PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Co^n^ Tues., Oct. 3. 1978
The Weather WHAT’S Rain likely developing this afternMn; highs around 60. NEWS Rain likely tonight but ending around midnight; lows 45 to 50. anrIjTfitTr Eupiiiiig Hpralii Partly sunny and warmer (Slorlllard.U.S.A..i;;9 Thursday with highs around 70. Chance of rain; 60 percent Board Wants Vol. XCVIII, No. 3 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, October 4, 1978 A Family NEWSpaper Since IHjM today and tonight; 20 percent We shortened the nam e...but the tasted the same: Thursday. National weather Trash Barrels map: page 20. Ju s ts a y MANCHESTER — The problem is empty beer cans in the planters and litter on the sidewalks. The solution is trash recep tacles, but the question is who is responsible to provide and main Pope Sent to His Final Rest tain them. Carl Zinsser, a member of the VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope while reading in bed. Paul VI only last Aug. 12. companied oniy by the pontiff’s im- Town Board of Directors, John Paul I, the humble bricklayer’s its last few hours of viewing by the Tens of thousands of mourners ig D ipitaries from 114 nations in niediate family and a half dozen car expressed his displeasure with son whose smile illuminated the public prior to the funeral and nored threatening skies and a cold cluding Mrs. Lillian Carter, the dinals, the pallbearers moved to the Main Street’s appearance at world during his 34-day-reign, today ouriai. drizzle to pack the immense mother of the U.S. president, sat in left of the main aitar and slipped out Tuesday night’s board meeting. was sent to his final rest in an out cobblestone square between Ber special roped off chairs to the left The medical examination, the The trash barrels were door funeral mass in the shadow of nini’s Doric columns for Pope John the “Door of Death” to reach the Vatican said, had no connection with and right of the altar. grotteos beneath the church. removed from Main Street earlier St. Peter’s Basilica. Paul’s final rites. Once the funeral mass ended Car calls for an autopsy by a conser this year because many had been Resplendent in their crimson Following the practice set by the Down inside the grottoes John vative Roman Catholic group that dinal Confalonieri read the funerai Paul’s cypress casket was placed in a battered and damaged. Zinsser robes, those of the 127 Cardinals wishes of the late Pope Paul VI, John discounts the church’s official service itself — intoning a brief homi- lead liner weighing 880 pounds. This said that he is concerned since already in Rome escorted the plain Paul’s coffin was lifted from the iy and sprinkling holy water on the explanation of John Paul's death. there has been no replacement of in turn was placed in a more massive The conservative group, Civilta cypress coffin bearing the body of the catafalque on which it had lain inside coffin. casket of oak. the barrels, and the trash con late pontiff from the massive St. Peter’s and was placed on a Per Throughout the service police Ciristiana, demanded a judicial in tinues to be tossed in the planters basilica. The coffins were then lowered into quiry into the circumstances of John sian carpet on the stone slab in front helicopters circled the square and a marble sarcophagus and covered or on the street. John Paul’s reign was so brief that of the church. Paul’s death. It said the Vatican’s police sharpshooters eyed the crowd with a large stone slab. The tomb Zinsser asked that the town take never as pontiff did he celebrate a The Sistine Chapel Choir led the statement that he died of a heart at from positions along the 151-foot high was only a few steps away from steps to solve the problem, a mass in the baroque basilica, the hymn singing during the Latin tack created more questions than it facade of the basilica. More than 7,- those of John XXllI and Paul VI, the answered. suggestion that Mayor Stephen largest in Christendom. language mass concelebrated by all 000 police were assigned to security. Penny backed. two pontiffs from whom he took his The Vatican has ruled out an autop John Paul, the Roman Catholic cardinals present and read by Car As the beils of St. Peter’s kneiled, name. “I would like to see some move Church's 263rd pontiff, died last sy on John Paul’s body and Cardinal dinal Carlo Confalonieri, 85, the dean the coffin was carried back inside the Vatican and Italian medical ment on this,” Penny said. Thursday night at the age of 65 cf a Silvio Oddi of Italy said an investiga of the Sacred College of Cardinals basilica. experts spent 90 minutes Tuesday Merchants on Main Street sudden and massive heart attack who performed the same services for Waiking down the central nave, ac tion into the causes of his death was originally had said that they night preparing the pope’s body for out of the question. would replace the barrels, but there is some question about whether that is actually their responsibility. Senate Rejects Plan “I’m not sure that’s completely appropriate,” James Breitenfeld, executive vice president of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, said. “It seems to me On ERA Vote Changes that’s a town function,” he said of the replacement of the trash WASHINGTON (UPI) - The to the Constitution: “Equality of Today’s vote was a major obstacle barrels. Senate today narrowly rejected a rights under the iaw shall not be It was regarded as a killer, for Breitenfeld said that the main proposal to let states that have ap abridged or denied by the United several reasons. question seems to be about who proved the Equal Rights Amendment States or any state on account of It would have forced a conference . ' ' ’Xv V change their minds, clearing the way f* '/ ■ would maintain and empty the sex.” battle with the House, it wouid have new receptacles. for certain extension of the ratifica President Carter Tuesday issued a meant new votes in both House and Town Manager Robert Weiss tion deadline. statement through a spokesman Senate on the conference com spoke with Breitenfeld this mor The vote was 54-44. urging Senate approval of the ERA promise and raise anew the threat of ning and asked that he and Jay The extension, which would give extension without amendment. a fatal Senate filibuster in the con Giles, director of public works, the states three years an three Presidential aide Sarah Weddington gressional adjournment crush, and it meet to solve the problem. months more — until June 30, 1982 — said Carter, Mrs. Carter and Vice would have meant a loss of support now appears sure to pass Friday. The i¥\. President Waiter Mondale were for the bill itself. House approved an identical exten telephoning undecided senators to Some members said they wouid Coach Naming sion earlier this year. urge support. rather see ERA die than to establish Shocks Panel So far, 35 of the required 38 states Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., and the the precedent of permitting a state s have ratified ERA. But supporters other ERA supporters have enough Legislature to undo a ratification MANCHESTER - The Ad say there is no chance of adding the votes to assure passage of the biil to which a preceding Legislature had visory Park -it Recreation Com three states necessary to the list extend the ERA ratification period. ' approved. mission members said Tuesday before the current deadline — March night they were “shocked” to 22, 1979. learn from The Herald that the The amendment by Sen. Jake town’s recreation director has Garn, R-Utah, which would have per Dworkin Blamed accepted a coaching position at mitted any of the 35 states to rescind Manchester High School. their previous approval during the Not until they read it in Mon extension period, was considered the day’s Herald did they learn that most serious obstacle to success. For Work Delay Mel Siebold has accepted an ap Backers had feared passage of the The Manchester Park Department is completing this new pointment as head boys’ swim Garn amendment might have killed By SUSAN VAUGHN project for what Phillips called ming coach replacing Ted Brin- foot bridge today in the east end of Charter Oak Park. The the bill in the few days left before Dworkin’s “attempt for publicity.” 'nihil Herald Reporter damour,who resigned after the bridge, which crosses Hop Brook, replaces a temporary bridge adjournment — or doomed the ERA Phillips said Dworkin should be held end of last year. Siebold also about 50 feet away. (Herald photo by Chastain) altogether. MANCHESTER — An angry Town responsible for costing the taxpayers serves as coach of the Manchester Shortly before rejecting the Garn Building Committee Tuesday night money. Rec Swim Team. Proposal, the Senate also defeated an chastised Michaei Dworkin, self- Philiips said he contacted the town Commission members agreed amendment by Sen. Adlai Stevenson, proclaimed local environmentalist, counsel and was told to find out the that the town’s citizens deserve D-Ill, under which Congress would for causing a termite control com extra costs involved in the delay on more than a part-time recreation Higher Foot Bridge have remained silent on the question pany to back down and for setting the extermination. 8 M laTar director. of rescission. back the entire construction schedule The project will be slowed down Commisson Chairman Joel Some senators said they would at the Washington School West Side because of the need to find another Q^Mi O’ Njcojj Janenda wrote a letter today to Crosses Hop Brook rather see ERA die than establish the Recreation Center. company to do the termite work and ' H e Town Manager Robert Weiss precedent of permitting a state’s Paul Phillips, building committee the concrete floor in the gymnasium requesting an inquiry into the MANCHESTER — A new foot surance vendor because the other Legislature to undo a ratification chairman, told the committee that cannot be poured until after the Only8mg.tar reason for Siebold’s appointment bridge with iron railings and I-beam bridge, a temporary one that was put which a previous Legislature had ap the Terminex International Co. of extermination procedure is com " aTMOlNKX W to the school position when he is supports has been built across the there to assist the SAM program proved. West Hartford decided last Friday pleted. alrea^ paid for being the town’s Hop Brook in Charter Oak Park when it began about four years ago, The ERA would add one sentence that it did not want to get involved in Richard Lawrence, architect for fuU-tUne recreation director. leading to Mount Nebo field. The was unsafe. exterminating at the school because the project, also noted that the delay Park Department will add the of the threat of legal suit by Dworkin. is costing the town money because of finishing touches today by painting it The work has been scheduled for last The new bridge has been raised Heavy Shells the short-term interest which is and seeding the area around the Friday. Termite infestation was Cemetery Rates several feet above the brook to insure being paid on the loan. The bonds are Ibste so good you woift believe bridge approaches. found earlier in September in a not issue until after the project is Some Manchester residents feel safety during flooding. The bridge Rock Beirut Park Commissioner Ernest Tureck was buiit from the town’s stockpile of ground level room of the school. completed, he said. that proposed cemetery rate in said that the bridge replaces an older BEIRUT, Lebanon (EIPI) — Some Dworkin had objected to the use of creases are too steep. See page 3. salvaged materials. Theunis Werkhoyen, committee theyYe lower in tarthan all these brands: bridge about 50 feet away which will A town service road going under of the heaviest shelling in I^banon’s termite pesticides at the school member, said, “We ought to press be removed. He said the new bridge Interstate 86 can be seen near the history of turmoil rocked Beirut which he said could cause brain charges on general principal.” Gift Opposed was recommended by the town’s in bridge. today, with Syrian forces and Chris damage or serious illness to the Member Donald Kuehl said the ac tian militiamen locked in combat for school children. The objections cusations by Dworkin were “im VANTAGE Tracy Drive residents strongly a strategic bridge. raised by Dworkin forced involve pugning the integrity of the com Hmyton opposed a gift of Salter’s Pond to The fighting — the fiercest since ment in the issue by the Town Health mittee.” KGDL KQOL the Town of Manchester. ’The Ad Intersection Job the Lebanese civil war two years ago Department, which normally does Phillips also noted the other iWiiisloni visory Park & Recreation Com — posed a threat to the Camp David not get involved in such matters. It problems that Dworkin’s objections mission decided to table decision accords on the Middle East was finally determined by the Health have caused. He said he had several Ml u c i ^ of recommendation on proposed engineered by President Carter. Department that the extermination calls from parents afraid to send gift. See page 12. Will Begin Soon At the United Nations, Secretary of procedure was safe. their children to school. One preg UM MI HARTFORD (UPl) - The Connec- ^ property tax,” the CCM said. the CCM’s executive committee, For Wisconsin Parley ticut. Conference of Municipalities “It is far better to incorporate such “People will have to live with less doesn’t think the state has to have ANDOVER — Carol Knowlton, 16, conjunction with the World Dairy a limitation into the statutes, where services if they want to pay less of Hickory Know! Farm, Andover, is constitutional amendment to limit it can more easily be modified to taxes,” the statement said. Exposition in Madison. The con spending. being sponsored by the Central ference is a three-day series of meet changing needs,” the CCM Another executive committee Connecticut Cooperative Farmers The CCM ’Tuesday voiced its disap said. seminars, workshops and field trips statement included in the packet Association to attend the National 4- proval with constitutional limits on to enlighten young people about ’The CCM made its observations in noted' that public opinion polls have H Dairy Conference in Madison, Wis. government Spending — a concept career potentials in the dairy in a packet of policy statements and shown that people, “while favoring She left from Bradley Intemational' School Damages supported by both candidates for editorials distributed ’Tuesday to dis dustry. tax reduction, do not want significant governor. Airport Tuesday with three other 4-H More than 200 delegates, represen courage Connecticut lawmakers decreases in government-provided delegates. Diane Lis, extension 4-H The CCM said if the state is truly from adopting Proposition 13- services.” ting forty states, will be par Beans May Treat Cancer agent, will be accompanying the girl ticipating. convinced it wants to limit spending inspired tax slashing legislation. “This apparent paradox presents a May Cost $4,000 then it should do so with a law and Connecticut delegation on the trip. Miss Knowlton is a senior at Rham LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) — A University of Kansas ’The CCM packet, entitled “Some difficult problem which undoubtedly tumor cells.” Houston's research concerns coupling a not with a constitutional amendment. Miss Knowlton was selected for High School in Hebron and will be biochemist says although the castor bean is ffoisonous to ricin molecule with a tumor. MANCHESTER - The Town older part of the school were just Materials Concerning Expenditures will have to be addressed by both the her outstanding achievement in 4-H Both Gov. Ella Grasso and her celebrating her seventeenth birthday eat, it may be valuable as a cancer treatment. “It is known that tumor cells have some cellular com Building Committee was told completed in time for school opening and Tax Limitations in Connecticut,” legislative and executive branches of citizenship, leadership and animal Republican challenger, Rep. Ronald in Wisconsin on Oct. 5. She will be Castor beans, which contain ricin, an enzyme extreme ponents (antigens) which vary among tumor types and Tuesday night that the cost of van in September. contained, among other things, a government,” the CCM executive projects. She has been a 4-H member Sarasin, have endorsed the idea of a returning home on Oct. 7. ly toxic to all animal cells, may be used to atUck only generally are not found in normal cells,” Houston said. dalism caused by youths at Three youths, two boys age 9 and a policy statement recently adopted by committee said. for ten years. constitutional amendment that would Four-H is the youth program of the tumor cells. Professor L.L. Houston said. “We plan to make antibodies to these tumor-specific Washington School the weekend of 12-year-old girl were apprehended The 4-H Dairy Conference is being set a ceiling on annual budget in University of Connecticut Coopera Ricin inhibits the growth of tumor cells “much more antigens and join ricin molecules to them. Antibodies Sept. 23 and 24 may be as high as $4,- and referred to juvenile court in con held at the University of Wisconsin in creases. tion Extension Service. Carol Knowlton efficiently than it inhibits growth of normal cells ” localize at tumor sites so we hope that the ricin will enter 000. nection with the incident. Further Houston said. But the CCM said a constitutional the tumor cells, thereby killing them." Wilfred Dion, supervisor of arrests are expected, said Patrol amendinent would “strait jacket” About Town Although ricin is very toxic, the oil of the bean is not Capt. Henry Minor of the Manchester buildings and grounds, said a rough the Legislature by making it nearly and has long been used as a laxative, Houston said. He estimate of damage and replacement Police Department. impossible for the lawmakers to res The Manchester Silktown LaLeche Manchester Emblem Club will said ricin is a protein and because proteins are not solu costs includes extensive floor and Security of the building, where an Housing Comments Aired pond quickly to unforeseen economic League will meet ’Tuesday, Oct. 10, meet tonight at 8 at the Elks Home. ble in oil, the toxin is not present in the highly refined oil ceiling damage, the loss of |2,000 in addition is also still under construc circumstances. at 10 a.m. at the Community Baptist The program will center around MANCHESTER — Two residents ty. He asked for a public hearing on The process took three to four used as a medication. books and clean-up. Dion said the tion, has been tightened, said Ted “Adoption of a constitutional Church, 585 E. Center St. Babies are attended Tuesday’s directors com such matters. hours, and such information is more Houston is studying methods of altering the ricin figure was compiled “considering MacKenzie of Custom Concept Charlotte Simmons, a psychic. limitation on expenditures or taxa welcome. Topic of the informal dis ment session to discuss low-income Another man said that he feels readily available in other towns, she molecule so it will act only on rapidly growing cancer EUREKA Builders, project contractor. The the worst” as far as replacement. It tion at the state level would freeze cussion will be “Art of Breastfeeding housing. Manchester is becoming ruled more said. cells without damaging normal cells. Ricin is not is not known yet exactly who much doors are checked every night by the the present tax system into place. and (^ercoming Difficulties.” For The program with Talking Drums One asked that the town prepare a and more by one man. He said that A man asked for a stop sign on currently used as a cancer treatment because it kills a carpet and tile will have to be school custodian and John Domfried, This system relies too heavily on the more information call Lois Lawrence scheduled for Saturday at Footprints, report about the percentage of sub the board should take more serious Woodbridge Street at its intersection large number of normal cells along with cancerous cells. replaced because of the water job superintendent. at 649-5056 or Janice Chetelat, 649- 466 Main St., Manchester, hae been sidized housing that Manchester now views of the manager’s actions. with Parker Street. He said that he Ricin acts on the cells by blocking protein synthesis on damage. Lawrence said that the security 5017. canceled. has. He said that Manchester’s total A woman said that she requested has made the same request in the the ribosome, the cell’s protein manufacturing center, Richard Lawrence, architect for system on the new building had not would compare favorably to that of information from the assessor’s of past. Houston said. Without a supply of protein, the cell dies. the school reconstruction project, been completed and was supposed to Sewage other towns. fice about the taxes on a parcel in A man said that repairs to Bigelow Houston said researchers are “at the point where we said some of the carpets have be hooked up prior to the weekend of He also said that he fears the crea town. ’The office employees said that Brook have been ineffective and that can design a ricin molecule to make it more selective for already begun to shrink. the vandalism, but was not done until tion of ghetto-like areas in town. they would not give her the informa problems still exist. the following Monday. Contract Youths entered the school David R. Kennedy Anotoer resident questioned whether tion without the department head’s Director Vivian Ferguson presided sometime during the weekend and Estimated on the damages have low-income housing proposals have permission, she said. at the session. turned on all the water faucets which been submitted to the insurance Approved ■■ ff ii iV the blessing of the Democratic Par resulted in flooding throughout the carrier. Committee members ^ o u \ A 4 building. The renovations on the questioned to what extent the parents David Kennedy SOUTH WINDSOR - 'f. Manchester Public Records 4 of the youths are liable for the van The Town Council Monday krtOM j- ■tKoaC' dalism. One said it may be as much Ordination Set night formally approved an Vernon Plans Rec Programs Mishap Sinks as 81,500. agreement with QA/iU/4^ VERNON — The Recreation Warranty deeds Other work on the Washington MANCHESTER - David R. Manchester which will eight-week course with the fee to be Macrame classes will be taught on George A. Thompson IV and Agnes M. Thompson to School West Side Recreation Center Kennedy, former youth minister at send some 450,000 gallons Department is offering several $6. Terry Sutyla will conduct both Algerian Ship programs for adults and children. Thursdays starting Oct. 12 from 12:30 Katherine H. Lamb, property on Deepwood Drive, $52.25 is going well, Lawrence reported. He St. James Church, will be ordained of sewage from a portion of classes. CARTAGENA, Spain (UPI) - An Ceramics classes for children age 8 to 2 p.m. This will be a beginner class conveyance tax. said the finishing work is well under by the Most Rev. Peter A. Rosazza, the J.C. Penny Industrial -tS- Social dancing, which includes Algerian ship sank in the Mediterra to 13 will be conducted on lasting four weeks and the fee is $4. Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. to way, caipets are being installed in auxiliary bishop of Hartford, FYiday Park into South Windsor smooth dancing, Latin dancing and Eileen Fuellhart is the instructor. nean early today after colliding with Wednesdays from 3 to 4:30 p.m. The Ronald R. Manzo, property at 107-109 Cedar St., $64,500. the corridors of the old building and in ceremonies starting at 7:30 p.m. at for treatment. disco dancing, will be conducted All classes will be at the Lottie an Italian vessel, and 26 of the classes will start Oct. 11 and continue Marriage licenses the parking area is being readied for the Church of St. Lawrence in West The agreement, which Fridays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. F isk Building, Henry Park. Eugene W. Goyette, 8B Downey Drive, and Mary E. Algerian craft’s crew were missing, for eight weeks. The fee is $6. new paving. Haven. passed by a 5-2 vote, is Beginners are encouraged to Registrations are being taken this Williams, East Hartford. the Cartagena Navy command said. rt** Ceramics for adults will be on Reconstruction work at the Kennedy, a former psychology and thought to be of benefit to register. Lessons will start Oct. 13 week at the recreation office. Park Russell J. Bilodeau, 180 Ferguson Road, and Michelle A base intelligence official said an Tuesday nights starting Oct. 10 from Bentley School is basically complete, religion teacher at Sacred Heart South Windsor as well as and run for eight weeks. The charge Place. R. Dvorak, 184 Princeton St., Oct. 21 at St. Bartholomew. air and sea search was launched for archit^t Richard Mankey reported. Manchester, by most town 7 to 8:30 p.m. This will also be an will be $8. Anita Young will instruct. the 26 men reported missing from the High School, Waterbury, and Notre Work on the stonework on the facade officials. 1,598-ton Algerian ship Colo. Dame High School, West Haven, DRESS SHOP of the school will have to be delayed The collision occurred 60 miles served as youth minister for St. Public Works Director until spring, he said, because there at east of the Cape of Palos and the James Parish during the summer of Allan Young told the coun Pieeadittu Smuiu were no contractors available to do 1977. 643-9016 EUREKA Italian ship involved was the 8,390- cil that Manchester will the work now. The committee set Father Kennedy will celebrate a pay a lump sum of $140,000 TALCOTTVILLE.CONN. m ton Expreso Maril)m, the spokesman aside $8,000 for that work. said. mass of thanksgiving Sunday at 3 for hook-up, $75,000 per The Manchester Police Station p.m. at the Church of St. Mary year in sewer user fees and He said the cause of the 4 a.m. reconstruction and addition is 55 per some $137,000 for industrial collision was not immediately Magdalen, Oakville. The Rev. James cent complete, Lawrence told the Archambault of St. James Church usage which will go for ■ CARPET WAREHOUSE SALE! known. The site of the accident was committee. An amount of $600,000 in (B m m m U l off Spain’s southern Mediterranean will be one of the concelebrants and a treatment plant a federal public works project grant coast. homilist at the mass. modifications. All-melal Vibra-Gioomer 11 has been received, with $150,000 massages carpeting at Rescue ships picked up four sur Young said it will cost over 20 (X)0 pulsations 0 more expected. Minor said. South Windsor about $17,- a minute vivors from the Colo, but the Forget your troubles, 0 The new addition of the police sta Algerians said that 26 of their crew 000 per year in chemicals tion should be ready by the first of ( About Town l to handle the additional Hi-Lo SHAG CARPET were missng. The Italian ship was c'mon get heolthy! PARQUET FLOORINO Making miniature waves the new year and the whole project in carpets This action not badly damaged and continued un Tte ^«ardshlp commltKe 01 So- , S S t ’ ' m'Jre INSTALLATION loosens deep gnl lor may be completed no later than 100% NYLON brushes lo whisk out der its own power. March 1979, Minor said. cond Congrega lonal Church will than offset by the fees CLEARANCE AVAILABLE IN 10 e x c i t I n q c o l o r s mMt tonight at 7 in the church charged the town of DESIQNandCREATl...- KG S C 9 9 Manchester. ... COCKTAIL TABLES. BND TABLEB, DININQ ROOM TABLES ■ Wide, bright head Senate Candidates Debate m SQ. TO. iight helps discover OR INSTALL YOUR OWN FLOOR NOW O w dirt in darkest MANCHESTER — Candidates for the Fourth corners. c Senatorial District seat will debate Sunday, Oct. 15 from 12:30-1 D.m. on WTNH-TV, channel 8. lExclusive 6-position c ^ 4 1 4 ^ MN-NOHIMBOK State Sen. 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Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 — PAGE SEVEN Elderly Program Educator Wants Option Set at Hospital VERNON — The public recreation director, at 872- relations and physical 7319. On Mandated Proerams therapy departments of ByRv rHRI« CHRIS BLAKERl Aizr ^ . . Rockville General Hospital College Promotion following year. ‘"This is where it puts you in the Herald Reporter will present a program en- VERNON - Richard P. This procedure means the East pinch. ’This is a political problem, not titled “Physical Con Wurst, of 29 Donnel Road, EAST HARTFORD — Lawrence Hartford school board must pick up an administrative one,” Steinberg ditioning and Safety for is among 46 faculty DelPonte, chairman of the Board of the full tab for its special education said. Many Notables Join Our Senior Citizens,” Oct. members at New Britian Education, has sharply criticized the children until the state reimburses DelPonte said later that if the state 28 at 10 a.m. in the hospital College who were recently state Board of Education and the the town next year. bbard recognizes this fact, it should cafeteria. promoted. state Department of Youth Services procedure is contributing to a seek an alternative to existing fun Bolton Land Deeds Filed In AgOstinelli Roast Wilhelmina Werkhoven, Wurst has been a for not pressing the state Legislature 1223,000 in the state-mandated special ding methods in the Legislature BOLTON — The following warran Longo, Clark Road, conveyance tax member of the college for a possible alernative to the fun education program, DelPonte said. DelPonte was unsatisfied by the ty deeds were filed with the town Bolton, Green Hill Drive, no tax; the hospital’s physical $64.90; Viola Oliver to Lans Invest Ludis Upenieks to Town of Bolton-,- MANCHESTER — A top echelon of Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny; therapist, will conduct the biolgy department since ding methods for state mandated DelPonte asked a state Board of answer he received Monday night clerk in August: state and local notables will lend a former Manchester Mayor Matt ment, Notch Road, conveyance tax Green Hill Drive, no tax. program. She will 1967 and h as been programs. Education official Monday night if from Steinberg when he asked why Charles and Dorothy Zeppa to $58.30. bipartisan flavor to “A Roast of Nate Moriarty Jr., who was “roasted” at demonstrate body promoted to the rank of Currently, if the state mandates an the state board can make the money there is no pressure on the Charles and Shirley Zeppa, School Also U and R Housing to Donald Agostinelli,” Oct. 14 at Willie’s Steak last year’s March of Dimes dinner- Also Henry Warner to Robert and and Bernice Fellows, Mt. Sumner mechanics and con associate professor. educational program, the local available during the same year Legislature to change the methods. Road, conveyance tax $38.50; Kurt Shelia Rydziel, School Road, con House, Center St.. Manchester. dance; the Rev. Paul Trink, fomerly He is a former senior Drive, conveyance tax $92.95; Mar ditioning exercises to keep school board must pick up the costs Clay Steinberg of the state board Steinberg told him that a legislator and Barbara Wiehe to Paul and Bar veyance tax $63.25; U and R Housing The event will kickoff of Assumption Church and now with the senior citizen feeling microbiologist and senior during the year. Reimbursement told him, “No, it’s a legislative attempted to change the method bara Formica. Brookfield Road, con cus and Linda Baltrucki to Blanchard St. John Catholic Church of New serologist for the Connec to Thomas and Shirley Leone, Mt. and Rossetto Construction Co., Birch M anchester’s 1978-79 March of young and mobile. from the state comes during the matter. We function with reim- several years ago, but found this to veyance tax $52.25; Sylvester and Son Sumner Drive, conveyance tax Dimes Campaign. A social hour at Haven; Superior Court Judge John F. ticut State Department of bursements. be too difficult and gave up Mountain Road, conveyance tax Those attending will be Construction Co.. Inc., to Barbara $83.05; U and R Housing to Town of $16.50. 6:30 p.m. will be followed by dinner Shea Jr. of Manchester; and Elsie encouraged to participate Health. He received his “It seems to me that if there is a . at 7.M, then “the roast,’’ followed by Swensson, vicechairman of in the exercises unless for bachelor of science degree problem of this magnitude, the ad dancing. Manchester’s Republican Town Com health reasons they cannot. from Jefferson Medical Women’s Center Plans ministrators of the program (the About Town ^ mittee. Other notables may be added No special type of clothing College in Philadelphia and state board and DCYS) should make Nathan G. Agostinelli was to the list of “roasters” later. will be required for par has done additionai post a concerted effort to address the “■ j Manchester mayor from 1966 to 1971 The master of ceremonies will be ticipation. graduate work in Divorce Support Group problem with the Legislature ' and State of Connecticut comptroller James R. McCavanagh, who was Emanuel Lutheran All exercises and ac bacteriology at the Univer DelPonte said. from 1971 to 1975. He is the first and emcee at last year’s event. Joseph The Women’s Center of Prayer Group will meet tivities demonstrated can sity of Connecticut. other programs sponsored by the “If they recognize that this is only Manchester resident ever Hachey is general chairman of the Manchester Community College is Women’s Center this fall will include creating a problem for local school Thursday at 10 a.m. in the elected to a statewide office. In 1974, be done in the home organizing another divorce support church library. The care March of Dimes Campaign and without the need for a potluck supper and dance Oct. 12 boards, they should come up witn he was unsuccessful! in his bid for group this semeter. and vistation committee is William Diana is ticket chairman for special equipment. Miss from 6 p.m. to midnight in the Stu some kind of a resolution before the state lieutenant governor. ’The group will meet Mondays from scheduled to meet at 11:15 the dinner-dance. Ticket information Werkhoven will also dis dent Center Lounge. Ms. Randle Legislature,” he said. “I’m sure Participating as “roasters” Oct. 14 may be obtained from Hachey at 646- 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 16 through Dec. 18. Handleman will be guest singer. local school boards would be only too in the library. will be State Sen. Lewis Rome, now a cuss home safety tips for 4004 and Diana at 646-0546. A tur prevention of accidents. This group is specifically designed On Oct. 21, an all-day seminar en happy to support it.’’ candidate for lieutenant governor nout of about 250 persons is an Lewis Rome Mrs. Anne Flynn will Persons age 60 and older for women in any stage of separation titled “Women and Health” will be Steinberg said it would cost the and a personal friend of Agostinelli: ticipated. or divorce. A variety of topics and lead a Bible study are eligible for the held at the college. state about $45 million to reimburse issues will be discus^. Register by Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in program. However, anyone A women's movement club is also the schools this year for special calling the Women’s Center at 646- organizing at the center. To learn education. He said local boards are the Federation Room of w ith a know n h e a r t Center Congregational About Town probiem should not par 4900, ext. 232 or 236. Enrollment will more about any of the programs, call paying this amount in “front money’’ be limited. No fee is involved. Church. ticipate in the exercise por the Women’s Center. for the 1978-1979 year. The Day by Day group of Main St. The meeting is open to all. Church will meet tonight at 7 at the tion. JOHN DEERE Alcoholics Anonymous will meet church. A prayer meeting is ’Those planning to attend tonight at 8 at Center Congregational COMPACT SNOW THROWER The United Pentecostal Church scheduled for the same hour at the should pre-register by Church. AA contact is available 24 or POODLE RIVIERA will have its regular service and Bi church. calling 872-0501, Ext. 263 G«t 'Rred up Area Bulletin Board hours daily by calling 646-2355. ble study tonight at 7:30 at the for winter CHAIN SAW, Mo«M IS HOT JUST FM POQHfS MYIIOIK!! between 10 a.m. and 4:30 J with a new 40V or 30 church, 187 Woodbridge St. Everyone Britannia Chapter, Daughters of p.m., daily. Registrations ^John Deere Doll Display sor a benefit performance of "Fiddler on First Church of Christ, Scientist, Snowmobile is welcome. the American Revolution, will meet must be in by Oct. 20. COVENTRY — Barbara Lott has her the Roof” at the Coachlight on Nov. 19 at will have its regular meeting, in Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the home Transportation to the wHh the purchase of doll collection on display at the Captain 5:30 p.m. cluding testimonies of healing, The Christian Service Brigade and of Mrs. August Roos, 9 Craig’s Road, Trailfire program can be arranged Low*profH« tan-cooM trtnoul an i^« im -on Nathan Hale School Library this week. Proceeds will benefit the temple. tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. Pioneer Giris of the Presbyterian Windsor. tral machfn* Thou^n k m ixvia o' itt A Trailfire or Spitfire by calling Donald Berger, O'adtcntoa lrtil-UnM>0 o' Jo h r twdt i>i ye«terf«r' o» t 79 VfKf — IN* (V h ta CO -gnaion io> a U 'it on exhibit. 20. For more information write P.O. Box Dm ** k n adfu$ut»e *i>oe’riii comlort and nanoiing Traif-rt M-kuni cartxj'Wion and a -K Cvaan Snowmobile. The dolls were given to the Lott children 403 or call Joe Alpert, 649-2287. Seating P«>wnal PMMQ4 10 * 'ou alto gaf a now Map-oaodao taal kn »«>•« k?m ol grrrtlf (vovidM News for Senior CItIzene aura m t Uo'I AO|wttao« nanowbwt arrangements can be made in groups of on n>u« *00 **icnt>Liu A And rouf cnoM CO -cnaion u tu a k catC ia atio n am Straat; "'«cad gmuta' bar tract since 1966, has been promoted to the rank 11 289-9242 one-zip at the end of five. of partners the teams with off more than 10 points and friends back in 1969. that we had a very large (Oppottf Totltnti will be closed Oct. 9 in observance of from his handicap during It's All Over turnout for our ceramic Nothing rune IRte e D—»• Columbus Day. The landfill area, which is of professor in the physics and earth Well, the first thing is the best low net scores science department. were Jim Fee and Paui the season. And so now as I finish class and so now Gloria has normally closed Wednesday will be open that the bus for the Dan 320 COMPACT SNOW THSOWEH that week. He formerly taught chemistry, biology, Poodle Riviera this column, that nail decided to divide it into 63 TOLLAND ST., E. HARTFORD bury Fair will be leaving Desjeunes with a 67; Frank So once again may I con Heavy Duty 3 h.p. engine or and physical science at Warren High Gallas and Tom Irvine, 68; biting game is now history, two groups. ’The advanced Temple Benefit our center tomorrow at gratulate the winners and School in Massachusetts and was a part- Located lust 10 minutes from Vernon 9:30 a.m. Ed Fitzpatrick and Elmore and the Yanks came out as class will meet in Mondays all the players for helping SOUTH WINDSOR - Temple Beth time instructer of biology at Manchester HOURS Tut.-Sat. 8-5 • Clo«ed Monday* We are all set for the Anderson, 69; and tied for cham ps. I ’ve been a from 9 to 11 a.m. On Friday Hillel, Foster Street Extension, will spon- to make this past season an morning at the same time Community College. foliage trip with three fourth spot, A1 Petke and enjoyable one. Yankee fan for umpteen the beginners group will Chain Saw, Modal 40V or 30 buses ready -to roll. It Charles Romanowski, and We also extend our years, but although I was might mention once again Ernie Segerberg and Fran sincere thanks to the East happy that the Yanks won, meet. that we always write the' Cosma, both with 71. This Hartford Recreation De I felt a little sadness, most By the way, this coming column at least one or two year the league was' partment for making it ly for you Red Sox fans who Monday, Oct. 9, is a BURNSIDE POWER EQUIPMENT days in advance and often divided into A and B without a doubt are the holiday and therefore we possible for us to play on TWA.. PM. etSMJi; OAT. edO-IWO when we mention we have groups. The top five their golf course. most sincere loyal fans will be closed for the day. CLOtO MM. A IKM. UMTWIIIP. cowl. Famous! a few seats left for a trip, players with best averages ever. It’s been the year you those seats are filled by the in the A group were Joseph Memory Lane all felt for sure was yours, time you read it, as some G rinavich, 40.6; Irvin Hey, would you like to only to see the team take a people come in right after Gartside, 43.4; Vincent run down memory lane nosedive and lost that big the column is written. Porter, W.l; Joe Quinn, with me? Tomorrow for lead. Then after the THE 1/ SPORT MART Things are moving along 46.7; and Ernie Segerberg, our fine afternoon I’m Yankees humiliated the -pretty good now and the ac 47.5. Low gross score went going to dig out some team for four straight at tion here starts with our to Irvin Gartside with a colored slides taken on our Fenway I figured you fans last Friday afternoon set terrific 36. first trip to Penn Dutch would throw in the towel. back games. We had 36 In B group the top five Countiy back in 1969. You didn’t. You stuck with PRE-SEASON players and the following were Jim Fee, 52.2; Paul It will be fun to see how them right into the winners: Paul Schuetz, Buettner, 52.4; Stan you have changed over the playoffs. Fate just don’t T42; Ann Fisher, 140; Marowski, 52.4; Paul past almost ten years. It make your dream come M artha L aB ate, 132; Robert Schubert, 126; Joe Windsor, 124; Anna Demko, 123; Archie • ^^■Foundations SKI SALE IS Houghtaling, 121; Marjorie ONT WAf McLain, 121; Josephine M attresses and A lb rech t, 120; Mike DeSinione, 119. We received word that ? Remember Last Winter? Georgina Vince is now back home at 44 Case Drive. Also, Rose Valuzzi TheTirePros is now recuperating at her NOW home at 171 Summit St. introductory Special Buy! Hattie Pitkin and Bea Lit tle are patients at the STEEL RADIAL SNOW Manchester hospital. ^ ^ Sertapedic® Millie Buckler is recuperating at her home IN PROGRESS on Hilltop Drive. '95 U-7M3Wliite On Monday we had 48 IMtpBMtSiMl players for our pinochle Swalaiils games and most of them Twin Size found it hard to concen WHITE EachEachPiec Piece trate on cards while 195P-DR-78-14 *42.95 FULL SIZE, EACH PIECE $88.88 listening for the inning-by ER78-14 inning rundown by Gloria. *44.95 FR78-14/15 For a very short Hme you can buy We did have the following *49.95 CHECK THESE GR78-14/15 this special Sartapadic matiraaa at winners: Josephine *51.95 a price Just too good to pass u d . IPs Schuetz, 790; M arjoie HR7814/15 *56.95 the value of the yoari McLaine, 780; Fritz LR78-14/15 GRAND DRAWINGI Aulkinson, 768; Grace *58.95 SPECIAL EVENTS: Fed. Tax 2.15 to 3.57 Limited Time Only! Fill out an entry form during the sale at Windsor, 745; Joe Windsor, either store for a chance to win a Ski 744; Ann Thompson, 741; WHY PAY MORE? Bea Mader, 728; Frank Week for 2 at Klllington with your own Gadamski, 725; Catherine GOODYEAR oAmAO"DR-ER-14 $47.eS private chalet. Gleason, 724; Ann Fisher, 78-14/15 SSl.eS sm WHILE STOCK 721; Robert Schubert, 720; STEEL “Tiempo” ▼ ^ T ® 0 OR-78-14/15S $ M .9 S WEDNESDAY, DCT. 4, at 7:30 P.M. In addition to these special events, be Frances Frike 718. HR.78-14 $S 7.95 Visit with Representatives from Klllington. See sure to stop In and check our VERY JR4R-15 $ 6 2 .9 5 LASTS! nEHSESTOPEmr G o lf Banquet 1st QUALITY O I movies and get all the Information about one of special pricesi In the evening we held ' SALE ENDS OCTOBER 28th the East’s major ski areas. TrI-CIty Plaza Store our annual Golf League only. banquet at the Army and SPECTACULAR SAVINGS Navy Club. It was a great ON FURNITURE RUGS night especially to see that NATIONAl 75 were on hand and many ------AND BEDDING!! FRIDAY, OCT. 6 from 5-9 P.M. of them were the ladies who finally got a night out BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRES Furniture Showcase It’8 Rep Night at Sport Mart. Representatives after getting their golfers • VERNON from major companies In the ski Industry will up and out all summer • GLASTONBURY of Manchester be In the store to talk skiing and equipment long. 129 TALCOTTVILLE RD. 217 HEBRON AVE. with everyonel TrI-CIty Plaza Store only. My sincere thank you to • ELMWOOD • BERLIN ftmuTutepfont since m a 643-4036 three men who worked so 104i NEW niT AIN AVI. 1741BERUNTPKE. •“ S sirt •PORTLAND hard and long to make a route aa •OLD 8AYBROOK 4M POET no. I l l s MAIN ST. OPEN 3 HITES Tri-City Plaza, Vernon good and well organized • DURHAM .MBT •ypiWH BRANFORD TUES. 4 WED. TILL S P.M. league. Chairman Joe Du ZOtMAINBT. nOUTEIOaNOUTElt MANCHESTER 7 Park Street, Rockville pont, secretary Paul THORS. T IU 0 P.M. PAGE EICiHT— MANCHESTER EVENlNCi HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4. 1978 — PAGE NINE Area Bulletin Board Church Honors 74 years; three for 61 years; two for 64 responded to 218 calls, 57 more than VERNON - The Union years; five for 65 years; five for 67 in the previous years. May and Conpegational Church, at Sunday years; three for 69 years; one for 71 November were the busiest months services, honored 74 members of the years; three for 72 years; and two for for that period. congregation who have been 75 years. The cails included seven house members from 50 to 75 years. Members for 75 years are Mrs. fires, five barn fires, two stove fires, Each of these members was Frederick Kuhnly and Mrs. Ethel four chimney fires, 26 woods, brush presented with a special certificate MacGregor. and grass fires, 10 car fires, 44 by the church moderator, Lynn lOlst Birthday automobiie accidents, 44 medical Anderson assisted by Mrs. David VERNON — William Lee, a emergencies, 5 search and rescues, 5 Whales Subject for AARP Kutscher. A reception followed the member of Union Congregational electrical fires, 2 rubbish fires, 3 church service and each of the rescue emergencies. Barbara Vacana, instructor at the during the program on 19th century the lecture, t^urch and a resident of the Mystic Seaport Museum, will give an women honored was given a corsage. Rockville Memorial Convalescent Aiso 16 mutual aid, 8 stand-by, 1 whaling, will discuss the role of The chapter has also scheduled an Six of the persons honored have false alarm, 5 football game stand illustrated lecture on "Whales, whaling in the economic growth of overnight bus trip to Ogunquit, Home, will celebrate his 101st Whaling and Whalemen” been members for fifty years; seven birthday on Oct. 5. by, 3 medical stand-by, 7 in New England and describe the types Maine. A bus will leave the South Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the for 51 years; lour for 52 years; six for vestigations, 7 alarm malfunciions, 4 of whales hunted and techniques Church parking lot Oct, 17 at 8 a.m. Fire Calls Tallied memtership meeting of Manchester 53 years; two for 54 years; six for 55 service calls, 6 soccer game stand whalemen used during the hunt. and will return Oct. 18. Accom BOLTON — For the fiscal year Chapter, American Association of years; 10 for 57 years; three for 58 by, 3 fire prevention, and 1 scuba Photographs, artifacts, whaling im modations will be at the Norseman July 1977 through June 1978 the Retired Persons, at 1;30 p.m. in years; two for 59 years; two for 60 diving assignment. plements and a film of an actual Motel in Ogunquit, Reservations may Bolton Volunteer Fire Department Cooper Hall of South United whale hunt (an experpt from “Down be made by contacting Lucille Hearing Set Methodist Church. Ms. Vancana. to the Sea in Ships” ) will illustrate Mahoney, 643-7151. On Takeover 1 ^ Archdiocese NEW YORK (UPI) - Trying Hand Puppets State Attorney General Richard Krawczyk, left, and Jeffrey Selects Day ED STEBEN’ S Louis Lefkowitz announced mwelry, home baked and home canned foods. Krawczyk try out some hand crocheted hand There will also be a Moon Walk and a Thumb MANCHESTER - Dr. that his office would hold a puppets that will be available at the Bowers public hearing Oct. 13 into Print Lady. Items from local merchants will Richard T. Day of 24 Camp the proposed takeover of School Jamboree Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 be raffled. Hot dogs, drinks and desserts will Meeting Road has ben ap masiFi t narge pointed to the School Board Carrier Corp., of Syracuse, p.m. at the school. There will be games, be offered. Co-chairmen for the event are by United Technologies plants,^ white elephant items, dried flowers, of the Archdiocese of Hart Mrs. Mary Boyko and Mrs. Gail White. ford. He is one of six new Corp. pumpkins, Girl Scout crafts, candy, books,' The hearing is to deter Ihi (Herald photo by Chastain) members to be appointed 1 " . mine the “completeness by Archbishop John F. and a c c u ra c y ” of a V^ealon Dr. Day is a professor of registration statement DONESTK GLASS CWMERGIAL filed with the state by the Sarasin Says He’d Keep psycholo^ at Manchester Hartford, Conn, based cor Community College. He is GUSS a member of St. James poration. • Insuronce Companies • Table Tops • Storefronts EYEGLASS/VBOUTIQUE parish and is chairman of billed directly Some Grasso Appointees the St. James Parish Board • M irrors • All metol work Scout Troop • Will do work of Education. He was a on location • Thermo-Pone • Emergency Hunts Roots HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Ronald missioners of labor, agriculture and former member of the boarding up Sarasin and Mrs. Grasso had • Gloss of oil • Patio Doors Sarasin, the Republican candidate environmental protection. agreed to speak before the Connec faculty at East Catholic (sliding) • Free estimoles What^s the topic? MANCHESTER - St. 232 SPENCER ST. (SHOP-RITE PLAZA) for governor, said Tuesday he would High School. types for vans MANCHESTER, CONN. • 646-7494 He said he thought Daniel MacKin ticut Daily Newspaper Association in (vents) Mary’s Scout Troop 27 is consider retaining some current • Storm Windows • Sliding gloss What would three women talk about when approaching its 50th an non, a Republican fired by Mrs. Bridgeport Thursday night. But the 10% for partitions Katie McGuire of Ellington, running for department heads in the Grasso ad Grasso from his job as ad governor left today to go to Rome to • Repair uny • Screens they get together? In the case of this three, niversary, but it has a DISCOUNT PRICES mechanicol failure office windows representative from the 57th District. All ministration if he were elected ministrative services commissioner, attend the funeral Wednesday of OFF FOR problem. governor. on door gloss • Home Gloss • Gloss portilions it’s politics. The women, left to right, are three are Republicans and appeared at the BUY A COMPLETE PAIR OF EYEGLASSES “did a good job for the short time he Pope John Paul I. The troop is seeking in • Rear sliding Repair Dorothy Miller of Bolton, seeking re-election opening of Republican headquarters in MON-CLOSED S *f O A C “Some of them have done a good served.” Sarasin said the “bottom line” in SENIOR formation about its eariy job, given the tools they have to work gloss for ILL TYPES to the House of Representatives (55th Ellington Monday night. (Herald photo by years. The troop’s records The congressman said if he did his campaign “is jobs.” He said the CITIZENS pickup trucks OF 6U$S District); Nancy Osborn of Vernon, running th: : : ; ™ : ? ONLYo n l y 1 I O 0 a . * 9 5 . with,” Sarasin said. But he declined decide to appoint a Democrat, “I’m Kemp-Roth bill in Congress “is not Richmond) are complete starting in •SINGLE VISION LENSES CLEAR to name them. for representative from the 56th District; and 1942, but information S A T . 10 -5 sure there would be some flak” from so dramatic” a measure as its op Sarasin said his concern in appoin before that date is in Republicans. But he said he would be ponents make it out to be. The Manchester Jaycee 8 Vans at your 20% OFF ALL BIFOCALS ting commissioners “would be to get willing to tolerate the criticism if the The measure to cut $1(X) billion in Wives will hold a complete. the best talent” and he would not O is p o s jl Anyone having informa DESIGNER ‘ PRICE CONTACT end result was better service to the taxes over a number of years “just membership meeting 289-2701 DEPENDS make appointments “on the basis of people. tion about the troop before p FRAMES LENSES puts people back to where they were tonight at 8 at the home of Fahey Backs CROP Walk ON FRAME political rewards.” Sarasin also said he was not in in 1973 in paying taxes.’’ Mr.s. Patty Catanzano, 168 1942 is asked to contact SELECTED He told a news conference his Wilbert Auden of 102 terested “in debating a surrogate” if The candidate said Connecticut Cooper St. Guest speaker MANCHESTER — Democratic people did show up for the walk and The walk is co-sponsored by the % Democratic opponent. Gov. Ella T. Starkweather St. His a substitute is offered for Mrs. now suffers from anti-business taxes will be Judy Lamson from State Senate candidate Marceila took it just the same, rain and all. Manchester Council on World Hunger Grasso, bad made a number of “fat Grasso in a debate that was planned that penalize the working man as St. Jude’s Hospital. Fahey of East Hartford has again The walk will begin at 1 p.m. in and CROP, the Community Hunger telephone number is 643- ED STEBEN’S GLASS cat” appointments, including com for Thursday. well. pledged her support for the Center Park. Manchester officials Appeal of Church World Service. 0402. Ellington Rd., Rte. 30, South Windsor Manchester CROP Walk for Hunger who had planned to participate last To help raise awareness about why which has been rescheduled for this week have not yet notified the walk hunger exists, representatives from Nursery Invites Parents Sunday, Oct. 8. The walk, originally officials whether they will join the groups working on hunger concerns set for last Sunday, was postponed walkers this time. will p a rtic ip a te in a hunger MANCHESTER — The Blue Shutter Mrs. Diane Heavens and Mrs. Nancy Announcing because of rain. However, several awareness program. This program Play and Learn School, a nursery school Gocht, two new teachers at the school, will begin at 1 p.m. at Center for three- to five-year-olds, held at ’Trinity will be introduced. Co-directors and Congregational Church, and will run Covenant Church on Hackmatack Street, teachers are Mrs. Judy Marteney and About Town concurrently with the walk. will have a parents’ night ’Thursday at 7:30 Mrs. Carolyn Dewoy. Mrs. Gloria Weiss, a registered p.m. in the school play room. The licensed schooi, which meets Mon nutritionist, will have a bwth on The school’s program which includes day, Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 11 The Grade 8 staff of Center John Bossidy will present a Bible nutrition at the church. science, arts and crafts, language, music a.m ., and noon to 2 p.m., is non- 'k'k'k-kirifiririr K-----A " H T ' II I CuiigiegaHonai cnurch will meet Survey Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Anyone wishing to walk or sponsor and indoor and outdoor play, will be denominational and open to the public. tonight at 7;30 at 528 Woodbridge St. Bridget’s School. a walker may contact Anna Spencer Calico explained. at 646-1223 or Mary Breen at 643-7268. Prints These "always in style" fabrics are just right for home decorating! 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Start putting together your fatl/wintar wardrobe. $022 100% Celanese FORTREL'"Polya Blue Berets Ask Council MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN Hanrljfstpr iEuptttug H m lh Manchester - A City of Village Charm Open Forum To Regulate Head Shops Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Audit Bureau ol Circulation .. .. By CHARLIE MAyNARD MembBf. Untied Press Inlernalional “If people have to sign for the ly begins at home. Parents have to Investments Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square Herald Reporter paraphernalia,” Mrs. Pressamarita take a bigger interest in their EAST HARTFORD - Town Coun said, “it might discourage them from children.” Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. cil members heard a plea Tuesday 1-86 Connector buying it. Parents could check up on r Rav^nd F. Rob,n„„. Editor-Publiahar Harold E. TurK,Managing Editor To the editor, night to have the town regulate the their children.” The Town Council had no trouble so-called head shops in East Hart “The sellers are laughing at the passing a resolution isolating the I- When I spoke to the Pension Board ford. Opinion law. The drugs are illegal, but 841-86 connector from the entire on Sept, 25, 1978,1 gave them copies Mary Ann Pressamarita, head of they're selling the paraphernalia,” Interstate 84 project, but there was the area Roman Catholic Conser she continued. of the record of investments for disagreement over who could of them, from March 27, 1978 to this vative Blue Berets, asked the council Council Vice Chairman Harry ficially carry the letter to ap date. I gave the Pension Board copies to consider an ordinance requiring Egazarian assured Mrs. propriate federal officials Tax Revolution Resolution persons buying drug-related Pressamarita that the council Prior to the council’s consideration of my recommendations starting paraphernalia to sign their name and members were also concerned with of the matter, Marcella Fahey, How’s the “tax revolution’’ March 27, and then the progress into address at the store. Her principal the sale of the items and said the or Democratic candidate for the third faring around the country? calling for tax cuts or ceilings April 24, May 30 and June 26. My reason for this, she said, was that dinance committee would be con senatorial district, said she would Here’s a current status report on government spending, will recommendations began with an in parents could check up on children sidering the matter. travel to Washington, D.C. to see if be on the ballot in Alabama, vestment of $833,700 and six months they suspect of using drugs. He said, however, that it is not based on a new nationwide sur- the connector could be completed Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, later the value became $1,074,000. There are two head shops in town. easy to prevent the sale of such, without having to wait for the com vey conducted by the Stairway to Heaven and the Mad items. pletion of 1-84 into Providence, R.I. Washington-based Coalition of Illinois, Michigan, Nebraska, I accomplished this increase by Hatter Boutique, and both are on “Getting them to just sign their When discussion of the resolution North Dakota, South Dakota buying when securities are bargins Burnside Avenue. American Public Employees: names is difficult.” he said. “It real- came up. Town Council Democrat Limitations of property taxa and Texas. Similar efforts and selling when they appreciate in William Dailey, Jr. suggested that it Students Learn About Hospital price. would be a good document for Mrs. tion, styled after California’s failed in Illinois, Montana, Fahey to bring to the federal of Second graders from Bowers School in Marte, center, and Laura Myers, members of Jarvis-Gann initiative, have Utah and Washington. Roger Negro, our town treasurer, Effect of Fire Case * ficials. Manchester get an idea of what it’s like to be the hospital auxiliary, give explanations and qualified for placement on the Still unresolved are the looked at the list and questioned, “All However, Republican Minority hospitalized during a demonstration of demonstrations. Set up in the museum ar^ a November general election situations in Hawaii, Maine profits Russ?” I said, yes, I rarely Leader Esther Clarke, Mrs. Fahey’s take an account of mine out of a hospital techniques at Lutz Junior Museum. pediatric room and an emergency care and ballot in Idaho, Nevada and and Oklahoma. (Some states opponent in the senatorial race and Mrs. Shirley Andrews, left, a Bowers stock, at a loss. I will buy and Subject for Meeting the author of the resolution, objected operating area. (Herald photo by Pinto) are listed more than once teacher, guides her students while Sally Oregon. Similar petitions average down but not up in price. to anyone except the mayor or the failed to qualify, however, in because several different peti Many times I will buy and sell the Town Council president carrying the MANCHESTER — The effect of same stock within a year. and Samuel Longest — has met document to other officials. T^e Arizona, Colorado, Florida and tion campaigns were under the Buckland fire jurisdiction case before and some of the discussion taken, and some succeeded probably will be one of the items dis manuevering by the Democrats Washington. As an example, I said, look at tonight will be continuation of past seemed to undercut Mrs. Clarke’s Department Needs Nurse while others failed.) cussed tonight by the Eighth Utilities items. Other formulations, usually General Motors. I bought 2,000 District-Town subcommittee. political leverage in the issue. These include a proposed common MANCHESTER — A staff nurse “We can’t take a step backwards in shares on March 27,1978 at 60Vi, sold The subcommittee is made up of Eventually, the council voted to average about 10 percent each. Union dispatcher for the fire departments for the Health Department is needed community health care,” she said it April 25,1978 at 66, then I bought it ttoee members each of the town and adopt the resolution which called for to relieve the work load, a member employees have received larger in and mutual planning and assistance the connector to be separated from Dr. Alice ’Turek, the town’s direc creases in the past than the non-union again on May 25, 1978 at 60, sold it district Board of Directors. The of the Advisory Board of Health said. Other Editors Say: in case of local disasters. the entire highway project in order tor of health, said, “I don’t think a management, he said. Sept. 11,1978 at 66 and bought GM for group was formed earlier this year to Some residents, however, said that Debunking heroes and legends has The group also is expected to dis for it to be built sooner. Mrs. Clarke doctor would like to handle what a Lupien and others said that they Thomas J. Famham, author of a An October sunrise over Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) the third time Sept. 21, 1978 at 6214. improve communication between the cuss fire coverage in Buckland, the the department has done nothing but nurse can do better.” long been a parlor sport for some book about Hale, that the Over the past year most of the two bodies and work together on said it would open a direct line to the felt such an increase is too high and area of dispute in the fire jurisdiction expand since it was first formed a writers, researchers and university revolutionary figure “threw his life common problems. mayor and Town Council on the few years ago. Some residents said, however, that would lead to further requests for in analysts have been bearish on General case. The state Supreme Court ruled professors; how else would we know away” by getting hanged by the The subcommittee — which con progress of this report. they are opposed to increases in the creases from unionized town Motors. I like it very much around that the District has jurisdiction in Both comments were made department. that George Washington had bad sists of Town Directors Thomas Con However, there was no formal mo employees. British as a colonial spy — 202 years the low sixties. Buckland. Tuesday night at the Board of Direc teeth? ago. nors, William Diana and John tion on who would carry he resolution tors meeting. “I can’t understand why this Tonight’s meeting is scheduled for department has to come to us for Mrs. Sadloski also questioned how We can appreciate reservations Farnham suggests that the latter FitzPatrick and District Directors to Washington, if anyone, and both Baker-Byrd Partnership Hits Snag I told Roger and the Pension Board 8 o’clock in the Municipal Building The Health Department has more and more and more help,” an employee who has only been with being held about the total accuracy of might have been subconsciously Lawrence Noone, Robert Bletchman Mrs. Fahey and Mayor Blackstone proposed that increased state fun that a man gave me $18,000 to invest Hearing Room. said they didn’t know who could bring Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset St. said the town a few months, the equal op the legends that are passed on to us, seeking to get caught since he ding for the department be used to four years ago. Today the value of his it to other officials. Betty Sadloski of 48 Hollister St. portunity coordinator, can be in as for instance, doubt being ’■’desperately” wanted to be a hero. By STEVE GERSTEL Baker was more than a bit upset. In But Byrd said, “There has been no pay for the staff nurse position. ’The portfolio is about $70,000. Mid, “I cannot see the continued cluded in the proposal to grant expressed that the noble or inspiring This kind of second guessing is effect, he told Byrd that — under the fundamental change on this side of position now is funded with Com raises. statements attributed to great men building up of that department.” easy to do, especially at a distance in WASHINGTON (UPI) - For near circumstances — he should not the aisle. There has not been any I showed the Pension Board that I Area Police Report prehensive Employment and of the past were actually uttered. ly two years now, Robert Byrd and Some of the residents also Several residents again spoke time of a couple of centuries. We expect much help from Republicans change at all on this side of the aisle started a IRA plan in December 1976 Training Act money, but that funding Thus, the question has been raised have no way of knowing what kind of Howard Baker have worked in is expected to run out. questioned the proposed pay in against the proposed purchase of in expediting action. so far as my relations with him and with a $1,500 per year investment Coventry whether our local Revolutionary War life Hale would have led, or contribu Tolland Memorial Hospital, treated and dis creases for management and mid Hickey’s Grove and Hilliard Pond tandem as the leaders of their party Although the language retained the the minority are concerned. plan. 1 manage my own portfolio. My Irene Smith, a registered nurse and management personnel. hero, Nathan Hale, really did speak tion he would have made to the young The Coventry Police Department Richard Pinkham, 16, of Cemetery charged. The purchase of both is being con in the Senate. mandatory civility of the Senate, “I am sorry if the minority leader plan had a value of $7,000 in June of member of the town’s Advisory those words: ”I only regret that I nation, had he not volunteered for and the U.S. Postal authorities are Road, Vernon, was charged Tuesday Maulicci is to appear in court Oct. Town Manager Robert Weiss has sidered by the town, but the asking From all appearances, Democrat Board of Health, said that the nurse have but one life to give for my coun spy duty, been caught aqd hanged. Baker said, “If, in fact, the business sees it differently,” he added. “I this year. Now it has a value of $8,- conducting an investigation of the with breach of peace following in 20. recommended that the 60 employees prices are much higher than the Byrd and Republican Baker forged position is needed to meet health try.” But we do know that man has a of the Senate in the last three weeks hope he will re-examine that state 000. Not bad in less than two years? theft of a social security check vestigation of an incident at the South Windsor Police are in needs. in those positions, which are non assessed or appraised values of the an effective, amicable partnership But does it really matter? come a long way because there were of the session is to be conducted on ment and come to a little different belonging to a local senior citizen. Delaire Campgrounds in Tolland. He vestigating the complaint of a break union. be granted increases that land. despite their political differences. While disagreement over his exact those, heroes if you will, who had this basis, then it will be a very dif conclusion.” It is comical to me, when invest was released on his promise to into a storage trailer belonging to words on the British scaffold may not That type of relationship is not un ficult and stormy time,” ment managers cite what they did, Police said the check was taken appear in court Oct. 10. Ram Construction Co. on Chapel faith and vision, who were willing to k if k be of any consequence, we do regard usual between Senate party leaders. k k k compared to the Dow Jones In from the mail system, an attempt South Windsor Road. Police said 10 tires, of various take risks, who were willing to put Byrd can be extremely persuasive was made to cash it at the Hartford it a more harmful matter when the their lives on the line. Some would Without it, the Senate would move Later — as the discussion con and it may well be that he will take dustrials or the Standard and Poor’s Lee A. Maulicci, 19, of 20 Roy size, and a generator were taken, debunking goes to the heart of the National Bank, and it has been say they were “throwing their lives even slower than it does and could tinued — Baker sounded a note even the advice of Sen, Barry Goldwater, 500. These issues are not sold or Road, South Windsor, was charged valued at about $910. man’s deeds and the role he played in recovered. away.” come to a complete halt. more ominous. R-Ariz., who suggested the bought when they go up or down. Tuesday with failure to drive a history. We would not. Now, as Congress moves toward These are just indicators or popular reasonable distance apart. He was We are told by a Southern Connec Baker said he hoped an Democratic leader go to Baker and Police said citizens should not be W HAT’S New Haven (Conn.) adjournment, the previously existing “amicable” resolution could be stocks rising or falling in price. I ticut State College professor, say, "Howard, let us sit down and involved in a two-car accident at FREEDEUVERY Register harmony could be threatened. believe any investor should do better concerned about the theft, that it is Sullivan Avenue and West Road. found and conceded that Byrd, as think about this thing.” an isolated case. All of the informa OPEN ALL HOUDAYS •k if if than these indicators. The driver of the other car was ..-[m majority leader, had acted within the But if Baker — who has to protect tion from the investigation will be Fred Fox of Woodland Road, Coven Last week, without consulting rules, tip e d over to the office of the U. S. ARTHUR DRUG the interests of Senate Republicans I don’t know of any bank or in try. Lillian Fox, a passenger in that Baker as he normally does, Byrd set "But,” Baker added, “what has District Attorney for disposition. — cannot be persuaded and stops surance company that has managed car, was taken to Manchester Capital Fara the stage for a test vote on legislation happened here, I believe and fear, cooperating with Byrd because of their stock portfolio as well as I have which would extend the time for may have brought about a fundemen- what happened, bills are going to get ratification of the Equal Rights for my accounts. Then all he could do was repeat his tal change in the relationship of the stalled and Congress might be forced By ANDREW TULLY Amendment. two sides of the aisle unless it can be Sincerely, promises, because there was no into a lame duck session. Baker, the urbane mountaineer repaired. Russell J. Priskwaldo A4»>> ; 1 «i WASHINGTON — Conversation at progress to report. Oh, he was The chances, however, are that the joint annual meeting of the Inter from East Tennessee, is rarely given "... this is a poor moment in the 111 Tanner St. dramatic enough in his best Byrd and Baker will get it together H. national Monetary Fund and the to visible anger. history of the Senate and of this Manchester campaign-platform manner. He and achieve what Goldwater en World Bank mostly is successful in But there was no question that session,” he added. called his pledges “the most urgent visioned. reaching for the esoteric, but at last priorities of my administration,” and week’s session here a high-ranking said “I take these pledges on my own Englishman uttered some plain talk. Thoughts The Best Way word of honor, and on behalf of the Fh’omised anonymity — “so my American people.” masters won’t exile me to Conven- ★ ★ ★ Out in the Rockies there is a pine t r y ” — he n a quiet room a woman sits $2 a week sends 20 city children to Of course the man was sincere. Another Hat In GOP Ring? tree whose cones drop to the earth fingered the but don't release their seeds. These alone. She is 75 years old, almost camp for a spring or fall weekend; Finally, Jimmy Carter has decided I culprit responsi cones lie there 100 or 150 years, totally blind and almost totally _$5 a week provides 12 hours of that something must be done about By MARTHA ANGLE broke. No one comes ble for most of the would have to give up the seat he has he is likely to face a stiff primary maybe longer. ^ home nursing care; and $ 10 a the country’s economic plight, that AND ROBERT WALTERS visit. No one calls to chat. Western world’s held for two terms in order to make challenge two years from now by One tragic day a forest fire may week means a married mere exhortations haven’t worked. WASHINGTON (NEA) - The list No one seems to care. economic and an obviously longshot bid for the arch-conseravative Rep. Robert E. sweep over that area, burning couple can receive five * V ■ “’^7^ But as he spoke, the question was of prospective Republican presiden everything to a crisp. It will also This is the all too real financial presidency. Bauman of the Eastern Shore. sessions of family still there; What is he going to do? tial candidates for 1980, already a cause these cones to open; so, soon world for thousands problems. “It’s He has no guarantee that he can re If Mathias does jump into the counseling. Carter couldn’t answer that ques baker’s dozen, could grow still longer after the fire a sturdy crop of young of aged shut-ins your American tain the seat even if he wants to, presidential fray, he will be com When each of us tion because his projected anti by the end of this year. pines begins to sprout up. With a throughout Connecti government,” he said. “Beginning however, fn general elections, peting primarily against conser makes our individual inflation program still hadn’t been Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. of great Planner designing pine cones cut. But thanks to with Johnson, four American Mathias is the most popular politi vatives and middle-roaders. The such as these, why should we be fret contribution to the completely worked out, and was not Maryland, one of the Senate’s most organizations funded presidents now have failed in their cian in Maryland, winning every most formidable liberal in the pic ting about what is going to turn up for , United Way, it’s the best expected to be announced for another liberal Republicans, is weighing an by the United Way, many responsibility to get their own house time with heavy support from ture is Illinois Gov. Jim Thompson, us? ^ way to support hundreds of couple of weeks. This, after more early 1979 pntrv into thp rrowd^d in order and thus bring a semblance Democrats and independents. But and he may not survive this year's Like the pine cone, each soul is a others like this woman find that health, welfare and youth agencies than a year of planning an “all-out field. people do care. of stability to the rest of our within the small state GOP, he is re-election fight back home. special and unique creation of God. and services throughout Connecti war” on the high cost of living. He is receiving governments.” regarded as too liberal by many and He doesn’t work on the assembly-line Meals-on-Wheels bring them cut. If there were no United Way, So Carter told the bankers and active encourage principle but rather like an artist There is no faith in the dollar well-balanced daily diets. Visiting each would have to conduct its own financial men from 135 countries m e n t fro m a whose creations are never exactly today, he said, because “although in Nurses services provide them with fund drive. only what he told the United sizeable group of alike. In all his dealings with men he flation was born in the Johnson ad at-home medical attention. And The men and women of United Steelworkers convention in Atlantic respects their individuality. He ministration, which fought a major businessmen, in Almanac United Way volunteers add a cheer Technologies are united behind the City the previous week. His anti doesn't treat the world and its people war without funding it, no succeeding cluding several ing note to their day when one United Way. Last year, our Con inflation plan, he said, would contain affiliated with as an architect treats the house he administration has done any more has built. The finished house stands drops in for a neighborly chat. necticut employees pledged more “specific, tough measures,” and Fortune 500 com By I iiiteil I’ri-sd International having more than one wife at a time. than deplore it. How can the world lone, without any help from the The United Way reaches out to than one million dollars to United would be the beginning of a sustained panies, who were sent his way by Today is Wednesday. Oct. 4, the In 1927, A1 Jolson starred in the have faith in a dollar that is worth architect; but the world and its in the young in need of help, too. Way appeals. In addition. United effort against inflation, “not the end fellow GOP Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R- 277th day of 1978 with 88 to follow. "The Jazz Singer,” the first full- less with every passing day?” habitants cannot remain in existence Special treatment clinics help kids Technologies made corporate gifts of the fight.” N.Y. The moon is between its new phase length talking movie. ★ ★ ★ for one moment without the constant hooked on drugs to kick the habit. totaling $423,000 to United Way ★ ★ ★ Mathias, 56, toyed with the idea of and first quarter. In 1957, Russia launched the first activity of their creator. The father's Hot lines for runaways speak to ASKClia In fact, it was plain that most of drives in Connecticut. But to give the president his due, seeking the presidency in 1976 but The morning stars are Jupiter and man-made space satellite, called care for us is exercised, not so much the delegates felt the same way. frightened, frustrated children far his words were tougher. He noted decided against it. At the time, he Saturn. “Sputnik.” by a broad general benevolence, but Many of our people are contribu There was little more than polite front home. And Big Brothers ting their time and talent to the “There will be obstacles from said he did not want to drain off The evening stars are Venus, Mars In 1976, Earl Butz resigned as rather by a loving concern with the applause for Jimmy Carter when he befriend boys in homes where a drives currently in progress in com special interest groups all along the moderate votes from President and Mercury. agriculture secretary with an personal needs of each of us. promised to keep his pledges “to father is absent. munities alkover Connecticut — in way,” but then his face grew grim. Gerald Ford in the early primaries Those born on this date are under apology for having made what he Scripture constantly emphasizes maintain a strong dollar," and added Through these and other services Greater Hartford and New Haven, It can save you plenty of money and energy if you replace with “I will not be deterred,” he declared, for fear of contributing to a Ronald the sign of Libra. called the “gross indiscretion” of this truth: “my own reputation as a leader is at "He calls his sheep by name.” the United Way gives much to the his tone that of a naval skipper Reagan nomination. Rutherford Hayes, the 19th presi uttering an anti-Negro racial Southington, Norwalk, Bridgeport, "The hairs of your head are community. Middlesex County, and elsewhere. natural gas... and you’ll get a $9.95 Shower Head FREE! stake.” At any other time, the head possessed of total authority. dent of the United States, was born remark. of state would have received the Now that the Democrats control numbered.” And just one pledge provides so Please Join us in supporting the Another “new” Jimmy Carter? Oct. 4, 1822. This is actor Charieton A thought for the day: Rutherford courtesy of a standing ovation. the White House, Mathias feels no “1 know mine and mine know me,” much for so many. Look at it this ESP. Energy Savings Payback. The impressive dollars you'll save when Harried householders from Maine to Heston’s 54th birthday. Hayes said in his presidential in United Way as the best way to help “Maintain a strong dollar?” First such inhibition. But there is another Jesus said, "If this is how God way: $1 a week supports a retarded you replace your donventiohal water heater with a new, more efficient gas Hawaii would like to believe it. On this day in history; augural address March 5, 1877, "He neighbors in need. Thanks. you have to fwvu a strong dollar, and factor in the equation this time which clothes the grass in the field which is person at a workshop for one week; water heater Based on a national average, a conventional gas water Maybe his superb performance at In 1890, Mormons in Utah serves his (political) party best who here today and which is thrown into today’s dollar is on crutches. Carter could dissuade him — his Senate healer uses 3146 thermal units during its (average) 10-year life, whereas Camp David has given him new con term expires in 1980, and Mathias renounced polygamy, the practice of serves his country best.” the furnace tomorrow, will he not himself recognized that. 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Now Britain 223- apartment building known as White and money. Call CNG today and find out about ESP. memory of George Waddell, late St. James Church 2774. Groanwieh 889-6900. Hall on Center Street for $162,500. town general manager. P ^ E TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. rv . 4, 107« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4. 1978 - PAGK THIRTEEN O b itu a rie s Z) Salter’s Pond Neighbors Stephen Pongratz Herald angle Mrs. Dorothy Bruggemann Mrs. Mabel L. Yockell MANCHESTER - Stephen EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mabel David and Goliath Visit Pongratz, 95, of 36 Ansaldi Road died Dorothy A. Bruggemann. 82. former L. Murphy Yockell, formerly of Colt Oppose this morning at Manchester Lydail Land Gift Earl Yost ly of Brooklyn, N. Y., died Tuesday at Street, died Monday in Boston. She Memorial Hospital. He was the hus a Glastonbury convalescent home. was the widow of Frank J. Yockell. By JUNE TOMPKINS Geno Andreini of 110 ’Tracy Drive, When Commissioner Joseph Sports Editor band of the late Mary Grosidel whose land abuts the pond, referred Sylvester asked what if the whole Pongratz. She was the widow of Adriaan Mrs. Yockell is survived by a son, Herald Reporter Bruggemann and the mother of John John P. McManus of East Hartford. to two paths which traspassers have area is fenced in, Mrs. Andreini said Mr. Pongratz was born Aug. 12, MANCHESTER — If the town P. Bruggemann of East Hartford. ’The funeral is Thursday at 10:15 already made through his property to that it would only be torn down by ■T~’~"T“nr-.... in"in~niini>iv[||irir • And Both Finish on Feet 1883 in Austria-Hungary and had accepts an offer of the Salter’s Pond the pond. kids. lived in Manchester for 75 years. He She is also survived by two a.m. from Diamond Funeral Home, and some land around it from its grandchildren. “What happens when this becomes Commissioner Fred Ramey noted but he held the Royals without a hit had been employed for a number of 180 N. Washington St,, North owners, nearby residents fear the Used Sound Judgment I’m not a Zimmer man, as written KANSAS CITY Mo. (UPI) - Hrabosky’s second pitch in relief The funeral and burial will be Attleboro, Mass., with a mass at St. a public park?” he asked the com that there’s no public access for any Amsrican Lsagus the rest of the way to give the years at Cheney Bros., and later for existing vandalism in the area may in this space several months ago David and Goliath both paid a sealed the game. Mary’s Church, North Attleboro, at mission. As it is, whenever his family kind of emergency. One man’s thinking: Manager Don PlayDffs Yankees a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five 30 years as the sexton of St. James private. increase. when the Red Sox were riding high in visit to the New York Yankee ‘Til make an out sooner or later,” Newkirk and Whitney Funeral has a cookout in their backyard, An Another Tracy Drive resident, Ann Zimmer of the Red Sox didn’t lose series. Cemetery. He was a communicant of About a half dozen residents from first place. I felt the club would win lineup in the opening game of quipped Jackson. “Maybe tomorrow. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., is in Friends may call at the funeral dreini said they don’t have any real Tobin, wondered what would happen Monday’s American League East “ We thought we could win both of St. James Church. Tracy Drive, which is close to the playoff game against the New York despite Zimmer. the American League Cham starter with a losing record (6-9) this Things are going for me right now. charge of arrangements. home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. privacy because of the public to all the wild life there, like rabbits, season and was thrust into the star them (games in Kansas City) against I’ve been very fortunate to play with He is survived by a son, Joseph M. north side of the pond, spoke to the trespassing through his yard. No raccoons, and birds. Yankees. Zimmer played sound percentage pionship Series and both There are no calling hours. Memorial gifts may be made to the ting role against the Royals when Beattie and whoever they pitched in great players and this keeps my in Pongratz of East Hartford; a Advisory Park & Recreation Com trespassing signs he has put up have The commission has also received ’The Yankees won it on home run baseball against Dent. Torrez just Friends of Pondville Hospital, P.O. finished on their feet. staff ace Ron Guidry was forced to the second game,” said Brett. “Beat- terest up.” daughter, Mrs. James (Agnes) Rear mission Tuesday night in strong been repeatedly torn down, he said. some letters in opposition to the hitting by the weakest hitter in the got the pitch up high. don of Manchester; 10 grandchildren, Box 111, Walpole, Mass. 02081. protest against the proposed dona On their collective backs were the pitch the Eastern Division playoff tie ... how could Beattie be good “We were flat,” said Kansas City Andreini reported seeing kids proposed property gift, Janenda said. batting order, Bucky Dent, and the As one fan said after the game, 17 great-grandchildren and a great- tion. Kansas City Royals, felled by stones game Monday against the Boston when you don’t even know his first Manager Whitey Herzog, “the Mrs. Ida D. D'Addeo Mrs. Adeline S. Cunsarcik shooting at ducks with sharp steei tip Aifter the hearing, Ramey asked, club’s top power slugger, Reggie “We should have played the playoff name? But he is good and he proved great-grandchild. The proposed land donations game in New York. Dent’s ball would hurled by David, pitcher Jim Beattie, Red Sox. flattest I've seen us all year.” MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ida ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Adeline hunting arrows, and kids sitting on “When we’re offered something free, Jackson. it tonight.” The funeral is Friday at 9:30 a.m. referred to were described about two only have been an out at Yankee and missiles launched by Goliath, Beattie held the Royals hitless un The two teams square off this DePetra D’Addeo, 77, of 129 Bretton Stepanowski Gunsarcik, 64, of 29 his property “drinking beer and how can we say no?” But Com- Dent, who brought a .234 batting “I wasn’t that pleased with my per from the John F. Tierney Funeral weeks ago to the commission by Dr. Stadium. Here the pop fly is a home designated hitter Reggie Jackson. til Al Cowens collected a check-swing afternoon in Game 2 with New York Road died Tuesday at her home. She Brooklyn St. died Tuesday at smoking pot. missiner Dorothy Brindamour said average into the sudden-death formance,” said Beattie, who walked Douglas Smith, chairman of the run.” Beattie limited the Royals to two single leading off the fifth inning — sending Ed Figueroa against Larry Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass was the widow of Peter D’Addeo. Rockville General Hospital. “Unless you can provide proper that the town now has just so much meeting at Fenway Park, not only He was right... but the park dimen hits over the first 5 1-3 innings in his but by that time. New York had five Royals and struck out three. ”I Gura. Gura was Kansas City’s most at St. James Church at 10. Burial will Mrs. D’Addeo was born in Sessa, Mrs. Gunsarcik was born in Beautification Committee of the supervision or an 18 foot fence, I will help and if this property is acquired, sjwiled Mike Torrez’ bid for a shutout be in St. James Cemetery. sions were the same for both clubs. post-season debut and Jackson, who claimed a 4-0 lead. He gave up a dou wanted to get in seven innings so our effective pitcher during the regular Italy, and had lived in the Hartford Rockville and had lived here all her Greater Manchester Chamber of oppose it,” he said. Complaining that she doubts that the town Park with a three-run Friends may call at the funeral has been nicknamed “Mr. October” ble to George Brett leading off the bullpen wouldn’t have to work that season with a 16-4 record and a 2.72 area for 50 years. She was a member life. Before her retirement, she was Commerce, who also proposes trail he didn’t think there was proper homer in the hard.” home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. development around the pond should Department has the personnel to for his ability to produce when the sixth inning and was removed by earned run average, the third best in of La Fratalanza Society of New Bri employed at the Amerbelle Corp. of police supervision in the Salter’s “lucky” seventhin Jackson, the most valuable player The family suggests that any the town accept the pond and maintain it. Janenda proposed con stakes are the highest, reached base the league. tain. Rockville. Pond area, he added, “If the same ning but ignited the Manager Bob Lemon after he walked of the 1577 World Series, singled, memorial gifts may be made to the peripheral land. sulting Ernest Tureck, park five times and knocked in three runs two batters to load the bases. The series will then shift back to She is survived by two sons, Frank She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. situation will exist that is in Center spark necessary to Lemon was Right doubled, homered and drew two St. James School Foundation, P.O. Dr. Smith said that Millard H. superintendent, as to how his depart to lift the Yankees to a 7-1 victory. Ken Clay came on at that point to New York this weekend for Games 3- D’Addeo of East Hartford and An Kenneth (Eleanor) Niemann of Park, I’m against it.” wrap up the Sitting in the stands in civilian at walks against the Royals. His three- Box 254, Manchester. Piyor Jr., president of Lydail Inc., is ment could maintain the Salter’s Beattie was the only Yankee yield a sacrifice fly by Hal McRae 4-5. tonio D’Addeo of Glastonbury; a Ellington; a brother, John T. Supporting his comments were divisional title. tire before noon Monday watching run homer in the eighth inning off Al willing to deed to the town Salter’s Pond area if the town should accept daughter, Mrs. Catherine Fettig of Stepanowski of Rockville; three Shirley Bunce of 102 Tracy Drive and Second guessers the Red Sox take batting practice. Israel Roy Pond and the land under it providing Manchester; three brothers and two sisters, Mrs. Victoria Palosie, Mrs. Pat Brown of 85 Tracy Drive who The commission questioned the and card holders in , New York Yankee Manager Bob MANCHESTER - Israel Roy, 100, sisters in Italy and eight Mary Mar and Mrs. Joan Connelly, Lydail can maintain water rights to added that the town doesn’t need it. the Grandstand \ Lelhon observed: the pond. Dr. Smith aiso said that responsibility of liability in case of of Providence, R.I., died Sept. 26 in grandchildren. all of Rockville; six grandchildren Commission Chairman Joel Janen- M anager’s Club “I don’t know who is going to win, Howe Lures 14,119 Leonard Seader, vice president of accidents in the area if it belonged to Providence and was buried there The funeral is ’Thursday at 8:15 and seven great-grandchildren. da said that Dr. Smith’s theory is the town. had a field day DENT but it’s been one helluva year for i Sept. 28. He was the father of Albert a.m. from D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, First Hartford Realty Corp., is that if there are more people using agajn saying that Zimmer goofed me.” The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 willing to deed a strip of property on The question of need, and respon Roy of 103 Prospect St., Manchester. 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral the area, such as jogging and hiking, sibility will be considered by the again when he didn’t relieve Torrez Fired in Chicago when he couldn't But Whalers Bow the north side around the pond to the Mr. Roy was an experimental a mass at St. Justin’s Church, Hart Home, 76 Prospect St., with a mass it would reduce vandalism. “Per commission before it makes its in the seventh inning after Chris build the White Sox town with “no strings attached.” ’The machinest and engineer for 27 years ford, at 9. Burial will be in Mount St. at St. Joseph’s CJiurch at 9. Burial sonally, I think his plan is idealistic,” recommendation on the deed Chambliss and Roy White rifled into a winner, with at the Nicholson File Co. in Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. two offers concern about 15 acres of Janenda commented. singles to centerfield and rightfield. half the season DETROIT (UPI) — What the detractors fail to add every time land. proposals before its next meeting. Providence. He retired in 1946. Friends may call at the funeral Friends may call at the funeral Torrez got the potentially gone. Lemon they say Gordie Howe is now playing hockey from memory is he Other survivors are three other home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. home tonight from 7 to 9. dangerous long-ball threat, pinch- signed on with the has an awful lot to remember. sons and two daughters, all of Eagle Back hitter Jim Spencer for the second Yankees July 25 The half-century old Howe showed Providence, a sister, 21 out, before Dent stepped up to the when Bill Martin NEW LONDON (UPI) - Re-Elect his old fans he still has pretty good leashed his famous wrist shot and the grandchildren and 15 great plate. was let go. The U.S. Coast Guard recall Tuesday night by drilling home puck just squeezed through a tiny grandchildren. Yankee Manager Bob Lemon 4 training barque “Eagle” is Under Lemon, a goal and going through some space on the short side to goalie Odor of Union Pond would like to have used a pinch-hitter back from a 15,000-mile, TED CUMMINGS the Yanks played familiar moves in a 7-5 exhibition Rogatien Vachon’s left side. five-month trip to the west in this situation but he didn’t have better than .700 victory by his ex-employers, the any to spare and elected to go along ball, winning 48 ZIMMER He skated like a 50-year-old in the L o tte r y Won’t Be Bad Again coast, its first in 15 years. STATE REP - DIST. 12 Detroit Red Wings, over the team he with the light-hitting shortstop. games while losing 20. first and second period but with the The Eagle, escorted to currently plays for, the New England third he seemed to find his stride and Dent skied to rightfield in his first Regardless of how the Yanks do in Whalers. \ - V ’The winning number drawn MANCHESTER — The condition at The next phase of improvements at its pier Tue.sday by a didn’t look much slower than he did Union Pond should never be as bad the Vernon plant should be in opera HEALTH & HAHMCAPPED time at bat and popped to shortstop the playoff with Kansas City with the The exhibition between teams ’Tuesday in the Connecticut daily steamboat and about a in his last couple of seasons with the again as it was this August, a state tion in the next two weeks. in his second trip to the plate. winner qualifying for the World from the rival leagues drew 14,119 lottery was 512. dozen sailboats, visited 11 • Cnatad Stata Drug Red Wings, when he already was officiai said today. The odor probiem Once these improvements and ports, faced two n He was no automatic out by any Series, Lemon insists he won’t be fans to Olympia Stadium, where and Alcohol Council shakes, but certainly not the threat of utilizing his now-familiar energy con has decreased now, primarily others are completed, the sewage hurricanes and weicomed back next year. Howe played the first quarter- serving style. a Mickey Rivers, ’Thurman Munson because of cooler weather, and problem should be cleared up by next about 80,000 visitors during Worked to receive funds He’ll scout the West Coast area for century of his professional hockey But the master still knows how to Program Funded or Lou Piniella who followed Dent in the Yankees. career. future improvements should help by year’s warn weather. the voyage, Cmdr. Paul tor Town Health Dept. behave around the puck and he cer next spring. State Rep. ’Theodore Cummings Welling said. that order. The ninth batter in the Willie Huber, a sturdy looking 6- To Fight Speed lineup is in most cases the poorest Right on Target tainly doesn’t act like a man of 50 Officiais from the state and the and Town Manager Robert Weiss Welling, the 295-foot • Supported Manchester’s lead In foot-5 rookie defenseman who wasn’t hitter on the club. That’s the spot when he and the puck are near the HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut towns of Manchester and Vernon met pressed for information about the ship’s skipper, said the trip making voting places “Last year we lost the pennant by even born until Howe was in his 12 Lemon reserved for Dent whose net. State Police have been given a $556,- again this morning to discuss recent heaith standard and any permanent was a “success from a accessible to the two games and won 97 games,” National Hockey League season, major forte is his defensive skills. ’The lightning-quick wrists are still 200 federal grant to figure out how to odor problems at the pond and along damage to the pond. Norwood said training standpoint and handicapped Boston Manager Don Zimmer said in scored a pair of goals and assisted on As Dent’s ball was heading over evident and it is still difficult to get keep motorists nationwide from the Hockanum River. ’The meeting that it may be hard to determine from a personal stand the spring. a third to lead Detroit to its exhibi the wall in leftfield and into the the puck off his stick. He still knows spewing. was stiii in progress at noon. what damage to the pond is from point” for most of the 60 “This year the team that wins 100 tion win over its World Hockey screen, Zimmer haters were already more subtleties about the game than State Police Commissioner Donald ’The odor problem came to public sewage and what deveioped from crew members. games will win the division,” he Association foe. in gear and hurling insults at the most hockey players with 40 times J. Long said Tuesday the program attention when The Herald reported paper siudge and other debris added. Howe drew repeated ovations, his speed. financed by the National Highway on complaints from Union Pond area previousiy in the pond. Lot of Catfish HIS FIRST CONCERN IS PEOPLE chunky, tobacco-chewing skipper. Final American League East stan standing and otherwise, from the “The bum left Torrez in one pitch And his elbows are still sharp as a Traffic Safety Administration and residents Sept. 2. It apparently is PRINCETON, Mo. dings: New York 100-63, Boston 99-64. crowd but could not acknowledge a woodsman’s axe. In the first period the state will begin Feb. 1. (UPI) — ’The Lake Paho too long,” one brave soul bellowed in lengthy post-game chant for a cur caused by partially treated sewage > Who was the guy who said Zimmer Howe used Dennis Polonich’s head to Lt. George Moore, program super hatchery of the Missouri Manchester Residents • Hist 2-5-7-10 his huskiest voice. was never right? tain call because of the press of fans from Vernon’s sewage treatment | Fire Calls bounce himself away from the \ visor, said he was unable to release plant. Conservation Commission outside the dressing room and boards. reporters inside. details of the pilot study except that Since the complaints, the odor has raised more than one R e-E lect TED CUMMINGS “I’m not in shape yet,” Howe said million catfish to stock “It makes you feel a little it will combine various enforcement problem has lessened. Tuesday, 3:02 p.m.—Electric short at from the unfamiliarity of the techniques, including radar, and an “We have made some im 328 Green Road. (Eighth District) community lakes in the VOTE DEMOCRATIC TUES., NOV. 7th awkward,” was how Howe described visitor’s dressing room. “But once I intensive public information cam state since the hatchery his feelings about return to the scene provements in Vernon, but most of Tuesday, 7:04 p.m.—Car fire at Main Committee to Re-Elect Ted Cummingt — Raymond Damato. Treaa. Phillies Anxious get over the aches and pains. I’ll be \ paign to enforce the 55 mph speed the improvement now is due to the and Maple streets. (Town) began its operation in 1963. of his many memories. “It’s like ready to go the whole season. limit. Tuesday, 7:36 p.m.—Medical call at 144 weather,” Robert Norwood of the teeing off in front of 10,000 people “My weight is about the same as it Highland St. (Town) with Arnie Palmer. Little Boy in the Man Connecticut bid earlier this year state Department of Environmentai was when I was here, 204 pounds, ’ ’ he for the pilot study. ’The state will con Tuesday, 7:50 p.m.—Smoke detector at To Turn Tables “This was the same kind of feeling Protection said. “Hopefully, we’ll said. “I get the weight and then I Philadelphia relief pitcher Tug McGraw clowns around first tribute fl00,000. Pascal Lane. (Town) I got this past summer. I was in town never be back to that situation work on the conditioning end of it.” base during workout at Veterans Stadium before National again.” Tuesday, 8:54 p.m.—Smoke detector at AlSltrrERT'SSAYS. . . selling steel and I came by. The Pascal Lane. (Town) Detroit, winner of only one League playoff opener tonight against Los Angeles. (UPI Photo) (UPI) — If it’s any consolation to the guard let me in and I went out and I^tlaclelDhia Phillies who have endured their share of playoff previous exhibition game, played off stood all alone at center ice,” the and on hockey. Goals by Nick Libett, Harrises frastration, Burt Hooton doesn’t bring any fond memories to the Whalers’ right wing revealed. Huber and McCourt in a span of 1:45 CIT SOMETHINC EXTRA! National League championship series either. “I kind of figured it would be like of the first period gave the club a 3-0 that for dad,” said son Mark Howe, a Frustrated Bonds Say Patty INTRODUCINR ■ ■ ■ TWO GREAT BUYS! lead. Hooton, the Western Division left wing on his father’s line. “I was But it slowed down and Mike champion Los Angeles Dodgers’ National Laagua hoping he’d get a chance to score.” Was Liar Rogers cut the deficit with a late most consistent pitcher this year in “The crowd was good,” older son Off to Cleveland For f/)o ffn f f/mo this tMton, ToMn'f Ut Pr/xo Bont/oM Playoffs first-period goal for New England. OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) the words of his own manager, will Marty Howe said. “They’ve always PORK SHOULDER ROLLS... The Whalers tied the game on goals — Symbionese Liberation oppose the Phillies’ Larry Christen such a din, even Hooton s teammates had good fans here. They’ve got by George Lyle and Dave Keon in the ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) — Oft-traded Bobby Bonds is a Army members William BUY TKX PA« Aim SAVl son today in an opening game A Low Prteo on were shaken. something to cheer about now.” first half of the second period but and Emily Harris say BONELESS matchup of right-handers. But, while If Howe’s goal was from memory, frustrated man, who can’t figure out why he has been sent to the SMOKED PORK ivamom his 19-10 record and 2.71 earned run “It was just one of those things that seemed to ignite the Red Wings Cleveland Indians despite earlier assurances from Texas Patricia Hearst is a liar PORK SHOULOER ROLL you don t like lu ihins abuui, saiu it was a case of total recall. He un again. who rejected offers of SHOULDERS average will certainly earn him con Rangers owner Brad Corbett that he would not be traded. o H ‘0 6 lbs.) Speciol! siderable support in this season’s Cy Hooton. “I won’t let it affect me one freedom from her kid 8 to 6 lbs. But the Rangers Tuesday went Boneless, It’s easier to slice than other pork Young Award voting, Hooton doesn’t way or another this time. I’ve just nappers. through with their anticipated trade Bonds hit .267 with 31 homers and more flavor... cook like regular pork roast. care to recall his only playoff got to go out there and pitch. Last ’The statement is con lb. 1.29 GENERAL ELECTRIC year is history.” with the Indians. Corbett dealt the 90 RBI and also stole 43 bases. Kern tained in a probation report experience. 2-Speed, Qualjty-Ruilt The Phillies can’t be blamed for highly paid, heavy-hitting Bonds, was 10-10 for Cleveland with a 3.08 made public ’Tuesday at the 1.59 It was the third game last season looking for every possible edge in young right-handed pitcher Len ERA in 99.1 innings. Blanks hit .254 Harrises’ sentencing in lb. FILliER-FLO with the Dodgers leading, 2-0, Hooton this series. After two straight playoff Barker and two minor leaguers for with two homers and 20 RBI. Alameda County Superior Tondor Bonoloss walked Ted Sizemore to load the reliever Jim Kern and utility in Shoulder WASHER failures, they know the kind of em The addition of Barker was not Court by Judge Staniey bases, then, on a disputed call, barrassment another one would fielder Larvell Blanks. expected, however. Barker, a hard Golde. LONDON BROILS When you buy boneless U.S.D.A. Choice walked Christenson as well to force Bonds, who expressed surprise at throwing 23-year-old, was originally in a run. bring. But an unexpectedly fierce Golde, as a result of a Meat you get more slices of tencier lean pennant race that went down to the the trade, had said he would rather pegged the key man in the Rangers’ plea bargain, sentenced the .*1.89 meat to the lb. with no waste fat or The walk to Christenson so un last weekend of the season has got retire than report to Cleveland. bull pen this year, but failed to couple to 10 years and eight bone.. . nerved him that Hooton proceded to them thinking positively this time. “I want to finish my career in produce and was sent back to the m onths in prison on walk Bake McBride and Larry Bowa "The pennant race matured us this Texas,” Bonds said during the last minors. charges of kidnapping Miss Marinate with Lowry’s as well while throughout this untime year,” offered second baseman Ted week of the season. "I don’t want to He was brought up again, however, Hearst in February 1974. SHOI/LDER CLOD ROAST $ 1 ? ly streak of wildness the Veterans go to Cleveland.” Beef Marinade or your (Oven or Pot) |b. H Sizemore. “It got us used to playing and wound up with a 1-5 record and a Harris, 33, and his 31- favorite, Stadium fans howled and hooted with with pressure. In the last two years, "I didn’t think I would go because 4.82 ERA. year-old wife pleaded guil we won our division easily then sat Brad Corbett had said I wasn’t going Billy Hunter, fired as manager by ty on Aug. 31 to charges of around waiting to see who we’d play. to leave Texas,” he said Tuesday. the Rangers last Sunday and simple kidnap. ’The had “Brad said I’d be here and I was star replaced by Pat Corrales, had U.S.D.A. Yes, we process Beef Hindquarters, Loins, I ir3^ This year we had to battle right to the been accused of kidnap ting to feel at home here." labeled Barker as an untouchable CHOICE MEATS Roasts and smaller meat cuts ready for your end and that should help us.” with injury - a charge that If Bonds does report to Cleveland, when the season began. f specials are not w h a t^ u One of the big keys to the Phillies could have resulted in a life FOR YOUR FREEZER success or lack of it will be the per the Indians will become his sixth In addition, Texas sent the Indians prison term without 4151 3nd pldcG your order . formance of their big hitters — most team in a five-year span. After star Bobby Cuellar, one of the top possibility of parole. [ Keep a box in your freezer. SPORTS of whom had off-seasons this year. ting his career with the San Fran pitching prospects in the Rangers The Harrises said in Deluxe 5 to the lb. cisco Giants and staying there from WHoiM uaX ...... PInahurat SLATE Mike Schmidt, who hit 38 homers in farm system, and infielder Dave statements to the Proba SIRLOIN WHOLE AV. 20 lb. PACKER CUT each of three years, dropped to 21 1968-74, Bonds was traded to the New Rivera to finish up a deal that had tion Department the kid PAHIES U.S.D.A. CHOICE Wednesday this season, while McBride, a York Yankees in 1975, the California brought outfielder John Grubb from napping was a “politicai Angels in 1976, the Chicago White Sox Cleveland to Texas during the Lean, easy to use one or a SOCCER lifetime .316 hitter, dropped to just act.” They explained: MCC at Post College, .269, and Greg Luzinski, who hit over in 1977 and the Rangers in 1978. season. “The action was in no way I doz. at a time. SHOULOa CLODS .*1.49 “I don’t really know what the 4 lb. box lots cm and wrappMl to oidar ... Roaati. London Irolia. 3:30 .300 in each of the last three seasons, Grubb hit .276 with 15 homers and intended for personal gain 9IOW and Qratind Boot. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL fell off to .265. reason for it (the trading) is,” he 67 RBI for the season. During his nor did anyone of us gain -•1.89 Manchester at Simsbury, “I still hit 35 homers and drove in added. “Every year they get a relief short season with the Rangers, he hit anything personally from it LOCAL DELIVERY 3:30 101 runs,” said Luzinski, “and not too pitcher like a Kern who can save 30 .406 in 20 games. but the fugitive status, East Catholic at E.O. many guys did that in our league this games or win 10 or 15 and my name is The trade involving Kern and death and imprisonment.” NORMAL NOOK-UP the first one thrown up because of the ri AH rSlA uin... CAMPBELL'S Smith, 3:15 year. But we’ve had the taste of the Bonds had been expected ever since Mrs. Harris said Miss Thursday playoffs for three straight years now things I’m capable of doing.” Grubb had been dealt to the Rangers. Hearst was “very friendly REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCE Bonds went on to say that any 179? “ aiCKEM HOODIE SOUP...... 5jM .O O GIRLS SWIMMING and this time we have to put it all V v,*v and outgoing.” She said the together.” further statements will come from Two-Point Win ...... - LIVEB East Catholic at Hamden, newspaper heiress was 9 7 p.m. Indians’ President Gabe Paul. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UPI) - “encouraged to rejoin her Bonds was one of the bright spots Scott May sank a pair of free throws FORMER NORMAN'S family” and the SLA reluc- SAU SEA SHRIMP ®*TF000...... 9Wo«.o«. 4 1 *1 .0 0 in the Rangers’ disappointing perfor with four seconds remaining Tuesday LOCATION 1-84 TO RADIO, TV Colombo Honored mance this year, reaching the 30 tMtly accepted her deci ( I j w p ^ BORDEN’S SLICED KEENEY ST. 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WPOP John McEnroe, who won the United Technologies Classis at security reasons and only IF rou HAVi A MASIit CFFAAGE VISA. SAMAAWiRI TREE SEHVICE C 4 7 0 0 0 7 Colombo, a 5-foot-8 junior from Hartford two weeks ago, followed up by winning the Tran- made it clear late in the season that foot jumper, juxst before the buzzer then during the initial CARD, AAIIIKAN (IPAISS. CAUFF IIANCKI OR DIKFRS EREE REMOVAL OH / -If 3 3 / Hockey ■ Whalers vs. Brockton, Mass., completed 14-of-19 he was going to lop off some of his sounded and a tip-in by teammate CIUI CA«D. IHFN YOU MAC OUAIIFY FOR I7SOOO W08IH OF OLD APPLIANCE C 4 7 QQQO Hetroit, 7:30. WTIC samerica Open in San Francisco last weekend. He defeated Dick three weeks of her cap OFIKSIANICRiDIF FREE LOCAL OELIVERi O‘t/-3 3 3 0 passes for 191 yards and two higher p ric^ players during the Terry Tyler was ruled too late. tivity,” her husband said. PlNEBDfffl'iiMBlflliirriNC. touchdowns to guide the Crusaders to Stockton in the finals, 2-6, 7-6, 6-2 to win $24,400. McEnroe won offseason. The Rangers announced Detroit Coach Dick Vitale was TONITE 'TIL 5 • TUES., WED. & SAT. 'TIL 5 • MON.. THURS., PRI. 'TIL 9 a 35-0 win over the Big Green. $15, 000 in Hartford. (UPI Photo) an $800,000 deficit this year. ejected 4:37 into the game on two technical fouls. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. WpH fVt 4, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 — PAGE FIFTEEN Names in the News Dodgers Picked | RSox Year Looked Terry Brad$hau> J Second Stringers RENO, Nev. (UPI) Harrah’s R e n ^ Sports |! PITTSBURGM (UPI) - Offensive tackle Larry Brown will miss the m — Book Tuesday listed thei| nitsdurgh Steelers’ home game Sunday with the Atlanta Falcons, and ■ ■ M quarterback Terry Bradshaw is questionable because of a bruised knee the I Los Angeles Dodgers as 7- ijij Good in Beginning Steelers announced Tuesday. ■ f l * ■ 5 favorites to win the 1978 f Third-year veteran Ray Pinney will replace Brown Sunday, starting a game ^ World Series even before;!;; “The song is over, I’m left for just the third time in his career. Brown sprained his ankle against the Win knowing it makes no difference with only tears,” ...... the start of the American ;i;; whether their team is 14 games Campbell’s arm, George Scott’s bat, Jets. I must remember, even if it Carl Yastrzemski’s nagging age- „ IF second string and N ational League;!;; ahead of the Yankees? .1 Medzeia, Bill Frattaroli, Jim takes a million years.” — Pete incurred injuries. There is Don tfave MiamiUpn looking very good, Manchester Gluhosky and John Moran hit the playoffs. The Philadelphia |: The reason why it will happen Townsend. again and again is that New England Zimmer, who, despite 196 wins in two PITTSBURGH (UPI) —Pittsburgh relief pitcher Dave Hamilton, acquired got back on the winning back of the twine for the Indians. For Phillies, who meet the;i;i seasons, won’t be regarded as from St. Louis in May, has played out his option and intends to enter track with a 7-0 whitewashing Medzela, it was his third goal of the Dodgers for the NL pen- g BOSTON (UPI) — It all looked so loves the Boston Red Sox because of good in the beginning. anything short of moronic until he baseball s free-agent draft in December, the Pirates announced Tuesday, of host Fermi High in CCIL season. nant starting Wednesday, |; the team’s penchant for failure. wins it all. A team spokesman said Hamilton advised the Pirates of his intentions after ’There they were, perched atop the They are like the Brooklyn Dodgers soccer action yesterday in En are the World Series:;!; American League East sitting pretty There will be changes, additions to talking with his agent Monday. The locals added two more tallies of the 1950s, beloved but cursed from the bench and other moves. But the field. above. in the third stanza by seniors Burt iongshots at 5 to 1. in June and waiting for October. The Boston Red Sox must convince Brian Doyle Pina and Joe Foran, the latter’s third The defending World i;!; leaves turned, the crisp cool replaced These boys of summer also are themselves they are the team to The second liners tallied five of the of the year. They completed the Champion New York!;$ the scorching heat and the Boston talented, they have the players beat. KANSAS CITY (UPI) — Second baseman Brian Doyle of the New York Red Sox lost, again. capable of bringing a world cham Yankees has been placed on the club’s active roster for the American League seven goals as the Silk Towners im scoring the final canto on a pretty Yankees, who met the | It all looked so good in the begin playoffs, it was announced Tuesday. proved their league and overall header by Gluhosky, a junior, off a Such are the sure signs of autumn. pionship to Boston. What they need is ning. But in the end, it was the same Kansas City Royals;;!; The Red Sox did not hang their Doyle, a left-handed hitter who started against the Boston Red Sox in Mon docket to 5-1. They remain tied for corner kick. an extra ingredient, the intangible old song. They lost, again. the top spot with Enfield High, a 2-1 Tuesday night in the I heads in despair, they did not use the something to make them a cut above day s AL East playoff game, replaces All-Star Willie Randolph on the roster. Manchester outshot the Falcons, easily available assortment of ifs, the rest. Randolph suffered a pulled hamstring in a game with Cleveland last Fridav winner over Penney yesterday. opening of the AL Playoff | now 0-6 for the season, by a 23-2 ands and buts to explain their The positive signs are there for Ticket Sale Stopped night. ^ margin. Series, were listed at 8 to 5.;!;! It was scoreless after the first 18 The Royals were 2-1. collapse. They went out and won 1979. In Dennis Eckersley, only 23, NEW YORK (UPI) - The New minutes of play but four tallies were their last eight and forced a playoff. they have one of the finest pitchers in Dave Chalk The Indians return home Friday to York Yankees announced Tuesday put on the scoresheet before inter IfOOO Goal Ball Presented to Coach And they lost, again. basebali. In Jim Rice, they have the they are no longer, taking ticket INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UPI) — California Angels’ infielder Dave Chalk face league foe Windham High in a mission by the second line. Jack Jack Medzela One of New England’s leading scholastic What can the Boston Red Sox do for most awesome hitter in the game. In orders for the American League who injured his right knee Saturday in a game against Chicago, underwent 3:30 start. ball was presented to Danielson by Foran, an encore? What can they do to show soccer coaches, Dick Danielson of Carlton Fisk, they have the Championship Series or World Series successful surgery Monday at Centinela Hospital. I Turned Down| next to Danielson, and current co-captains, they thrive on pressure, that they ultimate receiver whose genius in games. Dr. Lewis Yocum performed the surgery for torn cartilage and ligament Manchester High recently saw Joe Foran Tom Roach and Jeff Lombardo (Herald make the key hits and the crucial handling a new pitching staff this The Yankees said an announce damage. The Angels said Chalk will wear a cast on his leg for a minimum of score a goal, the 1,000th by one of his players plays, that they are the Affirmed of six weeks. CINCINNATI (UPI) - A crippled Photo by Chastain) year was extraordinary. ment concerning the sale of World' man who had traveled 500 miles to during his 32-year career. The historic goal the American League East, not the The negative signs also are there. Series bleacher tickets will be made Clifford Sets Pace^ participate in a national bowling Alydar? There is Butch Hobson’s elbow, Bill after the championship Series. Rico Carty tournament was not allowed to bowl They have the horses, some TORONTO (UPI) — Designated hitter Rico Carty has been acquired by the as scheduled because tourney of L . L . Officers thoroughbreds no less, who should Toronto Blue Jays for the third time, the team said Tuesday. ficials said his wheelchair would dis League Leaders never have had to experience the Kurth ECAC President-Elect ’The Blue Jays bought Carty from the Oakland A’s on a waiver claim, “for a East Harriers Split tract other bowlers and disrupt the agony of losing the way they lost — in cash amount in excess of the $20,000 claim,’’ a team spokesman said. event. Elections in the a playoff game they should have won. Coming away with a split ‘"The excuse is about as skimpy as Batting Staub, Det 120; Hisle, Mil 115; Thorn Manchester Little League They should never have had to even HAR-TFORD (UPI) - Karl"Kurth. director of athletics and professor of either East or Avon. It ton, Clev 105; Baylor, Cal and Carty, yesterday was the East Funk 15th, Ken Coliiton 17th and ben you can get,” complained William National Lrague were held recently with play the pm e. But they did and they physical education at Trinity College, has been named president-elect of the Denis Potvin would’ve lost to both. Patrick 18th for East, now 3-2 for Oak 99. Eastern College Athletic Conference. Catholic cross country team. Warren, 29, of St. Charles, Mo. ABI H Pet. Don Mumley tahhed the lost, again. Standout Eagle thinclad John Clif the season. T September 1979, succeeding Olav Kollevoll of UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - Denis Potvin scored one goal and assisted on The Eagles bowed to Avon Warren had pre-registered to bowl Parker, Pit 581 194 .334 Stolen Bases new president. He How can Red Sox fans be op ford ran a super race, breaking the Results: 1. Clifford (EC) 15:54 for Garvey, LA National League: Moreno, Pitt 71; timistic after 1978? How can they Lafayette College. Until then, he will be an ex-officio member of the ECAC th r« others Tuesday night, to lead the New York Islanders to a 7-4 pre-season High, 20-43, but managed a 19- Sunday at Cincinnati’s Western Bowl 639 202 .316 succeeds Mike executive council. victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Suffield course record by 33 seconds 3.1 miles (new course record), 2. in the $47,000 Hoinke Classic, a 38- Cruz, Hou 565 178 .315 Taveras, Pitt 46; Lopes, LA 45; pack Fenway Park like so many 39 decision over host Suffield with a clocking of 15:54 over the 3.1 Fabriger (Su), 3. Beaupre (St), 4 Winfield, SD DeJesus, Chi 41; Smith, SD 40. INiniirowski, human sardines in June and July Kurth is past president of the New England Amateur Athletic Association Bob Nystrom, Bob Bourne, Stefan Persson, Mike Bossy and Wayne Merrick week tournament that attracts 40,000 587 181 .308 and New England Conference on Athletics. He resides in East Hartford. and Garry Howatt rounded out the scoring for New York, which tallied all its High. Stafford High topped mile distance. Otherwise, however. Wynne (A), 5. Boutillier (Su) 6 entrants from across the country. Richards, SD 555 171 .308 American League: LeFlore, Det Other officers elected goals in the first two periods. Pat Boutette scored twice and Bruce Boudreau Suffield to remain unbeaten East Coach Jack Hull felt his team Hoekman (A), 7. Fioretti (A) 8 But when he showed up, officials Clark, SF 592 181 .306 69; Cruz, Sea 59; Wills, Tex 52; were Frank Galasso, vice and Ian Turnbull once for Toronto. “as a whole ran very poorly.” Schmidt (A), 9. Montano (A) 10 refused to let him bowl that day. Rose, Cin 655 198 ,302 Dilone, Oak 50; Wilson, KC 46. president; Win Chevalier, but refused to score against Lowry (A). Dave Kittredge finished 12th, Steve “We told him he couldn’t bowl at Concepcion, Cin 565 170 .301 secretary; and Fred Pardi, East Hartford Flag Football Alex English that time because it would be a dis Burroughs, Atl 488 147 .301 Pitching treasurer. traction to other bowlers,” said Cabell, Hou 657 195 .297 Action in the East Hartford Flag INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — ’The Indiana Pacers Tuesday surrendered one of Victories There will he a meeting defensively. the winning score. Yankee scored bowling alley manager Erwin Cromreatie, Mtl 607 180 .297 Football League last Sunday at two first-round NBA draft choices to the Milwaukee Bucks as compensa National League: Perry, SD 216; Thursday night at the Frank’s scored 15 points in the early on a razzle dazzle play, Pikor Third Straight Win Hoinke, Jr. “ We said we would American League Grimsley, Mtl 20-11; Hooton, LA 19- McAuliffe Park saw Hose Co. No. 3 closing quarter to top Brother. tion for signing Alex English, early in the summer. on the final end. Maple, however, arrange for him to bowl on a AB H American Legion Home at trim Brodie Real Estate, 28-19; In addition to the Pacers’ own first-round choice next year, they-received Pet. 10; Niekro, Atl 19-18; Blue, SF 18-10; Quarterback Billy Barnard threw TD came back with Pete Bezzini pegging weekday when there aren’t as many Carew, Min 564 8 o’clock for com- Atlanta s after the Hawks signed Danny Roundfield to a long-term contract. 188 .333 Richard, Hou 18-11. Frank’s Willow Inn score a 40-32 passes to Sean Foley and Gino Troy, to Rick Waly for one score and to bowlers, but he apparently wasn’t in Oliver, Tex 525 170 .324 American League: Gudry, NY 25- missioners of all leagues come-from-behind win over Brother ran for another score and lateraled to Jimmy Bresson for a second with terested.” Rice, Bos 677 213 .315 3; Caldwell, Mil 22-9; Palmer, Balt with the elected officers. Bones Cafe; and Yankee Cafe upset Troy for another TD to pace Frank's. T9m Territo adding the extra point. For Indian Runners Asked if he considered the banning Piniella, NY 472 148 .314 Jack Timmins 21-12; Leonard, KC 21-17; Eckersley, previously unbeaten Maple Cafe, 18- Mark Goldberg also scored a six- Pikor connected with Dan Jones to of Warren on Sunday as discrimina Oglivie, Mil 469 142 .303 Bos 20-8; Figueroa, NY 20-9. 13. ERIE, Pa. (UPI) — Jack Timmins, who has spent more than 25 years in Copping its third in as many dians, the latter with a 17:28 pointer, taking a lateral from Troy cut the deficit before the winning Friday as it opposes tion, Hoinke said, “Not really. I Roberts, Sea 471 141 .299 Dan Walz tied it for Brodie’s with professional hockey, Tuesday was named commissioner of the new five-team clocking. perennial Earned Run Average who latched onto a 60-yard toss from toss. starts, Manchester High boys’ powerhouse Xavier ...... guess it’s no different than the city Lynn, Bos 541 161 an 84-yard interception return but Barnard. North Eastern Hockey League, which begins play this season. “I’m pleased that we have five High of .298 National League: Swan, NY 2.43; Kevin Brown made 12 receptions cross country team trimmed Middletown and hosts East Catholic bus pulling up and a man in a Otis, KC 486 145 .298 defending champ Hose came right Brother scored on four TD passes Member teams of the NEHL include the Erie Blades, Jersey Aces, Utica guys within 60 seconds of each other Rogers, Mtl 2.47; Vuckovich, St. L Davis Big Gun for Maple. Tom Natalie and Phil host Hartford Public, 19-42, at Wickham Park. “Friday’s meet is wheelchair can’t get on. Is it dis Munson, NY 617 183 .297 back as quarterback Roger Petrin from Tony Rinaldi, who ran for Mohawks, New Hampshire Freedoms, and Johnstown Wings. 2.55; Knepper, SF 2.63; Hooton, LA Crockett grab eight and seven flags now,” Head Coach George Suitor by far the toughest on the schedule crimination? I don’t know. Le Flore, Det 668 198 THIBODAUX, La. (UPI) - Free tossed to Chuck Meyers for the win yesterday at Goodwin Park in .296 2.71. another tally. Mike Ciotto had nine respectively for Yankee. A1 noted. “We have to continue to cut and I expect to have superhuman per “It’s also a question of being fair to Bostock, Cal 568 168 agent Ron Davis hit for 21 points to ning TD. Hartford. .296 American League: Guidry, NY receptions and Marty Crane a pair of Maximino and Mike McDermott had the gap. Meek ran his best race of the formances from our boys,” Suitor other bowiers. There’s such a thing a lead the New Orleans Jazz to a 111-99 John Leypoldt Home Runs 1.74; Matlack, Tex 2.27; Caldwell, Petrin passed for three TDs and TDs. Sean Foley had seven flags and . ven and six flags respectively for Manchester’s Ed Lemieux cruised year ps Timbrell was only two remarked. bowling etiquette. Unless you’re a pre-season win over the Indiana NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Place kicker John through the 5,(X)0 meter course to National League: Foster, Cin 40; Mil 2.33; Palmer, Balt 2.46; Goltz, ran for another. Bob Burns ami blocked three passes while Ji.i r.aple. Leypoldt was placed on seconds ahead.” Timbrell turned in a Results: 1. Lemieux (M) 16:19 for bowler, you wouldn’t understand.” Pacers Tuesday night. Alex English waivers Tuesday, a team spokesman said. take individual honors with a 16:19 Luzinski, Phil 35; Parker, Pitt 30; Minn 2.54. Bruce Tracey also hauled in TD Damiata and Dennis Foley each had Standings: Hose 3-0, Maple 3-1, 17:06 clocking. “It’s crazy.” said Warren’s wife, led scoring for the Pacers with 16 aerials for Hose while Bob Stich got a clocking. Dave Timbrell was third, 5,000 meters, 2. Matos (HP), 3. Tim Smith, LA 29; Kingman, Chi and interceptions for Frank’s. Chuck Frank’s 3-1, Yankee 2-1, Donato’s Kicker Steve Mike-Mayer, a fourth-year pro who began the 1978 season with In eighth place for Public was brell (M), 4. Meek (M), 5. Gr- Cberi. “If you’re black, you can’t be Strikeouts points. flag in the end zone for a safety. Bob the Detroit Lions, was signed to replace Leypoldt. Doug Meek fourth, Jim Gr- Kelvin Anderson, an AAU boxer who Stargell, Pitt 28. Crane had two interceptions for Lounge 0-3, Brother 0-3, Brodie 0-4. zymkowski (M), 6. Lahda (M), 7. discriminated against. But if you’re National League: Richard, Hou The Jazz had five other players in Ploukey had seven flags for the Hose Brother. zymkowski fifth, John Lahda sixth has represented the United States in American League: Rice, Bos 46; Sunday’s schedule at Martin Park Johnson (M), 8. Anderson (HP), 9. handicapped, there doesn’t appear to 303; Niekro, Atl 248; Seaver, Cin 226; double figures and dominated the defense. Yankee scored in the closing two and Paui Johnson seventh for the In international competition. Baylor, Cal and Hisle, Mil 34; Thorn Blyleven, Pitt 182; Montefusco, SF (McAuliffe is being used for road Hugo Cabrera Vasquez (HP), 10. Neubelt (M). be anything you can do about it.” ton, Clev 33; Thomas, Mil 32. game from the first tipoff at the Ed Miller and Mike Botticello minutes to upset Maple. Ed Pikor Manchester faces a chaiienge 177. Thibodaux Civic Center. The Jazz led race): Brodie vs. Donato’s; Brother NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Knicks announced Tuesday Hugo Runs Batted In hauled in TD strikes for Brodie’s tossed 35 yards to Ken Kuczynski for vs. Hose; Yankee vs. Frank’s. American League: Ryan, Cal 260; 58-46 at the half. with Tom Perrone getting eight flags Cabrera and Dean Tolson have been cut from the team. National League: Foster, Cin 120; Guidry, NY 248; Leonard, KC 182; Cabrera, a lOth-round Milwaukee draft pick in 1976, was a free agent out of (Transactions} Parker, Pyt 117; Garvey, LA 113; Flanagan, Balt 167; Eckersley, Bos East Texas State. Tolson, Seattle property for the past two years, played in Grid ^ExperV Luzinski, Phil 101; Clark, SF 98. 161. one game for the SuperSonics last season. Late~Starting East Baseball American League: Rice, Bos 139; First time this season;!;! Texas — ’Traded outfielder Bobby OUTDOOR The Herald’s weekly “Beat;!;! Bonds and pitcher Len Barker to Second Half Rally TOPICS the Expert” foothall con-i Boaters BoWf 4-2 Cleveland for reliever Jim Kern and Bowling PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Momentum Spices utility infielder Larvell Blanks; sent — Adrian Dantley and by Bob Brswttsr test involving National;!;! minor leaguers Bobby (hiellar, a Foothall League teams was;!;! Slow out of the gate for a second straight game, late-starting Jamaal Wilkes led a pitcher, and Dave Rivera, an in TEE-TOTALERS- second-half Los Angeles COUNTING FISH won by a woman. East Catholic couldn’t recover and dropped a 4-2 duke to defen fielder, to Cleveland to complete an Greta Cyr 461, Leslie MHS Hockey Victory rally Tuesday night in the SY POUNDS ding state Class LL champ Hartford Public yesterday in Hart earlier trade for outfielder John Dinardo 193 -473, Donna Marilyn Roberts of 441!;!; Lakers’ 107-99 exhibition Knowing that many an^ en Main St., East Hartford, g ford. Grubb. Terragna 489, Barbara like to stay informed about • Off to a slow start, Manchester High girls’ field hockey team win over the Golden State just missed tabbing one oil?' The Owls are unbeaten in four New York Yankees— Activated se Seifert 175-452, Kathy Rose Warriors. their favorite activity. Mercury gathered momentum and went on to a 3-1 victory over visiting starts while the Eagles have dropped cond baseman Brian Doyle for the 458, Gerri LaRoe 196-492, outboards’ fishing department the 14 winners in last | move and breakaway. ’The game was tied, 95-95, looked into the question of how Fermi High in CCIL play yesterday at the locals’ field. six and tied one in seven outings. playoffs, replacing Willie Randolph. Martie Barilla 182-492, with four minutes to go week’s games. East began its uphill climb at 9:03 Kansas City — Dropped right- Judy Letourneau 183-499, many fish a given body of water “We let them get too big of a lead,” when Wilkes and Norm will support. The Silk Towners improved their « . of the second half as Mark Marciano Bobbie Woods 454, Rae Like previous winners,!;!; voiced East Head Coach Tom Malin. handed pitcher Randy McGilberry Dixon hit buckets and the They learned that it isn’t the mark to 3-1-2 while the Falcons ''JSSKP' headed home his second goal of the from the roster and replaced in Jacobs 186-469. Roberts is eligible for the % “We did the same thing against New Lakers pulled away. number of fish which count, but slipped to 3-2-1. Manchester’s next season off a fine cross by Terry fielder Jerry Terrell on the roster the number of pounds of fish. grand cash prize ati;! London.” East fell behind the Wilkes wound up with 18 action is Friday at Windham High in it I H p McConville. ’The latter tallied his with outfielder Joe Zdeb. The following information, season’s end. Whalers in that encounter, 4-1, came fourth of the year at 13:15 unassisted points and Kareem Abdul- developed by biologist Kenneth a 3:30 start. ■ ‘ back to tie but lost in overtime. Pittsburgh - Relief Pitcher Dave off a rebound. PINNETTES- Gail Ja b b ar had 20. N ate Carlander, gives an idea of the Manchester found the scoring “After a very poor first half, we Hamilton played out his option and carrying capacity by species of The Eagles continued to apply the Kessel 213-190-552, Barbara Williams was high for the range 15 minutes into the contest as battled back and gave them a tough will enter the free-agent draft. fish in lakes. pressure with Kyle Ayer just short in Goddard 176-484, Linda Warriors with 18. attacker Lisa Schwartz relayed the game,” Malin stated. “We seem to Toronto — Acquired designated It shows that the poundage of a foot race with the Public goalie and Gustafson 203-505, Katy fish per acre is limited, although ball past the Fermi goalie on a nice lack drive early, fall behind, and then hitter Rico Carty from Oakland oh Mcftonville hitting the crossbar. But Spearin 181-457, Joyce the number of fish may not Im . passing assist from center halfback play with enthusiasm but by then it’s waivers. instead of the equalizer. East saw the Corriveau 175, Karen Key Baskets In other words, a one-acre Cindy Millis. Bacon Tops a little too late.” Basketball lake might support 60 one- Owls score an insurance goal at 28:40 Delcanto 181-455, Carol S P R IN G F IE D , Mo. ’This tally seemed to spark the In Public jumped out to a 3-6 halftime aeveland - Placed forward Keith pound black bass, or it might with Carlos Mouta doing the honoi^ Lukas 177-466, Donna (UPI) — George Gervin hit dians as they kept constant pressure advantage with Donovan Stanford ac Starr on waivers. support one 60-pound black Cheney, 4-1 Public outshot the locals, 21-16, Ramos 454, Cheryl Meehan two key baskets late in the bass (with 60,000 fishermen on the Fermi net and it paid off counting for all the tallies. He scored New York - Cut Hugo Cabrera and with Eagle netminder Mike 451. fourth quarter Tuesday chasing it), but it probably will before halftime. Mary Neubelt, from on a penalty kick, fine individual Dean Tolson. Indiana — Gave never support more than 60 her right wing post, centered the ball Ciszewski making 15 saves. night, lifting the San An Three goals off the foot of talented Milwaukee a first-round draft pick in tonio Spurs to their fifth pounds of black bass. and sister Liz Neubelt, on the left 1979 as compensation for Alex The figure in parentheses m Ron Wotus paced Bacon Academy to SNOW WHITE- side, in stride smashed it into the net English. Carol straight NBA exhibition after each species is the maxi 0 \ ^ a 4-1 win over Cheney Tech in Legault 147-379. for a 2-0 halftime bulge. Soccer victory, a 114-110 decision mum number of pounds of that ->cA Charter Oak Conference soccer ac fish that a one-acre lake could Fermi came out attacking the se over the Kansas City tion yesterday in Colchester. Cheney Runners Topped Houston (NASD - Signed Kyle Kings. support: cond half with Leah Secondo scoring Rote Jr. to a three-year contract. Pike (22); walleye (30); large- ’The Spurs outscored the with 12 minutes remaining as REC- Newt Emerson mouth bass (60); channel cat The win improves the Bobcats’ Accumulating nine of the top 10 Chris Beauchesne was 11th, Ken Kings, 34-26, in the fourth fish (60); crappie (70); bluegill Manchester goalie Lois Ann Diana 167-374, Bob Smith 135-372, I . o conference m ark to 3-1 and spots. East Hampton remained un quarter after trailing, 84- (ISO); gizzard shad (4S0); and AO was screened and didn’t see the shot Pitts 12th, Tom Martin 13th, Paul Bernie Goodin 351, John aggregate ledger to 6-1. The beaten in cross country action with a M, at the end of the third. cairp (500). until it settled in the twine. Dabroi 14th, Woody HoUand 15th and Maiorca 350, Lou Massolini 'This. j alsoI shows that the least Liz Neubelt Techmen, who got on the scoreboard 17-46 triumph over Cheney Tech Tim Fitzgerald 16th for the Mike Green had 19 for San The Falcons continued their yesterday in East Hampton. Houston Grid 136. desirable fish, ca^ and shad, assault on the Tribe net with for the first time in four games, are Techmen, now 4-3 for the season. Antonio. Gervin finished can be supported in far greater cond while Schwartz now has three Chip Hume was the individual with 14. j\vo^ fullbacks Debbie Dawson and Pam 0-4 in the COC and 1-4-1 overall. Results: 1. Hume (EH) 16:16 for numbers than the most popular goals. winner for the 5-0‘Bellringers with a Coach Lauded sport fishes. Harmon at different intervals 5,000 meters, 2. Boutillier (EH), 3. Halfback Linda Carpenter, Peggy 16:16 clocking over a 5,000 meter This difference in carrying making saving stops as Diana was Wotus put Bacon on the scoresheet Hyde (EH), 4. Schulz (CT), 5, Muldoon aiong with Harmon and course. Only Ron Schulz’ fourth place HOUSTON (UPI) — University of capacity occurs because game caught wandering. With about a first at the 2:53 mark converting a Martensen (EH), 6. LaMontange Houston Coach Bili Yeoman fish are the top predators while Dawson played well defensively finish with a time of 16:48 in Jal Alai Entrlea minute left, Millis made a clutch penalty kick, a calj which Beaver (EH), 8. James sometimes doesn’t know what to most of the others serve as while Schwartz, Tilden and Liz terrupted the East Hampton domina forage fish. drive on a free hit opportunity deep Coach Manny Goncalves felt was a (EH), 9. Gilmore (EH), 10. Duoval think of his team. ’They’re only con Neubelt aggressively led the offen bad one. tion. (EH). near her own circle^ sive thrust. sistent in being unpredictabie. Schwartz picked up the long pass As just one example, in the fail Manchester’s jayvees had to settle and sent it goalward on a breakaway Wotus tallied his second of the following Houston’s 2-8 season in Free Agent with Lisa Tilden somehow putting it for a 0-0 tie despite controlling most of the contest. p m e at 22:47 as he dribbled the ball 1975, tee Cougars ran over Texas, 30- KIRKLAND, Wash. in for an insurance marker from a into the net after being left un 0, in Austin, won the Southwest Cathy Cooney, Patti Gronda, Lori Area Schoolboy Soccer (UPI) — Tight end Brian scramble in front of the cage. attended. Cheney fought back as half Conference title and the Cotton Bowl. Wiggin, Lisa Manzilillo and Lisa i f f Peets, a free agent from Tilden’s goal was her first of the back Doug Landry at 27:50 fired Area soccer action yesterday saw Yeoman said, “It’s hard to figure. I University of the Pacific, Richard played well for the locals, sor slips to 2-3, ^5. M ^ M b s year, Liz Neubelt’s tally was her se- now 2-1-2 for the season. home a 10-yard drive into the upper Rockville High blank South Windsor do know that our ups and downs were signed a contract with the I f left hand comer. He was assisted by in a Central Valley Conference clash, ■ Penney dropped to 1-4-1 with the a lot more common when we were an hbraWsUnUs Lou LaBrec. Seattle Seahawks ’Tuesday. 2-0; Penney High bowed to Enfield loss to Enfield, which now stands 5-1. independent. In the Southwest i S S S r Peets, 6-foot-4 and 225 Scott Standout High, 2-1, and East Hartford H i^ East Hartford went to 1-5 with the Conference the kids have something pounds, played in one Eagle J^vees Wotus completed his hat trick 16:41 loss to Windham. to fight for each week.” S.fac»Mr RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - Charley was blanked by Windham H i^ , 5-0, IIMIM eitoibjtion game for the into the second half as he headed l.kkUm Scott scored 10 of his 13 points in a in CCIL games; Rham High was Houston began playing for the SWC Se^ahawks but had been Downs Cheney home Shaun Estes’ pass. Curt Fetser Scott Cahiil tallied for Rham footbaii championship in Yeoman’s LMirtstna five-minute span of the fourth knocked out of the unbeaten ranks by which now stands 3-1 in the COC and Sshtw HisSi released. completed the scoring for the Bob Rocky Hill, M , Bolton High and East 14th season as the Cougars’ head MCm MIh quarter Tuesday night and carried East Catholic jayvee soccer team 6-1 overall. Greg Johns scored both II p cats with a 20-yard direct kick. coach, 1976. M the Denver Nuggets to a come-from- Hampton High played to a 0-0 tie, and nipped Cheney Tech’s jayvees, 2-1, goals for the Terriers, 4-0 in the con ’This season’s shocker was a 27-21 befaind, 113-106 exhibition win over Monday. Coventry High downed Cromwell ference and 5-1 overall. Bolton went Save on All Sophomore fullback Dave Nowak High, 3-1, in COC engagements. victory over No. 9 Florida State in the Atlanta Hawks. Phil Marciano and Mark Patti to 0-4-3 with the deadlock with East School Supplies played well for Cheney, which next First half goals by barren Walton Tailahassee Saturday that earned Leading the scoring for the scored for the young Eagles with Hampton while Coventry improved sees action Friday at home against and Bob Berger lifted Rockville past Yeoman the honor of UPI’s Coach of ARTHUR DRU6 Nuggets was Dan Issel with 17, Chris Ciszewski, Dave Raciot and its status to 4-0 in the league and 5-2 Portlant High in a conference En South Windsor. The Rams stand 4-1 the Week. followed by Tom Boswell with 16. Jack Roche playing well. overall. Kevin Green scored twice kl Mil counter at 3:15. in the CVC, 4-M overall. South Wind “We did play a good bit harder,” and Dave Fish once for the Patriots. Yeoman said. P ^ E SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester! Conn.. Wed.. Oct. 4. 197H Water Project Bill Samboes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Oct. 4, 1978 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Refuses Faces Carter Veto .R Saudi King Recovering Changes CLEVELAND (UPI) - Closely following a double coronary bypass care to the king. THURSDAY monitored by a crack medical team WASHINGTON (UPI) - There are operation earlier today,” the hospital "Everything is fine as far as the equipment in their homes, and Saudia Arabia’s King Khalid is those occasions when a president and HARTFORD (UPI) - 10-9, said in a statement issued at 7 p.m. operation goes,” Loop said later. recovering today from open heart the leaders of his party in Congress businesses could take a 10 percent in Sambo’s Restaurant Inc., Tuesday. "The operation was performed FRIDAY surgery at the Cleveland ainic. do not see eye to eye and such is the vestment credit for certain spending has refused to comply with “The surgery was performed by successfully and we were able to ac case with $2.4 billion worth of new on energy conservation equipment. a state request to change 10-9, The 65-year-old monarch who has a Dr. Floyd D. Loop, head of the complish what we set out to do.” water projects approved by Congress The hard-working Senate Finance the name of any of its long history of heart trouble was department of thoracic and car Loop said although there were no recently. Committee agreed to reduce the restaurants opening in SAT. 10-5 report^ in satisfactory condition at diovascular surgery,” the statement technical problems during the six- The approval is contained in a $10.2 passenger tax for air travelers from Connecticut because they the Clinic late Tuesday following a said. “Dr.Fawzy Estafanos, head of hour operation, "it’s a little bit early 8 percent to 6 percent, and approved a f s ’ s S m billion public works bill. President might not be as profitable. double coronary bypass operation the the department of cardio- to say about other complications. reducing the tax on air freight from 5 Carter, calling it inflationary and Attorney Peter L. earlier in the day.. thoracid anesthesiology, ad The king will have a long period of percent to 3 percent. Both measures wasteful, has promised to veto it. Costas, representing the “flis majesty. King Khalid of Saudi ministered the king’s anesthesia. Dr. recovery.” Democratic leaders in the Senate would be effective July 1, 1979, if company, 'Tuesday told the Arabia, is in satisfactory condition at Mehdi Razavi, a clinic cardiologist, Khalid is expected to recuperate in and House are not with the president passed by both houses. sta te Com mission on the Cleveland Clinic tonight. headed the team providing medical Cleveland for about seven weeks, on this one. “I hope we override the The committee also approved a bill Human Rights and Oppor president,” said House Speaker that would raise the price of sugar to Gail Slover tunities the seven chain Thomas O’Neill. “Nothing personal 17 cents a pound with an escalator, an restaurants that have PDoplwtalk »» action denounced by the Agriculture changed their names to Department. And Senate Democratic leader Parent Class “The Jolly Tiger” in other The House passed an assortment of Growing Up calculated to make readers wonder Robert Byrd agreed. states have not been as The Serious Side non-controversial bills, including Fans of Kristy McNichol and the whatever happened to puberty. Perhaps Sen. Dale Bumpers, D- "financially viable” as the At 52, Dick Van Dyke no longer is legislation to: Offered Free regular restaurants. childhood innocence she radiates in Ark., explained best the feelings of Vereen’s Roots playing it for laughs. He’s starring — give congressional representa ABC-TV’s "Family” have a jolt com many congressmen; “Pork to me is Gail Slover, a certified Parent Commission director Ben Vereen — "Chicken George” now in the Stanley Kramer drama tion to American Samoa. ing. They’ll find It in January on the somebody else’s very vital project. Effectiveness Training (PET) and Arthur L. Green sent a in TV’s “Roots” — had to dig into his “The Runner Stumbles” as a priest — approve pension fund purchases cover of the new teen-ager magazine And vice versa.” Teacher Effectiveness Training letter Aug. 18 to the own to prepare for the role. who falls in love with a young nun in of New York City bonds. Sassy, which made its publishing In other developments Tuesday, (TET) instructor, will offer an in California-based company Says he, in a Hollywood interview, a small mining town in 1926. Hans Rudolph Schlieker, center, mayor of — strengthen the Coast Guard's debut Tuesday in New York. supporters of extending the ratifica troductory evening of PET Oct. 12 at formally requesting a . “We know nothing of slavery. We Says he, on location in Roslyn, Spencer Street. Schlieker’s host in authority to regulate tanker safety. 7:30 p.m. Under the hand of international Duelman, Germany, shakes hands with tion period for the Equal Rights change. didn’t live through it. Our parents Wash., “I had t o change my whole Manchester, Dragomir Sipkic, is at right. — close U.S. ports to tankers with a makeup artist liana Harkavi, and Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny at the re Amendment won a couple of minor The free ciass at Pilgrim Baptist During a meeting of didn’t live through it. Our grand personality. Kramer told me, Tm (Herald photo by Pearson) history of oil spills. with a wardrobe by Fiorucci, Kristy rounds in the Senate, but faced a Church, 1245 Hebron Ave., Glaston company officials and the parents may have tasted the butt end convinced you can do it, but I don’t cent dedication of housing for the elderly on — make it a federal offense to deal suddenly is 16, going on 25. major obstacle today: a vote pn bury, will serve as an introduction to commission, Costas said a of it, but it was our great- want to see a vestige of Dick Van in “contraband” cigarettes. The new magazine’s first cover whether to allow states who have two eight-week PET courses to be name change forces grandparents who felt it.” Dyke in this part — not a word, not a — Coordinate a state-federal effort girl is Brooke Shields, with Stephanie ratified the measure to recind their offered iater in October. The mor special advertising and the Vereen says “I missed the whole body movement.’ The slightest turn to control hazardous radioactive Zimbalist of “The Magic of Lassie” approval. The extension vote itself ning and evening classes will be the restaurant loses the value period because I never sat with my and I could fall into comedy and Mayor of German Town does not come up until Friday. tailings left over from uranium only independent PET courses of being associated with a and Nfaren Jensen of “Battlestar grandparents, so I grabbed my father milling.. Galactica” to follow, in a series make people laugh.” House and Senate negotiators, offered in the Greater Hartford area nationally-recognized ‘jHS^EMPQRIUM and Pop laid it all down for me.” Fan Club meanwhile, did not come up with an this fall. name. Long before Stephanie Mills answer to the issue of federally Mrs. Slover, of 110 Natchaug “ We regret that you became a star in her own right — as Relaxing on U.S. Trips financed abortions. They decided in Trooper Improves Drive, Giastonbury, has a master’s regard our clients’ mark as Bank Shows Paintings degree in education and conducted a Dorothy in the Broadway production stead to report the annual ap SIMSBURY (UPI) - State police demeaning to blacks since EAST HARTFORD — A life-long attending the University of Montana All will attend the upcoming wed research study on TET. This past “The Wiz” — her show biz idol was By GREG PEARSON While at the airport in New York, propriations bill for the Department S^. Charles Supsinskas, shot in the this has not been the intent East Hartford resident has her pain for two years. ding in Manchester of the Kydd's son, summer she traveled to Effec Virginia Vestoff, then star of ABC- Herald Reporter Schlieker was spotted by two young of Labor and Health, Education and hip during annual qualification tests or the effect of our mark,” m HMIWM m t PK $T. IlMdUir tings on display in the Community A self-taught painter, Mrs. Robert. tiveness Training’s national conven TV’s long-running soaper “Dark MANCHESTER - Even though his men who asked if he was the head of Welfare back to the House and at the state police rifle and pistol company officials wrote to Showcase area at First Federal Pelletier has developed her own While here, Schlieker has been to a tion in San Diego, Calif., to conduct a Shadows.” four-week stay in the United States Duelmen's council. He replied that Senate. That means there probably range, was listed in good condition at the commission. “Large Savings, 1137 Main St. technique by endeavoring to paint few of the Manchester schools, workshop on her research. She has Tuesday, it was fan club time again will include trips across the country, he was, and the two strangers said will be further votes in each House on St. Francis Hospital. numbers of blacks Jean Haselton Pelletier, who has what she sees. Her painting of a Wickham Park, and several of the previously taught PET classes. She for Stephanie when Miss Vestoff — it will be a relaxing schedule for that they lived in Germany and the issue. Supsinskas was operated on patronize our client’s exhibited her work in Glastonbury black jaquar won honorable mention area stores. He also hopes to see and her husband, William, have three now cast in the Bob Altman film Hans Rudolph Schlieker, mayor of recognized him. But congressional energy Tuesday for a ruptured artery. The facilities and staff those and Brattleboro, Vt. as well as East in this year’s East Hartford Art children. “The Wedding” — visited her Duelmen, Germany. Manchester’s government in action if Asked his impression of the U.S., negotiators agreed to reward shooting reportedly was the first in facilities.” Hartford, will display her paintings League Festival. time permits. The classes help parents with com backstage for a full red-carpet tour. The schedule Schlieker keeps in he replied, “The distance, the homeowners who insulate by ap jury at the range serious enough to A commission official on nature from now until dct. 15. Her present exhibit is entitled This is his first visit to the U.S., so munications and listening skills with BUYONE,AND Germany — many meetings and amount of space. I like the country proving a measure giving them tax require treatment. said the agency is studying Mrs. Pelletier is a graduate of East “The Many Faces of Nature” and in Glimpses a number of other stops are credits of up to $300. Tax credits of their children. To learn more about legal options to force a public appearances along with a full scenery very much. Everything is 'There was no way of knowing who Hartford High School. She served cludes paintings of animals, rocks Paul Newman will attend a expected. The Schliekers hope to large and park-like.” up to $2,200 would go to those to in the classes, contact Mrs. Slover at change. two years in the armed forces before and shells. masked ball — “Struttin’ at time building contractor job — is visit friends in Wisconsin as well as fired the shot, the spokesman said. 633-0050. W E’LL GIVE YCXJ similar to that of Manchester Mayor The Schliekers introduction to the stall solar, wind or geothermal Roseland” — as a benefit for Actors’ travel to San Francisco, New Stephen Penny. The coordination of country was not as pleasing. Studio in New York on Oct 25 ... Ed Orleans and Washington D.C. "if the Mrs. Schlieker said that there die Albert Jr., costar of “The Greek work and mayoral responsibilities leaves little free time. days are not over too fast,” he said. check through customs in New York Recital Set at Church Tycoon,” is featured jn the October The two mayors met Saturday Schlieker’s town of Duelmen, was time-consuming. Cancer Information issue of After Dark magazine in a which is about 70 miles northeast of VERNON — Mrs. Mildred from the Music Teachers National when Manchester’s housing for the “We were very disappointed with cumbeniand farm s Coleman of Ellington, a voice Association. She will be singing nude layout with girlfriend Kate Dusseldorf, is smaller than customs. It took much too long,” she Subject of Program Woodville, star of the soap opera elderly on Spencer Street was Manchester, about 40,000 population. teacher, and Clifford Wood of selections by Mozart, Handel, Puc dedicated. said. MANCHESTER — Cancer Information Day, the second Glastonbury, organist will be cini and Romberg. "Days of Our Lives” ... Roberta But, the town’s elected body is much Despite this problem, the couple Peters will sing the role of “Very often, it’s strenuous and larger. in a series of town-sponsored minihealth fairs, will be featured in a recital Friday at 7:30 Wood is presently minister of demanding,” ^hlieker said of his has enjoyed their stay. Marzelline in the New York Schlieker is the head of the 45- heid Wednesday, Oct. 25 at the Whiten Memorial Library p.m. in Union Congregational music at Union Church. He will be schedule. Thus, the coast-to-coast “It is very fine," Schlieker said. from 3-8 p.m. Church, Rockville. Metropolitan Opera production of member town council. His actual ti \ playing selections by Handel, Joplin, sightseeing in the U.S. will seem a Beethoven’s “Fidelio” Oct. 21,24 and tle is “buergermeister,” but his The American Cancer Society’s Manchester unit, co Mrs. Coleman was formerly on the Bach, and Debussy. breeze to the German official. Search Resumes sponsors of the fair, will present three hour-long SAVE! faculty of the Hartford Conser Following the recital a reception 28 ... Ronnie Milsap will headline the responsibilities correspond to those His first stop is in Manchester, programs. vatory. This past August she 12th Annual Country Music Associa of Manchester’s mayor. will be held in the chapel of the where he is staying with Drogomir WEBSTER, Mass. (UPI) — The A breast self-examination teach-in from 3 to 4 p.m. will P a f Less received recognition for outstanding church. The public is invited. tion Awards Monday in Nashville The full council only meets about search for a four-year-old boy mis with Johnny Cash as host Sipkic of 109 Forest St. Schlieker's eight times a year. There are many demonstrate the life-saving technique through films and TOWARD YOUR achievement and professionalism wife, Bibiana, and Sipkic's wife, sing in a wooded area near his home plastic teaching models. committees of the council that meet was to resume today. Theresa, are sisters. much more frequently, he said. The film “The Cancer Nobody Talks About” will begin for the Best A third sister, Petronilla Kydd, and Andrew Amato has been missing Despite the hectic schedule of an the second program at 6 p.m. Medical personnel will dis N E X T O N E . TV Tonight her husband, William, also were at for four days. Tuesday, several hun elected official who has a full-time cuss the film and answer questions. Flavor of the Month the Sipkic home earlier this week. dred volunteers, National Guard During the third hour, starting at 7 p.m., local business, Schlieker does not seem to 6 K ) 0 military piano carrying a biologi The backyard reunion resembled a troops and state and local police con . ■ a— 11:30 physicians will discuss the problems associated with cal warfare virus crashes near a 1:30 tire of the work load. He is serving CREAMY COFFEE FUDGE 0 Hogan'a Haroaa United Nations council meeting. The tinued the search for the boy. He was cancer and answer questions. 0 T h « Brady Bunch small Pennsylvania town. 2 hrs. 0 JoeFrankHn his 20th year as the head of SJoktr'tW Id a a Dick Clark'a Live Wadnea- 0 Taka A Good Look Kydds live in Kongsberg, Norway, reported missing Saturday when he Films, literature and exhibits will be available aVoloaOfFMth 2K)7 Duelmen's council. Elections used to ® 8 4 >|l P^GE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed,, Oct. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 — PAGE NINETEEN Olin To Merge Ptnonalt 2 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Builders Complain East Hartford Council 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 With Celanese ANYONE WHO WITNESSED RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 M U N S O N ’S CANDY a motorcycle accident August KITCHEN is now accepting WE NEED A DEPENDABLE NURSES AIDE TRAINING- shifts. Good pay, good PART TIME SALESPERSON Available for a limited 9th, 1978 at 2:15 a.m.. Bum- applications for full time On Lack of Official benefits and working condi - Hours are primarily 10 to 2, number of qualifing STAMFORD (UPI) — Olin Corp. of Honors Little Leaguers side Avenue near Long Hill tion. Apply in person, Vernon days, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday but may include ^turdays applicants. A sincere desire to Stamford and New York's Celanese COVENTRY — A half-dozen local to an alternate spot on the PZC. Road, East Hartford. Please Manor, l80 Regan Road, Ver thru Friday, also evenings and By CHARLIE MAYNARD to be heaped on the team. call 568-0639. and some evenings. Diamond care for the aged. Availability Corp. have agreed on a plan to merge builders charged at a Town Council With the new regular appointments non. weekends. Call for appoint- /■ a bipartisan resolution,’ S h o w ca se , Iminchester to work full time or part time. the two companies into a giant meeting Monday night that the the five-member commission will re- Herald Reporter said ment 049-4332.______Parkade. Rotating weekends are in GENTLEMAN SEEKING CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC chemical firm to be named Celanese- cluded upon completion of absence of a building official to per tain its three-to-two lady companion, and helper - Experienced only. 'Top SECRETARY / Olin. form routine inspections was han with housework. Send replies CLERK TYPIST - Industrial training. Apply Silver Lane Republican/Democrat ratio. Coun after the regular season ended, the Town wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 BOOKEEPER- Needed for manufacturer needs a mature you. ’There was a lot of individual effort on to Box HH, c/o Manchester Berlin Tpke., Pavilion, 51 Applegate Lane, dicapping their construction and cilman Richard Giggey, who put the Council took time out Tuesday to honor Wethersfield, small private school in versatile individual The firms said Tuesday that the part of the children and hard work by H e r a ld .______563-0151. Manchester. 5 day week, 8:30 East Hartford, between 9 am crippling efforts to have homes names into nomination before the the Eastern League All-Stars Little experienced in all facets of of and 2 pm, Monday thru managements of both companies the coaches and parents. All of you are to 4. Good typing, and ac K m available for buyers to move into Democrat-controlled council, said League team, a squad which sailed fice ^ocedure to assist Fur- Friday. have approved the merger, which recognized by this resolution.” See something you REAL ESTATE Marketing curate bookkeeping skills nis Dept. Foreman with before the onset of winter weather. that experience was the main con through the district and state cham Representative - Manchester, required. Call 646-1610. would call for Celanese to pay about Minority Leader Esther Clarke said. like? Then call the record keeping, pricing. 2 to 3 MACHINIST- Earnings of 14 Building Official John Wlllnauer Is cern of his evaluation of candidates pionships unbeaten. number you see in East Hartford, Vernon areas. years experience. Typing 60 $720 million in cash and stock for It s always nice to get together with the Earn lucrative commission TEEN AGE GIRL AFTER to 19K- for experienced Olin’s stock. away at a conference this week. and that the PZC was too important a The resolution commended the players, the ad. And if you wpm necessary. Shorthand Bridgeport-Lathe machinist. other side of the aisle. Congratulations Receive professional SCHOOL For ironing. 1 or 2 helpful. Good working con During such absences, and when town agency to make political affilia Nicholas Roppo, the team’s manager, and have something to guidance, education, com days per week. $3.00, Call Day shift. Call today 647-1789, Directors of both companies are Willnauer is on vacation, the council tion a factor in the selection of gMs to the players, parents and coaches.” ditions, excllent benens. In- Newgate Machine Co. Tom Conran, the coach. The Eastern sell, give us a calll prehensive marketing tools. after 5:30, 543-0929. dustronics, Inc., 489 Sullivan scheduled to vote on the plan has not appropriated money for a members. Council Vice Chairman Harry Call Mr. Sammartino, League All-Stars made it to the semifinals Egazarian presented a framed copy of the Avenue, South Windsor, 289- LEGAL SECRETARY- Ver Thursday. An Olin spokesman said substitute, and building inspections Republican Patricia Dopslaff and at Newburgh, N.Y., before being ousted in Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-144. REAL ESTATE CAREER, 1588. resolution to Roppo and then the team Loana for Businaaa Earn $15,000 plus Annually. non Law Firm seeks full time the present timetable calls for com come to a halt. Council Chairman Democrat Myrtle Farling were ap the regional playoffs. Legal Secretary, with good members marched up front to shake RN-LPN wanted for full or Must have license. For a con PART TIME DRIVER - Must pletion of the merger by the end of Jack Myles advised the developers pointed to seats on the Board of i “"T PRIVATE PARTY has money typing and shorthand skills. The resolution said the council “does hanH= VT;----- T part time on all shifs. Apply fidential interview. Ralph know streets. Apply in person the year. that stringent budget cuts this year Health. This group will now have hereby publicly recognize and express the ")«Ti*)ers, Mayor to loan first or second director of nursing. Salmon- Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475. Friendly atmosphere. Richard Blackstone, and his assistant mortgages. Home or commer to: Krause The FIlorist, 621 Competitive salary and left the town without funds for a sub three Republicans, two Democrats, pride of the entire community in the brook Convalescent Home, off Hartford Road. The deal calls for Celanese to pay Mike Valuk cial. Telephone 649-2931. House Street, Glastonbury. OFFICE HELP- Monday thru Fringe benefits. Experience stitute inspector. and one Independent. achievements of the Eastern League All preferred. Phone 6461974. $30 per share in cash for up to 30 per Egazarian made a slight change in the ...... ^-5244 Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Harvey Barrett, a member of the Democrat Mark Oresco was en Stars Little League Team.” POSITION AVAILABLE - Se cent of Olin's 24 million shares, or agenda’s order to enable the council to Filing, little bookkeeping, cond Congregational Church, town’s Building Code Board of dorsed for the Conservation Commis answering phones, minimal PART TIME MATURE about $216 million in all. Majority Leader Henry Genga made the vote on the resolution soon after the □ EMPLOYMENT NURSES AIDES wanted for Coventry. Organist only (pipe STOCK CLERK - Apply in Appeals, told the council that a sub- sion, and Democrat Elizabeth Pater motion to accept the resolution and full time on all shifts. Apply ^ in g . Apply at: Meadows organ). One service. Send The rest of the shares would be meeting began. The boys were then able to Convalescent Home, 333 person to Furniture Depart stitute was necessary when son was reinstated as a member of William Dailey and Robert Ryan seconded Help Wanted director of nursing. Salmon- resume to Church Office, 1746 ment, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main acquired through stock exchanges. get home early enough to catch the 13 Bidwell Street, Manchester; Willnauer was away and urged that the Sewer Authority. There were no the motion. It was time for more laurels brook Convalescent Home, off 647-9191. Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Street, Manchester. For each Olin share, Celanese would funds be appropriated for such per contests. Yankees on television. SALES POSITION - Straight House Street, Glastonbury. LEGAL SECRETARY to take issue three-eighths of a share of its sonnel. The council continued its meeting commissions, leads furnished Please call 033-5244. R N ’S IN T E R E S T E D in EXPERIENCED Waitress - to homeowners. Call 242-5402. full charge of office in Days. Apply in person: La common stock plus one-eighth of a Builder Robert Sneider claimed with Leonard Benjamin, agent of INDEX Public Health Nursing, but Manchester. General prac Prouty Will Fill SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for not ready for full time. We Strada West, 471 Hartford share of a new convertible preferred tice, Good typing, shorthand,' With the Bolton Town Hall in the that this late in the year a one-week record, to trim some money off the N O TIC It WANTED - Gas station atten South Windsor. Will train. Road, Manchester. buildings in the center of town. With Pavfet- need your skills. B.S. bookkeeping skills. Able to' stock with a $100 par value. delay could put construction con more than $116,000 in insurance 1 — Loll and Found dant, full or part time. Apply 90 Brookfield Street or preferrM. Experience essen background, University of Connecticut ti, second from left, are, left to right, Doug 2 — Paraonali work independently. Hours MEN NEEDED BY Small siderably behind schedule. “About 40 premium costs that are about $20,000 3 — Announcamanii Mature, responsible person can 209-5918, after 12 noon. tial. For further information The firms said the combination students, with their professor, Rudy Favret- Vernon Vacancy flexible. 643-5820 or 643-7135. manufacturing company to Kycia, Cheryl Kotke, Sandy Zuschlag, and * for third shift. References. call Manchester Public subcontractors may be involved,’’ he over that budgeted for the current — Entertiinmant train for a varity of jobs would give them a broader and more VERNON — In a 27-21 vote Tuesday night George C. 5 — Auclions Call 871-1698. TRUCK MECHANIC Health Nursing Association, ti, look over plans they are making for Jeff Norris. (Herald photo by Richmond) told the council. “All these people SITTER NEEDED in Bolton requiring basic mechanical diverse product line, as well as in fiscal year. Benjamin suggested that Prouty Sr. was nominated, by the Democratic Town WANTED for general repairs, 647-1481, Monday thru Friday, FINANCIAL for children of working ability, manual dexterity and landscaping the greens and other public have to be notified and have to the town stop paying nuisance TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. must have experience and 8 am to 4:30pm. An Equal Op creased financial resources. Committee, to fill a vacancy on the Board of Education. 0 — Bonds-Slocks-Moftoaoe* Mother. Mature woman common sense. Must be change their schedules if the inspec claims. 9 — Parsonal Loans Apply 81 Commerce Street, own tools. Starting salary portunity Affirmative Action Olin, which makes chemicals, He was running against James Moore. 10 — Insurance perferred. Hours 2:30 to 5:30. mature, dependable and tor is unavailable." “For example,” the agent stated, Glastonbuy. PTG Company. $7,00. All company benefits. Employer, brass, sporting guns, skis, and other Prouty and Moore and Arthur Michaels were seeking Telephone 633-7631. For appointment. Call 688- Must also be available when willing to work. High School Town Manager Frank Connolly “suppose a resident hits a pothole EMPLOYMENT children have Vz days and Grads only. $3.00 an hour to products, recorded sales of $1.47 the nomination. But Michaels withdrew his name before 13 — Help Wanted 2233. BEE LINE FASHIONS- Work Students Beautify Green explained that a building official has and says the town owes him $30 for a 14 — Business Opportunities WAITRESS- Part time nights days off. Car necessary. start. 7 am to 3:30 pm. 289- billion and earnings of $78.1 million the other two were nominated. Prouty and Moore are 15 — Situation Wanted 6 evenings from now ‘til to be certified by the state. He said and weekends. Apply FULL AND PART TIME for Please call after 6 p.m., 649- 9321. last year. Celanese, which markets BOLTON — A group of University h'avretti visited the sites and said front-end alignment. If the town both members of the Town Committee but Michaels is Christmas. Earn profits, plus 5578. munity groups to discuss the plans he would ask the council to ap refuses to pay, will he sue us for this not. COUCATION Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, golf course maintenance and your own wardrobe. Call 875- fiber products, chemicals and of Connecticut seniors, who are he would accept the project for his 18 — Private instructions Manchester. snack bar. Apply in person at MECHANIC- Medium duty and to make suggestions. It is hoped propriate $100 to get a substitute in 19 — Schools-Ciasses 4073. plastics, last year reported $2.32 taking a course in planting design un class which is concerned about the small sum?” In withdrawing, Michaels said he recognized the tact Tallwood Country Club, Route EARN $4-$8 HOURLY ser- gas engine, truck shop that town groups will undertake the now but that over the course of a 20 — Instructions Wanted vicing billion in sales and profits of $70 der Professor Rudy Favretti, is The council voted unanimously to that the other two candidates had been active on the com EXPERIENCED SMALL 85. Hebron. our customers from requires fully experienced landscape use of plants and is now implementing of the approved plans. REAL ESTATE MECHANIC- EXPERIENCE home on ,your telephone.___ man, proud of his work, and year it would be very costly to hire cut $11,000 off the premiums by mittee. ENGINE mechanic previous small engine repair, also million. designing a landscape plan to into the unit concerning landscaping 23 — Homes tor Sale Choose own’hours. 249^7773. desiring to be paid according Shepherd said it would not be con someone to cover for Willnauer 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale experience required. BAR TENDER - Part time. beautify the green and surrounding slicing small amounts of coverage off Prouty was nominated by John Drost who said the com trainee opening. Excellent op ly. 5 day, 45 hour week, with of public buildings and areas. sidered an individual project but 25 — Investment Properly Excellent growth opportunity. Call 289-7929, after 11 a.m. portunity. Part time opening Spokesmen for both firms said they area in Bolton Center. every time he was away. various categories. Myles said the 26 — Business Property MACHINE OPERATORS and Favretti said the plans, designed mittee had two viable candidates to consider. “We are Eckerts, 742-6103. South Windsor area. mornings, pleasant group. Call 643-2414. didn’t know who will be chief rather a townwide project. In other business the council ap additional $9,000 needed to cover 27 — Resort Property miscellaneous workers Selectman Ernest Shepherd con by the students, will be reviewed by not choosing the lesser of two evils but the best candidate 28 — Real Estate Wanted Maintenance/Driver, Favretti is nationally known for his pointed Democrat John Pagini and needed. Must have some High MACHINIST / SKILLED executive of the new company or tacted Favretti, professor of town officials on Oct. 23 and that, premium overruns may be taken to a and I believe that is George Prouty,” he said. NURSES AIDES - Full time, PACKING COMPANY Eckerts, Coventry, 742-6103. work in restoring the grounds around Republican James Lacock to the MISC. SERVICES and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. WANTS PERSONNEL With School Education, Must be SECOND SHIFT- The where its headquarters might be. landscape architecture, and told him town meeting. Benjamin asked that Prouty sought a seat on the Town Council during the 31 — Services Offered able to read and speak hopefully, one of them will be chosen. historical buildings to their original Experienced preferred, but mechanical ability (will following manufacturing Olin employs nearly 4,200 people in Planning and Zoning Commission this action be delayed while he last town election, and lost. He was a member of the 32 — Pamting-Papering English, and provide own Bolton was interested in developing The professor and his class made a •33 — Building.Contracting we will train. AtApply in persn: train). Reliability essential. positions are available for in- Connecticut and 22,000 in its condition. He is currently restoring (PZC). Both have been serving the transportation. No emerience plans for the landscaping of the two site inspection of the area Monday. checked with the town’s insurance faculty at the University of Connecticut and has been ac 54 — Roofng-Siding East Hartford Convalescent All benefits, 289-7401. dividuals with prior worldwide operations. the grounds at Monticello, the home commission as alternates. New 35 — Heating-Plumbing Shop the super buys In necessary. Please Call Per experience and capabalities of greens in town. companies to see if credit was due in tive on many local boards. He will fill the vacancy 36 — Flodring * Home, 745 Main Street, East Meetings will be scheduled with com of Thomas Jefferson your Classified section sonnel Department at Pioneer operating independently. comer Karen Thissell was appointed any of the accounts. created by the resignation of Dr. Edward Meyers who is 37 — Moving-Trucking.Storage Hartford. GENERAL WAREHOUSE 38 — Services Wanted' HELP- Abilty to drive today. Tomorrow you'll Parachute Company, 644-1581. Internal Grinder, Taper moving out of town. Forklift. Class If License. All be pleased with the Grinder, Assemblr, Milling, MISC. FOR SALE NURSES AIDES Moore was nominated by Atty. Leonard Jacobs. Moore 40 — Household Goods benefits. 289-7401. money you've saved. Inspector, Jig Mill, BAHERIES FOR has been active in the forming of the Committee On 41 — Articles for Safe experienced, all shifts. Full Bridgeport Operator, Killian Gets Job of Dreams IRETCHER GIASS CQ. 42 — Building Supplies LEGAL time and part time. Bed Broaching, Turret Lathe, Radios-Haaring AMs MECHANICS HELPER Public Elducation (COPE) and now serves as its chair 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m., Mon maker part time. Own Drill Press, ^ p ly in person HARTFORD (UPI) - Lt. Gov. Robert Games - Flashlights 0»« J5 Y w t of ttpormKO OoaUNCHESTER man. ’The school board will act on the nomination at its 44 — Livestock ' NOTICE transportation. Apply in per Monday thru Friday, a.m. to few routine functions. These include sitting in But he said Tuesday he is still convinced an 45 — Boats & Accessories REQUEST FOR day thru Friday. Gas Pump MAN NEEDED for printing Killian today is running the state of Connec next meeting. 46 — Sporting Goods Attendant needed weekends. son, Silver Lane Pavilon, 51 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. on a Financial Advisory Committee meeting income tax is inevitable and he indicated that 47 — Garden Products PROPOSALS department, in growing Apple Gate Lane, east Hart ticut, a job he tried so desperately to wrest IR DRUI COMPLETE AUTO G U S$ SERVICE In other business, committee chairman, Lester Baum, References required. Apply in Cushman Industries Inc., 806 and signing any orders for extradition of 48 — Antiques The Connecticut 208 manufacturing facility. ford, between 9-2, Monday Windsor Street, Hartford, from his boss in last month’s historic those urban leaders who supported him, par ■ ""'A O ** ■ MASS fUBNITUei TOPS told members that the committee is now in the enviable 49 — Wanted to Buy person to: Anderson Brothers, Experienced preferred, but suspects. ticularly in Hartford, want commitments of MCI UK rSAMINC .Fm tnACI I DOO* Miimoits Program is seeking proposals 770 Main Street, Manchester. thru Friday. Conn. 06102. Democratic gubernatorial primary. TUB ENCiosuBzs. sttaw Kan position of having more requests for membership than RENTALS for an “Industrial Waste will train to work with His first chore Tuesday was to greet more state financial aid from Mrs. Grasso. 52 — Rooms tor Rent laminator, slitter and printing But the acting governor won’t have time to there are seats. Management Planning OIL BURNER MECHANIC - PART TIME PERSON to do Fumihiko Togo, Japan’s ambassador to the He said he had been asked by Hartford city 53 — Apartments for Rent FULL TIME POSITION open press. Must be interested in plan any major changes. He also said the committee has rented space on Route 54 — Homes for Rent Facilities Development as warehouse man/driver. Experienced Licensed Oil body damage estimates. United States, to the Capitol. Togo was in town leaders Monday to meet with the governor and NOTICE anchester 55 — Busmass*for Rent working 2nd, or 3rd shift. We As provld^ by state law, Killian became M 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) 30 in the former Potterton Store, for its election Project" for the State of Monday thru Saturday, 7:30 Burner Man. Excellent Hours flexible. Some to address a World Affairs Center meeting. present their needs to her. 56 — Resort Property for Rent are looking for interested, salary. Pension, Insurance, experience helpful, but we headquarters. He said he hopes to have an unofficial 57 — Wanted to Rent till 5 p.m. Apply at the W. H. the Connecticut’s chief executive when Gov. Killian said Mrs. Grasso told him at a ProlMte Court is open for Connecticut. Completed aggressive individuals who Uniforms, Vacation, etc. Per will consider training right opening on Monday. 50 — Misc for Rent proposals must be submitted England Lumber Co., Route are dependable and have Ella Grasso left the state Tuesday. She is with weekend Democratic fund-raising dinner that conferences with the 44A, Bolton Notch. manent full time position. person. See Mr. Carter, at Killian said despite opposition to an income Baum asked the members to discuss what they feel is AUTOMOTIVE by November 15, 1978. mechanical ability. Excellent Apply: Wyman Oil Co., 484 Carter Chevrolet, 1229 ^ i n the U.S. delegation attending the funeral today she would probably go to Rome and he judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Estimates Qady Ghfen 61 — Aulos'for Sale chance for rapid advance tax by both Mrs. Grasso and her Republican good or bad about the town committee. And Michael Turk 62 — Trucks for Sole Background proposal infor East Middle Turnpike, Street, Manchester. of Pope John Paul I in Rome. She was received notice from her office Tuesday that P.M. on ’Thursday nights. OPEN M-F 1-5:30 WANTED DELIVERY MAN ment, depending on speed and opponent. Rep. Ronald Sarasin, “There will be PLASTICS IN STOCK 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale mation can be obtained from part time for weekends. Ap- Manc^sJ;^,„„ expected to return late Thursday or early he was in charge. Night telephone number: THUR. TIL 9:00 asked if anyone keeps track of what the Republicans are 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles ability. For interview, call one in the next administration, no matter who 3/18" X 1/4” the Connecticut 208 Central proximatelv 10 to 15 hours a FULL TIME CLERK Friday. 64941445 SAT. I ■ 5:00 doing “or the Democrats for that matter” so that when it 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobiie 528-9471. NURSES AIDES- Full time, Killian, who plans to return to his private wins.” STOCK SHEETS OH CUT SIZES Homes Office, Box 1088, Middletown, week. Apply Monday thru NEEDED for local 7-11 store. all shifts. Experience “I’ve got everything under control. I’ve law practice when he leaves office in January, comes time for a local election they have some 66 — Automotive Service Connecticut 06457. Telephone: Friday, between 12 to 5 pm All shifts available. Some William E. FitzGerald McKEE ST, MANCHESTER 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease STOCK ROOM HELPER - preferred, but training will be even alerted the militia,” Killian joked in his background material. (203) 347-3700. afternoons. Bess Eaton, cashier retail experience announced at the fundraiser that he will sup “There is grave concern over certain issues, Judge of Probate ' (Off Center S l ) SCREENS REPAIRED $2.75 (Fee paid). Neat given. Apply in person: East Capitol office Tuesday. port the Democratic Party’s candidates in the Mrs. Maddy Turk agreed noting that some portion of 011-10 Taleottville Road, Vernon. appearance. Over 16. Full helpful. Benefits include: the main one being the redistribution of state Hartford Convalescent Home, Inurance, Credit Union, and Actually, Killian said he will perform only a November elections. funds to municipalities,” he said. each committee meeting should be devoted to talking time. Downtown Hartford 745 Main Street, East Hart about things going on in the town. Several committee area. Wilson Agency, 2468541. ford. Profit Sharing. Apply in per TOWN OF VERNON NOTICE OF NONBANKING son at 305 Green Road, □ NOTICES ACTIVITY BY CITICORP members agreed with this concept. BOARD OF EDUCATION Manchester, 646-9685. An Pursuant to Section -1(c) (8) of tho LANDSCAPE LABORS full SECRETARY- Part time Richard Reznick proposed that 10 minutes of each INVITATION TO BID Bank Holding Company Act and time or part time Saturday. Equal Opportunity Employer. The Board ol Education of the Town Regulationa of the Boora of Gover mornings, Vernon Circle area. meeting be spent on bringing up issues that effect the Lo«t and Found of Vernon. Connecticut will receive n o rs of th e F ed eral R eserve S ystem , Call 643-0669. Grandland Typing, and machine Candidates Seek Rail Line notice is given that CITICORP, a DENTAL RECEPTIONIST EAST HARTFORD — State Senate town and that have, or have not, been treated by the sealed bids for: bank holding company whose prin Nursery. of Special Act 78-78, which calls for a transcription a must. Send who can also assist at chair congestion. The residents of current administration, be it Republican or Democrat. LOST- SEAL POINT Siamese INDUSTRIAL ARTS EQUIPMENT cipal office IB at New York, New resu m e to Box AA c /o candidates Marcella Fahey of East pilot project of the feasibility of Cat in the Royal Arms Bids will be received at the office of York, proposes to engage de novo, side, wanted for part time Burnham Street in East Hartford are the Superintendent of Schools. Park thro^h Its wholly-own^ subsid- Manchester Herald. Hartford and Sen. David Barry of passenger rail .service, as a top Mrs. Turk said the committee had voted on this before Apartment-KofC Hall area of ia ^ Citicorp Industrial Credit, Inc., MALE AIDE for private dut;uty, work at South Windsor Dental concerned that their narrow street and School Streets. Rockville. Connec a Delaware corpoiation, in the fol to care for 23 year old Office. Call 6448253. Manchester called for the establish priority. but never did anything about it. She said it wasn’t Main Street. Please call 646- ticut until 12:00 noon. Monday. October lowing activities; GIRL FRIDAY. Must will become a major throughway for 5 days, 40 have ment of commuter rail passenger necessary to vote again but Baum asked the committee 8885 after 3:30 p.m. 16. 1978. and then at said place and 1. making or oc-quiring. for its own some knowledgeledge of “ This line would serve as a Penney employees and cause time publicly opened, read and account or for the account of hours. Call Paul Herbst, 875- and service on the rail line from to do so. records. others, commercial loans; and bookkeeping. Hours to EASY CASH. For details on passenger line for employees of the numerous problems.” LOST- Beagle Terrier, 7 i i . leasin g p erso n al or real pro p erty 4173 after 5:30 p.m. Manchester to Hartford through East Mrs. Turk then moved to devote 10 to 15 minutes during Specifications and proposal forms or acting as i^ent. broker or ad 4:30, Monday thru Friday. how to make virtually $2.00 new J.C. Penney in Manchester and months old, tan and brown. may be secured from ine Office of the visor in leasing such property, Write to Box BB, c/o for every circular mailed. Hartford. Barry, the Fourth District can each committee meeting to discussion of what has been Superintendent of Schools. Park and and servicing such leases, CLERK - Experienced for would serve East Hartford as well,” Pup-Pup. Call 528-8439. Manchester Herald. didate, and Mrs. Fahey, the ’Third School Streets, Rockville. Connecticut. wher«! tho leases serve as the Photo and Liquor Depart Send self address envelope to In a letter to State Transportation the two candidates said. going on with the various town boards and commissions. Manchester, Parker Street The right is reserved to reject any or functional equivalent of an ex NEMCO, P.O. Box 347, Wind District candidate, said the rail line area. tension of credit to the lessee of ment. Good starting pay, full Commissioner James Shugrue, the ’The motion passed unanimously. all bids or any part when such action is the property, where at the incep HARTFORD DESPATCH sor, Conn. 06095. “It would be an excellent way to would well serve residents east of the deemed m the best Interest of the tion of the initial lease the effect benefits and vacation. Apply candidates asked for implementation Board of Education. of the transaction will be to com- MOVING DEPARTMENT - relieve the pollution and heavy traffic river. iwnsate the lessor for not less in person to Mr. Schmitt, or WAITRESS - 5:30 a.m. to 1 Charles Brisson than its full investment in tho In East Hartford, ctose to I- Business Manager Mr. Engle, Monday thru p.m. Monday thru Friday. property over the term of the Wednesday, at Arthur Drug, 84, at exit 56, needs Expediter BoIton^s Selectmen 812-10 lease, and where the transaction Exerience helpful. Call 646- NOTICE is subject to all of the qualifica 190 Farmington Avenue, Hart for paper work. Varied tasks, tions specified in 12 CFR 225.4 7738 for appointment. R EA L F A R M (a) (6) (a) an d (b ). ford between 10 and 12 noon. including Customer Service FAST , MT. VERNON Delay Pact on Dump The Town of Bolton is seeking and Claims Processing. You Such activities will be conducted bids for Emergency Plowing from on office of Citicorp Industrial can become integral part of Credit, Inc. located at FRIENDLY BOLTON — ’The Bolton Board of Selectmen has of designated private roads. INVITATION busy office. Vital deferred action on a contract for the town’s use of the /An Contact the Selectmen’s Of 47U Broad Street qualifications are: Good HELP WANTED SERVICE DAIRY STORES M eriden, C on n ecticu t U6-150 dover Disposal Area until it actually receives the con fice 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M., 649- TO BID WOOD WORKING HELP telephone personality, ablity Sealed bids will be received Persons wishing to comment on wanted. Apply Lakeview Fur to organize paper work, One Secretary — Half time and BMow Supermarliet PrlM*Ra!nnd^arjSctT FRESHNESS! tract. 8743 for further information. the proposal should submit their Business Office. Half time Subject in the Office of The Director views in writing within 30 days of niture Company, 329 Progress typing, .^ply Peg Dewey, ’Die board did not discuss the action taken by Andover Bolton Board of tho d a le of p u b licatio n of th is notice Area Supervisors. 12 months, 35 to Federal Reserve Bank of New Hartford Despatch, Box 8271, ^ FRESHIFRESHI Selectmen of General Services, 41 Center Drive, Manchester Industrial hour week. |3.21/hr. Typing Monday night. At the Annual Town Meeting, Andover York. 33 Liberty Street. New York. Park, Manchester. East Hartford, 06108. We are PURE FLORIDA 005-10 St., Manchester, Conn., until New York 10045. 013-lQ required. Inquire Mr Charles S W E T CIDER residents voted to allow Bolton to continuing using the Oct. 19, 1978 at 11:00 a m. for an E q u al Opportunity Brisson, Vernon Board of Educa ORANGE disposal area for three more years — July 1979 to June HAIRDRESSER - Full or part Employer. tion, Cor Park & School Sts , the following: Rockville. Ct 872-7361. Our third child 1982 — at a cost of at least $50,000, $55,000 and $60,000 a time. Relaxed atmosphere. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Roof Repair — Whiton LEGAL Clientel preferred. East Hart CABINET MAKERS JUICE The Vernon Board of Education DELICIOUS! .#*------was bom with year, respectively. ESTATE OF LUCY F. Memorial Library, ford. 289-5686 / 872-9402. WANTED. Experienced only BURKE.deceased Sale of Cut Firewood. is an equal opportunity Employer. TRY SOME __ mental retardation Selectman Aloysius Ahearn, who attended the meeting The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, NOTICE need apply. Display Craft, It does not discriminate against NOTICE OF in Andover, told the board how he feels, “Bolton should Judge, ot the Court of Probate, Vae-AII Rental for Leaf SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Manchester. 643-9557. race or sex problems. District of Manchester at a hearing Piek-up. DISSOLUTION BUEU-SBUEU’S ORCHARD R keep its relations good with Andover and accept the con held on September 2S, 1978 ordered Exceilent Part Time work. that all claims must be presented to One new Vt Ton Piek-up AND * plMUe gtaon She’s just moderately tract without complaint,” he said. We will train. Call " T ’EtEPHOHnAiiS 1.69 MAC APPLES ^ the fiduciary on or before December Truck Body. NOTICE TO CREDITORS SPECMU MAC APPLES Aheani said the Andover people feel justified in what 26. 1978 or be barred as by law Manchester 643-2414, or Ver Part Timt. Experienced retarded, and can be expected Notice is hereby given, pur non 875-2^. SAVE OVER 20< they din and feel they are doing Bolton a favor. But said provided. One (1) Four Wheel preferred, but not to hold a job when she grows Pearl J. Hultman. Ass t. Clerk Drive Vt 'Ton'Cab & Chassis suant to Sections 33-379 and 33- necefiary. Eitabllehed 7 9 * ="” ■ Ahearn, “We should move as fast as we can to get our The fiduciary is: TE- No nights. No up. But now she’s just a cute little nine-year-old. Samuel G. Feltham with Accessories, 489 of the Connecticut General service business. CRISP AND JUICY own means of trash disposal.” 1506 Tolland Tpke. Installation of Concrete Statutes, as amended, that the weekends. Long holidays. July Salary Plua Commitslon BURGER KING and August off! Many retired We take Naomi to The Farmington Manchester. Conn. Wall or Steel Rail, East Side Connecticut corporation listed 06040 gentlemen and housewives DELICIOUS ICE COLD US #1 GRADE A Valley Association for the Retarded and Handicapped. The 015-10 of Prospect Street Bridge. below has been dissolved by enjoy driving School Buses. Nm cIs man and woman Association helps not just Naomi, but us, and our other two children as Police Probe Death Sandblasting & Painting resolution. Certificate of dis ny not you? We will train. to work full or part tlma FRUIT DRINKS POTATOES — Saulter's Pool, solution has been filed with Call Vernon 875-2826, or FRESH well. Adjusting to mental retardation is a family effort. Lots of love, lots avaninga. S p.m. till Of Oak Hill Student Court of P ro b ate . D istric t of The Town of Manchester is the Secretary of the State as Manchester 643-2414. cloaing. Muat ba ovar of training - and lots of cost. Thank goodness FAVARH is a United Manchester an equal opportunity required by law. COTTAGE HARTFORD (UPI) — Hartford police today were in NOTICE OF HEARING 18. Apply In paraon. Way agency - that means the cost of Naomi’s education and training ESTAT OF FELIX FARR, d e c e a ^ employer, and requires an af MPX Systems, Inc. M W KUNUFACTURiNB vestigating the death of a blind, mentally-retarded teen Pursuant to an order of Hon. William firmative action policy for all All creditors, if any, are 467 Cantar Straat. CHEESE - ^ ^ E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated COMPANT lOlba. are geared to my income, and not to their actual dollar value. The age resident of Oak Hill School for the Blind, who died of its Contractors and Vendors warned to present their 74 EASTERN BLVO. plptUc gallon SAVE / 5 < « September 28, 1978 a hearing will be 89 United Way supports quite a few FAVARH programs. Sunday after suffering second-degree burns over 40 per- Sfd m an application praying that an as a condition of doing claims against said corpora aLASTONBURY, CT. 633-4411 < » W 5 GREAT FUVORSt 1 4 SAVE cent of his body. instrument purporting to be the last business with the Town, as per tion on or before the date in • $ET UP i n ENJOY! I’ve given to The United Way for years through the payroll will and testament of said deceased be EVERYDAY COMPAREI 20* Philip Koslowski, 13, formerly of St. Albans, 'Vt., died admitted to probate as in said applica Federal Order 11246. dicated, or thereafter be Iriillipirt N h n I HirSi^ tion on file more fully appears, at the barred as provided by Sec Ctadan. deduction plan at work, even before Naomi was bom. I’m not sure ~ in Hartford Hospital after being in intensive care for the Court of Probate on October 12,1978 at Bid forms, plans and I always understood exactly how my contribution was going bums, a heart attack, bladder infection and kidney 2:30 p.m. specifications are available at tions 33-379 and 33-489 of the • M M H$T Mary Lou Danahy, Ass't. Clerk the General Services Office, Connecticut General Statutes. OK»CD.Iri4fig4rtHbnl PRINTING failure, police said Tuesday. 01410 to benefit someone. | _ _ ■ a V 41 Center St., Manchester, Ct. MPX Systems, Ine. present hrAagt CM un. A m ^ical examiner’s report on the cause of death was •MULTILITH OPERATORS- FUNSIZE CHOCOLAES Now I know very well. T A J C Town of Manchester, claims to: Richard Kohler, • M M K OPOATOIB GRADE AA expected today. All shifts. Must be And I’ll never forget it. 1 I Connecticut Lake St., P.O. Box 506, Coven SO hour work wook. All FRESH Police said Robert Ike, 20, of Windsor, had been giving try, CT 06238, on or before experienced. LEGAL Robert B. Weiss, bonoflts. Apply In porson the boy his daily after-dinner bath at the school Aug. 10. General Manager January 30, 1979. skhh •nunnr #3 •khtob BUHER only. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and •BINDERY MACHINE O T h e U n ite d Vltay Nurse Elizabeth Sullivan told police Ike had said he NOTICE 009-10 010-10 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.______OPERATOR-Second placed the boy in a half-full tub and was scrubbing his The Planning Commission HAVE FUN shift. Must have some FARMER’S of Greater Hartford back when he saw skin peeling off the boy’s arms. of the Town of Bolton will hold experience on folders PRIDE The United Way supports over 100 services Assistant teacher told police she was one of the first to a p u b lic h e a r in g on LEGAL NOTICE FM'iunaUer And earn money. & cutters. Wednesday, October 18, 1978, NOTICE FOR ADMISSION OP ELECTORS Experienced shed tobacco BREAD 39* EACH and programs in 16 Greater Hartford towns. respond to Ike’s calls for help and that she and Mrs. Part time opportunity Sullivan both found the water to be lukewarm. at 7:30 p.m. in the Community TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. farm Manager wanted. Apply in person or call Give to The United Way... Hall for the purpose of con for ambitious and SAVE OVER 10* EVERTOAT and give many happy returns. Police said they are checking into a staffer’s report Notice is hereby given that the Board for Admission of Position available now. 643-1101. All replies will sidering the subdivision Electors for the Town of Andover will be in session in the Provides year round retponiible person. be held conndenlial. 3IM.DDI that workers had been warned of a mixing valve problem application of Jerome Pikor. Town Office Building on Saturday, October 14, 1977 from 9 employment. Hospital and Company paid liberal allowing overheated water to reach faucets. They said ’Hie subdivision contains 3 lots a.m. to 8 p.m., in accordance with State Statue Sec. 9-17 for Health Ins,, Pension, Must have vobicio. 23 benefit program. An MT. VERNON «2 MT. VERNON MT. VERNON j4 Ike, who is now attending college, has not been on Brandy Street. A copy of the purpose of admitting all persons who are found to be , , housing and many other hours per wook. Start equal employment 244 BROAD ST. 090 HARTFORD RD. HEBRON A V ^ ^ questioned. said map is on file in the office qualified to be Electors of the Town of Andover, benefits. Write Box H c/o opportunity employer. MANCHESTER However, school Superintendent Lars Guldager said no of the Town Clerk. @ 2:30 P.M. MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY The qualifications are as follows: Applicant must be eigh Manchester Herald. Giving Male/Female. valves were found faulty that night. He said the school Robert E. Gorton, teen years of age, must be a resident of the Town of Andover, personal data and informa didn't report the accident to police because "it has never Chairmian if foreign bom must be a naturalized citizen. tion so that interview can treated ^ is as anything but a very bad accident.” Jumes S. Klar, Ruth K. Munson, Town Clerk be arranged. All informa- Call Joanne Secretary Police were asked to investigate Sept. 26 by a Hartford for Board for Admissions of Electors 016-10 Hospital social worker. 069-10 647-9946 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Ort 4 iq7r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Oct. 4. 1978 - PAGE TWENTY ONE H ^ p W p nttd 13 Situation Wanted IS Privaia Inatruetlona IB □ REAL ESTATE P ro p e rty 26 Homaa For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 SALES PERSON - Full time RESPONSIBLE Mother will REMEDIAL READING and BUSINESS & SERVICE MANCHESTER - Retail, and part time. New England’s care for children in my home. math: individualized work Homaa For Sale 23 storage, and/or manufac oldest Fireplace and Stove Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. program. (lst-8th grade) by turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to I MEMBER Shop. Good salary, benefls, master's degree teacher. 568- MANCHESTER- New to the 100,000 sq. ft. Very bonus. Bolton area. Great FAMILY DAY CARE accep 8075. market. 6-Room Cape in great reasonable. Brokers iln * C i s £ i 3 I I 3 S h e H e r a l d ■ Of HOMES • m * position for some one wbo ting children 21/2 thru 5 years area. 3-Bedrooms, super large protected. Call Heyman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING loves a challenge. Write Box old in my state licensed home. GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, eat-in-kitchen. Won’t last long Properties, 1-226-1206. REALE REALTORS GG, c/o Manchester Herald. Cail 644-3380. Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, at $43,900. Call B/W Realty, HAVING A Popular. Ages 5-adults. 647-1419. E.H.O; Butinau Opportunity U RESPONSIBLE MOTHER Beginners - professionals. will babysit my home while Easy Banjo method. FREE Sarvfeaa O throd MANCHESTER Superb 7 HOUSESOLD P H O N E - SMALL ENGNE Service Cor you work. Available day or loan instrument. Private 3" Satvieaa Offarad 31 Painting-Paparing room, 3 bedroom Cape in 643 2711 32 Building Contracting 33 Real Estate Wanted 28 WORD FOR ASSISTANCE IN fLACINaYOUB AD poration - expanding dealer night. Vicinity of Oakland studio. 646-6557. South Farms. Front to back network. No experience Road. Call 649-4969. QUALITY PAINTING and FARRAND REMODEUNG - living room, center hall, eat- ALL CASH For your property, D.F. Reals, Inc. Realtors necessary. Complete training PIANO - VIOLIN lessons, Paper Hanging by Willis Specializing Cabinets and For in kitchen. Family room has within 24 hours. Avoid Red nm tm YARD) |1 7 5 Main 81. 646-4S25 Manchtalar, C.tJ program. $500. investment FULLY LICENSED DAY East Hartford, experienced WE BUY M M CARS Schultz. Fully insured. mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, large deck with beautiful Tape, Instant Service. Haves Help Wanted 13 required to start your own CARE HOME- Dependable teacher. All styles, all Ages. References. 649-4343. Room Additions, Decks, view. Walk-out basement. Ap Corporation, 646-0131. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING business. Ideal for retired or sitter. Fenced yard. Fun, $6.00 per lesson. 569-4284. ■nd lato model wrecks. Repairs. Phone 643-6017. proximately tk acre well land RATES HARTFORD DESPATCH & art time. Details on request. Safe, Happy and Affordable. J. P. LEWIS & SON scaped lot. Walk to school. SELLING your house? Call us DEADLINE, WAREHOUSE CO. In East KIr. Barker. ESCAA Field 649-2885. RIDING LESSONS indoor NEW LOCATION INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DRY WALL INSTALLED and $70 s. Principals only. Call first and make you a MAMCHESTER Training Division, & x 19, riding ring. Western stock PAINTING, PAPER Dry Wall finished. Ceiling 646-5019. □ MISC. FOR SALE 1 day ...... 12c word per day 12:00'noon the day before Hartford, close to 1.84, at exit cash offer Crockett, 4S4 Dupivx. Excallvnt condition, 3days ...... 1 U word per day publicetion. Wading River, New York. seat, saddle seat, and hun A 6 B A U T G SALVAGE INC. HANGING, REMODELING, repaired and retextured! 56, needs intelligent, conscien SALE? Private Instructions 18 Realtor, 643-1577. $400 Incomo monthly. Occupan 6 days ...... 10c word per day 11792. seat. All levels 228-9817. Drobiak Dry Wall, 646-8882. EAST HARTFORD - 50’s. 6 Deadline for Saturday and tious take-charge person for Then you'll want to tell as many Of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 CARPENTRY. Fully insured. Articles for Sale 41 cy January lit , 1070. No AganU. 26 days .. 9C d a ys...... Monday fa 12:00 Noon Friday. Inventory Control. Varied 649-9658. Room Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, IMMEDIATE Cash for your people as possible about it! And the VOICE, PIANO Instructions. fireplace, eat-in kitchen plus $55,500. 15 words S2 00 minimum tasks include: Order Prepara- MANCHESTER Package Former faculty New York KEEP SMILING property. Let us explain our ALUMINUM sheets used as Happy Ads ...... $2.50 Inch Uon, Perpetuai Inventory. b w way to do that is with a Classified store. Excellent location. Well USED AUTO PARTS SPRAY, BRUSH, ROLL- formal dining room. Attached fair proposal. Call Mr. PLEASE READ Music and Art High School. KEEP HAPPY RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 garage. Finished rec room. 3 printing plates, .007 thick Call 646-5377 You can become an integral Ad in this newspaper. established business. Call Professional Singer/Pianist. 884-5530 or 848-8223 Wallpapering. Belfiore, 647-1413. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for part of busy office. Vital Marion E. Robertson, Interior/Exterior. Commer Bedrooms, and additional YOUR AO Realtor, 643-5953. 644-8597. Schools-Classes It tony ANHUNZIATA BIDWELL Home Imrove-- bedroom in basement, more! $1. Phone 643-2711. May be qualifiations are: Good cial & Residential. Painting MAY WE BUY your home? picked up A.M. only. Articles for Sale 41 Classified ads are taken over by experts! 15 years ment Co. Expert installation Desirable location. 289-1272, Quick, fair, all cash and no the phono as a convenience. telephone personality. VOICE, PIANO, CORD FOR THE BEST - Manchester Memory, Neat Handwriting, WE CAN HELP you make experience! 649-4824. of aluminum siding gutters 566-2648. problem. Call Warren E. The Herald Is responsible for She Herali) Instructions. Licensed Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 and trms. Roofing instmlation TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - only one incorrect Insertion and Typing.Typin" Apply »--i- William your dreams come true. Start Teacher, masters degree. CAM ’TREE SERVICE - Free CARPET INSTALLATION - Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Good condition. Good for f r a n k l i n c a s t i r o n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING your own business. All the pupils per teacher. FREE in- estimates, discount senior and repairs 649-8495, 871-2323. MANCHESTER- Just listed. 7 then only to the size of the Crowiey,Crowie Hartford Despatch, Professional Singer/Pianist. trodetory lesson with this ad. Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. plating, or welding. Call 649- wood burning stove. Good con origirtal insertion. Errors which Box 8271, East Hartford, help you need. Call 646-8190. citizens. Company Room Ranch. Formal Dining dition. Used one season. Call Call 644-8497. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Steam Cleaning. Free es Room. Family Room. 2 baths. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. do not lessen the value of the* 06108. We are an Equal Oppor Manchester-owned and timates. Call 649-6265. Building Contracting 33 SPECIALIZING cleaning and 646-4366 after 5 pm. advertisement will not be cor- repairng chimneys, root~ new Eat in kitchen. Full basement. tunity Employer. operated. Call 646-1327. MOLDED FORMICA top and rectee,by-jm additional inser WES ROBBINS carpentry roofs. Free estimates. 30 Excellent condition! $56,900. Household Goods tion. HOUSEWORK got you down? 40 paneled bar with two shelves SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SERVICE STATION B&M TREE SERVICE. remodeling specialist. Ad years Experience. Rowley, The Hayes Corporation, 646- from to a.m. to 4 p.m., 468 General cleaning, steam ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 643-5361. 0131. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. MECHANIC WANTED - Part GMRIER Complete tree care, spraying extraction carpet cleaning, REFRIGERATORS Vernon Street. Furniture, dis or full time. Only those with TYPIST/PART TIME and removal. Insured and built-ins, bathrooms, Washers, and ranges, used, hwasher and lots of mis floor waxing & stripping, win ROOFER WILL Install roof, MANCHESTER- 9 room, 21/2 DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 g o ^ reference need apply. experienced. Senior kitchens, 649-3446. guaranteed and clean. New yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, cellaneous items. W anted 1 3 Help Wanted 13 NEEDED Opaning ■vallabla In manufacturing concam ior dow cleaning, carpet & up siding or guttes for low dis bath Colonial. Fireplaced Will train. Apply in person Citizen Discount. 643-7285. holstery shampooing. shipment damanged, G.E. and gravel and more stone 643- after 2 p.m. at Silver Lane typlat abla to work approximataly 28 houra par CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, count price. Call Ken at 647- family room, large slate Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Davis Avenue Professional / Insured. Free 1566. 9504. 55 GALLON DRUMS - $4.00 MY COMPANY WILL BOOK A TOY St G IFT Shell, 252 Spencer Street. 13 waak. Morninga prafarrad. Dullaa.would ba REWEAVING bums, holes. Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. foyer, 5 bedrooms, attached 2 Pearl and Son, 649 Main Estimates. Call car garage. Immediate oc each - For sale at Manchester EMPLOY 2 people who can PARTY — Generous Awards. area of varlad but Individual ahould ba good t^ laL Hour Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Street, 643-2171. TIRES -Ski boots, skis, bikes, Honda, 24 Adams Street. start work immediately. Op ARRANGE A TOY & GIFT LEGAL SECRETARY. Start DOMES’TICARE at 643-1945. cupancy! Call Arthur Shorts, DEMONSTRATORS ALSO DOG GROOMER- Part time Rodwilie ly rata dapandant on ability. May work In to full Widow shades, Venetian sewing machine, and tent portunity 8200 per week while NEEDED. Over 300 newest, to full time - work in modem PARTY - Generous Awards. November 15, 1978 for East blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 64-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., LOVE SEAT. Like new condi (10x16). May be seen at 108 USED BEAVER COAT and Demonstrators also needed. Hartford Law Firm. time poalllon. Sand application to: P.O.Box 380, EXPERT PAINTING AND Carpentry andgeneral con Manchester Office, 647-9139. learning. Excellent fringe most-wanted items. Call Kennel. Must be able to do all Call Marlow’s, 867 ain St. 649-5221. ROOFING / GUTTERS- tion, orange background with Scott Drive, Manchester, all hat in good condition. benefits. Call for appoint Over 300 newest most-wanted Experience requred. Salary East Hartford, Ct. 06108. An Equal Opportunity LANDSCAPING -Specialized, tracting. Residential and Equal Housing Opportunity. collect 673-0494. Or write breeds completely - no EXTERIOR House Reasonable rates! Free es white floral print. Call after 4 day Saturday. Displayed at Canadian Furs, ment, 646-3936. Equal Oppor SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, trainees. Sheridane Kennels, items. Call Collect 673-0494. commensorate with skills. Employer ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at commercial. Whether it be a p.m., 646-1168. 289-8625. PAINTING. Tree pruning, timates. Experienced. Quality Pratt Street. Hartford. tunity Employer M/F. Conn. 06001. Hebron, 228-9089. Or write SANTA’S PARTIES. 647-9946 tics, garages, yards cleaned, small repair job, a custom Invaatment Property 25 WASHER - and like new Telephone 522-7976, Avon, Conn. 06001. spraying, mowing,weeding. built home or anything in workmanship! All 643-6658 moving, truckng. Loam for Cail 742”7947. anytime. KENMORE GAS STOVE. dryer. Pool table, coffee sale. Lawn service. No job too between, call 646-1379. INCREDIBLE VALUE-27,000 Double oven, coppertone, very table, lamps. (Telephone 569- ACCORDIAN used 2 years. CLERK/DRIVER - Wholesale good condition. $75.00. Phone big or small. 568-8522. LANDSCAPING / LAWN TRACY BROTHERS - square foot Commercial 3547. $150 firm. Call 569-1894 after distributor in Manchester. CARPENTRY St Masonry - Building in the center of 528-7392. 5:30 p.m. Full time. Steady work. Above seeding - Brickwork and Additions and remodeling. Roofing, Fiat Roof, Hot Tar, COMPLETE CARPET St Tile Patios installed. Tree GraveL Built-Up Roofing. Manchester’s busy downtown 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer minimum hourly rate. Good installatioa and repairs. Free Free estimates. Call Anthony shopping area. Fully WALNUT BEDROOM SET- 2 $150. Outboard motor 40 horse FRANKLIN STOVE - 26 " driving record required. App Removal and pmning. Call Commercial St Residentim. estimates. Call at, at 646-3745, 6488658. Squillacote 649-0811. Free Estimates. 872-^9. sprinkled, and air conditioned, dressers, mirror, nightstand, Evenrude $250.Mobilehome with boot. Never used. Best ICLIP & M AIL ly a t 299 G reen R oad, after 5 p.m. with large freieht elevator an boxspring and mattress. Very 45x10 with furniture in cam offer over $140. 643-9470. nchester. CARPENTRY - Repairs, HEAVY OR LIGHT conveyor. 4,000 square feet of good condition. Bedspread ping ground $4,000, Call 525- r o ’S UGHT TRUCKING- At remodeling, additions, gar office space. Large showroon and curtains to match. $260. 7100. FOR SALE / NATIONAL MILLWORK - Man with some TRUCKING, Cellars, attics ages, roofing, call David Heating-Plumbing 35 Cali 649-0580. tics and cellars cleaned. and yards cleaned, also stone, on Main Street. A successful GEOGRAPHIC NAME experienc for busy lumber Reasonable rates. Call 646- Patria, 644-1796. business emplying 60 people, BELT MASSAGER 1/4 hp, MAGAZINES- 1939 thru 1977, yard shop. Many benefits. loam or sand delivered. 644- SEWERLINES, sink lines, M A IL TO : 1943 for free estimate. 1775 or 644-9532. did over $6,000,000 annually APARTMENT SIZE STOVE - $50. Call 649-0453 after 4:00 complete sets. All for $50.00. ADDRESS GENERAL BUILDING LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - cleaned with electric cutters, from this location, before Excellent condition. $25.00. p.m. Telephone 643-7153. SUPPLY, 289-3474. REALTORS BRICK, Block, Stone. New homes custom built by professionals. McKinney moving to larger quarters. Call 649-2323. TILE- Remodel your Bath, remodeled, additions, rec Bros. Sewage Disposal Ck)m- CITY Herald GROUP I A jclccl ,i5Soci.ilron o( REALrORS serving the great Fireplaces, concrete. Shower, Tub Area, and Sensational value at $1.00 per 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and BRAND NEW UNIVERSAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING rooms, garage, kitchens pany, 643-5308. square foot net net lease, or WE BUY AND SELL Used MrYnchcsti.*f HffM AtVith m ore «idveriising expertise Chimnev repairs. No job too Ceramic Tile Floors. Call 871- etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main sewing ifiachine. $150. Soild remodeled, bath tile, cement boy it for $225,000. Owner will Furniture. One piece or entire im pact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers. small. Save! Call 6 4 4 -^ for 9457, 9 to 5. Street, New Britain, 225-1977 state component Panosonic STATE P.O. BOX 591 estimates. work. Steps, dormers, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet help arrange finaneng. Call household. Cash on the line. We buy, sell, trade. turntable and 2, 22” Creative Manchester, Conn. 06040 EXPEMENCED residential or commercial. repairs, plugged drains, Furniture Barn, 646-0865. PROFESSIONAL Art Roth, 646-2830. speakers with stand, complete ZIP Cali 649-4291. kitchen faucet replaced, $175 . 644-0156 after 6 p.m. QUALITY CARPENTRY By Dressmaking & Alterations repaired, rec rooms, EXAMPLE: NURSE HIDES done in my home. Please call PHDNE Ham Constmetion Additions, FIRST CLASS Carpentry - bathroom remodeling, heat 15 Words for 6 Days roolifuig, siding, decks and gar- 646-4972, Monday thm Friday, Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. NEEDED ages8S. CallI aianytime, ■' 643-5001...... Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Estimate gladly given. M & M □ CHECK ENCLOSED To provide Hurting Cara years experience! For Free Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Only ’ 9.00 H i nmui Painting-Papering 32 In private hornet tnd Estimates, call 646-4239. GLENN-our SALES MANAGER SAYS: MAGNAVOX authorized fac MANCHESTER PLUMBING Medical FacllMaa. Part FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS tory service on color and PAINTING - Interior and GENERAL CARPENTRY, St HEATING - Repairs. lima, full lima. Con- black and white TV. Stereo, exterior, paperhanging, Repairs, Remodeling, Remodeling. Pumps repaired f phonograph. A&B Electronic, excellent work References. 1 2 3 4_ 5 tidarabla given to Garages, Additions, Porches, / replaced. Free estimates. ^ m W iS N B ir $ Pf*l«»nca oh-Location 1160 New Britain Ave., West Free estimates. Fully insued. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. Electric drain-snaking. 24- 4 Hrtford, 551-0655. and Hourt. Martin Matsdn, 649-4431. Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. hour service. 646-0237. 6 7 s 9 10 ♦ NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY ♦ For Information ca l I SOON THE 79’S WILL 11 12 13 14 iS------♦ 643-9818 TWO FAMILIES We have them. Ideal 4 AID a ASSISTANCE 4 starter homes and an Inflation hedge. May be 16 17 of North EattHn Cona. BE HERE - EVERY i7 lV 20 4 CAPE■ " — Off East Center St. In the financed trhough VA with NO down payment - Pic 4 bw. 4 Bowers School Area. Front to back living room with tured Is a 6-6 Duplex with 3 bedrooms each side. 21 22 23 3S7 En« CMitr tliMt, LOOiaNG FOR A GOOD REAL ESTATE AGENT? 24 25 4 fireplace, formal dining room, eat-ln kitchen, 2 Much recent redecoration. Income Is $460/month THING MUST GO' bedrooms and moderrt bath. A neat clean home — I $53,500. 26 27 26 29 30 4 4 CONSIDER: 4 F.J. SPILECKniic, REALTORS 31 32 33 34 35 4 BROWTH WOLVERTON AGENCY 4 OPPORTUNITY 4 ______843-2121 649-2813 36 37 3$ 3S 4 •HEUatrUNUTOI ®-BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO ma 4 4 Egrtw IW li tMf at nrt tai REALTORS ajc-nwd-f-twawwar Jitw usTwes •MEOMHCS Tt rOUjt nfVi y t mmKm hMW John Bengston has just NEW 1978 MUSTANG 2+2 g taf .idieM jUt. tta tS lT listed 2-three family homes in Crulsematic trans., power steering, power brakes, wsw tires, 2.3 litre engine, AM •raucrarrHMxuTa harilM snSmti k MrtM h — Manchester. These fine radio, body side moldings, pin stripes. M m t in t •« Mridt, M tm Stock #8445. Mit mmk ttm mi caWUn. M I properties can be purchased Wiwicm at UM m dn. Pali J. Rossatti together or separately. mnlta. M n llt nM n t H pmm masms, CtHU &Mtn t Both have 3 heating IS, aardntr, HortM INDUSTRONICSINC. Isystems and contain 5 room Can all be happy here. Beautiful center M595 4N Sullhtm Avww. foyer, 9 room Colonial, 4 bedrooms. Family SO. WINDtOa, CT. * D IU V U E D IN MANCH. ______eoB ______|apartments. room, 2 Fireplaces, enclosed porch. PLUS PLUS 7% SAUS TAX Call John for details. barn, horse stalls, pastures, large garden area and complete privacy. . 78 HITURA’S HEW 7$ HESTAS NEW 1978 PINTOS SERVICE Sii Pinaa Dbriil ZINSSER A6ENCY PHILSRICK AGENCY STATION 646-1511 AHENDANTS 646-4200 6 cyl., AT, PS, AM-FM radio, tinted glass, w/w wire wheel 4 speed, steel belted tires, 4 2 dr. sedan, 4 sp. AM radio, 4 cyl. I covers, #8194. cylinder, body side moldings, engine, tinted glass, rearj #8341. Full and pari lima. defroster. #8352. Expsfisnesd prefsrrad, but willing to train. * 5 0 9 5 YOU WILL MAKE Mcl 8 cyl., AT, PS, steel belted white Rallsbia individuala, .In SknMbm^ Wiltsr M ra m * 3 9 9 5 over 18 years. Apply In walls, AM-FM radio, vinyl top, rear >3495 person to: defroster, turbine wheel covers, 4 speed, steel belted tires, AM 3 dr. runabout, auto trans., PB,i radio, vent windows, heavy duty much much more (Demo-low wsw tires, 4 cyl., AM-FM radlo,| package, #8288. miles). #8224 rally appearance pkg. #8041 MONEY! MORIARTY BROTHERS 315 Center Street Tmmacuratw ovaraTzad 8 room * 5 1 9 5 * 4 9 9 5 Msnchestsr 6 cyl., AT. PS. AM-FM radio, air *3795 capo, 4 bodrooma, Vh batfia, full L m MANCHESTER cond., steel belted white walls, 4 speed, steel belted redials, vent 2 dr. sta. wagon. AT, PS, wsw I YOU WILL EARN N w listing 4 family (4-4-4-3), $8220 In- dormer, large beautiful lot, on doad- tinted glass. Interior decor group windows, heavy duty package, tires, 4 cyl.. Interior & exterior | come, parking, tenants pay heat. land atraot. Won’t laet. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS #8542. #8401. decor group. #8351. $S6|000. Asking $49,800. 180 WMt Cm ttr 8t. 232 Burnald* Av«. 5 ~ ManchMtmr East Hartford FREE PRIZES! p a r t - t i m e WARREN E. HOWUND, INC. LOMBARDO A ASSOCIATES 048-2482 289-9814 * 4 1 9 5 *4495 6 4 3 -1 10R Nn Hi HImi 649-4003 h, Insids posItioiM now in your spare Ume...if you HURRY and caill i d e a l COMBINATi FORD ■vnllnblc In Circulation loday for details. Openings are limited, s« BLiINCHHID & ROSSETTO DILLON SALES 4 SERVICE INCORPORATED i'9 MA •, STREET l.'A',. ...N M C Ii.Tu’ OhLJ' tont wait. We’ll need boys and girls from all Department at The 'E l EPi-i O’.E 2'ji E-l3w’J‘: be toivns In and around Manchester and East EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY larUord. Maifbhaater Evening Herald. CallJeanne or Tom s Do not call Please — A\ . JT^^wlewHilealM orn 16% Room Ranch Den with piKchneel • modern enough to have Important amennies fireplace. Attached garage. 3 76% of persons planning to buy a home referred to classified apply In person to: - 8tm». refrigerator, rotor antenna, encTosad porch, etc. PfKIa "I Craftemanihlp" era - bedrooms. Appliances Included In 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 plaster^ walla, archad antrywaya, oentar antranca; etc. I price. $43,900. TOM COLLE’TTI, Come, Inspect at your leisuro. Tne flnaat In the flftlaa. ® h e H e ra l5 or real estate advertising." Did they see your CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester Evening Herald GEORGE DOHER’TY KEITH REAL ESTATE PHONE 643-2711 WILLIAM E. BELFIDRE AGENCY SOURCE: Nawanaper Advertising Bureau. 1976 F0«4s»iaraere m Piacmo youa ab imaiUiit 647-1413 tarnmay 646-4126 wunonan. • 1 P ^ E TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Oct 4, 1978 rriiiik criiust BWT Apartmtnti For Rant 53 Wanlad to Rant 87 Autoa For Safa $1 Campara-Tratfara Paanuto - Charles M. Schuli 3 Mobfia Homaa 68 Ef?N|E FELU IN t h e ROCKVILLE- Four rooms, PROFESSIONAL PERSON 1984 PONTIAC Automatic ( f , newly decorated. Frigidaire WITH DOG Desires rental, AM/FM, air. Very good condi 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot PneflMTlNO PRBSS included. 8200 m onthly. Manchester / East Hartford. /nV NAME 15 OUR FAMILV j u s t ' ACROSS tion. Asking 8375. 6461156. Travel Trailer - Stove, M H f Dear Abby NO, M A 'AM ..,I PON'T pont even know DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle Security. Call anytime, 8f2- Call 643-8310, after 8 p.m. refrigerator, heated. Full EUDORA.ANP I'M , [MOVEP HERE FROM, I ' KNOW WHICH STATE T N T T LAST WWEEK — 9416. 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA- shower, and toilet. Tandem OUT OF STATE WHERE I AM NOW l 1 Newt 1 Electric fish By Abigail Van Buren IN TWI5 CLASS. 4 Body of water 2 Out of A c e 8 A excellent running condition. wheel. Call 688-0383. 8 A 8 Southern 3 Adhesive strip N E D m a d e a PLEASANT QUIET 4 ROOMS Good tires, call 6468330. 8 A T R A P IT B ia □ AUTOMOTIVE bread 4 Artist Picasso - Second floor. Mature, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 R 0 responsible adults only. No •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Historic 5 Bay window IM P H eS S tO N ON CHEVROLET 1977 IMPAU- Automotfva Barvloa 66 period R E 8 A L pets. Security. Call 649-5897, 6 Want T 1 Autoa For Safa 61 4 door. Excellent. 43,000 13 District C E after 6 p.m. DEAR ABBY: I am a married woman who was never very 7 Son of Jacob n 0 C miles. V-8. air, power L 14 Soot WE PAY 810 for complete 8 Old Testament HIM. close to my parents after my marriage. I was comfortable 1 8 E E 1 0 L 0 ••• 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- steering/brakes. 84200. 636 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 15 Cut off book Homaa for Rent with the way things were, and so were they. R E 0 54 speed, 6 cyinder, 4 new 5907. Auto Body. 526im . 16 Well (Sp.) 9 All (prefix) C t97l »)r NCA. >w.. T M ntg. US. M . OH. 1 R O N E 0 radials, (2 snows), excellent My mother died recently, and I would feel very 17 Actress 10 Sisters SMALL 6-ROOM HOUSE. DODGE 1970 - Station Wagon. E R 0 8 V •T7 lO-Hr rrs WIGHT THIS Zephyr 4-door ^ ..... ,/ fS lS H .O Our Boarding Houso Vinyl roof. auto, transmission, wsw radial tires, power steering, power This Funny World brakes, tinted glass, vent windows, styled wheel covers. List price PROF, iOil iSUYi A\y PEAR LAP. WE W K T PROF I6 AT AARON BURR HAVE ALL THE AN0WER6. A H ALL- $5,048.00 UNIVERSITY HAVE WE'RE ilM PLY TRYINO OF-FAM ER ALLTNEAN5WER5 to PI600VER THE WHEN IT o -HOWiJ IT ALL <3L1E5T|0N6! AND CO M ES TO Be a iiQ y Carrier (3DNNA EMP?ARE I MUBTOAY, you GLIDIN’ WE REALLY THREE FR A M ED YOUR6 INTO R56TAURAHT NOW M , 4 9 9 TOUCHR7WN6 BEHIND Viv id ly ; B A S E WITH TWO MINUTE6 W lTHOLft TRY US YOU’LL LIKE US Includes frieght end dealer prep. TO p l a y ? A t a g ! HOW MANY CHAPTERS O'THAT H O M E T V 1 fZEmiR 0OOK DID VA READ BEFORE V EARN MONEY, PRIZES & TRIPS ‘ VA SOT s t u m p e d ? Jr— caii647~9946 TOM -or JEANNE "... and furthermore, Doc, I've lost interest in \S /U T 3IS (Hin SI, a«KHsm, (tai. tiuisi watching ‘jiggie teievision’." WHAT IS t h e 10-4 JI978 MeNwgMSy^d., Ik . OUESTlON? eiiN>,«A.iK.m1»g usH *' “Got a pair of chopsticks that you don’t need?” c PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 STARTS TOMORROW Traditional Feast in Ibday'^ Tempo Gather friends for a fall feast. It's traditional, and it's fun! From ancient times the autumn harvest has been followed by a festival including a robust display of appetizing food. Since most often it's pork that's paired with seasonal bounty, Ainerica's celebration in recent years has been called "Porkfest." FANTASTIC A traditional feast need not mean that meal preparation can't be approached SAVINGS from a modern viewpoint. A special dinner can be easily planned by today's busy IN EVERY woman who has a minimal amount of time to spend in the kitchen. Many of today's lean, meaty pork cuts in your favorite market go directly from refriger DEPARTMENT! ator to range to table without fuss or muss. COME EARLY A pork smoked shoulder roll in the oven allows the cook to relax with her FOR BEST guests before dinner. Likewise, chops and steaks can be popped in the oven and SELECTIONI left on their own until the dinner bell sounds. Today's cook doesn't snub shortcuts. Frequently to save time she takes ad vantage of convenience foods. Packaged seasoned stuffing mix is one of them. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AND Prepared herb seasoned stuffing mix, which gains interest with chopped apple and zucchini, complements pork chops in fine style in Pork Chop and Stuffing TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Casserole. The recipe for Chili Pork Steaks illustrates another time-saving use of stuffing mix. Crushed cornbread stuffing mix, used to coat the steaks, con tributes to their flavor perfection. When it comes to salads, a cook can look again to packaged convenience to add interest with seasoned croutons. Yet another idea that speeds preparation is the use of packaged cookies as a substitute for a dessert "crust". Bordeaux cookies circle and top the delicious Pumpkin Chiffon Souffle. This dessert is ‘alfred dunner’ wool blond coats especially attractive when prepared and served in a clear heat-resistant glass for misses and petltes famous 'hunter’ soft as a cloud souffle dish. polyester match mates Selecting the foods is just the start of staging a traditional meal that fits a wool blend skirts misses fleece robes modem lifestyle. Using cook-and-serve glass-ceramic cookware will further Smart new coordinates to build a 7 0 ^ ^ reg. $1001 99 ""'9 9 reduce the time spent in the kitchen, since both serving and cleanup are simpli wardrobe onl navy, brown Save $20 on these famous 18 ■peclall fied. In addition to providing a convenience for homemakers plagued by full or green. Vest, sizes 820, reg. ‘Dumas’ coats. Several styles. 17 reg. $241 schedules, oven-to-table cookware keeps pace with today's tempo with patterns Several stylesi Your choice of that reflect modem natural color and style preferences too. 4 $18., SALE 13.99 Sizes 6 to 18. •Solid wrap with Heavenly robes to button, zip or Print Shirt, sizes 8-20, reg. $17, new, exciting Donegal tweeds wrap on, on cold winter nightsi This page, featuring good old-fashioned flavor in a modern setting, has been detailed cuffs • Muted plaid and beautiful plaldsi Sizes 8-18. designed for dinnertime enjoyment of your family and friends. You'll find that SALE 12.99 classic •Single breasted plush Three exciting styles by one of a fall feast can be fun for you as well as for them. Proportioned Pants, sizes 8-16P, coat with deep armholes • 2 gore bias plaid with belt and our most famous makersi Em 10-20A, reg. $14, SALE 10.99 • Honeycomb fleece or double side zipper • Back wrap • 2 broidery or calico print trim. Pull-on Skirt (not shown), sizes collar style for Petltes •Several pocket dirndle. Wonderfully warm, washablel Pork Chop and Stuffing Casserole 10-20, reg. $14, SALl sportswear. 10.99 wonderful new colors to choose Elegant new colorsi Sizes S-M-L. 6 pork chops, cut 3/4 inch thick’ 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed sportswear. fromi coats. robes. 1/4 cup lard or drippings cream of celery soup 1-1/2 teaspoons salt 1/2 cup water 2 medium onions, chopped 2 apples, chopped (about 2 cups) 1 package (8 ounces) herb seasoned 3 cups chopped zucchini squash stuffing mix Lightly brown chops in lard or drippings in large glass-ceramic skillet; remove chops from skillet and sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon salt. Cook onion in drippings in skillet 3 to 5 minutes; stir in stuffing mix and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon salt. Combine soup with water. Add chopped apple and zucchini and diluted soup to stuffing mixture, stirring lightly to combine; place in large glass-ceramic open roaster. Place pork chops on top of stuffing. Cover pan tightly with foil. Bake in a slow oven (32S°F.) for 45 min utes. Remove foil and continue baking 15 minutes or until chops are done. 6 servings. ’ Smoked pork chops can be used. In this case do not brown chops. Chili Pork Steaks 4 pork blade steaks, cut l/2 to 3/4 2 tablespoons chili powder inch thick 1-1/2 teaspoons garlic salt 1 packap (8 ounces) com bread 1/4 teaspoon pepper stuffing mix 2/3 cup chili sauce Crush stuffing mix to make crumbs and mix with chili powder, garlic salt and pepper. Spread chili sauce on both sides of pork steaks; dredge in crumb mixture. Place steaks on rick in glass-ceramic open roaster and bake in moderate oven (350'F.) for 1 to 1-1/4 hours, until done. 6 servings. Pork chops bake atop speedy-to-prepare stuffing in an oven-to-table roaster for streamlined version of good old-fashioned home cooking. C Your neighbor’s kitchen By Betty Ryder T This week is National 4-H Week Measure mix into bowl. Add un and 4-H clubs throughout the area are 1 lb. lean ground beef beaten egg and molasses. Stir. Add Vi pound ground pork busy working on their various club milk, mix well. Pour into greased 8- projects. 1 small onion, grated inch square pan and bake at 350 1 tsp. salt One such active group is the degrees for about 35 minutes. Manchester 4-H Homemakers who Dash of pepper meet weekly at the home of their Ginger Raisin Nul Bars Vi teaspoon nutmeg leaders. 1 cup gingerbread mix Vi teaspoon sugar L^ders of the group are Mrs. 1 egg Fat for browning Ingrid Virr, Mrs. David Gajafsky, Vt cup molasses ^ a k crumbs in milk for a few Mrs. William Keish and Mrs. 2 tablespoons milk minutes. Add beaten egg. Then add Richard Carty. V4 cup chopped nuts ground meat, onion, salt, pepper, This group was started in 1956 and y^ cup raisins nutmeg and sugar and blend I \ is one of the oldest clubs in Hartford Measure mix into bowl. Add un together. Make into small tneat County. Its members have won many beaten egg and molayses, stir. Add balls. Roll in fine bread crumbs and awards over the past 22 years on milk, nuts, raisins, mix. Pour into 8- brown in hot fat. local, county and state level. inch square greased pan. Bake at 350 When meat balls are browned, I I flexnlf naturally me “ famous BUXTON Several have won national awards degrees about 25 minutes or until cover and continue cooking slowly in consisting of all-expense-paid trips to light brown. the oven or on top of the stove for natural bras purse accessories national conventions. Gingersnaps about 20 minutes. If desired, meat “As the girls become older they 2V4 cups gingerbread mix balls may be removed while a 1/2 PRICEI cook and bake more difficult menus Vk cup sugar m^ium thick gravy is made. Pan 4.49 branching into foreign foods, outdoor 1 egg drippings may be ujed to make the reg. 5.50 Rich elegant styling In the softest of cooking, etc.,” Mrs. Virr said. V!i cup molasses gravy. (Allow 2 tablespoons of flour Soft, natural seamless tricot cups. Just leathers, the finest tapestry prints. One recipe that the 4-H Measure all ingredients into bowl, to each cup of liquid — half milk and like you ... only better. The perfect, • Clutches • French Purses • Eyeglass Homemakers enjoy is for Ginger stir. Chill about V4 hour. Form mix half water.) Meat balls then may be Cases • Cigarette Cases • Key Cases bread Mix. “This is great,” Mrs. into small balls. Bake on greased returned to the hot gravy to. simmer smooth looking natural bra for today’s slowly about 20 minutes more. Yield: fashions. Sizes 34 to 38. underfashions. accessories. Virr said. “You can make it in ad- cookie sheet at 375 degrees for 10-12 vanM, use what you want, and leave minutes. Yield: 4 dozen. 10-12 meat balls. 4 the ingredients mixed until you want Members of the Manchester 4-H Chicken Margenglo it again.” Homemakers are Carrie Gajafsky, 8, (Poulet a la Margengo) Gingerbread Mix daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David 1 chicken fryer (2V4-I lbs.) 4 cups sifted flour Gajafsky of Glastonbury; Leah Car 3 tablespoons olive oil or salad oil 2 tablespoons baking powder ty, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 cup mushrooms sliced 1/2 Ml teaspoon soda Richard Carty of Glastonbury; Dawn 1 clove garlic hypo-allergenic Wispy nylon Vi teaspoon cloves' Keish, 9, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 2 onions, sliced savo *5 on pierced earrings ^ PRICEI 2 teaspoons cinnamon William Keish of Glastonbury; 4 tomatoes, quartered or 1 cup «... print bikinis IVi teaspoon ginger Elizabeth Bunker, 9, daughter of Mr. drained, canned tomatoes pretty polyoster shirts Jr. suedo and knK IVi teaspoon salt and Mrs. Roger Bunker of Glaston V5 cup dry white wine pair for 1 cup sugar bury; Lynn Weir, 9, daughter of Mr. 3-4 sprigs parsley 2 ^3 3 pair for *9 sweater Jackets and Mrs. Leverette Weir of Glaston 2 sprigs celery leaves PLUSI A 3rd pair as our gift to youl I cup shortening (that needs no reg. $151 8 i 9 9 Speclall 1 0 9 9 refrigeration) bury; and Katherine Virr, 8, Salt and pepper to taste ‘Andrew St. John’ designs In the pret All with non-Irrltatlng surgical steel Pert and sassy little necessities with Sift all di7 ingredients together dau^ter of Mrs. Ingrid Virr of 11 Flour as desired reg. $401 ■ ^ Horace St. Cut fryer in pieces. Heat oil in tiest prints yeti Paisley printed banded posts. Qold and silver tones. Special cotton Insert. Assorted deep tones In three times into a targe bowl. Cut in purchasel Special savingsl Studs Warm, ribbed acrylic with luxurious shortening until mix is like com heavy pan and brown pieces of collar stylo, or Wallpaper print. Full • very feminine prints. Sizes 5, 6, 7. Preparing Gingerbread Mix are these Elizabeth Bunker, Carrie Gajafsky, Leah Carty • Hoops • Geometries • Wedding Band underfashions. patches of suede. Luxury to zip and m eal. Yield 6Vi cups. Store -in Another Manchester club, the Bake chicken on all sides. Remove placket style with notch collar, barrel Styles snap Into nowl Brown, persimmon. covered container at room and Baste Club is headed by Mrs. chjcken, add mushrooms, garlic and members of the Manchester 4-H Homemakers, and Lynn Weir, cuffs (not shown). Sizes S-M-L-XL. jewelry. Sizes S-M-L. the Junior place. temperature. Gerald Thibodeau of 281 Hackmatack onions and brown in the same-fat. from left, Katherine 'Virr, Dawn Keish, sportswear. St. and Mrs. Peter Peila of 375 Add tomatoes, wine, parsley and Here is the recipe using the above Bidwell St. celery leaves. Arrange vegetables mix. Here are two recipes with an inter over chicken. Season with salt and national flavor from that club’s inter pepper. Gingerbread national food program, Cover and continue cooking over Your Worth's Charge Card makes shopping so easy! 2Vi cups gingerbread mix Downtown Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. 'til 0 low heat until chicken is tender — 1 egg Swedish Meal Balls about % of an hour. Sauce may be Vk cup molasses Vi cup dry bread crumbs Wckened with a ta(>lespoon of flour, V5 cup milk . Vi to % cup milk if desired. Yield: 4-6 servings. PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4. 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN DEAR DR. BLAKER — When my wife brings up her strong desire to travel, I always act disinterested and Do you think vitamin E not. No matter how much a rebound effect if you stop I don’t think a small mation about skin mumble something about a few years from now. On will help either of our skin vitamin C your husband vitamin C suddenly to the amount is particularly problems, I am sending Major Kxhihition She is getting more persistent, however, and now has problems? takes, if he is losing point that you could actual going to harm you, but I ,Vou The Health Letter CHOICES HEALTH DEAR READER - I NEW YORK (U P D - A the children on her side. They have pen pals in several By Jan Warren potassium for some ly be mildly deficient in am not optimistic that it number 7-10, Your Skin: major exhibition of the Second Thought hardly know where to vitamin C. countries and are always talking about their foreign reason, it can't replace the will help you. Sun, Aging, Spots and pioneering work of the first Karen Blaker PhD. friends. Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. start. Vitamin C has If you husband needs to potassium loss. For your wrinkled skins, Cancer. Other readers who generation of artists of the nothing to do with replace potassium loss, I The truth of the matter is that I would like to travel, It follows that the bottle I would suggest avoding want this issue can send 50 New York School, entitled DEAR DR. BLAKER^— Since the birth of my first too. But I don’t make enough money — and I don’t have DEAR DR. LAMB - the normal dosage is 45 potassium. Potassium is a of vitamin C tablets that suggest the way to do this sun exposure and using a cents for it with a long, basic chemical element “Abstract Expressionism: daughter 15 years ago, I have always looked forward to enough nerve to tell my wife the truth. This is in response to an ar mgs., why does it say you you have, which are 250 would be to eat fruits and moisturizer. You can get stamped, self-addressed the Formative Years” will the time when my two girls and I could be friends. I don’t like being the bad guy, either. How do I get out kMillion Dollar Feet! ticle that was written in and, when it is combined mg. tablets, are simply drink fruit juices. Fruits can take from one of our some effect from oils, in envelope. Address your be shown at the Whitney of this mess? with chloride, it forms I thought it would be so nice if the three of us could talk our paper about the normal per day and each one is 250 large vitamin tablets. and fruit juices contain lots cluding baby oil, but one of request to me in care of Museum of American Art potassium chloride salt. It about anything and everything. To that end, I sat up DEAR READER — How did your wife get so removed intake of Yitamin C. The mgs. Why are they in such Unless he has some un of vitamin C. That may be the best moisturizers real The Manchester Evening Oct. 3-Dec. 3. combines with other why you thought vitamin C talking with them until all hours of the night and from your financial affairs that she is not aware of what article said that the large doses if you don’t usual condition which is ly is petrolatum, (which Herald, P.O. Box 1551, The exhibition, covering sometimes even weht with them to the neighborhood soda you and cannot afford? Nip this potential problem in the racing shoes, training shoes and any day now, to see him skulk recommended .daily chemicals to form other c a u sin g a v ita m in contained potassium. It you may know as Radio City Station, New It must have been tough to com need it? kinds of potassium salts. ' just happens that fruits and the period 1935-49 and shop. They loved my involvement and interest. bud by beginning to involve her in the financial workings mercialize a sport as natural as run shoes for the flat footed. There are through the door with another long allowance was 45 Cideficiency, this excess in Vaseline). That’s because York, NY 10019. emphasizing work done of the family. He works outdoors in the We usually think of these fruit juices are both rich in Lately,, however, ' they don’t seem to want me around. I ning ... but they’ve done it! I knew shoes for use on hard street surfaces, narrow box under his arm. milligrams. take of vitamin C is not it can form a thicker, more during World War II and its summer and he perspires a as being opposed to sodium vitamin C and potassium, wish they would at least bring their high school friends to Leading ,, her on with unrealistic expectations . ______of foreign that without a doubt yesterday when for soft park paths, and for slippery Last night my husband and his run My husband has started lot. He also takes vitamin particularly beneficial. enduring film over the skin aftermath, includes works the house so I could share in the fun, but that never seems travel without expecting her to call your bluff is at best chloride salt, which is nor but that doesn’t mean that More Illiterates the mailman brought my husband a gym floors. ning buddy, Carlos, were pouring taking yitamin C to replace E to help his skin. I had a I would like to caution and helps to trap moisture by Willem de Kooning, to happen. naive and at worst manipulative. mal table salt. Vitamin C is vitamin C replaces 64-page catalog chock full of gift Every season each manufacturer over the catalog and I was relieved to the potassium he loses due hysterectomy three years people who are taking in the skin better. As RICHMOND, Va. (U P D - Arshile Gorky, Adolph Sometimes they even act embarrassed when 1 show up Lay out the facts and begin work on some realistic a vitamin and most large doses of vitamin C potassium. items that “every runner needs." comes out with a new improved ver discover, that despite the huge war to a diuretic and Inderal ago and my face, arms and moisture is trapped in the There are now 800 million Gottlieb, Robert unannounced at school functions.. What have I done plans for foreign travel. sion ofc^is standard shoe, which he drobe of shoes they’ve acquired, they for blood pressure and a animals can form vitamin and want to stop it, though, There are very few skin, it will appear less illiterates in the world and Motherwell, Jackson There is a runner’s radio that fits hands are wrinkled terribly C out of carbohydrates. wrong? Did you know your family can visit a foreign country in the ear, a runner’s wallet that claims runs faster and further than haven’t lost all sense of proportion. tremor. My question is if to withdraw gradually. things that Vitamin E has dehydrated and wrinkled. the number is growing dai Pollock and others. now and look dehydrated. Unfortunately, man can been proved to do for them. DEAR READER — You and your daughters may be for eight days for $250 per person under the auspices of a straps to the wrist, a squeeze bottle any previous shoe, and just to com “Will you look at these prices!” There is some evidence of To give you more infor- ly close, but you will never be real friends — only pseudo governmental program called The Friendship Force? with a long tube that enables a pletely confuse the issue, once a exclaimed my husband. "Here’s a friends. Friends are mutually and freely chosen in a con American families are encouraged to apply as am runner to drink without slowing his year. Runner’s World Magazine shoe for 58 dollars!” text where neither person has more power in the bassador families or host families by writing to The THE ^---- 1 pace ... and that’s just the beginning. holds its Academy Awards of running "Highway robbery!" agreed ALL S to p g S hop S to res Closed Sunday* O ct. 8 th relationship than the other. Friendship Force, Tom Deardorff, Public Information The big seller in the catalog, the real shoes. Carlos. "I’m going to switch to That doesn’t mean, however, that you cannot strive F A M I I Y 4 Office, 575 South Omni International, Atlanta, Georgia money maker, is shoes! All this is very perplexing to a Abebe Bikila’s footgear. It’s toward being a loving, supportive and friendly mother. 30303. Shoes are to the runner what a ten dedicated runner like my husband. It cheaper. L A m E K 1 With children of high school age, that necessitates sitting Ask your whole family to be on the look-out for low-cost nis racket is to a tennis player, a set makes him scratch his head and ■'Abebe Bikila?" I asked. hy Will Bofridfri on the sidelines with minimal interference in the game. travel opportunities. Turn the tide and be a ‘good guy’ by of golf clubs to a golfer, a rod and ponder ... "Maybe THAT shoe will "An inside joke," grinned my hus Your strong influence was felt by your daughters in sharing your burdens with your family. reel to a fisherman. Shoes are the make the difference!” band. "Abebe Bikila won the 1960 their most formative years. Now sit back and watch their Write to Dr. Blaker in care of The Manchester Evening one vital piece of equipment and Right now there are seven pairs of Olympic Marthon in Rome. There wasn’t a moment lives unfold. Herald, P.O. Box 475, Radio City Station, New York, to spare. Fred, working in Our greatest canned since there’s no such thing as an all running shoes lined up on the floor of "So?” Give them the freedom to make true friends by N.Y. 10010. Volume of mail prohibits personal replies, but purpose running shoe, you have to his closet. From the way he’s been "He ran in his barefeet.” a warehouse, saw a fork reaching out yourself for friends among your peers. questions of general interest will be discussed in future own more than one pair. There are studying this new catalog I expect. lift backing toward a small Making new friends will be therapeutic for both you and columns. boy who had wandered into your daughters. the building. Fred leaped goons sale ever In case shyness is holding you back from making behind the yehicle and friends with other women, 1 am sending you a copy of my shoved the boy out of Shop our big color insert! 20 pages of specials! "Hotline on Shyness.’’ Others desiring a copy of this harm’s way. POfkFestival newsletter can send 50 cents plus a stamped, self- SALE TODAY THRU But Fred himself was Amiour Veri Best Pofk Loin 4 Stop 4 Shop "Big Eye" Pofk addressed envelope to me in care of The Manchester struck and injured by a Stop & Shop Cut Evening Herald, P.O. Box 475, Radio City Station, New SATURDAY, OCT. 7th rear wheel. In short order Assorted Green Giant York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ask for "Shyness.” K^^/pharmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED he put in a claim for workers’ compensation. Green Niblets 'h Center Cut BeeS Bottom NiMets Social Security I '/3 Rib End 2 FOR 1 PANTY HOSE SALE ___ '/a Loin End Beans Son«ieu Sirloin Cutlets Pork ‘ 1.79* 15V;0Z. V Q. My fath er is an my children, could they cans cans BUY ANY ONE PAIR OF Cl^S PANTY HOSE.... GET THE 2nd PAIR (of equal value) FREE Pork Ribs CourWyStyte ‘ 1.29* R o u n d ^ li^ exchange visitor and I un receive anything on my derstand that he needs a Social Security record? Center Cut Chops ‘ 1.59* GreeoGort Q i6oz54 Green Beans K4chen . _ Skced O cans I special permit to work. I Pork Loin Roast ‘ 1.39* A. They can get benefits Green Beans 4French Style 3 '^ “ 89 Cut Green Beans CVS CONTROL TOP am 17 and would like to on either your record or his CVS PANTY & HOSE ALL IN ONE Pork Loin Roast ‘ 1.29* assorted sizes & shades Cut Wax Beans take a summer job working if one of you starts f5T assorted sizes & shades Fresh Pork Spareribs ‘ 1.39* Roast in a local supermarket. _Stop&Shop Whole receiving monthly retire OS' 1 Sun Glory Will I need special permis ment or disability checks, PAIRS sion, too? 'K i m r - PAIRS Beef Rump Roast 1.69. or if you die while insured. FOR WBTH In a court hearing, Fre sh Podc Kernel A. Yes. The foreign stu © FOR Q. Can I receive my however, the company Sweet dent or exchange visitor’s ^ottom Rounid Steak 1.79. Social Security retirement MNTY&HOSE objected: spouse or children must D n CVS ^oidder 79 Com benefits and also get a full "Fred was hired to load ARM Picnic O W n Eye Rouncj Roast 1.89. Peas also have special permis CO***. ‘1_49* wife’s benefit on my CVS SHEER STRETCH ALL IN ONE packages, not to rescue Italian Sausage sion before they can work. husband’s record when he INVISIBLE REINFORCED TOE COMFORT CVS EXTRA WIOTH 1 6 o f ^ Q. I am re c e iv in g assorted sizes & shades f S ) children. Although what he Coloniai Cooked HamlSS‘ 1.29* cans or Cream Style retires next month? TOP , assorted shades E xt! Tnm S hv* Porton did was admirable, it was Del Monte supplemental security in sheeA-to- Sweet Peas Early Garden A. No. The am ount THE-WIUST KNEE HIGHS not part of his job.” Colonial Cooked H am l^‘1.29* Sauerkraut Stop 8 Shoo 5 C M 1 come payments even ExVa T nm R intp Porton payable is equal to the 'PAIRS BANTYHOSE Nonetheless, Fred won Sliced Carrots Stop & Shop Potatoes 5 S ‘1 PAIRS jfeei Round I t Wtwe • Steed or Whcie though I have only been in Breakfast Sausage ‘1.49* larger of the two benefits. Cour*vew2-2yib pKkage ^ the country less than a FOR FOR an award. The court said If the amount you receive saving a child in danger, on Smoked Pork Shoulder‘1.09* Stop & Shop [Hi-C or Welch’s year, living with my son on your own record is less C o io na l U k w i - ncn c water added and his daughter. I plan to company premises, than half of your husband’s ‘‘might reasonably be Smoked Pork Shoulder 89i visit my home in England amount, you may be able to StoD I Shop ■ Pk t k Nteet added Sficed Fruit for a short time. How will CVS SHEER-TO-THE-WAIST expected of him as an Smoked Pork Butt ‘1.59* Chuck Stewing Beef1.40»^A» diced beets receive a small benefit on CVS COMFORT TOP KNEE HIGHS BoTteteM Shoiidir M IV added this effect my SSI checks? assorted sizes & shades employee.” his record but only to bring one size fits all assorted shades A. Any visit outside of Courts generally uphold Short Ribs Beef Chuck IUSDA Choice 1.39. Beets Drinks the total amount up to the compensation to an the country for more than higher of the two tenefits. 1 6 0 ^ 1 PAIRS^ employee injured while self service deli Pick up USDA Choice 1.99. J t 30 days will cause the SSI PAIRS your favorite deli meats and save! Beef Round Cube Steak cans cans checks to stop. FOR rescuing someone on com Asstd. Flavors Dental Care FOR pany premises. And many Q. My monthly SSI check Stop & Shop Extra Mild Mixed Vegetables 3'S89' Potato Chips is my only source of in courts, citing Del Monte Spinach '"r" 39' Shasta Beverages c a come. 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POLLY’S roiNTERS in care of this newspaper. q ’S 0 •» • •£ « I p'I J FA(;K TWKMTV-EH;HT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4. 1978 P eck-G ow ^ ...... up. It yg ^ ^ MANCHESTERMANCHESTER EVENING EVENING HERALD. HERALD, Manchest Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 — I’AGE TWENTY-NINE Fort Now Restored I P**** JMCC Women’s Center Plans Worshops Oct. 21 CORK, Ireland (UPl) - The 300- Colleen Elizabeth Gow of Derby and R. Bruce Peck of COUPONS* By HF.RB ALEXANDER The Women’s Center of pus. Harrison, Student Center; year-old Charles Fort, which was lit Manchester were married Sept. 23 at St. Mary’s Church Manchester Community childbirth, Ms. Nancy Bur 3:30 p.m.: Wrap Up — tle more than a picturesque ruin on in Derby. One chore which, more Workshops will be as “Smokers Have Rights STAMPS* College will sponsor follows: 10 to 11 am.. ton, Student Center; Wine and Cheese, Women’s Ireland’s southern coast, has been The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. than any other, heralds the Too” — American Cancer “Women and Health’’ a Female Sexuality, Ms. Menopause, Student Center Center. restored and opened to the public, the Gow of Derby. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. advance of cold weather is Society, HFSM; Mastec Lounge; What Are Your GIMMICKS series of informal Susan Bond, Women’s Women should list their Irish Tourist Board reports. Raymond Peck of 48 Lodge Drive. the job of putting up storm tomy and Breast Cancer, Rights With Your Doctor?, workshops on Saturday, Center; Lesbian Health, first and second choices for A massive star-shaped structure The Rev. Richard Bollea of Derby officiated. windows. Though it may American Cancer Society, Ms. Billie Carlson, HFSM. Oct. 21. Ms. Judith Melo, Student each workshop and contact with outer defenses more than 40 feet GAMES head the list of things to do, Women’s Center. 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.: Diet The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Registration and coffee Center Lounge; and DES, the Women’s Center by high, the fort was built in 1677 by Sir switching from screens to Noon to 1:15 p.m.: and Nutrition, Ms. Jan white nyesta jersey and silk venise lace gown designed will be held from 9:30 to 10 American Cancer Society, Oct. 13. Workshops with in William Robinson on the site of a storms often is delayed as Brown bag lunch and dis Johnson, HFSM ; Massage with Queen Anne neckline, long Camelot sleeves. Empire [' miipnMfi a.m. in the Hotel and Food HFSM Dining Hall. sufficient enrollment will medieval castle. The parapets afford long as possible. cussion at Womens Techniques, Ms. Karen waist, and chapel train. Her long lace-edged mantilla was & U.S. GOVT. FOOD STAMPS Service Management 11 a.m. to noon; Methods be cancelled. a magnificient view of the harbor of caught to a Juliet cap and she carried a cascade bouquet Since it can be a big job, Center. Winter, Student Center; ACCEPTED NEW STORE HOURS of Birth Control and Abor- the resort and fishing center of Kin- of white roses, stephanotis, baby’s breath and leaves. Dining Hall in the Student 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.: Vaginal Infections and make sure that it is worth tion, Mrs. Barbara sale, where William Penn’s father Mrs. Janice Chaplik of Derby was her sister’s matron Center on the main cam Midwives, pregnancy and OPEN MON. THRU SAT. the effort. Be certain that V.D., Women’s Center. was once governor. of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Lisa Russo of Derby, 1 8 A .M . -1 0 P.M. your storm windows will the bride’s cousin; Miss Patrice Ferrara of Derby; Miss do the job for which they ALL STORES EXCEPT Holly Strumski of East Hartford; Miss Ann Merwin of WATERBURY MON.-SAT. 8 A M ■ 10 30 PM are intended. Wethersfield; and Miss Laura DeGennaro of Providence, CHICOPEE FALLS & SPENCER STREET At the same time you W ITH ALL R.I. Miss Sarah Peck and Miss Josette Peck, nieces of MON-FRIT AM.-MIDNIGHT will be prolonging the life SAT 7 A M .-10:30 P.M 9 COUPONS the bridegroom, were flower girls. of the storm sash. 950E xtra COLD BOND STAMPS BELOW Roger Peck of Manchester was his brother’s best man. ALL CONN.STORES CLOSED SUNDAYS Ushers were Richard Peck of Manchester and Robert Due to Conn Stale Laws PMNTTNS STORM NWMWST SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL I j UPER SAVINGS SPEOAL JT SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL ^ Peck of Old Saybrook brothers of the bridegroom; Scott J O’Dell of Williamstown, Mass.; and Raymond Sullivan WITH ONE FILLED w it h o n e f il l e d w it h ONE FILLED and Bruce Taggart, both of Manchester. SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET A reception was held at the Pinecrest Country Club in D0 y®**’ working on a booklet wifh MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE which HCFA, an arm of the Health, Education and Welfare and that’s what will happen in 1984 to another Roche services offered to individuals and groups. Queries are • Department, hopes to hold down dnig prices and so reduce product. Valium, the nation’s biggest selling drug with invited. We can’t reply to each letter but will answer as the soaring costs of medical treatment. million in sales last year. many as possible. Write to ‘"THE U.S. AND YOU,” care