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Sea Collision • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20$ Single Copy • 15(t Home Delivered Voi. xcvill. No. 276 — Mancheater, Conn., Thuriday, Auguat 2 ^ 1979 POINT JUDITH, R.I. (UPI) - I

A 300-foot barge carrying as much I as 5.2 million gallons of gasoline

collided in heavy fog early today with a 31-foot sailboat carrying four passengers about 3.5 miles | Closed-Door Talks

I off the coast of Rhode Island. The Coast Guard said the I

I sailboat was believed sunk and one passenger was missing. The barge was reported undamaged and proceeding to Boston under Set on Palestinians 1 t o w . UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - U.S. bassador Abdalla Yaccoub Bishara East special envoy Robert Strauss The Coast Guard mounted an said Wednesday, including if Ambassador Andrew Young, trying when asked whether he would accept I air and sea search for Bill Austin necessary “a veto.” of New 'York City, r ^ r te d to be | to avert an embarrassing American a postponement. “There will be a showdown with the Arab states over vote and a (U.S.) veto Friday.” “We don’t want to face that,” he the captain of the sailboat, named said on NBC’s "Today” show. "We I the Change. Palestinian rights, called a closed- Another Arab delegate said, “There will be no further delay.” want to encourage that it (the debate) The sailboat’s other three door session of the Security Council Arab delegates said if the resolu- be postponed.” I passengers were rescued by the prior to a scheduled debate of the tugboat, named the Exxon (3cean issue today. tion was killed in the Security Cktun- Young’s meeting with the PLO observer at the United Nations, State, that bad 'oeen pushing the Arab and Afro-Asian represen- cil they would call for an emergency ZehdiLabib Terzi, and what the I barge, the Exxon New York. tatives rebuffed American efforts to debate on the Palestinian rights issue in the U.N. General Assembly, where Israeli government believes to be a The survivors were identified postpone discussion of a controver- sial Arab-backed resolution reaffir- the U.S. has no veto power. re-evaluation by Aashington of U.S. I by the Coast Guard as Robert ■policy toward the Palestinian ques- Roesch and Guy Severing, both of ming Palestinian rights to “self- Ironically it is Young, who tion has caused strained relations Mattituck, N.Y., and Peter Hirch determination, national in- resigned over an unauthorized dl between Israel and the United States. I o f N e w Y o r k C i t y . dependence and sovereignty.” meeting he had with a PLO represen- tative during which he tried to obtain Israel said the phrasing of the The United States is committed to a postponment of the debate, who Arab-backed resolution amounted to Dollar Steady veto the resolution in its present granting statehood to the Arab form, which automatically prevents must cast the veto as permanent Palestinians that would present a LONDON (UPI) - The dollar I representative of the United States. its adoption. threat to the Jewish state and jeopar- I maintained its steady trend on the Young Wednesday proposed a And there was little doubt if Young dize the Egyptian-Israeli peace trea- European money markets today further postponement of the debate failed to obtain a postponement of the debate the U.S. veto would be ty- and gold held close to the record — already pushed back from July 30 But some Arabs said they believed overnight levels in a quieter | — to gain time for more negotiations, used to prevent adoption of the resolution. the resolution was not strong enough I bullion market. but it was rejected by Arab represen- and want the word /’statehood” for Gold was up 25 cents in Zurich I “We will take such action as we tatives. the Palestinians included. I to $310,375 but down 25 cents in "Impossible," said Kuwait’s Am- deem to be appropriate," Middle London at $309.50 - a record opening price for gold in both | I centers. Dining trading Wednesday gold Improved China Relations I soared to a record price of ^11.50 I

mld-moming but then receded |

I slightly. remains firm but a much

I quieter atmosphere was evident Goal of Mondale Mission

before the Bank Holiday weekend, ’The Army Corps of Engineers, the a dealer for Mocatta and WASHING’TON (U P I- Vice Presi- businessmen-are at a'disadvantage 1 Goldsmid said in London' bureau of Land Reclamation and the dent Walter Mondale’s mission to because the United States has The currency markets were ] Tennessee Valley Authority are Peking beginning Friday is an.effort provided none so far. I also quiet. barred from helping China by old to solve problems that are un- Tlie administration has concluded expectedly complicating develop- a trade agreement with China laws prohibiting paid work for an Early Primary "unfriendly country under inter- Possible Showdown ment of U.S. relations with the promising normal trading terms on national communism.” CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - People’s Republic of (^ina. the same basis as its other trading U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young, shown outside the U.S. partners, but the accord must be I Traditionally New Hampshire He also hopes to use the visit to Finally, the Chinese have passed Mission in New York City Wednesday, trying to avert an em- reviewed by (ingress, and the White I holds the first presidential make broad contacts with the new laws of their own allowing barrassing American showdown with the Arab states over House has delayed sending it to 1 primary in the United States, but Chinese leadership and make foreign countries to participate in if all goes according to plan, Puer- Palestinian rights, called a closed-door session of the Security progress on establishing an Capitol Hill because of the crush of joint development ventures. other congressional business. to Rico will hold the first Council prior to a scheduled debate of the issue today. (UPI American consulate in Canton. Mondale will seek clarifications of Since President Carter broke The Chinese have made Republican balloting, leaving photo) these laws, but the administration New Hampshire's status only for diplomatic ties with Taiwan and preliminary inquiries about ob- extended full recognition to the taining U.S. help in building must also decide how to provide in- its Democratic primary. vestment guarantees to U.S. com- People’s Republic of CJiina last hydroelectric, multipurpose dams. Puerto Rico has scheduled its | panies which would like to par- December. U.S.-C!hina relations have But here, too, unexpected problems GOP primary Feb. 17 and New Town Continues ticipate. Hampshire’s primary will be held progressed uneasily. cropped up. Feb. 26, But, because Puerto Rico Peking objected strongly to the is a commonwealth instead of a Taiwan Relations Act passed by state, the potential threat from Four-Day Week Congress, providing for a continuing I there apparently doesn’t bother military relationship with the | Nationalist Chinese government on Government Sets New Hampshire’s Republicans. Werbner said the town has saved By CHARLIE MAYNARD « "We don't really consider Puerto $70 in gasoline expenses during the Taiwan, but decided to look the other Herald Reporter Rico’s primary the first in the trial period and has noted some in- way instead of making an issue of it. United States,” said Republican MANCHES’TER - The administra- creases in productivity. Sewer But the United States, in the mean- Insulation Rules State Chairman Nancy Sununu | tion has extended its experimental Department crews did about 31 per- time, ran into unexpected problems UI I We d n e s d a y . four-day work week to (jet, 31 and cent more work cleaning sewer pipes trying to stimulate-economic WASHINGTON (UPI) - The “In the next few years millions of will make another evaluation on its than in the same period last year, he assistance of China. government ordered the home insula- consumers will spend billions of merits at that time. said. The Export-Import Bank, for Kidnappings tion industry today to tell consumers dollars on insulation,” the Federal Personnel Supervisor Stephen Werbner said he met with the union example, has an unsettled $26 million Trade Commission said in issuing the VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Short- Werbner said this morning that the president this morning to see if both claim against the People’s Republic exactly how much heat or cold protection they will be buying in order. '”rhese consumers need basic I ly after Pope John Paul II ad- administration and the 25 affected sides would agree to continue the for railroad cars bought by the products for which they will spend information so they can evaluate . dressed a general audience for workers agreed to the extension to experiment. One month was too short predecessor government and cap- billions of dollars in coming years. competing products before they I 20,000 people in St. Peter’s Square see bow the plan would fare during a time for an effective evaluation, he tured by the communists. Interest on Among other things, the new rules buy.” Wednesday, police announced “the longer, darker days” in the fall. the cars today amounts to another said. will enable buyers to compare the The FTC said the investigation that three kidnappings, bringing to 42 The town adopted the shortened ’The plan has gotten mixed reviews. $24 million. relative effectiveness of different prompted the rule showed in- the number of persons abducted work week Aug. 6 to conserve energy Werbner said. Some of the workers This claim must be settled before sulation’s price or thickness — in- types of insulation — loose fill vs. for ransom in Italy this year. ’Two and gasoline. The workers in two were "very pleased with the idea Ex-Im credits go to China. Other in- dicators on which consumers have teen-agers were seized off an divisions of the Water and Sewer while others strongly disliked the set- dustrialized countries have extended blanket type, for instance — since all products must be rated on the basis traditionally relied ^ “are not valid Island in one incident and a sister Department have been working four up. A second evaluation will be made $30 billion in credits to Peking for of the same test. yardsticks” for comparison. reported her brother’s kidnapping 10-hour days. Oct. 25, he said. purchases in the West, and American in another. ’The pontiff evidently decided it was time for him to take a stand in the country’s epidemic of ab- ductions, and before the an-'

nouncement of the latest three I kidnappings, said, “We are ail personally dismayed by this new episode of wickedness and violence that offends civilized life and makes it Insecure and dangerous,” in pleading for the life of a 13-year-old boy seized by iqasked bandits five days ago. "We are not speaking here of dis- asters or natural phenomena, but of a willful and premeditated in- tention to make people suffer for the inconsiderate and execrable lust for money.” Inside Today

I Business...... 16 Classified...... 16-18 I Comics...... 19 Editorial ...... 9 I Entertainment ...... 14 I Fam ily...... 8 [Gardening ...... 15 Family Affair at New Bridge [obituaries ...... 10 Early this morning Pagani parked his car [Peopletalk...... 2 The dedication and opening of the new Park drive over the new bridge went to Balilia Pagani. [ S p o r t s ...... 11-13 Town Engineer Walter Senkow,. left, was master strategically on the west side of the bridge for the Street bridge was a bit of a Senkow family affair [Television ...... W of ceremonies for the celebration. His family, first trip across. (Herald photo by Pinto) 1 W e a t h e r ...... 2 , this morning, but the privilege of being the first to i right, looked on and his son Dan cut the ribbon. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23, 1979- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO -EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23, 1979 Death Right Bill Plan To Add 180 Spaces MANCHESTER-There to have the work done by that, and the Economic The Weather Funds Need Predicted contractors already Development Commission will be 180 more spaces at aaop ! 79.77 Peopletalk Was for Doctors Burr Corners for com- working nearby at the will be asked to allow its muter bus passengers — at Buckland industrial Park. funds to be used to pay for HARTFORD (OPI) — A University of Connecticut least temporarity — if the Town directors will decide the work until the state professor says the “right-to-die” bill which failed to win Movie Connection For Fuel Bank Project state and town carry out Aug. 28 whether to agree to reimburses the town. approval in the 1979 Legislature would have done more their current plans. ■ for doctors than for their dying patients. this winter. fr0€Z6 The state hopes to Finally Pays Off By LANEY ZUBOFF Mikoleit said the Usk force had UConn Professor Stuart F. Spicker said Wednesday the Mikoleit told the Manchester prepare a gravel parking 84MBS9 PR I Herald Reporter Citizens for Social Responsibility found all but one oil dealer that will natural death bill, despite the good intent of its “Godfather" author Mario Puzo is at least $2 proponents, was “not in fact in the best interest of these lot at Tolland ’Turnpike and MANCHESTER — Joanne (MCSR) at its Wednesday night deliver less than 100 gallons of oil at Windsor Street to add to jrause million richer with the citiKhs and would, if enacted, serve more to protect Mikoleit, coordinator of the meeting that the MACC fuel bank had one time, and, she said, most want the 380 spaces FLORIST IfiREDMOUSES sale of film rights to his I, serviced about 38 families' for about cash on delivery. physicians” from malpractice suits. 62i HARTFORD ROAD latest novel, and he says Manchester Area Conference of The proposed lot, Churches’ (MACC) Fuel Bank, said $2,000 and the cost is expected to be “A family that earns $12,000 is not Spicker debated Rev. Edward Dobihal Jr. on the ques- it’s about time, however, will be in the DAILY SPECIAL 10«II •*•••, Wednesday that town government over $4,000 this year. going to be able to pay $1,000 for tion “Do we have the right to a natural death?” broad- Puzo, who also wrote cast On Connecticut Public Radio from the Old State path of the proposed \3 - may very well have to put money into Mikoleit said she’s already heat,” said Mikoleith. the screenplays for widening of Interstate 86 MHEDMIHIIIETS the fuel bank pot because it will cost received calls from residents Susan Vaughn, MCSR member, House. “Godfather," “God- ’The UConn professor said legislation allowing a proxy and new facilities will have, double, or $4,000, to service the same worried about freezing this winter. suggested that money could be saved to be provided when the father II," to make decisions for a mentally incompetent patient number of families as last year and She said that Maurice Pass, energy by consolidating meeting nights at road is widened. te * “Earthquake" and coordinator for the town, had come town hall and that the savings could acknowledged "at times we will be advocating acts of CASH A CASRV U^IWtATNtR WtOCAtT • “Superman," says in even more families are expected to State officials have need assistance this year, up with a figure of between $40,000 to be put into the fuel bank. assisted suicide.” asked the town to arrange For period ending 7 a m. EST 8/24/79, Thursday night New York he's sold $50,000 a year to operate the armory “The town is going to have to ex- He said this was because a decision to withhold or rights to “ Fools Die" to Mikoleit is a one of a 13-member i.« ' will find showers and or rain over portions of the Great task force studying heating costs for as a refuge for families this winter pend a iot of money to save money withdraw life-sustaining treatment would be made only Charles Lee's Pacific ■ 1 Lakes and the Ohio Tennessee valley, while mostly fair lower, middle class and poor “but it seems,” said Mikoleit, “there because those buildings are in bad ’’with the express consent of the patient and with the un- skies should dominate the remainder of the nation. Film Group for a Manchester residents. The task force has to be a national disaster to use shape,” said Mikoleit who said that ambiguous intent to end the life in question.” Secretary of the Army Clifford Alexander will present an Honorable guaranteed minimum of But Dobihal, clinical professor of pastoral care at Yale spearheaded by Diane Wicks, it.” town buildings are not sufficiently in- Discharge Certificate to Mrs. Estelle I. Pheeney today in Newport, >200 TRADE IN $2 million. Divinity School, said a right-to-die law was needed so a human services director, and Pass said Thursday “We’re sitting sulated. R.l. Mrs. Pheenes, 85, was a member of the Signal Corps Female Connecticut Forecast He calls the deal “one person’s rights were defined, legally assuring ”I will be Charles McCarthy, assistant town on a keg of dynamite but I think we MCSR Co-Chairman Robert Telephone Operators Unit in France in World War I. Mrs. Pheeney is 1978 MODEL CUEARANCE of the best ever made should squeak by this winter. It’s Faucher discussed the town bud^t able to die, as right now I think I would like to die. Increasing cloudiness this afternoon. Highest manager. shown in a 1918 photo. (UPI photo) Your oM color TV Is woHh up to *200 In Irodo toword o now CurOs temperature around 80, 27 C. Cloudy tonight with chance with a w rite r," and going to hit the moderate income surplus. “The town can come up with ‘"rhe right is not much the right to a natural death but adds, “Of course it's Wicks said the energy task force Mollios consolo during nor 1979 Model doormce Solo. of showers. Lows 60 to 65. Becoming partly sunny warm people harder than they’ve ever been money when it wants to. It put ^ r t of the right to natural life,” he said. typical of Hollywood that after making haif a billion has been meeting weekly and has and humid Friday with scattered showers and hit before," Pass said about the cost the surplus towards keeping the mill “My responsibility is to participate in decision-making dollars for them it was difficult to sell the film met twice with town employees, thunderstorms iikely. Highs in the middle 80s. Probabili- agents of the people and oil dealers. of fuel, but, he said “I don’t think rate low,” but, he said, there is still about my life as long as I am competent, and to have iCurtis Mathes rights on my own terms ... I have finally gotten the decided and assigned the responsibility to someone to . M d Do'n WoU Worth i« ty of precipitation 20 percent today, 50 percent tonight they’ll be any serious shortages.” an available surplus. Civilians Who Served Th« Most lipcntivo leverage I want. I'm very happy with the deal. " The third meeting with these and 60 percent Friday. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph groups is scheduled for next “ It may sound silly,” Mikoleit told Faucher said “If we can get 100 speak for me if I am incompetent,” he said. Dobihal said it was important to have legislation that today and tonight and southwest 15 to 20 mph Friday. Thursday when Wicks said they will members of the MCSR Wednesday, businesses to donate $100 each will permit people to state their wishes when competent. Hi Ho Silver! firm up plans for a winter shelter. “but because it could cost a lot more there’s $10,000. We could ask the To Get Army Benefits ”It should include an advocate of my choice, agreed on The location has not yet been decided to move people out of their homes, town to match our fund-raising ef- The Lone Ranger rides again — but not against neighbors may have to move in forts,” said Faucher who said 21 my next of kin, who will act on my behalf if I am in- NEWPORT (UPI) - In 1918, Estelle ‘"rhey weren’t in the trenches or anything Long Island Sound the black hats of on, she said. together.” Manchester churches could be competent,” he said. Pheeney put on a long skirt, high boots and like that but they were in the war zone, yesteryear. This time Also on next Thursday’s agenda Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, IM. and Mon- Mikoleit said that wav a family can another resource to tap for a $100 Spicker said the push for natural death legislation is "a armband emblazoned with the name of right behind the front lines.” the famed masked man will be a discussion of health and lauk Point, N.VHigh pressure over the area will move safety hazards for different heating turn its thermostat down low before donation. form of public outrage in reaction to an image of in- her Army unit, and went to France to help Mrs. Pheeney, then Estelle Caron, - played for 30 years on humane care created by the presence of complex life- pi beyond coastal waters today. Warm front through the methods which might be employed it leaves and the water pipes won’t the boys over there win World War I. arrived in France in March 1918. Her pay Carolinas will begin to move northward today and radio aud television by sustaining machinery.” Mrs. Pheeney workd as a civilian as a chief operator was $125 a month, then tonight. Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots during afternoon Clayton Moore - is gun- But the image is distorted and the technology of telephone operator just behind the front a respectable salary. Like most of the and evening hours and variable 5 to 10 knots at other ning for Lone Ranger modem medicine is not to blame, he said. lines, freeing men for combat duty. At the women who volunteered, she spoke Television Inc. times through tonight. Increasing cloudiness today with He said ’’death with dignity” did not mean death time, women could only enlist as nurses French. 0 9 M • Soanun Style. Oiw Color O S M • Cirly Am encin Slyl#, Mipl# The firm, which won a Reward Now Scholarship chance of showers late in the day and tonight. Visibility 3 without artificial devices, ’’but a dying th^t proceeds ac- and civilian employees could not receive When the war ended she went to Ger- court order forbidding to 5 miles in haze except 1 to 3 miles locally and below 1 than information supplied by any one stabbed, was found in Burlington cording to the will of the patient.” veterans benefits. many to serve with the army of occupa- Mod«l B ottaro ■ 100% oolid tUito chtsolt of total modular conatruction, S8T alectironlc Moore to wear his mask BURLINGTON (UPI) - State tuning. 25" diagonal color picture tube, twin speakers and a host of other most wanted features. mile in possible showers tonight and Friday. Average He said the phrase ’’right to die” was ’’senseless.” But attitudes have changed and the Pen- tion. police have advised town officials person. woods the next day. And. of course. It has the exclusive Curtis wave heights 1 to 3 feet afternoon and evening hours and in public or bill himself ”How can we have the right to what is inevitable After leaving the service in June 1919, reward money pledged for informa- Almost $17,000 pledged in reward tagon, at the urging of Ck>ngress, has Mathes Four-Year Limited Warranty. as the Lone Ranger, anyway?” he asked, ’"The preservation of the self- around 1 foot at other times through Friday. tion leading to the arrest of a suspect money can be contributed to the Ronald W. Neuhausser, 16, who agreed to consider some civilian employ- Mrs. Pheeney returned to her old job as a wants to make a Ranger determination of dying persons will not be achieved by in the Ebersold killing can be con- scholarship fund created for 12-year- lives with his parents about one-half ment as active service. telephone operator in Brockton, Mass. In movie, but says Moore, enacting living wills into law.” tributed to a scholarship fund in her old Katherine K. Ebersold of mile from where the body was found, In ceremonies at the Naval War College those days, telephone operators had to be at 64, is too old to play single, so she quit when she married. She Extended Outlook name. Burlington. was charged with murder Aug. 16. He today. Mrs. Pheeney. 85, was due to YEAR M YEAR M YEAR the part. now lives with relatives. State police spokesman Adam ’The girl disappeared July 27 while was being held on $100,000 bond at receive an honorable discharge from Extended outlook for New England Saturday through Fighting back, Moore Slaying Motive Unknown Her Army unit of telephone operators WARRANTY # 1 WARRANTY # 1 WARRANTY Berluti said Wednesday the arrest of riding her bicycle horqe from swim- Hartford Correctional Center pen- Army Secretary Clifford Alexander, Monday: showed up Tuesday at a once numbered three dozen, but the Army a 16-year-old suspect last week was ming lessons. Her body, which ding an Aug. 28 appearance in Hart- MIDDLEBURY (UPI) — Police say they have no which will make her eligible for benefits. 100% SHOP Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Mostly cloudy with chance of Los Angeles press con- could only locate 18. Many of them still 100% due to a “total investigation” rather authorities said had been repeatedly ford Superior Court. suspects or possible motive in the shotgun slaying of a In all, the Army will give discharge cer- showers Saturday and Sunday. Partly cloudy Monday. ference in white hat and mask - says “I believe in tificates to 18 women aged 80 to 91, all keep in touch by telephone and letter. PARTS LABOR High temperatures in the 70s except mid 70s to mid 80s on fighting for what is right — that is part of the Lone More than 700 people were inter- man found dead in a basement bedroom of his home. ’The body of Harry D-Urbano, 35, was discovered by his members of the Army Signal Corps When they learned the Army was Monday. Overnight lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Ranger creed.” He adds he still has a 34-inch viewed during the investigation, but wife, Betty Ann D’Urbano, 23, in the bedroom of their Female Telephone Operators Unit. looking into giving veterans benefits to 100% UL 100% U Vcrnioni: Chance of showers Saturday. Clearing Sun- waistline and jogs four miles a day - without there wasn't one person who the 4 Area Police Report Yale Avenue home early Wednesday, police said. Mrs. Pheeney, who lives in Jamestown, some civilian employees, they contacted a day then fair Monday. Afternoon highs in the mid 70s to state can single out as having infor- Silver. A spokesman for the state medical examiner’s office in R.I., is the only one of the group who will lawyer, who submitted documentation of PIX TUBE I PARTS I mid 80s. Overnight lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. about 155 pounds, police said. The in- mation which led to Neuhausser’s receive her certificate from Alexander, their service. 90 DAYS 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Maine; Chance of showers Saturday and Sunday. Bolton Farmington said D’Urbano’s death had been ruled a SAME AS CASH cident is under investigation by state arrest. offidaU said. ’The others will get their papers from A Pentagon spokesman said, however, MANCHESTER Ciearing Monday. Daytime highs in the lows 60s to low Critic’s Corner A lone male, wearing a ski mask, homicide. He died of shotgun wounds to the head and Airlines, United Airiines, Carol Chan- N.H., said Wednesday that Willard Massachusetts State Police 71 Portland Ore. pc 82 62 Dallas ps 98 ning, Leslie Uggams and Celeste Holm. He's even posed as an influential rich man arrested Willard at Logan Inter- c 77 53 Providence pc 79 62 Denver been asked to submit a new hat design for the Girl living in his area, and passed bad natioal Airport in Boston but he fled Des Moines pc 81 65 Richmond pc 81 68 Scouts - but it took British centerfold lovely Joanne checks totaling $1,000. when the District Attorney’s Office Detroit r 78 61 St. Louis pc 91 69 Latham to hand him the biggest single order of his 91 57 Snow said he was waiting for in Boston told his Hingham jailers, Duluth r 62 60 Salt Lake City c career. 95 73 Willard to return to New Hampshire, unable to provide transportation, it El Paso c 98 67 San Antonio pc She's the cover girl for the 10th anniversary cy 80 62 San Diego c 83 69 but then he received information would be okay if Willard drove to Hartford September issue of Penthouse magazine, and the your Honolulu c 89 75 San Francisco c 69 57 Willard was headed instead for court himself. Houston r 83 73 San Juan pc 89 77 bowler - or derby - is her trademark. She ordered Orlando, Fla., and was staying at a He then turned up in Lake George, Indianapolis r 82 69 Seattle pc 72 57 not one, but 24 different designs from Olive. Says motor lodge at Kennedy Airport. N.Y., where he left the Fort William LAST Jackson Miss r 87 68 Spokane pc 87 63 he, "That's one of my most unusual requests.” He notified New York authorities Henry Hotel owing $380. He is wanted Jacksonville pc 93 70 Tampa pc 90 76 there on grand larceny charges. 71 and detectives made the the arrest Kansas City c 68 65 Washington cy 83 Authorities in Worcester, Mass., Las Vegas c 100 68 Wichita c 96 62 Quote of the Day Tuesday. CHANCE Willard spent five weeks this have a warrant for his arrest in con- Little Rock pc 80 67 Springfield, Mass., Classical High School lunch summer in rural Putnam, Conn., nection with a transaction at a travel director Paul Rannenberg on the state of the near the Rhode Island border, posing agency. to get federally subsidized art of cafeteria dining: "It ‘Bud’ Willard The Almanac must be coincidence, but we seem to be getting an awful lot of government peanut commodities since By United Press International Jimmy Carter became president." Today is Thursday, Aug, 23, the 235th day of 1979 with 130 to follow. Glimpses PZC Eyes Liquor Again The moon is new. Mackenzie Phillips will play a rock star who the MANCHESTER - Members of the amendment is scheduled. revisions, the regulation would The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and become effective Oct. 1. Jupiter. "Incredible Hulk " rushes on stage to rescue Sept. Planning and Zoning Commission The amendment removes the 1,000- 21 on the CBS-TV show starring Bill Bixby and Lou will try again next month to pass an foot minimum distance for Specifically, the commission was The evening star is Saturn. concerned that the exception was for Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo Ferrigno ... amendment to its liquor zoning restaurant with liquor licenses. Any restaurants and that existing American Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, hero of Bataan regulations, a task which has other business selling alcoholic restaurants were not transformed in the Pacific Theater of World War 11, was born Aug. 23, pestered the commission since May, beverages must be at least 1,000 feet into non-conforming businesses. A 1883. This also is the date of birth of American PZC Chairman Alfred Sieffert said away from a similar establishment. paragraph was added to prevent such bandleader Bob Crosby (1913) and dancer-actor Gene Wednesday that lawyers have further ”^ e n it was orginally drafted, it Lottery Numbers a transformation at the issuance of Kelly (1912). revised an amendment to the regula- was confusing,” Sieffert said. Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in tion and will present the re-worded The first amendment was ap- each permit. On this day in history: New England: In 1924, Mrs. Miriam "Ma” Ferguson won the draft at the Sept. 10 meeting of the proved by a 3-2 vote last May. If the Connecticut: 402. OFF Democratic nomination for governor of Texas. In commission. A public hearing on the commission agrees with the Massachusetts: 4490. I \ I * ' November, she became the first woman to be eiected governor of a state. 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Earl Yost, 643-2711 should be made by u p ni Monday three months. $23.40 for six months, and $46.80 for one year Mail rales are Office hours are 8:30 a m. lo 5 p.m. through Friday and by 7 30 a m Satur- Monday through Friday. day available on request. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Thurs,. August 23. 1979 on Fuel New Grand Jury Sought in Purolator Slaying Case i and requested a hearing on a request for Pickett to lift his destroy their marriage,” Williams said. m WATERBURY (UPI) — The attorney for one of two Asked if he believed Pickett would call a new grand order, granted at the prosecution’s request, which bars ."What has been done to Mr. Couture is a horrible thing. men facing the death penalty in the April armea robbery jury, Williams said “I believe when the judge has the Pledged Soon .Couture from seeing or speaking with his wife. There’s no doubt in my mind that ordering his wife not to slayings of three Fhirolator Security Inc. guards has truth brought to his attention, he’ll do the right thing.” "The mere fact that someone is accused of a crime see him and not to talk to him was designed to break him HARTFORD (UPI) — The home heating season will requested a new grand jury to consider the indictments. Williams also filed motions for a bond reaction for doesn’t give the state the right to come in and try to as a human being.” start before Connecticut figures out how to make up an $8 John R. Williams, representing one of four persons Couture and a change of venue for the court proceedings. million shortfall to help the needy buy fuel this winter, charged with the bloody pre-dawn raid at the firm’s says the state’s energy chief. Waterbury garage, also filed motions Wednesday Rut Thomas Fitzpatrick told the Legislature’s Energy challenging the state’s request for the deaUi penalty. and Public Utilities Committee Wednesday the state Williams, representing Donald Couture, charged would make sure fuel assistance would be avaialable "substantial misconduct” occured'during grand jury when temperatures begin to drop. 12 proceedings which led to his client’s indictment' on a fef-'-v Deli Department Specials m Fitzpatrick said the state was “likely” to come up with charge of capital murder for slaying an off-duty police of- $12.5 million, but the estimated cost for fuel assistance ficer. CHOICEST MEATS K M K U 8 IMPORTED was “roughly $21 million.” "As a lawyer I'm shocked by some of the things that NLISHHAM He said it was uncertain whether Congress will provide went on in there,” Williams said of the grand jury. IIS TO W N MUCKE'S more funds, and he will not know where the shortfall One of the three slain guards was a Hartford police of- BOLOGNA .lb. *1.69 might be made up from untii late October. ’Then the COLORS •■i-t'.tewi ficer working on an authorized part-time job. Under MPIdER GOOSE state’s first-quarter revenues wili be known “and (state) Connecticut's death penalty statute, the murder of a law lb. *1.69 union contracts are settled. LIVERWURST Comfy cotton turtle enforcement officer can mean death in the electric chair. USDA CHOICE BONELESS A WEIGEL N.C. “But we will do what we have to do” to insure that all Several of the 33 motions Williams filed in Waterbury m b s s ' *2.19 residents receive home heating fuei this winter, he said. in camel, jade, Superior Court dealt with his request for Judge Walter M. “I’m a bit disappointed,” said committee co-chairman Pickett Jr. to dismiss the indictment and convene a new SIRLOIN Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham. “We asked you two .....*2-6? jockey red, navy, grand jury. STEM . lb. weeks ago for specific figures. We should know ap- The New Haven lawyer questioned whether Couture MUCKrSICKrS #ASSORTED 1.69 proximately where we’re going.” could be charged with capital murder since he didn’t LOAVES .lb. * shrimp, cream, SWIFTS Lavine said the committee might try to come up with know the man was a police officer. He questioned the IMPORTED FRENCH _ its own figures to present to legislative' leaders. 3.49 white, rhubarb, brown, statute’s value as a deterrent, if a person didn’t know he DOUXDEMONTAGNE .lb. * Delayed by Storm “Our purpose for getting the figures was to determine could face death because he didn't know he was killing a BROWN & SERVE CREAMY FRESH whether a special session of the Legislature should be black, steel blue, law enforcement officer. POTATO SALAD . l b. After weathering a severe storm Wednesday, the riverboat Delta called to deal with this problem before winter is here,” Williams said he read transcripts of the proceedings SMISAGE .6 oz. pkg. Queen with President Carter and family aboard arrived at Nauvoo, Lavine said. and learned that attorneys for Couture's two female co- The energy chief did say fuel stocks In Connecticut burgundy. Easy defendants were allowed in the jury room, something he 111., under still-threatening skies. The big boat took refuge in a small WEAVER DUTCH FRYE were at 74 percent of last year's level. About 40,000 claimed has never been done before in Connecticut. cove along the Mississippi, then was under way when the storm households ^ double last year’s total — are expected to wash and Couture, 26, and Lawrence J. "Buddy” Pelletier Jr., 36, HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS abated. Furniture aboard was scattered about the decks but there was be in need of fuel assistance this winter. They would be face capital murder charges stemming from the $1.9 CHKNEN eligible for fuel aid grants up to $250, not counting regular ,wear. no serious damage. Carter spoke to spectators at Nauvoo from million robbery. Couture’s wife Donna, 23, and the BREMTS . 22 oz. pkg. offhsore, then continued his cruise, the the next stop to be Hanibal, state assistance programs. woman Pelletier lived with, Evelyn Vega, 26, face Rep. Philip Robertson, R-Cheshire, told Fitzpatrick: S,M,L. Mo., today. (UPI photo) robbery and felony murder charges. “You mean you’re still going to wait? You’re still $8 Williams said "the grand jury let them (the women's HEAD CUT Head & Shoulders < H million off. You should be making plans right now to 6.99 lawyers) take over for an extended period of time. |9 9 Bus Route Talk Resumes come up with that money.” “They asked hundreds of leading questions of the SHAMPOO 1 Fitzpatrick said the state was “dealing with a witnesses, all designed to try to persuade the grand jury projected level of need that never has been felt before. sportswear^ MANCHESTER - Discussion of the routes where students may be forced to to indict Mr. Couture and Mr. Pelletier.” he said. We must determine where the funds will come from as proposed changes in school bus routes will walk. well as the need,” he said. be continued tonight at 7 at a meeting of The routes, which were inspected downtown FLAT CUT “We have to deal with this in the total context of state the Board of Education's transportation Tuesday by Lannan and Assistant School needs and not just this specific problem,” he added. committee. Superintendent Wilson Deakin Jr., are in Manchester Sen. John Prete, D-Woodbridge, told Fitzpatrick, “I’m (Manchester Public Recordsjl SCOPE $ 1|8 9 Parents and school officials will pick up the area of St. James and Oak streets; inclined to agree with you” on the necessity of waiting where they left off Monday night (or early Garth and Ferguson roads; Cushman and .lb. until October. “There’s time, but little time.” MOUTHWASH 1 Tuesday morning if you go by the clock). Tracy drives and West Middle Turnpike, Warranty deeds 1 Prete said it appeared costs for heating fuel will be \ The administration has proposed the near Deepwood and Crestwood drives. Thomas J. Oppelt Jr. and Bernice T. Oppelt to Loren C. higher than the 85 cents per gallon figure projected by the elimination of seven bus routes, which it Lannan is withholding any public com- Lonezewski and Gail D. Lonezewski, property at 3844- state energy agency. estim ated will save $14,000 in fuel ments on the routes until tonight’s 4044 Summer St., $63,000. Fitzpatrick told Prete the agency had to rely on figures expenses. meeting, which will again be held in the Margaret G. Sumner to Robert L. Fiske and Eleanor C. provided by the oil industry to try and determine oil Police Chief Robert Lannan is expected Robertson School. A GEM Fiske. property at 73 Princeton St.. $85,000. to give his opinion on the safety of four bus supplies and costs. Building permits Robert Jarvis for Howard M. Holmes, addition at 57 Give us just 15.99 and slide Phelps Road, $11,000. Timothy J. Connelly for Albert Stevenson, alterations USDA CH O ICE B O NELESS Insurer into this sexy, at 31 Strant St., $1,700. Suggests • lb. warm, rich and pampered SIRLOIN STEAK ' i Changes I N O R T H E A S T A l l b l t cotton/poly velour... Contract Talks Open I T E C H S T E K E O HEAD CUT VERNON - John A. luxurious comfort VERNON — The first of many planned teacher con- Roberts, technical tract negotiation meetings was held this week between representative for The at this tiny price. the Vernon Eklucation Association and the Board of CORN BEEF .lb. Hartford Insurance Co., Education. after conducting a physical Cream, russet, The existing contract for the professional staff will run survey in the town, has out next June. This week’s session set ground rules for made some recommen- BACK-TIKSCHOOl primrose, the meetings. One of the rules is that no information con- dations to Mayor Frank cerning the Ulks will be released to the press unless both We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family McCoy. groups agree. Two of the recommen- Jeal, taupe, As approved last month by the Board of Education, the Butcher Service... dations concern the new STEREO COMBINATION board is represented in the talks by the Hartford law firm Serve Your Family! police station. Permanent . berry, of Seigel, O'Connor and Kainen. As yet the teacher’s Municipal Building Com- group hasn't hired a professional negotiator. The associa- STORE HOURS: mittee members were told BIT in OFTBE FOUBWMt Pill OF SPEMEIS green. tion is headed by Peter Klein. Harold Cummings Wednesday night by Chair- represents the Board of Education at the meetings. 317 Highland St. man John Fiske. S,M,L. Mon. & Tues. 'tH 6:00 Roberts said that con- sideration should be given, sportswear, Wed.. Thun., & Fri. til 9:00 MAHCHESTER to installing a second •Clarke Prelude •Pro 180 IF YOUR LAWN means of egress from th e' downtown •Technics SBP1000 •Martin 308 NEEDS HELP ... 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'til 9 Wednesday, 8:14 a m. —Smoke detector went off Bwet m i oiiKmca't lanhESt puu mocesa »ut om*th) lawn tawict on Pascal L,ane. (Town' Inunniinm iiuiuniii EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN

PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23. 197^ Suit Worries Questions Yet Unresolved New Director Learning Job, Despite Obstacles groups to get a feel for the communi- struct new offices in the Board of bury, but won’t be moving in until schools, she said she really was not more money don’t always make good By DAM : LAVALLEK schools. Good people and sound direc- ty. I believe my initial goal will be llcriilil ltf|iorlfr Education Building for new positions October. She has been commuting sure. just to get to know people. I think Concerning Egress Road that have been created by from Yardley, Pa. every weekend to “I wasn’t here when guidance was tion make good schools,” she Building Panel people will see that I like to laugh GLASTONBURY - Her office isn’t Superintendent Larry Ashley’s her job. used in the system. ’The only thing emphasized. ... • ment and a small Koll ballfl field. “I will be meeting with parents’ and that I have no trouble laughing at VERNON — The area of sure what it will do as it even finished yet. Buckets of paint reorganization, Mrs. Jurrius has Mrs. Jurrius was formerly a public that I can say is that more people and VERNON — Although a suit against the town and about two years ago. Tom Present committee myself,” she said. promises made, or noU Freethy, a member of the doesn’t have any money block the entrance to her office door been preparing for her new position. school elementary principal at Great members of the Permanent Municipal Building Com- chairman, John Fiske, made, in the past, has to be building committee, said left in its budget to buy ad- and she does not have a telephone. She began work a week ago after Valley School in Pennsylvania. While mittee has been dismissed by the court, but will probably wants the area of these clear^ up before the Per- he has talked with Hine and ditional fencing. She had three .when she first reported at Great Valley, she was a member be appealed, members of the committee want to know promises cleared up before to work, but now they are gone. She being hired by the board on July 24. manent Municipal Building was told by him that he Committee members of an administrative team that where they stand as far as being sued is concerned. proceeding with finishing Mrs. Jurrius will be responsible for Committee goes ahead thought the fence wasn’t said the original plans has had to cope with the sounds of evaluated 35 staff members and 400 The committee, at its meeting Wednesday night, voted up the project. Some the coordination of elementary with work around the yard wanted and so he installed called for the easement banging and construction of other of- students between grades four to send a letter to Mayor Frank McCoy to ask him to have form er com m ittee curriculum and will provide of the Center Road School. it around the Vernon (for the emergency road) fices. through'six. She worked with budget the town attorney give an opinion as to the rnalpractice chairmen and members leadership for the elementary prin- Police Chief Herman Elementary School proper- and installation of a 12-foot However, all of this excitement has planning committees and community insurance coverage the town has. They said this would be will be contacted before cipals. Along with these duties, Mrs. Fritz had asked to have an ty which is adjacent to the fence. Novak said it was not stopped Jacqueline V. Jurrius, relations. for the benefit of protecting members of any town boards the Sept. 12 meeting of the Jurrius will be involved with emergency egress road in- town garage property. also agreed to move some the new director of Elementary She said her new position in the committee. developing new programs for special and commissions. stalled to service the new Now the committee isn’t of the playground equip- Education and Special Services, school district will be one which will The suit was filed by Multi-Service Contractors Inc. of education students. police station at the corner from getting to know the school try to provide continuity in the New London in connection with tfie buiiding of the new Mrs. Jurrius and her family have of West Street and Route system and its personel. schools, police station. The firm claims that the town still owes it Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thu. & FrI. NItes 'til 9 already bought a house in Glaston- 30. The proposed road While workmen hurriedly con- “1 will be looking for uniformity in $14,700 in construction fees of the total $59,000 contract would go along the school our programs at the elementary and $145,000 in damages in connection with the town’s Youth C entres O p ^ Sunday Noon *til_5 property and come out on level. I will be working with all of the $1.12 million federally funded program for the police sta- Center Road. directors in reading, language arts However, there has been and mathematics," she said” The New London firm was hired to do the initial site a lot of opposition from the “I see myself as the person who work for the station and the foundation. The work wasn't principal of the school, tries to get the team to play going on schedule and the town talked of suing Multi- Joseph Novak, the PTO, together, ” she added. Service last year but then derided to extend the contract. the Planning Commission Mrs. Jurrius said she left Great Town officials said Multi-Services had agreed to wait and now the Board of Valley because her new position for its final payment until the entire project was com- Mini-Strike Education. represents a step up in education. pleted and contended that the suit should have been United Auto Workers Union President brought to the American Arbitration Association before The school board had "At my old old position I was doing Douglas A. Fraser said Wednesday union originally given its permis- being brought to the courts. Superior Court Judge Joseph a lot of the things that 1 am going to members across the country stopped working sion for the road but now do here. But now 1 am given the H Goldberg agreed and dismissed the suit. 2 Some building committee members said last night that Tuesday to campaign for a solution to energy has agreed to recind its authority to coordinate growth," she vote and to reconsider the they want the status of individual committee members, problems, which the UAW blames for recent said. "I think my diversified background in such cases, cleared. And some indicated they would matter at its Sept. 10 layoffs. The “write in campaign” includes is almost a blue-print for the job," resign from the committee if they find out they are not meeting. post cards addressed to President Carter and Chief Fritz and building she added. fully covered by the town in such matters. members of the House and Senate. Here The committee, as it wraps up the loose ends of the committee members have Mrs. Jurrius and her husband emphasized that the road police station project, is now embarking on a new Fraser holds one of the 6 million that are Robert have a 19-year-old son, project, that of building a firehouse south of Interstate 86. being distributed. (UPI photo) will be used strictly as an Douglas, who is attending Lehigh emergency exit. Right now University. 3 police have to exit from the She said she is very impressed with rear of the station onto the knowledge and hard work of the 2497 Firehouse Estimate Low busy Route 30 where there school officials in Glastonbury. is no traffic light. There is genuine concern to Novak has asked the expressed interest in making presen- The Fire Study Committee has provide top-quality education in By BARBAKA R IC IIM O M ) recommended that the station, which board to reconsider its vote Glastonbury. I got a very good im- ANY-SEASON tations to the committee. until he gathers more Hcrulil R e porter The town hasn’t appropriated any will be built on Birch Road, south of pression of the school district when I statistics on school enroll- VERNON — Although Leonard Interstate 86, be two bays, house four was interviewed by a team. These money yet for station construction ment and the number of MISSES Szczesny, the town engineer, has told pieces of equipment and have people were very open with me and but did appropriate $40,000 to buy the students walking. the Permanent Municipal Building land for the station. Meanwhile, the restroom facilities and storage areas they did not sound like they had all DRESSES IN There is also a problem Mrs. Jacqueline V. Jurrius, director of elementary education Committee it should work with a Town Council has decided to build it and that one of the bays have drive- the answers. ” she said. as to putting up fencing figure of about $140,000 for construc- on land the town already owns but the through capability. and special services for the Glastonbuiy School system, is When asked if she thought the around the school yard. LINEN-LOOK tion of a new fire station, committee council hasn’t determined if the $40,- Szczesny figures the actual cost of familiarizing herself with her new position before the school elimination of the elementary construction will be about $123,000 When the project first members said Wednesday night that 000 can now be used toward the guidance program would hurt the started some fencing was year begins next month. (Herald photo be Lavallee) WEAVES they think this figure is low. plus $6,000 for site work but figured building costs. removed. The present The committee hasn't officially Some Town Council members have in the additional money for the building comm ittee Reg. $32. Shown here. Just one of advertised for architects for the also agreed that they feel that the parking lot. members said they un- three styles In our easy-care linen alub- project but gave chairman John engineer’s estimate is low. The Building committee members said derstood that Ronald Hine, Fiske the authority to do so during proposed building is to be 3,500 if the figures for a regular station woven polyester. Choose rich new director of public works last night's meeting. square feet and therefore Szczesny’s come in too high they might consider shades that are perfect all year long, putting up a Butler (pre-fab) was asked to store the fen- HOW TO SOUEEZE MORE Fiske said he has already heard figure would amount to a cost of In sizes 8 to 18. 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August 23, 1979 Utaurhrstrr EuTuiuiL Squiers-Pelletier Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Questions Raised on New Courses Nancy Linda Marie Pelietier and Gary Thomas IP. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Squiers, both of Manchester, were married July 28 at St. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. and a deeper examination is in order. cluding alienating children from you kill your parents in a crowded Bartholomew's Church in Manchester. To the editor: As an observer and active partici- If value classification is'not man- their parents. To ask children to es- world,” are being debated in the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pelletier Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. Umied PrubS tMiemdliuitai pant of government, I have been dated by the state, as Dr. Kennedy tablish their own set of values in a classroom? of 2 Lockwood St., Manchester. The bridegroom is the controlled environment, such as a Are these secular humanists from son of Mrs. Eleanor Koch of 38 Linnmore Drive, "'C ustom er Service — 647-0946 Harold E. Turkington. Enecutlve Editor watching the encroachment of values says it is not, why is the course being classroom, without any absolutes as Harvard going to destroy another Manchester. IHymond F. Roblnion, Edllor-PgblUher Frank A. Burbank. Managlnj EUllor clarification courses in our schools introduced uniformly across the The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky of Manchester performed with great concern. state? to right or wrong is just as dangerous generation like Dr. Spock did the the double-ring ceremony. After learning we have such Why is the course required and not as Nazism. last? The bride was given in marriage by her father. Angle & Walters courses in our schools by reading an elective? Why was there no public I believe the state regulates every If the board of education has Missy Comeau of Manchester was maid of honor. article in a Hart/ord newspaper, I hearing? facet of our lives ekeept our minds, nothing to hide, let’s have a public James Darby Jr. of Rockville served as best man. decided to ask questions from our Only the members of the school es- and it would seem that that is next. hearing. Ushers were Gaston Pelletier, Luc Pelletier and Michael Worth Investigating local course curriculum ad- tablishment were invited when The courses are an attempt by the Let the citizens of Manchester see Pelletier, all brothers of the bride. ministrator, Mr. Fitzgibbons. courses were introduced. How come state to create a homogenious, A reception was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall the course curriculum, Give us some school boards have no trouble fun- docile, classless society. in Manchester, after which the couple left for New I wanted to know who developed more information as to who these WASHINGTON (NEA) - sponsored by the federal and state the course and how it got into ding such courses when the three R’s Educators like to use the phrase in- professors are from Harvard. Let’s Jersey. They are residing in Rockville. governments throughout the country tellecutural freedom when high Debutantes Meet at Bal Menuet Tea Mrs. Squiers is employed at Ev Murphy’s Italian Members of Congress investigating Manchester. are lacking and the school board is examine their political and religious two of this year’s most serious and have long been criticized as wasteful education gets grants from General mother, Mrs. Matthew Bronisz of Spaghetti House in Manchester. Mr. Squiers is employed always complaining of shortage of views. Getting acquainted at the Bal Menuet highly publicized accidents also must spenders of public funds and He told me that it was developed funds? Lastly, if the courses are so Motors or United Technologies. Manchester. The 26th annual Bal Menuet will by the Rockville Reminder, Inc. (Candid by Carol photo) In conclusion the new school term Mother and Daughter Tea held recently in confront the problems created by patronage havens for unemployed by two Harvard professors, Sidney mild in nature, why were they I cannot understand why there are will start in a few weeks. As parents Wethersfield, are, from left, Mrs. Salvatore be Nov. 23 at the Hartford Hilton Hotel. Area allowing special Interest groups to politicians. Simmon and Howard Kirschenbaum, amalgamated into history and no voices of protest from the take a few moments and find out Bilodeau and daughter, Linda, of East Hart- people serving on committees are William finance political campaigns. The commerce Department and I asked of Mr. Fitzgibbons why do English as if to hide something? educational establishment regarding what the board of education is ford; Mrs. Joseph Guerard of Bloomfield, Wisinski of Bolton, escort presentation chair- Weddings The House and Senate probes are the General Accounting Office have these professors have more input Public education divorced itself of these insidious courses. teaching your children. into the school system than the com- presentation committee member; and Miss man; and Ms. Helen Chaikowski of East focusing on the central Pennsylvania produced dozens of audits and the Judeo-Christian ethic many years Are educators of today afraid of The ultimate responsibility for bined protest of the tax-paying mid- losing their pensions and do not want Marie R. Donofrio and her mother, Mrs. Hartford, publicity chairwoman. For reser- Sandals-Field nuclear reactor reports alleging that millions of ago. Are our children being in- your children’s moral upbringing vation- information, call Barbara Gancarz at that went out of dollars in commission funds either dle class. culcated by a new deism? to rock the boat? rests with you and your church or Angelo Donofrio, also of East Hartford. Not bridesmaids. Joanna - Alisa Field and Alan M. control in March cannot be accounted for or were He assured me the courses were 1 say yes. I do not understand why the clergy synagogue. pictured are Miss Bettina W. Bronisz and her 688-6012. Zahler of New Haven was S a n d a ls, both of and the DC-10 air- frittered away on senseless projects. mild in nature and he had the best in- This new deism is secular and the parents of the children of Don’t abrogate your respon- flower girl. Philadelphia, were liner that crashed But now a far more serious charge humanism. The proponents of this Manchester are so acquiesent and sibilities in this regard to the state. married August 12 at Tem- Best man was Barry San- terests of the students at heart. I for outside Chicago’s has surfaced: For the first time since one am not satisified with the chat I new diesm do not believe in religion timid. ple Beth Sholom, dals of Washington D C. the economic-development com- Don’t you want to know what your John A. Tucci, and ushers were Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Squiers O’Hare Airport in had with Mr. Fitzgibbons or the and are downright anti-religious. One Manchester. Rabbi Dr. missions were created by a pair of children are learning in schools, es- 30 Castle Road, Leon Wind and Cantor H arold S an d als of May. board of education. There are some of their main themes is to release federal laws 15 years ago, an official pecially when questions like, “Should Manchester. Israel Tabatsky officiated. Bridegport and Stephen Both the serious questions left unanswered people from all sorts of authority in- The bride is the daughter Field of Fresno. *=” THUB8. f Rl.. SAT.. SUN. manufacturer of the plane, of one of the agencies has been in- of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Field The couple left for Maine McDonnell Douglas, and the designer dicted on criminal charges. of Fresno, California. The and Nova Scotia after a of the reactor, Babcock Si Wilcox, Trial is scheduled to begin next Jack Anderson bridegroom is the son of reception at the temple. maintain political action conunittees month in the U.S. District Court in Mr. and Mrs. George San- They will live in that last year donated thousands of St. Paul, Minn., for Michael Pintar dals of Manchester. Philadelphia. dollars to the legislators’ campaign and his wife, Barbara, both former Both the bride and Weapons Left in Vietnam Turning Up Roslyn Metchis of Berke- committees. employees of the Upper Great Lakes bridegroom attend the ly. Cal. was matron of An analysis of the public financial Regional Commission. honor and Miriam Field of University of Pennsylvania generals decided to hang onto the to repair the captured American air- ly Laos, where administrative con- reports of those PACs conducted by Pintar was in charge of the WASHINGTON - 'Years after the Scottsdale. Ariz. was School of Law. great bulk of the windfall arsenal; craft, one intelligence report noted. trols were loose. Edward Roeder, a Washington-based Minnesota office of the commission, United States pulled out of Vietnam, But not all of the lethal legacy we From there, the arms traffic took American weapons abandoned there they have since turned the arms X Pentz-Kelley freelance writer who specializes in which is supposed to confine its ac- left behind in Vietnam stayed there. on the gugger-mugger aspects of a tivities to promoting economic are still killing people in various against the Cambodians and Chinese. invesUgations of campaign-finacing U.S. intelligence agencies have spy novel. Black marketeers con- Kathleen M. Kelly, parts of the world. The $5 billion "The Vietnamese can utilize all the SiiziiniH' Gleiiney Viejo, Calif., was his practices, shows this disturbing assistance to that state, Wisconsin received reports of weapons turning tacted Libyans, Palestinians, South formerly of Manchester, b ro th e r’s b est man. and Michigan,. His wife was a com- worth of arms and ammunition cap- weapons they have,” a Defense Kalhv S. Sired .Marlene M. E rk e rl William (Jiapman and Douglas W. Pentz of pattern: up in Africa and the Middle East, Africans or anyone else who might Douglas Kelly of Denver, At least five of the seven members mission secretary. tured by the North Vietnamese in the Department official told us. “ft’s Boston, Mass., were the bride’s brother, served doubtful they’re in any mood to sell with serial numbers traceable to the have been interested in the deadly of the Senate aviation subcommittee A federal grand jury earlier this spring of 1975 are a valuable com- married Aug. 11 in the gar- as usher. now.” arsenal we lost in Vietnam. merchandise. Secret maps cir- looking into the plane crash received year returned an indictment modity in this violent world. Engagements den of the home of the A r e c e p t i o n f o r 100 Intelligence agencies estimate that How the weapons got out of In- culated, showing the arms caches bride's grandparents, Mr. contributions from the McDonnell charging that the Duluth, Minn., cou- At first, U.S. of- guests was held at about $3 billion worth of the U.S. dochina - and how many there were marked in red. Arms merchants say and Mrs. Harold Bedell of Douglas PAC totaling more than $14,- ple illegally diverted the com- ficials were con- Eckerl-Stone Glenney-Chapinan Fredericks on Lake Placid. arms in Vietnamese hands is still - will never be known with any cer- that at least six persons engaged in .Slred-H ockln Lake Placid, N.'Y. Among the Manchester 000 in recent campaigns. mission’s federally funded personnel cerned that Hanoi tainty. But U.S. intelligence reports the back-alley trade wound up The engagement of Miss Marlane usaole* Obviously some of it has The engagement of Miss Kalhy .Sue The engagement of Miss Suzanne The bride is the daughter area guests attending were Two subcommittees of the House and supplies to aid at least four would use the and interviews with international murdered. Marie Eckert of East Hartford to G. Glenney of East Hartford to of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E, American A deteriorated from the years of Sired of Manchester to David Jo.^cph Mr. and Mrs. Anton Public Works and Transportation political campaigns. arms merchants have given us a One secret FBI report tells of “a Hockla of Mansfield Center has been Gary Alan Stone of Manchester has William W. Chapman II of Kelly of Denver, Colo., munitions to sup- storage - as indicated by an angry Latawic, Mr. and Mrs. Committee also are probing the acci- general picture of what happened. ring of unscrupulous arms dealers announced by her mother, Ruby- been announced by her mother, Manchester has been announced by formerly of Manchester. Robert Geagan and family, port communist editorial in the Hanoi press denoun- Audrey Eckert of 64-0 Spencer St., dent. Of the 36 members of those sub It’s Really Not So Bad In the confusion of the war’s end, who have access to a large quantity Sired of 85 Brookfield St., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. The bridegroom is the son Mr. and Mrs. Emo insurgents cing workers who let unattended Manchester. Glenney of Forest Street, East Hart- committees. 25 received campaign In the midst of all the gloom-and both North and South Vietnamese of- of U.S. arms smuggled from Viet- Manchester. She is also the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanchini and Ms. Paula throughout _____ equipment rust. Mr. Stone is the son of Mr. and ford. Pentz of Chelmsford, contributions from PACs or in- doom predictions about inflation, ficials - and some Americans — nam.” The report says this ring has of the late Elmer Stred, Sanchini, Ms. Susanne Southeast Asia, either directly or Lack of spare parts is another Mrs. Dwight Stone of 59 Santina IV13SS dividuals associated with either the recession and other economic woes, smuggled quantities of arms to other weapons for sale involving "a quanti- Mr. Hockla is the son of Mr. and Belluardo. Mr. Craig with the proceeds from selling the problem. Hanoi has even approached Drive, Manchester. Mr. Chapman is the son of Mr. and The Rev. William D. Chessari, and Mr. and Mrs. plane’s manufacturer or the airlines one expert is promoting a set of locations in Southeast Asia, primari- ty of 250,000 M-16 rifles," with a Mrs. Joseph Hockla of Mansfield Mrs. William W. Chapman of Hills arms But the Vietnamese the Japanese seeking private firms Miss Eckert graduated from Hayes of St, Eustace Arnold Ray, formerly of that fly the jet. sUtistics that suggest the American value of at least $23 million. Center. Street, Manchester. Manchester High School in 1977 and Church in Lake Placid con- A dozen senators, including ail FTi-O RTto" WOKTO STFR-1El.66KA7rx Miss Stred graduated from Vernon. economy isn’t in such bad shape after U.S. officials caution against attended the University of Connec- ducted the double-ring The couple traveled to three Republicans on the subcom- accepting all the tales of blood-and- Manchester High School in 1976 and ticut. She will graduate from the A. I. Miss Glenney graduated from East aU. Hartford High School in 1974 and is ceremony. Barbara Cape Cod. Mass., before mittee investigating the nuclear ac- Writing in the AEI Economist, a guts violence and treasure troves of attended Manchester Community Prince Technical School where she is Balatero of Portland, Ore., employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi- returning to Cincinnati. cident. accepted more than $7,000 in newsletter published by the munitions. They note that arms College. She is employed at Shop- enrolled in the Licensed Practical a cellist and sister of the Rite in Manchester. sion of United Technologies Corp. Mrs. Pentz is employed campaign contributions from the American Enterprise Institute, merchants are notorious wheeler- Nurse program. She is employed at bride, played J.S. Bach's as a psychiatric nurse at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Babcock St Wilcox PAC. economist Herbert Stein offers these dealers, who are not above Mr. Hockla graduated from E.O. 1st suite for unaccom- Cincinnati (Ohio) General In the House. 30 legislators Mr. Stone graduated from Mr. Chapman attended Glaston- panied cello. comparisons between the first three exaggerating the risk involved to Smith High School in Storrs in 1971. Hospital. Mr. Pentz is a received more than $8,000 from the Manchester High School in 1975 and bury High School and served four Carol A. Kelly of Denver doctoral candidate at the months of this year and the first jack up the sale price — or even He attended Manchester Community years in the U S. Marine Corps in the same PAC. Those beneficiaries in- College and is employed as a cook at attended the University of New was her sister’s maid of University of Cincinnati in quarter of 1969: cooking up imaginary arms caches to Hampshire, He is currently atten- Philipines and Japan. He is employed honor. the D e p a rtm e n t of clude the chairman, ranking When adjusted for inflation, the an- hoodwink gullible customers. Bell Vending in Glastonbury. as an assembler at Emhart Corpora- ding the University of Connecticut. Stanley Pentz of Mission Psychology. Republican and two highest ranking nual rate of change over the decade The FBI files contain several tion, Hartford Division. The coupie s planning a Sept. 15 The couple is planning a Sept. 22 Democrats on the subcommittee in- is up 2.8 percent for gross national examples of such international con- wedding at South Congregational The couple is planning an Oct. 13 wedding at the Cathedral of the vestigating the atomic accident. coduct, up 3.5 percent for disposable fidence games. One involved an Pines. Rindge. N.H. Church in East Hartford. wedding. Births Indicting Unconfined Ac- personal income and up 3.45 percent American named Edward Loyd, who tivities for personal-consumption expen- persuaded the Libyan government he Menus The regional commissions jointly ditures. knew the whereabouts of 50,000 M- C o V i 11, E m ily and Alyson Fisher Danyliw 16s. Loyd led the Libyans on a wild of New Britain. She was Elderly Elizabeth, daughter of At- goose chase in Thailand, spent all his born June 29 at John Menus which w-ill be served Aug. ty. Thomas A. and Teresa Quote/Unquote expense money — and failed to come 27-31 at Ma; fair and Westhill nai.se. chilled fruit cup (peaches, seasoned green peas, fresh peach, Fagan Covill of 22 Dempsey Hospital in Far- mington. Her maternal up with any of the rifles. Gardens to .Manchester residents grapefruit, melon), rye bread, whole wheat bread, cranberry sauce Northam Road, Hebron, “if we have to concentrate so Conn., rmrarrhrr, talking aliout o\cr 60 are as follows: margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. margarine cranberry sauce, coffee she was born July 24 at St. grandparents are Mr. and Despite the evidence that the lost damn hard that we can’t have fun, we rhangrs that will hr nrrrxxary thix Monday: Chinese beef over Wednesday: Veal steak parmesan or tea Francis Hospital in Hart- Mrs. Earl Fisher of East American arms caches - like the steamed rice, buttered broccoli, with tomato sauce, whipped Friday: Baked cod filet, lemon fQrj Her maternal grand- Hartford. Her paternal may as well put on a suit, sit in an of- wintrr ax a rrxult of lowrr thrr- , Lost Dutchman gold mine — have pickled beet salad, chilled apricots, potatoes, tossed green salad with butter sauce, noodles Romanoff, parents are Mr. and Mrs, grandparents are Dr. and fice and give dictation to some moxtat xrttingx to xavr rnrrgy in become the raw material of con whole w-heat bread, margarine, skim french dressing, chilled bean custard vegetable coleslaw, cinnamon Joseph Fagan of West Mrs. Joseph M. Danyliw of secretary - that’s how a business offirrx, games fabricated by international milk, coffee or tea. pie, roll, margarine, skim milk, applesauce, whole wheat bread, tar- Hartford, Her paternal 43 Forest St,, Manchester. should be run." “The only way to run anything is to swindlers, there is no doubt that Her maternal great- — Willir Slorgell, 38, of ihr be with the establishment. You can't Tuesday: Old-fashioned meatloaf coffee or tea. tar sauce, margarine, skim milk, grandparents are Mr. and some of the captured U.S. ar- coffee or tea. grandmother is ffose with gravy, baked potato w-ith butter, Thursday: Roast Tom Turkey with Mrs. Glenn W.Covill of 196 l*illi>hurfih Piralm. talking aliout run it from the outside." maments found their way onto the cold vegetable salad with mayon- gravy, glazed sweet potatoes. The menu is subject to change. Autumn St., Manchester. Fisher of Wakefield, R.I. hill loir for playing liaxrliall — Griffin Bril, Prrxidrnt black market. Too many Vietnam- Her paternal great- Her paternal great- (Sporlx llluxtralrd). Cartrr'i firxt attornry grnrral, grandparents are Mr. and “Say, Red, there’s an old salt up here on South Padre who’s come up with an era American weapons have turned grandfather is John Rucci BUYS OF THE WEEK "We are totally dependent on the xaying tlir Grorgia-orirntril Whitr of West Hartford. 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Suprrmr Court, "It does not cure what is essential- a gorilla'' forts are centered on "There are newspaper ilrnying that tlir panri i« hiaxrH ly a psychiatric disturbance.” Forget it. says Mary advertisements by skunk Just in time for back to schooll 12 " globe with asking people not to have raised surfaces, countries differenttated in colors — Dr. Jon K. Mryrr, a Jolinx Hlooin She keeps her own them," she says. farms who breed them in ugainxt joiirnalistx, GOP Leaders, Rank And File Split for easy reference. 15" high. Shop now. exote pel - a skunk, but ' When I call other the midwest. The ads say "For 65 Fahrenheit to be comfor- llopkinx Hospital psychiatrist, table in sedentary jobs — where you riaiming that transsexuals who un- leadership preference also is un- devotes much nl her life to animal organizations in they're just like cats. were a distant third and fourth. were candidates in 1976. 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Reagan and BOOK KORNER carries hundreds of in news or emergencies or radar where he moved to make his own remember when he was the just one of the reasons why Heritage is the better way to bank. time with another is to reply greater regular national sampling of 1,272 Ford probably are the best known speed traps. Democratic governor of Texas. ttie paperbacks including best sellers - hard than any speech. We need to learn a persons, involved only the 304 who Republicans in the country and both way These are the important events identified them selves as R eagan’s second ranking in cover books - promotional books and that alert us or tell us of the things new langauge of caring. ______tyPon^SiMiyd COVEHTRY MEDICAL CENTER ESEE Do you have your ears on? Republicans. This made the margin SCOOPS children's books - all at DISCOUNT PRICES going on around us. The Rev. David B. 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Manctiesler 649-4586 25 Years Ago K-Mart Olllce: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 New York Times "Best Seller" Thomas J. Rogers will run for Coventry Office: Route 31. 742-7321 CopyrIghI» 1»7« by Knurt Corpomion Maadowbrook Shopping Cantar Tolland Olllce: Rt. 195, '/, m ile south o f 1-86, E xit 99 872-7387 state House of Representatives. Marine PFC. Carlton Welsh Jr. of California. Second by 1 ^ m t was Rtaa. 31 and 44A Covantry Moneymarketa; Inside Crispino's. E. Middle Turnpilte. Manchester, 10 Years Ago calls home from hospital ship USS former President Gerald Ford; and Food Man. W, Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade 239 SPENCER ST. Neal A. Tyler Jr., president of Repose to report he is "all right, former Gov. John Connally of Texas MANCHESTER Manchester Lumber Co., is named to after being wounded in Vietnam. and Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee by appointment phone: 742-7851 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN

PACK TKN - KVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 23^1979 Obituaries MHA Tables New Policy MANCHESTER - The Manchester policy, declined to approve it because though those non-residents on the top JaiiH's H. C iilliill Mrs. Dorothy G. Beaverstock Mrs. Mary Rady Housing Authority took no action they wanted more time to determine of the waiting list would be "out of Q ueens and T h r ifty VERNON -- Janies H. Cuthill, 76, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Dorothy COVENTRY - Mrs. Mary Rady, Wednesday night on adopting new when and in what way it should be luck.” ‘Tve got a concern for the of 79 Bamforth Road died Wednesday Gamlin Beaverstock, 75, of 55 Grove 86, of 260 High St. died Wednesday at federal and state admission policies implemented. people of the town who have lived at a local convalescent home. St. died this morning at a local con- an East Hartford convalescent home. for the town’s housing for the elderly 'The question they are pondering is here all their lives and have done so Mr. Cuthill was born Dec. 16, 1902 valescent home. She was the widow of George W. and handicapped. whether non-residents who have been much for the community,” he said. Schwolsky said he also was in Andover. Mass . and had lived in Mrs. Beaverstock had lived in the Rady. The federal policy will limit admis- on the waiting list for housing for the dedicated to the people of the town \ ernon more than 50 years. Before Vernon area for the past 20 years. Mrs. Rady was born in Hartford sion to West Hill and Mayfair past four years or more would be no but didn’t think that the policy should his retirement in 1965, he had been She was a member of Union and had lived in the Hartford area all Gardens to people who live in longer be eligible if the policy was B Softball Fi nalists Congregational Church. her life. Before retiring 20 yeark ago, Manchester, Dennis Phelan, made effective immediately? Or, be made retroactive. How can you employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi- starts. played immediately following. a 2-2 deadlock. She is survived by a son, David she had been employed as a dietary executive director of the Manchester would the policy apply only to those tell people, who have applied for. sion of United Technologies Corp., It’s down to the final night in Last night at Fitzgerald, Acadia Last night Acadia broke open a Acadia took a 2-0 lead in the first Beaverstock of Bloomfield; two aide at St. Francis Hospital and Housing Authority, said. who apply after the policy is im- housing in good faith and are 75 or 80 East Harltord the annual Manchester Restaurant eliminated Highland close game with four runs in the sixth inning with Thrifty getting single grandchildren and several nieces and Medical Center, Hartford. The state has a> separate policy plemented? years old that they can’t come here He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Park Market, 7-2, and Thrifty took inning to stop the Markets. tallies in the second and fifth frames nephews. She is survived by two daughters, which applies to applicants for Commissioner Richard Schwolsky now?” He questioned. Recreation Department’s Ella May Robinson Cuthill. Since the questions were not care of Acadia in the nightcap, 8-2. Mike Romanchuck collected one before the last inning explosion. The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Mrs. Frances Smith of East Hartford housing at Spencer Village. The state felt that the policy should not be Class B Slow Pitch Softball The private funeral will be at the The defeats sent the two teams to the third ot his team's nine hits and was at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington rules consider it illegal to say a per- made retroactive because the non- resolved, the authority members Ladd Kuneral Home, 19 Ellington and Mrs. Doris Starr of Chelan, Tournament tonight at the only player on either side to get Tim Bycholski was the big gun with Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, son has to live in Manchester, but it residents on the list would be decided to mull the problem over un- sidelines. Ave.. Rockville The Rev. Paul J. Wash.; a son, Walter H. Rady of fL\ Fitzgerald Field. more than one. Ron Nivison four hits, including two doubles. pastor of Union Congregational Coventry; and 12 grandchidlren. does give points for the years of penalized just because the authority til its next meeting. Bowman, pastor o t Union The authority also approved a Of the dozen teams that launched Tonight at 7:30 the Queens and scattered six hits in gaining Uie Scott Hanson drove in three runs Church, will officiate. Burial will be The funeral is Friday at 3 p.m. at residency a person has, Phelan had changed its admissions policy. Congregational Church ot Rockville, resolution to allow the state Depart- play 10 days ago, only two remain Thrifty will meet for a second time. mound decision. with a single, double and triple in Grove Hill Cemetery. Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 New explained. Commissimer James Murphy dis- will officiate. Burial will be in Grove ment of Mental Retardation to es- Indy League champion Hartford The Queens won the first meeting, 9- It was a different-story in the night- and Craig Ogden added three more Friends may call at the funeral London Turnpike. Burial will be in Authority members, although they agreed. He wanted the policy to be Hill Cemetery, Rockville. tablish a group home in Manchester. Road Dairy Queen, unbeaten in four 7. A Queen victory will mark end to cap as Thrifty used a 12-hit offense to hits to the winning cause. home Saturday from 9 a.m. until the Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, at a agree with the federal admissions implemented im mediately even There are no calling hours. k O'. post-season starts, and Thrifty the tourney. On the other hand, if send Acadia home a loser, rallying Nivison's two hits led the time of the service. later date, Package, winner of four of five Thrifty wins a second game will be for six runs in the last inning to snap Restaurant. Mrs. Belle C. Hagtenow The family suggests that any There are no calling hours, MANCHESTER - Mrs. Belle C. memorial gifts may be made to a John J. Rotchford charity of the donor's choice. Group To Quiz Candidates Hagenow, 85, of 385 W. Center St., EAST HARTFORD - John Joseph formerly of 31 McGuire Lane, died Rotchford, 63, of 118 Roxbury Road opinion on social responsibility,” Wednesday at a local convalescent MANCHESTER — Three members O'Loughlin, will compile the Knight Has to Monday died Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital said Faucher, in response to several home. She was the widow of Lewis F. of the Manchester Citizens for Social questionnaire and a profile of each and Medical Center, Hartford. He members' opinions that only a few Hagenow Edward J. M ark Responsibility (MCSR) will for- candidate which will be distributed was the husband of Mrs. Mary Gorel speakers would attend because they Mrs Hagenow was born in Bolton BOLTON - Edward J. Mack, 76, of mulate a questionnaire to be to the public at the time of the speech Rotchford. already have commitments to speak and had lived in Manchester all her 10 South Road died Wednesday presented to candidates in the' making. Mr. Rotchford was born in Hart- “It will be an opportunity for us to several other organizations. To Appeal Court Case November election with the intention 2 life. Before retiring in 1963, she had evening at Manchester Memorial ford and had lived in the Bartford (MCSR members) and the general been employed by the Pioneer Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. of having the answers provided to team was practicing. Silva was off area all his life. Before retiring in MCSR m embers and the public public to take a look at the can- Faucher said MCSR will look into William Watt. Parachute Co. Alice Perrett Mack. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico duty from his police job and working May, has had been employed for 12 didates, said Robert Faucher, co- co-sponsoring the activity with The Knight's failure to appear for the She is survived by a son, Harold Mr. Mack was born May 1, 1903 in before the election. years at St. Joseph's College, West League of Women Voters who have (UPI) — A Puerto Rican judge trial angered not only the original as a guard. Hagenow of Crystal Lake; four Methuen, Mass., and had lived in Candidates will be asked to speak chairman of the organization. Hartford. He was an Army Air Force sponsored a similar program each has given Indiana University judge, George Lopez Keelan, but He testified Knight, upset over the daughters, Mrs. Elsie Frank, Mrs. Bolton for 27 years. Before retiring, on “social responsibility.” “Their (the politicians) declining veteran of World War II. He was a year. ^asketball Coach Bobby Knight's San Juan lawyers. The chattering of a Brazilian women Dorothy Harmon and Mrs. Mabel he had been employed by the former Ben Rubin, Mary Breen and Joan to speak will be saying they have no communicant of St. Christopher's leader of the defense team tried to basketball team that came into the McDowell, all of Manchester, and Perrett & Glenney Trucking Co. of Knight until Monday to come Church. quit the case before the trial began, gym, came over to him and Mrs. Florence Knoteck of East Manchester. He also had been a part to San Juan and appeal for a He is survived by a son, James J. charging his client had “insulted demanded, “Get these dirty girls 3 Hampton; two sisters, Mrs. Lena owner of the former A & E Tire Co. suspension of a six-month Rotchford of Manchester; two Action Urged on 1-284 Puerto Rican justice.” out of here.” Gorman and Mrs. Alice Dunmore, of Bolton for 15 years. He was a daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann sentence and $500 fine handed The judge refused to accept the Silva said he replied, “You can't both of M anchester; 13 member of Bolton United Methodist highways on you and cut up your Schwalbendorf of New Milford and EAST HARTFORD - Town of- proposal for South Windsor. down in absentia for slugging a lawyer's resignation after he learned talk about ladies like that," but grandchildren and 27 great- Church. town,” he said. “But, then they go Mrs. Doreen Willette of California; ficials should demand that the The project, which would,extend local policeman. a second Puerto Rican lawyer, who Knight continued, “To hell with them grandchildren. He is also survived by two Route 2 through the North Meadows and leave two unfinished roads all. To hell with you, too. Get your - J6' two sisters, Mrs. Josephine proposed Interstate 284 link between would have served as the replace- The funeral is Friday at 10:30 a.m. daughters, Mrs. David (Jane) But the temperamental coach, Hathaway and Mrs, Kate Lawson, Governor Street and the Bissell and run parallel to Main Street and here" ment. had never spoken to Knight. out of here.” from the John F. Tierney Funeral Galligan of Coventry and Mrs. reportedly on a fishing trip both of East Hartford; and three Bridge in South Windsor be made connect with the Bissell Bridge, has Three other Puerto Rican lawyers The policeman said he was writing Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass Richard (Patricia) Noren of Bolton; The other unfinished road is the 1- som ewhere in Montana, told In- grandchildren. part of tbe proposed 1-291 highway been discussed for the past 15 years. also unsuccessfully tried to resign down Knight's name to report him to at the Church of the Assumption at a sister, Mrs. Eliza Fitzgerald of 86 to 1-84 connector. Local officials dianapolis television station WRTV The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. from the bridge to the Buckland It is being reviewed for its impact on from the case. the Pan Am Games organizing com- Leominster, Mass.; and three also support completion of that 1.7- he would never again set foot in 11. Burial will be in West Cemetery. Corners area. Democratic mayoral the environment. Lopez Keelan did step down, ad- mittee for his behavior and when grandchildren. from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 mile stretch of highway, which would Puerto Rico, where the incident oc- Friends may call at the funeral candidate George A. Dagon said Town officials have favored con- mitting he had “personal Knight walked away, Silva said he The funeral is Saturday at 2 p.m. at Main St., with a mass at St. link 1-84 in Manchester to 1-86 near curred while he was coaching the home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. struction of 1-284 for many years. prejudices" against Knight for followed and put his hand on Knight's Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Christopher's Church at 9. Burial will the Manchester town line and take U.S. team at last month's Pan Dagon said he plans to ask for a Blackstone has said the highway is arm. Manchester. The Rev. Johm be in Veterans Memorial Field, traffic off Silver Lane, the easiest American games. breaking his promise to show up. meeting of state Department of necessary because it would eliminate Finalists in Men^s Singles Play Finally, the proceedings on the Silva quoted Knight as then saying, McCallum of Manchester will of- Hillside Cemetery. alternate route. It was unclear whether Knight. 38, Transportation officials, state Main Street as a prime north-south aggravated assault case began, with “Get your dirty hands off m e.” Pension Board To IVleel ficiate. Burial will be in Quarryville Friends may call at the funeral Phil Valentine, right, annexed his first Manchester Men s could be extradited to Puerto Rico to legislators. South Windsor officials state route and because it would Meanwhile, South Windsor Mayor Judge Rivera presiding and MANCHESTER - There will be a Cemetery. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. serve the sentence. and local officials at Town Hall to divert truck traffic from the down- Nancy Caffyn has asked Gov. Ella Singles Tennis Tournament title Monday night when he defeated testimony from the plaintiff, Knight then hit him across the jaw, meeting of the Pension Board next There are no calling hours. Though Puerto Rico planned to discuss the two highway projects. town area. Grasso to delay any action regarding Bruce Burkhart in the finals at Charter Oak Park in straight Silva said. Although his jaw wasn't Monday at 4 p.m. in the Hearing send U.S. federal marshals from San policeman Jose Silva, 32. The family suggests that any In Meinoriam Also, he said Mayor Richard H. Dagon said the state should finish possible construction of highways broken, he said it was badly swollen. Room of the Municipal Building. sets, 7-6, 6-1. (Herald Photo by Adamson I Juan to take Knight into custody if he Silva, who pursued the case as an memorial gifts may be made to the In loving memory of Harry J. Brinsley who passed Blackstone moved too slowly by not the road because it has already cut east of the river until more informa- Knight, in his past account of the Ball Tosser New business includes retirement ignored Judge Rurico Rivera's order, individual citizen after the govern- Bolton United Methodist Church or a away August 23rd, 1971. asking state highway officials to in- up the town with highways. tion can be obtained on the effects on incident, has said the policeman applications. charity of the donor's choice. Lovingly remember^. Indiana Gov. Otis R. Bowen "has in- ment and Police Department Top pitching winner in the The Family. clude 1-284 as part of the 1-291 “It's one thing when they force South Windsor. withdrew support, said he was at- poked his finger in the coach's eye dicated ... he would not be willing to and that he brushed Silva's face major leagues, Houston’s Phil allow Bobby Knight to be tacked by Knight at a San Juan high Niekro collects baseballs when school gymnasium where the U.S. pushing his arm away. Herald Angle extradited, " according to an aide. not pitching. Astro righthander H o usi ng Age ncy U rged has annexed 17 victories and is Earl Yost MB’s Bow headed for 20-win campaign. T o Set M orality R u les (UPI Photo) Sports Editor K n igh t O ffers One more Langan MANCHESTER - The Manchester Volkswagen win and the Housing Authority has not adopted an ad- ty, Phelan said, Hartford Twilight League 'The authority doesn't have a policy that Narkon Fires missions policy (hat condones or en- will close shop for another courages unmarried couples living says unmarried couples can or cannot live together in the town's elderly housing, Poi$on Pen recent GHO golf at Wethersfield and T o Resign Jo b year. Best Round U together in the town's public housing for Phelan said, and he refused to put the Poison Pen was one of the words the camera work was excellent ... Last night at St. the elderly. MIDDLEFIELD (UPI) - Lida issue to a referendum or to poll residents used to this writer regarding the Boston Celtics have two NBA games Thomas, Langan tacked a However, the authority has no policy X n BOUCLEKNIT INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) ^ Bobby Knight, who was sentenced Kinnicutt shot an even-par 73 to take of the housing units. column Tuesday night in which dis- listed at the Hartford Civic Center, forbidding unmarried couples from living to spend six months behind bars in Puerto Rico, says he has second defeat on Moriar- a four-stroke lead into today’s final Wednesday night, the authority pleasure was noted in the manner in Feb. 26 against Atlanta and March 18 together, Dennis Phelan, executive direc- ty’s of Manchester in the round of the Connecticut State members faced another issue — the lU ^ COLOR-MATED against Indiana. The NBA slate offered to resign as basketball coach at Indiana University. tor of the housing authority, Wednesday which the adult Town Tennis Tourna- Womens Amateur Golf Cham- problem of building a 40 additional units of ment was handled over the weekend. starts Oct. 12. It will be the 34th Knight told the Indianapolis Star best of five series, 4-0, night told about a half dozen people who . pionship. elderly and handicapped housing off The main bone of contention was, season ... Ralph DeNicolo. head golf Wednesday night he offered his "I offered my resignation at In- behind the pitching of Stan objected to a policy section that would Nancy Narkon of the Manchester Spencer Street with little money and an apparently, the failure to mention pro at the Manchester Country Club, resignation hours after a District diana University because the univer- Lewis. allow unmarried couples to live together Country Club shot a 1-under-par 72 in town housing projects. ever-increasing costs of materials and Men's Singles Division champion continues to have a good tournament Court judge in San Juan. Puerto sity has to have the opportunity to do Lewis, regular out- Wednesday for the day’s low round, labor. “VERY-BERRY” Phil Valentine, who outlasted a field season with a lie for second place in Rico, found him guilty of assaulting a what it freely and clearly thinks is Peg Marlin, one of those protesting the fielder and league batting putting her in second place in play at .such a policy, said that she believed the Dominick. C. Cimino, architect for the of 17 to win, and the use of the word the Pro-Am at Southbury’s Heritage Puerto Rican policeman last month best for Indiana University,” he told champ, made his pitching the Lyman Meadow Golf Club. project, who has yet to receive one penny Village Country Club last Monday ... when his U.S. team was interrupted the Star by telephone from Montana, housing authority had gone overboard in Deep wine color accentuates the 'better.' Narkon, the 1977 amateur runner- adopting a policy that allowed unrelated for his work, presented the authority with Here's the graph which appeared: Ellington Ridge Country Club will be during a practice session at the Pan where he is vacationing. debut and scattered six up, carded four birdies, a bogey and a preliminary plans for the project. attractively styled tops fashioned the scene of the Connecticut PGA American Games. The judge “It isn't my desire to do anything hits in outdueling Jimmy persons who were unmarried to live A number of better performers, double bogey. Kinnicutt of the Hart- together. She urged the authority to adopt The authority, which had hoped to begin with mandarin or Vee necks, some Tournament Sept. 6-7. sentenced Knight to six months in other than coach basketball at In- like defending champion Steve Balesano. The latter was ford Golf Club had shot a record- a “new morality policy" and to put the the construction on the complex this spring, with popular drawstring sleeves. Hadge. were among those who prison and a $500 fine. diana University. That isn’t mine to reached for seven hits, breaking 71 Tuesday giving her a policy that allows such arrangements on a were told by Cimino that it is unlikely that Slim silt skirts, A-llnes or flares passed up the com petition. (A Knight also told the Star "the cop say," Knight said. Memorable Night four coming in a three-run two-day total of 144, a four-stroke referendum .so that all town voters could construction could begin before next with bottom detail. Novelty belts number of top performers ... would was lying" when he said Knight hit "My personal attitude would be Appearance of the fine United second inning. A wild lead in the 54-hole stroke play cham- decide spring or summer because of the need for & trims. 65% Arnel* Triacetate, have made all happy.) him on the jaw after he reprimanded that I want Bob Knight to stay as our pionship. Another protestor. Frank Lupien sup- government approval of all stages of Call it a slip of the typewriter, States Coast Guard Academy Band in Knight for allegedly calling coach," Donald Danielson of New pitch, error and good base 35% Nylon. Tops: S,M,L. Manchester last Sunday night which ported Mrs. Martin's suggestion for a work, even the final plans. belter was not the word that should members of the Brazilian women's Castle, chairman of the nine-member running aided the winners Skirt: 516-15/16. attracted a record crowd of 3,000 to referendum and asked the authority to He estimated that the cost of construc- have been used. basketball team "dirty girls" when Indiana University board of trustees, in the big frame. A fourth the bandshell on the MCC campus poll the residents of town housing for the tion will be up at least 14 percent by the Valentine proved himself the best they made a noisy entrance to his said today. "I’m just speaking as one Ken Rosewall brought back memories of a trip to run was added in the sixth elderly on the question. time construction does start. player, winning his three matches — basketball court during practice. member of the board." the academy. stanza. The section of the federal admissions Cimino will approach state officials to two on Sunday - and the finals Sun- During my college basketball of- In Net Win policy that dealt with this issue was struck see if the project can have some two-story day over Bruce Burkhart, all in The MB’s had scoring buildings, and report back to the authori- ficiating career one assignment out because authority members felt it was straight sets. opportunities in the se- NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - not neee.ssarv for them to dictate morali- ty. That would save some money, he said. called for a trip to New London to Orantes Warmed Up Runner-up a year ago in the Men’s cond, third and fifth in- referee a Coast Guard-Wesleyan Australian Ken Rosewall beat Butch Singles. Valentine waited 12 months Buchholz of St. Louis, Mo., 6-3, 6-4, game. nings, stranding two men to enter the winner's circle. Wednesday in opening round play in After we donned our work gear and on base in each. Whether Hadge is a better singles Fast for Easy Win the $77,0(X) Tennis Legends Classic at made an appearance, the Coast player than the current champ can be The two teams will O fficials Must Choose Guard Band, situated on the stage of Newport Casino. ' decided only on the tennis court. meet again tonight at 5:30 the spacious gym struck up the song, BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) — Third-seeded Manuel Orantes Rosewall, who neld his service For a number of reasons, a number at St. Thomas. "Three Blind Mice," through the 40-minute match, broke of top-flight players skipped the of Spain needed only five minutes warning and 46 minutes on the We knew that it couldn't be us, as Buchholz in the sixth game of the Men’s Singles, but more on that court to beat little-known Harry Fritz of Toronto in the first Town Car R u le O ption we were only two. first set and the seventh game of the another day. round of the $175,000 U.S. Pro Tennis Championships. second set for the win. 2 Valentine, coming back after a The Cadets roared their approval Hy l.AM.T ZI HOI F not want to go along with was was backed up by of the band’s timely greeting. Fritz, ranked 243rd in the world, legs began to cramp severely in the knee operation, proved worthy,of was a last-minute replacement for chilly night air and was taken from Hrruld Itf|ini'lrr either option. One such Nimirowski who said he having his name added to the liso of It set the tone for the night. Cherry Raps Every call we made against the South African Bob Hewitt, who the court in a wheelchair. f 19th Hole ) MANCHESTER - Town employee is Michael wouldn't send his Manchester town tennis champions. Nimirowski, assessor. home team we were ridiculed by the withdrew due to an elbow injury suf- In earlier second-round matches, deparlmcnl heads have employees unless a town Helmet Rule TALLWOOD Nimirowski said he sent capacity crowd of Cadets which fered last week in the Canadian unseeded John James of Australia been inslrueted to report to vehicle was available. Junior Toiirnanienl - A (15-17) - Weiss a letter explaining it Frank Jodaitis, Water Noteg Off the Cuff rimmed the gym. Open. upset No. 9 Buster Mottram of Great Robert li. Weiss. Town Gross, Bill Tefft 71, Craig Briggs 73, would save the town money Department Head, said Fifteen telecasts of Hartford Before the night was over, and a "I found out five minutes before Britain, 7-5, 6-2, and unseeded John Manager, tomorrow, to in- DANVERS, Mass. (UPI) - Todd Payne 73; B (13-14) Rob Gai 83, Whaler games — 10 on the road and real down-to-the wire finish, 1 had to the match I would be playing Fritz. 1 Lloyd, also of Great Britain, beat No. form him about their if he could commute to most of the employees in Colorado Rockies’ Coach Don Lucas Sirois 83, Pat McCord 83; C - five at home - will be carried by stop play and warn the band that we didn’t know him, I never saw him 16 Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, the choice of two options in the town hall from home his Department would Cherry, a proponent of the hit and be- (11-12) - Kevin Gai 86, Phil Channel 30 this season in the National would not tolerate its musical efforts play before,’’ Orantes said 1973 Wimbledon champion, 6-4, 6-1. new town automobile without a charge. rather “pay the money" to hit school of hockey, thinks the Fedorchak 109, Tim Balfore; D (10) - "I would be closer for commute to work using the Hockey League with 30 sportscaster in trying to distract Wesleyan afterward. He won 6-1, 6-1. Lloyd, the 24-year-old whose policy, but there is more National Hockey League is cutting Jason Neubauer 107, Ted Daly 156, me to go directly to town town vehicles. Scott Wahle calling the plays. The players when attempting free The 6-foot-5 Fritz said he heard marriage to Chris Evert has brought than one employee who is its own throat by making its players Eric Stone 166. hall from home than to go Weiss said today he handsome newcomer is an throws. one-half hour before the match who him more fame than his world unhappy about the change. wear helmets. Eighty one youngsters took part to the police station first hadn't heard any response experienced hand at working NHL Wesleyan managed to eke out a he would play, but that wasn't enough ranking of 128, was in control of the One option is for town Monday with 24 courses represented. and.because I live so close as yet but expects to hear games ... Speaking of teevee men, one- or two-point win and no one was time. “I need about three years to match from the beginning and had “The next thing you know, they’ll employees, with the excep- Tefft plays out of Skungamaug. it would cost the town from the department heads Channel 3's Dave Smith rates a happier than two officials who had to prepare for Orantes,” he said. little trouble beating the 1973 have everyone in suits of armor,” tion of those using town The Spaniard had surgery on his Wimbledon champion. vehicles who have “call- less." tomorrow. salute for his fine job handling the use an “escape hatch" to get back to Cherry said. “What they’ve done is Nimirowski also said he late evening wrapup each night of the the dressing room. left elbow in 1977 and it has been No. 1 Jose Higueras of Spain went taken all the identity out of the out'' or emergency bothering him for the last weeks. But through the motions against un- situations, to reimburse usually arrives at work hockey player. Can you imagine Guy Basketball early, but if he had to go to the left-hander’s “elbow is feeling seeded Peter Rennert of New York, Lafleur flying up the ice with a bub- the town for use of its good and it’s nice to hit the ball well 6-0,6-2, holding Rennert to five points vehicles lor commuting the police station lot first New England ble helmet on his head?” Northern again.” in the first set. milage from their homes to than that would be the Beller’s Music nipped the Indians Orantes is trying for his third No. 6 Vijay Amritraj of India had work. This option beginning of his work day Memorial Co. “The intellectual linerals who run last night at Charter Oak, 52-50, with fl94«fK« B otlon, OwMV straight singles title at Longwood. to struggle, beating Leo Palin of necessitate earpooling and he would arrive at the league don’t realize there’s more Dave Bellinghiri and Mike Baum Modern Melhode • 24 in Final Road Races In other action Wednesday, fifth- Finland, 6-3, 7-6, winning the tie with at least two other town hall later stick play if players wear helmets. scoring 12 and 11 points respectively. Old Faihioned Honetly seeded Johan Kriek of South Africa bi*C3k0r 7*3 town employees and a Bill Moon, tax assistant, They’re going to be sorry. First it Bill Anderson (17), Joe Maher (13) MONUMENTS got a free ride to the third round No. 8 Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia reimbursement rate of 20 said he use to be paid $40 a Twenty four runners took part in Felix Gremmo. was the fighting. The next thing will and Rich Koepsel 10) led the losers. MARKERS after Sashi Menon of India defaulted dumped unseeded Steve Krulevitz of cents per mile month for car expenses, CEMETERY VERNON last night’s fifth and final MCC-SAM- Women - 1. Karen Follett 12:46. be face m asks,” Cherry said: Double forfeit resulted in the other MANCHESTER with tendonitis in his left ankle. Baltimore, Md., 6-3, 6-2, while No. 11 Another option is to but now that the policy has LEHERING TRI-CITY SHOPPINQ CENTER sponsored road races on the college Men 15-19 -1 . George Trian 23;00, scheduled game between the Red changed to 20 cents a mile 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE campus. Unseeded Jay Lapidus, an amateur Chris Lewis of New Zealand got by utilize private transporta- ;onvtn«ftl ivcniTf I homeAppomtmintt 2. Carl Bujaucius. “Now it will be the guy without the Shirts and Fuss & O’Neil when he won't use his own vehi- AARANCIO • M A A Y AT STORE HOURS: MON.THRU FRI., 10 AM to9:30 PM •SATURDAY,9 A ^ PM Top finishers in six divisions were Men 26-35 - 1. Roy Osborne 23:44,2. who will be a junior at Princeton Noel Phillips of Australia, 7-5, 6-1. tion to and from work 107i IgmAlM Avt.. C. Hartford helmet. How many major head in- neither could field a team. cle for town business. • SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY as follows: Bob Massaro,.3. Steve Kitsock. Universityuiiiveiaiiy thisuiiD laii,fall, aioualso auvaiiwwadvanced tovw No. 12 Terry iciiy muuiMoor uiof Memphis, leaving town vehicles at juries have there been in hockey the Standings - Beller’s 7-0, Indians 5-2, "I won't go into the field Youth -1. Peter Follett 8;59,2. Jim Men over 3 5 - 1 . Ron Schauster round three by beating unseeded Eric Tenn., the only seeded American the Police Station lot over- last four years? None that 1 can think Red Shirts 3-4, Fuss 3-4, Raunchy 2-5, unless I have access to a Williams, 3. John Bean. 26:04, 2. Don Roy, 3. Bob Williams. Fromm, 6-3, 5-4 (ret.). breezed past Jay DiLouie of Dallas, night til52S-2680 of,” he said. Cheney 1-6. But some employees do town vehicle," said Moon Joggers - 1. B.J. Gauvln 13:12, 2. Fromm had to stop play when his Tex., 6-3, 6-1. EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 23, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN

PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Thurs^, AiUgustJ3,J979 L>adwt ] Depressing Loss for Phils, [ Standings ) Eastern College Football National League Balling ( East W L Pet. GB NalinnnI l,ru|(iie Pittsburgh 73 52 .584 G AB H Pci. Trail Pirates by 9V2 Games Montreal 68 53 .562 Hernandez. St 124 475 164 ,345 Getting New Recognition Chicago 67 56 .545 Templeton, St 118 510 167 .327 successful protest by the Astros St. Louis 65 59 .524 Horner, Atl 92 368 117 .318 over the tirst six innings and hit an when Trillo hit sharply into a double felt Syracuse was ready to make its NEW YORK (U PI) - forced New York to replay the final Philadelphia 64 62 .508 NEW YORK (UPI) - For Navy Strong placekicker Steve Sinclair ranks 127 480 152 .317 important run-scoring single during a play. move last season into the national Winfield, SD Another depressing loss New York 51 71 .418 20VA Navy, coming off its best season in among the country’s best. 118 432 137 .317 two-run fifth inning to lead the Said Ozark. “That’s about the way out of the Mets’ Tuesday night 5-0 many years college football in Knight. Cin West 15 years, returns 33 lettermen but The only new coach in the East this 127 519 164 .316 Wednesday night may have Braves. Solomon, it's gone for us all year.” victory. the East got about as much spotlight, but an injury to quarter- Matthews. Atl W L Pet. GB Coach George Welsh has a number of year is Lou Saban, who has assumed 95 380 120 .316 ended the season for the- 5-10, was forced to Elsewhere in the National League, Dodgers 7, Cubs 2 back Bill Hurley in Uie opening game Griffey, Cin Houston 72 55 .567 respect as comedian Rodney key holes to fill, including finding control of Army’s program. Saban, a 126 516 162 .314 Philadelphia Phillies, perhaps leave with a pulled Pittsburgh downed San Francisco, 8- Ron Cey tripled home three runs turned the season into a horror show Garvey, LA Cincinnati .555 Uk Dangerfield. That is to say, replacements for quarterback Bob strict disciplinarian, was greeted 127 481 148 .308 leg muscle at the 6, Houston topped New York, 3-1, l« s and scored on Joe Ferguson’s double for Coach Frank Maloney. Rose, Phil the most talented team in Los Angeles .468 1216 practically none. Leszczynski and receiver Phil with the return of 26 lettermen, in- 126 493 150 .304 start of the seventh Angeles dumped Chicago, 7-2, Cincin- to spark a four-run seventh and lift Hurley returns this year and he Parker, Pit baseball, who now are lodged San Francisco .457 14 Only Penn State and, once upon a and Gene Garber, nati stopped Montreal, 7-2 and St. Ix)s Angeles past Chicago. will be directing an offense teat McConkey. cluding eight starters, but a rugged .Aiiicrirun l.t-ugiic in fifth place in the NL East, .422 1816 time, Syracuse really made much of The Middies’ strength will be on schedule that includes the likes of G AB H Pet. the third Atlanta Louis outscored San Diego, 8-5. Reds 7, Expos 2 San Diego could be one of the best in the nation. .394 22 an impression on the rest of the na- defense where seven starters return, Stanford, Duke, Penn State, North 118 435 151 .347 gVz games behind high-flying pitcher, registered Piriiles 8, Giaiils 6 Johnny Bench became Cincinnati’s Atlanta Hurley, who established 11 Syracuse Lynn, Bos Wednesday's Results tion, and even the Nittany Lions felt including All-East tackle John Carolina and Baylor will make it dif- 123 490 164 .335 Pittsburgh. the final three outs to gain his 22nd Tim Fob drove in four runs with a all-time home run king by hitting the records in 1977, may just be the best Rice, Bos Pittsburgh 8, San Francisco 6 Merrill and All-East rover back ficult for the Cadets to achieve a win- 123 512 171 .334 save. pair of two-run singles, to break a 6-6 325th homer of his career and Mike they never quite got their due in the all-round quarterback in the country Brett, KC Manager Danny Ozark, after the New York 5-1, Houston 0-3 ning season. 112 386 128 .332 Atlanta Braves completed a three- Manny Trillo accounted for tie in the eighth inning and ease the LaCoss scattered eight hits to pace final ratings each season. and he will be joined in the backfield Gregg Milo. Lezcano, Mil Los Angeles 7, Chicago 2 Another team on the rise is Tem- 116 428 141 .329 game sweep of his Phillies Philadelphia's first run when he Pirates past the Giants. Cincinnati. In recent years the image of by running back Art Monk and Bochte, Sea Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 3 eastern football has changed for the ple, which under Coach Wayne Har- Downing, Cl 114 396 130 .328 Wednesday night with a 4-3 victory, homered in the third. Luzinski was Astros ,'i, Alets 1 Cardinals 8, Padres 5 sophomore speedster Joe Morris. Difficult Slate Cincinnati 7, Montreal 2 better with the rebuilding of din has compiled a very respectable 111 414 133 .321 said, ‘i t s reached a point where we hit by a Garber pitch with the bases Jeff Leonard hit a two-run single in Ted Simmons blasted a home run Monk, also a talented receiver, is Kemp, Det St. Louis 8, San Diego 5 programs at Pittsburgh, Navy, 57-31-5 record. The Owls came within Rutgers, which made a post season Landreaux, Min 122 455 145 .319 need cooperation from some other filled and Dave Rader followed with the ninth inning and J.R. Richard to highlight a five-run first inning and considered a surefire first round pro Today's Games Syracuse, Temple, Rutgers and West 14 points of an unbeaten season last bowl game (or the first time in Oliver. Tex 106 388 123 .317 teams." a walk to highlight a two-run ninth scattered seven hits to carry Houston rookie John Fulgham scattered 13 pick and Morris became the first history last year, has 13 starters back No games scheduled Virginia. With new stadiums being year, losing only to bowl teams Penn Molitor, Mil 111 453 142 .313 Eddie Solomon pitched a two-hitter for the Phils that ended suddenly in the regular gam e, after a hits to stake the Cards to a victory. freshman in Syracuse history to from its 9-3 team but faces a difficult built at Syracuse and West Virginia State, Rutgers and Pittsburgh. There limn Runs reach the 1,000-yard mark in rushing. schedule which could prevent it from are 38 returning lettermen from last National League — Kingman, Chi American League and Penn State seeking to expand its Maloney’s major problem will be duplicating that feat. However, the stadium to 83,000, it can be said that year’s team and the defense could be 40; Schmidt, Phil 39; Winfield, SD Ya» Celebrates Birthday Eael to forge a defense that doesn’t cave Scarlet Knights do have a tough the prognosis for the sport in the the strongest in Temple history. 27; Clark. SF 26; Horner and W L. Pci. CB in every time the opponent gets near defense centered around All-East East is very healthy. West Virginia promised very much Matthews, Atl and Lopes, LA 25. .650 - Masters Net Finalists the goal line. Last season the middle guard Ed Steward and tackles Baltimore 80 43 Four Elastem teams — Penn State, last year but because of a number of American League — Lynn, Bos 36; Orangemen surrendered 295 points— Dino Manigaro and Mike 2 Boston 76 48 .613 4tk Pittsburgh, Rutgers and Navy — injuries delivered very little. Things Rice, Bos 33; Singleton. Balt and Rick Marshall, left, defeated Dan Moroz to win the 1979 a major reason why they finished Red Sox Escape Milwaukee 76 52 .594 6t4 went to bowl games last season and Thomas, Mil 31; Baylor, Cal 28. New York 68 56 .548 12th Manchester Recreation Department’s Men’s Seniors (45 and oniy 3-8. Maloney also will have to should ^ “S t T a n d Villanova are both Penn State came within a few inches get his team adjusted to playing all of Runs RiiIIimI In Detroit 66 60 .524 15th over) Tennis Tournament last weekend. (Herald Photo by return of 29 . ... ® ,j going through rebuilding seasons and of tieing Alabama in the Sugar Bowl its games on the road this year since National League — Kingman, Chi Cleveland 63 63 .500 18th starters. Coach FI’S" -,^ in p backs trouble finishing on the win- Adamson) and winning the second national the new 50,000-seat Carrier Dome 94; Winfield, SD 93; Schmidt, Phil Blowing Series Toronto 39 87 .310 42th ? n X :a te n “ r l S ^ ^ ^ ^ - S ‘he ledger this fail. championship for the East in the last 90; Hernandez, St.L and Clark, SF 86. Weal won’t be completed until 1980. American League — Baylor, Cal W L Pet. GB three years. 110; Lynn, Bos 106; Rice, Bos 102; BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Rain ended the game early Once again Penn State figures to be California 70 57 .551 Yale Offers New the class of the Elast. The Nittan, 3 Singleton, Balt 94; Thomas, Mil 91. Wednesday night, but eight innings gave birthday boy Carl Minnesota 66 59 a 28 3 Stolen Ruses Lions return 11 starters from last Yastrzemski and the' Boston Red Sox plenty of time to swamp Kansas City 65 61 .516 4th year’s 11-1 squad, including All- National League — Moreno. Pitt Minnesota 9-4 at Metropolitan Stadium. Texas 62 64 .492 7th 56; North, SF 50; Lopes, LA and Grid Ticket Plan America defensive tackles Matt Yaz celebrated his 40th birthday by Chicago 56 71 .441 14th .... , ... Millen and Bruce Clark and All- Taveras, NY 36; Scott, St.L 33. hitting two singles in four at-bats and Boston jumped to a 3-0 lead in the Seattle 54 73 .425 16 American League — LeFlore, Det The Yale Department of Athletics has embarked on a new y^^ierica defensive back Pete Harris, scoring a run. first inning on singles by Rick Oakland 40 87 .315 30 season ticket plan which for the first time will offer season 62; Wilson, KC 54; Cruz, Sea 34; 'T il be back for another year, but Burleson and Jim Rice and a two-run WedncMluy's Results Bonds, Clev 30; Bumbry, Balt, Otis, first I'll see you in the playoffs this error by Twins second baseman Rob Cleveland 13. California 3 tickets on the west (Yale) side of the Yale Bowl. Previously gig Problem KC and Wills, Tex 28. year,■' he told reporters in the locker Wilfong. The Sox added two more in Detroit 3, Oakland 1 season tickets have teen available only on the east side of the coach Joe Patemo’s big problem Pileliinp Vielories room. the seventh on doubles by Burleson Chicago 4, Milwaukee 3 Bowl. will be to find a quarterback to National League — Niekro, Hou 17- and Fred Lynn and Ted Sizemore's replace graduated All-America Before a downpour forced players Boston 9. Minnesota 4 The new plan features reserve seat from the Yale alumni. They an- 7; Niekro, Atl 16-16; LaCoss, Cin 14- single. Chuck Fusina. U Patemo can find to leave the field, Yazstrzemski Kansas City 3, New York 1 locations above the promedad ticipate equally strong support for 5; Reuschel, Chi 14-7; Espinosa. Phil Boston exploded for four more runs one from a group of four in- received a Distinguished Service Seattle 6. Toronto 3 between portals 15 and 17. In addition the plan from the general public. 13- 9; Richard, Hou 13-12. in the eighth, an inning highlighted by Award from the Greater Minneapolis Today'll Games to the newiy availabie prime seating “We have felt for some time that experienced youngsters, the Nittany American League — Flanagan, Butch Hobson’s run-scoring single, Chamber of Commerce. Earlier in Texas (Jenkins 13-9) at Baltimore the plan offers a number of other ad- there has been a desire by the public Lions should be strong enough to con- Balt 17-7; Eckersley, Bos and John, the day, he floated down the Evans’ RBI double, Gary Allenson's (McGregor 8-4). n tend for the national championship NY 16-6; Koosman, Minn 16-10; vantages. including the option of for a plan such as this,” stated Mississippi River fishing. sacrifice fly and a wild pitch. Oakland (Langford 8-13) at retaining the same seat locations in Gregory. “This plan is in part a reac- again. D.Martinez, Balt 14-9; Sorensen. Mil Minnesota’s hot-hitting Ken Lan- Pittsburgh figures to be Penn "What's so special about turning 40 Cleveland (Wise 13-7), n subsequent seasons or improving tion to the desire and will satisfy the 14- 12. dreaux hit his ninth homer in the first State’s stiffest competition for the years old? It's just another day, isn't them if better seats become many requests we’ve had to initiate a Earned Run \>erape to cut the lead to 3-2 and the Twins Lambert Trophy as the best in the it? But I'll say this, 1 can't think of a available. Season ticket holders will strategy which will offer improved, National League — Rogers, Mtl added two more in the eighth on an East. Unlike Penn State, Pitt has a better way to spend a 40th," he said also be given priority for season long term seating to season ticket 2.79; LaCoss. Cin 2.82; Andujar, Hou RBI sihgle by Wilfong and an error. Hockey Trade fine quarterback in Rick Trocano 2.84; Hume. Cin 2.85; Hooton. LA with rod and reel in hand. parking spaces as they become holders. Yastrzemski added offensive "It was an inside slider." Lan- and, with 13 starters returning. 2.91. MONTREAL (UPII - The Detroit available. punch while Bob Stanley and Dick dreaux said about the pitch he parked Red Wings have traded forward An- “We are exploring new ways to im- Volunteers Needed Coach Jackie Sherrill is optimistic American League — Kern. Tex in the bleachers. "They always try to Drago combined on a seven-hitter to dre St. Laurent to the Los Angeles prove the public’s access to Yale Volunteers to serve as rope guards the Panthers can once again reach a 1.46; Marshall. Minn 2.59; Guidry. pitch me inside but it doesn't work. " dash the Twins' hopes of a three- Kings for forward Dale McCourt, football,” commented Yale Athletic and ushers in the Yale Bowl are bowl game. NY 2.64; Eckersley. Bos 2.75; John. The Panthers’ also will be facing game series sweep. National Hockey League President Director Frank Ryan. “This season needed for the six home football NY 2.90. an easier schedule than they have in "This was a big game for me. I John Ziegler announced Wednesday. ticket plan will enable the public to games to be played by Yale this fall. Champions in Eastern Softball League Slrikeuiils Add One Run for Reds recent years with such tough op- kept the ball down and changed ■rhe agreement also gives Los obtain improved seat locations both Interested parties should contact Joe National League — Richard, Hou ponents as Florida State and Notre Cincinnati’s Cesar Geronimo slides under Montreal catcher speeds well, " Stanley said. Angeles a first or second choice in now and in the future. We are com- Festa, Supervisor of Game Atten- mickas, Dan Larson, Tony Falcetta, Bill 232; Niekro, Atl 150; Carlton, Phil Fall Practice Dame having been removed from the Army & Navy Club captured the 147; Blyleven, Pitt 134; Perry, SD Gary Carter to score in seventh inning yesterday in 7-2 Reds' He went 7 1-3 innings to earn his the 1980 draft, or a first choice in 1980 mitted to ensuring that season ticket dants, at the Yale Athletic Depart- Belekewicz, Manager A1 Kuzmickas. Front agenda. Manchester Recreation Department’s Slow 132. 12th win against nine losses. Drago and 1981. holders can anticipate having the ment Mondays through Fridays at row, Joe Peck, Rich Clapp, Bob Gagnon, Tom victory. Calling play is Ump Jim Quick. (UPI Photo) got the final two outs in the eighth, Dates at MHS Pitch Eastern Softball League. Squad American League — Ryan, Cal 178; same or better ticket locations in 436-1947 or 4364)100. The dates for Conran, Phil Custer and Walt LaRich. Guidry, NY 147, Flanagan, Balt 146; allowing no hits. subsequent seasons.” guards and ushers are: Sept. 22 Injury Hurt members, top row (1. to r.) Artie Clarke, “Stanley pitched well. It was his Practice for Manchester High (Herald Photo by Adamson) Jenkins, Tex 135; Koosman. Minn Chadwick Signs According to both Ryan and (Brown); Sept. 29 (UConn); Oct. 6 Many college football followers Mike Gardner, Wayne Gagnon, Rich Kuz- best start since the All-Star game," athletic squads wilt be held as Associate Athletic Director Jack 122. BUFFALO, N Y. (UPI) - The Buf- (Colgate); Oct. 13 (Dartmouth); said Boston Manager Don Zimmer. follows next week, Dick Cobb, direc- Sa\ es falo Sabres said Wednesday they had Gregory, the new season ticket plan Oct. 27 (Pennsylvania); Nov. 17 National League — Sutter, Chi 32; Yanks Checked The Sox pilot also praised the tor of athletics, announced. has already met with great success (Harvard). signed ex-NHL goaltender Ed pitching of loser Dave Goltz, 11-9, Cross country (boys) Tuesday at 6; Jal Alai Results Tekulve, Pitt 23; Garber. Atl 22; Chadwick as a special assignment Bair, Cin, Sambito, Hou and Lavelle, who collected seven strikeouts while Cross country (girls) Monday at 6; Field hockey - Monday at 8:30 a m.; scout. Champions SF 15. yielding nine hits and four earned MMISMY runs. Soccer Monday at 5:30; Girls' swim- Chadwick. 46, had worked lor the rm SnOTTK Tomt American League — Marshall, By Larry Gura New York Islanders since 1972. The nST: 2 FiBtt MmIk 4i0 4T« 7 l i S i p K t C n j 22.40 4.40 11.40 4 kirn 14.20 6.40 4.207 Zolaica 12.40 7.40 5.60 ming Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Bennet 7.00 3.00 "Some of our hitters thought he At ERCC 4 M t p a kme IM IM II.M I kafl Im S.M 5 41 4 U bM 4.00 4.40 3 Isis I 5.20 5.40 1 ZabaU Minn 25; Kern, Tex 21; Monge, Clev terms of the contract were not an- 4.20 16; Stanhouse, Balt, Clear, Cal and was as tough as he’s been all year, " Junior High; Volleyball Monday at 9 fZceiMnrI 7.41 m 7 U bmn 6il 2 temps Jm SiO 1 CaranenOi 3.60 6 Ssroa Zimmer said. am. nounced. IFaHsMni iU M l a 1-2 U4.40 M i l 4-7 444i0 Ma 3-4 446.40 Qeinieta 1-7 43340 Lopez, Det 13. NEW YORK (UPI) — It was easy as one, two, three. ' Champions have been 2-4 m 4 l Hdtdt 2-1 S7SJ4 NHtda 7-4 4121.44 rerfMta 4-3 4106.30 PeHeda 7-1 4140.10 ’’I had three things going for me tonight,” said Larry Gura, crowned in the Junior Divi- EAST fvtecti 4-2 s u i t Triiccta 2-1-7 4414.40 Triferts 7-4-2 4444.70 Trileda 4-3-8 41.360.00 Trrfecta 7-1-6 4576.30 sion at Ellington Ridge Trifsdi 4-2-1 m t 4 l sort DOmt OEYOmi : after pitching a five-hitter to lift the Kansas City Royals to a 3-1 14.44 4.44 S.40 2 M s Cares 14.40 4.04 3.40 6 Erwa Eccnam 16.00 7.60 4.20 5 Zulaica Irionde 113.00 6.40 4.20 victory over the New York Yankees. “One, the at ’em ball, me Country Club. 17.44 2 4JI 744 S.44 4.44 4 Irtaas t$»a 4.20 3.40 3 Ana Ash ■ 4.60 4.60 2 Bascaran Caamena 7 i0 2.60 Age categories were 11- 2 Fvrts U id i 7.44 3J4 SJI 3 Bs Ecanm 3.40 4 IMa Usnet 4.60 1 Enebio Odwa 2.60 Anderson Learned Early 1 h*!i0n tmMna 444 QM 1-S 431.40 Qmela 3-6 432J0 QiM 2-5 426.60 and (catcher) Darrell Porter outguessed them a lot, and the 12, 12-14 and 1517 for both BALTIMORE COLTS tewela 2-4 431.40 Sports Slate mUi 2-7 440 44 Mccti 4-1 4140.40 ferfseta 2-4 411790 PeriKtJ 6-3 499.90 PeHecta 5-2 496.90 defense,” It was the fourth career three- boys and girls. The "tranchise" Is back In apparently good shape Refer- Fvfscta 7-2 fltt.44 Trifsdi 4-1-4 4U42.N Trifseta 2-4-3 4291J0 Trifacta 6-3-4 4944.60 Trifecta 5-2-1 4449.40 Gura kept the Yankees in check, hitter and third of the season for ence Is to Bert Jones, spiritual and physical heart ol this Trilscti 7-21 S1JS4J4 WTH: TWILFTH: Radio. TV Tonifzlit Winners were: Boys 15- club. It was hurt as bad as his shoulder last season and 4 Zalaka Usnet 12.00 7.60 3.60 2 Orbea ■ Ureiiafal240 5.40 2.60 except for a ninth-inning RBI single 5.00 3.00 Gura. The left-hander struck out four 17 - 27 Holes Gross, - Don drooped to 5-t1 after topping division for three years. But 3 2abala Odisa 6.00 4.60 7 ZabaU lavier 7:30 • Ranperfi V8. Orioles, by Lenny Randle. The triumph Value of Press Relations 2 Enwa Cvameni 440 1 Ai ca A$i$ I 3.60 and walked one to boost his record to Cable Cieri Jr., 120, Kevin supporting cast has dropped in quality, leaving coach Ted QuinieU 3-4 456.60 QuiniHa 2-7 452.40 snapped New York's four-game win- Marchibroda with big job ol not only building up squad buf 9 • Cosmos vs. Tulsa, (di.9 9-9. By MILT RICHMAN Tiger players when he became their ment men and groundskeepers that Ferrigno 125; Net, Bob Perfecta 4-3 4136.20 Perfeda 2-7 4162.70 ning streak. The win saved Its morale as well. Jal Alai Entries TfilecU 4-T2 4237.00 Trifcda 2-7-1 4U0U0 new manager nine weeks ago. this game is so great, it doesn’t real- Quigley 134-27-107, Dan Attendance 3,033 the Royals from a NEW YORK (UPI) - "I told them I didn’t want them ly need any of us.” OFFENSE TDim H«le 226.774 Rencurrel 134-22t6. Jeff RMtSMY SeVDOft three-game sweep Sparky Anderson received his running into the trainer’s room,” he Sparky Anderson is a throwback to Hodges 167-51-116. Jones is soul of this club. Also its outstanding individual l.tm h IbiM idil I.brw M i Ltm by the Yankees, talent. Return presages immediate winning expectations. Ustsl ite k iR lAzca iflrsM P earliest baseball education the says. “I held a meeting with the those days, not that long ago, when IFaAa-laR 6.Rerre who have beaten Also imported ex-Lion Qreg Landry for insurance. Got S-ArtiM ilttC VM i lifier Deacon Returns same place all of us did — from players and said to them it was up to players played professional baseball Boys 13-14 - 18 Holes - 4.Me«iinrl 7.ZMI ilira c * 7.SSTM lUma the Royals three each one of them to be a man here. I primarily because they loved the Gross, Russ Fricke 97, spectacular play from Joe Washington at halfback last iBa-taMi 4^ Cvss Site Itscarw the newspaper. year; Don McCauley Is reliable in relief. But there's still LIraieUROa oEvomt straight years for said, 'If you do not wish to speak to a game and secondly for the money. Dave Hamilton 102; Net, ooni: Kids, get a free Growing up in the Los Angeles area noticeable gap at fullback. Almost as important as Jones's l.lMCSr»4MMt l.Am -tesiriil 2. DmiiC»4]r«M{i the AL championship. writer, it’s up to you to tell him, “I’d “Let’s face it, where do you get an Dan Quigley 113-28-85. recovery is return to form of his favorite target. Roger Carr. 3.Eis«b9S-A»l 4. IsnWiCwts ItecsstAerre 4. tm-CaranesA In other AL games, Cleveland when the Pacific Coast League had rather not speak at this time.’” If he opportunity to live in the style you do Kevin Hodges 129-40-89, Expect Reese McCall to develop into starter at tight end. LFaM iinil 2. I r a ie l a r k n i 5. ArtiM^rfMca 6. Iv iR ts ^a R H ii iZriwa-Zstei 6. Zatela-iatier bike safety To Bengal Camp 7. Artins-Ssrsi L LMtea-Garrta one of its franchises there, Anderson IPrte^lMt 4.M im UAuMtmnt LEJBMS-Zewi trounced California, 13-3, Detroit doesn’t accept that, you have the in the big league?” he asked. “Your Kent Newhinney 141-40-101. Strong In middle up front, but need competent tackle to $4*$ luiptei Ftwirre would go get the paper every mor- replace retired Ge^ge Kunz. Soccer-styler Toni Linhart Aits-Ssrsi coloring book! NEW YORK (UPI) -- The Deacon has returned to Cincinnati. downed Oakland, 3-1, Chicago right to walk away.” hotel is paid for, your food is paid for, 7.teme**ted» iMMerl ■mt mofm defeated Milwaukee, 4-3, Boston ning, turn to the sports section first Boys 11-12 — 9 Holes — just so*$o as place-kicker. Rating: B 4sbi teeete Carea l.Att»U««i 2. teipn firiM fiii lOrteaN-Sarea “I got upset over a headline once,” and the expenses are paid for your 4. Ia$ar» Irteite 1 Running back David “Deacon” Turner, who quit the Bengals topped Minnesota, 9-4, and Seattle as a matter of course and study the Gross, Gary Rencurrel 49, vm. 3.Art«»4ri«rfsl 4.ZMa-ZifB XAzcs-Ecoam he remembers. “The story was 100 travel. This is apart from your DEFENSE 1.2aC»Uiria LFawMa LEbcNs-Sst n 6. t n n hrirr 5. t i n firiti 6. Zriaica-AiisI LZabab-Piprre And here’s a contest just for you, too! for unexplained reasons at the start of training camp, returned beat Toronto, 6-3. box scores of both the Angels and percent the way I told it to the salary. Sure, this is the free enter- Matt Danizekis 69. What once looked like prospective best Front Four in game 3.U-IMa 4. fcu p ii ht i 7. ZNakt-Cccaarrs L lascirai^ariti 7. Ctetbis Iwitr ihteCarea Stet ter«c*-Zteii to the team Wednesday Indiuns 13, AiipclH 3 Hollywood Stars. writer, it was only the headline that prise system, and everyone in every quickly deteriorated. Doubtful they'll get anything out of S. C a r t e l Ssfc$ Oitei Nfitrre tice next week. And while the ballplayers, of contract-plagued John Dutton; Mike Barnes had gimpy MhOW-™ eiwmwenri “He came to us and said he’s Rick Manning, Mike Hargrove, was at variance. Seeing the headline industry is entitled to make a good Girls 11-13 - 18 Holes - Sabi bm ertM hi knee. Joe Ehrmann had trouble concentrating, so tackle Wi n a Gr a n d P r i z e prepared to play," said Bengals' -Denver Head Coach Red Miller Toby Harrah and Bobby Bonds course, are the ones responsible for made it sound like I was bad- salary, but it seems to me that some Gross, Kathleen Ferrigno nant said Norris Weese will start at all the drama and excitement in the 100, Lisa Peracchio 112. play suffered. End Fred Cook was steadiest. Linebacking l.F K h Z M hw i Assistant General Manager Mike rapped out three hits apiece to spark mouthing the Dodgers, which I people in baseball are only going to also question mark because Tom MacLeod retired, Mike Ib n , 4.Wtc*i Huffy Bi ke Brown. "He recognized he made a quarterback Friday in Denver's the Indians. game. Sparky Anderson agrees with wasn’t. I told the writer about it and feed a fake ego with dollars.” Woods hasn't used his obvious talent. Drafted Barry S-Cnt ea* 25 Huffy bicycles to be Girls 11-12 - 9 Holes - mistake by leaving and he's back preseason finale against New 'I'ipiTB 3, ,\'h I me the newspapers serve as the basic Insofar as those players who refuse Krauss No. 1 and immediately staked out job for him as T.Mk I lu given away. Type and he told me the truth — he did not con- Gross, Beth Campbell 72, iw iZ m i trying to correct it." England at Mile High Stadium. Alan Trammell belted a two-run historic record of all that drama and middle man. That's asking lot of rookie. Secondary could size appropriate trol the headline. For me, that was a to talk to the press are concerned, Laurie Munro 78; Net, use help on corners; safeties are stable with Bruce Laird. nnt LABOR DAY to your age. "1 think Deacon can contribute To Miller said Dave Preston and Jim homer in the first inning and Milt excitement, and in so doing, they learning process. I learned the ones who amuse me most are l.fa»tjW a M foeki Jensen would start at running back, quite naturally generate tan interest ,Tammy Munro 84-35-49. Lyle Blackwood. Desperately need reliable punter. Rating: 3.MclrtKl» l.fcwWIJ,! this team because he's got a world of Wilcox and Aurelio Lopez combined something by that.” those who believe that without them, C with Vince Kinney and Rick S.lnqri4nl lielniirl 2nd. Prize- talent," he added. on an eight-hitter to lift the Tigers. in both the players and the game. The former Reds’ manager feels we reporters won’t have anything to MnaHwh LU«na WEEKEND lll^ m Upchurch in the receiver positions. Chip and Putt - Carrie Although it was not announced why While Sox 4, Brewers 3 Some ballplayers can’t see that. that escalated salaries are as much write about. I’m afraid they’re not up PREDICTION SWi M ip n M n r .l win bike Kinney will replace Haven Moses, They show a Grilli won with Cindy Mun- Too much is wrapped around leadership of one man. smt Turner left, it was believed he feared Chet Lemon, who walked out on his responsible for some players on their history. l.liiphaiii ZfencfMMil accessories who is out with an eye injury. team Tuesday, returned Wednesday tendency to so second. Randy Sanborn There's enough talent on hand to up victory total beyond SPEUAL J U P he might not lit in with the Bengals avoiding newsmen as anything else. five. But defense will drag 'em down. I predict fourth place IbnM w a «.U4cmrrt An assortment of 50 bicycle acces* - The Minnesota Vikings picked up won in the boys’ group with LIm M iw I llneeOlnl this season because the club had and singled home Lamar Johnson become unhappy “When they say money is the root in AFC East. sory packages will be given away. « ,-’g$a linebacker Joe Harris on waivers Ted Danlzelis and Brian ThtawWil l.0ieuainK< drafted running back Charles with the winning run in the eighth in- when their version of all evil, they are stating a fact,’.’ Familiar Voices (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) SWirHtTlWa from San Francisco and cut rookie Quigley second and third. Alexander in the first round. ning to snap the White Sox’ three- of the truth doesn’t Anderson says. “Society is changing NEW YORK (UPI) - Red Barber Save Gas - Save Money 3rd. Prize- linebacker Jerry Meter, a No. 5 draft In other news, the Pittsburgh game losing streak. coincide with the and so is baseball. When you sudden- and Mel Allen, two of the greatest mm choice from Michigan. Vikings’ stay Home Labor Day Weekend win a book Steelers placed three-year veteran Mariners 6, Blue Jays 3 reporter’s, and ly take people making relatively or- names in sports broadcasting, will be PLAINVILLE 1 Coach Bud Grant also announced 50 to be given away by Western offensive lineman Ray Pinney on the Larry Cox and Ruppert Jones each lately, they think dinary salaries and start paying reunited to do the play-by-play of the We’ll Entertain You there would be no changes in his star- Publishing Company. injured reserve list, bringing the blasted two-run homers and Rick they have d is- them better than presidents of long Little League World Series Aug. 25 PARKER STREET warn ting team against the Kansas City squad's roster to the required 50- Honeycutt pitched a five-hitter to covered the most established successful companies, for national television. Sat 3!1 MK.25 Come Into any Car Care player limit. Chiefs tonight at Metropolitan power the Mariners to their fourth effective way of — USED AUTO PARTS, INC. then you get a backlash. We have Both men are known for their dis- .■u in A tQ iiB e — . Man Automotive Parts A Steelers' spokesman said Stadium in Bloomington, Minn. straight victory. hampering a Anderson TO BUY some people thinking they have the tinctive baseball broadcasting styles. ALL GAMES 25« 1979. Winnen will bo UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IrM T n iiiii'i^ .v Y W Store and pick up your Pinney. a second-round draft choice newsman is by not talking to him. money now, so they don’t need Who Says Bowling Is Expansive notified by mall by in 1976, underw ent successful It never dawns on players who do Records Established contest entry blank and October 31,1979. One Chet Lemon Ends Walkout anything or anybody else. How wrong % ------warn 73d a FREE 40-page bike stomach surgery Wednesday at West this they are hurting themselves CLEAN prize per lamlly. Void they are. WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) - Skymysr Im wherover Penn Hospital. Pinney had com- MILWAUKEE (UPI) -- Chet Lemon, the Chicago White Sox much more than they are hurting any “Now you take my case. I signed a lla « a lio n 7 2 0 0 (L activity book. Superior Sweep set a track and Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts Brunswick Parkado prohibited plained of stomach pains since un- center fielder who abruptly walked out on the team before a reporter. He’s going to get his story, contract with Detroit that has five No purchase iwcattanr. anyway, no matter how many stakes record Wednesday night when USED CARS MODinED Contnl closet Augutl 31, by lew. dergoing an appendectomy in June. double-header Tuesday with Milwaukee, was back in the lineup years to go after this. I’ll be 50 when she completed a mile in 2:00 3-5 to Lanas Running back Rocky Bleier, defen- obstacles he encounters along the NOW BUYING LATE MODEL AUT0MCE8 that contract runs out and I could capture the $50,036 Lady Suffolk sive back Donnie Shell and defensive Wednesday night. way. And this concept has certainly So# ut tor brand-natno auto parfa and Howl probably live okay on my pension. Trot, closing the summer harness N urt e ry Provid e d 8 t NIte lineman Tom Beasley will not play in Lenjon talked with club President Bill Veeck in Chicago early crossed the mind of Sparky Ander- WRECKS AND JUNK CARS CARTER But next to my family, this game is Wednesday, then returned to Milwaukee. Veeck said the two season at Roosevelt Raceway. S0L 2SS; Pittsburgh's final preseason game son. the most important thing in my life. I Superior Sweep, driven by Carl $6. adm. - a and under 12 With most ball clubs, the trainer’s Manchsatar Parkada Saturday night against the Cowboys agreed on docking Lemon a day’s pay (about $825 based on a 182- need this game, it doesn’t ne^ me. Allen and owned by Loren Houston, Call Us at 649-3391 yra. B9« • under a yra. Praa. room is off limits to all members of in Dallas, the spokesman said. day season), even though Lemon missed both games of the This game can survive without finished three-quarters of a length 775 Parker St., Manchester 3461/2 W. Middle Tpka. PAP AUTO PARTS Bleier and Shell are suffering from the media, so that’s the first place double-header. “It was nothing specific, really,” Veeck, in George Anderson, I suggest to all the ahead of Countess Advocate and ^^M on^-M ^^5^at8to^ 11929 Main 81., M ancheiltf nJUNVUE STADINI ail i. HMl TMfSl strained knees, and Beasley has a some of the players head for in the players, general managers, farm TEL. Me-(M64 air » n iim U . CT. Chicago, said of the walkout. “Just an accumulation of clubhouse and it was one of the first returned $8.60 to win. Namarra was sprained ankle. The spokesman said directors and right down to the equip- third and Pagan Princess fourth. all were expected to return to prac- frustrations and disappointments.” things Anderson talked about to the EVENING HERALD, "Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOliRTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23. 1979 Gardening Course Set On Antiques and example of antiques from their pewter, candlesticks and fireplace Bolton Blueberry Patch Is a Neighborly Place BRIDEGPORT - ’Two of the area’s most noted antiquarians, Joan collection to illustrate their lectures. equipment. . and Vincent Morris, wili offer a six- In addition, students may bring in The Morris’ have lectured on an- By FRANK ATWOOD Birds Kept Out Pint vs. Pound session course in “American An- their own pieces for discussion and tiques for more than 15 years and There is a neighborly atmosphere The Manning lot is protected from When the season is over the net tiques” at the Museum of Art, evaluation. have spoken at the Metropolitan about the pick-your-own blueberry birds on the top and all four sides. must be taken down and stored for Museum of art and many other Science & Industry this fali. Among the topics they will cover patch. High posts and support wires that the winter. It is in the three panels, The ciasses will be held, starting are: American furniture styles — museums. Some pickers have been coming to hold the net above head level for tall two that are 75 feet wide and one that The authors of many articles for Oct. 11, from 8 to 10 p.m. They are Pilgrim Century, William and Mary, the Manning lot in Bolton each pickers. Each picker is provided with is SO feet wide. It is made specifically publications in their field, they are designed to provide the antique Chippendale, Queen Mary and summer for many years. They know an empty plastic containers hung on for blueberries, of nylon, with holes collector or those interested in an- others, the tools and materials which also consultants to museums and the eight Manning children and have a ribbon or a cord around the neck, seven-eighths of an inch across. The tique furniture and artifacts with a were used at different periods, historical societies. watched them grow up. They greet leaving both hands free. Some storage the panels are rolled up on working knowledge of different restdration, furniture woods, sign of For further information, contact the customers of the family, they pickers hold the tip of a branch in one long twoby-fours. styles, periods and workmanship, so age, hardware, how to recognize the museum. It is located one mile know and ask for the well-being of band and pick with the other. Some I asked if this summer’s dry that the student can learn in a prac- frauds, paint and patina and south of Exit 47 on the Merritt older brothers and sisters who are can pick with both hands. weather had been a handicap and tical way how to authenticate and refinishing. They will also discuss Parkway, at 4450 Park Avenue, away from home. Each picker is expected to bring a Mrs. Manning said no; the land in enjoy American antiques. the metals used in early american Bridegport. Mrs. Manning checked me into the container, such as a pail or kettle, to this part of Bolton has a water table The Morris’ will use colored slides households, such as brass and blueberry field and, before I started carry the berries home. The con- that is just about at ground level. picking, sat down with me to talk tainer is weighed when the picker is Trouble comes when there is too much rain, not when there is too lit- \ about the family enterprise. The checked in and the weight noted. I blueberries were there when the When the container is weighed again, tle. TV Tonight Mannings bought their home in 1966. filled or partly filled with berries, the The bushes are pruned during the There are 400 bushes and they fill weight of the container is subtracted winter. They are fertilized in the about a quarter of an acre. to find the weight of the, berries. spring. They are sprayed twice with 6:00 d ) a Lavam* & Shirtay 11:10 (1969) William Smith. Valerie Ernest Manning, who died three When I was there, the price was 50 an all-purpose fruit spray mix and di(i)®aN«wt (5) MovI* "Desperale Momenl “ 13 An Engllahman'a Caatl* Starrett. the grass is cut with a power mower. (1953) Dirk Bogarde. Mai Zeller- years ago, “really enjoyed” the cents a pound. ® n » Br«)y Bunch 11:30 12:37 People who prefer to pick (SJokar'aWlid ling. An uprooted person in war- ®M*A*S’H (iD8Bar*tt* Uueberries, Mrs. Manning said, and ’ 9$ SS One* Upon A CiMSIc torn Berlin Is tricked into making ® 69 Staraky & Hutch he was a member of the family who Mrs. Manning says she has decided blueberries into regulation berry Japanese Students Visit 9S MyThrMSont a confession for a murder of IdX) ® Radng From Yonkar* 8 ® 8Tomorrow knew most about them. His widow that these bushes are of mid-season baskets pay 45 cents a pint. A pound gSQunwnoka which he is innocent. 2 hrs. 8 92 8 Tonight (B/WI and the oldest boys are “still lear- and late varieties. This year the lot is a little more than a pint. Mrs. Man- left, Stephanie Gudrian of South Windsor, 6:30 08 The Rifleman 1:30 Two students from Japan toured Wood a ® Protect U.F.O. 621 Captlonad ABC Nawa ® Jo* Franklin ning’’ how to run a blueberry planta- was opened for pickers July 20. There ning said she and the children have wife of the club president; Toshiko Ogawa of ® i Lov* Lucy a Nattonal Qaographic Spedal tried mounding up berries on a pint Memorial Library in South Windsor recently (S Bowling For Dollar* a Ha* Haw Honeys 12:00 2:00 tion. will be plenty of berries through a @ a NBC Nmm a Jack Van Imp* Special ® Th* Gong Show 92 Gat Smart basket until they rolled off but never 2 as part of their visit to the United States Fujinomiya City; Rie Shimada of Fukuyama The Mannings were told that there August, and a scantier supply in ear- a 621 Ov*r Easy & Mastarplao* Thaatr* ® Movie “The Ship Thai Died piled them high enough to weigh a which was sponsored by the South Windsor City; and Robert J. Myette, deputy mayor of a Adam-12 01 Shame“ (1956) Richard 2:30 are seven varieties of berries in the ly September. The lot will be closed, 6:30 Attenborough. George Baker. ® New* lot, but, if they ever had the names of probably, at the end of August. pound. Lions Club. Looking over books are, from South Windsor. (Herald photo by Pinto) 6:55 d) a Angle 92 Th* Odd Coupl* a Now* (S) Dr. Scott On Habrawt these varieties, that information has Picking for herself, Mrs. Manning a Spadai Edition 38 Tire Rifleman :31 Insulation Is a Trap 7:00 0:00 1=_MovI* "The Shanghai been lost. Mrs. Manning thinks the said she had found blueberries the S) CBS Maws (3) Bamaby Jonas 12:05 Story" (1954) Ruth Roman. bushes were set out 15 to perhaps 20 middle of October, but not enough for BOSTON (UPI) — People who try ® Tha Brady Bunch Q)CBS Lata Movie ' Rainlree I Baniay Miller Counly“ (1958) Montgomery Edmond O’Brien, years ago, and, of course, must be pick-your-own operation. to save energy by insulating their ® a ABC News a ®laOulnr 8 Quincy Status Symbols Just $12,50 Clift, Elizabeth Taylor 2:46 varieties that were available in those homes may trap increased amounts (D a Dating Qama ” We go back to school in 0 Movf« "The Black Rose" ® Now* OS Faatival 01 Faith (1950) Tyrone Power. Orson 12:30 years. September,” Mrs. Manning said. of toxic chemicals inside their Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, publisher aSouiTrain Welles. A 13th-century English (S Movie "Run, Angel. Run" 3 WORCESTER. Mass, l UPI) - For citizens to catch horse thieves and Some of the newer varieties Several of the children are in school houses, engineers say. of The New York Times, bought one ® Nawa Saxon travels Oriental caravan The insulation prevents normal just $12.50. you can buy a genuine later made a fund-raising arm of a DIckCavatt routes seeking trade secrets. (2 produce larger berries. There are or college and Mrs. Manning goes and so did Rep. John Brademus, D- a Chico Arut Th* Man status symbol — a navy blue necktie AAS — were also given a chance to hrs., 30 min.) people who will tell you that the older back to work as payroll clerk for the exchange of the hazardous fumes Ind, McCorison said. 62) Amarlc* Altar Viatnam SZ) PI«do« BrMk with a tiny gold monogram of the buy them, he said. varieties have better flavor. The Bolton public schools. The young with the outside, two researchers But many members were not im- 7:30 basis by Mrs. Anne Manning and her children American Antiquarian Society, the The highly exclusive AAS. founded 9:08 Mother and children are blueberry pickers Mannings encourage pickers to taste Mannings, five girls and three boys, told a meeting of the American pressed by the offer. Since March (S P.M. Magailna ® The Qantle Killert Institute of Chemical Engineers oldest historical society in the nation. in 1812, has numbered 12 U.S. ® Movla "Fanny” (1961) Mau- in the Andrew Pinto family of Bolton. Left to of Watrous Road, Bolton. (Herald photo by the berries from different bushes and are age 11 to 25. "Two will be in 1978, only 200 of the 450 ties have been rice Chevalier. Leslie Caron. A 9:10 Tuesday. The supply is limiied. but don’t presidents among its members. 0 Johnny Bolinda right. Drew, Andra and “Pat” Pinto at Pinto) choose one they like. college this year. And a letter advertising the ties sold. pregnani young Frenchwoman is hurry. The society has been trying to “They’re not silk and I’ve gotten abandoned by her sailor 9:30 blueberry patch operated on a pick-your-own get rid of them for more than a year said: “ Ponder, if you will, the boyfriend. 2 1/2 hrs. d ) @ Cartar Country satisfaction one shall feel upon some criticism because they’re not ® Family Faud and fewer than half have been sold. (S Nawl^md Qama 10:00 Clip the cost of eating gazing in some foreign part upon a silk, ” McCorison said. But they are Director Marcus A. McCorison made of ‘‘indestructable, non- 62 Sh* Na Na d) Nawa under the Orange Roof. said Wednesday the ‘‘finely stranger wearing an AAS 6$ 62) MacNall / Lahrar Report ( £ 0 2 0 / 2 0 Space Technology America’s Largest Antenna Mangfacturer neckpiece.’’ crushable" synthetic fabric, he said. a ’Th* Gong Show (£ Naw York Report fashioned cravats’’ with the “AAS ” “One lady was distressed that we a Dick Van Dyke ® O 0 Mrs. Columbo mongram were originally purchased “ Instantly he will be recognized as a TIcTac Dough ALL YOU CAN U T SPECULS... R a d io / h a e K hadn’t provided a scarf for the 10:05 from a London men’s shop and a person of peerless character, of 8:00 O Mastarplaca Theatre Aids Handicapped quick understanding, of faultless ladies.” he added. (3) The Walton* offered to the society’s 350 elected “We haven’t sold them to the 10:30 MONDAYS- taste ... in short A True An- (7) Latin New York WASHINGTON ( U P I i - He said the aids range members to help raise money for Its public yet, but I guess we’re getting FRIED C H IC K E N ...... *3.29 tiquarian” 11:00 Volunteers receiving ar- from rechargeable heart book fund. desperate enough that if anybody Theater TUESDAYS- . pacemakers to more effec- Members of “the ancient and not “ 1 thought it would be fun,” d ) d ) ® 0 0 Nawa tificial hip joints in the wants one, they can have one,” he (X) Mlaalon: Impoaaibla SPAGHETTI ...... *3.09 tive early warning terribly honorable” Worcester McCorison said. ‘‘It’s purely near future may have said. Schedule (£ Benny Hid WEDNESDAYS- diagnostic tools. Association of Mutual Aid in Detec- frivolous." 0 Dick Van Dyke miniature gauges and tiny FACTORY-DIRECT SPECIAL FISH FRY O .SS C 0 Beet Of Buma And Allan transmitters attached to "Many of these aids are ting Thieves — organized in 1795 bv THURSDAY THURSDAYS-...... their prostheses to opening the door to the E. Hartford Drive-In — BON APPETIT REST. TURKEY...... *3.29 handicapped and elderly, “Star Wars” 8:10: “ Butch and measure the stresses they RTE *3, ELLINGTON FRIDAYS- enabling them to work and Sundance, the Early Days” encounter. Pony Express Race Finished FRIDAY CLAM FRY ...... •3,89 The gauges will help to lead more comfortable, 10:15 productive lives,” Frosch E. Windsor Drive-In — SPECIAL OF THE DAY HAPPY HOUR 99"; bioengineers determine SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPII - Pony Express as part of a race spon- the 100th anniversary of the death of “Unidentified Flying Odd- why a large percentage of said. "Many other of the TV ANTENNA PURCHASE! OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY aids still under study Recapturing the spirit of the Old sored by the British Post Office. Sir Rowland Hill, inventor of the first ball” 8:10; “Jungle Book ” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY the artificial joints suffer West’s fabled Pony Express, 11 “I don’t know how those Pony adhesive postage stamp. Hill’s 9:45 TENDERLOIN mechanical failure in promise to do even more.” weary and saddle-sore riders trotted Express riders did it,” said Dr. gummed stamps began the switch to Mansfield Drive-In — MARSALA j|^ 394 Tolland Turnpik. younger, more active He said aerospace their horses into town at high noon, Kerry Ridgeway of Santa Rosa, who prepaid mail delivery. “Moonrake” "Zardoz” — patients. technology cannot meet ail ending a 1,905-mile trek from St. tied for first place in the race with A silver cup with the names of the Show stars at dusk Manch..t.r The devices are a direct the needs of the elderly or Manchester Drive-In — Joseph, Mo. David Wilkenson of Cheyenne, Wyo. winners will be placed at the Pony $5.95 WOLUAPt) outgrowth of sensors and solve all of the problems of “Condominium” 8:15: “ King The seven men and four women “I’ve never done anything as hard Express Museum in the old Patee INCLUDES PASTA. JoH nsonS telemetry systems the handicapped, "but Frat” 9:30; “Sex on the VEQETABLE, GREEN SALAD 649-6220 some of the new materials, arrived in a Western-style section of in my life,” Wilkenson said at the end House in St. Joseph. Mo., where the Groove Tube” 11:00 designed by space the state capital Wednesday after of the 39-day trip. Old West mail delivery system Vernon Cine 1 — “Escape engineers to detect the devices and processes that retracing the legendary route of the The riders took to the trail to mark began. from Alcatraz" 7:36-9:35 strains rockets were sub- have been developed for Vernon Cine 2 — “ Meat- jected to during launch in aerospace uses will indeed Replace Your Worn-Out as balls” 7:10-9:15 the 1960s. assist alleviating some of seen on AUGJ6 Such hip joint the problems — with the Antenna with an Archer Mrs. Vater Will Teach biotelemetry was one of 46 help of people who care. ” national examples listed by the The hip joint strain in Time for the New Fall '•ji ENDS THURSDAY gauge is being developed founded in 1890. It main- popular music, and dance, National Aeronautics and HARTFORD - Roberta ‘KING F B A r a ; j o by NASA's Jet Propulsion Peck Vater will join the tains two divisions; one is The other is the General Space Administration of Shows and Sports “CONDOMINIUM" SOS technology transferred Laboratory at Pasadena, faculty of the Hartford the Diploma Division, a E n ro llm en t D ivision, "SEX ON GROOVE TUBE” from aerospace research Calif., and the division of (and get better FM, too) Conservatory in two-year post high school o ffe rin g le s so n s and orthopedic surgery at the course of study in classes for children, teens STARTS FRIDAY to the needs of the han- September, to teach University of California at traditional music, jazz and and adults. dicapped and elderly. singing, piano, and voice Los Angeles. class in the school's jazz ^tlOOniRAKER In submitting the report and popular music depart- derosa to Congress. NASA ad- ment. ministrator Robert Frosch MARK ANTIL DISNEY’S aiPon said that although XEROX VISA' Mrs. Vater has often per- IJnIdeirttfled formed with Red Norvo, pioneering technology was MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP 0 v i n g MO, developed to satisfy Bobby Hackett. Teddy CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) Wilson and others, and has DANCE .^Jpddball® demanding needs of space COHES machinery, much of it is Pronto Printer recorded with Clark Terry, FBI., AUG. 24,1979 • 9 p.m. -1 a.m. [anBY 1007 Main St.. E.H. Frank Wess. George Ben- applicable to the special son and Willie Ruff. She is MT. CARMEL HALL 30 ROBERTS ST. lUMSI 3 'vX: ne^s of people on Earth. an exponent of the natural EAST HARTFORD use of voice. Also a com- poser. Mrs. Vater has DONATION $5/PERSON-TICKETS AT DOOR PARK H IU JOYCE COMPARES TO DELICIOUS MIDNIGHT BUFFET SUPERCOLOR written for piano, and is FLOWER SHOP composer-lyridist in jazz, DOOR PRIZES BYOB FREE SETUPS popular and musical ^ ID ANTENNAS theater styles. 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PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23,J979_ 13 13 Help Wanted BOLTON 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 H*lp Wanted I N V I T A T I O N Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted WANTED SEWING PUBLIC NOTICE MECHANICALLY machine bPERATORS COMPUTER OPERATOR - EXPERIENCED NEED COUNTER HELP - Mature SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms. 2 INCLINED PERSON Notice is hereby given that T O BI D BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Excellent opportunitv for a APPLY ONLY - Siding, and dependable. AM hours. baths, 3 bedrooms, family Ali Coming to Hartford; Ex|Penc^ in light plumbing Experience on ^wer sewing on Tuesday, September 4,1879 and dinner shifts. Apply at JM computer operator with some nd re Apply: Comer Soda Shop, 735 room. 20x40 in-ground pool am,re.«trical wjrjc V i t e to S V ^ ^ w e ^ l M V o r l at 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall Sealed bids will be received in Cavey's Restaurant, 45 East experience on IBM system HI 7424440. Main Street, Manchester. with cabana. .Garage, required. - the Office of The Director of . NURSWGSUPERVlSOii Box F, c/o Manchester rson: of Bolton, Connecticut, a Center Street, Manchester. Mod-12. Some programming Aluminum siding. Group I near home. Apply in pel General Services, 41 Center Private home health' care Herald. Roosevelt Mills, Veiernon, Public Hearing will be held by background and RPG II help- Realtors, Philbrick Agency, Street, Manchester, Connec- CARPENTERS- Immediate agency seeking full time ful but not necessary. 646- 4200. Conn. the Bolton Zoning Board of openings available. BURGER KING CHILD CARE WORKERS- Hospital Visit Canceled JANITORIAL HELP Appeals to hear the following ticut, until September 12,1979 nursing supervisor with Excellent company paid Oak Hill School has im- WANTED- East Hartford, at 11:00 a.m. for the Experienced framers. Own BSN and at least 2 years benefits. Contact Dennis CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, DELIVERY MEN - Full time. appeal: tools and transportation. Call mediate openings for Child against Ali's visit to Rocky Hill. South Windsor, Tolland area, following: community health Hickey at 569-2120. NMdu Mm a Womm To Care Workers to work with Remodeled Kitchen and any kind of internal schism over the Good working conditions, Case No. 604. Application of after 6:00 p.m., 568-4735. HARTFORD (IIPI) — Muhammad The veterans group objected to 5 to 9 p.m., Monday thru experience. Challenging Work Days, Evming, Full multi handicapped children in Baths. Aluminum siding, in- matter," he said. Friday. Middle a » man company benefits. Must have Operation of Bu» for Elder- Ali is coming to Hartford today, but plans to present Ali with an Brian W. Hedges of 83 Fenn- opportunity in the fastest CONSTRUCTION LABORER a Port Timo. Evoningt residential school. ground pool with patio and While some veterans decided they preferred. Roger C. Pease & drivers license. Apply h> ly or Handicapped FULL TIME SALES HELP to work on test boring drill rig privacy. Group I, Philbrick he won't visit Rocky Hill Veterans son to Turnpike TV 4 hrook Road. W. Hartford, for growing area of nursing from 5 to cloaing, must bo Experienced with han- didn't want to see Ali, a spokesman American flag, because Ali in 1967 Son, 875-6570. a variance to construct a The Town of Manchester is an for days. Knowledge of knit- throughout Connecticut and Agency, 646-4200. Home and Hospital because some Appliances. 273 West Middle ting and crocheting care. Salary negotiable. ovor 18- Froo Moalt, Paid dicapped children required. cited his Muslim religious beliefs and single dwelling on backland equal opportunity employer, Massachusetts. Pipe Full time year round position, patients don't wan! to see a boxer for the children's hospital said young FULL & PART TIME HELP T u r n p i k e . ______necessary. Call Knitters Send resume to: Vacation. Apply in person refused to be drafted. He was with less than the required and requires an affirmative experience helpful, paid second shift. Part time who refused to be drafted. patients there are looking forward to NEEDED- Retail experience World. 64M340, Tuesday thru travel time. New England between 2 and 6 p.m. stripped of his world heavyweight ti- NURSE AIDES 4 frontage, on French Road in action policy for all of its Con- weekend schedule also LEBANON- VA Room Ranch, The former heavyweight champ in- the visit, Ali's second. necessary. Apply in person: ^turday between 12 and 5:30. Boring Contractors, Inc. 633- available. Starting salary tle, sentenced to prison and fined, but Parkade Liggett-Rexali. LAUNDRESS- Part time and ^Iton. as required in Section tractors and Vendors as a con- Executiva OIractor 467 CENTER STREET IVk baths, fireplaced living stead will visit Newington Children's "We feel it's going to be an full time, all shifts. Enjoy 8158. ______$3.87 to $4.09 per hour. room, formal dining, kitchen enjoyable time for the patients,' the conviction was later overturned 7F of the Bolton Zoning dition of doing business with FULL OR PART TIME AM A Assistance MANCHESTER Excellent benefits. Call 243- Hospital. RN or LPN - Fuii or part working in a very pleasant Regulations. The property is ' the Town, as per Federal MAINTENANCE MAN- App- with dinette area, paneled said Dave Tedeschi, hospital by the Supreme Court. and home-like atmosphere. PERMANENT PART TIME 3496, or write Personnel family room, carpeting, 2 car T went around and talked to a lot The man planning Ali's two-day time. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurei located on Map 13, Block No. Order 11246. ly in person to: Raffa s of N.LCL, Inc. clerical position in busy multi- Assistant, Oak Hill School, 120 spokesman. Ali visited Newington Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Please call Doris Blain, RN, Restaurant, 2815 Main Street, gargage. $57,900. Zanotti of the patients." Rocky Hill com- Director of Nurses, 646-0129. 32 and Lot No. 31 and owned Bid form s, plans and ple insurance services office. PERSON WITH GOOD Holcomb Street, Hartford, Realtors, 6400272, 228-9485. more than 10 years ago when he was visit, Arnold Beizer, said Ali was Manchester. Glastonbury. 357 ESsI Center Street Congenial, flexible personali- mandant Col. Robert D. Houley said visiting Hartford "by invitation of by Claire Behrend of 35 G specifications are availahle at TELEPHONE 06112. An Equal Opportunity still known as Cassius Clay. RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy Charles Drive. Manchester. ty 10 work with same. In- PERSONALITY to make calls Employer. Wedne.sday. "It became very evident the governor and the mayor." LIVE-IN COMPANION for the General Services Office, Manchester, Cl. 06040 surance background, all lines, that there is an honest division of opi- State leaders of the Veterans of working with an excelient sup- John Roberts 41 Center Street, Manchester, at night 7 - 9 p.m. Call Lawn- But Gov. Ella Grasso's press elderly gentleman in Glaston- a plus. Call Jeannette 649- A-Mat, 331 ‘Summit Street, Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Foreign Wars this week said they bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- porting staff. Very pieasant Chairman NOW A C C EPT IN G SAVE 6% nion concerning the Ali visit. secretary said the governor did not atmosphere. Good wages and Connecticut. EXECUTIVE 2656. 649-8667, 9 to 4 p.m. for an in- "We just thought it was overall would introduce a proposal at a 5653 or 643-5932,______Bolton Zoning Board of Town of Manchester, APPLICATIONS - for employ- VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco MAHCHESTER invite Ali. benefits. Piease call Doris Appeals terview appointment. best to cancel it. and not to get into national convention in New Orleans Blain, RN, Director of Connecticut SALESPERSON ment. Kitchen help, making Snacks with locations $3,580. SALE lY OMmEA Robert B. Weiss, sandwiches, etc. Hours 8 - 3 BANK TELLER - Part time CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- Nurses, 646-0129. WANTED- 6. 7. & 8th. Oversized 7 room Cape, 3 General Manager We will train the right per- PM. Apply in person: between experienced preferred but not Graders to act in a Televison 2355 E xt, 905. 9 and 11 AM. Custom Carte up, full dormer, full base- MACHINISTS FOR MAINTENANCE I N V I T A T I O N 053-8 son for a professional sales necessary. Apply at Motion Picture. Call 649-7244, AIRCRAFT PARTS- Commissary, 56 Cottage Manchester State Bank, 1041 ment, Itk baths, kitchen Applications are now being career. 'The qualified in- Street, Manchester. 646-6454. or 643-7388. Caffyn Asks Road Delay Experimental and short run. accepted for full- and part- Main Street, Monday thru 14'xl5', fireplace, JoD shop ex p erien ce T O BI D TOWN OF VERNON dividual will receive a Friday between 9 and 3. Prhete Inatructlona 18 aluminum siding. Moving She said that the primary concerns time employment in our BOARD OF EDUCATION monthly training JANITORS i cerned about the revival of proposals preferred. 'To work on either Maintenance Department. Sealed bids will be received in PART TIME HELP HOUSEKEEPERS- Full time September 1. Must be seen. SOUTH WINDSOR - Mayor Nancy would be the highway's effects on the allowance plus com- WANTED- Hours 8 a.m. to 12 REMEDIAL READING and to construct the new highway which lathe, bridgeport, cintimatic Apply in person at Meadow's tbe Office of The Director of and part time. Present $61,000. No agents. 643- Caffyn has asked Gov. Ella Grasso to or tracer. Top pay for right INVITATION TO BID missions and complete noon. Call Industrial Graphics m ath: individualized work would be an alternative to the marshland, the effects on a Convalescent Home, 333 General Services, 41 Center FULL TIME CLERKS - openings for weekdays and 7222. delay action on any decision concer- registered Historical District, the Bird Walk man. Excellent fringe Bidwell Street, Manchester. Tb« Board ol Education of Ihe Town of fringe benefits. No over- Company, 649-0925. Needed for local 7-11 Food weekends. Mature and respon- program, (lst-8th grade) by ning the possible construction of a widening of Interstate 91. benefits. Apply at Paragon Street. Manchester. Connec- Vernon. Connecticut will receive Store. Some cashicr/retail master's degree teacher. 568- effects on a proven archeological site ticut. until September 5, 1979 seaM bids for: night traveling required sible individuals. Apply in per- highway on the east side of the She said the town is presently con- Crystal D. Owen of Hartford talks to her Tool Co., Inc. 121 Adams experience helpful. Benefits son: East Hartford Convales- 8075. 2 HOUSEKEEPING and your income potential which has produced many valuable Street, Manchester, 647-9935. at 11:00 am . lor the SCIKM.K u g i ll»MENT ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED sidering undertaking a comprehen- Applications now being Bids will be received at the offiw d TELEPHONE include: Insurance, Credit cent Home, 745 Main Street, Connecticut River until more infor- Indian artifacts, the effects on the pet parakeets as she returns to her apartment following: will be in excess of $35,000 RIDING LESSONS indoor on this full dormered 7 Room sive planning study to investigate the accepted in our Housekeeping the Superintendent of Schools. Park a year. If your ambitious, Union, and Profit Sharing. East Hartford. (jape, in prestige Rocklcdge"' mation can be obtained as to what present agricultural usage, on the on Asylum Hill. She went for a walk with SUPERINTENDENT- 110 un- and School Streets. Ro^^^ville. Connw* SALES Apply in person at: 700 riding ring. Western stock full impact of such a proposal. Department, 7 to 3 weekends. Furnish and Inslull C)r- licut until 12 00 noon. MONDAY. enjoy an independant work area. 2 full baths, 2 zoned effect it would have on South Wind- its. Hard worker. Mechanical To introduce complete Ellington Road, South Wind- PART TIME seat, saddle seat and hunt "Previous state hearings on the Connecticut River Flood Plain and “Mr. and Mrs.” , her pet parakeets of seven Apply in person at Meadow's naini-nlal Iron Ernring AUGUST 28. 1E79 and then at said style and have a basic heat, 2 fireplaces. Lovely sor. experience necessary. Please Convalescent Home, 333 place and time publicly opened, read home cleaning service to sor, Conn. Equal Opportunity EXPERIENCED seat. All levels 228-9817. matter of Interstate 284 raised many the usual highway concerns of noise years to escape the effects of exterminators apply in person 9 to 11 at The Town of Manchester is an business background, this enclosed rear porch. All this In the letter to the governor. Bidwell Street, Manchester. and recorded area residents. Experience Employer, SECRETARY- Hours flexible. and much more on a pic- and air pollution and disruption of a Fountain Village Apartments, Specifications and proposal forms may is the career opportunity VOICE, PIANO Instructions, Mayor Caffyn said the town is con- citizen concerns," the mayor said. at work in her apartment. (UPI photo) equal opportunity employer, preferred. Salary plus Duties include: Typing, filing, turebook large lot. Call im- residential area. 175 D ow ney D riv e , and requires an affirmative be secured from the office of the you've been looking for. bookkeeping, for small Former faculty New York IMMEDIATE JOB Superintendent of Schools. Park and commission. Call Music and Art High School, mediately. Group I, Belfiore The alternative (Interstate 284) Manchester, sec Carroll John- OPENINGS In fast wowing action policy for all of its Con- Senool Streets. Rockville, Connecticut Send resume to: Manchester office. School son Brundrett. weekdays, morning only. Professional Singer/Pianist. Agency, 647-1423. was originally proposed during the Lawn Treatment Profession tractors an(j Vendors as a con- The right is reserved to reject any or sch^ule ok. Call 647-1922. all bids or any part when such action is MACHINIST- Experienced 644-8597. Help Wanted 13 Good pay, excellent oppor- dition of doing business with M A N C H ESTER - 52 3 1960s and has been opposed by many SECRETARY / Lathe Operators. Set up and tunities for advancement deemed in the best interest of the Mr. Bemis FRAMING CARPENTERS- Campaign Chief Named local officials. INDEX BOOKKEEPER for busy ren- the Town, as per Federal Board of Education CLERICAL HOMEWORK work from Blue Prints. First Schoola-CJaaaea 19 Wadsworth Street. 2 Family, tal office. Please apply in per- High School Diploma and good Order 11246. Charles Brisson P.O. Box 1009 OPPORTUNITY. Experience Shift. Overtime available. Experienccd. Full time, year with large bam. Separate fur- Mayor Caffyn also told the gover- NOTICES WANTED - One Assistant Business Manager round. Top wages / benefits to _ son, hours of 9 a m. to 11 a m. driving record required. Call Manchester, Ct unnecessary. Part or full- naces, one new, 2 new hot 1 Lott and Found Bids forms, plans and OS2- 8 Paid Health Insurance. Also 643-0921 after 6 FOR THE BEST - Manchester SOUTH WINDSOR - Attorney well as managing several fund nor that since the current Depart- 2 — Pargonila Field Hockey Coach at at Fountain Village Lawn-A-Mat, 331 Summit 06040 time. Information, send Part Time Retired Machinist. right man. water heaters. New roof. 3 — Announctmgr.ia Manchester High School. Con- specifications are available at Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 , ^ John J. Woodcock HI has been ap- raising efforts for the Democratic ment of Transportation proposal in- Apartments. 175 Downey Street, Manchester, 649-8667, stamped, self-addressed Inquire Chapel Tool Company, p.m pupils per teacher, FREE in- Large yard. By appointment. Town Committee. volves widening an already existing 4 - E^feMainment tact: Richard P. Cobb. Sr.. Drive, Manchester, see between 9 and 4 for interview- the General Services Office, envelope. Enterprise - A. P.O. 81 W o o d la n d S t r e e t . troductory lesson with this ad. 643-2804. NO AGE-NTS pointed as campaign manager of the AuCl ' O^S 649-8496. 647-3553. appointment. EXPEmENCEO highway in Windsor, most of the con- Carroll Johnson Brundrett. 41 Center Street, Manchester. HOME HEALTH CARE Box 696. Waynesboro, VA. Manchester, 646-5836. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549...... Democratic election campaign for FINANCIAL Connecticut WORKERS urgently needed 22980. MACHINE 0PEHAT0R8 Lota-Lend lor Sale 24 the coming fall elections. cerns South Windsor has about the e Bo^ds-Stochs-WoMgages MALE 4 FEMALE - Part- WANTED Tarr Names Manager 9 Pe'5O"0' LOB"S WAITRESS WANTED- Apply Town of Manchester. Help Wanted 13 ^ agency^, serving 10 towns PART TIME HELP Announcement of the appointment alternative Interstate 284 would not 'n - ''Su'S'^ce SEWERS- Experienced on In- in person to: La .Strada West time general Pizza Shop Connecticut Elast Of 'The River. Previous MATURE RELIABLE WANTED- Nights and some 1st shift openings for □ REAL ESTATE ROCKLEDGE - Wooded lot, duties. Apply within: Tom- PERSON to Babvsit starting was made by Robert Smith, chair- Sherman G. Tarr, who recently an- pertain to Windsor. dustrial Sewing Machines. Restaurant, 471 Hartford Robert B Weiss. experience as Nurses Aide weekends. Package Store. Bridgeport & N/C Cuj- 100x240. $26,500. Group I EMPLOYMENT Road. Manchester. my's Pizzaria. 267 East LATHE OPERATORS - With helpful, but willing to train. September 5th.. from 2:30 to Realtors, Philbrick Agency, man of the Democratic Town Com- nounced he will be a Democratic can- The proposed appropriation of $15,- '3 Me' o Want ed Will train if necessary. Good General Manager Some retail experience timatic. 2nd shift openings 23 '4 BuS''^e9S Ooporiun t'es starting pay for the right peo- Center Street. Manchester. 2 years’ experience. Good Car essential. Good mileage II Monday thru Friday. Homaa For Sale 646-4200. didate to run for a position on the (K)0 to cover the cost of consulting 050-8 preferred. Call 649-0446 for Bridgeport. Lathe, & mittee. •5 S’luai'on Wa'^'teJ ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30. Monday PROFESSIONAL SALES benefits. Salary n^otiable. reim bursem ent. Paid Highland Park area. Call between 8 and 4. Woodcock is a member of the Town Council in November, has ap- fees to study the matter will be dis- thru Friday. Apply in person PEOPLE with proven track MR. DONUT now accepting Hawk Precision Co.. 303 training. Part-time hours after 7:00 p.m., 647-9289. Jig Bore. Operators must COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Investment Property 25 EDUCATION ROOMS, 1st floor family Massachusetts and the Connecticut pointed William Clegg as his cam- cussed during the meeting of the 18 p' vale instfuCl'Ons at: Pillowtex Corp.. 49 Regent record. Experienced or non- applications for all shifts, ^mham Street. East Hart- availabli* Fringe benefits. LOOKING FOR PART TIME be able to set-up and '9 - Scnoois-Ciasses Street. Manchester. Equal experienced. We offer highest morning, afternoon and ford. telephone 528-9845. EOE. Phone 643-9511 for ap- FULL TIME operate. Please call or app- room with fireplace, 4 COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 Bar associations and is active in paign manager. council tonight. 20 'nsi’uci'ons Wanted Experienced Waitress. Apply generous sized bedrooms. 2 Clegg is an alternate on the Opportunity Emolover M 'F commissions in the area, evening. Apply Mr. Donut. 255 pointment. EXPERIENCED DENTAL in perso n : G ild a's ly to: feet waterfront property with local civic affairs, has served on the Soccer Signups REAL ESTATE modern offices, secretarial West Middle Tuturnpike ASSISTANT- Excellent opjror- Ls-MI CarporsUoii 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car 4 large cott^es in verj; good Democratic Town Committee from Luncheonette, 303 Adams garage, walkout basement, Board of Directors of the local 23 Horr^es * 0' Sal e assistance, complete adver- College grads... log in nowi ONE DOZEN PEOPLE TO tunitv. Send resume to: P.O. Street, Manchester. INTunnsI Hoad condition. Fully furnished, SOUTH WINDSOR - Sign-ups for - Jaycees. the Wapping Fair Associa- District I and is second vice presi- 24 vuis-Land 'o» Sa'e tising. on-going educational NURSES AIDES - Part or full START IMMEDIATELY due Box ^47. Vernon, Conn. 06066 Vsnian, CT OSOSS $83,500. Group 1, Philbrick located in Sandy Beach area, the fall soccer league will be held 25 - invesimeni P'ooeMv SHEET METAL WORKER - Agency. 646-4200, tion. Shepard Scholarship Fund Com- dent at the Travelers Insurance Co. 26 Bus "ess P' ope' f v plan, piore. Interested parties time 7 a m lo 12 noon. 3 p m to expansion of local Vernon BAND SEARCHING FOR 12031671-1244 docks, boats, gorgeous pic- Friday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in front of 2: ResoM P' ODeOv Experienced. Soldering etc. please contact Ms. Kathleen to 11 p m , or 11 p m to 7 JOIN THE WINNING office. Any 18 hours weekly turesque setting. Very mittee. and the town's Inlands- John Norman will serve as Tarr's RHYTHM & Lead Guitarist. VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 the high school, at the soccer fields. 28 Rea Estate Wai^ted Call 528-2101. Champ, Fireside Realty, 643- a m . Laurel Manor, 91 Chest- $5.33 hourly Car necessarzssary. Playing for dances, etc. Call private Owners want to Wetlands Agency. campaign treasurer. He is a member TEAM AT Kmart... ARTIST- Experienced Paste ROOM COLONIAL- 3 All of those interested in playing or MISC SERVICES 8030. All replies strictly con- nut Str»et. Over 18 Call C & W OPENINGS 646-1208 after 5:00 p.m. finance. Excellent investment of the town's Planning and Zoning 3’ Se'vces 0*'e'ed TOOLMAKER WANTED - Up, ComputjTO ' helpful. ‘ iful. Full fireplaces, large Family He has also chaired local drives for fidential.______■id an)o» a proaparoui ■¥! t a o w » * a a Distributors. 12 to 3 p.m.. 871- time. Manctiester printer. for group or indvidual. Zanotti Commission and a member of the coaching soccer teams may sign up. 32 Pa'nfing Pape* "ig Prototype and machine In im n ag aiw n l poaN om 2528. College students AVAILABLE Room. Very luxurious Realtors, 649^)272, 228-9485. the American Cancer Society and the IT Bu' iC’ng-Cont' acl ' ng HELP WANTED - Work in Call 643-5003. throughout! Call R. Zimmer, Democratic Town Committee. He is Children ages 6-14 are eligible. For J4 Roo' ' "’ g-S' 0' ng building. Apply in person. 81 REAL ESTATE - Part timer welcomed. Junk Yard, dismantling United Way and managed the 1978 Commerce Street. Glaston- Earn $8,000 plus annually IMMEDIATE AT J.D. Real Estate for details. director of marketing for CBT Data more information call the Recrea- 35 - Heat "g-Pl uni p. ng automobiles. Own tools Bualneaa Properly 20 successful campaign of State 36 Fl OO' ng bury. or call 633-4895. Evenings and weekends. Com- MONEY - Need more? Work PLACEMDIT DEMONSTRATORS • Earn PIONEER 646-1980, o r 647-1139. Services Corp. tion Department. 644-2433. 3'* Vovrig-Truck ng.StO'age part time while you or your required. Apply in person. Representative Abe Glassman as Se'vices Wanted puterized active office, 3 MLS $1000 or more selling name Parker Street Used Auto HARTFORD CAR LOT with 38 MUNSON'S CANDY systems Confidential inter- children are in school Dairy •AJMJMrTEO PARACHUTE MANCHESTER, BY POSSBLITES brand toys and gifts i Fisher- Parts, Inc., 775 Parker Street, MECHANIC WANTED to do Used Car Dealer Repair MISC FOR SALE KITCHEN is seeking male to view, Ralph Pasek, Realtor. Queen has flexible hours to fit ARE AS FOLLOWS: OWNER. 6 room Cape, new License. Busy Location. 40 Housenoid Gcoci’ your daily schedule. We have Price. Tonka. Fenton' Manchester. oil changes and various minor learn trade as candy maker. 289-7475. Treasure House party plan repair work at Manchester kitchen, lovely yard. $50's. By Building, lot and stock in- 4 t Ar| ic)es Sal e Must be neat, have good per- year-round openings nights, •moMonoN appointment. 643-9380. No 42 Bu' id' ng Suppi’89 FROM WTTHM Call collect person to person a S ew ing M achine PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - gas station by appointment. cluded. inquiries respond to: 43 Pets -B'fds- Dogs sonal habits, and be of sincere PRODUCTION WORKERS - weekends and lunch hours agents. P.O. Box 6342, Hartford, UTC Creates Subsidiary Apply in person: DQ. 242 for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also Operators. Previous Part time. Work every other Must have good references. 44 Musi cal I nst rument s character. Send resume, in- First shift. 7 - 3:30 PM •EXOTMQ booking parties. Conn. 06106. 45 Boats & Accessof' os Broad Street. Manchester experience desired but weekend. Orientation and in- See John at A-1, 568 Center BOLTON- New listing. Won’t Spoiling Goods cluding work experience, age, Several jobs available. Apply CHAU04QES Street. Manchester. HARTFORD (UPlI - United Technologies Corp. has UTC Chairman Harry J. Gray said Wednesday the new 46 address etc. to: Munson's service education provided. last Call now. Unique 8 room 47 Gaiden Products in person between 9 - 3 not essential. Prior nursing experience Reel Eateta Wanted 20 established a new subsidiary in an effort to crack the firm will focus on “countries that are building or im- 48 An' iQues Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, weekdays at Pillowtex Corp.. ELECTRICIAN •MNOWnVE •Mltcallaneous Ranch with custom contem- 49 Want ed t o Buy JOURNEYMAN - And COMPANY required. For further infor- HARDWARE CLERK, part or market of helping other countries build aircraft proving airport facilities, and commercial airlines and Bolton. Conn., 06040. 49 Regent Street, Manchester porary interior, 2 car garage, ALL CASH For your property, experienced helper. Perma- I Teacherf l>eanung Disabled- ^ Assambar. This job in mation call Manchester full time, to help customers, in-ground pool, 2 acres, poten- E.O E MFH military organizations in need of overhaul, test and RENTALS 44EWAROMG Public Health Nursing stock goods, deliveries and within 24 hours. Avoid Red maintenance centers. - Rooms for Rent WANTED: Loving sitter for nent postion. Many benefits Emotionally Disturbed Cer- our Pack department tial for professional offices. maintenance centers." 52 clean-up. 646-5707. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 53 Apartments ' o* Rent Robertson kindergartner JO U R N EY M EN OR Industrial 4 Commercial CAREERS tification required Position requires someone with a Association. 647-1481. Monday $70,000. Group I, F.J. Spilecki The new UTC subsidiary. International Support 54 Homes lor Rent Wiring Manchester. 646-1418. starts I September 1979 thru Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. Corp. 646d)131. 55 BuS' oess l or Re"! From 10 AM to school time, APPRENTICES. •EXCEUENT good m athem atical Realtors. 643-2121. Systems, will act as a management firm, using UTC's jet Inquire Dr Robert T An equal opportunity affir- DIETARY HELP- Accepting 56 — Resort Property Ipr Rent occasionally after school for 3 Experienced in commercial BENEFITS ability who can handle applications for present and SELLING your house? Call us engine expertise and outside companies to take advan- 57 Want ed t o Rent kids starting in September, and residential wiring ADDRESSERS WANTED tinstone. A ssistant | mative action employer. FOREST HILLS- 8 room 58 - M' se ' O' Rent IMMEDIATELY! Work at Superintendent of Schools. measurements of units. future openings in our Dietary first and we’ll make you a tage of what Gray called a “multi-billion dollar oppor- but some time is available in Benefits Call 646-5422 •PERSONAL 'Jly Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first cash offer! T.J. Crockett, AUTOMOTIVE August if desired. 649-1103 home — no experience SAIlSFACnON I Vernon Public Schools •Sew ing M achine TEACHERS- Unitariaii- department. Full time and part time positions available. floor family room with Realtor, 643-1577. tunity. 6’ _ Autos ' Of Sal e orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. CADWELL 4 JONES INC. necessary — excellent pay Deadline for application IS 24 | Universalists Society in fireplace, large modern 62 - Trucks 'or Sale Mechanic Tratoiaa. This Manchester seeks qualified in- Apply in ^rson: East Hart- "Many countries, particularly developing nations, are Manufacturing and dis- Write American Service, 8350 Wf tmee eeaeee im u rn eti stem m $• ymn mat August 1979 Telephone 872- kitchen, sliders to large deck, 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale wm owtWMB at ■ rat* at a eem K men aaary >•$ 0* 7*. job requires someone MAY WE BUY your home? P a rk L ane. S uite 127. 7261 Equal Opportunity- j dividuals to teach Pre ford Convalescent, 745 Main walkout basement, gas heat, 2 rapidly Increasing their commercial and military fleets 64 Moi ofcydes-B' cydes tributing firm, located in easi- Street, East Hartford, Conn. Quick, fair, all cash and no 65 _ Camper s-Traiiers-Mjtiie Dallas.TX 75231 SHARE YOUR FUTURE W rm u s Affirmative Action | with a good mechanical Selected Programs to and they need complete aircraft facilities to go with ly accessible Manchester car garage, wooded lot. Group problem. Call Warren E. Homes OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House area, seeks alert, well EmpI ability and high school children in 5 to 7 and 8 to 10 I, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. them," Gray said. 66 _ Automoti ve Servi ce Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. delivery. Year round work. organized person with good RESPIRATORY level vocational age brackets on Sunday mor- “They want not only the equipment and training, but a 67 - Autos l or Rent - Lease nings. from September thru All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil secretarial skills, fair math THERAPIST or courses. MANCHESTER - NEW finished complex with service buildings, housing and Co., Route 6, Bolton May. References and Houtehold Goods 40 aptitude, with at least 2 years' TECHNICIAN - Every other RARE OPPORTUNITY • APPLY: GAS STATION LISTING. 6 room Cape. experience to handle detail weekend. Midnight to 8 a m « i M tt HOW M iw w a M O ar reliability required. (Jail Ms. Fireplaced living room, wall recreational facilities." OWN YOUR OWN Merriam 647-9355. ATTENDANTS WANTED - Terry D. Stinson, formerly a vice president at UTC's Loaf end Found 1 OIL BURNER SERVICE work in a specialized depart- Contact Mr Dale Paul. m MtMCtn 8T.. M A N C K tm a CT. BUSINESS. Distributor for. PIONEER PMUCHUTE CO. All shifts. Full and part time to wall carpeting, rec room, REFRIGERATORS Man- N o . 2 oil. Mostly all ment Will train for advance- Rockville General Hospital, Miwday only Ammt tT garage with patio, immediate Washers / Ranges, used, Hamilton Standard Division in Windsor Locks, has been Kodak film, Duracell Hals Road EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. $3.25 to start. Looking for LOST MY CATS - Female, residential. All benefits. M & ment Call Mr. Gordon, 643- 872-0501. Ext. 265, Monday •rwm tJO AM to MO PM totteries. G.E., Sylvania and dependable people. Good occupancy. Asking $56,900.00. guaranteed and clean. New named president of International Support Systems, the bluepoint Siamese named M Oil, Route 6, Bolton through Friday. Mancheatar Ct Men and women 17-35 learn a shipment damaged. G.E Sc 0644 for application. other photo products needed Batwaan 0 AM and 3 PM references required. Correnti Real Estate. 646- new company. Violet and a female tiger career skill. Guaranteed part- 5252. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. in your area. No selling. Ser- time job. $56 per weekend to Experience helpful. College Russell S. Hubley has been appointed vice president of named Fern. $25 reward each. CARD GALLERY- HELP WANTED - PART EXPERIENCED vice top Retailers under An Equal Opportunity Employer students welcomed. See John B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Please call 643-1861. Aggressive part time sales TIME. 3-6 pm and part time PREFERABLY ON IBM 5496. start. Veterans earn more. EAST HARTFORD - Move Street, 643-2171. Hamilton Support Systems, succeeding Stinson. km exclusive contract established Join the Connecticut Army at A-1. 568 Center Street, ...... ----- people needed. Flexible hours. Saturday. Manchester law of- Apply in person: Gaer by us. High immediate in- Manchester. right into this charming 3 The new UTC subsidiary will have its headquarters in Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 on a permanent basis Some fice. Good typing and gram- Brothers, 140 Rye Street, MALE AID- to care for 24 National Guard. Call Sergeant Bedroom Ranch on quiet ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! come minimum required in- Hanna at 875-9815 or 566-7900 Terry I). Stinson Russell S. Huliley Farmington. UTC said. nights and Sundays. Apply in mar. Please send resume to : South Windsor. vestment $9,975. lOOVr profit year old Quadraplegic, 5 days, MAINTENANCE AND street. Boasts fresh paint and Custom made draperies, slip- GOVERNMENT person only, EOE. Card 447 C e n te r S tre e t, 40 hours weekly. Call Paul Collect. a 12x22 family room off the covers and upholstery. Budget GUARANTEED BUSINESS structure. Call between 8AM CUSTODIAL HELP Gallery. Manchester Manchester. 06040. BOOKKEEPER - Part-time t 5PM. 1-800-633-6367. Or Herbst. 875-4173 after 5:30 NEEDED - Full and part time kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 - LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. Parkade position Approximately 15-20 ^mett-Bowman, 633-3661. or 646-1000, Phone 281-4112. write: American Film p.m. for South Windsor Board of EXPERIENCED h o u rs a w eek. F or P rocessing, Inc., 1935R Education. Excellent Busln«u INVENTORY CONTROL experienced individual with NEEDED- Assemblers & OLDER FIVE-ROOM HOME ELECTRIC RANGE- With Help Wanted 13 Hoover Court. B'ham, AL FULL OR PART TIME benefits. Please apply in per- PERSON - Purchasing, lift knowledge of payroll and sale 35226. Winders for our day and night POSITION for Driving and son at Facilities Services near hospital. Good condition. eye level oven, and lower truck, shipping experience tax returns and bookkeeping shift. Please apply in person: Dept., 771 Main Street, South 2-car garage. 64!M)498, 228- oven. First $100 takes it. Call EXPERIENCED or newly COOKS & KITCHEN General Store Work. Must be helpful. Excellent opportuni- through trial balance Small Able Coil & Electronics, neat and familiar with this Windsor. 9852. 568-9439. Licensed Agents. We have one HELPERS- Available office in the Manchester area. Laundry Head weekends and evenings. ty. Displaycraft Manchester. Howard Road. Bolton. area. Apply in person: Flower of the best training programs 643-9557. 563-8276. in the Real Estate Profession. Experienced preferred. Fashion, 85 East Center LOVING GRANDMA to care COUNTER HELP NIGHTS - Street, Manchester. Given Honors High commissions paid. Drivers License Mature in- for 5 month old in our home dividuals. Apply in person: 11 PM lo 7 AM. Apply Bess Room for advancement. Earn August 25tti; at 10:15 a.m. beginning fall. Own transpor- Eaton Donuts. 150 Center good pay, plus Bonus and a Garden Grove Caterers, tation. references. 644-9961. MIDDLETOWN -- Edward Keeney Street, Manchester. Picture yourself in 'a rewarding position as a ilurse Street, Manchester. Also: McLaughlin, a resident of chance to win a trip to Las ‘•Inflation Fighter aide. If you always wanted to work in the health Counter Help, part time mor- Vegas. "Be A Neighborhood MATURE PERSON for nings and evenings at Bess IHEIF Manchester and laundry manager at Professional." Join Century MAN TO WORK IN GLASS care field but lacked the training and experience cleaning work mornings, 3 SHOP - Full or part time. Eaton. 319 Green Road, Middlesex Memorial Hospital since 21 T e d fo r d R e a l E s t a t e , B P U B L I C A U C T I O N necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the hours, 6 days. No high school Manchester. Member of Three Multiple Apply in person to J.A. White students. Call 643-4000. NEEDED 2 June, 1970, has been honored by the Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. required skills while earning excellent wages and Institutional Laundry Manager Listing Boards. Call Mr. Cur- By The Town of Manchester WOMEN TO DRIVE Special tiss at 647-9914, or 423-8958. benefits. 801 MAIN ST. Association of Connecticut and FULL & PART TIME for Notice is hereby given of a sal? ‘u Ed. School Children needed. Western Massachusetts as "Laundry Snack Bar and Golf Course. be held AUGUST 25, 1979 AT 10:15 A.M.. at Waddell Tha Mtaadow* Con»il#*canl Horn* offtia: Call 649-5199. — Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Apply at: Tallwood Country School. 163 Broad Street, Manchester, CT of surplus Manager of the Year -- 1979." Apply 81 Commerce Street, 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour WAITRESSES WANTED - 953 MAIN ST. Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone material of the types listed below. Part time weekends. AUTO PARTS DRIVER - Full and UConn. “It was a complete surprise to Glastonbury. PTG effective December 1, 1979. - lime position is available to COMPANY. Telephone 633- 646-1151. Experience helpful but not Can 647-9946 me," McLaughlin said when he was necessary. Will train. Call an aggressive person capable 7631. AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT 2. Fully paid insurance: hospital, medical, life and of following directions. Ideal Aak for Chris Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-1- acres of privacy, each vvitli il s : presented with a plaque from the PART TIME. Phone from OFFICE FURNITURE after 2 PM, Vito's Birch home servicing our customers disability. Mountain Inne, 646-3161, for housewife. Big A Auto association, which includes a CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Projectors Parts, 659-0535.' own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with disinvuslici. in your own area. 249-7773. Wooden Tables Cassette players 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. Bolton. Ct. —a l s o — membership of nearly 45 hospitals. - Experienced only. Top Drafting Tables Record players dining area, ‘z bath down, large livingroom with glass door (o walk : The plaque was awarded to wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 SECRETARY WANTED in Student Desks 4. 8 paid sick days per year ; 9 paid sick days in 1980. CARRIER NEEDED: Berlin 'pke., Wethersfield, Student Chairs out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, lull b;illiS| McLaughlin in recognition of the “ef- legal office in Manchester, Typing Tables HOME ECONOMICS Ridgewood St. 563-0151. EQUIPMENT 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. William R. Johnson (left), president of the Savings Bank of ficiency, productivity and high quali- Applicant must be an Work Tables Alexander St. with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry lacilitics available in < excellent typist to handle Refrigerators 6. Training and in-service education. Manchester, gives $2,000 check to Wally Fortin (center), ty of operation of the Laundry at RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll varied materials and have a Stoves Dougherty St. basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. Middlesex Memorial” which p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. pleasing telephone manner. Industrial Dishwasher 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. senior citizens director. Russell Nettleton, center fund raising Apply director of nursing, Kitchen mixer St.‘John St. Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH •CONVENlENt'E" living.; processes over two million pounds of Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru OFFICE eq uipment Sewing Machines 8. Located near public transportation. Perkins St. director, is at right. Salmonbrook Convalescent Friday. Salary commensurate Kilns Married Couples preferred. No Pets From *230/month. Security laundry annually (approximately 40,- Home, off House Street, Center St. 000 pounds of laundry weekly.) with experience. Reply with Recorders Aid* training cl***a* bagin lmm*cllat*ly. required. Glastonbury. Please call 633- references to Box EE, c/o Transcribers and dictating MISCELLANEOUS St. Lawrence St. In addition to handling all the laun- 5244. equipment Call: Pat Soucler, Meadows Convalescent Home Call 742-6412 Bank Gives To Center Manchester Herald. Mimeo machine Doors dry for Middelsex Mbmorial, Windows NURSES AIDES wanted for Calculating machines 333 Bldwall 81. ManchMtar, Ct. for an appointment MANCHESTER - The Senior The new center will have plenty of McLaughlin and his staff of 21 LEGAL SECRETARY- Comptometers Lockers Can 647-9946 full time on all shifts. Apply Typewriters Trash cans 647-9194 Citizens Center recently was room for expanded activities. The employees also process all of the Eastern Law Firm. Full Storage cabinets Wheel Carts director of nursing. Salmon- benefits. Experienced in Aak for Chris awarded a $2,000 gift from the money from the Savings Bank of laundry for Newington Children's brook Convalescent Home, off Domestic Relations and/or Savings Bank of Manchester. The Manchester will be used to purchase Hospital, which accounts for 20 per- House Street, Glastonbury. Commerical Law, preferred All sales are final and for cash. All material is being Please call 633-5244. funds will be used to purchase fur- new furnishings that we still need — cent of the total annual poundage. but not required. Call 423-9231, sold “AS IS” , and articles must be removed on the day of the auction. No sales to minors. Inspection of the articles nishing for the new center al the such as chairs and tables for the McLaughlin's experience in the attention - Need 2 people FULL TIME for sale may be made between 9:00a.m. and 10:00a.ni.bn Green School cafeteria, kitchen equipment, and an commercial and institutional laudnry over 21. Immediate employ- EXPERIENCED and respon- ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: ment, This is not a fancy ad, the day of the sale. The present center, at 63 Linden St. intercom system." field dates back almost three sible Pizza and Grinder help. The Town reserves the right to remove from the sale, or ■t/, " we simply want a person who ' ' Lookin){ fo You don't have is small and cramped The new The funds were donated to the decades when be began working in a needs a permanent job. Ad- Apply in person: La Strada reject any and all bids for what it deems to be in the best center will be larger with plans for Senior Citizen Center by vote of the neighborhood laundry in Manchester West, 471 Hartford Road, interests of the Town. Copies of rules of the sale and a list lo shell out much vancement opportunity. Call between 2 and 5 p.m. additional activities and programs. bank's Community Involvement while attending Manchester High between 10 a m. and 31 ppm. of items for sale are available at the General Services' of- lo gel big results. According to Russell Nettleton. Committee, which each year reviews School. From this early beginning, he 528-3869. E.O.E. HELP WANTED FULL fice, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, .^1 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE chairman of the fund raising com- the needs of deserving community advanced to supervisory positions TIME- Gas Station Attendent. CT. with several of the largest commer- BABYSITTER NEEDED- Immediate opening. Apply in Town of Manchester, CT. mittee for the Senior Citizens Center, organizations that provide valuable Monday through Thursday, 3 "There are now 7,000 senior citizens services to a broad segment of the cial and "family” laundries in erson only to: Stan Graham, Robert B. Weiss, General Manager p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor- Rloriarty Brothers, CALL 6 43 -2 718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours 8:30-5 in Manchester. Our present location population. Connecticut with over 100 employees tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; Manchester. is just loo small to serve their needs. under his supervision. weekends anytime. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN

WWMMM. tNKM- iKV' / ACROSS DOWN Answer td Previous Puzzle I’ .UiK EIGHTEEN — EVENING HERAU), Thurs^. August_23, 1979 Paamrta — Charlea M. Gehuli 1 M e d i o c r e H Y E NIAI |H 1 Title Y 0 U T|H|8 4 Work into a (comp, wd.) LET'S PLA"/OUR WU PLA>/WR HEART! 0 U R ihIa Im mass 2 Shah's 0 country E R E Dear Abby [OUrANPWUSETA 9 Transgress 8 K y H o HEARTS OUT! 12 Gold (Sp.) 3 Deteriorates SfOMAOHACHE! 13 Furious 4 Stakes « By Abigail Van Burgn 14 Mineral 5 Depression ini- 15 Rested in tials K E R R chair 6 Audience 1 rr E m 1 16 Weeds 7 Broke bread ill M ■ c ,* Call 643-2711 17 Damp 8 Kneehole and A M 0 E BA VVMr ^ S • V call 643.2711 ; 16 Beginning rolltop T U N N EL Dotted Line 20 Sorts 9 Planted E R 0 8 22 Pen point 10 Made mad ---- * 24 Fast aircraft 11 Catches 33 Run medieval 41 Articles for Sale 4 t Dogs-BIrds-Pela 43 Apartments For Pent 53 Articles for Sale (abbr.) 19 Type measure 36 Medicinal unit Ferrara Frank and Ernest Is Bottom Line 25 Comedian 21 Annoying 40 Having slits 53 Egyptian deity FIREWOOD - Miscellaneous PUPPY FREE TO LOVING LOOKING for anything in real DEAR ABBY: Many couples who live together without PrltClIla a Pop — Ed Sullivan Caesar HOME- Labrador type. Male. feeling 46 Religious 54 One-billionth framing, plywood, rippings. estate rental - apartments, marriage say, “We don't need a piece of paper to make our 28 Direction Call 643-4139. About 12 weeks oW. Call 742- homes, multiple dwellings? M M im bra n ou s ” ' “ '“ "V P®®"' Iprelix) commitment binding. A piece of paper doesn't mean a TAA GOING TO BE HES al wa1D1HI5 aeMEWTARV, and a poor decision by North (Do you have a question for accessories, used. Fun for the AUSTRALIAN KELPIES - 1968 VW BUG- Needs engine Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 kids, $35, After 5 p.m.. call Rare breed of dog, only a If so, please call me after 6:00 prices. Suburban Motors. 649- to rebid diamonds, ^ e cor- the experts? Write "Ask the FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- work. Best offer Call 649-8018 pressured Into agreements to- «ARRlA6€MAMJAL,tX) fi5tADYS...rPS Experts," care of this news- 646-7957 handful on the East Coast. p.m., at 649-7405. 2076 1978 H A R L E Y D A V I D S O N - day before you have the oppor- rect contract was lost. The Available October 1st. Adults. Wanted to Rent 57 after 5:00 p.m paper. Individual questions Medium short hair dog. LOW RIDER 2500 miles. qibur tunity to carefully study each 'OUKUOMHieiMASOR nine-card club fit was never No pets. Security will be answered if accompa- 30" ELECTRIC STOVE- Excellent with children. AKC Rooms lor Rent 52 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA lOOG and every detail and their pos- even mentioned. References. $190 . 643-6805. WANTED TO RENT - FOUR FORD 1969 MUSTANG- 6 Stock and in excellent CAUSE OF PlVDBCei nied by stamped, self-ad- White Good condition. $35.00. recognized. Please call 635- 88- 4 Door. Dark green. A, C. shape $4500. 742-8786 <®rthday sible effects. Game in hearts was a poor ROOMS by quiet refined cou- cylinder. Engine and drive AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F#b. 19) dressed envelopes. The u Call 646-4151 after 5:00 p.m. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- Auto . PS. PB 89.000 miles proposition after the dia- 6003. Homes lor Rent 54 ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep train in excellent condition. When It gets down to the nitty- trally located. Downtown Very clean' $2500 Call 646- 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT mond lead. South ruffed that most inleresling questions trying. Body needs work 646-2585. August 24.1971 gritty, you're a pretty shrewd opening diamond lead, will be used in this column ASSORTED HYMNALS- 35 to Manchester. Kitchen 4489. Thursday after 5 p.m . 750- Kerker headers KNN shopper today. Check your 40 Excellent condition. $35 TOLLAND - 8 Room Modern Friday after 10 p m This coming year, projects you cashed dummy’s ace-queen and will receive copies of privileges. Call 649-2358. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN P IN T O 1974 S Q U IR E filters Oil cooler Much personally administer should sources. You may find a bar- takes all Large family Bible Colonial, with privacy. $550 gain you want. of hearts and the ace-king of JACOBY MODERN.) per month. References and seeking one or two bedroom WAGON- Nice green finish more' $1500 643-4076 before 2 prove very successful. Don’t 11881: with family register HORSE BOARDING - New MANCHESTER - Room for apartment in Manchester. 1976 DODGE VAN- Excellent pm nSCES (Feb. 20-March 29) It barn. Daily turnouts. Many security deposit required. with wood grain sides. Thrifty be afraid of the responsibilities HeathcHff — George Gately and portrait pages, IClOs of rent. Private entrance. Heat Preferably a duplex. 649-4237, condition Power steering, of getting out front, may be a bit difficult to be as extras! Extensive pasture and Group I Realtors, Philbrick 4 c y l i n d e r w i t h 4 s p e e d brakes High mileage Good independent as you would like engravings. $10 In excellent an(l utilities paid. $45 weekly. transmission. How can you 1979 Y A M A H A M X 175 - v m a o (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Per- condition. Call 649-7705. trails. $100 monthly, 643-5251. Agency, 646- 4200, running New tires $3450 sons with whom you have to be. However, if you associ- Call 242-1872. miss at our low overhead Never been ridden Must sell' ate with pleasurable compan- Negotiable. 649-4568, Desperate 8 to 4 30, call 289- dealings today will be greatly price of $1595. Suburban influenced by the way you iona today you won't mind 4374. Carmine, after 5 call playing second fiddle. 5 or 6 ROOM HOUSE (3 Motors. 649-2076. react to them. Set a good 647-9010. Rick. example and you'll have no ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) WInthrop — Dick Cavalll beddooms) in Manchester or You'll be happy today as long ^ surrounding area by working CHEVROLET 1972 ESTATE problems. Discover with whom WAGON- 8 cylinder, ou best get along romantically as you feel you are spending couple with 3 school age 1966 DODGE POLARA- 4 door your energy and effort on I \MONoe? \ (D pp automatic, power steering, Hardtop. Automatic Power jy sending for your new Astro- i children, plus a dog and cat. GraphI' Letter which begins with something useful and produc- Howux© V Please call after 6 p.m., 649- factory air. Good solid in- steering, power brakes. 383 tive. Frlv^oua pursuits may exepensive transportation. your birthday. Mall $1 for each ABIALtOON ^ 8067. engine. Good condition. Clean to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 469, make you feel guilty. Ss^ SsSs-SS^ Ss THEREARE ; Special $1095. Always 50 cars car. $850 643-6284. 1979 HONDA MOPED - Call TAURUS (AprN 29^ay 29) Situ- RETAINS 1 ^'1 i'. I” I I ^ 649-2094 Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. SOMB to choose from. Suburban Be sure to specify birth date. ations that call for a good Autos For Sale 61 organizer or manager win be QUE6 TI04S ty l ft S m ft-/'* Motors. 649-2076.______1972 V O L K S W A G E N LIBRA (S#pl. 23>Oct. 29) Get- PUCH MOPED - RED. Top the ones you shine at today. ' t OUaJUO T WE PAY $10 for complete SQUARE BACK- Original ting off by yourself where you notch condition. With car can have a little privacy may be Step in If you feel you are CaON'rASK. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland FORD 1975 TORINO SQUIRE owner Well maintained. AM- ne^ed. WAGON- Smart white finish FM .slereo Economical to carrier $400 . 742-7805. exactly what you need to get Auto Body. 528-1990. your thoughts in order today, GEMINI (May 21-Jtme 29) Take 3 t Services Offered 32 Building Contracting 33 8 cylinder, auto transmission. operate. $1600. 872-3603, or Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering uive it a try. the time to do those little power steering, factory air. 871-2155. Campers-Trellers chorea that you've neglected. WE PAY TOP PRICES for Mobile Homes 65 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) Se- C iM TREE SERVICE - Free DAY CARE HOME - Fully EXPERIENCED PAINTING FARRAND REMODELING - wrecketl and junk cars. A & B ExI______Jpec._. " lect companions with whom They won't be so annoying to licensed, safe, fun. affordable. Week for onlyinly t$1895. Suburban FORD 1977 E-150 VAN - 6 handle today. estimales. discount senior By Craig Odgen Quality Cabinets and Formica Tons, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- you have much In common and ciiizcns Company 646-8099. Workmanship! Interior and Motors, 649-2076. cylinder standard, pillow back who are not too demanding. If CANCER (June 21-Julv 22) Be PKF Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad- Call Tony 646-6223. Very good condition. Many extremely cognizant of details M a n c h p s (e r - w n e d and Exterior. “ You Tried The recliners, several extras. $4,- you're among persons whose asFiu 0 diiions. Decks, All types of extras! Call 633-4890. today. Little things which es- ‘2-25 operaled. Call 646-1327 WATERPROOFING Rest, Now Stick With The Remodeling and Repairs. 1973 T O R I N O - 302. R u n s DODGE 1975 CRESTWOOD 9 875. Info, 646-4288. . ______interests you don't share, you'll feel like a wallflower. cape your attention may cause Hatchways, foundation Best." Call 649-8749 , 742-9979. Phone 643-6017. excellent. Must sell, PASSENGER WAGON- 8 pr^lema later. cracks, tile lines, sump cylinder, automatic, power 1973 CHEVY MONTE CARLO AMERICANA 1970 12x45 skir- ^OITTARIUS (Nov. 29-Dec. Short RIbB — Frank Hill BiM TREE SERVICE - sacrificing! Any reasonable ting. awning, shed. 21) Your progress today Is LEO (July 2)-Aug. 22) Put your Spcciali.st in tree and stump pumps, gravity feeds, window Building Contracting 33 PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS steering, air. 1 owner. Priced AM-F.M, air, power steering offer over $1450. Call after likely to be measured In small prudence to the teat today to 1 him id help removal Free estimates. wells. 30 years experience, to sell fast at only $1695, Com- and brakes. Bucket seats, low ippli having an ar gu/men t e ar ' - Complete Construction. Ad- 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. Asking $11,000. Call anytime steps, rather than giant leaps see If you can get by without OLTT MY ACT A S IT . Senior citizen discount 24 643-4953. 872-7611, WES ROBBINS Carpentry ditions, Remodeling. Free pare at Suburban Motors, 649- mileage. Excellent condition. unnecessary spending. The WITH NOUR DUAAMY ? 429-29! and bounds. Be content as hour, vear round service. 643- remodeling specialist. Ad- Estimates. Fully Insured. 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 2076. $1850, 646-8247. long as you're moving ahead. lavlngs may really surprise 7285 LICENSED MOTHER will ditions. rcc rooms, dormers, Call 646-4879. Customized, in and out. 14 CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) you. babysit preschoolers in her biiilt-ins. bathrooms, miles per gallon on regular Don't permit yourself to be (NEWSPAPER ENTERPfSSE ASSN.) \ RE'.VE.-W'ING burn holes. home. 7 to 3:30 weekdays. 643- kitchens, 649-3446. CARPEN TRY - All types of fuel. Loaded with extras in- ' ITS HB NEW fAmrrt-.1WA^fiC06/' Zippers, umbrellas repaired 8971. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool cluding Factory Air! Low Barr/a Worid — Jim Barry Window .shades. Venetian CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and mileage. One owner. Buga Bunny — Helmdahl & Stotfal blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT. Painting-Papering 32 Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. Windows Hung. Ceiling Excellent condition. Over BUY A F ORD Marlow S', 867 Main St 649- Call Gary Cushing 34.5-2009 Repaired and Painted Call $14,000 invested. A real *•! 5221 PAINTING - Interior and anytime. 643-6130. bargain for $7495. Must be HOW DO hmm.. I'M tired) L E ' 5 exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J, CO N N ELLY seen. Call 643-0421. zy you LIKE/MY j OF BEING / HAVE ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, excellent work references. Carpentry and general con- RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 NEW w e ? without/A look attics, garages, yards Free estimates. Fully in- tracting* Residential and /ANY / AT IT/ cleaned. moving, sured. Martin Matson. 649- commercial. Whether it be a BIDW ELL HOME Improve- Our Boarding Houaa Thit ' 'ny World HAlP trucking Loam for sale. Lawn 4431 small repair job, a custom ment Co Expert installation NOWII service No job too big or built home or anything in of aluminum siding gutters WANTED JUNK AND LATE OimMd$u««taaraa,lae UM, YA5,1 PICKEP UP "WE BA6 THE ^ AN small 568-8522 between, call 646-1379. and trim Roofing installation MODEL WRECKS - Cash WE and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. Paid. Call Parker Street Used BEANS came in WHEN YOU DI6- , QUALITY PAINTING and CARPED IT-I ABHOR LITTERINS!, SOLD Paper Hanging by Willis CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Additions and Remodeling. SPECIALIZING cleaning and THEHI NOTICED THE RECEIPT! THE Scnultz. Fully insured BUB BRICK BLOCK, STONE references. 649-4343. Free estimates. Call Anthony repairing chimneys, roofs, Fireplaces, concrete Squillacote 649-0811. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 WHEN I PURCHASED AN IDENTICAL"', TO Chimney repairs. No job too years Experience. Howley, AMOUNT OF BEANS I DISCOVERED J PAY A&W PAINTING Contrac- 1971 TORINO - Showroom OFF small Save' Call 644-8356 lor lors. Quality painting and 643-5361. THEY WOULPH.T FILL THE JAR,' I estimates CARPENTER ; Repairs, condition. Air conditioning, immediat el y REALIZED YOU paper hanging at reasonable new tires. 57,000 original rates. Fullv insured Free remodeling, additions, gar- ROOFER WILL Install roof, WERE CON CEALIN6 AFORE16N E X P E R T PAINTING and siding or gutter for low dis- miles. Call 649-3544. Estimates. Call Wavne 649- ages, rooling. Call David OBJECT', MBB-OWVYW-' You ALWAYS I Ap FARF LANDSCAPING Specializing 7696 Patria, 644-1796. count price. Call Ken at 647- in Exterior House Painting 1566. 1966 F O R D M U S T A N G - have to BE 11 AKF Needs minor work. As is, $350. SAVINGS wi$£ Tree pruning, spraying, PERSONAL Paperhanging FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY A (DVii-'A\ e w w p / mowing weeding Call 742- - Remoileling and Additions. Healing-Plumbing 35 Call 649-9631 anytime after lor particular people, by Dick 6:00 p.m. 7947 Call 643-5703 anytime Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 years experience! For Free SEW ERLINES, sink lines, Estimates, call 646-4239. cleaned with electric cutters, driveway sealing by professionals. McKinney Bros Sewage Disposal Com- ON ALL MODELS Protects and Beautifies Your PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - pany, 643-5308. Drivewav' Experienced and Quality craftsmanship at low e i i n bf NEA. Inc Reasonable' Free Estimates LEON CIESZYNSKI 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - prices Call 646-5424. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Call Art. 649-3061 BUILDER- New Homes. Ad- Great running condition. repairs, plugged drains, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ditions, Remodeling. Rec Asking $500, Can be seen at FORD kitchen faucets replaced, PICKET SPLIT RAIL AND - Interior and exterior Rooms. Garages, Kitchens International Motor Car, Ltd., "I thought they said Susan ANTON Is on the repaired, rec rooms, STOCKADE FENCES Commercial and residential. Remodeled, Ceilings. Bath 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, DILION SAcfcS ^ new one-dollar coin — who Is Susan B. bathroom remodeling, heat "I don’t know why, but there's REPAIRED AND Free estimates. Fully in- Tile, Dormers. Ct„ or call 871-0849. modernization, etc. Free I’ f ‘.‘AN VA*,'. •• ' »• ’/i! ANTHONY?" ^ MAJOR MlSUNPERer^DINfi' INSTALLED- Any size sured 646-4879. Hoofing.Residential or something about him I trust,” Reasonable rales. Free es- Commercial. 649-4291 Estimate gladly given. M M Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. DILLOn timates 289-1183 anvl line I’AGK TWKNTY - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 23, 19TO^ Council f?'^ To Mull . .. ' Planner 'M i SOUTH WINDSOR - During its workshop ses- sion and special meeting m scheduled for 7:30 tonight in the Town Hall the Town I •< Council will discuss the hiring of a town planner. The position which will pay $20,000 a year was originally proposed when the council was preparing Its budget for the current SAVE 3.00 year but it was deleted in a SAVE 4.00 :V4 vote with Republican Robert Sills voting with the four Democrats. A resolution which will come before the council gallon gallon tonight calls lor the es- tablishment of the position ^Rog. 13.99 I R e g . 1 0 . 9 9 and the transfer of $13,000 from the contingency ac- "PROTECT" EXTERIOR LATEX "SATIN P L U S '^ .. INTERIOR count to the town U T E X PAINT BY NAGICOLOR manager's account, to HOUSE PAINT BY NAGICOLOR cover the first year's Wide Choice of colors warranted Magic color makes walls and ceil- to cover in one coat. Resists blis- ings come alive. Pick your favorite salary. from our bouquet. Warranted one Town Manager Allan tering and peeling. Stain and fade resistant. Full 8 year warranty. coat coverage, washable and fade Young has repeatedly ad- and stain resistant. Dries in 20 min- "PROTECT" TRIM EKAMEl vised the council that the utes. Full 8 year warranty. establishment ot the posi- Reg. 14.99 ...... 10.99 gallon tion IS necessary to ensure successful growth in South Windsor In a memo to the council, Mayor Nancy Caffyn said. u , , f . i , ■'1 would hope that each - .' member of the Town Coun- cil who either abstained or voted 'no' would recon- sider the establishment of the town planner position." Referring to a request U t e x I for an appropriation of $13,000 for a study of the l|a p impact of the widening of lin tl Interstate 91 or the con- p v H r r l i fNitfintih for will* 'c«lltnQ9 _ struction of Interstate 284. IS Mayor Catfyn said. "I feel the request for the con- 702S WHITE sulting fees for planning purposes is but the first of many such requests. ■'The rapid development and growth in South Wind- sor and surrounding com- munities requires us to plan ahead on issues regar- ding transportation, zone iwith changes, and other critical ormu- ‘ rj-^lidyiroihialli^^^__ , areas affecting town and I '■’and’, ''ifafa" development. We must moKk '*SaIio, begin anticipating mm 8 n war&i^. m! situations requiring policy Ml' decisions and move away from our present reac- tionary responses to problems," the mayor said. The PlanninI and Zoning Commission has recommended the es- tablishment of the town ^ ______■ ~ planner position. In a letter to Mayor Caffyn. commis- s' ''hairman William . ac aid, "The planner M HANCOCK-GROSS c ir' ,)C of assistance to rV ^A M tSM S M t9l30USS prospective developers by helping in the mechanics of SAVE 6.00 SAVE 4.00 SAVE 4.00 the process of review, :99 99 TO 7.00 •99 TO 10.00 1 R e g . TO 7.00 I R e g . Reg. filing of applications and 'R eg . 6.49 i # R eg. 11.88 21.99 19.99 25.99 28.88 timing. MOTHER OF PEARL STAINLESS STEEL 21 GALLON SINGLE He said the commission ROCKWELL FAUCET ROCKWEU TOILET TANK would also recommend the WITH POP-UP DRAIN KITCHEN FAUCET REPAIR KIT TOILET SEATS BAR SINK LAUNDRY TUB hiring of a planner to en- Chrome-plated, aerator Chrome-plated. No, 266450 Stops noise and leaks. A classic in pink, blue, Self-rimming. 15" x 15". Easy to clean. No PTl sure continuity noting that included. No. 20570. /430, Made of non-corrosive green, black and white NO.PS3315. ROCKWEU FADCn No 31402 No. 200 ROCKWELL lARFAUC n the various boards and CHROME-PLATED BRASS FAUCET WITH SPRAY materials by Hancock- Reg. 14.99...... 10.99 Gross- No. 2646-C. No. 261350 Reg. 16.99. 12.99 commissions have an ever- No 2073BO Rmj. 26.99 . 1 9 . 9 9 No. 267490/480 Reg. 27.99 20.99 changing membership and the expertise and longevity of the planner could be 'M w relied upon. Grace also said that the planner could also be used to draft and update regulations, review and follow the progress of development, assist in in- quiries Ironi residents and be a source of general con- tact lor those seeking in- formation on any ot the areas of the regulations. In a revised job descrip- . e o e h tion for the propo.sed posi- SAVE 16% SAVE 3.00 SAVE I P SAVE 8% tion of town planner, TO 13% 011 n g sa i d t h a t th e TO 37% TO 5.00 TO 12% planner would work with ■ 12.98 ...... -.3;^-;..:^ the Planning and Zoning Commission. the 2"x4"xB' 4'xlVi" 4'xri^" •. F.conomic Development ECONOMY STUDS EXTERIOR PLYWOOD Commission and the Asaodolkm grade ilampod Foi'idl jffojecl*.' , Save now'iot building p iafad i Zoning Board of Appeals to Augut conduct studies and to TEUOW n u t STUDS R e g . 2;i91.49 4'x8'xM"B»ti ...... 1S.|9 4'x lV V 'R e g .4 S 9...... 1Y 9 4'xrx?rn»(r«»» ...... ' ■ prepare plans relating to .12'*.,..2 development problems of the town. Voung said that the planner would work direct- ly under the town manager and would supervise the planning department staff. He said that [lersons with not less than six years of .. experience in municipal D8E TODR CHANNEL CHARGE planning would be con- CALL WALLY lARNETT, sidered and this would in- the Channel "Home Doctor,"’’ clude four years of with any do-it-yonrioll experience in an active pioblam. Init dial tell-fraoi planning department OPEN SUNDAY AND EVERT channel : CONM. (800) 5 26-4522 In a survey taken in towns with similiar pop- EVENING FOR TOUB CONVENIENCE HOME CENTERS ulations to South Windsor, eight of the 11 towns sur- "Amorica's No. 1 Do-It-Yourself Stores' veyed employ a lull-time town planner. Young said EAST HAVEN WATERBURY MANCHESTER PARKADE FBONTAGEROAD, NATTATUCK PLAZA, WEST MIDDLE TPKE. A conservative Is a fellow EXIT 51 OFF 1-95 WOLCOTT ST. anil BROAD 8T. who points to the Venus' de SALE ENDS 8/26/79 N-136-34 Milo as an example of what ©Copyright, Channel Home Centers, Inc. 1979. happens to anyone signing an arms limitation treaty. 1402. 0.99

t- PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 23, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE THREE Lesperance Real Estate & Insurance

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jy- PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 23, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 23, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Frechette, Martin & Rethman, Get the Facts! Realtors®/Better Homes

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standing from left to right: Helen O’Brien, Barbara Chasser, Michelle Miranda and Jan Evelyn Carlson, Susan Chaloux, Dan Reale, Wiater. JF e V e part of the Jimmy Fund ^^Team^\ D.F.Reale Realtors Reale Realtors and Network of Homes have be- come part of the team’’ to strike out childhood After several years of successful of Homes also provides extensive experience in the real estate industry, the training, work shops and seminars for the cancer. firm of Daniel F. Reale, Inc„ Realtors, staff. was founded in 1973. The firm is located at The dedication of Reale, Realtors to the 175 Main St., Manchester and is headed by Reale Realtors Is one of the area headquarters real estate industry has prompted the con- Dan Reale, its current president. sideration of affiliate offices in the sur- The present location consists of a rounding areas to better serve our working on behalf of the Jimmy Fund of the Sid- modem real estate office, which is fully customers and clients. equipped and very comfortable with all Dan’s list of affiliations as well as his ney Farber Cancer Institute In Boston. Various the necessary tools to better accom- contributions to local civic and service modate both customers and clients. organizations are many. He is a member fund raising projects will be conducted through- Equipped with an extensive background and director of the Manchester Board of in land acquisition as well as residential Realtors and the Manchester Multiple and commerical sales, Dan has put a out the year. Listing Service, the Vernon Board of strong emphasis on service, responsibili- Realtors, Vernon Multiple Listing Ser- ty, and integrity to customers and clients vice, the Hartford Board of Realtors, who come in contact with his firm. This National Farm and Land Brokers, and influence is reflected by each and every Realtors Marketing Institute, as well as member of the staff. being past first vice president of the With the "coming of age” in the REALEMEMBER REALTORS, r Ma Northeastern C.I.D. He also holds t e changing structure in real estate professional designations, GRI, Graduate, rnarketing, Dan’s goals to project and Realtors Institute and CRS, Certified firmly maintain professional standards Residential Specialist. and status within the community are Reale Realtors is proud to announce the CSisaS foremost requisites in the operation of his joining of forces of Reale Realtors, This progressive thinking is Network of Homes and the JIMMY exhibited by his decision to become af- FUND. ’The entire staff is dedicated to filiated with Network of Homes. This ser- 646-4B2B “pitching in” for this extremly worthy vice provides maximum marketing tools cause. for both customers and clients. Network 175 Main St. Manchestar MiS mi M ambtra of tha Manchaatar, Varnon and Hartford Multipla Listing Sarvicaa PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23, 1979 _l^^|NGJ[ERALDjJjura^^^gust 23, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Moving to a n e w are a?

You have series of transparent overlays such as those N o w there’s an a dv a nc e d, prof essional W e c a n answ er m a ny questions depicted on the opposite page, you'll start to syste m to h elp you ge t settled fast. zero in on where to begin looking for a house the m ost com m on w h e n you move that meets all of your family's needs. Most of Introducing qu e stions your questions will be answered, and you'll get you h ave to a n e w a re a . a clear understanding of the new area, during this counseling session. THE wh e n you move Looking for a new home is exciting, One of the first questions the counselor for you and everyone in your family. But it can will ask is: “How many minutes do you want to a n ew are a. also be confusing, even traumatic, if you’re to spend commuting to and from your office^" brand new to the area. Where do you start An overlay will show which communities fall CENTURY 21 ® looking? How much do you pay? How do you within your specified radius of minutes What are housing prices find out where the school districts are? from work. like in each area? You have lots of questions, but not very Next, you may be asked how much many answers. money you plan to spend. A different overlay RelocaUon Center. How far will I have to O ur unique syste m provid e s will show you what the price patterns are for the locations within that commuting radius. commute to work? your a nsw ers. By the time you get through all eight The CENTURY 21 Relocation Center transparencies in this fashion, you will have Where are the schools? helps you familiarize yourself with all aspects pinpointed the area or areas where you are of your new area, so you can quickly pinpoint most likely to find the house that fits all of your where you are most likely to find the house and family’s needs. You can then begin house Will we bothered neighborhood to fit your needs. hunting with confidence! by jets flying overhead? We give you all the facts about each area...you make the decisions. The CENTURY 21 W e 'll re f e r you t o a Are there many chiidren Relocation Center can save you days, even N e ig h b orh o o d Pro f e ssion a l: in the neighborhood? weeks of aggravation and frustration, and turn Your Relocation Counselor will introduce house hunting into the relaxed, happy family you and your family to a CENTURY 21 adventure it should be. Neighborhood Professional who is an expert is there smog? Sit d o w n , re la x, in the specific area or areas you have selected How much? and w a tch o ur sh ow a b o u t to look for a house. Your Neighborhood your n e w to w n . Professional knows the community, and will What is the have comprehensive information about what average income of families To begin with, you’ll receive an you want and don’t want in a house. The audio-visual tour of the geography, history, main Neighborhood Professional is highly trained and living in each area? thoroughfares and general layout of your skilled in working with transferred clients and new area. You’ll see where the older sections understanding your needs. There are What about tornadoes, of town are, the newer developments, thousands of Neighborhood Professionals ready earthquakes and floods? comparative prices, styles of construction and to serve you, in practically any area you select. proximity to business centers. You and your family will also learn about weather patterns, Saves tim e , m o n e y a n d recreational opportunities, location of fru s tra tio n . educational facilities, and also drawbacks that The service you receive at a should be taken into consideration for each area. CENTURY 21 Relocation Center can save you After this audio-visual tour, you and your days of costly, time-consuming confusion family will know more about your new area and driving around. And save you lots of ...... than many residents do! emotional wear and tear, too. It can make your Our system o f m a p overlays first day in your new area pleasant, makes finding informative and productive. When you move to a brand new area, a neighborhood fu n i see your CENTURY 21 Relocation Center first. After the slide presentation, a trained It’s our way of saying, “Welcome to your 'ML AQiljcV Relocation Counselor will sit down with you new town!* CALL YOUR LOCAL CENTURY 21 lA Bbitotf' privately. Using a map of the entire area to REPRESENTATIVE FOR RELOCATION which you and your family are moving. arxJ a INFORMATION Designed Specifically For You Contact your local CENTURY 21 Office for relocation center nearest you. I' 5 !■ ' ) I ri I i I .) i I - - ! fe I S i ‘i II ^ _ i 1 [I ^ 1 ^ i' I i i 1 ^ ^ 5 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23. 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TOELVE "-'EVENiNG HERALD.'fhurs.,' Aufflst 1979

^ M ®> Bi REALTORS M \ i p .nfi GROUP 1: A select association of REALTORS serving the greater I® ’'. / Manchester area with more advertising expertise, I 3 ^ K S “ ■' - t J U impact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers ^ ■ f t t< " If rV

YATED ELEBANCE A BECT BUY BY BELFIORE (%• f I PERFECT HIDEAWAY It has been said, and we believe, truly that the three most important factors in residential real estate values . for the larger family to enjoy! Plenty of room to "'f'-., '/j|, «<}-( A,' Drive by 1S6 Waranoke Rd„ Manchester, and give this roam for all, both inside and out. Fifteen rooms in- are, "Location, Location, and Location." 9 room, 5 bedroom, 3W bath Contemporary Split on W clude a formal dining room, extra large family room This being so, we submit that the above pictured acre of park like grounds a good look. This house is with a massive fireplace. Country sized, fully home nestled in an area of 8100,000“ to 8150,000- j. 'fm m m M m -i*\ versatile enough to accommodate either a large or appUanced kitchen, rooms for dens & studys in addi- residences in the exclusive Adelaide Road - Waranoke small family. In fact, would be ideal for an in-law tion to having five full bedrooms and three t»throoms. Road - Steep Hollow Lane area is truly an excepUonal situation. The amenities are too numerous to mention Nine working fireplaces. Wiring, plumbing, heating, value in the high eighties! GROVP I REALTORS here. Call (or details and an appointment. insulation, roof and foundation are circa 1973. Three Come, let us show you the many features of this car garage ... all situated on 6W high, treed acres with Executive Cape. The cedar shingles, the plastered Standing left to right: Bob Brock, Robert Seated left to right: Russ Philbrick, LOMBARDO A ASSOCIATES more land. Call 649-2813. walls, (built by Ansaldi) the "Hideaway" rear patio, Wolverton, Frank J. Spilecki, Joe Lombardo, secluded, shrubbed rear yard, the plethora of extras, Warren E. Howland and Bill Belfiore. . 649-4003 WOLVERTON A6ENCY etc., etc. This is a "Best Buy" ^ It! Jeff Keith, Carl Zinsser, and Alex Matthew. 649-2613 WIUIAM L BELFIORE A6ENCY

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Yes, it was slightly over one year ago many meetings and much hard work, we that Group 1 was founded. Group I was have been successful! We are members of the Manchester started in recognition of a changing world Rural charm but 3 minutes to express Hartford Com- of Real Estate, but with the fervent hope Board of Realtors. One of our members is muter bus or 1-84. Owner has literally sailed away & that independent free enterprise could be the present president of the board, wants quick sale. 3-4 bedrooms. Contemporary in- CLOSE TO TOWN HALL MANCHESTER CREAM PUFF preserved in our business. Our members another is the immediate past president terior with fireplaces in kitchen t livingroom. 2 3,000 Sq. Ft. plus full heated basement. Good for retail 6 room Cape. 3 or 4 bedrooms. West side location. were — and are — free to both compete and a third was president just before that! wooded acres. Inground pool. Potential professional or office space. Make excellent qiace for lawyers, ac- Aluminum sided. Oversized 2 car garage. 859.900. and cooperate with others — and each In fact. Group I membership includes offices. At a low 870.000. It won’t last. countants, insurance, etc,, etc, seven Manchester Board of presidents, HOWLAND REALTORS other! We are free to slant our work, our F. J . SPILECKI, INC REALTORS KEITH REAL ESTATE advertising, etc. towards what is best for past and present. 643-1108 this particular area. At the same time, we We ask your consideration when 643-2121 646-4126 have a national referral service to help choosing your Realtor, whether buying or you relocate, plus a possible purchase selling. We submit that our service will plan for your home should that become please you — and you will be casting a vote feasible or necessary! In short, we can for local enterprise — which this country offer the best of all worlds — and by dint of needs, and God willing, will always have!

MANCHESTER We are proud to offer this elegant 7 room U&R Ranch Immaculate 8 room Colonial. 4 large bedrooms, for your inspection. Located on Ludlow Rd. this 3 fireplaced first floor family room and laundry room, bedroom, 2 bath home has many outstanding features. appUanced kitchen, large covered' deck, 2W baths, 2 Priced to sell in the raid'870’s. car garage, waUi-out basement. Gas fired heating. ZINSSER A6ENCY ^ philbr ick AGENCY 646-1511 646-4200______“MEMBER ALL POINTS RELOCATION” “NOW dlABANTEED SALES PLAN AVAILABLE” EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 23, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN ^ I I : . I . I ! ti 15 JJ ' I ' ‘ J. ‘ i: 1'; ^ - PAP.R Kni'RTEEN - EVENING HER^D. Thurs.. August 23. 1979 Merritt Agency Chenette Associates. BRING PEOPLE HOME Richard E. Merritt has been selling ment. Mr. McCarthy is assisted by his^ Gallery of Homes homes for almost 14 years here in the sons Michael and Chris. Their office is Town of Manchester. The Merritt Agency located in the office building as the is one of the most active agencies dealing Merritt Agency. Richard E. Merritt is a Burnside and Hiliside Avenues contains member of the Manchester Board "of The Chenette Associates, Gallery of in the sates of new homes as well as re- Homes real estate agency is located at 453 fifteen of those real estate experts who aid sale homes. The Merritt Agency is the Realtors also he Hartford Board of area residents in their search for housing. Realtors. He is an active member of C.I. Burnside Avenue where real estate tran- exclusive realtor agency for the J.A. sactions have been successfully The Gallery of Homes also maintains a se- McCarthy and Sons, Builders and D. (Comm. & Indust. Div.) and Homes cond office for the convenience of aspiring Unlimited — (group of Hartford County transpiring for over eleven years. John Developers. Chenette, a well-known and popular East new residents to the area at the R ^ a d a Realtors formed to service real estate Mr. McCarthy has been a builder and Hartford native has been serving the real Inn on East River Drive in East Hartfort. needs more effectively). He is also a developer of new homes since 1952. He has estate needs of the public for many years This office is providing invaluable service MERRin built new homes in the Manchester, East member of the Real Estate U.S.S. (a John ChonoHa ThnEM o Ro m Viola in fulfilling the needs of business people national referral agency to help relocate and very ably directs the entire organiza- Ronltor* SalM Monagor Ralocation DIractor. Hartford, Vernon and So. Windsor areas tion. Ever mindful of his civic duties and who are transferring into the area or anywhere in America ... Agency including the 70 homes, South Farms and responsibilities to the Town of East Hart- otherwise. Each Gallery of Homes office 122 East Center St. the 108 homes Redwood Farms develop- ford, he sponsors such worthwhile groups throughout the country has an appointed as the Girls Softball League, two Bowling real estate agent who acts in the capacity Teams and Youth Hockey. He also lends of referral agency through which all enthusiastic and generous support to the referrals into the area are channeled thus tour of homes, antique and mc^em, which extending the necessary personal touch is conducted periodically by the Historical which is so helpful to newcomers. Homes Century 21 Society of East Hartford. The very amicable agency manager UNLIMITED The Gallery of Homes is nationwide Tim Ellis brings his many years of proven with over 14,000 real estate experts ser- track record into the organization ^^We^re The ving communities throughout the United providing that essential factor which makes Chenette Associates, Gallery of Rooa Ann Andram Baibara BrozinaU 99 States of America and Canada and the 8ol#o jLitocloft A Quality Real Estate l^e n c y Neighborhood Professionals* early 20th century dutch colonial with Homes such a constant and high achiever with porte cochere located on the comer of in the marketplace. Two local brokers, Arthur Bartlett and region to another have always Quality Homes Built Marshall Fisher, of Southern California experienced great apprehension. The con- ERA^s Home Buyers Protection met together in a coffee shop and over a sequential losses of time, money and By cup of coffee dreamed up the concept of production incurred while searching for Century 21 Real Estate. It started with suitable homes, bring about tension, un- Plan Takes the Worry Out of seven small brokers and now in 7 short happiness, high costs, and losses. BECAUSE THE NEED IS THERE ... James A. McCarthy and Sons years is the largest real estate company in Major Repair Bills "1 the world, with over 7,000 member agen- CENTURY 21 International and Relocations Consultants, under the direc- Build er & Develop er cies, each one independently owned. The Home Buyers Protection Plan Gilmores wisely purchased a home Carla DamaacM Nancy Donahua Century 21's growth curve would be the tion of Gerry Williams, have agreed to (BPP) offered by ERA Blanchard & Saloa Aaaodata Salat Aaaodata cooperate in establishing a nationwide covered under an ERA Blanchard & envy of any business. In seven short years Rossetto, 189 West Center Street. Rossetto Home Warranty. they have grown to dominate the real es- network of Relocation Centers. Manchester, Connecticut, gives the (CENTURY 21 of the Northeast Region has “We bought the home in July and we had tate market. Presently, 1 out of every 12 homeowner a worry-free first year from no use for heat at that time” said Mr. houses sold in the United States and stated that their first Relocation Center major repairs of replacement costs (new will be locaed in Woodbridge, New William Morrison. “In October we put the Canada is sold by Centu!7 21. Their yearly homes up to 5 years). heat on and noticed a faint smell of soot. KNOLLWOOD sales rose to over 20 billion dollars of sales Jersey, and this location will serve the en- “Under the warranty, the cost of This smell became very evident as time volume. Surveys show that 97% of the tire Region. Plans to set up the Center are repairing or replacing major home com- Estates being carried out now. went by. We called ERA for an inspection. public is aware of Century 21. Their un- ponents including central heating, electric We received fast professional service and believable growth pattern has been WHAT WILL RELOCATION air conditioning, plumbing and electrical INVOLVE? Before beginning to look for a within days we received a new furnace Our Latest Development likened to McDonalds” hamburgers, Cen- systems, built-in appliances, water which is working beautifully. We only had tury 21 associates in their familiar gold home, the client will know exactly what heaters and softeners and accessible sheet area most suits his needs. Relocation will to pay the $100.00 deductible and have Mariana Qallo appearal, have been selling houses like the metal ducts are covered,” said Robert F Tom Farguaon Come Talk with the Staff provide him with price ranges, average saved hundr^s more. A sincere thanks to Salaa Aaaodata people under the “golden arches,” have Blanchard. 8nIm AoMCioto resident incomes, over-all school com- ERA”. been selling hamburgers. It happened According to Blanchard, the unique P.S. Mr. Morrison purchased and sold with hamburgers, fried chicken and parisons, projected property values, warranty plan he offers as a Broker of weather patterns and commuting time. In thru ERA Blanchard & Rossetto, motels and now it’s happening in real es- ERA (Electronic Realty Associates, Inc.) Realtors. tate. other words, the relocation service will a nationwide home marketing service, America's increasingly mobile society present all of the positives as well as “helps the home buyer who really can't Besides BPP, ERA Blanchard & and the ever increasing need for housing is negatives, so the client knows where he is afford to pay for major repairs after Rossetto also offers Home Sellers Protec- changing the business of selling homes going. Time and energy are saved dnd his making the large investment in the tion, which provides the same coverage from local to national operations. Century need for direction is met. purchase of the home,” he added. beginning 15 days after the home is listed Judy Jacobs 21 is now expanding into the countries of Century 21s' Relocation Center will be Homes covered by warranties are given for sale with an ERA Broker up to six n d picturad. Japan, Britain, West Germany and equipped with a variety of written and brief inspections to make sure the major months, or until the home is sold. By : Merritt Dick BIssell Jackie Smith Australia. 'audio-visual materials. An array of sup- components covered are in working order. having your home listed for sale with ERA At one time people bought and sold 'port materials such as manuals, forms When a breakdown occurs, a toll free Blanchard & Rossetto, not only will your Kolly Sally Marsh homes within their own community. This overlays, area information kits, reference phone call to ERA results in a call to a home be warranted but it will make it Salaa Aaaodata OF / hOM(S^ Sslas Assocists led to dominance by local brokers with 'materials, personnel systems, audio- service contractor in the area for prompt much more attractive to prospective good local reputations. Now that people visual area information programs, sales sendee, Blanchard explained. Examples buyers. Mr. Blanchard explained that if move out of local communities, they feel action aids, advertising programs, com- of how ERA Blanchai^ & Rossetto has the sellers will provide the BPP coverage more comfortable walking into a real es- puterized management information and been able to help homeowners with this for the buyer, we can provide, at no ad- tate office whose image has lent respec- accounting systems will be utilized to warranty are numerous: ditional charge, the BPP coverage until tability, dependability and reinforce the relocation service. These Shortly after moving into their two the home is sold for up to 5 months. In the CHEIETTE ASSOaATES Bob Terry Arnie Miiier professionalism, through mass media materials are necessary to give the client family home this past spring, Mr. and next 12 months, more than $5 billion worth advertising. the information he needs and wants in Mrs. Emerson Gilmore of East Center of homes will be covered under the two The trend now is toward franchising into order to make a decision. Their man Street in Manchester, failed to get any warranties, and ERA will pay in excess of 646-1180 large national companies to capture their priority stands upon insuring the success heat out of their furnace. After making a $1.8 million in claims. 528-9081 share of the national moving market. Cen- of a s-m-o-o-t-h sale, satisfaction and toll free call to ERA BPP department, a ERA also provides photo-by-wire Two Offices to Serve the Area tury 21 was one of the first to recognize dollars ($$$$). local service man was dispatched. After listings which enable prospective buyers the need to assist today's mobile society. to inspect in ERA Broker’s office six REALTOR PROFESSIONALISM IS ESSENTIAL all was said and done, a brand new fur- 1453 Burnside Ave. Mgs laUMHDUSIK Century 21 is now setting up a national ... and that is why CENTURY 21 is exten- I nace and boiler was installed by ERA and photos at a time of potential new homes in network of Relocation Centers in 50 of ding its service to include Relocation. la major financial set back of over the distant city to which they are moving. "Mis East Hartford East Hartford United States largest cities. After all, we are the “Neighborhood Ul,800 was avoided — because the Families faced with transfer from one Professionals.” EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN

PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. August 23. 1979 A NEW Gordon Realty Gordon Realty of 105 Main Street, Manchester, prides itself on its per- sonalized, individual service to buyers and sellers. Combining its over 60 years worth of Real Estate experience to the public, GALLERY OF HOMES Joe Gordon and his staff never lose sight CENTURY 21 of the word “service” , where the uncom- mon becomes the common on a daily “The Neighborhood basis. OFFICE IN If you are thinking of selling your home, please call one of our Home Counselors ProfesgionaU” for a full marketing analysis without any standing left to right: Ray § high pressure salesmanship. All that we ask is a chance to meet you and have you Lima, oWner/manager, Century judge our professionalism. 21, Showcase - East Hartford. I For those that are thinking of buying a Russ Curtis, sales manager, Cen- home, please stop at our office. We will tury 21 Tedford Agency, Bolton. analyze your individual set of cir- cumstances and make you aware of Wally Williard, sales manager. market conditions with the latest up to Century 21 Jackston/Avante, date information on mortgage money. Manchester. There is never an obligation for our ser- Seated left to right: Norma N. MAIN ST. vice. Tedford, president. Century 21 Gordon Realty commercial department Tedford Agency, Bolton. Gint also offers a wide range of services to sellers and buyers of commercial and in- Nenortas, owner/manager Cen- D.W .nSH vestment properties. A call to Joe Gordon tury 21 Showcase, Manchester. Q ALLB HYOFH O M ESI is all that is needed to put our expertise to work to help you. W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE

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D TME,, g g MANCHESTER SlpE&BW it t a k es m ore than o ne Super Person to m a k e a successful tea m . In fact, it t a k es many super D.W. FISH REALTY CO. PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF OUR NEW peo ple in e v ery p hase of the b usiness to get the REALTY OFFICE AT 243 MAIN ST. IN MANCHESTER. job done swiftly and accura tely...Th e w ay you w ant it. G ord o n Realty has o ver 60 y e ars of e x WE ARE EXPERTS IN REAL ESTATE! THAT’S IMPORTANT WHEN YOU ARE p erience. Their goal is to serv e you...so call... BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME. WEDOA COME SEE HOW D.W. FISH REALTY CO. GALLERY OF HOMES CAN HELP YOU! • Joe • Ann THE D.W. FISH REALTYCO. • Bud • Sharon lordon • Stan Vernon Circle, Vernon Today! O F / h O M E S < REALTY 875-9153 643-1591 105 M ain St., M anchester L BEAlTOn* >174 1 ( ■ : ., / I f ■ ■ 1,1 ^ . ] 1' EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 23, 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN

People are still buying homes at a brisk pace even though interest rates are high ’There are other tax benefits too. ’The interest in the graduated payment loan it and prices are soaring. Why? “Tax breaks real estate taxes every home owner pays introduced last fall. ’This loan offers a for home owners are one reason,” says are also deductible. And when the owner special low monthly payment in the first William H. Haie, president of Heritage sells his home there is another major year. The payment rises gradually with fl bcHcr uKiqof bcnJcing benefit not available in most investments. the income of the borrower. ’The loan is Savings and Ixtan, one of the area’s prin- cipal home lenders. ’The profit on the sale gets special tax jir designed to enable people to buy sooner Mortage interest payments are deducti- treatment in that. K the person buys than they otherwise could. About 25 per- bie from income for purposes bf federal another more expensive home, within a cent of Heritage’s loans these days are income taxes, Hale explains. Even if a specified period, the money made on the graduated payment type. mccins giving uou me loan person is paying a high rate of interest he first home is completely free of taxes at Hale explains “People come into our deducts the expense from his income. For that time. So if he or she bought a house bank with $5,000 for a down payment, but example, a couple filing jointly, earning for $45,000 and sold it for $60,000 to buy they need $7,000. So they save the $7,000, tl8,000, might be paying 11.25 percent an- another for more, the $15,000 profit on the but by that time they need $10,000. On the nual interest on their mortgage. But after first house can go into the second house other hand, if they could only get into that without paying taxes. taxes the effective rate is 8.94 percent. home, they would have the best hedge uouuKinl, feuT The difference is money they would have And if a home owner is over 55 years against inflation going. ’That’s where the paid in tMes if they didn’t have the old, there are no taxes on the first $100,000 graduated payment loan comes in. It helps mortgage interest deduction. of profit on Uie sale of a home even if he or them qualify the first time they come in.” she does not buy another home. And for a single person the tax benefit is Most wage earners can count on some even greater because the tax rate is “Interest is deductible; inflation is kind of increase in income every year, if higher for single people. A single person not,” Hale concluded. The cost of only to keep pace with the cost of iiving. with $30,000 income and an 11 percent everything goes up with inflation but The graduated payment mortgage is mortage is paying an effective rate of 6.68 there’s no tax deduction that goes with it. based on that expectancy. For example a percent after taxes, while a married cou- In fact tax rates increase with income. $20,000 wage earner with $5,000 for a down ple filirig jointly would pay 7.74 percent. But the expenses associated with home payment and a 5 percent expected annual The charts below show more examples. ownership are deductible, and that’s a income increase, can ordinarily finance a $44,000 house with a conventional loan and ayat* appriwappro* BPMr (row IDS 174 What Can You Afford? 711 810 878 846 BAS Afll the brisk pace of sales, Americans see ow- Heritage Savings has a computer which 7S7 7 74 7 17 8 10 B T B4S ning a home as one of the best investment 616 6 1) 641 666 68) 611 'H _7^l) 741 7W> tells to the penny how much a buyer can available. It provides a hedge against in- 6)1 6)4 6S0 66S 681 6« 7 17 afford. ’The computer will figure it out two S77 S4^ SS6 S^ S84 SH 61)_6r 641 6S6 670 flation and the deductibility of interest STS S40 SS4 SU S87 S% 6)1 67S 6)1 6SI 66' ways: with a standard loan and with the and other tax benefits make it even more 4 77 4SS 417 $10 S 7 I S 16 S48 S6) S 74 S6 ‘ Sk nvA an i ‘ uatam TV- iha rl aM^anwt a |>*nl n-iutn n I 6 il attractive. i4 h a d r*< "K |jfnn u a4 n mw* n Id an napi^ I t 40) ill flaraNn nl aerpM (varl TV ia< iaw\ in«t a«p fIM ln r a> i Mortage Supply a simple form with the information about the home they want, ’The figures are keyed “We do have funds to lend, although money is somewhat tighter than it was," into the computer which calculates the price of the house, the amount of the loan, Hale says he expects mortgage money to Sinclv IndM duili** the monthly payments and other pertinent remain availabie throughout the year with lOANIWTBttST information. |%i8% i m i9*\ I k. l i j r . i L 7 r - l i a r . loan rates stabilizing at their present 6 MBx Msrw la m t t m i “In seconds we can give a prospective I? 08 " ______7r 807 876 846 866 105 IT S 144 levels. Loans with lower down payments 1878 61S 7 1) 717 7 51 7 70 7 81 807 8 76 8 4S tb* 887 101 home buyer more information than ever are more difficult to come by today than 6 Sr 6SS 67) 610 ’ 708 776___ 7ji)___^761 7 71 7V 814 8 )7 850 before,” Hale says. "And with our 61) 6)0 646 66) 680 616 71) 7 71 746 7 67 7 71 71h months ago and are likely to remain Sr 60) 6W an 6S1 667 6«_6W 714 graduated payment loan, we can often scarce. Betty Petricca is our Vice President and Loan Officer. It’s her job to see to it that you receive the loan S61 S77 SIT 600 677 6)7 6S) 668 68) 618 surprise them with the good news that ^ 616 6 JO 6 44 6 58 Graduated Payment Loans they can buy a bigger home than they you want, when you want it. Whether it's for a home, new car, boat, home improvement or your child's 472 4 8S 417 S10 S7) S )6 561 S74 'S8 ' S U 417 SOS S18 S )0 S4 ) SS6 Heritage is finding steadily increasing thought they could." education, you can be sure of a competitive interest rate, convenient term and fast, efficient service. SOO M ) STS 5 )8 5 50 5 6) STS 46 ) 4 75 4 88 That's what the better way means to Betty. SOD 51) STS 550 5 6) STS **T6» artual n n inarapu calr »>ll »ari »«r6 an indartilual'i wtuaton th r i K * t a»*wmr^ a n •ehnodepmdmh iW*e«nphon| miwnr n lioifi nayn ST.IOO ol om im l lahi-. iKan th.- ' ^ ' ’8484 *ar«»«n o l irwprev paid iW la* 'a ir* u«rd a»r r«i-«1'*r a* ol lanujrt 1 III Ihc befar UKiq ■w; ST Heritage S a v i r ^ ESES i|V35 & Loan Associatim • Since 1891 (OUM HOUSMC - ■ I LENDER Main Olllce: 1007 Main Street. Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart OMIce: Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 • Covtntry Olliee: Route 3t, 742-7321 • Tolland OHIce; Route 195. % mile south ol I-86. Exit 99 872-7387 • Monaymarktta: Inside Crispino's, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, and Food Marl, West Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade -7 k- -

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