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Sunny Today, Fair Tonight Umlh Datallt on pago 2 State Briefs lEuf nin^ Vol. XCVIII, No. 264 — Mancheater, Conn., Tuesday, September 4, 1979 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered PORTLAND (UPI) -r A series of thunderstorms swept through Connecticut Monday, leaving 1,- 343 electric customers in Portland without power for more than five hours. Northeast Utilities said. Storm Threatens A Northeast spokesman said 2,- 091 customers in East Haddam were in the dark for about 75 minutes, and there were power Iquine entry outages at 314 hbmes in Griswold Crippled Island and 137 in Glastonbury. 1300,000 Marlboro Cup CHARLOTTE AMALI, Virgin The storm packed enough punch as evacuated from low-lying coastal tional Handicap, with Fuel Subsidy Islands (UPI) - Tropical Storm it marched through the Lesser An neighborhoods subject to high tides. •xpected entries as 1978 Frederic swept around the Virgin tilles Monday to topple a radio tower Schools were closed today HARTFORD (U P D - Gov. Ella e Crown winner Islands today but headed toward on the island of St. Martin and rip throughout Puerto Rico, and the ned and 1979 Kentucky Grasso says she is pleased with Puerto Rico, threatening to pour three roofs off houses on Antigua. Water Resources Authority pulled and Preakness winner the federal government's exten Barbuda was flooded with 3 inches of icular Bid, is shaping up huge quantities of rain on the island the plug on a dike in Trujillo Alto to 4 sion to Oct. 31 of a program sub ! race to determine the crippled from Hurricane David’s rain, but reported little damage. prevent overflows during the storm. sidizing oil compat^M'Which im onslaught last week. At 6 a.m., the tropical storm was lorse of the Year in tho- port home heating ml and diesel Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo urged bred racing. It will air The storm steadily weakened located near latitude 18.5 north and the population to take the same EC’s SportsWorld” on fuel. Monday night and was downgraded to longitute 65.4 west, about midway Mrs. Grasso sairl the extension precautions, including storing up on lay. Sept. 8. a tropical storm early today, with between St. Thomas in the Virgin canned" food, as were necessary Marlboro Cup is run would assure the oil companies peak winds of 65 mph, the National Islands and San Juan. It is moving on during Hurricane David. will beat the goal of 230-240 a distance of nine fur- Weather Service in San Juan said. a course just slightly north of west at In Charlotte Amali. capital of the (one and one-eighth million barrels of heating oil The service lifted its hurricane 10 mph. U.S. Virgin Islands, Gov. Juan Luis at Belmont Park in available for the winter heating "Little change in direction or ifork. Affirmed became watch for the Virgin Islands early went on radio and television and season. speed is expected for the next 24 -S t horse to win over 32 today but kept it for Puerto Rico. urged those living in flimsy dwellings The program was to have ended But the storm still posed “a definite hours,” the weather service said. n when he wen the Hol- Friday. to move to a half-dozen storm d Gold Cup on June 24. threat of locally heavy rains and “The storm will pass just north of The U.S. Department of energy shelters set up in churches and public floods” in Puerto Rico, the Virgin San Juan by late forenoon.” schools. also informed Mrs. Grasso as of Islands the the western Leeward In San Juan, Mayor Herman Electricity in St. Thomas was cut at Aug. 24, the national primary Islands,” the weather service said. Padilla said residents were being 10 p.m. as a preventive measure stock level of home heating oil was 189.7 million barrels, just 2.8 million off last year’s supply at that time. David’s Fury Lessens Holiday Deaths BOSTON (UPI) - Police in As It Heads North the six New England states reported at last 37 accidental N.C. The National Hurricane Center miles east of San Juan, Puerto Rico, deaths over the long holiday CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) in Miami said it might be necessary this morning. weeknd, including 34 traffic - Hurricane David, no longer the to extend the warnings farther north The lone death directly attributed deaths and three drownings. “diabolical fury ” that killed at least this morning. to David was that of a surfer who Massachusetts reported the 650 persons in the Carribean but still a formidable storm, churned slowly At 6 a.m. DT, the center of rushed out Sunday to take advantage highest number of holiday Hurricane David was located near deaths with a total of 13; Maine up the Florida coast today on a of David’s advande waves off Fort latitude 29.6 north and longitude 80.8 Lauderdale. His body was recovered and Vermont reported seven course that threatened Georgia and west, about 35 miles northeast of deaths; Rhode Island had five; A sail boat lies crippled, forced under a bridge in West Palm the Carolinas. last Monday. Dyan Cannon Daytona Beach. It was moving At least seven people died in ac New Hampshire reported three; Beach, Fla., by the strong winds of Hurricane David. David hit Hurricane warnings were posted E cidents during the storm preparation and there were two reported in from Daytona Beach, Fla., to toward the north at lO mph and was West Palm Beach early Monday with less than anticipated sin’Florida, and David s death toll in Connecticut. Charleston, S.C., and a hurricane expected to maintain that course and speed during the morning, keeping the Caribbean was climbing toward Drownings were reported in force. (UPI photo) watch extended to Cape Hatteras, the center over the water close to the 700. In the Dominican Republic, hit Massachusetts. Connecticut and coast. Vermont. by 150-mph winds Friday, at least 650 Highest winds in the storm, which Vermont’s fatality total, with were dead and four entire provinces thundered through the Carribean last six traffic deaths and one drow had yet to be heard from. Radiation Causes Loss week with 150 mph winds that Dominican President Antonio Guz ning, was upped by a single car man called the hurricane a accident Monday night that devasted the islands of Dominica and the Dominican Republic, were es "diobolical fury with an intensity un killed four people and injured precedented in this century ” and two others. timated at 90 mph over water. Of Crucial Saturn Data Residents and tourists along the asked for congressional approval to Georgia and South Carolina coasts rule the country by decree to combat First Birth MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (U P D - Titart’s temperature is important took the pictures from a distance of began leaving the beaches Monday as destroyed communities, food shor The first major disappointment in because, for life to exist, the surface 220,000 miles, and they have a resolu the storm moved up the coast, tages, hundreds of thousands of JACKPOT, Nev. (UPI) - The the 6*/2-year journey of Pioneer II,oc- should be above freezing, the level tion similar to a naked eye view from pushing strong winds and high tides homeless and the threat of first birth in Jackpot since the curred when crucial data about possi allowing primitive organisms to Earth of its moon. ahead of it. epidemics. casino town was founded in 1954 ble life on Saturn’s moon. Titan, was move. NASA showed pictures Monday Winds up to 85 mph left con On the Georgia coast, evacuations took place Monday — on Labor lost. Titan, larger than either Earth’s taken by Pioneer as it sped under siderable damage along the Florida began Monday on the barrier islands. Day. A justice of the peace The Space Agency said huge bursts moon or the planet Mercury, has the Saturn’s vast rings during Saturday’s coast from Palm Beach to Melbourne Civil defense spokesman Ray Potter delivered a healthy 4-pound baby of radiation from the sun blacked out chemicals necessary for organisms close encounter. The rings cast a Monday and drove hundreds of said Cumberland and Saplo islands girl. radio signals from the 565-pound to form, and it has an atmostpher. dark shadow across the planet which thousands from their homes to inland had been evacuated. 75 percent of the Gary and Blanche Lemons, of spacecraft for two hours Monday. Many scientists now theorize that is almost 10 times larger in diameter refuge, but no deaths or serious in resort island of Jekyll had been taken Wellsville, Nev., were hurriedly During, that crucial time period Titan’s surface is about 300 degrees than Earth. juries were reported. to the mainland. "Quite a few people traveling to the nearest hospital was Pioneer’s only chance — for just below zero Fahrenheit, but this Today, Pioneer was outbound, 1,6 Behind David, in the Carribean, are still on St. Simons Island,” he in’Twin Falls, Idaho, when the 34- 15 minutes while moving at 25,000 calculation has not been approved million miles from Saturn, passing another hurricane, Frederic, lost its said. year-old woman went into labor. mph — to obtain ultraviolet and some scientists disagree with it. some of its moons other than Titan punch Monday night and was reduced Under orders from Florida Gov. They pulled into a gas station in measurements of Titan. NASA’s Ams Research Center and headed on a trajectory that will to a tropical storm. The storm, with Bob Graham, National Guard troops Jackpot, population 1,000. Trouble These measurements would have received some polarization data and take it out of the solar system in 1993. winds of 65 mph - 10 miles below assisted in evacuations county-by is. Jackpot has no medical clinic, given the satellite’s temperature, the five pictures of Titan. The spacecraft hurricane strength - was about 100 county as David moved up the coast. hospital or even doctor. key to the question of whether The gas station attendant fran Titan’s conditions could foster life. tically called Justice Jay Snyder, Titan is the last place in the solar who rushed to the scene and system beside^, Earth where scien traduced in I94B delivered the infant. Lannan Names Three Sergeants tists think life forms could develop. The mother and child were then Charles Hall, Pioneer Project transported via one of Jackpot's MANCHESTER - Police Chief puters, Lannan said. He will replace moved to the detective’s bureau in ficer in 1974. manager, said he was deeply disap Gary Minor, who resigned Aug. 25 to 1970. Over the decade, Lannan said, He was transferred to the detective two ambulances to the Magic pointed. But he said a small percen Robert Lannan announced the Valley Hospital in Twin Falls. promotion of three officers to the accept a position at United Hennequin has been involved in most bureau a year later before switching tage of the data might be recovered Technologies, Internal Securities back to the patrol division to fill a by intensive reviews of recordings rank of sergeant this morning. of the bureau’s major investigations. Division. Hanley and Minor are vacancy there. made at the tracking station at They are Sgt. John Hanley, who is Hennequin, who received an Humorous Art credited with designing and Madrid. in charge of the computerized associate’s degree from Manchester Holyfield has a bachelor’s degree programming the system which WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Previously, Pioneer had been un records and information system, Sgt. Community College in 1971, is in business administration from the collects police information for Oscar-winning actor Art Carney usually lucky during its 2-billion-mile Robert Hennequin, in the detective recognized by the courts as a first- University of Connecticut and is a hasn’t lost his sense of humor bureau, and Sgt. Russell Holyfield, in microfilm. 4 trip. It survived the asteroid belt, rate fingerprint expert, Lannan said. first degree black belt holder in LL during his stay at a Connecticut and it suffered some circuitry the patrol division. Hanley is married to Deborah He is married to Beverly Hennequin. karate from the School of Oyama in hospital. damage when blasted by enormous Sgt. Hanley is a six-year veteran of Hanley. New Britain. Carney left his hospital bed the force and was transferred to the Sgt. Holyfield joined the depart radiation as it curved close around He is married to the former Linda Monday to make a surprise computer division in 1975 because of Sgt. Hennequin joined the depart ment as a patrol officer in 1971 and Jupiter. But that damage had been became its Community Relations of Gee. appearance on the Connecticut expected. “an intellectual curiosity” for com ment as a patrolman Jan. 5,1964 and segment of the Jerry Lewis telethon for muscular dystrophy at the University of Hartford. He donated a plastic bag stuffed with donations from staff and fellow patients at Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Castro Talk Shocks Delegates icimiiuiiig the audience of Soviet aid Middletown, where he has been military uniform, launched into what walked out because the Castro Yugoslavia has accused Cuba, the speech was "vituperative.” to Cuba since Washington imposed a summit’s host — and by tradition, one Yugoslav source called “a “savage” economic blockade against brutally frank and surprisingly tough Castro accused Washington of president of the movement for the everything from trying to the island in 1963. speech.” next three years — of trying to tilt the assassinate him to fueling the Middle “Cuba is a socialist country but we non-aligned nations toward Havana’s East crisis, keeping poor nations do not impose our system either out friend in Moscow. Castro’s finger-waving attacks on Inside Today the United States, Egypt and China from developing and trying to under side or inside,” he said, stressing during his 85-minute speech mine the non-aligned summit. that the Caribbean island is not “a» triggered a walkout by U.S. and tool of Soviet policy.” But the part of the speech that “No one has ever told us what to Peking diplomats and a heated three- most surprised the 1,400 delegates hour discussion on the Egypt-Israel do.” and 1,100 journalists at the con Castro called the Camp David ac pace treaty. ference was where he admitted his cords between Egypt and Israel ”a close ties to Moscow — and defended flagrant treason to the Arab cause them. and the Palestinian people” and “ We owe a det»t of gratitude to urged the rriovement to “at last sanc socialist solidarity,” Castro said. tion” Cairo. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Tues„ Sept. 4, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Sept. 4. 1979- PAGE THREE The Weather Peoplelalk Scarce, Costly Gasoline Upcoming Trip^ Slows Holiday Death Toll Double Purpose By United Press International The council said although supplies might not be as tight •ANPIIAMCItOO. as feared by the average traveler, those fears combined The National-Safety Council’s prediction that fears of Debby Boone and her new husband, Gabril scarce and high-priced gasoline would keep the Labor with the threat of high prices would prevent many LOtANOCLEt Ferrer, will mix business with pleasure next month Day holiday weekend traffic death toll below last year’s motorists from taking lengthy trips. when they turn Miss Boone's concert tour of Japan total apprently hold true. A count by United Press International at 3 a.m. DT today showed at last 449 people had been killed in traffic lOWIII TIMfllAfUllt into a honeymoon. The daughter of Pat Boone and As motorists jammed the nation’s highways Monday, the son of Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer were taking advantage of what actually were plantiful gas accidents during on holiday weekend, whibh began at 6 p.m. local tjme Friday and ended at midnight Monday. -W- married Saturday in Hollywood. The groom's supplies on the last weekend of the summer, the weekend mother handled vocal chores, singing “I'll Never death count mounted steadily, but not nearly so high as A breakdown of accidents deaths: Say Goodbye” — from the movie “The Promise” — during the 1978 Labor Day weekend. Traffic 449 Drowning 44 70 E23* • ^ now and the bride's father served as chauffeur, driving The council had estimated between 450 and 550 would UflWfATXeA POTOCAIT C the couple to a reception at the Wilshire Country die on the nation’s highways during the period, well below Plane 20 Club in a top-down Rolls-Royce. Debby didn't sing the 750 traffic deaths recorded during last year's holiday. Total 513 For period ending 7 a m. 9/5 79. During Tuesday night, it. but all that attention would light up almost California led the count with 50 traffic deaths. Tei»s rain and showers will be expected throughout the mid and anybody's life. had 39, followed by Michigan with 27; Georgia 18; North .south Atlantic states, while mostly fair weather should Carolina, Ohio and Aiabama 16 each; Missouri, Florida dominate the rest of the nation. Swiminjng Fees and New York 14, and Tennessee 13. No traffic deaths “ r / i o Was That were reported in Alaska, the District of Columbia, Glassed Man?** Hawaii, Nevada and North Dakota. Connefli(^ut Weather , ' To Be Refunded Of the dozen persons killed on Indiana roadways during Sunny today. High temperatures 80 to 86. 27 to 29 C. The judge said Clayton Moore couldn't wear his the holiday period, police reported half of the victims Fair tonight. Lows 55 to 60. Becoming mosatly cloudy Lone Ranger mask in public any more — so he SOUTH WINDSOR -Due for three days m early were riding motorcycles or mopeds. Another victim died Wednesday. Highs 75 to 80. Probability of precipitation 10 didn't. The man who has billed himself as the famed to the early closing of August because testing when a homemade “buggy” lost its steering wheel and percent today and tonight 20 percent Wednesday. Winds Western white-hat for three decades showed up at a New Sun Deck Veteran’s Memorial Park, showed that the water was rolled over near Terre Haute. , • light and variable through Wednesday. radio station promotion Monday in Louisville. Ky.. refunds for the fourth ses unsafe for public swim An F-106 fighter jet crashed into a Dillon, Mont., grain sans mask — but with large sunglasses cut very like New mothers in the maternity department Friday were, left to right sitting around the sion of swimming lessons ming. elevator and exploded Mortday, killing the pilot and sen it. The 64-year-old Moore, who played the Ranger at Rockville General Hospital enjoy the table, Paula Wilson, of Rockville, Jane will be made from now Shortly after the area ding debris into tanks at an Exxon bulk oil plant, causing .4ir Quality for several years on television, was unmasked last recently completed sundeck that perches on Rogala of Tolland, Linda Martelli of South through Sept. 21. was reopened, an elec a second explosion. week when Wrather Corp., which owns rights to the The state Department of Environmental Protection Windsor, and sitting in the lounge, Maureen If a child was registered trical storm damaged the The plane crashed on the edge of a crowd of thousands fictional hero, went to court. Wrather wants to the roof just outside the nurses’ station. The forecast good air quality levels for all of Connecticut Olshewski of Ellington. Among them they for the session, a parent filters and the pond was of people watching a parade held in conjunction with the make a new Ranger movie — with a younger actor deck was built off the property and then in may pick up the money at closed for the remainder of Dillon Jaycee Labor Day Rodeo and the Beaverhead todav. — and doesn't want Moore out conveying the older stalled. It has all new redwood furniture,, but had three girls and two boys. In all there The DEP reported the air quality was good in Hartford. the Recreation Depart the summer. County Fair. A Montana highway patrolman at the edge image. . were 11 babies in the hospital nursery on Bridgeport. Stamford and New Britain Monday. It the plants that will go in the five planters ment in the Wapping Com Spring Pond is the town's of the crowd and two women suffered burns. reported the air quality was moderate in New Haven. hadn’t arrived yet. Enjoyihg the deck last Friday. (Herald photo by Richmond) munity Center, between 9 only public swimming Greenwich. Danbury., Waterbury and Enfield. Small World a.m. and 4 p.m. area. Spring Pond was closed Billy Barty has been in show business for 51 years — Patty Malony for 23. And while both are rather Tree Hazard In Lightning restricted by typecasting, they're still going strong. Builder To Submit Plan Extended Foreeast They're midgets - or “little people” as they prefer WASHINGTON (UPI) - ning rod. Lightning tends to be called — and both were on hand Monday in Waiting out a to strike the highest object Extended outlook for New England Thursday thru Hollywood where Robert Jani is holding auditions thunderstorm on a tree on its path to the ground, ""It sure will Saturdav: for his stage production of "Snow White and the For Elderly Apartments near a golf course or near but it also may strike per Mass.. R.l. & Conn.: Cloudy with a chance of rain Seven Dwarves" to open Sept. 18 at New York's an athletic field is about as sons under, in, or near a Thursday and Friday. Partly cloudy Saturday. High Radio City Music Hall. Miss Maloney just finishd SOUTH WINDSOR - Builder the Housing Authority that there is a Ronan said that he saw the rejec safe as standing in the mid tree," he said. be nice temperatures 75 to 80 Low temperatures from the mid costarring with Flip Wilson and Ruth Buzzi in Francis F. Ronan is expected to re demand for cluster apartments for tion of the proposal as a “case of dle of a freeway at rush 50s to low 60s. "Skatetown. U.S.A.. " and Barty just completed wealthy older persons. reverse discrimination.” hour, an expert on severe Vermont: Chance of rain Thursday and Friday. Partly submit his plan to build an 80-unit ECW Meeting "Hardly Working" with Jerry Lewis. "The public believes that when you storms says. sunny Saturday. High in the 70s to near 80. Low in the 50s apartment complex for the elderly to are over 62 you must be automatical “You may not get hit, SOUTH WINDSOR -A to finally have the Housing Authority next month. Although the Housing Authority to low 60s. ly poor," said Ronan. He said that he but you're taking a representative from the Main and New Hampshire: Partly cloudy with a chance Quote of the Day The original plan was turned down gave no official reason for turning follows the governments definition of dangerous and un state Department of Con of showers through the period. Daytime highs mostly in by the panel recently, following down the application, one source said David Bohm, American editor of the Guinness elderly as a person being over 62 necessary risk,” Mike sumer Protection will be the 70s. Overnight lows in the 50s. objection from many persons living that there was some fear that the a bank at Book of World Records, in US magazine on the in the Old Main Street area. The units apartments would be a failure and years of age and finances do not Mogil, National Weather the speaker at the Sept. 12 meeting of the Episcopal proliferation of Guinness madness: "We just had a are proposed for the site near the would be turned over the town. enter into it. He said he believed that Service meteorologist; Church Women of South fellow who went around New York singing from the South Windsor Convalescent Home Another said that if the apartments the complex would be a tremendous said. back of a flatbed truck. He seemed to have carved Windsor. BurrCornersT were not rented to persons who success and fill a need in the com He said the time to get The meeting will be at Lon^ Island his own nich. A few weeks later, however, someone Ronan said he will submit basically would be able to afford the high ren munity. inside or into a car is when in England drove around singing from a truck in the According to a recent amendment 7:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.L. and Montauk the same plan that was rejected by tals. then the complex would be thunderclouds begin same amount of time while his wife brushed his the Housing Authority, but will turned into “just another apartment to the Planning and Zoning Commis building or when the sky Episcopal Church. Sand Point. N.Y : A cold front will become stationary south of teeth. It proves that no category — no matter how New England Beauties sion regulations, multiple unit Hill Road. The public is in the area today. South to southeast winds 10 to 15 knots atempt to clarify the application in structure,” something the town does starts to get dark. unique — is inviolate." hopes that it will gain approval. not need. housing proposals for the elderly “A tree is a natural light vited. today and tonight Southerly winds 10 to 20 knots may be screened by the Housing Wednsday. Partly cloudy today and tonight with a few Putting their oar forward on the beach at Island, Elaine Rushow; Miss Massachusetts, The apartment complex is geared Residents of the town’s historic Glimpses Lisa Jean Matta; and Miss New Hampshire, to appeal to the "well-to-do elderly” district have voiced much objection Authority before the PZC receives showers toward morning. Cloudy with scattered showers Atlantic City, N.J., are Miss America con them. A spokesman for the Planning and thunderstorms Wednesday. Visibility locally below 1 testants, left to right. Miss Connecticut, Monica Skiathitis. They will compete for the with apartment rentals in the $350 to the proposal — many fearful that Genvive Bujold is starring on location in Canada per month range. the atmosphere of the neighborhood and Zoning Commission said they mile in patchy fog later tonight and Wednesday morning and Austria in "Final Assignment" —a feature film Laura Anne Kaufmann; Miss Vermont, Shari Miss America crown on Saturday. (UPI would abide by the authority’s deci and 1 to 3 miles in showers and thunderstorms otherwise Ronan said he will attempt to pre would be disrupted by the apartment about Soviet dissidents — with Michael York, Bach; Miss Maine, Jhl O’Brien; Miss Rhode photo) sent a market survey taken to show complex. sion on thd'Ronan application. 3 to 5 miles in haze. Average wave hights 1 to 2 feet today Burgess Meredith and Collen Dewhurst ... Jose and tonight increasing Wednesday. Ferrer is eostarring in Los Angels with Henry Fon da, John Houseman and Fay Wray in "Gideon's Trumpet, " based on the novel by Anthony Lewis ... Schools To Reduce Oil Use may b,e available later to help pay for Card Snodgrass opens Monday in Wichita, Kan., in VERNON —School students in ^ r - in keeping with federal regulations the cost of the recommended the drama-thriller "The Attic "... Anthony Hopkins Barker Named non will probably be forced to wear for public buildings. Although the New England W eather renovations. has just completed on-location filming in Maryland warmer clothing to school this winter elementary schools are exempt from Other conservation measures will Mass.. Conn & R.L: Partly sunny along the south coast, of th CBS-TV special "Here There B Dragons: The as the Board of Education will keep these regulations, Vernon school of otherwise sunny today. High temperatures from the mid Voyage of the Mayflower ". .. thermostat settings down in an effort ficials plan to have the thermostats include pulling the window shades 70s alonggthe coast to the mid 80s well inland. Tonight New Commander to conserve fuel. in those schools set at 68 degrees. down at the end of the school day. clear in the north, partly cloudy in the south. Lows in the The school system is aiming to cut The latter is a rule established by the The custodial staffs of the schools set the thermostats at the mandatory 50s inland, the mid Ws near the shore. Wednesday marine School in New London. down on heating fuel by 20 percent to local board. becoming cloudy. A chance of rain along the south coast Lieut. Commander Timothy L, State officials are planning to level and locks have been installed so Barker, husband of the former Following Submarine School, he help offset the large increases in the B a ck to Sch oo l late in the day. Highs from the mid 70s to the low 80s. make an inspection of the Northeast they can not be readjusted by anyone Penelope Sue Hallihan of was assigned to the USS Piper, costs. When the school board was. Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont: Variable preparing the current budget it put School (elementary) where local else. Manchester, has been named com where he served as supply officer, cloudiness north and partly sunny south today. Highs in an additional $20,000 in the fuel oil ac school employees recently made an The Board of Education is manding officer of the USS Wahoo. commissary officer and assistant the 60s north and 70s south. Clear tonight. Lows from mid count. The town schools used 456,583 engineering study of fuel consump expected to discuss further energy Change of Command ceremonies engineer. 40s to low 50s. Wednesday increasing cloudiness with gallons of fuel oil last winter. tion. The state will tell the local conservation measures when it f Lottery Numbers were held Aug. 1 at the Philadelphia He later served on the USS highs in the 70s. Plans are to have the termostats in school officials what can be done to meets Sept. 10. (Pa.) Naval Shipyard. Clamagore, the USS Tang and on the conserve energy. Federal money staff of Commander Submarine secondary schools set at 65 degrees BLU£5 The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Monday in Barker, son of Mrs. W. 0. Barker New England: and the late W. 0. Barker, is from Group 8 in Naples, Italy. In 1974, he Hockanum Industries Dresden, Ohio. He graduated from was assigned to the USS John Adams r ' / Connecticut: 814. An Invitation to Dance V National Forecast Massachusetts: 5841. Jefferson High School in Dresden in and later served on the USS Bonefish VERNON —The Board of Rhode Island: 5062. 1961 and received a bachelor's degree until Aug. 1978. He then assigned to Directors of Hockanum In- from REGATS! dustries wili meet City Fest Hi Lo IVliami ts m m in 1965. He attended Officer Can the staff Commander Submarine With The Albuquerque pc 94 64 Milwaukee pc 68 m didate School in Newport, R.L, and Group 5 where he served as in Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Anchorage pc 58 44 Minneapolis sy 76 52 was commissioned an ensign in the telligence officer until reporting to the Community Room of Asheville Is 82 66 Najihville pc 89 70 Naval Reserve. He was assigned to the USS Wahoo in July 1979, the Vernon Police Station, Wrangler $/\QO Atlanta Is 86 71 New Orleans ts 87 74 The Almanac Li. Cnitlr. T.L. Barker the USS Seawolf while awaiting Sub corner of West Street and fijuidUcL ^jibAo/L SxJm L Baltimore 86 72 New York pc 86 73 Route 30. Billing.s Mnt w''95 58 Oklahoma City f 90 70 By liniled Press Inlernalional The board is making Birmingham pc 88 71 Omaha sy 89 67 plans to open a sheltered CORDS.... V Boston Today is Tuesday, Sept. 4, the 247th day of 1979 with 118 pc 85 74 Philadelphia pc 84 74 workshop for area han of, (DamsL (Mi. Buffalo sy 76 69 to follow. Area Police Report Phoenix sy 107 77 dicapped persons who are Charlseton S.C r m 77 Pittsburgh pc 82 68 The moon is approaching its full phase. Charlotte N.C ts 89 69 The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter, over the age of 21. The home of the Portland M sy 83 64 ty bond for appearance in court in with driving while under the in Wrangler $-■ /\QO Chicago sy 76 67 Portland Ore. sh 73 57 The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. Vernon public is invited to the Cleveland sy 84 64 Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. Rockville on Sept. 11. fluence of liquor or drugs or both. meeting. Manchester Youth Ballet Providence pc 83 74 Two 15-year-old male juveniles Columbus pc 84 64 Hichmond sh 86 72 German composer Anton Bruckner was born Sept, 4, Michael L, Leighton, 17, of 12 King The arrest was made on Main Street Dallas pc 93 74 St l.ouis sy 91 71' were apprehended Friday night at St., Rockville, was charged Friday in Talcottville. He was released on a Country Gala 1824. Rockville High School. One was JEANS... lU Denver sy 86 55 Salt Lake City f 94 61' night with evading responsibility. He $100 nonsurety bond for court on Des Moines On this day in history: charged with reckless endanger- WASHINGTON (UPI) - A ^*An E d u ca tio n in Dance** sy 84 63 San Diego f 82 65 In 1609, Henry Hudson discovered the island of Manhat allegedly struck the front of the Mile Sept. 11. Detroit sy 83 60 San Francisco f 68 63 ment, criminal trespassing and Hill Drug Store and broke a window Judy A. Shakelford, 22, and George gala “Celebration of Coun * Adult Classes In Ballet A Jazz El Paso pc 99 67 tan. criminal mischief and the other was try Music” will be held at San Juan ts 88 76 In 1781, Spanish settlers founded the city of Los and then left the scene. Sargent, 48, both of 5 Oak St., * Graded Classes In Classic Ballet Hartford pc 86 71 Seattle sh 67 55 charged with criminal trespassing, historic Ford’s Theater Levi’s |-| ^ ^ 0 Angeles. He was released on his promise to Rockville, were charged Sunday with Honolulu sy 90 73 Spokane sh 58 55 criminal mischief, and illegal posses Oct. 2 as part of President * Pra-Ballat * Jazz Houston 1 0 ts 84 74 In 1969, Brazilian terrorists kidnapped American Am appear in court on Sept. 11. disorderly conduct in connection ■Syracuse sy 79 70 sion of marijuana. Deborah Kellem, 18, of 199 South Carter’s designation of Oc * Tap * Pre-School — Teen Classes Indianapolis pc 86 66 Tampa bassador Burke Elbrick. He was released three days with the investigation of a family dis ts 81 77 Police said the two youths were St., Rockville, was arrested Monday tober as “Country Music .lackson Miss pc 87 69 Washington pc 85 74 later when the Brazilian government freed 15 political turbance. They are scheduled to * Gymnastic Tumbling ■ Acrobatics JEANS... l i observed doing damage to the Month.”______Jack.sonville r 87 74 Wichita sy 94 68 prisoners. on a warrant charging her with third- appear in court on Sept. 21. athletic field. They aliegedly tried to Kansas City ■sy 87 66 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- In 1971, a jetliner crashed in the Alaskan mountains, degree criminal mischief in connec Mark H. Laudie, 19, of Upper Las Vegas sy 102 67 run down a male adult with theif cloudy: f-fair; hz-haze; m- killing 111 people. tion with the investigation of an Aug. Butcher Road, Ellington, was “A dancer ii an athlete and like any other athlete runt a constant riak o{\ it it it ..it it ^ k j it it it it it it it Little Hock pc 90 69 motorcycle as the adult was attemp missing; pc-partly cloudy ; r- 15 incident. charged Sunday with reckless driving injury — to minimise the risk — good technical training is easentiaL Be ^ Plus Los Angeles sy 84 66 ting to assist police in their ap rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; A thought for the day: American novelist F. Scott She allegedly damaged a pick-up on Route 83. His court date is Sept. an educated parent or dancer — Choose your teacher carefully! Loui.sville pc 87 69 prehension. SOLAR sn*snow; sy*sunny; ts* Fitzgerald said, “Show me a hero and I will write you a truck on Maple Street. 21. Memphis pc 91 72 thunderstorms; w-wina^. Police said two other youths ran off FREE Levi’s Poster with ■tragedy,” ' In lieu of posting a $5(X) bond she Robert L. Ransom, 20, of 7 Ham can m ean and were not apprehended at that was taken to Niantic Women's mond St., Rockville, was charged Miss Gibson Is a well qualified professional teacher having taught //' J time. The two who were apprehended Correctional Center and will be Monday with two counts of 50% SAVINGS In the area for several years and Is well known for her classic ballet In the purchase of any 2 pairs! Mancheslcr To Advertlae were released to the custody of their presented in court on today. tampering with a motor vehicle, two struction, having produced and directed the ballets Les Sylphides, Les East Hart lord — Glastonbury To Report Newt on ENERGY, For a classified advertisement, call parents and referred to juvenile Peter J. Boning Jr., 50, of 34 counts of fourth-degree larceny, Patineurs, Stars and Stripes, La Boutiquq Fantasque, Coppella, and To report a news item or story idea: authorities. y Hurry...supply is limited! Evening Herald ■643-2711 and ask for Classified. 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Earl Yost, 643-2711 with the investigation of an incident The three were released on $50 tion with the investigation of an inci lOMESTEAD three months, $23,40 for six months, a'nd at Shakey's Pizza parking lot. The ac bonds for court appearance on Sept. dent at Valley Falls Park. All three Heating & Engineering Co. should be made by .5 p.m. Monday Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday and by 7:30 a m. .Satur $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are cused allegedly removed an antenna were released for court appearance 525-7296 *872-8518 Monday through Friday. 11. 388 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER day. available on request. from a police cruiser. Edward R. Nielpen. 27, of Hunter on Sept. II. He was released on a $100 nonsure Road, Tolland, was charged Sunday PAGE FX)UR - EVENING HERALD. Tueg., Sept. 4. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept. 4. 1979 - PAGE FIVE Bolton Schools To Open New Hampshire Oil Spill With Full-Day Sessions Growing; Hits Beaches
BOLTON — Bolton schools will reopen Wednesday for lunch programs will be in effect. PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (U PI) - Concord," a 613-foot Liberian tanker. “It will take awhile to find out the 197(M980 school year. The high school will be in ses The teaching staff reported today and met with prin What was first thought to be a tiny Coast Guard officials originally what the environmental impact is," sion from 8 a.m. to 2:14 p.m. and Bolton Elementary cipals to discuss such things as school system objectives, mess in the Piscataqua River “just thought an improperly sealed valve Durham said. “ But so far, we Center School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. school policies, teacher evaluation supervision and keeps getting bigger,” as it turns into on the tanker spilled only about 1,000 haven't seen any dead fish or birds Joseph Fleming is beginning his sixth year as principal parent communication. The elementary teachers were to a nasty oil spill blackening 10 miles gallons. But the estimate rose almost floating around." of the high school and Richard Packman his fourth year be presented with new handbooks. of shore between Maine and New hourly over the Labor Day weeknd. Dick Benn said his 52-slip marina as principal of the elementary school. Hampshire. “ It looks like something in the in Dover had a half-inch thick layer Both schools will be in full-dny^sions and the regular The teachers also heard an address by Raymond Allen, “ It's just a lot bigger than we neighborhood of 25,000 gallons," of oil floating on top of the river. superintendent of schools and the Parent-Teacher thought it w as," U.S. Coast Guard Durham said. The Coast Guard has “It's miserable stuff," he said. “It Organization provided the lunch for the teaching staff as spoksman Brian Durham said Mon asked owners of the Liberian tanker made just one awful mess. The grass Andover Bus Routes well as for the custodial staff and members of the Board day. “We realize we're going to need to hire more workers to clean up the along the shore is black as far as you of Eklucation. Joseph Haloburdo, chairman of the board, a lot more people to clean this up." mess. can see." Andover Road, Wales Road, Rout^ spoke after the luncheon session. Manning on-shore vacuum trucks Coast Guard Lt. John Stuart said “We've closed the marina and 6, Shoddy Mill Road, Wales and a floating vacuum barge, more there was another problem. we've got to pull all the boats out of Route 1 Road, Boston Hill Road, Allen said that highlighU of this school year will focus than 60 clean-up specialists from “The whole cleanup is hindered by the water to clean them ," he said. Rham Cider Mill Road to school. on the implementation of a totally revised curriculum, Boston and Portsmouth managed to the currents in this river," he said of "This mess cost me the last big Starts 6:35 a.m. — Route 3 the implementation of recommendations made by the suck up about 10,000 gallons of the oil the fast-moving Piscataqua. weekend of the summer." Boston Hill Road, Center New England Association of Schools and Colleges in its by mid-afternoon. New Concord Ltd., owners of the Several lobstermen-who fish the Starts 7:30 a.m. — Street, Hebron Road, evaluation of the high school last year, the introduction of “We've cleaned up a lot,” Durham tanker, said their insurance would mouth of the river complained they Bunker Hill Road, Parker School Road, Lakeside a totally new science program for (jrades K-6, the in said, “and there's still more. It just pay for any damage caused by the couldn’t pull up their traps, for fear Bridge Road, Route 6, Drive, Island Street, Lake troduction of Spanish IV at the high school, and a newly keeps getting bigger." spill. The tanker left port for their catch would be spoiled by the Route 87, Lake Road, Er- Rdad, Hebron Road, approved full-time program for the gifted students. The sticky tar-like fuel spewed into Wilmington, N.C. Sunday afternoon. sticky oil. doni Hill Road, Lake Road, Gilead Road, Hebron the river that divides Maine and New Representatives from the U.S. En The last large oil spill in the area Bausola Road, Lake Road Improvements to the physical plant over the summer Hampshire Saturday night as crews vironmental Protection Agency and occurred in February 1978 when the Road. & Lakeside Drive, included installation of fans to increase ventilation in the at Sprague Energy's Newington sta environmental departments in Maine Bouchard 105. a 340-foot barge, ac Route 2 Lakeside Drive, School K-4 building's all-purpose room, a new spray booth in the tion were trying to unload a shipment and New Hampshire surveyed the cidentally dumped about 7.000 Starts 6:25 a.m. — Route Road to school. high school industrial arts area, new flooring in the main of No. 6 heating oil from the "New damage Monday. gallons into the river. 87, Parker Bridge Road, Route 4 corridor of the center building and improved tennis court Bunkqr Hill Road, Route 6, Starts 7:50 a.m. — lighting at the high school. Hutchinson Road, Times Hebron Road, Long Hill Allen recently reported to the school board that the High Level Talks Farm Road, Route 6, Road, Bear Swamp Road, physical plant and grounds are in excellent condition due background, which sailed for the Israeli port Wales Road, Boston Hill Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, in white Lottery Ad Withdrawn to the efforts of the custodial and maintenance staff. Wheeling Road, Skinner naval uniform, and Vice President Hosmi of Haifa. Sadat will meet with Israeli Prime Road, East Street. Hill Road, Hendee Road, Allen also reported that all teaching positions have AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — Advertisements and advertising agency Body & Co. — and a joint decision was Route 3 Pine Ridge Drive, Long been filled. He said he and the two principals feel that Mobarak are engaged in conversation Mon Minister Begin for two days of talks at Haifa'. brochures indicating 24 people "won a bundle" on the made last week between Rae Ann French of the attorney Hill Road, Center Road, they have been very fortunate in finding "really top-flight day at the dock in Port Said, Egypt, before Sadat and Mobarak are followed by their Starts 6:25 a.m. — Route Maine lottery have been ordered withdrawn or modified general’s consumer fraud division. Carey and the agency 4 people to fill all vacancies." 6, Long Hill Road, Bear Hebron Road to school. boarding the yacht al Horreya in the wives. (UPI photo) by the lottery commission after they were deemed poten to withdraw the brochures and to modify the broadcast Swamp Road, Wheeling tially misleading. ads to explain that none of the Falmouth residents made Road, Skinner Hill Road, Lottery head Richard J. “Spike" Carey said Monday a "bundle." Hendee Road, Pine Ridge the advertisements and brochures ordered removed or U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale, left, guest house in Tokyo for a working lunch with Drive, Hendee Road, Long altered after they were referred to the attorney general’s is greeted by Japanese Prime Minister Ohira. Looking on is Foreign Minister Sunao Hill Road, Merritt Valley Iran Closes AP Bureau office were based on 24 Falmouth residents who were Masayoshi Ohira Monday as he arrives at a Sonoda. (UPI photo) Road, Lake Road. each given 32 one dollar lottery tickets to play, a total of Route 2 TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - The The agency's new bureau manager, respondents of “ biased and distorted 768 tickts. Rham — Grades 7 & 8 government today shut down the Nicolas Tatro and his correspondent reporting which provoked world Carey said 114 tickets were winners, totalling $264 in 9ldtioSc)iODl Starts 11 a.m. — Bear Associated Press bureau and ordered wife Earlen also were no longer public opinion." winnings. with fairway's wonderful Swamp Road, Wheeling its correspondents out of the country, authorized to act as reporters, Eight Western correspondents had “They sure didn’t win a bundle, ” Carey said. “ None of Mondale^s Chinese Trip Road, Skinner Hill Road & the official Pars news agency Bhzadnia said. been expelled before today's action, them made enough money on the game to return the full selection of all the Wheeling Road, Skinner reported. He did not say if the couple was also including reporters for The Los $32 that they would have had to put into the game if they Important little thingsl Hill Road, Long Hill Road, Foreign press Chief Ali Bhzadnia being ordered to leave Iran. Angeles Times and The New York had bought those tickets." • note books Pine Ridge Drive, Long told Pars the AP bureau was being Behzadnia's statement, quoted by Times. The ads and brochures were designed by Portland Results in Agreements • lunch boxes Hill Road, Route 6, closed because of .“false reports and Pars, said the agency's two Iranian • school bags Hutchinson Road & other reasons given earlier after the reporters, Ali Rza Jahanshahi and CHERYL ARVIDSO^ they won't be interfering and com top Chinese leaders, toured the coun • book covers Hendee Road, Hutchinson expulsion of other correspondents." Frshteh Mamy, "will not cooperate WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice peting with one another to too great tryside to confer with local and Acrobats To Tour • pads t panclls Road, Hutchinson & Times Bhzadnia said the bureau would re with this bureau.” President Walter Mondale, weary an extent." regional officials and got in a hefty • pans a lillers Farm Road, Route 6, main closed until the introduction As for the Tatros, he said they HONOLULU (UPI) - The Chinese REGISTRATION FOR but "pleased as punch" with the The Indochina refugee situation and chunk of sightseeing. Aspinall Drive & Route 6, and acceptance of any new AP cor were "working unofficially with the Acrobats of Taiwan will start a 4- success of his 10-day trip to China the Vietnamese occupation of Cam His major speech on U.S.-China Burnap Brook Road & respondent by th government. agency." The AP bureau in Tehran month, 65-city tour of the U.S. and and the Far East, had a luncheon bodia also were discussed. Mondale relations was broadcast on Chinese MUSIC LESSONS “ ev ery Route 6 Wales Road, Wales The press chief said AP's outgoing said, however, the couple had been Canada in Honolulu Sept. 21. This date today to report to his boss. spent less than three hours in the radio and television — affording little Road & Shoddy Mill Road, bureau chief Thomas Kent and cor issued accreditation cards by Bhzad time they will be joined by the •GUITAR •ORGAN President Carter. Japanese capital. millions of Chinese their first oppor th in g " Wales Road, Boston Hill respondent Philip Dopoulos “have nia before today's announcement. Magicians of Taiwan, making their Mondale’s weeklong visit to China On the two-day visit to Hong Kong, tunity to hear a message from a •ACCORDIAN •PIANO Road, Boston Hill Road & been expelled." The press chief accused the AP cor North American debut. 4 resulted in new agreemnts fpr trade the vice president toured two foreign leader, and making him an SEPT. 4-8th, 3-6 P.M. . * - * Juravaty Road, Boston Hill JidU D utU l^S SJwoLlf^mnaAics and development projects and a new crowded refugee camps and instant celebrity throughout much of Road, East Street and to TEL. 649-6205 consulate in Canton. In Hong Kong defended U.S, efforts to find and China. Rham. eAV 7ME5C Sunday, he toured crowded refugee rescue Vietnamese boat people The most important official part of o ju me iu , Court Lifts Restrictions -the camps and defended the U.S. policy afloat on the South China Sea. the trip was the signing in Peking of Route 1 of picking up and assisting the In That initiative, he said, is "the bilateral cooperation agreements Elementary School PROGRAM FEATURES dochina "boat people." right thing to do ... one of the best DUBALDO with the Chinese to start a new Starts 7:40 a.m. — Rokte A Small group Instruction on all four Olympic Events, floor exercise, And in Tokyo en route home Mon things our government has done in a cultural exchange program between 6, Merritt Valley Road, On College Scholarship day, he had lunch with Prim e long time. " the countries and to give th Chinese Route 6, Hutchinson Road balance beam, vaulting, uneven bars. MUSIC CENTER religious and geographic stipulations. E Minister Masayoshi Ohira at the As he headed home. Mondale told much-needed technical assistance & Times Farm Road, ■k Large facility with the finest line of gymnastic apparatus HARTFORD (UPI) — A lack of needy, white The court based its decision on Fuller’s bequest of $20.- elegant Japanese summer palace and reporters his mission had been a for work on hydroelectric systems. Route 6, Bailey Road, k Professional staff of college graduates specialized In gymnastic Congregationalist male high school graduates in Hartford TURNFME MANCHESTER Many flowers have been cultivated for their medicinal 000 to the Immanuel Congregational Church in Hartford briefed him on U.S.-Chinese success in expanding relations with It was the first trip to China by a Hickory Hill Road, training, certified gymnastic judges, and current gymnastic champions. County has prompted the state Supreme Clourt to revise a properties. and his "exceedingly strong attachment’’ to thet Hartford relations. China. The United States and the top U.S. official since Gerald Ford Aspinall Drive & Route 6, k Preschool program for ages 2 'h and up 22-year-old will setting up a scholarship fund for the Mike Mansfield, U.S. ambassador People’s Republic established formal traveled there in 1975. Burnap Brook Road & k High school recreation and women's sllmnastics/gymnastics youths. area. p The high court, in a ruling released today, upheld a The court noted the word "Caucasian" appeared only to Japan, said Mondale told Ohira he relations in January but a number of Route 6, Route 6, Lake k High school competitors' preparation class for gymnasts competing on was "pleased as punch" with his trip difficulties had held up full im lower court's decision to remove the racial and sexual once in the will and that the racial and sexual stipulations Road, Brown Drive, high school teams, and needing professional training on advanced to China, and had reaffirmed to plementation of the new status, par Artificial Hearts restrictions on the Frank Roswell Fuller Scholarship resulted in a "reluctance and refusal of ministers of the Rockledge Drive, skills and routine competition. Your coaches are welcome. Ohira the need for U.S. consultation ticularly economically. HERSHEY, Pa. (UPI) - Scien Matheson Drive, Lake Fund which had limited recipients of aid to white males. Congregational faith and education in the eligible I A warm and friendly atmosphere conducive to learning with Japan on trade with China "so Mondale held 12 hours of talks with tists who equipped 16 calves with Road to school. But the court upheld restrictions which limited the colleges and universities to publicize the availability of scholarship aid to members of the Protestant these racially and sexually biased scholarships” A/OIA//S TH E B ES T mechanical artificial hearts during Route 2 The court said between the time the lower court issued two major experimental programs at Congregational Church living in Hartford County, which Starts 7:40 a.m. — East the Milton S. Hershey Medical it said the administrators of the fund should be able to its first ruling and the justices overturned it, the Chamber of Commerce Street, Willow Drive, Stplember -It-8 laoo — Center have hope that artificial find. scholarship selection committee had awarded grants Boston Hill Road, Jurovaty without regard to race or sex and had found a sufficient TIM E TO SE£0 AND hearts may be provided for human for'no(X'A (wlL (o^9- 3577 The state attorney general's office had sought to have Road, Gilead Road, Town beings in about three years. the religious stipulation removed also. number of recipients. 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William Grace, chairman of the Planning and Zoning The problem has caused flooding on land owned by Commission, said that if Burr was to demand immediate A WEEK-LONG SAVINGS SPREE ON Charles Burr. Burr’s attorney, John Woodcock III, said action on the problem, then the request would have to go ELECTRONICS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! he believes the work to correct the problem must b6 done directly to the Town Council for its approval of the work. According to Grace, it is up to the town’s attorney to decide if the only way the problem can be corrected is for w the town to do the work itMlf without waiting for repara tion from the bonding agent. Compact Stereo Personal AM/FM Hadassah To Honor Woodcock said that there is some doubt if the bonding, agent, Glens Falls Insurance Co., a subsidiary of Con Entertainment System tinental Insurance Co., is still in business or would pay on Portable Radio Doctor from Israel the claim. Clarinette -95 by Realistic- by Realistic S' MANCHESTER — The Manchester Chapter of Hadassah will have a reception for Dr. Joseph Yannai, professor of genetics at Hadassah Medical Center in Israel, on Sunday, Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. at Temple Beth r*(0v'iv'u('4iCHt/i Sholom, 400 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Planning 50th Anniversary Dr. Yannai holds a grant from the National Institute of Health to study the effects of drugs given to pregnant Werner Members of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Forbes is also serving as general chairman. women. He has arranged a reciprocal program between STUM of PUM, Gaal is a senior deputy and Dougan is the the Hadassah Medical Center and the Medical Center of Nutmeg Forest in Manchester, get together the University of Illinois. ORGAN and VOICE to plan activities for the 50th anniversary Forest historian. Acitivites include a parade The event is open to the p u b li^ celebration slated for Oct. 13. Comparing and a dinner dance at Fiano’s Restaurant in notes are, from left, John J. Marino, Robert Bolton. Tickets are available from any of Resumes Teaching Muldoon, Wilbert Hadden, William Forbes, the past Grand Tall Cedars or from the Mondayf Sept. 10th Joseph E. Lutz, Frederick M. Gaal and steward at the Washington Social Club in YANKEE L 4 KAREN W. KISSMAN Robert E. Dougan. Marino, Muldoon, Hadden Manchester. (Herald photo by Adamson) .egal clinics Initructor of Piano, Organ and Voice ; Forbes and Lutz are past Grand Tall Cedars. FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION GLADYS M. CilROVER UncMtntH DIVORCE CORPORATION *120 Instructor of Piano 8 8 P m w l WU. BANKRUPTCY *195 MARTHA HAYES Do Schools Overlook, ■suN/nn WILL Simple ADOPTION *125 Initructor of Piano and Violin 24% Reg. 24.95 Morning and Evening Classes for Adults R EA LESTA nC LO S M G *150 A rugged, rich-sounding portable. Slide-rule dial, For your convenience, registrations slide-action tone control. 3" speaker. With ear VtkimA Cl *75 will be taken by phone phone, For AC. battery use Batteries extra eiack. Non-College Bound? No NmMmi Gharges-court costs i SherifTs fees edition^ Sept. 4, 5, 6, 7 i95 12-663. Red-and-While. 12-664 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT ' Studio: 953 Main Street, Manchester day Assembly-sponsored think tank for solution to the youth problem: PATRICIA McCORMACK Manchester 808 Main St. Suite 1 Other studio locations $ on that topic. Schools: Teresa Rd., Oak St., Baldwin Rd., Reg. 299.95 I PI Kdiiralioii Kditur 643-0500 The braintrust included Prof. Ell “It is crucial that all students Te. 643-7815 — 643-8137 — 647-1623 100 A new "report card" on the state of Ginsberg of Columbia University, Law offices of Harry Robert Stahl education in America is out, and it emerge from the schools with the AM “Radio Shack Hand-Held PA David Mahoney of Norton-Simon basic skill levels required for ' Stereo 8-Track AM FM Stereo Receiver say the country is letting down a Inc., Vernon Jordan of the National Battery” Radio Megaphone whole group of kids whom now you employment in available entry-level Recorder Player Urban League, Alan Kistler of the jobs. 3-Way Speaker Systems will mostly find doing things like: AFL-CIO, President Albert Shanker "A secondary but critical role Working now and then at the < PMMMAFVNNN 3-Speed Changer with with 8 " Woofer, 5" S a v e S a v e of the American Federation of should be the developm ent of Hinged Dust Cover carwash; Teachers, Atlanta Superintendent of knowledge of and contact’ with the Midrange, 3" Tweeter Or mugging for a living; or getting 27% 25% schools Alonzo Crim, and others. world of work.” dishpan hands at greasy spoon Debbie Neska of Lazy Acres Farms, south Windsor, waits on a eateries; or just killing time or "The most serious aspect of the The government: problem is the large and growing gap BETTY JANE TURNER swilling booze on doorsteps, pushing "On the average, federal support customer, at the produce market at St. James Church. The market is between the joblessness of minority for college students is four times as conducted weekly. (Herald photo by Adamson) narcotics on street corners or and other youth,’’ the Assembly said Super Walkie-Talkie Savings! shooting dice on the sidewalks of the high on a per capita basis as support in the report drawn up in the meeting for high school dropouts. Q 5 Watts, 6 Channel |9 5 ’ nation's ghettos. in Harriman, N.Y. “We recommend a significant in School of Dance r TRC -208 by Realistic 'Reg. 39.95 The "report card " says schools V "The unemployment rate of black crease in the federal resources “Since 1954” With carrying case, crystals A replica of our best and society both flunk in meeting the youth, exceeding 20 percent for each available for in-school and out-of 40 OAK ST MANCHESTER. CT 0 Projects your voice up needs of millions of youths who went Open Market Produces (or Channel 14, Batteries ex selling 'D cell battery! year during the past quarter century, school programs for youth who are to 300 Thumbwheel to school but did not aim for college. (traded Classes in the Fottou'ing tra. 21-1651 Side-mounted tuning has risen alarmingly in recent years not college bound.” volume control- Batter Included are 2.5 million youths With earphone, battery, to over 30 percent...” Employers and unions: ies extra 32-2025 between 16 and 21 washed up with S a v e |95 12-466 "Similarly the unemployment education and mostly out of work. "Closer linkages between educa Tap ■ Pallet • Pointe • Modern Ja%% ^ ' Reg. problems of Hispanic youth are tion and work...established jointly by •Hoys Tunihling &• lap C/nsses ♦ Teen Age Claniies Neighborhood Feeling Economically disadvantaged, they .•Irrobniir iT um bling ♦ Floor Exercise) 30% 99.95 severe, although less well schools, employers, and unions eAdull Exerciie, Jan, Ballet & Tap are black and Hispanic mainly. But was hesistant. But when documented. In contrast, the un through...vocational skill develop Raton Tu'irling ■ Uicso setting-up is complete. © 3 Channel, 300 mW Reel-to-Reel whites also are in the ranks. By NANCY LONG Mr. Pearson bought a loaf 28-Range “FET” employment rates of white ment, programs of cooperative The parade of produce Stalls vary from the back and shared it with the TRC-82 by Realistic Recording Tape The youths share bleak job youth...has remained about half that education, vocational exploration, Multitester MISS Turner is Past President of the Dance Teachers Club ol Connecticut, remains in progress on of a station wagon to MACC staff, one of us im CONCERTape prospects. Even when employed, and job placement, Registration Dates at the Studio; Separate speaker and con by Micronta th y rate only deadend jobs — of minorities.” Wadnaaday, Sapt. 5th ...... 3 to 7 P.M. I member of the Dance Masters of America Inc . Dance Educators ol I Wednesday mornings in St. overflowing display tables mediately bought a loaf by Radio Shack- The Assembly lists among causes “These groups should cooperative America and the Professional Dance Teachers Assoc, of N.Y She has I denser mike. With crystals for messengers, dishwashers, stock Thursday, SspL 6 th ...... 3 to 7 P.M. I recently returned from New York City where she has been studying the I James Church parking lot, under a large sun um and I bought some zucchini for the problem some dub “social ly develop performance standards latest in dance education at the dance caravan conventions Member of | Ch 14, batteries. 21-1604 clerks. and after four weeks we’ve brella. The vendors are as and found the recipe. S a v e ib o o '',;' dynamite” : Belter Business Bureau POlMSif" FOlTfSIfU The "report card " is the work of for...these programs especially all been pretty pleased various as their displays — An in te n s e ly S a v e -Deficiencies in education and targeted toward those not intending Friday, Sspt. 7 th ...... 3 to 7 P.M. I with the results. from a student St. James “neighborhood " feeling S a v e 0 1 9 5 33% the American Assembly, an affiliate I Former oludenu mey cell lor Clase ScheduleI after September 111 ‘ XCKin training. 25% of Columbia University set up by to go to college.” A very big and special school (with an em- comes to the market. 27% £m I R®9- G TIPI -High cost of employing some Alternative institutions: barrasingly much better Dwight D. Eisenhower when he thank you goes to Mr. Bill Downtown residents who j' 29.95 youths relative to their productivity. "The goals of these in display than any garden of headed Columbia. It runs think tanks FOR INFORMATION CALL TODAY Pearson of the Manchester have’t run into one another 139®® -Race, sex and age discrimina stitutions...should be basic skill Parking Authority. He has mine has ever yielded) to for months, meet and talk "on matters of vital public in- tion. development and work preparation. Reg. 59.95 tererst." been coming down at 7 full-scale farmers with as at length. A farmer will 145 -Changes in societal values affec “ ...these institutions should be 649-0256 - 563-6205 - 529-0442 many as seven varieties of buy a box of cupcakes and ’ CB with “Instant” Channel "Youth unemployment is one of the A.M. on Wednesdays with Dual FET circuit for pre I Reg. 1.95 nation's most difficult domestic ting attitudes and motivation of carefuly monitored and held accoun bright orange traffic cones tomatoes, Nixon-faced share them will fellow ven youth toward the world of work. 9/19 Switching cision readings ol vol problems, " a braintrust of leaders table for effectiveness in achieving under arm, making sure eggplants and vegetables dors, customers and MACC by Realistic There s no better value, Here is the think-tank’s blueprint tage. current, resis declared at closing sessions of a four- goals. that the designated areas (like okra) I’d only seen in employees alike. Everyone pM so stock up, 1800 on 7 of the lot remain open for cans before. will discuss the problems tance. decibels With reels. Strong Polyester , farmers, and then stayed Even apples and with this year’s produce — batteries, leads 22-208 base 44-1018 Coming Soon around to make sure pumpkins have been too little rain, then too Klar Heads Committee everything is running available for some time, much rain, bad year for smoothly. already. And there’ve been lettuce and tomatoes are Another big thank you to bake sales. splitting. BOLTON - The newly formed Sewer Henry Ryba; and Vanesse Rowe, the staff and parishoners of Volunteers from I.O.H. A good shopper will find System Seven“Plus”: Avoidance Study Committee has elected representing the general public. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE St. James who have been with lucious arrays of the best buys. Each vendor James Klar as temporary chairman, Klar The group discussed what its goals supportive of, and patient sweet goodies. Girl Scouts sets his own price and they represents the Planning Commission. should be and decided that all committee with this endeavor, es and the Manchester High do vary. Sometimes Small Size,Big Sound! Philip Dooley, representing the Zoning members should be in attendance to pecially those whose Pep Squad unfortunately there’ll be a sale. Mobile CB is your best friend by Realistic Commission, was elected secretary. express their views. .. .a weekly "competition” ,,'parking was in came to our only rainy It’s been fun and we hope in an em ergency' Priority Reg. 119.95 Other committee members attending the Leonard Tolisano of the Capital Region convenienced one market thus far. it continues. Its value Council of Governments will be invited to Several new inovations brought to the downtown switch lets you go to Channel organizational meeting were: Calvin crossword featuring • Wednesday when the VISA Hutchinson, sanitarian; Robert Gorton, the next meetings. A meeting date hasn’t market co-incided with a for me this year; Stuffing residents, especially the 9 or 19 when calling for help, 6 6 Planning Commission; First Selectman been set yet. multipie-answer clues! ; Holy Day. As it worked out tomatoes, with the shape less mobile and those getting directions, finding and consistancy of a without transportation, is CHARGE n ; the market had its biggest where gas is cheapest. 21-1531 (MO Sr STORES) ■ success yet on that day, as pepper, easy to clean out unquestionable. We thank $5,000— $10,000 people dropped by after and stiff enough for their all of you who’ve been sup $20,000— $50,000 mass. task — lemon-apple cukes, portive and encourage The market officially little round cucumbers, ' everyone to drop down this 2-Channel, 3-Station Intercom just right for one — and $100,000 runs from 9 a.m. to noon. Wednesday. The market SELECTaCOM " by Realistic zucchini bread, biggest will run — rain or shine. 4 Small UP TO $200,000 OR MORE Vendors start rolling in around 8:30 a m. and sale taste treat of the summer. Food Stamps are accepted have always began before It sounded terrible, so I by several of the vendors. Save $ Business M O N E Y " 4 3% |75 31S AVAILABLE FOR Swim Trials Set Reg. Separate ANY GOOD REASON • STA-7 Stereo Receiver items 409.75 Loans • 2 Minimus®-7 Mini Speakers are a vacancy in their age EAST HARTFORD - fro 9-11 year olds who have 95 For established cr new group and sufficient Set • PRO-10 Stereo Headphones The East Hartford Branch had minimal or no com independent business petitive experience. In ad development to train for ® 3 9 of 3 • LAB-120 Belt-Drive Turntable with YMCA Laurel Swim Club r competition. These will hold the second Time dition, it wijl continue to Reg. 69.95 Magnetic Cartridge, Dust Cover • Operating Capital • Expansion swimmers will swim two L T ria l for its 1979-80 offer two groups for'older strokes, two lengths (50 Receiver s oniy 3 '.’ tall, yet delivers 10 watts min. • Inventory • Building Loans program on Monday, Sept. and more experienced Talk with family members yards)) each. Wireless — Just Plug RMS per channel at 8 ohms. 20-20.000 Hz. 0.4°o • New Equipment • Improvements 10 at Penney High School swimmers between the from anywhere in home or Laurel Swim Club runs Into AC pool from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. ages of 11 and 18 years. total harmonic distortion. Speakers are only 7 'm • Farm Loans • Farm Equipment from October through garage. Move stations from All boys and girls, ages 6 The time trial require Locking Tqlk-Bar for i high, but deliver a wide range of sound without April. Practice sessions room to room For desk or Applications Taken by Phone. through 18, who are in ment for 6-8 year old boys Continuous Monitoring y: are held at Eas Hartford w a ll 43-226 sacrificing space! terested in competitive and girls who are in CALL: and Penney High School swimming, may come to terested in the two-day DAVE LODA 236-5411 pools weekdays from 5 to try, out on this date. The program, is to swim one X 6:30 p.m. the ‘Y’ program Most iloms purpose of our time trial is stroke one length (25 FREE! THE 1980 RADIO SHACK CATALOG - 176 VALUE-PACKED PAGES OF EXCLUSIVE Toll Free 1-800-626-6544 offers swimmers both .1 .iv<)il Betty’s Notebook Lunihra-Hoover J M k Andenon Fof Secrccy Prevails . WASHINGTON - As secretary of Because of the fear of premature get is a portrait of the author as a they’re not reliable. They’d get it forced the monopolistic oil com Shirley Ann Hoover of East Hartford and Dennis Lloyd a haven for fools and knaves. To a state, Henry Kissinger had a passion disclosure, for example, only one brlllian, charming, witty, com panies to develop gasohol more Lumbra of Manchester were married on Aug. 31 at St. Moroccan missary he confided: wrong.” for secrecy. Instead of Woodrow judge, rather than the usual four, Isaac Jogues Church. passionate and urbane diplomatist — “We are in a period when many of Finally, he sighed: “No business rapidly? — Jeffrey Dixon, Bethel, 1 Wilson’s “open covenants openly was allowed to evaluate his a combination of Talleyrand, Metter- our congressmen deny the reality of should be run the way we have to con Conn. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. arrived at,’’ Kissinger believed in manuscript for the Book-of-the- nich and George Bernard Shaw. What power but make speeches. They re duct foreign policy.” He added: “All A. ’The oil barons are too skillful at By BETTY RYDER Hoover of East Hartford. The bridegroom is the son of secret deals secretly cooked up. Month Club. And eveon the one the reader will not get is the darker mind of of the sophomores I had in of the great agreements that have lubricating the government Mrs. Betty Lumbra of Manchester and Lloyd Lumbra of His obsession with secrecy and his X reader so honored was cautioned to side of the portrait — his arrogance, my classes when I was a professor." been reached since I came here have machienry. No group has passed out South Windsor. fear of leaks, which led him to order keep the Kissinger papers locked in a pettiness, condescension and more favors to politicians than the It seems a Denver firm has come As an example, he told the Moroc been negotiated in secret.” Received a nice letter from the Hous^ Tour wiretaps of his closes associates, still safe when he was not actually egotism. up with the Idea of making and The Rev. W. Vincent Cronin celebrated the nuptial can: "I had a senator today who Footnote: Although he has not yet recklessly greedy, unbelievably young Korean girl I stayed with The Manchester Arts Council Is grip the former » marketing plain pine boxes which are mass and performed the double-ring ceremony. reading them. We can supply some of these asked me why we could not tell the publicly expressed any concer, wealthy oilmen. ’This may explain during my visit with the Friendship planning a super day Saturday with a stained a ^ outfitted to serve a wide The bride was given in marriage by her father. secretary. His \ Kissinger’s book, due out in the darker hues in the Kissinger picture, Soviets that we would defend Europe Kissinger is reportedly furious that why the big oil companies operate tour of eight homes in the historic Force in Busan, Korea. range of earthly pilrposes. Of course, stage is ap fall, it titled “The White House from top-secret transcripts of con and Japan and forget the rest of we gained access to top-secret gasohol pumps in Brazil but not in the She understands English, but spoke district. The tour will be from 10 later, they will be used for the pur Linda H. Kania of South Windsor, the bride’s sister, preciably smaller Years.” It is probably no more — if versations he recorded himself world... The man who said that was material detailing his all-too-human United States. It ook a government very little. I think perhaps she could a.m. to 4 p.m. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Donna M. pose originally intended. now, of course, 'v ' certainly no less — self-serving than between himself and foreign leaders. frailty. edict in Brazil. Sen. Frank Church D- speak more, but was just shy. There will be art displays, and Hooyer of South Windsor, the bride’s sister-in-law; Lyn an idiot.” The article explained that people than in the heyday the memoirs produced by Richard The ex-secretary is fighting hard in Idaho, has not introduced legislation Anyway her letter was heartwar music and Gloria Weiss and her com Lumbra of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister; and Congress’ most serious failing, actually throw millions of dollars of his power. ’The Sound Off: ming. I guess I have another Nixon and other White House court to prevent public access to his though, according to Kissinger, was which would mandate the marketing mittee are planning a mini lunch to into the ground. Cynthia Dembinski of Norwich. Q. My father was an Iranian oil daughter because she wrote “In be served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. secrets Kissinger associates of those years. And like State Department and White House its inability to keep a secret — the old of gasohol in this country by 1990. But What would you use a coffin for un technician under the shah. Both of us Korea, your fine action about me at Sdiith Methodist Home. And, the James Dembinski of Norwich served as best man. now guards, with ____ most men who achieve the pinnacle tape transcripts. He apparently does Kissinger obsession again. ”If we it will take an outpouring of mail til you’re in it? Well, one suggestion disapproved of the shah’s excesses. makes me look on you as my mother. cost of the lunch is included in the Ushers were Michael F. Hoover of South Windsor, the the same compulsive zeal he once of power, Kissinger, has never been not trust the public to judge his per give the Congress a classified docu from concerned citizens to get the is bookcases. One woman reportedly But in the post-revolution confusion, I have a regard for you as if you were purchase price of the house tour bride’s brother; Albert Boulals of Broad Brook; and showed toward high diplomacy, have visibly burdened with excessive formance from the raw material, but ment on Monday, it will be on The bill passed. installed a wine rack in her coffin Steven Eichner of Coventry. the new government has wrongfully my mother. I want to see you again.” ticket. Can’t beat that. and has instructed her family to shrunk to a few hundred pages of humility. only after careful editing and inter New York Times on Wednesday,” lie accused father of political crimes. Her name is Sur-Young Wha and Incidentally, anyone who wbuld drink the wine after her death and manuscript — his memoirs. So what the ready undoubtedly will pretation by him. mourned, and told a Brazilian A reception was held at the Veterans Memorial My parents have escaped to London. Q. My son is worried. He is a she is 23. a college graduate and like to make up a plate of sandwiches bury her in the casket. Another man The secret transcripts reveal economic official, ”We have to fnid a teases piano. We dined one night at for the lunch, may contact Gloria Clubhouse in East Hartford, after which the couple left But they face deportation and possi salesman for Blue Cross? Would he had one lined with cedar and uses it Kissinger’s contempt for Congress — way to stop this flood of confidential he/parents home (her father is an of Weiss at 647-1515. This sort of event for Pennsylvania and Florida. They will reside in ble execution if their application for lose his job if the government takes to store linens during his lifetime. Manchester. and his willingness to share his information.” ficial in the education department in is really hard to plan, since there is iH aurlu'iitn* tiu n iiiu j Hrra^^ entry into the United States isn’t over health insurance under Sen. Ted Busan) and her mother was a char Then, of course, it will revert to its patronizing views with any sym State Department leaks, he no way of knowing just how many Mrs. Lumbra is employed as a security controiler at acted upon at once. — L.L., New Kennedy’s plan? — Mrs. E. Smith, ming woman. functional use. Manchester — A City of Village Charm pathetic foreign dignitary. observed, were ’’petty ... but not people will show up, although MAC is I guess it takes all kinds to make a Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Mr. Lumbra is manager of York City Minneapolis. Minn. She was amazed that I (a woman) hoping it will be hundreds. Congress is “out of controi," he in malicious, like those from the Pen world, but somehow the idea doesn’t Auto Washette in Manchester. (Busker photo) Founded Oct. 1. 1881 ■ A. I reported their plight to Im A. The plan would be im was a journalist. She iaughed as she Tickets are available at the Mrs. Dennis L. Lumbru formed a Venezueian visitor, adding: tagon, not to mention the Congress.” appeal to me. Somehow, I don’t think Published by the IVIanchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. migration Commissioner Leonel plemented through existing firms, pointed to her two daughters and Savings Bank of Manchester and all “We have to have a strong When the Argentinian ambassador it will catch on. Manchester, Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711 Castillo. He has intervened personal- which would continue to need myself and said, “ Liberated its Manchester branches, Harrison’s leadership. Any pressure group can suggested the usefuiness of Hebron Fair Iv to grant them emergency papers. salesmen. Your son should not lose women." Stationers, and from MAC members. \ \ l Uu’eau of Cifcu.dt.on Wenidef U f ted intfindtionji alter Congress’s direction.” deliberate leaks to congressmen, ’The Hebron Harvest Fair, spon his job. Well, it would be wonderful if Sur For further information, call Suzy Weddings He clearly regarded Capitol Hiil as Kissinger sniffed, “Even then. Q. Why hasn’t the government sored by the Hebron Lion's Club at Young Wha could visit us, although Wichman at 643-7961 or Jerry Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington. Executive Editor she said it was very difficult Upenicks, 649-3459. the Lions’ Fair Grounds is set for Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Frank A BurbanC,Ik, ManagingI EdiTor (government-wise) to leave Korea No Sale Thursday through Sunday. Gates Mrs. Jacqueline A. Obion of was Matk R. Midford Jr. of even for a visit. In any case, we'll try open Thursday and Friday at 6 p.m., DeLucco-Quey Manchester, the bridegroom’s Letters Stories come and go, but one of the Hebron was her sister’s matron of 4 Saturday at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday a< nephew. and if we aren't successful —we'll oddest I read recently was about cof Corrine M. Quey of Manchester honor. Bridesmaids were Christine 11 a.m. Quey and Jeanette Quey, both of A reception was held at the Army just have to go back. fins being used for furniture. See you at the fair. and John T. DeLucco Jr., also of Other Editors Say Manchester, were married Aug. 25 at Manchester and sisters of the bride. & Navy Club of Manchester, after Flower girls were Lucienne M. which the couple left for Bermuda. St. Bridget Church in Manchester. Back to school time. Well, almost. worrying about whether or not John Celebration Set For Historic Site Carrier and Rebecca L. Carrier, both They will reside in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. , People are beginning to think about it ny’s teacher is ‘burnt out.’ To the editor: DiMauro-Thulin and Mrs. Adolph A. Quey of 115 of Bolton and nieces of the Mrs. DeLucco is employed as a sought-after collector's item. — parents with glee, children with What is wrong? Why are teachers For many years the ruined Pitkin historic building from virtual con troops in Washington's Army. Brookfield St. The bridegroom is the bridegroom. hairdresser at the Carriage House After the 25 year monopoly ' gloom. demoralized and why are our schools glass factory, Manchester’s chief cealment and its preservation for the Richard Pitkin, a lietenant in the Margaret Tbulin of Manchester and Joseph DiMauro of son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. DeLucco Robert Yungk of Manchester Salon in Manchester. Mr. DeLucco is expired, competition of other glass East Hartford were married Aug. 25 at South United employed by Jac R. Hunter But there’s another group of people often so unruly?. reminder of the American future. group of Orford Parish men who Sr. of 162 Hilliard St. served as best man. Ushers were makers appeared and with it fiancial Methodist Church in Manchester. The Rev. Philip A. Sheridan per Richard Gill of Bolton and Tim Construction in Manchester. who, according to the National The simple, and simplistic, answer Revolutionary period, stood at the The organization also hopes to went to the Boston area in response trouble for the Pitkin Works. These The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. formed the double-ring ceremony. Sullivan of Marlborough. Ring bearer Education Association, are even less is to blame the teachers, themselves. corner of Parker and Putnam Streets restore the structure to its proper to the Lexington alarm, was sent factors, together with the difficulty Thulin of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. enthusiastic than the kids about the We’ve all heard the litany: They’re shourded in overgrown shrubbery place in the minds of the people of home to supervise the making of of retaining skilled workers, made and Mrs. John DiMauro of East Hartford. prospect of returning to the lazy, get long vacations, are over and vines, its stone walls and the town this reminder of the heroic powder in the family mills. the factory unprofitable and jt was The Rev. George Webb officiated at the double-ring Bonneau-Pierce the late Leo Bonneau. home, after which the couple left for classroom next month. We’re talking paid. They’ve let our schools go to graceful arches almost completely period of the winning of our national The Revolution officially ended in East Hampton. They reside in finally abandoned. ► ceremony. Music was provided by David Morse and Chris Janet Eileen Pierce of Newington Justice of the Peace Richard about teachers. hell in a handbasket. hidden from sight. independence. 1783. That same year, in partial com Newington. The Pitkin Glass Works Inc., made Hand. and Paul Leo Bonneau of Hartford Rittenband of South Windsor of ’The NEA is a teachers’ union, the This devil theory explanation of In 1978 through the cooperation of For the building of this glass fac pensation for the powder, the The bride was given in marriage by her father. ficiated at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Bonneau is employed as a a first step in the preservation of the were married Aug. 18 at the bride’s nation’s largest public employee our nation’s educational woes is the Manchester Historical Society, tory was the result of the production Connecticut legislature gave to Susan ’Thulin of Manchester was her sister’s maid of Cheryl Ann Pierce of South Wind secretary at the RMI Co. in West romantic ruin, has cleared away the home. organization. It recently conducted a tempting, but it won’t wash. Most the Orford Parish Chapter of the by tlie Pitkin Powder Mills in East William and Elisha Pitkin a monopo honor. Bridesmaids were Kathy Stanford of Rhode Island The bride is the daughter of Mr. sor was her sister’s maid of honor. Hartford. Mr. Bonneau is an assis overgrown shrubbery and stripped , survey of its members which in teachers are concerned about their Daughters of the American Revolu Hartford of powder for the American ly of glass making in the state for 25 and Mary Jones of East Hartford. and Mrs. Norman Pierce of South Daniel Ragnoni of West Hartford tant warehouse manager at Auto the heavy covering of vines from the Rick Kurker of East Hartford served as best man. dicates that teacher morale is at an students. Most receive salaries tion and other interested citizens, an army in the Revolution. years. A factory was built on the Windsor. Mr. Bonneau is the son of served as best man. Parts Division in Hartford. walls. Ushers were Rob Thulin of Manchester and Burt Jones of all-time low. In fact, a third of the which are lower than those in organization called the Pitkin Glass Much of this powder was sold on Pitkin farm in Manchester, and Mrs. Lillian Bonneau of Hartford and A reception was held at the bride’s Much remains to be done to east Hartford. Jonathan Thuiin of Manchester was ring respondents said that if they had it to professions requiring similar Works, Inc,, was formed, its chief production, chiefly of bottles, began. long term credit to the State of guarantee the preservation of the old bearer. do over again, they’d chose another preparation. And they need those objectives being the rescue of the Pitkin bottles are now a much Connecticut to supply the Connecticut structure, but it has at least been A reception was heid at the Manchester Country Club, career. long vacations — to supplement their restored to view. after which the cobpie left for Florida. (Nassiff photo) Back to School ’These teachers are ‘burnt out,’ the JncoBies, to earn required credits for The organization has also obtained NEA says — a term referring to an continued professional certification overall loss of spirit, enthusiasm and and to escape the physical tension in the recogniction of the site as a Dollar. interest. Many experienced teachers volved with spending day after day national historic monument. Frolich-Gryk are resigning every year. ’They com trying to control and instruct 20 or 30 \tm\ Now it invites the people of the plain of chaos in the schools, lack of restless young people. " “ town to inspect the Pitkin glass fac Evelyn Marie Gryk of Manchester and Terrance Days ^ tory at close range, and to see a support from administrators ahd If increasing numbers of teachers Mrs. Joseph DiMauro Joseph Frolich of Westwood, Mass., were married Sept. 1 'OLP KLUNKER/ demonstration of glass blowing, a fear of violence. are reported to be ‘burnt out,’ they, E at St. James Church in Manchester. vital part of the glass making Spectacular So this year, in addition to like their students, are the victims of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. process. Redeem your S1.00 coupons from August 12 Sunday Comics worrying about how to afford back- what we are allowing to happen to Gryk of 55 Highwood Drive, Manchester. The There will be a performance of “A to-school clothes and supplies, our public schools. bridgegroom is the son of Mrs. Ruth L. Frolich of Day in the Life of a Contential Westwood, Mass., and the late Vincent Frolich. parents are going to have to start Keene (N.H.) Sentenel Soldier," by the Ancient Fifes and The Rev. Francis V. Krukowski at the nuptial mass Vaseline p Drums of Conventry, the firing of a assisted by the Rev. Mr. Stephen Lagace and Deacon 'iNHNSIVE CARE David Shablin of St. Mary’s Seminary, Baitimore, Md. BathSeads Thoughts cannon of the Revolutionary period, Ralph Maccarone was soloist accompanied by Mrs. Mac- and the presentation of a marker as as a national historical monument. carone at the organ. Fo rm u la God is on the side of the poor. What (^arleen Glowacki of Nantuck, Mass., served as maid begin to heal its division until all its There will be no long speeches. There ■ ■■ ';UUCi^ -" an unsettling thought! Not just on the of honor. Bridesmaids were Carolanne Foster of Newton O.B. TAMPON members have fair access to life’s is no admission charge. Centre, Mass., and Susan-EIlen Robinson of Andover, side of the deserving poor, or the resources. Where is the struggle The hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Sept. 9, long-suffering poor, but on the side of Mass., sisters of the bride; Karen Golinveaux of ^ • S U R E f ^ _ going on in our community? Whose and the place is the corner of Parker m m the poor — period. side are you on? Watertown, Mass., the bridgeroom’s sister; and Anne P. VAIILINR- INTENSIVI CARR* Loikin 6 oz...... 67* and Putnam Streets. Wherever there is a struggle for Wiiliamson of Manchester. V A U U N E * PotrolMni M Iy 7.5 oz...... 11.10 “Hear this, you who trample upon This is an opportunity, in our Dr. Philip Van Emden of Vineland, N.J., served as best 7 VAEILINE* INTRNEIVI CAM* Batt iM do IS o l ...... I1.2* scarce resources, between the haves the needy, and bring the poor of the troubled and anxious times, to show * t.f Q-TIPS* Cotton Bwabo 6 8 's...... f?* man. Ushers were Wyley G. Robinson of Andover, Mass., and the have-nots, whether it’s for lOffe CU TIX Nall Pollati ttamoMr 4 oz...... land to an end ... I will turn your our interest in the past and in the and Donal R, Foster of Newton Centre, Mass., brothers- REQ 2,96 16’« REQ 1.42 money, land, housing, power, per feasts into mourning, and all your future of Manchester. The Pitkin in-law of the bride; Robert Golinveuax of Watertown, sonal or natural resources — God is songs into lamentation.” (Amos 8:4,- Mass., the bridegroom’s brother-inlaw; and Anthony J. Glass Works Inc., hopes for a large on the side of the poor. Why? Not 10) “ (Jesus said) The Spirit of the attendance. Gryk Jr., of Manchester, the bride’s brother. Adam A. because they “deserve” it or have Lord is upon me, because he has an- Timrud of Newton Centre, Mass., the bride’s nephew, William E. Buckley, earned it by who they are or what nointed me to preach good news to was ring bearer. ULTRA News Item: FTC wants to require used car dealers to inspect all parts. 560 East Center St., they have done — they may be quite A reception was held at The Hartford Club, after which the poor.’’(Luke 4:18) Manchester. MAX« undeserving or unlovable — but the couple left for the Hawaiian Islands. O.B. TAMPON SINAREST SHAMPOO Rev. Bruce A Pehrson Mrs. Frolich is a graduate of Widener University, • Normal or Dry Hair because God is a God of justice. South United Methodist Church Delaware School of Law, is employed at the law offices of SU PER PLUl •Oily Hair The human family can never even Anthony J. Gryk. Mr. Frolich is an attorney and also J Lee Roderick associated with the Anthony J. Gryk law firm. (Nassiff Mrs. Terrance J. Frolich photo) Yesterdays ij'nae-ixa a-. 16’1 REQ 1.48 20’s REQ 1.89 1.78 11 OZ. 32’t REQ 3.29 Russian Pirouette At Kennedy Airport REQ 2.87 Births WASHINGTON - The Soviet- ditions - I was the only breadwinner other side of the argument. A senior boarding the plane was in fact to Gillette NEO-SYNEPHRINE DIAL 25 Years Ago Green Manor properties, WORLD SERIES Mrs. Katherine Thompson of the American standoff at Kennedy Air of the family. They have also been State Department official involved in return to the U.S.S.R. of her own free llayilrn, Reliccca Lynn, Allen, son ot Allen and Michael, son of Alan J. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klein Quiet Labor Day holiday is port was a grim reminder, if one was deprived of any opportunity to work the negotiations outlined those choice, the entire episode could have BASEBALL GAME V4% expected in Manchester. Manchester Housing Authority is daughter of Robert and Dale Hockenberry Bennett Elissa Klein MacMillan of of 152 B ran fo rd S t., named head of a committee to study needed, of the utter incompatibility and study. They have no means of questions for newsmen following the been settled within a few minutes by Manchester. His paternal 10 Years Ago .Martha Souie Hayden of 96 of 31 Homestead St., 94 E. Middle Turnpike, RIGHT the authority’s admission policy for of the two systems. livelihood. The neighbors shun them compromise meeting with Vlasova allowing her to express that intent to School St., Manchester. Manchester. He was born grandparents are Mrs. Manchester. He was born Judge grants reduction totaling its elderly housing units. The world may never know if and regard them with fear and with and her announced decision to return U.S. officials outside the plane. In She was born Aug. 15 at Aug. 19 at Manchester Cecelia MacMillan of St. GUARD* TYLENOL Aug. 21 at Manchester $486,000 in assessments against the Bolshoi ballerina Ludmila Vlasova disdain. to the Soviet Union. Manchester Memorial Memorial Hospital. His George, Maine, and the ANTI-PERSP)RANT fact, the mobile lounge setting finally Memorial Hospital. His EXTRA-STRENOLH did initially intend to defect with her “The authorities regard them with Four suspicious circumstances led Hospital. Her maternal maternal grandparents are late Garfield MacMillan. ROLL-ON used was suggested by U.S. officials maternal grandparents are husband, Alexander Godunov. If so, suspicion, spite, and hatred. grandmother is Marilyn Frank Hockenberry of SCENTED-UNSCENTO) SCOOPS byPon^Sneyd to the U.S. decision to forcibly hold early int he three-day stalemate. McKenna of Oxen Hill, Md, Rockville and Dorothy the three days of They have been turned into outcast the Soviet plane until an interview The Vlasova affair teaches us _ Her paternal grandparents McLaughlin of South Wind u rn TIME W£ MAKf A P£AL FOR sitting in the hostages, who neither can be could be held with Vlasova in "non- nothing really new about Soviet 4 M .20 are Mr. and Mrs. Leon sor. His paternal grand 80’s REQ 3.09 •1.22 MEifICAN OIL. WE 5H0ULP SfIPUlATE Soviet airliner members of Soviet society, nor leave coercive” surroundings, said the of thinking. As Malcolm Toon, our rMI.7. Hayden of Miami. Fla. Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. BONNIE HAYES 1.55 HOW IT'S W I W r o GET HERE/ provided ample the country. In such circumstances, ficial, who asked not to be identified. veteran ambassador to the U.S.S.R., maternal great George Bennett of 103 ; i k H r ^ o f i time for Russian they are doomed to starvation, both "First, she was married to a man NO-NONSENSE MASSENGIL / testified this summer before the grandmother is Gladys Graham Road, East Hart AMMENS agents to remind physical and spiritual.” defecting to the United States who Senate Foreign Relations Com Jackson of Swampscott, School of Donee DISPOSABLE DOUCHE I l a U U VALUABLE ford. His maternal grand her of the con Korchnoi adds that his 19-year-old said he thought she wanted to stay,” mittee: “The Soviet system reflects Mass. Her paternal great POWDER COUPONS FREQ father is Sam Intravia of sequences to her son has been warned by Soviet noted the official. "Second, we grandmother is Mrs. AT THE WAPPING COMMUNin HAIL QUEEN REQ INtlDE 80L0 TOr a view of history, a concept of man's East Hartford. His pater $J76 HERB family /Sack authorities that “he must choose weren’t able to conduct an interview relation to the state, a complex of Charles Baker of Fountain nal grandmother is Beuhia IH SOUTH WINDSOR ALL VINEGAR home. between the army, in which case he with her, in accordance with U.S. values and principles totally Inn, S.C. She has a sister, Bennet of Charlotte, N.C. 4 ox. Melissa Jill, 21 months. SHADES 12 OZ. Another Soviet defector, chess never will receive permission to law, even though we had clearly different from our own. GRADED CLASSES IN: REQ grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi, who !VI a r I i II, M u 11 li e w 2.23 leave, and prison or a mental in notified Soviet authorities of our in ” ... The Soviet regime does not Ballet • Top - Jozx - Boton Twirling - 1.1 oz. 1.S2 defected while abroad in 1976, wrote tent. Third, the circumstances under Gorneau, Slianna l.,ynn, Rolicri, son of Michael R. stitution...” accept and will not tolerate ideas of daughter of Joseph and and Cynthia Southland ■ ProKhool - Disco REQ recently of the suffering on his wife “The Soviet Union,” says which she was taken to the airport free expression and of free individual Diane Glass Gorneau of Martin of 218 W. Main St., AcrobatIcs-Floor-ex-Balance Beam 2.38 and son as a result. His repeated Korchnoi, “remains the only country aroused our concern. And fourth, the choieg as we understand them. It will Crescent Drive, East Hart Hebron. He was born Aug. ASOUT OUR OIL SPOIIIMG AMERICAH PEACHES, petitions to Moscow to let them join in the world which considers its situation on the aircraft itself didn’t try to vindicate its ideology by TEENAGE ClASSES • BOYS TUMBLING CIASSE5_ 1.49 ford. She was born Aug. 14 2K) at Manchester PRESIPEWT PORTILLO, I HAVE AH IPtA. WE CAJV him in Switzerland have been ig former citizens as enemies.” have the look of voluntarism.” stifling dissent at home and often by ADULT JAZZ, TAP, BALLET B EXERCISE CLASSES at Manchester Memorial Memorial Hospital. His CALGON MENNEN launch AN APVERT15ING PLII? IH THE 05. FOR AN nored. Similar thoughts almost certainly The senior official added that “the supporting abroad various repressive Hospital. Her maternal maternal grandparents are CALDESENE “They are eager to be united with went through Vlasova’s mind as she haste, the company she was in (eight regimes which proclaim themselves MTHOIL G ille tte ACAPULCO VACATION. grandparents are Mr. and Donald Southland of Ran REGISTER AT STUDIO -SUf'FR .STAINLLSS ^ POWDtR SPRAY me. They submitted applications for sat aboard the Aeroflot jetliner, ft is y Russians were seen escorting her Marxist-Leninist," Mrs. Charles Glass of dolph, Vt., and Barbara BEADS departure twice, but both times their possible - many will say likely — 'into the jet), and the unexpectedness Southland of Granby. His DEODORANT The Kremlin already has turned Hillside St., East Hartford. Wed., Sept. 5, 4-7 p.m. BUBBLE requests were rejected by the that she had no intention of defecting of the matter’ helped lead to the U.S. paternal grandmother is PLASTIC Vlasova’s return into propaganda for Her paternal grandparents BATH Ministry of Internal Affairs,” writes with her husband in the first place. If decision. Once inside, he added, are Mr. and Mrs, Fernand Evelyn Martin of Nashua, Thurs. Sept. 6, 4-7 p.m. <1.04 the state - while failing to tell oits N.H, His grandparents are Corchnoi in “Freedom at Issue,” a both wanted to stay in the United Vlasova was kept in a compartment own people of Godunov’s defection. Gorneau of Handel Road, BOUQUET, BOUQUET GILLEHE BLADES John Koczon of publication of the highly respected, States, why didn’t they work out a of the plane, "surrounded by a But hi flight to freedom is easy East Hartford. She has a MBS BONMIK A W M Bn Of OANOIDOCATOK Of _ H E R B _ ^ s u p n s T ^ u s s 20Z. brother, Shaun, 15 months; Wallingford and Helen independent organization called joint arrangement for defecting? number of young Soviet men.” enough for others to explain: When and a sister. Heather, 5'/4. Sobel of Meriden. AMBHCA, OiC. A TM PIOfISSIONAl DANa TtA O n B ASM. REQ 1.49 1.08 Freedom House, based in New York. Yet there are also disturbing It has also been noted that, if people can't walk out of prisons, they n .00 “Since I left the U.S.S.R. they have questions left unanswered on the Vlasova’s intention at the outset of 3 0Z break out. lli'iincn, Miiltlicw MucMilluii, Braillcv For lirfonmrtion Tol. 644-2754 S'. REQ 1.35 REQ 1.88 had to live under intolderable con EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept. «, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERAl.n. Tues- Sept. 4. 1979 ObItuariM Mrs. Ambrozine H. Lipman' SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Am FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - “You have to believe you can win,” the game into overtime,” Thornton makes the fewest mistakes generally our biggest problem.” up the winning kick. Bolton Man said. “We had a lot of poise and we Th Steelers sacked Grogan five brozine Henry Lipman, 87, of 238 They are the Sunshine said Steelers’ quarterback Terry wins. I made a few, we all did. But I “Everyone told me .they had con Foster Road died Sunday at \ Bradshaw. “If you don't there's no weren't in the best physical shape. We blew the coverage,” Hunt said. times for 41 yards. Grogan com Patriots, a team seemingly fidence in me. I never thought I’d be Manchester Memorial Hospital. showed a lot of heart and got the pleted only 11 of 33 passes and was destined to try its own collec way you can. When the overtime Th Patriots started strong under out there' the way the team was Found in Pool Mrs. Lipman was bom in Jamaica, started, I said let’s get in gear and season off on the right foot.’’^ new coach Ron Erhardt, taking the harassed all night by the vaunted moving. I thought we’d score a tive soul to the hilt. Thornton was wide open when he swimming pool about 7:25 p.m. A West Indies, and had lived there most get out of here because it’s getting opening kickoff and driving 55 yards Pittsburgh pass rush. touchdown,” Bahr said. BOLTON — Conrad Chamberlain, “ It's frustrating, really hauled in his scoring pass. The neighbor pulled him out and he was of her life. She made her home in late.” for a touchdown. Th 4-yani scoring “That’s as much pressure as I’ve In addition to Bleier, Pittsburgh 60. of IS Cook Drive, Bolton, was frustrating.” said New England previous series he had fumbled deep taken to the hospital by the Bolton Manchester from 1970 until coming Matt Bahr, brother of Cincinnati’s pass from Steve Grogan to Russ seen since I’ve been here,” Grogan played without defensive tackle Joe pronounced dead on arrival at Patriots safety Tim Fox after his in Patriots’ territory, killing what Rescue Squad ambulance. to South Windsor five years ago. Chris and deposer of all-time Steeler Francis with 5:21 marked the first said. “We couldn’t get going in the Greene, who injured his knee in pre Manchester Memorial Hospital, She is survived by a son, Altamont team dropped a 16-13 overtime deci scoring leader Roy Gerela, ac looked at the time to be the tying time since 1977 the Steelers had sur second half. We had our chances, but Monday night, by Dr. Robert game warmups. Greene’s linemate. Police termed his death an untime George Henry of South Windsor, with sion Monday night to th Pittsburgh counted for the winning margin with drive. rendered a first-quarter touchdown they’re such a great team defensive Keeney, medical examiner. defensive end L.C. Greenwood, left ly one and said investigation is con whom she made her home; a Steelers. “I’m really tired of coming a 41-yard field goal “I could have run into the locker in a regular season game. ly we couldn’t do that much. There the game in the third quarter with a State police said Chamberlain was tinuing. daughter, Gloria V. Mattabeen of so close so often. We dominated the room after that - fumble,” said were a couple of untimely penalties. found at the bottom of his inpmiind 5:10 into overtime. The Patriots took a 13-6 lead at sprained knee. Bradshaw missed Toronto, Ontario, Canada; six whole game...” Substitute running Thornton, who rushed for 44 yards halftime on two John Smith field When you have the big plays taken much of the second quarter with a grandchildren and five great The Steelers showed why they are back Sidney Thorn and caught three passes for 41 more. goals, but the Steelers shut down New away from you against a team like sprained toe. Harold L. Ham ilton Sr. grandchildren. the NFL champs and why it will take ton, replacing the “I just wanted to make up for it. If I England’s offense in the second half. that, it makes it awful hard to win.” For New England, the only casual Angelo UiPinto HARTFORD - Harold L. The kneral is Thursday at 2 p.m. so much to dethrone them. They injured Rocky had dropped the touchdown .pass. I And when the Patriots reeled off a Bahr was an unlikely hero, having ty was Horace Ivory, who twisted an MANCHESTER - A memorial Hamilton Sr., 77, of 43 at Wapping Community Church. were tested, even exploited at times, Blier, ran for one would have kept going out of the pair of big gainers, they were called missed an extra point and floating a ankle early in thy fourth quarter. But mass for Angelo DiPinto, who diedLivingston Road died Sunday at his Burial will be in Wapping Cemetery. but they refused to buckle. And they touchdown and stadium and walked home.” back because of penalties. 43-yard field goal attempt that didn’t the loss stung as much as any Aug. 15 in Italy, will be celebratedhome. Friends may call at the Samsel- called on a reserve running back, a grabbed a 21-yard scoring toss from Th New England linbackers got “The game was ours for the taking, even make it through the end zone. physical pain. Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St. James Mr. Hamilton had been associated hv crossed up on the tying touchdown But after the Patriots failed in their Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 rookie placekicker and the imposing Bradshaw with 4:09 left to send the we just didn’t take it,” said Pats' “It was a letdown." Hunt said. Church. with Hamilton Standard Division of Buckland Road, Wednesday from 7 to Steel Curtain defense to launch their game into overtime. play. And veteran Sam Hunt took the guard John Hannah. “On the big first overtime series, Bradshaw “It's been that way for years and I United Technologies Corp., Windsor 9 p.m. quest for a fourth Super Bowl cham “AH we were thinking about was blame. plays, the penalties hurt us. And marched his team down field to set just hope it stops." David K. Morison Jr Locks before his retirement. Mrs. Joseph P. Sala pionship. scoring in the fourth quarter and get “In tight games, the team that defending against their pass rush was SOUTH WINDSOR - The funeral He was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., of David Knight Morison Jr., 35, of and had lived in East Hartford for .SO MANCHESTER - Mrs. Madeline R. Sala, 69, of 365 Olcott St. died 441 Abby Road, who died Aug. 15 in years. He was a member of the First Saturday at St. Francis Hospital and Taiwan, took place this morning at Congregational Church of East Hart Medical Center, Hartford. She was Samsel-Bassinger •^'uneral Home, 419 ford. Paralyzed Stingley Buckland Road. He is survived by three sons, the wife of Joseph P, Sala. New Junk The Rev. Harold Richardson, Harold L. Hamilton Jr. of North Mrs. Sala was born Oct. 13, 1909 in pastor of Wapping Community Granby, Philip Neal Hamilton of Pennsylvania and had lived in These were new cars on the pier in Santo islands Friday and reduced them to pile of Church, officiated. Burial was in Denver, Colo., and James R. Manchester for a number of years. Domingo before Hurricane David hit the rubble ready for the junkyard. (UPI photo) Vi Wapping Cemetery. Hamilton of East Hartford, with She had been associated with her hus Gets Executive Post band in the upholstery and drapery The family suggests that any whom he made his home; a daughter, business for a number of years. memorial gifts may be made to the Mrs. Jerome O'Toole of Spartan FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Paralyzed wide Stingley said he felt much better than last year. “ I've She is also survived by a daughter. South Windsor Youth Hockey burg, S.C.; two brothers, Charles Plane Crash, Explosion receiver Darryl Stingley, named executive come a long way physically, and gotten stronger, par Miss Janet L. Sala of Manchester; League, in care of Michael Evans, 10 Hamilton of Manchester and Arthur ticularly in my right arm. " two brothers, Spirito P. Vesco of director of player personnel Monday for the Valley View Drive. South Windsor. Hamilton of Pittsburgh; three A few weeks ago on a radio talk show broadcast in the Manchester and Anthony J, Vesco of New England Patriots, says he feels “100 per sisters, Mrs. Floyd Fenton of Boston area, Stingley criticized Oakland defensive back Greensburg, Pa.; and a sister, Mrs. Mars Labor Dav Parade cent better than last year” in his rehabilitation Mrs. Bertha H. Strand Pittsburgh, Mrs. Russell Theresa Lee of Manchester. process. Jack Tatum, whose hard tackle resulted in his paralysis. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Bertha Weitershausen of Brooksville, Fla., DILLON, Mont. (UPI) — It was a tower 10 feet from the top. the plane was going north,” said At that time, Stingley said he had never heard from and Mrs. Joseph Simmons of St. The funeral was this mornig from typical Labor Day celebration, with stingley, interviewed before Monday night’s game with Hagstrom Strand, 73, of 274 Prospect the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Investigators sought today to deter former county coroner Walter Brun- Tatum since the accident, and “wouldn't expect a dog to Louis, Mo.; 10 grandchildren and thousands of people lining a parade the Pittsburgh Stdblers, made his first appearance at apologize for biting a person." St., Jamestown, N.Y., died this mor 219 W. Center St., with a mass at the mine wether the crash was due to, d a g ^ 'H a d it been going the other three great-grandchildren. route when a low-flying jet plane hit Schaefer Stadium since he was paralyzed more than one That comment came shortly after the Patriots and the ning at Manchester Memorial Church of the Assumption. Burial pilot error or equipment malfunc- wjryr it would have been a The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. a 140-foot-high grain elevator at the tion. year ago in a pre-season game with the Oakland Raiders. NFL worked out an agreement to secure Stingley's finan Hospital during a visit with her son, was in St. James Cemetery. ptastrophe.” the Rev. Burton Strand, pastor of at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral edge of the crowd. The jet was one of two F>lD^ori ■ The crash knocked out Dillon's The bearded Stingley, sitting in a wheelchair in a cial future. private box, was introduced to the capacity crowd and Concordia Lutheran Church. She was Home, 318 Burnside Ave. The Rev. John A. Drew Sr. Two explosions followed, one from demonstration flig h t^ Dillon’s power and spewed plane fragments New England President William Sullivan said Monday the widow of E. Malcolm Strand. William E. Flynn, pastor of the First the, crash and the other when Jaycee Labor Day Rodeo and parade, into nearby Exxon oil storage tank, received a ,5-minute‘standing ovation which delayed the that Stingley was pleased with his new job, adding he MANCHESTER - John A, Drew, game midway through the second quarter. • Mrs. Strand was born Nov. 24,1906 Congregational Church will officiate. fragments hit a nearby oil storage held in conjunction with the causing one with with a 100,0p0-gallob would scout future college prospects and possibly attend Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. 75. of 91 Essex St. died Monday at tank. Flames shot hundreds of feet Beaverhead County Fair. Several of the Patriots on the bench waved to Stingley. some bowl games. in Pittsburgh. Pa., and had lived in Manchester Memorial Hospital. He capacity to burst into flames. ; Jamestown for 55 years. She was an Friends may call at the funeral into the air. “The parade was going south and who fought back tears during the ovation, and players “His doctor told us he was psychologically able to han home tonight from 7 to 9. was the husband of Mrs. Ethel Dillon's volunteer firemen were in from both teams applauded him vigorously. dle a job, but not one like counting paper clips." Sullivan active and long-time member of the Bosworth Drew. the family suggests that any the parade and quickly responded, “Initially some of the players asked that I come to be said. “This is not a token thing. He will be getting a First Lutheran Church of Mr. Drew was born Sept. 25,1903 in Jamestown. She also belonged to the memorial gifts may be made to the keeping the crowd under control and a boost to them, and they thought I'd be somewhat in sizable salary; if 1 had to describe how he felt in one word, Heart Association of Greater Hart Wolfeboro, N.H., and had lived in quelling the fires with the help of a Manchester Police Report spiring to them," he said. “Some of these guys felt the •It would be contented” Garden Club and Green Thumb Club, Manchester for 32 years. Before his both of Jamestown. ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. helicopter. need to see me for themselves." retirement in 1970, he had been “Everybody just rallied around,” She is also survived by a daughter, Harry Kovalevich MANCHESTER - Police charged employed as an oil burner ser said fireman Marcus Oehling, who coliidng with an automobile Sunday • f ) Mrs. Margaret Kulig of Celoron, Robert Hagtili, 76, of 875 Main St,, TOLLAND - Harry Kovalevich. viceman. was riding on the fire trucks. "It was at the Spencer Street-Channing Drive N.Y.; a brother, three sisters, six with breach of peace Saturday for an 56, of Sugar Hill Road died Monday at He is also survived by a son, John so great. I just made you want to intersection, police said. Dairy Queen Places 30th grandchildren and two great alleged argument with a neighbor. Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford. A, Drew Jr. of Manchester; two cry.” According to police, Eugene A. grandchildren. He was released on a $50 cash bond Sheehan, 33, of 94 Lenox St,, was Mr. Kovalevich was born in East daughters, Mrs. Ethel Christensen of The pilot, Montana Air National The funeral and burial will be in for a Sept. 17 court date. treated at Manchester Memorial Hartford and had lived in Tolland Cromwell and Mrs. Delores Tooker Guard Capt. Joel Rude, 31, of Great Jamestown, N.Y., at a time to be an most of his life. of Old Lyme; a sister, Mrs. Eva Colleen Woodcock, 19, of 890 Hospital for visible, but not disabling In National Tournament nounced. Falls, Mont, was killed when he He is survived by three daughters, Wilkenson of Wolfeboro; and nine Boston Turnpike, Bolton, was injuries. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ejected from the craft at an angle Mrs. Diane Soderman of Wallingford granchildren. arrested on a warrant this morning Police said the cyclist swerved to Hartford Road Dairy Queen fourth inning on a double by Marge end of an 8-1 score and was Main St., is in charge of and Mrs, Judy Baker and Mrs. Sheryl and smashed into the ground 75 feet for third-degree larceny by posses avoid a car driven by Ernest L. John The funeral will be private, with away. A highway patrol officer and Malone and a miscue on a shot off the eliminated. The Barbellettes had a 4- arrangements. Burnell, both of Stafford Springs; six sion and failure to appear in court, son, 29, of 806 Spencer St., who made Women’s softball team capped burial at the convenience of the fami two women were burned, including a bat of Lee Lague. 0 lead after two innings on the There are no local calling hours. sisters, Mrs. Edward Moskey, second-degree. Police said she was to a left turn onto Channing Drive. its best season ever last ly- pregnant mother who was flown to a Relegated to the losers' bracket, strength of two roundtrippers. The family suggests that any Mildred Kovalevich, Mrs. Olga The John F. Tierney funeral Home, be presented in court today. Police cited Johnson for failure to Bradshaw Surrounded by Patriots weekend with a 30th place the Queens topped Lufkin Curves of The Queens were staging an up memorial gifts may be made to Con Salt Lake City burn center in critical Police reported the theft of a CB grant the right of way. Kelley, Mrs. Francis Borowski, Mrs, 219 W. Center St., is in charge of condition. finish at the National ASA Slow Texas. 8-6. The locals moved to a 4-0 rising in the fourth inning with cordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. Kzmier Pasechnick and Mrs, Felix radio, cassette tape deck and two Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw defenders. He managed to get ball away but arrangements. “Thank God the plane was not Pitch Tournament held in lead with Cindy Birdsey, Lague and runners on first and second and no Karkevich. all of Tolland; four There are no calling hours. speakers from the automobile of a f " cocked his arm back and looked downfield but it fell incomplete. (UPI Photo) Nashville, Tenn. Barbara Startup each stroking two- out. However, a thunderstorm .Arthur J. LaPlanI Sr. granchildren and several nieces and flying in the opposite direction or it Tudor Lane resident Saturday. The EAST HARTFORD - Arthur Hospital Visit would really have been a disaster, " all he could see were New England Patriot There were 41 teams entered in the out RBI singles. The Texas con delayed play for 1 ‘ 2 -hours and when ephews. car was parked next to a dumpster, Fire Calls tingent tied it in the fifth before DQ play resumed everything was cooled Joseph LaPlant Sr.. 63. of 10 Cipolla MANCHESTER -The local VFW said Montana Gov. Thomas Judge, double elimination tourney. Defen The private funeral will be at the police said. The value of the missing J scored three times in the sixth off -including the Queens' bats. Drive died Saturday at St. Francis Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Post and Auxiliary will visit the who viewed the site later in the day. items was estimated at $305. ding champ Miami Dots successfully Hospital and Medical Center, Hart An Air National Guard spokesman Monday, 9:25 a.m. -Smoke in retained the crown. Startup and Marian Franklin had Gail Shimaitis' double knocked in Ave., Rockville. Burial will be in St. Newington Veterans Hospital vestigation at 166 Tudor Labe. key hits for the Queens in the latter the lone DQ tally in the seventh. ford. He was the husband of Mrs. Wednesday. Those planning to par said the plane was traveling about Today’s Pearson Wins The Queens and All Sports Bernard s Cemetery, Rockville. (Eighth District) frame. The Curves scored twice in The Queens wound up with a 48-17 Anceline Mazzadra LaPlant. 250 miles per hour and reportedly A Manchester motorcyclist was in Uniforms of Michigan had the honor There are no calling hours. ticipate will meet at the post home at the bottom of the sixth but the locals overall record with championships Ir. LaPlant was in charge of the 6:30 p.m. stalled before striking the grain jured in a fall after swerving to avoid Monday, 6:15 p.m, -Medical call of playing the tournament's opening At Darlington added some insurance in the top of brought home in three tournaments. jfc-ji nty communication division of at 122B Sycamore Lane. (Town) tilt before a crowd of 5,000. The ’■ Sport Parade the seventh. Linda Galati accounting Honors included the title in the I latt & Whitney of United DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) - Michigan crew scored three times in for the tally. Connecticut State Tournament and Technologies Corp. before his retire Women Teachers Veteran David Pearson, often called the third inning on a three-run homer ment in 1978 after 34 years with the and held on for a 3-1 win. DQ next faced the Barbellettes of Fall River. Mass., Invitational Tour Milt Rickman the “Silver Fox" because of his nament. firm. UPI Sports Editor shock of prematurely gray hair and The only DQ score came in the York, Pa., and wound up on the short He was born in East Hartford and Fight for Parity World, Take My Son his wily racing tactics, says this may had lived here all his life. He was a By The Hand be his final year on the stock car cir Marine Corps veteran of World War cuit. NFL Sunday’s Results II and a member of the East Hart WASHINGTON (UPI) — Wjth a new school year get Quarterback Protection Rule Pearson posted a two-lap victory Sports Slate ting under way. the National Organization for Women Kansas City 14, Baltimore 0 ford VFW Post. He also belonged to Monday in the Southern 500, Houston 29, Washington 27 said today women still have a long way to go to achieve NEW YORK (UPI) — The first general reaction among pro Denver 10. Cincinnati 0 the Interstate Police Officers My son starts school tomorrow. NASCAR’s oldest event, but he said Miami 9, Buffalo 7 parity with men in the American educational system. football quarterbacks to the new rule designed to protect them Cleveland 25, NY Jets 22 Association and the New Britain and It's going to be strange and new to him for a while, and I racing is less fun now than it once Philadelphia 23, NY Giants 17 The results of a survey released by NOW’s Project on wish you would sort of treat him gantly. has been about the same as the one that was expressed by the Minnesota 28, San Francisco 22 Oakland 24, Los Angeles 17 Ruilio, T\ roiiiglit Hartford Laryngectomy Club. was. San Diego 33, Seattle 16 Equal Education Rights ranked the nation’s 50 states and You see, up to now, he's been king of the roost. majority of big league baseball players the first time they were Atlanta 40, New Orleans 34 8 - Red Sox Yiiiikees, Cli. Other survivors are two sons, John “I don’t enjoy it as much as I used Monduy's Resiills the District of Columbia according to the significance of He’s been boss of the backyard. I have always been ordered to wear helmets. Dallas 22, St. Louis 21 I I. 22, :{R. WTIC. VI INK LaPlant and Arthur J. LaPlant Jr., to,” he said. “ Darrell Waltrip was Pittsburgh 16, New England 13 both of East Hartford; two female representation in the local educational system. around to repair his wounds, and I've always been They tried hitting with the plastic manager. “We do not think it is driving a lot harder than I wanted to Chicago 6, Green Bay 3 daughters, Mrs. Carol Shea of Alabama had the worst record, while the District of handy to soothe his feelings. hat a couple of times and then when necessary to drill a quarterback into when he spun out. If I’d run that Columbia showed the greatest and most meaningful But now... things are going to be different. Manchester and Mrs. Sandra they were asked what they thought, the ground. The officials are being in hard, I probably would have messed representation of women in its educational establish Tomorrow he's going to walk down the front steps, Lockwood of Coventry; a stepson, they said to helmet it. structed to blow a quicker whistle up.” ment. wave his hands, and start on his great adventure once a quarterback is in the grasp of John Baker of East Hartford; two that probably will Include wars and tragedy and Most of the quarterbacks don’t It was his ninth career win at stepdaughters. Mrs. Jean Lenares of an opponent. Looking over the films, Data came from “public and private sources,” NOW sorrow. seem to care much for the recently Darlington International Raceway Glastonbury and Mrs, Sandra To live his life In the world he has to live In, will require established rule that calls for a 15- we saw a number of quarterbacks and one in which Pearson used his Stroman of East Hartford; three said. Funding was provided by the Carnegie Corp., the are injured when hit with the crown Ford Foundation, the Rockfeller Family Fund and a faith and love and courage. yard penalty against anyone using standard tactics — waiting pdtiently sisters, Mrs. Flora DeMonte and of an opposing player’s helmet. With number of other private organizations. So World, I wish you would sort of take him by his young even the minimum unnecessary for three other leaders, including Mrs, Eva Ouellette, both of East roughness against them. More than the new rule, you can not hit the Roles in interscholastic athletics, school administra hand and teach him the things he will have to know. Waltrip, to spin out or develop Hartford, and Mrs. Alma Cowles of quarterback with the crown of your tion and participation in traditionally male-dominated Teach him... but gently. If you can. that, it calls for a quick whistle as engine, trouble before sliding into the Glastonbury; and 17 grandchildren. He will have to learn, I know, that all men are not just, soon as any quarterback is in the helmet. And once you have him con lead. vocational training were among the criterion used to tained, that’s it, the play is over." The funeral was this morning from rank the states. that all men are not true. grasp of his opponent, and basically, It first appeared Waltrip might the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Teach him that for every scoundrel, there Is a hero, that what this means, is you won’t see Schramm realizes the fans aren’t coast to victory after taking the lead for every crooked politician there Is a dedicated going to be too bappy with the new Main St., with a mass at St. Mary's Among the survey’s findings for the nation as a whole: quarterbacks getting their brains at the 235th lap in the 500-mile event Church. Burial was in St. Mary's leader. Teach him that for every enemy, there Is a rule. — Although women account for nearly seven of 10 scrambled or being drilled into the on the 1.366 mile track, but his Cemetery. friend. ground so much anymore by enemy “There are going to be 'some Chevrolet nicked the wall in the se classroom teachers, they hold only one of 10 top school Let him learn early that the bullies are the easiest people frustrating moments," he says. In Mi'inoriiini administrative jobs such as superintendents, assistant tacklers. cond turn, allowing Pearson to come to lick. That's the plus factor. “There will be some times when In Slid find loving im’innrv of uur precious son. superintendents, principals and assistant principals. from a lap behind to claim the lead. Teach him the wonder of books. Give him quiet time to On the minus side, particularly for maybe a strong guy like (Terry) Pearson, averaging 126.269 mpn, S Holp Wanted 13 Holp Wantod 13 Holp Wanted ■13 Help Wanted 13 Private Inatructlona 18 CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 MECHANIC- Full time. Small NUCLEAR TRAINEES- 17- RIDING LESSONS indoor GOOD HOURS riding ring. Western stock engine experience. Own tools. 24. HS Grad. Will train. Call j -.1 Frank and Ernest Also Trainee / Driver, part BURGER KING 646-7888. and DOLLARS seat, saddle seat and hunt time. Eckert's Lawn & seat. A ll levels 228-9817. Housewives, college Leisure. Coventry, 742-6103. Needs Man A Women To COUNTER GIRL. Some BUSINESS & SERVICE L f i o f d x O n e S h e H e r a l h students, excellent oppor Work Days, Evening, Full experience. To work at Hart- Schoola-Claaaaa 19 , /Howtp WE COME o u r I F U L L St P A R T T I M E a Part Tima. Evenings fora Road Dairy Queen. 12-3. tunity to meet new people CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING C L E R K S needed for third from 5 to closing, must be Monday - Friday. Hourly rate while you supplement your FOR TH E BEST - Manchester F I / ^ 5 T > shift. Apply in person at 7-11 over 1S. Free Maalt, Paid open. C all Hartford Road income part time/full time Gymnastic School, 3 to 5 Store, 509 Center Street, Dairy Queen. 647-1076 for ap positions available. From 7 pupils per teacher. F R E E in Manchester. Vacation. Apply in person troductory lesson with this ad. botwoon 2 and 6 p.m. pointment. AM - 3 PM. Above average starting wages and Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. COMMUNICATIONS MERCHANDISE 467 CENTER STREET benefits, uniforms PHONE 643-2711 T R A IN E E S-17-24. Will train. provided to arrange ap MANCHESTER Call 646-7888. □ REAL ESTATE CONTROL CLERK pointment for personal in FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Servicet Offered 31 Servlcea Offered 31 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 terview. ^ Hornet For Sale 23 13 We have an opening In Hel£jf/ante^ Help Wanted 13 Help W a n ted CALL FRENDLY CStM TREE SERVICE - Free FURNITURE REFINISHER- WES ROBBINS Carpentry C A R PE N T R Y - All types of our distribution center PRISONER? Are you chained HELP WANTED COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 estimates, discount senior Professional Furniture remodeling specialist. Ad repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool EXPERIENCED to a desk or machine, 40 hours TKovtt 1-? on Route 5 In South • CiMtedlan RESTAIMKT ROOMS, 1st floor family citizens. Company Refinishing. Reasonable ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and MACHINE OPERATORS Typists per week? Do bells, whistles Manchester-owned and rates. “ Antique Restoration built-ins, bathrooms, Windows Hung. Ceiling Windsor for a person to (Part Uma) E.HHd Ollvgr Lam room with fireplace, 4 WANTED RECEPTIONIST IN and supervisors control enerous sized beorooms, 2 operated. Call 646-1327. Our Specialty.” Call Robert kitchens. 649-3446. Repaired and Painted. Call work In big ticket con everything you do? Does your 1st sh ift openings for MANCHESTER -Heavy Part time • Turrat Lalha Oparalor f/2 baths, central air, 2 car Treat, 228-0271. anyti.ne, 643-6130. Apartments For Rent 53 ntllces-Stores tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 51 trol panel. Full Time work lack opportunity and 569-1040 Bridgeport & N/C Cin- telephone / reception work • Engina Lath# Oparalor garage, walkout basement, REW EAVING burn holes. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, Hours Monday-Friday challenge? The only Zippers, umbrellas repaired. MUSTANG- 1973 convertible. timatic. 2nd shift openings plus bookkeeping and com • ^,500. Group 1. Philbrick Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 VERNON / ROCKVILLE- 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. puter duties. Experience BORROUGHS difference between a rut and a Window shades. Venetian Painting-Pepering 32 Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Accepting applications for 2 Automatic. All power. $2800. for Bridgeport. Lathe, St Schedule. Company 50 houra, paid holldaya, Agency, 646-4200. ____ Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Excellent running condition, preferred but not essential. 4- Part time typing grave is its' length. Want to blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Good running condition. Call benefits and store dis axcallant Inauranca EXTRA MONEY. Earn to BIDWELL HOME Improve Bedroom Apartment, starting of centrally located space. automatic transmission, Jig Bore Operators must to 4 1/2-day week. Excellent get out of that rut? Stop being Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- PAINTING - Interior and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY at $191 monthly. Includes all 643-9129 positions available. baiMlIta. $200.00 per week on flexible ment Co. Expert installation Ideal for store, office or other power steering and radio be able to set-up and salary and benefits for right count. a prisoner and simply call 646- 5221. exterior, paperhanging, Carpentry and general con utilities, wall-to-wall Ideal location and schedule from IS hours or of aluminum siding gutters business or commercial use. New batterv. new bodv work operate. Please call or app person. Send resume to: P.O. Apply employment of 5865. excellent work references. tracting. R esidential and carpeting and appliances. Call 1971 COUGAR- 351 Cleveland choice of hours 6 am - Apply In paraon: more. Five openings and trim. Roofing installation Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 568-2646. Box HH. c.'o Manchester fice 11th floor, Monday COVENTRY ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Free estimates. Fully in commercial. Whether it be a and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 1-237-8858, EHO. Engine 'Console. Bucket ly to: available. Possible training U-MI Corporiaon Herald. 10 am or 10 am - 2 pm. WAITRESS WANTED- 6 room Ranch. 4 wooded acres, attics, garages, yards sured. Martin Matson. 649- small repair job, a custom seats. Regular gas. Call 649- - Thursday, 10-4 required but willing to inter sliders to deck, Rec. room, PROFESSIONAL / 190 Tiimwl Road 10 paid holidays and Available 6:30-2:00 two days a METRONIC, INC. cleaned. moving, 4431. built home or anything in SPECIALIZING cleaning and 474 MAIN STREET- Second BUSINESS / OFFICE 8430. week. 11:00-3:00 three days a view all inquiries. Call walkout bsmt. & patio, 2 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn between, call 646-1379. Vimon, CT 06068 PART-TIME JANITOR for eligible for paid vaca 0 FOX & CO. lireplaces, 75' garage>ahed, repairing chimneys, roofq, floor. 3 rooms heated. No BUILDING -Approximately week. Experienced preferred. Rout* 6 a 44A screening operator for in- WANTED JUNK AND LATE BANK REPOSSESSIONS 12031 871-1244___ medium size office complex. $66,900. Bread & Milk Street service. No job too big or Q UALITY PAIN TIN G and new roofs. Free estimates. 30 applian.ces. No pets. Security. 2600 square feet, with ample tion. Please phone Apply A.C. Peterson, 263 person Interview. 528-9618 MODEL WRECKS - Cash Hours: 5 p m.-10 p.m., 3 HARTFORD BOLTON AKA Rt. 31 North. Appointment, small. 568-8522. Paper Hanging by Willis C A R PE N T R Y St MASONRY - vears Experience. Rowley. Tenant insurance required. parking. Close to Center, FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmoblile 875-0731 Ext. 114. Paid. Call Parker Street Used nights a week. Phone Mr. Equal Opportunity Employer North Main Street. owner. Schultz. Fully insured Additions and Remodeling. 643-5561. $225 monthly. Call 646-2426 . 9 hospital and new court Visia Cruiser Station Wagon, 4 VETERINARIAN KENNEL Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap or apply In person references. 649-4343. Free estimates. Call Anthony Auto Parts. Inc, 649-3391. needs work $1195. 1974 Jeep MAN TO WORK IN GLASS to 5. building. For info, call 568- •ASSISTANT- Mornings and pointment. * GENERAL MEDICAL 643-6516 E X P E R T PA IN T IN G and Squillacote 649-0811. ROOFER WILL Install roof, Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive COCKTAIL WAITRESSES St SHOP- Full or part time. App 7658 or 871-0401. weekends. Lifting and outside TRAINEE- 17-24. HS Grad. D E L IV E R Y St G E N E R A L LANDSCAPING Specializing A&W PAINTING Contrac siding or gutter for low dis WANTED FEMALE TO 1966 F O R D M U S T A N G - $3200 1973 Buick Le Sabre LADY BARTENDER- ALL PURPOSE MAN- Must ly in person to: J.A. White Needs minor work. As is, $350. work required Reply to Box BURROUGHS CORP. Will train. Call 646-7888. VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 in Exterior House Painting. tors. Quality painting and CARPENTER - Repairs, count price. Call Ken at 647- SH A R E nice two bedroom MANCHESTER - Store or Of $995. 1972 MG Model B, GT, 2 TOOLMAKER- Mold Maker, Experienced or will train. have good driving record. Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. Call 649-9631 anytime after JJ. c o'Manchester Herald. Rt. 30 Tolland Ct. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 Tree pruning, spraying, paper hanging at reasonable remodeling, additions, gar 1566. Manchester Apartment with fice for rent. Drive by 218 door Coupe, low mileage Machinist. Good pay. Many Apply 330 Ledyard Street, A p p ly 649 M a in S tree t, 6:00 p.m. EOE M/F fireplaces, large Family mowing, weeding. Call 742- rates. Fully insured. Free ages. roofing. Call David same. $125 monthly. Included Spruce Street. Call 643-2121. $1800 1970 Chevrolet MaliBu EARN $200 WEEKLY - Part benefits. 50 hour week. Call Hartford. Manchester. Room. Very luxurious 7947. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Patria. 644-1796. heat, plus Security deposit. $350. 1970 C h ry sle r New time, light typing or ad 643-4257. or come to Vernon Yorker $395. The above may Butinaet Opportunity 14 throughout! Call R.,,Zimmer, 7696. Heeling-Plumbing 35 643-5031, after 6 p.m. dressing sales letters. No Mold & Tool Inc., 199 Forest FULL TIME POSITION as FOOD CONCESSION HELP FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY be seen at the Savings Bank of PAINTER- Experienced in Warehouseman / Driver. HELPI! J.D. Real Estate for details. experience necessary. Write Street. Manchester. WANTED- Part time mor WATERPROOFING PERSONAL Paperhanging - Remodeling and Additions. MANCHESTER- Dynamite! 3 Manchester. Main Street, residential painting. Steady VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco 646-1980, or 647-1139. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Wanted to Rent 57 National Marketing, Box 244. Monday thru Saturday, 7:30 SURVEY OFFICE NEEDS nings and nights available. Hatchways, foundation for particular people, by Dick. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 bedrooms, kids and pets ok, Manchester work. Excellent wages. Call Snacks with locations $3,580. cleaned with electric cutters, ON. Dundee. Illinois. 60118 a m. to 5:00. Apply at the •Drattopofoon - LoRoy Must be dependable. Apply Call 643-5703 anytime.' years experience! For Free C A LL TO LL F R E E 1-800-423- MANCHESTER, BY cracks, tile lines, sump by professionals. McKinney $300. (125-1) Rental Assistors, WANTED TO RENT- 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - FOOD SUPERVISOR 872-4520, after 6:00 p.m. W.H. England Lumber Com oxporionco nocotsary Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer Estimates, call 646-4239. 1977 PONTIAC LE MANS 2355 Ext. 905. OWNER. 6 room Cape, new pumps, gravity feeds, window Bros. Sewage Disposal Com 236-5646, small fee. URG ENTLY. Young couple Great running condition. LAl'NDRYWORKER. Full pany, Route 44-A, Bolton •PARTY CHIEF Street. Monday thru Saturday, wells. 30 years experience. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - WAGON- Power, air con D ircclly reporting to the Assi PART TIME HELP Notch. kitchen, lovely yard. $50’s. By pany, 643-5308, with child on the way looking Asking $500 Can be seen at time, including every other 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 643-4953, 872-7611. Quality craftsmanship at low FARRAND REMODELING - ITS FOR YOU- Cute and cozy, ditioning. automatic, small V- WANTED- Nights and some •TRANSIT MAN appointment. 643-9380. No for 2 bedroom apartment International Motor Car, Ltd , weekend for institutional tant Food Service Director, this in prices. Call 646-5424. Cabinets and Formica Tops, 4 rooms. All appliances. $200. 8. roof rack, AM-FM radio, weekends. Package Store. Salary commensurate agents. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Reasonable. In Manchester, 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, laundry•y ^erationopc Apply in dividual will supervise, schedule HAIRDRESSER NEEDED- Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad 1968-3) Rental Assistors, 236- steel radials. 27.000 miles. person.1, EastEa: Hartford Con- Call 649-0446. CHEF with experience. Excellent opportunity for a BELL STREET repairs, plugged drains, Bolton, Coventry, Vernon Ct , or call 871-0849. Excellent condition. $3975. and orient employees in our Food * EDUCATION FOREST HILLS- 8 room PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ditions, Decks, All types of kitchen faucets replaced, 5646, small fee. valescent Home. 745 Main Manchester Memorial responsible person with GLASTONBURY- Hebron area. Please call anytime. Call 643-2857. Service Department I’revious CALL Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first - Interior and exterior. Remodeling and Repairs. repaired, rec rooms, Street. East Hartford. PART TIME PERSON- For Hospital IS looking for a Chef. experience and some Avenue School District. Ages 742-8076 or leave message. (ood supervisory experience is floor family room with Commercial and residential. Phone 643-6017. EAST HARTFORD- Gigantic janitorial work, 4 to 5 hours following, with a busy full ser 2 and up. or kindergarten, half bathroom remodeling, heal The successful candidate will 043-2520 Private Inttrucllone 18 fireplace, large modern Free estimates. Fully in 3 bedroom, large yard. Lovely KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- required daily. Inquire within: vice Unixsex Beauty Salon. modernization, etc. Free GOOD SIZE GARAGE FOR assist the Rxecutive Chef in the batwaan 9:00 A 5:00 kitchen, sliders to large deck, days. After 5 . 633-9074. sured. 646-4879. LEON CIESZYNSKI area. Only $190. (967-4) Rental Trucks for Sale 62 Apha Numeric 40 hour week. This lull lim e position offers Highland Park Market. 317 Full time position. Call Estimate gladly given. M & M STORAGE. Manchester, East Supervision of Production REMEDIAL READING and BUILDER- New Homes, Ad Assistors, 236-5646, small fee x)d starling salary and excellent Highland Street. walkout basement, gas heat. 2 Plumbing St Healing. 649-2871. Hartford, or Glastonbury Apply Gaer Brothers. 140 Rye Ultimate I, ask for Diana, 643- math: individualized work EXPERIENCED PAINTING ditions, Remodeling, Rec 1974 INTERNATIONAL related functions and Staff of our SWITCHBOARD car garage, wooded lot. Group PICKET, SPLIT RAIL St vicinitv. Call evenings, 568- Street. South Windsor. benefit package For more infor 2103, or 647-1315, after 7 p.m. program, (lst-8th grade) by By Craig Odgen. Quality Rooms, Garages, IGtchens SINGLES DELIGHT- Im 1973 T O Y O T A C O R O N A PICKUP- Standard Power kitchen, as well as the Prepara* OPERATOR- 4 nights per I, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. STOCKADE FENCES- 8435. mation, please contact the Per URGENTLY NEEDED- master’s degree teacher, 568- Workmanship! Interior and Remodeled, Ceilings. Bath maculate. 3 rooms. New WAGON ■ Good condition. steering, brakes. 47,000 miles. week: Thursday 11:30 p.m., Repaired, and installed. PART TIME CLEANING sonnel Department at 646-1222 Mature, reliable sitter, tion of meals 8075. Exterior. "You Tried The Tile, Dormers, Roofing. F lo o rin g 36 appliances. $125. (999-4) Ren New cylinder head, brakes. Good condition. Cap. $2000. 7:30 a m. Friday, Saturday & Reasonable rates. Free es WOMAN- Manchester office. Kxlension 481 preferably over 25 for well This full time position offers Rest, Now Stick With The Residential or Commercial tal Assistors. 236-5646, small Must be seen. Asking $2200. Call 64? 9777, Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a m. HOUSEKEEPING MANCHESTER timates. 289-1183, anytime. □ AUTOMOTIVE Flexible hours. CMS St Blue behaved 8 year old boy, before an excelll potential for growth best." Call 649-8749. 742-9979. 649-4291. FLOOR SANDING St Call anytime alter 5PM. 646- Edwards Answering Service, Wb have an opening for VOICE, PIANO Instructions, fee Cross. Call Mrs. Hare. 649- and after school til 4:30. and enjoy a complete benefit ★ NEW LISTINGS REFINISHING- Floors like 5026. 1977 DODGE PICK UP MANCHESHR 646-5406. a person to do the Former faculty New York 4523. Robertson School area package For more information, Music and Art High School. Immaculate 6 room Raised J.B. ELECTRONICS- PAINTING- Interior. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS new! Specializing in older MALE ROOMMATE A u to s F o r Safe 61 SPECIAL- 225 SL 6. Excellent MERMRIAL HOSPITAL Manchester only. Call 875-7136 please contact the Personnel house keeping at our Professional Singer/Pianist. Ranch. Gas heat. "Manchester's Stereo Exterior. Quality - Complete Construction. Ad floors. Natural and stained WANTED to share apartment 1965 MUSTANG 289 - 4 speed. condition, includes. Cap, rust 71 HAYNC8 STREET CLEANING WOMAN- Bodv very good. Engine after 6 p.m. Department at 646-1222. Exte distribution center on 644-8597. Immediate occupancy. Expert!■' Repair all brands of Workmanship! Reasonable ditions, Remodeling. Free floors. No waxing any more! in Manchester. Call 643-2590, WE PA Y $10 for complete proof, power steering, low MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 Thorough. reliable individual Home Stereo St Portable TVs. Rates! Call Rick at 646-0709, Estimates. Fully Insured John Verfaille. 646-5750. after junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland excellent Interior very good, mileage. Call 289-2064 alter An Equal Opportunity nsion 481 wanted for regular Route 5 In South Wind Priced right, $67,900, EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY- Call Jack. 643-1262. after 5 .00 p.m. Call 646-4879 6:00 p.m. 456 1 2 MAIN STREET- 6 Auto Body. 528-1990. $600 firm. Serious inquiries 4:30, EXECUTIVE Employer housecleaning. Call 659-1187, MANCHESTER TEACHER Work part time 2 or 3 sor. 30 hours, Monday- ARRUDA&BARCOMB room house. No young only. Call after 6:00 p.m . 643- ‘Manchester after 5 p.m. HAS OPENINGS afternoon SALESPERSON evenings, $8 to $10 per hour. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Friday schedule, 8 to and Saturday for Voice St 644-8000 children. No appliances. No WE PA Y TOP PRICES for 6560. Car and phone necessary. wrecked and junk cars A & B 71 HAYNE8 BTRERT 2:30 p.m. Company Piano Instructions. $5 per utilities. No pels. Security. Must be reliable. Call for an PART TIME JANITOR for 644-1539 Aufo Salvage, used auto parts. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR We will train the right per WANTED.- MATURE MANCHE8TER. CONN. 06040 benefits and store dis lesson. Call 649-6325. A n tiq u e s 45 Tenant Insurance required. appointment. 643-7020. medium size office complex. Homes For Sale 2 3 Articles lor Sale 41 $330 m onthly. A v a ila b le Call Tony 646-6223. C H EA P dependable transpor WOMEN. Tuesdays through M EpM OpparMfy EnWr w count. Apply Employ * TAG SALES son for a professional sales Houis: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 November 1st. Call 646-2426, tation. and great gas mileage Saturdays, 10-6. Must Be EAST HARTFORD - Move A N T I Q U E S S t career. The qualified in nights a week. Phone Mr. ment office 11th floor, wvwwwJWWtWW ELLINGTON RIDGE GOLF DELIVERING DARK LOAM 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs come see Herbie, a 1963 A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD reliable. Apply Carvel, 811 right into this charming 3 TAG SALE- Saturday COLLECTIBLES - Will weekday 9 to 5. dividual will receive a RN Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap COURSE is across the street. - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also excellent. Must sell, Volkswagen with a unique Could help to sell your items E Main Street, Manchester SH AKLEE- Discover the peo Monday-Thursday 10- Bedroom Ranch on quiet September 1st., 10 to 4. 44 purchase outrighL or sell on monthly training pointment. Immaculate 8 Rooms, 4 sand, gravel and stone. 643- sacrificing! Any reasonable pei'sonalitv. Only $450. 633- taster, rent your room quicker, ple devoted to natural har 4. SALES AGENT street. Boasts fresh paint and Scott Drive, Manchester. New commission. House lot or ENFIELD- Ecstacy deluxe 5 NURSING SUPERVISOR bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths 9504. offer over $1450. Call after 1503, and bring you better results! allowance plus com mony and good health. Call a 12x22 family room off the 8x10 Rug, assorted folding single piece Telephone 644- rooms. New appliances. Kids WANTED Colonial. Fireplace family 3:30 p.m.. 649-1150, 528-6063. Ask the Herald Classified Ad missions and complete Private home health ’ care Philisse. 289-1249. kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. doors, plus many other items, 8962. ok. $300's. (119-1) Rental n«td ■ dynimlo msn or WOOD PICTURE FRAME 1977 DODGE COLT- 4 speed taker about details. Put the fringe benefits. No over agency seeking lull time Distributorship available. 0 FOX & Co. Barnett-Bowman, 633-3661. room with beamed ceilings. Assistors. 236-5646, small fee. SMALL \ ENGINE woman to toll our axcliialva ealan- Immediate occupancy. Pasek 18X22, $7. G rill on wheels $8, TAG SALE- Clothes, boys and 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 21.000 miles. Regular gas. STAR to work for vou! Phone night traveling required nursing supervisor with Excellent condition. $3400. MECHANIC wanted to repair dart and an axtanalva lino of OLDER FIVE-ROOM HOME Realtors, 289-7475. Coffee St End Tables $20. girls toddlers, adults, several M ANCHESTER- Main Street. Customized, in and out. 14 643-2711. and your income potential BSN and at least 2 years NURSES AIDS- Full time. HARTFORD Call after 7 p.m., 875-8273. Lawn Mowers, and yard advortlaing ipoolaltloorttualnaaa near hospital. Good condition. Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors Baby items. Miscellaneous 2 room apartment. Heated. miles per gallon on regular p Experienced preferred but will be in excess of $35,000 community health plfla. If you havo a poal Matory of St Buoy $50. Diving Equip □ RENTALS fuel. Loaded with extras in equipment. Conyers training will be given. Apply Equal Opportunity Employar 2-car garage. 649-0498. 228- household. Saturday 8/25,79. Hot water. Appliances. No a year If your ambitious, experience. Challenging aalaa aucoaaa or wlah to bogin a ment, (fins, mask, gloves, cluding Factory Air! Low- 1971 TOYOTA CORONA- Hardware, 646-5707. in person: East Hartford Con- 9852. 10 til 4. rain or shine. London pets. Parking. Security. 523- enjoy an independant work opportunity in the fastest earoor In aalaa, you can banaflt Investment Property 25 knife), old rocker $10 . 649- mileage. One owner Mark II. New starter, tires, valescenl Home. 745 Main Park Section, Hebron Take Rooms lor Rant 52 7047. style and have a basic E R R A N D St L I G H T growing area of nursing GENERAL OFFICE AND from oot of tha moat lucratfva 1104. London Road off Route 85, Excellent condition. Over runs good. Asking $650. Call Street. East Hartford. SPLIT L E V E L - 7 Rooms, 2 COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 business background, this MAINTENANCE PERSON- ‘ figure clerks are needed to eommlaalon atrueturoa In our In* Homes lor Rent 54 $14,000 invested. A real 643-2624 after 5 p m. Motorcycles-BIcycles 54 care. Salary negotiable. baths. 3 bedrooms, family feet waterfront property with signs to 48 Carolyn Drive. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen is the career opportunity Must have car. We pay work in the Hartford area. duatry. YYhat wo nood la an In* bargain for $7495. Must be Send resume to: MECHANIC- Experienced on room. 20x40 in-ground pool 4 large cottages in very good FORCED HOT AIR trally located Downtown mileage. Call Mrs. Bloom, Call today. TAC/TEMPS, 727- dhrtdual who can daal diroetty with TAG SALE- Sunday thru TOLLAND - 8 Room Modern seen. Call 643-0421. FORD VAN 1970- Excellent 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - you've been looking for. all makes of trucks and cars. with cabana. Garage. condition. Fully furnished, FURNACE- Some age but fine Manchester. Kitchen condition. Too much too lift. 646-2900. 8430. bualnataman who uaa ealtndara Wednesday. 11 to 4, in- Colonial, with privacy. $550 LOW RIDER 2500 miles, Send resume to: Starting at $280 per week, Aluminum siding. Group I located in Sandy Beach area, working order. Four burner privileges. Call 649-2358. High mileage, but engine Executive Director and apadalty Hama to promota side/outside 183 Smith Drive. per month. References and 1963 VOLVO. Mechanics 100'; stock and in excellent with right qualifications. All Realtors, Philbrick Agency, docks, boats, gorgeous pic natural gas stove, brown. Fine recently reconditioned. $2700 WARD CLERK- Working with SECRETARIES WITH AND thair bm lnaaa. TM a la an axoallant East Hartford. Clothes for security deposit required. special or for parts. Engine in shape. $4500. 742-8786. fringe Benefits. For appoint 646- 4200. turesque setting. Very older wardrobe. 649-5547. MANCHE.STER - Room for or best offer. Must be seen' patients records, some filing. Aid A Assistance WITHOUT shorthand are tinw for you to aaaoclata youraaH every member of the family, Group I Realtors, Philbrick good condition. $300.00 Call Mr. Bemis ment call 688-7596. private. Owners want to rent Private entrance. Heat 40 hours per week. Thorough needed to work in the Hart with Tha Thoa. D. Murphy Co., a Agency, 646- 4200, 643-4822. 431 N ew State Road. 1975 HONDA SttPER SPORT P.O. Box 1009 of N.E.Ct„ Inc. OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. plus much miscellaneous! and utilities paid. $45 weeklv. orientation and training. App ford area. Call today. plonaor In tha advarUalng fltM • finance. Excellent investment Manchester. Call 649-6364. 750- Kerker headers. KNN Manchester, Ct for group or indvidual. Zanotti Hutch, walnut finish, Call 242-1872. Tom. ly in person: East Hartford TAC/TEM PS, 727-8430. alnea 1GGG. Your Inttlattvo and Manchester ANTIQUES TO TAGS- C H E C K THIS- Your own fillers. Oil cooler. Much 357 East Center Street Realtors. 649-0272, 228-9485. excellent condition $150. New 06040 Convalescent Home. 745 Main planning will datarmlna your Eastern Connecticut's largest private home. New more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 B-13 Steel Radial Firestone FURNISHED SLEEPING VW BUG J971- Excellent con Street. East Hartford. Manchester, Ct. 06040 TYPISTS AND CLERK growth and auccaaa with our od* Flea Market at the Mansfield appliances. Elegently styled. p.m. It makes Cents 721 Tire, $35 . 643-1814. ROOM- For mature NEW CAR COMING! Must dition. New tires. $2500, or TYPISTS are needed to work tabllahod company. Your aceounta Drive-In Theatre (Jet. 31 & Quiet area. $250, (990-2) Ren (0 buy now gentleman. Modern bath. sell 2 older but beautiful cars. best offer. Call anytime .569- WANTED in the Hartford area. Call ara protoetad and rapaat ordara 321. Sundays (AM to 3 PM.) tal Assitors, 236-5646, small 1973 NORTON COMMANDO- 28 B L A C K St W H IT E Parking. No cooking. Security today. TAC/TEM PS, 727-8430. maka money for you. H you can Don't buck this desi Real Estate Wanted 1968 Cadillac, all equipment, 2232. Rebuilt. less than 1000 miles. PORTABLE TELEVISION Public Free, dealer $6. Reser and references. $150 monthlv. fee. organita your llmo and work Full dormered 7 room Cape. 3 radial tires, $900, 1969 Pon Excellent condition. Best CORRESPONDENT S E T - $30. C a ll 528-7212 vations unnecessary. Call 643-2121. GAL FRIDAY- Part time. without auporvlalon, tMa can ba an bedrooms up. 1 '/^ baths, SELLING your house? Call us tiac, everything but air. $750. 1969 CAMARO- 6 cylinder, offer. Call after 4:30 - 289- first and we'll make you a anytime. Will accept reasonable offer automatic, power steering, When in need of a Service or Product Must be flexible for in axcoUant full tima or part Uma fireplace, kitchen 14x15. full Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 2064, creasing hours. Busy buafnaaa for you. Writa Bob basement. aluminum aldlno cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Olllces-Stores for Rent 55 Call after 6 p.m.. 643-2259 power brakes. $1100. Call TO COVER THE $81,000. WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe Manchester office needs McKonsia, Marfcating Managar, Realtor, 643-1577. Apartments For Rent 53 after 5 p.m.. 643-7139, Campers-Trellars washing machine. XC. $135.00. HOME SWEET HOME - reliable gal with typing, filing, Tha Thoa. D. Murphy Co.. P.O. 643-7222 M ANCHESTER - Main Street OLDIE BUT GOODIE. 1968 Mobile Homes 65 Zenith 21 inch portable black Complete health-guard COVENTRY NEWS good figure aptitude and Box 122, Locuaf Valley. Ntw York MAY WE BUY your home? LOOKING for anything in real modern offices available. 300. Ford Fairlane 500 4 door. 302 OLDSMOBILE CLASSIC- 87 Wadgtwood Driva and white TV- $45.00. Wall facilities. Cats also. Canine phone experience. Salary $3.75 1 1 5 6 0 . Quick, fair, all cash and no estate rental - apartments, 400. 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or V-8 automatic. Only 48,000 1963. Good condition. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- cabinet grouping- $50.00. Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon FOR plus an hour. Fee paid. Call problem. Call Warren E. homes, multiple dwellings? parts of. Heat, air con original miles. 20 mpg. Has Automatic. $300.00. Will pass Very good condition. Many CALL A PROFESSIONAL Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Brand new 2 drawer filing Road, Manchester. 646-5971, ditioning included. Call 646- hadT.L.C. and needs someone inspection. Automatic. Call Multi Personnel, 643-7700. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate extras! Call 633-4890. THE MANCHESTER cabinet- $38.00. 633-9740. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 2469 or 646-2755. who cares. $1500.00. 633-1503. 527-0223. C A P E - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms. FREE TO GOOD HOME - H o u se h o ld Goods 40 Mixed Collie, female, about 1 Remodeled Kitchen and EXCELLENT CONDITION- HERALD 1/2 years. Has Shots. Spayed. 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Baths. Aluminum siding, in- Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel CUSTODIAN REFRIGERATORS Good with children. 649-5501. Please Call 643-2711 ground pool with patio and Washers / Ranges, used, Rocker, $100. Black Boston 2nd Shift privacy. Group I. Philbrick Rocker $70. Set of McGregor guaranteed and clean. New FREE TO GOOD HOME- A sk For Agency. 646-4200, Golf Clubs (irons and woods) Opportunity In maintenance department for shipment damaged, G.E St Female black Labrador MEN'S HAIR 8TYLINB RESTAURANT FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. $100 - used 1 season. Pair of FURNITURE REFINISHER Frank Burbank or Barbara Richmond reliable Individual to do general shop and office Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- Retriever puppy. 4 1/2 months 4 ROOM HOUSE- Manchester B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main 0718. old. All shots, 646-1292. Profegtional RefinUhing cleaning. Experience In floor maintenance corner location. Aluminum Street. 643-2171. Done Reattonably! Hairstyling HocircxHlA siding. Move-in condition. For GARRY NATIONS sale at Appraisal Price of $40.- FLAT FIELDSTONE - for HAMSTERS- 2 hamsters each HOUSEWIVES ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! “Antique RMtoratlon for , 643-1305 retaining walls, patios or with their own cage and 500. For appointment to in Custom made draperies, slip Our Speclilly” KAMAN AEROSPACE/BLOOMFIELD MAINTENANCE MECHANIC fireplaces. Call 295-0250 or accessories. 1 brown and Men spect, please write to: Box J. covers and upholstery. Budget FINE LUNCHES General mechanical ability. Heating, ventilating . c/o Manchester Herald. 295-0034. white, 1 black Teddy Bear. Comar of Ctnttr A Main 8t. baa aaveral openinga for EDP Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 289-3934 after 6 p.m. Robertfreat 457 Main St. and air conditioning experience desirable. Elec or 646-1000. MANCHE8TCR protaaalonala using Cobol. Familiar with MANCHESTER - BEST SEARS 10 HP Lawn Mower / Manchattar 647-1167 trical troubleshooting also desirable. Will do all 44 228-0271 OFFER OVER $49,900 will Tractor. Good condition. Call Musical Instruments 4 IBM 360/50 using BOB. types of general maintenance work. Including ELECTRIC RANGE- With buy this cozy Cape, with deep lower 643-9877. CLEANING AND HAULING painting. eye level oven, and FREE CASE with all 1/2 AUTO SERVICE treed yard. By appointment. oven First $100 takes it. Call Earn Extra Money price Guitars with this ad. 643-9380. No agents. 568-9439. Windsor Locks Msnchflsler SENIOR PROGRAM ANALYSTS APPLY PERSONNEL DEPT. Rivers Music. 7 Main Street, 623-4736 ^ 646-5425 New Britain. 225-1977. Open til COLONIAL - C A P E Garage, MAPLE M@bil THESE ADVERTISERS Bill Phil DRAPES FOR SALE- with 5 plus years of experience In Financing and GERBER SCIENTIHC INSTRUMENT CO. fireplace, 1 f/2 baths. 9 p.m. Super Service^ Inc, ARE ALL □MISC. FOR SALE Excellent condition. Pale Manufacturing systems. Total project respon 83 Garber Rd South Windsor Aluminum siding. Immediate OA8 • OIL - LUBRICATION - green, fully lined. Custom VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. “PROFESSIONALS” occupancy. Only $59,900. With Your Own ACCE880RIE8 sibility. Equal Opportunity Employer ■ M/F 41 Made. Antique Satin. 84” long. Excellent condition. $90.00. TIRES AND BATTERIES v9 PICKvUP FOR HIRE Pasek Realtors. 289-7475. Articles tor Sate QI Thtm Please call 649-1546 after 4:00 220 SPRUCE n . . MANCHESTER Allies. Cellars. Barns. Garages Call 643-4762. Ptioni S4S-S4S7 A Call!! Ciesned-Reaionable p.m. PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS ManclHUtsr HOLTON T R U M PE T - Good MUST SELL- All in good con condition. $90 or best offer. FLOOR A CARPET CARE with 3 plus years of experience In Financial and ★ COMPARE ★ ALUMINUM Sheets used as dition. 30" electric range. $75. 646-1032. Part Time Job! SIDINS, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINBS, A CANOPIES Manufacturing systems. SECRETARY printing plates. .007 thick Ping Pong Table $30. Colico - FLOORS UNLIMITED - The best home Investment this 23x28'2'', 25 cents each or 5 Pool Filter $50. Humifidier Boats-Accessorles 45 Opportunity for Indiistrlous Individual with year — WRUwmnI of MpnctiMtor. for$l. phone 643-2711. Must be $25. And othej: miscellaneous. ... and mothers with young children, bring them Coflimercial/Residentsil Quality construction by.Brahaney picked up before 11 a m. Floor i Carpet Care Competitive salary with excellent fringe benefits. good secretarial skills/ Must be mature, per Call 647-1924. 16 FOOT PEMBROKE with you and save on baby sitting costs. sonable, and able to 'W u m e various respon & Choma. Hillside, wooded loca ONLY. RUNABOUT with trailer $400. Carpets Ocane4 — Deo4erueil Opportunity for advancement within Kaman tion In one of Manchester's most AMERICAN AIRLINES 1/2 Hospital bed $25 . 646-5892. Spot Reinavil — Roors Stripped sibilities. Experience Including public and BILL TUNSKY structure. desirable areas. Past perfor CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye fare coupons. Reasonable. Sealed - Wiied telephone contact-very desirable. mance has shown area to have set, electric welder, acetylene Valid until December 15. Call 12 FOOT AQUACAT Free Estifflatei 043-5434 ★ ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING one of the highest appreciation outfit, aluminum ladder, 643-7017. CATAMERAN- 22 foot mast. Twenty Hours per week. Salary plus gas Cali Now (20 C o lo n To Chooto From) Good salary and full company-paid benefits rates. Cuitom-bulll, one-of-a- trailer tires, new electric Very good condition. $350. Call For further Information contact package. kind homes. Qaa heal, city generator, electric lawn- SWIM POOLS- Distributors 646-4689. allowance. ★ AWNINGS & CANOPIES sewers, energy features. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. disposing of brand new 31' SOUND INTERESTING? James E. Flynn APPLY TO PERSONNEL DEPT. Convenient to highways, schools long above ground pools com- A n tiq u e s 48 ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS & shopping. 3 homes now under You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 647-9946 You Can Advertise Your Kaman Aerospace Corp. pletc with huge 16' sundeck,' ------construction for your Inspection. our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In [Service or Business In This Phone 649-9095 GERBER SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT fencing, filter. Asking $687 WANTED: Antique furniture, or Old Windsor Road Financing and installation glass, pewter, oil paintings or FREE ESTIMATES -I- EASY TERMS Coma a soa WILDWOOD BRAND NEW WEDDING dependence and your own income ... Directory For As Little As available. 203-324-9289. other antique item s. H. 647-9947 Bloomfield, Ct. 06002 GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. $3.20 Per Week. Please COMPANY Harrison, 643-8709. REALTY TRUST Best reasonable offer Ask for Jeanne Fromerth - FOR SALE- Older Ijedroom Call 643-2711, ask for Tina 83 Qorber Rd. South Windsor accepted. Please telephone 649-1411 set. Best offer. Also, frostfree lor Joe ... (203)242-4461 646-2161, atter6:00p.m. THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 357 I. C CN TM ST. refrigerator. $10.00.27 Cannon II You Would Lika To Advartlee Your Service In This EOE M/F St COLLECTIBLES- Open by Directory. PI eeee Call Tina or Joe at 643-2711. MANCHESTER Road, East Hartford. appointment only until Weekdays after 4 p.m. September. Call 643-6680. PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. Sept. 4, 1979 WSeWN^ EVENING HERALD, Tues.. Sept. A, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN Paamits — Charlas M. 6chula ACROSS (abbr.) * Answer to Previous. Puzzle Ves, but he's y HE'S SMliOSINS A Dear Abby 1 Oriental chief DOWN SORT OF BUSY.../ LETTER TO A FRIENP! 5 Sample By Abigail Van Buren 8 Executioner in 1 Variety of "Mikedo" cabbage 12 Air (prefix) 2 David Copper- 13 Motoring field villain associetion 3 Branches of Slen(pd learning DEAR ABBY; Who does that 62-year-old codger think he 15 Latvian 4 Inform is? God's gift to virgins? He said he could marry a 22-year- 16 Leg joint 5 Western old, but she wasn’t a virgin. So now he's romancing a 17 Irritate resort 19-year-old dancing instructor who IS a virgin but can't date 18 Greek letter 6 Pour down 20 Breakfast 7 Puppy sound him because it's against house ruies. food 8 Hard handed I'm a few years oider than our Casanova, but I wouldn't PrlBcllls's Pop •— Ed Sullivan 21 Shame defense 26 Made music 41 Step have him on a siiver piatter. I, too, would like a companion, 22 Make lace 9 Of the ear 27 Means of 42 Tree kind (pi.) but I know my place. I have a lot to offer. Not too bad to look entry C5H, PRISatlA.WHAT JUST IMAGINE' 23 Pale bluish- 10 Metric unit 43 Set of two at. have a comfortable home which I'd gladly share with a green 28 Sea term F^N WE LL HAVE NEW BOOKS, NEW , 11 Not closed 44 Paris airport man willing to carry his own weight. I'm a fine cook and MEW FLUNKS/ 26 African land 29 Flees BACK IN SCHOOL.' , EXPERIENCES' 19 Mae West 45 Farm agency 30 Fatima's role punishment housekeeper, I still raise all my own vegetables, can. and do (abbr.) chores as though I still lived on a farm. I'm not trying to sell husband 20 Forbids 31 Cattle (arch.) 31 Midwest state 46 Image myself. I don't have to. I get along fine as is, but sometimes 22 Watch over 34 Jokes AT' (abbr.) 47 Biblical it's a lonely existence. 23 SemAic deity 37 Poncho (var.) 32 Exclamation preposition Once when I refused to date a married man, he said, "A V i of triumph 24 Actress 38 Eggs woman your age can't be too choosy!” Well, I can be choosy 33 Frothy brew Raines 39 F.ruit in 48 Snide enough never to date a man who has a wife sitting at home 34 Thoughtful 25 Nothing (Fr.) bunches 50 License plate 35 Turkey waiting for him! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Abby. is there a man anywhere who wants a wife, com gobbler 36 Michigan 12 13 14 panion, helpmate, a good woman to help see him through the metropolis sunset years of life? Seems to me there would be more, 38 Hies 19 16 17 available men for us older women if more people would act 40 Summer drink 11 19 their age. 41 New Deal 20 e * - .rMIA, tnC.T 9-4 ■ ACTING MY AGE IN MO. project (abbr.) 21 Captafn Easy — Crooks ft Lawronco 42 Smells ■ DEAR ACTING: What do you mean by “acting one’s 45 Radioactive el 23 24 26 27 38 20 ement J i agcT It's time we abandoned those old stereotypes. WHAr« TH' Bie IDEA OH, HE DID. r NEVER SAID NO 30 KICKIW'MEiWIEE SUY? I DID HE? WHY, you SUCH THINSi PONT 49 Halo Anything a man or woman is capable of doing at his or her 50 M a o ____ 1 you WANT A POKE /SAIP, 33 34 35 age is an appropriate activity and shouid be enjoyed to the MISERABLE / list e n T'THIS IPIOTJ . tung IN THE MOUTH1J PUW<-i HE'S NUTS'. 1 Inilest without embarrassment or apologies. 51 Skin problem 36 37 38 39 You sound like a woman who wouid appeal to many home- 52 Seaweed ■ loving men in your age bracket, but no man is going to break 53 City in 40 Oklahoma ■ " down your door to offer you companionship. Get involved in 43 43 44 46 47 46 community affairs; meet people! Life need not be ionely. 54 Note (Lat.) 55 Eye infection 40 50 51 56 Mild oath in DEAR ABBY: My husband went back to college to get his Britain 52 53 54 degree, so now I have three college “kids” on my hands—a 57 Author 19-year-old daughter, a 22-year-old son, and a 50-year-old unknown 55 56 57 husband. When I saw this slightly overweight, balding freshman INIWS'APER {NT(t)»>HlSE ASSN ; dressed in tight jeans, tennis shoes and a UCLA T-shirt, I thought he looked ridiculous, and told him so. He didn't take it very well. In fact, he gave me an argument. Win at bridge Just between us girls, Abby, do you think a man should Allay Oop — Davo Graua dress for the occasion or according to his age? BEVERLY HILLS MAMA ...a n ' d o c a n d OSCAR ARE Help partner avoid error STILL IN THERE.' I SOTTA ^ S E T 'EM OUT.' DEAR MAMA: A man should dress any way he wants to to think first, but no West got dress. No need to remind him that a diaper does not an in around to the immediate club NORTH fant make. shift ♦ A K J At two tables, the East V Q J 10 4 DEAR Ag^Yi: My son is marrying a girl from England, players did not give their ♦ J 6 partners a chance to go where the marriage and reception will take place. My hus ♦ A K 7 5 band and I will be the only ones from the States to attend. wrong On the theory that WEST EAST when you know exactly what We will have a reception here in Massachusetts for relatives ♦ 965 ♦ 10 8 7 4 to do you should do it. they and friends two weeks later. ♦ 52 ♦ A 6 look that first trick with their My question: Would it be proper for the bride to wear her ♦ K Q 10 ♦ A 9 7 4 2 ace and led back the singleton wedding gown at our reception? I’ve had differences of ♦ 10 6 6 4 2 ♦ 9 nine of clubs Later on. they opinions from people. Some say definitely not; others say as SOUTH won the first trump, pul their long as they cannot attend the wedding in England, they 9 -M ♦ Q 2 partners in with the second would like to see the bride in her wedding gown. ♦ K 9 8 7 3 diamond and got a club ruff We would appreciate your opinion. The Flintstonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 8 5 3 that they wanted WONDERING ♦ Q J 3 ACTUALLY, Ask the Experts DEAR WONDERING; How does the bride feel about it? I I DON'T Vulnerable: East-We.st personally find the idea charming and novel. The guests will Dealer: North UNDERSTAND A You hold love it, and the bride will get twice the mileage out of her S , L A R K / ^ S ee.. lUORD HE SAYS, West North East South bridal gown. B U T THE iVAY !♦ Pass !♦ HE SAYS IT Pass 4V Pass Pass ♦ K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 S U CRACKS me Pass ft 2 If yon need help in writing letters of sympathy, con- UP.I ♦ 8 gratnlationa or thank-yon letters, get Abby’s booklet “How Opening lead: ♦ K A Missouri reader asks to Write Letters for all Occasions." Send II and a long, what bid we recommend in stamped 128 cental, self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Q response to partner's strong . Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, CalU. 90212. two-bid opening, As the school season begins, By Oswald Jacoby There is no scientific way to and Alan Sontag bid this freak hand, but we we must remember that children’s recommend bidding six !f you can keep from look hearts. Anything may happen, Astrograph ing at either the West or the but we like our prospects — safety is everi;bodi;’s business. ww’AiiiSBaaaiMiBMttaHiSMMMaMftiiM mftiirmniiiiW’' The Born Loaor — Art Sanaom South hands, you are ready to provided, of course, that part ner won't bid six spades. Bernice Bede Osol study East's play at trick one. Youngsters may not watch out for traffic, PIP NtXJ S n 6 K TO His partner has opened the INEWSI’APKR KNTKRPRISE ASSN i associate, be sure you fully king of diamonds against understand what he or she is V. ID IT. South’s four-heart contract. {Do you have a question for so make it your responsibility c f o u r trying to say. Look for the big When this hand was played the experts? 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