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Ships Crash I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 > 20$ Single Cojpy • 15t Home Delivered Ga l v e s t o n ; Texas ( u p d - An Inbound tanker and outbound freighter collided at the entrance to Galveston Bay before dawn today, slicing the tanker in haif I and leaving the flaming freighter j Mrs. Eisenhower wandering slowiy out of control in a Gulf of Mexico, oilfieid. Two crewmen were kilied and 18 were missing. Rescuers in * 4 heiicopters evacuating the ships' crewpien had to contend with a 82 burning, mile-long oilslick NVASHINGTON (UPI) - Mamie created by the tanker's 400,000- said Esker. “She came in seriously Eisenhower/^campaigned, she left Eisenhower, seriously ill since suf­ barrel cargo of chide oil. ill but stable." her role as the quiet woman behind fering a stroke in September, died of Ten crewmen stayed for a time The stroke had affected some of the scenes and took to the stump. Ike heart failure early today, 10 years aboard the Cypriot-registered the functions on her right side. would introduce her as "My after the death of her husband, the freighter Mimosa to fight the fire, She was last at Walter Reed Sept. Mamie." 34th president. « but they were tifted to shore When 8-15 for a routine examination. And while she liked to spend restful Mrs. Eisenhower died in her sleep the flames consumed the ship. Her death left five living former weekends in the country during her at 1:35 a.m. EST, said a spokesman first ladies — Bess Truman, husband's two terms, she would often for Walter Reed Army Medical Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Lady fill in for him when national groups Heavy Sn€nc Center where she had b « n treated Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon and ^ tty visited the White House. since suffering the stroke Sept. 25. Digging out of huge snowdrifts Ford. Mrs. Eisenhower, bom Nov. 14, She would have been 83 Ifi two weeks. left by a mid-autumn blizzard, While the family’s farmhouse, a 1896, in Boone, Iowa, never hid her Peter Esker, information officer rescuers on the Great Ptains national monument maintained by preference ,ior the serene, country for Walter R e ^ , said funeral plans found 80 people huddled in the the National Park Serivee, was her life of the farm during her eight back of a truck and helped 16 wwe incomplete. home, friends said late in life she years in the White House. And the Esker said Mrs. Eisenhower, more from a stranded bus. One became lonely living there. Eisenhowers/d^etumed there when strixen with the stroke on her Get­ couple died in Colorado before She applied in 1977 for a one- the president’s term ended in 1960. tysburg, Pa., faniTTIiad a history of snowplows reached them. bedroom apartment S(l'Washington’s She did not miss the public life, she heart trouble and had not shojm any The snowstorm, which kilted at prestigious'Army Distaff House, a said in an interview on the couple’s significant improvement since her facility she dedicated, but later ieast nine people since Tuesday, 50th wedding anniversary. admission. withdrew her application from the “No one who has ever been in that moved into the northern Plains “Her condition had remained es­ waiting list rather than bump those terrible limelight would ever seek R and upper Midwest today. The sentially stable, and she did not show ahead of her. National Weather Service posted again," she said. improvement over the long run,” When her husband, Dwight D. winter storm warnings for the Dakotas. More than a foot of snow felt on easteim Colorado, and high winds whipped snowdrifts up to 12 feet Town Seu0age Plqnt high in some areas of the Plains. Winds gusting past 50 mpb blew down power poles in Nebraska and South Dakota Wednesday j night, cutting electrical power to Above Design Flow more thifn 15,000 rural customers. UtUity oOicials said it might take I MANCHESTER - The state facility.” of the the treatment process which is until Sunday to restore power. Department of Elnvironmental The sfate report was compiled at spread to dry on sand beds and ul- Protection’s kmg-awaited answer to the request of Director Carl ZJnsser, timately buried, Flood Recedes . questions raised about the town who asked for an investigatiph when At a press conference this mor­ sewage treatment plant reveals the odors from the plant brought many ning, Zinsser said he would bring up OKEECHOBEE, Fla. (U H )- facility is operating consistently complaints this summer from the question of the work on the I MlUioos of gallons of water that Witch at Washington higher than the design flow predicted residents living near the plant. digestor cover at the first meeting of surged t h r o ^ an eartbem-4|ke to be reached in 1985. In his letter Zinnser said he was not the Board of Directors to be elected I receded gradually today. T h ^ ^ A witch kejeps Washington School students entranced as she The state is recommending that convinced the odor problem has been Tuesday. were no Injuries in the incident. reads to them, presumably from the literature of her craft. the cover, which blew off a sewage solved and he raised questions about Meanwhile, Frank Jodaitis, ad­ Officials said they coutd not un­ She is is also a mother, but perfers to remain unidentified so digester last December, be replaced the operation of the plant. derstand why the Florida Power ministrator of the Water and Sewer she will not dilute her wicked witchly image. (Herald photo by and the tank be put back into opera­ He specifically asked how the Department, said he is scheduled to A Light Co. dike burst early tion as soon as possible. cover could have blown off the tank I ^ t o ) meet Tuesday with a representative Wednnday: It had been inspected The report offers no hint on the “if the plant was being operated by just the day before and was of the Metcalf and Eddy engineering cause of the Pearl Harbor Day blast qualified adminstrators.” firm to go over a draft of bid reported sound. that damaged the plant. It does say While the response to Zinsser does documents for the repair work. Met­ A 80-foot section of the dike at | Meeting Closed the damage is characteristic of the not specifically^ijink the odor to the calf and Ekidy is the firm hired by the I Indlantown burst without warning type of damage that ocl^urs when the fact that the tamk is inoperative, ite^ town to design the repair. about 1 a.m., releasing enough tank is overfilled, an event that does say the system is overtaxed as a water to cover 80,000 acres should be prevented by two basic result and sludge quality has suffered While the report to Zinsser is dated I around - the northeast shore of On i-Park) Plan back up systems. I somewhat. Oct. 10, neither he nor Jodaitis Lake Okeechobee with 1 foot of The report, by DEP Water The sludge is the wet, solid residue received it until a couple of days ago. water. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Compliance Director Robert E. Herald Reporter Turnpike, south of South Windsor and Moore, said, “ For the tank to over­ More Security east of Eiast Hartford. fill two basic backup systems would MANCHESTER— A subcommittee Pending the airing of residents’ also have to fail. Normally as sludge SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador of the Economic Development Com« is pumped into the the tank, digested (UPI) — The U.S. Embassy in­ mission will meet tonight in a closecf views at tonight’s meeting, the com­ creased its security precations mission decided to meet Thursday. sludge from another area of the tank Inflation Rises door session to confer with residents is displaced and flows to the secon­ today because of escalating at­ who will be affected by the proposed At that time, if residents are in favor dary tank.” ' tacks by anti-government leftists expansion of the Buckland Industrial of the expansion, the town will make The report says kr plugged gravity against foreign diplomatic mis­ Park. the first of three applications for % transfer overflow line could result in 1 in Octobei^ sions. At an early morning meeting today state development fun^. The leftists Wednesday sprayed In other matters, the commission the tank being pressurized, but of the EDC, the westward expansion by 0.1 percent last month following a the Guatemalan embassy with concurred with Weiss to treat the another backup system should pre­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation of the park was discussed. Town sharp 1.8 percent rise in Septemter machine-gun fire and kilied six possible development by Elcott vent the cover from blowing off by at the wholesale level rose 1 percent Manager Robert Weiss said the and a 1.2 percent jump in August. national guardsmen in ambush Manufacturing in thk. area with relieving gas pressure before it during October, although energy expansion would seem to be "consls- Meat prices turned down sharply south of the capital. Six ieftists “loving care.” reaches a dangerous level. prices increased at the slowest pace tant with at least some of the while the cost of egg^ processed I aiso were kilied. Elcott had deposited a sizable This gas pressure relief valve since last spring and food costs residents' wishes” because they had fruits and vegetables and dairy Twenty Salvadoran national amount of cniih f v *hfiir optioned should open, releasjpg gas into the at­ dropped slightly, the government tried earlier to sell the land. Despite products also registered significant I guardsmen armed with rifles land but has gotten into problems mosphere before pressure inside the reported today. this, the meeting will be closed to the declines. , .joined U.S. Marines guarding the with the planning for the parcel. tank reaches harmful levels, the The overall 1 percent rise in the press. Weiss said residents should be cost of goods ready for shipment to On the energy front, prices rose by tmerican embassy, where Their representative said the report contends. free, to discuss their feelings about retailers was somewhat better than 4.7 percent. Gasoline costs jumped everal hundred leftists Tuesday original parcel is not suitable, but if The report speculates both systems the town taking over their land. He September’s 1.4 percent surge and 5.1 percent and home heating oil led to storm over the gates of another can be found they wttl follow could fail if the oveaflow line is said the presence of the press m i^ t went up 4.7 percent, the Labor ! compound^ing ladders. through on their devpment plans. plugged and the gas pressure relief tbe 1.2 percent August gain, the inhibit the residents. valve freezes, but the state Labor Department said. Department said. The area under consideration was The commission decided to return emphasized no cause has been pinned But it still offered vivid proof that Although the energy increases termed a "logical, extension" by the excess deposit and hold the f^s Order down for the failure. consurnefS W W be^^t. with more were hefty, they were still the lowest Weiss. He said it abutts East Hart­ balance in escrow while a relocation The report also warns that the price hikes in com ing months when since last April and a big improve­ JERUSALEM ( U ^ - The site is found. ford in an area a lre a ^ being used for department will increase its efforts they shop in stores and super­ ment from September’s 6.8 percent I Israeli government q^yed a Plans were also reviewed for the Industrial purposes. 'There is another to monitor industrial wastes being markets. increase. Supreme Court order today\and Hartford Distributors site. The area of open space which the discharged into the facility. The major bright spot in the Oc­ The Labor Department’s wholesale dedded to relocate an lllWal closing for this firm was this mor­ proposed area abutts. The report notes, “There have tober report was food, the Labor price report .said the compounded an­ Jewish settlement in the occupied ning the group’s spokesman said Commission Chairman James been many indications of excessive Department said. nual rate of increase last month was West Bank, Justice Miniater a December groundbreaking was Quigley said the parcel Is located to industrial waste discharges into this Wholesale food prices actually fell 12.7 percent. I Shmuel Tamir said. the west of the park, north of Tolland expected. The Cabinet, meeting in special I session, decldied to empower its own Ccmunittee to c h o ^ a new location for the settlement of I Eton Moreh, Tamir said. Herald Fills Ad Posts The explodve issue of a plan f6r advertising agency. He has I widespread Jewish settlement in MANCHESTER - Evening Hdrald now-defunct Hartford Times. specialized in real estate and home the disputed West Bank will be Advertising Director Thomas Hooper In 1976 he was appointed adver­ discussed at another Cabinet sea- tising director and has been responsi­ building advertising and has 0 \ has been promoted to director of represented retail business including I sh », be said. sales and marketing for the ble for retail, national and classified Watkins Brothers. newspaper and Kenneth Hogle has advertising. inside Today been appointed advertising manager. Hooper is a graduate of New Bri­ He is a ^ethersfield native now Herald Publisher Raymond F. tain schools and Central Connecticut living in Farmington. He is married e ' iC lau lfied ;...... 20-22 1 Robinson announced the ap­ State College, where he was awarded and the father of three. Com ics...... 28 i pointments today. bachelor’s degree in business ad­ In addition to his advertising Editorial ...... 1 1 Robinson explained Hooper will be ministration. He is a member of the ' background, Hogle Ts an ac­ Elntertainment ...... 17 responsible for advertising, Association of New England Adver­ complished artist. He attended the F am ily ...... 10 tising Elxecutives. He lives in New maiketing and circulation efforts of Paler School of Art in Hamden. Gardoiing ...... 18 the Herald while Hogle will direct Britain with his wife Mary Ellen and Obituaries...... 12 His water color paintings have won tbe advertising department. their two children. PeopleUlk...... 2 I a number of national, state and Hooper began his career with the ."'H ogle has wide experience in S p o ^ ...... 18-16 adve^sing in the Greater Hartford mugeum awards. His paintings hang Herald in 1974 as retail advertising Television .i...... 17 market area and owns Ken Hogle and in corporate and private collections manager after serving in circulation I W eather...... 2j Associations, a Hartford-based throughout the nation. Kenneth Hogle ThomM .H.9PP<’>’ and ^veitising departments of the

I . PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Nov, 1, 1979 w • 4 EVENING HERALD, Thurg., Nov. 1, THREE The Weather 3 0 0 0 Peopletalk Solons, Fight .over Rules Police To Escort Grasso l / Fans Still Yelling To Deal with Euwgy , Show Dissatisfaction For Dave Bruheck ' Al­ HARTFORD. (UPI) - Gov. Ella mainly why we’re here, to tell the Grasso a week and a half ago. huddle with an agreement to limit HARTFORD (UPI) — Lawmakers “I know that I can depend on all of i i rt- Grasso will have a contingent of public their safety is in jeopardy.” Herskowitz said the protest was bills to those suggested by the gover­ "-S'. Not everyone in the rock-a-disco world has spent the opening day of their you not only to provide the symbol, state police escorting her to social He said the budget cut has left as the first at the Capitol by state police nor, or measures "xeasonably forgotten "progressive emergency energy session fighting but to provide the substance,” stitd functions around the state, but the few as one trooper patrolling at times since 1969 When troopers took their jazz” — or its king. about what the ground rules will be, the governor, who has proposed her related” to encouragement of energy troopers won’t be on duty. in some areas instead of the usual families to Hartford, aiming their conservation. tOWIII TlnniATUMI ^ Dave Brubeck just as they thrash over home heating oil own list of fuel relief measures. The state police union says it will five to eight. protest at then Gov. John N. Mrs. Grasso’s package includes $2 finished a sell-out con­ problems from now until The House wanted the agenda assign off-duty officers to follow the Union spokesman Jerry Demprey. cert at the Palais des Thanksgiving. limited to areas the governor million for emergency fuel aid; $3 governor in small groups to Herskowitz said short staffing After Wednesday’s march, a Beaux-arts in Brussels House debates over six Republican suggested in her winter energy plan. million in bonding for low interest demonstrate their dissatisfaction delayed responses to some calls for smaller group of troopers entered the where, even after three amendments, which were all But the Senate opted to expand the loans to oil dealers; $3 million in with department conditions they up to 50 minutes,. Capitol and sat in the House gallery EE3" borrowing for energy conservation Uf I VtAIHtn H>TOCAtt • encores, the fans still rejected, kept Gov. Ellas Grasso checklist to cover more energy- claim threaten public safety. Herskowitz, a trooper at the while' Mrs. Grasso addressed a joint yelled for more. waiting impatiently two hours related bills. loans and $5 million in bonding for Union President Michael Ruffino, Bethany barracks, said there were session of the Legislature. For period ending 7 a m. EST U/2/79. During Thursday Wednesday before she could address “The scope of the special session municipal energy programs. a trooper assigned to the Montville night, rain or scaUered showers will develop along the The quartet is a fami­ 950 authorized state police positions Ruffino said contract talks ly affair now, with three the legislators. Her scheduled noon should be as broad as the scope of the Other Grasso administration bills barracks, says a $1.3 million cut in in the state, but about 100 wer4 un­ between the union and the state were north Pacific coast as well as in the area from northwest emergency we are now facing,” said would require 10 days notice on oil the department’s budget has left Florida to the Lower Lakes Region. Elsewhere, generally of Briibeck’s musician speech wasn’t heard until 2 p.m. filled. "at a standstill” after the rank-and- ’The debate over amendments, plus Sen. Clifton Leonhardt, D-Avon. dealer shutoffs to customers, and severe manpower shortages, which fair weather should predominate. sons in the group from Ruffino said state negotiators told file rejected the “state’s last offer” time to time. Housi^nate bickering over rules But House Maioritv Leader John would give the Department of Con­ puts a strain on officers and jeopar­ police representatives the staffing for a new pact by a 2-1 vote. Says Brubeck, who for the special energy session, fumed Groppo, D-Winchester, said if the sumer Protection power to check dizes public safety. problem was not subject to collective He said other unresolved issues in­ agenda was left ^id e oj>en, law­ claims on energy saving products. \ • • ...... goes to Germany next, what many expected to be a routine About 200 state police staged a bargaining, prompting the union’s cluded disability and retirement “ They’re not on the and speedy opening meeting of the makers will be volleying bills until Another measure would ensure sileiit vigil outside the Capitol first request to meet with Mrs. benefits. Ccjf^heeticut Forecast bandstand because Legislature into a six-hour duel. the middle of nextlsummer. fuel* aid to the elderly isn’t counted Wednesday as the Legislature’s they’re my sons. ’They Mrs. Grasso wryly commented on ‘T ve been aroundihere long enough when determining whether they are special energy session opened, Mostlysunny today with the highs 55 to 60 or about 14 C. play well or else they wouldn’t play.” the House’s “pnident pace” when to know that the longer we’re around eligible for tax breaks. ’The governor protesting the staff shortages and Fair followed by increasing cloudiness tonight. Lows in Group Plans Meetings But it co u k j^ a problem. Says pianist Brubeck of her turn at the podium finally came here, we don’t solve any problems, also asked to increase allowable staiied contract negotiations with the the upper.SOs and low 40s. Friday considerable cloudiness a fourth son, wdio just turned 18 and wants to join around. She told lawmakers the we create problems,” Groppo said. truck weights front 73,000 to 80,000 state. GLASTONBURY - The Glaston­ 9, Yoga; Nov. 16, Southwestern Night with a chance of a few showers by late in the day. Highs A conference committee appointed pounds. The off-duty union poiice, dressed up, “He, unfortunately, plays very good piano, so I problentf they had to tackle are “of A piece of a Western Airlines DC-10 with 89 persons aboard. At least 15 persons bury Mental Health Group has an­ Nov. M, Festival of Lights and Nov. in the low Ms. Probability of precipitation near zero no sm^I dimensions.” to end the deadlock e m e r ^ from a in business suits with their badges nounced its November schedule of 30, Christmas Craft Expo. today 10 percent tonight and~40 percent Friday. Light don’t know what I’ll do,” remained intact after crashing in pre-dawn survived. (UPI photo) tacked to their iapels, marched meetings for its two social clubs. The schedule for Common Ground variable wnds today and tonight. Southerly winds in­ darkness in Mexico City, Mexico, Tuesday, siientiy around the Capitol before Common Ground and We Together. is: Nov. 3, walk at Cotton Hollow; creasing to 10 to 20 mph Friday. ^ , FoxxyHunt attempting to meet with Mrs. t Law Panel We Together is a social club for Nov. 10, horseback riding; Nov. 17, There are no funny lines in Redd Foxx’s latest Grasso. persons over 30 and meets weekly on hay ride and Nov, 24, poetry and Long Island Sound production. His Korean Will Hear Ruffino said the governor declined Friday evenings and Common cheese. wife, Yun Chi Foxx, is Officials Blame Confusion the troopers' iatest request for a Ground is the club for persons 18 to 30 Persons interested in joining either Long Island sound to Watch hill, R.I., and Montauk divorcing him and, with meeting on the staffing situation. and it meets on Saturday afternoons. of these clubs may contact Social Point, N.Y.: High pressure ridge along Atlantic coast Marvin ^tdl^lson for a Proposals "We have more responsibiiity and The Schedule for We Together is as Club Director Elizabeth Beyrer at will continue moving slowly eastward. Frontal system lawyer,* she'wants $5 less staffing,” Ruffino said. “'That's follows: Nov. 2, movie choice; Nov. 633-2832. approaching from the west. Winds soflth to southeast 10 million to keep body and HARTFORD (UPI) - The For Mexican Air Crash to 15 knots today, southerly winds 10 to 20 knots tonight soul together. Legislature’s General Law Com­ MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Confusion white-and-red jetliner that carried 75 increasing to 15 to 25 knots Friday.' Fair today.. Cloudy As in other Mitchelson mittee, has agreed to hold public “There must have been something on Bush Leads over two parallel runways sent 74 passengers and 13 crewmen'were tonight with chance of showers toward morning. Rain massacres — Bianca vs. hearings on three energy related the runway. For a few moments we people to their deaths in the fiery scattered for hundreds of yards Rhody Poll likely Friday. Visibility over 5 miles lowering to 1 to 3 <3 Mick dagger; Soraya vs. propolis during the special energy were free of the ground, and then we crash of a Western Airlines DC-10' at around the Mexico City airport. Re-Elect Town Treasurer miles or less in rain late tonight and Friday. Wave i Adnan ' Khashoggi — a sessic 1. hit the ground again. - PROVIDENCE, R.I. ROGER M. NEGRO heights 1 to 2 feet today and tonight increasing Friday. On > proposal submitted the fog-shrouded Mexico City air­ Thirty people were injured — some “I flew out of my seat with the seat (UPI) — George Bush tops r f l a jurisdiction battle is in port. the offing. Wedn !sdaK.would require that fuel of them on the ground, including belt on. I landed on the runway up­ the list of GOP presidential “The approach lights are on side down with the seat belt still on,” Mrs.-^oxx says since oil wl olesalers give retail dealers 30 ground personnel and neighborhood hopefuls in a new straw runway 23-left. That runway is closed said Hoogl^d, who suffered severe Extended Outlook Redd has a home and days to pay their biils. Sen. Steven residents hiL.by debris. poll of Rhode Island A Case;, Ei-Bristol, sponsor of the bill, to traffic, the correct one is 23- Investigators, aided by experts facial c u t/ Republican Party leaders. BOSTON (UPl) -/Extended outlook for New England production studios in right.” the control tower told Capt. Los Angeles, the split said It would help keep dealers from from the National Transportation “It touched down with the right Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., Saturday through Monday: (Carles Gilbert, a 30-year veteran Safety Board and the Federal Avia­ PROVEN should be settled there. pressing consumers for quick pay­ tire. A lot of fire came out and the R-Tenn., was a close se­ Mass.. R 1 & Conn.: Cloudy with chance of showers ment. who also died in the crash. tion Administration, worked through pdot tried to go up again but it was cond. Saturday Fair Sunday and Monday. Afternoon higte in He’s filed a countersuit A second bill, proposed by the "OK,” the pilot responded before the night under floodlights at the nm possible so we turnc^ right more The survey of 182 party RECORD the upper 40s and low 50s. Overnight lows id^he 40s rarly in Las Vegas, where thercouple also owns a home. ** Grasso administration, would give landing on 23-left, the parallel crash site. and more, more dangWously, and activists, taken in October, Saturday cooling to the low to mid 30s by early Mon^y. the Department of Consumer Protec­ runway closed for repairs, and A Chicago-based ABC-TV thdn — a big explosion,” said gives the form er CIA of Increased Earnings Vermont: Rain or showers Saturday. Partly cloudy ,'N. • May Take a Seance tion power to investigate the efficien­ plowing into a string of buildings. producer. Kenneth Lucoff, a native Alessandro Annibali, 22, of Italy. director 39 percent of the Sunday and Monday Mild at first. Lows Saturday around cy and safety of energy saving Western Airlines officials said 72_of of Milwaukee, was killed in the Tqe Mexican Transportation- first place votes to Baker's Shica 1971 /40 Turning cooler highs mainly 45 to 55. Lows Sunday and It will take more than Steve McQueen and Warner the 88 people on board and two people Brothers to clear the products. crash. ABC said Lucoff was on his Ministry said the pilot “tried to land 31.9 percent. Poll results Mopday 25 to 35 on the ground died in the crash — the name of Tom Horn. Another measure would provide way to El Salvador to cover th e . on the wrong runway,” clipped a were released Wednesday. Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers Satur­ foufS) fatal DC-10 accident in the last fighting in the Central American na­ truck in which the dead truck driver K n a a n a d d it io n a l Interaat Earned From McQueen- is starring educational programs for the public Former Texas Gov. John *1 l4 | 9 ZO xU 0 IdleTownFunde day Fair Sunday and Monday. Daytime highs in the mid six years. A U.S. Embassy tion. was found, then headed for the cor­ B. Connally was a distant in a movie about the life about the safe installation and use of S9RR Diltt nn a d d it io n a l Intareat Earned From to upper 40s nhrth and low to mid 50s south. Overnight wood-burning stoves. spokesman said 26 of the dead — and Also killed on the ground were an rect runway to the right but swiped a third with 7.1 percent, lows in the mid 40s Saturday morning cooling to the mid of the legendary range w O U s O A f O i U U Special Short Term Invaatmanta ol Idle Funda Among other bills submitted by five of the survivors — were Eastern Airline employee working in building with his right wingtip. followed by former Presi­ aBf|4 O iia nn a d d it io n a l interaat Earned From 20s to low 30s by .Monday morning. detective who came to 'ill no good and the studio legislators, ^ n . William Curry, D- Americans. a building flattened by the plane and In the final conversation, the tower dent Gerald R. Ford, 6.6 wU I •0*laiUU Town’s First CompaUUva BM Syatam Farmingtoi^ proposed a ^ 5 million Officials said the "black box” the driver of a truck hit by the plane told the pilot, who was making an in­ percent; businessman Ttia Bqtlm Urn Is thought it would be nice flight recording was recovered and a National Forecast if Wyoming Gov, Ed bond authorization to finance energy at the top of runway 23-left, Western strument approach, “There are Benjamin Fernandez, 6 BR no's MAR on in t e r e s t Eamodon AQOREBSIVEInvaatmant transcript of the final conversation banks of fog.” and also twice told Herschler pardoned conservation in state-owned Airlines officials said. percent ; former California 3|UO I s*l03i0U Programa On All Town Funda. City Fest Hi Lo ' with the control tower was released him that 23-right was the correct Miami Beach pc 86 77 Horn for that little buildings. • '# f | "Everything seemed normal until Gov. Ronald Reagan, 5 per­ Albuquerque pc 55 35 late Wednesday by Mexican the'right side of the plane/hit Anchorage r 43 36 Milwaukee cy 62 46 scrape he had with the Another Curry bill would increase runway for landing. cent; and Rep. John Ander­ Asheville Minneapolis cy .61 37 by 117 million the existing |3 million Television's channel 2. something,'' said one survivor, Alda A spokesman for the control tower son. R-llL, 2.2 percent. r 58 54 law back in 1903. Hoogland, 27, an ag ricu ltu ral VOTE DEMOCRATIC TUESDAY Atlanta pc 68 63 Nashville cy 76 53 Especially since the energy conservation loan fund for Bodies, many of them dis­ union, Roberto Kobeh, blamed the Bush also. led among se­ membered. and debris from the engineer from The Netherlands. Billings pc 45 28 New Orleans r 78 64 movie is about to be residents. pilot for the crash. “It was a pilot cond place votes in the New York 47 NOV. 6 Birmingham r 78 68 ■c 59 released. Rpp. David Lavine, D-Durham and error. It was not the control tower’s straw poll, garnering 19.8 Pa'd lor Dy co'Tin'inpe to ^«-eiect Poq«r Soq'o Doioms 4 To^y P etfsntonio co-treasurers Oklahoma City c 53 34 <• __ Boston c 50 35 Herschler says he’ll Senate Majority Leader Joseph . fault.” percent to Ford's 15.7 per­ Brownsville. Tx, ■ 77 Omaha pc 59 35 A Western Airlines spokeswoman c 55 consider it — “ when Lieberman, D-New Haven, in­ cent. Buffalo r 69 47 Philadelphia pc 58 40 Lemon Dissolves Cups in Los Angeles said it was premature Charleston. S pc76 64 Phoenix c 71 47 Tom Horn personally troduced bonding bills for energy conservation loans to families ear­ to comment on the allegation before Charlotte. .N Jo ' DC 68 52 Pittsburgh r 69 49 requests a pardon.” ning as much as $25,(X)0 a year. BOSTON (UPI) - If tea wifTi cafeteria. a full investigation into the crash. Chicago 73 48 Portland, Me. c 51 27 "That will be difficult Horn — who laid many a Phillips tested tea with lemon in Portland. Ore. c 62 36 A similar bill waS submitted by lemon is your cup of tea, make sure “We found pieces of the landing Cleveland r 72 57 cattle rustler in h u ^ ra v e — wound up on the his laboratory, finding that the com­ Columbus Providence c 54 31 Rep. Thirman Milner, D-Hartford, it’s not in a polystyrene cup. gear, two plane tires and a totally r 75 58 gallows in Cheyenire for the murder of a 14-year-old bination chemically dissolved plastic ' Dallas pc 66 40 Richmond pc 65 46 boy. A lot of people, the movie magnates included, who also proposed bonding for $2 A University of Connecticut destroyed truck some 5(X) yards away cups. He said, however, he was un­ from the start-of 23-left,” the Denver c 40 21 St. Louis pc 71 49 still think he'^was innocent. million that would be used to provide researcher has discovered a combina­ Des Moines cy 64 41 Salt Lake City c 51 28 landlords loans up to $1,000 for fur­ tion of tea and lemon dissolves the, able to find the dissolved polystyrene Mexican ministry statement said. San Antonio Detroit r 68 56 * c 78 45 nace repairs as long as they don’t polystyrene cups commonly used in in the tea. Wednesday's was the fourth fatal San Diego . c 70 58 Since polystyrene is known to Duluth r 51 41 Quote of the Day raise rents for one year. coffee shops. crash in less than six years involving El Paso c 64 37 San Francisco c 65 53 Dr. Michael Phillips; in a letter cause cancer in laboratory animals. the McDonnell-Douglas DC-10. The Hartford c 53 28 San Juan *pc 89 75 Silver star winner Paul D. Timlake, a 25-year Milner also offer^ a measure for MANCHESTER Phillips said until more is known, “I $2 million in grants to families ear­ appearing today in the New England FAA grounded all U.S. DC-lOs June 6 Honolulu pc 86 73 Seattle c 55 36 Army veteran named command sergeant major for suggest the time is now ripe to re ti^ ■Spokane' pc 49 32 the 13;state Fifth Army area, with advice in San An­ ning less than $15,000 who are not Journal of Medicine, said he noticed as a result of a brash at Chicago’s »,Houston c 72 52 to the tradition of drinking lemon tea O’Hare Airport May 25. TAdlanapolis cy 74 50 Tampa pc 86 70 tonio, Texas, for would-be soldiers: "Without eligible for any other type of aid. Storybook Characters the tea and lemon “chewing up” his Washington pc 62 47 Rep. David Smith, R-Brookfield, owntcup one day while in the UConn from cups of fine bone china.” Jackson. Mss pc 73 56 belaboring the point, a soldier not adequately ^Among the costumes s e S at the annual Bowers School, Jacksonville pc 83 71 Wichita c 53 36 prepared is in for the same rude awakening as the submitted a bill to repeal a three- Kansas City pc 57 42 cclear; cl-clearing; cy- fellow who. went bear hunting with a switch. My ad­ cent mileage increase and state-paid Manchester, Halloween party Tuesday night were Raggedy Las Vegas c 67 43 cloudy; f-fair. hz-haze: m- medical premium plan for law­ Ann and Andy, worn by Julieann Krawdzyk, 3, left, and her missing: pc-partly cloudy; r- vice to any soldier is to lead, follow or get the hell LitthS Rock c 65 42 out of the way.” makers approved earlier this year. brother, Jeffrey, 7, right. (Herald photo by Adamson) bos'*Angeles c 74 55 rain; sh-showers. smsmoke; VOTERS Louisville r 77 55 sn-snow; sy*•sunny; ts- I Glimpses CALDOR IS YOUR TOY STORE! Memphis — c 73 48 thunderstorms: wwindy. PLAIN FACTS ON TOWN TAXES AND WAGE INCREASES Gil Gerara, star of the television series “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century,” married-actress Con­ Baker Opens Campaign; The Almanac nie Selleca Wednesday at a private ceremony in Los Angeles ... ’Thomas H. Ferguson, president of By I Inlernaliunul Parade magazine, will become president and Today is Thursday, N ov^ahe 305th day of 1979 with 60 general manager of the Washington Post, effective to follow^_^ / Calls for Confidence THE DEMOCRATS: Dec. 1 ... Tony Orlando will make his only New Th^jiSSm-ts moving toward its full phase. York appearance of the season when he performs at WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate make in 1980 "Opay be more impor­ young — and having won can nurture The morning starS are Mar, Jupiter and Saturn. the annual Christmas gala of the Intnerational GOP leader Howard Baker an­ tant than any they have made before the national generation 'df con­ The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Radib and Television Society ... NBC-’TV will broad­ ... our margin for error is gone; we fidence,” he said. Those born on Ujjs date are under the sign of Scorpio. nounced his candidacy for the cast a’party at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Dec. cannot afford to be wrongs”. . Baker said he will make his opposi­ Did not raise your taxes this yaarll J.W. Packard. American inventor, manufactuer and Republican presidential nomination 12 marking Frank Sinatra’s 64th birthday and his today and called for a “new genera­ Declaring himself ready for the tion to the SALT II treaty a major / philanthropist, was born Nov. 1, 1863. I 40th year in show business... presidency. Baker said, “()ur people r- On this day in history: tion of confidence” in the United issue and attacked Democrats Carter % FF States. need a president articulate enough to and Kennedy for supporting the pact. 0 In 1864, the U.S. Post Office Department introduced the chart the future, tough enough to money order. The 53-year-old Tennessean said ‘"rhey may be on the right political SAVE AN EXTRA QUR REG. PRICES Held Budget Increase to 3.4% Lottery Numbers he could “absolutely guarantee” he take a stand, honest enough to be side,” Baker said. “But they are In 1918, the Hapsburg monarchy of Austria-Hungary will defeat either President Carter or believed, compassionate enough to shortsighted and they arc wrong.” National Inflation rate Is 15%ll was dissolved. Vienna became the capital of Austria and Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Wednesday care, young enough to lead, and New England: Sen. EMward Kennedy, D-Mass., if Baker said he does not know if he Budapest the capital of Hungary. experienced enough to get others to Connecticut: 728. nominated by flfe GOP. can beat Carter and Kennedy on In 1958, two Puero Rican nationalists tried to force follow.” their way into Blair House in Washington in an attempt to Massachusetts: 8687 Baker’s formal entry into the race SALT II ratification, but said, “I can ENTIRE STOCK'of FAMOUS-BRAND Held Town spending down. Manchester spent $595 per New Hampshire: 6445. after almost two years of cam­ “And the Republicans need a presi­ absolutely guarantee you that I’ll assassinate President Harry Truman. . dent who can win — in the South and In 1970, a total of 145 people died when fire swept a Rhode Island: 1560 paigning brings the number of beat either Jimmy Carter or Teddy person to run your government. Statewide average Is declared candidates to nine. Former the in the North, on the farms and in dance hall in Saint-Laurent-du-Pont, France. Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Wednesday Kennedy in the voting booth next $646 per person to run Town-City govemmentsll New England: California Gov. Ronald Reagan is to the cities, with the whites and with November.” announce Nov. 13, completing the the blacks, with the old and with the HOBBIES A thoughtior the day: Early American patriot Thomas Maasachusetts: Yellow 980, Blue 50, White 9. Rhode island: 642, 2545, 77211,'377023. field. Did approve fair ralsee of an average of 6% to your Town Paine said. "Whan we are planning for posterity, we Baker, considered a centrist or ought to remember that virtue is not her^itary.” Vermont: B-3, B-6, 1-21,1-22,1-29, N-42, G-52, 0-70, 0- Firemen, Policemen, Public Worke employeee and 74. the bonus letter was 0. moderate Republican and a political t GAMES craftsman, has won three Senate Offshore DHlling Municipal Building workera. Manchester • -« To Advortlaa terras, and twice has been elected to We reepect town employeee and they deserved this East Hartford — Glastonbury To Report Now* lead the Republicans in the Senate. ^ For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: He also was considered a prime Said Bad for Fish •COLECO •FISHER-PRICE • HASBRO *MEGO *MAnEL increase. 643-2711 ahd ask for Classified. Office Manchester__ Alex Girelli, 643-2711. Evening Herald hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday vice presidential prospect several Elast Hartford .. Chris-Blake. 643-2711. BOS’TON (UPI) M m ng for oil First Circuit Coujt of Appeals opened USPS 327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 times but passed over—the last time • IDEAL •PARKER •PLAYSKOOL •TONKA...AND MOREI closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 by Gerald Ford in 1976. I SOME REPIIBUCAN CAM NM TESlini SAY ANYTIM6FORVOTES. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the Manchester cSlling 643-2718. / Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 In a statement prepared for *Treparably harm the Foundation attorney Douglas Foy Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. For information about display adver-' Oiventry __ Guy DeSimone. 649-9856 delivery in the historic Senate Using, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 Caucus room, Bakg^said “ ... Reali­ DEMOCRATS STICK WITH THE FACTS. THEY SPEAK TKTR UTILI Box 591, Manchester, (.'onn. 06040. Wednesday. Leoimrd argued that director, at 643-2711. South Windsor ..Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 ty and instinct teljrus that the time Secretary of Interior C«;il Andrus The warning came six days before ’ Have a Complaint? Vemoii’ .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 has come for our country to find its failed to make an adequate study of To Subtcrlbo the U.S. Interior Department plans THE PEOPLE CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE. Nmra — If you have a question or To report or inquire about special greatness again.” the environmental impact of the ‘EXCLUDES ELECTRONK OAMES AND ITEMS ALREADY ON SALE complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service news: “It will take a president who can to sell oil and gas exploration leases' drilling. at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to to more than 660,000 acres of ocean Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- Business...... Ar x Girelli. 643-2711 unite our people, a president who They .Also said the National 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 floor along the rich Georges Bank ‘2711. ^ „ Church .Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 knows Washington well enough to Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad­ VOTE FOR HONESTY and RESPONSIBILITY CIrciilaUon — If you hate a problem to 10 a.m. Saturday. Opinion ...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 fishing grotmds. Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents change Washington, a president who ministration was “arbitrary and regarding service or delivery, call Fam ily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 The state of Massachusetts and the weekly, $3.90 for one month, $11.70 for can chart a course and get others to capricious” in its decision not to 11«TQUMDTUMPKE TRMmtMMICBmi Customer Service, 647-9946. Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 follow and, above all, a president Conservation Law Foundation, a VOTE DEMOCRATIG NOV. 6 should be made by 5 pTifT HKonday three months. $23.40 for six months, and private environmental group, are grant a foundation request to $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. who can launch a new g y ra tio n of HOURS: DAILY,10AMle0MPM^SAT..0AMIo0J0PMaSUN.,11AMIeSPM*PRICSSIPraeTIVETMWSAT. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ seeking an injunction to block the designate tne 1.140-square-mlle ' PbM for by The PewiecfMc To(wi CbiiiihMIoo, Paul P. Wt—Bi. TiBUi.- available on request. ^ Monday through Friday. , confidence,” he said. Georges Bank area as a marine sanc­ day. sale. Judge John J. McNaught of the ______-- V Baker said the decision Americans tuary.

\ EVENING HERALD, -Thurs., Nov, f, 1979 — PAGE FIVE I’ACE FOl'R - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Nov. 1, 1979 GOP Borrows Money B | it Democrats Rave Enough Vote On Fire Merger n Vernon Will MAMPUmCTC'D pm., s.it ^ »■ . . - - ' ... ^ __ pi. s. By BARBARA RICHMOND MANCHESTER — The Republican Town Committee Is Those contributing 950 to Mrs. Weinberg's campaign in­ office receiving a 950 contribution from one individual. mailings, and supplies for fundraising parties. years, bad served four other terms as mayor, said he felt fiscal year m July. Best Bet VonDeck borrowing money to support its election campaign while cluded Joel Janenda of Etast Center Street, Tony The GOP report said the party owed 91,038.41, including VERNON — When Vernon voters go to the polls nert that the town sould be aiming toward consolidation of the Peter Sylvester received the sum from Barry Botticello The actual new wordingrdlng Mr the charter will be as Democrats are in the black, a i they have coUected twice Pecorano of Vernon, Pam Pecorano of Vernon and David of 22 Essex St. a 91,000 loan from the Manchester State Bank. Nathan Tuesday to vote for candidates in the municipal election, fire departments “sometime in the future." - follows: “ There shpU be a Town Fire Department con­ be a low the GOP sum. Franzosa of 61 B. Charter Dr.. ^ Agostinelli is president of that bank arid a former they will also be 3sked to vote on a p r o p e l charter Last April the Town Council accepted recommen­ • %,xsuaak«t vxMswiiOther vviiMcontributers BUUtCi O lllflUC made UlCIltheir UUIldUUIldonations in smaller sisting of the fire chieflief ana such other officers and According to the parties' reports filed with the The Repubican candidate for the town treasurer was - - sums. The average amount given was 925. Republican mayor. He has donated money to various- amendment which would unify the Rockville and Vernon dations of the revision commission to consolidate the empImfMS u authorized by the Town Council from time KARIN VON DECK secretary of the sUte, the Democrats raised |7,M0.64 and the only GOP member who reported at the town clerk's Each candidate spent a large portion of his funds on Republican candidates running in this year's election. fire departments. departments and to reorganize them under Mie chief. to time. It is the intent of t ^ Charter that fire protection Republicans M.713.74 by Oct. 29. Since the town charter was written, about 13 years ago At one point it was thought that the change could be shall continue to be provided by the voluntary companies FOR In individual campaign contributions, which are filed in when the town governments were consolidated, the ques­ affected without a charter change but Town Attorney heretofore establish." the town clerk's office. Democrat and political new­ tion of merging the two departments has come up each William Breslau ruled that the merger would require an The mayor is to appoint the chief, subject to approval comer Jim McCavanugh raised the most money. He had time the charter has been revised. Each time it was official charter change. of the Town Council and budget requests would follow the collected )1,531 as of Oct. 29 and spent 9800.85. 1111111111111 drdpped before it ever went to a vote, mainly becau^ of During public hearings on the amendment some procedure of that of other town department^ with the SELECTMAN Matthew M. Moriarty of Forest Street and Matthew opposition stated by members of the two departments. firefighters still opposed the change but personnel of the request going to the mayor and then to the council for Moriarty Jr. each contributed 9100 to McCavanaugh's Deli Department Specials Last .year, a Fire Study Committee of the Town Coun­ two departments, meeting in executive session, Monday final approval. campaign. Those contributing 950 included Andrew An- CHOICEST MEATS night, unanimously approved a motion to urge residents cil, again recommended the consolidation of the The volunteers will receive “remuneration" VOTE REPUBLICAN saldi of Bolton, Herman Frenchette of 283 Main Street, KRAKUS “FRESH SLICED" departments. The committee was headed by Republican to approve the merger. About 100 firefighters turned out allowances or wages based upon their rank and actual Paid (or by Frlanda ot Karin VonOack and Alan S. Lammey of 404 Spring Street. IMPORTED HAM ...... LB. * 2 . 6 9 Council member Jane Lamb, who was also on the Charter for the meeting. service in fire protection or firefighting. This is in IIS TOWfS Democratic Mayor Stephen Penny reported -at the “OUR OWN” PORT WINE or CHEDDAR ' Revision Commission appointed to prepare the proposed William Johiikm, chief of the Vernon Department, has k m in g with past standards. secretary.of state's officexollecting 9890. He i^ iv e d a * 2 . 4 9 amendment to the charter. already been made full-time fire marshal. This move was llie men of both departments have been preparing a set LEAN. TENDER - CENTER CUT CHEESE BALL ...... 950 l^trlbution from Dominic Squatrlto of 37 Jordt St. QENUIHE Mrs. Lamb is urging yoters to approve the amendment, madevwhen the budget was prepared for this fiscal year of combined bylaws which probably will te presented to Democratic candidate Barbara Weinberg reported PORK CHOPS .L b . * 2 . 6 9 "In the interest of more efficient and ultimately niiore and Johnson took over the position at the start of the the ocuncil w ^ it next meets on Nov. 15. collecting 91,395.26. She received a 9100 contribution from ..«1.89 SWISS...... FRESH, MEATY - COUNTRY STYLE CARANOO ITALIAN COOKED economical management” of the department. John Lynch of 42 Coolidge Street. * 1 . 9 9 Two years ago a Charter Revision Commission con­ PORK RIB S...... vt...... S A L A M I...... L b . sidered the matter of consoiidation and at that time iHURRYTSMiEND^ »M .2 0 WEAVER * 1 . 9 9 members of both departments, in asecret ballot vote, op­ SAT . NOV. 3 Students Reminded LOIN END CHICKEN R O LL...... L b . posed the merger. 91-21. O ver^e years most department MUCKE'S members have said they felt that merging the two PORK R O A S T ...... * 1 . 6 9 Of SAT Test Time ...M .29 BOLOGNA...... L b . departments would destroy the morale of members and MANCHEISTER —Students who have registered to take would evenutally lead to a paid department. LOIN HALF the Scholastic Aptitude Test or Achievement Test Satur­ PROVOLONE...... L b . * 1 . 9 9 When elected two years ago. Republican Mayor Frank PORK ROAST CROssmRns day at Manchester High School, are reminded the doors ..•1 .3 9 TOBIN'S McCoy, who. with the exception of the previous two * 2 . 1 9 «n(r*)ei/ons products comPRnv will open at 7:50 a.m. WHOLE “CUT TO ORDER”. JHURINGER ...... L b . Students will be assigned to testing rooms on a first- come, first-served basis. The latest arrival time will be PORK LOIN r- ...... M.IS Leaf Pickup Set ‘ 8:30 a.m. Students should bring tickets of admission, some form RIB HALF B-0 LBS. HEALTH & BEAVTY AIDS of identification and two No. 2 pen< PORK ROAST In Vernon Area Parking will be in the student parking lot off Brookfield .•1 .2 9 HEAD ft SHOULDERS VERNON — The Public Works Department now has Street. RIB END 7-RIB two leaf vacuum machines out working in the Merline Studepts are requested to enter the bulldtag through the Drive area and the northeast section of Rockville, both PORK R O A S T ...... LOTION QQ( entrance to the cafeteria lobby adjacenrto the student ...•1 .0 9 high density areas. Ronald Hine. director of public works parking lot. A U VARIETIES said. Do4t-mwtSA/E Hine said that the town's 328 streets have been broken TOBIN’SDAISIES : SHAMPOO ... W down into eight pickup areas. At this time two leaf BUILD IT RIGHT! BUILD IT FOR LESS! SHOP GROSSMAN'S!! Thornton Resii ...•1 .9 9 machines are being used and on Nov. 9 the town will be TOBIN’S ^ ■ SURE able to obtain a rental vac-all making it possible to have Froni Seat on KIELBASA at least six crews picking up leaves on that Friday and .•1 .9 9 Ma n c h e s t e r —citing business pressures, William Saturday. PRIDE OF THE FARM SHJD $1S9 The designated areas are: Area 1. Route 83. Merline Thornton, a Republican member of the Ek;onomic Drive. Quarry Drive. Hillside Avenue and to the west Development Commission, has resigned. TURKEY BREAST ...•1 .3 9 In a letter to Town Manager Robert Weiss, Thornton side of Center Road. *. MITHVISPIIUIIT...,2oz. Area 2: Welles Road in Talcottville. Washington. said, "The efforts of the Commission and the cooperation Taylor. Phoenix, and Lake streets. Tunnel Road. Route of the entire staff are examples for all governments to 30. Richard Road, and Box Mountain Drive. follow. Area 3: Bolton and Hatch Hill roads. Bolton Lakes In his reply, Weiss stated, “ It was only through the ef­ area. Tunnel Road. Route 30. Mile Hill and Valley Falls forts of those such as Thornton that the town was able to roads. make rapid progress at the Bucktand Industrial park.” Area 4: E. Main.’Snipsic. Mountain. Orchard. Grove Weiss said he hoped the town would be able to call on Streets. Route 30. Fox Hill Drive and Route 86. Thornton to again serve the town at some point in the * LEAN, TENDER - CENTER CUT Area 5: Route 83. Kelly. Acorn. Allison. Welles roads. future. Hartl. Terrace and. Sundet drives. BIIDI# nUAD C Area 6: South Street. Vernon Avenue. Route 30. and iV Taxes Are Due Today Center Road ...... i i 1 i W HQ w Area 7: W'indsorville. Loveland Hill roads. Wilson PORK CHOPS Lane. Old Town. Dart Hill, and Thrall roads. Route 83. In Utilities District and the Skinner Road area. « MANCHESTER -A ll Eighth UUUties District taxes WHOLE “CUT TO ORDER” Area 8: Orchard and Union streets. Windsorville Road. are due and must by paid by Nov. 1 Betty Sadlowski, dis­ Terrace Drive. Bellevue Street. Regan Road. Dailey Cir­ trict tax collector said today. After that date the tax bill cle. West and South streets. Hillcrest Drive. Gienstone will become delinquent and subject to an interest charge Drive, and Thomas and Grove streets. of one percent per month which translates to 12 p e r ^ t PORK LOIN annually. A minimum delinquent charge of 92 is required *1.19 Area 7. which is basically the area of Rockville High School, and Area 2. which is the Box Mountain area, and by state taw. If a taxpayer has not received a bill, it is his respon- Area 5. the Talcottville area, hopefully^n be covered 2x4x8' DELUXE "CAVALIER" WHITE ALUMINUM "WINOSEAL" ASPHALT 4'x8'x3/8" sibiUty to request one since failure to receive a bill does once, by Nov 10. Hine said. COMBINATION WINDOWS ROOF SHINGLES GTPSUM WALLBOARD ECONOMY STUDS We Give Old Fashioned !So Substitute The residents in these areas are asked to rake leaves to COMBIUTION DOOR not cancel the tax due or respective penalties should the the edge of their property, before Nov. 9. Hine said that account become delinquent. Butcher Service... For Quality under no circumstances should the leaves be raked onto 32 OR 36' « po pular OUR EVERYDAY 10 STOCK '89 i29 )■ pedestrian walks or into the streets. 60' »M /4 ' LOW PRICE SI2ES SHEET EACH Although Nov 12 is a town holiday, there will be a BOl Bolton Church Sets STORE HOUIS: regular refuse pickup on that day in order to avoid in­ Heavy duty construction. 4 extra long Sell-storing gisss & screen panels Sell-sealing U L approved lor lire j& Economical, ideal base lor painl or A low priesd. Standard sued stud Its Christmas^ Fair terfering with the leaf program which involves all of the hinges. Full door length hinge rod. till-in for eisy cleaning 6 removal. T ri- wind 100% asphell coated Blecn wallpiperl Easy to handle 6 work Suitable tor framing We've got all Iht Mon. I Tuts. 'tR 6:00 r 317 Highland St regular public works employees. Hine said. Adjustable bottom expander. With ple track All holes punched...JNilh while. & all slock colors Bdl covers with! Do-ll-now 6 really save! lumber 6 building materials you need BOLTON — The 21st annual Christmas Fair of the heavy duty hardware 6 wind chain On Nov. 10. a Saturday, in addition to trying to cover hardwsre. Msintensnee-trse finish 33-1(3sq It 1 5 yr prorated warranty. •9UI.J0WTC06IP0UM 7.M to do-il-yorseil 6 save' Bolton Congregational Church, “ Old-fashioned Christ­ White. Wed., Thurs., t Fit tO 9dH) the high density areas for leaf collection, the refuse m as,” will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the ^ MANCHESTER packers will cover the regular weekly routes, to pick up church. bagged leaves only. No refuse is to be put out with this There Will be a luncheon from noon to 1:30 p.m. Tickets Sat t Sunday CONN. collection as the leaves will go into a compost pile. may be bought at the door or in advance by calling Chic 'to 8:00 Hine said that the leaf program will continue through Olmsted at 643-7153. The luncheon is being planned and Dec. 7 with all areas having been covered at least once prepared by Irene Conover. Carol Hewey is in charge of and some of the high density areas will be gone over a se­ the dining room. cond time. All scheduling depends on the weather and The snack bar will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1111111111111111111111111* how the equipment holds out. Hine said. Coffee, hot dogs, hamburgs and doughnuts will be Residents are also reminded not to put sticks, stones, available. ‘ ^ ■ if Garden Fresh.Fresh, Produce Specials dirt and such in with the leaves as they could damage the New Jewelry made by Gary Goulette, will be sold. The GROCERY SPECIALS equipment or injure the workers. " proceetu will benefit a special project for the church. For those who want to dispose of their leaves before the Donna Palmer is In charge of the booth. SUNMAID SEEDLEM . pickup is scheduled, bins are set up at the following An attic treasure booth chaired by Ruth Baker will RAISINS ...... , lO o z . places: Route 30. across from Hillside Avenue, Burke feature attic and basement treasures. *1.19 »T ...... 2849* Road. Taylor Street at the railroad right-of-way. comer Other booths and their chairmen are: aprons, Pat POST of Tunnel Road and Warren Avenue. Church Street^ along Dooley; Christmas Boutique, Sue Blske; stuffed toys. 9 9 « GRAPENUTS ..2 4 0Z.4 the railroad right-of-way. the Glass Recycling'Ctnter on Flora Johnson and Kay Smith; country kitchen. Edith West Street. Hale Street. Werner Drive^ and Valerie Clark; dried arrangements. Dot Lessanl; green thumb, VLAEIC POLISH OR KOSHER Drive at Cathy Drive. Janet Columbia; kiddies booth. Gemma Blake; -a SPEARS ...... 2 4 0 Z.1 bMNBERRIESi . 4 9 ^ woodcraft booth. 69« The fair will be decorated with Items made by Phyllis TENDER VITTLE8, ALL VARIETIES 4-H Achievement Daly, Ruth Converse and Dale Beckwith. The items will CAT FOOD .1 2 0 Z .469« be offered for sale. yliLow ONIONS 3i39* The geiieral chairman of the fair Is Sue Blske. ’ . lOoz. Wins Two Trips R-11 3 1/2" KRAFT FACE .BOILED ONIONS 49* JUICY COVENTRY — Bruce Olmstead was presented with an WALL INSULATION WELCH’S RED/WHITE/BLUE all expense paid trip to the National 4-H Club Congress to Rec Will Open Sundays 3189 5' CHERRYWOOD WHITE WATER SAVER .2 4 01. IXUCKIUSAITUS TAN BARK HICKORY PRE CUT KILN DRIED 4 GRAPE JUICE be held in .November in Chicago, for his work in forestry. REVERSE/TRAP TOILET MANCHESTER—The Manchester Recreation Depart-^’ 79* The presentation was made at the 4-H Achievement night 4'xl' PANELING 1x12 PINE SHELVING i s « 2 3 w i d t h s \ KITCHEN STARTER SET SWRBT UFE ITRAINED 4 p c 4 ' mm Forintofiorwatts.Easy S - S g, ment announces that beginning Sunday, Nov. 4 the West held recently in Coventry. 2• M tostapteup-15or23"rott.dfc^^ * Side Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St., will be open on IIMNBERRT SAUCE ...:...... o r 1 . Brian Wisenall received an all expense paid trip to OUR REG REG OUR REG Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. r ItIK T H ...... 4.29 R-19 6" UNFACEO LOW 46 99 Syracuse. N.Y. for his work in gardening. Both youths LOW I 29 •79 201 06 The center offers ping pong, pool, air hockey, table 4 IB >S/32 6 9 « 111111 were also given Tolland County awards for work in those I I lE M T H ...... 5.39 AniCINSUUTION 111111 games, exercise equipment and open,basketball in the M O W N RREAD fields. Vilraous china tank 6 bowl 12" tas ■9 Elegant simulated woodgrain on Ideal lor bookihelvea t utility Coniitli of 2-15" wall 6 bate rough. Whirlpool Iluahing action. gym. 1 If ith Coupon A' 1 H ith t ouptfh K Other Tolland County Awards, for work in various panelboard Class III tire rated 1st cabinatt, 1-30" sink Ironi t valsnca storage shelving! Smoothly sanded. Forpooriyirsulited # C Anii-aiphon iaial regulator Seal ex­ $7.50 Purchase 1 $T..}0 Purrhnitv fields, went to the following: Lauran Clogston, bicycling; quality! Add great looks to your borne Ready to tmish Easy to inatall. 13 attMNonaadto # * U1CNOWTWOOO CUIIKTS 1 tra. 1 1 Brian Wisenall. Peter Edmondson. Malcolm Ross, now t really save' Great value' gradt itaplel 15 «23 "rol. i M w w r 51% OFF MFC. LIST PIIICIS .11.14 KING ARTHUR 1 citizenship: Brian Wisenall and Mark Olmstead. FROZEN & DAIRY 1 $ ^ 0 0 gardening: Kris Wisenall, Michael Souza, Dm Dee BARBARA WEINBEltQ aXi. 1 FLOUR •lALTEST 1 1 Heinz, horses: Bruce Olmstead. Heidi Diehl, Ginger BELIEVES...... W..I M . 4 9 10 L B . B A G 1 GALLON BOTTLE Buttel. leisure-pleasure: Michael Souze, Miss Heinz, and ICECREAM ...... 1 •TOUPPBR’S 1 1 LIQUID Miss Buttel. leadership. * 1 . 6 9 1 WISK Two 4-H Town Committee officers, Jackie Goble, CHOSE PIZZA. 1 1 1 LIM IT O N E treasurer and Jean Jacobson, secretary, were given cer­ •ARAlM'LARaE LIM IT O N E 1 HIGHLAND 10/30-11/4 1 HIGHLAND 10/30-11/4 tificates of appreciation and chairman Dot Grace was CCFniCAKE,.. 1 1 presented with a gift. SAVE ORE IDA •I ^ ITilli Coupon 4P* The Jolly Gardeners 4-H Club was presented with an M ith Coupon A 1 ^ 2 1 % DINNiRHIlES.. S 97.50 Purchair award for having the best demonstration and for 100 per­ TROPIC ANA 1 S 7. .10 I'll 1 cent participation at the town fair. The Trask award for ^ m i t r o n g 1 • OUMCAGOZMCK CRAIWE JUICE 1 DOHCAML HINES VANITY FAIR service projects went to the North River Riders and 12 "x12" ‘BALTIC inimwunMTiES 4 LB . WOOD "Z BRICK" 2 GALLON— y.~\ MRS. PAUL'S PRUU) 1 1 BATH TISSUE Drivers 4-H' Gub. And the Glenney Memorial Award •■CIISEIZIPXI SPLITTER WEDGE "RUFF IT" 1 BROWNIE MIX CEILING TIU S HSH FILLETS. > 4 ROLL PACK went to Rechtold for a heifer project. SHAtrS 1 23 O Z . B O X 1 Mar. Imstead was presented with the Weliwood M S K L U Iftt. OUR iSGULAR LOW 42.75. OUR REG DM REG OUR REG Thai govarnmantal aarwioas oan ba INACH. 1 Camp Scholarship and Town Committee camperships For beautiful decora- M 1041599 LOW 1399 1 9 9 * 9 9 < 10W24( PAX axpantM wtthoiil an Inosaaaa M axpan* went to Kris Wisenall, Chris Dahl, Karen live brick walls. Easy ■ ■ SeH stick for easy i dKura. Thafa why ahaV apanaar a vohMlaar LIM IT O N E Town committee awards for outstanding Work were Embossed! Scrubbable i vinyl instalatlon. High carbon steel. Heel ireaied. Gives any wall a beiulilul Kulplured 1 LIM IT O N E louse. ■ 3 5 " — — — -— - — ^ HIGHLANp 10/30-11/4 presented tq: Coral Beaumont, Judi Kelley, Bruce coatedi SoM only In M tq-h-cow. for Many pitterm Seniors 4-1(2" long. 2-1(4" wedge Gel ready liniih! Easy to applyl Decorate your pf09>B9>> ilMIBIWO 90 OOOm ROWfl ^^WlOiOO PUJISSURY, A U VARIETIES 1 HIGHLAND 10/30-11/4 1 tochooMlroml (or outdoor fix-upe now 4 atvel home now lor the holidayt 4 easel and bangn wa aN. OInistead, Todd Richling, Donna Jacobson, Brian 12.14. Eaay do4t-yoinatl InttalMionI CODKIES ...... mmmmmmmmmmm - 1 Wisenall, Peter Edmondson, Laurie Johnson, and Patty E i u T i t f o a i b. Beaumont. Pins for first year leaders, were given to Barbie •MANCHESTER •SCUTN WINDSOR •EMFMUI •HARTFORD Sorensen, Kathy Cauley, Pete Bassett, Prudy Brock, 1 KOnRKQI RDa OPEN SUNDAYS I von DEMOCiumc nov. mh 1 148 SPENCER ST. 79 HAZARD DR. 8200 N- m a i n ST. Nancy Edmondson, and Mrs. David Loftus. O F P ir r .8 Alumni awards were presented to two 4-H leaders for 1 649-0138 SPALORISEDR. 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 1 their outstanding work. IV y were Mrs. Judy Hill and 289-0231 In iiiiiiiiiiiin H iin n w Mrs.' Mari^ Carl.

i . PAGE S g - EVENINO HEKALD, Than.. Nov. 1, 197» Accomplice Officials Reveal Ghailge Steinem.JoinB EVENING HERALD. Thun.. NoV. 1, 1979- PAGE SEVEN Given Deal Protest March Ihomson Fomis Parly; In Soviet Troop Activity HARTFORD (UPI) — Feminist Gloria- Steinem joined local To Testify defnonstrators calling on a City HARTFORD (UPI) - The at­ , WASHINGTON (UPI) - struction at the Cienfuegos said he hoped South much easier if SALT II Council candidate charged with W ill Run for President torney for an alleged accomplice in There has been a naval base. Korea’s political prowss gains, prompt Senate a ^ assaulting his wife to quit the race the slaying of a policeman says his "lessening of activity” hy In his press conference, would catch op with'the proval. for the city post. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Former three-term * Thomson told reporters the Constitution Party will client has been offered immunity to the Soviet combat troops in Vance also: progress the . nation has • Defended ibe increase Ma. Steinem and about 25 Women RepfAUcan New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson Is focus both on President Carter and Democratic testify against accused sla’yer Cuba, say administration • Called on waning fac­ made economically and in U.S. arm s sales to activists Wednesday m arch^ on a formilrtg a new political party and says he will be iU challenger SeU. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., as well as ' Gerard Castonguay of Bristol. officials, who consider it tions in famine-stricken socially. Morocco, but predicted the Ybstaurant owned by Antonra Gon­ presidential candidate in 1900. Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn, whoAa. seeking the GOP Rocco Testa, 21, of Bristol, now in an encouraging indication Cambodia to open their • Said the "tough Western Sahara war zalez, asking the Democratic T^mson, an arch-conservative, said Wednesday the'^ nomination. - California under protective custody, the Russians dre beginning Iwrdere to a massive land, political decision” on against Algerian-backed nominee to leave ttefCace, new group-- known as the ConsUtuUon Partywill file ‘■’We will strive mightily to defbt President Carter was promised immunity from to respond to U.S. con­ sea and airlift of food and nuclear'force moderniza­ Polisario guerrillas cannot Ms. Steinem, in Wm ftr a YWCA the necessalry papers shortly with the Federal Election -whose administration has been the worst In the history of prosecution on a murde? charge in cerns. mediqpl supplies, and tion faced by America’s be won on the battlefield. luncheon, said voters must decide "if Commission.' the nation,” he said. ' ■* , v the case. Maxwell Heiman, his at­ The change was noted by hinted at world opinion NATO allies will be made they feel contfortable with a can­ - He V>W a'li^ws conference the Constitution Party will In answer to a question, Thomson said he wouldinot go torney, said Wednesday. Secretary of State Cyrus pressures to accomplish didate who believes violence is an V hold ftate'conventions between now and next June and a back to the Republican Party no matter who the GOP that. Castonguay, who is Testa’s uncie, Vance at a news con­ acceptable way to resolve conflict.” \ national convention by early summer. The party’s efforts nominee is. . , _ ' - • Accused El Salvador’s is charged with murder in the death ference Wednesday, when G o^lez, 41, was charged with will be limited to the presidential and congressional elec- “I plan to go the whole distance,^' he said. extreme left of “deliberate tions, he said. ' of Plainville policeman Robert M. he made a mysterious pSwhiiRSyS second-degree assault Oct. 7 by I Thomson called for rejection of the SALT II treaty, Holcomb on Nov. 21,1977. reference to "some fac­ provocations” in fomen­ FLOWEMSHW police who said he punched and , ’Thomson said he plans to sidestep the presidential bringing back the military draft,substantial increase in tors” that have changed in ting violence that resulted i primaries Aid focus on tlje November election. Holcomb was wounded fatally Aaron' Reid Raymond J. Burl kicked his 3^year■old wife, Fanny armsapending am) weapons building, a balanced federal while chasing two house burglary the Cuban situation! in numerous deaths and an, DeJesus. But thd’'^ p l e said the He saidjiis campaign will not try to qualify for federal budget and a 10 percent pay cut fpr^the president, campaign funds b^ause he does not want to c^p aig n suspects into a wooded area of Plain­ He refused to identify the armed attack on the U.S. SKCIAE charge will be dropped when it com­ Congress and federal workers. ■ ville. factors, except to say they Embassy. He offered U.S. es op in Superior Ciurt Nov. 8. with “taxpayers’ monies.” He said he has not ’Raised a “1 propose to set such an example in 1 h ^ coming aid and said It is possible OF THE WEEK cent” so far, but said "now we will be out after the The state has charged Holcomb , were "not unpleasant.” Lm Hc Brett, director of the Hart­ months by refusing to accept taxpayers’ monies in the Top Hebron Official About two hours later, a Cuba is meddling in the El money.” ■/ i ^ ■ was killed by a gun fired by ford Interval Home for bettered Ybrtn of fedehil campaign funding,” he said. • Castonguay, who could be sentenced U.S. official, who cannot be Salvador situation. Sweetheart Roeee Florida businessman Rufus Shackleford will Serve as women, said “second degree assault ij^om so^’s finance chairman. to death in the electric chair if con­ further identified under • Said the death of South is not a family quarrel, it is a victed of the crime. Seeking Sixth Term ground rules of the conver­ Korean President Park 2 t | I O d o z . felony.” j^Thom son had been a Ronald Reagan supporter but ^id Castonguay, 34, was indicted by a sation, telephoned some Chung-Hee will not have a i ^ disagreed with the effort to make the former CSlifor- /Q: HEBRON — Seeking re-election to Gonzalez said he would not grand jury in April 1978 for capital member of the Democratic Town reporters to specify what major impact on the (C A M M d CAW ^ ma gijVemor more moderate in order to make him more a sixth term as first selectman. withdraw frm the race and he felony and felony murder and held in Committee and has served as ita the changes are: i proposed three-way talks FLOWEPie and ARRAN O EM eim pbll IVERY OCCAtlOM ' ^ appealing to a majority of voters, -y Democrat Aaron Reid said he points declined to spelk with the protesters. lieu of $400,000 bond since then. chairman for several terms. He w * He said the Soviet unit between the two Koreas M OAK tT. M A N C H fa ria T«L M e-eTfl OT §40-1441 Thomson is a controversial figure even among right- with a strong sense of pride to his ac­ F fllK AAHKIMO • MIKI OULOWiKI. pn#. . Testa, a former University of also appointed as a member of the has reduced its military and the United States. He wing political figures. complishments during the 10 years town’s first Conservation Commis­ maneuvers; there has been He once advocated that state National Guards be given Connecticut football player, wa.s ,he has served. CRT fciven Funds charged with felony murder by a sion, served as registrar of voters un­ a noticeable drop in the nuclear weapons, and he lowered flags fo? a weeTt to He cited the highway operation as grand jury in January 19J4, and til elected first selectman. volume of radio traffic, in­ For Heating Aid protest both President Carter’s amnesty for Vietnam war the most outstanding of his ac­ He also worked in Pratt & Whitney transferred a short time later from dicating a general drpp in HARTFORD (UPI) - The protesters and the Panama Canal treaties. complishments and this included for 13 years before his election to Hartford to a federal prison in San unit activity; and the Hartford-based Community Renewal He was defeated in his bid for an unprecedented fourth Diego, Calif. buying new trucks and other equip­ first selectman in 1969. He has lived brigade has reduced its RE-ELECT DEPUTY MAYOR term in 1978 by Democrat Hugh Gailen. ment as well as the establishment of Team has received a $100,000 grant to Heiman said Testa is still in in Hebron for 32 years, is a charter "presence,” making itself Sinerhis defeat, Thomson has headed a Concord group a strong maintenance program and help the needy pay for home heating California in protective custody, has member of the Hebron Lions Club less apparent to the Cuban called Conservative Action. He also this year became a the ongoing construction of town oil bills. been cooperating with authorities hnrd the Hebron Sportsmen Qub and population. member of the "right wing John Birch Society. roads. is a member of several organizations The grant awarded W^nesday by and will probably be the state’s chief These signs, all ad­ the Hartford Charitable Fund Inc., He said when he was first elected related to town government. witness against Castonguay. mittedly minor, add up to a will help finance payments for in 1969 the town owned one dump Reid said that during his ad­ possibly favorable trend, STEVE CilSSANO Come to the Fair Assistant State’s Attorney Robert truck and one excavator and now the residents who earn 125 percent to 200 Meyers, who is handling the state’s ministration the town has also bought the official said, and a town has six trucks and numerous percent of the federal poverty level. Cecelia Ott, left, chairman of the St. John’s Church Holiday case, declined Wednesday to discuss three new fire trucks, three service close watch will be main­ other pieces of equipment. Robert E. Johnson, energy and Heiman’s statements. vehicles were obtained through tained. Fair Committee and Stella Pardo, president of the Altar Many roads were built and paved weatfaerization director of CRT, said Attorneys for Castonguay have federal surplus programs, and the Sen. Richard Stone, D- Society, set up tables in preparation for the fair which will be over the 10-year period. Reid not only families applying for the assistance FREE been arguing on a series of pretrial town's emergency vehicle was Fla., who first drew public held Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturdayirom 10 a.m. is first selectman but as such is also must be Hartford residents and first motions before Superior Court Judge replaced a few years ago through the attention to the combat to 2:30 p.m., at the church on Golway Street. One of the novel­ the road superintendent. He owned efforts of the Junior Women’s Club. must have sought aid from other David M. Shea in an effort to throw brigade, said the factors agencies. his own paving company for five He said the town has taken advan­ ty features of the fair will be a Polish Kitchen. (Herald photo out the charges on technical grounds. are negated by other He said the grant should be years and also worked as a foreman tage of all available state and federal by Pinto) reports, confirmed by available to the public in about two PEWTER for another road construction firm. grants, and if he is re-elected he will Vance, of unexplained con- weeks. Police Probe He said he became interested in see that a sound program of grant WITH PURCHASES NOW THRU NOV. 10 politics at an early age and was made acquisition is continued. HE IS CONCERNED _ II ■III! -« DURING OUR 39th ANMVERSARY CELEBRATION Cross Burning a voter at the age of 21. He became a HE IS INVOLVED r ■i MRi M H caua Area Police Report Police in Milford and Stamford SIMPLE UNCONTESTEO HE HAS WORKED FOR ALL ' confirmed today they are in­ Mma $13$ Selectman Running PERSONAL vestigating cross burnings at the THE CITIZENS OF NIANCHESTER Vernon Keniston allegedly Uirew Memorial Community iM n rrer $i k Avery Shores, Coventry, homes of black families in the two SMALL BUSINESS James VanOudenhove, an egg at a moving car and Hospital. The juvenile was was charged Wednesday southwestern Connecticut com­ CMreHINM $121 26, of Frog Hollow Road. struck the driver. He was turned over to juvenile night with third-degree COURT COSTS A SHERIFFS RECAVS For Higher Office Ellington, was 'charged released on h $150 non- Where uxmien joi^ toj shop for men munities. FEES ADOrnONAL authorities. criminal mischief. He MpUpHantwUUpM surety Bond for Both incidents occurred Tuesday HEBRON — Republican Raymond Burt also sees the need for in­ early this morning with Lindon Bartlett, 19, of allegedly damaged a night, the night before Halloween MANCHEBTER reck less driving and appearance in court on Hickory Drive, Coventry, SRNON J. Burt, who is completing a two- creased recreational facilities. He -Evpniiu Houra Avillabl*- 01 8 ballfield on Route . 31. He N V E DIKICIIATIC Nov. 6. . which is given to vandalism and year term as a member of the Board said he thinks of recreation in terms MMBM ELECT THE ENTIRE TEAM driving while license is un­ ' \ was charged. Wednesday w as released on his 903 MAIN STREET J TRI-CiTY PLAZA pranks, but police said they would Uw OfUrai of PAID poR av c o m iii m to aa-aucT arava c a s s a n o , UNMaTH Ttopoao, T asA suaia der suspension. J night with breach of the of Selectmen, is seeking election to of all ages and all needs. Hlirv RgDtrt SMhl Coventry promise to appear in court not discount other possible motives. the post of first seiectman this vear Burt also expressed concern about He was released on his Coventry Police charged peace in connection with in Rockville on Nov. 13. In Stamford, a burning cross Burt said he has concerns about combining the job of first selectman promise to appear in court a juvenile with first-degree the Investigation of an in Rockville on Nov. 11 measuring 8 feet by 4 feet was found town government procedures and and road superintendent. He said the reckless endangerment, altercation on Lake View in the front yard of a woman’s home policies and said he has several goals town has a full-time road foreman Lonnie D. Kenistoo, 18, Wednesday afternoon. Drive. on Carroll Street. Police said a cross he would hope to attain for the and the Board of Finance created the of 74 Union St., Rockville, Police said the juvenile He was released on a was charged Wednesday was found burning June 27 at the residents of Hebron. new position of road superintendent allegedly shot another boy non-surety bond for night with breach of- the same location. He listed as some of these goals, a which is held by the present fiTst in the leg, with an air rifle. appearance in court in In Milford, William Seabrooks was new firehouse for Hebron Center, ad­ selectman. peace and throwing objects Police said the victim was Rockville on Nov. 13. 0 at a motor vehicle. Robert Upton Jr., 19, of called on the phone by a neighbor ditional recreational facilities, im­ He said if he is elected first select­ treated at Windham who spotted a small cross burning proved town roads, and changes in man he doesn’t intend to hold both against a fence in front of his home. policies concerning the selectman, positions. He said the administrative The fire caused only minor damage. road foreman, highway superinten­ duties of the first selectman should Seabrooks said it was the first inci­ dent positions. be considered full time. Road super­ dent he has had since he moved into Burt has Uved in Hebron for 40 vision should be part of the first the mostly white, middle-income years, first moving to the Amston selectman’s administrative duties, neighborho^. Police said the inci­ section and in 1960 he moved, with his he said. V dent was the first of its kind in the family, to a home on W. Main Street. Burt has retired from Pratt & town’s recent history. He has been active in town affairs Whitney after working there for 39 Seabrooks said “ It could be and was one of the organizers of the years and said he could devote full­ Halloween” and the crudely made Amston Lake Fire Company and ac­ time to being first selectman. cross could have been a prank. tually built the company’s first and Over the years he has served on “Let’s leave it open for now," he third engines. Today he is an Come open a 1980 many other town boards and com­ 4 * ^ said. honorary member of the Amston missions, including the Board of Christmas Club Ac­ Several cross burnings have been Company and is a member of the Education, the Zoning Board of count at the Savings Bank Join our 1980 reported in Norwalk and Ridgefield Hebron Volunteer Fire Department Appeals, and the Board of Finance. and the Connecticut NAACP recently and has continued to work actively of Manchester. All you do Christmas Club launched a probe to determine if the for the department. is save$2,$3,$5,$10or $20 cause of the incidents was merely Chapman Court and get this He said that although he is aware per week. If you miss any pranks or something more serious. of the need for an addition to the MANCHESTER — The Chapman MODEL 543 ’The state NAACP last month also Town Office Building, he has put the' Court of Amaranth will meet Friday payments, you can always make beautiful linen held a racial unity rally in Danbury replacement of ■ the Hebron Center at 7:45 p.m. It will be past matron them up with multiple deposits. in reply to the distribution of recruit­ calendar free! firehouse as a top priority item. He and patron night'. Officers will wear We’ll give you this attractive ment literature by an avowed Ku Mid the present firehouse is grossly colored gowns. The program will be S p cd id Klux Klan member on the campus of inadequate for the housing of the new preceded by a pot luck supper at linen calendar right away. Western Connecticut State College. and larger trucks. 6:30. Attraetioii! And after you’ve made 50 pay­ H uny, supplies limited. Connie Jacknon and the Men of the Approx. 8" * 28” in blues, Sun appearing Sunday, ments—or the equivalent—we’ll give oranges and greens Nov. 4 al 4-8 PM you one week’s payment free! Now, printed on pure linen. doesn’t 1980 look like a beautiful year? 1980 IN A ' 79 SALE MERCHANDISE WORLD OF PRICE CATALOG No Cavrlar Instead champagne punch V- and assorted hors d'oeuvres. CHANGING PRICES, Have a , IS NOW AVAILABLE SINGER PRICES HAVE No diamonci-stmlilod wateiios Instead we are giving away a one^tear _ RWh membenhip — and tevcral CHANGED TOO. good year. 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A PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Nov. 1, 1979 ■V . ■ - I . . EVENING HERALI^Thurs.. Nov. I, 1979 - PAGE NINE Town Inspeclor^s Load Mark Twain Remembered Well in ReMing By JAMES V. HEALION Reflects Energy Woes V Twain's coachman. is a museum. It had one of the first telephones in called “Pet,” a flock of chickens, some pigs, and a chest­ ■REDDING (UPI) — The men and women of the Ander­ “Mr. Twain bent over, shook her hand and said, ‘Hello America. Twain detested the instrument and had it put in nut mare named “Maude." The horse worked all week son family remember Mark Twain well — the man in the By CHARLIE MAY.NARD Manchester High School to gas. The wood. It needs nine to 12 months of Bessie.’ On the way home. Miss K ^ne told me, "This is a foyer closet. and was spruced up on Sunday when he pulled a surrey white linen suit and shock of white hair — who did Uiem an event you'll never forget.’ I never did.” lirrald Rrporlpr administration predicts it will recoup drying out or you won't get the BTU All was serene at StormflelcL where Jean kept her with a fringe on top. the biggest ‘favor of their lives. Twain’s middle daughter, Clara Clemens, 35, was the money it paid for conversion widowed father close company. He returned from a There were plenty of chores for farm kids and it wasn’t MANCHESTER- -Financially quality of the wood." Twain had long been a world celebrity, the author of married at Stormfield to Ossip Gabrllowitsch, later the within the first year. month in Bermuda in late December 1909, to spend the until Saturday afternoon when the work was done that the strapped consumers, battered by the ■ ^ more than a dozen books including "The Adventures of conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, on Oct. 6, Andersons got their big treajt of the week — a chahce to The Housing Authority is con­ holidays with her. Btit she suffered a fatal heart attack . rising costs of home heating oil, are Tom Sawyer,” when at 72 he came to live in Redding at walk two miles each way to the Mark Twain Library. sidering converting to gas heat at 1909, described by a friend as “one of those quiet, lovely after decorating the Christmas tree on Christmas eve. An turning to altern^e sources of Signup Scheduled Stermfield, his 200-acre hilltop estate. fall days when the world seems at peace.” The great epileptic for 14 years. It occurred during a convulusion as “ It was our reward, the most wonderful thing. I can energy. Westhill. Most gas adherents say it is less He said he didn't want to see it until it was completed, living room was festooned with foliage and flowers from she took a bath. still feel the intensity of our anticipation as we went for Gas. burners and wood stoves are For Guitar Class "the cat purring on the hearth,” and the big day came on the woods and fields. She was buried next to her mother, Olivia, in the family more books,” Ebba Anderson said. the favorites, and coal may replace expensive than heating oil, which costs around 85 cents a gallon these MANCHESTER - The Recreation June 18,1908. He arrived at the West Redding railroad Twain gave the bride away. Reporters were not in­ plot at Woodlawn Cemetery, at Elmira, N.Y. The The first librarian was William Grummond who let the pt least wood stoves in the future. station on the "Berkshire Special” for the triumphal days. At least until natural gas prices Department will continue its formed of the marriage until the last minute, and he gravestone says: "In memory of Jean Lampton Clemens Andersons take all the books they could carry. “He was "There's a tremendous conversion carriage ride to Stormfield. handed them a typewritten statement in which he inter­ are deregulated in 1985, gas is the registration for youth guitar lessms “A most dear daughter quite a silent man, but he would visit,with us. He was /ffiove,'! Francis Conti, chief building It was named after a tale he had written and kept for 40 viewed himself, a-Twain technique. "Her desolate father sets this stone very good to us, and we loved him,” she said. better buy. this week and next at the West Side inspector, said Wednesday. “There’s years, "Captain Stormfield’s Visit to Heaven,” and the "Are you pleased with the marriage?” "After life’s fitful fever, she sleeps well” Today, the Mark Twain Library has 26,000 volumes and also a tremendous amount of wood “ Right now it is," said Ray Recreation Centei* 110 Cedar St. All interested pisrsons should register at mansion’s construction marked one of the greatest com­ “Yes, fully as much as any marriage could please any Twain, bom Samuel Langhorae Clemens, was broken -4;000rtll)rary card holders. It still raises funds itself. stoves." Demers, the business manager for ebacks since Lazarus. Bad investments had cast Twain Judge Anderson, who delivered groceries to Stormfield in - the school district the Rec from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 other father. There are two or three solemn things in life hearted, and said, "I came in with Haley’s Comet in 1836. Conti said his department averages into a fii^ cial hell, but nine years of world lecture tours and A happy marriage is one of them, for the terrors of It is coming again next year and I expect to gd out with a horse and wagon at 14, wielded the gavel at the annual about 40-50 inspections« for 'wood After receiving two bids fo7 the, gas p.m. '. — burner conversion, Demers said the The lessons are designed for proved fo be his salvation. life are all to come.” it.” The cosmic wonder did come back on time and Twain Labor Day book fair which raised 225,000 for the library. stoves a week, and that the gas com­ So whenj^ain spoke about the'need for a library in this Clara's only bridesmaid was her sister, Jean, 29. died at Siormfield at 6:32 p.m., Thursday, April 21,1910. Miss Ebba Anderson says a lot of the good things of life pany comes in with varying amounts alternate source will give the district beginner and intermediate more flexibility. guitarists. Classes will start Monday, western Connecticut town originally occupied by Indians Another sister, Susy, died of meningitis at 24 In 1896. A Clara was at his bedside. are “right within people's reach if they are observant’’ of conversion applications. led by a Mmawk named Chickens Warrups, his words son, Langdon, didn't survive childhood and died at the enough to see them.” In her day though “we weren’t Howevevi some consumers see Nov. 12 and continue every Monday Essay Contest Winner His last work was a moving essay, "On The Death of "Sometimes they come in with 50 carried g r ^ weight and the solid burghers listened. Hartford residence known as Nook Farm, which Twain Jean.” satiated. Every event took on a great deal of importance wood burning as the release from oil for six weeks. Cost is $10. A recrea­ applications." he said. Miss Catherine Pauline Roy (center) was account from the Savings Bank of One was built and endowed by’ Twain's friend, the was forced to sell because of his debts. The Anderson family lived on a small farm not far from and we wrung everything out of it we could — like Satur­ pressures. Conti expects that at­ tion membership card is required A marketing representative from recently awarded a $50 Savings BondTPom Manchester, a bracelet from Shoor Jewelers, wealthy Scottish steelmaker, Andrew Carnegie, and was It was a 19-room mansion with 18 fireplaces and today Stormfield with their parents and two cows, one of them day afternoons at the library.” titude to wither. and cost $3 for youths.. Connecticut JVatural Gas endorsed named for Twain, who donated many books from his own "1 think the love affair will die For further information, contact the Manchester Junior Women’s Club, as the and a record album from Ray Beller’s Music Conti's assessment of the conversion library to the fledgling repository, which Twain could see binge. ■' , very quickly," Conti said. "You will the West Side Rec at 647-3166. winner of any essay contest sponsored by the Shop. (Left to right: llze Zemzars, Junior see more neighborhood stores selling club. Her essay was based on the United Women’s Club; Miss Roy; and Donna from his eagle's nest a mile to the west. "1 know'it's tremendous,” said "The Mark Twain Library gave us so much — motiva­ Alexander Zimnoch. who has been co^ in 50 or 100 pound bags. That Nations Declaration of the Rights of the Cammeyer, Savings Bank of Manchester. win'become the chief source of space tion, adventure, pleasure, and best of all a wish to learn, the Manchester representative for Child. Miss Roy was also awarded a savings more. Suddenly, the whole world came into our front* heating fuel.” ,Herald photo by Pinto.) nine years. ' There is a shortage of No IVleeting Tonight door,” said Miss Ebba Anderson. -equipment right now. The manufac­ Conti said the supply of wood "It was the greatest thing that ever happened in this suitable for burning will make, its MANCHESTER - The Christian turers just cannot keep qp with de­ Girl Scouts Get Thanks family. We’re all avid readers. 1 don't know what we mand. But we tell the people to just cost prohibitive to consumers. Unity Division of the Manchester Come visit the “The availability of good wood is Area Conference of Churches will not MANCHESTER —Sponsors of the “Meet The Can­ would have been like if we hadn’t had the library,” she wait four to six weeks. Manchester said. people are patient." not here, " he said. “In Vermont, peo­ meet tonight. didates” forums wish to extend appreciation to thdGirl ple cut wood this year for next year. The meeting has been rescheduled Scouts who assisted at the two forums during the past . Miss Anderson was the assistant town clerk in Redding It's not just homeowners who are rer 23 years. Her sister, Olga, was a teacher for 50 years. going the gas route. The Manchester But here, people are cutting wood for Nov, 15 at the Concordia week. . . Greenhouse this year for this year.They're not Lutheran Church at 7:30 p.m. The ushers who hand delivered the questions to the across from the 315 Broad Si. Brother Sigurd was a 40-year employee of the Southern school district has decided to convert New England Telephone Co., and Hjalmar, held the elec­ one of thr^e oil burners at getting the heating value of the moderators were Cheryl^ Hollis, Liza Hollis. Lyn Parkade Manchester Michaud. Sharon Kelly, Maty Spauiding, Danene Coombs tive office of probate judge for 37 years. Olga Anderson recalls seeing Mark Twain at a chapel and Jeanne Hamill. ' 8 m our larg« display P lan t Now near the Umpawaug Cemetery where he first talked Tullpa, Crocua Parent Aide IVleeting Slated Speaker Set Thursday • Driad Matarlala about his plans for a library in Redding. Until that time, • Driad n o w ^ Dtflodlla books were stored in a chapel cupboard. ROCKVILLE - Volunteers in their children. former sociai worker. MANCHESTER — Dr. John Haksteen, chief of psy­ • Bowa He was dressed in his customary white. On the agenda for the Nov. 5 Protective Services is holding a The group is being co-sponsored by chiatry .at Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford, will speak at • Wraatha ate. Lai ua fwfp you "I have found that when a man reaches the advanced meeting Monday. Nov 5 at 1 p.m. at the Vernon Junior Women's Club and meeting is a movie about how parent The Elducational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road, w ith yo u r age as 1 have," Twain told a reporter in 1906, “the con­ the Department of Children Youth the Department of Children and aides are working in other com­ Thursday-at 7:30 p.m: Plant Problama tinual sight of dark clothing is likely to have a depressing Services. 1 Court SI., Rockville for Youth Services. munities and a lecture from a parent Dr. Haksteen. who will speak on “Holistic Health,” effect on him." aide now working in Hartford. 4 AA N||iyone interested in becoming a Spearheading the program is Jane received medical degree from Georgetown University LargePotted Miss Olga Anderson said she was a pet of Miss Ida Organizations interested in lear­ 1 99 ■ •Inaacticldaa Parent Aide. Boggini. citizen child advocate on the School of Medicine. He is a diplomate of the American^ Keene, a teacher, who lives in Stamford and is 94 now. Parent A^es is a program new to Manchester Child Protection Team ning more about the program can Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, a diplomate of the” MUMS 1 SfwLN •Plan! Food Miss Keene invited her to the chapel meeting and she the area which sends volunteers to and a former Public Health Nurse; arrange for a speaker and movie for National Board of Medical Examiners, and a fellow of stood n^ar Bessie Hazen. a classmate, whose father was act as role models for parents who and Terri Parrott, project chairman their club meetings by calling the the American Psychiatric Association. need to find new wavs to deal with for the Vernon Women's Club and a •DCYS office at 872-6222. The program is free. To learn more, call 646-0711. opwi dally 9-6 P.M. aaay convonlont parking Red Cross Unit Sady To Help Higley NORTHEAST AUDIO eT o MANCHESTER - Valerie Sady the University of Hartford. TECH STEREO Move Friday has been named as treasurer for Bar­ Mrs. Sady has been a volunteer at 1 MANCHESTER — ■ Friday, is movii^ day for the bara Higley a Republican candidate Manchester Memorial Hospital for “ Manchester-Bolton Branch of the American Red Cross. running for Board of Education. several years. She is actively in­ ” After two years on Haynes Street, in a building owned Mrs. Sady has known Barbara volved in bowling and golfing. r by Manchester Memorial Hospital, the Red Cross will Higley for several years'and feels Other members of the committee ANNIVERSARY SALE! “ relocate itS' offices to 113 E. Center St., occupying the that Barbara will make an excellent include Ellen Zinsser, deputy ‘ * ; first floor and with a basement storage area. member for the Board of Eldueation. treasurer; Marjorie Grant and In Celebration of our Anniversary - The move is necessitated by hospital plans to raze the Mrs. Higley’s interest and involve­ Karen Hjalmeer, publicity. - building now occupied by Red Cross plus one to the east ment in school affairs and her con­ Get all Receivers, Turntables, Tape Decks, Amplifiers, Z. of it. The hospital will use the area for expansion. cern for the education of all students Parents Croup Tuners, Headphones and Car Stereo* at Z. Elaine Sweet, director of the Red Cross Branch olfice, makes her a perfect candidate, Mrs. "said the 113 E. Center St. quarters are centrally _Sady says. BOLTON — The Bolton High - located and have adequate office space and provide am- School parents group will meet Mon­ Mrs. Sady is a teacher at Keeney r pie parking. Street School and has taught in day at 7:30 p.m. at the high school Manchester for 13 years. She taught library. Those at the meeting will in­ WHOLESALE COST for one year in Chicopee, Mass, terview prospective coaches for the before coming to Manchester. varsity basketball squad. The >ort Grow 18 Set Mrs. received her bachelor’s parents will give their recommenda­ degreed Elms College in tion to Joseph Fleming, high school ^omen’s Center Massachusetts and her master's at priilcipal. — MANCHESTER — The Women's Center at Manchester Valerie Sadv TRIM FASHIONS* M ^ ' Z i Community College will continue to sponsor two ongoing SpfCiali/in) Eiclu^ively in Z i support groups during the month of November. All Tentative A^eement SLENDERIZING plus-tlza fashion Tbch n fcs Stereo (OPiOMEEn PL-512 E W f l l f f l G-3500 f KEM\AADOD KR-4070 ~ programs are free and new members are welcome at any Belt Drive Manual Stereo Receiver Stereo Receiver ~ time. The public is invited to participate. Nlirrr luMaii U ■ Dolby Cassette Deck Turntable 26 wans RMS 40 walls RMS ~ ‘'Booming Single,” an informal discussion group for Will Avert Walkout Ml a liie Z 1 women who are currently single through separation, Specul Si;es n divorce, or widowhood, or who are contemplating SOUTHINGTON (UPlI — A tentative coiAract agree­ 12'; to 28': ~ becoming single, will continue meeting weekly at the ment has averted a threatened strike by 110 workers at and 36-S2 ~ Women’s Center on Thursday afternoons at 2. I Bradley Memorial Hospital. — A support group for women who had been mistreated as Hospital Director John Mullett said the agreement, — children, either emotionally or physically, will continue’ reached Wednesday after an all-night bargaining session, meeting weekly on Wednesday evening at 7. Further in- was expected to be ratified today by the workers, who in­ ~ formation can be obtained by calling the Women’s Center clude nurses and technicians. upioM EEn SX-980 4*MRRB NR-315 — at 646^900, ext. 232. The one-year agreement with the Connecticut Health ttPIOINEEIT KP-500 TEACA-106 Stereo Receiver Care Associates, replacing a two-year contract that Dolby Cassette 80 watts RMS ' 12 watts RMS under dash Stereo Cassette Deck I AARP To Hear Kaderli expired S*pt. 30. calls for an 8‘ j percent raise and im­ Deck Stereo Receiver proved benefits and vacation schedules. with FM Tuner. ^ ~ MANCHESTER - Hilton Kaderli, of the Travelers’ Mullett said the 80-bed hospital had discharged about 40 ~ Weather Service and WFSB-TV will be the guest speaker patients in anticipation of a strike. » at the meeting of the Manchester Green Chapter of the - ~ American Association of Retired Persons. His topic will Plus A ■I n ZZ be "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the News “ Room.” CANDIDATE FOR — The meeting will be held Thursday, Nov. 8 in, the Z 1 Fellowship Room of the Community Baptist Church, 585 $1.00 SPEAKER SALE ” East Center St. at 1:30. A business meeting will ft^llow BOARD OF DIRECTORS M — and refreshments will be served. Purchase one Guests and interested retired persons are welcome. ' speaker at the ( Beet Arnold “Ike” Kleinschmiitt regular selling price l o n D o n and buy the second Board of Directors FOB* for only ONE DOLLAR!!! He listens

‘ Clarke Loudspeakers and Alpine AuJ;q Sound excluded from sale. He gets ^ ifl Tilings Dene FRANK A. MAFFE JR. Ih fu a h iu n newH in any OPEN MONDAY w eather. THRUFHOAY NORTHEAST AUDIO lOa.iB. toEiKN. CARE” SATURDAY lO i.i. Uiichi«l«r.>46A364 MldActoMi. S46-79S3 ONLY Vote Democratic '. ■) PAID FOR BY THE FRIENDS OF NoamHAvtN meatom PraapactPUn ElnPUn NowichlowaPlua WASHINGTON AVE. METRO SQUARE I , vPRAMK MAPPE, HELEN O’BRIEN WMiHwHoMLns-nis Enil«ld.7«»-I074 t Nonrlcll. M7-1464 Tuesday, Nov. 6 .A :'"T R E A 8 . Paid tor by CommIHaa to alaci Arnold “tka" Kialnachmldt. Diana Cuaton, Traaaurar. \ PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Nov. 1, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Nov. 1, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN

n Marvin- Yetishefsky YWCA Jack Anderson

Frances Lucille Yetlshefsky of Glastonbury and Christopher Lawrence Marvin of Manchester, were Plans News of Huge Profits Unmasked Big Oil married Sept. 22 at St. Paul’s Church In Glastonbury. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert WASHINGTON — The outrageous event” is the oil moguls’ quiet but in­ Uncle Sam. Johnson at the Treasury in 1973-74, 'The Justic Department is trying to recall any mention of the controver­ Yetlshefsky of 118 Douglas Road. Glastonbury. The Brunch profits posted by the big oil com­ tense lobbying to hang onto an even So industry lobbyists are trying to told our associate Tony Capaccio that find out If the Libyans tried — sial plane deal. He did not, however, bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Marvin of panies last week — ranging up to an bigger windfall, the so-called have any payment they make to a he sent the material to Johnson through Vesco — to offer bribes to deny that Day might have brought The Special Events Committee o f' North Elm Street, Manchester. almost unbelievable 191 percent in­ Foreign Oil Tax Credit. The billions foreign-government decjpred a “tax” because "he’s a damn good White and Carter administration of- the subject up. * the Nutmeg Branch of the 'YWCA is The Rev. Julian Masluk of St. Paul's Church celebrated crease over last year — have the oil companies have made from — as tong as the foreign government economist.” But Johnson told us he preparing a Mid-Momlng Brunch on "ficlals in hopes of freeing the planes. A few months later, White the nuptial mass and performed the double-ring dramatically stripped the mask of this 'Scam since it was made agrees to call it that. In other words, didn’t know anything about the tax In his s ^ e t testimony. White testified, Day phoned again and in­ ceremony. Tuesday, Nov. 13 from 9:30 to 11:30 sweet reasonableness from Big Oil. available in the 1950s have come they want to leave the definition up to credit. So he turned the GAO working denied that any bribes ^ d been sisted that he meet Kikhla for a brief The bride was given In marriage by her father. a.m., at 78 N. Main St., Manchester. The consumer is paying $1 and right out of the American taxpayers’ Big Oil’s buddies abroad. paper over to Tenneco’s tax division offered, or that he knew Vesco, drink. What White didn’t realize, of Mrs. Joanne D. Frederlcksen of Manchester was The menu will include golden ham more for a gallon of gas and is pockets. This isn’t peanuts we’re talking course, was that the F B I had been '•Njdatron of honor. Bridesmaids were Joanne Yetlshefsky and cheese puffs, jello salad, to look at. sources told our associate Jack already goggling It’s basically a simple operation: of Glastonbury, the bride’s sister; Lori Snyder of West assorted breads, punch and coffee. a|x)Ut. In 1976, the latest year we Vesco Probe: Mitchell. As for Billy Carter, whose tailing Kikhia with a camera. So For reservations and further infor­ at heating bills For every dollar of taxes the oil com­ while the chairman and the am­ HartfordKaren Maynard of Glastonbury; Ellen were able to get figures for, oil and Three weeks ago. Democratic name has also surfaced in the grand mation call 747-1437. twice as high as O'Connell of Vernon; and Donna Erlcson of East Hart­ panies pay to a foreign government, gas firms had a $22 billion income tax National Chairman John White was jury Investigation, White testified bassador sipped their drinks on the The program, “ Fighting Inflation ford. iast winter’s. He ^ they are excused from a dollar of in­ liability. But they wrote off $17 grilled for two-andra-half hours by a that he had met the president’s rooftop terrace of the Washington — Refunds Unlimited’’ will be Raymond Frederlckson of Manchester served as best is in no mood to * come tax owed to the U.S. Treasury. billion of that in foreign tax credits. bumptious brother only once, years Hotel — overlooking the White House presented by Sandy Steinberg of federal grand jury in New York that man. Ushers were William Matthews of Kennebunkport, swallow the oil In an effort to plug this gaping With the stakes so high, it is in­ ago, and hadn’t talked to him since. grounds — F B I agents were taking it Newington, who has been involved in is looking into the murky cjjnnection Maine; Jam es Welch of Manchester; David Dwyer of companies’ iopphole in the tax laws, the teresting that the General Accoun­ all in. refunding and coupon clipping for between fugitive financier Robert Explaining the circumstances of Charlotte, N.C.; and Thomas Marvin and John Marvin, smooth Treasury is in the process of ting Office, assigned to make a study his rooftop rendezvous with the Li­ White told the grand jury that Day both of Manchester and brothers of the bridegroom. several years. Vesco and the Libyan government’s assurances that tightening its regulations by of the foreign tax credit, turned for byan diplomat. White testified that pressed him to set up a meeting A reception was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall She is the publisher and editor of efforts to get delivery on Ai^erican- they’re really not ripping us off. redefining what are “taxes" and guidance to — believe it or not — an the meeting had been arranged by between President Carter and the Li­ in Manchester, after which the couple left for Paradise the monthly newsletter "Refunds made transport planes embargoed by Iliis will obviously make it a lot byan ambassador. But he swore that Island, Bahamas, and Florida. They are residing In Unlimited’’ and is a consumer ad­ what are merely “royalties.” The dis­ oil company. A GAO official, the State Department. Jam es Day, a fellow Texan and long­ Manchester. vocate. harder for the o^l lobbyists to whittle tinction is important to the oii com­ Douglas McCullough, had a “working White was drawn into the probe time political acquaintance. he refused Day’s importiinings. Mr. Marvin, a fireman in the 8th Utilities District Fire away at the windfall profits tax panies, because by iaw, “royalties” paper” of the agency’s report to after the F B I secretly photographed ' Day contacted him last spring. The Democratic party chief toldus Department in Manchester, is employed in the Industrial President Carter is trying to get are ciassed as business expenses to Congress leaked to an official at him with Libya’s ambassador to the White testified, and they met in that he isn't the target of any further Security Fire Department at Pratt & Whitney Division of Hadassah through Congress — though Big Oii, be deducted from gross income, and Tenneco named Wiljiam Johnson for United Nations, Mansur Kikhia/ in White’s Washington office. The two investigation. The U.S. Attorney’s of­ are thus worth only about half as United Technologies Corp. in East. Hartford. with the nerve of a burgiar, will just review. the rooftop bar of a Washin^on Texas Democrats discussed the poor fice in New York refused to comment !VIr8. Christopher LMVIarvin. (MacLaughlin photo) as obviously keep trying. much as a tax credih which is taken McCullough, wlio Ii.pd to wnrl( for on the grand jury proceedings. hotel. relations between the United States Honors All but eclipsed by the “main directly off the income tax owed to and Libya, but White said he couldn’t 50th Wedding Anniversary >uitawn» Women / fflaiirlirstrr Euruim j Hrrali'i Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McKinney The Connecticut Region of Manchester — City o( Village Charm of 24 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, Hadassah honored outstanding Founded Oct. 1, 1881 were honored at a surprise party women of dedication including Helen wTWNfrmrcAW recently in celebration of their 50th Kopman of Manchester at its annual Published by the Manchester Publishing Co-. Herald Square. wedding anniversary. Hand of Healing Luncheon recently. Manchester, Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 colo HEiP'wy,? The party was at the home of their Approximately 700 women made Mrs. Theresa McDermott ( f son in Coventry and was attended by donations to benefit Hadassah 1 \ \ 1 Aod't 'J* C 'Cw dt Of about 40 guests Medical Organization (HMO) to at­ 90th Birthday — St«v«n Harry, Exacutlv* Editor The couple was married Oct. 19. CusiomBt Sarvice.— S47-9946 A. Burbank, Managing Editor tend and hear Wolf Blitzcr, Raymond F Robm»on Editor-Pubiisnar Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emarttua 1929 at the Center Congregational Washington-based correspondent for Mrs. Theresa McDermott of 210 Mario Matassa of Blast Lebanon, Church in Manchester. Before his the Jemsalem Post.. He dis­ Main St., Manchester, was jionored ^ a in e ; Mr. and Mrs, Howard retirement McKinney was employed cussed Israel, its relations with with a 90th birthday dinner on Oct. 29 Fairw eather and Mr. and Mrs. in the time study and standard Egypt and the United States, its for her family and friends. Mrs. Kenneth Fairweather, all of Coven­ department at Cheney Bros, and problems as a democratic nation McDermott was bom Nov. 5,1889 in try; and Mr. and Mrs. M erritt as a sales representative; for with Bill of Rights freedoms and a Burlington and has resided in Salmon of Vernon. Opinion Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mrs. strong judicial system, and its “ Manchester for the past eight years. Mrs. McDermott received a money McKinney, before her retirement, prospects for peace. Hosting the party were her nieces tree and numerous othfer gifts. was employed by the Fuller Brush Proceeds of the luncheon will sup­ and nephews Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Herald photo by Pinto) Co. in East Hartford port the HMO, a network of health RaHon of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. The couple has a son. Glenn care facilities in the Middle East. State a Leader McKinney of Coventry, and a daughter. Mrs. Jam es R. Payne of Wellesville. Pa. and six E n g a g e d In Energy Action grandchildren. iGunta photo) FO p S Haherern-Tavlor Connecticut has stepped out in the credit to their customers. A stiff 10 College Notee) = Plans The engagement of Miss Robin- lead of New England States in facing percent levy on gross earnings of Laurie Haberern of Manchester to the impending winter cold with a heating oil dealers is being proposed Washington Window Craig J. Taylor, also of Manchester, special energy session of the General as a negative inducement for has been announced by her mother, Films Assembly. cooperation. Letters Leslie Manna, daughter of Frank M rs. T helm a H aberern of 105 ' The Family Oriented Childbirth In­ It’s not easy to become enthused That proposal could well kill the in­ Goldwater to Rescue Manna Jr. of Hebrgn Road. Bolton, Homestead St., Manchester, and the formation Society (FOCIS) will pre­ about energy matters because of the centive for some home heating oil was on the Dean's Scholars List of late John S. Haberern. Williams and Goldwater disdained sent two films "Nan^ Class," and lip service the federal government dealers to remain in business, es­ the School of Arts and Sciences at the Mr. Taylor is the son of Mrs. By STEVE GERSTEL the elevators and walked up 13 flights "Becom ing" on Monday at 8 p.m. at pecially at a time when many dealers College of New Rochelle’s Honor Madeline Taylor of 88 W. Middle has given the issue with little positive WASHINGTON (UPI) - In his of stairs, slipped past th ^ u rses' sta­ Manchester Memorial Hospital in action. are paying for their oil c.o.d. Rockville High Convocations held Oct. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. MrKmnev Turnpike, and the late William J. very readable book. Sen. Barry tion and entered McCarthy's room. conference rooms A and B. Taylor Jr. Enthusiasm is generated a little But another measure proposed in There is no admission charge and Goldwater reveals for the first time Goldwater writes, “I repeated Miss Haberern graduated from easier in New England as officials Gov. Grasso's package would es­ the public is invited. a clandestine mission to save Joseph what Price Daniel had said and Manchester High School in 1973 and look at the prospect of persons tablish a revolving fund for fuel Condition Blasted B ir th s McCarthy from censure that failed offered him the two letters of from Manchester Community dealers permitting them to extend making the choice between eating apology Edward Bennett Williams College with an associate's degree in and almost led to the akrest of the To the editor: Notwithstanding the torn curtains Memorial Hospital. His Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracy I n T h e and heating this winter. credit without causing massive cash Brennan, Shane Louis, McCarthy, Ryan 1975. She received a bachelor's Arizona Republican. had written for his signature. So Vernon is to be the "number and terrible seating, the lighting is m aternal-grandfather is of Ripplemead, Va. His The long-range weather forecast flow problem s for d ealers who son of Kevin ’. and Diane Patrick son of John J . and S e r v i c e degree in marketing from Central In ‘‘With No Apologies," “I told Joe that if he signed one of one” school system in the country. inadequate, obsolete, and almost un­ Donal Varley of paternal great- that it will be another long hard otherwise would be forced to pay up M. LaPine Brennan of 17 Linda Kelley McCarthy of Connecticut State College in 1977 She Goldwater describes the cloak-and- the letters, it might be sufficient; if The curriculum is getting there, safe. Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Winter isn't encouraging. front for their supplies but wait for Glenstone Drive. Vernon. 31 Brighton Lane, Vernon. 2nd Lieutenant Leslie G. is employed as manager of Holden dagger operation and claims that he signed them both, I had the word but not the buildings themselves. Of the six spotlights over the grandparents-are Mr. and- Mrs. Harold Post Sr. of If Connecticut residents are the return from their customers. He wa= born Oct. 19 at He was born Oct. 26 at MacRae, son of Mrs. Jewelers. West Hartford. McCarthy’s ‘‘stubborn refusal to of Sen. Daniel that the southern bloc Specifically the Rockville High audience which are vital in theater Mrs. Henry Steullet of Groton. He has a sister, A combination of these two Manchester Memorial Manchester Memorial Carolyn J. MacRae of . Mr. Taylor graduated from looking to state government to come would stand by him. Manchester. His great- Stephanie, 18 months. Robin-Laurie Haberern make any compromise" led to his School auditorium should be an em­ lighting, two are inoperable. It is a Hospita;. His maternal Hospital. His maternal Candlewood Drive, South Manchester High School in 1973. up with an energy elixir curing the measures well may prove to be the ‘‘McCarthy read the letters grandparents are Mr. and downfall. barrassment to the entire town. fact when the system was put in, grandparents are Lois^grandparents are Dr. and Windsor, has reported to from Manchester Community sociology. He is employed as a group financial croup that threatens to suf­ most responsible approach, provided Mrs. Clause Olson of Goldwater, then in the early stages carefully,” Goldwater says. "They This is not a trivial matter. The heaven knows how many years ago, Sperry of Bolton and Ber- Mrs. Winfield Kelley of Lowry AFB, Colo., for 23 College in 1975 with an associate's manager at Channel Home Center in focate poor and middle income stringent collection policies are at­ Escondido. Calif. Erkrrl, Kelly Jean, of h1 s long political career, were short, mild in their language auditorium is the scene of virtually it was the cheapest available. nard LaPine of Andover. Norwich. His paternal weeks training in the degree in law enforcement and from Manchester. families they will be disappointed. tached to insure the revolving fund daughter of William R. Jr. remembers that as the Senate was and regretted a discourtesy without all the cultural presentations given at The stories of lighting failures are His paternal grandparents grandmother is Mrs. Lena Imagry Intelligence Field Central, Connecticut State College in The couple is planning a March does, indeed, revolve. Post, Thomas Richard, and Candance Larsen Hut some of the measures being debating the censure resolution really conceding a,ny substantive the high school: concerts by the too numerous and frightening to are Mr. and Mrs. Jam es McCarthy of Manchester. in the Air Force. 1977 with a bachelor's degree in 1980 wedding. (Loring photo) son of Richard H. and Lyn­ Eckert of 155 Cedar proposed by both Democrats and It is heartening that the Brennan of Belgrade, He has a brother, Michael, MacRae was recently against McCarthy, he was ap­ error on McCarthy’s part." bands and choirs, movies by the ser­ mention. The lights are insufficient Swamp Road. Coventry. Republicans show thoughtful con­ Democratic leadership has relented Maine. His - great.- 22months. da G. Peacock Post of home on leave following proached by Sen. Price Daniel, D- Goldwater says William urged vice club and productions by the and dangerous. Windsor Locks. He was She was born Oct, 16 at sideration and imaginative ap­ in'their opposition to an open team ap­ grandparents are Mr. and his graduation from Air Texas. 4 McCarthy to sign the letters — telling drama club. Of all the things in the auditorium, bom Oct. 23 at Manchester Manchester Memorial proach to the energy session. Mrs. Russell Fountain'of Deschene, Andy Force Officer Training proaches are on the agenda. Daniel was-a major figure in the him they were not a retreat from It is also the location of assemblies only the stage itself is sound. No one, Memorial Hospital. His Hospital. Her maternal OF MANCHESTER It is commendable that legislators It could have been counter­ Bolton. William, son of Albert J. School at Medina AFB, Senate’s southern bloc — at that time principle and warning him that there given during the year for many as far as I know, has fallen through maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and are considering digging into their productive had only those matters —^— III and Linda Lord Texas. CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA a very conservative and very power­ were enough votes for censure.* reasons, not to mention the un­ yet. There are many other problems Clarence Peacock of Mrs. Walter H. Larsen of proposed by Gov, Grasso been given Laroche, Michael Deschene of II6 V1 Grove He graduated from the pockets to finance part of the ‘‘This upset McCarthy," derclassmen awards ceremony and that I shall not go into; the house Manchester and Mrs. Wallingford. Her paternal ful group. On many issues, the Davie, son of David and St , Rockville. He was bom Admiral Farragut TOLLAND TURNPIKE program. By paying their own health consideration. lights and acoustics are among them. Dorothy Gaskell of Lemon grandparents are Mr. and southerners thought alike and voted Goldwater remembers. "He threw National Honor Society inductions. Gloria Gallitano Laroche Oct. 27 at Manchester Academy, St. Petersburg, NOW OPEN SUNDAYS insurance premiums and repealing The special energy session is too Grove, Calif. His paternal Mrs. William R. Eckert Sr. the same way. the pen across the room, started There is one vastly important con­ They are both terrible. of 47B Esquire Drive, Memorial Hospital. His Fla., from Stetson Univer­ mileage-allowance increases, an es­ important to allow petty partisanship grandparents are Harold of Trumbull. Her maternal 12-S P.M. “The sertator told me that if I could swearing at both of us and pounded sideration. The auditorium is a shame to the Manchester. He was born niatemal grandmother is sity w ith a bachelor’s to restrict the flow of ideas that could great-grandmother is Mrs. timated $102,000 could be earmarked town, and everyone who has ever Oct. 20 at M anchester Barbara Lord of Windsor. Post Jr. of Springfield, degree in history and persuade McCarthy to sign letters of the table." Every fall, the freshmen are in­ Mass., and Ruth Post of Adeline Larsen of to help pay the costs of heating help ease predictions of a long costly The mission failed and the admiral Memorial Hospital. His His paternal grandparents political science and from apology to two members of the troduced to the school in the seen it knows it. Mamaroneck, I^.Y. She has homes of the poor. winter for Connecticut. maternal grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. A1 Windsor Locks. His mater­ the Connecticut School of Senate who believed McCarthy had in charge of the hospital even auditorium. That assembly is their Yet nothing is done. a sister. April Ann, 2. Considerations being given to in­ Like the ant, in the classic story of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallitano Deschene J r . of South nal great-grandparents are Broadcasting. insulted them, the South would vote threatened to have, the Shore Patrol first impression of the place they The rest of the school was painted sure fuel dealers will extend credit to the ant and the grasshopper, Connec­ of Waltham. Mass. His Windsor. He has three against censure," Goldwater writes. arrest Goldwater and Williams. He will spend the majority of the day for this summer, and many things ticut is planning for winter con­ paternal grandparents are brothers, Jared, 10, Albert customers this winter are Goldwater contacted Edward ^finally relented. the next four years. repaired. Not the auditorium. Four tingencies. Mr. and Mrs. Armand jy 5 and Larry, 4; and bittersweet and a comination of two Bennett Williams, McCarthy at­ McCarthy was censured 67-22 and First impressions, they ray, are light bulbs were purchased for the in­ - It is a move borne of wisdom^which Laroche of Waltham, sisters, Michelle, 13, BtAZERS proposals may be the best idea. torney. Williams was already a destroyed. lasting. Their impression of the operative lights. Due to budget shor­ Mass. His paternal great- and Danielle. 7. we hope will make sure Connecticut State Rep. Robert M. Walsh, ^ nationally known trial lawyer, but is It appears that the Southerners, un­ school auditorium cannot possibly be tages, the drama club paid 20 percent grandmother is^ Laura ■___ Coventry, is proposing to tax home isn’t left out in the cold before spring now better known as the owner of the less they could also have persuaded good. of the bill. The bulbs have still not Laroche of Lawrence. Grenier, Rena Marie, •VELVET BLAZERS heating oil dralers who don’t offer arrives. Mass. cuddle-ups Baltimore Orioles and president of some of their friends, would not have The walls of the auditorium are been replaced. daughter qf Roger G. Sr. reg. *55.00 been able to save McCarthy. battleship grey. The seats are torn, This town cannot be "number one” ____ and Karen Wagner Grenier the Washington Redskins. Black or Brovyn until we have an auditorium we can of 165 Summit St., •suedes that sizzle. Together, they drove out to Goldwater, who voted against cen­ a few are taped, some are broken. Bethesda Naval Hospital where sure,, says, “It is probably true that The curtains are grey, too, and have be proud of. The one we have now is Bu.hey, Ryan Joseph, lorDoeltogd 8000PS McCarthy was under treatment. McCarthy drank too much, long tears in them. This is the first to our shame. son of Bradley and Harriet 28 Manchester by •WOOL BLAZERS Eric A. Anderson, Keithan Bushey of 59 Nor- Memorial Hospital. Her Antonio Marco ANP FURmtRMORt. MR. CARTER, 1HE WOAPE SIWflL “ Because our mission was a very overstated his case, and refused to impression of the freshman and the man St., Manchester, He maternal grandparents are Snuggle your feet into toasty •tweeds, solids, plaids IUCUMAIIPIVATYFIIIALIPERIOP! ERPOF sensitive one, we thought it best to compromise, but he wasn’t alone in audience. 7 Bellevue Ave., reg. *50.00 was born Oct. 25 at Mrs. Robert warm comfort, in fleece-lined PI$CU$SI0A!I avoid being seen,” Gohlwater says. his beliefs.” Presenting a play in the auditorium Rockville. Manchester Memorial Wagner of Manchester. suede casuals that feature is just short of^Apossible. Hospital. His maternal Her paternal grandparents snappy top stitching and Thoughts grandmother is Mrs. L.G. Mrs. Leo fluffy, padded fleece collar 'bn YEAH! “ But they that wait upon the Lord Keithan of Wallingford. Lewiston, and tongue. These •SUEDE BLAZERS find the comfort and serenity His paternal grandparents Mainp. She has a brother, "WEIUU shall renew their strength; they shall campus-style suedes tread reg. *150.00 necessary to live in this world of Phase-In are Mr. and Mrs, Dtirward Hoger Jr ., 2.^^ mount up with wings as eagles; they chaos. God’s divine word says that softly and comfortably on ^mi»w To the editor ■> This softening of the impact of re- Bushey of Manchester. His „ „ shall run and not l)e weary; and they we can. maternal great- Relley, Erica Frances, ' bouncy, cushion-molded ’"SOMETWN'FEUA... The phase-in of our property re- evaluation is demonstrated by one shall walk and not faint.” Isaiah 40:31. If He knows every hair on your grandmother is Mrs. daughter of William R. Jr. bottoms ... Ideal lor '^CUMICIiMRSSrUiK AUP evaluation assessments, which was typical home whose assessment Day after day the newspapers, head ... if He sees and acknowledges Mildred Griffin of Gayle Hagstrom super-active feet In rust REPEAT OF A SEUOUTI adopted by the Manchester Board of value increased by 25 percent. ''lOPKA'SAttfTEUiSPRlNKI television and magazines tell it all: Wallingford. He has a Kelley of 143 Downey or British gold... the illy of the field ... if He knows the Directors in May 1978, has again Without phase-in the general fund tax how far we have come ami, sadly, one sparrow that falls from the tree sister, Jennifer, 5. Manchester. She women's 5-10M. demonstrated what a great benefit it on that borne last year would have in­ _____ was born Oct. 28 at how far we have gone. There is an un­ ... if in such small matters He cares Save 17% thru WARM M Y 10U SURE ItHP HIM OFF. CHIEF! has been to most homeowners. creased by 41.75 percent, but easiness in our country today. We all ... then surely He is with you. And if Thormon, Amy Marie, Manchester Memorial Election Day. Before phase-in was adopted, the re- becaim of fihase-ln, tte general fund feel it, and see it on thq faces of daugh, .f William H. and Hospital. Her inaternal He is with you, you may know His evaluation assessment announced in tax on that borne fast year actually '■WHENyDO'REJW.AyDU’YE Americans everywhere. Watch the Annette Ganier ’Thoraton P®'' February 1978 had mofe than increased by only 14.29 percent. of 57 Horton Road, Hagstrom of COMO TRY HARPER/ elderly as they look for the best buys He never wearies, nor does He doubled the tax assessments on a In this the second year of phase-in, Manchester. She was bom Chelsea, Mass. Her pater- at the supermarket, or the head of a slumber, this Keeper of the sheep- majority of homes in Manchester. the tax on that home has increased Oct. 26 at Manchester Our regular SWEATERS family as he considers the oil crisis fold. If you don’t know Him, the Memorial Hospital. Her and Sirs. William Kelley of ' Particularly hard-hit by this, re-^ by 2.46 percent, but that tax la still low price $17 and the bitter winters ahead, or our Christ who longs to take you to His maternal grandparents are Stoneham, Mass. evaluation were most of the cape- 11.27 percent less than it would have reg. $32.00 youth with their sociological bosom to strengthen and comfort Mr. and Mrs.- Francis ------6.99 style and ranch-style homes. been this year without phase-in. struggles. * ' you, find Him and, hand in band, PUT YOURSEIT ‘ This phase-in law softened the This Is bow phase^in has relieved the Gagnler of Plattsburgh, ‘ Sieullei, Justin Fear, won^ and confusion seem to IN OUR SHOES; together face -the world. otherwise harsh Impact of that re- impact .of re-evaluatlon on the N.Y. Her paternal grand- -TOWN be gaining ground. Often we find this Joanne Amsden, parenU are Mr. and Mrs. and Sheryl Varley Stuellet M l ' V U lH t P ^ t.tS ' O f m O M DINH lO H t lOM i\ A < I AIM>MINM*« OPEN mOII-HI110-0 evaluatidn by auditing the assess­ homeowner’s tax burden. N4Mti-lh.Hi (•(iM M ttfm ritllm jtiMiiv M aiiv Shm- |«mn*> niM-n V mmIa** . grim trio bolding us down “for the Harold Thornton of Elma, , 10 C lin to n St^ , ^ SATURDAY 10-6 k^ember, ment increase in five yearly steps, Joseph T. Sweeney, VISA Uasltrch«f9« . count.” We need and want to be Trinity Covenant Church N.Y. She has a sister, Suzy, Manchester. He was bom rather than by adding it all at once. Town Director. 44k. O ct. 21 at M anchester liberated from life's complexities to Manchester. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Thun., Ngr.J, lOT KVFVTNr. HERALD, Th|in., Nov. 1, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEa< ' I Halloween ( ObItuariM ) Joyner Charges Grasso Thoughts - t Cheney Boaters Win Finale Was Busy ApLENty If only the soccer season was post-season play. But there’s always was Vann’s eighth goal of the season. Cheney outshot Prince, 24-4, with COVENTRY—Carl M. Edlund, 80, Middletown area. ’ one game longer. That has to next year, and Cheney'^lith the Mike Kennon made it 2-0 at 28:20 as Collada called upon to make 16 saves of Twin Hill Drive, Coventry, died He was a member of the First Reneges on Commitment he took a centering pass from Mike 1% Uie (entiment in Ch^ey closing surge must beMooking and Beaver keeper Lou Govemale For Police Tuesday at Manchest*-Memorial Congr^atlonal Churdi of Vernon, forward to tee ‘80 campaign. Fraser and chested it into the cage. only three. HARTFORD - Mandiester SUtc save a few dollars when there are needs of our dludvantaged citizens. Tech’s camp. MANCHESTER - The annual Hospital. , „ ^ ^ j was past commander of American Senior co-captain Chris Vann put It was Kennon’s second goal of the ‘This was the last game for (Jteney He was bom In Sweden and had - - - Rep. Walto* Joyner has charged that “I believe the governor hs fas ♦By Len Auster Halloween binge produced at. least 3S Legion Post 106, Cromwell, and was three hundred m tm patients in our The Beaver hooters, closing out the year. seniors Vann, Fraser, Kennon, Dave failed In that commitment. There is a the Techmen in front at tee 22:15 reported incidents of mischievous or lived in Hartford before moving to an Army veteran of World War I. Gov. Grasso h a s,“raMged on her state mental institutions to ^ y t t o year with a rush, captured their fifth Tom Eaton capped “^he scoring at Menard, Sean Mitchell, Frank bomb waiting to go off in our state in­ mark of tee first half as he collected malicious acts, Manchester police Coventry four years ago.' Before bis Before his retirement he w u a tool commitment to human services.” there were just five months ago not ,■ \ straight yesterday, 3-0, over Prince the 36-minute juncture of the second Carlson and Frank Foster. Junior stitutions. Only prompt action by the his own rebound and blasted a 10- said today. retirement he was employed at the and die maker at Nellson Tool & Die, "Mrs. Grasso is trying to balance receiving adequate care? Built from Ground Up Tech to move their final record to 6- yarder into the left comer of tee cage half. He accepted a pass from Vann Brian Eaton had an outstanding her budget by cheating on services in governor can prevent that bomb But that probably doesn’t account Billings and Spencer Corp. in Hart- Hartford. "What good does it do our state When Tom Matin took over as coach of the East Catholic 7-2. That’s one game short of tee .500 past Falcon keeper Julio Collada. It and driUed his third tally of the cam­ game at midfield. for any incomplete reports or in-''' many years. He leaves two sons, Merwin E. such agencies as the Departments of when we save a few d o u rs and there from going off,” Rep. Joyner con­ level, which would qualify them for paign nast Collada. He leaves a son, Carl Eldlund of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, are hundreds of mentmly retarded cluded. soccer team in 1974, he assumed command of a program which cidents which residents didn't bother Westerberg of South Windsor and the year before was 0-9-3. There was very little tradition in to disclose. Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. Don E. Westerberg of Waterbury; Health Services and Children and citizens not receiving the care and The spokesman for the governor The Halloween tricks ran the Dorcas White of Leesburg, Fla., and two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Youth Services,” Rep. Joyner said. attention they need? u id that fluctuations in the revenue soccer at the school; heck the team still doesn’t have a true gamut from leaf fires to shattered Mrs. Mona Legglo of Hartford; 10 Milligan of F lorism t, Mo., and Mrs. "But, by w it^ ld in g services and "What good does It do our state picture aim have an effect on filling “home” field. Sldw-Starting .grandchildren; and nine great­ cutting back on vital services, the open positions. „ glass. Some cars were found stringed Jerry Vlk of Stafford Springs; two when we u v e a few dollars and the The first two years were barren, grandchildren. governor is building a bomb that is He u id u rlier experience had in­ with toothpaste while a North Rrad brothers, Roy Westerberg of Florida Department of H ulth Services is un­ each bringing 0-12-1 marks. But dicated curtailed revnues and later resident discovered his car-coated set to go off. More than a year ago, in able to guarantee the quality of our Malin, who never played tee sport estimates show revenue holding up with paint remover. Police said it 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral field, N.J.; nine grandchUdren, and her budget address to the General nursing homes for want of a few but has given tons of energy and time Tribe Prevails better than expected, for instance. cause the paint to peel down to the Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky HiU. two great-grandchUdren. Assembly in 1978, the governor more Inspectors? learning it, began to see progress^ Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial promised a commitment to human “It will not take any new ap- He u id in u m e Instances where 6ports metal in several places. The damage Funeral services wUlJie Friday at Taking control in the third period after a slow start,. reductions of 3 to 5 percent agency ‘76 when the Eagles went 7-6-1 in tee was estimated at $500. Park, Rocky HiU. I p.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 services and that she was calling for pn^riatlon to fill these positions. It regular season and qualified for the budgets had been proposed they have Manchester High whipped Windham High, 5-1, in CCIL soccer *______TODAY A 20-year-oid local man was Friends may call at the funeral ElUngton Avenue, Rockville. Burial creation of 390 new positions in will not force an increase in the but changed to smaller cuts. state tournament for the first time action yestefday in Willimantic. arrested Wednesday night for home tonight from 7 to 9. wiU be In the HiUside Cemetery, DMR, 134 in Mental Health, and 200 budget. Every one of th eu poqitlons ever. in DCYS, all sensitive areas serving was approved and funded in the He said the governor’s aim has The victory, coupled with the third quarter, scoring twice. Jim allegedly driving a 1^1 Plymouth Torrlngton. There are no calU ^ Two seasons of 3-8-3 and 5-8-3 Clifford O. Kemp the human needs of our disadvan­ budget that passed the Legislature been to maintain a balance between W eth ersfield ’s deadlock with Gluhosky at 5:23 drilled home a across a lawn at 41 Strawberry Lane. hours. Memorial donations may be followed. But 1979 has proven to be a Day in Road Race, VERNON - CUfford 0 . Kemp, 77, taged citizens. this year. It only takes a commit­ services and the burden on taxpayers Simsbury, leaves the Silk Towners in rebound of a Lombardo shot and at Police charged Peter M. Hennigan made to the Tornado Victims Fluid, vintage year for Malin and his of Fox Hill Drive, Rockville, died “Yet, as of Oct. 22, there were 217 ment on the part of Gov. Grasso and in the face of inflation. sole possession of third place in the 8:43 the latter dribbled in close with of 232 Ralph Road with criminal mis­ Windsor Locks. hooters as they’ve logged a 10-5 mark positions still unfilled in the Depart­ her administration to the human final league standings. Manchester some fine moves and beat Windham chief and ordered him to appear in Wednesday at a local convalescent heading into their second venture jp,. home. ment of Mental Retardation and, as- winds up 10-4-1 with 52 points and keeper Dave Erekema. The goal was Eighth Last Year East Hartford Superior Court on post-season play. Martha W. Skoglund Wethersfield 9-4-2 with 49 poltits. Gluhosky’s seventh and the pair Nov. 19. He was also cited for He was bom in West Stafford and of Sept. 30, there were 276 unfilled They’ve done it against good (Hart­ VERNON - Martha Wanegar positions in the Department of Men­ Windham, which fpiled to qualify for gives Lomhardo 21 for the season, By EARLYOST reckless driving. had been a resident of Rockville for ford ^b lic, St. Paul, Glastonbury) many years. He retired from Pratt & Skoglund, 78, of 31 Franklin Park tal Health.” Ahearn Suggests post-season play, packs its bags 2-9-4 making him only the secon(i SportgEdilor Two juveniles were taken into East, died ’Tuesday at Rockville clubs and bad (Prince Tech, Gilbert) custody for spray painting a window Whitney Aircraft Group of United, A spokesman for the governor with 18 points. Manchester player to score 20 or Lanky Bob Day, out of the University of South Carolina and General Hospital. ones and ones in between. No one can The triumph also marks the ninth at Bennet Junior High School on Technologies Corp., EUist Hartford, responded that one of the problems in more goals in a single season. now residing in Lebanon, N.H., is the second entry received for She was bora in Ellington and had begrudge the Elagles’ berth in the time in the last 10 years Manchester Kelly capped the scoring at 5:12 of Main Street. Both were charged with 12 years ago and was a member of filling positions is finding qualified lived in the area all of her life. tournament. ’They, themselves, can has won 10 or more games. the final canto as he blasted a drive the 1979 Five Mile Road Race in Manchester who placed in the third degree criminal mischief, the Quarter Century Club. personnel ana that the positions New Big Oil Tax be classified a good club. She leaves a son, Roy Skoglund of Danny Collins opened the scoring from the right side. He was assisted top 10 a year ago. police said, referred to juvenile court He leaves his wife, Qara (Leutjen) Joyner referred to are among the Ohio; two daughters Mrs. Eleanor Blast has some fine talent in winger for the.Indians at 11:59 of the first by Alex Britneil. It was Kelly's Day's form for the Thanksgiving and released to their parents. Kemp; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley K. toughest to fill. HAR’TFORD —State Rep. Aloysius To tee question of whether tee bill Groves of Ohio and Mrs. Doris Terry McConville (16 goals), striker period as he headed home a John Kel­ fourth goal of the season. morning race saw the entry list soar Four tires were stolen off an Audi Streeter of Tolland; three ’Ihe spokesman also said'that the Aheam D-55th District, submitted a is pertinent to the Governor’s call for DeCarli of Ellington; a sister. Rose Mark Marciano (6 goals) and mid­ ly corner kick. It was Collins’ over the 1.400 mark. Will Hadden, parked at Small Cars of Manchester, grandchildren; and a great- governor has instructed heads of bill during Wednesdays special ses­ the special legislative session, Manchester outshot Windham, 28- Wanegar of Rockville; and several fielder Kyler Ayer (10 goals). Senior seventh goal of the season, Kelly’s 10, with Tribe keeper Matt Peterson general chairman for the sponsoring 461 Main St. The car was left .on its grandson. agencies, in proposing budget sion of the legislature, which if Aheam said he thinks it is and he grandchildren. goalie Mike Ciszewski still has his eighth assist. making two saves and Erekema 12. Nutmeg Finest, Tall Cedars of drums, police said. Funeral services will be ^turday savings, to plan them in such a way passed would place a 1.5 percent tax thinks it will pass. Coach Tom Malin Funeral services wil^be.FYiday at moments of indecision but in the 1-0 Jeff Lombardo made it 2-0 at 19:25 Britneil, Eric Juttner, Tim O’Brien Lebanon, reported. The race starts at An unknown person called the at 11 a.m. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 as not to reduce direct services in the ■ on revenue derived from the u le of He said some legislators claim II a.m. at the Burke-Fbrtin Funeral upset win over CVC champ Glaston­ East Calholir High of the stanza with a low drive to tee and newcomer (Jhuck Costello, the 10:30 on Main Street. Edwards Food Warehouse, 205 Ellington Avenue. Burial will be in human service areas. petroleum products in Connecticut. such a bill wouldn’t be constitutional Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville. bury High was superb.. Midfielder far corner which glanced off a latter promoted from the jayvee Last year’s winner, John Treacy, Spencer ST., at 6:10 p.m. and said a Ellington Center Cemetery. In connection with the delay in ’The propos^ bill would place the tax but he doesn’t feel teat that claim Burial will be in Grove Hill Tim Skoly has improved 932 percent Windham defender’s back at the last squad, played well for the In(lians. former Providence College star from ’ bomb had been planted, police said. Friends may call at the funeral filling the posts, Joyner said "I would on products sold by the major oil would hold water as other states squads have shots at Class LL titles Cemetery. There are no calling over tee course of the year and is a instant. ‘The locals will now sit back and Irleland, was the first of the top 10 The manager positioned an employee home Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to have to say that this shows a rather companies. have taken similar actions. while East Catholic’s thinclads, too, hours. key member of tee team. He, in fact, Windham sliced the deficit in half wait for the state tournament finishers of a year ago to enter. outside the store to warn customers. 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be questionable commitment on the Aheam said he submitted the bill in He said some others expressed tee tallied the game-winner against have cracks at Class L crowns. made to the ’Trinity Lutheran Church part of the governor to important response to concerns expressed by fear thqt if the major companies are Penney High of Bast Hartford has an at 17:21 of the second period as Jay pairings and rankings to be an- Day will be making his third Someone kicked a glass door on the Glastonbury. • Vinning, left unmarked, connected on' nounced. ’They’ll be released Satur- appearance with two fine finishes to east side of Arthur Treacher’s Memorial Fund. . liunun services programs in our the Connecticut Cltlzen/Labor so taxed that they will increase the outside bid at the Class L crown but In Memoriam The rest of the team may not be a 10-yard drive. day in Hamden. his credit. Day was 12th in his initial Restaurant, 403 Center St. * state. She promised five new day Energy Coalition Connecticut Citizen prices of service. Aheam doesn’t feel gifted skill-wise but they’re hustlers Black Knight Cindy Arico is a Maurice H. Westerberg In sad and lovtnf memory of Wilber T. UtUe. who care facilities and yet only one has Manchester picked up the tempo in appearance in 1977 and moved up An eyewitness observed two passed away November lit., 1?78. Action Group. United Auto Workers this will be tee case either. He said favorite for individual honors. SOUTH WINDSOR - Maurice H. and working together. The defense, four notches to eighth place last year males, one dressed as a soldier, get opened. She has b e^ making com­ and such. The tax would be on the the public relations of companies is shaky at the outset qf the campaign, Individual honors could also go to Westerberg, Oak jSt., South Altboufh I smile and aee carefree. mitments that are not being kept in gross sale of petroleum products and "rotten’’ and any further negative when 2,800 registered runners took out of an El Camihb and smash two No one misses yoo more than me, has improved enormously and can be Manchester harriers. Sue Green part. Windsor, die^ m fnesday at a local You were always helpful, wllUnf and kind. order to “save” a few dollars. would provide a source of Income, publicity might lead to nationaliza­ might have more than she can chew lamp posts at 99 Pitkin St. The inci­ looked to to afford a solid effort. Jim Balcome, race director, convalescent hMe. What beautiful memories you leave behind. "I submit, however, that these are other than bonding or “robbing Peter tion. dent occurred at 9 p.m. When Blast made its first tourna­ on the distaff side but Tim DeValve expects as many as 4,000 starters, if He was bom in New Rochelle, Sadly missed by rather hollow savings. What good to pw wi'iTin II I (-v-wmeai Today's • - Keon, Gordie Score ] RunnerB Seek Crowns TORONTO (UPC) - The ovation at 8:57 of the third period as everyone’s performance, especially NHL By LEN AUSTER favorites with South Windsor’s Peter Sport Parade identity of the hometown he gave the Whalers a 4-1 lead on a Gordie’s.” Campbell Conferehce Heaald Sportswriter Anthony, Kevin King of Westhill picture-perfect goal assisted by his favorite was in doubt as 16,485 "I think that has been (he best goal Patrick Diviiion Ready, willing and able to High of Stamford and Dave Hines of son Mark. of the year for him. I believe when he lay claim to state class cross Staples High of Westport. Mill Richman no/mally partisan Toronto Keon, who had not played in the W comes to the old NHL six-team citieS Philadelphia 6 1 1 country championships are J Seniors Doug Meek, 'Jim Gr- UPI Sports Editor Maple Leaf fans cheered wild­ NHL for six years, was mildly am­ it means a little more to him than Atlanta 5 4 1 zymkowski, Joe Neubelt and Paul bivalent about facing his former playing in, say, Philadelphia.” squads from Manchester High ly for the visiting Hartford NY Islanders '4-32 Johnson and juniors Dave DeValve NHL team. Blackburq, however, stressed .his and East Cdtholic. i Whalers and their 4-2 victory NY Rangers 4 4 1 and Andy Wickwire will join Tim Capacity for Pain "O f course I’m team's inability to play well on The Indians will seek to reclaim over Toronto. Washington 3 6 1 DeValve at the starting line for the NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — Quite obviously, George Stein- very happy with defense. “There is some justice, I the Class LL title, won two years ago Indians. brenner and Billy Martin have an infinite capacity for pain, in­ Spectators gave "the Whalers, the outcome. I was ^ e ss. We played well before and lost Smyihe Division but annexed last season by New Ca­ ,4 East will try to dethrone fellow making their first appe'arance in flicting it on each other one minute and applying some palliative booking forward to in other cities but tonight we lacked a W L T naan, while Uie EUigles will try to un­ HCC member Xavier, but it won’t be Toronto, a standing ovation as '‘playing in Toronto bit and good goal-tending won it for Vancouver . ' 4 3 3 seat four-time defending champ easy. “I feel our race will be the the next, and while that doesn’t seem to injure their psyches a .former Leaf captain Dave Keon but pretty nervous us.” '■ > St. Louis 3 4 3 Xavier High in Class L. most difficult of the four,” states bit, my old heart can’t take it any more. scored his first goal of the y^ar for after all those Toronto’s Walt McKechnie scored Winnipeg 4 5 1 All of this will take place Friday Eagle Coach Jack Hull, “I feel five of What started out as something ap- Hartford at 8:43 of the second period years. This has to his first goal of the year in the first Chicago 3 4 3 afternoon at Timberlin Golf Ckiurse the six top teams in the state will be contend, we will draw a million” — to.break a 1-1 tie. * preaching light comedy .between rate as qpe of my v Edmonton 1 ^ .4 in Berlin. The Gass M race begins in the race,” he added, naming St. and be backed it up all the way. period at 3:56 but Ray Allison tied Steinbrenner and Martin is now In the third period, Keon, a 15-year bigger thrills and the count at 1:34 of the second period Colorado \ 17*2 the activities at -1:45 followed by Bernard, Guilford and Holy Cross as Under his direction in 1974, the veteran with Toronto before jumping developing into a depressing, the ovations wdre exceptionally with his third marker of the year. Gass L 2:25, Gass LL 3:05 and Gass other threats. Rangers won 84 games and lost 76 to the now-defunct WHA in 1973, Wales Conference' morgue-like drama. nice"’ he said. Toronto ended the game on Paul. S 3:45. Distance is 5,000 meters (3.1 “The key to Friday is we need a assisted on former Leaf Blaine Norria Division So fragile and precarious is the dai­ and finished five games behind the Hartford Coach Don Blackburn Gardner’s second goal at 10:39 of the miles). The top five teams in Gass superb effort from five guys. We ly relationship between the Yankee pennant winning Oakland A's after Stoughton’s winning goal at 3:06 in W L T praised his skaters' efforts. "We final period during which Toronto Montreal 6 2 2 LL, L and M, top three teams in have to close the gap between our owner and his ex-manager, a com­ making a strong„run at them during Wednesday night’s contest. pressed in their own end using only Ievell^l7 of their 39 shots on Whaler, Class S and top 25 individuals in all No. 4 man aftd Xavier's No. 4 man. the last month of the season. Los Angeles 5 3 2 12 plex, combative individual with enor­ Gordie Howe received, a hearty the fundamentals. I was pleased with goalie John Garrett. four classes advance to next Friday’s We’re definitely going after the "I'm sure some other big league Pittsburgh 4 4 1 mous ability and persona) appeal, State Open Meet at Edgewood Coun­ win,” Hull stated. club will hire Billy,” says Short, who “lartford 2 4 4 that their day-to-day dealings often try Club in Cromweli. East will also have an individual, now operates a trucking concern and h e c k c Rroit 2 5 2 run parallel to the classic story lines DOUBLE /C - RI selling of Buffalo Manchester won its first state title senior John Clifford, going after a of Tristan and Isolde. Camille and La owns the Leamington Hotel fii and Greg Fax (18) of Chicago both wound up on Adams Division under Coach George Suitor in 1977. It win. He captured the 1977 Class L in­ W L T m Traviata. Minneapolis. “I always considered^ Ice aft^r colliding last night In Chicago. was favorite to repeat last year but dividual championship but was To be sure, in this particular part him the best manager in baseball and 'Team^^ffyed scoreless tie. (UPI Photo) Buffalo 6 3 2, “New Canaan came up and buried forced to sit out last year’s trot with of New England, there is more im­ I still do. If I were a guy with a good Minnesota 6 2 1 us.” Suitor recails the painful a stress fracture in his foot. He's mediate concern with the Patriots, ball clutAoday that wasn't winning Boston 5 2 2 12 memory. healthy, and ready to reclaim his top- the Celtics, the Bruins and the or drawing. I'd hire Billy Martin in a Toronto 4 5 1 “A lot of people are picking us but dog status. Whalers, and with whether the Red minute.” Quebec 3 5 1 we still have to go out and run." Clifford’s stiffest challenge should Sox will succeed in luring back free, Wcflnesday’s Results Suitqyiroclaimed, “The teams we're edme from Guilford's Mike Regan. agent first baseman Bobby Watson. Got Along Well Hartford 4, Toronto 2 facing, 'I'm still not sure how hard Boh Fitzgerald ' Dave Kittredge The pair ran neck-and-neck, conver­ In a number of other areas, however, Short said he never had a bit of NBA they ran at the other end of the state. Kant Calholir Ea»l Catholic sing along the way, at the Eastern I find some people wondering trouble when Martin was managing I’ve heard conflicting reports,” he challenge to the Silk Towners. “You Sectional Monday with Regan whether Steinbrenner actually did Eastern Conference Individually, Manchester senior for him. remarked. know me. I'll be worried until it’s breaking'The tape first. The rivalry save Martin's life by firing him Sun­ n> Atlantic Division Tim DeValve, who annexed the "Sure we had disagreements. We /- ■> Making jConnection Shelton and New Canaan over,” the Indian coach declared. should heat up Friday. Other con­ day. and now that he has been let go V W L Pet. GB Eastern Sectional, will be among the kept them between him and myself, East Catholic’s Mark Marciano (9) goes up between two deadlocked Monday at the Western tenders in the L race are Ron Cozean by the Twins. Tigers. Rangers and though. The reason we never had any Philadelphia 1 Sectional while Manchester took the of Xavier and George Lonergan of Yankees, whether Martin will ever serious trouble was because he kept Boston .778 1 Glastonbury High defenders to head the tall goalward in soccer Eastern Sectional. “We ran easy," Holy Cross. be offered another big league his nose out of my business and I kept New York .500 3V action Tue^ay at Cougar Field. Eagles took 1-0 upset win over Suitor states. The premier Eagle thinclad will be managerial job. mine 8ut of his.” Washington .375 4V the '79 CVe champs. Both clubs are now preparing for Conard and Norwich' Free joined by seniors Dave Klttredge, In light of Martin's involvement in Before hiring Martin', Short per­ New Jersey 222~6 appearances .in the CIAC State Tournament. (Herald photo by Academy, which took 2-3 in the Ken Colliton, Steve Funk and Bob that fight in Bloomington, Minn., last suaded Hall of Famer Ted Williams Central Division Adamson) Eastern Sectional, also'should raise a and Jim Fitzgerald and freshman week, one of Steinbrenner's close to manage the Senators for him and W GB Steve Kittredge at the start line. friends, travel agent and limousine Both Manchester and East will be he says Williams was much tougher San Antonio ■3. service operator Bill Fugazy. says to handle. Atlanta entering healthy teams. the Yankee owner fired Martin for "By far," Short laughs. “I was the Indiana Flanagan'Failed to Fulfill his own good. owner, but 1 worked for Ted, and not Detroit fciv^ him for me. He was always ready to Cleveland Feared for Martin hang them up every week.” Houston "He feared if this were allowed to Short isn’t blind to Martin’s faults. lAeslern Conference One of Early Season Goals “He knows he shouldn't drink, but Free-Agent Market continue. Billy might be killed or he Midwest Division he does. He's like Billy the Kid in season goal was to win 25 games. One doctor suggested Mike wear MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Milwaukee might kill somebody else. " said W L Pci. GB • MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) those cowboy movies. He gets “I may be letting the cat out of the an arch support while another dis­ Brewers General Manager Harry Fugazy. Milwaukee 9 1 .900 — Mike Flanagan may have of­ challenged by every new gun in town bag but he told me before the season agreed. Dalton says the club is going to ac­ Basically, Steinbrenner isn’t' Kansas City 5 5 .500 4 and a lot of those guys are drunk. ficially been proclaimed the started that he was going to try to Eddie Flanagan said his son tively pursue players in the free- saying anything that much different Chicago 3 8 .273 iVi ¥ m ' They want to see if they can beat him best pitcher in the American win 25.” said the elder Flanagan, refused to wear the support until agent market to help strengthen the than one of Martin's former Utah 2 7 .222 to the draw. Maybe he's not the Leape this year but he didn't formerly a pitcher in the Boston Red spring training this year. club. employers. Bob Short, said to him Denver 2 8 .200 7 Sox organization. some time back. greatest fighter in the world, but if it fulfill one of his early season The elder Flanagan said the sup­ "We will, maybe, be Interested in ^ Pacific l)i\ i»ion His son finished the year with a 23- "Billy. " Short told him. “one of came down to Martin against the goals. port helped his son avoid the ankle in­ six to 10 players." Dalton said w L Pet. GB 9 mark. juries which plagued him in past Tuesday "We re going to be com­ three things is going to happen to World, I'd put my money on Billy." The Flanagan family was w ■ . ■■ Portland ' 9 2 .818 — "We’re just happy for him. I know seasons. 1 Short sold the Rangers in June of North Stars Maturing -- ^ petitive again. We are certainly you. You're either going to kill overjoyed when they heard the news Los Angeles 7 3 .700 IPs he was shooting for it. He maintains “The whole key in sports today is going into it with the intention of im­ somebody, somebody is going to kill 1974 and it was Brad Corbett, the NEW YORK (UPI) - The insurance goal at 2:38 of the third that their son Mike had won the Cy pard scored his third goal of the Phoenix 7 4 .636 2 he doesn't have any goals but he has injuries,” Flanagan said. proving our ballclub" you. or you're going to kill yourself." man who bought the club from him, Minnesota North Stars are off season at 12:34 and Malone added an when he beat Goran Hogosta on a low Young Award for his performance m - who fired Martin the following Golden State 5 5 .500 3*^ 'em every year,” Flanagan said. Flanagan was bom in Manchester i The Brewers have drawn heavily Nobody likes Billy Martin more empty-net goal. A crowd of 4,173 wrist shot from 25 feet ou(. with the Baltimore Orioles this summer. to a 6-2-1 start — and that com­ Seattle 5 5 .500 3Ps His father said one of his son’s keys and was the star pitcher for the on the free-agent market in the past, than Bob Sh»rt, the only major turned out for the game despite the iHlumifTK 2, t^anurkii 2 y season. Despite the fact he once dismissed es as no surprise to the team or San Diego 4 7 .364 5 to success this season dates back to a University of Massachusetts at Dave DeValve Paul Johnson taking Sal Bando. Larry Hisle and league owner Martin worked for who presence of pickets at the gates of Power-play goals by Jere Gillis But the award winning pitcher's him, Corbett still has considerable its opponents. W«‘dnntday')i Rrsulls suggestion that was made while his Amherst. Manchenlcr High Manchpfilcr High Jim Slaton, among others didn't fire him. the Pittsburgh Civic Arena. The and Stan Smyl enabled Vancouver to father, ElddjA, said Flanagan’s early son was a high school player. Originally, Short owned the regard for Martin's baseball ability. "This is a fine hockey club. " said ushers and regular security per­ tie New York. The Canucks jumped .Boston 116, New Jersey 79 Washington Senators before he So do such other big league owners as Minnesota Coach Glen Sonmor after sonnel have been on strike since off to a 1-0 lead on Gillis' power-play Washington 114, Cleveland 105 moved the franchise to Arlington, Oakland's Charlie Finley and San the North Stars rallied from a 2-0 Saturday. goal early'jn the first period, but New Atlanta 102. Philadelphia 97 Texas, where the club became known Diego’s Ray Kroc, I know of a fiery deficit to defeat the Detroit Red jcitt 5. Noriilqucs 2 York tied it at 11:13 on a blueline Indiana 133. Houston 129 tot) as the Texas Rangers. Short hired little fellow in my own neighborhood Wings. 5-3. Wednesday night. Peter Sullivan scored twice in the slapshot by Garry Howatt. In the se­ Kansas City 125. Utah 108 Martin as the Rangers' manager in back in New York who has an ab%ing “They're young, but they're starting first period for Winriipeg. Sullivan cond period. Islander rookie Steve Milwaukee VkL Los Angeles 106 admiration for Martin too. His pame September. 1973, coincidentally after to mature. " gave the Jets an early lead when he Tambellini scored at 3:59 to make it Golden'.'State 111, Portland 016 is Nick Prestipino and he may be the he had tried to hire Dick Howser, the A1 MacAdam and Tom McCarthy scored 48 seconds into the game on a 2-1. but Smyl tied it on a power play Seattle 97, Denver 89 biggest Billy I^rtin fan in captivity. Yankees new manager, a year scored third-period goals 59 seconds low drive. Willy Lindstrom added an at 5:57. San Antonio 130. San Diego 123 before. “ Look gt these headlines," he said, It was Short, too, who pointing to some of those in New recommended to Steinbrenner he York newspapers the past few days. NHL hire Martin to manage the Yankees "'Bye, Bye Billy,"’ he steamed. in 1975 after Steinbrenner h^d fired "They ought to shoot the guy who apart to snap a 3-3 deadlockvpnd lead Bill Virdon. wrote that. There has never been a Minnesota to its third straight vic­ Curse of the Omni, Martin did a superb job for Short. better manager in baseball the past tory, MacAdam scored his second The Rangers had finished dead last in 20 years than Billy Martin. Sure, he’ll goal of the night at 10:06 of the final the American League Western Divi­ get hired by someone, and if he gets period, when he backhanded a sion in 1973, winning only 57 gam^s hired by an American League club, rebound past Detroit goalie Jim Hawks Defeat 76ers while losing 105, but during spring he'll come back to haunt Stein­ Rutherford. McCarth/s third goal of NEW YORK (U P I)-C all it Scott Wedman 19. Phil Ford 18 and Seattle over Denver. The Nuggets, training of 1974,. Martin made the brenner. He’ll knock the Yankees out the year less than a minute later Billy McKinney 13. who managed just 13 points in the statement — "we will win, we will of the pennant, mark my words.” seal^ it for Minnesota. the Curse of the Omni. . Warrior* I I I , Trail Blazer* 106 final period, were led by Dan Issel MacAdam offered this explanation The Atlanta Hawks, who had Purvis Short scored a career-high with 18 points and 14 rebounds and for the North Stars’ success: the best homecourt record in 37 points, including 17 in the fourth John Roche with 16 points. Comeback of Year ’■"Having a bunch of young guys who the NBA last season, claimed period, to carry Golden State. It was Spur* 130, Clipprm 123 got used ta winning in the juniors another victim Wednesday the first time this season a team George Gervin's 33 points and makes a difference when we get scored 100 points or more against Larry Kenon's 31 carried San Antonio behind early. If we keep playing with night. And this was a sweet past San Diego. 1110 Clippers, who in m ^ Portland. the enthusiasm and confidence we’ve one, indeed. m: Laurels to Brock .SuprrSonics 97, NuggrlH 89 trailed 112-111 with 4:23 remaining, Series tickets are tunv avaibdde NEW YORK (UPI) — Lou Brock’s swan song played to a stan- The Hawks disposed of Fred Brown scored 10 of his 19 were led by Lloyd Free, who had 28 The /Etna WorW Cup. For ten ding ovation' our division when the season ends. Philadelphia 102-97, sending the 76ers points in the fourth quarter to lift of his 35 points in the second half, lllark HawkH 0, .Sabrea 0 to their first loss of the season and a# years. American and Australian by tnaU mtter only. * The 40-year-old outfielder of the St. Pittsburgh and Bill Lee of Montreal It was the first double shutout in leaving the NBA with no undefeated superstars have smashed, aced, Louis Cardinals has exited baseball had one each. Chicago since March 10, 1970, when teams. volleyed an3*sweated for it. Mail orders lor single session seals begin For more inlorntahon call 1203) with a loud fanfare after being In many ways Brock’s achieve­ goalie Tony Esposito and the Hawks “It's a great win for us because it Nets in ^Night Off* D ecem ber t 527-2456 named today as the National ment was harder becauseecai he an- Now the Aussies and the Yanks are Write In num ber ot desired series seats. tied Boston, with current Chicago enabled us to gain the confidence Starting times; Thursday. League's Comeback Player of the pounced last April thatit 197919 would be- Coach EMdie Johnston in the Bruins' back whereby we know that we can going to tangle one last time in the Year by the United Press Inter­ his final season. Box 16 seats)______:__ X$408 00- $ — March 6 & Friday March 7 net. Buffalo goalie Bob Sauve scored play with the dynamite teams in this Bowing to Celtics ,1980 /Etna World Cup. March 6-9.1980. G roup I ______X 43 00 - S - 7 0 0 p m national. "It didn’t take any pressure off, it hi's second consecutive shutout, and it league," said Atlanta Coach Hubie This time it's for keeps. G roup I I ------____ X 32 00 Saturday March 8 S Not given much of a' chance by probably added more pressure to it," was also Esposito’s second of the Brown. PISCATAWAY, N.J. (UPI) - Even though the Boston Celtics G roup I I I ------2000 Sunday March 9@ 2 00p rh Manager Ken Boyer to make the said Brock. "One doesn't stand up And it's coming home to the Hartford year — and 69th in his career. liurkH 110, Lakern'lOb weTe in town, the New Jersey Nets still took the night off — or, G roup IV ------8 00 team in spring training. Brock not and say, Tm going out in a blaze of Civic Center. Where for four special Nam e ._ Prn|{uinH 4, RorkieH 2 Milwaukee wop its ninth con­ at least, they gave their basket a rest. only won a starting berth but hit .304 glory in my last year,' and I sort of Gregg Sheppard and Greg Malone days, stars whose names are Special Discount: $2.00 Less discount and reached the 3,000 career hit club did that. I think one of the things that secutive game on the strength of The Celtics scored the first 10 in the past,” said Nets Coach Kevin oil each senes with the il applicable Address scored ’ in the third period for Marques Johnson with 25 points. points of the game, then rolled to a Loughery, “but I have never been so synonymous with championship in helping the Cardinals to a third- happened this year was the emphasis Pittsburgh to break a 2-2 tie. Shep- purchase ot six or more S u b -lo la t____ place finish in the National League was on the things I was capable of Junior Bridgeman with 22 and Kent lop-sided 116-79 victory Wednesday embarrassed in front of my tennis will compete again. Once series seals m the same City . East. ~ Benson with 19. Los Angeles, which night over the Nets. And Boston ownership and a sellout crowd price group Ticket doing and not on what I wasn’t doing, more. For all times' sake. H andling _ 25 had its five-game winning .jtreak (7,012). Stale _.j:___ 2 ip . . Brock's eighth .300 season came like last year.” Coach Bill Fitch knew exactly why. SERIES TICKETS ARE NOW Discounts nol available after many baseball followers had Having proved that he can still stopped, trailed by two points'with ''The Nets had a miserable “It is my job as coach to have on Box Seals TOTAL $ Home p h o n e ______written off the speedy outfielder play. Brock i)as no regrets about four seconds to go but Johnson hit a shooting start,” said Fitch. “ And them prepar^ to play. We have no AVAILABLE BY MAIL ORDER ONLY. short jumper at the buzzer. Kareem following a 1978 campaign in which walking away from the game after 19 Sunday Racing after we got ahead 10-0, the ball still excuse. There was no travel With a series ticket you ^ less, and Make chpek payable lo Henlord C ivic . Center Abdul-Jabbar had 23 points for the Business Phone ------he batted only .221. major-league seasons. i I li^ R E L , Md. (UPI) - Despite a wouldn’t drop for them. That’s what problem. John Williamson did miss you're guaranteed the same excel­ Mail to xCIna World Cup Tickels. Harllord C ivic Lakers. it's all about. “1 don’t worry about those peop|e “ Baseball is a condition,” s a i^ confrie.t,with the fall football the game because of a bad ankle but lent seats all four nights. Center One Ovic Center Plaza Harltord.CT 06103 NOTE: II my ticket price group RuIIcIh 114, Cavalleni lO.S “I even had the luxury of bawling the rest of the players are also because they’re not in your corner to "I think there will be that urge'lielU scheduler Laurel Race Course 6f- Share series seats with Deadline lor alt mail orders February 16 1980 IS sold out. I will accept the nex; begin with anyway,” said Brock. spring. But it depends on how you oc­ ficials hope Maryland’s first Sunday Bob Dandridge scored 14 of his 31 out one of my players when we had a professionals and they did not play avciilahle price group points in the fourth quarter to win it like that tonight.” friends Or keep them all to "They don’t bother me. Those who cupy your time. I don’t see it as a big horse racing program Nov. 18 will 30-point lead in the second half y e s ______N o ------believe in your ability will be the factor where I'm going to become ^ draw new fans to their betting win for Washington. Elvin Hayes added because he didn’t do what we had Maxwell paced Boston with 25 yourself. So you don't miss (II nol checked, your answer 27 points and Wes Unseld 13 rebounds points, followed by Bird with 18 and Kay first to stand up and tell you that. obsessed with it. ■^’dows., planned.” a minute of this last-in-a- Boxes Witt be registered. Yes ' I for the Bullets, who blew a 17-point Chris Ford with 13. Calvin Natt and Please enclose a “ I wasn’t through — that was the “That's where the quest comes in. Laurel management doubts Sun­ The Nets did ac­ lifetime event. G igup.l point. 1 had a lot of "baseball left. I I have no other quest to gain. When day racing can be profitable at this first-half lead. Kenny Carr, Campy complish Winford Boynes each scored 16 points selt-addiassed, stamped yr m envelope. just reached an understanding with you can identify your purpose — and time of the year, but it would enable Russell and Randy Smith 'had' ii, something, for the Nets. • ^ h e 1980/Etna World Cup. It's points each for Cleveland. Boyer and (General Manager John) that sometimes is the toughest thing us to attrack new fans,” a spokesman however. Their 111 “I was happy with a)l our guys with your last chance to see some of the Parrni 133, RorkelH 129 Claiborne as to what my role would to do — and you say, 'get, one last said. points in the first I the exception of a couple,!’ said greatest stars in aption. In Hartford. Reserve Joe Hassett scored 21 be this year. Last year, it wasn't this or that.’ I don’t have that quest, Maryland’s four thoroughbred quarter established Fitch. '"They played all out and Don't be aced out of the best seats tor points, including 6 in overtime, as In­ an NBA season low ‘ followed our game plan even when G roup II 121 defined.” . • there is no challenge left for me. I tracks were authorized to try Sunday a series you'll never forget. Mail the Brock was an easy winner in a took care of thatthis year. I do feel I racing on an experimental basis diana won its fifth straight at home. for one period. we were way ahead. We tried a cou­ G roup.Ill 131 balloting of UPI baseball cor­ could play baseball another two earlier this month by the state Hassett. who had 3 three-point fidd Mike Newlin hit the' ple of things and we were able to rest coupon today. Group tv 141 respondents, receiving 19 of a possi­ years, though'.” Thoroughbred Racing ^ r d . goals, was aided by Mickey Johnson first New Jersey basket three Dave Cowens.” ble 30 votes. Brock's teammate, with a game-high 27 points. Moses minutes into the game. Cowens has a soreness in both Maione scored 26 points for Houston. The best return. Keith Hernandez; Mike Schmidt of Meanwhile, Dave Cowens, who ankles and finished Uie game with 8 Rozelle Against Franchise Move KinaH 125, Jazz 108 only played 15 minutes, Cedric points. Bird, who played 31 minutes Philadelphia and joe Niekfo of "Sponsciedbyl J tor the benelil ol the Cystic FibrosisFoundalion , ■ Houston received two votes each and DALLAS (UPI) — NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said Wednesday he Otis Birdsong fired in 31 points to Maxwell and Nate Archibald com­ and hit on'8-oM7 shots, added six Gary Matthews of Atlanta, Tom would be opposed to any Aanchise moving to Los Angeles just because Lqs f*'’® Kansas City players in dou- bined for the first 10 points and assists, seven rebounds and four Seaver of Cincinnati, Willie McCovey Angeles didn’t have a team. , • ■ ’ble figures. The Jazz, 2-7, were led by Boston shot to a 32-11 first quarter steals. Maxwell tope I Boston with of San Francisco, Tim Foli of “I don't like to move (zanchises unless there is a situation which is just Adrian Dantley Dai with 30 points. For bulge. 12 rebounds, while ( orge Johnson totally unsuitable.” Rozelle said following a one-day meeting of NFL owners,. the kings. Bill Rdbinzine added 21, “I have been beaten by more points had 14 for the Nets.

V / ‘t: .( PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thun.. Nov. 1, lOT r r EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Nov. 1, i»79 ^.P agE SEVEN*TEEN it ■ H unt Sabotage ^Pointless^ T V T o n ig h t FAIRFIELD (UPI) — Connecticut take a strong anti-taunting stand." Feral said. Harvard bird-watchers are "pretty much He said revenues from federal 6K)0 . S Tic Tao Dough ' 1 0 :3 0 Spoiler They will also scatter com and 1 3 0 resolved" to duck hunting and "duck stamps," which serve as buh- ^dpOCBNaiM 8.-00 ' ful. seeds to lure the birds to areas safe (SiXovaLuey 8 The Fourth Eatata d) Movla "Birds 01 Pray" B ^ N (UPI)-Utelast phonyturf on Schoellkopf Field. attempts to "sabotage” the m r t ting licenses, are used to buy land to (X'nwWaRona (1972) David Janssen. The Crimson's one plus this season from hunters and will use cymbals to Jo kw 'tW Id ® (Novli “Sevan Days In May" 88 Dlok Cavan week, as Harvard Coach Joe games left against undefeated Yale Princeton should stay in the thick of with motorized decoya and ^ u d be preserved as wildlife sanctuaries. S T V C o m m u n ity has been its defense. Restic calls it scare the birds, she said. (1984) Burl Lancasisr. 11KW aaaTomomiar and once-beaten Brown. things against winless Penn while music are pointless, the state’s Corey said the stamps produce Adam-12 Restic prepped his squad for "a championship defense. It's a Ms. Feral wouldn't give an exact (E a Lavamat'Shklay Q P ® 0 ® S N a a a 1 :4 6 the Princettm game, a familiar “That's about all you have left to shame we haven't been able to Dartmouth battles Columbia. Audubon Society director says. million to $30 million nationwide (E Movla "Tha Big Hangovar" aOurMlaaBrooka ® CBS Lata Movla "Banacak: > In other Division I games, it's location for the campaign, other than (1950) Van Johnson, Ellzatieth a CMoo And Tha Man No Sign 01 Tha CrOsa" (1972) go for at this stage," Restic capitalize.” “We're pretty much resolved to it every year. SIraati 0( San Frandioo Taylor. face was missing. "somewhere” in Fairfield County, 88 Baal Ot Bumayuid/Ulan 2 3 0 t lamented. Tulane at Boston College; Boston (hunting). It's engrained in our socie­ Ms. Feral said the “sabotage” Zoam(R) SO SB uok Rogara In Tha Halfback and leading rusher Paul Brown Coach John Anderson and “probably several different 1130 a Nawtywad Qama Harvard travels to Brown this figures Harvard will be tough, no University at Holy Cross; Bucknell ty and while we don't condone it, we Campaign was timed to coincide with ) TV)6'.30 Tac Dough ZSthCantuiy Connors had joined tte Crimson’s towns.” lOaNSCNMWCarol Bumatt And Fftanda ® 88 Evtnaig At Symphony iry-Tylar Moore 2 :1 6 weekend, and the Bruins will be at Northeastern; New Hampshire at don't think sabotage has tremendous a h i^ point in the Canada geese hun­ casualty list, suffering a badly matter what the records say. Last "We’'don’t want any hunters to l62IOwEai|f aSargaMBIko ) M *A *8*H (SJoaFrankSn eager to bounce back from their up­ Rhode Island; Maine at Delaware, slgnilicance,” said Les Corey, direc­ ting season -in Connecticut. The ThaOddCoupl* IPoSoaWoman sprained and chipped ankle .in a year, the Bruins had to rally in the spoil our plans," she said. '8 : 3 0 J S T a n Ig h I 2 :3 0 set to Holy Cross last weekend. and Ck>nnMticut at Virginia Military tor of the 7,000-member Connecticut season ends Saturday but resumes 6 :5 6 X a S a n a o n aThtOddCoupla motorcycle mishap. Restic was un­ near-total darkness to post a 31-30 Theodore Baibieri, assistant depu­ lAndyQiM Brown Is 4-1 in the Ivy League. Institute. Audubon Society. again Nov. 19 SNowt- aOurMlaaBrooka ICapUontdABCNawa 2 :4 4 derstandably upset, but it didn’t sur­ victory in what both coaches feel is ty commissioner of preservaton and Restic is awed by the team. In Division II, it's Central Conifec- ’’ 'A small contingent of animal "We're fairly certain that geese 7M 9M 1 1 :4 6 * CD Movla "Thunder Road" prise him. It's been that kind of year. one of the most exciting games in conservation, said the state didn’t XeSSNaat (EHawaSRva-O (19SB) Robert Milchum. ^ "It's a potent football team. ticut at AIC; Trinity at Amherst; lovers, who earlier tried to sabotage hunters will be out that day," Ma. (S NHL Hookey "When things aren’t going well, which they ever participated. plan to step up insprction in view of m M *A *8 ’ H ------1 Bar 3 :0 0 They're big, strong and they haVe the Bates at Bowdoin; Curry at small game hunting in a state forest, Feral said. "If not, we won't get a X S A B C N a a t 1230 that's what happens. I got a call from "Every game with them is a barn­ Saturday’s planned "sabotage.” , J ® (D Movla "Conquered City" weapons. Yale got them early (a,lS- burner and I don't expect it to be any Bridgewater State; Coast Guard at plans to take aim this weekend shot at them for another two weeks. (D 8 Dating 0am* I Nancy Savin / Tha Aria d ) C 88 Lata Movie "Columbo: (1965) David Niven. Ray Malavasi (the L.A. Rams coach) Pace; WPI at Hamilton; Mass "As long as they don't break any mFnUvNOfFNIh 81 Movla "Tha Legend Q) Hell Any Old Port In A Storm" (1973) 12 loss for Brown on the o p ^ n g different this year,” Anderson said. against duck and geese hunters in TTie idea la to get the geese and ducks laws we don’t plan on doing anything OiSoul Train House " (1973) Pamela Frnklln, Paler Falk. Donald Piaasance the other day. He told me about his Maritime at Maine Maritime; and CD Ko|M( game of the year) and they weren't "Harvard will be tough. Their Fairfield County... airborne and away from hunting beyond our normal patrols by conser­ O N a a t Roddy McOowalt, I injuries and I told him about mine. Union at Middlebury. areas before the hunters get there.” filNckCavan 88 Maalarplsoi Theatre SB Dr. Boon On Habrrnn untracked. They're a better team defense has done an outstanding job Priscilla Feral, Connecticut direc­ vation officers,” Barbieii said. aBavaclyHISbilllaa Principal gases in the We had a lot in common,” R«rtic Also, it's Boston State at New She said the group planned to set O Mauda 6:30 earth's -atmosphere are nitro­ now,” be said. and we're expecting a formidable op­ tor of the national Friends of 6h Old Houaaworka said. Haven; Nichols at Plymouth State; out in two boats at 4:30 a.m. - hunters X a S o a p 1 2 :3 0 gen (78 percent), oxygen (21 Harvard has struggled offensively, ponent.” Animals Society, said “Operation 7 :3 0 a O ra o n Aeraa Harvard, 1-5, has lost five in a row Southern Connecticut at Norwich; aren't sunioaed to start shooting un­ 0NSABaakallMS percent) and argon (1 at one point losing quarterbacks In the other key Ivy game, Yale Purple Goose” will take the group (£ P.M. Magadna ® Camara Thras 1 2 :3 7 percent). for its worst skid since 1957-^„The three straight weeks. No. 1 quarter­ Colby at Tufts; Springfield at along marshlands bordering Long til a half-hour before sunrise. - CD AS In Tha FamSy d ) ® B«ana Giants* Quarterback Sacked Jast time they lost five in a mW in one travels to (Cornell, who like Brown X $100,000 Hama That Tuna 10:00 back Burke St. John, though not back and Princeton has just one league Wagner; Williams at Wesleyan; and Island Sound and onto two un­ The group will play recordings of (BBamwHN (X Bamaby Jonaa Season was in 1950. Framingham State at Western ‘Divine Comedy’ Q D ® 2 0 /2 0 Phil Simms of the Giants grimaces as he is sacked by Los to 100 percent after a first-game knee loss. Restic gives the edge to Cornell, inhabited islands which are popular John Philip Sousa marches and set up O M'A^S'H But Harvard, though out of the Ivy Connecticut. 8 88 MacNaS / Lahrtr Rapon ® e a Kata Lovaa A Mystery Angeles defensive end Fred Dryer after getting off pass last Sun­ injury, will start. Connors is doubt- in part because ,of the slippery geese hunting grounds. mechaniz^ duck and geese decoys - Set at College SThraa't ACrowd ® ConnacUcut Prime Tima day. Since Simms was inserted into the lineup the Giants have-' "We're sympathetic with their at­ Including a large "dajf-glow” purple ODIckVanDyka ‘ / I T . . H —i LTH been winners as the Rams found out. New York prevailed, 20-14. fJxplorers ©IM)1I®8QUIZ titude,” Corey said. "But we don't goose - to frighten the waterfowl, Ms. PRESENTS (UPI'Photo) B o w lin g MANCHESTER - Dante's "The Divine Comedy” will be shown at the HOLIDAY FAIR I n N E B A ' SU..NOV.3 , S:30i.m.-2p.m. The Blast .Hartford Elxplorers, 10 Artists Show Paintings auditorium of the Manchester Com­ FRIENDSHIP- Ruth John R ied er 160-385, 125-348, Denise Martino munity College main campus tonight times New England Basketball Woodbury 178-456, Pat 143, Gisele Golding 132, VERNON — Paintings done by Luginbuhl, People’s Savings Bank, Fenton’s Scores Association champions, now in their Charlie Whelan .161-399, at 8. 'The public is invited to attend. tmityi» veiimitimiikh Thibodeau 451, Lee Bean Nonny Zazzaro 361, Bob Debbie Gilnack 129-130-369, members of the Tolland County Art Vernon Circle. The feature film tells the story of 302 Hackmatack Straat 24th year, will again compete in the 470, Don Searles 212-504, ct musical comedy NEBA this season. Frost 351, Dave Sue Balesano 125. Association, in conjunction with the Also: An acrylic, "Autumn the Inferno, the first and best known Bob Cappa 211-578, Butch club’s "Picture of the Month” con­ Colors,” by Mildred Lisk, Savings Holdovers include Captain Hank LaChapelle 351, Joe part of Dante’s vision of the afterlife. Bakad Qooda, Swadlah Shop, Handmadaa, McQuade 204, Tom PINNETTE- Marty test, will be hanging in area banks Bank of Rockville; an oil, "Farm in friday S^saturday 8:30 pm’ Pace Tigers’ W in Brown, Tom Juknis, Rich Kichnet, Twaronite 357, Adolph The program will be followed by a Ptanta, Uaad Jawalry, Chrlatmaa Hama, Kershaw 516, Bill Zwick Bradshaw 179-464, Ginger and libraries from Nov. 1 to Dec. 1. Winter,” by Lois Mulnite, First Jerry Fort, Jim O'Brien, Phil Kuszaj 371, Tony Marinelli question-and-answer period. Macramo, Sat NIta Suppar Ingradlanl^ novembe'r 2 ,3 -9,10 Behind the five-TD performance of Greg Fenton, the Bolton 538. Sr. 358. Yourkas 176-475, Eleanor A watercolor by Helen S. Hyde, Federal Savings, Rockville; an oil, Chlldran'a Comar Levesque, Pete Egan, Fran Laffin The similes of masterpieces, “A” Tigers captured the Eastern Connecticut Midget Football Lively 201-475, E lsie titled, “Fruit Stand-West Stafford," "Seascape,” by Winifred - Rogers, painted -by medieval Italian artists, east catholic auditorium and newcomers 6-9 Bill Pardo, IN *18 SAM CUNNIN6HAM COFFEEIBUNS UMGH League’s Southern Division crown with a 40-6 win last weekend GOP - Marie Ludlow COUNTRY CLUB- John August 208-183-532, Marian is hanging in the Society for Savings Hall Memorial Library, Ellington; will illustrate other parts of the corn- former Penney High and New SCOUD aXD.'S FOK 48 176-485, Onlyce Shea 189- Copeland 475, Pam Robert­ Bank, Ellington; A pen and ink watercolor, “Flower Study,” by Peg tickets $5 .0 0 Sheetz had two interceptions defen- POINTS. WHO WAS THE Wilson 138-357, John media. Etchings by the 19th Century over the Glastonbury Warriors. Hampshire University star, 6-7 Tom 495, HarrietHHaslett 462. son 466, Ann Odell 463, sketch by Rod Carpenter, "O urt Winther, Savings Bank of Tolland; sively and Zachery and Troy Meggers of Boston College and 6-5 NFL CHAMP WITH IS Burger 137, John Wilks 140- French artist Gustave Dore will be seniorcitz&students $4 .0 0 Fenton scored on runs of 53, 63,19, Barb Algren 450, ‘ Day in Tolland,” the Dart Hill and an oil, “Main Street,” by Shirley part of the exhibit. Pqperback copies Carreiro one apiece. Zachery ran for Mike Spencer of Eastern Connecticut T.O i'5 ? 138-388. Carroll Maddox 13 and 10 yards and ran for 274 yards FLORAL- Sue O'Hara Rosemary Thibodeau 476. branch of Vernon National Bank; an Reed, TollaiidsLibrary. of the immortal "Epic of Life and at the door or cal I 647-9286 213 yards and Sheetz 153. Oureiro; State (ioliege. A. DAVID SIMS 368, Nondo Annulli 146-380, overall. He was also the leading B. JOHN JEFFEKSON 485. oil, “Winter Birches,” by Florine Death" will be on sale. Darren Gonder and Dave Curry each The Explorers open their season A1 Martin 356, John Rieder mode possible byo gront defender with 11 tackles and a ,C. TEROeiL MIDDUTON ^ 135- 167-418, Larry BatesHOME ENCINEERS- / blocked kick. Jeff Batch added a 2- had a fumble recovery. Nov. 25 against Springfield at home. MMKHESTER 136- 138-405, Vito Agostinelli Laurie Dumont 175-455, Vernon Plans from united technologies yard TD run for Bolton while Mike SNMVHV3S 'SM B .J8MSUe CATERERS — Carol Rawson 132-347, Phyllis 361, Vic Abraitis 145-388, Joan Spera 179-487, Marie Arts Contest MEMKMUAL mSPITIIL Fenton and Ted Brown added two- Don Benoit 354, Pete St.Onge 181-484, Lynn point conversions. C^mnastic Performers Score DeFurio 128, Joan Bald^a Staum 352. D avis 180-472, Cathy VERNON - The Vernon 04$/ID‘S UUkNS UF WITH SOamaNOrea TW MANOOVBI CROWD Mark Coppinger's 20-yard fumble 127-366, Angie Ortolan! 135- MIXIIIARY Second class 111 compulsory gym­ bars with 8.05. Chris Rice gained a Bohjalian 178-477, Phyllis Arts Commission is spon­ recovery return was the lone 127-382, Joyce Lindsay 128- nastic meet of the season pi^uced first all around place with 7.9, win­ RESTAURANT- Jim Heritage 188-471. soring a contest ar^w ill Glastonbury score. ELKS- Jim Pagano 136, 130-372, Dorothy Mathes some fine showings by members of ning the vault and bars with 7.9 and Moore 162-151-430, Lee award a $100 savings to « 4 I B N I R E INVITES YOU TO ITS Dave Caruso. Wayne Polansky and Tony DeSimone 136-145- 149, FVan Marvin 149-341, Patti Dunne’s School of Gymnastics 8.75 scores and was second on floor Courtney 140, Rollie Irish COMMERCIAL- Mike to the winner. Jon Soares played well defensively 374, Roy Johnson 157-393, Helene Dey 145-348, Dot against the Waterbury YMCA here. with 8.4. Miller 141-356, Jen Tirin- 142, Dave Castagna 149-394. Napoletano 148-138-412, Ekl The commission is ROUTE 13 • ELLINOTON Happy Hour for Bolton while Tim Kalkus and Jeff Bernic Welch 372, Joe , 4-6 PM Andrea Levasseur was second in Age 9-11 group found Jenny Dunphy Rick Johnson 391, Bill Miller 160-410, Bill Malan looking for suggestions for Pet?rson had fumble recoveries. DeSimone 139-376, Ernie ^ RED and WHITE Somrthing ter Evwyoiw TuM'Sal the beam, vault and bass with scores scoring a second in ail around with Sheekey 158, Don 354, Ron Sponheimer 142- a logo. Entrants must be The Bolton "B'' team whipped the Pepjn 138-367, Bill Hanson of 8.4, 7.8 and 8.1 and placed third in 33.2 points after placing second on McAllister 145-406, Ed 387. Rick Johnson 147-383, Vernon residents. All en­ WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS Glastonbury Tomahawks, 46-0. 136-154-413, Stan Juros 138- Bob Claughsey 138- the floor event with an 8.0 score. She floor. 8.5, first on bars, 8.7, and third Doucette 141, Dan Vignone Ken Arey 147-398, Bob tries must be submitted on Clarence Zachery scored four Dave LaChapelle 147- Jim Bell 140-364, — Includo— was second all around with 32.30. A in vault, 7.8. Becky Lunt tied for 144, John Kensel 154-394. Frost 138-368. Bob Frost eight and one-half by 11- BALL touchdowns on runs of 50 . 37 and 2 409, Joe Pagano 363, John 5'*'®***^ Calco 155-396, Tom score of 33:35 is necessary to qualify third on vault, 8.2, and won third on John Georgiades 140-143, 138-368, Jim Cochran 179- inch paper, to the Vernon WNTEPU... •Warm Fresh bread aElaborate salad bar yards and On an 18-yard pass from for the state finals in December. bars with 8.45. Jill Youngs tied for Rieder 350, Dorn Farr 156- Davis Bill MacMullen 145-183-441. 396, Ralph Leighton 377, Proptr Attlra Only... •Pot. or veg. aCoffee or tea 350, Tony Salvatore 374, Terry SchiUing 140- Arts Commission, quarterback Billy Sheetz. The latter Gail Sharon was third in floor with third on beam, 7.8, and Heather John Deangelis 148, Mike Fred Riccio 150-383, Art Memorial Building, Park M$Mtb«24orov«fl added two more TDs on runs of 1 and 8.0, Sharon McKenzie tied for second McKeiwn was first on vault, 8.65. Ralph Doyer 149-144-158- 152-400, Cunliffe 358,-Rick-Nicola. PINNER AND DANCING 451, Bruce Fish 353, Matt Art Johnson 146-373, Bill Lappen 140-170-433, George .Place, Rockville, no later Veal Cordon Bleu...... ’BBSS' 50 yards while Joel Hoffman added a in vault with 7.8 and Caroline The local school members will 371, Gene Comire 356, Art AT DeSimone 143-370, Dave McKinney 141->156-136-433, Burgess 155-393. than Nov. 15. 5-yard TD run. Hoffman pdded two, Benavides was third in vault with have three more weeks to qualify for Schmidt 141-366, Gmrge FIANOS IN BOLTON, CONN. Richards 151-136408. Dworak 136-142-391, Entrants must be sure to two-point conversions. 7.55. Nancy Syciurka was third on the Slate meet. HOLIDAYS- Ciel Nienik Kelley 350. include their name, ad­ Baked Stuffed Shrimp___’ 7 a 7 5 dress and phone number on the reverse side of the en­ SAT HOT. lOtli 1979 U.S. Club Sirloin Steak...... *7 a 9 5 Jai Alai Results The Farmer’s Almanac says: try. The name of the winner FOR INFORMATION AND Bring this ad for • FREE gliM of win# with ooloctod dinnort (on# por cuttomor) will be announced Nov. 20. RESERVATIONS CALL WEDNESDAY 12.40 (00 3M MRS. 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(in Windsor Shopping Center) rodueod tor cfoaranco »Mm *W Airna *tWord Packaa* Uoia Connecticut COME CELEBRATE! : PLEASE CALLTHEArnEi West 8t Habron 228-9983 •aiMi Hardwm •OaiteH Omapb PRIZES A M ) FIW FOR EVERYONE FORSCREBITMES i •MBman-KolMii VMon CIr. - Pariuda Jeep/AMC Dealers . 1 A l.*A(iK KUillTKKN— KVKIHIiMi Thurs., Nov. I, 197!i \ _ »- EVENING HERALD, Th^rs., Noy. 1,_I979 - PAGE NINE'TEEN lixleiision Service Set RE-ELECT Stockton Wants Sub 'New JA Program / . Profi^ram About Nutrition Housed in Connecticut Interests Mahy . VERNON-The Tolland planning to attend should This is for persons who HARTFORD (UPI) — Economic SOUTH Win d so r — More than 200 high school County Extension Ser^ce call our office. going to go about it (fighting the decision.) raise puppies for use by the Development Commissioner Edward J. students have expressed interest in the new Junior will sponsor a program, On Nov. 8 there will be a blind but others interested "He's be^n very close to the situation.' % AiAievement nrosram which has been started in South "Beyond Crackers and Stockton, a backer of returning the After he's reviewed the situation, I think program on "Guiding Eyes in learning about thlk world's first atomic submarine to its Windsor, Mayor Nancy Caffyn said. Juice," at 1 p.m. on Nov. 5, for the Blind," at 4 p.m. in we will come up with strategy for a com­ project are invited to at­ Connecticut birthpjace, Wednesday Mayor Caffyn said that the Junior Achievement 13, and 27, in the meeting the activities building at tend the meeting.' bined effort,” Stockton said. program has gained support from our local companies in­ room of the Tolland County thA cAnfAr protested plans to house the vessel in Dodd initially said be was "terribly dis­ Washington. cluding Gerber Scientific, Industronic, General Dynamic Agricultural Center, Route appointed" by Hidalgo’s decision. Controls and United Technologies. 30. “I think it's a rotten decision," Stockton But his staff Wednesday said he still had said in an interview. "I think it's very un­ “They have agreed to finance the program and also to Fathers or mothers of not decided whether to stage a House supply personnel to act as yolunt^r advisors to the children ages 1-5 years old fortunate. I think we can fully justify a fight against the |7.6 million appropria­ decision to bring it to Connecticut, but I Junior Achievement companies being run by the are invited to participate in tion required to build a display site for the students,” the mayor said. short workshops on how to don't think anyone can justify bringing it Nautilus in Washington. to Washington." “In contacting the companies, it has been most rewar­ feed their children. A Dodd spokesman said it "looks like it ding to realize the support and interest they have in our The meetings will cover Navy Secretary Edward Hidalgo an­ would be difficult" to block the appropria­ nounced Tuesday he had selected the U.S. young people. On tehalf of the town, I would like to such topics as snacks, pro­ tion on the House floor. express my appreciation to these four companies who ROGER M. Navy Yard in Washington as an “ideal" tein, vitamin A and He said the allocation will be a minor have made the Junior Achievement orogram a reality in vitamin C, iron and WEEKEND SPECIAL site for a permanent resting spot for the line item "buried in the defense ap­ South Windsor,” Mrs. Caffyn said. calcium, and feeding young soon-to-be-decommissioned U.S.S. propriation bill" and it might be difficult 4 NEGRO Nautilus. The Junior Achievement is developed to expose young children. for Dodd to have it changed. adults to a business experience which incorporates a On Nov. 7 the extension MANCHESTER Stockton and others had been pushing to "There is the possibility of doing have the submarine berthed in Groton, small business and develops and. markets a product. service will sponsor a Sweetheart TOWN TREASURER something' on the floor, but he's Meetings are held on Tuesday and Wednesday pights Everbearing strawberries at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Cyr in Bolton. (Herald photo program on the "Magical where it was built and launched 25 years examining the potential for success before ago. from 7 to 9 at the Wapping Community Center. Any in­ Small Appliances.” This LEVER 7A trying to turn around the decision,” the terested student is welcome to stop by and join. Oct. 25, by Pinto) Roses The commissioner discussed the will be presented at 1 p.m. Support llw Entira spokesman said. Nautilus with Rep. Christopher J. Dodd, and again at 7 p.m. at the 2 u 9 8 d o z . Democratic Team Dodd filed a bill several months ago Gardening center. Novembw 6lti D-Conn., Wednesday morning. seeking to have the Nautilus retired to The program will explain "We talketTto Congressman Dodd's of­ Groton. GOP Candidate practical ways to get the CASH& fice this morning. He's going to review the Twenty-nine governors had endorsed most out of a blender, and K5E. CENTER ST. Paid for by tha Committee to Re- situation and then get back to us. I think having the Nautilus returned to the sub­ CARRY THUM. Elect Roger M. Negro. Dolores a Opposes Highway an introduction to a new (>49-5268 Ttt. I P.II. Tony Plelrontonio. Treasurers it's going to be a matter of how we're marine base in Groton, near the Electric Despite Frost and Snow, SOUTH WINDSOR — John Pitts, Republican candidate jucie extractor,... Those Boat shipyard where it was built 25 years for Town Council, is “firmly opposed to a proposed north- ago. VFW Selected A group in Annapolis had competed with south highway, east of the Connecticut River. Groton over custody of the ship and two Pitta said that the proposed highway, known as Lilies, Berries Growing Interstate'284. had been advanced by Windsor officials to Navy studies concluded that the U.S. To Host Parade Naval Academy at Annapolis was the best be located between Main Street and the Connecticut By FRANK ATVt O(H) would bloom again next year. The astonishing sight at the home of Mr. River in South Windsor, as an alternative to the widening and Mrs. Noel Cyr on Meadow Rd. in location for the Nautilus. In spite of frosts and an unexpected lily didn’t wait. MANCHESTER - Anderson-Shea Post Antique Phone Collection of Interstate 91 in Windsor. Bolton. Mr. Cyr bought 50 plants last But Hidalgo said because of the ship's snowstorm, an Easter lily has To Mr. Libby's surprise it sent up /hael VFW, has been selected by the Veterans “Such a route would mean the taking of several homes, importance to national history, he felt bloomed at a Manchester home, ripe green shoots in September and three spring, by mail order, from Jackson Larry Leonard of Hebron, talks on one of the many antique phones he destruction of the environment through pollution and & Perkins, in Medford, Ore. He gave .TM of Foreign Wars, Department of Connec­ Washington was a more appropriate site. strawberries have been picked in fat bulbs follow^. He called me ticut Council of Administration, to host has in his collection which was displayed at the recent antique show noise and have a disasterous effect upon an historic Bolton and ripe raspberries have when th e ; first flower opened last some of them away and planted 35 in The Nautilus is now in California being and sale of the Hebron Historical Society. One of the box phones district that is one of the finest in the nation," Pitts said. the 28th annual Loyalty Day Parade in prepared for deactivation. It will be been picked on a farm in Coventry, in week. ’’I couldn’t believe it, he said, a narrow bed behind the house, l^ e shown, a Blake Three Boxer, left on the wall, was used in Hebron in "It's bad enough that citizens in the southern end of variety is Ozark Beauty,. May of the coming year. decommissioned next spring. the last week of October. but we have the proof in a close-up The announcement was made at a 1900 for a private telephone line from Burnt Hill ^oad to Skinner Lane, town will suffer from the effects of the proposed J.C. photo. The plants blossomed in June at Has the climate changed’’ I think meeting of the department held at VFW known then as the Buck to Skinner phone lineT The three boxer was Penney complex. We certainly cannot afford another dis­ not. The weather has not been warm Retired for 10 years after he had the regular strawberry season and a Vernon Tieachers ruption of the quality of life in South Windsor^," Pitts said. Post 189 in New London. Matthew M., constructed about 1885 and brought to Hebron in 1900 by Charles Buck enough to deserve the name of Indian worked 45 years at the Fuller Brush few berries ripened. Then came a Moriarty Sr., has been selected to be He said he would be opposed to such a north-south period of dry weather and the plants, Attend Workshop Summer. The strawberries and the factory, first in Hartford and then in honorary grand marshal of the parade where it was installed on the George Buck Farm on Burnt Hill Road highway, even in East Hartford, because he feels that raspberries were both of East Hartford, Mr. Libby plants and which should have sent out runners VERNON — Three teachers from the and connected to the Skinner Farm on Skinner Road. The same type of building it in Elast Hartford would open the door to exten­ which would set a new generation of which will be on May 4. ■’everbearing" varieties, supposed to cares for a sizeable vegetable gar­ Northeast School are attending a phone was used in 1910 to receive wireless messages. (Herald photo by ding it through South Windsor. He said that other alter­ plants, failed to do so. The plants Post Commander Clayton Henge will yield a second crop in the fall. Easter den. and the Libbys have two workshop today on environmental educa­ natives could be explored, such as the widening of Route started to blossom and bear fruit host the various organizations for the Mulligan) liHes. from bulbs that were planted freezers in their basement, well FOR BUSINESS, weekend events which will start with the tion. The workshop is being conducted at 5. again in August. They continued to out after they were forced to bloom stocked with vegetables. the Tolland County Agricultural Center. “The Republican Council has gone on record in opposi­ produce through September and into Loyalty Day ball. May 2. in a florist’s greenhouse, at the The garden, Mr. Libby says, is Nathan Agostinelli will be parade The program was designed to aid tion to Interstate 284, and my fellow candidates felt the the last week of October. LEARNING Perkins Urges Approval Easter season, have been known to strictly organic. He uses no coitimer- r - marshal and he will be assisted by 1st Sgt. teachers in planning activities and same as I did. A new Republican council would work ac­ cial fertilizer, but all vegetable The berries are very large, pointed tively to continue opposition to Interstate 284," Pitts send up second blooms any time from >niip Robert Moriconi. Walter VonHone. James experiences in environmental education hot mid-summer to cold fall waste either from the garden or the or wedge-shaped, and the flavor is AND Wagner, VFW general chairman, Wesley and to provide teachers with curriculum Of Avery Brook Project said. ^ This lily was an Easter gift from kitchen is promptly buried. There it excellent. Mr. Cyr must wait to see t(« unar ‘ 2 •* Rhonda, parade chairman. Edwin resources designed for their grade level. Gail Banavaige of Croft Drive to her turns quickly into humus. what happens in the spring. He Food Demonstration Set 4 ENTERTAINMENT Edwards, and Lt. Col. David Guay. CNG. It is a system to plan units of instructions SOUTH WINDSOR - When South Wind­ He said many studies have been done parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy LibbVof expects the plants to bloom again and r m P T i ' > 1 i ’ Ripe Strawberries advisor to the parade chairman. that will be of use in the classroom. sor voters go to the polls next Tuesday during the past years and some measures VERNON — Juice extractors and blenders will be Hilliard St. Mr. Libby set the bulb in perhaps, with a second chance, to . M t I*'* demonstrated at the '.tMagic Small Appliance" meeting Big ripe strawberries, unripe send out runners. ’ TA I ’’ ’ they will be voting on a referendum ques­ have been taken to improve the situation. a flower border behind the house strawberries in all sizes and white tion to correct problems with land erosion The channel has been widened and im­ to be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Tolland after it had ’’gone by, ” hoping it Noel Cyr is a dry wall contractor, County Agricultural Center, Route 30. strawberry blossoms made an building walls and ceilings in new and flooding in the Avery Brook area. provements have been made to the Cheshire Official Faces Democratic Town Council candidate, culverts. "However, the problems still The demonstration will be sponsored by the homes. He designed and built the Cooperative Extension'Service. Participants may come modern house that the Cyrs occupy in Dave Perkins, is urging voters to approve exist and in some areas, have even gotten the question. worse," Perkins said. to either meeting but must pre-register by calling the Bolton and he has the windows well Charge In Shooting Case extension office, 875*3331. filled with well-tended house plants. "This is the time of the year when we He cited one incident in which a man must nfake the difficult decisions as to There will be a small charge for food used during the w- stable condition. mowing his lawn in that area had the Ripe Raspberries CHESHIRE I UPl 1 - Police. Wednesday whom we want to trust with governing our ground under him suddenly collapse and demonstrations. The blender portion of the meeting will arrested Cheshire Town Councilman John Police Lt. George Merriam said a se­ The sign on Middle Tpke. Coventry, «- Jown. We must decide whether we want to the man and the lawnmower went down be on making the most of blenders by using them for ’IS' S3 K ey Bishop on charges of shooting a fellow cond young woman, Joanne Morgan, 18, of read "Pick Your Own Raspberries." ProlMtionnl approve the Avery Brook referendum speeding up routine cooking chores. councilman's daughter as she allegedly .Cheshire, was also charged with aiding the bank. He said while there was no It was beside the driveway at the K e y b o a rd question. There are some points which we serious injury, there could have been and The pros and cons of juice extractors will be shown as tried to steal pumpkins from a farm and abetting a criminal attempt to com­ well as information on what to look for in the next small k home of the Clarence Edmondson market. mit fourth-degree larceny. must consider and I would like to express said that the residents are extremely con­ family, and the name has appeared appliance purchase. Police said Linda Papadrea. 18. was "iMerriam said the two young women had a few of them," Perkins said. cerned for the safety of their children. previously in this column. He noted that during the period of 1955- “South Windsor as a town approved all Several years ago 1 wrote a piece Level 14K TRSrDO Model I* Level II16K CHARGE IT IMOST STORES) shot in the left eye last Friday and has lost gone to Bishop's Farm Market shortly sight in that eye. before midnight Friday to "obtain 65, the town was experiencing a period of of the construction that has led to these’’ about the great display of Halloween System as Shown TRS-80 Model I* residential expansion. A considerable A warrant issued in Meriden Superior pumpkins." The young woman was shot as problems, and I think that South Windsor 'pumpkins in the Edmondsons' front Was $599 In 1979 Catalog Was $988 In 1979 Catalog It’s not too early to start thinking about amount of the expansion took place in the has an obligation to correct them. I hope PEOPLE OF MANCHESTER yard. Later, I wrote about their pick- Court was served on Bishop, 39. she stood in front of the market, he said. Avery Brook Watershed, he said. Do you know that your preaant Town that special Christmas Gift for your Miss Papandrea, the daughter of coun­ that all of the citizens of South Windsor your-own strawberries, and again Wednesday morning, accusing him of He added that since that time the town family, the TRS-80 microcomputer. The cilman Frank Papandrea, was initially will consider that the problem exists — it Treasurer DIDN’T EVEN ATTEND their fishworm business. second-degree assault and first-degree has approved even more development of TRS-80 will take you into the world of reckless endangerment. taken to Meriden-Wallingford Hospital will only get worse, and now is the most the LAST THREE budget meetings ol The pi^pkins have been on display tomorrow for less than a set of encylo- Police also charged Miss Papandrea and then to Uie Southington hospital. the watershed. "This development has inexpensive time to correct; it.” each 'fall, and again this year, but the with fourth-degree criminal attempted All three persons charged Wednesday caused major problems for a number of “Nov. 6 is rapidly approaching. Let’s the Board of Directors? fishworm enterprise has been aban­ pedias and it can free you from routine residents along Avery Brook, the most help our own citizens who have serious larceny. She was served with a warrant in were releas^ on written promises to doned. With the two oldest sons in «499 <849 serious being erosion of land and constant tasks that waste so many valuable hours. her room at Bradley Memorial Hospital in appear in Meriden Superior Court on Nov. concerns and approve the Ave^7 Brook YOy DtSERVE BETTER REPRESENTATION coH'ege and Mrs. Edmondson ‘ Level refers to version of BASIC language: Level I is a flooding. construction.” Perkins urged. ^ beginner's language, while Level II is very advanced. Visit your Radio Shack Computer Southington, where she was listed in 13. working in the business office at the Center or Radio Shack store for details. University of Connecticut, the home Level and memory can be expanded. All systems include supply of manpower has diminished. manual and game cassette. Mr. Edmondson is principal of the Andover Sets Flu Clinic Robertson School in Coventry. ANDOVER — There will be a flu clinic feathers, persons experiencing febrile Digging fishworms and counting TRS-80 Model I Ready-to-Run Software for Andover residents Monday from 2 to 4 respiratory illness or other active infec­ them out with cold, muddy fingers, p.m. at the Town Office Building. The tion. There is no charge for the vaccine for was "a lot of work,” he says. Personal Rnance Casino Games Pack clinic is being sponsored by the Communi­ Mr. Edmondson read about the ty Hsakh ^rvice Inc. of Columbia - persons 65 years of age and older; others WOODLAND raspberries and ordered 200 plants Balance your checkbook, Craps. Keno. Slot Ma­ Hebron-Andover-Marlbbrough will be charged 32.50. GARDENS two years ago to set out as a trial.' chine, Roulette. Wheel ol A physician, nurses from the heatffi^r- PLANTIKTME PLANT NOW maintain monthly budget. Persons 65 years of age and older and Tutlp* Some' berries ripened last year, for Fortune, Baccarat. 16K, persons with chronic diseases arq^^-en­ vice and volunteers will staff the clihic. BtABS- Crocus 4K, Level I. 1 ^ 9 5 HI* the family table. This year they were 25- 1601 s '# Level II. * 4 0 9 5 couraged to have the flu vaccine. The vac­ Anyone who wishes to receive thewac-1 offered to anyone who wanted to pick 26-1806 I ^ cine will not be given to persons under 18 cine in his home or during regularly | CAN them, at a price of 75 cents a pint or Budget years of age. pregnant women, persons scheduled office hours will need ^written ' TOWN TREASURER 90 cents a pound. Management Micro Chess allergic to eggs, chickens and or'chicken orders from his physician. Following instructions, the Ed­ 26< mondsons cut the raspberry canes 60 budgeted accounts' 3 levels of difficulty. For back to the ground in the spring. New with 25 cash expenses. 50 I beginners or advanced SE... canes grew and the berries were checks per month. 1 ^ , players. 4K. L-f 19“ Level II. or 26-1801 Alto: HYACINTH, MADONNA, LILIES, 8CILLA8, DUTCH IRIS, etc. An Easter lily blooms out of season at the home of Mr. and borne at the tips of the new canes. r.ctii4tf i They started to ripen in early 26- 1603 19“ Mrs. Rudy Ljbby on Hilliard St. (Photo, Oct. 25, by Atwood.) September. The variety is Heritage. MANCIESTER PROPERTY OWWRS KSSIK. $ 2 2 9 TREASURER ATTEND AT Croup Sets I.Q. Builder Micro Music Cut Flowers larga bouquet 8 tapes with 38 programs Make your own music Invites You To A Crisis Plan on vocabulary, number Five octave range with , Landscaping Now is Meal!!! $00 our targs msolay sharps and flats. 4K. •Oriti IMwW series, more. 4K, O Q f i S •ThOTlusMnS S ClirMmM VERNON - Members of L-l or'll. Q95 the Tolland Area Associa­ I L-l or II. 26-1706 PUBLIC MEETING Japanese Yaws 2 gal. Pot S S L ■ ...... w ^ . 9 7 Do II y t m m im liilili 26-1802 ^ •eras S O m gietH t SMk. tion of Retarded and Han­ “92% of Manchester peo­ True GoM Champagne Rho •liieecacMee and SoS aAk.6 »— e ^ be offering a crisis in­ ple said the quality of life Games Pack I I Rying Saucers RhoMenArenScintaitioii-lO” ...... wi*6.95 tervention service for Checkers, Hammurabi, Shoot 'em down in "real WHEN - Friday • Nov. 2nd - 8:00 P.M. - Juniper H eh iir-U "...... -^4.95 parents of newborn, dis­ Draw, Star Pilot, Tic-Tac- time" with your laser abled babies. 'in our town is good to Toe, Space Taxi. 4K, cannon. 4K. L-l Q95 WHERE — Whiton Library -"North Main St. EMl»iilMY34tt...... - ^ . 9 5 Hospitals and area doc­ Level I. or II. 26-1806 WHAT — “The Issues As Seen By The Taxpayer” tors are being contacted excellent. DEMOCRA T& 26-1606 19“ PyrocanthaSft...... w i^.95 and lines of communica­ WHO - All Of Ua tion are being set up and the group is asking the are proud of that!" House Plant Specials Fall Feed assistance of those in-’ Many have said they weren't going to vote since our last vote this week Your Lawn terested in being part of MA YOH STEYE PENNY Meet TRS-80’s Big Brother! Is being chaiienged in court. They say “What's the use. My vote the intervention team. House Plants from -99* Jtfie group said its goal is The New TRS-80 Model II doesn't count," but this isn't true. In fact It's more Important than to reach the parents of the ever since the new board wiil be directing the court case. Be sure handicapped child on the TENNY MAKES SENSE’ SYSTEMS FROM We've added a bigger, more power­ to think and VOTE! Parsley-grow your own-96* day of the child's birth. ful "brother" to the TRS-80 family. White Christmas Cactus Pair Mealing It's JRS-80 Model II — a completely .also all colors labeled only 1.89 'kRe-Elect'k new microcomputer for business HEBRON The 4-H COME! BRING A FRIENDI and Share 10,600 tq. R. |l^ ir Committee, for applications. 6iMJW||6l <3450 14” Hebron, Andover and MAYORSTEVE PENNY ’ Your Ideas and Views. Columbia, will meet Nov. TOWN DIRECTOR The biggest name in little computers!* M ott ittm t Refreshment* Will Be Served. '' .WOOOLiUDGAMlls 12 at 7:30 p m. at the aito tvadasto at ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON Racho Shack 168 WooiaMSl Hebron Elementary O t a ta r i MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION School. ELECT THE DEMOCRATS TEAM NOV. 6th MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD Look for thit BOX 428, MANCHeSTER, CONN. 06040 HMchetter r J 4-H leaders, parents and ngn tn your teens will meet to make MANCHESTER PARKADE CHARTER OAK MALL naighborhood Msbel Shshdsn, Trsssunr. Erii-nilt of Slrte Penny • Jamm quiglry, Ttvat. 1434474 plans for next ‘summer's 3- . I a DIVISIONOF. lANOV CORPORATION v a t Town Fair. PRICES MAY ARV iNniVlOitAl STORES

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Heralb RNs-LPNs full time and part DISHWASHERS ■ Part time NEEDLECRAFTERS - Turn BANK TELLER TRAINEE- ACCOUNTANT. Manchester His Campaign time positions available. 7-3 nights and weekends. Apply at your hobby into extra money. For main office. South Wind­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Tacorral 246 Broad Street, company has a full time posi­ sor Bank & Trust Company. i H r THERE'S A RUMOR {Q and 3-11 shifts. Weekends only tion available for a conscien­ Creative Expressions needs VERNON — Wrai^ing up his campaign for re-election. PART TIME EVENINGS- will be considered. Elxcellent Manchester. ^ Call Nancy Morline 289406j. Republican Mayor Frank McCoy said he wants to re- tious self-starting individual representatives in your area. AROUND S Manchester. Light duty starting salary. Thorough CalL P atricia, 342-4135 in Eqiflil Opportunity Employer. janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per to perform a variety of office . focus the voters’ attention on the accomplishments of his Hcralti orientation, and easy highway maintenance MAN duflei:ies. This position requires Portland. Connecticut. That thta 6 room ColonM wt have |uat Hated la oiw of administration and his plans for future action. INDEX week. Ideal for retired or access. Call or apply: East wanted for Cocktail Lounge. 3ANK PROOF MACHINE semi-retired. Call 649-5334. Morning hours. Call 644-9637 a good general accounting OPERATOR- Experienced. tiM te d buys In town. Ifa In a wall aatabllated On the matter of tax relief for the town, the mayor Hartford Convalescent Home, background and a minumum NURSES AIDES- Pull Ume. nalghbortwod, haa 1(A tetha, 2 car garaga and vary 745 Main Street, East Hart­ between 9 and 12 noon. Experienced preferred, but Call Warren Matteson at / ■■ explained that the Increase in the current town budget N o n c i t WANTED CLEANING of 2 years office experience. South Windsor Bank & Trust .ptaaiant yard. $87,tO0J)O • LOft end Found ford, 528-2167. Associates degree desirable training will be given. Apply was about $1.1 million and additional state funding was PERSON for professional of­ COOPERATIVE WORK in person: East Hartford Con­ Company, 289-6061. Equal Op­ n e t w o r k • P«r*onalt but not recpiired. Please write portunity Bhnployer. about $455,000. He said these new expenses exceeded new • Announoomontt fice in town, once a week. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST- EXPERIENCE CLASS- office m anager. Box V., valescent Home, 745 Main - Entortainmtnt Send replies to: Box MM. c/o Part time weekend position. Diversified occupation coor­ Street, East Hartford. state funds by about $645,000. Buckland Station, FULL TIME SALESMEN - Auctlonf Manchester Herald. Call Thomas Valliere, dinator. Coventry Public Manchester. REALE'S CORNER "Obviously, new state funds did not pay for your tax Laboratoi^ Supervisor, Schools has a vacancy for a NEEDED- No experience FINANCIAL necessary. Apply in person- 175 Main Straat Phona 845-4525 cut, rather it was a combination of factors, not the least Rockville General Hospital, CWE/DO Coordinator. Must CHILD CARE WORKERS- • ^o'^dt'Stockt'MortooQM be Certified in 1 of 3 areas: 1535 John Fitch Blvd., (Route of which was leadership in managing your money and > Ptroonol Loont 872-0501, Extension 307. Jjgk Hill School has im­ Guidance, Business Office BURGER KING-1 5) South Windsor, (?onn. ■^town operations over the past two years,” McCoy said. - Inturonco LAUNDRY AND DIAPER mediate openings for Child COUNTER PERSON - Education, or Industriai Arts. needs men or women~to wor) He also reminds voters that a full education budget was IMFLOYMINT SERVICE needs folderess Care Workers to work with TEXAS OIL COMPANY Holp Wontod 13 Sehoofa-Cfaaaaa 19 Mature. Must like working 1 year of non educational work multl-handicapped children in days or evenings. Full or part passed, with no cut, and said this waa probably the first - HNp Wintif full or part time, AM and PM. experience and 3 years of time. Evenings from ^5 to needs mature person for short • ButlntM OpportunitiM gall 2^1527. With public and figures., dormitory ana i^ s s room set­ time in town history that this happenra.'He said needed References required. Apply' teaching desired. Contact Dr. closing. Must be over 18. trips surrounding NURSE FOR ENT GROUP in FOR THE BEST - Manchester - 8ltuttk>n Wantod “THE ting. E xperim ^ with han­ Manchester. Contact Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 CETA workers were added and their salaries totaled Midas Muffler Shop, 285 Main Donald Nicoletti’s Office, 742- dicapped children required. 2 Mothers welcomed. Free Manchester. 9:00 to 5:00, IDUCATION EXPERIENCED 8913, EOE. customers. We train. Write pupils per teacher. FREE in- about $130,000 and another $50,000 was added to the POUSHKITCHEir Street, Manchester. years of college preferred. meals. Paid vacations. Apply Monday thru Friday. Call 646- - Prtvato InttructtoAi ACOUSTICAL CEILING in person between 2 and 6 p.m. K.F. Dick, Pres., 0465 between 9:00 and 5:00 triiductory lesson with this ad. - Schooli-Classos Bt'JoM-FJI.C. Baiaar MAN. Please apply: Acousti- 2nd. shift. $3.96 to M.09 hour­ budget, as a new appropriation, for state-mandated $370/THOUSAND FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 487 Center Street, Southwestern Petroleum. Ft. weekends. Call 646-6306,.or 646-3549. - Inttructlont Wantod 23 Oohaay Street Tech Systems. M6-5792. ly. Excellent benefits. Cali Manchester, Worth,.Tx. property revaluation. ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. TEACHER- Coventry Public 243-3496 or write: Personnel In the area of municipal insurance, the mayor said he RCAL IBTATI rrmmWj snv. Postage paid. Free applica­ School has a vacancy for a BARTENDER- ^plications PART TIME DRIVERS Assistant, Oak Hill School, 120 WARD CLERK- Working with supported legislation which allows towns to pool their - Homoa for Salt tion. R.D.L. - Box 183-C, half time long term substitute Holcomb Street. Hartford. now being taken for Barten­ > Lota*Land (or Sat# ------needed. Nights and weekends. for (Trades 5 thru 8. Connec­ patients’ records. Some filing. ding at a private Social Club. □ REAL ESTATE risks and could save 15 to 40 percent in premiums with an - Invoatmant Proparty * Call 649-5199. Mason Street, Morrisonville, Conn. 06112. Equal Opportuni­ Mrs. James Michaud of Vecnon, adds the ing at ceremonies held at Talcottville 10ajn.fblp.in. NY. 12962. ticut Certification required. 40 hours per week. Thorou^ Call 875-8()57, or 875-9313. estimated first year’s savings of $40,000. > Buiirtaaa P r o p ^ ty Employer. orientation and training. App­ - Raton Propa^ Contact: Dr. Donaid Nicolet­ WHOLESALE MAIL ORDER Nomas For Solo 23 Eagle Scout badge to the many other badges Congregational Church. His father, James A. SALESMAN- Opportunity for ti’s Office, 7424913, EOE, BUSINESS started in home. ly in p rson: East Hartford FABRICATOR - Our Wihdsor McCoy said that under his administration the housing - Real Eatata Wantad ftam i” EXECUTIVE MEDICAL DRIVER WANTED for local her son, James E. Michaud has earned over Michaud, who also earned that award about exciting position. Knowledge SECRETARY for busy Expanding. Need married Convalescent Home, 745 Main manufacturing clients seeks COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 code was revised, inspections were increased and $1.1 MIBC. URVIC It of stoves helpful. Base plus area Automotive Street, East Hartford. Manchester practice. Starting OFFICE WORKER- Full pmple full or part time. Call responsible individual to learn ROOMS, 1st .floor family the past several years. Michaud was 25 years ago, looks on. (Herald photo by million in housing renovation was subsidized with $416,- - Sarvtcaa Offarad commission. Foil medicai Distributorship. Individual 875-1733 for appointment. $185. with CMS 8i Blue Cross. Ume. Knowledge of Accounts must have clean driving fabrication in small factory. room with fireplace. 4 presented with the highest award in Scout­ Adamson) 000, thus creating more jobs in Vernon. • Painting-Papering benefits, Paid vacation. Cali Payable, Accounts WANTED WOMAN for light - Bulkting-Conlractlng NURSES AIDES wanted for Reply: Exhaustive record and knowledge of Must be high school graduate generous sized bedrooms. 2 He said he restarted the sidewalk construction full time on all shifts. Apply Mrs. Gray 525-1931 Receivable, and Payroll. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER. housework a few hours a with good math skills and 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car - Rooflng-Sldlng Corriculum Vitae to Box X. greater Manchester area. week. Near West Center program, which was suspended by the previous - Haating-Plumbing director of nursing. Salinon- c/o Manchester Herald. Small office. Apply in person: Two school age children. Call work background. Should be . walkout basement, ACCEPTING Good starting pay and 872-2682 after 6:00 p.m. Street. Call 643-0848. (Democratic) administration, by directing both local and - Flooring brook Convalescent Home, off East Hartforii Convalescent benefits. 5 1/2 day work week. open to varied duties in­ B . Group I, Philbrick - Movlng-Trucking-Storaga House Street, Glastonbury. APPLICATIONS for part KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - Home, 745 Main Street, ^ s t cluding helping load trucks, Agency. 646-4200. Community Development funds in excess of $200,000 into time-full tim^ help. Days And Call 525-3118. COOK MANAGER WANTED Scout Gets Eagle Badge > Sarvicaa Wantad Please call 633-S244. Immediate opening on 2nd Hartford. MECHANIC move equipment etc. Good construction of new sidewalks in the Propsect, West Main MIBC. FOR BALI evenings. Hours flexibie. App- (MAINTENANCE): ,East for Andover Elementry benefits, salary to $4.50. Fee VERNON—James E Michaud. 16. 890 in 1972. iy to: Hardee's, Manchester. shift for Decision Data 96-10 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - School. Call 742-7339. and Grove street areas. He also said he worked with - Houaehold Oooda BABYSITTER NEEDED- machine Hours 6 PM to 12 SALESWOMAN NEEDED- Windsor manufacturing firm paid. Call Mrs. Pilon, MULTI­ CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms. In 1972 the younger Michaud and the association's pro marksman ^ Broad Street. Earn up to $200 a week. son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. - Articlaa (or Bala Monday through Thursday, 3 AM. Excellent benefits and To work part time mornings, needs self-motivated PERSONNEL, 643-7700. Remodeled Kitchen and neighborhood associations in the housing and sidewalk Experienced or will train. "Trouble-Shooter". Repair, CLERK STENOGRAPHER. Michaud of 36 Bamforth Road. Ver­ became a Cub Scout in Pack 890.- In award, and the.SO-miler award. - Building SuppHaa p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ pay. Call Debra Hinchciiffe at at the Anderson Little Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Baths. Aluminum siding, in- projects. - Pata-Birda-D^a TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years install, maintain variety of Good typing and shorthand non. was raised to the rank of Eagle Cubs he received the Webelos Award His hobbies are model rocketry, tation. CaB 6494022. Friday: Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 451 Clothing Store. 338 Broad Hartford. SALES SECRETARY for a ground pool with patio and "Major raod improvements have been accomplished in - Mualcal Inatrumanta experience. Manchester area.' specialty equipment. Fee paid skills rrauired. Varied duties and the Arrow-of Light. He joined hunting, water skiing, skeet shooting, weekends anytime. Main Street, East Hartford. Street, Manchester. Please District Sales Office of a privacy.-, Group I, Philbrick Scout at ceremonies held recently at - Boata A A9caaaoriaa Send resume to: Box U, c/o by company. Call in total con­ in a small office. Pleasant at­ the Bolton Lake area and Taylor Street, as well as many 569-1330. call 647-1451. PART TIME SALES National Company. Will be Agency. 646-4200. the Talcottville Congregational Troop 11 in 1974 and has served in the building model planes, and white ‘ S p o g ^ Oooda Manchester Herald. fidence: Chuck Anthony. mosphere, 37 1/2 hour week. responsible fpr total operation smaller streets such as Becker Place, with many inter­ - QaMjp Producta SEWERS- Experienced on In­ COUNTER POSITION- Apply Excellent benefits. Call Mr. Church. He is a member of Troop 11. positions of scribe, assistant patrol water kayaking. dustrial Sewing Machines. ASSEMBLY LINE Wilson Agency, Hartford. 246- of the office. Requires good NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK sectional improvements. - Ant^iM HANDY MAN- Part time as in person. Swiss, 521 ^ s t 8541. Leahy for appointment. 643- The Eagle award is the highest leader, patrol leader, leadership cor­ His main interests are computers > Wantad to Buy Wili train if necessary. Good WORKERS wanted for soft Middle Turnpike. Monday. typing skills, excellent BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, McCoy also reminds voter^ that his recommendation to needed. Property repairs. drink bottiing company. 1124. John Hancock In ­ telephone capabilities, and paneled living room, eat-in award in Scouting. Michaud's father, ps, den chief, and assistant senior and drafting and he would like to RBNTALB starting pay for the right peo- Wednesday and Friday only. surance, 364 West Middle use town-owned land on Birch Road as a site for the new' ie. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday Carpentry, plumbing, pain- MACHINISTS FOR Physical work involved. Must TECHNICIAN (QA): Respon­ overall general knowledge of kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, James A. Michaud earned the Eagle patrol leader. become a scientific engineer and - Rooma for Rant ting. etc. Call 646-2426. AIRCRAFT PARTS - be dependable. Apply: Pop sible for both product evalua­ Tpke., Manchester. Equal Op­ office p*(Kedures. Excellent lovely quiet setting on dead­ firehouse, was approved by the council, and saved the - Apanmanta for Rant iru Friday. Apply in person PART TIME PERSON for car Scout Award in 1954 and his mother He has received the National Rifle design computers. David Haddox is S tion and documentation. Some portunity Employer. starting salary and company town $40,000. - Homaa for Rant at ; Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Experimental and short run. Shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, washing, errand running, etc. end street, deecled beach was a den mother for Cub Scout Pack Association award for hunter safety Scoutmaster for Troop 11. DIETARY AIDES- Full time Must be able to set-up and Manchester, between 10 a.m. QA experience, ideally fiber Paid Benefits. Full time. Call rights. $79,900. Call exclusive He added that three, long-delayed sewer projects in the - Buainaaa for Rant Street, Manchester. Equal for morning only. Hours flexi­ OFFICE CLERK- Full time, - Raaon Property for Rant Opportunity Employer M/F. isitions now available in our work from blueprints. and 4 p.m. tensile testing. Familiar with 289-9591 t(J arrange for an in­ agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, Trout Stream Drive, Route 30, and Glenstone-Evergreen ble. See Frank Trudnack or standard lab inspection, test Monday through Friday. 8 > Wantad to Rant Bietary Department. Apply in Miminum 5 years experience. Mr. Carter. Carter Chevrolet terview. / Bcazley Co. Realtors, Equal areas were finalized and construction is almost com­ - Mlac for Rant person: Blast Hartford Con­ Excellent opportunity for MY COM PANY W ILL equipment. Write comprehen- a m. to 4 p.m. Experience in housing opportunity. 443-4470. SHEET METAL WORKER ■ Co. Inc., Manchester. Staff Scheduling and Record pleted. Experienced. Soldering etc valescent Home, 745 Main qualified individuals. Apply EMPLOY 2 people to start sive reports. As (or XRAY TECHNICIAN for AUTOMOTIVE Street, East Hartford. equivalent) in QA or elec­ Keeping preferred. Good ENT Group in Manchester. 9 - Autoa for Sala Call 528-2101. at: Paragon Tool Co. Inc., 121 work immediately. $200 per CHRISTMAS HELP- Sales Mayor McCoy said he fulfilled a campaign promise of tronic technology. East Wind­ telephone manner a must. MANCHESTER- Two Family Long Shutdown Possible - Trucka for Sala Adams Street, Manchester. week potential, plus bonus ^ p l e to work full time til to 5. Monday thru Friday. Call 1977 by passing regulations allowing taxpayers to pay - Haavy Equipment Ipr Sala EXPERIENCED „ 647-9935. Call 646-3936. Equal Oppor­ sor location. Cal) in total con­ Apply in person: Meadows 646-0465, between 9 and 5 4-4. Very nice condition. New OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House January 1st. Experienced Convalescent Home, 333 their motor vehicle taxes in two installments; he - Motorcyciaa-Bicyciaa delivery. Year round work. BARTENDERS for CockUil tunity Employer. fidence: Chuck Anthony, weekdays. roof. 200 foot treed lot. preferred. Apply in Person: Wilson Agency, Hartford. 246- Bidwell Street, Manchester. Immediate occupancy. $54.- lessened the impact of the sewer user change by allowing - Campara-Trallara-Mobiia All benefits. Apply MAM Oil Lounge. Flexible part time NORTHEAST SECURITY - Shoor Jewelers. 917 Main Homaa 8541. 647-9194. 900. Hayes Corp , 646-0131. two payments rather than one estim ate charge: the Co., Route 6, Bolton. hours. Call 644-9637 between 9 Now has immediate openings Street, Manchester. PART TIME CLERK For Nuke Plant Repair - Automottva Sarvica and 12 a.m. for part time weekends in TYPIST- For btfsy school of­ Park and Recreation departments were merged, by a - Autoa for Rani-Laaaa RESPONSIBLE PERSON to MANCHESTER- Cape. 6 Manchester and Blast Hart­ HANDYMAN needed to work fice. 9 to I Monday thru WATERFORD (UPIl - Northeast check on the progress of the cracks. charter change, which allowed coordination tetween the COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - ford areas. Applicants must COOKS - FULL AND PART work days in local Tavern. Friday. Good typing and good Rooms 1 unfinished. shut down just as winter electrical TIME. Excellent benefit on an "on call" basis for local MUNSON'S CANDY Utilities hopes to learn by next week The shutdown began at 4 p.m. and the programs and the facilities. Earn up to $200 a week have clean police records, Call 649-8302 figure aptitude. Please call or Aluminum siding. Garage. demands began to pick up., package, expanding in Hart­ non-profit agency. Should be KITCHEN is now accepting send resume to: Residential Convenient location on bus whether a lengthy shutdown will be plant was taken off line before mid­ McCoy cites as one of the most important actions taken COOKS & KITCHEN Experienced or will train. phone, car and a desire to familiar with simple plum­ ‘‘Obviously, the demand Apply 330 Ledyard Street, ford area. Apply applications for employment. SCHOOL v o l u n t e e r s ; Education Center, 474 School line. Asking $55,900. No necessary to repair cracks in pipes □ NOTICES HELPERS- Available work. Please apply in person bing, carpentry, and elec­ night. requirements are developing at a during his administration — changing the zoning weekends and evenings. Hartford. to 61 Willard Street. Hartford. Reuben’s/Coco’s Restaurant, Part time hours are 48 Mon­ Piano accompanist: library Street, East Hartford, (?onn. agents. 643-6OT carrying non-radioactive water at “The question is what we will do regulations which will require public hearings and pre­ 350 Robert Street, East Hart­ trical repair work. Good for day - Friday, and 8 hours on assistants: classroom 06108 . 569-4780. EOE. M/F higher level, so in order to make up Experienced preferred. retired person. Hourly lyages the Millstone II nuclear power plant next as a result of the inspection, " vent an increase of massage parlor operations; and Lott and Found 1 Drivers License Mature in­ ford. Equal Opportunity Saturday or Sunday. 20 to 24 assistants in math, reading, the difference we will be looking at Employer. M/F. plus mileage reimbursement. hours/week. Full time hours science, gym special educa­ THREE BEDROOMS- Fully The plant was shut down Hill said. "If the feedwater nozzles enactment of an ordinance intended to accomplish tetter dividuals. Apply in person; WAITRESS WORK & other sources of electrical Phone 643-ffill for an appoint­ are 9 to 4 Monday - Friday. tion. Call Susan Plese, 647- CLEANING- Afternoons and applianced. including Wednesday for at least a week to re­ inspection and enforcement of massage parlors. LOST- Small brown terrier. Garden Grove Caterers. ment. E.O.E. are found to have no further damage, generation,” he said. October 25th, near Maple and Keeney Street. Manchester. Call for appointment. 649-4332. 3520. Saturdays. Experienced. App­ Dishwasher Modern examine cracks in pipes leading to we will request the NRC to continue Hill said Northeast Utilities will McCoy also said he prompted the revitalization of the Spruce Street. "Scotty". PERFECT PART TIME ly in person to: Gilda s Beautiful. No Pets. the facility's steam generator. operations until the next refueling Economic Development. Commission which is now ac­ Please call 646-2157. LIVE-IN COMPANION for MACHINE OPERATORS PHONE POtmONt SECRETARY- East Hartford Luncheonette, 303 Adams References and security consider use of some oil fired plants Law Office. Must have required $400 monthly. But the shutdown could last from period — which is in July.” tively seeking a second industrial park and/or increased elderly gentleman in Glaston­ HKH SCHOOL NYS CARPENTER WNiTED Street. Manchester. or buying electricity from another LOST- White cat, female, Wwitod Part Uma excellent typing and Strano Real Estate, 646-2000 one to five weeks, according to Clif­ He said if that is granted, the source. ^ business and industrial development with proper bury. Call after 6 p m , 633- WANTED For Intarlor renovatlona. greyish markings on head. 5 ^ or 643-5932. 9 •(l•rnoon,^ •alMrdayt. Exparienca raquirad. Full lima transcribing skills. ford Hill, a spokesman for Northeast nuclear plant could be back in opera­ A series of shallow cracks was safeguards as to environment and traffic. Near Center St., and Adams DIahwaahIng. othar ehoraa. potilior\. Hourly rata baaad upon Experienced preferred but not MANCHESTER- COLONIAL- Expertencsd Only Bm F rownhW ■ram 0 < * Fhish essential. Call 528-2103. which owns the Millstone nuclear tion in seven days. found in each of the nozzles — three McCoy also reminds voters that he was instrumental in St. Call Gail 277-7831, or 649- SUPERINTENDENT- 110 un­ (Aytomatle machlna) Apply: axparianca. Bowers School district. Gas Openings (M l HafWotd OKo*. FW m I ii ( CAR STEREO INSTALLER heated 7 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 complex. But Hill said if the cracks have in­ negotiating the beneficial lease with American Legion 2141. its. Hard worker. Mechanical lor Cnqlnt Lottw. MUHno UacMno. Bridgoport, H/C Cto- I Fay lor Frapsr Ftnon. Braaa Kay Waatauranf, t2 f Main Call232-eS00 in one nozzle and four in another. •m Wc m i J f Boro Iporoloro on Wm Nrti and aacond ahlir for Intarvlaw. TEACHERS at all levels. TRAINEE. Willing to learn baths, front to back living The series of small cracks in creased. Millstone II “will shut down Post 14, to allow continued use of the Legion Field for ac­ experience necessary Please p M Inaurawco. f hoAd^ paid vaeatton. Plaaaa apply in y 00. Fw liclod Fay Far Waak, During the August shdtdown, the P o n o n tli Universal Teachers, Box 5231, installation of stereos. CB's room With fireplace, large feedwater nozzles of the 830- tive recreation such as Little League baseball and Midget wply in person 9 to II at AFFrailmalaly ISO to 10 and related auto accessories. for repairs” which could last five utility was ordered to perform ul­ Fountain village Apartments. Portland, Ore. 97208. kitchgn with dishwasher and megawatl pressurized water reactor weeks. Football. LE-MI CORPORATION Pleasant working conditions disposal, formal dining room, trasonic tests on the cracks and to in­ WANTED- RIDE ‘TO STATE 175 D ow ney D riv e . and company benefits, plus were discovered last Aug. 8. The Even if the cracks haven’t in­ stall gauges to monitor them. In the area of recreation he also said major renovations HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 79 Manchester, see Carroll John­ IN TuniMl Rowd covered patio, new pool and Vwmeii, Conn. 06068 Fhona Fram F«y, Mra. F. al H ( - GOOD HOURS (mportunity for advancement fenced in yard. Move-in condi­ Nuclear Regulatory Commission creased, he said there was still But Hill said those gauges "have were completed at the Horowitz pool in Henry Park as Elm Street, Hartford, 8;30 to son Brundrett. 4M S. \ CARRIERS NEEDED Call 649-1146. 4; 30. Vicinity of Manchester tion. $64,(X)0 Owner 649-8053 ordered the plant to close at that "some question now whether we will well as improvements being made to the baseball and DOLLARS not given any indication of continuing High School. Call 646-8614. RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy EAST HARTFORD time to install gauges to monitor the be allowed to continue operation or diamonds in that park and improvements to the program WAREHOUSEMAN deterioration. If we had that indica­ working with an excellent sup­ Housewives, college WANTED for second shift, to CHARMING CUSTOM CAPE cracks. have to shut down. We should know at Camp Newhoca on Bolton Lake. Announoomontt 3 students, excellent oppor­ tion, we would have been shutting porting staff. Very pleasant King Ct. Wlllowbrook St. run saws and handle steel. with quality details. Close to The NRC last August also ordered that about Tuesday,” he said. down before now.” For the senior citizens, a new addition was put on at atmosphere. Good wages and tunity to meet new people Good salary and benefits. Will shopping, recreational Wednesday's second shutdown to Hill said the plant was having to Franklin Park; a new "Dial-a-Ride” vehicle was bought ATTENTION TOTALPHONE benefits. Please calf Doris ACCOUNTS Colt 8t. while you supplement your train. Apply: Uddeholm Steel, facilities, transportation.^ Im­ for use by senior citizens; and money was appropriated SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Blain, RN, Director of PART TIME income part time/full time 38 Edwin Road. South Wind­ maculate interior. Priceil to help receiving your calls? Nurses. 6464129. PAYABLE Main St. CALL CAROL positions available. From 7 sor, Conn,, 289-7955. sell at $56,900 B'W Realty. for drainage improvements at the Grove Street housing Temporary or permanent. Part time hours with us equals Full Time Crosby St. AM - 3 PM. Above average 647-1419 EHO. project for the elderly. Personal Attention... Very LATHE OPERATORS - With Dollars! Perfect positions tor housewives, and CLERK 646-4644 starting- wages and In the area of safety, McCdy said a new ladder truck Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- 2 years’ experience. Good Ensign St. SOUTH WINDSOR by owner School Budgets Drained 8623. College Students Interested In making good benefits, uniforms WOHUK’S WMLO was bought for the Rockville Fire Department, a new benefits. Salary negotiable. Blxperienced individual 7 Room Ranch ovqrlooking Hawk Precision C o., 303 money, making appointments for our Food provided to arrange ap­ HEALTH SPAS HARTFORD (UPl) School of­ maintenance in an effort to cope with shutters and caulking windows than ambulance for the Vernon Ambulance Corps, and new to prepare merchan­ Hartford and Connecticut the problem. in switching to a four-day week. Burnham Street. East Hart­ (kjnsultants to explain our product to perspec­ pointment for personal in­ Mtnetetlw’ Parkate Valley 2 baths. Fireplace. 2 ficials from across the state say cruisers for the Police Department. □ EMPLOYMENT ford, telephone 528-9645. dise receipts and in­ terview. car garage Designed for In­ Gerald Wolferd, project manager But Dorothy Billington of Hart­ tive customers from our pleasant East Hartford Pull and part Lime positions in rising costs and minimum budgets "These achievements were accompli^ed while in the voices for entry into in- law living On 3/4 acre lot office. Hourly rate, plus bonuses, plus com­ Elxercise Instructions. Sales, and have put a severe strain on their bat­ of the New York State Education ford’s Education Department said, midst of a 13 percent inflation and while still providing Hotp Wontod BUS BOYS - Full time lunch CALiFRKNDLY Fruit trees Nicely 13 and dinner shifts. Apply at missions, plus paid vacation and holidays. Wo house computer. Busy SUPERVISOR OF Management Willing to tram in­ tle against energy cost increases. Department, said a study showed “Hartford has let its buildings go the taxpayers a reduction in taxes,” he said. RESTAURANT dividuals who are energetic, landscaped Privacy. Call 644- Cavey's Restaurant, is East have 3 shifts available 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 1 p.m. to retail operation. More than 300 state and local more energy was saved by cleaning down because of the consistent tight T(X)LMAKERS - Machinists. DATA PROCESSING E.Htfd Hv«r LaiM enthusiaitu' and like working 1977. after 6 p.m. for more in­ Apply 81 (Commerce Street, Center Street, Manchester. Requires conscientious 8 with people Excellent working formation. educators met Wednesday to discuss and repairing boilers, installing budgetary constraints.” 5 p.m.; and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Glastonbury. PTG and self-motivated per­ EAST HARTFORD PURLIC SCHOOLS conditions and growth potential the problems at a special conference COMPANY. Telephone 633- RARE OPPORTUNITY - 5 6 9 -1 0 4 0 Cali now (or appointment - on energy use in schools and colleges. Courant Says TV 7631. OWN YOUR OWN son. Should roaaaaa a good axparianca In Data Prdcaaalng, S - 7 yaara, Marshall's Mall, Manchester BIG. BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS. Distributor for Call Andrea at 569-4993, between 11 a.m. Please Send replies to including Suparvlaorv Exparianca and hava tha approprlata larmal Parkade COLONIAL Central. 2 car The educators discussed energy Kodak film, Duracell achooHng. Ha/Sha tfiall ba diraetly raaponalWa to tha Olraetor of 645-6345 or 645-7812 garage, country size lot. 200 CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC and 5 p.m. Box Y, c/o Manchester Finance A Control, and ahall ba genereUy raaponalMa for tha aa- saving plans such as four-day school - Experienced only. Top Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and amp circuit breaker service. IsnT Com petition other photo products needed Herald. tabHahmant and ImpHmantaOen of aN data procatabYg ayatama. Salary: Phototypesetter weeks and lengthening the winter wages, ^ p ly ; Atlas ‘Tile, i m 111,4M thru $20,996, 1979 • 1990 achool yaar. Comparison invited in the recess In an effort to stem the.losing Berlin 'rpke., Wethersfield, in your area. No selling. Ser­ $50's. Group I. BiTfiore Agen- vice top Retailers under Sand (attar of application and raauma to: Eaat Hartford Pubttc First Shift battle against soaring costs. ^ 1 5 1 . Schoola, Paraonnal Offlca, 110 Loi>g HHI Drtva, E aa^ artfo rd , Conn. cv 647-1413. HARTFORD (UPI) — The Times Mirror Co. has told exclusive contract established However, some educators said ‘9109 . EOE. Must be experienced. Butinou Opportunity 14 state regulators its two state cable television outlets RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m,-11 by us.' High immediate in­ HEBRON- Just to minutes there would be strong public opposition come minimum required in­ Our equipment is Com- from Manchester and you can woudn't compete with newspapers for local advertising. p.m. and II p.m-7 a.m. shifts. BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths. tion against a four-day school week Apply director of nursing. vestment $9,975. 100% profit pugraphic Unisetter with be home in t)^is comfortable 3 The Los Angeles-based media conglomerate.4lso told structure. Caaaall be(ween I more could be added: with 4 Bedroom Raised Ranch with and more money could ,be saved Safmonbrook Convaiescent Uniterm Keyboards. or 3 room apartment the regulators Wednesday the state didn’t have the right Home, off House Street, 8AM & 5PM, 1-800433-6367. Or Cathederal Ceiling in living through conservation methods. to rescind its approval of the two franchises in the Hart­ write: American Film Liberal benefit program Reasonable 875-4141. room with fireplace and Many school officials said • they Glastonbury. Please call 633- ford and Meriden area. 5244. P ro c essin g , In c., 1935R WANTED including non li to f i n notice that I. Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ 3. Willing to work hard. HELP WAHTED Erburu said Times Mirror raised legal questions in JEFFREY L. 0DUCHER 0( M PARK pointment. prepared release said, ‘‘The increase AVE., ENFIELD. CT. b an lUad an • Elxetriclan - Maintenance electrician. briefs it submitted.to the regulatory agency challenging appUcatlM placaiM Mtli day ol Oc- 4 Able to work approximately 4 hours per was a one-shot catch-up that resulted Its authority to revoke the cable purchase approval. to6er t m with the U m Control Will train. Retired part-time person will from a wage and salary study Hp testified during the second of four days of hearings Coinmlaaton for a OROnSRY BEER day and once In a while on Saturday. reconunended and approved by the for the aale of alcoholic Ikgur on Uie be considered. on whether Times Mirror should be allowed to keep Hart­ prem iaei M7 HARTFORD RD., MulUliih Operator ' Board of Directors. This study MANCHESTER. CT. • Loomfixers • If you have any ford CATV Inc. and Telesystems of Connecticut Inc., in ThbiiainaiiwtU he owned W JANET First Shift resulted in the increases which Meriden, as well as the Courant. E. TAYLOR k JEFFR EY L. mect^nlcal ability, you can learn to be a BOUCHER of (JANET: n Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 eliminated salary irregularities Four dally newspapers, a chain of weekly papers and STOUGHTON RD,, WAREHOUSE Must be an experienced loonmxer. Will train. between-management and Town un­ POINT, CT.) JEFFREY'S ADDRESS press operator. Good state consumer counsel Barry Zitser are arf^lng the ABOVE and wUI he conducted by • Printer • To run payroll machine, and UConn. ion employees.” JEFFREY L. BOUCHER at per- Call between 3:45 crossHiwnership of the two cable outlets and newspaper wages and liberal benent mUlM. duplicating machine and Multlllth in the same general area will create a monopoly situa­ Mfrey L Boncber program. Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-1- acres of privacy, each with il s Dttcd lOUi dty of October IITI machine. Club w Jts Bus Trip tion. Apply in person or call own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen witli dishwasher, But David Lewine, vice president for program develop­ 'oos-n • Other jobs available In various MANCHESTER - The 543-1101. All replies and 5:00 dining area. *z bath down, large livingroom with glu.ss door lo walk ment of the Times Mirror subsldary wUch owns the two departments. Cosmopolitan piub will visit Planning MCC Dinner held confidential. An out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in clo.scls, full baths PiUstead Museum in Farmington cable stations, said it was unlikely the stations will seek Students in the Hotel and Food Service Management local advertising in competition with any newspaper. equal opportunity with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available in toihorrow. A bus will leave the employer. M /F parking lojt of Center Congregational Program at Manchester (Hommunity College, from left, Lewine-said he believed the only area vrtiere cable Apply; basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. Church promptly at 12:45 p.m. television stations may be able to draw local advertising AHtotf Fttollng Servicee ASK FOR IVAN Marianne Kurth, Bill Reardon Jr., Jack Forstrom and Deryck was classified listings, such as job and auto offerings. 979 Mtodle Turnpikt W C h m y BrotherSp Inc. eome See Our "COUNTRY WITH UONYENIP]NCK" Ijv’n:;, Members should arrive at the lot by RamdeeA, plan the menu for "An Evening in Infemational Menchetier. Conn 12:15 so that there will be no delay. Lewine said none of the 44 cable systems owned by $1 Ctepar HSI SL Married Couples preferred. No Pets From •230/month. Security There are some vacancies on the bus. Dining" to be presented Nov. 7 at Manchester Comnumity Times Mirror now accept advertising, including those in — Uanoliaalir, Conn. 05040 required. the circulation areas of the firm’s Los Angeles Times, kes 100 w toit for Call Mrs. Mottram at 6464132. The College., Also assisting in the preparation will be members of telaphew : 541-4141 ; ' . j Call 742-6412 Newsday in Long Island, N.Y., and the Dallas Times- the leaning tower of thBmori(o( ^ St oodoot FHngo Sotiod to cost is $3 and covers the bus fare and MCC (^'hpter of Future Innkeepers of America. For reser­ hsa to increase its Ih- k prmtino excelenc« admission. Herald. 647-9946 An equal Opportunity Employor for an appointment vations call 646-4900, extension 296. (Herald photo by Burbank) dinetion by one foot.

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PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD, Thuri.. Nov. 1, WTO EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Nov. I, 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THREE ...... •••••••...... frank & Ernest PaaiMita — bhariaa M. Dchulx A T A G SALES * TAG SALES ______^ Aparfmanta For Rani 53 Autos For Safa I f PANELED CARPETED 4 TAG SALE- Saturday 'I U/A5 THE ACROSS commodity Answer to Previous Punle November 3rd., 9 to 3, 440 room apartment. Stove, Dear Abby JUDT6ECAU5E rr CD refrigerator. Adults. 2 Harness GIGANTIC Gardner Street, Manchester. XT 'Itoo ARB: I SCORED BOUNCED OFF A UIAITRE55 attachment References. No pets. $220.00. 1972 PLYMOUTH 4 Door SU- "fl Journey TAG SALE Furniture, skis, items for By Abigail Van Buren ^UIINNINO IM THE COFFEE SHOP! 5 Group of 3 Writing fluids hunters, miscellaneous. 646-3167 or 22S-3S40. tlon Wagon. Power. Runs 4 False (prefix) • TOS •'iNfTEU-lGBNT AND excellent. No rust. Mostly G) thres C 3 9 Compais 5 Kitchen Fri., ta t. • Sun. 2 BEDROOM APRTMENT reconditioned. $895, or best point appliance TAG SALE- November 3 and Q D a l l l D n a n u u u M4 Cantor Straat, with garage. Quiet offer. Call evenings, 455-9373. 12 Longs (il.) 6 Better 4, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tallwood ______« • 09 T a a □ a a 1 E n BNERfieTlC/' BUT IT neighboi^ood, gas heat: 13 Rowing tools 7 Furious Maneliaalaf Drive. South Windsor. 2 DEAR ABBY: I have been seeing my iady for three years 1 N t a E A 1L E R (OW Hns Phfiwcy tlors) Security and references 1974 CHEVY VEGA - SUn- 14 Day (Hab.) 8 Port of Rome minutes from Exit 94, off 1-86. and want to marry her. "M" is 55 and I am 62.1 have a nice • t A | i M T i Books, Antiques. Jewelry, 644-8974. OPT W B l< W 4 T required. No pets. $195 dard transmission. Runs well. home, no financial worries and live alone. My problem is get­ 15 Freeway' 9 "Auld Lang E D E monthly. 649-6039. Very dependable. Best offer. 16 Lovei (Lat) T] 100s of Items! ting "M" away front her family- She works eight hours a day E 5 s N • • H Call after 5 p.m., 872-0018. 17 Steal 10 Dirt [C D E Y | t 1 1 IpGfISOfGO VV 3 FAMILY TAG SALE - Satur­ as an accountant while caring fully for her ''94-year-ald Tf?f U'fttd Fnotu'O SyndtUM Mt D iW 18 Follows 11 TV statuette c E S t t a Tt 1N Tht DfwocraNc Party day. November 3rd, 9 - 3. 215 OMcas-Storas tor Rant 55 mother who is blindtnd incontinent- "M" also has a 66year- of ffAoAoPoofor 1971 CHEVY IMPAU- 4 door. Priscilla’s Pop ^ Ed Sullivan 20 Appropos 19 This (Sp.) E R 003 Timrod Road, foff Spring ii'i old brother, recently retired. He's a loner, smokes incessalft- Street). Skis, miscellaneous. MANCHESTER - Main Street Excellent running condition. 22 Summer time 21 Houtswife’s ti- 48 Big Many new parts. 3650. Clean! ly, is 100 pounds overweight and has an unexplainable con­ I PRIZE IT ABOVE (comp, wd.) modem offices available. 300, I NEVER NOnCEP f MS* AAOTHER GAVE ir s FOR CLEANING UP c*"?’'* 1 I**’**' ! 31 Clot 49 Part of a TWO FAMILY TAG SALE- 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or 871-2432 anytime. trol over "M." I can see her only a few hours on Saturdays. THePLAiOUE BERDRE,, ALL THE INDUSTRIAL Mb' PLATE WHEN WEWfc Arttet0§ tor Sato 41 Artfctos tor Sato 41 Dogt-BIrSt-PHt 43 IT TO ME MANV ” Flw* 37 Pouted . church Mt. Sumner Drive. Bolton, off Rooms tor Rant 52 parts of. Heat, air con-, Brother is so possessive that I am not even permitted the VEAJ?S AGO. AWARPS ANP ACCOM- HAP UVER THREE tary ticket MR. GRUAi\BLV. 28Thsilsnd 25 Holy image 38 Horse 50 Note (Let.) 4 FAMILY TAG SALE- Bolton Center Road, ditioning included. Call 646 BANK REPOSSESSIONS pleasure of washing and waxing "M's" car! I want a wife, not ' PLISHAAENT5 OF RAVS IN A ROW. 32 War hero FOR SALE- Pine China FURNITURE BARN AND HOME SWEET HOME - CLEAN FURNISHED 26 Singer Horne command 52 Lacquered Saturday-Sunday. 10-5. 95 November 3rd. 8i 4th., 10 to 3. 2469 or 6462755. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile a part-time lover. 33 Exist Hutch. Excellent condition. GATHERINGS INVITES you Complete health-g^uard — I CAREER 27 Bandleader 41 Jacob's son Glenwooil Street. Manchester. Rain or shine. sleeping room for mature Vista Cruiser Station Wagon,ago I really need her, Abby. Her family has had her 55 years. 34 Marsh metalware Call after 5 p.m., 644-9107. to browse at 343 Main Street. faciliues. Cats also. Canine Arnez 43 Nsvsl officer Furniture, antiques, shutters, gentleman. Call 6464701 after needs work $1195: 1974 JeepJet. . She does all the housework, laundry (in an antique washer), crocodile 53 Ram a mates 466 MAIN STREET. North of 29 Opera prince bicycles, mirrors, households, Manchester. Tuesday through Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 6 PM. Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive 35 Man child 45 Father (Lst.) TAG SALE 2 FAMILIES- COLONIAL SWIVEL Saturday, 10 to 4. Post office, about 5,000 sq>. ft. cooking and baking, and she!s always tired. She's had four 30 First-rate 54 Rava jevfelery. plants, clothes, mis­ Road, Manchester. 646-5971. $3200: 1973 Buick Le Sabre 36 Compass 46 Select group November 3 and 4. 10-3. Some ROCKER, Sheraton wing of centrally located space. operations for kidney stones and she's not strong, yet she 1 ^ 57 Greek tetter cellaneous new items. Dean Drive. FURNISHED SLEEPING Ideal for store, office pr other $995: 1972 MG Model B/GT, 2 point chair. Mahogany dr(m leaf CRIB $29.00. Mahogany chest. 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH ROOM for mature gentleman. continues to take this beating. She spends her vacation at Bolton. Bolton Center Road to business or commercialrCial iuSe. door coupe, low mile^e home washing walls, floors and curtains. 39 Ones (Fr.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 . 10 11 table with 2 extra leafs, por­ $79.00. Oak bureau, $49.00. SETTER - Only to good subur­ Available in November. Share $1800: 1972 Audi $1000. The 40 Obstruction GARAGE SALE- Sunday. Mt. Sumner to Dean Drive. table record player containing Call 6462426 65 pm. I don't feel accepted in the family. I'm never invited to 12 13 14 November 4th. 9-6 p m. Rear Pine commode, $50.00. Marble ban home. Call 242-0696 or 566 modern bath. Parking'. No above may be seen at the 42 Is nature of speakers and miscellaneous dropleaf table. $69.00. Dresser 6604. cooking. Security and Savings Bank of Manchester. dinner—even on holidays. "M" says she loves me but can't 44 Mimic 100 Oak Street. Glastonbury. household items. 649-4872. PROFESSIONAL IS 16 17 Used furniture, dressers, round mirror. ^ .0 0 . 646-0665. references. $150 monthly. Call Main Strpet, Manchester. marry me until her mother dies. I question whether "M" can 47 Age ONE FEMALE TTf-PR Ris-sisi ' BUSINESS OFFICE' ever break away from her brother. I don't want to take him - 46 Hun chairs, bottles, milk cans. „ ...... BUILDING - Approximately IB 19 20 21 GARAGE SALE- Tools, WOOD STOVE- All Nighter. KITTEN looking for good I%5 V.W. BUG. Good condi­ onmur honeymoon, but I feel he is psychologically "married" 51 Spring festival 1 Many household and Christ­ Big Moe. 2 speed blower, FURNITURE FOR SALE in 2600 square feet, with ample 22 23 mas items Bikes. Books. Coins, much home. Call 6 4 9 - ^ . Aptrlmtnit For Rent 53 tion. Gas saver. Asking to my lady. Please answer me. v 55 Away (prefix) poker set. and pipe. $450 South Windsor. Contemporary parking. Close, to Center, 56 Row 1 miscellaneous! Prices $400.00. or best offer. Call 646 ' MR.X 24 2S 26 21 29 30 31 Phone 568-7290. Bedroom Suite. Solid Oak LHASA APSO PUPPIES- hospital and new c^rl Captafn Eaay — Crooka a Lawranca 56 Hewkeye TAG SALE- Moving. reduced' Must sell all! Friday LOOKING for anything in real building. For igto. call 568- 3329 alter 5:30. Dining Set. Bookcase. Antique AKC Registered. Call 647- estate rental - apartments, DEAR MR. X: The longest wait in the world can be State 32 Everything Must Go! only. 10 to 2. 257 Spruce Wash-- - Stand,- - Call - -- 742_7]92 7658 or 871-0401.' • AWOTHBR Riwa* V 65! IT'9 PAPPY'S’ VOU HAVE PA6SBP THE TE5TI T Street GREEN FIREWOOD - $80 9208. homes, multiple dwellings? waiting for someone to die. Your lady is not a prisoner of her 59 Swift aircraft 1 1 Household furniture, evenings •••••••••••••••••••••••■•a 1977 CORDOBA. Loaded. 24.- family-she baa chosen to take a beating, work herself to a ,„WA1T1 THISiWY r r 9I9NET RIN6...HE OF COURSE I SEE AT ONCE l A T (abbr.) 3S per cord, or $50 a large half No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 000 miles. Mint condition. ' AlW AYf WORE IT! you LOOK LIKE ZE PHOTO OF i appliances, TV. tools etc cord load. Call Terry after 5 Wanted to Rent 57 (razxle and let her brother control her. SHE isn't the vic­ p e i t ; 60 Feminine 1 1 1 1 WMnesday thru Saturday, 130 TAG SALE- Furniture, tools, FREE PUPS- 7 weeks old. Associates. Inc. 6461980. Good gas mileage. $3600.00 or MAM' 5ELLE FOLLETT1 - A 40 4^ PM. 649-1593. DOGHOUSES FOR SALE. tim—VOU are lor meekly accepting her terms. (suffix) ■ Greenwood Drive. bureaus, odds n ends 9:30 to Dachshund and Beagle. Call best offer. Call 643-0220 after 61 Small valley 1 1 Any size. Assembled or do-it- -BUT ONE ' <1 « 46 Manchester ■2. Friday and Saturday. 225 yTrself k” m ;'sh^T ^between 6 and 8 p.m. 649-8255 149 OAKLAND STREET - 2nd 5:30. 62 Chinese drink FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Cut DEAR ABBY: When I was 20 and my husband was 23 we MUST FIRST 1 Highland Street. floor. 6 rooms. No appliances, 63 Scan 48 49 50 52 S3 54 and split to desired lengths Anv size. 1217 Blue Hills Ave.. 10 W EEK OLD M ALE no utilities, no pets, no small were sure we never wanted any children, so he got a vasec­ m a k e S V R £/ Bloomfield. 242-5468. QUIET WORKING WOMAN 1978 BUICK LIMITED 4 Door 64 Treetop home 1 Call 295-0250, 295-0034 ENGLISH SETTER PUPS- children. Tenant insurance UNDER­ 5S 56 57 SI seeks small apartment in Sedan. Green cloth interior. tomy. STAND* r Championship Blood Lines. required. Lawn and sidewalk 20,000 miles Excellent con­ Now. five years later, 1 find that I have changed my mind, D O W N Manchester $150 to $175 per S9 60 61 Raaf Esiata Wanttd 25 FIREWOOD- Clean A-1 DELIVERING DARK LOAM Litter Registered. $250 each. maintenance required. $ ^ month. Please call 644-3205, dition! Fully equipped! One and I desperately want at least one child. My husband still Hardwoods. Fresh cut. $90 per □MISC. FOR SALE - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also Call after 5 p.m.. 6463079. monthly. Security. Call 646 keep trying. owner Best offer 6465159. wants no children, and that is my problem. 1 Printer's 62 63 64 SELLING your house'’ Call us ...... cord cut small, r o per Mrd, 4 sand, gravn.and stone. 643- 2426, 9 to -5 weekdays. , . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • f/w\tfoot laneftlielengths. ktfFREE W IT la liAliarAe^tlDelivery! ■ He refuses to even discuss it. He doesn't even want to first and we 11 make .vou a 9504. Muafcaf ln$lruiH»nl§ 44 WANTED REASONABLE, TOYOTA 1973 CORONA associate with couples who have children. (They are a "bad J iNIWlFAFt* "FRiK AiSN ' A rtic iti tor Sato 4 i Call 5262950. PROFESSIONAL SINGLES - cash offer' T J Crockett. CLEAN RENT by a responsi­ DELUXE- 2 Door Hardtop. 4 influence" on me.l He will not consider adoption, artificial in­ Realtor, 643-1577 CASTRO CONVERTIBLE HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Mid 20's and 8p, to share large ble, mature adult. Unfini„ speed. AM-FM. tinted glass. GUARANTEED AMWAY condition. $90 or best offer. house with fireplace. $150 plus semination or vasectomy reversal surgery. SOFA- Black vinyl, 3 cushion. nished. Washer hook-up Well maintained 44.000 miles. He gets angry if 1 mention it. I can't get any reason out of MAY WE BUY your home"' PRODUCTS for every need 6461032. 1/4 of utilities. 6463538, 649- $1700 643-7001. Decorative wood side trim. Please call 6469882. him for not wanting children except, "I don't want any more Win at bridge Quick, fair, all cash and no ALUMINUM Sheets used as are just a phone call away. We $100 649-8118 anytime. 6005.______Allay Oop — Oava Qraua problem Call Warren E deliver Phone Darlene 872- 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ responsibility." or "We will be too tied down and broke to do printing plates. .007 thick ANSALDI'S VILLAGER- 2 1973 IN TERN A TIO N A L Howland. Realtors, 643-1108 23x28, 25 cents each or 5 6680 cluding Ovations, plus free TRAVELALL- 345 engine. anything else." COLONIAL SOFA St LOVE case with this ad. Carlos Bedroom Townhouse □ AUTOMOTIVE Fully equipped for trailer If 1 comment on how cute a baby is on a TV commercial, he HE MEANS WHAT -MOQurrarnAu- for $1. Phone 6462711. Must be Available November 1st. $375 OIRKCnON SHOULD MOVING. Sofa. 8' coffee SEAT- Floral print. $350. Pine itars 60% off. Rivers Music, towing Excellent condition gets hostile. INGrAH'ClVC Top point p)ay performed picked up before 11 a m. monthly. ERA Lesperance, WE TAKE? U5 AaTOUGHT ONLY table. Dining room set, 5X4' coffee table $&. Call 6465830. f Main Street, New Britain. Price reduced for quick sale. How can 1 get him to change his mind. Abby? I am deter HouMthold Goods 40 mirror, Double bed, com­ 6460505. Autos For Sale 61 - 2261977. Christmas layaways. $1900 649-0017. mined not to go through life without at least one child. W f MANT.'TDOO*- aCMORCXu. with dummy’s last trump, plete Night stand. Brass OAK CHAIRS, small oak CHILDLESS NORTH 11-1 cashed the ace of hearts, di^ THREE ROOMS- Porter WE PAY TOP PRICES for REFRIGERATORS lamp 6467514 after 5. dresser, others dressers, Soata-accMiorfM 45 OTl SAAB- 99E. Good condi- «AKI7(4 carded a club on the king of Washers Ranges, used, Street area. Heat, gas and wrecked and junk cars A i B YA95 J CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye' stuffed chairs, two short ^tion $995 00. Call 633-8619 DEAR CHILDLESS: Quit begging him to' change hU spades, ruffed a heart, picked guaranteed and clean New ALL PEC A N electric No pets. Security Auto Salvage, used auto parts ♦ 32 set, electric welder, acetylene wingbacks. $5 - $25.00. Single "between 9 and 5. mind. If, in a weak moment, he were to give in just to please up West’s queen of trumps and shipment damaged. G.E St outfit, aluminum ladder, THOMASVILLE. Excellent deposit. Ideal for newly weds. Call Tony 6466223. ♦ J bed, $10. Tables, wine bottles yon, from what you tell me he would make a poor father. If claimed. FRIGIDAIRE Low prices. trailer tires, new electric condition. Double bed com­ 643-2880 $300 monthly. .6469092 after 5 WEST EAST We don't blame West for p.m. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1976 PONTIAC ASTRA 2 you a ft determined not to go through life without a child, B D Pearl & Son. 649 Main generator, electric lawn- plete. night table. 8 ft. coffee 1976 JOHNSON OUTBOARD ♦ JI0832 AQ being dis^ntled. He knew he MOTOR- 4 HP. Never B ^n excellent Must sell, DOOR- 4 cylinder Automatic. Street. 643-2171 mower Evenings. 633-7060. table, dining room set. 5 x 4 Excellent condition Good yon may have to find another husband. WK74 YJ 10882 had a bad score and knew that plate glass mirror. Brass 3 WHEELS 13-14", G M 15 ", Used $325. Please call 646 APARTMENT CENTRAL sacrificing' Any reasonable ♦ Q8 44 Ford. Plymouth. 16" Dodge 6665. offer over $1450 Call after mileage 7 Radial Tires. $2200 he had done nothing to FORCED HOT AIR way table lamp, green swivel LOCATION, Second floor. DEAR ABBY: As non smokers, you and I are paying too ♦ K72 AQiaSiU deserve it, but we think that Truck, 8 - lug split rims Sears Three rooms Heat. Utilities 3:30 p.m . 6461150. 528-6063 Call 6460555 FURNACE- Some age but fine rocker 6467514 high a premium for fire insurance. No one is permitted to SOUTH any pair which bid seven dia­ ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! 17 " Gas chain saw 643-2880. Parking. Furnished. - Adults working order. Four burner Antlquat 48 smoke in my home, yet I am charged the same premium as ♦ 5 monds had bid nery well Custom made draperies, slip­ only. Lease and security 1976 TOYOTA covers and upholsterv Budget natural gas stove, brown. Fine 1 ZENITH 120'208 Volts. 200 LANDCRUISER 283 Chevy the chain smoker who falls asleep with a cigarette in his YQ indeed. We are not quite sure older wardrobe. 6465547. Amp 3 Phase automatic ONE COFFEE TABLE with 2 NEXT TO NOTHING - Corner Deposit Call 6462865 ^ Terms Arranged Call 2862331 end matching tables. Oak engine 4 new maxitrax with mouth. Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona ♦ AKJ109785 of how the bidding should transfer switch in excellent of East Center and Spruce WANTED JUNK AND LATE rims Many extras 633-8475 I am looking for an insurance company that recognizes the ♦ A86 have gone, but seven dia­ or 6461000 condition. $1,000 00 wood with glass tops, $75 646 Streets. Open Saturdays only T H R E E ROOM 3558 MODEL WRECKS ■ Cash alter 5 p m fact that 40 percent of all home fires are started by ciga Vulnerable; Both monds is a fine contract. BLACK St W H ITE Berntsen's Generator Ser­ 649-0533. Come in and browse. APARTMENT- Lovely coun­ Paid. Call Parker Street Used ARE THE ■/ES, A N P y o u lA/ON'T This hand was played in this ELECTRIC RANGE- With PORTABLE TELEVISION try setting. Heat and utilities rettes, and therefore will allow a substantial discount to Dealer: South vice. 6466001. Auto Parts, Inc 6463391 1975 CHEVY CAPRICE- 2 l a b r e p o r t s I HAVE HAVE TO GO summer national's Golden eye level oven, and lower SET- $30. Call 528-7212 A N T IQ U E S St inciuded $185. Security and \ those who ban cigarettes from their homes. oven First $100 takes it Call SEVERAL AMERICAN AIR door, vinyl hardtop. All Do you have any leads? IN ■/ET, P O C ? .. GOOD THROUGH THE West North East Soai pairs and six diamonds bid anytime LADIES TAN FALL or winter COLLECTABLES - Will references. 742-9564. after 7 1967 TEMPEST- 326 Func­ NEIA/S , P A IN F U L 568-9439 LINE 1, 2 FARE COUPONS. - p m., and weekends. p^ower Air conditioning. N.A. IN BINGHAMTON. N.Y. was actually a trifle below coat. Size 14 Never been purchase outrights, or sell on tionally sound, good for parts Excellent running condition. FOR SERIES. EXCELLENT CONDITION- $50 each Phone 649-1191. you./ average. worn Will sell very commission. Houselot or Asking’ $125 00 Call anvtime, Complete engine overhaul. It seems that match point Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel between 5 and 8 p.m. FOR RENT CLEAN 5 ROOM DEAR N.A.: No. But alter this hits print, if there is such reasonable. Phone 6469266. ______I______1------single piece. Telephone 644- 6461758. Call 6462925 days. 6466417 bidden seem to despise minor Rocker, $100. Black Boston APARTMENT on first floor. evenings. an inanraace company, I may. Rocker $70 Set of McGregor PAIR FIRESTONE TOWN St KING SIZE HEADBOARD. $250 monthly. Tenant pays suit contracts and most pain OLDER GAS STOVE with 1977 FORD GRANADA GHIA U TOW weed help in writing letUra of aympa^y. » n - bid six notnimp and made it Golf Clubs (irons and woods) COUNTRY Black Snows on Colonial cannonball style, WANTED- Antique Furniture, own heat and utilities. Adults built-in heater Excellent dark pine. Very good condi­ - 4 door, luxury, a c. p s, p, b. CHEVROLET EL CAMINO eratJLtiaaa or thaL-yon letters, get Abby’s booklet How on the nose. working condition $75.00 Call $100 - used 1 season. Pair of Buick wheels. H78 X 14 Like Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, only. References and securitv AM-FM stereo, standard 6 1970 with 1974 motor Good r ^ ^ S o r a lor'aU Occaato-." Semi $I a - a Uh» Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 656 tion. $125. By appointment on­ Opening lead:43 If West held all three dia­ 6467684 new $50.00. Call 6460534 after tinue items. R. required Call 742-6351. after $4,000. Call 649-0826 condition $1350 Call 644-0143 stamped (28 eenUl, seU-addroosed envelope U> Abby; 13Z monds the seven diamond 0718 5:00 p m. ly. Call 289-7520. Harrison. 643-8709. 5:M p.m. Laaky Dr., Beverly HUla, CaUI. 90212. \ bidden would all be down ■k-k-k-kir-kif-kif c ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it -k -k it one. The sii-notrump bidders ★ W By Oswald Jacoby would have been down any a ^ Alan Sootag number of tricks depending on ¥ Astrograph the opening lead. Th« Born LoMr — Art Santom "Nice bidding," grunted ^ West in a manner that Implied (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I it Bernice Bede Osol that he thou^t the bidding HMAA.„AFlVE-UEnER WORP had been terrible. (Do you have a question lor He continued, “Six dia­ the experts? Writs "Ask tha il^otitabla day and bringing monds is cold, but if I held one Experts," cars o ! this newspa­ Call 643-2711 ^ Call 643-2711 < ¥ o u r hdme a fatter-than-usual pay- more trump you would have a per. Individual questions will check are excellent. Use the zero instead of a top." be answered If accompanied ^B irth d a y extras to dear up obligations. The play for seven was by stamped. seH-eddreased A RCS (March 21-AprN 19) Your envelopes. The most Interest­ enthusiasm about something short and simple. After win­ ing questions will be used In November 2,1979 impoflant to you may not gen­ ning the opening spade lead. This coming yeaf will be an South played the aces of clubs this column end will receive Apertmenta For Rent S3 Autos For Sale erate the excitement you desire Wanted to Buy 51 Autoi For Sale 61 exceptionally active one in your in one with whom you're dosely and diamonds, ruffed a club copies of JACOBY MODERN.) work, brkiglng with it opportunl- associated. NES ties to finally get some long- T H R E E ROOM 1 973 DODGE VAN - OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ' TAURUS (AprH 20-May 20) Be Automatic transmission, desired Items. Your rewards w ill, ' prepared for a lot more respon­ CASH PAID FOR APARTMENT- With heat, hot SUPREME, 1975- Air con- “ Hcathclin — Gaorga Gataly OLD OAK FURNITUne . power steering, radio and be proportionate to your efforts sibility or work than you bar­ water, stove, refrigerator, ", f AHLY TIN ON ditioning New automatic 1 • C O im (Oct. 24>Nov. 22) gained for when you volunteer to carpet. Second floor. Central­ neater. Gooo condition transmission, battery, etc. ; ■ c a s t INON t o y s • TRAINS • Krause Florist. 621 Hartford Son>6one rnay be seeking to do a job today, unless you get lOIL PAINTINGS - CLOCKS • ly located. $225. Adults only. Excellent condition. $2900. « steel the limelight by trying to Road, Manchester the complete picture before­ ISWOROS • POST CARDS • No pets. Security deposit. Call 649-9046. take credit for your accomplish­ hand. - ^ I a n t io u s s a COLLCCTASLES. ments. Keep him or her off your 1C AL ^ N Y T III^ ^ ^ S g ^ ^ 6467690. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WInthrop — Dick Cavalll 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- 1973 CHRYSLER NEW ‘ stage. How to get along with Someone you may encounter FIVE R 00M 6 Washer and 428. 4 barrel. $500, or best, YORKER BROUGHAM - All ^ other s^ns la or>e of the sections socially today has a chip on his offer. Call 649-6410. anytime you'll enjoy In your Astro-Graph WHBQ PBOPLE dryer. 2 car garage. On bus power, good condition. 6 good or her shoulder. You're just the W H B Q r q r o w u f ; i V a 5 0 •••••••• ••••••••••••• Letter which begins with your parson who might decide to ASK ME 'HpWB line. Heat and electricity in­ tires. $1400 643-6685 birthday. Mail $1 lor each to a o iN <5 l o s e u - b *o i a t o r s Ssrv/CM O fh n d 31 S9fv/cpi Oftpnd 31 P»/nUng-Pap0ting S i tiding Contracting 33 1970 MAVERICK- Rdhning knock It off. BU ei NESS'?'.'.. cluded. Security deposit Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio CANCER ( A m 21-Juty 22) Your A N P f?EI=R/^eRA1DRS. References. No children or but needs work. $250 or best BUICK LE SABRE 1976 36.- A4W PAINTING Contrac­ CARPENTRY St MASONRY - □ RENTALS offer. 242-7711, after 1 p m . /City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure family it going to be very upset CStM TREE SERVICE - Free AMWAY PRODUCTS mean pets. 12 months lease 000 miles. Air conditioning. ., ' to spec^ birth date today if you look out for only estimates, discount senior Quality St Personal Service! tors. Quality painting and Additions and Remodeling ask for Charley Jr. •AOITTAfVUt (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) paper hanging at reasonable required. $360 monthly. Call power seats, windows, cruise > your own Interest and forget citizens. Company Try us and see Cail 646-3219 Free estimates. Call Anthony Rooms tor Rent 52 Attorney ^rlow at 6464081. control, radials $2800 or best Your happy-go-lucky spirit could theirs. Walk the middle ground Manchester-owned and rates Fully insured Free Squillacote 649-0611. HIGH PERFORMANCE AMD get into trouble today if you're care^Uy. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- offer. Call 6460780. operated. Call 6461327 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ BOLTON- Partly furnished. ECONOMY. Modified 16 For­ not dlacrtminating with your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep your 7696 FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY trally located. Downtown mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 social invitations. Be choosy tempw if another tries to throw 44'xlO' Mohil Home. Working 1974 MUSTANG GHIA II. regarding with whom you spend B&M TREE SERVICE- - Remodeling and Additions. Manchester. Kitchen seconds, 30 mpg.,ntipt suspension Runs well Regular gas. Good ’/ cold water on an Idea you're all ARE YOUR GUTTERS PERSONAL Paperhanging single adult only. No pets, your time. steamed up about,today. You Specialist in tree and stump Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 privileges. Call 6462358. children. Lease. 643-2880. radial spoileispoilers. Excellent con­ mileage Verv clean. $1525 00. - * NOW, LISfEN 10 STOPPED UP? Call for particular people, by Dick. years' experience! For Free dition. $ ^ . 6467536. CAPMCOfW (Dec. 22-ian. 19) won't need his or Her approval removai. Free estimates. Call 644-8841’ (3on't bring home your outside iMoee F»H eaoHe 101H6 ecAR Senior citizen discount. 24 "Manchester G utter" Today Call 643-5703 anytime. Estimates, call 646-4239 t anyway. fur a FREE Estimate. woes and inflict them on your vmOO (Aug. 2S-Sept 22) Your hour, year round service. 646 1971 CHEVELLE WAGON- " family. Keep your conversation enthusiasm la commendable 7285. Thorough cleaning of Gutters PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - light and breezy, and all will be and Down Spouts 6467952.. FARRAND REMODELING - 350. V-8. PS, autom atic, .. involving a shared project. Quality craftsmanship at low laughing in no time. However, don't go so far as to prices. Call 6465424. Cabinets and Formica Tops. positraction, rear window ’ Roofing. Gutters. Room Ad­ defogger, roof carrier, radio, ‘ AQilAMUS (Jan. 2P-Feb. 19) carry the entire financial burdan. REWEAVING burn holes. This is definitely not the day to Short Riba — Frank Hill Zippers, umbrellas repaired. DAY CARE 7 NURSERY ditions. Decks. All types of more Good winter-ski vehi­ IJM U (SapL 29-Oct 29) You PROFESSIONAL PAINTING rehash a smoldering unsettled could g^ a little miffed today Window shades, V en etian PROGRAM. State Licensed. 2 Remodeling and Repairs. cle. 643-2880. -TRlCRljR -nZEdOINGl - Interior and exterior Issue with anybody. Don't brjng because a person lor whom you IN S A L E M IS N T blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT, understanding teachers Phone 643-W17. up topics of conversation that Commercial and residential ^ s bending over backward a a u c h f u n . Marlow's. 867 Main St 646 Enclosed play-yard, play­ Free estimates. Fully in­ Trucka lor Sale 62 relate to unresolved problems. vfon't show you the same consid­ 5221. room, lunches. Learning sured. 646-4879. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS PttCEt (M . 20-March 20) eration. ^ experiences. Keeney School - Complete Construction. Ad­ LOOK GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY Your chances for having a most (NCWSPAPCR^ERPMSe ASSN) TRUCK- Has the reading EXPERT PAINTING and District. Immediate openings. J.P. LEWIS St SON- Custom ditions. Remodeling. Free LANDSCAPING Specializing 6464864 Estimates. Fully Insured. ★ SPECIAL PURCHASE ★ enclosed b o ^ , with side com- Borry’a World — Jim Borry Decorating. Interior & So: partments. Excellent for con­ in Exterior House Painting. Exterior Painting. Call 646-4879. Tree pruning, spraying, PAINTING St GENERAL tractor 7:30a.m to5:30p m., Buga Bunny — Halmdahl B Stoflwl Paperhanging