Siipittiut Hrralii Talks Start in Seclusion

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Area youths receive MOtr^alendar music scholarships Manchester Community D n In Skills: AVT Laboratory, ty services course begins. College offers this calen­ Bridge I^gic.^ 3 0 to 9:30 Hartford Road Campus, Hartford Road Campus, Open on a space-available dar of events in the interest p,m„ Hartfort Road Cam- Room 108, Sept. 11 through Room 108, Sept. 11 through basis, advance registration The Weather ^ Several youths from the Manchester daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Gor­ of the community. All the ,T„ T • n . Sept. 25 (starting dates). is necessary. For further and East Hartford area are among 28 MCC-sponsored activities Variable clo.udiness today with high ' man, Cummings Street, piano student. Brush-Up Typing Brush-Up Shorthand **Non-credit communi- information call, 646-il37. temperatures 75 to 80, around 26 Celsius. Partly | students in the general enrollment divi­ listed below are open to the Coventry —Loren Lazzerini, 13, cloudy tonight and TTiursday. Overnight lows 60 to ^ sion of the Hartford Conservatory, Hart- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. public and many are free of Siipittiut Hrralii 65; highs Thursday in the 80s. Chance of rain 20 ■ lord, who have been named as scholarship charge. For further infor­ Lazzerini, David Drive, flute student. WHERE FASHION IS A FAMILY AFFAIR percent today, 30 percent tonight and 40 percent J recipients for the coming academic year. mation, call 646-2137. j4 Family NEWSpdper Since 1881 South Windsor —Amy Champagne, 14, Thursday. Outlook: Partly cloudy Friday. Chance Ages 7 to 17, the young people were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cham­ Tuesday, Sept. 5 recognized for their outstanding talent Registration, Communi­ Home delivered copy 15 cents of showers Saturday. Fair Sunday. National ?; pagne, Scott Drive, violin student. Vol. XCVII, No. 286 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1978 weather map: page 16. and achievement. Vernon —Nicole Frasher, 9, daughter of ty Services credit and non­ Newsstand copy !?0 cents The following have been named: Mr. and Mrs. Van D. Frasher, Crestridge credit courses, 2 to 7 p.m., East Hartford —Diedre O'Gorman, 12, Drive, Suzuki violin student. Registrar’s Office, Ad­ ministration Building, Main Campus. I Saturday, Sept. 9 M ACC News f Registration, Communi­ Strikes ty Services c r^ it and non­ The Manchester Honor Court celebrates credit courses, 9 a.m. to Talks Start Hartford area who feel they need help and the completion of its fifth vear together support with a personal problem, Honor noon. Registrar’s Office, Curtail next Monday evening, Sept. 11 in the Cir­ Court also welcomes those who seek to Administration Building, cuit Court 12 courtroom in East Hartford. better understand the whole complex Main Campus. Held in the courtroom every Monday question of alcoholism in our community. Monday, Sept. 11 evening at 7:30, the sessions have had an Speakers from all over Connecticut come ’•Creative Fiber School Workshop: 9:30 to 11:30 In Seclusion average weekly attendance of some 45-50 to share their own experiences. Mrs. Wolf persons including those seeking help, a a.m., Hartford Road Cam­ CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - In an says that the people are so warm and bflCKlO By United Press International Both Sadat and Begin expressed personnel, family relations officers, fami­ pus, Room 103. atmosphere of hope, prayer and friendly that everyone who comes feels Schools in Bridgeport and optimism when they arrived at An­ ly and friends. •♦Biofeedback: 7 to 9 near-total seclusion, the principal ac­ very welcome. Norwalk, Conn, opened on revised drews Air Force Base for the' The 1977-1978 MACC Coordinator of p.m., Hartford Road Cam­ tors in the summit at Camp David helicopter ride to Camp David. pus, Room 211. schedules today with many students Volunteer Services to Honor Court, San­ Persons suffering from alcoholism may are gathered for a rendezvous crucial Begin ended his brief remarks with dra Wolf, says she feels it has been a very • ’Film Production: 7 to snatching at another day of summer for peace in the Middle East. feel very much Isolated and alienated 9 p.m.. Main Campus TV vacation and substitutes filling in for a pun in Latin on the traditional successful year, in part, because of the from the rest of society. By their presence President Anwar Sadat and Prime Vatican phrase uttered at the continuing community support Honor Studio. an estimated 2,200 striking teachers. Minister Menachem Begin arrived on and contributions of refreshments, church ••Wilderness In Norwalk, where schools opened successful conclusion of a conclave of Court has received. The coffee Alcoholics and other service groups reach out to say separate Marine helicopters Tuesday the College of Cardinals — “Habems Anonymous (A.A.) provides and the Leadership Seminar: 7 to for a half day, school officials said afternoon at the presidential retreat they care. Those groups participating in 9:30 p.m., Hartford Road tSCHOOL^lLE attendence was relatively light. In Papum’’ (we have a pope.) Begin sandwiches, and finger foods served each Honor Court express the feeling that they in the green foliage of Maryland’s Campus, Room 202. Bridgeport, attendence was so light said, ‘Let us all hope that out of this week by local church groups will be are taking much more home with them in Catoctin mountains. unique political conclave a day will supplemented tonight by a special an­ ♦♦Drama Workshop: 7 SCHOOL SAVINGS WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST! school officials planned to close 11 Both men expressed hope and op­ both learning experience and shared schools. come when the nations of the world niversary cake. fellowship. to 10 p.m., Hartford Road timism in brief arrival statements, Campus, Room 206. D&L Childrens Shops: Corbins, Avon, Bristol, Manchester Meanwhile, striking Bridgeport will say, ‘Habemus pacem, we have Honor Court provides an opportunity for but a tense cloud — Lebanon — cast a peace’.’’ More than 25 church oriented groups are •♦Horse Care and Stable teachers, who said they were ready persons who have a problem with alcohol now participating in Honor Court. Sandra shadow over the conference. Management 1: 7:30 to 9:30 to go to jail if necessary, walked Sadat said on arrival, “We come 6 to be referred through the court system, Wolf who handles all arranging and The danger in Lebanon is that con­ here at a crucial crossroads. The the Family Relations Office or by family p.m., Hartford Road Cam- ■ picket lines as they awaited a court tinuing clashes between right-wing scheduling of volunteer services praises pus. Room 207. challenge is tremendous, but we have or friends. The Honor Court program is decision that might order them back Christian militias and Arab peace­ their efforts and wishes to express to work. no choice except to accept the carried out through the cooperation of the everyone's appreciaiion of their commit­ Portable Alarm keeping troops may escalate into a challenge. We can’t afford to fail the judges of the Circuit Court, Alcoholic ment. Superior Court Judge James direct military confrontation Henebry Tuesday ordered the hopes of nations all over the world.” Anonymous, family relations officer, and Mrs. Ginger Smith of Manchester will KEWASKUM, Wis. between Syria and Israel — and In their first evening at the the church and other groups who provide (UPI) — A housewares Bridgeport school board and the affect the summit. be assuming the duties of coordinator as 1,250-member Bridgeport Education presidential retreat, there were only not only refreshments but community sup­ of next Monday. Any one interested in manufacturer has entered At the request of host President informal meetings between Carter Association to resume negotiations, port. the home security field Carter there is an almost total news and Begin and a brief exchange further information can contact the Court but postponed ruling on the board’s A representative of Family Relations with a battery-powered blackout over the talks, which could between Sadat and Carter. The of Common Please, Family Relations Of­ request for an injunction until today Office attends all court sessions seeking fice, 63 E. Center St., Manchester, or Mrs. electronic burglar alarm last as long as 10 days, including a to allow the two sides to meet. American president meets separate­ those who have a problem with alcohol. Ginger Smith, 606 Spring St., Manchester. designed to be hung from a .; v v IS three-day break for the religous holy Association President Arthur ly with Sadat this morning, and the Such a person will be approached by the Please feel welcome to join in the an­ doorknob. The manufac­ days of the three leaders over the Pechillo said the two sides had made first joint meeting of the three representative and offered the alternate niversary celebration next Monday turer says the alarm Bounding Toward School weekend. Sadat’s Islam day of leaders is expected later. opportunity of attending Honor Court for a evening. sounds when a hand or an no progress after seven hours of worship is Friday; Begin’s Jewish negotiations Tuesday night and The three parties, including stipulated number of successive Monday A reminder: Our Convalescent Horae object is placed on the out­ Youngsters bound across the street on their was not only the first day of school, but the Sabbath begins at sundown Friday agreed Henebry would probably foreign ministers and a small staff, evenings. During this period it is hoped Auxiliary will meet Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. at side door knob or connec­ way to Nathan Hale School this morning first day for Mrs. Jarvis as a school crossing and lasts until sundown Saturday; dined separately in their lodges ting lock. . issue the injunction. that the person will find the courage, sup­ Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin while Josephine “Jo” Jarvis stops traffic. It guard. (Herald photo by Pinto) Carter’s Christian day of rest and port, and motivation to continue with the Street. Come and join us! If you can’t (Startler, Regal Ware, “We’re prepared to do everything worship is Sunday. .Spc I’ iigc Twenty AA program. make it but would like to volunteer call Inc., 1675 Reigle Drive, we can to make this a very effective Open to all in the Manchester/East 646-4114. Kewaskum, Wis. 53040) strike, including going to jail,’’ he 4.97- 5.97 said. The Norwalk Federation of Survey Extended, Forestry Tabled FAMOUS MAKER Teachers, also without a contract, GIRLS’ KNIT TOPS was ordered by Judge Burton Jacob­ ByR v GREGC R P n PEARSONp p A R i s n v vevvey workpr."!workers thrniiohthrough thpthe pnH end nof f thic this “I’m gladalarf tnto hp be a partnarf n of ( if it,” ” he from fl._ the Water______and1 oSewer______Depart­r a _____ . that IIthe______projects were only supposed MY STORE FOR LEVrS son to appear in Bridgeport Superior Herald Reporter month. The program would have said. ment, have voiced a need for some to last one year. ended Friday because of the deficit Director Vivian Ferguson said that Reg. $7-$8. Turtles and cowls In Court Tliursday to show cause why he The Manchester Board of Direc­ type of forestry control work. “I don’t think this is playing fair should not issue an injunction barring problem if the board had not taken since the project has been started, it Cassano recommended a tabling of with the people of Manchester,” he s poly/cotton solids and stripes. tors ’Tuesday night took steps to ex­ such a step. should now be finished. From Little Topsy and others, sizes their walkout. tend the townwide survey through any action on the mater and said that said of the proposed job creation. The $2,292 was provided by the Support for creating the forestry 4-6x, 7-14. Although teachers’ strikes are il­ the end of this month but tabled ac­ the board should meet this week to Cassano responded that the CETA program for administrative positions was not as evident. The legal in Connecticut, the Norwalk tion to create three permanent tour the areas where the'forestry projects were contracted for one and Bridgeport unions voted ’Tuesday costs connected to the survey town administration has crew has worked. year. Mo$t only have gone for seven forestry-management positions. project. ’The money has not been to make good on a pledge last June of Both steps, which were recommended the creation of a Three directors— Betty Intagliata, months, he said. “ nd contract, no work” after spent yet. Its use to continue the forestry manager, at a salary of William Diana and Joseph Sweeney In a regional CETA development, recommended by the town ad­ project would still make the survey I 7.97- 9.97 overwhelmingly rejecting proposed ministration, are offshoots of the $11,747-$14,193, and two forestry — all said that they would be wary of many towns pressing for withdrawal E project eligible for further funding if Knows Fit Is contracts. At issue in both cities are deficit problem that developed in the maintainers, at a salary of $10,000 spending any town funds for creating from the Hartford-based program more CETA funds are available Oct. each. pBetty plea se jeans wages and the question of class sizes. Hartford office that ran the Com­ such positions. are now having second thoughts. 1, the first day of the new fiscal year. An existing 11-member CETA The strikes affect almost 2,200 prehensive Employment and Members of the public also The executive committee of the most Important AND SLACKS Zinsser opposed the step because forestry crew will be laid off Friday teachers and an estimated 37,000 Training Act (CETA) program in the expressed their opposition to the Capitol Region Council of Reg. $11-$14. A great assortment students. region. he has been opposed to the survey because of the deficit. proposal. Governments met Tuesday and dis­ of denims, brushed fabrics and Norwalk teachers called a strike since it was first proposed. The permanent positions would be John ’Tucci of 30 Castle Road said, cussed what to do while the City of to you when you ’The board voted 8-1 — Director Director Stephen Cassano sup­ ’Tuesday after rejecting a proposed Carl Zinsser was the lone opposing funded with money from the Water “This board said none of these Hartford, which supervises the poly/cottons. Choose solids or ported the project, which he called a plaids, sizes 4-6x and 7-14. three-year contract calling for salary vote — to use $2,292 to pay five sur­ and Sewer Department contingency positions would be town-funded.” program, deals with the CETA buy your Jeans, increases of 6.5 percent the first unique one. fund. Town officials, including those Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset St. said problems. P year; 6.4 percent the second and 7 The CETA program faces a $1,587 percent the third. million deficit and is being audited by A recent arbitration award gave the U.S. Labor Department. Norwalk’s 933 teachers 6.6 percent Business Tax Cuts Urged Oe suggested long-range solution increases each year for a two-year has been for the CRCOG to manage BOYS’ WOVEN contract. Teachers have said they WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chairman final day of hearings on the House- . Carter, deduct part of that value from in­ the CETA program for the 24 com- want the city to live up to the agree­ G. William Miller of the Federal passed $16,3 billion tax cutbill. Miller noted only $500 million of come. Allowing faster deductions Sce Page Ten FLANNEL SHIRTS ment. Reserve Board said today about one- The committee begins drafting its the business tax cut would be a direct would cut taxes by a greater amount Reg. $10. Comfortable, warm Following the strike vote, state in­ third of next year’s tax cuts should be own version Thursday, and is almost incentive for business investment early in the life of the asset and tervener Peter Adomeit ordered the directed toward business. That certain to expand the House-passed with the remaining $3.5 billion going therefore encourage additional such woven flannel shirts In lots of plaid union and Norwalk school board to percentage is larger than either bill that would grant a tax cut of $10.4 for general business taxrate reduc­ investment. Inside Today LeviYWomenswear combinations, sizes 8 to 18. resume negotiations at 7 p.m. in an President Carter or the House wants. billion to individuals, $4 billion to tions. The latter benefit would -not “Accelerated depreciation is a Area towns ...... 8-9 Miller also said business tax cuts business and a $1.9 billion capital The real thing. Just like our men's straight leg jeans, attempt to get teachers back to work necessarily be used for further in­ very efficient way to encourage new Business...... 16 for the first day of classes should be designed to increase gains tax reduction. except (or the fit. And do they fit! Perfectly! Can't cut vestment, he said. investment,” said Miller. “Faster Classified...... 16-18 Wednesday. capital investment, as opposed to the Chairman Russell Long and a or bind because they're made for'a woman, not a Miller did not spell out the details depreciation is directly linked to new Comics...... 19 The strike vote Tuesday in House-passed tax cut bill that would majority of panel members par­ man In com fortable 100% cotton denim. With five 7.97- 10.97 of his depreciation plan, but in capital formation since the tax East Hartford ...... 7-8. 10 pockets - even a watch pocket for your bus fare Bridgeport came only hours after cut business tax rates. He suggested ticularly want larger capital gains general, accelerated depreciation benefits only accrue to the firm after Editorial ...... talks between the 1,250-member un­ And legs so super straight, they're perfect for boots. accelerated depreciation as the best tax breaks. would allow businesses to write off the plant and equipment have been Entertainment BOYS’ VERY FAMOUS ion and school board reached an im­ ...... ^...... 14 Or any other kicking around you'd like to do spur to investment. Miller, in a letter to Javits and more rapidly the value of new plants put in place.” Family ...... passe. Danforth, suggested a tax cut of $15 ...... 22-27 Miller’s views were released by and equipment. Miller said his views on the tax Food...... 21 SLACKS AND JEANS billion to $20 billion with one-third Pechillo Tuesday called the Republican Sens. Jacob Javits of The Internal Revenue Service cuts “arise from concerns about both Manchester .... . 2-3, 5-6, 10, 28 New York and Jack Danforth of going to business. This compares Reg. $11-$14. Denims, corduroys, board’s final offer — a four-year con­ assumes that new plant and equip­ the relatively weak performance of Obituaries ...... 10 tract with a 6 percent increase each Missouri before his appearance in with about one-fourth under the brushed denims and dress-up ment loses value year by year real business investment and the re­ Sports...... 11-13 styles, too, from Farah, Wrangler year — “an insult’’ and accused the Senate Finance Committee’s House bill and the bill supported by through use, and allows business to cent high rate of inflation.” y and Billy the Kid. Sizes 4-7, 8-12 Bridgeport Mayor John Mandanici of Quality never goes out of style. reg. and slim, plus prep 27-30. negotiating in the media. Stock up! Bridgeport teachers are seeking a two-year contract with an 8 per cent increase each year, and provisions Police Pickets See Page Twenly Noisy, Spirited A noisy, spirited picket line of Wood this morning apologized t'' 2 5 % O F F Crane Mishap Town of Manchester employees residents who attended the directors 6 marched at Town Hall Tuesday night meeting and may have been dis­ in protest of recent inaction in con­ turbed by the noise. Causes Death tract negotiations. Wood said that non-union personnel About 125 employees, representing in July again were granted the 105 EAST HARTFORD- A 24-year old OUR ENTIRE STOCK! NEW FASHION all four town unions, joined in the sick ay benefit. The police union is Newington man was killed Tuesday procession, which lasted about two attempting to keep that benefit, OUTERWEAR FOR BOYS AND GIRLS! when an exhaust duct he was lifting hours. which the town would like to replace by crane at the Pratt and Whitney The picketing union members, who with what Town .Manager Robert Aircraft Group fell on the cab and were all off-duty while marching, Weiss called “a built-in incentive” crushed him. also expressed concern that the town that would eliminate abuse of sick • Reg. $26-$64 • Girls’ 4-6x, 7-14 The victim whs identified as is trying to take benefits away from leave. Steven. Palmer!, 24, of 100 Eighth St. the unions and that management and One picketer said, “I don’t think • Boys' sizes 4-7, 8-20. • Boys’ ski styles, He was pronounced dead on arrival mid-management personnel are any of the requests are unfair. We’re corduroy vests, down style Jackets at Hartford Hospital. receiving preferential treatment. just asking not to take away A Pratt and Whitney spokesman The picketing started at about 7 benefits.” said the cable snapped and the air p.m. and ended at about 9 p.m., an Another said, “If the management • Girls coats and outerwear fashionsi duct fell onto to the back cab where hour into the. Board of Directors is worth 10 percent, we’re going to go Palmeri was operating the crane. meeting. Passing motorists honked for raises, too.’’ The reference was ’The crane belonged to Capitol Crane throughout the two hours, and ap­ to a recently completed study of MY STORE FOR LEVI’S Service and police said it was owned parently a firecracker was set off management and mid-mangement by Palmeri’s father. near the end of the march. “Your Famllf LEVI Slora" positions that would provide salary ’The accident occurred at 5:43 at Gary Wood, an official of the police increases of about 10 percent for the Willgoos Turbine Laboratory union, said that the picket line was to most such personnel. along the river banks. ’The company About 125 off-duty Town of Manchester originally mandated the picketing action, has show the Board of Directors that the Weiss said that such increases for Manchester Parkade spokesman said firefighters and •WMBia pim •TS4m nia «CMB tan •THMra iNm iMu t«w MRiw run *CR iMM Mtu aCMm run em ployees picketed Town Hall before been joined on the picket line by the other unions have support. those positions is justified because of M dhr PiriMi mi TiM«| SiaL Ira iSM ltaLlnFilllfNlUIII paramedics worked for nearly 30 “We’re trying to impress on the past inequities between non-union minutes to extricate Palmari from Tuesday night’s Board of Directors meeting, three unions that represent town employees. Board of Directors to dictate policy OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 IN MANCHESTER. VERNON. BRIIIt OL. CORBINS CORNER AVON I management personnel and union the cab. The Police Department union, which (Herald photo by Pearson) rather than having flie manager set members. policy, he said. \ PAG E TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 6. 1978

MANCHESTER E V E NING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,, Sept. 6, 1978— PAG E T H R E E Legal Aid Opens Doors Manchester Public Records Flawer Show Set served as directors of Legal Services daniel if the office is closed, they Warranty deeds • By GREG PEARSON of Manchester Inc. and attended this V. Jackston to Ronald Joel Wikholih Marriage licenses Herald Reporter said. J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Curtis F and Nancy Elizabeth Wikholm, both < William I. Boone and Vivian R. morning’s opening of the office. The Town of Manchester has Glover and Elaine D. Glover, both of By Garden Clubs The legal aid office run by Legal Services of l^nchester Inc. is of Long Beach, Cal., 5-9 Hawthorne Remillard, both of Manchester, Sept. provided $5,000 in Community Tyngsboro, Mass., property on St., $115.50 conveyance tax. 16 at Community Baptist. members of the Manchester Bar the non-profit corporation formed to Development funds for the legal aid Lamplighter Drive, $67,500. Association opened today at 41 Park run the legal aid program. It will George E. Risley, Vernon, to Mary John H. Sullivan, Denver, Colo., “Times to Celebrate,” a standard flower show, will be program. Kenneth W. Reynolds and Joan S. •E. Wolff, Vernon, property on and Susan M. Piccin, 504 Hilliard St. sponsored by the East Central Council of Garden Clubs' St. refer qualified applicants for the The office space is being donated Reynolds to David H. Callahan and ’The office, located on the second program to participating attorneys. Tolland Turnpike, $2.20 conveyance Ronald J. Smith of Vernon and Sept. 16 from 1 to 7 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Church hall, by St. Mary’s Church, and the three Eulalie G. Callahan, both of Hart­ tax. 550 Hartford Turnpike (Route 30), Vernon. floor of Park Street building owned Mrs. Taylor and Laine Dyer, of the Deborah A. Craig of 31 Deimont St., attorneys involved as directors have ford, property at 50 Farm Drive, Lionel J. Martin and Theresa M. All design classes are open to members of the council by St. Mary’s Church, will be open Human Services Department, also Sept. 16 at St. Bridget Church. donated time to establishing the $80,000. Martin, both of Montville, to James three days a week and staffed by attended this morning’s opening. and the Federated Garden Clubs. There will be a novice program. Vintage Homes Inc., East Hart­ P. Quaglia and Susan C. Quaglia, class, which will be open to members and non-members Mary Lou Taylor, who has 10 years of Mrs. Taylor will run the office and Lessner also said that Peter ford, to Everl Robert Pelton and experience as a legal assistant in determine eligibility of applicants. property at 611-613 Hartford Road, who have never won an award in a standard flower show. Belliveau of Manchester donated the Pamela S. Pelton, both of Glaston­ $45,900. area law firms. Eligibility is based on net weekly in­ The horticulture division is open to all interested paint for painting the office, which bury, property at 31 Joan Circle, $75,- TTiomas N. Theriault, Bolton, to amateur gardeners. About 40 m em bers of the come, the number of children in each was done by Summer Activities in 000. y super Manchester Bar Association have household and the kinds of assets James J. Migliore, property at 32 A Advance entry registration, which is required in all Manchester (SAM) employees. • RalpIrM; Stanzidhe and Patricia H. Roll St., $54,500. heavy Buddha design classes, must be made before Sept. 11. Those in­ agreed to participate in the program, owned by the applicant. Lessner also thanked Ms. Dyer and Stanzione to Gaif M. Dailey, Certificate of attachment terested may call Mrs. Joan Lahickey of South Windsor, which will provide legal services to A $2 application fee will be BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Alan Mason, director of human ser­ Simsbury, property at 64A Am­ The W.H. England Lumber Co. general chairman of the event, 644-9224. clients who meet certain financial charged. Five and a half tons of solid gold cast vices, for their help in establishing bassador Drive, $44,700. against Norman S. Hohenthal, $2,000, A luncheon will be served by the Ladies of Sacred bonus Attorney Josiah Lessner, right, ejcplains of the program. At left is Mary Lou Taylor, guidelines. The office will be staffed Monday, into a Buddha image sits in public in the program. Charles Pearson and Anna M. property at 141 Center St., 49 Winter the operation of Manchester’s legal aid office The participating attorneys have 12:30-4:30 p.m.; and Wednesday and Bangkok’s Wat (temple) Trimit. Heart Church. Reservations may be made by calling who will staff the 41 Park St. office. Laine The legal aid office will handle Pearson to Peter A. Tognalli, proper­ St. and 30 Academy St. Mrs. Marcia Werotak, 649-4769, by Sept. 10. The show and agreed to represent clients at no Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The phone In addition to being an awesome at the office’s opening this morning. At­ Dyer of the Human Services Department is in civil matters only. Those with ty at 40 Auburn Road, $42,000. New trade names amount of pure gold in one public luncheon are open to the public. torneys Lessner, Bruce Beck, center, and ^ e rear. (Herald photo by Pearson) charge except the costs of the suit or number is 646-6677. An answering criminal matters will be referred to J.A. McCarthy Inc. to James G. specials! W. D. Lavieri, 181 Tracy Drive, Mrs. Lahickey is beingv assisted by Mrs. Arline action, such as entry or sheriff fees. service will answer calls when the of­ place, the Buddha has a mysterious the public defender’s office. Best and Rebecca B. Best, property doing business as Manchester Keathline of East Hartford, treasurer and judges; Mrs. Scott Clendaniel, not pictured, are directors Legal aid clients will be treated the fice is called. origin. Lessner, Beck and Pagano said on Lamplighter Drive, $70,885. Typewriter Co., 577 Main St. Barbara Thomas of Coventry, artistic schedule; Mrs. same as any other. Anyone with a problem that is Apparently cast at least 700 years that they felt landlord/tenant, U &R Housing Corp. to Kenneth W. Catherine F. Pouliot, 88 Frances Mildred Latawlc, of Manchester, horticulture schedule; Attorneys Josiah Lessner, Bruce believed to be urgent will be referred ago, its worth was only discovered by domestic relations problems and Reynolds and Joan S. Reynolds, Drive, and Stacie Zibel, 92 Green Miss Millicent Jones of Bolton, educational and special ...and your Worth’s Beck and Scott Clendaniel have to attorneys Lessner, Beck or Clen- the abbot of Wat Trimit when a crane financial matters will make up most property at 79 Patriot Lane, $96.20 Manor Drive, doing business as Dogs lifting the Buddha dropped it and its exhibits; Mrs. Natalie DeMars of Coventry, awards; Directors’ Subcommittee of the program’s case load. conveyance tax. & Things, 88 Frances Drive. plaster cover cracked and flaked Mp. Betty Gehris and Mrs. Emily Sumpano of South Charge Card makes Francis H. Cowan and Elizabeth Dissolution of trade name away during a rainstorm. Authorities Windsor, staging; Mrs. Hope Roberts and Mrs. Mary About Town ) Cowan to Patrick J. Clancy Jr. and W.D. Lavieri and Ann A. Lavieri, believe it was covered in plaster to Cabrey of Vernon, properties; Mrs. Mary Dimlow of It so aaayl ...... Andrea H. Clancy, property at 25 no longer doing business as protect it from Burmese invaders Manchester, entries; and Mrs. Andrew Reggetts of To Study Firehouse Use Greenwood Drive, $34,000. Manchester, publicity. ’The Ladies Aid of Zion demonstration by Kraft Manchester ’Typewriter Co. several centuries ago. ( Nicholas R. Jackston and Phyllis By GREG PEARSON Ferguson accused the Democrats of Diana wondered whether the areas in Evangelical Lutheran Kozy Comer on making a Freedom of Information violation Church will meet tonight at chenille flowers. Members Herald Reporter question could be serviced by other when they caucused last 'Week with town fire stations. He also said that 7:30 at the church. After are asked to bring activity The Manchester Board of Direc­ Town Counsel David Barry. She said continuation of town bonding for the the meeting, there will be a kit items and mite boxes. tors Tuesday night voted not to apply that she felt a decision was made at Buckland firehouse would be a viola­ New for Fall '' for a reargument of the Buckland that caucus not to reargue the case, tion of the town charter because the SALE TODAY THRU I fire jurisdiction case. but she had no proof. (Such a decision firehouse is no longer in the town’s Leon Levin’s The board also authorized a sub­ has to be made by the entire board as authorized area. SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th S committee of directors from the it was last night.) Penny responded by saying that the nmnow mow Grandfather Shirt ! eVS/pharmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED B town and the Eighth Utilities District Stephen Penny, chairman of the Buckland station is an integral part Clothes by to handle all questions about fire board, responded, "I think if you feel of fire service in the area. 1 2 9 9 coverage and use of the Buckland there was a violation, you should file The third Republican director, firehouse. a complaint. You have no proof Carl Zinsser, said that the Casual Corner Tuesday night’s action came because there was no violation. It’s Democratic members of the Board of I 55th This Week’s Super Specials! reg. *17 following last week’s decision by tbe as simple as that.” Directors voted for the firehouse. DISTRICT •Mandarin neck state Supreme Court that the Eighth Penny again said that a proposal by ’That party now should be responsible M E 7:00 DEMOCRAT DDDR PIIZES District has the authority to fight Mrs. Ferguson to sell the Buckland for solving the problem of future use •Long sleeves fires in Buckland. firehouse to the Eighth District is of the firehouse. (The six present Save $4 on jr. The Town had said that it held that premature. The Buckland station Democratic directors were not ser­ SISI REHESHinEnTS •Drape shdiilder fashion pants authority and had built a firehouse in services many apartments commer­ RIGHT GUARD HEAD& i ~ in Visa* poly- ving when the vote on the firehouse Buckland, which opened about two cial buildings and schools on a first- was taken.) H U B STYLES SV 3RD SIDIEnSIOn •Slit sides G ltU t SPRAY Bster gabardine. years ago. The Buckland matter, call basis, he said. "I am confident that this board — a »20 SHOULDERS New tie belt particularly the firehouse construc­ TTiese residents and businessmen board that turned a $1 million deficit SF DISnCHESTER •60% cotton, 40% polyester knit jersey DEODORANT SHAMPOO style. 4 colors. tion, has been a bitter issue in recent pay the same amount of fire taxes as into a $250,000 surplus — can, with Regular Sizes 5-13. years. other residents. Penny said. •11 ounce lotion YOUR your help, solve this problem,” Pen­ •Colors, brown, navy, cadet blue, beige, white. 10 ounce • 7 ounce lube CHOICE the junior place. Some of that bitterness again sur­ T hey are entitled to the same ny said. *Vlei. Sept 6. Fiano's Restaurant faced Tuesday as the directors dis­ quality of fire protection as any other (Bolton! Vernon) Th< Familv Penny said that in the past the •Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Drodorani cussed the next step to take. residents of Manchester,’ he said. public safety has sometimes been * Thurs. Sept 7, Marlborough Tavern Assorted Flavors Republican Director Vivian Republican Director William subordinated by legal or political ' ounce bag (Hebron&Marlborough) Our Regular 2.19 questions. He and the other eight Our Regular 2.37 ea. Our Regular 43* ea. directors supported having the six- ^ Fri. Sept 8, Yeomans Hall Columbia Manchester Police Report member subcommittee discuss the TWEED’S matter. Columbia & Andover) SPECIALTY SHOP James W. Havens. 31. of 689 Mam of registration plates Tuesday after­ John FitzPatrick, one of the three 773 Main St., Manchester St. was arrested on a reckless driving noon. Court date is Sept. 19. Town directors on the subcommittee, Open Thursday Nights 'til 9:00 charge Tuesday night and additional The spillage of an animal by­ said, “This committee can sit down • CVS charges resulted from that arrest. product (fat) at the intersection of free of rhetoric and name-calling and M a ts ik a s Free Parking Barnes-Hind Police said Havens’ car was consider one thing — the safety of the ASPIRIN North Main and Main streets Front and Rear of Store ’ Wetting BARNES-HIND 2 8 ® ® , . people of Manchester.” DOWNY 7 observed by two off-duty police of­ ’Tuesday afternoon resulted in at STATE REPRESEHTSTISE Solution reg. $4bl ficers speeding north on Main Street least one accident and caused several Mrs. Ferguson at first said that she For lijrJ WETTING FABRIC and onto Center Street about 9:25 opposed the subcommittee handling umljitlunH''' cars to spin round, police said. One SOLUTION 100 count p.m. He went through two red lights, car ran into a utility pole, but no in­ the issue. For Contact Lenses SOFTENER and passed a car on the right and juries resulted. “I think it is far too important to go 2 ounce aspinn several cars in a no passing zone, ’The driver of the truck from which to a subcommittee,” she said, but tablets 7 ounce police said. He was stopped by the of­ the animal fat spilled was charged later agreed to support the proposal. ficers at Center and Broad streets. A with failure to secure a load. He was The board unanimously approved IF YOU MISS large club with a nail and a weighted Louis F. Robushi, 36, of Springdale. the town counsel’s recommendation club were also removed from the Tlie truck was owned by the Herman not to file for reargument in the case. Our Regular 2.19 car. Issacs, Inc. of Bridgeport and the Several members of the public COMPARE TO Our Regular 1,09 Havens was also charged with delivery was being made to spoke on the firehouse issue and BAYER ASPIRIN lOO'S at 1.19 breach of peace when he created a offered differing opinions. THESE N EW SINGER Farmer’s Cooperative Association. disturbance while being arrested on Michael Barahman, 16, of 225 Arnold Kleinschmidt of 73C Am­ the traffic violation. While in the Tolland St., East Hartford, was bassador Drive said that the town . 0 25" WILKINSON police lock-up during the night, he charged with third-degree burglary should not sell the firehouse. BAYER SWORD broke his bed and started a blanket on a warrant. He wasreleased on a “ I t’s about time we started CONFIDENCE CHILDREN’S on fire, police said, which resulted in thinking about the Town of DISPOSABLE STYLE GLASS PLUS Save $11 on Jr. 41,(KX) non-surety bond for court Sept. ASPIRIN RAZOR HAIR SPRAY GLASS, APPLIANCE & charges of reckless burning and 18. Manchester and not just a small sec­ Orange Flavored CABINET CLEANER suede and third-degree criminal mischief. He Floyd A. Anderson, 48, of Enfield tion,” he said. All Types 36 count 13 ounce 32 ounce acrylic knit was to be presented in court todayon was charged with evading respon­ Vincent Kelly of 34 S. Adams St. SEWING COURSES^ sweater Jackata. the charges. sibility in connection with an acci­ called the firehouse a “white Theodore C. Trudon, 21, of 11 Brown, dent last Friday at Burnham Street. elephant” and compared it to rsimmon. Richard Road was charg^ with A car hit a utility pole and the driver building a garage on someone else’s ? failure to obey a stop sign and misuse property. Our Regular 25‘ ea Our Regular 1 07 GIS S -M -L, left the scene. Court date is Sept. 19. YOU'LL HAVE ___ J # Our Regular 129 the Junior place. 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Congress Approaches Its Most Treacherous Season Board Approves Waiver Pinochle Pinochle Club tournament AUg. 31 at the » ’ Senior Citizens Center are Irene By STEVE GERSTEL work. which will, almost certainly, have no the final adjournment of the 95th Few have forgotten the session­ Petersen, Bazyl Ugolik and Ann Morell, The temptation to do as much as Manchester 583, Gladys Seelert, 582, Herb Laguere, 637 each, and Katherine Duell, 621, Congress. ending furor of a few years ago when WASHINGTON /UPI) - As As a result, legislation which effect. quickly as possible is understandable ’Top scorers in the Manchester Senior 578, Caroline Frederick^n, 572, Robert Top scorers in the club’s Aug. 29 game the Senate found itself embroiled in summer rambles into fall, Congress would, during a more leisurely “Get ready,” Proxmire said last but not neccessarlly laudable. It is also understandable that For Water Line Repairs Citizens PinochIe.Group game Aug. 31 at Scubert, 561, Ann DelSignore, 559, and are Gertrude Edwards, 726, John Frey, some seven filibusters, threatened approaches its most treacherous period, receive the utmost scrutiny'is week, “for the bite from three pre- Many of the bills still waiting to be Senate leaders turn their back at this the Army & Navy Club are Ann Fisher, Kitty Byrnes, 556. 717, Mary Fetko, 714, Mary St. Louis, 68l! 618, Jennie Lynch, 593, John Gaily, 592 season. rushed to passage — some time with Thanksgiving turkeys, specially gar­ called up for action have been in the time of the year on any measure talktathons and even personal The Manchester Board of Direc­ Vernon Bert Edwards, 678, Les Denley, 660, Eric much as 100,000 gallons of water per probably will do most of the repair Olive Houghtaling, 584, Betty Daniel , only a handful of senators knowing nished by Congress and scheduled for works for two years. which carries even the taint of a vendenttas that stalled legislation. Anderson, 655, and Genevieve Ward, 649. Although the time of the year coin­ tors has approved a bid waiver for day, Town Manager Robert Weiss work itself. Winners in the Vernon Senior Citizens its content. stuffing after the Labor Day recess.” possible filibuster. It was a brief time when the late repair work to the wooden water line cides just about exactly with the They may be the products of said. ’Thus, the town asked for the bid hurricane period, it is not the high Sen. James Allen, D-Ala., the master from Buckingham Reservoir waiver to begin repairs without going Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer Other bills — perhaps worthy of countless days of hearings, hours and No matter how Senate Democratic winds and towering waves that pose Although Proxmire singled out of the Senate rules, also became its through the normal bidding process, administrator, said that the town in­ consideration — are dumped because hours of drafting and perhaps, even, the danger. only the water resources bill, the Leader Robert Byrd may feel per­ leader, in fact if not in name. Nothing The waiver permits the town to which takes at least a few weeks to formally has asked several firms for they would take too much time. passage in the Senate or ^ e House sonally, the chances are he will be moved through without his approval. spend up to $20,000 for repairs to the Rather, it is the potential — shared public works bill and the compromise complete. prices for materials. The prices vary Register Now for the Fall Term And then there is the session­ but not the other. hesistant to call up such a bill — the Some of the same could be in the line without seekipg competitive Weiss said that work will begin on but so do the estimates on delivery by hurricanes — for devastation, natural gas pricing bill, he conceded ending “Christmas Tree” bill, most If they don’t make it in those time extension for ratification of the offing as Congress gets more and bids. the project as soon as materials time, he said. Thus, the town will damage and destruction. that there will be more. usually a tax measure adorned with closing days when the business hours Equal Rights Amendment — unless more eager to go home as the elec­ The line has had a serious leak for arrive. About 500 feet of the line will decide now which estimate will be As a Congress moves into its final Richard J, Risley all sorts of goodies, some of them for “Every year, many bad pieces of lengthen late into the night, then the sponsors can show him a list of 60 almost two weeks and is losing as have to be repaired, and the town cheapest and quickest. weeks before adjournment, a frenzy tions nears. the most special of special interests. legislation are rushed through to entire process has to be repeated senators willing to vote to cut off of activity overcomes the leaders An old Senate hand. Sen. William final passage in the closing days of a beginning next year. debate. The alernative — repugnant to and the rank-and-file as they seek to Dance Studios Proxmire, D-Wis., has issued a war- congressional session,” Proxmire Every piece of legislation — save At this time of the year, even a almost all — is a “lame duck” ses­ put the final touches on two years of Main St., Rt. 31, Coventry f t . ni'’," to taxpayers and consumers said. treaties — falls when the gavels rap week is precious. sion after the elections. , (Next to the 1st. Congregational Church) Burglars Steal Jewelry A profeiiional approach to Dance Education for GirU and Bovs • Spectaluing in Dance Education for over 20 yean." l® anrl)ratFr O p e n Fo ru m Burglaries reported to Manchester A burglaiy was reported at the Saturday. Classes Resume Week of Sept. 18th Hrrali Police over the Labor Day weekend Eighth Utilities District garage at ’The sun roof for a car which had Manchester — A City of Village Charm included one at a Center Street apart­ 357 Hilliard St., but nothing was been left for repairs at a Broad Graded Classes for Bo^s & Girls Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ment from which a necklace and a reported missing Saturday noon. Street auto shop was stolen. Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation brooch, valued at $400 each and Manchester Police reported fin­ A tool box and a tape recorder Member. United Press International Tap *^allct * Toe * Jazz Dispute another antique necklace of undeter­ ding two golf carts that had been were stolen from a car which was Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, mined value had been stolen. Some Manchester, Conn. 06040, Telephone (203) 643-2711. stolen Friday night in Bolton at a parked in a garage on Tracy Drive Acrobatics and Gymnastics Floor Work I change was also taken during the cabin on Coop Saw Mill Road. ’Three after the garage was broken into > All elasseB laughi by Mr. Risley Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher burglary which occurred sometime cars, valued at $1,500 each were Monday. L” Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Divisive Special Emphasis on ' All assistants are qualified adult between Aug. 31 and Monday, polie stolen from Golf Car Rental Service, teachers. Special Pre-School Opinion To the editor: said. Rt. 85, Bolton. ’The two which were Dance for Boys Over $200 was reported missing YMCA To Hold Classes Pre Ballet At last the decision on Buckland recovered had been dismantled and Boys Tap, Jazz and ' Beautiful, equipped studio to from the Full of Baloney shop at 415 all components of value had been **Kinder-dance/' a program has come through in favor of the 8th Book Discussion Acrobatics Classes - encourage your child's learn­ designed for 3-4 year olds Is a com­ Main St. Saturday morning when the taken, police said. The third car has ing. Concorde and Red Ink Utilities District and the residents of As well as openings in Co-ed classes. A . bination of dance skills, total owner opened the store. not been located. Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA will few scholarships.are available for Male * are graded to Age and When the fight was on to gain Buckland, and life can assume a movement, basic motor skills and operating expenses, but A house on Lyness Street was Motor vehicles reported stolen sponsor a book discussion series star­ BalletRallpt students.ctiiHonic Abilitv.Ability. tumbling, combined to stimulate a New York route for the recovering the $2.1 billion in­ degree of normalcy once again. ’The reported ransack^ Sunday. A small over the weekend included a 1971 ting Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 10 a.m. at Disco • Strong emphasis on Dance interest, imaginations and to make dispute has been a long and costly amount of money was taken. Technique. supersonic Concorde, one of volvement in getting the plane Ford Torino from 461 Main St. It was the Y, 78 N. Main St., Manchester. A 6 week course in Disco is available dancing fun for the young student. one on both sides and we are glad to Some hamburgers, hot dogs, later recovered in Glastonbury. The first selection is “You Can't the stronger arguments by the starting October 1st for High School About the teacher into the air. see it end. cigarettes and cigars were reported A GMC pickup truck and a 1974 Go Home Again" by Thomas Wolf, and Adult Students. (Limited plane’s British-French backers With this kind of loss Disputes like this are unfortunate stolen from a food stand on Line Chevrolet were stolen at separate along with a selection of the reader’s Enrollment) Member: Dance Teachers Club of Conn., Inc., D.M.A. of N.Y. City, Dance Musters of was that it couldn’t break even experience, the Concorde’s because they are divisive, pitting Street Saturday afternoon. Police times in front of the UA Theatre: choice read during the summer. All Adult Classes said a door had been broken and East. members of the community are in­ America, Inc., Member of Board of Direc­ without a .North American con­ friend against friend and relative tors of Dance Teachers Club of Conn., Inc. , future remains in doubt. The phone wires cut in the process of the A motorcycle was stolen from the vited to participate in the series. Tap - Jazz - Ballet against relative. Mr.^ Risley studied professionally in nection. Critics answered that chairman of British Airways burglary. porch of a Sycamore Lane resident Lucille Meierfeld is discussion The officers of the District N.Y. City this summer with Jerry Ames. the plane couldn’t operate in leader. Baby-sitting is available. acknowledged at a news con­ accepted the decision with dignity; He attended the national convention of the black with the connection. The discussion group meets every Student Accomplishments D.M.of A. in San Francisco, their regional ference that “we feel it is un­ there was no horn blowing or par­ Scoll Burrell • Sr. Mr. Dance of Conn. - The critics were right. three weeks on Tuesday monrings at convention in Rochester and their local in likely that the Concorde will tying and had it gone the other way it Second Church To Register Firnl Place 1977 — Sr. Mr. Dance of NY N.Y. City where he studied under some of the YWCA. More information may be (Jty • First Place. British Airways has released ever make a profit on normal would have been accepted as the obtained by calling the YWCA office, the world's leading artists. its annual report for the year Lisa While • Jr. .Miss Dunce of Conn. • 5 Mr. Risley is u former student, graduate accounting principles.’’ final decision of the highest court in For Church School in Fall 647-1437, or Georgette Kiecolt, 643- Place . J978 ended March 31, and it shows Connecticut with equal dignity. 6539. , and assistant of the June K, Jaye Dance ’The Christian education depart­ requiring the signature of an adult. Jim Wilson • Jr. Mr, Dance of (>onn. ■ Studio ■ formerly of Coventry and the Concorde’s scheduled Mr. Weiss and Mr. Cummings have ment of Second Congregational During this period, teachers will be 3rd Place - 1978 Manchester. It is possible that a second How to Make A Genius Mark LeBrand • Jr. .Mr. Dance of Conn. much to answer to the taxpayers of Church will have registration- flights lost $32.6 million. The generation of supersonic available in their classrooms for con­ Now You Know 5lh Place - 1978 A New Tap and Jazz Company By LEE RODERICK Manchester, not only for the initial orientation program for ail church sultation and introductions, and there Now Forming — line managed to produce an planes, benefiting from the world^s greatest geniuses, is es­ hands and knees, he will later have Violin virtuoso Niccolo Paganini, The Herald's timated to have had an IQ of about cost of the firehouse in Buckland school students this fall. will be orientation personnel in the through constant practice of almost overall profit of $34.5 million, construction and operating difficulty doing things controlled by (Cummings Folly) but also for the Parents and students have been Washington Correspondent 170,” Doman said. We have children C h ild ren ’s L ib rary . A second impossible violin techniques, but it is obvious the Concorde other parts of the brain, such as maintenance, the maning 24 hours a asked to come to the church’s registration, only, will be conducted experience of the Concorde, WASHINGTON — Linus Pauling, in our programs with IQs of 200 to developed a hand span measuring 18 reading.” Fellowship Hall Sunday between 9 the following Sunday, Sept. 17, at 9 provided considerable drag. could come closer to the break­ the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, 300.” day, seven days a week with salaried inches and frequently played with For children experiencing learning and 10 a.m., in order to complete a.m., and Church School classes will The French also are losing has just finished speaking recently to personnel and now the question of frayed strings, hoping one or more even point. But with the next The Institutes are world- or coordination difficulties — even what will be more comprehensive begin at 10. Grade levels will include NASA officials at Moffett Air Force what to do with it. might break so he could display his Students of Mr. Risley compete anually money on Concorde generation appears to be very renoewned for their pioneering work teen-agers and beyond — the registration forms this year. infants through senior high students. with the Dance Teachers Club of Conn, an­ Base in California. He was followed With taxes as high as they are it is ability to play on those that were left. operations. The problem is not in treating the brain-injured. In re­ nual Dance Pageant each spring. distant. Institutes suggests they literally try a frightful waste of money not to be Audition Information Available by a young man playing a violin solo cent years they have also turned creeping around the room, say for a Richard J. RIalay - Artlatic DIractor Midway through the solo, the young their attention on developing the able to use the equipment and per­ Other Editors Say half hour a each day. Sounds daffy — Dancar ■ Taachar - Choraographar man suddenly waved his accom­ sonnel except on a very limited basis, potential of well children. And the but it works. And the Institutes urges 21it Taachlng Saaaon panist to a halt, announcing his violin traveling through the District on results have been spectacular. parents to allow their children Rtgistor Now was out of tune. After tuning it, he each call. Celebrating 20th Anniversary of A Clever Scheme Intelligence is |pamed and not in­ maximum freedom on the floor, in Dance Instruction. Tel. 742-6886 - 742-9766 proceeded through his solo — picking When assessing blame it should be herited, Doman is convinced. The loosefitting clothing, rather than Some Simbury town officials terms of the high cost of up precisely on the note he had remembered that the Democrats on or 742-8171 at any time children enrolled in the Institutes’ keep them immobile in playpens, believe they’ve come up with housing, especially for young stopped on. The young man is four the Town Board of Directors, i with 881 Main Street Or Raglittr at tha Studio thru Sapt. program, called the Evan ’Thomas 14, FrI., Sapt. 15 from 2-7 p.m., Sat. years old. walkers, or other devices. the exception of Mayor Penny, were what could be a rather clever families, it comes across as Institute, are different from most Sapt. 18 from 1C a.m. - 2 p.m. Other tips from the time of birth not on the board when this firehouse MANCHESTER scheme to generate money for unfair. As schools get under way across other children not because they were on: communicate clearly to the child was approved so they cannot be held Home purchasing costs right the country, and parents fret over bom brighter — they weren’t — but the creation and upkeep of in- in full sentences; don’t use “ baby accountable. what their children will learn or fail because their parents have, since town recreation areas. now are high enough to place talk”; give your baby a variety of Cummings’ Committee of One to learn — in them, this accomplished birth intensively stimulated their Sal* today thr* Saturday, Sept. 9 I The idea — which may be of the dream of owning one’s own scents to smell and flavors to taste; Manchester has filed a lawsuit DISCOUNT CENTERS youngster symbolizes what parents five senses: hearing, seeing feeling give your baby handsized, colorful dubious constitutionality in home well beyond the grasp of can do at home to give their children tasting and smelling naming all the directors of the 8th NEALTH & BEAUTY NEEDS We reserve the right to limit quantities Connecticut — is to slap a one­ many young families whose objects to reach for; take the baby Utilities District, members of the an intellectual headstart in life. He is “The mother is the key to into a darkened room frequently time “bedroom tax” on new counterparts merely a decade a product of a program developed by developing a child,” says Doman, STEAL Committee against con­ How a Jet Works during the day, then turn the light on solidation and the Board of Directors FILLER PAPER homeowners, up to $500 depen­ ago were able to make that the Institutes for the Achievement of whose programs are primarily and off several times. Human Potential, Philadelphia, for geared to teaching mothers how to of the Town of Manchester to try to 1 I K " X I A jet engine is a machine that ding upon the numbers of dream come true. Children should also be exposed to force them to form a Committee for The air races through a series of bedrooms the new home has. Housing in suburbs like children born with “average” minds, work with their own children. Brain a great number of facts, which can I N COUNT makes air move faster. To under­ turbines that are Joined to the com­ “The brain of a newborn child is development is a dynamic process, Consolidation. This is another of his stand how it works, think of an Proponents of the bedroom tax Simsbury, minus the proposed be presented as both pictures and schemes and is another divisive act pressor disks with a shaft. The spin­ like an empty computer,” says although the child’s first six years large-lettered words starting at electric fan inside a tube: ning turbines drive the compres­ claim it has worked bedroom tax, presently is Institutes director Glenn J. Doman, are especially crucial, since that is when the district is content with the birth. Finally, they can be taught to status quo. sors, to keep the engine running. successfully in other states, almost unattainable by who probably knows as much about when the brain achieves almost all of 4 - read by the ripe old age of 2 or 3. Cummings said that he was laying 33 This process consumes more than how the brain functions as anyone in its physical growth as well as its and, if legal and viable in youthful families of moderate Doman’s book “How To Teach Your half of the available energy. the world. If a parent starts early basic capacity to learn, his political future on the line in the Simsbury, might catch on means; the ones who will in­ Baby to Read” (Random House) Buckland deal. We hope he means it NOTEBOOK The air continues to expand in elsewhere in Connecticut. deed make the most use of enough and stimulates his or her Doman and his staff have dis- tells how. COIL BOUND the tail pipe, and finally exhausts baby properly, most children could covered a distinct order in which the because nothing would be better for Clever? Yes. But recreational facilities. But the Do all this and your only problem the town. out of the engine as a low-pressure, be geniuses. brain progresses from one function 7 1 C T- will be how to get Sammy and Evelyn W. Gregan high-velocity stream that produces reasonable? Well, that’s purpose, as stated, was not to Surely, you say, he doesn’t mean to another. “If a child doesn’t have Samantha back into the “boring” 53 Schaller Road, The fan pulls air into one end of forward thrust. another story. use the proposed tax plan to that literally. Want to bet? substantial experiences of crawling public school classroom each fall. Manchester This type of engine is called a As a means of correcting a further exclude Simsbury from “ Leonard Da Vinci, one of the on the stomach or creeping on his the tube, then blows it out — at high speed — through the other end. turbojet. A variation of the basic so-called imbalance which these families. 8C00P8 lyDon^Snayd Making air move faster in this design is the turbofan . . . the kind allows newcomers to town to One hopes, if Simsbury M tonnimrs n rm m . t m r tm [ A lm a n a c way creates a pushing force called of engine used on nearly all recently have use of facilities others succeeds in adopting a built commercial and military Jet 9m m sm m k mi om rot m To o m D IALSO AP "GRO" thrust. Thrust is what propels a Jet have paid for, perhaps the bedroom tax, the clever idea By United Press Inlernational aircraft through the sky. aircraft. SMom. fi/T / m im mr SOZ BATH SIZE POniNGSOIL The core of a turbofan engine is proposal may have some logic. won’t run rampant through .the / Today is Wednesday, Sept. 6, the A real Jet engine uses heat — not In broader terms, however, it MAPI A 'm ' V 249th day of 1978 with 116 to follow. 4 BAR PACK 7 LB BAG an electric fan — to speed up the much the same as a turbojet. But to rest of the state without a con­ this core is added an upfront fan, a comes across as simply oppor­ otm m ’The moon is approaching its first mass of air that flows through it. siderable number of second quarter. second set of turbines, and a sec­ tunistic, and in the specific w o rn . But the principle is much the same. thoughts by municipal leaders. The morning stars are Mercury, The heat is produced by burning ond drive shaft: —New Britain Herald Jupiter and Saturn. kerosene-like fuel inside the engine. "nie evening stars are Mars and 39 This simplified cross-section of an Venus. engine shows what happens: Th oug ht Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. GLAD Balance American social worker Jane Ad- SANDWICH BAGS BAN son, “has always been and ever will dams was bom Sept. 6, 1860. There is a many-sidedness to the be the concern of the Church,” BONUS BOX OF 171 ROLL-ON 1H0Z ^ lUL life and teachings of Christ. His This statement is a repetition of y C r t ^ ideals and values offer a fullness to REG OR UNSCENTFO the essence and heart of the Gospel The fan stage blows part of the life, an abundance, that gives joy and of Jesus Christ. That is, whatever Few Gains for Women in Politics intake air around the core, and zest to living. directly into the exhaust stream. affects human welfare— Jesus spent By MARTHA ANGLE heavily favored to win the special Boston school board member, could Not all Christians have found this. One of the hottest Senate races of Turbofan engines are more fuel his life on this point — whatever and ROBERT WALTERS election to fill out the remaining two have a shot if she should win the Many have stressed one teaching and the year, the Maine contest between Up front, a series of fan-like efficient than turbojets, and they helps people, human personality, is years of his term. crowded Democratic primary for the omitted or neglected others. Like a incumbent Democrat William compressor stages draw air into the are quieter. good, and whatever injures or hurts WASHINGTON (NEA) - Despite ★ ★ ★ Senate seat now held by Republican diamond with one facet ground too Hathaway and GOP Rep. wjuiam engine, then compress it to many human life and its possibilities for the increasing sophi.stication and In Kansas, 45-year-old Nancy Lan- Edward Brooke. United Technologies’ Pratt & large, many Christians have been Cohen, could be muddied by the times atmospheric pressure. happiness is evil. skill of organized groups promoting don Kassebaum, daughter of 1936 In the House, however, three of the Whitney Aircraft Group is the extremists, as the history of presence of three “independent” Near the middle of the engine are Ronald Parker, women in politics, 1978 is shaping up GOP presidential candidate Alf Lan- 18 women now serving are either world’s leading manufacturer of Christianity amply testifies. candidates on the ballot. the combustors, or burners. Here, First Counselor as a mixed year at best for women don, has at least a fighting chance to retiring or running for other office turbojet and turbofan engines. But Jesus would have us fulfill the At first it looked as though Manchester Ward Bishopric seeking election to Congress. defeat Democrat Bill Roy in the and two others. Reps. Helen Meyner, fuel burns in the compressed air, More than 30,000 people across purpose of our lives by giving atten­ Hathaway would benefit from the The bright spot is the likelihood November Senate election, even D-N.J., and Martha Keys, D-Kan., raising the air’s temperature to up­ Connecticut help put them togeth­ tion to all the facets of our being. He confusion, since conservative Hayes that Maryon Allen, the widow of Sen. though he has a sizeable headstart in have tough races. wards of 1,700 degrees, Fahrenheit. er. Our engines represent a signifi­ recognized the many sides of life and Gahagan was considered likely to Jam es Allen, 0-Ala., will become the campaigning and fund-raising. ★ ★ ★ The high-temperature, high- cant share of the products manu­ the danger of giving attention to one (taw right-wing votes away from first woman She defeated eight other can­ A half dozen other women — three pressure air contains an enormous factured in our state. while neglecting the other. liberal Republican Cohen. But now elected to the didates to win the GOP Senate Democrats and three Republicans — amount of energy . . . energy that That’s why we thought you’d like The Latter-day Saints have a well- an erstwhile Democratic perennial Senate in her own nomination, and is regarded as a have already won House nominations can be put to work by allowing the to know how they work. balanced religion in belief and prac­ 25 years ago candidatq Plato Truman, has joined right since serious contender by political in California, Maine, Indiana, Rhode GEUWL air to expand. tice. ’The values of health, friends, Victor Morelli is named new the fray and may pull an equivalent MAYBELUK Margaret Chase experts of both parties. Island and New York but none is a UOOID knowledge, beauty and worship are manager of State Theater. number of Democratic votes from FRjENCOLORS Smith of Maine ★ ★ ★ shoo-in for November. M irN C B ttO Z not neglected. Nor is one value 10 years ago Hathaway; UP8TICKS left office six A third woman Senate nominee. Women could easily wind up with stressed out of all proportion to the Town Manager Robert Weiss tells years ago. Democrat Jane Eskind of Tennessee, fewer House seats than they now fimiTED others. Board of Directors there is no need to The third independent is a fohner TECHNO Mrs. Allen, who has little hope of beating Senate hold, and have little chance of “ Whatever affects human borrow in order to meet Sewer was appointed to the Senate upon her GOP fundraiser with a grudge Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky, Aircraft • Hamilton Standard Department expenses. Minority Leader Howard H. Baker making more than a one or two-seat welfare.” said Elder Ezra Taft Ben­ husband’s death earlier this year, is against Cohen, and is not likely to be Pdwer Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • Uiiited Technologies Research Center Jr. Kathleen Sullivan Alioto, a gain. a factor. PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,, Sept. 6, 1978 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 6, 1978 — PAGE SEVEN I Green School for Center Backed A group of Manchester residents attended More Students, Pay Rules Cause School Deficit Society for Savings, the owner of the Bill Pagani — did question’ the cost of two Tuesday night’s meeting of the Board of Manchester West subdivision, said that the items — a remedial reading program and the By CHRIS BLAKE concerned atout the special educa­ “This is where it r^ 'te s to the get this kind of- rg^ction, the board Directors to support use of the Green School problem will be corrected. He said that the placed in special education in August “ My own feeling is that we as a Senior Citizens Center. town’s transportation service to the elderly Herald R eporter tion program. typical student. We would have to cut- will have to do soi^thing drastic. and 16 more will be placed by the end matter should not interfere with road accep­ and handicapped. He said board members were so Please understand me. We have no acknowledge that there is a serious Irene Bissett, a member of the search com­ tance. EAST HARTFORD — The special maintenance, programs, administra­ of September. These 66 additional problem,” Dagon said, “I also hope mittee for a new center site, spoke in favor of Director Stephen Cassano defended the cost education account has a projected concerned that they made special tion — anything that relates to the choice. This is a state mandated students would represent a $113,000 Society for Savings has taken many steps program.” loss. you will acknowledge that you agree using the school building, which will not be of the transportation. He said that the town’s $224,000 deficit' because of high education the largest line item in­ typical kid, who usually gets hurt in that we don’t have the money right including some it is not obligated to do, to im­ share is $300 per week for the service, which is crease, in terms of percentage. used this year for educational purposes prove the area, he said. enrollment and the state financing this kind of situation,” he said. He then explained the reason the He said the rest of the loss can be now. because of a reduction in the number of used by about 300 riders per week. method for the program, Lawrence Special education received $163,000 The school department’s budget is board underestimated the expense of attributed to anticipated enrollment The directors also received communications in 1977-78 and was budgeted $248,821 students. from the following people: DelPonte, Board of Education chair­ already so tight that the electric and the program. More parents became during the school year and “We’re going to have to take a hard She spoke near the end of the board’s 3%- man, told the Town Council Tuesday for 1978-79. This is a 53 percent in­ gas accounts must survive with a 3 aware of the program and decided to placements made by the school’s look at where the money is. • Several restaurant owners who again crease, he said. hour meeting. When she finished, Stephen night. percent budget decrease over last take advantage of it than the board placement team. Everyone’s going to have to squeeze complained about a proposed food service or­ “The truth of the matter,” he said had expected, he said. Penny, chairman of the board, asked for a dinance for licensing restaurants. Office Tower Planned DelPonte.came to the council to in­ year, he said. He said the school department es­ some bucks," Dagon said, show of hands from others who had come to form the town of the deficit and to gravely, “is that we didn’t even come He said school officials hope to In addition, teachers and special timates 23 more students will enter DelPonte reminded the council • A resident of Briarwood Drive who op­ close to what it would cost.” education specialists identified more voice support for the Green School site. About posed a proposed detention basin in the area. HARTFORD (UPI) — The city skyline will seek advice and financial help. generate some surplus funds through the program during the school year. that there must be cooperation 20 others raised their hands. Town Council Chairman George He said the deficit ($224,000) could diligence, but the council must students than the board thought they The state reimburses the town for because the problem is not going to • A person who complained about a contrac­ be enlarged with the completion in August 1980 possibly come out of the town’s would for the program. Eugene Sierakowski, a resident of tor who erroneously knocked down trees nea/ of a tan glass office building poised on pillars Dagon told school officials to look realize the school department cannot 55 to 65 percent of the program the go away next year. Strawberry Lane, expressed concern about within their own budget for possible budget and the town would be reim­ offset the entire special education Also, the state Department of next year, but “the problem is when property owned by Charles Boggini. Town 70 feet above the roof of a municipal garage bursed. loam that had been used in his yard and others across from the Civic Center. savings and come back to the council deficit. Youth Services placed several it is funded, not how.” After the meeting, Dagon said he is No Crossing Guard Needed Manager Robert Weiss said that the contrac­ State financing methods call for children in the program. These in the area. He said that the loam had ground­ tor, doing work near the town landfill, knocked Developer David T. Chase revealed his with more information on the deficit. "I hope we can leave here this Councilman Richard Torpey asked concerned about the state financing Crossing guards are no longer necessary for these high school the school department to foot the en­ evening with some kind of assurance children then became the board’s up glass in it. down some of the wrong trees and will be plans for the Church Street garage complex Dagon said the council is aware DelPonte if he could provide more in­ methods and the failure of the tire bill for the fiscal year with the that if we were to come back in responsibility, he said. students who now park their own cars in the student parking lot at Letters also were received from other responsible for correcting the error. Tuesday. ’The futuristic design, permitting an there is a serious problem and it does formation on the deficit and Dagon Legislature to track some of the state reimbursing the town the January or February with figures “That’s why we’re here tonight,” said he hopes the schools can come Manchester High School. These students, wearing the casual garb of Strawberry Lane residents who made the There was little public comment on the 14 unobstructed view from every floor, includes not want to let the cause of special programs it passes. following year. and a plan to reduce the deficit, the he concluded. back with the figures. their age, are leaving the parking lot this morning as they return to same complaint. public hearing item, most of which dealt with a hookup for the city’s proposed skywalk, a education down. “The Legislature doesn’t always DelPonte said the only other alter­ Town, Council would underwrite Henry Genga, council majority Dagon said the school budget in­ school. (Herald photo by Pinto) Sierakowski asked that the directors delay the appropriation of state grants for glassed-in pedestrian walkway. However, he said it cannot make a track legislation, " he said. The result approval of roads in the area until the loam financial commitment at this time. native is to fund it out of current fun­ within reason any shortfall which leader, asked for a breakdown of the crease was 5 percent this year, while is that communities often have to educational programs and the funding of local Qiase also said he has submitted a $50 ding earmarked for other things in deficit. problem is corrected. road imprpvement projects. million proposal to the city for hotel, housing DelPonte started his talk to the exists at this time,” he said. general government had a 4 percent foot a large percentage of the bill for the budget. DelPonte said 50 children were increase. Ten Girls Enroll Attorney David Leventhal, representing TTiree men — John Tucci, Frank Lupien and and commercial space downtown. council by stating the board is deeply DelPonte continued, “If we don’t state-mandated programs, he said. In Cheney Class Council OKs Contract Vinal Technical School in explained, is that several FIGHT INFLATION WITH Ten girls reported in the Middletown, sill in carpen­ students have moved out of WE HELP YOU With Municipal Union freshmen class this mor­ try. town and there have been position. ning at Howell Cheney This year’s freshmen By CHARLIE MAYNARD student deaths. New amendments also determine what Regional Vocational class numbers 121, “This is the first year Herald Reporter Technical School. a holiday is and who can declare one. The Garofalo said, but the total there has been a decrease EAST HARTFORD - The Town Council This is the fourth year new pact says the mayor oi" his designee school enrollment, 340, is in the total enrollment Tuesday night unanimously approved the can declare a holiday, which is the suspen­ that girls have been about 20 students less than since I came here in 1972," accepted at Cheney Tech, OUR negotiated agreement between the town sion of town business to commemorate an last year. The reason, he Garofalo said. and this is the largest and the 73-member municipal employees event or person. union, which had been without a contract number to have enrolled. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Discussion centered on why the words Of the original three who since June 30. “or his designee" were included in the The Chestnut Hill Preschool at OPEN EVERY EVENING The town also approved similar pay entered the technical SUNDAY'til 6 p.m. amendment. Some council members said school three years ago, Emanuel Lutheran Church, raises and benefits for non-bargaining that the town charter specifies that the only Sheryl Wasik of Manchester town employees and all middle manage­ deputy mayor assumes authority when the Glastonbury has continued ment and top town employees. mayor is absent. is now accepting registration for In a memorandum to the -council Blackstone replied that “designee” was in the four-year training morning and afternoon sessions for program and is a senior in members. Mayor Richard Blackstone simply a broader term and would be the carpentry course, John 3 and 4 year old children recommended pay hikes for the non­ applicable if both the mayor and deputy Garofalo, school director, bargaining workers to “maintain a mayor were out of town. said. For Information, call — reasonable salary structure and proper in other matters, the council approved a Charlotte West, formerly 643-8682 643- 86^4 643-1193 relationship between general staff, middle $127.33 tax refund to two companies and of Manchester, had also management, and management,” two individuals and a transfer of $4,973 enrolled in the carpentry on prescriptions for everyone! Councilman Henry Genga agreed, from the contigent account to the course two years ago at saying all pay hikes should be approved registrars of voters to finance next week’s Cheney Tech. She said at because “it’s consistent with what we’ve primary election. the time that she was ( Big Roll _ low prices, is your prescription. We've listed a few already accomplished.” Two citizens, Denise Benoit and following in the footsteps last minute school supplies! Our low prices are for everyone, every day, without The new two-year contract with the Richard Donald, addressed the council on of her brothers who had all ( Viva Towels examples below. For other prices call your nearest municipal employees union would cost the problems they had seen. town $52,980 for the first year and $64,309 attended Cheney Tech. She ' Our sale price. Medi Mart Drugstore. Ms. Benoit asked why it was taking so is the sister of Andy West ( Full strength 1 take advantage or our in the second year. The estimated costs long to lower the road surface beneath the who recently completed a ' Hoxas I decorator towel.I for salaries, insurance and mileage of the Main Street underpass. Town officials had run from Caribou, Maine, / ★ notebooks and fim n nonbargaining classified employees would said that they were waiting for state funds Brand Name Prescription Drugs Our New Brand Name Prescription Drugs to Marathon, Fla., to raise V ★ baHiioim pons and fillers ! Qty. Low Price be $43,885 for fiscal year 1978-79 and $50,- for the project. funds for muscular / a wondartui a$$ortmant ALDACTAZIDE TABS MARAX TABS (Hydroxyzine) 588 for the next fiscal year. Ms. Benoit asked how long would the lOO's dystrophy research, v ALDOMET 250 mg. TABS (Methyidopa) 10.89 MOTRIN 400 mg. TABS (Ibuprofen) Earlier in the meeting, the council ap­ town have to wait for the state when the 100's 6.70 proved negotiated agreements between Charlotte is now a junior in BENADRYL SO mg. CAPS (Diphenhydramine) NORPACE 100 mg. CAPS (Disopyramide) town itself could do the job. She said DARVOCETN-100 TABS 100's 4.19 the town and the municipal union, A clerk- trucks which could not fit beneath the low every lOO's POL YVIFLOR TABS ESIDRIX SO mg. TABS (Hydrochlorothiazide) 10.39 PRONESTYL 250 mg. CAPS (Procainamide) typist in the mayor’s office was clearence on Main Street were taking sur­ FREE DELIVERY 100's negotiated out of the- bargaining unit little GYNELOTRIMIN TABS (Clotrimazole) S.49 RAUZIDETABS rounding streets and causing major traffic 7's because she was dealing with confidential OPEN A ll HOUDAYS HYDRODIURIL SO mg. TABS (Hydrochlorothiazide) 6.76 ROBAXIN 750 TABS (Methocarbamol) headaches. the m’tracla of mats Jtre41 thingl lOO's information regarding labor-management HYGROTON 100 mg. TABS(Chlortholidone) 5.37 SLOPHYLLIN 200 mg. CAPS Donald asked for a crackdown on ARTHUR DRUG downtown manchestep. lOO's talks. The assistant director of parks and HYTONECR. 1% (Hydrocortisone) 9.89 SELSUN SHAMPOO (Selenium Sulfide) speeding violations near the Burnside and 1 oz. recreation was also taken out of the unit tNDERAt 40 mg. TABS (Propranolol) 3.49 SULTRIN CR. (Sulfathiazole) Church streets intersections. There are lOO's because that is considered a supervisor’s ISORDIL 2.5 mg. TABS (Isosorbide) 6.39 TAGAMET 300 mg, TABS-(Cimetidine) too many accidents in the area, he said. lOO's KENALOG .1 % CR/OINT (Triamcinolone) 4.79 TOLECTIN 200 mg. TABS (Tolmetin) 15gm. LASIX 40 mg. TABS (Furosemide) 3.19 VALIUM 5 mg. TABS (Diazepam) lOO's 7.99 ZYLOPRIM 100 mg. TABS (Allopurinol) Our reduced prices on all prescription items we carry he once thot we will hold that price against any further increases for at least four weeks In addition, Dancer’s Lawsuit Claims line* April 26, 1978. From timo to vide you with one refill on ony Medi Mart prescription at our former price. •4’ . In that #vGnt, you hove our ossur- Quantllies less than listed above priced slightly higher. 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Conn., Wed., Sept. 6, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Sept. 6, 1978— PAGE NINE Fire Chiefs To Be Asked To Discuss Consolidcition Area Buiietin Board Hv lUKBAKA KICIilVfO.M) Mrs. Jane Lamb, chairman of the Wapping Fair Frog Hunt is On ting up some sort of Board of Fire Mrs. Lamb said she doesn’t want Road and Echo Mountain areas. marshal,” he said. lirriilil lthe Bronx, N.Y. this second place medal for music in the The Wapping Fair Parade will of­ She has done a survey of the Board of chamber just didn’t look in that their own attitudes and reactions to competition. consecutive jumps. The frog’s dis­ at 3 p.m. “I don’t see it (the agreement) as Mayor Caffyn said she would not be month. ficially open the fair on Saturday at Directors and is talking to local direction." Approval of the plan, which has alcoholism. It is especially valuable leverage. Bob,” said Mayor Caffyn. in favor of ^ u th Windsor “paying for merchants as well to see what are A major force, she said, is the In­ kept Manchester’s J.C. Penney In­ to families and friends of alcoholics. McKenna placed first in the male Karen Wells “It’s an entirely different issue.” decision made by town of the main concerns of the business dustrial Real Estate Council, an dustrial Park related road design The meetings are open to an\one who bass drum class in the Massachusetts residents are involved at all. What I plans at a standstill for the past two "All I’m asking is they Manchester.” community. Articulating and organization made up of realtors, would like to attend. State Competition recently. Ms. would like to see is volunteer work months and strained relations (Manchester) show the same degree Deputy Mayor Robert Myette said fulfilling those concerns will be her bankers and industrialists, ‘"rhey of accommodation that we have will work with the town to voice their for the Main Street rehabilitation or between the two towns, came court action may be South Windsor’s job as the new head of the Chamber in the schools. They could work as shown in the sewer agreement,” Sills only alternative if Manclmster of Commerce. opinion on bringing industry in. following a request by Republican volunteers to help students.” retorted. “We have bent over our proceeds with plans to close ■'I'm intrfested in the development There has never been a collective Councilwoman Joan Cushman for a Once this is accomplished, the recess. backs to come up with that Burnham Street. Land Use Objectives of industry and commercial voice before.” work should run more smoothly for agreement.” “We are keeping our options open business, " Mrs, Wells said in a re­ Main Street is not the only priority Following the recess, Mrs. Mrs. Wells and the chamber. She has Cushman made a motion to table the Most of the councilmembers, concerning Burnham Street,” said cent interview. “That is the fdivthe chamber. Other places she not been sitting on her hands, as she however, appeared to take a calmer To Go Into Town Plan ticked off included the North resolution, which was defeated by a Myette, “an litagation is a distinct chamber's main thrust. This might puts it, but has been conducting a 5-4 vote. attitude to the pending approval of possibility.” involve a change in the residential Meadows area. Roberts Street, COVENTRY - The Planning and town with avoidance of a high density cor­ one-woman campaign for the Tuesday night’s approval of the the plan, although all agreed that the The final vote saw Mrs. Smith, community and we need cooperation Prestige Park, and perhaps the proposed closing of Burnham Zoning Commission (PZC) has approved a ridor extending up Route 31 and across Live Better - Save More chamber. She had to. There is no project came as a result of the Street, Arthur Champagne, Eklward to show them the benefits." widening of Silver Lane to handle the list of land use objectives relating to Route 44A. The commission’s suggestions staff available for her. appearance of Manchester’s Croft planned by Manchester, in conjunc­ Havens and Richard Ryan voting in Mrs. Wells has had a varied voluminous traffic. Industry is sewers. Chairwoman Marilyn Richardson for a sewer system coincide with these “Everthing is so important Drive area residents before the South tion with the relocation of Pleasant favor of the proposal. Mrs. Cushman, background in business which gives moving into these areas, she said. made the commission’s views known in a goals, with pipelines recommended for because nothing has really been done Windsor Town Council last week. Valley Road, created a traffic Myette, Sills and Mayor Caffyn op­ her the savvy to run such an odd duck Like all public-minded recent letter to the town’s Sewer" Authori­ those areas in which growth should be en in the past,” she said. “We are the Lawrence Noone, representing the problem for South Windsor. posed. like the chamber. She worked at a organizations, the chamber under ty, which has proposed a municipal sewer couraged or in which a potential health central voice for business. ’That’s our Croft Drive Neighborhood Associa­ “As I see it the issue here is simply publishing company in New Jersey Mrs. Wells’s direction would like to system for Coventry. hazard exists. function. We’ve got to make business tion of Manchester, asked the council and at G. Fox Co, of Hartford before involve the public in the chamber’s “After careful review and con­ aware of what its options are in to reconsider its decision to approve running the Better Business Bureau central planning process. This, she sideration,” Richardson said, “the com­ town.” the plan only with the stipulation that Benefit Fashion Show ‘"The village area should be sewered to (BBB) in Hartford. conceded, will not be easy. It seems mission has agreed on land use objectives And by organizing that business Burnham Street be kept open or that eliminate existing and potential septic The BBB was part of Hartford’s that people have little contact with which will be incorporated into the community and making the chamber Manchester provide an alternative problems and to stimulate revitalization, Chamber of Commerce, a talented the Chamber of Commerce, except forthcoming plan of development.” Town its voice, Mrs. Wells says the public east-west traffic route — a proposed For Matsikas Campaign Richardson wrote. “Areas to be initially BOLTON — Iyv.al t ___ I T o organization which Mrs. Wells when asking for brochures to learn will be the better because of it. BOLTON — Local models from Planner Gregory Padick is working on the serviced should include properties adja credits with giving her ideas on how unacceptable to Manchester of­ according to Tom Sheridan, cam­ about another town. Mrs. Wells “We’ve got to keep the industry in ficials. Manchester and Bolton will be final draft of a master plan for the town. cent to and between the streets outlined to run the East Hartford chamber. A would like to start a massive infor­ paign co-ordinator. “ We will be Among the objectives are a long-term East Hartford,’’ she said. Croft Drive residents, who had featured at a fashon show this above.” seminar at the Chamber of mational blitz to make the citizens reminding Bolton Democrats to vote remedy to the health problems within the “Businesses and industries provide a been promised a buffer between their evening at Piano’s Restaurant, to She would like to see the treatment Commerce Institute in Deleware last aware. for Louie Matsikas and Governor Wangumbaug Lake (Coventry Lake) tax base. If we lose them, the homes and traffic from the J.C. benefit Louie Matsikas’ campaign plant and interceptor designs provide year also helped. “We’ve got to let them know we re Ella Grasso based on their strong op­ Basin and to the water quality residents will have to pick up the Penney warehouse, were unhappy for State Representative, according capacity to allow future high-density Revitalizing the Main Street area here,” she said. “I don’t think the position to the state income tax.” (eutrophication) problems of the lake. tab.” with redesign plans devised by to Dana Sheridan, campaign residential development to the east, south, treasurer. Matsikas received strong support Another goal is revitalization of the Manchester, intended to avoid con­ and west of the village area. The sewer at the Bolton caucus in March and 50 village area on Main Street with mixed struction over the South Windsor line The show will start at 7:00 p.m lines within the lake basin should be percent of the nominating convention commercial/residential uses within an Noone said the redesign plans and refreshments will be served positioned and sized to service just the Hair styling will be done by 3rd vote in Hebron. His two opponents area adjacent to the following roadways: areas already developed and in need of within the Manchester boundaries each received 25 percent of the votes, Applicants for Constables Demension of Manchester. Monument Hill Road, Wall Street, Mason assistance and should minimize im­ not only created a dangerous “S” thus forcing a three man primary on Campaign Headquarters will open Sept. 12. Street, Prospect Street, Bradbury Lane, mediate and potential exposure to un­ curve, but brought the traffic closer Armstrong Road, School Street, and to their homes than they had an­ on Monday in the center of Bolton, developed small lots. Will Be Examined Tonight ticipated. Stonehouse Road. The PZC is opting for strong erosion The PZC would like to see a higher den­ BOLTON — The Bolton con­ The new plans were devised control provisions, including constant in­ Under the town charter, 11 con­ son asked if they were eligible for sity residential area to the east, south, and stabulary appears to be working well following South Windsor’s refusal to spection and stablization of all disturbed stables may be appointed. Of the overtime after eight straight hours of England High Taxpayer west of the village area, which would be at this time although more con­ approve the project by the BOLTONBOLTON— — The Thp personnorsnn paying the ...... # » areas. “All sewer lines in the lake area eight applicants being tested tonight, work. farm, $175,020; Elizabeth Fiano and generally limited by the drainage basin’s stables are needed and all constables Manchester imposed Aug. 1 deadline. highest taxes in Bolton is W. Harry and along any watercourses, wetlands, no more than five may be appointed. The selectmen voted to pay over­ others, resUurant, package store capability. There should also be industrial need more in-sevice training. Passage of the resolution, which England,'according to Elaine Potter- and aquifers should be designed and con­ Those who are appointed will attend time at the rate of time and a half for auto body shop, $156,730. development south of the village area structed with sealed or floodproofed joints Resident State Trooper Robert a constabulary training school in jobs that last more than eight con­ clearly states South Windsor’s east- ton, tax collector. England’s shop­ Peterson said eight applicants will be Also, VPC Associates, veterinary near the Coventry Industrial Park. to prevent any infiltration of water or East Windsor beginning Sept. 19. tinuous hours. ’The rate will only app­ west route to replace Burnham ping and sports center is assessed at hospital, $152,730; Charles and David 'The PZC wants low-density rural/in- given an examination tonight at the Street, came following heated debate $298,570. leakage of sewerage,” the chairwoman Peterson said he is planning to set ly to future jobs. Minicucci, M&M Oil Co., dustrial development in other areas of wrote. 4 Siding Community Hall. Peterson said it is up in-service training sessions for the Selectmen John Carey and Joann between members of the council. ’^e second highest taxpayer is a general aptitude test used for the apartments, trailer park, $140,780 ■ constables. He said. We (referring to Neath voted against the motion, Republican Councilman Robert Lawrence Fiano. His apartments and Bruce and Theresa Ronson’ auxiliary police. Sills again suggested the possibility car wash have an assessed value of himself and his supervisors) want feeling a dangerous precedent was apartoents, $134,550; George and Of the eight applicants, one is a the constables to get involved in­ being set. of using South Windsor’s acceprance $288,850. woman. AH eight are Bolton Jennie Gorra, industrial business vestigating minor accidents and Peterson was praised by of sewage from a portion of the in­ T^e next eight highest taxpayers, (Syndet), $112,920. residents. dustrial park as “leverage” to force their property and assessed value are family disputes so the state police Selectmen Aloysius Ahearn and Mrs. Potterton compiled a list of Silverstein Lectures All applicants who pass the test m can spend more time on major Ernest Shepherd for his part in Manchester into either keeping Ronald and Richard Archambault, will be interviewed by the Board of the 10 highest taxpayers for an area items.” Peterson said they would developing the constabulary. Ahearn Burnham Street open or devising an apartments, $201,970; Hartford Elec­ Selectmen. The board will also bank that is updating credit informa­ also like to have the constables and Shepherd ^ e re instrumental in alternate east-west route for traffic. tric Light Company, utilities, $190,- receive Peterson’s recommen­ tion on all Connecticut cities and Concentrate on Book regularly patrol town roads and establishing thlf constabulary. ’They 350; Negro Brothers, restaurant and towns. 4 dations. The interviews will be on KW.I urn Ml W,^11^1 *1 „ 1111 IJ1... 11III ...... Ml...... '* businesses. also credited the north sector police M Sept. 7 and 11. VERNON — Lee M. Silverstein, direc­ While in Canada, Silverstein also con­ y l l l l Peteson, referring to the con­ from the Colchester State Police 1 ______At this time the town has six con­ tor of human services and alcoholic care ducted workshops for the staff at Carleton stabulary, said, “I knew it was goins barracks for reduced crime, van­ TRY DELICIOUS stables, one of whom is the lake con­ to work.” * BACK TO r M T . V E R N O N at Rockville General Hospital, is current­ Memorial Hospital in New Brunswick. stable. dalism and accidents in Bolton. ly conducting workshops and lectures On behalf of the constables, Peter­ This month Silverstein will speak at the throughout the United States and Canada. 13th annual conference of the Canadian |»»H loAIRY STOr . _ Silverstein, author of the book, “Con­ Addictions Foundation in Alberta. His Heating and cooling systems 8 W TC H YOUH FOOD BUDOETI SAU INDS t/t RULKelCE CREAM sider the Alternative,” recently spoke in topic will center on his book. Toronto, Canada, at the 16th annual He will also present a program based on meeting of the Association for Humanistic his book at the 29th annual meeting of the Manchester Community College DELICIOUS^ ^ Psychology. Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of His topic was the experience of North American. This will take place in LOW FAT therapeutic surrender from the viewpoint Seattle, Wash., this month. Community Services Division MILK of the recovering alcoholic. Silverstein’s concepts, as set forth in his K sl. The Association for Humanistic SAVE IOC book, have received national attention Psychology is a worldwide network for the through his presentation of new and effec­ First Federal Savings...low rate energy loans Course Ofierlngs— Fall 1978 development of the human sciences tive modes of therapy and self-help. TOASTO) ALMONO stressing distinctly human qualities. 1.25FtAancOALLON ICE CREAM lARS A variety of practical, career and academic SAVE dox. courses open to all. rSPECIAUSAVE 10*1 fJFM.lO TO 20* CVIAYDAY V/e' ngive a Uand men lost d'u . give>-qu a /p^ ORIAT A T T U SCHOOL TH1AT I >9 W M km d Colltg* — 22 onc«-a-wMk cradH courm Special Intaraat Couraaa — it couraaa In araaa of P7 ? e ir^ wiig/'//er tne day js Dr/y/?r or gray • • -^eare tt^e^nes offarad on Friday avaning, Saturday momlns and NABISCO ■ftamoon, and Sunday numlng and aftamoon. apadal intaraat: raal aatata, garontology, amar- PURE FLORIDA Connell Urges Change gancy madlcal training, aaeratarlal aelanoa, CHIPS AHOY , O i a r to depend on • ■ • apaad raading. COOKIES 'Maueri ORANGE JUICE In DOT Bus Proposal OH-Campus — 20 cradH couraaa oNarad bi eonvan* Non-CradH Couraaa — to couraaa avaHaMa for SAVE lant onca-a-waak maadnga at Eaat Hartford High paraonal davatepmant, cultural anrichmant, ea- BOLOQNA TO Iq I ittle yh in Q ,^ Q ^ o t .... M e School, South WIndaor High School, Vamon raar davalopmant and retraining, practical akWa ISAVI VERNON — Tom Connell, Republican In his letter to Dodd Connell said he Cantar MIddIa School. PACKAOE 2 0 c and lacraatlon. candidate for Congress for the 2nd urged him to “do all you can to modify or 20* *f? 00*aoz reverse the Department of Transpor­ WQAUON CAvi laa^oa avuvoAV ■VUVDAVI OMAT FOR District, said a recent federal order to ON NAMSCO COOKIiai tation’s order. The federal government is LUNCHU IN TH l MIW BRIQHT BLUB CARTON equalize bus service for city and suburban ConvanjOTca^ C o u i ^ - 11 cradH couraaa offarad by corraapondanca. n a - n - residents may throw a new kink into the about to disrupt a growing use of public commuter program. transportation,” he told Dodd. DEUCIOUS “I agree with Cornelius P. O’Leary, Connell reasoned, "Somehow, the more n a ™ federal government gets into the act, the Dates: CradH couraaa bagln waak of Saptambar t-14. NorwMdH couraaa bagbi at varying tbitaa SOUR CREAM Democratic state senator from Windsor FIELD Locks, and I too understand the Depart­ more Alice in Wonderland the situation FRESH ment of Transpprtation’s concern with becomes.” 75* equal rights, but to insist on reducing the Absentee Ballots Insulation, siding, storm windows, heating and cooiing units and Registration: W r t k j n ^ r ^ ^ Saturday, saplambar t , W » a m -1 2 * 0 noon; Raglatrar's efflea. ■VIRVOAVI c o u f a r b POTATOES quality of service on suburban commuter The deadline for registered Democrats buses is counterproductive. I strongly to make application for absentee ballots other related energy-savings home improvement applications. COKE-TAB-SPRini object to the federal government forcing for the Sept. 12 primary is Sept. 11. For further information phone 646-2137. the use of older buses on the suburban to In connection with this, town clerk, city runs,” Connell said. Henry Butler, will have special office He said the idea is to convince people to hours Saturday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. just Manchester Gommimity College IIQAL. use public transportation to commute. He for issuing the absentee ballots for the 60 Bldweil Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 IVEHYDAYI COMrARl said that cuts pollution and saves energy. primary. First FedeidSavhgs MT. VERNON #4 “I agree with Mr. O’Leary that what is Applications are also available at his of­ MT. VERNON j a MT. VERNON #7 happening now will discourage people fice any time during regular business finrotfinonf af M CC fa opon to ntryon* without dIoetImiMtIon. Tho coflaga rM w v a t ffw rtaht to ehonao 244 BROAD OT. 690 HARTFORD RD. HEBRON AV^^ from taking buses to Hartford,” he said. East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor. onf of tho Inhnnatlon appoortng In thl$ advortloomoot Awpaawioiirox run mall hours. 'The applications have to be filled MANCHESTER MANCI OLASTONRURY He also said he was pleased that Senator out and received through the mail by the UfB-long learning In an anvironmani that la comfortable lor avaryona O’Leary wrote to Rep. Tobey Moffett and clerk by primary day. In cases where an said that following that lead, he has elector applies personally for an absentee written to his Democratic opponent. ballot, it may be filled out and returned at Congressman Christopher Dodd. the same time. PAGE TEW - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed,, Seot. 6. 197« Cecil F. Smith MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept.~6, 1978 — PAGE ( ObituariM SOUTH WINDSt’i - Cecil F. Smith, 74, of Soutn Windsor died Ludes Tells Students Tuesday in Hartford. Goose Flying High for Yanks, Mr. Smith was born June 6,1904 in Daniel O’Brien Dies; Lawrence, Mass., and attended Boston Architectural Atelier and the Middleweight Contender University of Tennessee. Before Of New MHS Policies retiring, he was employed at Univer­ New York Four Games Behind sal Design Co. of Hartford as a By SUSAN VAUGHN The smoking policy has also been Commenting on the idea of opening Daniel “Irish Frankie” O’Brien, Mrs. Edwarda 0. Aiken of Jericho, design engineer. lleralil Reporter changed, and for the first time in up the court yard for smoking, Ludes NEW YORK (UPI) - The 73, of 308 Autumn St., who was only Vt., and Mrs. Patricia 0. Califano of ending outs when Lou Whitaker lined address system. He is survived by two sons, Robert Manchester High School’s Clarke many years, the inner courtyard at said, he had tried it in other schools manager went to the mound. “It may one bout short of being the world’s Shelboume, Vt.; a sister. Miss Agnes Goose is flying high and he’s to shortstop Bucky Dent, who started The announcements, which came A. Smith of New Britain and David Arena was buzzing with'excitement the sprawling high school will be un­ which he has helped administer and not look like it but 1 am trying. I just middleweight champion in 1931, died O’Brien of Hartford; and two carrying the Yankees right a double play. It was Gossage’s 22nd while Manager Bob Lemon was F. Smith of West Hartford; a sister, this morning while nearly the entire locked and be available to students it worked well. He said, “hopefully, can't get my act together'” Monday night at his home after suf­ grandchildren, John and Dawn Lee. along with him. save, tops in the American League. rnaking two pitching changes in the Mrs. Marjorie DeGray of Glaston­ student body jammed in and waited for smoking. Ludes announced that it will be easier to supervise.” ’Die “I know you’re trying,” Lemon fering an apparent heart attack. The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 For the sixth time in six "The same line drives that other ninth, were ordered by Yankee bury; and seven grandchildren. with anticipation to see what their the courtyard could be used for courtyard has been freshly mowed said as he excused Lyle and called in Known as Irish Frankie O’Brien a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, teams were hitting for base hits off owner George Steinbrenner. A committal service will be Friday new principal, Jacob Ludes, had to smoking during the entire shoool day and cleaned up, partly by a group of appearances. Rich Gossage Gossage. during his 102-bout professional 400 Main St., with a mass at St. me earlier in the season are now “Speaking for myself. I’d just as at 10 a.m. in Cedar Hill Cemetery, say. and would also be used for quiet con­ about 20 students who appeared at came in Tuesday night and After the game, neither Tidrow nor boxing career, he battled his way into James Church at 9. Burial will be in being hit right at somebody,” said soon not know,” said Gossage. “But Hartford. Ludes got off to what he called a versation and smoking during the Roy White, who hit the three-run the finals of the National Boxing East Cemetery. the school Tuesday morning. The cooked the other team’s goose Gossage. maybe the fans like it.” Friends may call at Maple Hill “roaring start” after he was in­ lunch periods. homer off loser Kip Young, 5-5 were Association tournament to find a Friends may call at the funeral students cleaned up the school yard, : by getting the final two outs in "And other teams are helping us In his last six appearances Gossage Chapels, 382 Maple Ave., Hartford, troduced by Student Assembly Presi­ Smoking will also be allowed in the available for comment, White had champion to succeed Mickey Walker, home tonight from 7 to 9. washed windows and planted flowers the Yankees’ 4-2 win over against Boston, the relief ace said, has picked up five saves and a win. Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. dent Rob Saunders, when he had to two patios, one adjacent to the already left the park and Tidrow who could no longer make the 160- and initiated the new use of the cour­ Detroit. alluding to Baltimore’s victory over The Yankees, riding the crest of his The family suggests that any shout because the public address cafeteria and the other adjacent to tyard by cooking hot dogs with the . the Red Sox that left the Ypnkees remained in the off-limits trainer’s pound weight limit. Paired against hot pitching, have won 11 of their last room. memorial gifts may be made to the system failed. He stood in the center the student parking lot as in the past. school administrators, Ludes said. Gossage did it far less spectacular­ only lour games out of first place. Gorilla Jones for the crown, O’Brien Brian Smith Personal Fund at The major change in the smoking ly than he did Sunday when he threw 13. Under Bob Lemon, who cook over Lemon said after the game he of the basketball court and was sur­ The opening of school had gone "We got a great attitude. Things July 25, the Yankees are 29-13. was outpointed in 10 rounds. Mansfield State Training School. policy will be that students can no 11 pitches and struck out three Seat­ received a phone call from Reggie rounded on all sides by the nearly 2,- smoothly as of 11 a.m., Ludes seemed to straighten themselves out Dick Tidrow, 7-9, was in trouble A product of Hartford’s Windsor longer smoke on the grounds sur­ tle Mariners. Jackson, who is in traction at Lennox Street section, O’Brien had just two 000 students and faculty members. reported. alter the All-Star game. Plus the fact throughout but still managed to have Mrs. Catherine H. Hudson Ludes prefaced his remarks on the rounding the high school. Against the Tigers, he took over for that we re a healthy club now.” Hill Hospital with lower back fights as an amateur before joining In talking about the open campus Sparky Lyle with one out and one on a shutout going until Phil Mankowski spasms. the professional ranks. His biggest Mrs. Catherine Heaphey Hudson, new regulations with his first im­ The only thing that Gossage found hit a two-run homer with one out. 80, formerly of Manchester and East pressions of Manchester High School system, Ludes said, “Everybody in in the ninth. After surrendering a distasteful Tuesday night was the "He just wanted to say how happy purse, 114,000, came in the losing bat­ the community is wondering what’s single to Ron LeFlore that stretched Sparky Lyle relieved and walked he was about the win and that he'd tle against Jones. Hartford, died this morning at students. He said he had beent told play-by-play of the Boston-Baltimore the only batter he faced. going to happen with the open cam­ CETA Tiger center fielder’s hitting streak see us in Boston Friday,” Lemon Manchester Memorial Hospital. She the student body was an outstanding game that was being recreated for Four years ago, he was honored by pus and I’ll tell you what’s going to Continued from Page One to 27 games. Gossage got the game­ “I just want you to know I'm said. the Connecticut Boxing Guild as its was the widow of Nelson Hudson. one and he decided that those Y.Tnton mnriiiim fans over the public trying,” Lyle said to Lemon when the happen.” He said a committee will munities while Hartford concen­ “Man of the Year.” Mrs. Hudson was born April 5,1898 opinions were correct. That com­ be formed of students, faculty and trated on its own program. Mr. O’Brien was bom April 10,1905 in County Kilkenny, Ireland, and ment met with cheers and whistles parents who are interested in dis­ But several town leaders said in Hartford and had lived in came to this country in 1910. She had from the students. cussing the open campus policy Tuesday they don’t believe the Pick Off Attempt Fails Manchester since 1952. After retiring lived most of her life in Manchester. The three major changes in during the school year. He invited regional council can handle such a Standings from the ring, he was a member of ■She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. regulations Ludes explained are in Boston shortstop Rick Burleson does a two-step around second Palmer in Spoiler Role large assignment. the areas of the discipline, smoking students to indicate their interest in the West Hartford Police Depart­ Robert (Dorothy) Massey of Towns which pull out of the consor­ base as he tries to get Oriole ba.se runner Larry Harlow on a pick and the open campus system. serving on the committee. ment for 15 years. Before retiring in Plymouth, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. tium now may not be able to receive off attempt in eighth inning. Runner was safe as Baltimore won, Patricia Milne of Schenectady, N.Y., His announcement that the merit Until any changes are instituted, ISational League 1969, he had been employed for 18 the policy will remain basically the new CETA funding expected to 4-1. (UPI Photo) years at Pratt and Whitney Division and Mrs. Ann Kurjian of Scituate, system for punishment has been become available after Oct. 1, it was EasI R.I.; four grandchildren, nine great­ eliminated was met with cheers, and same. Juniors and seniors will be As Red Sox Find Out W L Pet. GB of United Technologies Corp., East revealed. And the council would not Hartford. grandchildren and a great-great- when that roar died down, he added, “extended the privilege of the open Philadelphia 73 63 .537 _ campus,” Ludes said. The be any M ter prepared than Hartford NEW YORK (UPI) - In two outs. He was a communicant of St. grandson. but “students will be punished.” In debut, departed in the seventh, but Pittsburgh 73 64 .533 ‘/2 sophomores will still have to make to administer the program by then, seasons past — 1973, ’75 and ’76 "We had our chances to score some his performance was heartening to Chicago James Church and a member of The private funeral is Thursday at place of demerits, the detention the town leaders said. 69 69 .500 5 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main...... St. system will be used at the high application to qualify for the particularly — Jim Palmer runs here in a ball park where we the Red Sox, and Manager Don Montreal Campbell Council, Knights of Colum­ East Windsor First Selectman 66 73 .475 8V2 bus. Burial will be in St. Jam es school, starting today, Ludes said. privilege through an application Herald walked away with all the spoils usually don’t get many," said Lynn. Zimmer said Sprowl would pitch Sun­ St. Louis 60 78 .435 14 from their parents. If they meet the Edward Hastillo recommended the "You have to get runners in from He is survived by two daughters. Cemetery. That announcement met with loud in the American League. This day against the Yankees. New York 55 84 .396 19'/2 Daniel F. O’Brien criteria, Ludes said, sophomores will towns stick with Hartford at least angle there with no ifs, ands or huts about By then the Red Sox could be out of There are no calling hours. boos, as he had predicted, one of the ' temporarily, and said he’s “seen a year, however, he may have to Wesi teachers commented. have the open campus privilege after it. Now we must dig in.” first place if they don't begin to Oct. 2. willingness on Hartford’s part to be content with just being a The Orioles and Red Sox conclude W L Pet. GB regain their winning ways. The Los Angeles 82 56 _ In Mrmoriani make CETA work.” E a rl Y o st spoiler. their series tonight with a makeup .594 Yankees have certainly found theirs. San Francisco 80 58 .580 2 In loving memory of our brother. In .Memoriam While he may not be ready to claim game of a July 2 rainout. Boston Elsewhere in the AL, Cleveland put Gary B. Meacham. who passed away Cincinnati 75 63 .543 7 Bridges Skirted i, In loving memory of Gary B Sports Editor opens a four-game series with the „ . round rather than just at September 6. 1975 I that role. Palmer nonetheless away Toronto 6-2, Chicago shaded San Diego 71 68 .511 l l ‘/2 Meacham. who passed away became the latest "spoiler” in the second-place Yankees Thursday. Minnesota 4-3 and Kansas City some bus routes in Manchester had to be altered this Halloween time, His memory is as dear today. September 6. 1975. Houston 64 74 .464 18 Boston Red Sox' pennant plans that "Sprowl was outstanding,” Boston blanked Oakland 3-0. Texas at year to avoid two bridges that are considered unsafe for As in the hour he passed awav. You never really went away, Atlanta 60 78 .435 22 loads as heavy as a full school bus. We leel your presence every day. appear to be coming apart at the Manager Don Zimmer said. “He California was postponed by rain. ______• Sadly missed. cumbeniand farms Quite a Record the Giants. Tuesday's Results Bridges on Union Street and Adams Street had to be The memory o| your smiling face. seams in a rash of untimely injuries pitched just great and will face the RoyaL .'1, A'» 0 In .Memoriam Japan’s claim to fame in the Montreal 10, Chicago 8 avoided, Wilson Deakin, assistant superintendent of;(Tottery ] Fill our hearts. How many home runs would Oh and five losses in the last six games. Yankees Sunday.” Right-hander Dennis Leonard In loving memory of our son. Gary Like a warm embrace. baseball world has been the home run schools, said. have hit in the major leagues if he Sprowl, only 22 years old, two-hit pitched a two-hitter for his third Pittsburgh 8, New York 0 B. Meacham. who passed away hitting feats of Sadaharu Oh, the left- The three-time AL Cy Young The winning number September 6. 1975. We know you re in heaven. played 20 years? the Orioles for six innings in his shutout and Frank White drove in all Atlanta 8, San Diego 1 The Town of Manchester earlier this year received a With the Father up above. handed slugger who last week Award winner allowed five hits over drawn Tuesday in the Mo^UttKgf That question will never be major-ieague debut. the runs with a bases-loaded double Houston 3, Cincinatti 2 report from the state about the need to repair several of Nothing can ever take away. My prayer for you dear brother. reached the magic 800 homer total in eight innings to gain his 18th victory Connecticut daily lottery The love a heart holds dear. Is to be sheltered by his love. answered. "He's got a fastball that jumps, in the seventh inning as the Royals San Francisco at Los Angeles, ppd. its bridges. Repair work has started on a couple and a star-studded career. in a 4-1 win by the Baltimore Orioles others have been posted, as needed. was 497. Fond memories linger every day. Sadly missed by over Boston. The loss sliced the Red sinks and is better than average,” increased their first-place lead in the tX'ednesday’s Gaines Remembrance keep him near Sister Margaret. Oh, born in Japan of a Chinese Carl Zinsser, a member of the Manchester Board of Sadly missed by Richard and Family Notes Off the Cuff Sox' Eastern Division lead to four AL West to 1 1/2 games over Califor­ Philadelphia (Carlton 12-12) at Mom and Dad father and a Japanese mother — Chicago (Reuschel 13-11) Directors, Tuesday night said that he has received a com­ Ray Peck reports that games over the onrushing New York nia. The victory, Kansas City's which prevents him from being a American San Francisco (Barr 7-10) at Los plaint from some residents about the Union Street bridge Manchester’s contribution to the Yankees, who were beating Detroit fourth straight, evened Leonard's Japanese citizen — has eclipsed record at 16-16. He walked one and Angeles (Rau 12-8) They wanted additional fencing added to the bridge to in­ Henry Aaron’s all-time career homer Jimmy Fund from the recent softball 4-2 for their 11th victory in the last 13 BACK TO SCHOOL and Leagui struck out seven in going the distance New York (Koosman 3-14) at Mon­ sure the safety of children walking over it record of 755 with plenty to spare and twinbill at Fitzgerald Field games. for the 17th time. treal (Grimsley 16-9), N Town Manager Robert Weiss said that the problem shows no signs of slowing up. In amounted to $1,250. Peck, accom­ "We re still in the race, believe it would be looked into immediately. or not,” said Palmer, 18-12, who has said catcher Carlton Fisk, who Iii(liun.‘< 6, Blue Jays 2 San Diego (Jones 11-12) at Atlanta BACK TO PINEHURST,a.302 Main) Japan Oh is as big a hero as any panied by Jeff Blanchard. Ray (Manler 4-10), N Zinsser also asked about the safgty of the bridge being Hennequin, Roger Peck and John won four straight. "If we sweep this scored the only Red Sox run in the se­ Rick Waits pitched a five-hitter fo r the verlbest U.S.D.A. Choice Meat! major leaguer in the United States, and Andre Thornton belted his 29th Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 11-5) at used by fire engines and school buses. past or present. Naretto journeyed to Boston last series, we would be seven games out cond inning on a double by Dwight of first place and anything could homer — a career high — to lead the St. Louis (Denny 11-91, N director of public works, said that he had U you didn’t get our Allied Grocer free vinyl coupon book holder, please ask Several years ago while touring the week and made the check presenta­ Evans. "Bobby made only five bad notified both t o ^ fire departments of the weight restric­ for it at check out. Us the holder for all Shurfine and Mfg. coupons. Your entry tion. Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk happen.” pitches all night and his funky motion Indians. Waits, 11-13, struck out two Thursday's Games major league spring training camps and walked one in his 13th complete tions for the bridge. No notification was given to school blank for a chance to win a 1979 Plymouth Volare is in this coupon book holder on the Grapefruit League circuit, I accepted the check on behalf of the Reliever Don Stanhouse picked up can throw the hitters off.” Philadelphia at Chicago officials, but the problem has been well-publicized Giles Jimmy Fund. The games here his 21st save. Eight of those 21 saves Palmer, who struck out four — in­ game. Cleveland took a 2-0 lead in the New York at Montreal, N said. had a firsthand opportunity to meet with Oh and to see him perform with featured Reed Construction and the have come in Palmer's behalf. cluding Jim Rice three times — was second inning when Jim Norris Pittsburgh at St. Louis, N PINEHURST VERIBEST BONELESS doubled home Gary Alexander and Dr. James Kennedy, superintendent of schools said the Yomiuri Giants against the Queen and Her Court. "I didn't get down on the ball, " locked in a pitching duel with rookie San Francisco at Atlanta, N scored on a single by Ted Cox. that he was aware of the problem with the bridges ROAST BEEF SALE Philadelphia Phillies in Clearwater. said Hobson of the smash that Andres southpaw Bobby Sprowl through six San Diego at Cincinnati, N While .So.x 4, Twins 3 “I p been a problem for us. The problem has been All U.S.D.A. Cholct Through an interpreter, one Annual Manchester Little League Mora whistled through the infielder's innings when the Orioles scored Los Angeles at Houston, N rpolved by re-routing,” Dr. Kennedy said. Deakin said baseball program banquet will be legs. “I made a bad play that cost us twice in the seventh to take the lead. Claudell Washington slugged a two- learned a little about the “Babe Ruth a run.’( run homer and rookie Steve Trout, that only the two bridges. Union and Adams streets had l o i x o r u of Japan," one of the nicknames the held Thursday night at 6:30 at the Lee May tied the game with his 22nd to be avoided. RUMP OVEN ROUST.... .lb.M.89 Army & Navy Club, John Phelps Terry Crowley's double came in homer and Andres Mora followed with help from three relievers, ((HMI'U 38-year-old slugger picked up during notched his first major-league vic­ American League his 20 seasons with the Giants. reports 280 coaches, umpires and the eighth inning off reliever Dick with a grounder that went through K I M I U I I O \ tory. Washington gave the White Sox Jack Russell Stadium in players will be in attendance. Chef Drago with two outs. It was his 10th Hobson's legs at third for an error. EasI EVE ROUND OVEN ROAST .. .lb. 1.98 Enjoy a Hearty Breaki^ with a 2-0 lead in the third when he belted SEALTEST Clearwater was packed and lucky Dutch Fogarty and his staff will pinch hit in 33 at-bats. Mora wound up on second, moved to W L Pet. GB Irish To Speak NO his fourth homer following a single Boston 85 ticket purchasers were standing six serve the gathering. Boston outfielder Fred Lynn third on a groundout and scored the 52 .620 — New ICE CREAM LIMIT ^ ^ c u m h e n ia n d fa n n ts^ by Bill Nahorodny. Trout, son of the New York deep in the stands. ’Thousands were extended his hitting streak to 10 go-ahead run on Carlos Lopez’ soft 81 56 .591 4 W GALLON BOnOM ROUND ... J 1.79 late Detroit pitcher Dizzy Trout, Milwaukee Steve Hadge, town men's single games with a single. But he twice left line drive single over second base. 79 59 .572 6V2 On Fire Dispute turned away with Oh the big attrac­ allowed five hits over 6 1-3 innings. LARGE tion. tennis champ, is the new assistant runners on third base with less than Sprowl, making his major-league Baltimore 78 61 .561 8 M .4 9 Detroit 75 J^lONDON BROIL...... » . * 1.85 Oh is no little man. Like most of his girls' swimming coach at 63 .543 10>/2 Wallace Irish Jr., deputy fire marshal for the Eighth Cleveland 60 (Marinate with Lowripa Beef Marinade for best reaultaj GRADE A team m ates, h e’s tall, a well- Manchester High. The Bates College 78 .435 25>/2 Utilities District, will s p ^ to the Manchester Lions cumher4and farms Toronto 55 85 Club ’Tuesday, Sept. 19. developed six-footer and about 185 grad handled the Glastonbury High .393 31>/2 returnsbie clear plastic jug pounds. boys' tennis squad last spring. Irish will discuss the district and its relationship with BOnOM ROUND 1.89 Reuss May Be Key Link \\ e»l the Town of Manchester, including the Buckland fire HOMOGENIZED EGGSRQO He didn’t break down any fences in w L Pet. GB jurisdiction case. With coupon from Allied Shoulder Clod Bonoless $ 1 7 C either batting practice or the game, The last two weeks were profitable DOZEN W W Kansas City 75 61 .551 - ’The state Supreme Court last week ruled that the Grocers coupon book his hit production being only a single, for Dennis Turning, who caddied for MILK California 74 63 .540 l '/2 Eighth Utiiities District has the right to provide fire (available at check out OVEN or POT ROAST..... A - * 3 but he displayed a classic swing and Tom Kite on the PGA tour. Kite N O W ONLY! finished in second place a week ago With Onrushing Pirates Texas 66 68 .493 8 jurisdiction in the Buckland section. ’The Town of a unique stance. He reminded one of SAVE We have Cornlah Hent Oakland 64 75 .460 12 V2 Manchester also has said that it had jurisdiction over the *2^ cianhet4and farm s ^ Mel Ott, the onetime New York in the Hall of Fame Classic at on Shurfine and Turkey Breaitt. NEW YORK (UPI) - Jerry Asiros 3. Beils 2 Minnesota 62 77 .446 14V2 disputed area. Irish’s taik will follow the Lions Club TOP OTHE MORNBIG Giant standout, who also raised his Pinehurst but wound up on top at the has lost 15, struck out six and walked BUTTER BASTED front foot when batting before Endicott, N.Y.j B.C. Open last Reuss, an important part of Jose Cruz doubled in one run, then two in going the distance for the 19th Chicago 58 80 .420 18 dinner and program which will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the scored the game-winner on pinch Steak Out in Vernon. 10 to 14 lb. Young making contact with the ball. weekend. The victory was worth $45,- past Pittsburgh Pirates’ cham­ time while helping the Braves snap a Seattle 51 85 .375 24 HEN TURKEYS Oh is well paid for his trade. He 000 and gave him $149,000 for the pionship seasons, may turn out hitter Bob Watson's sacrifice fly to five-game losing streak. Jeff draws down a salary estimated at year, the third straight year he won to be the key link to another highlight a two-run ninth inning rally Burroughs and Dale Murphy also Tuesday's Results Again Pinehurst has more than 8300,000 annually. over $100,0(X). With the caddy getting one. that lifted the Astros and homered for Atlanta. Baltimore 4, Boston 1 the low price on top J.R.Richard to victory. The Astros’ Cleveland 6, Toronto 2 Penny Backs Grasso The Japanese team operated like a to percent of Kite’s winnings. Tur­ Reuss, banished to thee bullpen by Expos 10, Gulls 8 bacon. ning has made out well again in his managed their winning rally off Tom New York 4, Detroit 2 J O I N O U U well-tuned clock with every player in Manager Chuck Tanner for much of Doubles by Warren Cromartie, SWIFT PREMIUM third year of carting the Texan’s golf Seaver, 12-14, who had held the Chicago 4, Minnesota 3 R ochester Mayor Stephen Penny has indicated that he motion before the game and with a this season, made his first start in Gary Carter and Dave Cash keyed a LEANBAC N clubs. Kite has won just two PGA Astros to five hits over eight innings. four-run eighth inning that rallied the Texas at California, N, ppd. will support Gov. Ella Grasso in her re-election bid 8 c o u n u j i minimum of players crowding two weeks Tuesday night and turned tourneys, the last one two years ago Richard, 15-11, allowed only three Expos to victory. The loss was the Kansas City 3, Oakland 0 ^ v . Grasso is being challenged by Lt. Gov. Robert around the batting cage. in a four-hitter in stopping the New .* KFVOUITION Oh started the final weeks with 34 in Philadelphia, but this year he has hits in pitching his 14th complete sixth in nine games for the Cubs and KilliM for the Democratic Party nomination for gover- 1.39 York Mets 8-0 as the Pirates ran game. W ednesday’s Games nor. fcllian, although considered an underdog in the par­ homers to his credit and has a good been.second twice and third three dropped them five games behind the their winning streak to 10 games and Itravi's 8, Bull res I Kansas City (Splittorff 16-11) at ty s &pt. 12 primary, has considerable support in Fill your freezer ... chance to win his 16th home run title times before getting into the Phillies in the NL East. Pinch hitter Oakland (Langford 7-10) ALLIED GROCERS-PINEHURST flLLTKElR LUNCH BOXES 1 closed within a half game of first- Rod Gilbreath drilled his second Manchester. see Frank or Ed for any in the two decades he had been with winner’s circle. Ellis Valentine and Larry Parrish Boston (Tiant 9-7) at Baltimore (D. place Philadelphia in the National career grand slam and veteran It s been difficult for me to make up my mind. I have freezer meat cut. SPECIALS... W/TH THESg 6AC/(-TO-$Cf/OOL S?BC\AIS homered for Montreal and Dave Martinez 12-10), N Weekly Freezer KELLOGG’S League East. It was the Pirates' 20th knuckleballer Phil Niekro became indicated rather tentatively that I will be supporting the Kingman hit his 25th homer for Milwaukee (Sorensen 15-10) at victory in 22 games. the NL’s first 17-game winner by governor,” Penny said. “ Special CDRN FLAKES...... 8oz.4l* Chicago. Toronto (Jefferson 7-11), N It was only the seventh start of the tossing a three-hitter. Niekro, who He ^ id that he expects Gov. Grasso has more support WHOLE U.S.D.A. KELLOGG’S A A a Detroit (Billingham 15-6) at New CH O ICE Individual Heroes season for Reuss, who was in­ from the electorate than does Killian. She has a better FRDSTED FLAKES...... *. HANDY York (Figueroa 14-9), N Pecker Cut 70 CHEESE strumental in the Pirates’ NL East chance of defeating Ronald Sarasin, the Republican can- KELLOGG’S S 2 ^ PAX raoo: championship seasons of 1974 and Chicago (Kravec 10-13) at ***mlu^ governor, than Killian does. Penny said Boneleee FRUIT LDDPS...... Minnesota (Goltz 11-9), N B9n9M talar ■■ Cwldi Sh M Out in Bucs^ Camp 1975 when he won 34 games. But, it While KiUian is supported strongly in Manchester, his KELLOGG’S PEANUT GHEES was his second straight complete Texas (Jenkins 13-8 and Comer 7-3) support tends to be concentrated in Hartford County the ROUND at California (Hartzell 6-8 and Ryan mayor said. ' CRACKLINBRAN.. .16 oz. • 1 . 0 1 PEANUT BUTTER PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Chuck game victory and he could be a key including Eye and Back NABISCO HAITOMIKS figure for the Pirates down the 6-11), 2, N Rump Oven Roasts. All cut CHOCGIEAMS Tannsr is beginning to sound like a broken record, but it’s not stretch. Thursday’s Games to order, ready for your SHREDDED WHEAT . lOoz. * really his fault. 62 “What’s transpired here has been a Seattle at Chicago freezer. SNOW’S ( Fire Calls ) That he’s been repeating virtually talking about. team effort,” said Tanner. “For in­ Milwaukee at Toronto, N nightly for nearly a month is the CRAB M EA T...... 6 oz. can * 1.79 Five of the 10 players used drove in stance, we have seven starting Texas at California, N .M. WELCHES truth: there are no individual heroes at least one run; seven players had at pitchers. We've had some guys who Manchester Rochambeau Apartments on in the Pirates’ amazing run at the SAUSAGE TDMATD JUICE...... qt.|ar * least one hit, with four of them get­ couldn't go out there and others went Tuesday, 2:42 p.m. — gas Silver Lane. 49 National League East championship. washdown at Main and North Tuesday, 5:14 8HURHNE ting two each, and seven players out and did the job. MEAT Their hot streak — 22 victories in 25 Main streets. (Eighth p.m.—Medical call to 296 Main DLIVES...... * scored at least one run. “I can't say enough about Reuss, . SWoz. 79 games — is a result of plain old solid District) St. . lM . 1 9 SHURFINE DANISH . Mets Manager Joe Torre, whose (Bruce) Kison and (Henry) Bibby. Tuesday, 2:44 p.m. — water Tuesday, 8:50 p.m.—False team effort. club was swept in three games, They’ve had to start with long BLEACH...... gal . ransactions) in basement at 89 Hawthorne alarm at Penney High School, 16 oz. 491 iSUCEDSr! “If you have time. I’ll talk about refused to answer any questions, but stretches of days off and they’ve St. (Eighth District) Forbes Street. SHURFINE HAM " " all my players,” Tanner told Steve Henderson, who had two of done the job.” Today, 12:04 a.m. — car fire Tuesday, 8:51 FROZEN OfflHI ______reporters Tuesday night after the New York's four hits, offered an opi­ Reuss told reporters that he hadn’t Kasehall at Exit 92, Interstate 86. p.m.—Investigation at 34 STRAWBERRIES nECiuan laurc Goodonlv«Cui.btrlni4 FirmtitMn. Pirates’ 10th straight victory — an 8-0 nion on the Pirates. been happy with his role in the Baltimore — Signed catcher Rick (Town) Lawn St. IIHiULAH niHlfc oHir Exrins Siftmtar ID triumph over the New York Mets “They’re playing good ball. That’s bullpen and he was out to prove to Dempsey to five-year contract. Tuesday, 10:43 7 9 < p^ that moved them within a half game what they’re capable of doing, and Tanner that he belonged in the star­ Eiiolliall East Hartford p.m.—Investigation at 27 High Use your Shurfine coupon of the division-leading Philadelphia ting rotation. Cleveland — Signed running back Court. and save 204 more on that’s what's happening,” Henderson Tuesday, 2:35 p.m.-Minor W. R«.n>. th. Right to Limit QuwitiUn SALE ITEMS THROUGH SEPT. 10 Phillies. “I could talk about all of said. “They’re playing better than Duffy Dyer and Dale Berra each Greg Pruitt to a multi-year contract. Tuesday, 11:49 Chicago — Acquired wide receiver blaze on Elms Village Drive. p.m.—Medical call to Clover- them because they’ve all con­ I’ve seen them play in quite a while. smacked two-run doubles to support Tuesday, 3:14 dale Drive and Jerry Road. tributed'. What’s transpired here’s “They just seem like they’re doing Reuss, Dyer’s double capped a five- Winner in Starting Role Golden Richards from Dallas for a p.m.—Investigation at 98 Today, 12:18 a.m.-Medical beOT a team effort, a result of guys everything right. They’re making the run third inning off starter and loser future draft pick. Homestead St. call to 32 Cheyenne Road. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. cumheriand farms piaving as a unit, not because one or Jerry Reuss, back in a starting role, tossed a four-hit shutout Iliiekey plays when they have to make them, Jerry Koosman, 3-15. Only one of the Tuesday, 4:37 Today, 2:28 a.m.-Medical ____ 302 MAIN 1200 stores there's one near you! twt^guys have gotten hot.” hitting the ball when they have to hit runs was earned because of for the rampaging Pirates last night against the Mets. The Bucs Edmonton (WHA) — Acquired p.m .—M edical ca ll to call to IS l Silver Lane. OPEN THURSDAY AMD FRIDAY TIL B P.M. Open 7 days for your convenience Tuesday night’s game was a the ball, getting people over when Koosman's two-base throwing error have won 10 straight and trail Philadelphia by one-half game in forwards Jim Mayer and Steve ‘ classic example of what Tanner was they have to get them over.” on a sacrifice by Omar Moreno. the National League East. (UPI Photo) Carlson on waivers from the New England Whalers. PAGEJTj^ELVE — MANCHESTEREVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn!, Wed., Sept. 6 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,-Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 6, 1978- PAGE THIRTEEN Panatta Gambled and Lost Pass catchers still running scared I Winfield Contributes In Bid to Outlast Connors Yeah, but they don’t pay the same kind of salaries in the NFL. Re his teaming with Dr. J : you won’t have to worry Championships with Tuesday’s 6-4,4- JUSTASK about that any more because George will be playing mile Plenty off Ball Diamond currently ranked 36th by toe ATP.^ NEW YORK (UPI) - Ser­ 6, 1-6, 6-1, 7-5 victory. - Arthur Ashe 6-4, 4-6, 3-6, 7-6, 6-2. high this fall and winter in Denver. The funny thing Is that saved four match points before suc­ The pairings for the women’s Murray Olderman ving at match point, already “I went for the big second ser­ cumbing. on a personal level, there was never any problem between NEW YORK (U P I)-O n e9f doing the same thing?” asks Phillies’ quarterfinals also were determined George and Dr. J on the 76ers. with a special plaque from the foun­ charged with a fault, Adriano vice,” Panatta said. “Chad to take the basic differences between slugger Greg Luzinski, who hasn’t “That’s as good as I can play,” with No. 1 Martina Navratilova going dation and he loved it. Panatta stared intently across toe risk at that time. I couldn’t play By Murray Olderman kids and adults is that kids are I held any parties for kids yet the way Connors said. “It’s one of the best against No. 11 Virginia Ruzici, No. 2 Q. Can you tell me how some of the old-timers such as During one course of the the net. What he saw was not in back (in the backcourt), not with matches I’ve ever played. I can’t Cobb, Wagner, Ruth and Hornsby compare with the recent ready to believe much quicker, Winfield has, but who has dug into his proceedings, while Winfield was -Jimmy.” C3iris Evert against No. 5 Tracy or present players such as May, Musial, Carew and Rose? so much Jimmy Connors, the speak for him, but I’m sure he’d have Austin, No. 4 Wendy ’Turnbull against and even if they realize there own pocket for $25,000 worth of moving around helping feed the kids, Connors, the second seed, agreed to be satisfied with toe way he The tipoff: — Ray Phelps, Santa Maria, Calif. tickets two years now for kids in the man, but Jimmy Connors, the No. 15 Kathy May and No. 16 Pam Let’s just say that the old-timers you mentioned would really is no Santa Claus, they’ll one of them, no more than eight, with the assessment of his unseeded played.” have been super stars in any era because they had unique Philadelphia area. sidled over to him and said: legend, Shriver against unseeded Lesley The legislation supposed to open up the passing gladly settle for his designated Gottfried, the sixth seed who has Hunt. ' ' ability. But 1 think today’s guys have it a little tougher Winfield, one the National “Mister, can you show me where “In Italy we say he doesn’t want to game in pro football — only one hit in the first five because there’s greater competition since baseball be­ hitter^— big Dave Winfield. League’s premier performers, readi­ lost cloM duels with Connors toe last Evert, winner of toe Open toe last yards, none thereafter — is not going to have any Dave Winfield is?” die,’’ Panatta was to relate later, came truly democratic with the advent of Jackie Robinson, After all, how many ballplayers do ly admits he has a motive for what Pro Tennis three times they met, but says he three years, defeated Regina Mar- effect at all. Head-hunting defenders will continue to “Why do you want to know that?’’ “The biggest positive thing for Jim­ now is getting it together “upstairs,” intimidate receivers. opening up a whole flood of new talent, even if it is diluted you find inviting more than 10,000 he’s doing. sikova, the 12th seed from somewhat by 24 major league teams instead of 16. Figures asked the Padres’ six-foot-six right- my is that he fights every point. You gained another chance at Jiummy kids to a gala party where they can “I want to show the kids someone Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-1, ’Tuesday, aren’t an accurate guide since batting averages were fielder. can’t relax with Jimmy, even for one with a surprisingly easy 6-2, 6-4, 6-1 generally higher a half century ago. have ail the punch, cookies and ice cares,” he says. “That’s my chief point.” friend, and it was difficult for anyone and in other matches Turnbull ousted “Because I hear he’s a nice man,” to disagree after he had rallied from conquest of Roscoe Tanner, an old Q. Which are used more in major league baseball, cream they want while enjoying live motive. I also want to show them said the boy. With this in mind, Panatta made No. 13 Marita Redondo 6-2, 6-7, 6-2, Q. For the life of me, I can’t understand how the sports entertainment, too. And how many that all ballplayers shouldn’t be 3-5 in the final set to win the last four friend and the No. 11 seed. Austin beat AnneBmito 6-4, 6-3, May glasses or contact lenses? — R.K., Hoquiam, Wash. “Here, lemme get you an the snap decision that was to climax games. writers of America can so blatantly Ignore the 1972-73-74 can you name who are shelling out pegged as money-grabbers. The way The other quarterfinal pairings beat No. 7 seed Betty Stove 6-4, 7-6 Oakland A’g. Your selection of the 1975-76 Reds as the best autographed picture of him,” Win­ a 3 hour and 36 minute dogfight. $25,000 so underprivileged children I see it. I’m making a decent living, "I hung in there, I never did give will have No. 1 seed Bjorn Borg and Shriver upset No. 8 Kerry Reid 6- of the modem era might well be grounds for slander (I’ll field said. “I know him pretty weil.” Rather than ease up on his second up, said Connors, preaking a week- playing No. 8 Raul Ramirez, No. 3 have to check with F. Lee Bailey on that one). I realize can see ball games? so I want to give something back. service, as is customary, the Italian 2, 6-4. For the past two years, Winfield long boycott of talking with the Vitas Gerulaitis against unseeded this letter is an exercise in futility, but how can a three­ Dave Winfield not only has done it, And who better to give it to than has been the Padres’ top offensive reached back and unleashed another In the feature matches today, time world champion team be so overlooked? The A’s had he’s still doing it by means of a kids? I was one myself once,” laughs sizzler. press. “I’m not going to lose it, South African Johan Kriek, and 15th McEnroe meets Walts in toe after­ and did it all. — C.C. Wilson, Alameda, Calif. performer and with 78 RBI, 19 they’re going to have to win it. I’m seed Jonn McEnroe against unseeded special foundation bearing his name. Winfield. homers and a near .300 batting The serve was wide, a double fault noon and Gerulaitis faces Kriek at I wouldn’t say the A’s are overlooked. Just that as not going to roll over and give it to Butch Walts. The purpose of the foundation is to “The foundation is something I’ve average at the moment, he looks as if was charged, and Connors had a night in the men’s quarterfinals, individual talents they didn’t impress me that much. Or them.” On Tuesday, Borg trounced No. 12 just check what Gene Tenace, Joe Rudi, Sal Bando and bring about relief and recreation to thought about a long time. As part of he will be again this sqason. berth against Brian Gottfried in the while in the women’s division it will Panatta, winner of the Italian and seed Harold Solomon 6-2, 6-2, 6-0 and MO even the “great” Reggie have done since they went to disadvantaged youngsters without it, we’ve begun a minority student Owi,er of one of the strongest quarterfinals of the U.S. Open Tennis be Evert against Austin. greener (as in money) pastures. As for Bailey, his batting regard to either color or creed. athletic program in St. Paul, French championships in 1976 but Ramirez outlasted No. 16 seed average hasn’t been so hot lately, either. throwing arms in baseball, the 26- All those kids who attended Win­ Minnesota, where I went to college. year-old Minnesotan made the Two friends and I broke into a Q. Why has Roger Maris been overlooked and not put in field’s spectacular party in San National League All-SUr team the Diego before the All-Star game, and warehouse, got caught and were There are no accurate surveys available right now. But the Baseball Hall of Fame? When he erased Rnth’s record past two seasons and very likely will with the development of plastic lenses, many more top- of 60 home runs in one season, this placed him with the there were somewhere between 8,000 lucky not to go to jail. Sports saved make it many more times in the Seattle Slew Upset Le a d e rs greatest of players. Please check his record. — Herb notch players are now wearing glasses because they poM and 12,000 of them, and all those who me, kept me straight. If what we’re Long, UhrichsvUle, Ohio. years to come. no danger, and old prejudices against them have long have attended ball games with trying to do saves some other kids, “He's doing as much off the field Batting vanished. Contact lenses are a little more trouble. I’d have I did and, except for his miraculous ’61 season, find very tickets at the Padres’ slugging out­ hey, how do you think that makes me Garvey, LA 96; Parker, Pitt and I to vote for glasses as being in greater usage. Uttle to justify Roger as a legitimate HaU of Famer. He as he is on it,” offers Toronto’s Peter In Paterson Race National League Clark, SF 91; Smith, LA and Win­ was a lifetime .260 hitter with four clubs (aeveland, fielder has bought for them, don’t feel?” Bavasi, who was in the San Diego AB H Avg. field, SD 89. Ransas City, Yankees, St. Louis), a competent outfielder, doubt his sincerity for a moment When Pete Rose came to San Diego front office when Winfield first came Q. Do you think Joe DlMagglo’s record 56-game hitting a line drive hitter who found a comfortable porch in although there are some older skep­ just after his hitting streak was American League: Rice, Bos 121; streak will ever be broken? If so, by whom? — S.M., St. up from college five years ago. 0~ * Yankee Stadium’s short, low right field one marvelous tics who do. ended a week and a half ago, Winfield EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) - At first, the $150,000- AB H Staub, Det 107; Hisle, Mil 99; Thorn­ JohnsvUle, N.Y. summer. “Some people may doubt his Avg. They’re the ones who say he has a thought it would be a good idea to added Paterson Handicap at the Meadowlands appeared to be Burroughs, Atl 418 132 .316 ton, Clev 94; Thompson, Det and Car- ,, Rose’s valiant run at it. I’d never say motives, but I don’t for a moment ty. Oak 85. “never.” Yet of all the glamor records in baseball. I’d say four-year contract for more than a throw a party in his honor. Again he because I think his priorities, es­ the perfect spot for Seattle Slew to warm up for his confronta­ Parker, Pitt 492 154 .313 1 it’s the most invulnerable — not because today’s players aark, SF Parting shot: million bucks and he’s doing all this invited a whole lot of kids who had a pecially his interest in young people, tion with Triple Crown winner Affirmed in the Sept. 16 Marlboro 506 157 .310 Stolen Bases I aren’t as good but because travel, night schedules and the as a tax write-off. ball. Many of the Reds’ and Padres’ Madlock, SF 377 I constant use of fresh pitchers have changed the game from have been there as long as I’ve known Cup. 117 .310 National League: Moreno, Pitt 62; Maybe it tabs me as old-fashioned, but the one “If that’s all it is, only a write-off, players showed up, too, along with Cruz, Hou 493 152 I what it was in DiMaggio’s day and made it a lot tougher for him, which was the first day the But in all their planning and con- .308 Lopes, LA 40; Taveras, Pitt 35; quality I find generally lacking among today’s b re ^ how come a lot more guys aren’t the umpires. Rose was presented through early fractions of :23, :46 Smith, LA 412 126 .306 Richards and Smith, SD 34. hitters to sustain any kind of streak. I wouldn’t even guess of professional athlete is loyalty. I don’t mean the Padres drafted him.” sideratiion of toe purse, the distance at a possible candidate to go after DiMag’s mark. Strong Finisher and 1:09 4-5 over the sluggish track. Whitfield, SF 409 124 .303 blind kind, but the one that projects some sense of and the competition, trainer Doug American League: LeFlore, Det obligation to team and community aside from getting At that point. Dr. Patches, patient­ Bowa, Phil 549 165 .301 62; Cruz, Sea 48; Wills, Tex 46; Chris Evert finished strong yesterday in whipping Regina Peterson and owners Karen and ly stalking Slew through the first six Q. Having George McGinnis and Dr. J on the same team as good a contract as is available. There’s got to be Rose, Cin 568 170 .299 Dilone, Oak 44; Wilson, KC 36. more to sport than money. McEnroe, Gorman in UTC Net Classic Marsikova, 6-4, 6-1, to gain right to face Tracy Austin in U.S. Mickey Taylor and Jim and Sally Hill furlongs, made his move and took the Garvey, LA I Is like having two Jockeys on one horse in thE Kentucky 553 164 .297 ■ Derby. I have watched McGinnis since he played In 10- Open Tennis Tournament quarterfinals in New York (UPI couldn’t have planned on Dr. lead under strong urging from Oomartie, Mtl Patches. 525 156 .297 I year-old leagues. He should play tackle for the Chicago Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box Youthful John McEnroe, ranked as high as No. 8 in the world. at the East Hartford Racquet Club, Photo) Ck)rdero. Puhl, Hou 525 Pitching I Bears. He is “tremendouser” in football. Right? — Old Tuesday night, the speedy chestnut 156 .297 ra46, Incline Village, Nev. 894S0. Because of the volume of mail, veteran Tom Gorman and The 32-year-old West Coaster joins while on Sept. 17, the four final It was Dr. Patches’ fourth triumph Winfield, SD 501 149 .297 Victories I Col. Walt Charlesworth, Indianapolis, Ind. there will be no individual responses. Stan Smith among the veteran stars gelding edged Seattle Slew by a neck in seven starts this year for trainer (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I iromising Hank Pfister are the qualifying matches will be held on American National League: Niekro, Atl 17- due in the $75,000 Grand Prix Tourna­ in the 1 1/8-mile Paterson, handing Jan Nerud, and the son of Dr. Fager League 15; Perry, SD 16-6; Blue, SF 16-7; latest entrants in the United the tournament site at the Hartford AB; H ment. Armory. the 1977 Triple Crown winner toe se­ returned $11.40, $2.60 and $2.80 in Avg. Hooton, LA 16-8; Grimsley, Mtl 16-9; Lost for Year Last Fight Talk Carew, Min 491 ^Encouraging Signs’ Technologies Tennis Class Pfister scored a big win over Hie cond loss of his somewhat bizarre completing toe race in 1:48. Seattle 167 .340 John, LA 16-10. Adams Sidelined Tickets before the tournament may Rice, Bos 568 186 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - scheduled Sept. 18 thru Sept. 24 Nastase last year and also numbers be purchased at either the Hartford career. Slew, ridden by regular jockey Jean .327 American League: Guidry, NY 20- CASTRO VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) - FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Defen­ Oliver, Tex 423 134 .317 Brown University has lost starting Darryl Stingley, 26, a New England at the Hartford Armory. Smith and Roscoe Tanner among his Civic Center or any Ticketron outlet Admittedly, Slew was at a disad­ Cruguet, was sent off as the 1-5 2; Palmer, Balt 18-12; Tanana, Cal linebacker and co-captain Neil Jacob sive end Julius Adams will be out in­ Piniella, NY 380 117 .308 wde receiver paralyzed from a McEnroe, moved into the inter­ victims as well as Arthur Ashe, Con­ in Western New England. vantage with top weight of 128 pounds favorite and paid $2.10 and $2.10. It’s and Caldwell, Mil 17-9; Flanagan for the year because of a broken arm definitely after suffering a hairline and leaving from the outside post in Oglivie, Mil 388 118 .304 broken neck suffered in an NFL pre­ national tennis scene last year as an nors and Tanner during a three-day The draw for the qualifying tourna­ Again for Ali Freezing finished two and one-half Balt 17-12. he suffered in pre-season practice. fracture of the shoulder blade in Sun­ the 10-horse field. Dr. Patches, Yount, Mil 408 123 .301 season game, has shown “en­ 18-year-old high school student and tear in Las Vegas earlier this year. ment will be held in the Sheraton, lengths back and paid $3.80 to show. Jacob, a 21-year-old senior from St. day's 16-14 loss to Washington. however, also left from an outside Lynn, Bos 457 137 .300 Earned Run Average couraging signs,” doctors reported advanced into the semifinals at Thus far, world-ranking players Sept. 16, with the main draw taking By^iMILT RICHMAN It’s Freezing was followed by Louis, broke toe upper bone in his left Adams’ injury was originally post, but toted a mere 114 pounds. Roberts, Sea 384 115 .299 National League: Vuckovich, St. L Tuesday. Wimbledon before bowing to Jimmy from eight countries are entered. Ac­ place at noon at the same location. Life’s Hope, Fatner Hogan, True 2.35; Rogers, Mtl 2.47; Swan, NY arm, in Tuesday morning drills. He diagnosed as a bad bruise, but ad­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Four years ago, almost to the day, “I said two weeks ago we would Thompson, Det 504 148 .294 An Eden Valley Hospital bulletin Connors. He is currently ranked No. cording to international rules, four Tournament play, will start at 10 Statement, Giboulee, Proud Birdie, Fisk, Bos 2.49; Blue, SF2.54; Knepper, SF2.62. was toe Ivy League school's second- ditional x-rays taken Monday openings in the 32-man draw will be Muhammad Ali, who was about to meet George Foreman and win by a half-length,” said jockey Wise Philip and Cisk. Eighteen 479 141 .294 said StingWy remained in serious revealed the fracture. The Patriots 14 in the world. a.m. Sept. 18, and will continue in Reynolds, Sea American League: Guidry, NY leading tackier last season and was a reserved for the four men who sur­ day and evening programs through to become only the second man ever to regain the world Angel Cordero after leaping to the horses had been entered in the field, 456 134 .294 condition but has shown “en­ have made no moves to replace him .Gorman, player-coach of the Seat­ Carty, Oak 453 133 1.84; Matlack, Tex 2.36; Caldwell, two-year letterman for the Bruins. tle entry in World Team Tennis, has vive a 32-man qualifying tournament the finals on the afternoon of Sunday heavyweight title, motored down from the mountains in Penn­ ground in the winner’s circle. “I drawn by an extra $50,000 in toe .294 couraging signs in the last 24 hours.” didn’t have too much respect for this Mil 2.40; Palmer, Balt 2.48; Goltz, i* which will be held Saturday, Sept. 16, Sept. 24. purse — worth $104,625 to Dr. Home Runs Minn 2.66. sylvania and issued what he felt was the most earth-shaking an­ horse (Dr. Patches) until he lost to National League: Foster, Cin 31; nouncement in boxing history. Patches — but many were scratched Strikeouts Forego.” when it became apparent Slew would Luzinski, Phil 29; Smith, LA 28; Standing in front of a microphone In that race, aq^allowance race last make a start. Kingman, Chi 25; Dawson, Mtl and NaUonal League: Richard, Hou in Madison Square Garden’s Hall of in sports. There have been various June, the gelding flashed to the lead Slew’s defeat cast some doubt on Parker, Pitt 23. 256; Niekro, Atl 216; Seaver, Cin 183- Fame Club, he declared, as convin­ reports as to how much he’s getting and was defeated by just a neck by his next scheduled appearance in toe American League: Rice, Bos 38; Montefusco, SF 154; Blyleven Pitt cingly as he could, that regardless of 153. for his rematch with Spinks. Some of Forego’s gallant stretch drive. Marlboro at Belmont in which he was Thomas, Mil 31; Thornton, Clev and how he did against Foreman, he was those reports say he’s accepting less Tuesday night it seemed as if Seat­ to meet Affirmed as well as runnerup Hisle, Mil 29; feylor. Cal 28. American League: Guidry, NY going to retire for good following the money than his opponent for the first tle Slew would come on with a Alydar. 215; Ryan, Cal 205; Leonard, KC 158; contest. Runs Baited In time since his pre-championship stretch drive of his own after Dr. Patches has developed slowly National League: Foster, Cin 98; Flanagan, Balt 144; Eckersley, Bos “This is my last fight,” he said. 135. days now that he’s not the title- Cordero guided Dr. Patches to toe for Nerud, but now has won three “Positively?” someone baited holder anymore, and others say he’ll lead on toe far turn, but toe seal him. straight races and in his previous receive the same amount as Spinks. brown colt — who was making only “Absolutely,” Ali 'answered. start blazed to a 1:08 3-5 victory in a Actually, Ali will get at least ^.5 his third start this year — simply six-furlong test at Saratoga. Softball Players Slate Reunion “After this one, no more.” million, possibly a little more, and if tired and gave way. Since then, he has fought 11 times. he keeps being offered that kind of “I told them (Slew’s owners) that Softball players of another era, Jeff Koelsch is also on the com­ funhlhesun With the summer season upon us, money you can look for him to con­ if Slew isn’t fit. Dr. Patches is going Galiffa Dies and this being the accepted time for men who played in the Manchester mittee which met last week to draw tinue fighting until he can’t possibly to beat him,” paid Cruguet. “Slew GLENVIEW, 111. (UPI) - Arnold Twilight Fast Pitch League which up plans. reruns, here comes Ali again with yet get his hands up anymore; didn’t move when I hit him.” Galiffa, All-America quarterback at was launched in 1944 and enjoyed a All men who performed in toe cir­ another momentous announcement, The idea which appeals most to Ali, It was Slew’s first stakes start this half dozen fine years at Robertson strangely reminiscent of the one he Army in 1949 and one of West Point’s cuit will be contacted. and has for some time now, is being year after winning two allowance most celebrated athletes, died in his Park, are planning a reunion Oct.27 made before. races, one in May and one in August, Planned is a dinner, followed by named special ambassador by Jim­ home Tuesday after a long illness. at the Army & Navy Club. dancing. “This is my last fight,” he says, my Carter and being given a post and toe colt looked in good shape meaning the one coming up with He was 51. Cliff Magnuson is serving as chair­ The committee will meet against picjects similar to that of Andrew Young, so despite becoming somewhat frac­ Leon Spinks. Galiffa had been with U.S. Steel man of the organizing committee Thursday night at 7:30 at the Army & that he can travel around the world, tious during the post parade. Once (k)rp. for 23 years and was director of with Ollie Jarvis his man Friday. Navy Club. His meeting with Spinks in the New talk to the leaders of the various the race started, however. Slew Orleans Superdome on Sept. 15, in toe firm’s operating services division *Ail Prices Cash &- Carry nations and spread good will for the settled down and took the field in the Chicago area. which he’ll be seeking to become the USA. first man ever to win the He’d probably do a fine job of it. heavyweight championship three Still, I can’t help thinking of the ob­ Horse Racing Dead times, is no more likely to be All’s vious hypocrisy in all this because ^O U T D O O R last fight any more than was his WOOD FENCING 1 here’s a man who flatly refused to BUILD A DECK! '^TOPICS successful challenge against fight for his country and now is At Narragansett Park Foreman in Zaire, Africa, in October suddenly excited about going abroad bfBobBnwthr of 1974. F mERCURV OimXJOR co nsultant and extolling its virtues. PAWTUCKET, R. I. (UPI) — Bargain hunters will -For Support: strong, durable Douglas Fir Round Rail Split Rail It is true that privately, Ali Apart from that, Ali has been SINKER TIPS replace bettors at Narragansett Park while the owners 4x4 65“ ft. frequently thinks of not fighting kicking around a couple of other Inexperience tnglen often negotiate the sale of toe track for industrial develop­ anymore. Why shouldn’t he think that ment. MITO ideas, ones more closely connected don’t know how to lelect the -For Joists: Douglas Fir fiO lO'Sections 9 5 lO'Sections way? He’s 36, he has enough money with his upcoming fight with Spinks. proper linker for the kind of Forty-five years of thoroughbred racing in Rhode to do anything he wants, within fuhins they are doing. Island became history Tuesday. ‘Gansett’s board of IPost IPost Both these ideas are predicated on Sinkers are classified into 2x6 36 ft. , ^ reason, and the training required for his beating Spinks, which he honestly three major groups, say tk directors voted to close toe financially-ailing oval five % REPIURS 2 Rails 2 Rails toe kind of fight he anticipates with feels he can do. fishiM experts at Mercury out­ weeks before the end of its 1978 season. 2x8 48“ ft. "Homs of Mr. Oooihnoneh" ’ll Spinks has long since grown to be an His first option would be to keep boards, and each group is desig­ President J. Alden Dooley said the track will reopen effort and a bore. 2x10 70“ ft. the title six months or so and then an­ nate by the type of ruhing it Sept. 16 with weekend flea markets. The directors are But that insatiable desire for con­ serves. negotiating with toe city for sale of toe 200-acre site. Paw­ nounce his retirement. There he goes Bottom-fishing sinkers are • Complata Madianlcal Sarvica -For Decking: Dbuglas Fir Doweled Stockade Privacy tinued recognition and attention, the thinking about it again. Ali’s second usually pyramid or tear drop tucket received a $6 million federal grant to buy the • Collision RaiMlr like of which Ali has grown ac­ option is based on the possibility of shaped, and most have a swivel property and convert it for industrial development. 2x4 24“ ft. customed to these past 14 years, plus molde into the small end. “The property is for sale. We are continuing • Auto Paintliig his knocking out Spinks early and In slow, debris-filie water, toe money, is what always prompts having an easier time of it than he negotiations with toe city of Pawtucket and will also • Low Cost Sonrlco Rontals 1x4 tongue .. groove 34“ ft. $ 1 9 9 5 * 1 8 9 5 $ J 7 9 5 him to keep changing his mind about tear drop sinkers are picfene might have imagined. In such case, because they won’t snag in entertain offers from any and all other responsible par­ • Factory Ti^nod Tochnlolans actually quitting. It isn’t easy to turn he has confided a couple of times, he rocks or brush.. ties,” Dooley said. , 6’x8’ 5’x8’ 4’x8’ your back on money, not when they would be inclined to fight again and Fishing in swift water over ‘Gansett ran its final program on Labor Day but the • Charge With Master Charge -4x4,2x4,2x6,2x8 available in pressure treated pine keep pushing it on you, and it’s even his opponent would be Larry Holmes, sand or m e calls for sinkers track’s death had been coming for several years. It • 24 Hour Wraefcar Sarvica harder to bow out and become just like the pyramid with targe, needed a bailout from toe Legislature, with a larger all include 1 post the World Boxing Council’s a n g ^ surfaces that dig in. plain Muhammad He-Used-To-Be, heavyweight champ. But only if the Trolling sinkers are used to share of the daily betting handle, to reopen in 1977 after a Tal. 646-6464 attended by no one, after having been price was right. put a lure at a certain d ^ h , 15-month shutdown for financial problems. treated as a king always surrounded For next week’s fight with Spinks, though not necessarily on the to keep it together by a full court. bottom, a e keep it there. Ali has been training harder than he Ali is still toe biggest drawing card Mott popular design is the did before his first contest with him. torneo sinker which trolls - r LANDSCAPE without impeding the action of IFLETCHER GUSS CO the lure. 0»«r IS Ymn at taftriaaca NAILS Secoe choice are keekd " ^ ‘ TIES sinkers which eliminate line all sizes .. shapes Boxer in Battle for Life twist. -COMWinE AUTO GUSS SERVICE aggoa.auM-maaoas.gma nwaruat io« Drift fishermen prefer nenw nuwMa-namxci a aooa hm m m i WAKEFIELD, England (UPI) - that had him leaning so far over toe wei^ts which become a part of Tua iMtosuaa-iKCUi a fla T ^ 95 tSAUCHeSTKR OVBft SO 'fSAttS’ Dave Wilson, a heavyweight boxer ropes he was almost among toe front the line they ate using. creosote Common Nails from Waterbury, Conn., continued to row seats when toe referee stopped These include clinch-on dipped 50 lb.-$14.90 50(^ box battle for his life today. sinkers, i ^ lengths of fine lead I («*WCHE$TER$49,452j) DANISH PLATU 255 CENTER ST. toe fight at 3:12 of toe third. wire which can be wrapped PMsmiirnAL CHEVROLET Finish Nails Wilson remained in an intensive Wilson slumped to toe canvas un­ around the line. MCANTIIM Pressure Treated 60 lb.-$20.95 50/^ box MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 care ward after surgeons operated on conscious. He was taken by stretcher A third common sinker for N u u m drift anglers is split shot. They MPflOOUCTKHIS Galvanized Common .. Finish IK a massive brain hemorrhage out of toe ring and rushed to toe EstiMrtes O a iy Oven sustained in a Monday night bout hospital for an emergency operation. can be pinched on the line and 1229 MAIN 8T.,. MANCHESTER 50 80 lb.-$24.70 50)^ box •re especially good for drifting ORBM M-F |.g-jo PLASTICS IN STOCK . OUR NEW HOURS B a n k A m ^ u i ( a h d with Briton Paul Sykes. Sykes, 32, who went to toe hospital bait or a lure m a streank. THirn. m t 4o 6” X 6” X 8’ Galvanized Roof Nails “He is ill, but stable,” said a 3/ i r X 1/4" all OPEN MON.-SAT. to await news of his opponent's con­ Deciding how much sinker is ■ SAT. t-SM STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES ne^ed to do the job lakes a < ^ W U A U ^ 80 lb.-$23.25 50i^ box 7 AM-S PM spokesman at Pinderfield’s Hospital. dition, said he was "sickened” by 54 Wilson, 26, was battered by the little prac^, but if used MtkEE ST., MANCHfSTM THURS.NITES TILLS what had happened. (Off Center Sf.) , WW™® RSRAIRiO Englishman in a third-round barrage properly sinken « n increase □ any angler’s fhhing success. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manc’hester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 6. 1978 Lobbyist Poison Ivy Democratic: Flood Denies Charges MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 6, 1978 — PAGE FIFTEEN Reporting About Lies on Payoffs Floods Deadly in India NEWNFW DELHI,DF.I.HT India persons, officials said. . • .a ...... Rep. Daniel Flood, flamboyant 74- lawns around the tomb of stopped rising today, Marston’s dismissal. (UPI) — The Jamuna Twenty other persons died the late Mohandas (Mahat­ Everybody Can Get It year-old Pennsylvania Democrat River, whose rising waters ■ thousands of persons were Criticized Both Carter and Attorney General Monday in a similar inci­ ma) Gandhi, India’s in­ still being evacuated from alleged by a former aide tb have Griffin Bell insisted Marston’s firing already have forced more dent. By JAMES V. HEALION the New World. He wrote about both in his journal. dependence leader, have suburbs and villages; Of­ accepted more than $100,000 in was not politically motivated and than 250,000 people out of River water seeped into HARTFORD (UPI) — Common People get poison ivy by coming into direct or indirect not been affected. ficials said the operations STORRS (UPI) — Poison ivy is as American as apple payoffs, says ‘‘desperate men under that the investigation would continue their homes in the New the tombs of Nehru and his C&use says not all fellow lobbyists contact with it, and in New England it’s hard to avoid it. pressure” are behind his three-count Reports said the Taj would continue until the pie, the flag and clambakes — and very democratic, too. unimpeded. Delhi area, crested at a immediate successor, Lai are complying with a new ethics law Millions get it every summer. It can be a tall shrub, a vine as thick as your arm or a perjury indictment. Mahal palace at Agra City, floodwaters start receding. small plant trailing along the ground. It has three leaves The indictment charged Flood with record 15 feet above flood Wahadar Shastri, and dis­ 140 miles south of New and only ‘‘a fraction" of what was Ed Marrotte is batting 1,000 in the Poison Ivy League Shortly after a grand jury in Los level today. The mass exodus began with notched edges. It is fully mature now, a beautiful lying under oath about cash payoffs abled two cremation Delhi, was safe for the mo­ spent influencing public officials because he even comes down with it in the dead of winter. Angeles indicted him Tuesday, the F'looding already has early Tuesday. People lush green. he and his former administrative grounds a mile from the ment because it was during the legislative session was At times he wishes he were an Eskimo because poison ivy congressman with the handlebar killed scores of people in scrambled aboard any kind '' assistant, Stephen Elko, accepted. river’s bank. situated on high ground. reported. doesn't grow in the cold of the midnight sun. As it. expands and autumn arrives it turns a brilliant moustache emerged from his home the capital region, and of available vehicle to copper. In winter, whitish berries appear. It is said to Despite Flood’s denials, Elko was The sprawling lush green Even though the river “One year, from the second week in February to the in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and predicted D.R. Kohli, governor of the move to safer places. New mandatory expenditure have grown gloriously on a town hall building in Connec­ convicted last fall of accepting $25,- reports show lobbyists spent nearly end of November, I had it,” said Marrotte, a hor- he will be exonerated and win re- 000 in exchange for providing in­ New Delhi Federal Hculturist at the University of Connecticut. “You can get ticut with occupants remarking on the attractive ivy- election in November. $600,000 trying to influence law­ covered walls. fluence from Flood’s office to help Territory, said "the city makers and state officials during the it from dogs, cats, your shoes, your pants. You can’t be “I completely deny all of these West Coast trade schools. Elko since faces a night of crisis.” too careful.” Some people have used it in floral decorations — once, assertions and their implications as past legislative session. that is. has turned government witness Muddy waters lapped at Marrotte identifies plants that people send him and the well,” Flood said. against Flood in hopes of getting a the tomb of the late Prime A Common Cause analysis “People should learn how to identify it and then other day, for example, he opened a plastic bag that con­ Attempting to discredit his con­ more lenient sentence. Minister Jawaharlal Nehru REAL ESTATE COURSES released Tuesday said lobbyists eradicate it,” said Marrotte who recommends using her­ tained such a sample, felt the leaf’s texture, and even­ victed former top aide and at least Sources said a wide-ranging in­ and came within 1,000 reported spending $474,625 on bicide or pulling it out by hand — wearing rubber gloves Manchester Community College Is offering tour Real Estate courses beginning the tually was able to Identify it. Too late. two other key government witnesses quiry is still under way into Elko’s yards of the majestic Taj legislative lobbying and $106,733 on and protective clothing, of course. week of September 11. One course, Real Estate Principles and Practices, covers “I'm covered with poison sumac now,” he said against him, the 15-term con­ allegations that Flood, as chairman Mahal, officials said. executive lobbying from February to "But the worst thing is to burn the stuff. The ivy’s oil gressman said: •aX* ‘ ha State sales license examination. They are all referring to a close associate of Rhus Radicans - the of a key House Appropriations sub­ More than a quarter- * “ ‘"■aa* **’at meet once a week tor 15 weeks, and the cost tor each Is May. poison ivy Capt. John Smith encountered when he waded gets into the smoke and you’re completely covered. It can “I am certain that these charges enter your mouth, throat and lungs, ” Marrotte said. committee, accepted more than million people have been *®Wa?k k, Connecticut Real Estate Commission. "This is just a fraction of the ashore at Jamestown, Va. in 1606. will be proven false — charges made Rep. Daniel Flood .ho d . '^ao'^^atlon will be conducted 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday, September 9 In He says it takes about 15 minutes for poison ivy’s oil to $100,000 in payoffs over a period of evacuated from flood- money spent on lobbying," said Betty The explorer is more famous for his adventures with by desperate men under pressure.” several years. threatened areas. "The 646 2% Information call get under your skin and he recommends taking a gocxl 646-2137. Classes are scheduled as follows: Gallo, executiye director of Common the Indian princess, Pocahontas, than for the dubious dis­ The indictments were the first to The indictment says Flood lied at Security Review situation is te rrib le ,’’ Cause in Connecticut. "We found tinction of becoming poison ivy’s first recorded victim in shower immediately after exposure as a possible means stem from a long-running Justice Elko’s October 1977 trial when he Prime Minister Morarji many lobbyists are not filing of beating the odds. Others say the oil contaminates your Departoent investigation of Flood’s said he had no knowledge that WATERFORD (UPI) - The Desai told reporters after BEAL ESTATE PBINCIPLES A PBACTICES reports.” clothes as well and these should be dry cleaned instead of activities — which at one point drew Nuclear Regulatory Commission will Mondays, 7:20-10:00 p.m. laundered. William Peters, a former trade an aerial tour of the New President Carter into a national con­ school operator, gave $5,000 to Elko review security procedures at the Delhi area. Thursdays 7:20-10:00 p.m. In 1977, the Legislature passed a An irritant in the plant prompts a skin eruption that troversy. in the spring of 1972. Flood knew of Millstone nuclear power complex The Flood Control Office law requiring lobbyists to register Wesleyan Faculty may vary from simple itching to watery blisters. The Former Republican U.S. attorney the payoff “within a few days of its after a guard was caught smuggling said the Jamuna stopped with the Ethics Commission, to wear eruption appears within a day or two in highly sensitive PBOBLEMS BEAL ESTATE BB0KEBA6E David Marston charged the White occurrence,” it charged. a small unloaded gun through a metal rising at dawn today with Wadneedaya 7d)0-9d>0 p.m. badges when they worked in the To Support Strike people and as much as two weeks later in those less sen­ House was removing him from his detector there. Capitol and to file monthly reports It also alleged that Flood lied twice its waterline 15 feet above sitive. The rash usually begins on the hands and spreads. Philadelphia job because his office Gary Doughty, a Northeast during the session detailing how to a grand jury investigating Elko on mean flood level, the BEAL ESTATE APPBAISALI MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — Wesleyan University faculty Calamine lotion is used to ease the itching and was investigating Flood and Rep. Utilities spokesman, said Tuesday Saturdays 9:20 a.m.-12.-00 noon much they were paid and how much June 2, 197'f — when he denied highest ever recorded. members have voted to support striking secretaries and blistering, and folks who live in the country sometimes Joshua Eilberg, D-Pa., in connection receiving an envelope containing $1,- the guard turned a .22-caliber The official death toll in ■ they spent entertaining lawmakers clerical workers by refusing to perform some extra keep an aloe or healing plant handy. The fluid in the with their roles in the financing of a derringer over to Millstone security PBOBLEMS IN BEAL ESTATE BBOKEBAGES or state officials. Edmond Marrotte of the University of Connecticut shows 000 in cash from former lobbyist the New Delhi floods MANCHESTER duties and considering suspension of classes. plant s tubular leaves is applied to the inflammation, and Philadelphia hospital project. personnel about 4:30 a.m. Sunday mounted to 47 when a Thursdays, 8:00-10:40 a.m. the difference between the five-leaf Virginia Creeper (right) it does give relief. Daryl Fleming, and when he denied Common Cause said the largest About 125 members of the American Association of Eilberg had phoned Carter urging getting another envelope stuffed with just after sneaking it through a metal rescue sailboat overturned COMMUNITY and the plant that is often mistaken for Poison Ivy (UPI And Marrotte says the sweat of your brow can even number of expenditure reports filed University Professors Tuesday also empowered their $5,000 from Peters. detector in the plant guardhouse. Tuesday night, drowning 25 ____ COLLEGE for any one month was in April when photo) executive committee to tell Wesleyan President Colin cause problems. 503 financial statements were sub­ Campbell they were supporting the strike. If you re outside, it is best to wear as much protective mitted to the Ethics Commission, They urged the administration to resolve the strike clothing as possible. Work when it’s cool. Do not work Congress Faces There are 728 lobbying groups or in- State Moves to Stop because it is disrupting school activities. fast. Primarily, use common sense. Keep sweating down diyiduals registered with the com­ The walkout is the first in the 147-year history of the to an absolute minimum. And whatever you do, don’t school with pickets at eight locations since Monday, in­ wipe your brow - that's asking for trouble,” he said. A Full Calendar mission. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Members of Congress Keg Parties in Parks cluding the dining hall. Teamsters have refused to cross Last year under the old law, lob­ streamed back from vacation today, facing an impossibly HARTFORD (UPI) — In recent the lines and $500 worth of chemicals were among Mincheoter Evening Herald byists reported spending $918,293 to finish it come hell or highwater.” shipments never delivered. full calendar and an autumn of discord and debate ending years, free-flowing beer has led to Miller said in April at the Sleeping PubUalwd ew y •vwung ouepl sometime next month in a pre-election adjournment during the legislatiye session. One of Most of the school’s 2,400 students reported for hundreds of disturbances in Connec­ Giant State Park near Hamden there , Sundayt and h o M m . EnWrad •! the rush. the reasons the 1977 figure was so registration Monday. Wesleyan’s personnel director MANCHESTt* PAIKtOE • 64t-M91 MtndiMMr, Conn. ^ Oflio* M Sd- ticut's 89 state parks and forests. In were 11 disturbances involving row­ t1 MUMTli ; 30 0N cond CldM Maa Mattar. For President Carter, today marks the start of a much larger than this year’s number Joseph P. Rumberger, said the strike did not affect SAIlWOAV AND SUNDAY some cases, park employees have dy youths swigging beer at keg par­ furious few weeks in which some of the major legislative is because odd year sessions are two registration procedures. WU7D6NEYn«oucTD« Suggested Cvrier Rates been injured by drunken, rock- ties. In May, there were 12 "in- programs of his first two years in office will pass muster months longer than eyen year The professors agreed the executive committee should 1 PayaMa In Advanca sessions. throwing youths. • cidents at the same tiny park. HOTI£AD Smgta corn...... 15a or die. As a result, state officials have "And that's just one park," Miller meet with Campbell and indicate their support for the a W aaaiy...... aoa flbcHctuiou Either this week or next, the House will try to override The bulk of the money lobbying strikers, and advise him they plan to meet again to con­ Ona m onth...... tS .M decided to close the tap on what has said. tEiMcaor Thraa montha ...... $11.70' Carter’s veto of a $36.9 billion defense appropriations bill, groups spent appears to have been sider suspending classes, non-teaching activities, and a Six montha...... $23.40 become the No. 1 problem in Connec­ In most instances. Miller said park Ona y a a r...... $4$.$0 and vote on the president’s prized civil service reform used to pay their employees and to statement of censure for his administration. LAMPMV. ticut's recreational areas — "keg” personnel have been able to handle Mall Rataa Upon naquaal proposal. finance their operations. The reports The Wesleyan administration had requested teachers ANIMAL beer parties. any problems arising from keg par­ Subacriban who taR to racatva At the same time, the Senate may finally vote on the 17- showed only $5,124 out of the $600,000 perform secretarial duties, hire temporary help to fill B M V tV . thalr nawtpapar bafora 5'30 p.m. Beginning Saturday, bringing a keg ties that get out of hand. But he said > «cuvi nc»«cac** should talaphona tha circulation | month-old natural gas pricing bill, which has a roster of was spent entertaining public of­ of beer into a state park or forest will striking secretaries’ spots and monitor secretaries’ work dspartmsnt. 047-0040 I ficials. on some occasions the state police attendance. bipartisan opposition growing daily, and call up a $54.5 be against the law. Those who violate have been called in. Common Cause said the Tobacco billion Health, Education and Welfare appropriation bill of bonking i the ban will be subject to a $15 fine. "We've had rocks thrown,” he certain to spark the annual debate over federal funding of OfO Tax Council reported spending the Until 1972, Connecticut prohibited said. "And some park employees abortions for the poor. most money during the session — visitors to the state's recreational have been h urt... but not seriously.” AIRWAY That’s just the beginning. $40,000. The council said it spent the areas from bringing kegs of beer Miller said with the keg ban in MIDNIGHT SHOWS |TRAVELA6ENCY| Before adjournment, which everyone hopes will come money lobbying on the state with them. But the ban was lifted [ Theater Schedule cigarette tax, but Common Cause effect, beer drinkers who visit the FRI*SAT 457 CENTER 8T. in time to let members campaign for re-election or for that year when state officials felt if state's parks may go back to A 4 6 -2 5 0 0 higher office, dozens of other unresolved issues must be noted there was no legislation this kegs were made legal, maybe littering. Wednesday year dealing specifically with the House” 7:15-9:30 enacted or killed before time runs out on the 95th drinkers wouldn't discard so many “But that's a chance we have to Manchester Drive-In — Congress. cigarette tax. “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s U.A. Theater 3 — "Hooper" boHcr uiou of Hf« beer bottles and cans. take, " he said. "We've got to keep 7:40-9:40 The F.W. Woolworth Co., which Nest" 8:00; "Carrie” 10:00 In the Senate, that means the threat and possibly the "It was thought it would save on the parks safe for everybody.” Vernon Cine 1 - “Smokey Complet9 was interested in the new Sunday U. A. Theater 1 — “Hot Lead use of filibusters on controversial measures. littering," explained William Miller, and the Bandit” 7:10-9:10 Travel Servica The first test for Carter comes Thursday when the closing law, reported the second Chief of the Parks and Recreation and Cold Feet" 7:00-9:15 Vernon Cine 2 - "The End" largest lobbying costs — $34,105. U.A. Theater 2 — “Animal rES - FUSHLIGHTS - U U S - I'ViR’l tern Toni m M b” House votes on the veto override. Carter said “no” to the Unit of the Department of En­ Benefits Ordered 7:30-9:30 TP-met huge appropriation because it contained $2 billion for a Rounding out the Top 10 spenders vironmental Protection. "It was a NO - CaNOlES OR LIOHTtRS were: HARTFORD (UPI) - A Stamford- nuclear aircraft carrier he said is unneeded. House terrible idea.” based firm has been ordered to pay Bridgeport Jai Alai, Inc., $27,000; leaders predict carrier supporters cannot get the two- During the past six years. Miller the Department of Consumer Protec­ Connecticut Citizens Action Group, NOTICE thirds vote needed to override. said keg parties have become the tion at least $4,000 to see that dis­ nUiPKsjl^WN After that, the House will call up revision of the civil $24,203; American Can Co., $20,034; biggest problem state park officials abled war veterans benefit from a AT MANCmSTBI MAU Probate Court is opeii for service system, which passed the Senate 87-1 but faces Connecticut Bankers Association, have had to deal with, "even bigger forthcoming charity circus. $18,507; Connecticut Brewers and THURS., SEPT.Jth confereccey with the more than 100 amendments in the House. than drugs.” Without admitting guilt. Programs Wholesalers Board of Trade, $15,512; AT 7:00 P.M. judge from 6:30 P.M. to 1 IMW) I ' The administration will try to knock out a section at­ ■‘It's progressively gotten worse,” Inc. of Stamford has agreed to pay Via Ki J Connecticut Business and Industry P.M. on Thursday nights. tached to it by pro-labor members that would allow Miller said. "They (primarily teen­ the state the $4,000 plus half of its ^■4 Association, $14,630; Savings Bank THE TROPICAL Night telephone number: federal workers to participate in political campaigns. If agers and college students) always future ticket sales to Sid Howard’s that section is retained Carter may see his pet project go Association, $12,529 and the New bring more than they can drink. And 6494M45 Haven Water Co., $10,988. International Circus, scheduled to ‘SUNSPOT JAMAICA” down the drain, since leading Senate proponents have once they tap the keg, they’re going open in Bridgeport on Sept. 17. Spofwopwd bjf William E. FitzGerald threatened to filibuster any attempt to pass the House TIVOLI TRAVEL EAST WINDSOR Judge of Probate ' I DRIVE IN version. MMCKSTDN647-1329 The Senate next week is likely to take action on the natural gas bill, on which Carter has staked his pride, his , mancheSt^ prestige abroad and his personal energies in recent ■.wa'.atA. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 « 44 4 weeks. BETTY-JANE TURNER ^ FANTASTIC TOTAL Aides believe that despite much public criticism, they have the votes to pass it. But the outcome will be close. OF 23S LBS & 263" LOST It is the same issue that caused a three-week filibuster School Of Dance Just uiien you thought last fall. Now an impressive array of conservatives and it was suk to go back in the water... liberals oppose it, for widely different reasons, and are calling on Carter to abandon his goal of a unified energy 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER package and consider each of its five parts on individual merit. established in 1954 »w4ad$Hia ii That could kill the delicate compromise worked out in recent months on gas prices, while allowing survival of plu$ other legislation on energy conservation, utility rate GRADED CLASSES IN John Travoitt reform and industrial conversion to coal. 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H«/p UTanlad 13 Halp Wantad MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Sent. 6. 1978- PAGK SF.VF.n t f f n B u s in e s s 13 Help Wanted 13 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• GAS STATION ATTENDANT Butineta OpportunHy 14 PrWata InllwctlonV iTyougo PARTS SUPERVISOR CUSTODIAN-2:30 to 11 p.m. 18 Homes For Sole 23 Homes For Ssis 23 Homes For Sale 23 needed for automotive parts experience preferred. Apply Energetic. Some experience department. Full time salary Vernon Shell, Route 30, Ver­ preferred. Gilead Hilf School. National Weather Forecast SMALL ENGINE Service VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Corporation - expanding ONE OF A KIND - Ne* shopping starts at $150 weekly. All com­ non. (across from Howard 228-9458. Former faculty New York Raised Ranch, beautiful rural pany benefits. For appoint­ Johnson’s). 3QOO dealer network. No music and art High School. experience necessary. setting, Vernon Street, 3- •Mr DnSniia ment call 688-2233. PART TIME WAREHOUSE Professional Singer/Pianist. bedrooms, rec-room with without SERVICE STATION & Delivery Person - Light lif­ W x t i i c n i t d Complete training program. 644-8597. $500. investment required to fireplace, laundry, deluxe mis TRUCK MECHANIC ATTENDANT - For days. ting. Drivers License. Ap- appliances, 2-car garage, 1 WANTED for general repairs, Apply in person; Gil’s Mobile, ^ ximately 6 hour day. Call start your own business. Ideal Schoolt-Clataaa 19 first CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING for retired or part time. fun bath, 2 half bams, m n y must have experience and Route 6, Bolton. custom features. Low energy own tools. Starting salary Details on request. Mr. FOR THE BEST - Manchester reading PART TIME Babysitter - Barker. ESCAA Field radiant electric heat. $78,9W. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN $7.00. All company nenefits. FULL AND PART TIME for Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Broker 646-1189. For appointment. Call 688- golf course maintenance and Afternoons, Charter Oak Training Division, box 619, pupils per teacher. FREE in- Street area. Call between 3-4, Wading River, New York. A NEW PROFESSION? 2233. snack bar. Apply in person at Iroductory lesson with this ad. EAST HARTFORD - For sale 646-1133. PHONE 643-2711 11792. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Hcratb Tallwood Country Oub, Route by owner. 2-FamiIy, 6 & 6, CLASSiflEO ADVERTISING BABYSITTER - Reliable, 85. Hebron. MECHANIC - Must have FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD SERVICE BUSINESS - With enclosed front porches. Call We need additional sales people to complete our matyre, loving person to care for an appointment. 649-1934 / fo r 1-year-old in our SUPERINTENDANT Wanted tools. Install brakes, shocks lOWIII IIMniATUIII $800 a week income available staff. Ws offer an extansive training program for new and exhaust. Four man shop. in this area. A cash business. 643-6045 / 289-6672 / 528-5600. llconsees. you re Manchester home during for Full time employment. Help Wanted 13 □ REAL ESTATE school year. 7:45-4 p.m. Located in Manchester. Must Hourly pay plus commission. Minimum investment 5 1/2 day week. Phone 646- r - Ltoem — — ADVERTISING ADVERTISINS' required. 203-027-0550, 203-481- MANCHESTER - CAPE - 5 BENEFITS References, own transporta­ have previous experience to OOUD. losing tion. 528-7520. apply. Applications being I/ uM bNOW RATES PART TIME WORK - Full Homes For Sale 23 rooms, dormer, fireplace. Unlimited Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan, All the taken between 9 and 11 a.m. DEADLINE time p y ! Women who want to Bower School area. Neat, guidance and direction desIrecT Pleasant working 1 day . . . . i i t word par day earn in excess of $10 per hour. clean home. $45,900. Group I, DRIVER WANTED - Full only. Call 528-1300, for ap­ BOOKKEEPER / COUNTER U^IWEATHEB POTOCAtT 0 12:00 noon the day bafora ANTIQUE COLONIAL money 3 days .,. io$ word par day publlcaUon. International Company. F. J. Spilecki, Realtors. 643- conditions. Member of Manchester, Vernon and time position for a responsible pointment. Girl. Must like figures and elegant center hall. One of the 6 days .... 9c word par day 2121. Hartford, Multiple Listing Services. person for early morning public. Small company. Good Daadtine for Saturday and Training provided. Call 643- finest in Eastern Connecticut, For period ending 7 a.m. EST 9/7/78. During Wednesday 28 days .... 8$ word par day Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 5368, or 643-4226, for interview Situation Wanted 15 delivery route. Applicant SECRETARY WANTED - pay. Phone 646-6606. plus a guest house, 3 car gar­ night, shower activity is forecast for parts of the north 15 words $2.00 minimum appointment. COLUMBIA LAKE - 3 If you are hardworking and can be motivated by a must be 18 year of age and Weekedays 4 to 7, and 3 Happy Ads ...... $2.30 Inch age, large shed, barn, on 17 EARN $4-$8 HOURLY Ser- Pacific states and the New England area, as well as across RESPONSIBLE Mother will bedroom year-round custom large yearly Income, we may have an opening for have a good driving record. weekends a month, 10 to 6, for PLEASE READ care for children in my home. acres, with more land vicing our customers from portions of the upper Plains. Generally fair weather is available. Group 1 Realtors Ranch. Spacious lot in choice you. All inquiries and interviews are confidential Call Arnold J. Hill ^ illiuni Keudf'rn □ N O TICES Job most suitable for a young Manchester apartment com­ Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. area near lake. Waterfront man as lifting of large plex. Call 528-1300 for appoint­ home on your telephone. predicted elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (ap­ YOUR AO Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Dan - 646-4525 Choose own hours. 249-7778 privileges. Call Arthur or hampers is necessary. Apply ment. prox. max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68 ( 88), Boston ClMtlfled ads are taken over MATURE DEPENDABLE Loat and Found 1 tha phone aa a convaniancp. COLONIAL CENTER Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. in person, Swiss Laundry, 10 61 (81), Chicago 70 ( 92), Cleveland 62 ( 88), Dallas 72 ( 93), MANCHESTER Package woman would like part time Watson Beach Co., D. F. Reale, Inc., Realtors In Lydall Posts Harlow Street, Rockville. BROILER MAN - Some ONE PART TIME CLERK The Herald Is responsible store. Excellent location. Well CHIMNEY 9 rooms, on 3.9 FOUND - FEMALE kitten, Denver 58 ( 90), Duluth 60 ( 77), Houston 68 ( 86), Jacksonville only one Incorrect Insertion and or full time position in doc­ Manchester Office, 647-9139. exMrience necessary. Part or for evenings and weekends. established business. Call acres, 4-bedrooms, formal 175 Main SL black and orange. Vincinty Call 643-5147 for appointment. 70 ( 87), Kansas City 73 ( 96), Little Rock 69 ( 93). Los Angeles then only to the size of the tor’s office. Salary secondary. dining room, front to back Equal Housing Opportunity. 646-4525 Manchester, (k>nn. Lydall Inc. of Manchester has announced two ap­ RELIABLE HARD full time position available. 68 ( 72), Miami 73 (86), Minneapolis 65 ( 88), New Orleans 70 original Insertion. Errora which Marion E. Robertson, 649-7236 after 5 p.m. Greenwood Drive. Call 643- Call Cavey’s Restaurant 643- living room, 2 fireplaces, first pointments in its headquarters. 4790. WORKING INDIVIDUAL (87), New York 69 (87), Phoenix 80 (101), San Francisco 56 do not lessen the value ol the Realtor, 643-5953. TOLLAND BRUCE AGENCY Wanted to assist cook. Duties 2751. DELIVERY PERSON needed advertisement will not be cor­ floor laundry room, enclosed Arnold J. Hill has been appointed system manager, mornings and weekends. App- (69). St. Louis 69 ( 95), Seattle 52 ( 70), Washington 69 ( 95). QUIET TEACHER is looking porch, rec-room, 2-car gar­ - See to appreciate front to include dishwashing, rected by an additional Inser­ FIGURE SALON FOR SALE - for one bedroom apartment in Business Property 1^ in ^rson. Parkade Liggett tion. ■ age, bam, 4 horse stalls, and rear split. $62,900. Large 26 Heel Estate Wanted 28 responsible for systems design, programming, documen­ □ EMPLOYMENT cleaning, and food prep. Part FULL TIME LANDSCAPE Fully equipped. Large Manchester. Please call 643- kitchen and dining room, huge tation and implementation of applications for all Lydall time. Apply in person between laborers. Call Grantland clientel. No experience pasture. Group 1, Philbrick 0499 after 3 p.m, Agency, 646-4200. family room. Convenient in­ MANCHESTER - For sale MAY WE BUY your home? locaUons. Hill and his wife Lucille have three children. 2 and 4. Rein N.Y.-Style Deli- Nurseries, 643-0669 or 649- necessary. Will train. Owner law quarters. Ideal location. commercial building and Quick, fair, all cash and no Help Wanted 13 Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, 0598. FLEXIBLE PART TIME help pregnant. $6900. Call 872-7365, William E. Reudgen has been appointed data ne^ed. Nights, weekends and FOR CHILD CARE - Telephoe 872-6600. liquor store. Call for details, problems. Call Warren E. 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. Help Wanted 8 7 5 -^ , 875-1804. Excellent care, excellent en­ ROCKVILLE, BY OWNER - Marion E. Robertson, processing operations manager for Lydall. Reudgen has holidays in Pharmacy. Some Help Wanted 13 Help Wantad 13 Five Room Ranch. 1 1/2 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. SALES POSITION - Straight ONE PART TIME CLERK 13 Help Wanted 13 vironment. See for yourself. MANCHESTER - Modernized Realtor, 643-5953. been with Lydall since 1976 as a programmer analyst. for evenings and weekends. retail experience needed. baths, fireplace, garage. commissions, leads furnished Apply in person, Parkade Call 646-7819. 5/4 Duplex. Near hospital Before that he was associated with Connecticut Bank & to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Call 643-5147 for appointment. EAST HARTFORD OFFICE - WAITRESS - Must be over 18. Aluminum siding. Fenced park and shopping. Good in­ KEEP SMILING Liggett Rexall. back yard. Screened porch. Trust and G. Fox & Co. He attended the Computer General office clerk. Some experienceexperil preferred. come. Extras include, dis­ Heal Estele Wanted 28 IF YOU ARE an attractive KEEP HAPPY EMERGENCY MEDICAL Congenial atmosphere. Com- CARRIER Close to school and shopping Processing Institute. He and his wife Janice and their RN PUBLIC HEALTH SUff Apply in pererson: Vic’s, 151 hwasher, stove, disposal and MANCHESTER motivated Woman we need TECHNICIANS - Applications ^ y ^ i d benefits, EOE. Call West Middle! Turnpike. ' WANTED center. City facilities. Asking wall to wall on owners side. ALL CASH For your property, two children reside in Coventry. you. If you are looking for a now being taken for full time Nurse. Temporary for 6 $60,000. For appointment call months, full time. Effective SERVICE STATION RUNAaERS , □ EDUCATION Fully insulated and new elec­ within 24 hours. Avoid Red 6 ROOM I SHAPED glamorous, challenging posi­ positions on commercial am­ PART TIME MORNINGS - NEEDED 875-1801, after 5 p.m. PLUMBER - With experience October 9th., 1978. Nursing Qm a o h only. Guorantotd salary, plua waaUy trical service. $52,900. Owner Tape, Instant Service. Hayes tion, with a new Parisian bulance. Call 649-5199. IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE, Experienced in tire changing weekdays; weekends agent. 643-9470. in new housing. Top wages, experience required. Public Davis Avenue anytime. Corporation, 646-0131. RAHCH cosmetic line, you need us steady work. Call after 8:00 You’ll like selling AVON. and lubrication. Good pay. incantiva. Excallant banalH program. Ineluding Private Instructions IS 236-2381, 633-3366. GROUNDS HELP WANTED - Health Nursing exMrience Meet new people and make paid Ufa Insuranca. Rockledge area. 3 p.m.. 742-7668, or 643-6341. preferred. Contact; Rockville Call Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 area of MANCHESTER - Immediate SELLING your house? Call us bedrooms, IV2 baths, eat-in Apply in person. Maintenance new friends while you sell Main Street, 646-3444. To apply; REMEDIAL READING and WOULDN’T LAST-Act Fast - occupancy! 9 room, 5 first and we’ll make you a WANTED - Gas station atten- Department, Manchester Public Health Nursing quality products. Earn good Rockville math; individualized work Immaculate 2-bedroom kitchen, formal dining Association, ^-9163. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-628-4002 bedroom Garrison Colonial. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, dan, full or part time. Mature, RELIABLE PERSON over 18 Country Club, 305 South Main money and have flexible PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER - Call program, (lst-8th grade) by Ranch. Decorative spacious Fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Realtor, 643-1577. room, carpeting, garage. responsible person for third for general duties for local Street. hours, too. For details, call Part time morning or after­ batwaan 0 a.m. and 4 p.m., master’s degree teacher. 568- rooms. Lovely yard in Treed shaded lot. $58,900. SECURITY GUARDS - 523-9401. ______8075. baths, 2 car garage. Call shift. References. Call 871-1698. grinder shop Flexible hours, noon. Call 649-5531. Monday thru Friday. desirable location. Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- IMMEDIATE Cash for your experience helpful. Apply in NURSE PART TIME. Plea- Immediate openings 647-9946 Unbelievable but only $39,900. FIANO REALTY available. Part time A LOOM FIXER. ,3233. J. Watson Beach Co., property. Let us explain our TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. person between 11am and sent work. Call 649-2358 for VIOLIN, VIOLA, & PIANO Call for private showing, Manchester Office, 647-9139. fair proposal. Call Mr. r s r s i 646-5200 2pm, 660 Center Street. more information. weekends in Manchester, 8 Experienced on double shuttle WHY STRUGGLE INSTRUCTIONS - All levels. Julian Realty, 649-9190. Apply 81 Commerce Street, plush looms. Second shift. Equal Housing Opportunity. Belfiore, 647-1413. Glastonbury. PTG Company. a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and TO GET TO THE TOP IN Family instructions. All ages. Telephone 633-7631. PART TIME Evenings and Sunday. Icull time day shift Stead work. Good wages and SOMEONE ELSE'S Nancy Crane, 742-6264. DIETARY AIDE - Full time. Downtown Rockville. Own benefits. Call U.S. Plush BUSINESS weekends. Apply in person: Must work every other RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Center Street Mobil, 917 phone, transportation and Mills Inc., 181 Concant Street. WHEN YOU CAN START GUITAR, BANJO, weekend and some holidays. clean record rMuired. (Jail for AT THE TOP IN shifts. Good pay, good Center Street, Manchester. Apply in person: East Hart­ Pawtucket, R.1.02862.401-722- MANDOLIN, essons: Folk, benefits an working condition. appointment. Gleason Securi­ 9000. E.O .t. YOUR OWN? blue grass, popular. Ages ^ ford Convalescent Home, 745 If you have the required invest­ Apply in person, Vernon WAITRESS - Part time nights Main Street, East Hartford. ty, 17 Oakwood Avenue, West adults. Beginners- and weekends. Apply Hartford, 236-2919.______WANTED RESPONSIBLE ment of $9,075.00, you can have professionals. Easy Banjo Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver- your own highly successful fellP & MAILI I non. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, person for occasional over- method. FREE loan instru­ AID NEEDED IN Private SERVICE STATION nightninkl babysitting ^jji,with elgygj eleven business. Manchester. Nursery and elementary ment. Private studio. 646-6557, ATTENDANT NEEDED - year old boy. Ifoursfours flexible.flexible, THREE BOOMING CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC school. After school program Mornings. Must be 18. Apply to permit normal work or INDUSTRIES COMBINED NAME - Experienced only. Top NURSES AIDES 3-11 and 11-7. 3-5:30.5-days a week. (^1164fr into o n e . PIANO LESSONS - Ages 5- Dorothy Calderano in person only: Getty, 118 college schedule. Call 643- —.------MAILTQ: 1 James R. Eicker wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 Enj 1610. Center Street. 4448. You will have Income from Adult given by experienced Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, and ihree different sources, not Just ADDRESS teacher. $4.00 pier lesson, Gail 563-0151. Breitenfield, 649-8053. REALTORS at i ______SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS PART TIME Stenographer / ore. You will manufacture de­ 1st being prepared for private mand items for Banks. Savings & CITY H e ralb Home. Good wages and Bookkeeper - 5 day week 20 CLASSIFIED AOVERTISINO G n o u p I : A lelect a n o c ia tio n o( n E A L T O R J serving the gre a le REAL ESTATE Marketing Nursery and elementary GROWTH Loan Asspclations, Hospitals. Company Officers benefits. Please call Doris hours_. Write resume Fillorano M.^nche$tef atca with more .advertising expertise. Representative - Manchester, Blain, RN, Director of school. Call 646-1610. Schools, Shopping Centers. Of­ Construction Company Inc., OPPORTUNITY fice Buildings. Retail Stores. STATE P.O. BOX 591 BOLTON imp.Act .4nd efficiency for b o th buyers .ind sellers. Two Manchester residents have been named company Blast Hartford, Vernon areas. Nurses, 646-0129. Under Conetruction 17 Hillcrest Road. Bolton Ct. •NDKKMKIITM Tourist Industry, Professional MancfcMtor, Conn. 06040 officers and assistant directors of data processing for Earn lucrative commission APPLICATIONS BEING 06040. Buildings. Factories. Apartment ZIP Receive professional EXPERIENCED SMALL Excepted for assemblers, ta rik i in liirlu i lOaii mm 00 Buildings. Motels, Restaurants. ■i-Ill-lkc ■•Mh Mf 7 ROOM Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Hartford. guidance, education, com­ City. County. State and U.S. EXAMPLE: ENGINE mechanic previous receiver, stock attendants. GENERAL MECHANIC - LqI ww. KWti e ml mi mn tm Appointed to the new posts were Dorothy E. Calderano prehensive marketing tools. experience required. Apply at Wesco Industries, 60 * cam Agencies, and other businesses PHONE CAPE COD Full time days. Paid CMS, ■■■RMWI. too numerous to mention. 15 Words for 6 Days and James R. Eicker. Call Mr. Sammartino, Excellent growth opportunity. Bidwell Road, JES Industrial Bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ Blue Cross and Life In­ •NECHNCI We personally install the Mrs. Calderano originally joined the company’s police Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. Eckerts, 742-6103. Park on Route 5, South Wind­ surance. Amerbell (Jorp., 104 temporary staircase, for­ sor. Between 8 am -^ m daily. machinery and equipment for all p CHECK enclo sed Only <8.10 change department. She later transferred to the data East Main Street, Rockville. three Industries at your location. mal dining room, eat-in RN-LPN wanted for full or DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- Equal Opportunity Employer. processing systems department, where she served most Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 You, w ill be thoroughly and kitchen. Acre plus treed part time on all shifts. Apply Experienced. 3 day week. p.m. EOE. i8ttl25£&l5me4PI* expertly trained In all three FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS recently as project consultant. director of nursing. Salmon- Mail resume to Box 0, c/o DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - WMOianHpW. phases of factory operations (we shaded lot with view. $57,- •amacw 900 Eicker, a Chicago native, joined CML in 1970 as a brook Convalescent Home, off Manchester Herald. Office procedures, ^ m e chair WOMAN OR MAN To learn to guarantee your complete ., k M iMU OBi b m M m m satisfaction). 2 3 4 programmer in the data processing department. House Street, Glastonbury. side assisting. Will train. 5 Please call 633-5244. sew and do upholstery work. M m M k r M m M M itm The marketing of your FLANO REALTY - NEW LISTING ★ - .. Following a sries of promotions, he was named project PART TIME HELP Please write Box U, c/o Part time, 5 to 6 hours, or full idm aao u ■•rt m mm- WANTED- We’re looking for Manchester Herald. ua M k OMtc k- products will be handled by com­ 6 >646-5200 Ir ___ Lnarming 6 Room Cape on lovely Tree shaded landscaped > 7 B consultant in 1976, his most rcent position. time. Call 649-3886. k*klwak»r«ia«wWiaiknJ pany established sales outlets (no 1 .« 9 10 MANCHESTER C H E N E^i^A TE lot, featuring 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room or 4th NURSES AIDES wanted for housewives interested in selling by you Is necessary). Colonial, 5 bedrooms, 4 fireplaces, 3 baths, several full time on all shifts. Apply making good money for part CARD GALLERY ?wi$m.iinnEMnaiiNi You will have a protected bedroom. Living room with fieldstone fireplace, full bath, director of nursing. ^Imon- MAN WANTED PART TIME 12 "3 14 porches, extra lot included. Large pine treed lot. time hours, soliciting from Aggressively mature people - 4 hours, 8 to 12. General territory and each state will have a 11------full basement. Located in Andover, minutes from brook Convalescent Home off limited number of our factory I $95,000. our East Hartford office. part time. Flexible hours warehouse work and truck MANCHESTER Manchester. Offered at $45,900. House Street, Glastonbury. some nights and - Sundays. operations — so be one of the 15 Hourly rate plus commissions helper. Call 649-3886. Sa ' ' Please call 633-5244. and bonuses. Monday-Friday 9 Apply in person only 336A •BHeTHrMomya first applicants In your area — act NEW LISTING WARREN E. HOWLAND, INC. LOMBARDO A ASbUuiATES Strong Sales Trend a.m.-lp.m., or 5p.m. - 9 p.m.. Broad Street, Manchester fort— wdn tt k kkikM >ii tm- now — an unheard of opportunity 6 room Cape (fod. Formal BABYSITTER NEEDED - ■Mo k Ml 00 InbU, krtom to be In an exclusive business for ! 21 S " ' 23 ______6 4 3 - 1 1 0 8 Aim Maltiww 648-4003 Jm Lombardo Caldor Inc., the discount department store chain, has NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 Call 569-4993, between 9 and 2. Parkade. An Equal Opportuni­ yourself. Achieve total financial 24 . 5!------dining room. Eat in am-3 pm and 11 pm-7 am. Verplanck area. 10:30 to 11:30 ■MO ■—k Mr M —rtSTS reported that its sales volume increased 26.8 percent for Ask for Teresa. ty Employer. independence and become orte kitchen. Living room with Experience preferred but we per day, in your home. Please call 64Y i OM. of the top money makers In your ) 25' 27 2$ 29 fireplace. Wall wall August and the continuing strong trend resulted in a sales will train. Apply in person ■oOKi M M— (— k a area. 30 NURSES AIDES - Full time, WANTED; Part-time CM w—o. fiOM a—« no carpeting. ^iJartial to Vi bath 1 %, gain of 21.5 percent for the first 30 weeks of its fiscal East Hartford Convalescent all shifts. Experienced secretaiT for busy internist 3 8 Call or Write (include telephone year. number) J l U 33 up stairs. Tree shadded lot Home, 745 Main Street, East preferred, but we will train. office. Knowledge of medical 3S $45,900. Hartford. INDUSTRONIGSINC. Craft WorM International, lr>c. For the four weeks ended Aug. 26,1978, sales reached a Apply in person: East Hart­ terminology, typing medical 80. wiNoaoa, ct. ford Convalescent Home, 745 insurance forms and EXPEMENCED #41 Soledad Drive • ______record $35,890,000 as compared with $28,304,000 last year, EOI MONTEREY. CALIFORNIA 9394o 3? FIANO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Main Street, East Hartford. telephone communications is 1 ** • 3T' 3S bringing the total for 30 weeks up to $236,432,000 against South Windsor. Will train. essential. Send resume to Box NURSE HUES Phone 406-649-4671 , REALTY $194,432,526,000 a year ago. Apply 90 Brookfield Street or TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - N, Manchester Herald. |1— IB 646-5200 lara can 289-5918, after 12 noon. Full and part time. Call 649- Val Rossetti, treasurer, commented that back-to- Truly an ideal focation! Look at the tree-dotted yard, then school and fall season merchandise stimulated selling ac­ 5199. SECRETARY / Ad­ PART TIME ONLY - Drivers To provWo N in b ig Caro pictuie it Within a stones throw of almost anything (Not ONE FLOOR LIVINQ tivity throughout the 48-store chain. He also noted that ministrative Assistant - shown in picture is the two car attached garage.) Aluminum for school buses and station MINI BUS DRIVERS Statewide Citizen’s Organiza­ In privalo homat and 7 Room Ranch home. 3 bedrooms and den, fireplace, 1 Caldor opened its 49th store on Connecticut Avenue wagons. Manchester and Ver- sided for easy maintenance. Family Room. Clean as a whis- NEEDED - Male / female. tion involved in Child Ad­ Nodical FaeUHIoo. Part FACTORY 0PENIN6S I car garage: 550 inground oil tank, all appliances re­ (Boston Post Road) on the Darien-Norwalk line. This'■ non area. Good pay, enjoyable Full or part time. Call 649- I tie. Call for further details. Priced in the forties' vocacy is seeking a mature, timo, full lima. Con- main. 75 X 183 landscaped lot. $44,900 now gives the chain 29 stores in Connecticut. work. Must be available 7-9 5199. MIKKS, RMKHES, MIKflES highy skilled Secretary who aldarabla givon to Eatabliahad growing company naoda am. 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ will also function as an Ad­ KEITH REAL ESTATE Listed on the American Stock Exchange, the company noons only. Call for appoint­ machiniata, angravara, N.C., and Bridgaport SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS ministrative Assistant for prafaranua ofr-Location WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY also operates 10 stores in New York and 10 in ment, 643-2414. NEEDED - Call Bolton High and Houra. oporatora. Wa maka apoclalizad machinary that 649-1922 646-4126 program services. Minimun |43M33lh>i$t 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 3 Massachusetts. Caldor will soon open its 50th store in School, Bolton, Ct. Telephone typing of 50-60- wpm, NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY offera challonga and varlaty. Qood atarting raloa ______W East Center Street 643-2768. Brighton, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston. RESPONSIBLE MATURE shorthand helpful. Office Por Information oal babysitter needed by teacher and company paid fringa bonefita. Call ua (or tha machine work required. Rep­ 643481S boat opportunity. I ★ 2 Family — Clean home — Live in one in Bolton home for school EXPERIENCED AUTO ly immediately with letter or AID « ASnSTiUlCE term. Transportation needed BODY repairman. Goiid pay resume to; Connecticut Child apartment and rent out the other $44,900. and references. 643-2924. of NorDi iM lin i CiML and fringe benefits. Apply in Welfare Association, 60 Lakes End - Beautiful Custom built Ranch person to Mr. Carter. (5 iter Im . I ★ Cape — 5 rooms — dormer — fireplace, Lorraine Street, Hartford, NOBLE & WESTBROOK home at the end of Crystal Lake. Tree shaded Joint Meeting Set MACHINE OPERATOR Chevrolet Inc., 1229 Main Conn., 06105. An Elqual C^por- M7 iM i c«aw aivMi, Bowers School area — neat clean home. in summer - sheltered in the winter. Unusual needed to run unique screen- Street, Manchester tunity Employer. 20 WESTBROOK STREET $45,900. The three statewide chapters (Hartford, Bridgeport printing equipment. Opening living room with a heatolator fireplace and on n i^ t shift, experience LEGAL SECRETARY - For EAST HARTFORD and New Haven) of the National Association of Credit I ★ Windham Center — Rt. 14 Ranch, 6 rooms, attractive panelled walls. Three huge ireferred but not essential. Manchester Law Office. liu vVltH m WiMIier------An £gu*l O p portw iU f Em ptojw FOREST HILLS Management-Connecticut Inc. will observe the annual Jood wages and benefit Please call 646-3500. Gorgeous 3 bedroom home recently redecorated inside and out. First BOWERS SCHOOL 1 full and 2 Vz baths, acre lot— 2 car gar­ bedrooms with views. Spotless homemakers fall joint dinner meeting Sept. 14 at the Grassy Hill Coun­ program. (Jvertime available. floor family room, /oimal dining room, carpeting and a ONE YEAR IS just up the street from Uiis immaculate 3 bedroom home wiUi 2 age. $52,900. kitchen and a gorgeous dining room. All this try Club in Orange. Contact shop forman at 2 ^ S E R V IC E STATION _____« UMITED HOME WARRANTY! 60 s. f f i ‘wARZNTTf5‘~ r ' of disgust 58 Commerce of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 5350. Call Mike at 643-5391. mileage. Excellent condition. DEAR ONE: My best defense la expressed in the follow­ 38 Apex pearl 45 Buenos _ . appliances included. Security tractor. Heated, business 5650. Call 643-5849. 30 Erectly agency Painting-Papnrtng 32 GENERAL CARPENTRY, ing letter fawn another reader: 39 Dance 47 One (Ger.) Repairs, Remodeling, deposit and references zone. T.J. Crockett Realtor. TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- c 40 Forest warden Handle (abbr.) required. Call 649-8891. 643-1577. USED AUTO PARTS INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Garages, Additions, Prehes, speed. Good condition. 51100. DEAR.DEAR ABBY: May I direct this to your readers 42 Ready for 1 2 3 4 684-5530 or 646-6223 Painting - And odd jobs. Two Decks, Rec Rooms, Radialtadial tires, ' Call ' 649-8306 Campart-Trallara who are employed as telephone solicitors: I realize that marriage 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 experienced College students. Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, HUNDERDS OF MANCHESTER STORE ^or anytime. Mobile Hornet 55 44 Section TONY ANNUNZIATA many of you are shut-ins, and that type of work is ideal for 12 13 14 Please call 568^1. Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call VA CANCIES. 1, 2, 3, Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 46 Ship's square fee. 643-5681. Available invalida, but please consider my circumstances. longboat Dan Moran 643-2629. bedrooms all areas and 1969 VW BUG - Veiy good con­ 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot IS 16 17 PAINTING - Interior and prices. Rental Assisters is the July 1st. dition. 5800. Call M6-1311, Travel Trailer - Stove, I am also an invalid-confined to bed and 47 Spare C&M TREE SERVICE - Free LANDSCAPING / LAWN exterior, paperhanging, FARRAND REMODELING - eaiest way to find the right after 5 p.m. refrigerator, heated. Full wheelchair-and when my phone rings, sometimes just 50 I (Ger.) 18 ,4 10 21 ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot reaching for it is so painful that I let it ring. 52 Towel word ■ 1 estimates, discount senior SEEDING - Brickwork and excellent work References. Specializing Cabinets and For­ way to live. For complete shower, and toilet. Tandem 22 23 citizens. Company Free estimates. Fully in­ mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, details call 236-5646. We care store on busy street. Large 1967 CADILLAC Convertible wheels. Call 688-0383. I am on medication and pain pills most of the time, and I 55 One of the Patios installed. Tree Gershwins H Manchester-owned and sured. Martin Matson, 649- about your special needs. d isp la y w indow s. 5125 tan, with tan top and interior. sleep irregular hours, so you can imagine how I reacted Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawranca 26 27 78 Removal and Pruning. Call Room Additions, Decks, 56 Jade 30 31 32 operated. Call 646-1327. 643-6658. 4431 Repairs. Phone 643-6017. monthly. Lease required. Lee Good running condition UTILITY TRAILER - 4x6 foot when someone awakened me to offer me a special rate for ■ HEAT AND ELECTRIC paid. & Lament Realty, 875-4690. orignal owner. 51250. Call 649- - 5165. Call 456-2026. 9 Ash dancing le$$ont\. 58 Hanker 33 T 36 GOT A THERE’S YBR BILL OF LADING-' 59 Short sleep BiM TREE SERVICE, Carpeted 3 bedroom with 10«. Street, Willimantic, Conn. LOAD FE R ■ ■ HAYES AND SONS Tree QUALITY PAIN'TING_ and Rooftng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 So please be a little more understanding if I sound slightly THE TRUCK'S READY T'ROLLl 60 Major 37 38 39 appliances and yard for kids. MANCHESTER, Main Street. 05,/WKB Complete tree care, spraying Experts - Tree removal, Paper Hanging by Willis irritated when you call. appliance ■ ■ and removal. Insured and pruning, land clearing. Fully Schultz. Fully insured, BIDWELL Home Improve­ Only $220. (20-17). Rental Modem offices available 400, 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA, SCAMPER POP-UP - Sleeps 40 41 Assisters. 236-5646, small fee. 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat LIVING WITH PAIN 61 Nile queen, experienced. Senior Citizen insured. Go anywhere. Free references. 649-4343. ment Co. Expert installation good condition, AM/FM eight, carpeted, sink, stove, for short ■ Discount. 643-7285. estimates. 243-8796. and air condition included. awning. 5KI0. 6434)036. 44 46 of aluminum siding gutters cassett, automatic, 51,900. DEAR ABBY: I am a man of 62, married 39 years, no 62 Optical organ ■ PAINTING - Interior / SMART MOVE. Caipeted one 646-2469 or 646-2755. 47 and trims. Roofing installa­ 643-5836. children. I have never written to a columnist before, but we 63 Sit 48 49 50 51 53 54 ROOM ADDITIONS, Exterior. Best workmanship! tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- bedroom with dining area, 64 Membranous ■ ■ ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ STORE FOR RENT - With 2 had an experience I think should be published. 55 Dormers, kltchns, garages, Quality Paint! Lowest ^ ices! 2323. basement, patio and lots 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS - pouch 56 57 58 rec-rooms, suspended ceilings tics and cellars cleaned. Dan Shea. 646-5424. more. 5110 (17-23). Rental bay garage, near parkade. 188 Saturday our lawn needed mowing and weeding, the Reasonable rates. Call 646- Full power. Excellent condi­ 59 60 and roofing, 528^958. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. W. Middle Turnpike. Call 643- tio n . 52900. 1971 VW DRIVE garage needed cleaning, and I wanted to watch the ball 61 1943 for free estimate. 6802. game. DOWN Building Contracting 33 repairing chimneys, rooL new Squareback,Sqi 5600 or best 62 63 64 LAWN MAINTENANCE. roofs. Free estimates. 30 2 BEDROOMS. Sunny apart­ offi:er.- Call 649-3572. My wife saw four teen-age neighbor boys dawdling 1 Band 6 Reasonable and dependable CARPET INSTALLATION - WES ROBBINS carpentry years Experience. Howley, ment with heat and TWO ’STORES - One is 160 A aimlessly in front of our house, so she called to them, told iNEWSPAPtB INTtBPfliSt ASSN ) Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets, college veteran now accepting remodeling specialist. Ad­ 643-5361. appliances. Only 5175 ( 22-29). Square feet, one is 400 square 1976 GRAN FURY fully them our lawn needed mowing, and asked if they were jobs in your area. Call 289- Steam Cleaning. Free ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Rental Assisters, 236-5646, feet. Either one could be used interested in earning a little money. They almost mobbed stimates. Call 649-6265. equiped, air, 30,000 miles. 4535. built-ins, bathrooms, ROOFER WILL Install roof, small fee. for storage. Heat included. Excellent. 53,500. 643-0036. GOOD ONE! her. Ohe grabbed the mower, the other the rake, another the kitchens, 649-3446. siding or gutters for low dis­ Security required. Rent 5% p a ss shears. The fourth went around the house, found the HOUSEWORK GOT YOU and 5135. Call 649-507, or 649- Win at bridge REWEAVING burns, holes. count price. Call Ken at 647- 4-ROOM APARTMENT, 1975 VEGA - MAACO PAINT, nose, washed down the garage and driveway, swept out the Allay Cop — Dave Graua Zippers, umbrellas repaired. DOWN? General cleaning, LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 1834. 1566. married cquple preferred. No new transmission, battery. excess water, coiled the hose neatly, and put it back where Window shades, Venetian steam extraction carpet New homes custom built pets, no children, security cleaning, floor waxing & Recent valve job, brakes, he found it. Then he started pulling weeds. 00>OJSUPro6E-THE VTHE FEMALE CAN REST] blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. remodeled, additions, rec deposit. Call 643-7443. MANCHESTER - Retail, engine under warranty. 648 msMotuiv VEGGIES HAVE RIJRMEO j WOULD NOT GAY, lASSUREDTHAT Marked cards of a sort Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- stripping, window cleaning, rooms, garage, kitchens storage and/or manufacturing There was no arguing or bickering. They rotated all the 1088. MOMKH AN ALLIANCE WITH y S U T IF THAT PRINCE THUM 5221. carpet & upholstery sham­ remodeled, bath tile, cement Healing-Plumbing 35 MANCHESTER - Quiet older space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,()00 jobs, and when they were finished, our lawn looked better THE CTTY-SWIS 8 & f W iS HER REASON/WILL S E T IT pooing, Professional/Insured. work. Steps, dormers, sq. ft. Very reasonable. 4 dr.. V-8, auto., P.S.. fac. air. AM than it had looked in years. MONO THE DUNES r ) FOR BEING AT 7 0 U T O F HBR-' couple wanted for modem 2- 1970 WAGON, COUNTRY radio, green. Free Estimates. Call residential or commer- SEWERLINES, sink lines, bedroom apartment, with Brokers protected. Call My point is this: If more people would hire idle teenagers (SPBBrsay... i - - 40. Sixteen are missing. De­ DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. SQUIRE. Running condition, ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ cial.Call 649-4291. cleaned with electric cutters, heat, hot water and Heyman Properties, 1-226- needs body work, air. FM, 8 ’ 3295 to do odd jobs, and give them a chance to earn a little pocket NORTH 9-6-A clarer knows all sixteen are tics, garages, yards cleaned, by professionals. McKinney appliances. Sorry no children 1206. , track, new tires. Olfers 648 money, it would add to their confidence and self-esteem. We Q 8 3 in East’s hand because of moving, Peking. Loam for TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Q 10 8 4 EXPERT PAINTING AND Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ or pets. References and R ake In th e e x tra 6085. might even see a sharp decline in juvenile delinquency and East’s strong one notrump sale. Ijw n service. No job too Carpentry and general con­ pany, 643-53M. security required. 5235 a K 6 5 overcall. This knowledge is LANDSCAPING -Specialized, money you can make vandalism. There are always odd jobs they can do, and it big or small. 568-8522. tracting. Residential and month. 643-8481 after 6:30 wouldn't cost much. A Q 7 all declarer needs to make Exterior House Painting. by selling no-longer- 1964 CHRYSLER 4^loor, good 1972 TOYOTA COiiOLU commercial. Whether it be a NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet p.m. running condition, 53W cash. WEST EAST four hearts. Eor all intents Tree pruning, spraying, needed Items with a 2 dr, 4 speed, yellow. Just give the kids a chance to prove themselves, and you small repair job, a custom repairs, plugged drains, Call 6485873. might be pleasantly surprised. A 9 6 5 4 ♦ A J 10 and purposes. South knows BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. mowing,weeding. Call 742- built home or anything in kitchen faucet replaced, low-cost, fast-acting 7947. MANCHESTER - 3 room ’ 1995 J.B. IN MILWAUKEE V 7 2 ♦ A 3 where every card in the deck Fireplaces, concrete. between, call 646-1379. repaired, rec rooms, apartment 1/2 of 2 family. Classified Ad. 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY III - ♦ 9 7 4 2 ♦ Q J 10 8 3 is. Chimney repairs. No job too bathroom remodeling, heat Convenient location. Includes An opening club lead Air, power steering and DEAR J.B.: I'm with yoni (“For Satan finds some ♦ 86 5 ♦ K J 2 small. Save! Call 644-8356 for FIRST CLASS Carpentry - modernization, etc. Free heat and appliances, 5230 per Wanted to Rant 57 brakes. Good clean condition. would have defeated the con­ estimates. ARE YOU INTERESTED in a Remodeling and Additions. Estimate gladly given. M & M month. Paul Dougan Realtor 1973 CHEVR0Ln mischief still for Idle hands to do.”| SOUTH tract, but West cannot be secretary but don’t have the 4 door. Automatic transmis­ ♦ K 7 2 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Plumbing & Heating. 649-2OT1. 643-4535. COUPLE WITH One child sion. 51500. Call 5288476, after MAUBU WAGON The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions faulted for leading the suit room, or don't want a full years experience! For Free needs 5 or 6 room duplex or CONFIDENTUL TO BIG JOHN IN MANASSAS, VA.: ♦ K J 9 6 5 his partner had bid. MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ time person. I can do the job 6 p.m. V>6, P.S.. auto.. AM radio, yellow. ♦ A Estimates, call 646-4239. MANCHESTER PLUMBING IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - house. Reasonable. 64941^. inn in there. No one would have crossed the oceen If he South won the diamond tory service on color and blak for you from my home. Very low mileage. ♦ 10 9 4 3 & HEATING - Repairs. Four room apartment. old hove fetten ofi the ship In the storm. KATNV'S lead with the ace and played and white TV. Stereo, Statistical typing with 1969 DATSUN, standard, good [^ A P p y MOTHER phonograph. A&B Electronic, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Remodeling. Pumps repaired Appliances. No pets. Utilities MODEST APARTMENT - condition. Excellent transpor­ ’ 2495 Vulnerable: Both the king of hearts which he secretarial ana accounting homes, Additioms, Repairs, / replaced. Free estimates. extra. 5190. Cali 633-6026. Sought by mature male. IS R E A L L Y knew would lose to E ast’s 1160 New Britain Ave., West experience. Call 646-3973. tation. Will sell for 5 ^ firm. Getting mnrried? Whether you want a formal church Dealer: North Cabinets. Call Gary Cubing, Electric drain-snaking. 24- Excellent references. Call Call 6481018. wedding ar a rimple do-yonr-owa-thing ceremony, get our OF IT ! ace. Hartford, 5614)655. References. West North East South 345-2009. HOUR SERVICE. 6464)237. VERNON 3 room apartment Mr. Scott, Extension 427, Abbr's new booklet, “How to Have n Lovely Wedding.” t h e s e a r e Ea.st returned a trump in modern 4-family. Manchester Hospital, 648 LAST 1 NT Dbl. which was won in dummy. 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - 1974 CHEVY CAMARO Send 51 and a long, stamped (28 cental aell-address^ Pass Pass 29 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Convenient to shopping and 1222, days. 8speed, 258, 6 cylinder. Call 6 cyl., auto.. P.S., AM radio, red. envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HOb, CaUl. YEAR'S Declarer cashed the king of • uoocJS 40 HoutahoU Goods Pass 3V Pass 4V 40 Dogt-BIrdt-Pett 43 Roomt lor Rant 52 186. 5160 monthly, includes 6484110 after 6 p.m. 5900.00. 90212. PARTY diamonds, pitching a low heat, hot water, appliances RESPONSIBLE MATURE ’ 3395 H ATS ! Pass Pass Pass spade and ruffed a diamond. REFRIGERATORS WE BUY & SELL Used Fur­ DOG-CAT boarding bathing / FURNISHED ROOM FOR and parking. 647-1113 after FEMALE seeking rent in 2 or FORD 1971 PINTO - He led the king of spades Washers, ranges, used, niture. One piece or entire grooming. Obedience, protec­ RENT - Kitchen privileges. 6:30 p.m. 3 family house, for November Economical. 4 speed. Stan­ Opening lead: ♦ 2 which East won with the guaranteed and clean. New household. Cash on the line tion classes. Complete Central location. Free 1st. Will pay up to ^00 with dard. Clean. Runs excellent. ace. East returned the jack shipment damaged, GE and Furniture Bam. 646-0865. modern facilities. Canine parking. 14 Arch Street. heat. 2885652 after 5 p.m. or 5450. Call 6 to 9 p.m., 6483761. 1973 AMC HOHNET of spades which was won by Fngidaire. Low prices. B.D. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 6484274. Hatcliback. 6 cyt.. auto.. P.S.. AM dummy’s queen. Declarer radio, green. Pearl and Son, 649 Main ••• Road, Manchester. For reser- BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - Homat lor Rant 54 1972 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 6 trumped a spade in his hand Street, 643-2171. By Oswald Jacoby 47 vations please call 646-5971. Gentlemen only. Free PROFESSIONAL COUPLE cylinder, automatic, power ’ 1995 Astrograph and Alan Sontag and led the 10 of clubs. The parking. Kitchen privileges. 8ROOM COUNTRY HOME - wants to rent Duplex in steering, power brakes. The day of the Mississippi club 10 was ducked around LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ ALUMINUM sheets used as POODLK - Guaranteed tiny Security and references Glastonbury. 21/2 acres, bam Manchester. Call 646-2498 Excellent condition! Call 648 The Born Losar — Art Sanaom to East's jack. tion, orange background with riverboat gambler and his printing plates, .007 thick, toy puppies and stud services required. 643-2693, for ap- etc. L ocate near town line. after 6 p.m. Keep trying! 4149. deck of marked cards is East can do nothing but white floral print. Call afte'- ‘ 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for at fair prices. 1-423-8789. pointment. Send resume to P.O. Box 75, lead away from his king- p.m., 646-1168. past, but an alert bridge 51. Phone 643-2711. May be Buckland Station, Conn. 06040. Mite, lor Rant 55 1978 FORD COURIER player can often duplicate deuce of clubs into dummy’s t a ? CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) picked up A.M. only. BEAUTIFUL Silver Pickup, 4 cyl., 5 speed. AM radio, the feats of this legendary ace-queen, or lead a dia­ Truckt lor Sale 52 white. Have fun with your friends KEEP SMILING miniature male Poodle pup­ Apartmantt For Rant 53 COVENTRY Lake front, STORAGE AREA ideal for hustler by listening atten­ mond that gives declarci a co n tracto rs. About 1,000 [liBilKila?/ today, but skirt financial or ruff and discard. The con­ TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - pies. AKC register^. Putten- S p a c io u s ro u n d s . 2 materialistic issues. These are tively to the bidding and KEEP HAPPY Good ondition. Good for cove breeding. 2289297 / 428 bedroom s. 1/2 baths, square feet. Overhead doors, 1974 FORD VAN - Excellent ’ 4395 tract is now cold. LOOKING for anything in real condition. 52100. Weaker, areas fraught with problems. applying logic. Many times mfmfmxmmwiwrnK-yw: plating, or welding. Call 649- 6333. estate rental - apaiteents, fireplace. Attached garage, heat, running water, sink, September 7,1978 AQUARIUS (Jan. 28Fab. 19) the cards might just as well Even had East never l d, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. AdulIts pr toilet, walk-in door. Central radio, and paneled. Call 648 declarer should have played homes, multiple dwelliiws, no referred. No pets. 0037. Things are brewing behind the You are much better off today if be marked, so certain can a AKC MALE APRICOT.■ fees. Call J.D. Real & tate Available October 1st. locaton. 5150/month. 646-8882. scenes that might force you do things quietly by your­ player be as to where they the hand the same way. MOLDED FORMICA top and POODLE, 8weeks. Parents Asociates, Inc. 6481960. References, lease and securi­ Ask for John. 1977 CHEVY LUV changes this coming year that self. Cohorts, unless selected are. East’s bid, and declarer’s The Soft Tie 4 cyt., 4 sp.. AM radio with extreme care, could dis­ paneled bar with two shelves can be seen. 5100. Call 568 ty. 5300 monthly, plus utilities. Pickup, you didn’t seek. If you don't North-South have 24 high- logic, simply took the and four stools.5175. 648-6028. 3920. ONE CAR GARAGE on Motorcyclat-Blcfclat 54 yellow. light them this should be an play unexpected greed. suspense out of the hand. MANCHESTER MAIN Write Box V, c/o Manchester PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) card points out of a possible STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ Herald. Cooper Hill Street. 515 a eventful year, taking you on '.n e w s p a p e :r e n t e r p r i s e a s s n . i month. Call 649-8350. •3895 delighllul, previously untrod­ You're very creative today, but TWO PAIRS of bucket seats ment, heated, hot water, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville den paths. unless someone gets behind Heathcliff — George Gately from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 appliances, no pets, parking, DUPLEX. E xtra large 3 miles, oil cooler and VIRdO (Aug. 28Sept. 22) News you with a big shove, you're apt pair white. Excellent condi­ security. 5287047. bedrooms with basement, gar- ...... rack. 51,750. 289-4042. you receive today may not be to waste the day away. tion. 550 pair. 633-0131. RIDING LESSONS indoor age and yard for kids and pets. □ AUTOMOTIVE what you expected to hear. It ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This FOUR ROOM APARTMENT C^ll for deUils (2821). Rental 1977 HONDA ODOSSEY you don't let that shake you, could be a reasonably gainful riding ring. Western stock day if you're prepared to roll WInthrop — Dick Cavalll DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 seat, saddle seat, and hunt - 428 Broad St. 5155. SMurity Assisters, 2385646, small fee. BUGGY - All terraine use. TOLLAND you have a chance for things to yards, 534. plus tax. Also sand, Autoa For Bala 61 5850. Excellent condition. Call work out belter. Having trouble with the punches and not set seat. All levels 2289817. deposit. No appliances. your sights on expecting more gravel and more stone 643- Married couple. No pets. PURCHASE OPTION. Char­ before 12 noon, 1-342-1784. selecting a career? Send for 95()4. COUNTY VW your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ than you should. Telephone 6484751. , ming 2 bedroom. 25 minutes 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 8 ter by mailing 50 cents for each TAURUS (April 28May 20) Hard from East Hartford. Only 5150 speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- Route 83, Tikottfilli and a long, sell-addressed, feelings are sure to result if TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, 44x10 FOOT MOBLE home. In (1826). Rental Assisters, 238 radials, (2 snows), excellent 000, very reasonable. Must 649-2638 stamped envelope to Astro- you fail to live up to a bargain. sewing machine, and tent 1974 FU RY - 16V4-foot Bolton. Working single person 5646, small fee. condition 2280475 or 228-9550. sell. 6481543. Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Be sure you're willing to de­ (10x16). May be seen at 108 only. No pets, animals or Station, N.y. 10019. Be sure to liver before commiting your­ fiberglass, tilt trailer, with self. Scott Drive, Manchester, all 1975 58horsepower outboard children. Call 6482880. specify birth sign. day Saturday. LiBRA (Sept. 280ct. 23) It's GEMINI (May 21-June 20) What­ Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 52,500. possible you'll be consorting ever you do today, you'll do Also 50 horse Johnson out­ BOLTON - Large 3 room well. However, It Is not likely WASHER - and like new with VIP’s today, but don't be board, 5300. 2280475 or 228 apartment. Heat and hot disappointed if at first it ap­ you'll accomplish what you dryer. Pool table, coffee 9550. water. Quiet neighborhood. pears fruitless. There’s some­ have your heart set on. You’ll table, lamps. Telephone 569- No pets. References required. thing good being offered under lake little pleasure In your 3547. FIRST ONE accomplishments. 1972 M ER C U R Y - 4 523() monthly. 6485983. BE THE TO OWN the table. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) horsepower outboard motor. Again today you'll have a diffi­ 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Very good condition, 5250 ONE BEDROOM Being overly concerned with 5150. Outboard motor 40 horse your own interests will be self- cult time stopping yourself firm. After 4 p.m. 6480442. A BRAND NEW defeating today. Look out for from overindulging In frivolous w "" TOSS' m SS; the other guy and he'll look out whims. Don't pursue pleasure for you. In expensive areas. SAdiTTARIUS (Nov. 280ec. LEO (July 28Aug. 22) Keep In Short Ribs — Frank Hill 21) Optimism normally be­ mind today that pretentious or 1979 FAIRMONT OR PINTO comes you, but today this showy behavior Is always aecruen A R n u N O MV ELIXIR O F L IF E ) T R Y S n ABOUT ELIXIR MAKINS A SALE IN A USED KITTHf n rARTNiTTc P®3ches (cannmg and eafmg) ® D U P L M - might spill over into self-decep­ resented. If you’re trying to /MV MAKINS LAUN5 k V_ GHOST TOWN IS ^ CAmNETS pgafg piums. ^ Bush Hill Available October 1st. 5265 make a good impression, try a - 5100 per kitchen. Display rqqh Manchester monthly. Security. No tion or even wastefulness. ” 'Y t w e m n o t ^ WWITER... ALW,A|i^S T O U eS J^ Look lor (he true meaning little modesty. RSSPONPINO, Cabinets. 5 10 a foot. Call 648 ...... u tilitie s . C all 6487344 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 7544. * ------— anytime. behind your thoughts. IPOCBJMRAM. Andquat 45 ^ OR FORD TRUCK Btrry’s World — Jim Berry YOOU 6£T YOUR eREAKFAST WHEN I'M ELECTRIC STOVE. WANTED. Antique furniture, APARTMENT - rooms. Heat, Dishwasher & 1970 Triumph glass, pewter, oil paintings or hot water, appliances. Fisrt GOOP AMP REAPy.'''' Motorcycle, (motorcycle is other antique items. R. floor. Call after 4 pm, 6 ^ \ NOW AVAILABLE rebuilt). Please call 643-6897 1035. Buga Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel anytime. Harrison, 6 4^09. ® 1975eywvnerBros he TM Reg US Pgi 0” ATTIC ITEMS FOR SALE - □ RENTALS Furniture, dishes, stereo with OFFICf SPACE FOR IMMEDIA TE DELIVERY^ turntable and speakers, also FOR RENT Our Boarding House baby items. 5283961, after 5 Roomt lor Rant 52 This Funny World llJO square feet, center oil #•------10- a l s o “W ------•• on weekdays, all day ■Hanchestcr. air coadmoubif and f weekends. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - ■parking. Call MMUI. ■ UM,>P6,I NORMUV SUMMER' 8128 Birch House Women. Central­ OH Tt€ MAINE CO KSr BUT TO t-ii ly located. Downtown (9BLI6E MY AfiENT I TOOK A< TAG SALES Manchester. Kitchen GIANT $AVINGS ON ALL 1978 FORDS CONDOMINIUM IHETEM?' THEN Add a bright look to this privileges. Call 6482358. Coma In and classic with a soft, long A tk For AN UNFORTUNATE C LER IC A L' , scarf-tie. ^a. ^a. CHECK THESE EXAMPLES 4^ ERB5R LEP TO THE INCARCERa J CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM CHARUE QLAS9 No. 8128 with Photo- t io n o f m y m j c w r 3 FAMILY 2 DAY TAG SALE For mature male. Parking. BIMB HEW 1171 filMAM 2 It ■IAMB HEW IfTtFAHM Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18 - Two full rooms of furniture, - * 8-AA--i — At.- n ,.J i C O U EAtSU E-B U iTER JACOB$j> AffEINITL Size 10, 32)4 bust . . . Convenient location. No •rt. OpM 6 fyfcidir, ■M—iiit Ftant Am pamm W—iifU, twM ATTDRMEV 244 yards 45-inch; scarf, some antiques, old wooden kitchen privileges. 530 week­ igliiliiMHii, eufeiwwk, AM raSa, 6it»»d wheelbarrow and wine barrel; k, pawm liMrifif, pmtm fr«m Am JaaB. «l winyi bvdi*l 5aah, My kit I\ )4 yard 68inch. ly. 6 4 9 ^ . M m5. Bhrtrk nm whirfow dtkmtm, SMi M. 797. PatUma availablt only baby add kitchen items. tint«4 flMi, plug mm. Sladi m. 779. in sizes tiunm. Friday and Saturday, CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM XI..SMU, urn* tlJO fw lacS September8th., &9th., 10to 3. ggJJI^afa ft, ,«t«s M for mature gentleman. C ^ 16 & 17 Birch Mountain Road, 6^701 after 6 p.m. Bolton. w a sisu r ■UtMMNtTT Mandiaatw HaraM ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING 11N An. d Americas TAG SALE - Golf bags, clubs, •DEALER PREP. & TRANS EXCLUDED Nm Vorii, N.V. 100N table linens, light fixtures, ROOM - Private entry. range hood, floor polisher, Shower bath. Free parking. September 9th, 10 am to 3 pm. Apply 195 Spruce Street. “THE FORD STORE” The Fall Winter ’78 301 Henry Street, Manchester. CALIA FORD BASIC FASHION con, NEWLY DECORATED taiai a Bonua CoupoiO R(X)M for responsible non m WfTH(RSflft0 4V( 712 WETHERSFIELD AVE. Price . . . 12.00 a copy. Doga-BIrdt-Pata smoking gentleman. Central, HARTFORD parking, 5682525. HARTFORD ■ 278-2500 olU/Sf* New FREE! 4 1/2 months old. TAKE AIRPORT RD f)(IT SUCCESS Dr SEWING. CALIA FORD female Germap Sliejrilerd. All PLEASENT comer room to O FF 1 91 t r W ETH . AVE. shota. Good with everyone. mature gentleman. Walk In Call 6484663 anyUme. closet, garage. 643-8504. ! PtOCK SOUTH PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. B. 1978 Connally To Testify Talks Start wnorinnfsnnnnniimwvnnnnnnrinji«««i...>...«^ww»,., - - 1 m nnnnnnonnnnnnoonTiTinnnnnnonnoonoi n n n innongoonncumoi i onnnnnonaorffmwTuyst In JFK Death Probe In Seclusion WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former "leaving our ultimate decision to ... Coiiliniifd rroin Puge One Texas Gov. John Connally, wounded public meetings in December." S S S p 'A :;: ;-W W"Y-Yy..r./- in the gunfire that killed President Details of possible new findings or Tuesday. Begin brought his defense John F. Kennedy 15 years ago, was insights uncovered by the committee minister, Ezer Weizman, but Sadat called to the witness table today in investigators will be rationed out did not bring his minister of defense, the House Assassinations Com­ over the following 16 hearings, Mohammed Gamassy. COUNTER TOP mittee's investigation of the shooting designed to pin down the various Egyptian officials said Gamassy’s in Dallas. theories and rumors attending the absence was deliberate because Before Connally could testify, assassination. Sadat did not want to discuss any however, panel chairman Louis A detailed agenda has been set if details of the military situation in the Stokes, D-Ohio, was forced to shuttle the month of hearings go through on Sinai. He considers the returning of between the hearing room and the schedule. the Sinai to be a closed issue, which House Administration Committee "We're not putting on a Kojak should not be raised at this summit. where he lobbied for more money to show where it's all solved in one Israeli officials said Begin arrived EXPRm keep the assassination probe going. hour," a senior committee source for the summit in an extremely A month of public hearings is said Tuesday. elated mood, in contrast to his grim Fall brings out the busiest in us all, as families big and planned on the Nov. 22, 1963, After recounting the events of Nov. and sober attitude during his first Kennedy killing. The panel is also in­ 22, the committee will concentrate in two meetings with Carter. small are invblved with the many activities a new season and vestigating the shooting death in 1968 coming days and weeks on autopsy Three issues are expected to a new school year always bring. So, since eatingi on the run of Martin Luther King Jr., and has and medical testimony: how the dominate the talks: often has to be the way of life, why not plan a menu or two heard testimony from James Earl president died; ballistic and trajec­ Arrivals at Camp David • Terms for Israeli withdrawal of easy to prepare dishes that can he made ahead, ready for Ray, King's convicted assassin. tory reports: how many shots were Key figures in the Mideast summit at Camp President Anwar Sadat (left) came first and from te West Bank, Gaza strip and almost anytime serving and enjoyment. Convenience foods and Connally and his wife, Nellie, were fired; testimony from witnesses. the Sinai peninsula. a versatile electric mini-skillet (just 7 x 10 inches), happily lend riding in the open presidential Then comes the story of Lee David arrived separately at the presidential Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin • The final nature of the peace that a helping hand. limousine's jump seats in front of the Harvey Oswald, his capture and sub­ retreat Tuesday, but each received an em- (right) was on the second Marine helicopter would be declared as a result of the president and first lady Jacqueline sequent murder by Jack Ruby, and brace from President Carter. Egyptian (UPI photos) Israeli withdrawals. Kennedy when the fatal shots were later a study of the roles played by • The role the Palestinians will be A canned macaroni product with little meatballs, Chef fired at the motorcade about 1:30 the FBI, CIA and Secret Service — able to play in the determination of ®VJ)^ur-dee Meatball-a-roni®, provides the basis for an all-in-one p.m, EST as it passed through before, during and after the shooting their own future, in their own state. garden vegetable-macaroni dish, with a touch of chili and Dallas Dealey Plaza. — and the various conspiracy Strikes Curtail School Start In addition, American officials said garlic, topped with fresh or frozen vegetables. The Presto® Connally was wounded in three theories and allegations. Conlinucd from I’ngc One they expect the crisis in Lebanon to the city's 5,000 teachers a week Elsewhere in New England, WeeFry™ electric skillet dons its casserole guise for fast heat­ places, but it was unclear how many The committee will make no judg­ be raised during the course of the in­ for specialists in art. music and away. It was the most peaceful teachers’ strikes halted or curtailed ing Then, with the tempered glass cover on, and control set bullets actually hit him — leading to ment of its own until December, formal, rambling discussions. physical education courses. opening of classes for 70,000 students instruction in Fall River. Mass.; at the warm setting, it will keep the dish at serving tempera- speculation that more than one using the forthcoming hearings as a Begin described the summit “as in Boston, school bells chimed this since the desegregation process Cranston. R.I.; Westerly, R.L; assassin was involved in the framework for any conclusions it the most important, the most momen­ ture for up to two hours. In the refrigerator, a crisp salad, to morning with the threat of a strike by began in 1974. Burlington, Vt,; and Hinesburg, Vt. shooting. draws. tous" of all the meetings that he has dress as one pleases, and a delectable Peach Blossom Pound A United Press International tally To resolve that point and others, Those conclusions, despite the held with Sadat and Carter. (^ake. To satisfy everyone’s thirst, count on iced tea — the drink Stokes is asking the administration time, money and effort, are not across the nation showed teachers’ mat pleases young and old and tastes just right with both main committee for an additional $790,000 expected to conflict basically with Suspended Term Sought strikes in Illinois, Michigan, Penn­ Campaign Deficits dish or dessert any time of year. so his panel can stay alive until the the ones reached 14 years ago by the sylvania, Washington, Idaho, Ohio, MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet the 37-year-old Crawford would walk HARTFORD (UPI) - Both Gov. end of the year. The Assassinations Warren Commission. Louisiana, California, Indiana, and prosecutor asked today that out of court a free man. Ella Grasso and Lt. Gov. Robert Commmittee has already spent or New Jersey. Another time, it’s a quick pick-up meal. For this, the mini- It found that Oswald, "acting American businessman F. Jay Craw­ Crawford, Moscow represenative Killian have substantial campaign committed $4.5 million since it was alone," murdered Kennedy and, in The UPI count estimated that skillet performs its most usual function—to quick-cook chicken, ford be convicted on currency of the International Harvester th e re were 520,000 students deficits and have taken out bank hamburgers, steak, chops or what-you-will. (And no one will formed two years ago. turn, was killed by Jack Ruby, a speculation charges and sentenced to Export Co., pleaded not guilty Mon­ "We want to assess all of the key nationwide affected by the strikes. loans to cover their heavy spending. mind cleaning up — the control is removable, and the hard sur­ small-time nightclub owner who also a five-year suspended prison term. day to charges that he exchanged $8,- evidence on the relevent issues, " acted alone and who died several Major cities affected included Reports filed Tuesday show Mrs. face finish inside and out makes washing a cinch.) If the Moscow city court accepts 500 for 20,000 rubles and six antique Stokes said in his opening remarks. years later of natural causes. Philadelphia, Seattle, New Orleans, Grasso has a $46,(X)0 deficit, while the prosecutor’s recommendation. samovars on the black market. and Cleveland. Killian has a deficit of $79,360. 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Place second cake layer over first HAMMOND, Ind. (UPI) Large digital numbers are lighted for across-the room 1/2 cup shredded monterey jack cheese PEACH BLOSSOM POUND CAKE — A former CIA employee and spread with remaining frosting and top with remaining visibility. Snooze alarm. Contemporary styling. *8142 Dash hot pepper sauce 1 can (16 oz.) cling peach slices has pleaded innocent to es­ peach slices. Sprinkle with reserved grated orange rind if 1-1/2 cups fresh broccoli (or one 10 oz. package frozen 1 package pound cake mix desired. Makes 8-10 servings. pionage charges involving broccoli spears) cooked and drained the alleged sale of top secret papers describing an American spy satellite to a Soviet agent for $3,000. EMERSON William T. 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Complete with hanefy cord request for a reduction in 23.70« included.) *8201 *SeedtrkfordeUiU. storage feature. *C013 Your neighbor’s kitchen the defendant’s $500,000 Our Reg. 29.99 ea. bond. Kampiles was By Betty Ryder returned to jail in Chicago following the court Peter Paul Candy Bars Get 6 20c bars lor the appearance. Bring in aii the price of 5. Mounds, Almond Joy. Peanut Our ■ ■ m > holiday fun you’ve Butter Cups. York Ref. / n % captured on film Peppermint Patties. 89c ■ ■ A\ Bite Size Peter Paul Bars When the Manchester Racquet 3 tablespoons parsley Postal Talk for our ' V \ y.Lt).bag.MMounds, CTub held its second annual Pink 8 slices boiled ham mix cut-up hard-boiled eggs, grated 7 2 *A lm______ond*y,y, Caravelle. Lemonade Ladies Doubles Cham­ 8 slices mozzarella cheese cheese, parsley flakes, minced gar­ Like Boxing Peanut Butter Cups, Our lic, salt and pepper. Add sausage. 'iMySKETHir York Peppermint pionship recently, not only did they Mix all ingredients except ham and WASHINGTON (UPI) - ''Picture Patties. S1.11 have a great day of tennis, but also cheese. Lay meat out on aluminum Spread filling in the middle of the In what one official likened GENERAL ELECTRIC OUR GUARANTEE: Fun Size Candy Bars enjoyed a delicious luncheon. foil. Form to a rectangle about 10 x whole length of the flank steak. Roll to the early stages of a AM/FM Digital Clock Radio We want you to be 100% satisfied! . ,’.M iM 's Anita Murphy of 131 N. Lakewood 16 inches. up and tie with string. In a frying Plain and Peanut. Wake to music or alarm. Digital readout is lighted, II there's any print you don't like for Circle served as coordinator for the Layer slices of ham, then the pan, brown braciola on all sides. boxing match, negotiators any reason, just return it within 30 Meet” Snickers, for the Postal Service and easy-to-see. Sleek walnut-grain polystyrene cabinet. Musketeers. event and with the help of her cheese on top. Roll meat. Pat down Braciola can be added to spaghetti days in the original processing Buy 'em by the bag. sauce while sauce is cooking or place three major unions today envelope and Caldor will refund your S1.47 daughter, served Polpettone a la seam. Push ends in to seal. in a covered baking dish, cover with were showing little signs of cost on the returned print(s) promptly, DEVELOPING Siciliana which is a Sicilian meat Butter a pan. Lay roll in pan seam cheerfully... and with no red tape! spaghetti sauce, sprinkle with grated movement, well into a roll, salad and bread sticks. side down. Bake in a 13x9x2 pan. for special 15-day bargaining SPECIALS “The recipe for the meat roll was one hour at 350 degrees. Let stand for cheese and bake at 350 degrees for period. given to me by Vivian Ferguson,” 15 minutes, then slice. May be served about 40 minutes. When sliced it will lexQs c WHIRLPOOL look like a pinwheel and can be The two sides, attemp­ Amta said. (Mrs. Ferguson wrote hot or cold. served with spaghetti or rice. ting to pvert a nationwide Instruments YOUR 12 YOUR 20 17.2 Cu. Ft. Deluxe this column for The Herald for many Anita said cheese such as Swiss or mail strike, were Slide^tule YOUR 24 years.) Gruyere may be used in place of the Still on the subject of meat rolls, EXPOSURE EXPOSURE Frost-Free o the cookbook also features a recipe scheduled to resume face- Memory EXPOSURE Refrigerator "It’s very easy, can be served hot mozzarella. KODACOLOR or cold and can be frozen,” she said. for Beef Roll-ups which you might to-face talks today under Scientific KODACOLOR KODACOLOR Another rolled beef recipe which like to try. the auspices of Harvard orFUJICOLOR orFUJICOLOR orFUJICOLOR She and her daughter made 10 meat comes to mind is from the Italian Calculetor rolls for the luncheon, which were Itcitf i(oll-Up8 University Professor PRiNTFILM PRINTFILM PRINTFILM * 3 8 8 '» Ladies Club of East Hartford James J. Healy But a time devoured by appreciative club cookbook called “Buono Appetito.” 2 cups soft bread crumbs Developed and Printed' Developed and Printed* Features separate tem­ was not set late Tuesday. Developed and Printed* perature controls for members and guests. Each roll This one is "Braciola” and calls for Vi cup grated cheese 19.76 V\ cup melted butter On Tuesday they met Includes scientific each section, twin offered seven generous slices, plus flank steaks. jointly for the first time in notation keys, pi, par­ CTispers, adjustable the end pieces. Vz teaspoon salt meat drawer. Four ad­ Braciola 6 thin cube steaks the six-day-old mediation enthesis, square root 2.99 3.49 Sicilian Meal Roll and percent. Complete Price also applies to any Price also applies to any Price also applies to any justable shelves. 4 to 5 flank steaks or braciola period, for slightly more (Piltptaiune a la Siciliana) steaks, thinly sliced 1 tablespoons of oil with case and recharger. other compatible color other compatible color other compatible color 'AddtlOleraitor. 1 cup prepared brown gravy than two hours, and *SR40 print film. Offer expires print film. Offer expires print film. Offer expires Va p m ds ground chuck 4 sausage links, cut up 9/9/78. Instatation of ktfflaher Combine bread crumbs, cheese, departed without com­ 9/9/78. 9/9/78. optienaK extra. Vs cup tomato juice 4 hard-boiled eggs, cut up into tiny ment. 2 eggs, beaten pieces butter and salt. Top each steak with *Proc8MiinbyikadiinlndtptiKl«ntUb Dathrery optional at aitra chargi. Vs cup soft crumbs (2 slices white Vs cup Italian grated cheese stuffing. Roil up as for jellyroll, then THREE EASY WAYS bread in blender) 1 tablespoon parsley flakes fasten with skewer or toothpick. TO CHARGE: MANCIKSTEII VEINOII A a SALE PRICES IW teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon minced g9rlc Brown in oil. Add gravy. Cover and BATTERIES FOR EFFECTIVE simmer for 20 minutes or until steaks •CALDOR CHARGE W teaspixin pepper Salt and pepper to tqste Anita Murphy serves Polpettone a la Siciliana at the Manchester • master CHARGE WEDNESDAY Va teaspoon oregano Saute cut-up sausage in a frying are tender. Serve with rice or 1145 TolM Tumpia Tri-GHy aiiiji|iiiig Canlar noodles. Racquet Club’s second annual Pink Lemonade Ladies Double Cham­ •VISA/BANKAMERICARD THRU 2 cloves garlic minced pad until brown. Set aside. In a bowl, STORE HOURS: MON, thru FRI., 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. •SAT., 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. -SUN., 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. SATURDAY pionship luncheon. Looking are, from left, Sue Bilodeau and Joan Lan- ilry. (Herald photo by Pinto)

lOMMM PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 6, 1978 ^ . ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 6, 1978 — PAGE TWT'.IVTV-Tiiiit.'i Fretz-Fornabi Penniman-Perkins I ______1 - — ...... City Liie^ Hard But Promising for Former Farmers Gail A. Perkins of Manchester and Kent T. Penniman Donna M. Fornabi of East Hartford and Bradley J. Antonio and Guadalupe bank. Jose Luis, 17, is of Farmington were married Sept 2 at the Chippanee Kdilor'g mile: Tliis ig tonio earns in a day. He his “casa chica,” the “lit­ the relationship exists, but homework, in front of the Fretz of Berwyn, Pa., were married Sept. 2 at St. Mary’s Country Club in Bristol. Martinez are represen­ studying accounting. Juan On Sunday the family plans unollier of M’I’g oon- gets the minimum wage of tle house" where his lover she understands machismo set while Benjamin plays Church in East Hartford. ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nyle Perkins linuiiiK reportg on family ta tiv e of a grow ing Chrlos, 14, is in the seventh a picnic ' in Chapultepec $5.30 and picks up another Carmen lives with their and is resigned to it. She soccer in the street. Park for the day. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony For­ of 2 Femcrest Drive, East Hartford. ’The bridegroom is life in many purtH of Ihe phenomenon — the rural- grade and wants to study $3.50 in tips for parking child. probably will not complain Antonio, Ester and Jose Antonio used to own an nabi of 102 Mohawk Drive, East Hartford. The the son of Mrs. Blanche L. Penniman of Bergenfield, N.J. world. The nunieg of llie horn, city-absorbed, up­ engineering. Rosa, 12, is in customers’ cars. Second families like as long as Antonio con­ Luis will be home around 8 old car and was able to bridegr'j'.'iO is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Fretz of and the late Frank W. Penniman. people und llieir wardly mobile working the fifth grade, and little After breakfast, he theirs are still common at tinues to support her and p.m. to have supper, either take his family farther Berwyn, Pa. ’The Rev. Paul C. Putnoki of Litchfield performed the class. About 60 percent of Benjamin, 6, is in first. cleans the dining room, lionielown have been all social and economic the children. a light snack of hot afield for Sunday outings. double-ring ceremony. ’The Church was decorated with eliunged u( llieir rei|uegl, Mexico’s 64 million people The family eats better arranges the tables and levels in Mexico. The Rev. William McCarthy and the Rev. Robert Bohl live in cities and by the Like most working class chocolate or coffee and But repairs became too yellow chrysanthemums. Nate Orifice of Bristol was Ity CAROL COOK too — meat or chicken helps bring in the food Carmen works as a sales officiated at the ecumenical double-ring ceremony. year 2000 demographers Mexican women, sweet rolls or the warmed costly and he had to sell it. organist and soloist. MEXICO CITY (UPI) - twice a week, eggs every deliveries from La clerk in a small expect the proportion to Guadalupe spends much of lunch leftovers. Antonio still takes his The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white ’The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Antonio Martinez awoke at other day. “On the rancho, Merced, the capital’s main neighborhood grocery to her time at home and has Irma and Manuel join rise to almost 80 percent. it was mostly beans,” family to Santa Marta for Quiana gown designed with ^ e e n Anne collar and polyester knit gown appliqued with silk venise lace and 6 a.m. and went into the produce market. At 1 p.m. support their child. An­ few social contacts outside them and then go off to see designed with high neckline, illusion yoke, long fitted The Martinezes are Guadalupe said. “ Meat vacations, but he wouldn’t trimmed with re-embroidered Alencon lace with pearls kitchen to reheat some of Antonio puts on his navy tonio helps out with some her family. a movie. The rest of the sleeves with sheer inserts. Empire waistline, and bias among the more than 5.2 only once in a while, eggs blue, gold-braided uniform want to go back there to and s^uins and Watteau train extending from the last night’s coffee. The rest money fairly regularly, but After lunch, she takes a family gathers on the paneied A-line skirt draped to appliqued hemiine which million of Mexico City’s 13 once in a while, hardly any and stations himself at the live, “We're really just waistline. Her chapel-iength veil of English netting was of the household — his wife the demands of his “casa short siesta with the baby yellow plastic living room trimmed with lace. cascaded to an attached chapel-length train. She carried Guadalupe, five of their six million people who milk, just coffee.” door until 5 p.m., when his grande,” the “big house” getting by, but it’s better migrated to the city from ■ The Martinezes have and then sits down with sofa to watch television un­ here than on the rancho,” a cascade bouquet of miniature white carnations, light children, and the infant son workday ends. of Guadalupe and the Irma to watch their til about 10 p.m. blue roses and baby’s breath. the country in search of managed to save enough to he said. Miss Lynn R. Longo of Wolcott was her cousin’s maid of a widowed cousin — still Sometimes he does not children, are too great for favorite “telenovelas" — Tomorrow is Saturday better jobs and better buy a number of of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Paula A. Fornabi of Mrs. Kathleen P. Vigeant of Manchester was her slept in the four room brick return home immediately him to support Carmen too. soap operas. Juan Carlos and Antonio will work a lives. appliances: a gas stove, East Hartford, the bride’s sister; Miss Corinna Boldi of sister s matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. house. after work but goes to visit Guadalupe suspects that and Rosa do their full day at the restaurant. East Hartford; Miss Jeanne M. Fretz of Berwyn, Pa., the Katherine M. King of East Hartford, and Miss Denise Across a narrow patio, Antonio and Guadalupe television set, record bridegroom’s sister; and Miss Susanne C. Lyons of Feura Riedei of Manchester. Dawn Penniman of Glenwood, shaded by a pine tree and were born in Santa Marta, player, radio, iron, Bush, N.Y. N.J., the bridegroom’s daughter, was junior bridesmaid. filled with rosebushes and a village of 3,000 people blender, and a sewing James A. Fretz of Perry Hill, Md., was his brother’s David Penniman of Prospect was his brother’s best pink-flowering azaleas about 85 miles northwest of machine. All StopeShops open Sunday 9am »s p m best man. Ushers were ’Thomas A. Fornabi of East Hart­ man. Ushers were Bruce Penniman of New Jersey, the planted in empty tin cans, Mexico City. Their parents Increased prosperity is ford, the bride’s brother; Michael Hightower of Littleton, bridegroom’s brother; and Peter Licht of Hartford. Marc the Martinez’s eldest were farmers and both changing their social at­ Colo.; John Scruggs of Birmingham, Ala.; Dwight Vigeant of Manchester, the bride’s nephew, was junior daughter, Irma, 22, and her completed three years of titudes as well. Although Lamppert of Carmel, Ind.; David Zasada of Rockford, usher. Michael Vigeant of Manchester, the bride’s husband Manuel are asleep primary school, slightly Guadalupe became preg­ stop & Shop“Great Beef USDA Choice III. and Greg Hare of Des Moines, Iowa. nephew, was ring bearer. in their tiny room. less than the national nant right after marriage, A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in A reception was held at the Chippanee Country Club, While the coffee boils, average. her daughter Irma has Manchester, after which the couple left for the after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside Antonio washes up in a They were married in been marrim two years Dominican Republic. They will reside in Indianapolis, in Farmington. bucket of water in the 1957 and Antonio worked and says she opes not want the farm, helping his Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J . Fretz Mrs. Penniman is employed by the Aetna Life & narrow bathroom, which to have a chiloL;^. Mrs. Fretz is employed by Aetna Life & Casualty. Mr. Casualty Co. Mr. Penniman is also employed at Aetna has a toilet but no sink or father plant corn and Guadalupe is making B e e S ^ Fretz is employed as a group representative for Aetna Life & Casualty Co. He is an associate of the Casualty Ac­ Mrs. Kent T. Penniman shower. beans. But there was not “sopes” for breakfast this Life & Casualty. (Bragan photo) tuarial Society. ( Belleveau photo) Handsome at 44, with enough to do on the 10-acre morning. These are corn thick black hair and a plot for Antonio and his tortillas made thicker than four brothers. ^ ‘KfilWMaBaBi^B—UIUIUliaiuiw...... sweeping mustache, An­ usual, spread with chile Teenage Parents tonio drinks the coffee So in 1959 the family sauce and sprinkled with E n g a g e d black, with two teaspoons came to Mexico City and cheese. Roast r' ( College Notes of sugar, and leaves the Antonio found work She buys the tortillas, the Discussion Set washing dishes in a Groman-Goiangos A discussion group for house for his job as door­ diet staple of Me-xico's parents whether married Donald R. Bunce, son of Manchester High School in restaurant. He moved to teen-age parents, spon­ man in an elegant down­ poor, in the “tortilleria” The engagement of Miss Mama M. Groman to Alfred or single. ’The group will Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 1976. his present job in 1962. is employed as a keypunch operator at AMF Head Ski sored by the Manchester town restaurant. down the street. On the ’bag. T. Goiangos, both of Manchester, has been announced by meet ’Tuesday afternoons, Bunce of 143 Woodside St., “We wanted to try to live G r o i m d B e ^ Division in Manchester. Public Health Nursing from 1 to 3 p.m. at the It will take him about 45 farm, she had to make her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Groman of 2'2 Henry Her fiance served in the U. S. Army and is currently graduated from Paul Smith John E.M. Enroth of 165 a little better. You couldn't them herself, but the store- *Contains not more than 26% fat - Sold in 51b. pkgs. only. St. , Association, Child and Manchester YWCA. College, Paul Smith, N.Y., Grissom Road, received a minutes and cost 1.50 pesos attending Manchester Community College. He is also (about 7 U.S. cents) to get earn a centavo on the bought kind are more con­ Family Services and the For further information with an associate degree in master of science degree Mr. Goiangos is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Goiangos employed at AMF Head Ski Division. to work by bus. But he is farm,” Antonio recalled. venient. Sr. of 207 Well St. YWCA, will be started on or to register, call Karen applied science. He from the University of ’The couple is planning a June 2, 1979 wedding at St. Oct. 10. lucky. The family has come a After breakfast, with the ’The bride-elect graduated from Mitchell College in Nash at MPHNA, 647-1481 majored in terminal Northern Colorado at com­ long way in two decades of Sun Glory Bacon 99 Bridget Church in Manchester. children gone to school and This free service is or Linda VanDine at CFS, Many of the other men in ONE O f THE STOP IW O P CONP«MltS New London and from the University of Bridgeport. She forestry. mencement exercises on city life. Nine years ago, availabie to ail teen-age 643-2761. Colonia Providencia, a jobs, Guadalupe leaves the Bunce graduated from Aug. 12. they had saved enough to baby with Irma and goes to Available in stores $ ' newish workers district on stops Shop Pastromi with service delis the eastern fringe of the buy a small lot in Colonia the neighborhood public capital, will spend as much Providencia — it cost them market to buy food for the COUPONS NECESSARY NO COUPON NECESSARY NO COUPON NECESSARY NO COUPON NECESSARY about $3,500— and gradual­ ( Social Security 1 as two hours crossing the day’s main meal. The Fresh Flounder Fillets ^ HEINZ REG. - AUTO. > DRIP ALL FLAVORS crowded city to their jobs ly built their own house on family has no refrigerator it. in factories in the western so she must shop daily. Prees ehectrve Son KETCHUP Seo' ^ Sal Seoi 3 m tarness HIGH YIELD COFFEE I JELLO GELATINS industrial suburbs. The rooms are cramped Today will not be a meat ’2.99. 10 a" Tu Customers -eserve me nght to Q. I understand that when 1 retire my 40-year-old •mrt sales !o three wc«dges o» arv Jem e»ceoi and the green paint is or fish day. Beef costs nme'e omer'ersa rxeteo iiem s o fc 'W 'or sae not available retarded son may also qualify for a benefit. Is this true, At 7 a.m., Guadalupe SUPCRMARXETS O..S.C ‘Ots or 10 oiner oe?i«s or wholesalers Coorightigie Ov SiopJ and will he have to wait five months? wakes up and starts to peeling from the walls. The almost $1.50 a pound; fish Shoe SitiermarXets A« 'eserveo Not 'esooesibip 'or “rDO^acm-cai e"Cxs drab concrete streets, A. Yes, it’s true, and No, there is no five-month waiting prepare breakfast. She is is even more expensive, 13 oz. ■ 43, slender and diminutive, close to the dusty remains almost $2 a pound. Lunch period. 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said, pushing him toward the kitchen. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed “ And the sauces are no sweat. “ Unlike your son,” he said patting “ So go forth and become a cook. The Here I thought that hollandaise was me on the head. “ I’m aware that an arch to make a doorway for his recipe for Eggs Benedict is in the file facing the door. Then your eyes will some big mysterious deal. I was sure there are some things only a woman home, which is merely a hollow place On not automatically gravitate toward ‘Kingfisher’ Stars under E . ” you had to be a woman ... no, not Just can do properly. Your special hollan­ '^1 li in the sand. The doorway symbolizes I V...^ j that little window, relaying the By Jan Warren During the next hour John emerged a woman, M Y M O T H E R ... to make daise is one of them!” the fact that the spot is his territory. from the kitchen several times. Once message that you are not too busy to NEW YORK (UPI) - Rex Second Thought hollandaise.” “Really? You know,” I said, CHOICES And what about your husband? He chat. to ask the difference between Harrison and Claudette Colbert will After supper John went bowling eyeing my husband with new ap­ Karen Blaker PhD. also needs privacy — and so do you. simmer and boil. Once to ask where I If that doesn’t work, you may have star iij the William Douglas Home with his friends and my husband and preciation, “I’ve just become aware Defend your territory and help your kept my measuring cups and finally, to make your desire to be left alone comedy "The Kingfisher,” scheduled I sat alone with our coffee. of something, too. There are worse children achieve personal space in with a triumphant shout to announce clearer. How about a small Do Not to open on Broadway D w . 6. “ Why the long face?” said my hus­ things John could do than grow up to their room. that dinner was “ being served in the D E A R DR. B L A K E R - My 8-year- situation. Disturb” sign band. “ You should be proud of be a maj.e chauvinist!” the middle of this very personal rotunda!” old daughter and 10-year-old son I think I must do something about DEAR DR. BLAKER - My office The London hit play is about a yourself.” issue, anyway? Your boss will no doubt appreciate share a bedroom in our small two- the problem, but there does not seem is not my own because people always your efforts to reduce your novelist trying to rekindle a love af­ “ Not bad for a beginner, huh?” “ I should be?” ‘Sugar’ in Europe Of course, a smart 10-year-old 9 9 bedroom apartment. Both complain to be any solution. If my husband and come in to sit down and talk. It is im ­ .socializing in favor of spending more fair with a newly widowed ex­ said John waving his hand across the “ Sure. You’ve raised an indepen­ AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands could have taken a remark on the bitterly about their lack of privacy. It I give up our bedroom and sleep on possible to work. time on vour work. girlfriend. Cooking’s Chemistry! table. “ Eggs Benedict, tossed salad dent kid. With a little more of your (UPI) — A special European produc­ subject out of context to strengthen is true that their interests and the sofa bed in the living room, the I have tried closing the door, but it and iced tea.” good training, he’ll be ready to fly the tion of the Broadway hit "Bubbling his argument for a bedroom of his friends are very different, but we children will be happy. But my hus­ has a small window at about eye Last Sunday when 15-year-oId son “ Why are you mad at me?” H A D to cook, I could. But since As we ate, John expanded on his nest.” Brown Sugar” will open in Amster­ own. Whatever happened at school, •’The Kingfisher,” to be directed just cannot afford rtiore space. band will be furious. level. People look in as they walk by. asked “ what’s cooking?” and I told “ I'm not mad. I’ve just decided it’s you’re here and you’re such a experience in the kitchen. “To hear him talk he’s ready to fly dam Sept. 1 and later will be seen in forget about pleasing the teacher. by Lindsay Anderson, will be seen Last week, my son came home How can I please my children, the If I happpened to glance up, they Write to Dr. Blaker in care of The him that nothing was cooking and time you learned to cook. I don’t fabulous cook ... how about it? I was “You’re absolutely right, ma. Any now.” at least 18 other European cities. It Your children’s demands are pre-Broadway at Philadelphia’s from school reporting that his teacher and my husband? As I see it, com e in. I don’t want to hurt Manchester Evening Herald. P.O. wouldn't be unless he cooked it ... want you grow up to be a male sort of hoping for your special Eggs idiot can throw a meal together. All “ With that lumpy hollandaise?” will star four of the original somewhat legitimate. They need a Annenberg Theater the week of Oct. teacher said bad things happen when anyone’s feelings, but my work is Box 475, Radio City Station. New you’d think that I’d suggested he M y husband shuddered dramtically. there is just no way. chauvinist.” Benedict tonight.” John licked his you have to do is follow directions, Broadway cast: Vivian Reed, Avon degree of privacy, but not necessari­ suffering. 11. Baltimore’s New Mechanic brothers and sisters sleep in the D E A R R E A D E R Y o u are right. York, N.Y. KXI19, Volume of mail walk barefoot over hot coals. John pondered this for a moment, lips and rubbed his stomach for like in chemistry.” “ No way. It couldn’t hold a candle to Long, Joe Attles and Barry Preston. ly two rooms. Why wouldn’t a sheet Theater three weeks beginning Oct. same room. I assume she was talking There is no way to please everyone. DEAR READER — Without prohibits personal replies, but "You want M E to cook supper?” then he grinned and threw his arm emphasis. “ Well, it’s not T H A T easy!” I yours.” The London production of “ Bubbling hung from the ceiling do the trick? 17, and Boston’s Shubert Theater about sexual play. That makes me So stop trying. realizing it, you may be inviting peo­ questions of general interest will be “ That’s right.” around my shoulder. “ Look, ma. If I “ Flattery will get you no where,” I “ Really?” Brown Sugar” will mark its first an­ three weeks from Nov. 6. countered. feel even worse about the bedroom After all. a bushman of the ple into your office to talk. discussed in future columns. niversary on Sept. 28. What is your son’s teacher doing in Kalahari Desert bends a sapling into Turn your desk so it is not squarely Or. Lambj Peanut DEAR DR. LAMB - I Butter am a 32-year-old female who is concerned about an Dressing upcoming operation to remove my gallbladder. In NEW YORK (UPI) - light of the following infor­ Author and Chinese mation, perhaps you can (Sept e jh n i Sept 12) cooking teacher Florence give me your opinion as to Lin makes a peanut butter whether such an operation dressing for noodle salad. is necessary or not. We select just the right meat The recipe following is During the past two for your family. Our meatmen adapted from Liang Pan years I’ve experienced Mien in "Florence Lin ’s three attacks. These at­ trim away excess bone, waste Chinese One-dish Meals’’ tacks followed periods of and fat b^ore it is weighed and (Hawthorn 17.95). overindulgence in alcohol 6 tablespoons cream y and greasy food. For p ri(^ . Now, that’s honest value. peanut butter example, at Thanksgiving 6 tablespoons warm and at Christmas. 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They’ll ^ 1 ^ Stamps,* Coupons,* given such thought to what they wear Corduroys were highiy visible at creased more than four-fold over the looks presentable. Jack Simpson, the THEU.S.ANDYOU I PI Mcn'» KaKliiiin Editor be seen matched up with plaid and and how they look,” he says. last few years. ^ NEW YORK (,UPI) - Corduroys, fashion shows for the fall season and flannel shirts, or over turtlenecks. fashion director for Sear’s Children’s William Steif ‘‘Designer clothing is no longer The same classic blue blazw and Store, suggests “color coordination classics and coordination are the they're crowding the racks of varsity The thought of scanning the fashion merchandised only to those who can gray flannel pants that Dad wears is the key to a versatile and long- lessons to be learned in boys' back- shops. Wide waie trousers — in scene to dress your son may seem 1^^^ dmmkks, Caines! affof-d high-priced clothing. It is now look sharp on his son, too, and many lasting wardrobe. to-school wear this fail. aimost any coior, but mostly natural more trouble than it’s worth, but * U S GOV T FOOD STAMPS S MANUFACTURERS COUPONS ACCEPTED readily accessible and within reach parents see that as the way to avoid “If a wardrobe is pianned around Whether the young man of your tones — are popular and are matched Larry Abelson, president of Pierre In Memory of FDR of most customers.” the constant — and expensive — fight colors that work together, it’s easy to family is beginning to “dress to im­ with sweaters of ail types layered Cardin Boys' Wear, says it's THE PRICE PLUS DIFFERENCE BEGINS WITH GOOD over shirts. That, of course, is as much wishful to keep their kids dressed “in style.” plug in pieces as needed. Kids don’t press," or is stiii tugging on togs that becoming increasingiy important to thinking as anything on the part of The classics, of course, will never (Federal agencies offer many services to individuals I I PRICES, AND TO GIVE YOU GREATER SAVINGS, WATCH will be roughed up on the playground, V ests have made inroads in youth: outgrow tops and bottoms at the one of the world’s major designing change, although junior’s size might. and groups, but sometimes it’s hard to learn about these the trends influencing men's wear sportswear outfits being shown this “Not since before the clothing same time, so if the jeans are too FOR THESE COLOR-CODED SIGNS THROUGHOUT THE lines. But it is borne out by the fact Still, if your son’s not interested in services or how to benefit from them. This weekly year, and young men's fashions are rebellion of the 60s have youngsters short, many of the tops may fit.” STORE. are seen now in the boy's depart­ that sales of boys’ wear have in­ clothes, but yon want to make sure he column provides such information.) From time to time you read about silly congressional ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY, 0A.M. TO 4 P.M. spending of your hard-earned tax dollars. You may have Orange Sign ... Green Sticker... YeliowTag . heard about $135 million for a new Senate Office Building (the third) being built in Washington. Or you may have Signals a “Special Pur­ ‘Last Week Deal’ on the is ShopRite’s inflation M V D in fo heard of some of the far-out scientific or military spen­ chase” we've made that Orange sign tells you warning. H urges you to ding OK'd by Congress and the federal agencies. enablea ue to reduce our when the sale is ending. buy before the exp^ed Here is one that few people seem to have heard about: price for a hnKed tim e. price increase from our Q. i^ccidents happen WALDBAUM'S $46 million to build a memorial to Franklin Delano suppiers. sometimes because of Roosevelt. dangerous distractions. SAVE SUNDAY! Hold on. No one quarrels with the idea of a memorial to Can you pinpoint some of FDR. Today, 33 years after his death, even his im­ these momentary diver­ placable enemies would conceded he was one of the most sions to be avoided? important U.S. presidents of the 20th century. And many A. Here are some of the people loved him. distractions, according to But $46 million? the National Safety Coun­ SATURDAY! That's only a start. The planners say the FDR cil, that might trip you up Another New Item Has Been Memorial will require 49 permanent new federal jobs and while driving. ^ Pick Your Own" Fresh Produce!^ Added To Food Marts Prem ium Bumble BeeT Chock Full 20 “temporary" jobs. Estimated annual cost in 1. Fumbling for change. YELLOW - RIPE perpetuity: $1.6 million. This can easily be avoided Generic "No Frills" Label Products! K-: In the light of the $500 biilion-a-year federal budget, $46 by sorting out your coins Saltines TUNA s a l t e d o h UNSALFED Ch m n i- I .(,m T on. i- ,\A 'tt. Chiquita or Dole million may not seem like a lot. But consider this: It Clou^ and placing them in a han­ 8 U C B D B A O O N NABISCO ■ 16 0^ PKG 0 OZ (-AN COFFEE could build a bridge across the Ohio River; it could pave dy place before starting. ALL PURPOSE GRIND-' I B CAN too miles of Montana roads; it could provide 2,000 ce 2. Reaching for BANANAS apartments for senior citizens; it could pay 2,500 ( A K I M IX something in your glove teachers' salaries for a year. compartment. Before star­ There's something else. On Sept. 26,1941, FDR told the ting out, make sure you REGULAR OR ELECTRIC PIIR late Justice Felix Frankfurter that “if they are to put up have everything you need FOOD CLUB COFFEE til *1.99 any memorial to me, I should like it to be placed in that at hand. Otherwise, stop to SLICED BACON FOOD C L U E DIXIE REFILL CUPS hcoJS?,,.. *1.09 •■TTY CtXKtR get it. green plot in front of the Archives Building (on Penn­ 1 LB. PKG. TOASTER PASTRY 49* BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX 'KS* 79* MELON SALE! sylvania Avenue)... I don’t care what it is made of, but 1 3. Trying to read a map. ARMOUR want it to be plain.” Study the map and decide POLANER’S GRAPE JELLY li! 89* KITTY VIENNA SAUSAGE 1 !'. 2«.89* I In 1965 a plain granite slab was placed just where FDR on a route before you start. MOZ. SALMON DINNER ‘O' c*-. 5«,*1. Crenshaw, Casaba, Juan Canary, wanted it. 4. Struggling into or out I® LOG CABIN SYRUP •OTTLI *1.15 DETERGENT TISSUE Santa Claus and Persian For $46 million the public will get; of a coat or jacket- DON’T 54b, 4-oz. box pkg. of 4 rolls — A wall 1,100 feet long and 14 feet high, built of reddish while driving! COMPARE AMD SAVE! EXTRA LARGE SIZES granite quarried in South Dakota. The wall is expected to 5. Groping for an object K raft cost $10 million. you have dropped. soaq 6. Clutter on the floor of DINNER — Four “alcoves” holding bronzes by American sculp­ WALDBAUM’S N. Y. STYLE DELI! ■ 1 .6 S EA. tors George Segal, Leonard Baskin, Robert Graham and your vehicle. Pencils, cans, bottles or littler can LUNDY Neil Estern on themes of FD R’s life. California Sweet - Thompson — A small visitors’ center, a theater, a museum and a r 179 roll under the vehicle Gem pedals. JM am restaurant. 7. Objects on the seat. Cooked — A hill hiding the wall from the fields stretching to the Seedless Grapes Lincoln Memorial. Sliding papers, box or Loaves PKGS The wall is to be inscribed with quotes from FDR. It briefcase can distract you REGULAR Ham P&P - LUNCHEON - i c will have water cascading along its length, to muffle the A ll VARIETIES EXCEPT INSTANT FRANCO AMERICAN KEEBLER FRENCH VANILLA DISH DETERGENT from driving. OLIVE OR POLISH LOG CABIN PANCAKE MIX «! 69* 3-lb 2-01. $ 1 4 9 WITH SHOULDER SLICED • CHUNKS OR CRUIHID ,u EMPRESS PINK SALMON iS *1.59 LB. e a ...... 8. Items on the dash. sound of jets taking off and landing at National Airport Royal Puddings 5 C° 99^ Cookies Cascade ...... b o i 5 SLICED TO ORDER DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE NorcAN INSTANT CHEF BLEND Business papers, tissue box SLICED TO ORDER PRIME VARIETY f^ d *2.59 just across the Potomac River. U.S. NO, 1 - BEST BAKING California Sue Yung of Lawrence Halprin and Associates, the San qt, 6-oz, $ 1 5 9 8 o z $ A 6 5 Mb Z-oi. ^ 0 4 or package may slide off or SWANSON CHICKEN i r ; iS DIAL SOAP rOZ. FAMILY SIZI EAR WASHINGTON STATE ...... btl. ■ Sanka Coffee ...... H r ^ Cat Food ...... bOK mm 3 REGULAR 39* Francisco landscaping firm that designed the memorial, shift position. 2 f S PINK OR REGULAR ShopRrte UNSWEETENED m a s A STEMS PENN DUTCH LOG CABIN WINDOW aEANER WITH TRIGGER A L L V A R I I T I IS r? eueoMEiR 9. Storage above sun LB. ■ • LB. ROYAL PUDDINGS l O r PRO. SALAD DRESSING KRAFT Fresh says the FDR Memorial is “an event, a progression. • OZ. tO T T L I 57* Russet Grape^ it Juice :^’‘r;n49^ 2s89< Pancake Mix ...... Easy Off ...... visor. Reaching for letters, There’s no object, per se, to look at. The whole memorial COMSTOCK CHERRY — ^ PAMPERS EXTRA ABSORBENT KELLOGG'S ROYAL NO BAKE cigarettes, matches, comb VIRGINIA STYLE $ O O O Artichokes is really an urban park. It’s not an architectural monu­ CANNEDTVanityFairT Firm n' Potatoes box $ 2 3 9 15-0. $ i 19 or map can cause an BAKED HA M Lender's S LB. BAG LARGE 24 SIZE ment. It’s a space from which you view the Washington Pie Filling ’ '■ ‘rn79^ ...... o l2 4 A t Fruit Loops ...... bOA ■ Cheesecake ...... Monument and the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials.” avalanche of falling items. S LIC E D L I SODA I Towels I Frosty NOVA SCOTIA LOX *1.89 Bagels Asked about FDR's expressed wish for a slab at the Use another storage area. 125 COUNT | mOOD Au u ■^ l AVQFAVORS I Al. varieties SLICED LI. Food Club - All Flavors ■ JUMBO ROLL I QUART CONTAINED f Archives Building, she says; “Do you think Washington 10. Bug or insect in your ALASKAN LOX *1.79 QUART container 6 PACK 3 ^ 1 I * would have wanted a monument? This is the tribute the vehicle. Pull off the road GRAPE PRESERVES/ORANGE SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE l,*2.19 CALIFORNIA nation wants to pay FD R.” SAVARIN CREAMY OR CHUNKY SKIPPY and stop before doing bat­ IMPORTED M A X W B l HOUSE MARMALADE OR ShopRHe f . “ “ Dole SWEET JUICY - RED CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS tle with it. 8 1 The plan is to get the work done by 1982, centennial of DANISH BLEU CHEESE .. ‘2.19 FDR’s birth. The FDR Commission, headed by retired TEA PEANUT SLICED TO ORDER EETTY CRXKIR INSTANT GRAPE (Questions may be sent OAVLOROPINK Pineapples Casselman Rep. Eugene J . Keogh (D-N.Y.) and laden with members COFFEE to MVD INFO, Depart­ DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF .. *3,39 MASHED p o t a t o BUDS 'iSS' 95* DISH D E T ER G E N T norwTTLi COFFEE BAGS BUHER ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 LARGE SIZE of Congress, has asked Congress for $50 million to do the JELLY OLIVE SALAD f«iiHLyMAoi 89* DETERGENT 99* Plums work. Interior Department officials believe the cost State St., Wethersfield, FOOD CLUE • MAKES » OUARTf NABISCO CHIPS AHOY -301P. 06109. Motor Vehicle CHICKEN SALAD r . I S H L r INSTANT DRY MILK <^* xxo *3.99 ^rfA *r'l/C D O CINNAMON could go as high as $75 million. They think the FDR *1.99 TOPCO V/nMVijfvtno CRISP uotPKi Department offices are NATURAL CASINO POOD CLUB EA. 4 8 ? Memorial will cost at least $2 million a year to maintain. 5 9 ® ' g . 9 9 FABRIC SOFTENER « oz.eottli 79c B IO .O R 1«Or O open Tuesday, Wednesday DEUTCHMACHER FRANKS *1.79 MARSHMALLOWS MINI BAGI U .i. NO. I . N IW C .O P Washington is a capital of monuments, of course. But if and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to Yellow Onions JtVV. 69* you have doubts about spending $46 million for the CARANDO DANDY LOAF .. *1,29 ATKINS FARMS proposed FDR Memorial you should write the FDR Com­ 4:30 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 U.S.D.A. CHOICE - WHOLE a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; and CARANDO GENOA SALAMI .. *2,69 Fresh Apple Cider ,1:.'’.*,^.^?:, 9 9 * mission at 622 House Office Building Annex No. 1, Saturday, 8:30 a m. to Washington, DC 20515, or Sen. Warren H. Magnuson, D- The Service Deli Place ^ T h e M EATIng Place® ^ The FroienFoodPlace 12:30 p.m.) BEEF BOLOGNA .. *1,59 Wash., chairman of the Senate Appropriations Com­ TENDERLOIN Produce Item of the Week! mittee, Room 132, Russell Office Building, Washington, CARANDO PEPPERONI .. *2.49 FROZEN-GRADE A r SNOW CROP CALIFORNIA DC 20510. STORE SLICED WATER ADDED “HOT” BAGELS 12,o,*1.09 (Queries are invited. We can’t reply to each letter but OF BEEF Bok Choy will answer as many as possible. Write to “THE U.S. DOMESTIC CORNISH HENS ORANGE QQc 7 7 ( idf Consumers AND YOU,” care of The Manchester Evening Herald). UNTRIMMED GREAT FOR ALL CHINESE COOKED HAM Avg,Weight [JUICE ^ '1^11 l— Concern FROZEN FOODS GALORE! 24-3Ck)zs. COOKING! MINUTE MAID > F.I. ..a M AVAILA.LI AT ALL FOOD MA.TII ib Q 9 “Rare" pre-cooked roast ORE IDA The Dairy Place The Deli Place beef may be back in your V. BEEF, 1ft CUT, BONE-IN supermarket covered by ORANGE POLLY'S POINTERS KRAFT Chuck Blade Steak w® , 79 MTRtCK CUDAHY new regulations concer­ CRISPERS ^Fresh Baked Goods B Delicious SnacksS ^ Polly Cramer ning federal meat inspec­ JUICE # ______10 OZ. BAG WILL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER (NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE) KEEBLER AMERICAN Beef Ground Chuck CANNED tion. U.S. Department of 12 OUNCE CAN THOMAS DEAR POLLY — I do hope you can help me. I would Agriculture regulations, 12-«.. BEEF UNDER BLADE BONE-IN U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF U.S. Govt. Inspected -Grade"A'^ CRACKERS like to color some rice for a wedding. Someone told me pkg. which became effective SINGLES HAM ENGLISH HONEY GRAHAMS they had read somewhere that it could be tinted either Chuck Pot Roast » .*1” July 18, allow meat V ______1 LB. pink or blue. This sounds really neat to me but I have no BEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE t d S A Q processors to use longer TOP FRO ST London Broil Turkey Breast PKQ. ^ idea how to go about it. — ANN Boneless Pot Roast ^ ^ m cooking time — lower ICE CREAM BARS *1 19 SHOULDER 4 TO 7 POUNDS MUFFINS The Bakery Place Health ABeauty Aids TOP FRO ST DEAR ANN — A friend told me she had read that rice temperature processing to 24 OZ. BEEF CHUCK SHOULDER SHAKS. BONELESS. CUT FOR / * ------ICE CREAM SANDWICH " S r *1.29 could be put in cold water with food coloring and left until ^ $179 provide consumers with a yELLOW London Broil 'rrrr^.-.ib I SHAMPOO TW IN PACK the desired color was attained. The water is then strained Snack Cakes safe beef product. TOP FROST PIZZA 79* ShopfMiSCHRUNCHY CHUCK. BONELESS t a s t e O' SEA IIOA.PRO. t POPCORN off and the rice spread out on a cookie sheet, put in a 200 lUSoS^ GALLON CARTON 8 OZ. CONTAINER GEM SM O K ED •1.S® The ke Cream Place OUR BEST - BREADED slightly damp. — MRS. E.D.B. Jhe Produce Place- done.” The emergency rule IM COUNT DEAR POLLY — I use moth balls in every discreet made it impossible to COTTON SWABS FACKAOB a s s o r te d FLAVORS THE NEW ILIUSTRATEO VOLUME #3 n OUNCE EONUS EOTTLE places (garbage pails, rafleters, window sills, etc.) to ab­ provide consumers with a SHOULDERS WATER ADDED Veal Patties LISTERMINT MOUTHWASH sorb musty odors from summer fruits, vegetables and HOOD COLUMBIA pre-cooked “rate" roast humidity. They keep the laundry and game room fresh FRESH HONEYDEWS beef. COTTAGE CHEESE *1.09 smelling too. I find moth balls are an economical Meat trade associations ICECREAM ENCYCLOPEDIA SPREADS 55* deodorizer for the entire house. They also works as insect subsequently funded studies to find alternative CHOC. CHIP COOKIES >t..«® 85* LB. G.E. RUG killers. — R.S. DEAR POLLY — As a former grocery store checker I e a c9 h 9^ ^ ^ processing procedures en­ CINNAMON ROLLS 01. PRO. TheSeafood Place TUESDAY can appreciate the customer who groups his or her BEAUTIFULLY STYLED BY suring a safe produce CHILD MILD OR BEEF PEELED AND DEVEINED 3 W AY CHEE^ BARS ..W..IXTRAMAIIP ^0 products such'as all meats, dairy, cleaning fruits and ANCHOR HOCKING WK #8 without the necessity of GEM LATCH vegetables together on the counter. This speeds the FRESH CHEESE WHIZ I or JAR ^0c SLICED 145-degree internal LIGHT customer through the checkout line. It also helps if the ar­ WEXFORD ,ci.iu temperature cooking. ’The FRANKS BEEF LIVER LB.' FRESH FIUET SMOKED EDAM lil 89* .09 ticles are placed with the prices up so the checker can NEW YELLOW resulting recommended BULBS KITS read them quickly. This saves time for both customer and procedures were studied NUCOA m a r g a r in e ' *••• XX® 55* \^al. Patties .ya L . * 1.09 SEAFOOD SPECIALS! OFPOUACK GLASSWARE 50- 100- 150 checker. — S.E.W. ONIONS (COMPLETER PECES ON SALE AT AU TIMES). by the USDA and found to REG. *5.99 DEAR POLLY - When you no longer wish to use a dish Sliced Bacon MWID c . * 1,39 Fresh Perch Fillets l .* 1,79 REG. *r.39 be satisfactory. * PROMOTION FOR drainer but it seems too good to throw away use it for The new requirements Beef Franks COLONIAL COLONIAL :® * 1.09 Fresh Sole Fillets l .* 2.79 storing paper bags. Fold them neatly and put in the places involve various com­ F re e C o re lle By coming Ham Steaks I? formerly used for plates. Put larger ones toward the back 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 214 SPENCER STREET binations of cooking times L . * 2.39 Swordfish Steak > . , * 3.29 •4»® and the smaller, ones in front and when a bag is needed it AND MANY OTHER FINE GIFTS OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 4 FOOD MANCHESTER MANCHESTER and temperatoresT«JlT^of OREMEL BRAND Sliced Bologna CLUE . o r 65* Snow Crab Legsu.o. l.* 3.19 is easy to find. — G.B. which p c j^ t retention of ENDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 16! NotriniR Dpan 8:30 AM -10:30 PM Open Mon.-Fri. 7 AM • MMnlgM Bed Pillows EIMNNILI e a »3.49 J Polly will send you one of her signed thank-you PIKES EFRCTIff OILY AT TK SHOP M il STOKS USTD ANVE In Im irm t ow cuMnort. « . rM m . Ilw rigm to Dm. the reddish appearance 10 • to 3 phoE. Of Eny n newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Sat 7 AM • 10:30 PM characteristic of “rare" Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write roast beef. ' 410 We s t m id d l e t u r n p ik e POLLY’S POINTERS in care of The Manchester Evening In order to assure a sutficieni supply o1 sales items lor all of our customers we must reserve the nghi to kmil the purchase of sales to units ol 4 ol any sale items, eicept wh ere otherwise noted Not responsible for lypograpNcal errors. MANCHESTER Herald. Prices enecbve Sun.. Sept. 3 thru Sat.. Sept. 9.1978. Copyright Wakefem Food Corporation. 1978. I