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News Economic index summary State hasn’t changed HARTFORD — The Firearms Division of Colt Industries has WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Leading Economic Indicators could employment. announced plans to lay off about government index designed to force the President to reassess his • The balance of trade — a portent 50 more workers soon because of plot the direction of the position by January. of inflation and a flood of foreign federal government cutbacks in economy rose only 0.3 per cent The gain in September was sharply goods that could lead to layoffs and orders of the M16 rifle. down from the revised 1.4 per cent factory closings, if persisting for an in September, the government rise in August and was only the third extended period — retains a deep HARTFORD - Gov. Ella said today — a figure that Grasso says she may scrap the rise in five months. After making deficit. customary seniority system suggests weak expansion of in rapid gains in February and March, • Unemployment is virtually un when considering candidates for dustrial production and little, the index has barely moved since changed since spring. the state Supreme Court next if any, improvement in un April when it stood at 130.5. • And the inflation rate continues The index now stands at 132.4 from year. Chief Justice Charles S. employment for the rest of above 6 per cent despite monthly a 1967 base of 100. fluctuations. 2 House of Manchester is 1977. The new report confirms the trend scheduled to retire next year. Since it takes several months to es Although President Carter of other recent economic indicators. tablish a trend, the small increase HARTFORD — Seven elec Thursday rejected any income lax • The broadest measure of activi for September clearly indicates that trical wiring manufacturers and cuts to stimulate the economy in ty. the Gross National Product, is not economic activity will continue at a some of their officials have been 1978, the poor gain in the Index of growing fast enough to reduce un modest rate for the rest of 1977. indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring for 14 years to fix prices. BRIDGEPORT — Connec ticut's education commissioner, Senators convinced Mark Shedd, has charged that Bridgeport school officials have violated state laws in failing to carry out court-ordered desegregation. of big car ban need HARTFORD — Twelve com WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate he wants to write an energy tax bill panies are offering jobs through negotiators are finding the negotiators on energy legislation in with House negotiators. the state's program to aid the 3,- automobile a tough area on which to sist the worst gas-guzzler cars should It also agreed to impose a tax on in 000 white-collar workers slated compromise. be banned, but also are exploring dustries which could use gas or oil to lose their jobs at Electric The Senate conservation bill in compromises that could get House but could use coal. It was the first tax Boat in Groton. cluded am outright prohibition conferees to go along. increase approved by the Senate, against any 1980 model car — the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Robeft Bergland, left, and It is the last big issue for a House- which so far has gone along with ones that come out in late 1979 — get Regional U.S. Rep. Christopher Dodd discuss grain storage facilities in Senate conference committee in its Long’s plan to provide financial in ting fewer than 16 miles per gallon of consideration of energy conserva centives rather than taxes to win New England with Emanuel Hirth, general manager of the fuel. The requirement would go up a PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Rhode tion, the first of four non-tax energy energy objectives. mile per gallon yearly through 1985. Island's first statewide gfand Central Connecticut Cooperative Farmers Association, during bills the negotiators must hammer A home insulation tax credit for in The House bill had no such ban. jury has indicted 20 suspects in a visit to Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) out from vastly different House and dividuals also is likely in the final Conferees had tried Tuesday to the multi-million-dollar “Rhode Senate versions. bill. A $200 million tax credit for in agree on the issue, but deadlocked Island Connection" drug traf House-Senate negotiators con tercity bus companies was killed. and put it off for the time being. ficking case. Most charges stem tinued their arduous sessions amid As in the past. House Senate from seizure of eight tons of Tour impresses signals from the White House that marijuana in four towns. compromise was possible on the CONCORD, N.H. - The New overall energy package. Hampshire House has voted to At a news conference Thursday, give dying patients a chance to farm secretary^ Carter refused to say whether he die in peace, without being would veto a congressional energy Bidding delayed forced onto costly life-supprting bill that followed natural gas price machines. The House overrode U.S. Secretary of Agriculture find that agriculture is almost a $300 ceilings higher than the $1.75 per Gov. Meldrim Thomson’s veto of Robert Bergland was impressed with million business here," he said. thousand cubic feet he requested. But the bill, which now goes back to The secretary, who was accom he said he may have to “do some on Penney park what he saw Thursday during a a tour the Senate. of some of Connecticut's farmland. panied on the tour by U.S. Rep. compromising" in order to get an Christopher Dodd, told Hirth " I HAVANA, Cuba — A group of That's what he told Emanuel acceptable measure through would never have believed i t , even if Congress. C Massachusetts businessmen fly Hirth, general manager of the Cen The Town of Manchester has about Christmas. Chris Dodd had told me, what a One of the most controversial home to Boston today, ending tral Connecticut Cooperative decided to postpone the opening of a “We didn't want to take bids now large part agriculture plays in this features of the energy package still five days of trade talks with Farmers Association, when he contract for the first phase of con and not be able to say yes or no until state." lies in the Senate, where a battle is Cuban officials and President visited the Manchester grain storage struction work in the proposed in after Christmas. " Giles said. No and processing facility Thursday Bergman and Dodd also visited the under way over a $40 billion, eight- Fidel Castro. dustrial park. work on the park will be started until Gerber farm which is operated by year package of tax credits and in afternoon. The facility, located at 10 The bid opening, originally at least after Hull's decision is Edwin and Beverly Gerber on Dart centives to encourage energy conser National Apel PL, is owned and operated by scheduled for Thursday, now has handed down. Hill Rd., Rockville, Thursday. farmers from Connecticut, Rhode vation and production. been set for Monday, Nov. 28, a date “We don't like to keep the contrac Thursday night, Bergland spoke to TAFT, Calif. — Red Adair, the Island, Massachusetts, New York Once the Senate's version of closer to the expected court decision tors hanging on for too long. " Giles T about 600 people at the University of Texas oil-well firefighter, and Vermont. Carter’s energy tax plan is passed, it on a case affecting the park. Jay said. Thus, the decision was made to proved Thursday he’s a man of Connecticut. He said he “will start Bergman told Hirth that his tour of will join other planks of the energy Giles, director of public works, said. postpone the opening of the bids. his word. He snuffed out the scouring New England for a grain plan at the conference committee. the state was the most educational A court case involving the park, in The bid is for drainage work to be three-day oil well fire which storage facility" which farmers said The Senate Thursday gave Senate trip he had ever made. "I had the which J.C. Penney would be the chief done in the northeast section of the killed three men. they need in the event grain Finance Committee Chairman typical midwestern notion that occupant, was completed earlier this park. It is the first of several bids shipments to the region are halted in Russell Long, D-La., the blank check WASHINGTON - The House Connecticut was a kind of suburb month. Superior Court Judge T. that would be required if the park 3 0 emergency. says elderly Americans should between Boston and New York, but I Clark Hull, who presided, said that project proceeds be allowed to earn any amount his decision might not be made until of wages without losing Social Security benefits. If it stands, the decision could affect 22 million persons, but the proposal faces an uncertain future. Energy is key WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee’s vote to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana is likely to be overturned next to area future week, and the result may be sources include conservation, con worse for the casual user. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - New struction of new nuclear power WARTBURG, Tenn. — James England, more than any other region Earl Ray, the convicted assassin in the nation, faces economic ruin if plants, a greater use of wood and coal and installing solar heating un of Marlin Luther King, has been it doesn’t find alternate energy found guilty of breaking out of sources, a federal official says. its. prison. He received a sentence “ New England's need for He said the plans call for using con of one to two years, to be added developing these alternate sources is servation measures to save the to his 99-year sentence for the the most critical in the nation. " equivalent of 97 million barrels of oil King murder. Robert Mitchell, the regional head of and constructing six nuclear power plants to produce the equivalent of DETROIT - The U.S. auto in the new U.S. Department of Energy, another 66 million barrels of oil. dustry, which offset rising labor said Thursday. The plan also calls for converting costs and government orders for “If we don’t take action, our oil-fired electrical generating plants safer, cleaner and more fuel- economic viability and competitive to coal where it wouldn't produce air efficient cars with higher prices, position in national and world pollution problems to generate the appears headed for a record markets will erode. We will remove equivalent of 25 million barrels of oil profit-making year. ourselves from everything except service industries. I don't think we and developing the use of wood as an WASHINGTON - President energy source to produce the can fly that way. We have to take ac Carter today signed bills to per equivalent of 21 million barrels of oil. tion,” he said. mit the transfer of American A couple and their teen-aged daughter are recei'vihg counseling from David Bland, a Two-hundred thousand solar “ We have to come up with the prisoners in Mexican and Cana social worker with Child and Family Services in Manchester. The service is one of many heating units would also be installed dian jails to U.S. facilities and energy equivalent of roughly 210 supported by United Way. (Herald photo by Pinto) .. . million barrels of oil annually by 1985 in new and older homes to generate extend for four years federal the equivalent of 1.4 million barrels assistance to refugees from In to stay in place,” Mitchell said in a telephone interview from his Boston of oil, he said. dochina. office. “ Any action we do not take “What we have planned is means incremental addition to our achievable if we take action. " Agency helps families present dependence on oil." Mitchell said. "But we don’t have the International ^ luxury of sitting down and taking He said his office has prepared a choices on which alternatives we will AMSTERDAM, Netherlands plan to come up with the 210 million The agency is always interested in - Kidnapers today grabbed one Botl^ Ss’ and Susan were locked barrel equivalency, but “it will take use. New England has to take action recruiting qualified day care of Holland's leading realtors and into a negative, unsatisfying power hard decisions and commitments in on all fronts ' United Way mothers who provide individualized dragged him into a waitinjg car. struggle in which everyone was the public sector and private sector He said his department is waiting ' 1 A telephone caller identifying losing. David Bland, social worker, is care for each child as well as before action can be taken." for the passage of a national energy helping the family to mobilize the children who can benefit from the policy before pulling out all stops in himself as a member of the Family Services provides individual,' He said New England's economic strengths they possess as individuals service. its efforts to involve the region in Baader-Meinhof terrorist gang marital and pre^marital counseling. viability depends on not becoming and,as a family aiid to deal with Cliild and Family Services, Inc. is developing the alternate energy claimed responsibility. Single expectant j^rents can also any more dependent upon petroleum many complex issues jin more a voluntary agency supported by sources. TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel, in find help, at Child and Family Ser products. The region is now 65 per productive ways. private contributions and the United "The first thing we need is national a revolutionary economic vices including temporary {^cem ent cent dependent on petroleum for Family counseling is one service Way: Fees are based on income and energy policy. Right how it is con reform plan designed to halt of babies in fw ter homes and adop energy, and this is a major factor in offered by the Northeast District Of the number in the family. Informa fusing as to what the policy will b e ." .soaring inflation, today raised tion planning ,when requested. New England's energy costs being 45 fice of Child and Family Services at tion, regarding counseling and Fami he said. "We are holding off until a taxes and fuel prices and floated The Family, Day Care program percent higher than the rest of the 110 Main St„ Manchester, In addition ly Day Care services may be ob national energy plan is adopted so its pound — in effect devaluating places infants, pre-schdol and school nation, he said. to helping in parent-child tained by calling 643-2761. Mondays potential investors will know the en it. age children in carefully selected and Mitchell said his department's relation.ship problems. Child and through Fridays, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. vironment they are investing in.” supervi.sed Family Day Care homes. plans for developing alternate energy i i MANCHESTER EVENING HE3tALD, Manchester. Cktnn., Fri., Oct. 28, 1977— PAGE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Oct. M. 1977 Peopletalk PUCA also plays tough HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast hike — rou^ly 40 per cent of the $90 power plant in Ijifaterford. Northeast Utilities says 1,6M workers will have million the utility wanted. said another 450 workers would bb let go because of company cutbacks Oneupmanship throne, ‘I will have this pass framed Bradley as "a man who preeminently to go. But the state Public Utilities Thursday, Northeast announced an The Queen of the Screen and the and put it in my lavatory so that I demonstrates respect for civilian Control Authority says it can play austerity plan that will mean 1,200 elsewhere. construction workers — not The utility has also threatened Princess of England met crown to may look at it under the most com authority, personal courage and a tough too. Northeast employes — will lose their reduced service and more brow crown Thursday night. Elizabeth fortable of circumstances " The sense of honor and integrity ... un Earlier this week,, the PUCA jobs at the Millstone III nuclear Taylor won. Protocol was left in wisecrack brought a roar of iaughter paralleled in our history." grante0 MUSHROOMS decided on a strategy they admit is a recently refused to overturn that M iM itiB IlV , COML Pool OtROO M 9 ^ EINT M i ■ JK O , gamble. ruling on the grounds the firm supporters Thursday to discuss the oof>d C li« lAoR M o av. Fiet-SirMhUelnonjco issue. rUNI»UIGOIiSniUCY TALL WOOD “r e a m Room” ^ ►♦♦♦a Lawmakers, business, labor and bringing the challenge was not legal Suggastsd Carrier Raiaa civic leaders Thursday met and They decided the best strategy COUNTRY CLUB B(OTIC POLYNESIAN IMmited Salad Bar ly entitled to do so. rW fm m ■! AOVWwO DRINKS agreed to pin their hopes on a The appeals court ruled Caldor. a would be to pass a law as soon as the CARRIE Skill* OOP,...... 1M The Trick ii Ihe Tarat. technical change in the law aimed at department store chain which does legislative session begins next Oh God! REDUCED RATES W *iW y ...... M l FAMOUS PU PU from * 5 i 9 5 O n* m o n li...... 13.10 PLATTER convincing the state Supreme Court not want to open on Sunday, was not February, making it clear Caldor. as STMtTIK OCT. 31 Thr** mcMh* ...... 111.70 ATBUAKETT to hear their case. legally entitled to sue. Caldor has a corporation, may bring the case, OPEN Mi WNTER Six m o n th *...... 12140 SPECIAL LUNCHEON NEPSIC GOLF CLUB (ON HAUOWEEN) O n* , * « ...... , MENU If they are successful, the courts asked the state Supreme Court to but not otherwise changing the law. Course Chared of Leaves M*a R*H* upon N*qu**l Gtastonbury could dispose of the matter by the overturn that ruling, but the high Fauliso said he was confident once THE COVENTRY MSTORiCIIL SOCIETY Sub*enp*n ahe M lo r*c*M* SPECIAL FAMILY RT. 85 - HEBRON th*k n*»«p*p*f b*lor* S30 p.m. DINNERS spring, but if they are not. the issue court has not yet decided whether to Ihe procedural hurdle was cleared $pon$on •hould tpl*piwn* th* circulation 633-3835 the state Supreme Court would find 6 4 6 -1 1 5 1 4*p*rtm*nl. 047-9041 AND COMBINATION could drag on at least until 1979 and even hear the case. The 9th ANNUAL PLATTERS perhaps even longer. Senate President Pro Tern Joseph the law constitutional. S ecrets k ep t FREE for 100 363 Broail St. Manchaatar TRY OUR FAMOUS Soft Drink are now to ony Outside school audit sought revealed HARTFORD lUPI) - The Department. has strongly criticized the auditors SATURDAY, OcL 2 9 ,10am to 6 pm coftunad chidl cochairmen of the Legislature’s But the Legislative Management tor what they said was their failure SUNDAY, Oct. 3 0 ,1 pm to 6 pm Education Committee want an out Committee, composed of leaders to give a balanced report. CovMtry HlfHi School The real story ^ side firm to audit the state's from both parties, turned the issue Glassman said Thursday the HELPyOURSELFI Conor of Route 31 and RIplOY HHI Road K4Nrte 30 auditors. over to a subcommittee to decide if auditors report was not balanced. He of why President i Covantry, Coim. VERNON Enjoy plenty of SAT S pn to 9 on Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-South outside help is needed. said he didn’t think the auditors used f • SNACK BAR • FREE PARKING Lincoln was killed. delicious food. . . $M 12 Mnnn a Windsor, and Sen. Richard Schneller, Auditors Leo Donohue and Henry Im 87S4)793 a tone that could lead to change or Admlaalon $1,28 buffet style! MQ pji D-Essex. said Thursday an examina Becker last spring strongly criticized reviewed the good things state educa- tion was needed of the methods used the Education Department and State lion officials were doing. (With this coupon admit 1 or 2 persons at The by the auditors in their highly critical Board of Education for not doing The Education Committee is $1.00 each) Open Mon. to Thura. 11 AM -1 2 midnight MA MA MU’S BUFFET report on the state Education their jobs. The education community reviewing the audit with other panel Fri. & Sat. 11 AM -1 AM, Sun. 12 Noon -10 PM RESTAURAMT & CATERERS members. Lincoln . 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Not n Rivtraidt. 44.9* M p g m , m ALL SALE PRICES t . w a OVER THREE EASY WAYS TO CHARGE VERNON EMNEEmGCa P l.CALOOR CHARGE MANCHESTER EFFECTIVE Cs// 649-2M 7 M l Prograss O r^ 1145 TOIUMO TURNPIKE ™-CITY SHOPPING CENTW THE REPUBLICAN TEAM wanctiMiir * || 2. MASTER CHARGE • FRIDAY 'SATURDAY Industrial Patit i 3.BANKAMERICARD/VISA STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. t SAT. 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. • SUN. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Oct. 28. 19777 ACROSS 65 Bting (Latl Aniwtr to Prtvious Pusla 68 Hume MANCHEiiTKR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 28, 1977 — PAGE NINE-A 1 Russian f i m r fiflhMr plana DOWN H H D i n n n n Charloa M. Schultz 4 Bidding □ □ u ( Sararva 1 Masdamts Dear Abby 12 Pop's wifa (Ibbr.) 13 Not fat 2 Tiny particit 14 Word of 3 Govammant IF VOO UJER6 A By Abigail Van Buren division tgant ‘^OUD 5UI00P OUT It (irssk Itttsr (comp.wd.) REALOUIL,H’OU KNOUI OF VOURTREE.ANP It Laitofhr 4 Indistinct WHAT VOU'D DO? It Bitter 6 Food fish CATCH A mSB chool bilsnced 6 Filinas S 20 Femsle stint 7 Haali as bona VOL. XXXXIV, NO. 6 Friday, Oct. 28,1077 DEAR ABBY: We’ve been married for 14 months and jabbr.) 8 By way of already IVe got big problems. My wife swears she loVes 21 Mr. Van 9 OM rt me as much as she ever did, but what am I supposed to Winkit 10 Vanity box 26 Nurta 60 Viriablt sttr think when she tells me she wants twin beds? 22 Houitivifa’t t1 Frolic 3 1 Ralltf In Cftui titia (ibbr.) 17 Falina tound orgtniiatlon .. We're moving from a furnished apartment to a Bird clsii 24 Artiela of 19 Printar’i 32 SU g - is I bungalow and have started shopping for mrniture. That’s fumitura matiuro (pi.) 36 Look to b t 114 Not bright when she said she wanted twin beds. 26 Pronoun 23 Sloppy parson 38 Pan 66 This (Sp.) Bio trip taken 30 Loost womsn Before we were married we agreed on a double bed, and 25 Morass 40 R tptI ' 58 Prtcipitsts 33 Put Into she always seemed perfectly satisfied with it. 26 Axts 43 Sttnch 58 M to _____ Last Tuesday, while most MHS found, each unique to its environ I haw argued all 1 can. She insists we will both sleep practica Bl-Focala — By Ruth Marcua 27 Phrtsa of un- 45 Collfga lung students were asleep, the Advanced ment. Spider crabs, arbacia (sea better In twin beds. Maybe SHE will, but I won’t. 34 Acts dtrsttndlng (2 36 Collagt wds.) dagrtt (ibbr.) 59 Grsdusti of „ Biology class arose before the sun urchins), shell fish, sponges (con HURT •thlatic group 28 Fraqusney 47 Shirk Annspolii did Under the floodlights of the main taining much productive life in each 37 Plats isn t DEAR HURT: 11 she swears she still loves yon, what do mstsura 40 Mtdtmi (cent) (Ibbr.) ' AMKIME entrance. 21 sleep-walkers loaded clump), hermit crabs, fish and eel What will the Junior Prom be like 39 Btvartga you want, an afOdavitT Remember, you agreed on a double 41 Go wrong 1 2 4 s 6 7 r 6 1(^ 11 6OI/0(? TO TALK their coach with microscopes, grass (the only seed producing plant this year? The Junior Prom Com- 42 S.E. Asian as bed BEFORE you were married, so you can't blame her for a b o u t "me buckets and other necessities for of the ocean) were just a few of the mittM has met to determine just not knowing your sleeping habits. A ^be yon snore, kick sociation 12 13 14 (tbbr.) their "mobile laboratory,” but where fascinating samples of marine life in your sleep or hog the blankets. Quit arguing. Absence IS iMoA* MUmPMA* lA W .C U riT that. A majority of females, with 44 Firmly asub- 16 17 were ihese somnambulists headed? collected. While some identified only a few males, picked a theme and could make the heart grow fonder. lAJAy KEEP llihad (2 wdt.) II IB OUr.G M EN- Where else’’ but off to a scientific these animals, others sat off to the signed with crews to work on the 4 6 ------Park, ■ 1 youmg- a m p DEAR ABBY: When being introduced to a person, is it > 1 TO extravaganza at the Woods Hole side trying to overcome their London 22 28 i 3m prom. proper to say, ‘Tve heard a lot about you’T Marine Biological Laboratory seasickness 48 Spsad ■ \/l6CPOUS — GENE msasurt 26 27 21 2. 31 32 6lU5MII&^ iM.B L ) Plunkloii loH (Ibbr.) ■ R l i P M O 'A Many songs were suggested for 33 36 1 36 No time was wasted throughout the Following the dredging, Duncan DEAR GENE: It all depends on what you’ve heard. 49 Madamo themes, but one was singled out, and (ibbr.) ■ ■ Martin School today held a kick-off assembly which but most of all was the first in a series of nutrition programs. Guest speaker at the assembly was Mrs. Mary Uppling, he Manchester's school cafeteria director, snacks and will explain their nutrition value. Students will check the taste and value of each snack on a rating sheet. joe Sweeney The school has planned these and other programs as one of the schools educational goals for the year — nutri Plv^/ i tion. the dependable man board of vote democratic nov.Sth... MID FOR DY THI MIINDI OF JOI IWIfNIY JOAN M. OATH, TKIAI. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 28, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfawter, Conn., Fri.. Oct. 28. 1177 Area bulletin board COM f-LOOR US OVIRfff 4< Vernon starts plan to fix lake area roads W# o r* a funny kind or ifo r# that BAKE S A U sing Association will sponsor a free Coaches are needed. For more infor hos fust about anything you nood Andover blo^ pressure clinic Nov. 1 from 1 to By BARBARA RICHIVfO^D budget but because money was so itial preparation for the reconstruc for bid specifications and could begin The mayor said the town plans to the people aren’t really looking for mation, call the Recreation Depart In saw fng noodt, houioworot. toys, better roads, they don’t want a 2 p.iti, at Bane's Pharmacy. ment, 644-2S11. yams, crochet suppllos, cottons, ileruli/ R rporlrr tight this had to be taken out along tion of 4.32 miles of road in the area. a continuing construction program hire two more aides. The Andover Congregational For with the sidewalk Improvement The first thing to be done will be to Uiat would upgrade the eiitire area The study is expected to take six speedway, they just want roads that The Sooth Windsor Planning and and so m uch moral 111 The residents of Middle Bolton Church Board of Deacons is conduc program. develop a master plan of street and and have all roads in question months ‘‘and we will then have a set can be maintained.” Zoning O>mmlssion has accepted the Lake for many years have been ting the annual minister evaluation. Rham District Withdrawal of the application of Ros "•vtry Later the town received Com drainage improvements. accepted as town roads. of plans ready to go if funding Szczesny said he feels if the town is ' Members of the congregation who imi« ROGER M. NEGRO asking the town to improve their prehensive Employment Training Next will be to perform design The Rham High School Athletic tand Consulting Services, Inc., for a Raymond King will be project becomes available,” Benoit said. going to take ov^r the responsibility : wish to comment on the minister’s u m i thing' roads so they can be accepted and Act (CETA) money to do the study. functions for street and drainage im Szczesny told ai group of the Boosters will conduct a bake sale zom change from RR to A-20 on Open Thun, til 9 serviced by the town. engineer. The mayor said the C ^ A of the roads it has to have som et^g performance should contact a The mayor said that most of the provements and to estimate their residents at the meeting that they Saturday frmn 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. pn^perty owned by Thomas Hickey Democratic Candidate For workers involved in the project will it can work with ‘‘and I hope we pnember of the board. Thursday afternoon a group of roads in the lake area are too cost. shouldn’t worry when they see stakra Proceeds will benefit the fall s ^ rts and Robert Starr HI, located 300 feet Ra-Elactlon these residents met with Mayor benefit by being involved in such a reach a happy medium.” narrow, with narrow or non-existent Finally, based on field surveys, going up because they won’t banquet for Rham students. Those east of the intersection of Chapel and Thomas Benoit and Town Engineer project from start to finish. He said rights-of-way. prepare maps that would delineate necessarily mean that’s where the Coventry wishing to bake for or purchase Long HiU Rds. TOWN TREASURER Leonard Szczesny to go over plans the experience gained will be in Another resident said he sees a He said they are also in need of proposed rights-of-way and required road will be. baked items may find the sale in the A bloodmobile will be held at St. for a survey being conducted as a valuable in their occupational snow plow once in awhile, a day late The Hartford branch of the vertical and horizontal realignment, temporary and permanent He said all of the roads around the following three locations: Andover Margaret Mary’s Church hall Nov. 4 first step toward making these roads development and have an impact on and added, ‘‘I pay a helluva lot of Institute for Cultural Affairs (ICA) MGHUIID PARK MMKn as well as a system to handle the easements. Middle Lake will be surveyed but Market, Rt. 6 in Andover; Ted’s from 1 to 6 p.m. Appointments may NATIVE APPLES' acceptable. their getting further employment in taxes for the snow plow to come will host a meeting at the Coventry storm water runoff. Many of the The finished product will be a set of there may be some physical reason Market, Rt. 66 in Hebron and be made before Nov. 4. Drop-ins are The meeting was at the home of this field. through a day late ” Town Hall Saturda^, Nov. 5, from 10 •MACINTOSH sMACOUN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th roads are not dedicated town roads, maps containing complete plans and why some of them won’t be accepted O fsh ay ’s M ark et, R t. 66 in welcome. Richard Reznick, one of the residents a.m. to 4 p.m. Coventry is one of 45 eCORTLAND 9 A.M. til Sold Out and cannot be, without first es profiles for all roads, existing and The grant'from the U. S. Depart as town roads. He said some of the Another said, ‘“This survey situa Marlborough. The Down To Earth Garden Club of •oaioious who has also been active in making towns in New England selected by tablishing the rights-of-way, the proposed; storm drains; proposed ment of Labor is for $85,339. At this roads may not have to be widened, tion is about the best thing I’ve heard South Windsor will meet Nov. 2 at FRESH SiNEET APPLE CIDER A FEATURING: improvements to the lake itself. mayor said. right-of-way widths; and a summary time six persons are working on the “just straigtening out some of the of in years.” the ICA to continue the town meeting 7:45 p.m. at St. Peter's Episcopal Pies, Italian Pastries, Rread Mayor Benoit said that he put an APPLE CIDER VINE8AR ^ n o it said that the funded project of cost estimates. project, a civil engineer, a land sur curves may be enough.” program that began last year as part South Windsor Church, Sand Hill Rd. Karl Robinson Greek Pastries and Raked Reans amount for the study in last year's of the nation’s bicentennial celebra from Farmington will speak on will address the need of making in Benoit said this will form the basis veyor and four engineering aides. One resident said, “99 per cent of Registration for South Windsor FERRANDO ORCHARDS tion. Plans for the day include a preparing house plants for winter. BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., OLA8TONBURY PaM lor by Comm. To flo-Eloct Rogor Negro lunch, entertainment, and the crea girls’ basketball will be held at Four area garden clubs have been in Timothy Edwards cafeteria Nov. 3 I 3 Mllot Boyond VHo'i Rootouront_____ | Tony A Ooioret Plotrantonlo, Co-Troasuror< tion of a town emblem. The public is vited to attend the meeting. invited. from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Registrants must Hostesses will be Pat DeFeo, Donna s s The Coventry Public Health Nur be accompanied by a parent and Kausch and Carla Bouee. PZC okays subdivision If you have | Vernon panel mulls bring their birth certificates C oventry 250-gallon septic tank with 625 square Tax reminder I newsfor area | feet of trench bottom area. The Coventry Planning and Zoning Gerard Lavoie, Coventry assessor, public works plans Michael Dilaj presented plans for a reminds all persons owning taxable I townSf call: I Commission (PZC) has granted nine lot subdivision on Rt. 31 and PZC okays subdivision 2 Thomas McLaughlin permission for property to declare it before the end ^ A .Talcott Hill Rd. on behalf of Leonard of this month. § Andover ^ “I think the Planning Commission purchasing for public works and he a four-lot subdivision on Flanders should think toward consolidation of Qu&s&r. Engineering. The 20-acre tract has a has no central spot to store the items Rd. opposite Plains Rd. with the On Nov. 1, all such undeclared ^ Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 ^ large wetlands area, and both the the whole thing, there are real and therefore can’t buy items in bulk. owned Holbrook Pond. the application would require a stipulation that land between the property becomes subject to a 10 per Bolton Hebron zoning agent and residents in the problems with this split-up," Ronald William Houle of the Planning public bearing and suggested a more property line and road be deeded to cent penalty. Filing cards are I Donna Holland ...... 6460375 | The Hebron Planning and Zoning The PZC approved a subdivision audience expressed concern about an Hine, director of public works told Commission asked Hine if he had for John Fitzgerald on Hartford Rd. detailed plan be presented Nov. 8. the town. McLaughlin has cleared available in the assessor's office at i-i Coventry Commission approved two sub increase in water runoff that might the Town Hall. the commission Thursday night. looked for a site for the proposed with one approved for building. Halloween party VIDEO TAPE RECORDER and graded the land to improve the divisions and one re-subdivision at a result from development. I Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 g Hine, on request of the commis facility. "I can't perceive where a Re-subdivision of the Hills Farm sightline onto the road. Some of the items that must be public hearing Tuesday. Trick or treaters of Hebron will The Conservation Commission I Ellington I sion, was speaking about what he site could be located to support such was approved, dividing the former In other action. Zoning Agent declared are boats and motors, The Hiwland subdivisipn on Wall have the opportunity for a safe and ruled the land is not suitable for trailers and campers, unregistered Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 feels is a priority for his department a facility. We would need 10 to 15 Odell lot into two building lots. happy Halloween this year, thanks to Ernest Wheeler was authorized to development because drainage — one large public works facility for St. was approved with the stipulation • Tape Shows on another Channel work with Town Planner Gregory motor vehicles, commercial fur ij; Hebron ^ acres," Houle said. that more data be submitted showing Sanitarian Basil Bocyneski has American Legion Post 95. across Talcott Hill Rd. is poor and niture and fixtures, inventories, storage and maintenance of equip Houle further suggested that asked the PZC to consider including The post is sponsoring a Halloween • Tape Shows with TV off (Timer optional) Padick to revise a new proposed because of a high water table. I Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 ment. that the septic system on one lot is zoning regulation that would require machinery, contractor's equipment, leasing storage space should be con operable, that percolation data is in the subdivision regulations a provi party at the post home, Rt. 66 in Wheeler suggested that the number South Windsor The Planning Commission is trying • Records up to Two Hows a 150-foot setback from a septic aboveground pools, and such animals sidered to store seasonal equipment. provided for ail four lots and that a sion that percolation tests be taken Hebron Center, Monday from 6:30 to of lots be reduced. The PZC con Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 to pull together a Capital Im Hine said they spent a year before system to a watercourse. Developers as horses, cows, and sheep. swale be constructed to the rear only from Feb. 1 to May 1 in the 8:30 p.m. The evening is open to the • Alpha scan-single lead recorder and tinued the hearing to its next provements Plan to include all town they found the storage space on had appeared at the PZC's public Driving challenge I Tolland I of some lots to take care of surface presence of sanitarian. public. Games, prizes and "goodies" meeting. departments, including the Board of Union St. He also said that renting is The PZC will consider this sugges Play Back System hearing to protest the new limitation. The Coventry Jaycees have Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 drainage. will be available. Wheeler reported that homeowner Education. expensive. "In four years we could tion Nov. 8. Wheeler suggests lowering the challenged all Coventry licensed Vernon § The Howland tract contains 138.1 Sunday preacher Thomas Riccio was still pursuing ef Also speaking to the commission own our own with the type of building In another matter, John Barnes requirement to 75 feet and giving the drivers to pass a driver challenge acres with 15 acres included in the The pastoral search committee of forts to get a seasonal dwelling on $ Barbara Richmond ...643-2711 was Town Engineer Leonard I'm asking for," he said. and Iver Jensen presented a zoning agent discretion in increasing test on a closed course in the Capt. four subdivision lots. Another 15 the Gilead Congregational Church Lake Shore Dr. in Lakeview Ter. ap Szczesny who explained the needs of Hine also defined several drainage preliminary plan for construction of the distance in the case of poor soil proved as a year-round dwelling for Nathan Hale School parking lot on the Vernon Water Company which acres is planned for future develop has announced that pastoral can conditions. The regulation will be problems that should be corrected on a building to house the Burritt the family which rents it. The home Saturday at 9 a m. the town bought a few years ago. ment. didate David G. Runnion of rewritten and presented to the PZC a long-range basis. He said he doesn't The rest, about 100 acres, Howland Mutual Savings Bank which has has a complicated history, with A time course will be set up to Area fire calls Hine said the biggest detriment to know what's holding the Rau St. Gloucester, Mass., will preach Sun in preparation for a new hearing. hopes to sell to the state for an addi operated out of a house trailer for former tenants claiming it both as a challenge the skills of safe drivers in any equipment is the weather...it storm sewer together and the day at the 10:30 a.m. service. Town Sanitarian and Engineer tion to its game management area. several years on Wall St. seasonal and as a year-round home. such areas as parking, turning, lakes more out of equipment than ac problems along Windsor Ave. have A meeting for members only will Donald Holmes appeared before the East Hartford The property backs up to the state- PZC (^airman John Hibbard said The zoning agent advised Riccio to backing up, and braking. tual use, he said. existed for years, he said. He also be held after the service to vote on commission to discuss his role in soil Project Chairman Tony Roberto proceed through the Zoning Board of Thursday, 12:56 p.m. —Lockout at 65 Two pieces of equipment especial said there is no drainage system on the candidate. A coffee hour will testing and site evaluation on will station judges along the course, Graham Rd. Appeals. But instead the onwer wrote ly affected by the weather are the Taylor St. "All we need is cold follow. ^ e / r U i i ^ 3 'e4e m U o n applications that come before the letters to local officials and and performance prizes will be Thursday, 1:03 p.m. —Sprinkler system leaf vacuum and the sewer flusher, Muaical program PZC. Test holes must be at least malfunction at 230 Tolland St. weather and we have a problem krea school menus newspapers asking for support. awarded. The grand prize is a CB Hine said. He said he needs a facility Thursday, 3:44 p.m. —Medical call to there. " he said. On Monday, senior citizens of seven feet from surface to bedrock, radio. with at least 40 stalls. he said, and at least 4W feet from sur Building inspector John Wilnauer Penney High School. He said many of the drainage Hebron are invited to a musical FREE DELIVERY AND SET UP said that the home does not meet the The car safety program is co He said his department is Thursday: Juice, salami grinder, gar face to water table. He noted that a Thursday, 3:50 p.m. —Auto accident in problems could be corrected without program at the Gilead Hill School at building code regulations for a year- sponsored by the Coventry Police operating in ridiculous space. He den salad, potato chips. typical four-bedroom house used a 1,- volving five cars and causing one person spending a lot of money. Hebron 9:45 a.m. 176 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD round dwelling. Department and the driver ^ucation to suffer minor injuries at the corner of said he has more than 60 men and Szczesny said the water company Friday: Juice, fishwich, french fries, The senior citizens group of program at the high school. Hours Mon. Wsd. 9-6 Forbes St. and Silver Lane. there is no locker space and just one has severe problems in the Boulder Rham Jinior High vegetable sticks. Hebron will also meet for the usual All meals include dessert, bread apd Thurt.-Frl. 9-9 Thursday, 6:02 p.m.—Medical call to 58 lavatory. He added the department Ridge Area and the system as a Monday: Hamburg on roll, fruit juice, social afternoon in the Gilead Sat. 9-5 Adams St. has 121 vehicles, some used only in vegetable ^cks, potato chips, dessert. milk. The combination of a hamburg on TEL 528-1554 whole has negligible fire-fighting Congregational Church Social Room Thursday, 7:55 p.m. —Auto accident at Tuesday; Pizza casserole, garden roil, lettuce, tomato, onion, french fries Club age minimum lowered the summer and some only used in ability. Thursday, Nov. 3, at 1 p.m. 709 Silver Lane. salad, Itarlan bread. or potato chips, vegetable sticks, dessert the winter. To address the problem at Boulder and milk is served each day. Democrats campaign 1811. Lunch is served five days a Thursday, 8:05 p.m. —Dumpster fire at “If equipment is protected the W e^ejU y; Fruit juice, baked ham South Windsor ‘Friendly Books’ 750 Silver Lane. Ridge he said a water storage tank sandwicB potato chips, vegetable sticks. Elementary Democratic candidates for local week and is usually followed by some A "Friendly Books" program for longevity is increased and the trade- should be installed. A recent change in the Senior Thursday, 8:07 p.m. -A uto accident on Thursay: Fruit juice, salami grinder, Monday: Cheeseburger on roll, french offices will go door-to-door this sort of talk or social activity. Rides children 3 to 5 years of age will be 1-86 east of the Governor St. exit. in value is more than doubled,” Hine He also said there is a lot of salad, pftato chips. Citizens' Club by-laws lowers the age on the mini-bus to the luncheon said. fries, cole slaw, applesauce and cookies. weekend to meet and talk with as C presented Nov. 2 from 10; 15 to 11 Thursday, 9:01 p.m. —TV set on fire at development taking place on the Frldit: Fruit juice, fishwich, french of membership eligibility from 62 to program are available to all senior 23 Howard Court. He proposes building a 5,600 Tuesday: Ravioli, meat sauce, Italian many voters as possible. 60 years. South Windsor residents in a.m. in the meeting room of the Plea south side of the highway and the fries, wgetable sticks. bread, fruit cup. A Democratic rally will be held at citizens. For transportation call sant Valley Apartments. Today. 3:05a.m —Newspapers stacked square-foot building and he has es town is being asked to service the Rha^ Senior High terested in joining the club may get at curb on fire at Oxford Dr. and Sutton Wednesday: Roast beef, gravy, Democratic Headquarters, Rt. 85, Town Hall 644-2511, Ext. 58. Informa This program is an outreach of the timated the cost to be $954,850. The area with water. mashed potato, green beans, apple cake. in touch with Beatrice Gardner or at tion concerning mini-bus transporta Ave. department now has a small garage M ( ^ y : Meat patty, gravy, mashed Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. tend any of the meetings on the se Friends of the South Windsor Public He said. "If they came to me today potau, green beans. Thurs^y: Juice, hot dog on roll, baked Members of the community are in tion to shopping area is also Library. Tolland County on Rt. 30 and office facilities in an old I would have to say no. " Tuisday: Pizza casserole, garden beans, cole slaw, pudding. cond and fourth Wednesday of the available. house there. It rents a garage on Friday: Chicken salad sandwich, vited to meet the candidates. U.S. FREE Today, 12:25 a.m. —Gas tank fire, Rt. month at St. M argaret Mary's The Friends will bring a wide He also proposed drilling a new salad. Italian bread. Rep. William Cotter will be one of Senior citizens are reminded that selection of preschool books with 195, Tolland. Union St. for storage space. well in the area of Valley Falls Rd. Wednesday: Baked ham. mashed vegetable soup, carrot and celery sticks, Church Hall at 1 p.m. every Thursday is Drop-In Day at St. potato chips, pears. the guests available to meet with the them and children will have the op He suggested that the town look for and Tunnel Rd. The company now potito, corn. T The South Windsor Recreation public. Peter's Episcopal Church Hall. Now you know land for the new facility in another has five wells. From Department is planning a mystery portunity to select books individual Crafts, games and activities are location. He said the town should Commission member John Linder- ride for local seniors, scheduled for ly One definition of the word "boor" available from 10:30 to 4 p.m. consider where the bulk of the activi man said the water company is self- early November. More information Friday the Nutrition Program will The “Friendly Books " program is small farmer. The first white ty is. will be available soon. settlers of South Africa — who sufficient. it doesn't operate on the honor the birthdays of Mildred Ryan, will be limited to 20 children who He said too much time is lost town budget, so perhaps such Mancheslar State Bank Reservations for lunch at the Theresa Rafferty, Kate Cushman, must be preregistered by calling arrived in the early 17th century — operating out of two different Nutrition Program must be made in were called Boers because they were projects could be supported in Emino Copra, Hazel VanSicklin, Mrs Bradford Alpers of Birch Rd, or locations. Another thing that bothers dependently over a period of time. Add charm and grace to your holiday decorating with one of four beautiful advance by calling Sally Clark, 644- Anna Sheldick and John Curtin. Mrs. Roger Cottle, Clinton Dr. Dutch small farmers. him is the fact that he does all of the Looking good free gifts from Manchester State Bank .... free when you open a Christmas Club. Policeman cleared with today’s MANCHESTER STATE BANK of criminal charge Admitted Wednesday: daughter to Mr. and Mrs. fa s h b n s . 1041 MAIN 8T. Janice Cortes. Ward St., Patricia Rummel, Stafford Kenneth Stanat. Broad Brook. Springs; Charles Sandberg, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER V ernon Rockville; Florence Czapla, Admitted Thursday: Earl Ellington; Richard Zlotowski, Stafford Springs: Lloyd Eddy. LAST DAY TEL 441-4004 While no criminal charges will be filed against a Ver AmEnde, Tolland; Stanley Ellington. K-MART FINA8T BRANCH Lake St., Vernon; Lindsey Bay, Valley View Dr., South non Police officer in connection with a Sept. 28 incident, Geisler, Campbell Ave., Ver Discharged Thursday: Lisa SPENCER ST. MANCHESTER Windsor; Hazel Benton, Belanger, Irene Dr., Vernon; his case will be reviewed by Chief Herman Fritz “ for non; Christina Lazure, Staf Grove St., Rockville; Richard Opan 9AM-7PM Mon-FrI consideration as to a violation of department rules and ford Springs; Margaret Julia Ekert, Hammond St., 9AM-2PM Sal Butler, Tolland; Winifred Rockville; Lindsey Geissler, regulations." Meyers, Franklin Park, Carty, Kelly Rd., Vernon; SAT. OCT. 29th Campbell Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Charges of brutality were filed against Sgt. Jack Shea Rockville; Nellie Satryb, Mary Dwyer, Mansfield Village St., Rockville; Susan Geraldine Hail and dau^ter, by Gary Fluckiger, 18, of Village St., Ellington. The Center; Hyman Epstlen, Tolland; Mrs. Kathleen Harig charges were reviewed by States Attorney Donald Stanat, Broad Brook; Tonny Ellington; Gregory Gilbert, Verfaille, South St., Bolton. and daughter, Knollwood Dr., Caldwell and Arthur Meisler, Common Pleas Court Colonial Rd., Bolton; Mary Vernon; Louise Hughes, Discharged Wednesday: Grager, Grand Ave., prosecutor. They decided criminal charges should not be Joanne Canapa, Enfield: Windermere Ave., Rwkville; filed. Rockville; Robert Handley, Mrs. Judy Klein and daughter, Matthew Costa. Ellington: Enfield; Donald Hardy, Fluckiger charged that Sgt. Shea beat him when he was Edgar Dresner, Hany Lane, E. Main St., Rockville; allegedly being charged with stealing a truck belonging to Tolland; Elizabeth Inder- Christina Lazure, Stafford T A K E A N Vernon, Mary Hall, Tolland. maur, Tolland; Pamela Shea. Gregory Kelly, Merline Rd., Springs; Barry Rowe Jr., LeDuc, Ellington; Diane Un Ellington. Several days ago Atty. Meisler reviewed charges filed Vernon; Mrs. Linda Morgan- ion, White St., Rockville; EXTRA against Officer James Hodges. They were filed by Paul son and daughter. Columbus Margelony of Church St , Vernon, on behalf of his son, St., Manchester: Doris Odell, Alan Margelon, 17. Tolland: Kimberly Pen 'Kathy says: Meisler, in a brief statement, said these charges were nington, Main St.. Evarythkig far yaur Mok or tTMt Manchester: Marion Wood unfounded and that “ Officer Hodges’ actions were man, South St., Rockville. ORCHARD FRESH reasonable in effecting the lawful arrest." Birth Wednesday: A Vernon displays music — NATIVE _ ------FRESH ------O F _ Linen Wall Calendar free with OrMiit, U (kt, Haubard •Irawbarriaa, Orapafrull, $1 and $2 (dubs Id.aatb. Kala, Aaara a Taaaaibm , baralaiaiaiw, ALREADY REDUCED'^! OulBaa, Chaataula, Currier & Ives 1978 wall calendar the The music department of the Vernon Lisa Letendre, Gail Carsky and Cynthia baraalpt.'TzSiiilk ^w aai Maaaijj^a, Avaaadaaa, decorator item for the kitchen or colonial School system has been invited to present Slisz. PRICES home setting. two clinic-concerts for the Connecticut •Music Educators Association. Also, Mary Ellen Levitt, Beth Gilroy, ■liv OM on A Dozm a i b pick out voun own Tracy Pitkat, Cathy Goppel, Tracey The clinic-concert will be presented at .Jackson, Karen Ridinger, Paula Kayan, the state teachers’ convention today at the HNAnamiiHiM David LaTulipe, Carole Levitt, Phil Gon SAVE •SAVE •SAVE Candle, calendar and placemats free University of Hartford. salves, Cindy Johnson, Sandy Summers, THIS WICK’S S ra c lA |.t Tha Marval of Main Straat nnwenor. nmon" nATIVI 19F ^ with $10 dub rhe first session tilled “ Chamber Music Mark Wehrli, Peter DuBeau, Cris Inguan- Three holiday gifts are yours free when you ti, Allen Riberdy, Tara Burke, Nancy Rey, WmCHMIt PEAU at the Elementary, Middle, and High The ever popular saddle oxford open a $10 club. The candle features the Tom Benoit, Pam Jaquith, Brian Prechtl, $ 1 1 * 40% ,o50% ,o In rich smooth leather with School Levels " will be conducted by ‘_ Currier & Ives winter farm drawing, plus the William Belden, James Kleiner and Ruth Hrian Wind, Ted Diebolt, Ron Joy, Doii 6 iM « 49 leather sole and rubber heel. “ TJatItS*" linen calendar and place mats. Ann King, music instructors. •Joslin and Greg Barbero. 70 % O F F Tough welt construction. Try a inwn KBBiinna SPINACH M EN 'S SH OP pair. Vernon is one of the few school systems Jan Zimmerman and James Dina will 39 * , « 45*„ 4 9 V Scenic Place Mats free with in the country which has nurtured conduct a session on teaching classroom OMH OAH.T • AAL TO S PJI. alSnOlAVS • AAL TO t b J L chamber music ensembles on all levels. guitar at the junior high level. There will ' MpstRi HAm YMEsSl 903 MAIH STREET TRi-cmr puzA $3 and $5 dubs be a narrated slide presentation and live ‘T N I KINO Four deluxe Currier S Ives place mats each FREE Chatham Manket with $20 dub MANCHESTER VERNON with a different drawing, reversabla with Students who will be performing in the demonstration by guitar students Scott OF A colorful Chatham “ARDEN" blanket 72" x 90" concert-clinic demonstration are Karen Zgoda and Susan Lucia. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN MON. THRU PRI. holiday border on backside. Washable and Is yours to warm-up the winter nights ahead Guerett, Amy Letcndrc, Jody Mador,. PERO_ _ n o D u c e r (9:30 TO 5:30) 10 TO 9, s a t : t il 0:30 completely, covered with plastic. when you open a $20 club. Julie Gotlier, Eileen Madden, Pa^Ock Both .sessions will be introduced and led 271MKUMB ST^ MMCKCIIR Manchester Parkade 643-2533 THURSDAY TIL 9 P.M. VanCIcef, .Jennifer Brownell, Cathy Gib by Samuel (Joldfarb, supervisor of music Closing Sat. Oct. 29th Christmas Clubs Open Saturday Morning bons, Sheila McDermott, Donna Herrick, in the Vernon .schools. PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Oct. 28, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Oct. 28, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B Herald angle Eagle hooters nip Goventr|^ Berra wdiild take Mark Marciano’s 10th goal of far post beating the Coventry goalie the game-winner. East is now 3-7-2 "It was the last chance for our Site Heralb Earl Yost the season proved to be the at the 17-minute mark of the first for the season while Coventry slips to seniors to ever defeat Coventry,” he half.. Ken Goodale, however, knotted 7-5-1. continued, ‘‘and under their CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sports Editor difference as East Catholic up leadership the job was ac- set Coventry, 2-1, in soccer ac it for the Patriots before the end of “It was fantastic,” exclaimed East the half. Coach Tom Malin, “It was total team complisheo.” over Braves’ tion yesterday at Cougar Field. Nassiff, in the second half, sent a effort and a lot of individual and East outshot Coventry, 21-18, with J Fred Nassiff took a chip from through pass to Marciano. He team pride. A win against Coventry Eagle goalie Don Martin making nine NEW YORK (UPI) - Yogi "The type manager we’re looking^: PHONE 643-2711 Harry Carr and fired the ball to the gathered it in and beat the keeper for is like a win against UConn for us. saves. Gordie the marvel Berra has sat down and for is one who will fit in with our^i FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD open at Boston," he added. thought it over. club," he says. “He should be strong:^ HAPPY The Celts visit to Hartford was the •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call him whatever you want, what on instruction and motivation, he| H tip W tn fd 13 you did when he came to Hartford first of six "home" games this k e’s not announcing his deci should be able to get along w ith j BIRTHDAY sion to the world at large with Houston in enemy colors or season. Thoughts young players and he should be loyal^: Rosalie National Weather Forecast TELEPHONE SALES - what you do now wearing the green "The enthusiasm of fans, who ap Robbins to compete because he’s tight-lipped about and dedicated." fi Business is booming and our From and white of the New England preciate your efforts in home games, ApLENty things like that, but this is That’s a pretty good size order and!;:: All your men. MATIOMXI WfATHII SIIVICI TOliCAII !• 7AM ESI phone room is zooming! Solid Whalers, but Gordie Howe is a really can get you motivated. Fans what it is: when the Braves finally get around to^ Clift, Chuck, Craig 3000 3 a 74 opportunity to make I $ $ $ have played a big part in many of our announcing their man in anotherg working full or part time. Are marvel. in 32nd Five Miler He'll take the Atlanta & Cary you a tiger? Call 5241428. wins at home over the years,” he week or so, the chances are they'll.^ He’s a 49-year-old operating with managership, providing the price is the speed and enthusiasm of a 21- added as he toweled off. find most of the managers they’d'ji a // EARN EXTRA MONEY. By right and Hank Aaron isn’t whistling year-old rookie. "We’re coming around as a unit By EARL YOST want already are tied up by the other-^ introducing home food service Dixie when he. says he’s perfectly TAIX - The all-time great, who was now. We played better tonight Sports Editor X By Len Auster clubs and Berra is probably the besti:-: from our convenient East happy with the job he has now and Happlneu It Hartford office. Experience piaying professional hockey before although we played well in the three suited and most experienced of thoseS 'Y“ \ doesn’t want any part of managing '•AMFRANOaCOi helpful but will train. Hourly many of the current pro skaters were losses (to San Antonio, Houston and It just wouldn’t seem like a Five Mile Road Race without available. g Supporting Tho^ the Braves, rate plus commission and Detroit). We’ll be tough to beat," the Charlie Robbins, the 57-year-old, slender practicing physician. Yogi has won two pennants in the;;i bonuses. Call Mrs. Lewis, 569- Bad situation years ago in regards to double Bill Lucas, the Braves’ Director of 3000 LMAMOUlt 0 big red head who was celebrating his Perhaps the most popular of the relatively brief time he hasij A bad situation getting worse. And jeopardy. Player Personnel, took the first step 4 ^ “ 29th birthday said, "especiaily when many runners who converge on Yogi Berra managed, his first one coming with^j The point, however, in both toward bringing Berra to Atlanta BOOSTER a U B low m RENTAL AGENT - Part time we get home in Boston." Manchester each Thanksgiving mor it won’t get much better, not the way the Yankees in 1964 and his second;^ IIMHtAfum ' situations is that the coaching staff Thursday by asking the world cham <0 for Manchester Apartment r things have been going. Development and in that capacity he j : ning, Robbins has forwarded his en with the Mets in 1973. He’s not the;:- Complex. Knowledge of instead df getting support ran into op pion Yankeej for permission to talk try for his 32nd appearance in the 33 Manchester High football is in the gets to work with their young motivator Tommy Lasorda is, but§ Safe^ ard System and typing Just wondering position. There is no way in the world with Yogi. years since the race was revived in doldrums. No question. But what players, something he thoroughly then, who is? He is, however, fromj^ a plus. Please send resume to Just Wondering Department: If the appears on the surface is much worse you can get discipline and motiviate Lucas spoke with Yankee Presi enjoys. , Box B, c/o Manchester 1945. youngsters without support. the old school, which means he isn't:% TAG SALE Herald. 2 Manchester Lions date for its third underneath, especially after some dent Gabe .Paul, and as long as he Bill Lucas is Aaron’s former Robbins, a two-time winner of the It's a question of priorities and afraid of hard work and at 52, his out-:J UPlWIATNfA FOTOCAST 0 annual scholastic road races the Sun Five Miler, has been assigned No. 1. facts came to light recently. was asking permission, to negotiate brother-in-law. and when the two look is still young enough so that he-:; PART TIME Mornings. what's happening is parents, in with Berra, he felt there was no Cowens day before Thanksgiving is a good He finished first in 1945— in a field of It seems before the Indians’ most men talked some time ago about has no trouble relating to kids. The^; For Period Ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. During Friday night, Janitorial help needed in Ver Howe isolated cases, are covering up. It’s harm asking about Bobby Cox. n o n area. Must have time for such an event. It’s great for eight — and repeated the following whether Aaron ever would be in Braves wouldn't have any worry|^ rain or showers will be found over parts oftJie Carolinas and the like spinning your wheels on ice. another of the Yankees’ coaches, as Saturday October 29th : experience and own transpor- born, is a treat to watch on the ice two reasons, (1) it’s after the year. During his younger days, he terested in managing the Braves, the about his loyalty or dedication. ;i: north Pacific coast. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should C o m m e n t a r y There are other items. Players, well, M.H.S. Brookfiald St. ; prevail with skies ranging fromclear to partly cloudy tafion. 646-8845. with the World Hockey Association schoolboy season and youngsters will achieved a dozen national cham all-time home run king said the job either. Berra always gives you 100:;: be allowed to participate and not when left on their own, were "We g^ive our permission for him didn't appeal to him at all. Entrance Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in Whalers. pionships and twice ruled the cents on the dollar. 5: parenthesis) AtlanU 56 ( 70), Boston 48 (59). Chicago 47 ( 63i. He seems to be always in the right jeopardize their eligibiiity and (2) borrowing " equipment from others to talk with both of them," says Paul. Now Aaron says he would be 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Announcamanti 3 marathoners, a grueling distance of recent outing the coaching staff had a Which brings up the subject of:;: Cleveland 43 (61), Dallas 59 ( 77). Denver 39 (721 . Duluth 38 ( 521 . place at the right time. His presence it’s just four days before the Five —not informing them of the fact, "Only as manager, thpugh, not as a willing to consider managing the 26 miles. 385 yards. curfew check last Friday. Some money. Dnder a one-year contract'^ Houston 62 ( 82), Jacksonville 58 178). Kansas City 51 (6 6 1 . Little Mile Road Race which has attracted however. Most was recovered. coach.” Braves should the directors ask him centering the club's No. 1 line with For years, Robbins has competed parents, it seems, told the coaches, with the Yanks, Yogi undoubtedly Rock 55 ( 74), Los Angeles 58 ( 70). Miami 65 (81). New Orleans T O D A Y ’S Tom Webster and Mike Antonovich nationwide publicity. On the other Another item. The football team George Steinbrenner, the Yankees’ to take the job left vacant by Dave barefooted and he'll ran sans ■yes, John or Joe or Bill or whoever must be off the practice field no later would insist on a three-year term 59 (78), Minneapolis41 (58). New York 48 ( 58). Phoenix62 i85i. on the wings could very well be the hand, the Lions Club people who en footgear Turkey Day again. principal owner, wouldn't like to see Bristol's dismissal. with the Braves. When the Mets let San Francisco 51 (65), Seattle 45 (55). St. Louis 50 i65i. dorsed the change in date may find was home.' On the contrary was than 5:30 every night. It’s a high Berra leave. ADVERTISING J best in the WHA. Only once, in 1951 while interning "If they want me to do it. I'll do him go two years ago. he was making Washington 53 ( 65). Real found out in those cases. Those school regulation here, nowhere else "I like Yogi," he says. “ I'd hate to Hockey fans in these parts are for the interest less than on the dates in Philadelphia, has Robbins been ab it. ” he says. $60,000 with them. Taking inflation RATES players were benched against it’s believed. It was suggested tlutt lose him, but if that's what he wants, tunate in being afforded an oppor held the two previous years, in Oc sent from running since 45. Thus, To that, Lucas says: into account plus the fact he got two ^ % ^ E sta te tober. Only time will tell if it will be Wethersfield. practice begin early, so the repitition then that's what I want for him." 1 day 111 word per day tunity to watch Gordie and Co. in ac he'll be making his 25th consecutive "I don't think Hank wants to straight World Series' shares with 3 days lOc word per day Also, it seems, one certain player needed could be undertaken, but that by Norma Tedford tion on a frequent basis at the Hart a big success....Just Wondering, too: appearance. Steinbrenner means it. manage. At least, that's what he told the Yankees these last two seasons, 6 days 9e word per day ran afoul of the law and was was futile. 26 days .. 6c word per day INVITATION ford Civic Center. If the administration at Manchester Weight watchers may want to Aaron enters the picture this way: me. If he has changed his mind, he If you are planning to arrested. He was suspended for two Some players are trying very hard. he probably would want at least $75.- 15 words $2 DO rninimum □ N O T IC E S He’s no longer mean as in younger High is happy with the football know Robbins’ secret for staying His name first came up as a possi hasn't informed me." Happy Ads ...... $2,30 irtch build your own home, one games. But not enough. That's been borne 000 a year to manage the Braves. TO BID days with the Detroit Red Wings in situation...The hardest professional thin. He weighs the same now as he ble manager of the Braves when he Shoul Aaron decide he would like Lott and Found thing you might consider is But, his father got a lawyer, it was out by the films. the use of solar energy. the National League when he piled up sport to officiate is basketbaii. Judg did when he won in 1945, 117 pounds. was zeroing in pn Babe Ruth's all- to manage the Braves, his name will Make no mistake, Berra is very Sealed bids will be received in ment is the most important part of reported and threatened to sue the It won t get better. Not until some time home run record three years happy as a coach with the Yankees the Office of The Director of LOST - Female German Though there is still much over 1,400 in penalty minutes but he The Middletown resident has been be included on the list of candidates Shepherd, tan and black, the game for the man with the whis school. The case, which probably support, not obstacles, is given. ago. At the time, he generated Lucas is compiling for the team's even if his salary is only somewhere General Services, 41 Center to learn about the use of has the savvy and strength to keep running competitively for better than would’ve been upheld, was based on a white chest. Upright ears, solar energy, , home tle but some are not consistent, as .Maybe what Manchester High something of a stir by saying board of directors. Among the other around $35,000. It isn’t going to kill Street, Manchester, Connec choke collar. Bolton vicinity. opposing players from taking cheap 40 years although he has cut down in U.S Supreme Court ruling a few beating systems have been was the case this week in Hartford Charlie Rol>l>ins needs is Gil Thorpe. "nobody ever so much as came and names will be Aaron's brother. Tom him if he stays with them. But having ticut until November 10, 1977 647-9439. shots at his frame. the past decade to fun races, like the at 11:00 a.m. for the developed that can be Saturday night Howe will go for the Boston-Atlanta meeting. talked to me about it." mie. who handled the Braves' Rich managed twice before and been fired Five Miler. lor runners 50 and over. following: im po u n d ed. Light brown fitted to almost any new Hubie Brown, Atlanta coach, should Aaron now is a vice president with mond farm club for them this season twice, he's human. He'd like another against his former Houston club at How much has Robbins slowed up The race is sanctioned by the AAU One-half Ton Pickup Truck male Mongrel dog. Call An house, as long as there is Hartford and it could be a royal bat have been slapped with a T the Braves and travels in some high and has been managing in the Atlanta chance. some exposure to the sun. over past 32 years? Not much, little and a field of 1,200 is expected for the Excavating & Processing dover Dog Warden, 742-7194. (technical foul) the first 30 seconds Battered schoolboy circles. On Thursday, for example, organization for a number of years Hot water heating systems tle. The Aeros tried to do a job on the over a minute and a one-half. Gravel Howes, father and sons, Mark and of play but was allowed to get away 10:30 start. Last year there were 1,- he was Jimmy Carter’s guest at the now. To p’ut it another way, managing is FOUND - On North Street. are also available using His winning time in 45 was 26:10. 093 entrants with 927 official Athletic Supplies & Equip Young cat, longish fur, tiger Marty, in Houston last week but the with nonsense, or showmanship on White House. His official title with Lucas is still studying all the can in Yogi's blood. He's hooked and he solar energy. And while Last year he covered the five miles finishers and a hundred non- knows it. ADVERTISING ment stripe of mix^ colors. 649- you are building is the best Whalers came off the ice a winner. the bench, until the final seconds. gridders in action the Braves is Director of Player didates. 5961 to claim. in 27:45, finishing in 157th place. registered runners. Post entries are DEADLINE The Town of Manchester is an time to consider such an Success seems to follow Gordie Robbins will represent the New not accepted. :>-avirj<«a5Mtw>7W«iotiS;fe(eg; equal opportunity employer, energy system, as it is Howe and the Whalers are hopeful Off the cuff 12:00 noon the day before Halp Wanlad 13 York Pioneer Club and will be one of Sponsor is Nutmeg Forest, Tall By LE.N ALSTER publication and requires an affirmative much less expensive and that he hasn’t lost any of his magic in the favorites in the Masters Division, Irving Gold isn’t known in Cedars of Lebanon Standings Deadline tor Saturday and action policy for all of its Con will be more efficioit if the this line. Herald Sporlsttriirr SALES POSITION - Straight Manchester but the Ridgefield Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday tractors and Vendors as a con commissions, leads furnished energy systems and the Injuries could play a role in how the local gridiron elevens fair Aaron available dition of doing business with house are designed at the delicatessen owner has launched a to homeowners. Call 242-5402, Crowds help Saturday. WHA the Town, as per Federal same time. Energy is the nationwide movement to get Howard to break into the win column. The PLEASE READ Order 11246. problem of the future and Cosell off the Monday night NFL W L T Pets. NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 Sitting half naked in a far corner of Manchester will host revitalized locals are 0-5 while Simsbury boun Bid forms, plans and p.m. Full time. Experienced solar energy may be one of telecasts. "Cosell must go," Gold New England 5 1 1 11 YOUR AD the home team dressing room Simsbury High at Memorial Field cing back from a disastrous '76 to manage club specifications are available at nelpful but we will train. App the solutions.____ claims, eight years of Howard is too Winnipeg 5 2 0 10 Classified ads are taken over Tuesday night at the Hartford Civic without three of its top defensive campaign is 3-2 in the league and 4-2 the General Services Office, ly in person. East Hartford If you aro IntorMtod in much to stomach, even in his deli and Double triumph Indianapolis 3 2 2 8 the phone as a convenience Convalescent Home, 745 Main Center, Dave Cowens offered his linemen. Crosstown East Catholic 41 Center Street, Manchester, over-all. The Trojans won only one The Herald is responsible for street, Elast Hartford. buying a naw hoina and is seeking help from coast to coast Quebec 3 3 1 7 only one incorrect insertion and Connecticut. C views on the trials and tribulations of travels to Avon High with one of its last year, that over Manchetter. don’t know adioro to look, Houston 3 2 0 6 then only to the size of the the Boston Celtics to date. viewers to write ABA and back his top pass receivers a doubtful per ATLANTA (UPI) — Home run king Hank Aaron says he's TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ADDRESSERS WANTED - may wo auggaat that tho East. 1-5, relies on its pasting at Cincinnati 1 4 0 2 original insertion Errors which "It’s tough to open on the road, es movement...Former East Catholic former. available to manage the Atlanta Braves — if owner Ted Turner do not lessen the value of the CONNECTICUT immediately! Work at home Aral atop ahouki ba al for MHS girls tack but wide receiver Mike Freiheit 1 4 0 2 ROBERT B. WEISS, High lineman Bill Leahy has earned Edmonton advertisement will not be cor Canlury 21, TEDFORD pecially when you have to play before Both are slated for 1:30 starts. was banged up in the Xaviei' clash thinks he’d be the right man to “get the Braves back to where — no expedience necessary. hostile crowds," Cowens reflected the starting center spot with UConn’s Manchester Coach Jack Holik Birmingham 1 4 0 2 rected by an additional inser GENERAL MANAGER Excellent pay. Write REAL ESTATE, RL 44A and is highly doubtful. He hauled in they should be.” tion 051-10 American Service, 8350 Park after he helped Boston win its first offensive squad for Saturday’s game reported tackles Dave Marshall and reports taat Aurun was under con- Bolton Notch, Bolton, 12 against the Falcons and has But Aaron said Thursday he is not Lane. Suite 269, Dallas Texas. 647-9914, whoro wo can game of the season after three set against Delaware...A grand total of Dave Edwards and nose guard Bill sitieration for the manager's job. Sweeping to a pair of easy victories yesterday was Manchester latched onto 33 aerials in all. NHL actively seeking the job and no one 75231. ahow you dHfarant araaa backs with a 19-point showing in a 55 rookies have won berths on NBA Stokes won't be in the lineup. This High girls' cross country team. The Indians ran their winning Without him. quarterback Tony Campbell Conference has offered it to him. "1 don’t know who offered it to and what la avaHaMo. It la 110-103 victory against Atlanta. teams this season, an increase of 14 trio led the Indians' best defensive him. .. To my knowledge, I'm con streak to eighth with a 15-50 triumph over Hartford Public and Pachesa is going to have to look in Patrick Division "I’m happy in my present moat Important that you T "There’s nothing like playing at over a year ago. Atlanta, Denver and effort two weeks ago and will be 16-45 decision over Bulkeley at Center Springs Park. Dave Blake's direction more with W L T Pets. position," said Aaron, who has held a ducting the search, and I have had no Probate Notices dual arftti a raal aatata home with the crowd behind you. It’s Phoenix list five rookies each. Cedric sorely missed. communication with Hank about the agancy that k n o m Iho Coach Phil Blanchette's crew will Coach John LaFontana also hoping to Philadelphia 4 2 1 9 front-office job "with the team since great to have fan support, especially Maxwell, who don’t get into the game Offensively the blocking must get job, ” he said. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CARRIERS aroa and what H haa to get his ground attack in gear. Avon NY Rangers 4 3 1 9 he retired in 1976. during games in which you are in Hartford Tuesday, is the lone now prepare for Thursday’s state 16:45, Lori Veal third at 16:47 and straightened out if Manchester wants The Atlanta Journal reported ESTATE OF WOODROW V LUCAS, offar. Call or atop in aoon also sports a 1-5 record. NY Islanders 3 ? 3 9 The Braves' last-place finishes the aka WOODROW LUCAS or Court of Probate. District of trailing. On the road this season, the Boston first year man...NBA clubs Class LL Championship Meet at Lee’ Sadosky fourth in 17:01. Sue Thursday if Aaron wants the job, it is WOODROW W. LUCAS, deceaaed Manchester and lat ua aaaiat you In Brown was the fifth Manchester Atlanta 2 2 3 7 past two years prompted team of The Hon, William E. FitxGerald, NOTICE OF HEARING finding that now homa. crowds have been against us from have taken their case to arbitration Rockledge Country Club in West his. But if he doesn't, the newspaper ESTA TE OF EUGENE Smythe Division ficials to fire manager Dave Bristol Judge, of the Court of Probate. the start. Tonight, it was different over rosters, seeking a ruling that Hartford. Race time is 1:30. The Silk finisher in sixth place at 17:46. said, former Yankee great Yogi District of Manchester at a bearing WIEDERKEHR. deceased for Opan: 24 hour aarvlca, 7 Lauren Woodhouse. Wendy Taylor W L ' T Pet. Tuesday. held on October 31, 1977 ordered that Pursuant to an order of Hon. William daya a waak. and we played better. will allow each to suit up 11 players Towners, 10-2, had their top four Clifford sets pace E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated October Manchester and Vancouver 3 2 2 8 Berra was next in line. all claims must be presented to the with two more on a taxi squad. finishers within 20 seconds of each and Lisa Tilden also finished in the "The only thing I can say at this fiduciary on or before January 11,1976 24, 1977 a hearing will be held on "We’ll even be better when we Tm always wilhng to listen," application praying that letters of ad- East Hartford areas HELPFUL HINT: other and the top five almost within a top 10 Chicago 2 2 3 8 time is as fond as I am of Ted Turner, or be tMired as by law provided. Berra said Wednesday when a s k ^ Pearl J. Hultman, ministratiOT) be granted on said estate to cMIvor Iho minute. Results: 1. Wright (M), 2. Colorado 1 2 3 5 if he wants me to do the job. I’ll do Ass't. Clerk as in said application on file more fully Do not design and build a for East harriers 0 2 about the possibility of managing the The fiduciary is; appears, al the Court of Probate on ManciMotor Evonbig home without expert ad Minnesota 1 7 Sophomore Lynne Wright took top Hennessy (M). 3. Veal (M), 4. the best I can," said Aaron. “ I’d do it November 21, 1977 at 10:00 A.M. Braves. "B ut 1 haven't heard William B. Collins H o n id vice as to architecture, honors with a 16:40 clocking for the Sadosky (Ml. 5. Torza (B), 6. Brown St. Louis 0 7 1 1 because of the love and respect I 21 Blast Middle Turnpike Pearl J. Hultman. East Catholic closed out its dual schedule with a 25-31 cross anything yet. I might want to manage Ass't. Qerk engraving, legalities, Junior high sports Wales Conference have for him." Manchester. Connecticut Call 2.25 mile layout The course record is I Ml, 7. Wilke iB), 8. Woodhouse (Ml. country triumph over South Catholic yesterday at Goodwin Park again." 06040 055-10 zoning, etc. Norris Division But, the all-time home run king said 15:50 Kate Hennessy was second at 9. Taylor (Ml, 10. Tilden (Ml. Berra, 52, led the New York 647-994G Cross country 11.1.ING JV in Hartford. W L T Pts. he "wouldn’t be hurt" if no one asked The Eagles. 6-2. were led again by Yankees to the American League Illing’s jayvee soccer team Montreal 6 0 2 14 him to manage the team. BKNNKT sophomore John Clifford who turned pennant in 1964 only to be fired after Bennet girls’ cross country team blanked Kosciusko yesterday. 1-0. Detroit 3 2 2 8 'I'm not throwing my two cents H c r a l C i Gmug^ East swimmers relax in a 13:46 clocking for the 2.6 mile losing the World Series to St. Louis. LEGAL NOTICE blanked Vernon, 15-50, but the boys Bryan Buonano scored the lone Tech loses Pittsburgh 3 4 1 7 worth in to say I’m a candidate, but if layout. Teammate Rick Walsh was He also piloted New York Mets to the wound up on the short end of a 22-34 Ram goal, John Paggioli played well Los Angeles / 2 3 2 6 Ted Turner or somebody on'the board TOWN OF MANCHESTER right behind in second place at 14:13. National League pennant in 1973, but score. in goal tor the Rams, 5-3-1. llling Washington 2 3 0 4 of directors thinks I’d be the right NOTICE AND WARNING OF TOWN ELECTION i I TEDFORD REAL ESTATE in outscoring Bulkeley lost to the Oakland A's in the World soccer test Dave Kittredge was fifth for East Adams Division man to get the Braves back to where TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1977 On the distaff side, Mara Walrath faces crosstown Bennet Saturday Series. He was fired late in the 1975 Announcomanta with Jim Kane. Pete Kiro and Kevin W L T Pts. they should be, 1 would think about The Electors of the Town of Manchester are hereby warned to won with a 12:30 clocking for 1.9 mile morning at 10 at the Rams’ field. Two goals in each half led Prince season. Skehan taking eighth tkru 10th spots. Buffalo 4 1 1 9 it," he said. meet at their respective polling places in said Manchester, on layout. Teammates Michelle Maffuc- Juggling the lineup, East 200 I.M.: 1. C. Viola lE C l. 2 Dakin Tech to a 4-1 soccer win over Cheney Braves veteran knuckleball pitcher "The team has trained extremely Toronto 3 1 2 8 Bill Lucas, director of player per Tuesday, Novemter 8, 1977, for the following purposes: ci. Sue Caouette, Stacy Markham and Catholic girls’ swimming team (EC l. 3. Flynn iB l 2:35 9 Tech yesterday in Hartford. Phil Niekro has also applied for the Field hockey hard the last 10 days i^ preparation Cleveland 4 3 0 8 sonnel, said he was surprised by 1. To elect nine members of the Board of Directors, a Town Beth White took the next four registered a relaxed 88-77 50 free: 1. K. Viola i ECl. 2 D Bradley Chip DiBacco at 5:03 and 31:11 Braves' managing job. Gerk, a Town Treasurer, three Selectmen, seven constables, i i .i.i m ; tor Monday's sectionals.'’ noted East Boston < 2 3 3 7 PUBLIC NOTICE placements. Jeanine Murphy was (EC), 3. Pizzo (Bl :29 0. scored for Prince. 6-4-1, in the first Coach Jack Hull. "I beliet e they'll be three members of the Board of Eklu'cation for a three year term seventh, Cathy Decker eighth and ming's field hockey team topped triumph over Bulkeley yester- Diving: 1. Harvey I EC I. 2. Tuller Thursday’s Results half. Cheney's lone tally was headed stronger physically Mon^y than any begins November 1977, and three members of the Board of CADETTE Linda Wagoner 10th for the Bears. Tolland Middle School, 1-0, yesterday H a rtfo rd , (ECl, 3. Frazier (ECl 144.65 points. Detroit 3, Minn 1 Education for a three year term begins November 1978. The Eagles, now 5-3 for the cam in by Jim Boudreau at 15:10 of the other time this y ear" Vernon took the top three places on in Tolland. 100 fly: 1. C. Viola (ECl, 2. Tucker Islanders 3, Vancouver 2 Patriots serious 2. To act as required by Chapter V. Section 25 of the Town opening half with an assist from Lew Results: 1. Clifford iE(\i 13:46 for GIRL SCOUT the boys' side. Harry Veal was fourth Pam Cunningham scored the lone paign, swam unofficially in two (EC). 3. Callahan (Bl 1:08.0. LaBrec. 2.6 miles. 2. Walsh lEC '. L Hallisey Charter (Special Act 193 of 1947, as amended) to approve or dis for Bennet, Dan Kibbie sixth, Tom goal, in the second half, for llling. events. ' 100 free: 1. Price (EC l. 2. D. Bradley approve the following capital projects to be financed by general (EC), 3. Pizzo (B) 1:01.8. Bud Guglieliniat accounted for (Si. 4. Kelly (S). 5. Kittreige lECi. NBA TROOP 658 Gallant seventh, Rick Danforth Sandy Von Deck, Sue Fahey, Kim Sisters Claire and Kathy Viola took obligation bonds of the Tom. 100 back: 1. Karsky (B). 2. Lishman both Prince second-half scores. 6. Brahn (S). 7. Buchalsli iS). 9. for Jets this time Vichi and Carrie Thomas were stan three events for East. Claire copped Eastern Conference eight, John Lautenbach ninth and (B l, 3. Van Flack (Bl no tim e given. The questions to be voted on will be: douts for 5-3 llling. the 200-yard individual medley and LaBrec. Doug Victor. Doug Landry Kane lE O . 10. Kiro (ECi.i Atlantic Division Pete Phelon 10th 500 free: I. Meagher (B). 2. Sinsigalli Question 1. For an appropriation of $1,286,000 for construction 100-yard butterfly while Kathy was and Boudreau played well for W L Pet. GB (B l, 3 Sevigny ( Bl 5:45.2. of sanitary sewers. TA6 Cheney. 4-8-2. which closes out its Philidelph 2 1 .667 - FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - This time, the New England victorious in the 50-yard freestyle. 100 breast: 1 Dakin (ECl. 2. Caruso Question 2. For an appropriation of $1,560,000 for construction, Soccer campaign Tuesday at home against Buff^o 2 2 .500 W Kelli Dakin, Chris Harvey, Jane (B l, 3. Flynn (B) 1:20.4. Read Herald Ads Patriots are taking the New York Jets more seriously. reconstruction and Improvements of highways. II.I.IM, Scott to start St. Thomas Seminary. New York 2 2 .500 W l^rice and the 200-yard medley relay 400 free relay: 1. Bulkeley 4:23 7 After Me upstart.Jets tipped the ' A vote of YES will adopt the capital project; a vote of NO will, Illing's varsity soccer team Cheney outshot Prince. 16-13. Boston 1 3 .250 IW SALE NEW ORLEANS (UPl) - New team also garnered wins for the favored Patriots, 30-27, in New York jumping up and down and screaming. disapprove the capital project. toppled Timothy Edwards of South Eagles. New Jersey 0 4 .000 Orleans quarterback Bobby Scott early this month, many observers But in a way, it’s good they beat us. The full text of the questions is on file open to the public for in Windsor, 3-1, yesterday at the Rams’ will start for the still-ailing Archie Results: Central Division said New England had taken its oppo SATURDAY, field. -igoU efeU orJ^rt/ We know we’ve got to play twice as spection in the Town.Clerk’s Office. Municipal Building, during Manning Sunday as the Saints host 200 medley relay: 1 East (K Viola, ( Sports ] W L Ret. GB nent too lightly and had not prepared business hours. Edwards got on the board first but hard as the Jets on Sunday." OCTOBER 2 9 - 1 0 -4 the Los Angeles Rams, according to Dakin, Tucker, Pricel 2:11.5 New Orleans 3 1 .750 - to win. Notice is hereby given that the following listed polling places llling, putting together one of its A Coach Hank Stram. 200 free: 1. Meagher (B), 2. Price slate Atlanta 2 1 .867 W ‘The players may have taken the In truth, the Patriots need only to will be used in the districts specified: Comer Union SL finest efforts of the year, knotted it (ECl. 3. Sinsigalli (Bl 2:08.8. Houston 2 2 .500 ;1 Jets lightly last time. I don’t know," play the same perfect game they VOTING Tolland Turapike on a goal by Jim Voiland assisted by Washingtoa 1 1 .500 fli> said Patriots’ Coach Chuck Fair played in stifling the Colts, 17-3. New LOCA”nON OF POLUNG PLACES DISTRICT Alex Britnell, The tally came with 26 Friday xJIm Bb a m Cleveland 2 3 .400, IW banks. “We shouldn’t this time.” York’s Richard 3M A, coming off a Howell Ctieney Reglpnal Vocational School. Rain Data; Octobar 30 seconds left in the first half. IMt X 3 .400 71% llling gridders triumph SOCCER P'n Antonio The New England players, in fact 396-yard pas/ing performance 791 Middle Turnpike, West 1 Voiland assisted by Doug Lucek Manrheslrr al ice cream mMp up an UI charilabla and non-profit- Hull, J/'V Western Conference i are chomping at their chinstraps in against the Super Bowl champion Robertson School, 45 North School Street 2 made it 2-1 and Andy Brown with an 3:30 Midwest Division anticipation of the game Sunday, Oakland Raiders, presents the Church of,Christ, 394 Lydall Street . 3 organixaliona wlahing to hava lhair Public An- unassisted tally closed it out for the llling Junior High’s football Martin ScIumI, 140 Dartmouth Road 4 , nouncomanta publiahad Iraa In thia apaca ara interception return with one minute the i c e c r e a m W L Pet. GB which will be blacked out on Boston- Patriots with many of the problems ICE BEAM urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Qanoral Hams. team rolled up 280 yards on left in the first half. The extra points Kham al iludduiii- S O M IS MORE THAN A Detroit 4 - 2 .667 - area television because 456 tickets they overcame a week ago aginst Buckley School, ISO Vernon Street 5 The entire backfield led by the gave, the Hornets an 8-6 edge. Killingworih CENTURV OLD! IT WAS FIRST llaltimore’s Bert Jones. Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce Street 6 Manager ol Ragal Mulflara of Manchoatar. offense en route to a 28-14 d .Cbieago . 3 - 2 .600: W remained by Thursday's 1 p.m. Spaco will ba allotad on a flrat coma, Ural goalie topped the strong defensive ef The second haif belonged to llling. MADE IN PHILADELPHIA Waddell School, 163 Broad Street 7 triumph over East Hartford S O D A r Denver 3 2 .600 % deadline. aorvad baaia fort. GIRLS SWIMMING IN Five sacks by the defensive line Verplanck School, U6 Olcott Street 8 •Scarito capped a 70-yard march with START WITH 101 JIM b e a m . ADO Milwaukee 2 2 .500 ' l “We’ve got to be up for everybody filing, 4-2-2, next sees action Satur High’s freshmen yesterday in Manchester al Enfield and blanket coverage by the secon Keeney School, 179 Keeney Street ~ 9 a three-yard plunge and then added ' 4A0Z 6REEN CREME OE MENTHE. Indiana 2 2 1 npw and we obviously want to win," Manchester High School, day morning at 10 against crosstown East Hartford. ncWOltLOlS ^ PLUS A SCOOP OF VANILLA iCE dary limited Jones to merely 11 net the extra points to make it 14-8. LARfieSTKC Kansas City 2 4 .333 2 said defensive end Julius Adams, Brookfield Street ' 10 Bennet at Mt. Nebo. With Mark Scarito doing the inside FIELD HOCKEY CREAM AOD40Z SOM WATER yards passing. On their next offensive series, the CREAM SIMONE -SSU*' MIX IN BLENDER AND ENJOY! Pacific Division Who helped the ftitriots limit the Voting machines will be used. The polls will be opened at six B E \M ;r work and Ray Cameron outside, Rams drove 60 yards with McCluskey Manrhesler at Hull WAS fASMWNfO COAST M M(LUN.IM, W L Pet. GB Baltimore p ills to 86 yards in total “I hope we can keep our (pass) o’clock in the morning (6 A.M.) and will remain open until eight TO Webb Junior High tripped up llling, now 4-1, marched down the covering the final 15. Scarito added a JU lY A ifn . I m it i Phoenix 3 0 MXIO - offense last weekend. “But we want o’clock in the aftemoon/evening (8 P.M.). C OAST RegalKiSir irwEMHEOavER B . Serving protection better than Baltimore, ” Bennet, 2-0, with goals in the first field 50 yards on its first drive. Paul two-point conversion. GIRLS VOLLEI IULL ‘ 3 1 .750 '-4 SAMlkanp the United iM tt: Portland revenge. , said Todd in a midweek telephone Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 2Sth day of October...... M ill riM t^•wg N >1^ I *uf-« r* .» I and third periods yesterday. Scott McCluskey capped the movement East Hartford added a second Manrhesler at couutMaTn Golden State 3 2 .600 1 “ Look, when the Jets beat us in 1977. conference call. “We have to get our Corner of Broad Cheney, John Hedlund and Chris with a five-yard scoring jaunt. The score against llling reserves with the SImshury SALLOW Of ICE CREAM.I 'of America. Los Angeles 2 3 .400 2 Edward Tomkiel .mBosofiOAsAA, l>Ka>ibb. «f(t Shea Stadium, they acted like they running game going, first, and I'm and Center Street Mon.-Fn. la m I pm Carmel played well for the losers. extra points were missed. Phone MI-2112 Sat. 6 a m. • U neon Rams countering with a 25-yard East Caihulir ui E.O. Seattle 1 4 ^ 3 had won the Super piw l — people •sure I’ni a part of that. ” Town Clerk East Hartford scored on a 50-yard scoring burst by Cameron, Smith KrNTUCHV STRAiDil HOUHBUN VVliSM V NiPROOi ANP H t ii'lU 'K t 053-10 lAMfSH BfAMOlSIliilNCCO L'lfHMUNT WAV A> s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 28, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B PAGE SIX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Oct. 28, 19T7 •peeeeeee** eeneeeeeeeneaeennne*********** • ^ • • • • e e e e e e g ^ g •••#•••••••••••••••••••••• ••#••••••••••••••••«•••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... , 23 H^for8»h 23 HomM tor Sate 23 Hom#3 tor Stto 23 ^^23 IT* ter ...... *...... ‘ ' ' OF TW RIVER REM. ESTATE lURKEI - ^ ...... ^ , OF THE MVER a m GET MORE with CIRCA 1835 SOUTH WINDSOR >50.900 ISENTRY Proof of Performance REAL ES M E SERVICES By r ICT SmEET Oayls Hamilton Asa/ E s ta f Early Antique Colonial wHh a total of eleven rooms, 2 baths, six fireplaces, In good condition with large lot, Editor possible two family and a good value et only $66,900. Now That You’re *34.900 is where you will find this 8room Raised Ranch. Living NEW COLONIALS room, dining room, kitchen, three or four bedrooms, rec THE Got Your Home... R e tu rn s room, 4ii acre treed lot. High $40’s. Quality built by R.J. Alexander on wooded lots. When you become the owner of a used or new These fine homes feature total wall construction SUPER VALUE home, you agreed in your mortgage to keep the and other saving features. Standard features in property in good condition. This is only common clude: kingsized master bedroom with walk-in BARROWS sense. Why sacrifice to buy an expensive house and closet, and Vi bath, and two more large bedrooms, o n S a v in a s AND then allow it to lose value through your neglect? eat-in size kitchen plus formal dining room, Vi bath Regularly put aside an amount for the fact that and laundry combination, 1-car garage. Also: maintenance costs will vary from year to year. Raised Ranches start at 152,500. All houses covered Good starter home. Call today for an appointment to In A house is a complicate mechanism and you spect this Cape. New kitchen cabinets, counter, sink, can’t expect to know how to keep everything in good Effective Yield ' Annual Rate Type of Account formal dining room or fourth bedroom. Walking dis WALLACE working order. If you are handy with tools, you may tance to high school, junior high and elementary Need four bedrooms? Large eat-in kitchen, recent COMPANY be able to do some of the repair and improvement 2 6 Year Certificate, . schools. For further details call... decorating, basement rec room with walk-out, aluminum work. But don’t tamper with expensive equipment $1,000 minimum. siding. Asking only $38,900. MANCHESTER PARKADE 8 . 1 7 ’'“ t and appliances unless you are sure that you know W what you are doing. You may void the warranty on 4 Year Cerllficate. Q 29 Connwcficut Blvd.. Eoxt Hortford such equipment if you attempt to do repairs 7 . 9 0 ’'“ ~ 1 W $1,000 minimum. PHILMICK yourself. When the plumbing, electric, or heating i 289-4331 646-7833 system needs more than minor repair, it’s time to 2Vt Year Certificate, 64M200 WMcy S4M2N TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES call in an expert. 7 . 0 8 ’'“ $1,000 minimum. 384 MAIN S TR E E T M ANCHESTER Keep all the guarantees, service agreements, and Buckland Rd.. S. Windsor 644-2517 OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT instructions that come with your various appliances 1-2 Year Certificate, in one safe place. Read the instructions carefully $1,000 minimum. before you operate any appliance. If anything goes 6 . 8 wrong that you cannot correct, call the local utility 6 4 6 - 8 2 5 0 company or the servicing agent. 3 Month Certificate, if^ p is h o p B A S T B R I S f 6 . 0 0 ^ $1,000 minimum. fioraiiousc\Du Figuring Your NIAL CSTATW COMPANY Regular Savings Account. “A LOT OF HOUSE FOR THE M ONEr Paint Order GLASTONBURY — Plinh S>A room Condo wttii coun Interest paid day of deposit Professional 5 .4 7 ^ » to day of withdrawal. try MtUng. Wall to wall carpotbig, ------1------:::::------[— >— shniM shopror Custom built 7 room Raised Ranch. 3 bedrooms, dining For a rough estimate, you can figure the amount appHancaa, aildan to paUo, roc room, fireplaced family room, baths, deck, 2 car gar of paint you need for flat surfaces by simply mul room with cuatom bar, many a m o r t g ^ age. very tastefully decorated on a nice corner lot. All Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! tiplying the height (or length! times the width and axtraa. $42,S00. this and more for only $43,500. effective annual yield allowed by law. All certificate accounts require dividing the result into the coverage estimate on the label. If, for example, you wish to paint a room MANCHESTER — Fhro Family. Central location, a substantial penalty in the event of early withdrawal. tonanta pay all utUMoa. Secondary • L o w rates. We are your award-winning RELO real estate broker which has 416 square feet of wall area, a gallon of financing avaUaMo. Low down pay- X paint advertising as covering 500 square feet will be mofiL $M,I00. • Lo an s u p to 9 5 % backed by over 18 years of experience and service to adequate for one coat. Second coats generally ROCKVILLE — FWo Family. Novor a vacancy. Now o f value. require less paint. haattng ayalM. Roducod to $64,900. transferred people and companies. One call puts us to But remember that these are average estimates of coverage. Some surfaces are more absorbant EAST HARTFORD - Six UnH - 3 Story Apartment Ifcritagc S avii^ •Terms up to 30 yrs. work marketing your property here and finding new than others, and your paint dealer can give you the Building. AH brick, fully ranted, benefit of his experience in tailoring an estimate to aaparata utllltloo, convohlant & Loan Association • Since 1891 • Rapid approval. property for your anywhere. For Real Service ...... the particular surfaces you are going to be location. $64,900. covering. Be ready to provide him with extra COLUMBIA — 67 acroo, RA2 RaaMantial Zona. 1500’ CALL US TODAY measurements of the areas to be covered. M.nOn« 1001 M*.. SI S«AC«SI M»-0OOJ . M" “ROOMY AND REASONABLE” road frontage. $89,900. Your dealer will also be able to advise you about Comr^ vxxi II « rooO U»1 M.KO-.W P t n M 3 bedroom Colonial in East Hartford, formal dining room, (ANY OFFICE ANY TIME) HEBRON — 6 acroa, level, heavily wooded. Owner large family room with sliders to patio, and pool, nice the number of coats that will be required for wanta action at $20,000. treed lot for only $37,500. MANCHESTER different surfaces and different types of paint. Atk About Our Guaranteed Home Sale Program 646-7833 Don't buy until you and the dealer have reached agreement on the approximate amount of paint, HARTFORD MERIDEN NEW Ha v e n IF WE CANT SELL YOUR TEPFORD REAL ESTATE 397-1515 thinner, primer and other supplies you may need. If A tradition of banlw^ exceilenK 728-6615 238-7585 a particular dealer is lacking in patience in NEW BRITAIN PROPERTY - W EIL RUY ITI The Sa vii^ Bank of Manchester AVON QUILFORD reaching this agreement, find another dealer. 647-9d l4 225-7871 CaH our houao huntara. Chrla HcHaio, BUI Conlam, It pays to check with IB befcxB you dedde. 678-0371 453-6554 C WETHERSFIELD Maid Conlam, Boniila Oodin, Tom Boyla, Cindy Can Mr.House.Tel. 646-1700 BRISTOL HAMDEN Talaga, Bob Plimay. 589-8977 281-1277 563-7298 ENFIELD MILFORD WINDSOR Help Wanted 13. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wented 745-0357 878-5727 688-5201 STEADY WORK - Reliable, TELEPHONE SALES. Earn FULL TIME position open for l#i - IPHI hard worker, who wants $3.00 per hour. Salary and a warebouseman/driver. g a s s t a t io n Attendent. NOTICE OF VACANCY steady employment, good in- commission. Multi branch, Full and part time. Apply in Supervitory Prioclpal. of the Monday through Saturday, Rodhrflk H i^ Sebof^. Vernoo. NURSE ADES come.e. CaU 5 ^ 0 2 betw■tween 9- four state firm has permanent 7:30 to 5. Apply at W.H. person Buddy Krebs Pit Stop, Route 6, Bolton. CcNM. Msft Mve Administrative T 2 only. openings. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. England Lumber Company, experience and Conn, ad- Enjoy Selling? COMPMIONS Monday through Friday. 872- Route 44A, Bolton Notch. mlnlstratlve/tuperviaory cer- NOW accepting applicaUons 7928. EXPERIENCED Driver for tiHcatioo. RockviUe High &bool is Needed to provide nursiqg. RECEPTIONIST / Gal Friday a four year ichtxd, organized in a 3 services in private homes for full time emptoyment. steady work. Must have Class three booae plan. There are 2000 BEDROOM As one of Connecticufs Largest Real Estate Firms we Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 WORKING CHEF. - For local apartment com I license, good references and ftodests, UO staff, and 3 asaiitant Older Colonial with a formal dining room, large living and medical facilities. only. Experienced in quality plex. 9 to 3p.m., Monday thru work background. Excellent principals. Tbe prin cip als^ now have openings for sales aeeociatee in our various of Consideration given to Friday. 8 to noon Saturday. becomes vacant Feb. 1. 1978. room, country sized kitchen with pantry plus a small cooking and special diets is a benefits. Salary Mid 20’s - oegotiable. Par plant room and a ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY preference of days and necessity. Supervisory ti.50 per hour. Typing and ties interested In this poeition fices. Experience is preferred, but not necessary. We will hours — 4 to 40 hours BOOK A TOY It Gift Party. experience helpful. Come see light bookkeeping required, shookl write to; Dr. Aloert J. > INCLUDED. $30’s. MUST BE STEADY, reliable Kerkin, J r, Assistant Supenoten- available weekly. Live-in Generous awards. one of the finest facilities in m n e 246-2566, 9 to 5. M of ScfaooU. VcTBoo School the area at Brookview, 130 and some mechanical ability train. Call today for an appointment and confidential in companions also needed. Demonstrators also needed. to repair tool makers preci System. Ooraer School and Park NEW LISTING Malpractice coverage, Over 400 newest most-wanted Loomis Drive. West Hartford. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Greets. Vernoo, Coon. (NOW. Soeb sion tools. Experience not notiflcaUoo sboold be completed terview. We are an Equal opportunity company. For a bonding, and working- items. For further informa 521-8700. Bookkeeper. In Manchester, Brick front Colonial with three full time, Monday through necessary, we will train. App \n Novemher S , 1977. AA that men's compensation pro tion write Santa’s Parties, ly Holts, Inc., 167 Pine Street, tune, applicatkm materials and ad Box P, Avon, Connecticut. CALL GIRLS WANTED - For IMMEDIATE OPENING Friday, 9 to 5:30. Send resume Real Career In Real Estate call me today...... bedrooms, formal dining room, vided. SECRETARY - Sales depart Manchester. ditional school aod cocnmitnity io- 06001 or call collect 1-873-0494. telephone soliciting, making ment. Diversified job for Available for an accounting to Box M c/o Manchester fonnation will be provided. £qoal finished rec room on lower level and of- Herald. Opportnnl^ Em|4oyer. ND t ASSSTMCE appointments for represen dynamic person with good clerk in our Manchester Ebfperienced Sheetrockers, tatives in the field. Hourly telephone voice, accurate fice. Some previous SHEET METAL Mechanic E, D, Taddeif President one and one-half bathrooms. There is o( Northaaatam tapers, aluminum siding rates, plus commission. Can typing skills. Great at experience with bwikkeeping, MACHINISTS. Tool makers. Elxperience necessary. Must a fireplace in the living room, and ConnocUcut, Inc. ^pUcators needed. Apply at make up to $5 per hour. Paid mosphere. 8 a.m - 5 p.m. In payroll, and payables / Apply P.T.G. Company, 81 read blue prints. Call 529-^1. RN/STAFF NURSE ■ MANCHESTER (MS-7833) or HARTFORD (728-6615) 357 East Cantsr BL 22 Regent Street, Manchester, benefits. Call 569-4990. surance and pension benefits, receivables is desirable. Some Commerce Street. Glaston Positions available at Blue hardwood floors beneath the between 8:00 a.m.-S:00 p.m. E.O.E. Resume to B.C. Ught typing experience is also bury. IMMEDU’TE OPENINGS - HUl Hospital, Alcohol & Drug 7 ROOM CAPE Dependence Division, Hart carpeting. Very nice well- 643-9515 Mooney, Hartford Despatch, helpful. Contact Multi- Available on our second shift and the owners are asking only $33,900. Aluminum siding, NURSES AIDES. Part time, P.O. Box 8271, East Hartford, Circuits Inc, 50 Harrison WAREHOUSE HELP Needed for Printed Circuit Board ford. Some Psychiatric maintained private yard. experience helpful. First and 3-4 bedrooms, kitchen with appliances, rec room, and car The Barrows and Wallace Co. high starting rate, excellent Connecticut, 06108. Street, Manchester. - For buildiiu material dis Electro Platers. Contact port. Make sure you see it!! $ 44,900 FLORIST DESIGNER. Full benefits ApplyApply In person Mrs. tributor in South Windsor. Multi Circuits Inc., 50 secopd shifts rotated. $9419 to or part time. Give experience Ferguson,erguson, Director of Nursing THAT GET PART TIME JANI’TORIAL PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Must have own transporta Harrison Street, Manchester. start. Fringe benefits. Established 1959 in reply to Box CC, c/o or Mr. Atlas. Lorraine Manor help mornings in the Full time. Salary in accor tion. 5 day week. Company Elqual Opportunity Employer. Package available. CaU Per Manchester Herald. Nursing Home, 25 Lorraine JOGS Manchester area. Own dance with experience, with paid insurance and pension sonnel, 5683595, 9 -4 p.m. An HiUiaHn t RQSSETTO m em b er I Equal Opportunity Employer. Street; 233-8242. vcnip OI1NI pnnwiB transportation required. 649- regular increases. Liberal plan. Call Mr. King, 5^1401. ’TYPIST. With Pica machine. MALTORS D.F. REALE RNs - LPNs. Full time and K f u , low n iM 3143. fringe benefits. Modem facili I I HARTFORD 0 1 3 1 fS) NEW HAVEN I Work out of your home. Part EXPERIENCED LATHE - part time positions available SALES CAREER. Well es •FmI (miim m • iefl ty and equipment. For inter , COUNTER HEU’ - 6 p.m. to time or full. 5682979. IQUM HOUSING 728-6815 I X C - L —L J 397-1515 175 Main St. Q m g 646-4525 on seconci shift. Openings tablished food company needs EXPERIENCED MATURE view, phone 5282167. East 11 p.m. Several jxisitlons, all 3 Bridgeport operators, all ■ •■till Citv MLOCATION $I«VIC# I* C ^ L ' available for new graduates. self-starter. Unlimited in c a a u r tM M i person to work mornings at Hartfonl Convalescent Home, Manchester locations. Apply around machinist tool and dye 646-2482 PERSON WANTED to work makers, aod power press New starting salary with come potential, high commis- 64S-0799 service station. Apply in per 745 Main Street, East Hart Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 in kitchoi, with other girls, liberal fringe benefits. slon, plus Benefits. Jg[jng^njoim»eai^ son at Surwills Mobil Station, ford. Center Street. making sandwiches. Call 648 Thorough orientation and paid Experience helpful but will 1083 Burnside Avenue, East 4561 between 9 and 1. rl* • ‘jfl mealtime. Excellent job op train right peyaon. ’Training at Hartford, COLLECTOR - Progressive DISHWASHER. Part time for IMES OF M ERRin portunity and secure employ company expense. Call for ap company has an immediate evenings, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Manchester. An Equal Oppor REAL ESTATE Sales People. CUSTODIAN NEEDED daUy tunity Employer. SAVE ment. Easy highway access. pointment 569-4990 ask for 5&. Must have license or in opening for qualified, Apply in person weekdays, at private school In Call or apply mst Hartford Streckfua. experienced collector. Good between 9 and 4 p.m.. East process. Generous commis Mancheater. 20 to 25 hours per NEED EXTRA $$ to make Convalescent Home, 745 Main sion schedule. Wolverton salary and benefits. Call 547- Hartford Convalescent Home, week. $3.00 per boui‘. Call 648 Street, East Hartford. 528- RN, 3 to 11. Supervisor for one 0700. Christmas merrier? Earn Agency, Realtors, 6482813. HELP WANTEO 745 Main Street, East Hart 1610 weekdays for interview. about $40 on every $l00 you THIS 2167.______• of the finest new multi-level ford. Saturday, Health facility in the area. Voting oggnooln High Sdwal MATURE WOMAN Wanted to seU as an Avon represen RN TO Supervise Pilot Qradnat* to work aa ralail tative. Sell beautiful ^ t s . KEEP SMILING Geriatric, and supervisory Homemaker Home Health work from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. experience desired . Come see Mondays through Fridays. jewelry, cosmetics, more. I'll SUNDAY! KEEP HAPPY Aide Program. In show you how. Call 5289401. us at Brook view, 130 Loomis Manchester. Public Health Apply in person at Dip ’N Sip Drive, West Hartford. experience essential. Call 643- No axportonco nacopaary. Donuts, 335 Center Street, R ^ SumiMr BoNon. Custoin designed 7-room Ranch. WWktg 10 tram N- Manchester. “TOOL AND DIE MAKERS . Yes, your schedule this Sunday should include a leisure Hia Manchaslar At m 9511. Spacious living room with center fireplace. L-shaped NURSES AIDES. 3 to 11 wnan9 ioarn. Elxperienced. Overtime and ly ride out to 292 Grahaber Road on the Tolland-Ellington Confaranea of Churchaa Apply In poraon: beneflta. Dynamic Mdtal kitchen with beamed ceiling, enclosed sunporch, three shifts. If you are an REAL ESTATE SALES - Top RNS - $5.75 hourly. LPNS bedrooms, lower level second fireplace and partial rec line! Get there between 2-5 p.m., and enjoy the owner’s TOLLAND *51,900 la accapUng appllcatlona experienced nurses aide who $4.40 hourly. Full and part Products Company, Inc.. 422 kind invitation to browse or buy — in either case you’ll be VICTORIA ROAD MANCHESTER lor tha following paid Manchester agency needs North Main Street. room, 2-car garage, 2 baths, swimming pool, terrific likes working with the elderly, time. 3 to 11, 11 to 7 smfts. SALESPERSON most welcome. The nine room Raised Ranch includes 4, Lovely 7 room Colonial fully carpeted, 4 bedrooms. I'a poalllons: aggressive, motivated full Adam’s Apple Mandiester, 6484048. Inter view. $69,500. Owner says SELL!!! Price reduced on this come see us at Brookvlew, 130 time sales person. Excellent SUmCSTBPSIMK New, modem skilled nursing or even 5 bedrooms, a lovely stone fireplace, 24’ Florida baths, formal dining room, and living room, bright new Sscrstsa Loomis Drive, West Hartford. facility offering excellent Excallant opportunity for poopto with viewing 8 a.m. (o 4 p.m. kitchen, 1st floor laundry, 16x32’ in-ground pool all for excellent value RANCH. 1.600 square Feet of living la A »— ■« — J * —»- commission and training room, wall to wall carpeting, a country sized kitchen, and iM IWWOFI M HMIV HHI program. For confidential in ' frinm oenefits, and an oppor g o ^ public awaronoM and outgoing $45,900. area on one floor. First floor family room with RNs. 3 to 11. Full time and tunity to expand your nursing SALES SECRETARY for dl8 a plethora of other quality extras and features. All this terview, call Mr. Rothman. trict aalea office of a national and more is situated on a clean-air two acre plus wooded toilaci Fiad Mi ad ML part time positions are ’The Home Store. Frechette, knowledge. Call Mrs. pomnalitiot. fireplace, country kitchen with breakfast area, for available for competent in Ferguson, Director of Nur couwany. WiU be responsible lot! Now for the topper — a fast sale is a most— believe it Iba tiirfcabr Martin & Rothman Realtors, Morning through lunch hour time for the total operation of this mal dining room, living room with fireplace. 2 car dividuals. New grads will be Inc., 646-4144. OPENING FOR Secretary / sing, or Mr. Atlas, Ad- or not, the price is in the forties — that’s right, the for- considered. New starting mlmstrator. Lorraine Manor, avallablo. office. Requim. good typing tiesl Your host will be Dan Landerfin. Please come — at attached garage, gorgeous country area. 3 Clerk - Handling invoiemg, skills, excellent telephone rates have just been put info PART ’TIME morning baggers payroll, petty cash, typing, 233-8241. tire can be formal or Informal. bedrooms. At a price like this you have to see. If effect. Come see us at Food diacounta Plaxibla houra capabUitles, and an overall from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply and miscellaneous duties in a gmeral knowledge of office dollars count, see this one in a hurry. Brookview, 130 Loomis Drive, Frank’s Supermarket, 725 small office. Weyerhaeuser WE HAVE Immediate Plua unifornw providad. CdbidlrtiCliriiibrlsCaH West Hjuiford. Bast Middle T ^ p ik e . Co., 2787750. openings for two mechanical idimal Isms ad MM-bt ly incUned periont, who are For dotaila Call Managar __— ------ovely seven room DlrtciionK Route 63 ttirough Vonwn. Stay right on The AppUcMte must hava RECEPTIONIST needed for AIR FORCE. One of the SMALL OFFICE • General ol- able to work well with other Ritlsed Rsneh. Living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, 2 Route 63, which lidrte Rookvilte prapor, Hartford dental office. Good batfoan 2 aqd 7, 9691 to, arrange for an inter CETA CartMcaUon THIa reasons so many people are fice duties plus answer phone people, to service our product view. fireplaces, 144 baths, bullt-ins, glass sliding doors, ■nd Into Ellington. Toko right at hNnkbig VI. AppttcaUona wlU ba opportunity for a mature per choosing us in life-style. Find and reception. Hours lA to 2 in toe field. If you are not now tight on Chtor MIS Rd. Boar toft at otopoign. Irda S TD rlvE Coventry Gallery of son who enjoys dealing mth HBOBLY MX CKM I SNOT sundeck, carpeting, lovely lot. Only $55,900. * lafcan unlit SdM P.M., out why. Call 6487440 for the daily. Can 6482933,12 to 2 dai earning at least $150, We want At llrat torfc otter that, boar right onto Elxpandable Ranch-Cape, 2 bedrooms, carpeted, carpeted people. Pleasant working con PARTS DEPARTMENT • im nsH Homes facts. ly for interview. to talklo you. This la a perma kitchen, living room, sundeck, 1 car garage, treed lot. Tuasday, Nav. 1.! ditions. Send Replies to Box 4 3 S H * S iiM FuU time, 8 a.m. to i;30p.m., Qrahobor Rood. Soo you tharo iundayl. $ n -n st realty company Intaraatad applicants nent position with a national' Monday thru Friday. Parts Asking $25,900. K, c/o Manchester Herald. ori ition. Local work with should go to tha Com- DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL ADDRESSERS and Mailers Ihnclieihf, CT delivery, order picking, etc. REALIY CO., MO. HOURS: Buses wanted. We will train lity for advancement prahanalva Manpoamr Of* PART TIME Position needed. For tnformation send AntoinoUve field experience DaUy 6:30 - 6 Ml. you. Part time. Housewives self addressed stamped to'tbe rip t pcr«n. CaU 872- An Equal OppartunKf Emphfur. M/P only. Apply in person to WUIAM L NLFIORE MDICY Sat $ ajn. - 1 pjn. flos, $06 Main 81. available immediately in oral and retirees preherred. 4512, between 10 a.m. and 2 M ER U n envelope to Heckaman, Route Michael Scudieri, Parts AGENCY 646-U 80 Manchaatar. surgeon’s office. Experience Manchester area, 643-2373, p.m. An Equal Opportunity IRwdoch. HMMor REALTORS 647-1413 REALTORS preferred. Call 872-8331. 2, B7M, Hamshire, Texas Manager, Manchester 122 EAST CENTER ST. Vernon area, 8782826. 77622. Employer. Plynvwth Inc. v PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Oct. 28. 1977 Fiflfc ini. Ernstt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 28, 1977 - PAGE NINE-B W M tm l IS H om m For Sato 13 Honrn For M o t) Momot For Sato 33 H o u M h o U Qoecto 40 4rttetoa tor Soto 4 t 13 Momoa For Soto 33 •*•••••••«*•*••••********* •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••«•••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Aufoe For Safa 51 Aatoa For Goto 61 A utoa F o r Sato 51 Autoa For Sato $ i PART TIME - Pediatric COVENTRY (NORTH) - Im- 30” GESTOVE-Ingo DARK LOAM - S yards, $32.00 Assistant. Must be efficient, macnlate 6 room, three diUon. White. CaU 643 plus tax. Gravel, flU, washed X u u s r svoPPiD By r n t bedroom Cape with a.m. to late at night. pieasant, eager to learn. sand and stone. 6434604. 'lAlfiiLCOM E M/MO m 'o Tasks include: Direct patient Breexeway and 2 car attached contact, operating room OMBARDO rn garage. Nice setting of 1 1/2 STRAW. Excellent mulching technique, radiology and I AND ASSOCIATES wSS* acres. Call Suzanne or Arthur straw. No p a in seeds. No ShorU, 6463233. J. Watson weed seeds, Buckland Farms, ^ T h e y u s t i l l more. Hours: 1 to5:30,4 to4H HOME OWNER MOVING to days per week, including Beach Co., Manchester Of 644-2381 after 6:30 p.m. ^LEX MATTHEW JOE LOMBARDO fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing Florida. Custom made drapes SUNDOWN TO OBT Saturdays, 9 to 12. Potential for living room and diiung HERE NOW for full time position. Bring Opportunity. ROCKS FOR FILL. All sizes- 144 Main Sf. Manchester, Conn room. Household furniture. free. For more information Ou t of T o w tj. resume, in your own Reasonable. Call 649-0096. handwriting, to interviews, BY OW NER-7 Room Cape. 3 call 6463447. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, some Elqieclally made for a Green Thursday November 3rd, 7 to 649-4003 Manor Home. 9 p.m. 117 East Center Street. SINGLE FAMILY carpeting. Inground pool. Lot USED PIANOS i ORGANS- 60x198. Call after 5, anytime If you can live with our unusal $33,900—Manchastor Six Room Capo. Convonlonl. PENNSYLVANIA House NURSES AIDE or LPN for 7 Saturday or Sunday, 649^71. hours, we can save you Immadlata occupancy. dining room set, drop leaf money! Manchester Mall to 3 shift every other weekend * $39,900— Manchoatar Capo. Now Hating noar school table, four chairs. 643-1061. to work in small facility for LARGE CUSTOM Dormered Keybouds, 811 Main Street. 6 ahopping. C a p -1 acre. Highland Park Open Tuesday thm Friday, 6 B U T T E f^ / the elderly in Manchester. THREE PIECE Sectional 41 Doga-BMs-ffsis 43 S U T T E R .^ I T W A © BAO W$39,0iD0—Vamon. Ranch. Hvo rooma. Immaculala. area. Country atmoqrhere. 3 to 8 P.m. Arttetoa tor Bato Please call Barbara Clark, Sofa Gold, excellent condi NQ YOU'RE NOT.' TAKE THAT YOJ a ENOUQH WHEN 647-9908, Monday through Naw Uatlng. to 4 bedrooms. Basement gar E ^ T T E I S / tion. Reasonable. 643-6690. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, AKC REGISTERED^ DUMB...// ^ H E O U S T Friday between 7 and 3. $39,900—Bolton. Capo. Six rooma, aero loL Cloan. age. $49,000. 649-3222. MOVING, MUST SELL! Best NO, Y ou 'R e offers accepted. Queen & twin proewned an vel, stone, sami ^ t u r e S e t o u w pupplM /iRQUED WITH $83,900—QIaalonbury Ranch. Country Club A Mln- WE BUY AND SELL used fur and fUl. For lieUvery call P > e«*e c a ll a ft e r S :30 /lAARe-zARINE.' CUSTODIAN - Experienced, nochaugjroa. FOR SALE BY Owner. Two frames, spring and mat THE AAARQARINE.y family 5-5, ideal for owner oc niture. One piece or entire tresses, gold velvet couch, George H. Grlfflng, Awlover, weekends, part time, evenings. * $63,900—Manchoatar. Naw Hating. GambolottI built houseful. Cash on the line. 74^7ft6. 633-1522. Manchester, East Hartford cupancy, quiet neitdiborhood brown Naugahyde couch, 7 Room Ralaod Ranch. minutes from Main Street. Furniture Bam, 646-0865. extra capacity gas dryer. ,/ area. Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. Boata-Aecaaaorlea 45 MULTI-FAMILY Separate heating systems, 2 washing machine, side by side QUEEN SIZE Sealy car garage, nice lot with gar ROTO-ROOTER SEWER and refrigerator-freezer, ItaUan Posturpedic nuttress and box $47,900—Manchoatar. Mova In condition. 8-8 Two 13 FOOT 7” Fisherman Boat - Drain Service is looking for den area. $49,500. Call for □ MI8C. FOR SALE Provincial dining room table. spring. Zig-Zag sewing Family. Convanlant. Whaler type. 1973 Dory with Servicemen in the Manchester more details, 646-4788. 6 chairs, matching glass door machine with cabinet. Two $60,900—Manchoatar. Two yaar old Duplax. 1 *A batha, 73-40 horsepower Mercury 10-28 area. Must be honest, depen hutch, octogon brown area 15” wheel rims. Call 6461929. ArVelet lor Sale 41 motor, also Yankee trailer, dable and willing to work. An appllancaa. rug, household items. 646- Lota-Land lor Sale 24 trailer. As Is, $1195. Call 646 investment of a van type truck $64,800—Eaat Hartford. Two apartmanto, plua atora 4792. TWO JENSEN CABINET “ DA1SUNS LOAM, Sand, gravel, washed 1172. and hand tools required. and otflea. Speakers and tuner. $75 a : BUILDING LOT For Sale - stone, fill. Prompt delivery. Training program available. $75,900— Manchoatar. Control 4 Family, alum, aiding, FOR SALE FUTURA 900 piece or best offer, one 21” Henry Street. Near schools. Landscaping. 742-7833, 649- Call 643-7646. Incomo. Singer sewing machine and color TV, $75 or best offer. Garttof* Producta 47 Apartmenta For riant 53 Apartmenta For Rant 53 Apartmenta For riant 53 Apartmenta For Rant 53 No brokers. Call 6464528.46- 2178. $65,900—So. WIndaor. Only ona In town. 4 Family. 2Hli ZIP living, in this large, new 4 Loam for sale. Lawn service. work, window washing. Call vanities, hot water beaters. November 1st. $175. monthly. c n i tea tliH Niuaktr. siding. Landscaped and much, prestigeous Rockledge bedroom Bolton Colonial. No job too big or smaU. 566 or 6460367 evenings. Prompt service, on emergen- Single or maturo couple. No TRIUMPH SpiUlre, 1974. 29,- Hartford Road Enterprises, Inc 1977 ALBUM with a bound- much more! This dream Features include: Kins size area of town. Family 8522. j; KEEP HAPPY FORD .000 miles, am /fm radio. Sharp in “ All-Season Gift Book" house is a must to see. cies,l467084. grts^^chUdren. Birch Street. master bedroom, large mmily room , fireplaced living •••••••••••wawwawwwtwtawat DILLOn car. AsUng tlSfiO. 8464938. of 24-pagesl Pricc...$2.00. OWNER, 872-2569, or 23^2617. room, with fir^lace. 2 1/2 room, wall-to-wall carpet, I WILL SPLIT Your wood Flooring 35 276 Hartford Road MIS THESI ISSU AT $1 lACS. baths, first floor laundry, large treed lot. Still Ume to with a wood splitter, at Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Attractively redecorated se PINTQ 1973 Wagon. Green, Nt. e-IIA-ilVI BliSSM iZlLTI. e a s t HARTFORD - P ic appliances, carpeting, pick your own colors. reasonable prices. Call 876 tuUdlng-ContraeUng 33 FLOOR SANDING i cond floor three room anart- DILLON SALES & SERVICE, INCORPORATED four speed. Nice. $1796 Subur CiatslM iMtsa Isrtli qsUti. turesque Ranch. Dining room, 0649. BID WELL Home Improve- Manchester ns. t - t i i - a e n n m pasasi. aluminum siding, storms and Refinishing. Floors like new. ment cloee to center. Heat, ban Motors, 6462078. three bedrooms, central air, m«at Co. E x p e r t installation Mrsetton Hr ilsHta qMItt. screens. 2 car ^ age. Acre ZINSSER WES ROBBINS carpentry No waxing. (Sktodalizing in .w t water, parking included. fireplace, basement, garage, of aluminum siding, gutteiS 319 MAIN s t r e e t ;- MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 nt. 6111-ttAM M im n piw- lot. W,S00. CaU n tw m a n HALL'S Redecorating 6 remodeling specialist. Ad older floors) Staining floors. No appliances. One adult 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, lA M lin . l i ISMlsstlst saiNt. deck, beautiful landscaping. REALTOR and trims. Roofing installa- A^e^^, 649-9404, 646-1171, or Painting - Plus small moving. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Ceiliiuu. In ^ tsid e painting. preferred. No peU. Security power steering and brakes, 643-2408 Ns. t-tiA-Autitctt rtvstin $49,900. Fireside Realty, Inc, tloa and repairs. 64M49S, 876 TELEPHONE 203 643-2145 ATMAM. A MasI HI ulMtlSl. 646-1611 Call anytime, 5268845. PYrn built-ins, bathrooms, John VerfaiUe, 6 4 6 e m aftar rMuirjKL $180 monthly, CaU air conditioning, excellent 647-9144. eatimatei. 91(». Ns. t-m -M AM A Ain. NlS» kitchens, 6498446. 8‘OA p.m star S D.m.. 6434SM. condition. $lS00.Stt-9199. |im 1st IrInAt saA HaUlr. PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 28, 1977 of Motto/Shop-Rlte, 587 E . Middle Tpke. men interested in singing four-part Hie YWCA Book Discussion Group will The public is invited. Dr. Soderstrom is a barbershop harmony. meet Tuesday at 10 a.rri. at the Communi Jal-Alal Rwulte ] (About town ) practicing (diysician in Glastonbury. ty Y, 78 N. Main St. “Your Erroijeous The Women’s Society of Community Zones” by Wayne W. Dyer will be dis For ^ The weather Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, will Baptist Church will conduct a rummage cussed. All interested persons are invited. Nutrition and health will be the subject meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Teen sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p^p. in More infonhation may be obtained by Homo Delivery Clear and cooler tonight; lows 35 to Center Annex of Manchester Recreation Fellowiriiip Hall of the church. calling the YWCA office, 647-1427, or Thursday Night snuni of a talk by Dr. CHiarles G. Soderstrom Phone 647-9946 40. Sunny but cool Saturday; highs S4*sK iiN ON in Center. The nieeting is open to all area Gebrgette Kiecolt, 643-6539. ISO I N Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room around 60. Probability of rain 10 per lU 4. INni M IM UmM IN cent today and near zero tonight. M m Z M I 5. U IM UMa 2t Sn.N S la W fi C m Pariacla t2 SKN Outlook for Sunday. Fair with highs MM t l HiH IriMa tt-1 SINN near 60. National weather map on Page PitMa 7d SI2MI TrihcU m tm s» QOmi John Fitzpatrick 5B. iJilMM I4.N 7.N IN I^ C M i lIJO iH ICM ^ UC S teld i IM 11*0 ; W M a tt S tt N For Sm » ’ ** Marta It S2MN MM3-> WM Tidarta m SNtIO W k U M U17.i I East Hartford T IrihcU 1.7.4 tU N .ll 'The first job for 7 M |IN a a 21N MO S.N Town iNroctor 1121 i U IN It m Carila t N 4.20 the new Board of hulietin board*../ 4 ^ 2irria (.41 2.N tP iM ka Eaaaana 140 M l tM M a la 17 SNN Marta 71 tl4Ue Mock vote n ^ i . 4 » u i Iriiarta 7.M SMiO Directors must he to Emblem Club dance W k U 2.4 i74.U iiiiKti 7.4.1 tin .N n n The Emblem Club will hold a tbairtai 11.40 7.N SJI solve Manchester's | u , I0.N S.N 440 tiaorta 7N IN "Night with Blue Horizon’’ dance r r 4J0 140 t l m • IN Friday at the Elks Lodge. For Mala tl SNN water problems.^^ U aat M arta t< S1N70 tickets, call 568-2679 or 569-6062. U M i 11 U1.40 Iriiarta ttS S U N N ... k Steve Penny gives GOP M U t l S12tN tiih d i t i t tS54.70 [UHni Marchers welcome tHairialmia I4N UN 140 thriCvla UO 4N Other units besides the East Hart sSu S«n 11X1 UC I XI llMllTm UO 4.20 tfranias Casoloi IN STEPHEN PENNY ford High School band and drill team Mala It sun Itaa Ida U« are welcome to join their BAND-AID Milal.SUllC Marta H SNN PailacU t l illl.lO Iriiarta ttS S5ISN March-A-Thon Sunday, said Mrs. IritacU t i l S124.H nfun one winner MiMlMUna I4N SN IN Dexter Burnham, cochairman of the StTI ‘PENNY MAKES SENSE’ 2tnaa Saida IN IN 140 U m im ta I N 4.11 band’s fundraising efforts. They will 2 M h Wa IN By MAC BARLOW Krysakowski (R), 455. lO M l^ IC.M 'N M a la 14 S54N assemble at 1 p.m. at the Silver Lane 4 « M Cana ’N Eattl Hartford Reporter Mayor Richard Blackstone (D) M a k 2 7 ISSN M arta t l SI21I0 School, proceed to Main St., to Bum- Iriiarta t l 2 U SU I for Manchester won his fifth term over Anthony PadacU 2 7 S21U0 side Ave. and disband at EHHS. To^ A Republican beat a Democrat for IrStcU 2 7 t tlNJO in s M t t 4 I N Donatelli (R) by 904-540. The EHHS 2 H M ltlM N S join up, call her at 528-6491. the first time in a mock election held We Support John FItipatrick for Town Director at East Hartford High School students surprised no one by this The band and drill team are trying result except for the large margin. RETURN STEVE PENNY and ths antira Damocratic Taam for continued roaponaibie to raise $23,000 to finance their trip to Wednesday. iaadarahip. Mrs. Esther Clarke, leader of the Treasurer Donald Bates (D) kept Disney World in Orlando, Fla. Feb. the post he was appointed to in 1976 Town Director GOP minority on the Town Council, Sell your extras with a 22 where they will perform. by beating Robert Damaschi by 890- not only held onto her seat by topping Jal Alai fast-action Classified 524. VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 8 the rest of the Republican ticket, she adl VOTE DEMOCRATIC Cub Pdw Wow Nicholas Jackston, chairman of the a n t t i j a . also garnered more EHHS votes than Friend* 4rf St*** Penny — NIcholM Lafas, Tree*. Paid for by Victor Moses, Treasurer The Cub Leaders’ Pow Wow EHHS social studies department, Friday Night two Democrats. Convention will be held Saturday said, 'This is the first time I can .k«2ipil from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Center The nine council seat winners among the 12 candidates by vote remember a Republican beating School. It is a one-day training- anyone on the Democratic side of the totals were: George Dagon (D), program for all adults in the Cub slate. ” 1043; William Dailey Jr. (D), 976; OUR LOWEST PRICE! program. To learn more, call the Viewing the Hockanum River He said the town elections of the IMtaKSufM S-t David Killian (D), 967; Dick Torpey 7. Jm bn« 4-1 SAVE Long Rivers Council in Hartford. past have closely reflected the EHHS tPitoOMMl 1-1 studying the serene but filthy Hockanum River in East Hartford are two 20-year-old local (D), 927; Mrs. Clarke (R ), 838; 9K FranM Im i mock elections. Talk in town had it LAST MINUTE TRICK OR TREAT OVER Harvest supper Harry Egazarian (D), 836; Robert 1-1.7 M-3 « - 7 1-74 residents. Eric DeMonte, left, of 3 Cannon Rd. said, “We both own dogs that swim. But we that the whole Democratic slate SCCOi The Wesley Memorial Church at Ryan (R ). 801; Henry Genga (D), won’t let them in the river because when they come out, they stink and we have tu give would easily sweep the Republican 1. lH| M 1-1 *34! 795; and Jam es Cordier (R), 736. L j M Z i p l M I N4i kmm 7-2 110 Ellington Rd. will hold its third them baths.” Joe Thibodeau of 20 Cannon Rd. said, “The kids try to catch fish. But there's slate as it has for the past four elec IMatfilana 7-2 4. t a i M M annual Harvest Supper with servings The losing three were: John 4. N liJ a S-1 5. Fr«ciMllna 4-1 nothing there.” The town has recently won approval to pay a 41-man crew to clean up town tions. he said. (.M teM i >-2 IfiMZarii 1-2 Halloween at 5 and 6:30 p.m. For reservations, Finnegan (incumbent R), 726; IkaCMil 4-1 7. hri eWi I S-1 streams. They may get to the Hockanum before the funds run out. (Photo by Dick Paradis i Ronald Kolpak (R ), 509, and John Board winners 7. buiSir^ M llmOHBita 1-1 call 528-8920 or 528-0577. t J J C m 1-1 SSS tan ha There were no winner-loser sur S ttS M Ilr a U 4 34-1 S-3-7 344 U 4 31-7 » 4 24-S •COSTUMES prises here in the EHHS mock elec v m LFraiMoGMiImV2 tion. But the vote totals were much I. iM tIi Sorfio VI lu m m VI closer than expected. IM rte h ri 71 im r n k k VI •FACE MASKS Kraco 40-Channel Citizens’ Band IH U h iit VI 4. RiAteM EcoansVl There is a two-part election for the n . km Cam 7-2 1 Enai Imik u Board of Education this year. ’Three S. Jooo !■ VI L M I M VI •PUMPKINS Transceiver L BHn Z«ria V2 l.tm lm m VI Detachable microphone. PA switch, built-in Damaschi recalls some roueh times candidates from each party are 7. J J OKio 1 VI i fertao m u 7-1 1 LtranAcbi VI SMS I n Chosa11 •MAKE-UP KITS iisi speaker. S/RF power meter. FCC type seeking five board seats, each one SMS Fractico lanu VV4 VVl Vl-3 VVl approved. Ideal for road emergencies and with a four-year term. 4-14 4-14 1-4-7 4-14 By MAL BARLOW Town Hall fiasco m •All Halloween traffic reports. Our Reg 97.50 Golden l i/za to sell wine and beer. Also, one member of each party is 1. la a 31 Last Hartford Reporter Damaschi became interested in The ZBA did grant the variance. A I mm 7-2 14020 Kraco 40 Channel CB. Reg. 1 1 9 .7 0 ...... *84 seeking an unexpired term of two I M l i 31 politics by first becoming interested Republican related to the restaurant 4. M aa 7-1 Accessories The Republican who hopes to win years on the board. 14030 Kraco 40 Channel CB. Reg. 146.70 ...... *109 in em ergency m edical training owner charged politics was played 3 M l 31 THE COMIC SMASH HIT the job of town treasurer Nov. 8 can In the first part, the winners by 3 Barii 32 (EMT). against the granting of the variance. 7. fiaaiin 31 OF THE YEAR! Dip-On or Magnet Mount CB Antenna, Reg. 19.99 .... 14.60 recall a time when he was on vote were: Dorothy Carey (D), 948; I Enai 31 • Large Assortment of Damaschi says no. Automotive Dept. welfare. He became interested in EMT in Richard Daley (D), 947; Gerry n i la ra About his work on the EMS, he said 2-3( 2-37 2-31 2-34 Steve Martin Robert J. Damaschi Sr., 49, was 1973 because of new federal safety Ingaliinera (D). 858; Kenneth S-74 4-2-7 2-44 2-4-S oneni HALLOWEEN CANDIES eight years old when his father died. the steady flow of letters to the town l.M tenfiaiU 7-1 laws. Moriarty Bros, needed to have Carrier iR l, 812; and Joseph Visgilio FTTI Let’s Get Small Elvis Presley He was the youngest of four children praising its paramedics and EMTs is 1. M W 4-1 l A r i l c m 31 people trained in first aid on the iR ). 777. The one loser was Dr. 2. Frarim Zaw n i IS a a fia n lo 31 Mirror Graphic in the family now headed by his great satisfaction. Richard Veltri (incumbent Republi IlMtIiCm 9-2 ilktaiUna 32 Series G798 ALLAT CALDOR’S LOW PRICES! premises. Damaschi took an EMT 4 . N i t a 31 3 D a T iiS a |ii 31 mother. course then offered at Mount Sinai can!. 743. & k w CteM I 7-2 I k a i l t e a 31 Our They lived on the east side of Hart In the other part of the board elec INWSa^ 1-1 7. B a n U i 7-2 Reg. 8.99 Hospital in Hartford. With him in the Fall issues 7. h m !■ 4-1 1 FradMi liala M 4.66 ford by the Park River where it tion. Mrs. Joan Flannery iD) won the L JntZtfrii M m im la n k 12x15" chrome framed mirror course were East Hartford fire “I ’m concerned about the unan 374 334 7-1-3 7-34 enters the Connecticut River. His seat over Mrs. Elsie Whitford (R) as r n tiM tm m m Endura General Electric with an artistic illustration fighters Mike Coppinger and Paul ticipated surpluses that keep popping 374 337 37-4 37-3 nfifn Curad Plastic or mother did laundry for $8 or $9 a expected but only by 852-851. C of one of the Greats! Campbell who are now paramedics son 1. fiaa Ida 31 Disposable Outdoor up each year," he said. 2. I i t e 7-1 Transparent Strips week. His father was a World War I Jackston said nearly 85 percent of Ik U m im 31 mrnH Light 36 Per store. No ratnchecks. on the force. Police Officer Bob Rice The surplus has totalled over tiM ia Jri 7-2 I In i lana 31 Floodlights veteran and his pension helped them the EHHS total student body of about U m l M 31 4. B a a t e a I 31 also took the course. $100,000, 3taiC«zdn 32 Box of 60 'y2 e Ob X o E x S e ^s $ ^ Our Reg. 1.29 Reg. 4 .15 and 4.25 some. 1.600 voted. 4. fiMtta M The Illustrated Elvis “There’s some kind of magical 3 Barilla 32 IBadm fiaib 7-2 Reg. 71c...... FOR Tt was rough,” Damaschi said. Damaschi and others in town "The mock election has always run L M fiM B la 31 7. Ehna Caw 31 by W. A. Harbinson hand at work in there,” he said. 7. FniaiM EMBn«31 1 tarn Baana 31 The oudiless bandage, all one size. His older sister, now Mrs. Anita became convinced the town needed true to form. ” he said. "It will be in He questions the Democrats’ If a M C a a 31 S K Ia in t t n i Each Paperback 314 37-1 37-3 374 2.46 Mazzadra of 15 Willys St., married an emergency medical service teresting to see the results from the S V U L a ra 76* claims that the finances of the town 24-7 2-31 2-1-7 2-14 Wet Ones Moist Pub. List 4.95 3.22 and moved to East Hartford. His program similar to the Los Angeles Nov 8 elections. " Fully guaranteed—never needs Protection for your home—light could not be run better. Tow elettes batteries! Smart, fashion colors. the way for family and friends! Over 400 photos reflecting his mother moved the rest of the family one made popular on the TV show life and his rise to fame. Damaschi married his high school B « of 70. Our Reg. 99c. here also. She began working at the “ Emergency.” They took the ideas Allen Manufacturing plant on to the Town Council and the mayor. sweetheart, Mary Cassello, in 1949. They have five children and all of Clearasil Acne Cream Sheldon St. and soon was the owner Sold from our stock last year for 34.99! ”1 attended my first Town Council them, to his great pleasure, still live Vanishing and luanng of the 17 Willys St. home. regular formulas meeting then,” he said. “ It was a in East Hartford, Still loose I oz tube, Reg. 1.74 . 12-Speed Portable Air Powered fiasco, a three-ring circus. It was rife Carol Damaschi, 28, is chairman of H and M ix e r Aulo parts with partisan politics. the English department at the Pitkin SOMERS (UPl) — An escapee Complete with beater ejector for easy Soccer Game “The more I saw, the more 1 didn’t School. Robert Jr., 26, is an electri Damaschi entered East Hartford from the maximum security prison cleaning. Mixes heaviest batters in High School as a freshman on getting like.’’ cian, is married and has one son. seconds. HHM122/23 BY C O LEC O in Somers has eluded police and to town. He graduated in 1946. He soon after joined the Lynne. 19. is a student at Republican Town Committee. prison guards using dogs to track him While going to school, he began Manchester Community College. 14K Gold Mini Dot He worked for other Republicans David, 14, is a student at East Hart for two days. uiaring working parttime for O’Meara Byron Shields, 27, of East Hart Pierced Earrings Motors, then the seventh largest auto and then got into a race of his own in ford High School and is active in the Automatic Can Opener ford, escaped Wednesday and Republican candidate for town treasurer Robert J. dealer in the world, on Burnside Ave. 1975. He sought a seat on the council fire department’s Explorer Post. Our with Knife Sharpener Has all the thrills of a became the first maximum-security Damaschi Sr. (Herald photo by Barlow) He joined O’Meara’s fulltime after that fall but lost. Mark, 10, is a student at the Center Reg. 11.97 professional soccer prisoner to escape from the institu 8.97 Hands-free feature—shuts unit off graduation. After the election, Damaschi was School. Two pairs of 14K gold earrings, automatically! Cutting element is Mme! Plav offense or tion since 1974. Shields was serving a defense-Vou control In 1949 he becam e an inside appointed to the Zoning Board of Damaschi is now building a large attractively gift boxed. A wide removable for cleaning. HC022/23. 3-to-8 sentence for burglary and Chevrolet choice of fashions. the plays! salesman for Winkler Auto Paris in Appeals and to the town Emergency home on Hartz Lane in the Rolling Court shifts cases Medical Services Commission. Meadow Estates. Of course, it in larceny, police said. Prison officials YOUR CHOICE TOY DEPT. Hartford but didn’t like it. 1229 Main 8L Mancheator A new schedule for Common Pleas Tuesday, motor vehicle cases for About his work on the ZBA, cludes a large family room. On said Shields is a white male, 5-feet-7. 1 Jiot 36 per rtort. No Rainditdu. Court 12 in Blast Hartford is designed the Manchester and East Hartford A few years later he started has blond hair and weighs 150 pounds. TEL M6-MM working for Moriarty Bros., an auto Damaschi said, “ I don’t play politics holidays, there can be 50 to 60 people to relieve crowding and long waits will be heard at 10 a.m. and for ’They said he does not have a history Reg. dealership in Manchester. with it. Jam es Mirabile (Republican at family gatherings, he said. NEW FROM MICROMA for defendants and witnesses. It goes Glastonbury, South Windsor, of violence. 13.99 “ I was going to stay there until I Town Committee chairman) told me Mrs. Damaschi has gone along Man’s 5-Function into effect Nov. 14. Marlborough and state police cases Each found greener pastures,” he said. 1 didn’t have to answer to anybody. I with his increasing work for the town LCD W atch Video Sports Mondays, E ast Hartford and at 2 p.m. But he came to like Moriarty’s and look into each matter and try to and his party. $30 Off ManchesLer police cases will be Weidnesdays cases which have been OUR Game the firm’s leaders liked him. He objectively make my own decision.” "She’s resigned to my interest. ” he ABWAY Our LOWEST heard beginning at 10 a.m. Glaston continued will be heard at 10 a.m. He noted he consistently voted said. “She knows I must devote part Reg 24.95 PRICE! became the parts manager there in Toro Snow *19 Our bury, South Windsor, Marlborough Court trials and' probable cause against the granting of a variance to of my life to public service. " Four digits show time continu and state police cases will heard at 2 hearings will be held at 2 p.m. 1956 and has held that title since. 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