PAGE TEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 11, 1977 Fifes and drums The weather Inside today School signups set Partly sunny hazy and humid today Bolton corps with chance of afternoon or evening Coventry thunderstorms. High upper 80s to low Area news 1—2-B. 8 Editorial ...... 4-A Arnold Elman, Coventry school superintendent, has set 90s. Partly cloudy with patchy fog lHanrljpatpr ^E1lpmnn1ipraI^l Classified .. ,2-7-B SAM-Family . 3-A wins in state Comics...... 7-A Obituaries .... 8-A Aug. 25 and 26 as the dates for registration of pupils not tonight. Liw 65-70. Saturday partly Manchester—A City of Village Charm The Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife and Drum Corps of cloudy and continued humid with SIXTEEN PACES near Abby . 7-A Sports...... 5-6-A previously in the town’s schools. Bolton took three top prizes in state competition for chance of afternoon thunderstorms. TWO SECTIONS Elman asked parents to call the school their child will MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 266 members of the Connecticut Flfers and Drummers High around 90. National weather PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS attend to make arrangements for an appointment. They forecast map on Page 4-B. Association in Newington last weekend. must bring with them all health and scholastic records The Bolton corps won the state championship for and a copy of the child’s birth certificate. appearance in the Junior ancient class. It competed The phone numbers for the schools are Robertson against 12 other groups. School, 742-7346; Grammar School, 742-7313; Capt. The color guard of the corps won the state cham­ Nathan Hale School, 742-7334, and Coventry High School, pionship in the junior ancient class. It competed against 742-9383. 12 other color guards. The corps also received the Ekl Dubuque Perpetual Carter opens drive Trophy for highest appearance of the day. It competed against 62 groups. The corps will have its name engraved - on the trophy. The trophy is passed on to the respective $200 REBATE winner each year. During Saturday's competlton, the color guard carried ON HOME INSULATION a regulation flag made by Beth Campbell. Staying with to sell canal pact the colors of the corps, it had a large gold "Q” (for Quarryville) against a black background. Cut home beating Mrs. Campbell also made a regimental flag for her son, WASHINGTON (UPl) - President The agreement, which was not in­ throughout this century," Carter said in the American people's acceptance Sean. He acts as mascot for the corps during parades and Carter says the agreement on prin­ itialed by either side, must be set Thursday in receiving the agreement of the treaty," Carter replied, practices. and cooling ciples for a new Panama Canal trea­ into a formal treaty, signed and then from negotiators Ellsworth Bunker "because above all else, the security Maryann Gaudette is a majorette for the corps. ty provides for protection of the ratified. But it appeared Carter and Sol Linowitz. of our nation stands as the greatest Members of the color guard are Paul Higgins, captain; coots... nation's security and guarantee of a already had defused some opposition "I think the biggest responsibility concern..." Donald Sposito and Phillip Levine, musket; Penny free and open passageway for to a treaty, a hotly contested issue is on our shoulders — 1 accept the Bunker and Linowitz told reporters Levine, Patty Campbell, Mark Sacchi and Frank Sacchi, everyone. during the 1976 presidential cam­ leadership of this role — to convince outside the White House that if The Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife and Drum Corps of Bolton, pictured here parading in 30 - 50% ' flags. Personally assuming responsibility paign. the American people that we have anything, the agreement strengthens . m z . . . .. y - , . Manchester, won three top prizes in state competition last weekend. (Herald photo by for persuading the American people Making up of the fife line are Lisa Sposito, Laura White House press secretary Jody reached an agreement advantageous the U.S. position in the canal. Dunn) to apcept the controversial pact, Sposito, Shelly Charboneau, Mike Greenleaf, Jennifer Powell said "We've been greatly for our own country, to our national "We think it does provide Carter cleared his calendar today to i t Warner, Carmelle Bolduc, Sue Hiller, Marilyn Levine pleased " with the reaction from security and to the free and open adequately for the security of the and Patty Sobol. For a free complete his review of it before dis­ guarantee that the Panama Canal closing its contents probably late in members of Congress, each of whom United States," Linowitz said, "and Snare drummers for the corps are Scott Ducheanue, received a telegram this week from w ill continue to be used by in some ways strengthens it.” Cindy Charboneau and Jed Higgins. The base drummer is no-obligatidn \ r the day. everyone" Carter already has obtained the Carter asking them to keep open Under the agreement, the United Dennis McKenna. Poison ivy is invading minds. In the Cabinet Room, Gen. David Stales would retain control and The corps now has 36 members. They practice each support of the nation's armed forces C. Jones. Air Force chief of staff, "Grass is needed,” he said, "and a estim ate * operation of the canal until the year Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. Coventry Secretary Roberta Wilmot and the promise of "an open mind” "With this treaty, which is the told Carter he was glad it is a treaty reported that commercial sprays to drain, and we have to develop a culmination of 13 years of hard work, 2000, and after that the United States Beginning in September, the corps will practice at Bolton William Ayer told the Parks and 'NO MONEY DOWN from two previous opponents of a the Joint Chiefs could support fully. kill the ivy were available for ^ 3 a nature trail" call today I think we have arrived at the point would have the right to insure Elementary School from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Recreation Commission last week FINANCING new treaty, Senate Majority Leader 'The support of the Defense Ayer said he did not think many The corps is directed by William Smith of Vernon. He is that poison ivy was invading Coven­ gallon and up. However, she noted Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., and Sen. where we can adequately defend and Department, particularly the Joint neutrality of the canal and the people would apply for the position of control the operation of the canal passage of U S. ships. assisted by Kenneth Carey, also of Vernon. try's recreation areas. that 40 to 80 gallons per acre were Collect Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. Chiefs of Staff, is a crucial element part-time recreation director. The 203 / 666-4691 Instructors for the corps are Frank Sposito, color Ayer said the ivy was creeping up needed and that annual spraying had to be done. commission had asked for $12,000 for guard; MaryEllen Greenleaf, fife; Henry O'Connell, A * the trees around the Miller- a full-time person, but the Town A-1 PRODUCTS, INC. beginner fife; Mark O'Connell, snare drum, and Sebas­ Richardson Ballfield and that many Mrs. Wilmot said the rocks at Lisicke Beach cannot be removed Council authorized only $3,000 for a 1 Horizon Hill Road tian Clarcia, base drum. children had incurred poisoning part-time position. Newington, Conn. 06111 Barbara Sposito, secretary-treasurer of the corps, said while retrieving balls at Laidlaw now because of the high level of the (( Mrs. Wilmot said she asked Con­ it costs about $3,000 per year to "keep the kids on the Memorial Park. lake. She promised to keep after nolly to draw up a job description for ------road. " Commissioner Anthony Roberto Town Manager Frank Connolly about the problem. the post, which must provide equal FREE NO OBLIGATION / LITERATURE EDC told of added park costs She said the corps earned money by parading, bake added that the Jaycees had been un­ opportunity. Ayer hoped that and plant sates and an annual booster drive. Donors of able to develop a parking lot at Roberto said the ballfield at someone could be hired by the fall to By GREG PEARSON The $3 million cost is primarily for the state has decided against such angered by a $1.2 million increase in this year's drive, which will be held in October, will Laidlaw because of the heavy ivy in­ Laidlaw needed work and that the run a soccer program for boys and Herald Reporter two items—Road improvements on funding. estimated cost for the acquisition of receive a booster button. festation. Jaycees would undertake the project. girls aged 8 to 14. The Manchester Economic Tolland Tpke. and acquisition of The announcement angered state property for the park. s Anyone seeking information about the corps should Development Commission (EDC) state property. several of the commission members An appraiser hired by the town es­ contact Mrs. Sposito, 643-2628. this morning learned of a $3 million The town had originally thought Weiss, however, met later in the timated the cost of the land at slight­ "New members are always welcome,” she said. increase in costs related to the in­ that the state would fund much of the morning with Department of ly less than $1 million. The purchase This Saturday, the corps will participate in a firemen's dustrial park, but it now appears that road improvement work connected Transportation (DOT) officials and of the property, however, will cost parade in Broad Brook. the State of Connecticut will directly with the park. Town Manager Rober learned that the state has again the town about $2.2 million, Weiss On Aug. 21, the corps will compete against members of fund part of the cost. Weiss told the EDC this morning that changed its mind and will provide told the EDC. the Massachusetts Filers, Drummers and Bugle Associa­ funding for about $1.8 million in road "There was no reason to blow this tion at Mt. Holyoke College. improvements needed for the park. one, " Jack Hunter, a commission Dressed for a party The $3 million increase would not member, said. He said that research Enterprise solo flight have increased the town's direct cost should have been done into how much Mrs. Marietta Conrad is all dressed up for the occasion of her TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE for the project, but it would have the slate paid for the land. required the use of federal grants to 100th birthday celebrated Thursday at Holiday House where she ends successfully Alan Lamson, director of planning, is a guest. (Herald photo by Dunn) cover the cost. It had been hoped that said that the state purchase price REFRIGERATOR the grants, which are expected, could would not reflect the full cost that the EDWARDS AFB, Calif. (UPI) - designed to fly in orbit, landed like an have been used to reduce the town’s town is paying. Other factors, such Two astronauts today flew the space airplane. projected $4.5 to $6 million cost for as overhead costs, are involved in the shuttle Enterprise off the back of a The stubby spaceship kicked up a the park. final purchase price, he said. Centenarian resents SALE DAYS jumbo jet four miles high to a gliding great cloud of dust on the sun-baked Now, with the state funding work In another park-related matter, the landing on a desert runway — the lake bed as the first of its two sets of on Tolland Tpke,, the federal grants EDC voiced its support for dividing first solo flight of America's new rear wheels touched. Seconds later may again be used for reducing the park property, besides the J.C. having birthdays space transport. the ship's nose lowered and its front town cost. lUNKKEIVINAIOR The black and white delta-winged wheel touched. Penney Co's parcel, into small plots. EDC members requested a Penney plans to purchase about 160 spaceplane appeared to perform "It was a beautiful flight, " Karol anytliing. she said. meeting with Department of acres for a propos^ catalog distribu­ By JliNK TOMPKI.NS flawlessly with Fred Haise and Gor­ Mrs. Conrad was born Marietta Bobko, radioed the Enterprise pilots Commerce officials to discuss why tion center. lli'nild l<<>|>orli-r don Fullerton at the controls, landing from the Mission Control center in Tryon in Buckingham where she ENERGY SAVING the problem in communication had The remainder of the park would Not really caring to admit she’s 100 smoothly without engines on a dry Houston. lived her young life on her father's developed over whether or not the include a 55-acre site that is serviced years old, Mrs. Marietta Conrad lake bed at 11:54 a.m. EDT. The Boeing 747 jet with the Enter­ farm. state would fund the road im­ by rail and several small parcels to Thursday wore a brand new lavendar REFRIGERATOR In its five minutes of free flight, prise attached in piggy-back fashion "My fother had a dapple gray provements. the west of the park road. pant suit and hosted a parly of • 13 Cu. Ft. the Enterprise cleared a major hur­ got off exactly on time, at 11 a.m. lior.se that I used to ride when I was a The meeting between the EDC and The commission felt that the 55- friends and relatives where she lives • Only 28" Wide dle leading toward the first orbital EDT. Also on schedule, the seven little girl, " she reminisced. "I would the Department of Commerce will be acre site should be divided into small at the Holiday House in Manchester. test of the space shuttle in March, explosive bolts severed the Enter­ bring it over to the stone wall and get • Slide Out Shelves held Tuesday at 9 a m. parcels rather than left as one large Asked if she has always been sen­ 1979, Never before has a ship. prise's three links to the plane. Commission members were also on her back (I called her “Daisey''l one, sitive about her age, she un­ and ride all over the farm with no John DeQuattro, a commission hesitatingly replied , "Yes, indeed!” halter I would steer her by just pat­ S2 6 8 M member, said that the smaller plots after she had read the question on a ting my hand on either side of her KaVINATOR would provide more diversity and piece of paper. neck. ■' less risk. Because her hearing aid wasn’t Her mother died when .she was in Reg. 329.95 Today’s news sum m ary Weiss asked the EDC for a decision working, it was necessary to write lier early teens leaving her to help Regular saving can be easier than you may think at the on the matter because he has one part of the conversation during an in­ care for her father and seven prospect that could use the entire 55- terview Wednesday afternoon. Savings Bank of Manchester. Here are some of the ways— Compiled by United Press International younger brothers and sisters. acre site and three smaller prospects Aside from her hearing handicap, "We all loved each other, " she who could use part of the site. she is very alert and her comments said, and went on to describe how she Tuesday. Lows will be from mid 13 CONVENIENT OFFICES State Americans still living on the Lamson also told the commission are sharp and even a bit spicy at and one of her brothers used to go WSJ. 60s to low 70s. island. that a total of $104,(XX) has been spent times. For instance, "Yes, I watch HAMDEN —Union represen­ after eggs together, how she and a ENERGY SAVING Wherever you work, shop, or live in Savings Bank Country, on the park project thus far. About some television after supper, but I sister who used to work at Bllsh tatives for more than 9,000 AUGUSTA, Maine —A federal MIAMI —Former California $20,000 of that is legal costs, he said. get sick of .so much foolishness on there's an office of the Savings Bank of Manchester near workers continued today to Hardware in Manchester u.std to go STOR-MOR judge grants an extension of the Gov. Ronald Reagan has TV" to Hartford every Wednc.sday for you— most have evening and Saturday hours, and a drive-in negotiate with officials of deadline for filing suit against promised to lead an effort by a Her awareness of political govern­ Southern New England Telephone lunch and a movie teller so you don't even have to get out of your car. private landowners in the Maine coalition of conservatives to block ment has become warped over the She also reeullcd the tragic deaths REFRIGERATOR Co. to reach settlement on local Indian land claims case from next Many Models to Senate ratification of the Carter years. Her reaction upon receiving a of .some of her family Her only son contract issues before a Saturday week to Jan. 15, 1978. Administration's Panama Canal birthday card from the White House Choose From DIRECT DEPOSIT deadline. f It was just one died several years ago. treaty, the Miami Herald signed by i’rcsidcnt Carter and Mrs. "Sometimes I get depressed and 14 Cu. FI. - 25 Cu. Ft. WARWICK, R. I, -A group of reported today. The Herald said Carter was, "I don't believe I know blur, specially at night. ' she said. Many companies, including /Etna Life and Casualty and HARTFORD -Gov. Ella T, of those days Top Freezer school officials, civil rights ac­ leaders of about a dozen conser­ who they are, " according to a staff She drove her car until she was 80. United Technologies, now allow you to have your paycheck Grasso, as expected, has named Side By Side tivists and taxpayers say they will vative groups met to draft MACON, Ga. (UPI) - A man member at the home. Still fashion conscious, Mrs. Conrad former Sen. David Neiditz, D- deposited directly to your Savings Bank of Manchester file suit challenging Rhode strategy for the massive opposi­ entered the American Federal Bank Her daughter-in-law, Mrs Harold misses being able to shop for her own account. No need to come into the bank each payday, and West Hartford, as the state’s new Island’s latest attempt to write a tion campaign even before the in Macon Thursday, thrust a b5g at a West of Wellesley, Ma.ss., visited her clothes banking commissioner, constitutional school busing law. treaty was signed in Panama Ci­ teller and demanded she fill it up and brought along .several Headers' Her silvery hair is a halo of soft SAVE your funds can start earning interest immediately. succeeding Lawrence Connell Jr. Digest magazines Mrs. Conrad likes The petitioners ask the court to ty- with cash. curls after a recent permanent, all of Glastonbury, who resigned to halt all busing of nonpublic "Get out of here,” she snarled. to read. ready for her party become head of the National AUTOMATIC TRANSFER students outside of town limits at According to the FBI, the man Her mental energy, however, sur- Asked why she thinks she has been Credit Union Administation. T+ijtpxrLridr public expense. walked to another window and pas.ses her physical energy. Results blessed to live so long, she ree'ied Savings Bank of Manchester can arrange to have a specific International demanded the teller there fill his of a fall several years ago has limited tartly, "I don l think I have teen NORWALK —The Norwalk bag. She ignored him. her abilities so that she has to walk amount of money transferred from your checking account National BELFAST, Northern Ireland specially blessed I never gave it a +K rtfutyijijt police department will replace 10 The dejected bandit dropped his with help. to your savings account each month to assure savings —Queen Elizabeth sails for home thought. I'll live as lung as the Ixird whites heading a hiring waiting WASHINGTON -H ot, dry July bag, walked out, climbed into his "It's awful when you can't do wants me to NO-FROST 14.2 ?? on a regular basis. Once you set it up, it’s automatic. list with 10 minority applicants in after a two-day Jubilee visit to weather trimmed the size of the Northern Ireland that she turned getaway car and drove off, a partial settlement of a $5 anticipated record corn crop, but million lawsuit alleging dis­ into a personal triumph by REFRIGERATOR BANK BY MAIL the Agriculture Department's defying threats against her life. ,e! crimination . Two more issues are chief economist says enough is JUST 28" WIDE! Deposits can be mailed directly to your savings account to be resolved. left to assure reduction of the food Highland Spring closed ASUNCION, Paraguay—A man inflation rate next year. n Adjustable meat keeper. at the Savings Bank of Manchester without having to come HARTFORD —The state has believed to be convicted Nazi war By GRKG PKARSON tested once a month The most recent They want all zeros (lor the level □ 2 Adjustable canti­ into the Bank at all. criminal Eduard Roschmann, the ileruld Reporter test revealed the problem, and the of bacterial If they aren't all zeros, issued the necessary legal papers TRENTON, N..J, —An expert lever shelves. "Butcher of Riga” sought in the The Town of Manchester's Health spring has been closed. the test Is no good. " he said. He said □ Power-Saver switch. in its suit seeking $11 million in on the underworld says enforce­ damages from Glendinning Com­ massacre of 40,000 Jews during Department announced this morning Testing will now be done daily, and that many, but nut all. of the samples □ Roll out wheels for ment of New Jersey's income tax World War II, dies of a heart at­ easy cleaning. Whatever your savings goals. Savings Bank of Manchester panies of Connecticut in Westport that Highland Park Spring has been it will require three tests in a row taken have shown acceptable sfyS M iM M i laws is the best way to keep the tack in a pauper's hospital. closed because testing showed high bacteria counts. can make it easy! because it was unable to produce mob on the run and out of Atlantic with negative bacteria readings counts of conform organisms. Dr. Hubert Butterfield, medical acceptable tickets fur “Instant City’s developing casino industry, before the spring will be reopened, COME IN AND SEE THE NEW . . . Match IV” lottery game. VATICAN CITY -P ope Paul VI This is the second problem with she said. director of the Meadows Convales­ TELEPHONE-646-1700 has refused to answer a letter water in Manchester this week. Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer cent Home said that the water ALMOND COLOR Regional WASHINGTON -S en . Frank from rebel Archbishop Marcel Testing of water in the southwest administrator, said that he does not problem has caused particular Church, D-Idaho, home from a I.efebvre in a move to isolate him section of town, where residents know when the problem in the problems for the home. M\N( HF.STKR four-day trip to Cuba, says he has BOSTON —Ehttended outlook and force his breakaway move­ have had to boil water since Monday, southwest section of town 'will be "We ve got 450 patients here that found a friend in Fidel Castro and ment to wither and die, Vatican has still not been satisfactory. solved. we’re boiling water, " he said. Water for Southern New England, Sun­ believes further relations with day through Tuesday: Variable sources said today. Sources said The Highland Park Spring is "The tests from yesterday weren't in the building has been turned off so Havana now rest with "the separate from the town water cloudiness with chance of the pontiff would not respond to acceptable,” he said. He said that his that none of the patients drink un­ bail...in the U. S. Court.” He the letter requesting a private system, but the problem with the department is taking ten samples per boiled water. v t t i p l k e showery periods Sunday, Monday praised Castro's "humanitarian SAVINGS BRNK OF MRNCHESTER meeting to settle their spring water is similar to the one day fro the affected area, and all of Butterfield said that he. like TT.l E \ l-iios P Ann U M E'.S and Tues^y. Highs in the 80s Sun­ gesture” to permit the exodus of MANCHESTEn • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER FDIC differences, until the French that has developed in the southwest the samples have to be good for the residents of the area, was annoyed day and Monday and 80s to low 90s the families of nearly 100 prelate bows to papal authority. section. slate Department of Health to okay that the town did not notify him 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER directly of the problem. Open Daily 8 30 to 6:00 - Thun. Ill 9:00 Dr. Alice Turek, director of health, the lest. Sal. 9:00 to 5:00 said that the water at the spring is Budget to 36 Monihi PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 12, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Aug^l2, 1977 — PAttE TllHEE-A Agency urges residents to visit Mrs. Burr joins staff SUMMER YOUTH SCENE Platt-Munsie area convalescent home patients Compiled and WTiiien By Summer Adivlkes in Manckesler (SAM). of church day school Sharon Elizabeth Munsie and Dennis Charles Platt, Manchester's Commission on both of Manchester, were married June 25 at the Church The visitation program, which Mrs. John Burr of 52 Cooper Hill Ronald Fournier, chairman of the Manchester Recreation Department. of the Nazarene in Manchester. Aging is asking members of the com­ begins Sunday, is being planned in an St., has joined the staff of the South munity to visit patients at convales­ commission, said. Convalescent The fall term will open Sept 12. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton J. Mun­ attempt to brighten what can be a United Methodist Church Day homes are most happy to have There are a limited number of sie of 676 Keeney St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and cent homes next week. long and dull summer, the Rev. Nursery School. Concert patients visited and will provide openings for the school year at the Mrs. Albert Platt of 122 Baldwin Rd. Regular weekly nursery school for four year olds. visitors with the names of residents Mrs. Burr is a member of the The Rev. Donald Kauffman of the Church of the Registration applications may be ob­ who might like to be remembered in 05-Orange-361 United Methodist Women of South Nazarene performed the double-ring ceremony. The X this way, he said. tained by calling 646-2883. attracts Church and is active in Sunday church was decorated with floral arrangements designed There will be no sign-up of visitors School affairs. She received a B.S. by the bride. Lillian Parrett of Manchester was organist nor will a count of the visitors be 1 Theater schedule degree in elementary education from and Dianne Platt of Wollaston, Mass., the bridegroom's kept, he said. "We simply are en­ Thursday’s daily the University of Connecticut in 1969 over 400 sister, was soloist. m couraging community people to take Friday U.A. Theater 1 — "Star and has taught in area schools. She The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a their own initiative and visit. This is lottery number Wars ' 2:00-7:30-10:00 also has taught sewing and crafts for gown of handkerchief satin with appliqued venise lace East Hartford Drive-In — i particularly lonely time for many of 427 By KARLENE LUKUVITZ U.A. Theater 2 — "One On women and children with the one minute and designed with an Empire waistline, high Victorian ■ Rabid" and "Scream of i the residents, and we don’t want SAM E ditor Demon Lovers " — Dusk One" 2:00-7:15-9:10 they're perfectly normal, neckline, long full Bishop sleeves with fitted ruffled them to be forgotten,” he said. Last Saturday's SAM concert, East Windsor Drive-In — U.A. Theaters— "Marcher T H E M F V T ^ cuffs, and A-line skirt appliques to hemline which • Thunder and Lightning" and Die " 2:00-7:00-9:00 The next commission meeting is FIA TU W FIHtT AT DUSK featuring the Nifty Fifties Band, was cascaded to an attached chapel-length train. Her elbow- "Moving Violation" — Dusk Vernon Cine 1 - "Greased scheduled for Aug. 22 at Crestfield a little like Monty Python’s Flying length veil of illusion was attached to a Camelot cap Manchester Drive-In — Lightning" 7:20-9:15 Convalescent home. MANCHESTER T 5 H i f T ~ Circus: "something completely covered in Alencon lace with seed pearl design. She ■ Plav Misty for Me" 8:25: Vernon Cine 2 — "Orca the DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Comedy Hit different — something for young and carried a nosegay of white chrysanthemums, baby's ■'Greased Lightning ’ 10 00 Killer Whale 7:10-9:10 old alike." breath and white roses. .H e The usual gathering of town youths Deborah Wilson of Manchester, the bride's cousin, was priQf it doesn’t happen was "liberally sprinkled with what maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Brenda Phelps and 1 drove toyoni this group would call oldies’. " said Lt Mary Wood, both of Manchester. Heather Anthony of Joseph Brooks, Manchester Police I MaochMltr Evanlng Htrild Manchester was flower girl. S EAST HARTFORD supervisor for the concerts, Paul A, Munsie of Manchester, the bride's brother, PubUah«d •vtry tvtning «KC«pl HALL usRoims DRIVE IN sjs ;*ta Lt, Brooks estimated the crowd S u n d tyi and holidayt. Entarad at tha Alifty Fifties draw a mixed crowd served as best man. Ushers were Keith Pryor of Meriden MaAchaMar, Conn, ^oat Omca u 3a> was “about 400 and growing” at 9 FOR RENT riiTum FiatT a t o u ik and Michael Rinaldi of Wallingford Mark Shea of cond Claaa Mall Mattar. p.m., the largest attendance since Manchester was ring bearer. J^vaf/aWt for: SuogMted Cirriaf Ritas the first SAM concert of the season, A reception was held at the church auditorium, after a RECEPTIONS Richard A mixed crowd of youths and 'oldies' settled down for an P a y a M In Advanca evening of nostalgic 50s and 60s tunes, performed by the Nifty he said. which the couple left for Bermuda. They are residing in S in g la co p y...... I5a • BANQUETS Pryor is faster than Youths and 'oldies’ alike seemed to W a a k ly...... 90a Richard Pryor lioH T N iM G - Fifties Band, at the SAM concert last Saturday. (SAM photo by Manchester. O na m o n th ...... ta .M a ETC. Baau B iid ^ Alto Starring enjoy the band’s updated versions of Mrs. Platt is a 1977 graduate of the University of Thraa month! ...... til-7 0 Mary Measom) 8Ik m o n th !...... $23,40 Beau Bridges classic 50’s and 60's tunes, including Connecticut with a B.S. degree in plant science. Mr. Platt O na y a a r ...... $46.60 ones made famous by Elvis Presley, is attending the University of Connecticut for a master's Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat KofC PLUS CUNT EASTWOOD The Beach Boys and Little Anthony Subacribar! who fall to racaiva MANCHESTER degree and is employed at Connecticut General In­ thair nawapapar baftxa 5.30 p.m. The Original and the Imperials. Spectators of all surance Co. (McKinney photo) Mrs. Dennis C. Plait ihould talaphona lha circulation Tel. 646-9044 § EAST WINDSOR ^■■■■JIJ.LMIl.lllUIW iill| ipa ■ «-^i— w ”PLAY MISTY FOR ME** ages clapped and screamed replies to daparlmant. 647-9946, u s ROUTES DRIVE IN V 3 C '"» Uncut Version iSCREAMofthe R ...an Imlliilon to lermr... DEMON LOVERS Senior Citizen-Youth Day to the joking taunts of the band and demanded two encores after a per­ to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday formance of nearly two hours. Sporting the sleeveless T-shirts, In the service rolled-up pants, black sneakers and The SAM Senior Citizen-Youth and a thank you to Taylor Rental for two-toned shoes that were the man­ extending the rental of its cooking Field Day, postponed last Sunday datory "cool" attire of the era, band equipment. because of rain, will be Sunday, Aug. members harmonized and displayed Robert P, Plante, son of Mr and Mrs Roger Plante Jr. U S. Military Academy, West Point, N Y. 14, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Center Springs synchronized dance steps to such of 92 Grissom Rd., recently entered the Air Force ^ Capt. Griffith and his wife, Doris, live at 28 Curry Park. Kwai epic songs as "Talk Too Much, " "The Delayed Enlistment Program. •Lane. He is employed by United Technologies Corp. All the planned activities, in­ Wanderer" and "All Shook Up " He was graduated from Manchester High School in 1977 The captain received a B.A. degree in 1969 from In­ cluding a cookout, scavenger hunts to be shown The antics of lead vocalist Eric and is scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland diana University at Bloomington. and various games played by mixed Mann, who mimicked Presley’s deep Air Force Base near San Antonio, Tex., on Oct. 14 The conference prepares selected Reserve officers to teams of youths and senior citizens, ‘The Bridge on the River Kwai," a vocals and infamous pelvis jolts and He plans to receive training in the electronics career serve as liaison officers for the Military Academy in will be held. powerful film about the inmates of a S smoothed his “D A ” hairstyle with a field. their hometown communities SAM Coordinator Allan Girelli Japanese prison camp in the early days of World War II, will be shown spittle-soaked comb after each extends apologies to anyone in­ number, were especially effective. James T. Philopena, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank convenienced by the change of date Tuesday, Aug, 16 at 8:30 p.m. at Mt. Philopena of 16 Virginia Rd., recently entered the Air THE The fact that some concert goers U. S Air Force S.Sgt John T. Bedus, whose wife, Nebo as part of the SAM film series. Force Delayed Enlistment Program. Winner of seven Academy Awards, missed the 50’s completely did not Lorraine, is the daughter of Mrs Katherine E. Bowens of Alpha Omega m m BUNCB-or-LiiNCfi $ 9 3 6 + tax A 1977 graduate of Elast Catholic High School, he is 95 Glenwood St., has arrived for duty at Wrighl-Patterson the film deals with the inmates’ seem to dampen their enthusiasm for ■ ■ per person scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Air AFB, Ohio, SAM reminders struggle to retain honor and integrity the band. Mary Desautels, age 13, I said she knows "just about all" the Force Base near San Antonio, Tex , on Oct 4 The son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P. Bedus of Hartford, ON ROUTE 44A ,, REDUCED PRICES in the life-and-death environment of He plans to receive technical training in the general Ija OVERLOOKING BOLTON LAKE j The second SAM crafts fair of the songs that were performed, "mostly he is a small arms instructor with a unit of the Air Force 0 | | FOR CHILDREN I season will be held from 10 a m. to 4 the camp. The film is two and one- career field. half hours long and stars Alec from the radio.” Logistics Command He previously served at Vandenberg p.m., Saturday, Aug. 13 in Center AFB, Calif I Sandwich Bar Guinness, Sessue Hayakawa, For others, however, it was a night OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK you can eat! j Park on Main St., Manchester. of nostalgia. "We were part of the Army Capt. Richard S Griffith of Manchester recently He was graduated from South Catholic High School in from 11:00-10:00 P.M. On sale will be a variety of hand­ William Holden and Jack Hawkins. It attended a week-long liaison Officers' Conference at the Served: Daily 11:30 AM lo 1:30 PM 'nifty- fifties’” laughed Mrs. Jean Hartford in 1966 crafted items by local craftsmen. is rated G, A m nl In Itulf tor under 12 All Manchester residents are in­ Bartlett, who attended the concert All Manchester residents are in­ with her husband Gerald. Dining Room OPEN from PIZZA vited to attend. Noon-9 P.M. Rakinder ...... I vited to attend. CHEP8 8ALAD- CHINESE-P0LYNE8IAN! AMERICAN CUISINE Largo Salad full it jullonn* I ol Turn, lurkty S chaoM, CHICKEN Our Specialties Include /?- Marinated 24 hr$. pickloo, ollvN, ridIthM, SEAFOOD - POULTRY Bicycle pedaled cross country choleo ol drtMing, & POTATOES ^ H E A L T H braid ind craekirt STEAK DISHES $a.7i LUAU DINNERS Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC SALAD TUES.-SUN. ICOCXTML LOUNGE e EXOTK ISLAND MINKS to sell them as energy-savers 648-3980 meZm. 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Whitard of ^YO B MANCHESTER Newspapers like you made made a lot of progre.ss PLATTER diet Whal I mean is at every meal he Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, formerly of EXIT 93-oH I-8B FRESH BROILED SWORDFISH *5.95 Sold fiarden scrtl.s There are worse things than prune SPECIAL LUNCHEON makes Ins food white with salt Monroe, La. MENU Ms. Killeen, a deeply tanned juice. Your bowel function would St. James family festival probably improve if you could DEAB BEADEH - Almost all life Mr. Domnick is the son of Mr. and All ipaclali include rtllih tray, potato, SPECIAL FAMILY woman in excellent physical condi­ Mrs. James D. Aceto of 70 Sunny vagatablai, aoup, lalad, daaaart, and friah homa- decrea.se the amount you need giving substances can be harmful in DINNERS tion, left Tucson in February and like truly excessive amounts Hence, loo View Dr., Vernon mado bread. AND COMBINATION Prune juice contains an active in a modern-day Johnny Appleseed, is Sunday from 2 to 9 much oxygen leads lo oxygen The bride-elect was graduated OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 Noon to 11 P.M. PLATTERS gredienl that stimulates contractions Chinese Bullet every sold garden seeds to earn money as poisoning but you will die without it from Quachita Parish High School in DINING ROOM & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Throughout the festival, there will of the colon In this sense it is a hit Monday she peddled across the country. St. James Church will have a Too much sunshine will damage the 1974 and is currently attending be entertainment and refreshments like a eheinical laxative It docs not Northeast Louisiana State Universi­ Banquet Facllillaa Available For All ol Your Party 363 Broad SI. Arriving in Washington on June 6, Family Parish Festival Sunday from [irovide bulk There are different skin or even induce skin cancer Yet. Manchaatar will be available. Naoda. Accommodatlona For Up To 300 People. TRY OUR FAMOUS she attempted — to no avail — to see .ill the energy that runs planet earth ty- Tal. 649-4958 2 to 9 p m. on the church grounds. The program will conclude with reasons for constipation In most Her fiance was graduated from SUNDAY DINING the President and his chief energy Registration and sign-up for the people it is related to insufficient bull comes from the sun the showing of the film "Godspell " in Rockville High School in 1971 and advisor, James Schlesingcr So she various games will take place in the diet. Psychological laclors are W'e need salt Our body thuds must the lower church have salt in them for a normal from Worcester Polytechnic enlisted the support of some 30 area beween 2 and 2:30. Food tickets will often important, too, ^AM ERICAS STEAK EXPERT ( hemical balance Institute in 1975 with a B.S. degree in I . ’ - SlPi. also be on sale beginning at 2. 1 am .sending you The Health Letter NOW APPEARING cyclists who joined Ms. Killeen for a Dr Lamb answers representative civil engineering. He is employed by two-day cycle-thon around the White Bingo will be played at the rear of number 2-1, Irritate Or Spastic Colon James D. Aceto Construction Co. the rectory until all prizes have been and Constipation It will provide a letters o( general interest in his House column Write lo him in care of The The couple is planning a Sept, 3 awarded Yesterdays good program for you to use. Others Slowly but surely Ms. Killeen and Manchester Evening Herald, P () wedding in Monroe, La. (Smith Mr. STEAK Games will include a sack race, who want this information can send photo I SKYLINE . her self-claimed constituency of Box 1551. Badio City Station. New volleyball, wheelbarrow and three- 50 cents with a long, stamped, sell- Garden Grove Caterers York A T Mr. Steak we offer a complete line about 100 million cyclists in the U.S. legged races, family races, and a 25 yeurH up;o addressed envelope for mailing By are being heard by both state and of aged U.S.D.A. Choice Steaks. Sea Over 30 Yeara of Experience ■ peanut roll race. There will be Ping Waller T, Mahoney runs again for ’.'S i-''' federal governments. An estimated Pong and pool competition as well as Board of Directors. CATBRINa IN TH I r ,')0.000 miles of bikeways already Food? Fresh seafood dinners are also our FINEST TRADITION an apple dunking event. A parish tug Hilliard Estaters seek payment for It’s Vacation Time — ______specialty as well as combination dinners of .L exist throughout the country. of war is also scheduled storm damage done to homes. 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Manchester Evening Herald, Manchester, Conn. 06040 1 Show Nightly "Psychotherapy lor People” will developed during the last 10 years as I THIS M U P M OFFERS R SAVINGS OF ONE NAIF I ll\ l nili'd Pri'No Inlerniilioniil Check he presented by Ms. Joan Robbins, at a psycholotherapist in private prac- Check DELICKNIS FOOD AT Today is F’riday, Aug. 12, the 224lh 2 We«ks lntid« Com. ‘1.95 □ • DOLLAR PER PERSON ON ANY REGOLAR PRICED DINNER. the Educational Community, 645 live, and how that style was day of 1977 with 141 to follow. I 2 Weeks Outside Com. ‘2.50 □ ^ SENSIBLE PRICES Birch Ml Rd , Friday. Aug. 19, (rom developed, mainly through her iden- The moon is between its last I 1 Month Outside Com. ‘4.90 □ 1 Month hikie Com. ‘3.90 □ • OFFER GOOD ANT SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF AOGOST • 2 to 5 p.m. lilitation with the women's move­ I Excluding Speclala and Chlldran’t Menu | quarter and new phase. Ms Robbins, a licensed clinical ment • Exclualvaly At ■ The morning stars are Jupiter. social worker ol San Francisco, The program is open to the public I Mr. STEAK of Manchaatar ■ CALL NOW FOR I I Calil , speaks for feminism, and is hut registration is requested by Venus and Mars. I NAM E...... I j 244 CENTER STREET | RESERVATIONS r.ii 95 on I B6 9'- lU t, .V - .- The evening stars are Mercury and known on the West Coast for her in­ calling 646 0711 This program will be I ADDRESS ...... I 649-5313 649-5314 volvement in the women's movement of particular interest to people in the Saturn. I PHONE NUM BER...... | Kaanay St. Manchaatar and women's issues. Her dialogue helping professions Those born on this date are under m . will include the style she has the sign of Ixto. PAGE FOUR^A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 12, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 12, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-A

fflmirliratpr EitfuimjHrralft Open forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm Hartzell stops big guns of Red Sox Founded Oct. 1, 1881

Member, Audit Bureau of Ctrcutation Member United Press International Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Why high fish prices? Recreation pro^am Raymond F RoOmlon. Edilor-Publtsher Harold E Turktngion. Managing Editor To the editor. Yesterday, price for cod was $2.10 suggestions endorsed and win streak checked at 11 games After having watched a program a pound, so we settled for rump-roast on NBC nationai news about the in­ BOSTON (UPI) - Paul here. " said the 6-foot-5 righthander Opinion for $1.29 a pound; To the editor, given the opportunity to play, and about a bU-40 combination of fastballs graduate was especially tough when Bonds, meanwhile, was providing ," was Bonds’ explanation for his of his Fenway Park start. "With the crease in fish catches since the newly Called Mary Heslin's office, and I am writing in support of Mr. Hartzell took the starch out of to curveballs to stymie the Sox. he really had to be. In the fifth inning his pitcher with the runs he needed. current torrid hitting. “I’m just not that later night swimming could be a fans here and the Sox being on a hot established 2(X)-miie limit for foreign the representative said, maybe we Vaughn, whose letter you published the Boston Red Sox. While many hurlers think of cozy the Red Sox had men on first and se­ With the score tied 3-3 in the third missing many pitches. This is as welcome addition to the present streak, well...it brings out the best in vessels, we are now catching more should boycott fish for a while same Aug. 10, regarding town recreation The American League East leaders Fenway as baseball’s equivalent of cond with one out and two of their top inning. Bonds drove in Jerry Remy good as I've hit in the last two The campaign starts schedule. .you." the Plague. Hartzell would like fish than we can handle, and even as we did for meat, sugar and coffee. programs. had won 11 in a row, but Hartzell, run producers — Jim Rice and Carl with a sacrifice fly that proved to be years." Susan Adamek "This is the best he's pitched all nothing better than to pitch in Boston setting a ban on cod fishing, until a Something should be done. who said he loves to pitch in Fenway Yastrzemski — coming up. Garcia the winning run. Two innings later. Boston starter Don Aase took the The slates of candidates for cumbents seeking re-election I fuily agree that there shouid be 14 Lawton Rd. year as far as I'm concerned," said as often as possible. decided to pay Hartzell a visit to the Remy walked with two out and Bonds later date, and, workers at Thank you. town baseball teams for girls and Park. Thursday limited Boston's big loss, his first against three victories, the Democratic and to the Board of Education in Apt. 2 guns to seven hits. With red-hot Bob­ Angel Manager Dave Garcia, whose "It makes a good ballplayer an mound. followed with his eighth homer in processing plants are working 50 Norman Hansen boys where all children would be giving up the first six Angel runs in Republican parties have been Manchester by Bonds providing the offense with team has won seven of its last eight even better one. I always get excited nine games to make it 6-3 and tic live innings. Rice, Yastrzemski, and John C. Yavis Jr. and Eleanor hours weeks, to keep up, why the con­ 7 Lincoln St. "I just told him that this could be four RBI, the California Angels games. "It was his best outing of the when I pitch here, because the place Rice for the American League home Denny Doyle drove in the Boston selected for the municipal D. Coltman. Filling out the tinuing high prices in the markets. Manchester the last time in the game that he stopped the Red Sox, 7-3, year if for no other reason that he is almost always full and the fans are run lead with 29. runs. election in November. was facing an excellent hitting team would be in trouble," said (farcia. education ticket are Peter The defeat, coupled with probably the most knowledgeable Bonds’ infield grounder scored "We can't win them all but we Town’s action criticized in a small park. " "So be went and did what he had to It is an interesting selection Crombie and Thomas Connors. and attentive in the game. Remy, who had doubled, in the try," said Boston manager Don Baltimore's victory over Seattle, do when he had to do it " in niany ways. Dear sir. wherever they want, and that the seventh with the Angels' final run. Zimmer. Incumbents (by virtue of ap­ narrowed Boston s American East "Yeah, that was just about my best "This place really pumps me up. I Hartzell induced both men to hit Having been a long-time customer Bonds has 19 RBI in his Iasi nine Rick Wise. 8-4, was to go against The majority Democrats pointments to vacancies) on technicality at question, that the lead to I'a games over the Orioles. game of the year tonight, " agreed just simply like to be here. " easy grounders and then coasted to Hockanum repairs urged games. Seattle's i’aul Mitchell, 0-3, in the at the Botticello vegetable stand on vegetables are not grown directly on "It’s a big cballenge to pitch Hartzell, who noted that he used The 23 vear-old Lehigh Universitv bis fifth win in 12 decisions after that have a slate accenting new the Board of Directors whom Dear sir: ’ I’m just hitting the ball in the air- lirst of a three-game series tonight. faces to politics in the wake of Let's hope that when the Town of Hillstown Rd., I was disturbed to the premises (their field is located a the Democrats hope to elect to Under the Local Public Works East Hartford gets the money from read that the Manchester Building short distance up the road), is both the retirement of several full terms are Stephen T. Pen­ Capitai Deveiopment and Investment the bonding company as a result of Department is trying to close it weak and picayune. veterans. Act of 1976, two-thirds of the money ny and Beldon Schaffer. the recent Housing Authority scan­ down. As a taxpayer, I would much rather ■ > *•. goes to cities and towns and one-third The minority Republicans Joining them on the ticket are dal, all of it will be used for Hdusing Each year, myself and hundreds of see Mr. Machell direct his energy Yankees get n. are relying quite heavily on in­ goes to the states. Authority projects which badly need other town residents who cannot toward the more serious building John Fitzpatrick, Stephen T. Herald angle : w cumbents to lead the ticket and Accordingiy, the Hockanum Park improvement. raise gardens of their own look violations that exist in town instead Cassano, Betty Intagliata and Tenants Association should ask the some candidates who, while Very truly yours, forward to the fresh produce and per­ of attacking one of the few remaining from Mike Torrez J tii- Joseph T. Sweeney. East Hartford Housing Authority to sonal service that “Butch " and his new to politics, are not new to Aldo J. Rovero farmers left in Manchester. Earl Yost • * w The GOP selected Betty go to the state for money needed to 47 Rentschler St. family have provided us for years. Thank you, the community. Sadloski to challenge incum­ improve the roads and housing units E. Hartford It seems to me, that consumers James Oechsler Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Yankees' most serious There is youth in the selec­ bent Democrat Roger Negro under their authority. should be able to purchase food 27 Ridgewood problem right now is inconsistent pitching. tion. There are long-time for town treasurer and Manchester And with just seven weeks left in the season the Yankees announced inning to give Baltimore its fourth residents and some relative Democrat Ed Tomkiel’s town consecutive victory. Dick Drago, 5-3, newcomers. Don tfullett had been placed on the clerk post is being sought by No profit in preaching to the converted 21-day disabled list Thursday. A few earned the victory in relief of .Scott Coaching' important McGregor as the Orioles moved to With the exception of a few Everett Murphy. WASHINGTON - Whenever a, hours later, however. Mike Torrez "played no role in arranging Christ’s is both condoning and cooperating How important is a tennis coach? within 1 W games of first-place incumbents and a couple of The slates have lawyers, member of academia is permitted to provided a slice of hope. visit.” Stone said he was “delighted” with the Chilean regime.” Take it from Greer Stevens, he can Torrez pitched his fourth straight Boston in the AL East. former office holders, the two visit Red China or Cuba, the talk in Andrew Tully businessmen, youth, maturity, Christ was in Chile, and added he was If so, that’s unfortunate because improve your game tremendously. complete game victory Thursday ( le\eland ,'t. \\ liite So\ I slates are dominated by new women, knowns and unknowns. faculty clubs across the land sparkles ’’confident his visit will have a Stone has washed his hands of Stevens, the 20-year-old bombshell night, a two-hit shutout over his Buddy Bell bit a two-run homer and Rick Waits and Jim Kern com­ faces which could mean fresh with joyous remarks like “ Isn't that favorable effect on the transmission Christ’s visit. He says when someone from Pietmaritzburg, South Africa, lormer teammates, to carry the It is the type of election mix bined to bold Chicago to five singles. great about Persnip?" trol. As a result, the Catholic Church of ideas and information in a country claims she is "100 per cent better Yankees to a 3-0 victory over the ideas to many of the problems that could lead to an in­ asks for a leave of absence, it is not The White Sox averted tbeir lirst But academia tends to apply a dou­ has disassociated itself from the un­ which is generally deprived in this his (Stone’s) job "to consider what than a year ago because of Roy Oakland A s. facing the town and its schools. teresting and lively discussion Emerson (Boston Lobster Coach). sbutout of the season in the ninth ble standard to what are mostly iversity bearing its name. regard. the person will do during the ■ I've had a rocky start, just like To summarize: He's helped me in every way, es­ when Richie Zisk singled, reached se­ of the issues, and signs are that harmless junkets. It applauds I'urni.slicd neulrulity Stone makes the only possible point leave...” every other season I've pitched. " pecially to improve my backhand. He said Torrez, who raised his record to cond on Bruce Boebte's throwing The Republicans have two the political pot is already “openings’’ toward Communist regarding this teacup tempest, to So Christ’s colleagues complain Not censored knew that 1 hit hard (an understate­ 12-10. "But now my fastball is really error and scored on Chet Lemon's incumbents, Carl Zinsser and starting to boil as the majority regimes, but looks down its that his visit tarnished the political wit, that Chile could stand an injec­ two-out single Kern relieved Waits. ideologically patrician nose at Besides, Christ says he has been ment) but I was very erratic. Now 1 going in on left-handed hitters and Vivian Ferguson, and a former Democrats seem to be es­ neutrality of the Center. Some of the tion of democratic “ideas and infor­ am steadier and my whole game is my sliders are going away” 5-5, to get the final out and pick up his colleagues who are discovered living able to talk to numerous Chileans 14tb save. director, William Diana, run­ members have quit and withdrawn mation.” Missionaries don’t go to 100 per cent improved, " the Tom- The Yankees scored three un­ chewing the traditional after it up scholastically in non- who oppose their government, and Itangers ft, Rn\aU J ning for the Board of Directors. Labor Day campaign start by their work from future issues of the countries which have already, as it claims it is “unfair to say...there are boyish blonde with the pigtails said earned runs off Pablo Torrealba to Score one run for Angels Communist dictatorships. Center’s quarterly Review. Fifty-two were, found God; they go where after she had played a big part in the |)ull within four games of first-place Two-run homers by Mike Hargrove Newcomers on the GOP ticket no dissident intellectuals outside the and Claudell Washington carried seeking to grab the ball on the Audacious member persons have signed a protest saying they’re needed. Jimmy Carter is not latest Lobster success, a 28-21 win Boston in the American League East. Angels' Jerry Remy scores run as he slides under tag of Red jails.” He admits there is censorship Texas into third place in the AL are David M. Call, E. Michael conflict of interest issue which interested in establishing diplomatic over the Soviets. Sox catcher Carlton Fisk after sacrifice fly at Fenway Park last Thus, the Rockefeller-financed that because of Christ’s trip, “any in Chile, but insists he is not cen­ West, where four contenders are all Walsh and Richard Weinstein. led to several Democratic Center for Inter-American Relations association with the Center at this relations with Red China because it’s Dubbed the ’Cat " because of ber night. (UPI photo) sored. cat-like moves on the court, Stevens American League within 2'2 games ol each other In a rather unusual move, is, as they say, torn by dissension time would gravely compromise our a democracy but because he wants Greer Siem ens Doyle Alexander, 12-7, allowed two resignations from town boards 1 don’t know Christ, but it seems helped spark the Lobsters to tbeir over the audacity of one of its individual efforts toward cultural some people there who can tell him GOP Town Director Paul and the withdrawal of a fair to assume that he finds the first Eastern Division championship bits in 5 1-3 innings, including (feorge what’s going on in that particular dic­ Willhide is trying for a seat on members. It seems that Ronald exchange between the Americas” Chilean regime politically unattrac­ in World Team Tennis with her playing well, you get confidence and Brett's solo homer, before Roger veteran town director, Mrs. tatorship. your game is knitted together, ” she Manny Sanguillen's two-out single Moret finished up to record his lirst Christ, the Center’s director of Figure that one out, friend. Christ tive. Most Americans do, instinctive­ doubles partner. Martina the Board of Education and Phyllis Jackston, from con­ answered. in the lifth and Tim Hosley's single in save. literature programs, had gone to is on leave of absence from the ly. Anyway, there’s no profit in Navratilova. the ninth were the only hits for the running with him are Peter sideration. military-based Chile to teach at the Center. He is not, therefore, Thanks to WTT, Stevens was sharp I w iii.s 7. Blor ,|a^ i- ,’t Gutteridge helped Calls of alarm preaching to the converted, which is "We work out every day for As. DiRosa, Alex Urbanetti and It appears that we may have Catholic University in Santiago un­ representing the Center in Chile any between three and three and one-half for Wimbledon and with ex-Lobster Glenn Adams drove in lour runs One of the members who quit the why I’d like to flood countries like Bob Hewitt the pair won the mixed In other AL games, Baltimore Robert Heavisides. der the State Department’s more than a bookkeeper would repre­ hours. Emmo (Coach Emerson) has with a three-run homer and a a lively campaign if the Center, Alastair Reid, claimed that Red China and the Soviet Union with doubles title. Stevens is ranked No. 1 edged Seattle, 4-3. California beat lielder’s choice and Lyman Rostock sent the Morgan Bank if he took a gotten to me that I'm a good tennis honor his old boss While the Democrats may be opening salvos are any indica­ American Specialist Grants ”A number of us have already good, red-blooded Bill-of-Rights in South Africa and 15th nationally. Boston, 7-3, Cleveland downed slugged a two-run homer to lead the programs. holiday in Albania. player. He instilled confidence into Chicago. 3-1. Texas defeated Kansas fielding more new faces for the tion. received cries and telephone calls of Americans. Christ’s opponents in my game. Bubbling over with energy and Twins in a game twice balled by rain First, a couple of facts. Chile is in­ Played no role enthusiasm, Stevens, a three-year City, 8-3, and Minnesota topped Dave Goltz. wilb relief Irom Tom directorships, it has two in- alarm...from friends in Latin effect are saying that only certain "I'm 1(X) per cent better, ” she Toronto, 7-3. NEW YORK (UPI) — When he played ball, Don Gutteridge deed a dictatorship, and has placed Moreover, the Center’s president, Lobster veteran, has set her sights on .lobnson, held (be .Jays to six bits America over a move which in their dictatorships are worthy of our added in the press room at the Hart­ (friole-, I. Mariner-, ,'f was strictly a malted milk drinker. He still is even though he's 65 all universities under military con- Roger Stone, notes that the Center eyes makes it appear that the Center ideological brainwashing. ford Civic Center, "because of two upcoming events - the WTT over seven innings in raising his playoffs and Forest Hills. Lee May delivered a two-out. two- record to I5-(1, now. tborougb coaching and experience run single in the bottom of the ninth Gutteridge is like a pair of old Sunbelt’s dark side that I've gained. Emerson thinks she has an .‘ilioes He wears well ,No one wanted anyone else’s job. ' I’ve never seen anyone like Em­ excellent chance to win the latter As A recent analysis of govern­ brought contentment, For the U,S,^ it is the 11th hour ber coat'll, he ought to know It will Still living in Pittsburg. Kan , Hie We argued and scrapped sometimes mo. He's laughing all the time while ment statistics supports the be interesting to see how well she |)lace he was born, the little owlish- but there never was any hard feelings however. Another analysis of we re practicing. He has Viever does at New York. looking lormer infielder for the Car­ alterward if Cooch or Don noticed argument of the so-called government data finds that criticized me when I made a bad Dodgers stopped dinals and Browns now scouts for (he something concerning our pitchers, Snowbelt or Frostbelt faction shot. crime rates in the cities of the ISotes off the cuff Dodgers He surprised bis old White they'd tell me about it. and if 1 saw "I really enjoy every minute of in Congress that their part of Sunbelt far exceed those in the Sox boss. A1 l.opez, by showing up something in their province. I'd tell Energy independence equals freedom practice and the time goes so fast, Father and Son Tournament will the country is subsidizing the supposedly decaying cities of headline the weekend play Sunday at with Ray Berres for Lopez' induction tliem We never kept anything from thanks to Emmo, ’’ the 5-7,125-pound Reds’ Seaver into Baseball’s Hall of Fame at Al The rea.son we came up for his in­ economic prosperity of the so- the North. player added. the Manchester Country Club. The By Dr. Joseph I*. Slernslein t'ooperstown last weekend duction is because we felt nothing each year I The team c' Stevens and Herdics, Jim and John, are among called Sunbelt. Americans have a tendency to give Gutteridge and Berres both could be more of a manifestation of There is, in fact, a “sunbelt Considering all the serious Navratilova stands at the head of the the pre-tourney favorites. John Her- NEW YORK (UPI) — Tom Seaver, the newest Cincinnati resi­ According to a study by the their full attention to a crisis for a dic lost out to Woody Clark in the re­ coached under l.opez for more than our love and respect for the guy." challenges we face, it is impossible class in Women’s Doubles with 36 magazine National Journal, in crime syndrome," says day or two and then return to life "as cent Club Championship finals An­ dent, stopped the Dodgers Thursday night, spacing six hits in a 5- 10 years, and along with Tony 1,'uc- Gutteridge remembered seeing to disregard these figures and what wins and three defeats. Navratilova cinello. they were baseball's Three fiscal 1976 the states of the Florida State University usual. " When President Carter in­ nual Charlie Robbins Five Mile Road 4 riumph that left the Reds 1 1 games behind Los Angeles in the Lopez lose his cool only once in all they represent in realistic terms. is No. 1 in Women's Singles wins and .Musketeers t'ooch wanted to make it the years he coached for him. troduced his message on energy to Stevens and Mike Estep are No. 3 in Race will be staged Sunday, Aug.20 National League West. Northeast and Midwest Criminologist Paul Bran- In the light of recent evidence that to t'ooperstown also, but couldn t 'He got mad at Turk Lown Turk the American people in April, he Mixed Doubles with the regular in Middletown. This will be the 14th picked up his first win against six registered a “balance of tingham. Analyzing the FBI’s Dan Driessen belted a three-run because be was having trouble with always wanted to throw that blooper spoke about a crisis that could France. West Germany, the United season nearing a close. annual run honoring the Manchester losses. Gary Lavelle, 6-7, took the payments" deficit with uniform crime reports for ■ Kingdom. Japan and the Soviet Union native and former national long dis­ homer in the first inning and in the his back in Tampa (iitch ol his when he came over to us overwhelm us. How often since then "When I'm mentally right, I feel no loss. "We bad a good relationship. Tony. 1975, he found that the nation's have comm itted them selves to tance champion fourth, Johnny Bench hit a run­ Irom the Cubs. Al told Turk he had no Washington to the tune of $32.7 have Americans ri veted their atten­ pressure and I'm playing well. When Padres 2, Bru\es I Ray and myself. " said Gutteridge. use for the pitch at all and warned further research and development of scoring double to give the Reds a 4-1 billion. That was how much top 10 crime cities were all in tion on what they can do, along with lead. Joe Morgan delivered an RBI Pinch hitter Pat Scanlon walked who look over as White .Sox manager bim never to throw it We were nuclear breeder reactors, and in the with the bases full in the ninth to win the South and Southwest the government, to cope with a situa­ single in the fifth to give the Reds a when Lopez gave up the job in May of playing the Yanks one day. though, more they paid in federal taxes case of several of these countries, to it for the Padres. Rookie Preston tion that is putting into jeopardy four-run lead, 1969 "We knew wliat Al wanted done ami alter Bill .Skowron had fouled off than they received in federal Notorious New York City Hanna took a 1-0 lead into the ninth their eventual sale abroad, one must Davey Lopes' solo homer in the and we did it ’ several good pitches. Al called lime wasn't even in the top 35. America's freedom to conduct its in­ Pittsburgh on tear but gave up a solo homer to Jerry benefits. wonder about U.S. opposition to first accounted for the first Dodger "Tbal’s right, " confirmed Berres, and went out to talk with Turk. ternational and domestic affairs free Turner. He then filled the bases and, In the same period, the South of foreign pressures? development of these reactors in this score and Reggie Smith hit his in the who showed up for the induction with ’ IJo you want to throw that after getting two out, walked Scanlon bis wife and son, John, a patent at­ blooper of yours one more time’’' he and West received $23 billion The professor attributes it to Do Ameircans really understand country. Since the breeder reactor seventh, closing the gap to three. to pressure rivals Then Seaver, carrying a three- on a 3-2 pitch. torney in Wasliinglon for Comsat asked ' l)b. do 1 Turk answered more from the federal govern­ the massive economic growth the new force that has been created theoretically creates more hitter into the eighth, yielded a single bim in world politics’’ It is not a country, plutonium than it burns, it is es­ ment than they paid in taxes. and mobile populations of timated to use nuclear fuel nearly 60 to Lee Lacey, a double to Lopes and or even a realignment of countries PITTSBURGH (UPD — An 18-inning, 2-1 victory is a tough act The figures are these areas, which produce times more efficiently than the Bill Russell singled in Lopes, making Rather, it is a three letter commodi­ to follow, but Thursday night the Pittsburgh Pirates managed to Baseball I challengeable on a number of “social and physical settings in the score 5-4. But Seaver settled British' ty - oil' current "light water ” nuclear plants better their marathon performance of the previous evening with counts, the authors of the study in use today. down, got out of trouble and went on DART which all kinds of crime can go AlliaiKM‘R Hliaken a 9-1 victory over the fumbling New York Mets. to raise his record to 12-5. I I t,ION Jl MORS Dave Bottaro was a Manchester .Junior perfect four-lor-four al the admit. But give or take a few on." Based on fear ’Boy, they really came out of the “Two weeks ago I didn’t think we American This new force has shaken world I.egion bats continued to (ilate with three boine runs LEAGUE billions, there does seem to be President Carter’s objections to gate running tonight, didn't they,” had a chance in hell," said Manager alliances and upset the economies of in a run boom last night and the and seven RBIs Joe the breeder reactor are based on his said Pittsburgh Manager Chuck a rather heavy flow of the large and small nations. As a result But in Tanner's eyes, the hero of result was a 16-0 win over Demeo was al.so perfect in BEGINS Maybe Snowbelt citizens ((( fear that plutonium might be Tanner on the 15-hit Pirates’ attack Club national wealth from colder of dependency on imported oil, the the team was rookie pitcher Odell Hie All-.Star Sports ba.seball lour trips and Mike Gilber- 73 MapI* Straal ought to reassess their diverted, by terrorists for use in National foreign policies of Europe and Japan that kept the pressure on Jones, 3-4, who went the distance for school team in Wind.sor to homered and Harks and Manchaatar climes to warm. blessings. M ( / ( f (( ( weapons. Certainly, with the poten­ Philadelphia and Chicago in the FMMY have been influenced to satisfy the the first time in his major league Dave Blake, Dave I’arks Dave Fournier each added All that money hasn't National League’s tight Eastern League I equitable and effective step in the tial long-range econonjic benefits in­ career, scattering five hits and two and Jack Lyon combined to three bits I Teltphont" political attitudes of the Arab oil- ment could be disastrous. Division race. The Pirates trail the battle against excess consumption. herent in a technology which walks. Sparky Anderson. "We just can’t pilch a no-bitter The locals play again _ SEPT. 16 producing countries And, because of leading Phillies by V'% games and the !64y049_ M i i M n 1 i M l i t M M M I OiiiinoiiN connoialion No single change in American promises to produce relatively cheap "We needed a big pitching perfor­ give it up, not now anyway. " tonight at l,oomis School in America's constantly increasing con­ second-place Cubs by a half. R* Economic upheaval has a special electricity without using up finite mance due to the 18-inning game the In other NL games, Philadelphia the semilinal round ol the sumption of foreign oil, we are being habits is the final answer, but a com­ The Pirates’ energy was sur­ Five-year pact Thought and ominous connotation for minori­ sources of uranium, we cannot be night before, which was tough on our downed Montreal, 10-5, Pittsburgh tourney. subjected to the same pressures bination of efforts can give us impor­ prising, apparently even to Tanner, ty groups, to which the history of bullpen, and Odell Jones came trounced New York, 9-1, Houston LOS ANGELES (U P I)- tant relief. Along with conservation, stymied by the fear of terrorists. considering the four-hour, 56-minute Wide receiver Harold The oil weapon has been used Jewish communities all over the through with the best performance of topped San Francisco, 7-5, and San there must be an expansion in the Instead, we can take steps, on an in­ contest they had played Wednesday through the Arab boycott measures, his career, ” Tanner said. "He had Diego edged Atlanta, 2-1. Jackson of the Los Angeles lake bun some books, or send world can attest. Potential production of alternate energy ternational level, to guarantee night against Chicago. Someone has said. "The non- to interfere in the internal two good pitches, a good fastball and Phillies 10, Expos .5 Rams signed a five-year bim flowers. demagogues have always capitalized safeguards. Thousands of nuclear ■’It shows what they’re made of, " democratic processes by which the resources. Coal, offshore oil. shale, a good curveball and he really used Bake McBride had three hits, contract Thursday with the INSULATE NOW churchgoer cannot be reached by the It will ease the pain in the lone­ on economic and social disorder, in weapons are stored in the U.S. and Tanner said. ’’They’re natural gas and nuclear power must them.” scored three runs and drove in three Rams. non-going cinirch " ly hours. United States conducts its trade and the process of which scapegoats are professionals.’ be exploited as quickly as possible if allied countries, ready for use. Yet. But Mets' Manager Joe Torre was others while adding his ninth homer Many people are shut-ins and can­ A friendly smile, and a cherry business operations Manipulation of The biggest blows were struck by and we will take created to distract the population we wish to wrest ourselves from the few would suggest that we jeopardize inclined to think that the Pirates of the year. Jim Kaat, 5-7, went five not go to chur< h. These same people hello oil prices and implied threats of a (he Pirates’ all-purpose substitute. from real and valid issues. It is an in­ hold which OPEC has on us. America's ability to defend herself were not as good as his team was bad innings for the victory, helping his reduction in the supply of oil from the Bill Robinson, who got the team off are usually unable to go on vacations. Means more to him than you'll evitable conclusion, then, that the by elimination of these weapons. Thursday night. own cause with three hits, one RBI n o % off the price. Mideast have put the greatest Nuclear power to a good start with a two-run homer I,oneliness and need can well be the ever know, U.S. simply cannot afford to be so If we fail to meet the test of long­ "I thought we played very sloppy and a run scored. Ihw 40 fMrt t l UMicaOtO Itnrtci democracy in the world in the grip of Of these. probably nuclear in the first inning and capped the portion of these who are lorgotten dependent on such a distant and un­ term, inexpensive, renewable energy tonight, and I let them know about Pirates 9, Mels Call texlay for e s tim a te and neglected Helen Suley has (iiKl will reward you someday Arab nations which are determined power offers the only long-term scoring with a two-run double in the it. " Torre said. O p e n 24 Hours Dallv I'm sure, stable region as the Middle East for sources which can serve as an alter­ Bill Robinson drove in four runs |>enned the lollowing lines 1 share to influence our future and our energy supplies which are vital for viable answer. However, it is the sixth. "We got beat by a gwid ballclub but with a two-run homer and a double FOB EMOGENCY SERVICE native to oil. our continued economic Rennie Stennett, playing on an in­ 647-9621 with you A visit from a friend can be the relations with Israel, America's only least understood, and because of the score wasn't indicative of the while Rennie Stennett and Mario its defense and home needs. strength, our role of leadership in jured left knee, went 4-for-4 and best known cure, democratic ally in the Middle East. that, the most controversial of way we played. I thought we played Mendoza each had two RBI. Odell Let's remember a shut-in on One must ask, then, "What are the technological development and our drove in two runs, while Phil Garner, 1 know we all have a moment to proposed energy programs. The fact worse than the score was... tonight, I Jones, pitching his first career com­ In s u lC o rp this day So. a sound U S. energy program is options?" Certainly, the President’s also playing on a sore leg, smacked HEATIM OILS s|)are is that there are now 64 licensed very independence as a democratic didn’t feel we played like major plete game, improved his record to 3- Remember one in some little a vital necessity which transcends call for massive efforts for energy three doubles in four at bats. Mario ENKRay CONSERVATION BNOINBBRB -So please, visit a stuil-in and nuclear plants in the U.S. with a nation will be at stake. leaguers," 4 with a five-hitter. BSB HILLIARO BT. way; partisan persuasions. The American conservation must meet with firm Mendoza, substituting for suspended OIL lU M U A show him you care. This is the eleventh hour. The Mets’ only run came via an Astros 7, Giants 3 NIANCHEBTBR, CT. 08 0A 0 Send him a card, pay a visit or economy requires huge supplies of proven record of safety, reliability shortstop Frank Taveras, added a HUTIN8INSULUTI0N and strong support from all eighth-inning pinch-hit homer by Ron Cesar Cedeno rapped out three two; Submitted by, energy Without it. the tools and and economy. And, the arithmetic two-run double, and Dave Parker Americans. President Carter has Hodges. The losing pitcher was Pat doubles and gathered three RBI and 643-5135 Ken Gustafson speaks for itself. Each nuclear power im. JOSKPM P. SI KHNSTKIN stretched his batting streak to 22 It will cheer him when he's machinery of defen.se and of our in­ recently stated that if other Zachry, 5-12, \\ho gave up nine hits Enos Cabell scored three runs. Dan 315 Conisr Si ( alvary Church |iri>idciil I l f till- /.iolli^l Organi/u- games as he hit two singles and drove teeling blue dustrial and agricultural production measures fail, gasoline rationing plant in operation saves the and seven runs in 4 1-3 innings. of Manchester liiin Ilf Viiicrira. Larson, with 3 2-3 innings of relief. become idle; subsequent unemploy- might be imposed — certainly an equivalent of 10 million barrels of oil PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 12, 1977

I Son of Adam S Cordial I I It fathar to Controversy different Dear Abby 13 Old WoHd 14 Ramovt from print 15 Eikimo By Abigail Van Buren 16 Caveat_____ 18 Family of DEAR ABBY; We have a Mother’s Day and a Father's medieval 20 Encountered in camp of Minnesota Day, why not officially declare a day to honor bachelors? Ferrara 21 Bridle part 19 Superlative The great historian and philosopher. Will Durant, !22 Abyss suffix 23 Exhale NEW YORK (UPI) - News had in mind a story on the then explained the whole thing to Hi­ compiled a list of the ten men he rated as having the 20 Housewife's ti­ 25 Anile's the case at all," he said. "Larry and I 38 Fast aircraft 46 Building wing American League's best 1-2 punch, sle, who had been ready to pose for sharpest minds of all time. Among them were Plato, Isaac tle (abbr.) followers Basically defined, dissension is are friends. We play tennis a lot, visit 22 Oer Vsterland (abbr.) 47 Night (Fr.) Newton, Voltaire, Immanuel Kant, Leonardo da Vinci and 26 Notch was thinking of a cover photo of both the picture but then took off his un­ (Abbr.) 40 Eighth-gallons 48 Abstract being a disagreement in opinion. each other’s homes and things like St. Thomas Aquinas, all of whom were bachelors! 27 To be (Fr.) him and Hisle, and could he be out at iform following the delay so he could 24 You (archaic) 42 Biblical king 50 Automotive so­ With ball clubs like the Yankees that. I would never do anything to Two of the world’s greatest musicians were 28 Orb the park Saturday morning at 10:30 have the Twins’ trainer, Dick Mar­ 26 By birth 43 Man's ciety (abbr.) and the Cardinals, a seemingly in­ hurt him. Certainly I’m concerned bachelors—Beethoven and Brahms, Oddly enough, the 29 Add (2 w d s) 29 Understand for the photographer? Carew said tin, work on his bruised foot. 30 City in Italia garment 51 Under the significant matter as whether a man about it. I don’t want Larry to take it musician who was said to have been the greatest ladies’ 31 Public service okay. After the ball game that day, an man of them all was Richard W agner-a married man! ^33 Omission 32 Worthy 44 Alcohol lamp weather wears a beard or not provokes full­ in the wrong way because not posing So far, so good, but when he came AP newsman went to Hisle and asked One finds outstanding bachelors in all trades and 35 Mother-of- 34 Grain 45 Army meal 53 Snaky leher blown disagreements, and now com­ for the picture with him wasn’t my pearl Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss to the ballpark Saturday Carew said him about his feelings in the matter. professions except politics. \ 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 es a report of dissent on such a bur­ intention at all." Let’s hear it for bachelors! 36 Newt he had changed his mind. "He asked me how I felt about Rod 37 Talk back n ning issue of the day as sun tans, Larry Hisle, owner of one of the 12 13 Fowler asked him why and Carew not wanting to take a picture with ED IN RICHMOND 39 Hawaiian whether the Reds should or should more noble, gentle natures in all 14 said he had thought about it and felt me.” Hisle told me from Toronto guitar (abbr.) IS not be allowed to develop one playing baseball, understands perfectly. DEAR ED: Why not? But two bachelors DID make it 40 Singer Boone 16 17 tennis or golf or going swimming. that four men, not merely two, Tuesday. “I explained to him I reaiiy "Lyman Bostock came up to me big in politics: James Buchanan, our 16th president, and 41 Glum . 16 should be included because outfielder wasn't upset because a person has a Jerry Brown, California's governor. 43 Half (prefix) With the Twins, it's something Sunday and told me he read the story 19 20 21 Lyman Bostock and catcher Butch right to do whatever he wants in a in the paper," said Hisle. "His locker 46 Gaseous else. A controversy has been stirred compound 22 23 24 2S 26 27 26 Wynegar were having good years case like this one, and if Rod chose to is right by Rod’s, he heard DEAR ABBY: I'm a non-smoking guy going with a up over a newspaper photograph. beautiful redhead whose breath smells like smoldering 49 Implement with the bat also. Besides, Carew do this, he had a perfect right. Then 29 30 31 32 One which was merely talked about everything Rod said to the reporter tires. This gal really turns me on, but her breath turns me 52 Objurgate added, he had been given more than he said to me, "But aren’t you really 54 Put in office but never actually taken It all began and he told me, ‘Larry, it wasn’t off. 33 34 3S enough publicity in the past six upset?’ I told him no and I was being 55 Happiness ' last Friday in Bloomington, Minn,, anything like it was in the paper." How do other guys handle this situation? Don't tell me to 56 Cord weeks during which his picture was 36 37 36 39 when Bob Fowler, who covers the honest with him." Lyman told me Rod said I was having take up smoking so I won’t notice her breath. I was a ornament Twins for the Minneapolis Star, was on the covers of Time magazine and Carew was upset, though, when his a good year, Lyman was having a three-pack-a-day man until my brother developed lung 57 Summers (Fr.) 40 41 42 Sports Illustrated. wife, Marilynn, showed him the wire cancer, and that cured me. asked to do a story on Rod Carew and good year and Wynegar was also 43 44 45 46 47 46 Answer soon. I want to marry this girl, but wonder how Larry Hisle of the Twins for The "Why not use the four of us? " service story in Sunday’s having one and he felt each of us to handle this one major problem. 49 50 SI S2 S3 Sporting News. Carew said to Fowler. Minneapolis Tribune, should be on the cover by himself. 1 Compass TIMID TIM point But The Sporting News asked for a "You won’t want to read it,” she 54 55 Carew leads the majors in hitting “My feelings toward Rod are the 2 Emerald Isle Prisciiia’s Pop — Ai Vermeer picture of only him and Hisle, Fowler said. The Twins’ first baseman and has a good grip on his sixth same as they’ve always been. He has DEAR TIM; Try the direct approach. R that doesn't 3 London trolley $6 57 said. looked at the headline which read: 4 Venus a American League batting title. Hisle, always been a good friend and things work, the baii is in your court again, and only you can ARE MDU GOING "Then let Larry have the publicity “Carew Won’t Pose with Hisle. ” haven't changed at all. There’s no decide if you want this beautiful redhead whose breath 5 Mouth part (N(W$r«»CN (MTiaVNiSI kUH I YES.' MY - WITH A FEW right around 300, is the league's top TO WEAR VOUR NEW TEEN5IE5T by himself," Carew said. "He can He was still upset when he spoke with reason for Rod to be upset. And as for turns you off. CHANGES BY MY man in runs batted in and is up there SWIM SUIT, JENNY LU ? WEEN5IEST MOTHER use it, and he deserves it because he me about it at Cooperstown Monday. my photograph not being on the in home runs also. DEAR ABBY: I just read the letter from STUMPED BIKINI" Fowler told Carew The Sporting has been having a great year." "The article said I refused to share cover, who knows, maybe one day in The photo never was taken. Fowler top billing with Larry, which wasn’t whose fiance suddenly developed the fear of driving, so Win at Bridge the future it will be " now she complains because she must do all the driving, which will limit her social life. Ha! What a wonderful helpmate she is. My condolences to the man who’s stuck Good defense halts student P06LIC with her. I wonder what she would have done in my place. POOL Standings Twenty-five years ago, my husband also "lost his nerve" Golf game of skill, about driving, and rather than see him risk his life every time he went out, I took over the driving for both of us. hearts and came up with that American League Since he was a salesman and our living depended on his National League NORTH (D ) very good defense mentioned •J/. East being "on the road" every day, need I tell you what that A 9 7 4 2 by the Professor. He cashed A-4a situation did to my life? ¥ A9753 W L Pet. GB East the ace of clubs and got out by best player wins It not only wrecked my "social life,'" it changed my home ♦ A K 4 W L Pet. GB leading a diamond to South's Boston 65 44 .596 — A5 Phil 67 44 .604 - routine. I sat in the car alone every day, Monday through ace Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Baltimore 65 47 . 580 IW Friday. 1 read hundreds of books, wrote hundreds of The student was in dummy, PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus gets to the New York 62 49 . 559 4 Chicago 64 47 .577 3 letters, and knitted scores of afghans. BUT today my WEST EAST ARE SOU 5AVIW6 7 I'D PUT IT A LITTLE but could not afford to cash ▼ t h e y j o in t h b s i s Pitts 65 49 . 570 3V2 AAQ5 A 10 63 THE PENTAGON / STRONfiERl THE heart of a question in the same easy manner he makes winning Detroit 51 60 . 459 15 husband is alive and well and his self-respect is undamaged the last heart since he would DEFEN5 B COWPAWIBS St. Louis 63 51 .553 5V2 because he was able to support his family, ¥ 10 6 6 2 ¥ J 4 DOESN'T GO FOR PENTAGON BRASS Cleveland 48 62 . 436 MVi ♦J963 #87 squeeze himself hopelessly. VOUR NEW ^ WISHES I'D SET THEY DID SU 5IN SB 5 putts. Montreal 52 62 I will always have the satisfaction of knowing that my So he led a spade to his-jack WITH.-ANDSO RiaHT Milwaukee 50 65 . 435 18 456 16 V2 AA9 AQ 10 8642 WEAPON ? LOST-AND STAV "Ours," said the golfer of the cen­ New York 47 64 423 19 promise. "Whither thou goest, I will go," was kept! THAT, and West’s queen. West con­ ON HOINOSSINS Swedish yacht in early lead Toronto 39 71 .355 26V2 SOUTH t h e ir l d tury. when asked to comment on the used, " Miller said of Watson, "Tom my poor dear STUMPED, is what love is all about. tinued his good defense by WITH O West West A K J6 The Swedish yacht Sverige took an early lead over the golf club controversy that has rocked still would have won the Masters and W'hy don't you get out of that man’s life and let him find ¥ K Q leading his last club. W L W L Pet. GB South was in with the king Australian entry Gretel II during America s Cup Challenge the 59th PGA Championship here, the British Open. I think too much is Pet. GB a woman who will share his troubles as well as his "social ♦ Q 10 5 2 Chicago 65 46 Los Ang 69 45 ,605 - life— AKJ73 for his seventh trick. Unfor­ basically is a game of skill. Always, being made of the clubs although it .586 - elimination race yesterday in Newport, R.l. lUFM photo) Minnesota 66 48 .579 W Cincin 57 56 .504 11W Both vulnerable tunately he had lost three the man who plays the best wins." would be a good idea to check HAPPY CHAUFFEUR Texas 63 48 . 568 2 Houston 54 62 .466 16 tricks and would have to lead Nicklaus wasn't one of the players everyone out every week, especially San Fran 52 63 .452 17 V2 West North East South away from his king of spades Kan City 62 48 .564 2Va 1¥ Pass 2 N T to give the defense two more who was found to have illegal clubs those players who work on their own San Diego 52 67 .437 I9V2 from among the 60 or 70 tested. Tom California 55 55 .500 9V2 Astro-graph Pass 3 N T Pass Pass clubs. Tom never touched his. He Atlanta 40 72 .357 28 ■'hi Pass Watson, the young man, who could played with them as is." Seattle 48 68 . 414 I9V2 Thursday's Results By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Opening lead — 3 # Embarrassing loss wind up as the Player of the Year Littler, meanwhile, played his Oakland 42 70 .375 23 V2 after his head-to-head victories over Thursday’s Games Houston 7, San Francisco usual steady golf over a course he 5 A Kentucky reader wants to Alley Oop — Dave Graue Nicklaus in the Masters and British says must always be played with California 7, Boston 3 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D«c. By Oswald & James Jacoby know if experts ever revoke. Baltimore 4, Seattle 3 Philadelphia 10, Montreal 21) Favor old friends today All Open, was — twice Still, playing respect. other things being equal give "How did that one gel The answer is that we know for 12-meter France 5 h a v e with a mixed bag of clubs, including Minnesota 7, Toronto 3 the edge to those you've been of no expert who hasn't revok­ HOW LONS M XI I ITS BEEN SOTHERIN' ME "There are too many potential dis­ Pittsburgh 9, New York 1 away? " asked the student, HAD THIS NOTION THAT 1^ . ' YSEE t h o s e /'T H E N IT some of his own and others New York 3, Oakland 0 able to count on 'You ran into some very ed some lime or other Ex­ I EVER SINCE WE STARTED BIRDS? SOMETHIN' / ISNTT JUST asters on Pebble, " said Littler, who San Diego 2, Atlanta 1 SOMETHINS WAS ------MORNINS.' borrowed, Watson shot an opening is back in action for the first time in Cleveland 3, Chicago 1 Aug. 13. 1977 CAPRICORN (D«c. 22-Jan. 19) good defense." replied the perts bid and play well, but FOLLOWINS US ? NEWPORT, R.l, (UPI) — The foreign 12-meter France I is Texas 8, Kansas City 3 Cincinnati 5, Los Angeles 4 Your experience has taught you Post a "No Trespassing " sign on Professor they fall far short of perfec­ round 68 to stand only a shot behind six weeks after back problems, "You tion smarting today from the most embarrassing loss so far in this Gene Littler for the lead. Today's Carnes Today’s Games to differentiate between the good your business matters today so The student won the dia­ just have to play this course with and the bad If you apply your those who don't belong won't Philadelphia (Kaat 4-7) at mond lead with his 10. played (Do you have a question for summer s America s Cup racing. rhat was after Tom found out the respect." California (Brett 10-8 and highest standards this coming butt in A bad apple could spoil Chicago (Renko 2-1) his king and queen of hearts, the experts? Write "Ask the The vessel was outpowered .set of clubs he had been using for 13 Littler did. carding a 33-34— 67 and Kuhaulua 0-0) at New York year, the results could be the whole barrel led a diamond to dummy’s New York (Matlack 6-12 overwhelming Jacobys" care of this Thursday by Alan Bond's Australia months had grooves in the face of the a one-shot lead on Watson, Jerry (Hunter 6-7 and Figueroa 10- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) king, cashed the ace of hearts newspaper The Jacobys will signed an agreement to allow one and Koosman 8-12) at Always remember that your Hfi which crossed the line 5:53 minutes irons which were too deep, and thus McGee and Mark Hayes. They, in 8), 2 and continued with the seven answer individual quesilons it more crew member on each boat for Pittsburgh (Rooker 9-6 and word IS your bond Stick to your stamped, self-addressed illegal, and another set which he had turn, stood a shot ahead of Nicklaus, Milwaukee (Haas 8-7 and in order to set the last heart ahead in semifinal competition The the elimination races. Kison 6-6), N LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This agreement, even though up envelopes are enclosed The same racing series Thursday also llown in from Kansas City was il­ George Cadle and Lanny Wadkins, Sorenson 3-5) at Cleveland could be a strange day Persons someone comes along with a most interesting questions will ~ .""Wv,,' "By having 12 persons aboard, Montreal (Bahnsen 6-5) at He discarded two clubs saw Sweden's Sverie defeat legal, loo. while Miller. George Archer, Fuzzy (Hood 1-0 and Eckersley 10- you're dealing with will act m an belter offer be used in this column and will each person can gain expertise and St. Louis (Forsch 14-5), N from his hand in the process receive copies of JACOBY Australia's Gretel II. Watson, it seemed, found all the Zoeller, Charles Coody, John Lister 9) , 2. N unpredictable way Keep your PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) West was in with the 10 of ------the challenger will be better Houston (Dixon 1-0) at San cool You can figure out how to Anything you do lor others today MODERN.) The competition to select two talk about legal and illegal clubs a lit­ and Maltbie were at 70. Lee Trevino Seattle (Mitchell 0-3) at C IPC tv Rw ui >r 0* prepared for the America's Cup," Diego (Wehrmeister 1-3), N handle the incongruities Having should be done with an eye yachts among the lour foreign con­ tle amusing Perhaps, he could af­ was in a group at 71 while Arnold Boston (Wise 8-4), N trouble selecting a career? Send said Bruno Bich, manager of the Atlanta (Solomon 3-1) at toward the quality of your perfor­ The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions tenders continues today. ford to find humor in the situation in Palmer, who never has won the PGA, Oakland (Langford 7-13) lor your copy of Astro-Graph mance If it's worth doing ifs ■ Berry’s World French effort. Los Angeles (Sutton 10-6). N Letter by mailing 50 cents and a view of the fact he shot such a good and Thompson were in a group at at Baltimore (Palmer 12- better done right Australia, although losing 42 The challenger and defender Cincinnati (Soto 2-1) at long sell-addressed, stamped opening round — four under par — on even-par 72. 10) , N ARIES (March 21-Apr)l 19) Go seconds with a too-quick start, took a selected to sail in the Cup race must envelope to Astro-Graph. P 0 NE\/EK one of the world’s toughest courses San Francisco (Montefusco Box 489. Radio City Station N Y along with things your friends I SHOULD ^ commanding lead over France I, a limit the crew to 11. Gary Player, who spent most of Kansas City (Splittorff 9- MAYe w arned I GET and completely overshadowed 6) at Toronto (I^manczyk 5-9), N 10019 Be Sure to specify your want to do today, because you'll slow boat in light winds. Gretel II skipper Gordon Ingate Wednesday shaving down his illegal birth date have fun But sidestep any joint YOU, FRED... BETWEEN Littler. Nicklaus and all the others in 10-9), N "We were only two seconds over, " .said the 12-meter sailed with 11 per­ irons, was at 74 and defending cham­ ventures that involve money ,— 'P^ETTV GII?L' the 141-man field pion Dave Stockton was at 75. VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) You II They could backfire \ / \ AND HER Australia skipper Noel Robins said sons Thursday. fare well today by sticking to DISM AT , Hut he did get serious when asked TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In "We thought we were rutting it "I don t think our deck layout carefully laid plans to add to mealtime .C. point-blank how much skill has to do your resources Improvise and your haste to gel something fine. allows us more than 11,' Ingate said. with golf. you may well throw everything done today, you could err Try to Swedish crew members were The Swedes also sailed with 11. out of kilter rectify this as soon as possible to "Everything," Watson replied. pleased with their 2:07 minute vic­ "We weren t actually clear about prevcnl serious repercussions And he found strong allies for that Softball LIBRA (Stpl. 23 0ct. 23) Ac­ tory over rival Australian challenger what would be proper to have — 12 or MANCHESTER tivities that don't cost you an arm GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) view in Nicklaus and Johnny Miller. Gretel II, despite 8 knot winds in 11, said Joste Holmin, a Sverige and a leg will afford the most Others will do your bidding today .Cl. Rhode Island Sound. I don't care what kind of clubs he pleasure today Expensive diver­ <1 you set a good example Don i crew member. I KLINi; Claire Fazzina led the MIDQETFOOTIALL sions prove to be far less fun expect followers if you re not Australia's error came under the Two of the foreign yachts will be Doublehcader last night way with three hits, in­ really a leader ■% direction of professional sailor Andy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) eliminated in the best-of-seven at Fitzgerald Field saw cluding a two-run homer, Hold a little back in competitive CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Put Rose of California, a tactician REGISTRATIONS youf money on only sure things series. The two remaining boats will Moriarty Bros, top and Sandy Whitney, Karen situations today You'll have a Born Loser — Art Sansom today Back what you work for brought aboard by Bond to improve compete in final trials beginning Crispino's, 8-2. and Tom­ Turek and Brenda better chance of winning if you the yacht's starting technique Leaders save something for the home and what you know but don't bet Aug. 22 to pick a challenger for my's Pizza outlasted Whittemorc each had three AUGUST 15Hl & 17th ■ stretch on tips dreams or long shots Rose sailed with Robins in the U S yachting s most coveted prize. Scruse Paint, 20-12. hits for Pizza. Cathy and ■ NKWSI' \I'KH KNTKUrHIM, \ s s \ Congressional Cup race in March off WHAT'S WITH m caPRSH? I LIKE ID SEE' Next month, the foreign challenger Laurie Grant were in the C l977byN(A me Batting The MB's got off to a fast PLACE: Warming Hut at Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel the California coast and sailed in will face an American defender start with five runs in their two-hit group SOMETHIHfo lU some of the 1974 America's Cup trial chosen by the New York Yacht Club .National 1League lirst at bats and coasted to The losers were led Charter Oak Park THIS OFFICE IlKTH races on Bond s Southern Cross, after a series of final trials beginning AB H Pet. offensively by Patty "Look, kid, n you want to make It bio In the rock victory with Sandy Hall TIME: 6:30 • 8:00 P.M. BJDDSY, THIS '^ C W T H Y ROUDNE" / 1 REALLY business, you ve got to have MORE than lust a ITS AOJTH OPEM "The Australian side doesn't in­ Aug 16. Parker, Pit 464 162 .349 getting two hits Mancggia and Melody \MC«KS ON LOTS O' POTENTIAL / NEED THIS gimmick In the way you dress!" THAT ISWT cS clude a lot of match racing, ' Robins The U S. yacht Courageous, Stennelt, Pit 409 140 .342 Mary Cochran paced the Brown with two hits each. ' l l ------^------I^USTOMERS.' i S A LE , 1 GOT said 'But he s (Rose) from Califor­ Simmons, St. L. 370 121 .327 ReglttranU uhould bring birth cartificata A SICK FAMILY Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick ASKlUfo FOR skippered by Atlanta Braves owner Supremes with three hits Monday night schedule ftjssvis nia where they have match racing Templeton, St. L and ba accompanlad by parant or guar­ Stm T' SUPFOKT,"' Ted Turner, leads Ted Hood's 443 143 .323 as her team outhit the w ill feature Crispino s and SALCSMAtfS A RAISE- and we are drawing on his Independence and West Coast Morales, Chi 397 128 .322 winners. 11-8. Mary David's at 7:15 at dian. School THI4 15 FlANNELAlOLrrH FLANPER5 knowledge. challenger Enterprise after a set of Luzinski, Phi 430 137 .319 Gracyalny homered and Fitzgerald WELCOMES W BACK TO THE TV NE'W6 ’ PLA.V The foreign skippers Thursday preliminary trials. Robinson, Pit 333 105 .315 singled (or the losers amd PlfiE5T, "30 MINUTES’.' WE’RE BACIN6 THE BEHIND THE FLASHIN6 USHT5 OF THE TAPES. Foster, Cin 436 137 .314 Barb Brody and Dale Titus Smith, LA 350 108 .309 RESCUE 50UAP AS WE BRIN6 MY PUMMY~. each had two hits also. Poor workout ASSISTANT. PI7ESOOTT PIKE, TO Randle, NY 340 105 .309 folks Two doubleplays aided GREEN BAY, Wis. EMER6ENCV' STILL .Anieriruii I.eugue the Gas Housers with (UPI) — Despite the Green I Think Heis WANT TO Mary Mills surprises AB H Pet. ^TiRRINS-ILLTRY to SET A WORD Heathcllff This Funny World Kathy McConnell excelling Bay Packers' 23-20 win HEAR Carew, Min 433 166 .383 on defense. WITH The brave little 6UY,' ABOUT Bostock, Min over the Cincinnati SAFE THE $-** .Im 431 146 .339 leading charity classic Eight runs in the last in­ Bengals last weekend. t : Singleton Bal 363 118 .325 THEY RE SEUIN' MY \ HERE’S FIVE B0ARPIN6 ning snapped a 12-12 tie and Coach Bart Starr was con­ I H ou se.' Rice, Bos 441 143 .324 gave Tommy's^the triumph HOUSE FROM UNDER DOLLARS...I HOPE IT cerned Thursday about his ME 'CAUSE I CANT WILL HELP... HAUPPAUGE, N Y (UPI) - Rivers, NY 382 126 .318 against the Painters. s e e .. been too intense and that created ten­ team's practice. M AKE TH' PAYMENTS.' BLUSBEK.' Mary Mills, a 15-year veteran of the Yount, Mil 431 134 .311 DEPOSIT sion, So being tired could have LPGA tour, surprised everyone, in­ helped Fisk, Bos 367 113 .308 cluding herself, by firing a 4-under- Le Flore, Det 446 137 .307 par 68 Thursday to take a one-stroke Sally Little, I,aura Baugh and Don­ Hargrove, Tex 361 111 307 lead at the end of the first round of na Caponi Young were among seven BOXES play in the JIOO.OOO Long Island players two strokes in back of Mills, Home Buns Charity Classic at Colonie Hill Golf while Jan Stephenson, Judy Rankin MIDGET FOOTBALL At Heritage Savings and Loan UlKe Club and Sandra Palmer were among nine NATIONAL LEAGUE: Foster, Cin N E V E R 38; Burroughs. Atl 30; Luzinski, Phil "1 admit I was surprised. " she who finished «t 71. For pennies a day, they’re a lot Z3UITS- said, "because I thought I'd be total­ 29; Schmidt, Phil 28; Bench, Cin and Mills. ‘26th on the earnings list this Garvey, LA 26 CHEERLEANNG safer than your desk drawer. Ctt77»rMA tK TM ly exhausted. 1 just got back from year, has not won a tournament since Available at 1007 Main Street office playing in Europe and was one of the AMERICAN LEAGUE: Rice, Bos 1973 Last fall she developed a spasm group delayed in Italy (at the air­ and Bonds, Cal 29; Scott, Bos 27; Short Ribs - Frank Hill in her left shoulder and did not give it Nettles, NY 26; Hisle, Minn 23. port) for 11 hours I've only had about WHAT WAS ON ’yoyc THE M/SaONACyS NA30ED the proper amount of time to heal. As REGISTRATION I WAVE THIS SHE HIAA four hours sleep each night for the NASG l NG lu nch eo n MENU?.. WIPE. FDR 30 yEAKS.' a result, she missed some tour­ last week and a half Buna Batted In August 11th St 12th Heritage Savings SENSATION Ih naments this spring and summer and m y s t o m a c > ' Another player claiming fatigue, . IssiHialiiiii■ SiiiivISf>l played in others in pain. NATIONAL LEAGUE; Foster, Cin For all girls antoring Sth • Mh grado Jane Blalock, shut a 3-under-par 69 109; Luzinski, Phil 92; Cey, LA 90; AT MOUNT NEBO 6:30-8:00 p.m. and tied Sandra Burns fur second "I d say 1 ve been playing Garvey, LA 88; Burroughs, Atl 84. , CWh. iVxA»ii -t: • •*» a* l.afi I’J "I was so tired from playing seven mediocre,' Mills said. "I haven't FOR INFORMATION CALL "No. Sir. I haven’t grown taller. I’m slandin'on AMERICAN LEAGUE: Hisle. mv hlislers." straight weeks that I couldn't even played sparkling golf in three years. Minn 87; Bonds, Cal 86; Hobson, Bos MRS. PARLIMAN practice," said Blalock '.Maybe 1 m not playing that bad but I'm not 79; Thompson, Det and Munson. NY Tel. 646-0285 that's helped me though Maybe i ve making birdies ' 78. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Aug. 12, 1977 r Obituaries Interment request Schlesinger pushes denied by official Mrs. Kate F. Singer Mrs. Julia S. Sierakowski low-mileage tax ELLINCTON—Mrs. Julia Starzec Mrs. Kate Feinberg Singer, 81, of HARTFORD (UPI) - There’s ting the gravediggers, has refused West Hartford died TTiursday at Mt. Sierakowski, 94, of 113 Orchard St. contract offers from the Catholic WASHINGTON (UPI) - Energy died Thursday at a Vernon area con­ been no progress in talks to end a 27- Sinai Hospital, Hartford. She was the day-old gravediggers’ strike, but Cemeteries Association. Secretary James Schlesinger said widow of Louis B. Singer and the valescent home. She was the widow Gravediggers walked off the job July today that despite strong opposition of John Sierakowski. Connecticut’s top health official says mother of Mrs. Irma Menschell of he won’t order burial of 275 bodies 15. from the auto industry, he expects fBfflEBBB! Manchester. Mrs. Sierakowski was born in The association represents 25 the Senate to “move back toward the \ SECOND Poland and had lived in the Ellington- being stored above ground. She is also survived by a son, a Negotiators from the union cemeteries in the Archdiocese of administration's position" on taxing ! SECTION) brother, a sister and four Vernon area for many years. At one Hartford. low-mileage cars, time, she was employed at the representing 85 gravediggers met FRIDAY, ' grandchildren. with officials from the Catholic Undertakers said the 275 bodies are He said it would be "an uphill former Belding Bros, silk mills in fight," however, and called "a little The funeral was early this after­ Cemeteries Association Thursday, all embalmed and being kept in AU G U ST 12, 1977 noon at Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ Rockville. She was a communicant of sealed caskets. Funeral services self-serving" an industry argument St. Joseph’s Church, Rockville, and a but the contract rift continued. mington Ave., Hartford. Burial was State Health Commissioner have been held for the unburied that the tax would result in layoffs of in Emanuel Synagogue Cemetery, member of its Rosary Society. She bodies. 23,000 workers by 1985, also belonged to the American Douglas Lloyd said Thursday he had Wethersfield. no evidence the 275 unburied bodies Burials in non-Catholic cemeteries The House approved a gas-guzzling that gas-burning unit after all. We The family suggests that any Legion Auxiliary to Post 14. throughout the state have not been in­ tax weaker than what President have got all the gas we want,'" She is survived by 3 sons, Walter J. pose a health hazard. memorial gifts may be made to a Lloyd said he could not order burial terrupted by the strike. Carter proposed. The remarks came during a con­ Sierakowski of Ellington, Francis J. tinuation of Long’s weeklong charity of the donor's choice. of the bodies because, ‘‘There's no The gravediggers are asking for a Schlesinger defended Carter's Sierakowski of Vernon and Stanley J. energy package, now under con­ hearings on the tax parts of Presi­ evidence at this point there is any 45-cents-an-hour increase, plus im­ Ettore R. Sala Sierakowski of Gainesville, Fla.; a proved fringe benefits and new work sideration by the Senate Finance dent Carter’s energy program. The daughter, Mrs, Felicia Koblect of health hazard from the bodies. Ettore R. Sala, 65, of 510 Hillside “You would need such evidence to rules. Committee, In an interview on the House passed a modified version of it Ellington; 7 grandchildren and 12 a week ago. Ave., Hartford, formerly of order the bodies be buried. You can't The cemeteries association has CBS Morning News. Manchester, died Thursday at Hart­ great-grandchildren. offered the gravediggers an increase "I think there is every indication One provision would put a tax, star­ The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 respond unless we determine there ford Hospital. He was the husband of are violations of the public health of 40 cents an hour, spread over 18 that the Senate committee will move ling in 1983. on utilities' use of oil and a.m. from the White-Gibson-Small natural gas, so they will convert Mrs. Concetta Ferrante Sala. code,” he said. months, the association said. back toward the administration’s Funeral Home, 65 Elm St,, position, ” he said. lasler to coal and uranium for Mr. Sala was born in Manchester The Connecticut Funeral Directors Gravediggers now are paid $5.65 Rockville, with a Mass at St. ‘We can have a very substantial generating electricity. and had lived in the Hartford area for Association planned to ask Lloyd to an hour and the association said their Joseph's Church at 9. Burial will be car for the large family that is nol ”Wc arc moving just as fast as we 50 years. order burial of the bodies, but as the fringe benefits cost another $2.50 an in St, Bernard’s Cemetery, fuel inefficient. The way we do this is can. said Floyd Lewis, president of He is also survived by a daughter, Health Department closed for hour. Mrs. Lois Anderson of Windsor; and Rockville. The union has said the biggest simply by avoiding those features Middle South Utilities. "We do not Friends may call at the funeral business Thursday officials said they seven grandchildren. had not received the request. obstacle to a contract agreement is that are costly in terms of fuel . anticipate building another bascload The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 home tonight from 7 to 9. A prayer refusal by the association to accept a high performance, high acceleration unit that would use oil or gas as its service will be tonight at 8 at the Local 14323 of the United fuel” a.m. from D'Esopo Funeral Chapel, Steelworkers of America, represen­ work-guarantee clause. "The companies, I think, can 235 Wethersfield Ave,, Hartford, with funeral home. readily produce tho.se cars. They a Mass at St. Lawrence O’Toole don’t want to say that what they're Fire damages Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial will be Frederick G. Edwards Sr. afrEhd of is losing the luxury market. in Mt. St, Benedict Cemetery, Frederick G. Edwards Sr., 66, of Officials probing There is no major threat in the fami­ duplex home Bloomfield, at a later date. 107 Spruce St. died Thursday night at ly car. There is a major threat to the Friends may call at the funeral Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. He was high acceleration vehicle. We’ve got the husband of the late Elsie Lennon Scholarship presented to face that. We simply cannot afford A tire in a duplex at 45 Server St. home tonight from 7 to 9. plane crash cause was reported to the Town of Edwards. Daniel Mosler, vice-president of the Manchester Lions Club, that.” Frank J. INovak Mr. Edwards was bom March 3, WESTPORT (UPI) - Federal hours to extricate the body of the Meanwhile, Senate hearings con­ Manchester Fire Department today at 10:48 a.m. Frank J. Novak, 74, of 35 Haynes 1911 in Ansonia and had lived in has just presented a $300 scholarship from the club to Lynn Aviation Administration officials pilot, Thomas Rae, 30, of Hicksville, tinued on the administration energy The fire was reported to have St. died Thursday night at a Manchester most of his life. Before Quitadamo, a recent Manchester High School graduate. today joined local police in L.I., from the wreckage, according Making puppets at Oak Grove package. When utility executives.told started in an upstairs closet, accor­ Manchester convalescent home. his retirementin 1976, he had been Together they look through a catalogue about the University of examining the wreckage of a twin- to authorities. Finance Committee Chairman Making animal puppets is one of the activities members of the ding lo Deputy Fire Chief James Mr. Novak was born March 5,1903 employed as a machine operator at Connecticut where Lynn will go in September. (Herald photo by engine charter plane to find the cause The injured, covered with mud, Russell Long their woes about in New York City, son of the late nature study class are learning this week at the Oak Grove McKay. He said there was con­ the Fenn Mfg. Co., Newington, for 35 Dunn) of a crash which killed two men and were taken to Norwalk Hospital in federal regulations, he nodded sym­ Frank and Caroline Zhorny Novak, years. He was a past grand of King conditions ranging from good to Nature Center. During the animal study program, the class pathetically. siderable structural and furniture injured three others. damage. and had lived in Manchester most of David Lodge of Odd Fellows and was Authorities said the aircraft, satisfactory, a hospital spokesman learns to make ostrich puppets. At left, "Orville, the ostrich” No particular friend of increasing The tenants were Mr and Mrs. his life. Before his retirement in also a member of the Zipser'Club. en route from Boston to New York, said. They were identified as New federal rules, Long told Thursday of tries out his new legs as Jason Glasser manipulates the strings. George Calolanc 1968, he had been employed as a He is survived by three sons, struck treetops and crashed into a York residents Dr. Joseph Newell of his sympathy for industries that in At right. Sue Craig and Gary Kania, left, instruct the group in About 20 off-duty members of the weaver at Cheney Bros, for many Lessely G. Eklwards and Daniel W. Pound Ridge, E.K. Alston of Nyack, the past were nudged away from coal swamp Thursday night, landing in fire department responded to the call years. Edwards, both of Manchester, and and Ronald Greenberg of Scarsdale. assembling and sanding’the puppet parts. In the foreground is to cleaner-burning oil and natural four feet of mud and breaking apart in addition to Engines No. 1 and 4, He is survived by four sisters. Miss Spec. 4 Frederick G. Edwards Jr., Pitkin collection on impact. Police said the plane was enroute Patricia Dougan, a Manchester High School student, who is a gas, and now are being nudged back Rose A. Novak, with whom he made serving with the Army in Germany ; from Boston’s Logan Airport to volunteer assistant in the summer nature study program at the toward coal. Ladder Co. No. I and Service Truck Jerry B. Greene, 36, of Green- No. 1. his home, Mrs. Philip (Caroline) two daughters, Mrs. John (Donna) H. burgh, N.Y.. a passenger in the Westchester County Airport in White center. (Herald photos by Dunn) Long said he fears if big new gas As of 11:45 a III , Ihe fire was under Rich, Mrs. Thomas (Anna) Miner Bremser Sr,jnd Mrs. James (Linda) Plains, N Y. and apparently lost supplies are found — such as from stolen from library plane, was dead on arrival at control and liremcn were mopping and Mrs. William (Bertha) Burke, all C. Moore, Iwth of Manchester; two power, struck treetops and crashed deep, hot-brine wells in Louisiana — Norwalk Hospital, police said. up water in the house, fire depart­ of Manchester. into the swamp. "the federal government will say. brothers, Jam es H. Edwards of EAST HARTFORD - Police today The collection was insured, he It took rescuers more than two ment officials said The funeral is Saturday at 8:30 'Hold everything, don’t tear down Manchester and Daniel W. Edwards searched for the “priceless” silver said, but he didn’t know the exact a.m. from the John F. Tierney of Warwick, R.I.; a sister, Mrs. collection of colonial Gov. William value of the collection. Ambulance agreement near Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Harvey (Marjorie) Mercer of West Pitkin, stolen from the town’s Ray­ "They are priceless. 1 plead that $8.8 million slated Mayor Richard Blackstone said ambulance services for the town. He Ambulance, both of Hartford. requires that a town have a primary with a Mass at St. James Church at 9. Palm Beach, Fla.; and eight mond Library. the persons return the items to the today he will soon meet with Roger said he feared being "sold short” by Dr, Leslie J. Fodeman, director of service approach. This means it Burial will be in St. James grandchildren. Four persons accused Mayor Richard H. Blackstone said town because the are priceless and Talbot of the Ambulance Service of one service. the state office Emergency Medical must have one ambulance service it Cemetery. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main for youth job programs the collection, stolen early Thursday part of our heritage,” Blackstone Manchester to discuss emergency But the state Health Department Services, said today, "Adjustments calls for every emergency. Backup Friends may call at the funeral St., is in charge of arrangements, service to East Hartford. morning, dates back to the early said. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Connecticut. at the end of July notified the town can be worked out. ” services are okay. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. which are incomplete. "We will work out an agreement of drug law violations 1700s. It included ladles, a serving Police said burglars broke has been slated to receive an es­ and Talbot that the Manchester firm He said he does not view the East Some communities, Hartford for The biggest program is to provide satisfactory to both of us,’’ he said. spoon, a salt shaker, a christening through the front window doors of timated $8.8 million from two new was the designated primary am­ Hartford ambulance service dispute example, have adopted a zone ap­ Manchester Police arrested four low-income youths with work and He would not predict what form the William J. Horan, 22; and John R. Mrs. Hazel Brown bowl and several other items. the library and used a chair to break federal youth employment bulance service for East Hartford. as a “major catastrophe.” He said proach. Each zone can have its own, persons early this morning and training opportunities to help their final agreement would take. But he Clark, 23, all of Hartford, and Lisa J. About town ^ EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Hazel The collection was donated to the the glass in the collection’s display programs, according to a U.S. Labor The decision was made largely on the there was room for change. different primary ambulance firm. charged them with conspiracy to job prospects. The other project is thought the agreement would be final Tosti, 18, of Guilford McKnight Brown, 77, of 11 Brook St. town many years ago by a member of case to remove the silver. Department report. basis of the mayor s own choice last However, Dr. Fodeman said state The mayor said, ”My main intent violate state narcotic laws. designed to provide jobless youths within 10 days. Court date for all is Aug. 22. The Connecticut Department of the died Thursday at Mt. Sinai Hospital, the Pitkin family, which manufac­ The Pitkin display was at the Ray­ summer. statutes and his department’s is to make sure that when someone The arrest made following an f’olicc al.so filed several other A total of $527 million was ear­ with supervised employment on The mayor has said he prefers a Worid War 1 Veterans and Auxiliary Hartford, She was the widow of tured the items at their shop in the mond Library 10 years. The library is The other two services are regulations appear to rule out a rota­ calls an ambulance, they gel one. 1 automobile chase, police said. When charges against Corrigan, who was marked nationwide for the two projects designed to help their com­ rotation system between three area wiil meet Sunday at 1:30 p m. at the Harold Brown. 18th and 19th centuries, Blackstone near the cemetery where Gov. Pitkin programs, authorized by the billion- munities. Professional Ambulance and Trinity tion system for any town. The law want the best care, the best per­ the car was stopped, a suspected nar­ reported In be Ihe operator of the Veterans Home In Rocky Hill. Mrs. Brown was born in Aspen, .said was buried. dollar Youth Employment and Most of the money will be ad­ sonnel, and in the shortest t(me,” cotic substance was found in the vehicle the police had chased Colo., and had lived in East Hartford Pitkin served from 1766 to 1769 as Demonstration Projects Act of 1977. ministered by federal Comprehen­ Talbot has said he plans to set up vehicle, police said. Corrigan was also charged with The Manchester Women's for three years. She was a registered governor of Connecticut. President Carter signed the act into sive Employment and Training Act Manchester police report an ambulance service center in East The substance has been sent to the carrying a weapon in a motor vehi­ Republican Club executive board will nurse and a graduate of the Newport, Two other art items stolen in law last week. offices in major cities in each state. Hartford with an ambulance vehicle state for testing to determine what it cle, failure to obey an officer’s R.I., Hospital School of Nursing. Connecticut in recent years were costing him up to $30,000. But he said is. police said. meet Monday at 1 p.m. at the home Of Connecticut's estimated share, About 20 per cent of the money is to The theft of $800 in beads from a A wallet that had been stolen fic, police said signal, operating an unregistered She is survived by a son, Harold A. he cannot afford to do this if he is not Police filed the conspiracy to of Mrs. Edith Reynolds. 86 Niles Dr. Welfare later recovered. Thieves entered the announced Thursday, about $7.3 be handed out immediately, with the Main St. store was reported earlier in the week from a Deepwood m o to r V e ti i c I e, d riv in g Brown II of Springfield, Ore., two Whitney was also treated and dis­ assured of all the town’s emergency violate state narcotic laws against Connecticut State Library in August million is earmarked to fund a Youth remainder to follow in October. Thursday to Manchester Police. Dr. home was found on the at unrca.sonable speed and driving daughters. Miss Carol Brown and charged for a lacerated forehead at calls. the following: Steven J, Corrigan, 18, recklessly Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, 1974 and stole a valuable coin collec­ Employment and Training program Hartford, Stamford, Waterbury( The beads were reportedly taken Crestwood Dr. property, police said. Mrs. Shirley L, Frey, both of East Manchester Memorial Hospital. will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Teen tion. A painting was taken in January lYETP). New Haven and Bridgeport have from Raphael’s Originals at 811 Main Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Etta fraud Other arrests made by Manchester Center Annex of Manchester Recrea­ 1976 from the Wadsworth Atheneum The rest of the monev is to be used been designated as sponsors and will St., police said. The beads were Police charged a Bolton man with Champlain of Taunton, Mass.; and a Police include: tion Center. The meeting is open to in Hartford. for a Youth Conservation and Im­ distribute money to cities and towns made of various materials, including failure to drive a reasonable distance I’his printing test pattern is half sister, Mrs. Lorraine Lucier of • Chester S. Misorski, 22, of all area men interested in singing provement Project lYCIP) in in their regions in amounts to be set gold and silver, and were used to apart following a three-car accident ^ NATIVE ' part (li The Herald ((uailty Warner. N H. alleged Glastonbury, charged with third- Public records eanlrol program in order to four-part barbershop harmony. by the Labor Department. make choker chains, according to the on Oakland St. The funeral and burial will be degree criminal mischief. Court date PEACHES give you one of (he finest police report. Ralph E. Whitney, 60, of Bolton, is Aug. 22 private. newspapers in the nation. Mancliester-Silklown LaLeche Klection delay denied was charged, police said. The car he • Kenneth C Burkanip. 21, of 22 & APPLES Newkirk and Whitney Funeral HARTFORD (UPII - Eight Hart­ Warranty deeds League will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Police also received a report of was operating struck the rear of a F^ark St , charged with interfering APPLE CIDER VINE6AR Home, 318 Burnside Ave . is in ford residents have been arrested PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The state Supreme Court Michael and Paula Weinreb, to Eddy and Susan at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. another wallet theft from a home. car operated by Kenneth P. Salo, 31, with an officer and carrying weapons charge of arrangements. and 12 more sought by state and has issued an advisory opinion that Newport cannot post­ Richman, property on 21 Arnott Rd., $50,(X)0. Center St Babies are welcome. The The theft occurred Thursday after­ of 85 Strickland St., police said. The in a motor vehicle. Court dale is Aug. FERRANDO There are no calling hours. federal authorities on state welfare pone its Sept. 13 municipal election even if it coincides Brahamy and Choma, Inc., Manchester, to Joseph and topic of an informal discussion will noon at a Crestwood Dr. home, police force of the first accident caused 29. The family suggests that any fraud charges involving nearly $70,- with the first full day of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Pauline Gareau, Vernon, properly on 15 Strawberry be "Nutrition and Weaning.” More O O W ~ ^ said. Sale’s vehicle to strike one operated ORCHARDS memorial gifts may be made to the 000. Hashanah. • Kurt E Burkamp, 19, of 75 Lane, $55,9(X). I information may be obtained by A number of similar breaks, where by Shirley Preneta, 28, of 40 Tanner Birch ¥1. Ad. American Cancer Society. 670 The roundup, which began Laurel St., charged with delivery of Nancy Murphy, Manchester, to John S, Byrum of West Qliilonburf calling Lois Lawrence, 649-5056, or purses or wallets have been taken St,, police said. liquor to a minor Court date is Aug. Kathy Siddons, 649-4908. i’rospect Ave., Hartford Thursday, was handled by members Chesapeake, Va., property on 150 Bush Hill Rd., $49,000. 3 M lU t BIYOND of the State Finance and Control from unlocked homes, have been Both the Salo and Preneta vehicles 29. , VITO't REtTAUHANT reported recently. Members of the Manchester Division and U.S. Postal Service in­ had stopped because of turning traf- • Gerald S. Enders, 19, of 474 Vz E. Middle Tpke., charged with .Marriage lieenses Emblem Club will meet at the John . p j r G C S l I S spectors. GLOBE Richard L. Griswold of Middletown and Kathy Ann F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Among those arrested Thursday Travel Service operating a motor vehicle while his license is under suspension. Court O'Neil of 36 S. Alton St., Aug. 20 at St. James Church Center St., tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. to Munclie.Hter was Josephine Lester, also known as 555 MAIN S T R EET Thomas Flanigan of East Hartford and Diane Lee pay their respects to the late Frank Jo.sephino Moore, 27, who police said Area police report date is Aug. 30 ARTHUR DRUG Today. 10 48 a m —House fire. 45 643-2165 latex-ite O’Meara of 128 Vernon St., Aug. 27 at home. J. Novak, brother of Mrs. Bertha Server St. (Town). was charged with fraud in obtaining SUPER-SEAL 942 Main St. Manchester $12,007 in state aid while earning $31,- Over 30 Veart Burke who is a member of the club. The Super-Tough 7‘20 from Jan. 1, 1974 to July 31. Travel Experience Coventry Police said she was working at Aetna Authorized agent in Driveway Saver prehended through the use of a police Names omitted David Auclair, 19, of Rt. 44A, dog. He was to be presented in Com­ Read Herald Ads Life and Casualty. Manchester for all The following girls were winners in O O I ’ l ; ! . . A . 1 V I S Coventry, was charged early this mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, GOP solons busy She was one of three persons Airlines, Railroads and the sack race held in the Junior Steamship Lines to and from morning with disorderly conduct and today. arrested Thursday who were iden­ Olympics Wednesday at r escape from custody. tified in a state Department of Social South Windsor Manchester's West Side Oval. For Police said Auclair escaped when Services computer check listing 1,293 South Windsor Police are in­ girls ages 9 and 10, winners were Jen­ during recess being taken from the police cruiser . iiiini/iiiih welfare recipients as having a source vestigating the theft of 50 pieces of nifer Foley, first; Kelly O’Connell, Democratic districts, Sarasin is into the station. The disorderly I • beltless feminine napkins HARTFORD!UPI) - Two Connec­ of income other than from state CAPE plywood from a construction site in second, and Michelle Quey, third. HEADS UP being viewed as a leading GOP I with connecting service to charge was the result of a distur­ ticut Republican congressmen are coffers, police said Kathy says; Chapel Hill Estates and the theft of a The names were omitted in error R#g. gubernatorial candidate. MARTHA'S VINEYARD bance at a local bar. 48’b spending their August recess The others identified in the com­ tool box from a garage of a home at in Thursday’s Herald I $2*« •3.79 crisscrossing the state for different A poll commissioned by former ENJOY NATIVE FRUITS A VEGETABLES and NANTUCKET After his escape Auclair was ap­ PRECISION HAIR CUHING state Environmental Commissioner puter printout and arrested Thursday COD 144 Woodland St. political reasons. DURING THIS HOT SUMMER I ISLANDS Dan Lufkin recently leaked to the were l.illie Mae Countryman, 32 and will be closed lor Sen. Lowell P. Weicker is expected Shirley Brown, 43, police said. They to devote much of his time raising media claims both Lufkin and NATIVE FRESH - LEAVE MANCHESTER DAILY AT - Sarasin run about evenly with were accused of defrauding the state n*d H«v«n PMChM, Puritan vacation August 15-20 money for the party’s depleted Applae, Tomatoat, luttar 9:15am 12:15pm 3:45pm 5:45pm of $9,798 and $8,277 respectively. Itod, WMta t BhM OripM , Utility accused of deception THIS NUMBER NRNM coffers at various functions. Democratic Gov. Ella T. Grasso, •upar Com, Cukaa, Oraon i also 8:46pm departure for PROVIDENCE 117 EaGt Center St. Menchester who has said she will seek re- Others arrested included a husband Yallow Maana, Laaka, talad Bluabarriaa, Pluma, Nae* Rep. Ronald Sarasin has agreed to tarinaa, Paachaa, HARTFORD (UPI) — A consumer increase for such HELCO customers following the court decision and that election. and wife, Arthur Knight Jr., 26, and Bowl, BhaN li Lima Baana, Tel. 646-5073 make a series of radio appearances OW, Bwtoa Chard, Broccoli, Watacmaiona, Nattva lAalona, group says Northeast Utilities tried using 500 kilowatt hours would be also weighed in the decision. Elaine B. Knight, 26. They were Hawaiian Pinaapplaa, f 643-9515 Until recently Sarasin has dis­ CaulMowar. to deceive consumers about the far from his 5th Congressional charged with illegally obtaining $1,- fast, daily trips: $3.57 and for CL&P customers $3.54, But David Silvertone, the state couraged talk of his candidacy, but effect on their pocketbooks of its $90 District. The appearances are 955 each from the state, police said. based on the current rate schedule. consumer counsel, said, "it definite­ lately has said he is considering run­ million rate hike request — the ly was not a logistical problem. It RN's-LPirs-NURSE MDES thought to be a means of testing the m u n A fuu UM OF nm nmMMT h v u pm o u c to i NEW YORK CITY The reason for the discrepancy, a ning for governor. Filomena Diepoa, 28, was arrested waters for a possible run for gover­ 8:30am 10:35am 2:30pm 4:45pm 7:45pm largest in Connecticut history. company spokesman said, is was a calculated decision by Although about 10 Republicans are and accused of getting $708 through The firm claims logistics ’___ nor next year. «»(T OM UUM MWUT IF MMOTB) I IMOTf were Northeast on May 10 agreed to roll Northeast.” He said Northeast was COMPAMONS thought to harbor ambitions for the fraud, police said. They also accused Bonanza offers you many wonderful vacation trip possibilities resppnsible for the mailing to con Weicker's fundraising is being Ramona Maldonado. 29, and Brenda back ratA UFider a settlement of law­ aware of the impending settlement governorship next year, the leading THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS_ thru scenic New England...and links you with the entire nation sumers that did not accurately suits witltCCAG and other consumer and could have avoided the problem. Available: 24 Hours a coordinated by state party Chairman Moore of fraud and failing to report NATIYB candidates for the nomination are CLAM>I CAUP. reflect the potential price increase if Frederick K. Biebel, who has said income. PCACHES You'll see more, enjoy groups. That settlement got final ap­ "Northeast has doctored the thought to be Sarasin, Lufkin, Senate PEARS LETTUCE the Public Utilities Control Authority Luggage Day • 7 DAYS A WEEK the GOP may have to close its state The Department of Social Services more — save fuel proval by the courts June 29. figures to make them more palatable Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome of 2»79« approves the rate hike. For (M tlng or Bylng — Marlow’s Has Just headquarters unless more money has been under fire all week since 6i49« 4 9 « H « d and save money, The notice lo customers that the lo consumers," said CCAG at HOME-HOSPITAL Bloomfield and House Minority The Connecticut Citizen Action proposed increase would have the Executive Director Marc Caplan. t in LuMBsa For Tout Clioota from Umbo begins rolling in soon. Eugene Bagnoli, a state policeman NATIVI NATIVI GO BONANZA Leader Gerald Stevens of Milford. CANADA DRV Group Thursday said Northeast told lesser impact was based on the price "They sent out the July mailer after Fm ^ i r ^ ; Samtonlts (wb carry a com- NURSING HOMES. Weicker also is expected to spend assigned to root out welfare CUKES TOMATOES in full comfort consumers if the rate hike is ap­ structure before the rate reduction the settlement had been finalized. ••ntura, Airway and part of the time working on his cheaters, accused Edward Maher, .. . it's a great Sewira. Comp«t«nt •xp«ri«nctd ataff. Cara givan 3i39< inLi1«19cMis 4 9 ^ proved, monthly charges will jump went into effect and was mailed July But they went right ahead and used organization for an anticipated run Connecticut’s welfare commissioner, way to travel undar tha diractlon of tha attanding OPEN DAILY • A.M. TO • P.M. • SUNDAYS S A.M. TO I P.M. $2.91 for typical Hartford Electric 1. a Northeast spokesman said. that lo calculate there rate in­ for the 1980 GOP presidential of failing to report the true extent of • iVa SaN Tha HaraW. Sunday Papara, pius Lolterf TIcAafa • mwmrrnmmme^mwMARLOW'S V KteryiktagHinfa IV lit physician and lha auparvlalon of a Stale goofed Light Co. customers and $2.68 for the He said the rate hike was among creases. This is nothing but gross nomination. the problem and not going after Raglatarad Nuraa. average Connecticut Light & Power many items in the bill insert and said DOWNTOWN MAIN S T fllfT . M A N C H Iirtn. lee i » i Sarasin will be on stations in Old HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ suspects. 0 ) BONANZA deception." . "N y ttu s L IN E S . IN C consumer. Both firms are Northeast it would have been wasteful to junk CCAG asked the PUCA to order the Saybrook, Danbury, Willimantic, ticut Construction Industries Maher denied the charges. c a r d s ACCtRTEOI k a id a w a s s is t a n c e of ■ ' p R o o u cE i - Stop m or phont for schodulcs and tickvts to all points - subsidaries. the insert, although it would have firm to enclose in its next billing OPEM I OAYt « YHURB. NITEt 'W liOO J Stamford, Westport, Hartford, New Association, Inc., the major road- Finance Commissioner Anthony PERU The information was in an insert been physically possible. revised information reflecting the Haven and many other places. builders association in the state, says Milano has ordered his staff to in­ 276 OAKUND ST., MANCHESTER NONTNaSTERN CORN. INC. . < 4 - BOB’S MOBIL STATION - mailed with July’s bills to He said there also was a 20-day real increases sought. / Because he has shown great vote­ the state could have taken advantage vestigate the welfare department to ______• 643-6384______427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phone 646-7348 357 L CtNTEll ST. MANC of $354.1 million in federal highway Northeast’s 850,(X)0 customers. waiting period for possible appeals getting ability in his two con­ see if there is any truth to Bagnoli's lone block from Keeney Street Exit of Intertfate 84| But the firm concedes the actual gressional victories in heavily aid last year, but didn't. complaints PACE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVEMM; HERAXJ). MtnchwtCT. Cobd , Fri . .Aok U, U77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Fri., Aug. 12. 1977 — [’ACE THREE-H

H»lp Wintad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Firm shows plan Selectman MOTHERS HELPER-To assist with infant twins & two year old. Some light TOOL AND housework & babysitting. Porter Street area. Call to convert mills candidate Heralii between 6-8 p.m. only 646- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0557. By BARBARA RICHMOND faithfully as possible The structure's DIE MAKERS FULL AND PART TIME onginal bell tower will be retained A withdraws lIrraU Rf|mr1rr Security guards positions few small additions will be removed available. Must be 16 years or Plans for the renovation of the U. First class only. to restore the building to its original Hebron PHONE 643-2711 older. Clean police record, S. Envelope Co. building in U.S. citizen, telephone and appearance. Rocicville, were outlined Thursday by Marilyn Horton of Marjorie Circle FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD car. Apply 61 Willard Street, He said preliminary plans call for All around machinists Louis Garfield of Barkan Develop­ baa withdrawn as the Republican Hartford. 522-5146. about 27 apartments and common ment Corp. H u company wants to candidate for Hebron selectman. seating areas on each floor, looking Cintimatic NC operator PART TIME MORNINGS- convert Uk building into housing for Mrs. Horton was nominated as the INDEX out to the surrounding grounds and Janitorial work in the elderly. running mate of Raymond Burt, first NOTICCI ADVERTISING Manchester-Vernon area. views of the city. The plan was announced by Mayor selectman candidate, at last week’s 1 -■ Loaf and Found with experience Steady work. Call Quality The building is located on a seven- 2 -• Paraonaia RATES Maintenance Corporation. Suafnaaa Opportunity 14 VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - Thomas Benoit at a press conference Republican caucus. 3 -- Announcamtnti acre site on W. Main St. in the 646-8845. E.O.E. How about this lovely Dutch Thursday morning ^ said she withdrew because she 4 - - Entertammant 1 day . 11< word par day Top wages Fringe benefits SMALL ENGINE Service Colonial? Four bedrooms, Rodcville section. There are two 5 - Auctions 3 days ...10c word per day Corporation expanding dealer Garfield said his firm will be is a state employe. She is a secretary 6 days . 9c word per day INSIDE SALES PERSON to large fireplaced family room. other buildings on the property. The w m network. No experience Placed on the countryside on a working with Vernon agencies in the at the University of Connecticut. 8 - FINANCIAL 26 days . 6c word per day Good working conditions conclude sales orders via bam, Steppian said, could be used for Bonds-Siocks-Mortgagas 15 words $2 00 minimum necessary. Complete training large lot. Nearing completion. 9 - Petsonsl Loans telephone for tires, batteries, next few months to obtain finanang, Mrs. Horton said she had b ^ un­ Happy Ads S2 30 inch program. $500. investment Call Peterman Agency, 649- a potting shed as plans are to have 10 - Insurance etc, wholesaler located in required to start your own necessary permits and approvals. der the impression that she was Paragon Tool Co. East Hartford. A 44 hour work 9404 or 644-8659. plenty of garden space. EMPLOYMENT business. Ideal for retired or He also said there will be a "qualiTied and eligible to run." 13 _ week with excellent fringe ■Most of the units will be of one- Help Wanted part time. Details on request. FOR SALE - Home in Maine meeting next Thursday with Notification has been given to the 14 - Business Opportunities 121 ADAMS STREET benefits. 289-6435. bedroom design with living-dining 15 - Situation Wanted Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field In the country, 44 x 26 Ranch representatives of senior citizen nominating committee of Uie GOP Training Division Box 619,. room space, kitchen, bath, and plenty MANCHESTER, CT. COUNTER HELP-Several with three bedrooms and a groups in town Town Committee in hopes that the EDUCATION Wading River, New York. three acre lot. Garage in base­ of closets and storage space, Step­ 18 - Private Instructions 647-9935 part time morning positions "From our experience in multi- group will find a candidate for the 19 - Scnoois-Ciasses 11792. ment. $38,000. Can 207-746- pian said available Apply Bess Eaton family housing development and con­ vacancy before the next committee 20 -- instructions Wanted 5155 or 207-429-9830 for more There will be some two-bedroom Donuts, 150 Center Street. DEALER WANTED for sta­ information. struction, we have learned that each meeting, Aug. 18. REAL ESTATE units and 10 per cent of the units will 23 - Homes lor Sale Happy tion in Manchester Security community has its own special Other candidates nominated at the 24 - Lois-Land lor Sale deposit plus rent. Good MANCHESTER ■ Immaculate be designed for the handicapped, he 25 - Investment Pioperty gallonage potential. Possible needs We plan to find out just what caucus were as presented by the 28 - Business Property six room Ranch. Three said Anniversary RN convenience store, sates those needs are in Vernon, and adapt nominating committee with no op­ 27 - Resort Property RN’s - LPN’s bedrooms, fireplace, central The building has four floors but the 28 - Real Estate Wanted items, no bay work. Call 1-800- our program to satisfy them." he position. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. air conditioning, aluminum ground floor will be mostly used for ADVERTISING 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift 932-1804. siding, beautiful landscaped. said Janet Von Deck was nominated to MISC SERVICES Mr. D. Duck If p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift Part lima or full tima. community space and maybe have 10 31 - Services Offered A real Show piece. $40 s. The firm, which has headquarters run for tax collector and incumbent 32 - Pamting-Papering DEADLINE Apply at PLACE YOUR BUSINESS on or 12 units Part time or full time. Hayes Corp 646-0131. in Chestnut Hill. .Ma.ss . has done Marion Foote was nominated to seek 33 - Building-Contracting MANCHE6TER busy Main Street for as little Garfield said the plan is suitable to 34 ~ Roofing.Siding 12 00 noon the day before From Pleasant working conditions similar projects in other states and re-election as town treasurer and 35 - Heating.Plumbing publication MANOR as $50 monthly. Manchester $47,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive- Flooring ^nef^ts. the owners of the Envelope building. 36 - Deadline tor Saturday and Mall. 811 Main Street. In the choice Manchester has also built shopping centers, agent of the Town Deposit Fund. 37 - Moving. Trucking-Storage He said depending on local approv^ Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday Baby Leets 6 4 0 - 0 1 2 9 Green area Owners hate to schools, medical facilities and other Marian Celio was nominated to run 38 - Services Wanted Situation Wanted 15 and financing, construction could v er n o n ' m a n o r leave this seven room Colonial housing projects for town clerk. An unaffiliated voter, MISC. FOR SALE with I 1/2 baths, new P eter Steffian. a rch itect of start next spring. Mrs. Cello is running for her third 40 - Household Goods PLEASE READ with 8 7 1 - 0 3 8 5 CHILD CARE in licensed carpeting, fireplace, etc., Garfield declined to say how much 41 —Articles for Sale home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, loaded with extras Start Steffian-Bradley Associates Inc . term as town clerk and has been en­ 42 - Building Supplies YOUR AD l i . i?' t \ PART TIM E his firm is offering to pay for the Pets -Birds- Dogs laundry outings and overtime packing and call T.J. Boston. .Mass , showed preliminary dorsed by both the Republican and •13 - love BOOKKEEPER-Sales per­ building But he said it would cost 44 - Livestock son. Lawn and garden services Manchester. Deb­ Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577 plans for the Envelope building, Democratic parties. 45 - Boats & Accessories Classified ads are taken over bie, 643-1790. from 125,000 to $30,000 to construct 46 - Sporting Goods the phone as a convenience. business. Ideal for housewife. which has been vacant for more than For Uie Board of Education, Alan 47 - Garden Products COOKS AND Dishwashers - Hours flexible. Send resume $47,900 - TWO Family flat on each unit because air conditioning is The Herald is responsible (or RH’s - LPH’s a year Ramsey and Patricia Mulligan were 48 - Antiques only one incorrect insertion and Pari time nights. Apply at to Box B c/o Manchester Benton Street An unusual but 49 - Wanted to Buy "The building already has a required if funds are to be received nominated for six-year terms and then only to the size of the NURSE AIDES Tacorral, Broad Street. Herald. CLASSIFIED desirable home. Where can from the Department of Housing and RENTALS original insertion Errors which Manchester you find a two family with pleasing human scale about it It is JudiUi Gregory was named for a two- 52 - Rooms for Rent do not lessen the value of the Congratulations WRITERS-Writcrs agent ADS TWO fire p la c e s , TWO surrounded on three sides by green Urban Development (HUD), year-term. 53 - Apartments for Rent advertisement wilt not be cor­ COMPANIONS Franklin stoves, TWO car gar­ 54 - Jim, Mark, Chrla and WAITRESS ■ Part, time needs short stories, articles, BRING He said the mortgage on the Homes for Rent rected by an additional inser­ nights. Apply at Tacorral, age, TWO relatively^relatively new gas spaces and a good portion of the Incumbent Roger Terranova was 55 - Business tor Rent tion R2D2 - Needed to provide nursing novels. Reply to Box CC c/o renovation will be about $3 million. 56 - Resort Property for Rent RESULTS heating systems, TWO not existing parking lot will be used for again nominated for a six-year term services in private homes Broad Street, Manchester. Manchester Herald for com­ Mayor Benoit said there is no con­ 57 - Wanted to Rent So you finally made a plete information water heaters? One unit va­ additional landscaping.' Steffian on the Board of Finance, as was new­ 58 - MiSC for Rent hole In the wall In and medical facilities. NURSES AIDE 11 p.m. to 7 cant. Good Income producer. said. nection with funding being sought by Consideration given to comer Charles Schaeffer. Casey AUTOMOTIVE Vernon. Your a m. Two nights per week NURSEAIDES. 7to3, 3toll. T.J Crockett, Realtors, 643- Steffian said the exterior of the Barkan and the town's money for its MacPartland was nominated to the 61 - Autos for Sale preference of days and Enjoy working in the self care □ EDUCATION 1577, -A 62 - Trucks for Sale professionalism will Experience preferred Will Housing Authority □ NOTICES hours — 4 to 40 hours unit at Manchester Manor tram. Call 646-0129. building will be maintained as finance board for a two-year term. 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale speak for Itself but I Robert Dixon, a former 64 - Moiorcycies-Bicycies available weekly. Live-in Nursing Home. Please call 65 - Campers-Trailers-Mobile wish you all the luck in companions also needed. 646-0129 between 9 a m to 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J Privata Inalrucllona IS East Hartford Republican selectman and now unaf­ Homes Loti and Found 1 p.m. 66 - Automotive Service the world and most of Malpractice coverage, Educators may change filiated, was nominated for another 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease all I wish It bonding, and working- REMEDIAL READING and 3 FAMILY -—J r LOST DOG-Corgi, tan and WAITRESS- Evening work math; individualized work term on the Board of Tax Review. white male. Missing since from myself. men's compensation pro­ .New listing Extra nice 3 David Marnicki and Henry Snider No Sundays. Apply Davis CARRIERS am. (lst-6th grade) by family. 5-5-5. Separate fur •••••••••••••••••••••••••• July 26th, from Gardner, vided. restaurant. Caldor Plaza. K ir s degree teacher 568- were nominated for the Planning and Spring Street Manchester naces. parking. $52,900 rules on bus discipline Announcements 3 AID & ASSISTANCE 8075. Zoning Commission, with Marnicki area. Please call 643-4712, WANTED BY NEW CAR WARIIEN E. for crossing protection and enforce­ after 8:00 p.m. Reward. o< Northsasttorn DEALERSHIP-Certified NEEDED TUTOR AVAILABLE. Cer­ Vernon Easy does it... being named for the term beginning Halp Wantad 13 I HOWLAND Jnc. ment of traffic regulations. this year and Snider for one in 1978. Connacticut, Inc. Mechanics. Immediate a for tified teacher, grades K-12. The Vernon Board of Education is LOST-Friday August 5, 3:40 357 Eaat Cantar St. Raaffora 643-1106 The rules state that drivers must If a monkey can do it, I can, too. Robert DeLuco, 9, of Rockville, has a determined look Paul DuFour was nominated for openings. Must be certified, in t Manchester and Subjects: Reading, Social considering an amendment to its p.m. Main It Washington STEADY WORK - Reliable, Manchaatar, Ct. various phases of automobile Studies, English, History. Call not, under any circumstances, put a on his face as he tries to figure out how to cross a “monkey bridge" at the Times Farm the 1977 term on the Zoning Board of Streets. Blue & White plastic hard worker, who wants 643-9515 repairs. Good pay. Full ♦ East Hartford areas Mike between 5-6 p m:. 647- transpKjrtation policy concerning dis­ pupil off the bus in the middle of a bag containing miscellaneous steady employrhent, good in­ Camp in Andover. (Herald photo by Dunn) Appeals and Andrew Johnson was benefits. Send particulars to t to dollvor tho 9963. MANCHESTER-Older cipline of students run They also state that the driver clothing, condiment set. Sen­ come. Call 528-6702 between 9- Mickey's Motor Sales, P.O « named for the 1978 term. 2 only. WAITRESS WANTED. I Manchistor Evening Colonial with new bath, three .should bie strict with the students timental value. Reward. Call Box 418, Rockville, Conn, Schoola-Claaaaa 19 bedrooms, and fenced in The change was prompted by an in­ 742-6963. Experienced only. Apply in ^ Herald from the beginning and will have the by Norma Tedford private yard. Seven rooms cident in the past schwjl year in NOW accepting applications person SAl s Restaurant, "Ver­ ELECTRICIAN-Experienced. HANS CHRISTIAN non Circle. ♦ Cell plus pantry and sewing room which the arm of a bus driver was support of the school board in enfor­ LOST-Brown pair of prescrip­ for full time employment. All benefits Call 871-0226, ANDERSEN Monlessori tor only 135,000. Call Ed Gor­ cing all rules. Top rentsi property will tion sunglasses in black case. Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 i 647-9946 broken by a student. Some think land price is too high be loceted neer beechee, after 6 p.m.. School. Route 44 A, Bolton, is man, Realtor, 646-4040. Drivers are cautioned never to use Liberty and Hemlock Street only. RN and LPN for office nur accepting applications for The incident involved the bus lakee, rivers, or eki areas. area. 643-5477. sing position. Send resume tc driver demanding a ticket from a any physical punishment for students WANT YOUR OWN September enrollment. Ages 2 MANCHESTER Brand new 3 Coventry River Rd. Brainard feels a good deal of how Mansfield and Coventry could Beeldee location, VEHICLE MECHANIC - No Box V c/o Manchester Herald through 6. Preschool and who are unruly. voted to visit the property Aug. 15 BUSINESS? Be an Avon S h e B e r a l h bedroom homes with 2 or 3 Middle .School student who allegedly The Coventry Conservation Com­ of rubble has been left on the site of a get together on the matter. however. It Is important LOST-July 25, Sealpoint experience required. Current Representative. Sell quality klndergarden. A M. and/or baths. 2-car garage City before making a final decision. that the property be well- Siamese, declawed. training openings. Good SCHOOLTEACHER used force The rules also call for students to mission this week discussed town former industrial plant, and he told The commission voted to contact roducts, make your own P.M. sessions available. Tui­ water, city sewers. Ideal loca­ The amended rules state that bus remain in their seats when the bus is maintained. Familiee Glastonbury-Manchester salary, paid training. Enlist­ p^referred. Varied duties. Eours. Call today: 523-9401 tion reduction available in tion near 1-04. Priced right purchase of the Salvation Army land the commission that much of the rub­ Mansfield officials on the question of Bulletin hoard area. 528-Oto. ment r^uirred. Ages 17-35. Package store. Full time, i drivers won't be allowed to "harass " moving, not to throw objects about in ble is combustible material. looking lor a cottage to I exchange for one hour per from $58,990 For total Inior- which surrounds the Sunny Shores making the proposed improvement a The Parks and Recreation Com­ rent will shun rsun-down Call U.S. Army at M3-9462. summers. Part time after week cleaning services 646- mation call Builder: 643-9797 students by unreasonably demanding the bus or destroy or deface the school. Write Box AA c/o CARPENTER-Experienced PRODUCTION WORKER. 50 town beach. Brainard said the town should joint venture. mission and Paddle, Prop and Sail property. Therefore, up­ ANDOVER-Lost. German 5727. or 646-6555: Eves 643-1357 or them to produce their bus tickets .seats, and not to eat or smoke on the Shepard puppy. Pine Ridge VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Manchester Herald. and capable of handling men hours per week. Must be 18 or Joann Corrigan, commission bring in soil to cover the rubble, and Further business at the commis­ Club will sponsor a swimming meet keep will pay off. General­ 649-3731 Edward Meyers, chairman of the bus Area. Call Andover Dog experience required. Current Knowledge of all types of over Apply Pop Shoppe, 249 member, argued that the price that there is a question about whether the sion meeting included an application Saturday at 10 a m. at Lisicke Beach. ly, the entire vacation WANTED; Dental chairside home siding helpful. Steady board's Transportation Committee, I'upils who don't observe the rules Warden, 742-9760. training openings. ,Good fen cer Street, Manchester, □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER. Executive the Salvation Army is asking is too town should keep the land or put it up by K.D. Satari to make two lots for Coventry children aged 7 to 17 can home will be rented to a salary, paid training. Enlist­ Assistant for children's prac­ work. Company benefits (Jonneclicut. said the revision seeks to avoid such may be denied transportation. Condominiums., deep In the high The assorted parcels have been for sale. building of two houses at Merror and compete in several swimming styles. family. In toms caset. In­ ment required. Ages 17-35. tice. Full time. Will train. available to qualified can­ Woods of Manchester Priced tactics of peer pressure and mass dividual bedrooms can be Auctlona 5 Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Desired qualifications, didate. Call Mr Bernard TRUCK DRIVER-Only Class offered to the Town of Coventry for His letter indicated that the Carpenter Sts. There will also be adult relay races. Homaa For Sala 23 at Just $42,900 which includes punishment The board will act on rented out saparalaly. To organized, assertive, able to Lozier, 646-4464. 2 license need apply Apply $550,(kX). Ms. Corrigan said the town property is not desirable for town The Conservation Commission Registration will be at the beach. AUCTION private swimming pool, ten­ Man burned do this, though, each POWER GENERATOR interact with people Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer nis. carpeting and individual the revised policy at its next should inquire about the purchase of use, and that the town should con­ Era Fwra Srailn he, Sn A M Secretarial and bookkeeping bedroom should have Hi Equipment Operator - No HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT Street IVIanchester, (Jonnec- controlled heating and air con­ meeting ANDOVER. (UPI) - A Windsor sider purchasing and developing a lUrarMlh. CwMdiiiK N(4I. lira (Ml) skills, desire for personal ticut. beachfront land only. own bathroom, and IK-lllIwIhlBtll. Itn.irarallN experience required. Current wanted for two weeks to sit ditioning Just a few remain The policy states that the respon­ parcel at the Eagleville Dam, which N hm It ran. iN r ji ms training openings. Good g-owth. Send resume to P. 0. man is listed in stable condition Commission members feel that PTO treasurer arrested p o ttib ly He own an- vafu (or seven and eleven year 7 ROOM al this low price. Call today. sibility for the transportation and tixlay, suffering from '.bird-degree possesses a good deal of woodlands sra 11(1 Tm Cn Im inN Id) salary, paid irainning. Enlist­ Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct, olds. Monday through Friday, CERTIFIED DENTAL Builder 646-8727, 646-6555, any money should be spent on Lisicke medical technology program at the traance. To rent out SNn (Neat 111 hilitl lullr iM I iM ment required. Ages 17-35. ASSISTANT-Full lime, 5 day safety of the children Is a divided burns he received when he tried to and fields. Coventry ( r paM firia, hySiNc Ut 1 Ml mr c» 8 to 3. August 22 through COLONIAL Evenings 649-1294. beach. Members suggested the University of Connecticut, was property you should re­ Vi wiHl, 1 Ml fur M ira lUMiin; Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. BABYSITTER NEEDED September 2 Parkade- w eek. R eply Box C, function The local board is charged start his car by pouring gasoline in "If the Conservation Commission possibility of putting in lights at A former Coventry Parent- arrested Thursday. tain a local real estate mi I ciM r MC ra (n 21 MA; IM Two days a week, 8:45-5:15. Waddell School area. Own Manchester Herald with central air con­ with providing the service, the state the carburetor, police said OKlKlMOmTiraMrlMIMn Two children, 4 and 15 mos MANCHESTER-Beautiful 8 Lisicke, placing a better grade of is interested, " Brainard wrote, Teacher Organization treasurer has Im IK4 I n Initr, ms In a hW EARN EXTRA Money Part transportation necessary. Call ditioning, family room, I board with providing consultive ser­ She was treasurer of the Capt. ^ time, working from our plea­ Preferably in my home Own TYPIST-Advertising agency room Condo Three bedrooms, Aubry Loomis, 49, was startled sand on the beach, and removing the "then the Eagleville Dam parcel is been charged with second degree W 643-5302. full and 2 half baths, two full and two half baths, vice and hearing appeals, the Nathan Hale Middle School PTO until sant office. Hourly rate, plus transportation. 646-1508 after has interesting full time posi­ fireplaced living room, Thursday when the car backfired and rocks from the swimming area, more desirable than the Hop River larceny by embezzlement and ac­ June, police said. Whatever you and your .IfSfijSiSSS commission, No experience 5, tion for sharp person good at kitchen with breakfast Department of Motor Vehicles es­ he spilled the ga.soline remaining in Rd. location."' family have decided upon (I h 1 r, r, r, iLvTi r Nmi« wr. garage, etc. All of this plus counter, all appliances, cen­ which have proved a hazard to cused of taking about $1,000 from the PTO officials said about $700 of the Uttk Into aMntor, 1 Cidm N rav necessary. Will train. Call us detail Gooo typing skills, tablishes rules and regulations on the cup over his neck and back A at the style home that you at 569-49M. BABYSITTER- assist production manager, a large landscaped lot tral air. fully carpeted, swimmers. Commission Chairman Herbert group, police said. missing money was raised in early im N n: cmnl Nut, 2 iM anan W; HDUSEKEEPER equipment and operation of the .spark from the engine ignited the Van Kruiningen said the Eagleville want, you can rest m titr , « Itola: Ml) balar aM Irnav; HOUSEKEEPER. Perma­ run errands-diversined Don't wait, call today luxurious paneled and A letter has been received by the Police said Frances Laverne Gor­ April at a talent show. plaa. toaa dad; mai lam S ' uhaaM Priced at $53,500. carpeted rec room, large buses, and town officials are respon­ gasoline on Uiomis, fire officials Dam suggestion had come up two attured that at Century PHONE FROM home to ser­ nent. Two bright loving boys, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. duties Equal opportunity commission from Jesse Brainard don, 35, an assistant professor of Ms. Gordon said the money was iM (to Ma kaaaai; taanto Haili: 4 1 1" vice our customers in the 6 it 4, in Manchester, "niesaay employer. Call Connie. 646- patio with grill, pool, tennis, sible for town roads and the police said years ago, but there was a question 21, TEDFORD REAL Mlai: niiainil Inn unnl toaatiN ). Apply al many extras 646-6040 concerning the parcel of land on Hop allied health and director of the stolen while she was at work. ESTATE, Rl. 44A, Bolton f. 1.2,1.(4 Pinlh Wti; haa Manchester area. Flexible - Friday, 8:45-4:45. Own M al i t ll pL Ih pali: hMrali al MANCHESTER Notch, Bolton, 647-9914, hours, super earnings. 249- transporation. 646-0261. aaal HatSc, I Ih Rato; a m m k al M n 7773. MANOR EXPERIENCED ZINSSER MANCHESTER-Nine room we will have It In our ■ran h 221 )r, N ■»'. N I IT. I u 646-1511 aluminum sided Ranch 1800 I (T lint; U M l 2M III) M n 11" > MATURE PERSON-to work HAIRDRESSER South Wind­ Rtsllor Town to receive .NOTICE TO CREDITORS lletings lor you. Our Jai alai results IN IN ’ilNlilalaatleitONCIatoc Wednesday through Friday 6 4 6 - 0 1 2 9 (eel living space, large lot. Jal Alai entries ESTATE OF DONALD W PEARCE, GENERAL CONTRACTOR sor area. Full or part time. experienced alatf will go « 4 » It Mto: n ISM Ma 1444“ needs full time experienced night and all day Sunday App­ Call 644-2435 between 9 and 5 fireplaced living room, three deceased SOI Siaaiiiaa 4%: I 2 SIflacM SS. bedrooms, den. enclosed sun The Hon William E FiuGerald. out of their way to And lOSS: Caal ar laallM aM aah. (INK carpenter. Reply to P.O. Box ly in person at Swiss Col Tuesday through Saturday. COVENTRY ■ 40 acre Egg money for youth Judge, of Ihe Court of Probate. District that home that you have ratonlaUa) S«h| Mail ravani 180, Columbia, Conn. 06237. Manchester Parkade. Farm, with three story barn. porch, study, garage. Owner of Manchester at a hearing held on M3-878I. August 8. 1977 ordered that all claims been wanting. Whether It Butler-type building Power 7-2 1- Urn M must be presented to the fiduciary on be a large colonial or a REAL ESTATE CAREER- EXPERIENCED CLERK, plant, and other out buildings, South WindMor I to a t o ILM Sit (N IN 4.M M L Urns 41 or before November 8 1977 or be Earn $15,000 annually. Must flexible hours Apply in per­ MACHME SHOP HAS OPEMHG plus Three Lovely Homes IM )M l-towci Gmtim AM i n 4-Iwt ArrMM 121 IN 41 1 Mto 7-1 barred as by law provided ranch we have It (or you. □ EMPLOYMENT Offers invited B W Realty, About $3,000 raised (or a South Windsor Youth Center is IM IN 2 t o # OMtot J.U 1.21 41 1 M 41 Pearl J Hultman. Stop In or call ua soon. have license, or in process. son, Pine Pharmacy, 684 i n to to i 1 1 (M il M l 44 (2SJI 7-1 1 Im 7-2 Ass t Clerk Part timers considered. Center Street, Manchester. 647-1419. exacted to be turned over to the town as trustee. QmmU 12 m u NHfda II (141M Meet! M (4UI M I m U 41 Open 7 days a week, 24 •CENTURY 21* The fiduciary is Halp Wantad Ralph Pasek, Realtor 289- for a compression mold M K ti 12 HU M TrMgcti l l j (7UM Trifecti'M-l (22111 42 7. Mir 41 Thelma E Pearce hr. tarvica. 13 'The money has been held for nine years in a special Trtfecta 124 tSTSM 41 i ZMn 42 7475. BOOKKEPER, Full charge. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Manchester A Vicinity t a n 141 Ludlow Road intersection Large seven bank account in the South Windsor Bank and Trust Co. (-ItoA to rt MU IM IM IJI IN In^ tor Manchester Conn SALES POSITION - Straight One girl office, accounts 7-3-1 1-7-3 M l 1-47 4?7®4i7 « 4 474 ■fk ★ ★ and the Windsor Bank and Trust, Co. i n < n i-toiM Zto TM 4M 144 in 124 1-34 IM M 4 06040 commissions, leads furnished RECEPTIONIST - Secretary, receivable, accounts payable, repairman with experience. room home, large lot $55,000 (M iw l -torii im m iN IM EMTI 011071 025-8 $140. Sales office seeking payroll, general ledger, some Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. $32,600 - Lake Hayward. State Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-14th District, was 1-fiMi Genita Did You Know? to homeowners. Call 242-5402. M l (-S (4IW M l (-2 (II N 1. fMto Sitoto M L 41 1. Eton Ism 41 bright individual for varied o(- typing. Hours: 8 to 5. Three bedroom summer M l M Min Mecti S-3 (121il M ti 2-( (N.N ItolrlMto M IMmilmmn 41 I Ztoh msrts 41 D ap rac latio n on a asked by Town Atty. Thomas Dennis to introduce a fice functions. Pleasant per­ willimantic area. Send Good wages, fringe benefits. $30,900 SIX Room Cape home. Fireplace, fully fur­ Meet! 1-1 ttITO TnfKti (-M (SSl.ll Trttwti 24-1 (4NJI llm U il ll i IVMI IM tM to m 41 1 Mur tortoi 41 BOLTON ZONING houta It spread over forty PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The special act in the legislature reinstituting the corporation Trifecti 1-1-1 (3M4I uvom ItoitonM M 4 .M U II 7 -1 i tori M M 41 sonality. Excellent typing and resume to P. 0. Box 167, Heatolator fireplace, enclosed nished. aluminum exterior QIVDm I Imjmmnm years wharaaa on lur- Air Force recently announced im l-toirin IIM l i t 4U l i t 121 IN ItoN ito M I M M a 42 1 Oirrti M v 42 COMMISSION Columbia, Connecticut, 06237, lorch, large lot. Good buy which collected the funds iM h p i ibnfeiilni 7-2 1 M to ton 41 new openings for individuals light steno needed. Small Reply Box T ^ $34,600 — Two badroom llaM A M i 11,40 IM «N 7-torrica SN 4N 2-(ckm fentto IN 2.N 1 toM Man* 74 nllura It It spread over friendly office. Excellent 11'utchins Agency 646-3166 The South Windsor Youth Council, the originator of the i n 4N 4-Sra 4.n l-Ztoei torrki 4JI 7. Arritonto 1-1 7. M l m M I 41 7. tof Ir a 7-2 with prior military service. If Condo. Central air. rec 41 L M b b n a 7-( twn yaart. 100% COMMISSION. We have ■ fund, lost Its charter because it (ailed to complete l int Cceeim IM toto* 17 (3S U toM i M (41.N IBmislMm you nave been out for less benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser­ room, carport, all offers 1 r (4121 Mfcta 17 (UN Nrtota 3-2 (12121 NKMU 14-2 M 3 M-l M-3 mknmtKnm LEGAL than 5 years and are looking vices, 242 Trumbull St., Hart­ room for 2 or 3 Real Estate c/o Manchester Herald required paperwork. No one else has bseiiable to touch s 11 (II Triftcti 1-7-4 (4IS.N T rM 3-2-S (4W i4 171 244 3 ^ 1-34 3 4 1 S 4 0 M 41-i M-l 7-24 41-7 7-l-( Salespeople. License St Manchester considered — *■ m tn for "A Great Way of Life" , ford. 549-5561. the funds. TfHwti 121 U,INW Qom T ia n i im experience helpful. Must be $36,000 — Four badroom l-toNi Itoto 7-2 41 L ItoN M r 42 NOTICE contact the Air Force im­ RANCH CONDO s u m Lk w ILW 14.N 7.U M in i iMri 2I.N IN 121 willing to work full time. Colonial. Without the reinstitution of the South Windsor Youth s n IN 7JI I lelig itorli 41 L M Ir a 41 mediately. Call 646-7440. CARPENTERS-Experienced Two bedroom Ranch Con­ I 'l baths, gar­ 1-Mm t o S.U S.N 2.N 41 1 M ton 7-2 The Bolton Zoning Commis­ Council, the funds would have eventually been turned $M IN S to to AtMM IN 1-M a P t o i IN In construction field, We re offering to pay 100% age. 200 foot deep iol. IN 41 i Eton M r i 41 dominium Rec room with torito 14 (Sl-N toMI4(UM I 7-1 i 2ton tmm 41 sion will hold a Public knowledge of various types of commissions or you may Needs your personal touch over to the state. The incorporators can now turn the M l 12 (41N h d s m i l (I47.N M U M (1(121 fireplace, 1'2 baths $34,900 7-2 1 M b M l 41 Hearing on Monday, August m home siding helpful to open It choose to work under the con­ M t i 12 (1N.N TrtoN i l l M U n Tritoti U-I (Mt-N $36,000 — Charming money over to town control. M J. M ur I m M NOTICE TO CREDITORS DEALERS TrtiKte 12 S (271M ------MMLM4 15,1977 at 8 p.m. in the Bolton TEDFORD REAL ESTATE close homes for insulating ventional 50/50 split. For an WARREN L ESTATE OF BENJAMIN H contractor. Steady work. appointment for an interview homa. 2 bedrooms i3rd un­ The action was the result of efforts by Councilman John ITTONftf t iM7I l l IM brail Ii«l Community Hall for the pur­ JOHNSTON, deceased 3^7-2 424 3-24 244 U l 7-14 2-M Group insurance. Good call Stillman Keith of Keith finished I. garage. Private Mitchell, who said he would like to see the money be used 24-1 W,14-313-2 pose of hearing a request from The Hon William E Fitit^erald, HOWLAND, Inc. (.'ourt of I’robate. District of Judge, of the (.‘ourt of Probate. District wages. Call Mr. Bernard Real EsUte at 649-1922. yard with fruit trees Love­ to benefit the town's youth rather than be simply turned Mr. Stillman Keith for a zone Manchester of Manchester al a hearing held on Lozier, 646^464.______WANTED Paallora 643-1106 ly neighborhood. over to state coffers. change from R-1 to R-2 to a NOTICE OF HEARING August 4 1977 ordered that all claims PIsInfleld results ESTATE OF JLLILS SALONIK aka must be presented to the fiduciary on OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac­ PART TIM E $37,000 - Oldtr Two The money was collected in 1967-68 in hopes of building particular parcel of land JULIES A SALONIK, deceased u n aH T am o F fl« n tN om i T im or before November 4 1977 or be tive, refined person, good JANITOR/CLEANERS MANCHESTER - Ranch. Family. Aluminum siding a teen drop-in center in the area of the South Windsor FMT L t o # l- I 1. to t o 1-1 L to n k a 7-2 located on Rt. 44 A and South Pursuant to an order of Hon William barred as by law provided Needed. Early morning, 6 to 9 K FitzGerald. Judee. dated July 28. Pearl J Hultman. appearance, pleasant per­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Three bedrooms. 1 1 2 baths, Needs redecorating 1. (nUiCma 71 L L r a t 4-1 2 .2 iM i 1-2 L E M l- I Road, containing ap­ a m., 8 day week. Few High School. I to tone* S-l J. «M $-1 Item 1-1 I t o i S-1 1977 a hearin({ w ill be held on an Ass t Clerk sonality. Opportunity for nigh small down payment. Good in­ Excellent investment TM lUS proximately 13 acres and application praying that an instrument The fidunary is evening openings, 6:30 to 9:30. 'The project was eventually dropped, and the remaining mHMTIlDM MMl SU pM NtN ooninNBMNBa) 1 to# uran i l th m 1-2 i E dra t-1 i M V .7-1 earnings. Steady work. Call terest rate Owner will nni Tiwt CMH HI IN III Him ItM i n i n itoiM nto f.] L t o 7-2 $. t o r t 4-1 ilt o k a 1-1 riiown as the Jennie Peirett purpr>rlinR to be the last w ill and testa­ fierirge fj Johnston Must nave own transporta­ $64,000 - Capa. 4 IMicU SM pM IM.N i t o t o i ment of said dereased be admitted to 72 Midland Drive 872-4515 between 10 am . and 2 assume mortgage. 25 years funds have since been dormant. Dennis said the money ItMim IN IN IN TcMdt SS? piU tlU lN SMn'i NUp UN IN L totoLral 1-1 l- I Ito T M 7-1 4-1 Estate. The hearing will also tion. Call 649-5334 bedrooms, fireplaced 4toH EJI i J n y b i l 7. in to 7. to n to 7-2 1-2 probate as in said application on file Tolland f.'onn p.m. payment Call anytime, 649- will be held in a trust account by the town. If anything is FfTI SU II) M more fully appears, al the Court of 022-8 Good job for extra Income. living room, formal dining ) M« (« IN toMi lu pto mn 7. tonm bi M L lto N 1-1 LM m >1 hebr a request from Mr. Keith 4356 ever built in the way of a teen center it will be available, IM (MS I lb«t f i(i $N IN IN pmdilUpMIKN 4 to » to M i 1-1 M to u ta f li i d m for a revision to the zoning ITobale on Sepl4Tiber 13. 1977 al If* 00 room, walk-out basement, J-lTES 7.N IN Ttum IS4 pM SUN S-M 4-74 M>7 $-2-4 744 (-7-2 7-24 7-1-2 l-A-3 7-14 1-H 14-7 A M Please contact he said. bM * Ml nM UiM I'Ti'l nadMM IN Pearl J Hultman. garages. 1.800 square feel h regulations as follows: VOLPI ROAD. BOLTON - trtlKti M.( M MSI II 144 447 1-74 1-47 Ass t f.lerk IM )!:)• s m i i i n i n i n to Sacretary/Receptlonist Country living in this large living area ' B M H-StK III «*Mi SU pM IN N SH IS Section 8.C — Multiple 013-8 Wl INTi Wl t|.N IN (N ■MITK K TO CUKDITOHS Colonial with a beautiful view. $36,000 Andovar laka M m U l piM SO N Dwelling Complexes KSTATK OK U.'CY SIII,KKI,T - t IN U l THMl SSI piU m i l l tsyUT’ Family room, patio, first floor Rockville hospital notes ISm 114 IMSZII Lot Area NOTH K T O f KKlJlTOHS IIASTIMiS .lu l.l,'(.V .S IIASTIMIS Wa juat movad In and boy, can wa uaa aoma George Doherty front. 2 bedroom year IM )l:)l a m SU III M Mi lU paU SII.N ESTATE OF EDWAHIX CT STKK- Th<- Hon William K F ii/la-riild . laundry, (our good sized round Ranch, kitchen with STlkiMp UN I2N IN M m SU pM snN "For the first (presently The Hon VSiliiarn K Fil/fierald. ludNP. of tho (,'ourt of I'robitle Ihstrict in parson bedrooms Bu^ now and pick ' Ml hU SN.N Judge of the Ciiurl of Probate District halp. Our talaphonaa ara ringing and our typing la appliances, huge stone IiKkIi si.) hM IIMJI IN U l Siam 144 pM S4H.N reads — "For each ") prin­ of MiiDrheHUT sit a htannK fu-ltl )fn your own paint and carpet s«m am in e pri-v-nted to the fidiMiarv on Ihia young growing organixallon. Tho aalary wa Arton, South St., Rockville; M m SU pM NtN 347 4 i77-34 447 U ‘1 2-^47-3 447 474 7-24 47-1 74-3 47-1 4 lT 4 M 441 minimum of 70,000 square feet »(f tMifore Ntjvcmber 8 1977 or cy. 649-9404, or 644-8659. Margaret Spring,. Tolland, S M i r ik S U N SN IN ir n lS m m , IN IN or before NiiverntH r 8 1977 or U- fiarrcd an by law providnl M icli IM pM SINN M him i IN m Nina Hale, Robert Rd., Nancy Watson, Ellington SMtoMt IN IN THMa SSN pM SINN of lot area for the first three barred a.s by law providrsl l‘carl J liullinan oNar It cartalnly mora than adaquata and H aur- CENTURY 21 l l n Bms iNf IN IM IIJS 42 U to k Um 41 Pearl .1 liullinan $32,900 - VACANT Cape - Cen­ Rockville: Mary Lipstreau, Discharged Thursday; s m n is u ii ) M m iU piH N N dwelling units. There shall be Asst rii-rk roundings should bo a boost to your ogo. It you’re IMIZI) 41 L to b M v 41 Asst f'lerk Thx* iMlimary is trally located. Six rooms, JACKSTON/ VIneta Dr., Vernon; Stanley Christina Boucher, Thrall IMN Mi UN SIN IM M m U l paU SUN 41 I M it o n b 42 an additional 10,000 square The tiducury is MMUIsMSNN SfMbMMNp iN IN V Kslbcr Armslronti looking lor a tun job working with tomo nico peo­ M kN Ml nM SUN Irilm SI4 pM sniN 7-1 i MM tonb 7-2 Howard ( ( uster Herald aluminum siding, rear AVANTE feet of lot area per each ad­ 16 l.vdall Siri-ci OrlowskI, Stafford Springs, Rd., Vernon; Gregory IN 74 7-1 ple, pick up tho phono, give us a call, al 280-5441. TtilKtl SSI piM tl.IMN IMIIN 41 i Btoi MUM ditional dwelling unit." ’ 731 fJak Siri-el M.iwhi'stcr (onn porch.Trades locally con­ Adrian RIendeau, West Rd , Boucher, Thrall Rd,, Vernon, fMnssum Ll 1 Btoi tonb 41 i Eton Ira 41 lisjt. East lla rllord ( onn sidered T.J Crockett. 646-1316 IM * IN pril SNN 7. Mb bnn 1134 8 Intartal Communlcatlona, East Hartlord. Rockville; Donald Rlupel, Karen Howard, Ellington, SN. h l M II.N )N S.N n V Mr M il 41 7. It o ii tori 41 Philip Dooley, iO.T-8 Realtors. 643-1577 M m IN pM tSDN t to n m to n m 41 Ito b to___ b n 41 i Jn i to n 41 itom MM Oak St., Rockville, Lena Mildred Sunega, Broad Brook IN IN Trilm I M pM llltlN HK Into tor Chairman t-blhn IN aseraanrai OBtobtorti 47-1 (47 4 2 4 ^ 414 441 424 >41 U l 4 4 $ 47 $ >42 347 I 34 41-3 414 001-9 i ) PAQE FOUR-B-*- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Aug.-12. 1977 *------MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Aua. 12. 1977 — PAfiR Fiv

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PUSHING OUT THE WALLS? If your family requirements include a house with 4 bedrooms, this is the answer to your problem. There is also a family room, remodeled kitchen with appliances and built-in air conditioner, and 2 zone heat. Plenty of room for bikes and toys in the two car garage and a large lot for the 1^4.. Buys A House O f T h e ir O w n children to enjoy. At an affordable $39,900. VERNON $36,500 BOLTON $45,900 There’s space and fun for the big fam ily in this RAN CH home, with additions, presently being A “REALTOR” enabled this family to compact CAPE COD, 4 bedroom home with 24' used as storage area for a business. There is purchase their speeial dream home. If above ground pool priced to fit a modest housing room for the fam ily as well. you’ve got a house you’ve been eyeing, budget. Extras include a paneled 20x25' rec see one of these repulihle real estate room, heated & carpeted with walk out door to men, or women. They will he sure to private patio. Immaculate thru-out. help make your dream home a reality.

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Lot i|!3l 8lrt)Nb*rry Lan* - Manchaitar. NEW-7 Room Colonial - 3 bedrooms - 1 full, 2 half baths ■ Fireplaced VERNON 7 Room Ralstd Ranch VERNON $39,900 TOLLAND $45,900 3 Bedrooms, Rec Room, I'k Baths, Fireplace. Needs family room off eat in kitchen w/range & dishwasher, Some Interior Work. $35,900. Immaculate 7 room, 3 or 4 bedroom CAPE on A 48 foot RAISED RANCH in excellent condition vinyl siding - garage - $52,900 large well landscaped lot in desirable convenient inside and out available NOW! Located in new neighborhood with city water and sewer. New home area with raised hearth fireplace, built-in kitchen, paneled lower level, complete cathedral ceiling, all curtains and draperies, with 2nd kitchen, bar and walk out to charming large deck. Extra windows in lower level lets in brick patio and garden area. plenty of light.

MANCHESTER Naw 7 Room Ranch 3 Large Bedrooms, Cathedral Ceiling Living Room, Heatalator Fireplace, Spacious Paneled Rec Room. 2 Car 25 Stanley St., Eail Hartford. Lovely 4 bedroom Garage. $62,000. Colonial - IVi baths - carpeted living room - and family room olf eal in kitchen - 2 enclosed porches • double gar­ \ REALTY CO., INC. age - $41,900 6 4 3 - 3 A 9 2 TOLLAND $44,900 TOLLAND $48,500 MERRin Robert D. Murdock, Realtor P R IC E D TO S E LL ! Seven room, 3 bedroom Screened sunporch and in-ground pool are AGENCY 646-1180 lOUM HOuSmc REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST, LENDER R A IS E D R A N C H situated on a beautifully highlights of this reasonably priced 9 room landscaped lot. Freshly decorated in a contem­ RAISED RANCH. There are 2Va baths, patio, porary flair. Modern kitchen with custom deck and picket fence. Take the plunge! cabinets - many nice features. Homti For Salt 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale National Weather Forecast 23 Homes For Sale 23 ^30.00 NEW SIX ROOM COLONIAL- Convenient to schools and BOWERS shopping. Large rooms, eat-in SCHOOL FOUR NEW LISTINGS!! kitchen with appliances, 4 BEDROOM Area Is the location of this generous closet space, charming 6 room Cape j . m COLONIAL aluminum siding, storm win­ JIM RAY PHIL BRIAN dows and doors. Lovely with one car garage. BARROWS DeROCCO Nearing completion is this landscaped lot. Priced to sell Lovely remodeled ANDISIO CONTI McKEEVER ______I L cjm i charming 7 room Colonial at $43,500. Call Peterman kitchen, fireplaced living offers this aluminum Thinks this 6Vk room has just listed a Zoomed in from Ver­ with large eat-in kitchen, Realty & Building Co., 649- room, wall-to-wall carpet sided 6 room Cape ranch with garage non the other day ) t® WALLACE Idaal lor your lamliy. Thro* bedroomi, kitchtn and Classic Dutch L0« AMQCLCe (P appliances, IMi baths, 9404 or 644-8659. and more. Priced to sell at COMPANY with new roof, air and red barn on a with this excep­ $41,900. MANCHESTER PARKADE dining room, loncod yard. Only $35,500. Coloniai. Nine tionally well cared I- fireplaced living room, conditioner, anchor mini-estate 235' iot is 2977 FIRST TIME OFFERED. rooms, I (A baths, for 8 room ranch garage. Large treed lot yet fence, awnings, gar ideai for bringing up wail to wall, drapes, lOWKI lIMPItAIUOit elose to schools & shop­ Lovely ten room two family ZINSSER with 2 fuli baths in Saltbox. Central location. Two 646-7833 age, (also aluminum chiidren. Clean air and an intercom TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES the desirable ping. Asking $53,900. fireplaces, appliances, REALTORS VERNON $48,500 sided) in "Like and country at­ system are a few of Tumblebrook Drive OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT TOLLAND $44,900 _H, carpeting, aluminum siding, NO S E W ER C A V E A T - Sewers are in and paid! New" condition and mosphere, yet close Area. Large 207 ft. 646-1511 a superb home, that should please almost all of the features. Two storm windows and doors. Very convenient to shopping and highways. on a parklike iot. to city conveniences. car garage. Four yard inciudes a $65,900. Call Peterman Agen­ your desires. Beamed living room, family room Cail Jim now! fenced-in play area ZINSSER Beautiful family room with floor to ceiling Automatic garage bedrooms. Compare nm ^ I cy, 649-9404, 644-8659. with wood stove, garage, fireplace, no-wax for ch ild re n and UPlWIATMCn F0T0CAS1 O [S3* Rialtor 640-1511 fireplace, built in air conditioner, wall to wall door opener. Hute in the mid-forties! kitchen floor, formal dining room, wooded lot. fam ily room. ^ d beautiful swimming MANCHESTER-Delightful Lots-Land lor Sala 24 Professional carpeting in living room, dining room and hall - CALL pool. Several For period ending 7 a m., Saturday, Aug. 13. During Much more and it's Krechko built. forties and worth't! Friday night, showers and thundershowers wiii be HEBRON -Older five room, Custom L-Ranch located in and many more extras. U S— i - ^pliances will stay, area of fine homes. Three BUILDING LOT For Sale - I Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! urcumstances dic­ scattered across parts of the Tennessee valley, mid two bedroom, basement, con­ Henry Street. Near schools. WE venient location, easy care bedrooms, two baths, two car W t ar« your award-winning RELO raa! aatata Nawly listed Cape with lour bedrooms, kitchen and at­ tate fast sale, priced Atiantic states and the Dakotas Eisewhere, fair to partiy garage, much more. Beautiful No brokers. Call 646-4528. WORKI accordingly in very cloudy skies shouid prevail, minimum temperatures in- lot. Ideal for middle aged cou­ broker backed by over 18 years of exparlanca tractive dining room, one attached garage and a naw 2- ple. $26,500. Possible low lot. Home offered at $67,500. and service to tranaferrad people and com- car detached garage. Huge tread lot. Low ISO's. iow fifties! ciude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis I 647-1419. Manchesttr I down payment plus closing B/W Realty, Inc. I panlat. One call puts ue to work marketing your Atianta 70 (841, Boston 68 187). Chicago 62 ( 80), Cieveiand cost. Robert Associates, 228- BUILDING LOT 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 62 179), Dalias 74 (91). Denver 57 (81). Duluth 47 (69). 9274. OPEN HOUSE-47 Devon I property here and finding naw property for you hCALTOn* Houston 73 (88). Jacksonville 72 ( 89), Kansas City 60 ( 85), Drive. Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Two One lot rem aining on [anywhere. The William E. Belfiore Agency SEVEN ROOM ALUMINUM bedroom Ranch, on a shaily Pilgrim Lane (off Porter Call US toOa^ ■ Little Rock 72 (89). Los Angeles 56 ( 80). Miami 77 (88), REALTORS street, excellent condition. ALL POINTS RELOCATION New Orleans 73 ( 88), New York 71 (84), Phoenix 83 (98), Sided Cape. Full shed dormer, Street). City utilities. Call I .Ik I nilih I. Frr^iiirnt 647-1413 $30,900.647-1189. Center Street w o L v e r t o n San Francisco 56 ( 75), Seattle 58 ( 80), St Louis 65 ( 84), enclosed back porch, for details. to Stone to Devon Drive. Washington 74 ( 86). fireplaced living room, wall- The Barrows & Wallace Company REAL ESTATE COVENTRY-Waterfront to-wall carpet, 1‘A baths, dis­ WJUIKNL enjoyment with this three EAST HARTFORD-Five hwasher. Call Owner, 647- MANCHESTER HARTFORD jjj MidNwkw HOURS: Daily 8:30 AM — 8:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM — 6:00 PM Sundays CLOSED I room Ranch, three bedrooms, Manchester $61,900 t(wn* c owuianw MTufbauKa owar luautcNiii Tomwuii0in aMnn luwHSHay auDoua aoiwoamN aauwnail aoency bedroom, year home 1111, after 5. $40's. No agents HOWLAND, Inc. 646-7833 728-6616„ round Immaculate Colonial / that features fioor to ceiling AVklUBlE soot fireplace, well treed private please. fieldstone fireplace, cathedral lot, quiet street. $35,900. Cen­ Cape. Eight rooms, 2-car ceilings, sunporch, 2-car gar­ tury 2I-Jackston Avante. 64fr MANCHESTER-just listed. garage, 3-zone heat, 1316. age and priced oniy in the Modern A l RWAY Porter Street area. Im­ private enclosed yard, new Real Sslata Wanted 28 “TNERTS NO HOME UKE THE ONE YOU OWN” WO's. B/W Realty, Inc., BIT- maculate seven room Colonial deck off walk-out family G1:T MOI^l- with OPEN SUNDAY - 1-4 P.M. BEST BUYS BY B aFIO R E MIS, EAST WINDSOR- Rambling Cape, three bedrooms, large ALL CASH For your property, 2-Bedrooni Cape. 9 rooms, 2 baths, 3 room, new wall-to-wall eat-in kitchen, dining room, carpeting, many extras. within 24 hours. Avoid Red firepiaces, greenhouse, barn, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes B9 Indian Drive, Manchester fenced in yard, completely Quiet dead-end street. brook, pond site. TVs pic­ remodeled. $40,900. LaPenta Corporation, 646-0131. r » ] S E N T R Y “DESIGNED WITH DISTINCTION’ Ipartmentsl turesque acres with fenced ByOwnof Coll 646-7436 Agency Realtor, 646-2440. ^ ^ IJR E A L ESTATI SEI^ICES PHIL CONTI pastures. Call Suzanne or SELLING your house? Call us thinki thif c<*an — axlrtmaly claan — a«van room Capa rapraianta >180 Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. first and we ll make you a axcatlani vaiua on today'! markat. Four badroomi art aaiiiy potaibla Watson Beach Co., cash offer. T.J. Crockett, HIGH ON A HILL Tha location it caniral, cloaa to Khoola. ahopping, bui. and churchaa BY OWNER-Custom built for per month Manchester Office, 647-9139. Realtor, 643-1577. Ju!l compiftaiy radacoratad. ii ta in “Mova In" condition. Can ba oc­ "Care Free Living , eight Equal Housing Opportunity. cupied bafora school ilarts Low Ihirtiaa — naad wa aay mora? Can Phil large rooms, four bedrooms, Inciudes wall to walll now carpeting, heat, IMMEDIATE Cash for your IW baths with powder room. hotT SIX ROOM RANCH with new NONE BETTER property. Let us explain our Large family room, with floor water and parking kitchen and ceramic tiled fair proposal. Call Mr. to celling firepiace, park-like bath. Firpelaced living room, AIRWAY Travel Agency, Inc. Belfiore, 647-1413. JIM DaROCCO yard in a quiet private 643-1961 large rec room, plus fourth neighborhood. |62,90fl. Prin­ SqumI Housing offtri lor thii wotk • liroo Mvon room Capo with haatad lunporch. Opportunftr bedroom. Two car attached 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. NEW LISTING $34,900 MAY WE BUY your home? patio, and garagt, plui aluminum itorma and ecraana Tha yard li a cipals only. Call 649-7406 for a garage. Large treed lot. Only Quick, fair, all cash and no plaaaani combination of fun and thada. with matura Irati Location li more complete description. $39,900. Keith Real Estate 64fr s Li convaniant to ovarything. Com para $39,900 hom at with Ihii ona at 06040 roblems. Call Warren E. $37,500 4126, 649-1922. Sbwland. Realtors. 643-1108. Aluminum sided Raised Ranch features: 4 Colonial. Six rooms Excellent starter MAGNIFICENT NEW 7 ROOM JUST LISTED, six room bedrooms, huge kitchen, formal dining SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean plus family room. home. Six room Cape, is where you'll find this exciting Raised Ranch with con­ COLONIAL with a maintenance free Cape, I Ml baths. Aluminum six room Cape with stone Household Goods 40 room, family room, fireplace, 2 full baths, NEW Highland Park School, temporary decor. 3 bedrooms. 2ti baths, family room and RAY ANDISIO simng. Fireplace. Excellent fireplace, aluminum siding, Homes For Sele 23 Homes For Sale new aluminum siding, wrap around deck, all on a nice lot with a exterior of fieldstone and vinyl. 3 condition. Only $39,9(X). Pasek 23 REFRIGERATORS office. Low $50's. la a Manchaitar natfva. and knowt tha daiirabiiity and aura of tha attached garage, tree shaded three bedrooms, new new storms and beautiful view. This is THE Home for the generous bedrooms, first floor family Lakawood Circla araa Ray offari a lovaty four badroom Capa Ihara, LISTINGS Realtors, 289-7475. yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real Washers, ranges, used, complata with awlmming pool, cabana, two car garaoa. four badrooma kitchen, large dining screens, plush wall to room, with stone fireplace. 2'/z baths. Huge 2'/i baihi. and a ptalhora of othar faaturai AA lona, thii ii truly Coun­ Estate, 646-4126 649-1922. Mancheutar guaranteed and clean. New person who wants to be released from the Four bedroom Ranch with $39,900 ■ NEW ON the market TWO shipment damaged, GE and try Club' iMng cloia to tha Manchaaiar Country Club at a prica aur- room, lovely living wall carpeting, walking YOU WILL BE IMPRESSED slavery of house and yard work. kitchen, formal dining and living room. priaingly modarataf 2 full baths, family room, - Lovely six room Colonial Frfgidaire. Low prices. B. D. by this lovely aluminum sided Cape. Fireplaced living MANCHESTER- Two Family FAMILY room, enclosed porch. distance from school Privacy and professional design make this Deck and double garage. Set on a private garage, fireplaced living with 1 1/2 baths, plus finished Flat, 3 & 4. Aluminum VALUE Pearl and Son. 649 Main room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, detached garage on a West Side Street, 643-2171. Main Street, wooded lot. Priced in the low $60s for room plus wall-to-wall rec room (knotty pine). Ideal storms, aluminum siding. 2 7 room Condominium. Set on a large treed lot Inground pool, 2-car and shopping. Easy to lot. Bolton home a best buy at only $58,500.00. carpet and other extras. home for growing family. T J car garage. Deep lot. Hus Three bedrooms, rec room, close to all conveniences. 643-^171. Immediate Sale! BRIAN McKEEVER Crockett,t. Realtors, 643-11 garage. Excellent con­ finance. JUST ARRIVED Lovely treed lot adds to the 1-1577. many extras. Excellent condi­ 2'4 -h lx baths, carpeting, Separate heating systems, Directions: East Middle Tpke., to Greenwood St''ect. 2nd would Ilka to ahow you a thraa badroom Capa with bio full ahad dormar. dition. Must see, $47,- LIVING ROOM SET-Couch. Large 6/6 Duplex in convenient location, 2 furnaces, 2-car a covarad patio, a barbaqua prt. a two car garaga. AND a piaaaant quiat value of this fine home. tion. Priced to sell, low $^ . central air conditioning, 2-car garage, large right is Indian Drive. location on a ahort, practically no-lraffic atraat Juai radacoralad and DISTINCTIVE U&R Swiss chair, coffee table, desk. garage, excellent income. Priced to move. $49,9(X). Priced at $43,900. Ask for Paul J, Correntl, Real Estate, appliances. $36,900. kitchen. Shows well and Is 900. paintad Mtd Ihirbaa and worth it Chalet Located high on a hill. 643-5363. Made of butcher block wood IFn*re Here fo r Youl Jean Browne. This four bedroom, 3 bath a good investment. Asking and leather like vinyl. $250. Call Anytimel $47,900. 646-4707. MANY MORE • CALL US • WE WORK! chalet offers unique modern VERNON-FOR SALE BY BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO living. Ample closet space 2 W iUW ENL TEDFORD REAL ESTATE I OWNER. Two plus acres, two Q 29 Conn.cticu) Slvd . Eos) Hortford MLS ZINSSER car garage, 2 fireplaces, large bedroom Ranch, small bam, LOMBARDO A ASSOCIATES SEARS KENMORE-gas Realtors Inc. WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY Raaltor lot. Mid $70s. Keith Real HOWLAND, Inc. range, 30 inches with visi-luke R.altofi U Nkiti kilKitiMi 647-1413 640-1511 no agents please. $%,500. 875- R e lto r a S43-1105 ZINSSER 289-4331 189 West Center St. 646-2482 Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922 6586. Raallor 546-1511 Realtor 649-4003 MLS oven door and teflon griddle. 647-9914 Good condition, $55. 6462095. PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 12, 1977

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 12. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B Houtthold G o o d * 40 HouBthold Qoodi 40 Apartments For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 FrmkMdbiiMi DEHUMIDIFIER-Sean, 20 FOR SAL& 3 Door Dropleaf BUSIKESS & SERVICE Autos F o r S ale 51 Aufot F o r S a lt 118 MAIN STREET - Three FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- 51 Autos For Sale 61 Autos F o r S ale 61 pint capacity, $50. Cali 043- Pine Hutch, $275. 1 Door, 1 room heated apartment, fur­ Security, on busline, no pets, Drawer Pine Dry Sink, $125. 1]fM T ft Call anytime. nish own appliances, parklike one car. References, wall-to- l^ c e o o Bfihiit! Vn^3, yard, security. $220. Available IV -A FREEZERS. New and used, wall carpeting, first floor. August 1st. ^ 2 4 2 6 , 9-5. $190 plus heat and utilities. 'o 1-■L44- W B H A D t h e IfiUJ giO • SERVICE • SELECTION • SAVINGS. end of summer speciais. W.H. □ MISC. FOR SALE A Preuss Sons, 228 Boston Turn­ Available August 15th. Call MANCHESTER - Newly 643-1668. A A O t h a t G D V ER M M E n T pike, Boiton. renovated two bedroom Afticitt tor S tit 41 DIRECTORY Duplek apartment within THREE ROOMS-on two c o n t r a c t | 5 O O R 5 ! DESK AND CHAIR-Six walking distance to down­ drawer chest of drawers,Sony ALUMINUM sheets used as buslines. Appliances, parking, town. With varnished floors storage, porch, $150. Plus a ••START W o R f C O W color TV, queen size box printing plates, .007 thick, Sa/vfcM O tfo ro d 31 S a r v f c M Otforod 31 Polnltng-Popportng 32 and new modem kitchen and mring and mattress, inciudes 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Rootlng-Stdlng-Chtmnof 34 security. 6463494, evenings bath. $240 Includes heat, hot 6494742. A REvISER e st im a t e imen and bedspread, 9x10 $1. Phone 643-2711. C iiM TREE Service - Free es­ ED'S LIGHT Trucking - water, stove, refrigerator. PAINTER NEEDS Work - BIDWELL Home Improve­ white carpet. Ail items good timates, discount senior Cellars and attics cleaned. Call 6464)090. quality and excellent condi­ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Interior, Exterior Painting, ment Co. Expert installation im m ediately . citizens. Company Trees cut. Free estimates. Papering, by the hour or job. tion. Call after 5 p.m. 646-1190. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Manchester owned and of aluminum siding, gutters C t|rr»,HIA.M.TMXHUSP« on 646-1943. Residential, Commercial. A u t o i Thay« 4 * '^ Brownies, nurses, East operated. Call 646-1327. and trims. Roofing installa­ Auloa For Sale 61 For Sale 61 Summer homes, apartments, tion and repairs. 649^95,875- WE BUY AND SELL Fur­ Catholic School. 649-1225. COMPLETE LAWN IMbitlirop niture. Cash on the line. One windows puttied. 20 years 9109. EXPERT TREE Removal - maintenance - Lawns, $5 and experience! Will Travel. E. piece or an entire houseful. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Free estimates. Insured. up. Hedges, $10 and up. Davis, 649-0495. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 processed n-avel, stone, sand Working Manchester area for Edging, and fertilizing. 647- Main Street beside Douglas and fill. For delivery call roofing, storm windows, aw­ over eight years. Reasonable. J.P. LEWIS SON-Interior Motors. George H. Griffing, Andover, Call, All-State Tree Expert & nings. (Quality workmanship, 742-7886. and exterior painting, free estimates. Fully insured. Co., 742-6591. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix paperhanging, and USED TAPPAN GAS Range. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 872-9187, 649-3417. $35. Used electric water TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - remodeling. Fully insured. CHAIRS REGLUED, F ur­ need for expensive rec- 649-9658. heater. 30. gallon tank. $35. Good condition. Good for niture repaired, refinishing, covering. 568-5878. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Call 649-9404, 644-8659. plating, or welding. Call 649- repairing chimneys, roofs, touch-up work. House calls G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. and service calls, pick up and new roofs. Free estimates. 30 GE DOUBLE DOOR YOUNG MOTHER desires Interior exterior painting and Years Experience. Howley, delivery. 569-2867 days or baby sitting services while wallpapering. Quality- Refrigerator. Gas dryer. SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- after 5. 643-5361. ditioner, 14,000 BTU. you work. Daily or weekly. In professional work at Upright freezer, Walnut for­ large fenced in park like yard. mica table. Odds and ends. Excellent condition, $190. Call reasonable prices. Fully in­ ROOFER WILL InsUll roof LAWNS MOWED, Trucking, Call 643-9926. sured. 643-9&1. 643-5201. 633-8113 after 6 p.m. trimminng and tree work, etc. siding or gutters for low dis­ 646-8864 or 647-1240. count price. Call Ken at 647- LAWN MOWER REPAIR, 1566. small engine repair, chain TAG SA LE S CLUTTERED ATTICS i saws sharpened. Free pickup Bulldlng-Contraellng 33 r q OFING, PAINTING, Cellars? Will haul unwanted and delivery. 643-9294. sulating. Done at a price you items for you reasonably. Call WES ROBBINS carpentry Apartmanta For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autos For Sale 61 CllWIIlSi TAG SALE-Saturday August TAG SALE-306 A Green Road, 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free remodeling specialist. Ad­ can afmrd. For free estimate Brand New EXPERIENCED call 875-2218. □ AUTOMOTIVE N C ACTS 13th, 10-4. Rain date; August Manchester, (Across from estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, WE PAY $15 for complete 20. Miscellaneous articles. 118 RESPONSlBLE-woman will LARGE CLEAN MODERN Seven-Eleven) Saturday babysit in her home mornings, built-ins, bathrooms, junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 1977 MATADOR Campfield Road, Manchester. August 13th, 10 to 4. Moving ONE Bedroom apartment on Auloa For Sale 61 Auto Body, 528-1990. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone afternoons, or evenings, Mon- kitchens, 649-3446. first floor. Appliance, storage, Must sell much mis­ Fireplaces, concrete. IVMUBIE SOON BARCELONA II TAG SALE-Saturday, August day through Friday. Heating-Plumbing laundry hook up. Available 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n cellaneous. Chimney repairs. No job too Reasonable rate. If in­ CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 35 1964 Studebakei" Cruiser - 4 V-8, automatic, power steering, power 13, 9 to 5. 53 Spruce Street. im m ed iately . $200 plus Wagon • Running condition. door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 new small. Save. Call 644-8356 for terested, please call Deb at Homes, Additions. Repairs, utilities. Norman Hohenthal, disc brakes, air conditioning, rear Furniture, adults and TAG SALE-August 13 and 14. estimates. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Modem $150 or best offer. Call after 6, tires including snows. One 643-9897. 646-1166. 643-6536. window defogger, tilt steering wiieel, children's clothing, antiques, 10:00 to 5:00. 33 Crestwood 345-2009. cleaned with electric cutters, family owner - good condition. radio, vinyl roof, mag style wheels, 2 miscellaneous. Reasonably Drive, New 10 speed bike, ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars by professionals. McKinney Call 1-974-1349. tone paint, vinyl roof. Individual priced. Rain Date August 14. Painting- Papparing 32 Bros. Sewage Disposal 12-Bedroom 25 GLENWOOD Street. Two other miscellaneous newer and attics. Moving large TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY bedroom flat, appliances and 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ reclining seats, radial tires & more. items. appliances, also stone or loam Carpentry and general con­ Commpany, 643-5308. ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call 1975 CHEVY VEGA. Very Stock #8386. List Price $6504. TAG SALE Two families. PAINTING - interior and private basement. Utilities good condition. Low mileage. deflvered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. exterior, paperhanging, tracting. Residential and |Apartment$ not Included. No pets. l«ase. 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. Baby clothes, electric meat BASEMENT TAG SALE-13 commercial. Whether it be a NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Standard, excellent gas slicer, TV, m iscellaneous excellent work. References. S ecu rity . $230 m onthly. mileage. Must sell. $22(X). 646- Perkins Street. (Oft Center, ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, small repair job, a custom repairs, plugged drains, household goods. August 13 Free estimates. Fully in­ Available September 1st. 649- 2316. West of Burger King) Satur­ attics garages, yards built home or anything in kitchen faucets replaced, nso NEED CAR? Credit bad? and 14. 114 Rachel Road. 10 to sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 9455, 647-9771 day, 10 to 4. Bed & mis­ cleaneo, moving, trucking. between, call 646-1379. repaired. Rec rooms, Bankrupt? Repossessed? 5. 4431. per im Honest Douglas accepts 1973 VEGA GT-Power cellaneous items. Loam for sale. Lawn service. bathroom remodeling, heat MANCHESTER-Girl to share lowest down, smallest steering, am/fm radio, tach. Year-End Close Out Pr/ce*5761 No job too big or small. 568- NEWTON SMITH modernizzation, etc. Free llncludes wall to wall MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE. QUALITY PAINTING and three bedroom townhouse payments. Douglas Motors, $91X1. or best offer. Call after TAG SALE - Saturday, 9:30 8522. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Estimate gladly given. M & M (Deaier Prep Included) ® Saturday, August 13, 9 to 5. 88 Paper Hanging by Willis Icarpeting. heat, hot apartment with two other 345 Main. 5:30, 646-5511. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 22 Birch rooms. No job too small. 649- Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. TAX A N IQ . RXTNA Ralph Road, Manchester. Schultz. Fully insured, ^ water and parking. girls starting September 1st. Mtn. Ext., Bolton (between REWEAVING burns, holes. references. 649-4343. 3144. $90 a month rent plus utilities. Rain or shine. Houseware, Camp Meeting Rd. and Bolton PLUMBING and Heating - 1968 VW Sqbk. Four new tires, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 6 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 Off Street parking. Call after PARTS Department now open needs body work. Asking $200. stereo, skiis, drapes, Center Rd ). New hanging Window shades, Venetian CARPENTRY & Masonry - Fast service. Reasonable Equal Houatng ★ USED CAR SPECIALS ★ i bedspreads, miscellanous. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- 5:30, 647-1093. Saturdays. Complete line of As is. 643-2838. lamp, fireplace sets, books, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. painted for $lb0-$200 by Additions and remodeling. Opportuntty Chrysler parts. Chorches pocketbooks, ice skates, Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649- Fre estimates. Call Anthony 6567. TAG SALE-Saturday, August scheduling now. Professional Motors. 649-3646. 1971 Comet. Two door, six knick-knacks, plant pots, plus 5221. considers any job. 289-92^, Squillacote, 649-0811. 13th, 9 a m. to 5 p.m.. 65 more. Hornet tor Rent 54 cylinder, automatic, radio and Oliver Road (off Broad evenings or weekends, Don. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 heater. 39,000 miles. $995. 643- 75 HOnET Only $2895 76 PACER $3895 CARPENTRY - All types of CARPENTRY - Repairs, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, 2-Ooor Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, power steering, Street). Moving out of state. SUMMIT STREET. Rent with - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland 6217. 6 cyl., automatic, power steering, air, tinted glass, TAG SALE-Saturday and Sun­ carpentry; Remoueling, PAPER HANGING Expert. remodeling, additions, gar­ F lo o rin g 36 available Septem ber 1st. engine. Excellent running nice cocoa brown (Inish, low mileage. Slock whitewalls, wtieel discs, light group, radio. Stock Tools, books, shelves, skis, day, 9 to 5. 31 Overland Street. option. Six room Duplex, $275 roofing, siding. No job too Your average paper, in ages, rooofing. Call David Adults, no pets Security, condition. New shocks and 1970 VOLKSWAGEN- Needs #3104. #5645. ower mower, miscellaneous Desks, skiis, ski rack, ski monthly. Goodchild Bartlett small. Free estimates 644- av erag e room , $30. Mr. Patria, 644-1796. FLOOR SANDING St references, parking. 528-7271 brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- engine. May be used for parts. Kome furnishings. boots, head board, trash com­ Realty, 569-1744 , 646-5386. 3079. Richman, 646-3864. REFINISHING. Floors like 4484. Best offer. 643-7252 after 5. pactor, Christmas Tree, milk CARPENTRY, CUSTOM CENTRAL FOUR ROOM new. No waxing (specializing SMALL HOUSE Lower end of TAG SALE-Saturday August glass, refrigerator, rocker, WINDOW CLEANING - HOUSES-Additions, garages, Apartment, second floor, gas 13th, Rain date August 14tn 10 PROFESSIONAL Painting; in older floors). Staining Vernon Avenue, Rockville. 74 MVEUN Only $2595 67 AMBASSADOR Only $695 many other items. Commercial & Residential. Interior i Exterior, Commer­ roofing, and siding, kitchens, floors. Ceilings. In-outside and gas stove. Two adults, no Sporty little car equipped with 6 cyl., automatic, V-8, automatic, power steering. Stock #2616. to 6. 79 Walnut Street. Two pets, security. $135 monthly. Two bedrooms, living room, Full insured. Free estimates. cial & Residential. Free es­ bathrooms, and repair work of painting. Morso Stove Dealer. kitchen, $175 per month plus power steering and brakes. Slock #9412. Great transportation! motorcycles, much more. 643-7094. TAG SALE-141 Waranoke Call Quality Maintenance In­ timates. Fully insured. 646- all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- security Tenants pay utilities. corporated, 646-8845. 4879. lor estimate, 643-6712. 2222. 872-9272. TAG SALE-August 12, 13, 14, Road, Manchester. THREE ROOMS, HEAT, 10 to 4. Rain or shine. Miscellaneous articles, fur­ appliances, second floor, Household items, toys, some niture, sewing material. One available September 1st. Cen­ MANCHESTER-Two 74 H«T SL Just $2295 70 VW BUG Only $1295 furniture, etc. 160 Henry day only. Saturday August DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 bedroom Cape, centrally OPE]\ 4 cyl., 4 speed. Slock #1640. Super on gasi Articles for S a le 41 Livestock 44 Apartmanta For Rant S3 trally located. Security 4 cyl.. automatic, tan In color. Stock #6623. Street. 13th, 10 to 5. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed deposit, no pets. 646-6941. located. Gas heat, aluminum sand and stone. 643-9504. REGISTERED MORGAN- siding. Children and pets SlNIMMINB POOLS welcome. $240 plus utilities. ClOtEOUT ON AU FOOU TO Gelding. English pleasure, 4- QUIET FOUR ROOM apart­ MARE ROOM FOR OUR I t F IR O O U Available ^ptem ber 1st. Call Autos F o r S ale 51 Autos F o r S ale 61 Autos F o r S ale 61 years. Great disposition, 643- ment, second floor, $130 77 HOnCT Special $4395 Large Pool Distributor has new 528-2242 after 5 p.m. 6$ PLYMOUTH WAGOH $1495 1043. STOP monthly. Security required. 87 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, power steering, Above Ground Pools for only i I V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air. Only 57.000 miles. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $577.00 Completely Erected. North Street. air, vinyl roof, tinted glass, whitewalls, wheel dis­ Car looks Ilka newl 31x19' overall dimension, lS'x24' TWO 10 X 10 box stalls I looking! Otflcas-Storaa lor Rent 55 cs, radio, light group & morel Stock #7698 swim area, complete with heavy available. Bolton area. 649- We offer the largest variety ofg ROCKVILLE-Three room CHORCHES MOTORS gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy 0429 after 5. ^ attractive apartments and^ apartment for rent, newly SMALL BUSINESS or Office gauge sidewall, exclusive lock ^ lownhouses in Manchester.!^ redecorated, heat St hot space for rent. Busy frame construction, aluminum aS; Rental office open daily 9-S.c pedestrian area. Low rent. Boats-Accassorlas 45 $1^ weekends, 11>3. water, no children, no pets. swlng-up ladder; also inside Call 875-4220. M3-1442. PRESENTS... ladder, advanced type skimmer, excellent filtration system unit, 1964 24 foot Cabin Cruiser. I DAMATO ; 0® CiVifi Brand New fencing. Huge 4'xM’ sundeck Fully equipped. One piece Alts MANCHESTER-Two family, MKXEYS MOTOR SALES Brand New Financing arranged-absolutely no contruction. In water. $3000. I ENTERnH$E$ | first floor, four rooms, no OFFICE SPACE obligation. 646-3702. m 646-1021 32 children or pets, heated, West Rd., Rte. 83, Ellington, Ct. 1977 DODGE D-100 1977 DODGE ASPEN CAU TOU FRU: MOO-302-482R ■ «/r security. $260. After 6 , 649- FOR RENT American A$k for Frank 3279. 250 square feet, center of Motors 875-2595 PICKUP 2-DOOR COUPE Garden Products 4 7 Manchester, air conditioning and LOOKING for anything in real VERY ATTRACTIVE three parking. Call 645-9M1. MOVING. Selling everything. SWEET CORN-Sugar and estate rental - aparlments,aparlr . room modern completely FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS ... CBT butter. Pick your own 70 cents homes, multipletlple dweellings TOLLAND Furniture, appliances, tools. redecorated apartment on n o c u e v e n i n q s t i l s p m n n c u Garage full of odds'n ends. a dozen. Naisisky Farm 644- no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate busline. Must be seen to be ap­ ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ COUNTY U^ ^ rtllThuri. 0 h IV II1Ih S« iHePM,in D rMp HI*tit nul uw prW M U rcW fciMl ^ After 6:00 p.m., 649-6656. 80 0304. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. -v h: preciated. Stove, refrigerator, fice. Ground level, central Garden Street, Manchester. neat, hot water, garage, CANNERS SPECIAL: CENTRALLY LOCATED - location, professional storage area, laundry building, parking and utilities. VOLKSWAGEN ^AMAVS • NOI1 3 3 1 3 S • 3 3 IAd3S • SO ^ WOOD FOR SALE-$30 for Tomatoes already picked, Three room heated apart­ Vi facilities, security, lease, Call 649-2865. lYoui Aothofized Dealer) cord. $55 one cord. $100 two $3.75. Vk bushel. Corn-Silver ment. Second floor. Security. references, no pets. $225 . 643- Queen and butter and sugar, 5- Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. cords. Call 742-6519 or 875- 4864 or 742-6084. PROFESSIONAL Office - All SALES SERVICE - PARTS WITH T-BAR ROOF 4350. dozen bag, $4,00. Krawski 1974 DATSUN 260 Z. Original Farms, 178 Foster Street, MANCHESTER - Main facilities. Excellent location. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 , 29,- Molorcyclos-Blcfclot 64 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 6 % tt. box. Stock stock #7270. Black with rod Interior and THREE AND Vi Room apart­ Good projection. Reasonable owner. 31,000 m iles. Air, PUSH FOOD CART. Holds South Windsor. First right Street. 2/3 room Apartments, 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp #7371 matching landau root, automatic, AM-FM ment, heat, hot water, stove, rent. 351 Center Street. 649- rt IMMEDIATE DELIVERY excellent condition. 633-3087. soda, chips, hot dogs, kielbasa past Manchester town line. Heated, hot water, car. Asking $2550. 646^938. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville A Set For Her radio. Options too numerous to mention. refrigerator, wall-to-wall 1680 , 649-3549. and more. $1,000 firm. Great appliances, parking, no pets. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Retail $6092, Sale Price $5448 carpet, $190. Centrally - CAMPERS - RABBITS 1969 CATALINA PONTIAC-2- NOW money maker. 847-9396. Security. 523-7047. 1976 HORNET - 4 door rack. $1,750. 289-4042. BUGKLAND located. Adults only. No pets. FOR RENT-100% Main Street - SCIROCCOS — DASHERS door. Very good running con­ Automatic, power steering, THREE ROOMS, heat, Security deposit. Call 646-7690. location. Excellent for any dition. $8M. Call 649-6908. air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best 3777 YOU SAVE *644 MINOLTA SRT 101. SLR, type of business. Heat and air offer. 289-7035. three lenses, many FARMS utilities, appliances included. Security deposit and ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart­ conditioning included. Well 24 Tolland Trnpk. - Route 83 1969 FORD CUSTOM 500. Two ★ ★ accesories. Over $600 value. Native fruit & vegetables fresh ment. Stove, refrigerator. CHORCHES IS YOUR LEASE HEAOQUARTERS dally! Now optn lor Iho references required. No pets. decorated. Reasonable rent. door, 8 cylinder, 302 1962 FORD FALCON-Four HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Selling $300. 872-7586. References, no pets. $170. 228- $250 monthly. Call 646-6956 Apply ^ x A c/o Manchester Talcottville, Conn. automatic transmission, door, automatic, good tires, FX-1200 - Built bv factory FOR CHRYSLER-OODGE CARS & TRUCKS after 5 p.m. 3540, 646-3167. Herald. radio, power steering and two good condition. $4(W. Call 228- engineer. Branch heads, TEN FOOT John Boat with snows. Runs excellent. Asking 0513. Barnett clutch, aluminum horsepower Sears motor $650. 643-2073. rocker rollers, MIkunI car­ LOOK AT OUR FULLY with no more than 20 hours on A n tiq u e s 46 BEAT THE COMMUTE! Autos F o r S a lt 61 Autos F or S ale 61 Cromwell area’s most 1967 CHEVROLET buretor, balanced blue printed motor. Both in excellent con­ CORVAIR. 110 H P., four motor and transmission. 646- RECONDITIONED PRE-OWNED AUTOS! dition. Asking $125. Call 643- WANTED Antique furniture, prestigious and luxuriou#^ studios. One. two and three speed, new clutch, rebuilt car­ 7732. 8675 after 6 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or buretors, tires good. Body other antique items. R. bedroom apartments from $160 to $289 per month. Call needs some work. Restorable. 74 TOYOTA COROLLA $2495 73 DODGE POURA $1995 POOL COVERS, pool liners Harrrison, 643-8709. Best offer over $400. Call 649- ★ ★ and pool filters, 60% off if we today. 632-1300. Only 15 2 Door, silver, black leatherette >nl. 4 speed, 2-Doof Hardtop V-0, auto.. PS. PB. Excellenl minutes to downtown Hart­ 8272 after 6 p.m. radio Great shape mside & out condition Inside A outi have your size. Call Frank toll WANTED • Furniture, old HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, ford. free, 1-800-382-4529. toys. Bisque dolls, steins, PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, excellent condition, many clocks, swords, guns. Outright extras. Exceptionally good 73 DODOE D-200 PICKUP $2995 74 CHEVY MALIBU $2995 MANCHESTER - Suddenly four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ purchase, or consignments. ban Motors, 649-2076 performance since purchased V-8, auto. PS, Low low miles. Looks 5 runs li Wagon. V-8, automatic, excellent cond-lion in­ Call 644-8962. available! A magnificent two new. 1500. Call 646-5840 after newt side and out Building Supplies 42 bedroom apartmen: in The 1975 MERCURY COMET. 16,- 4:30 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mansion on Otis Street. Two NATURAL STONE for fireplaces, huge living room, 000 miles, power steering, 74 OPEL MANTA 76 DODGE DART $3695 Rooms for R ent 52 standard transmission, radial HERCULES MOPEDS. A Swinger. 2 Door. 6 cylinder, automatic, power retaining walls, veneers, formal dining room, base­ 4 speed, radial tires, white w>th red nienor tires. Excellent condition. better moped at a reasonable Economical' steering, radio, vinyl roof, white wail tirea. like patios, etc. Pick up by the ment. appliances, heat, elec­ new. approximately 2,100 milea. ______MANCHESTER - Large clean Call after 4:30, 649-3210. price. Cycle Gear, 83 Tolland pound or delivery by the ton furnished room, centrally tricity supplied. Lease, Turnpike, Manchester 847- Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. security, no bets. Blanchard 74 VW SUPER BEETLE $2495 located, responsible working 1965 PONTIAC LEMANS-II50 1022 73 OLDS CUTLASS $2895 649-3163. male. 649-40^. St Rossetto, Inc. 646-2482. 4 speed, radiBis. AM /FM stereo, dark green, Supreme 2-Door Hardtop, V-8 auto . PS, PB air or best offer. Standard. excellent economical transportation Convertible. 649-7621 1 973 YAMAHA Realty SharpI 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE MOTORCYCLE- Cafe Bike. THOMPSON HOUSE ■ Fur­ Flremist exterior, padded vinyl roof, leather aeatlr>g area, d u ^ comfort front aeata, recliner MANCHESTER ■ Two 73 OLDS DQTA ROTIIL $2795 nished rooms. Kitchen power peaaenger teat, crulae conUol. raar window defogger. trunk lid releaae A pull down 70 OIOS 8$ $139$ 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Conver­ Excellent condition $800. Call Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 bedroom Duplex apartment, 2 Door. V-8, automatic, PS, PB, 4-Door, V-6. automatic. PS. PB. air. privileges, centrally located, power, accent atrlpea, im A teleacopic ateering. Optra lampa, AM /FM stereo pushbutton 643.6686. within walking distance to AIR, blue, white top, blue interior. low mileage, vinyl interior tible. Excellent condition 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE S Q IIflR parking, men only. Deposit. with citizana band and morel 12,000 miles. Slock I318G DOG-CAT BOARDING downtown. $220. includes Mechanically perfect. $1295 or Call 64^2358. Uat Price New $12,108 71 OLDS GUrULSS $2295 best offer. 649-1352 after 5:00 1972 PUCH-175 CC. Dirt bike. bathing/grooming. Obedience heat, hot water, stove, 4-Ooof. V-8, automatic, PS, PB. $150, or will trade (or small protection classes. Complete refrigerator. Call 646-0090. BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished AIR. vinyl roof, vinyl Intarior. low 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO. outboard motor. 742-7141. 75 OLDS OMEGA modern facilities. Canine mllaaga. Exceptionally claan. $2995 73 CAMARO room. Kitchen privileges. * 9 6 9 5 Immaculate condition. $1600. 4 Door Sedan, 6 c y l. automatic, PS. blue with Orange with saodh* mte' or 6 cyi uutom.Uy Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon S E V E N ROOM Mr. Q o o d w ro n c h Centrally located. Parking. 72 lEW YOma $199$ firm. After 5, 875-8818, 1967 SUZUKI-TC 200. matching intanor PS. PB * Road, Manchester. For reser­ APARTMENT-24 Locust Excellent condition $200. Call Women only. Deposit Call Street. $300. Security. 7$ CMEVY CAXAftO $47K 75 MONTE CAIKO $4495 74 KTEMAT10ML $2995 Wagon. All wagon aquipmant In­ Sayo, vations please call 646-5971. 649-2358. V'O. 4 speed, PS. radial tirea. vinyl Landau, V-$, auto. PS. PB, air, TravelaM. V-8, AT. PS. PB, AIR, roof cluding air, wood grain aiding, etc. "U$o Qonuino 649-8944 Available ^ptem ber 1st. Call 1969 LINCOLN CLASSIC Trent lu*r to this liaml- roof, AM /FM radio, low mileage. AM /FM ttereo radio, tilt wheel, rack, woodgraln aiding, comptetety P o r ta l" Mark HI. Excellent condition. 74 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER $3295 75 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $4095 AKC English Springer pup­ 646-2426, 9 to 5. crulae control, power windows. 35.* aet-up for heavy duty towing. G M some pniitsiiit . , . slie's 2-Ooor Sedan. 4 speed, sunroof AM /FM s|ereo FURNISHED ROOM- HODAKA Trail or street bike. V< Ion. V>8, PS, PB. 3 speed, 8 tt. box, Adventurer pies. Hunting or show Shots. 77 0UI$ UaTIl U $55K 000 milaa. All power, asking $2795. Call SUM’ to apitrove. air. light blue with matching interior Packege. Community kitchen and bath. v-s. •utomillc, PS. PB. 2.000 73 OHS u $2995 643-0707. 200 original miles. Excellent Excellent with children. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, condition. Hardly ever used. No. Mli3 with Photo- All utilities included. On September 1st. Adults, no miles. 74 CM IAC SOMN $4995 Royal 4 Door. V-8. auto, PS, PB, (lUldr is in Sizes 1 to IJ Excellent blood lines. People busline and near stores. DeVlIla. All CadMac equipment In­ compiatafy raconditloned, A/C, $350. 568-4919. 75 FORD GRANADA $3495 lovers. 568-4919. pets. Security references, 71 GUM m $5395 AUDI 100 LS 1970. Four speed, years. Size It . . . piml- 75 DODGE CHARGER $3595 References and security. Call cluding AIR, teether Interior, bit new dree. (2 to choose from) needs some body work $500. suit, 2 ’s yai'fls l.t-iurli. 2-Door. 8 cyl. UTO. POWER STEERING barking. Call mornings or 2>Door Hardtop. V-6. auto., PS. PB, wheel, crulae control, atereo. 1975 GMC Gentleinan Jim Pickup Ctmpors-Trollort V-6, auto.. PS. PB. air Only 20.000 miles. after 5 p.m, 644-0383 AIR. tow mileage. Call 742-5202. P O W E R b r a k e s . A M ra d 0 radial t>res powder LABRADOR RETRIEVER. after 4, 649-1265. 73 0liSattT0M Cna$399S Patterns available only 7ft PONTUC wac $4995 Wagon. V-8, automatic. P8. PB. air. Mobile Hornet 65 blue with matching interior AKC registered. Fem ale, 71 CUTUSS S irac $4$K surm i'll sites shown, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 6 paaaanger, V-8. auto., PS*. PB. air. vinyl Intarior. woodgraln aiding, 1972 TOYOTA COROLLATwo TO OISK, itaS SI.M IH SKk eleven months old. Good with BOLTON-Four room apart­ 2-Ooor Hardtop. V«$, autOinaGc, 74 TOYOTA PICKUP $2995 parking, near bus and shop­ ^ i roof rack, low mlleege. 48,000 mUaa. door sedan, standard 18' CAMPEK trailer - single satttni, sl» 1st 1st siiuit MS 74 CAMARO $3695 children. 646-4921. ment. Fireplace, sundeck, PS, PB, AIR. vinyl roof, whitewall ■MSIIai. 4 speed, med blue with camper cap Ruiis 8 ping, refined middle aged transmission, good condition, axle, excellent condition. V-8. automatic. PS. PB, new llraa, gold with carpeting, no pets, references radlala. 75 VOLVO lft4C $5995 73 019$ T090MIO $3495 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call looks like new! beige vinyl roof & matching inlarior working lady or gentleman. 4 Door, tight blue, blue leather, air. v-8, automatic. PS. PB. ak. AM /FM needs tires. %st offer 643- PUPPIES FOR SALE-No required. $24(1 monthly. 643- 742-6930. lu i iu n a m 649-1237. 7ft MUM WMON $2995 19,000 miles, txcelleni condition. radio, tut whaal. vinyl roof, raar 4905. MWHIlwttti tsaalna H « *« papers. Shots and wormed. 4 Speed, low mlleege defoggar, axcaHant condition. 40,- 11M As*. cH *m «lc*s Mother registered Scottie, CHARTEi 74 2ftOZ $4395 OOOmllaa. ARE YOU Selling your mobile S in s Vork. M.Y 100»I ROOM FOR RENT-$20. With 75 HOIM 75ft $U95 Truckt lor Salt 62 father registered Skye AVAILABLE September 1st. 4 apeed. new radiela. AM /FM radio. home? Buyers waiting. Please kitchen privileges. $25. Call Five room apartm ent in 16.000 muee. low mileaga. 73IONIPOUIU $1795 Terrier, also five D uties, 1968 CHEVROLET ton call Plaza Homes, Broker. I- mat Mat. ««<«• rl® I® CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. mother registered Skye 646-3409. newer two family house. Two 2 Door Hardtop, V-8. auto.. PS. PB. coil, llslt Nsabii MS lilt. ak, 54.000 rnHaa. pickup. 6 cylinder, standard, 828-0369. Terrier, father, Doberman. bedrooms plus large family Th* Sprinx & Authorised Dealer 8. automatic, power steering, power brakes. AM /FM radio, air con- radlala, runs well. High •77 n.VSIC F.tSIIION 875-6977. Apartments For Rent 53 room on quiet dead end street. Idlttonlng'. roof lighta. radlala. rnagt. 12,000 miles, bucket teats, console 8 Automotive Servlet 66 UtNKSMIiaUlii i’ mileage. TOO. 742-6138. r o n la in s a llonus Coupon. Stove, refrigerator, hot water, I much morel CHRYSLER THREE GUINEA PIGS. Two WE HAVE customers waiting and heat included. $275 plus |i$Him.)MMSn Price . . . $2.00 » FOUR 12.00x15 Armstrong ELM MOTORS • ToyoU, Dat- for the rental of yyour apart­ one months security. One U N ill MS a h M II. NM l»‘ Add $2.00 for the New Abyssinians, $4.00. One short Tires. Mounted on six lug sun ipecialiiti, factory 643>2791 hair, $3.50. Clean, docile pets. ment or home. J.D. Real child, please no pets. Phone Somn.tmiMOmCMmXha.. trained, one day service. 114 Sl'CCKSS IX SEWINTi. 80 Oakland St.. Manchester Elstate Associates. Inc. 646- after 6 p.m. 643-5523 for more 10x15 chrome spoke wheels. Will not bite. Call anytime S c n o ju U o H . MOTORS, MG. Excellent condition. Call 646- East Main Street, Rockville. 1980. details. before 5 p.m., 849-1952. S43-11S1 Route S3 TalcottrlUo At/e., Vomon I72-0145 ____ - 4756. 871-1817. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Aug. 12. 1977 Who is David Berkowitz?

revolver. NEW YO RK (U P I) - Who is David this,” said Schilkraut. “He may have very familiar with police procedure Five young women and one man “changed man” when he returned Berkowitz in more than three years, Berkowitz? appeared strange, but he was never and terms. from serving in Korea. At times, David Berkowitz has died in the attacks. Seven others violent.” said he and many of Berkowitz' old He entered the Army in 1973 and An old friend who asked not to be friends avoided him after he been a soldier, cab driver, private were wounded. Co-worker Fred Ponterotto, 27, served three years, one in South identified said Berkowitz “was very returned from the Army. security guard, auxiliary policeman David Schilkraut, 58, of the Bronx, said: “You wouldn't get much words Korea. much involved in a reality-fantasy “He tried very, very hard to keep and postal worker. remembers Berkowitz as a "loner” out of him. He was always alone.” Berkowitz also worked as an un­ conflict. the friendship going,” the friend Always. David Berkowitz was who lived with his adoptive parents Berkowitz attended Columbus High armed guard for IB I Security Service “It was very hard for him to alone. in a Co-Op City building. Berkowitz’ said, “but 1 felt very uncomfortable School in the Bronx and Bronx Com­ before joining the post office in differentiate between what was real Now. police say, David Berkowitz, grandmother still lives there, but his around him ... 1 know a lot of old munity College. He also worked as a March. and what was fantasy. He was very 24. of Yonkers, N.Y., born Richard stepfather Nat now lives in Miami, friends treated him the same way.” cabbie in the city for awhile. He was the adopted son of the first unpredictable. That was spooky.” Fla. Employes at the Bronx post office Falco in New York City, is Son of Police Commissioner Michael wife of Nat Berkowitz and acquain­ Berkowitz, he said, went into the Sam — the psychopathic killer who “He wasn't overly friendly to peo­ Codd said TTiursday Berkowitz was where Berkowitz operated a large tances said he sought to hide the fact Army “very right wing,” but came mail sorting machine on the 4 p.m.- terrorized the nation's largest city ple here. But at the time of his life an auxiliary policeman in the Bronx of his parentage. home espousing “every major left- 12:30 a.m. shift, said they were for the past year as he stalked lovers' when I knew him, I would never say from 1970 to 1973. Prior to the arrest, Several friends said Berkowitz, wing radical” philosophy. “ completely shocked” by news of his lanes with his .44-caliber Bulldog he was capable of something like police had speculated Son of Sam was while a loner as a youth, was a The friend, who has not seen arrest.

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Only 30 per store. No Ram Checks. springs, Shimano coaster brake, Regular or hard to hold. knobby tires. Our Reg. 89,99 Giuca, a 1975 college A A A unscented. 32 oz Reg. 1.77 I. 14 graduate who majored in sociology, .was arrested at bis family's garden apart­ 24” x72” Deluxe Folding ment in Windsor and charged with murder He Cot Bed was unemployed Comfortable 2 inch thick mattress with colorful ticking on sturdy )%OFF double-locking center legs. Our Reg. 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» » t » . W- Parks, crime concern many r By MAL BARM)W speak to .someone at the Town Hall i ' Fast llurlforil Krpiirlcr but no one has answered her letters. Ron Wilson of Chickasaw Dr. said -Nj Hockanum area residents voted the stretch of Main St. from Broad Thursday night that they should work St. to the Putnam Plaza is dangerous. Jn on one big problem from two direc­ Children and old people must walk in tions. The problem is the lack of things to the road there. The traffic is heavy. do in the Hockanum area, especially The Porter Brook bridge is too narrow, he said. for young people, and the resulting : r crime. Victor F. Webber of 15 Keeney Their attack on the problem will in­ Cove Dr. and his daughter Sue Ellen volve the police and the recreation spoke of the need for more recreation department. for kids. The meeting of 20 residents was Bruce Robida of 140 Naubuc Ave. called by John Lazarowski of 25 Sun- said he thought the neighborhood was nyreach Dr., a member of the East .supposed to be residential. But big oil Hartford Citizens Action Group trucks, tractor trailers and more (EHCAG). This group was formed pour through the side streets at all hours of the day and night, he said. with the aid of the Connecticut Citizens Action Group (CCAG). Francis Adams of 224 Naubuc Ave. Lazarowski asked the residents at said young people have nothing better to do than get into trouble in Mrs. Ida Carr, center, of 38 Naubuc Ave. warns of a this first Hockanum meeting to list Thornton Fleeher of 77 Sunny reach Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. their problems. Then the group voted the neighborhood. dangerous stretch of road in the Hockanum area during a Arthur Molleur of the Rivermead Mobile Home Park. (Herald on which were the main problems "We've got to do something about meeting of her neighbors Thursday night at the Raymond photo by Barlow) and set a meeting Sept. 20 to discuss these kids. There's pot, there's dope, Library. Sitting with her here are, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. them again. there's prostitution —right in my yard. I see guys opening their trunks Mrs. Rita Bonney of Rivermead Park spoke first. She said her elec­ in the dark. They pass stuff around. tric bills are double those of friends Thousands of dollars worth of this using more electricity but not living stuff is passing each week. Where Ambulance agreement near in mobile homes. Her last bill was are the police?" $40 for one month. Mrs. Wells Risley of 51 Porter- Mayor Richard Blackstone said within 10 days. bulance service for East Hartford. Services, said today, “Adjustments brook Ave. said, “I called the police today he will soon meet with Roger The mayor has said he prefers ^ The decision was made largely on the can be worked out. " Arthur Molleur of Rivermead echoed her comments. once. They told me they wouldn't Talbot of the Ambulance Service of rotation system between three area basis of the mayor's own choice last He said he does not view the East come. I'll never call them again." Other members of the group, Manchester to discuss emergency ambulance services for the town. He summer. Hartford ambulance service dispute Her husband said his main concern .several also living in mobile home service to East Hartford. said he feared being “sold short” by The other two services are as a “major catastrophe." He said is the busing of the neighborhood ‘‘We will work out an agreement one service. Professional Ambulance and Trinity there was room for change. parks in the Hockanum area, offered them solutions and ways to study the children away from the Hockanum satisfactory to both of us, ’ he said. But the state Health Department Ambulance, both of Hartford. However, Dr. Fodernan said state School. The busing will begin this fall He would not predict what form the at the end of July notified the town statutes and his department's problem further. Dr. Leslie J. Fodernan, director of Thornton Fleeher of 77 Sunnyreach as children will be taken to the Pitkin final agreement would take. But he and Talbot that the Manchester firm regulations appear to rule out a rota­ School. the state office Emergency Medical Dr and his wife, Lynn, both spoke of thought the agreement would be final was the designated primary am­ tion system for any town. The law Joseph LaRosa of 23 Heather Dr. how poor and few are the recreation requires that a town have a primary said the busing situation seems facilities in their neighborhood. service approach. This means it hopeless. He led a group of parents in Tm appalled," he said. “1 grew East Hartford fire calls East Hartford police report must have one ambulance service it a fruitless effort this past year to up in the north end of town. We had calls for every emergency. Backup convince the Board of Education to the best of everything. We pay the services are okay. leave the kids at the Hockanum Thursday, 11:39 a.m. Some communities, Hartford for same taxes as my parents still pay, Thursday, 6:35 p.m. Daniel Loree, 24, of Southington was arrested today in­ School. —False alarm to Stevens example, have adopted a zone ap­ but they get so much more. We want —Medical call to 145 Tolland side the Sunoco Service Station at 430 Roberts St. and LaRosa will chair the group's next School on Butternut Dr. St. proach. Each zone can have its own, a fair shake.” Thursday, 3:28 p,m. . charged with third-degree burglary. He detailed the state of Hockanum meeting in September. Thursday, 9:27 p.m. different primary ambulance firm. They will invite Police Chief —Medical call to 612 Burnside —Medical call to 101 Connec­ Park by the Hockanum School. The Ave. Police went to the building in response to an alarm at The mayor said, “My main intent Clarence Drumm and Recreation ticut Blvd. is to make sure that when someone best part of it is a wading pool but Thursday, 3:44 p.m.—Assist Thursday, 10:43 p.m. 3:10 a.m. They found Loree hiding over a heating duct in­ Director Frank DeGregorio to that calls an ambulance, they get one. 1 there is broken glass all around it. He meeting. man in wheelchair at 20 Smith —Medical call to the Ramada side the building, police said. A window had been broken. said there are more children in the Dr. want the best care, the best per­ Committees will study police needs Inn on East River Dr. Loree was being held on $500 surety bond for appear­ neighborhood than around the Norris Thursday, 4:92 p.m. Today, 2:22 a m. —Medical sonnel, and in the shortest time." and recreation in the meantime. —Medical call to 31 Oakwood ance in Common Pleas Court 12 today. Talbot has said he plans to set up School in the north end. call to 33 Winding Lane. Mrs Fleeher said she has tried to St. Today, 3:01 a.m. —Car fire an ambulance service center in East Thursday, 5:44 p.m. Hartford with an ambulance vehicle at 15 Evans Ave. A home on Burnside Ave. near Main St. was broken into —Medical call to 66 Bodwell Today, 3:29 am. costing him up to $30,000. But he said This printing lest pattern Is Thursday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. through a bathroom ' NATIVE ' Rd. —Investigation at Signor St. he cannot afford to do this if he is not part of The Herald quality Thursday, 6:03 p.m. —Brush window. Missing is a $400 TV Today, 9:02 a.m. —Medical assured of all the town's emergency PEACHES control program in order to fire at 68 Tolland St. call to 69 Brandon Rd. give you one of the finest calls. & APPLES newspapers in the nation. APPLE CIDER VINIOAR

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P '■ -.. i S/oy/rec For Cruising or Flying — Msriow't Has Just Tho Luggage For Youl Chooss from thasa iii DATS • THURS, NITES Til 9:00 The Cozy Hut Restaurant eee a b u r n s i o s a v e . (OPP. s c h o o l s t .) EAST HARTFORD, CT. she said. We learned more than we By M A L BARLOW Three other young women from (Opening under new manegemenl) could have on a regular trip.‘’ Kusl Hurlford Kcpiirter East Hartford went the same week. They are Maureen Mulcahy, Julie They also heard from reporters GRAND OPENM SPECIALS Laura Straceski, 16, of 31 Eleanor Anne McCarthy and Susan Collins. and asked them questions. Rd., East Hartford, said her July trip Miss Straceski had known them in They went to the Kennedy Center ^ KEEP THIS NUMBER HMIDY TUESDAY, AUe. IBUl • WED., AUO. 17 to Washington, D.C. may sway her junior high school but they had lost and saw a performance of “Porgy future plans away from science and touch. and Bess" by the Houston Opera. BREAKFAST towards politics. They were in a group of more than Miss Straceski said she has not 643-9S15 been sure whether she should work f “Government is appealing," she 40 young people from the state Thby 2 Eggs, any style 2 Eggs, any style said. left on a Monday and stayed at Mt. towards a career in science or in She will be a senior at East RN's-LPITs-NURSE AIDES Bacon or Sausage Vernon College in air conditioned politics. She can’t decide where to go Toast a Jelly Catholic High School this fall. She is to college. Toasts Jelly rooms. Washington was at least as now forming plans for college and COMPAMONS hot as Connecticut. “The trip gave me an inside view beyond. Most of the time, the group of politics. It was a wonderful trip. ★ 9 9 * ★ But I'm not sure still,” she said. Available: 24 Hours a Congressman Ronald Sarasin and watched the House of Represen­ Sen. Lowell Weicker, both of Connec­ tatives and the Senate debate bills. She came back home without a ticut, sponsored her trip as part of fixed image of Washington. Day • 7 DAYS A WEEK ( > ^ )^\ LUNCH Miss Straceski remembers most of ay sam their seventh annual Connecticut “Every congressman was at HONE-HOSPITAL' ® ^ ^ Spaghetti with Hot Turtiey Sand. the talk was on energy. Hontamada Sauce Potato 4 Vagtahllie Summer Intern Program. About 2,- They also met with Connecticut's different. There was no one type.” m h o c iu i* U A U ce 000 young people have spent a week RUnwInb livnRw. leaders, including Congressmen Her brother, Anthony, 18, has at in the nation's capital in the program l« Chris Dodd and Toby Moffett. least decided where he'll study. He Competent oxportencod staff. C ars givan over the years. Sand. ‘‘They all had such glowing enters Harvard University this fall, under the direction of the attending Hom em ade Hot R oa st “My only criticism of the program remarks to make about (Weicker),” funded partly by a Pratt & Whitney physician and the suparvlalon of a Beef Ste w Potato a V a go taM a is its publicity,” said Miss Traceski. she said. Aircraft scholarship and aid from Ragiaterad Nuraa. Harvard. She knew about it only because a The group took tours of the White ★ ★ friend had gone several years ago House, the Pentagon and other power Her other brother, Steven, 15, is a 1 ^ m um im tm tof J and told her about it. She wrote to a centers. Speakers at each place sophomore at East Catholic. Her H OURS: Mon.-FrI. - 6:00 e.m. • 6:00 p.m. man in Washington, an assistant to answered their questions. father, Joseph Straceski, is an NORTHEKSTERN CORN. INC. , , ^ 4 Seturdey - 6:00 e.m. • 12:00 noon Weicker and Sarasin. He sent her an “That was the best part of it all,” engineer with Pratt & Whitney in 357 L COniR ST. HANG Sundey - CLOSED application. East Hartford. PAGE T W O -B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Aug. 12, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. C( l•’rl . ,\iig 12, 1977 - I’AfJE TIIHEE B

Halp Wantad Firm shows plan Selectman 13 Help Wanted 13 Halp Wanlad *3 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sole 23 MOTHERS HELPER-To assist with infant twins 4 two year old. Some light candidate H e r a l d housework 4 babysitting. to convert mills TOOL AND Porter Street area. Call between 6-8 p.m. only 646- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0557. By BARBARA RICHMOND faithfully as possible. The structure's withdraws original bell tower w ill be retained. A DIE M AKER S FULL AND PART TIME Herald Kepurler few small additions will be removed Security guards positions Plans for the renovation of the U. to restore the building to its original H ebron available. Must be 18 years or S. Envelope Co. building in First class only. older. Clean police record, appearance. Marilyn Horton of Marjorie Circle PHONE 643-2711 Rockville, were outlined Thursday by U.S. citizen, telephone and He said preliminary plans call for Louis Garfield of Barkan Develop­ has withdrawn as the Republican FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD All around machinists car. Apply 61 Willard Street, about 27 apartments and common candidate for Hebron selectman. Hartford. 522-5146. ment Corp, His company wants to seating areas on each floor, looking convert the building into housing for Mrs. Horton was nominated as the out to the surrounding grounds and running mate of Raymond Burt, first Cintimatic NC operator PART TIME MORNINGS- the elderly. INDEX Janitorial work in views of the city. selectman candidate, at last week's The plan was announced by Mayor NOTICE! ADVERTISING Manchester-Vernon area. The building is located on a seven- Republican caucus. 1 -- Loel and Found with experience Steady work. Call Quality Thomas Benoit at a press conference 2 - RATES Business Opportunity 14 VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - acre site on W. Main St. in the She said she withdrew because she - Pereonaie Maintenance Corporation. Thursday morning. 3 -- Announcemente How about this lovely Dutch Rockville section. There are two 1 day — i u word per day 646-8845. E.O.E. Garfield said his firm will be is a state employe. She is a secretary 4 — Entertainment Top wages Fringe benefits SMALL ENGINE Service Colonial? Four bedrooms, other buildings on the property. The *; - Auctions 3 days . ,10c word per day Corporation expanding dealer large fireplaced family room at the University of Connecticut. 6 days . . 9$ word par day INSIDE SALES PERSON to working with Vernon agencies in the network. No experience barn, Steppian said, could be used for Mrs. Horton said she had been un­ FINANCIAL 26 days . 6c word per day Good working conditions conclude sales orders via Placed on the countryside on a next few months to obtain financing, 6 - necessary. Complete training a-potting shed as plans are to have der the impression that she was 9 - Bonds-Slocks-Morigeges 15 words $2 00 minimum telephone for tires, batteries, large lot Nearing completion. necessary permits and approvals. Personal Loans Happy Ads $2 30 inch program. $500. investment Call Peterman Agency, 649- plenty of garden space. !0 - Insurance etc. wholesaler located in He also said there will be a ‘‘qualified and eligible to run." required lo start your own 9404 or 644-8659 Most of the units w ill be of one- EMPLOYMENT Paragon Tool Co. East Hartford. A 44 hour work business. Ideal for retired or meeting next Thursday with Notification has been given to the 13 - Help Wanted week with excellent fringe bedroom design with living-dining nominating committee of the GOP part time. Details on reque.st FOR SALE - Home in Maine representatives of senior citizen 14 - BuSfness Opportunities 121 ADAMS STREET benefits. 289-6435 room space, kitchen, bath, and plenty 15 - Situation Wanted Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field In the country, 44 x 26 Ranch Town Committee in hopes that the MANCHESTER, CT. Training Division Box 619,. groups in town. of closets and storage space, Step­ EDUCATION COUNTER HELP-Several with three bedrooms and a "From our experience in multi­ group w ill find a candidate for the 18 - Wading River, New York three acre lot. Garage in base­ pian said. Private Instructions 647-9935 part lime morning positions 11792 fam ily housing development and con­ vacancy before the next committee 19 - ScnooiS'Ciasses available. Apply Bess Eaton ment $38,000 Can 207-746- There will be some two-bedroom meeting, Aug. 18. 20 •-Instructions Wanted 5155 or 207-429-9830 for more struction, we have learned that each Donuts, 150 Center Street DEALER WANTED for sta­ units and 10 per cent of the units will Other candidates nominated at the REAL ESTATE information community has its own special H a p p y tion in Manchester Security be designed for the handicapped, he 23 - Homes tor Sale needs. We plan to find out just what caucus were as presented by the 24 - Lois-Lend for Sale deposit plus rent Good MANCHESTER - Immaculate said. 25 - Investment Property those needs are in Vernon, and adapt nominating committee with no op­ 26 - Business Properly gallonage potential Possible six room Ranch Three The building has four floors but the Anniversary RN convenience store, sales bedrooms, fireplace, central our program to satisfy them,” he position. 27 - Resort Property ground floor w ill be mostly used for Janet Von Deck was nominated to 28 - Real Estate Wanted RN’s - LPN's 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. items, no bay work. Call 1-800- air conditioning, aluminum said. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift 932-1804 community space and maybe have 10 MISC SERVICES ADVERTISING Mr. D. Duck Part time or lull time. siding, beautiful landscaped, The firm, which has headquarters run for tax collector and incumbent 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift A real Show piece $40 s or 12 units. 31 - Serv’ces Offered Apply at in Chestnut H ill, Mass., has done Marion Foote was nominated to seek 32 - Pa.nimg.Papering DEADLINE Part time or full time. PLACE YOUR BUSINESS on Hayes Corp 646-0131 Garfield said the plan is suitable to 33 - Building-Coniracling busy Main Street for as little sim ilar projects in other states and re-election as town treasurer and 34 - Roofing-Siding 12 00 noon the day before F ro m Pleasant working conditions. MANCHESTER the owners of the Envelope building. as $50 monthly Manchester $47,900 -ON HILLTOP Drive- has also built shopping centers, agent of the Town Deposit Fund. 35 - Healing.Plumping publication Benefits. MANOR He said depending on local approval 36 - Flooring Deadline tor Saturday and Apply; Mall, 811 Main Street. In the choice Manchester schools, medical facilities and other Marian Celio was nominated to run 37 - Moving. Trucking. Storage and financing, construction could 38 - Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday B a b y L e e ts 646-0129 Green area Owners hate to housing projects. for town clerk. An unaffiliated voter, Services Wanted Situation Wanted 15 leave this seven room Colonial start next spring. VERNON MANOR Peter Steffian, architect of Mrs. Cello is running for her third MISC FOR SALE with 1 1 2 baths, new Garfield declined to say how much 40 - Household Goods w ith CHILD CARE in licensed carpeting, fireplace, etc., Steffian-Bradley Associates Inc., term as town clerk and has been en­ 41 - Articles lor Sale PLEASE READ 871-0385 his firm is offering to pay for the dorsed by both the Republican and P A R T T IM E home 7 - 6 daily, three meals, loaded with extras Start Boston, Mass., showed prelim inary 42 - Building Supplies YOUR AD laundry outings and overtime building. But he said it would cost Democratic parties. 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs BOOKKEEPER-Salcs per­ packing and call T J plans for the Envelope building, 44 - Livestock lo v e services Manchester Deb­ Crockett, Healtors, 643-1577 from $25,000 to $30,000 to construct Classified ads are taken over son. Lawn and garden which has been vacant for more than For the Board of Education, Alan 45 - Boats & Accessories business. Ideal for housewife bie, 643-1790 each unit because air conditioning is 46 - Sporting GoodS the phone as a convenience. a year, Ramsey and Patricia Mulligan were 47 - Garden Products The Herald is responsible tor COOKS AND Dishwashers - Hours flexible. Send resume $47,900 - TWO Family flat on required if funds are to be received 48 - Antiques RH’s - LPN’s Part time nights. Apply at Benton Street An unusual but "The building already has a nominated for six-year terms and 49 - Wanted lo Buy only one incorrect insertion and lo Box B c'o Manchester from the Department of Housing and Judith Gregory was named for a two- then only to the size of the Tacorral, Broad Street, Herald CLASSIFIED desirable home Where can pleasing human scale about it. It is original insertion Errors which NURSE AIDES Manchester. you find a two family wilh Urban Development (HUD). year-ternl. RENTALS surrounded on three sides by green 52 - Rooms for Rent do not lessen the value of the Congratulationt WRITERS-Writers agent ADS Two fireplaces, TWO He said the mortgage on the Incumbent Roger Terranova was 53 - Apartments lor Rent advertisement will not be cor­ COMPANIONS WAITRESS - Part time Franklin stoves, TWO car gar­ spaces and a good portion of the 54 - Homes for Rent rected by an additional inser­ Jim, Mark, Chrla and needs short stories, articles, BRING renovation will be about $3 million. again nominated for a six-year term 55 - BoStness for Rent nights. Apply at Tacorral, novels. Reply to Box CC c o age, TWO relatively new gas existing parking lot w ill be used for tion R2D2 - Needed to provide nursing RESULTS Mayor Benoit said there is no con­ on the Board of Finance, as was new­ 56 - Resort Property for Rent Broad Street, Manchester. Manchester Herald for com­ healing systems, TWO not additional landscaping,” Steffian 57 - Wanied to Rent So you finally made a services in private homes water heaters’’ One unit va­ nection with funding being sought by comer Charles Schaeffer. Casey 58 - Misc lor Rent and medical facilities plete information said. hole in the wall in NURSES AIDE 11 p.m. lo 7 cant Good income producer Barkan and the town's money for its MacPartland was nominated to the Consideration given to Steffian said the exterior of the AUTOMOTIVE Vernon. Your a.m. Two nights per week. NURSE AIDES. 7 to 3, 3 to 11 T J Crockeit, Realtors, 643- Housing Authority. 61 - Autos for Sale preference of days and building will be maintained as finance board for a two-year term. Enjoy working in the self care Experience preferred Will □ EDUCATION 1577 62 - Trucks tor Sale □ NOTICES professionalism will hours — 4 lo 40 hours Robert Dixon, a former 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale unit at Manchester Manor tram. Call 646-0129 speak for Itself but I Republican selectman and now unaf­ 64 - Motor cydes-Bicydes available weekly. Live-in Nursing Home. Please call 65 - Campers-Treiters-Mobile wish you all the luck In companions also needed 646-0129 between 9 a m. lo 4 Private Instructions IB East Hartford filiated, was nominated for another Homes Loaf and Found 1 the world and most of Malpractice coverage, p.m. t ^ Educators may change term on the Board of Tax Review. 66 - Automotive Service 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease all I wish It bonding, and working- REMEDIAL READING and 3 FAMILY David M arnicki and Henry Snider LOST DOG-Corgi, tan and WAITRESS- Evening work math, individualized work white male. Missing since from myself. men's compensation pro­ New listing Extra nice : were nominated for the Planning and No Sundays. Apply Davis CARRIERS program, (1st-8th grade! by family 5-5-5 Separale fur rules on bus discipline •••••••••••••••••••••••••• July 26th, from Gardner, vided. restaurant. Caldor Plaza. I Master s degree teacher 568- Zoning Commission, with Marnicki naces, parking. $52,900 Announctm»ntt 3 Spring Street Manchester AID & ASSISTANCE 8075. V ernon for crossing protection and enforce­ Easy does it... being named for the term beginning area. Please call 643-4712, WANTED BY NEW CAR WARREN E. ment of traffic regulations. this year and Snider for one in 1978. after 8:00 p.m. Reward. of Northsaitirn DEALERSHIP-Certified i NEEDED TUTOR AVAILABLE Cer­ Halp Wantad 13 Conntcticul, Inc. HOWLAND, Ino. The Vernon Board of Education is The rules state that drivers must If a monkey can do it, I can, too. Robert DeLuco, 9, of Rockville, has a determined look Paul DuFour was nominated for Mechanics. Immediate $ for tified teacher, grades K-12 LOST-Friday August 5, 3:40 357 East Cantar 8t. Rasllors 643-1108 considering an amendment to its the 1977 term on the 2!oning Board of openings. Must be certified, in Subjects: Reading, Social not, under any circumstances, put a on his face as he tries to figure out how to cross a ‘‘monkey bridge” at the Times Farm p.m. Main & Washington STEADY WORK - Reliable, Manchaatar, Ct. t Manchester and transportation policy concerning dis­ various phases of automobile Studies, English, History Call pupil off the bus in the middle of a Camp in Andover. (Herald photo by Dunn) Appeals and Andrew Johnson was Streets. Blue & White plastic hard worker, who wants 643-6515 repairs. Good pay. Full East Hartford areas Mike between 5-6 p m . 647- cipline of students. steady employment, good in­ 1 run. They also state that the driver named for the 1978 term. bag containing miscellaneous benefits. Send particulars to 9963 MANCHESTEH-Older clothing, condiment set. Sen­ come. Call 528-6702 between 9- 2 to dallver the The change was prompted by an in­ should be strict with the students Mickey's Motor Sales, P O Colonial with new bath, three timental value. Reward. Call 2 only. WAITRESS WANTED Box 418, Rockville, Conn, X Mancheiter Evening Schools-Clestas 19 cident in the past school year in from the beginning and w ill have the Experienced only. Apply i bedrooms, and fenced in 742-6963. in ) Herald private yard. Seven rooms support of the school board in enfor­ by Norma person SAl's Restaurant,'Ve which the arm of a bus driver was NOW accepting applications . Ver­ ELECTRICIAN-Experienced. HANS CHRISTIAN plus pantry and sewing room for full time employment. non Circle. * Cell broken by a student. cing all rules. Some think land price is too high Top rental property will LOST-Brown pair of prescrip­ All benefits. Call 871 0226, ANDERSEN Monlessori lor only $35,000 Call Ed Gor­ Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 The incident involved the bus Drivers are cautioned never to use tion sunglasses in black case. after 6 p.m.. t 647-9946 School Route 44 A, Bolton, is man, Realtor, 646-4040 be loceted near beechee, Liberty and Hemlock Street only, RN and LPN for office nur­ driver demanding a ticket from a any physical punishment for students (Coventry River Rd. Brainard feels a good deal of how Mansfield and Coventry could lakae, rivare, or tkl araat. accepting applications for voted to visit the property Aug. 15 area. 643-5477. sing position. Send resume to WANT YOUR OWN September enrollment Ages 2 who are unruly. Baaldaa location, Box V c/o Manchester Herald. .MA.NCHESTER Brand new 3 Middle School student who allegedly The Coventry Conservation Com­ of rubble has been left on the site of a get together on the matter. before making a final decision. VEHICLE MECHANIC - No BUSINESS? Be an Avon through 6. Preschool and bedroom homes with 2 or 3 howavar, It It Important experience required. Current S h e H e r a l b used force. The rules also call for students to mission this week discussed town former industrial plant, and he told The commission voted to contact LOST-July 25, Sealpoint Representative. Sell quality kindergarden A M and or balhs, 2-car garage City that the property be wall- Siamese, declawed. training openings. Good SCHOOLTEACHER The amended rules state that bus remain in their seats when the bus is purchase of the Salvation Arm y land the commission that much of the rub­ Mansfield officials on the question of Bulletin hoard products, make your own P.M, sessions available Tui­ water, city sewers Ideal loca­ maintained. Famlllat Glastonbury-Manchester salary, paid training. Enlist­ p^referred. Varied duties drivers won’t be allowed to "harass " moving; not to throw objects about in ble is combustible material. making the proposed improvement a hours. Call today: 523-9401 tion reduction available in tion near 1-84 Priced right which surrounds the Sunny Shores The Parks and Recreation Com­ looking lor a cottage to area. 528^)^. ment r^uirred. Ages 17-35. Package store Full time, exchange for one hour per the bus or destroy or deface the Brainard said the town should joint venture. i from $58,990 For total inmr- students by unreasonably demanding town beach. mission and Paddle, Prop and Sail rant will thun raun-down Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. summers. Part time after week cleaning services b46- mation call Builder 643-9797 seats, and not to eat or smoke on the bring in soil to cover the rubble, and school. Write Box AA c/o CARPENTER-Expcrienced PRODUCTION WORKER 50 them to produce their bus tickets. •Ioann Corrigan, commission Further business at the com m is­ Club will sponsor a swimming meet property. Tharafora, up­ ANDOVER-Lost. German 5727 or 646q;,555, Eves 643-1357 or Edward Meyers, chairman of the bus. there is a question about whether the sion meeting included an application Shepard puppy. Pine Ridge VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Manchester Herald and capable of handling men hours per week Must be 10 or 649-3731 member, argued that the price that Saturday at 10 a m. at Lisicke Beach. keep will pay off. General­ experience required. Current Knowledge of all types of over Apply Pop Shoppe, 249 board's Transportation Committee, Pupils who don't ob.serve the rules town should keep the land or put it up by K.D. Satari to make two lots for Area. C all Andover Dog the Salvation Arm y is asking is too Coventry children aged 7 to 17 can ly, the entire vacation Warden, 742-9760. training openings. -Good WANTED; Dental chairside home siding helpful. Steady Spencer Street, Manenester, said the revision seeks to avoid such may be denied transportation for sale. building of two houses at M error and home will be ranted to a □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER Executive high. The assorted parcels have been compete in several swimming styles. salary, paid training. Enlist­ Assistant for children's prac­ work. Company benefits Connecticut. Condominiums deep in the tactics of peer pressure and mass offered to the Town of Coventry for His letter indicated that the Carpenter Sts. There will also be adult relay races. family. In loma catat, In­ ment required. Ages 17-35. tice. Full time. Will train. available to qualified can- woods o( Manchester Priced AucOona S Call U.S, Army at 643-9462. Desired qualifications, dioate. Call Mr Bernard punishment. The board will act on $550,000. Ms. Corrigan said the town property is not desirable for town The 'Conservation Commission Registration w ill be at the beach. dividual badroomt can be TRUCK DRIVER-Only Class Homes For Sale 23 at just $42,900 which includes ranted out aaparataly. To organized, assertive, able to Lozier, 646-4464. 2 license need apply Apply the revised policy at its next Man burned should inquire about the purchase of use. and that the town should con­ AUCTION private swimming pool, ten­ do thia, though, each POWER GENERATOR interact with people. Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer nis. carpeting and individual meeting. ANDOVER. (UPI) - A Windsor beachfront land only. sider purchasing and developing a Ejrib Friniri kntrin he. Strik lu< bedroom should have Its Equipment Operator - No Secretarial and bookkeeping HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT Street Manchester, Conncc- controlled healing and air con­ The policy states that the respon­ parcel at the Eagleville Dam, which IhrhriMN. CriMriM tM I. rtaw |M1| experience required. Current skills, desire for personal licul man is listed in stable condition Commission members feel that PTO treasurer arrested own bathroom, and NS-III7 ■ IhiBt II, 1177. lyN w t wanted for two weeks lo sit ditioning Just a few remain sibility for the transportation and possesses a good deal of woodlands ■w in It hH II Nprn. IN FA 1171 training openings. Good growth. Send resume to P. 0. today, suffering from third-degree any money should be spent on Lisicke medical technology program at the potalbly Ha own an- for seven and eleven year 7 ROOM at this low price. Call today. safety of the children is a divided and fields. C oventry W m i Tm Cn Vw in N lill salary, paid trainning. Enlist­ Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct. olds. Monday through Friday, CERTIFIED DENTAL Builder 646-8727, 646-6555, burns he received when he tried to beach Members suggested the University of Connecticut, was traanca. To rant out ■N n M ciI III hdri hNir >M 1 iri ment required. Ages 17-35. 8 to 3. August 22 through ASSISTANT-Full lime, 5 day COLONIAL Evenings 649-1294 function. The local board is charged start his car by pouring gasoline in possibility of putting in lights at "If the Conservation Commission A former Coventry Parent- property you should re­ t r n M Inti. t ) M c UI. I iri m r arrested Thursday. In I iri rur Mnih itiMhn: Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. BABYSITTER NEEDED. September 2 Parkade- week Reply Box C, with providing the service; the state the carburetor, police said. Lisicke, placing a better grade of is interested, " Brainard wrote, Teacher Organization treasurer has She was treasurer of the Capt. tain a local real aatate nil I oMri (ac iM kw n urin IM Two days a week, 8:45-5:15 Waddell School area Own Manchester Herald with central air con­ board with providing consultive ser­ "then the Eagleville Dam parcel is wc«iriMa«nriMkNr,iHim )i EARN EXTRA Money Part Two children, 4 and 15 mos. MANCIIESTEH-Beautilul 8 Aubry Loomis, 49, was startled sand on the beach, and removing the been charged with second degree Nathan Hale Middle School PTO until ^ 1K4 f n Mhr ItlS itnai transportation necessary Call ditioning, family room, 1 time, working from our plea­ Preferably in my home. Own TVPISTAdvertising agency room Condo Three bedrooms, vice and hearing appeals; the Thursday when the car backfired and rocks from the swimming area, more desirable than the Hop River larceny by embezzlement and ac­ June, police said. ^ ¥ 643-5302. full and 2 half baths, two lull and two half balhs. sant office. Hourly rate, plus transportation. M6-1508 after has interesting full time posi­ fireplaced living room, Department of Motor Vehicles es­ he spilled the gasoline remaining in which have proved a hazard to Rd. location." cused of taking about $1,000 from the PTO officials said about $700 of the Whatever you and your kitchen with breaklasl commission. No experience tion for sharp person good at garage, etc All of this plus tablishes rules and regulations on the cup over his neck and back. A swimmers. Commission Chairman Herbert group, police said. missing money was raised in early lamlly have decided upon It ri 1 r, r, r kTimiw phri necessary. Will train. Call us detail Good typing skills, counter, all appliances, cen­ Uttk h ih Crilknhr 1 C|dw M e U a large landscaped lot equipment and operation of the spark from the engine ignited the A letter has been received by the Van Kruiningen said the Eagleville Police said Frances Laverne Gor­ S t the tlyla home that you at 569-4990. BABYSITTER- assist production manager, tral air, fully carpeted, April at a talent show. NnNm: cawl N u t 2 ikMl anar) U t HDUSEKEEPER Don’t wait, call today luxurious paneled and buses, and town officials are respon­ gasoline on Loomis, fire officials commission from Jesse Brainard Dam suggestion had come up two don, 35, an assistant professor of want, you can real ■inyar ( kMK Mf) k * r ikMl kanrir HOUSEKEEPER. Perma­ run errands-diversified Ms. Gordon said the money was J h . tkn drik; M iMcri X- uknUiN Priced at $53,500. carpeted rec room, large sible for town roads and the police said years ago, but there was a question aiaurad that at Century PHONE FROM home to ser­ nent. Two bright loving boys, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. duties. Equal opportunity concerning the parcel of land on Hop allied health and director of the stolen while she was at work. Uw lir kM kam: ca n h klkiit 4 14- vice our customers in the 6 4 4, in Manchester, Tuesaay employer. Call Connie, 646- patio with gull. pool, tennis, 21, TEDFORO REAL ^ eriiUiaii lai: aarU tkauN 2. Apply at many extras 646-6040 ESTATE, Rt. 44A, Bolton l-.IISiU.2,l.l4at|ltttiekrii:la>. Manchester area. Flexible ■ Friday, 8:45-4:45. Own 2900. MfririllirilTaliilaShkri hours, super earnings. 249- transporation. 646-0261 MANCHESTER Notch, Bolton, 647-9914, » a i Uath 1 lU IMx ItaaNi NkrilB NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7773. EXPERIENCED ZINSSER MANCHKSTEH-Ninc room Town to receive ws will have It In our aam Ulfiir.N iN -.N iN -.ld MANOR Rtallor 648-1511 aluminum sided Ranch 1800 Jai alai results Jai Alai entries ^ESTATE OF DONALD W PEARCE, I 4T lim: N klih 2W M ) M v 14' ■ MATURE PERSON-to work HAIRDRESSER South Wind­ deceased llilinga for you. Our ININ'ilN4alpM c:2Ni4'hair GENERAL CONTRACTOR Wednesday through Friday 646-0129 sor area Full or part lime feel living space, large lot. The Hon W iiliam E FitzGerald. axpsriancsd atalf will go N 4 lur- i km VI V E M M c i V2 COMMISSION house la spread over forty PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The which collected the funds. nw 1 Cwuibi 11.(0 ( 20 4 (0 M M im u 9 20 $J0 140 ikriliOi VI sonality. Excellent typing and resume to P. 0. Box 167, Hcalolalor (ireplacc, enclosed nished. aluminum exterior 1-ftaaM Ibit I II40 (1 0 4 00 2-fiMrrici $10 4 00 2-(dim ImtiM 2.(0 140 i l i n n tMMm 7-1 i (mUi Sm M Air Force recently announced 7 . 0 M M i« > I h k k k n m VI ytart wharaet on lur- porch, large lot Good buy The South Windsor Youth Council, the originator of the j-Lnabe bpi 4 20 4.00 4Sir»i $-Zdaici ftwrica 4.20 7. M ftiniei VI 1 Ei n Ui Eowri 7-1 new openings for individuals light steno needed. Small Columbia, Connecticut, 06237. Reply Box T 420 I M M VI $34,500 — Two bedroom l lrri (ceeam (4 0 ( M i 12 $3$ (0 ( M i 2 3 $41.00 I h n O M i V2 S W M M nltura It It spread over friendly office. Excellent Hutchins Agency 646-3166 fund, lost its charter because it failed to complete SMS I n n Q v m with prior military service. If Condo. Central air rec ( M i 1-2 14U0 M n U 1-2 $K.OO Nrfecta 1-2 $I2S.20 LEGAL twn yaart. 14-2 Vl-3 V4-S Vl-3 341 M O M Vl-S you nave been out lor less benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser­ 100% COMMISSION. We have required paperwork. No one else has been able to touch Nrficti 12 miW Triffdi 1-2 4 $40S.(0 TrifKta 3-2-S $4((.$0 V7-12-M V lT 1-34 room, carport, all otters TfHk U 1-21 13,MI.M nmi than 5 years and are looking vices, 242 Trumbull St., Hart­ room for 2 or 3 Real Estate c/o Manchester Herald the funds. UCMTO nKlfTN 1. ( M U cm VI NOTICE Manchetter considered Foum (-(dim Lkw 1140 14 00 2 40 1-Miai Um 2100 140 120 14 for "A Great Way of L ife ', ford, 549-5561. Salespeople. License 4 1 M M l 7-2 $35,000 — Four bedroom Without the reinstitution of the South Windsor Youth l-ORiMi 1140 $.20 IIO b^ 7.(0 $.40 (4ehrir llwti $(0 140 U M M M V2 The Bolton Zoning Commis­ contact the Air Force im­ experience helpful. Must be RANCH CONDO 2Leene( SOO 3.00 S Ortfia (r a tM 310 iZ M r b m 3.(0 CARPENTERS-Experienced willing to work full time. Colonial. I 'l balhs. gar­ Council, the funds would have eventually been turned sion will hold a Public mediately. Call 646-7440. Two bedroom Ranch Con­ 100 ( M i 14 (SliO Q M i (-1 $41(0 L l M f M i VI In c o n s tru c tio n f ie ld , We re offering to pay 100% age. 200 loot deep iol over to the state. The incorporators can now turn the ( M i 12 S43.00 PvrfKti 1-1 $14210 Nrltcti 14 $1$$.70 I M M VI Hearing on Monday, August dominium Hec room wilh MtctJ 1-2 $10100 TrrtKti (-1-S $7(0 30 Frifwta 14-1 $101.00 7. U n i M M knowledge of various types of commissions or you may Needs your personal touch money over to town control. IS, 1977 at 8 p.m. In the Bolton home siding helpful to open L choose to work under the con­ fireplace, 1G halhs $34 9(X) InfNti 1-2-S $22tU m m k $40M24 I M n r h p a VI iJMf M n VI m $35,900 — Charming The action was the result of efforts by Councilman John irmNCI: 1,021 tM M M S n i Community Hall for the pur­ N(JT1CE TO CREDITORS close homes for insulating ventional 50/50 split. For an DEALERS VM 714 2-M V24 a n W a p M TEOFORO REAL ESTATE V7 2 V24 V2-12-V3 ESTATE OF BENJAMIN H WARREN L home. 2 bedrooms i3rd un­ Mitchell, who said he would like to see the money be used 24-1 14-3 1-V2 VV3 VVl VVl 341 pose of hearing a request from contractor. Steady work. appointment for an interview JOHNSTON, deceas^ finished!. garage Private to benefit the town’s youth rather than be sim ply turned Mr. Stillman Keith for a zone The Hon W illiam E FitzGerald. Group Insurance. Good call Stillman Keith of Keith HOWLAND, Inc. change from R-1 to R-2 to a f.ourt »l Rrobiile. Distncl of Judge, of the Court of I’ robate, District wages. Call Mr, Bernard Real Estate at 649-1922.. yard with fruit trees Lo\e- over to state coffers. Mancht-ster of Manchester at a hearing held on Lozier, 6464464.______WANTED Rasllors 643-1108 iy neighborhood, particular parcel of land The money was collected in l%7-68 in hopes of building Plainfield results NOTICE OF HEARING August 4 1977 ordered that all claims located on Rt. 44 A and South ESTATE OF JU LIES S A LO M K aka must be presented lo the fiduciary on OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac­ P A R T T IM E $37,900 - Older Two a teen drop-in center in the area of the South Windsor JI LIL’S A S A U )M K deceased or before November 4. 1977 or be Road, containing ap­ tive, refined person, good JANITOR/CLEANERS MANCHESTER - Ranch Family. Aluminum siding High School. l^lrsuanl lo an order o( Hon William barred as by law provided Needed. Early morning, 6 to 9 TM: 11:11 ikiiftydNa M } proximately 13 acres and E FitzGerald. Judae. dated July 28, f'earl J Huliman, appearance, pleasant per­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Three bednxmis. 1 1 2 baths, Needs r e d e c u r a 11 n g nusH T noac Domi iiMU coaut |T) L M iS n a M ^ 1977 a hearing will be held on an a m., 6 day week. Few The project was eventually dropped, and the remaining MMl SU i>i S4I.U INIWUaat lUI IN IN known as the Jennie Perrett A sst (jerk sonality. Opportunity for high small down payment Good in­ Excellent invesimeni nST IWU COKI (II NflKli SH Md SM.W dpplif atKin praym{( that an instrument The liduf lary is evening openings, 6:30 to 9:30. funds have since been dormant. Dennis said the money M M a'iN ili U N .N SliNia tadM SI eaminas. Steady work. Call terest rate Owner will VSiwkan^ U t t U L it InlKli i4-i idi II.031N Estate. The hearing will also purportinft to be the last will and lesU- fiettrge G Johnston Must nave own transporta­ $54,900 - Cape. 4 I'tWa tMi; «N I N MtaK S.N t hi) lad I M rnent of said deceased be admitted lo B72-4S15 between 10 a m. and 2 assume mortgage 25 years w ill be held in a trust account by the town. If anything is F n M l |t| Maada lU pad SSiN I. M n dN SI hear a request from Mr. Keith 72 Midland Drive tion. Call 649-5334 bedrooms, fireplaced *-S*« til I N laMddili SN IN IN probate as in said application tin file Tolland. (Junn p,m. payment Call anytime, 649- ever built in the way of a teen center it w ill be available, n t IMS rariaria lU pad SUN 1 M l M ia SI for a revision to the zoning more fully appears at the Court of 1122 8 Good Job for extra income. living room, formal dining l U Iwh IN IN Trrlaria IM pdl SNN VM V7-S 2 V7 V24 143 7-14 1-34 142 4356 he said. tinila IM SN.W Mi l DlldtiM I N MS Iraii fiMiin regulations as follows: Rrobdte tin S4-pli-mbc-r 13 1977 at |h 00 room, walk out baseiiienl. InfKti M l n M m i II ■Ftl S-ll IQ 144 3V7 1-74 1-V7 trn anoTi \ M TML 11:11 Please contact garages, 1,800 .square feel SiCIW H l- S ll (I) Odida IN Hd SN.N I Fdallad M U N IN IN 1. bri (awnmm VI 1. Irni Section 6.C — Multiple i'earl J Huliman. VOLPI HOAD, BOLTON - MaNi il^ IN IN t M il VI X Ass t Clerk M l TM-l tin U N t.H I N FkIicU U3 Country living in this large living area idl SUN MNd l|d i I N X Dwelling Complexes 013-8 Secretary/Receptlonist MUflc b i IN IN Tnlicll M.| Md SISS.II NtiTK.K TO CHKDITOHS Colonial with a beautiful view Rockville hospital notes I S « l ! H 1 K U I I itmkm Lot Area $38,900 — Andovtr lake Snn III (II tdida tU pad SU N KSTATK OF U'CV SMLFKLT Family room, patio, first floor INL 31:11 S-Ilil Cllq UN UN I N "For the first (presently VJTK E TO ( HEDfTOR.S H ASTIM .S dkd LUCY S HASTINGS George Doherty front. 2 bedroom year M i U l SM.U Maria tU pad SUN L td ESTATE ffE EDWARD C ( I STEK W« |utt mov«d In and boy, can wa uaa aoma laundry, four good sized Maiad IN LN Tidaria 1V4 pad SINN l l n n l reads — "For each ") prin­ Thf H«m William K KiizlMTald round Ranch, kitchen with IniKla M-l hM II JM.N tUtaiiii IMn IN asxi. U m S t The Hon William E EiUfK-rald Judw*. lA thf Ciiurt of l'n>baU‘. Distrn t halp. Our talaphonaa ara ringing and our typing la in p«raon bedrooms Buy now and pick Ml MUt i.riiii riK.li ran s-ii HI cipal building there shall be a -lu IN ammi s-ii m dwelling units. There shall be fwrn-0 ds by law provKl4?d otfar la cartalnly mora than adaquata and tha aur- Rockville; Mary Lipstreau, Discharged Thursday; TIKUII Mida UI pdl StN L M * M n VI sirn VI 1 In p i VI irnmUmk VI fiarred as by law provided Ui-arl J llulliTidn CENTURY 21 INdi Ikai UN UN IN Maria UI pdl SISN I Mir VI I M n V2 X M i M M 7 2 an additional 10,000 square I'earl -I liulirnan $32,900 - VACANT Cape - Cen- Vlneta Dr., Vernon; Stanley Christina Boucher, Thrall MlIMpiilUiN S-If. IMdtti. d* I N IN X M m M VI ___ A-ssl ( Irrk roundlnga ahould ba a booat lo your ogo. It you’ro M kU IH Nd SUM tiidria SI S pad U U N i Jni U M V2 }• y y y ■ {'J i M i Mmi 7-2 ilMOMrin VI feet of lot area per each ad­ A sst f.lerk 11k- litJu4-iary ih Irally located Six rooms, JACKSTDN/ Orlowski, Stafford Springs; Rd., Vernon; Gregory I Caal M M IN I Bmk krUM 7-1 llM la M VI '0)1- tidueiarv is tritKti M.| idi ||.SU.)i ShrfSalaidB SI !'? V Father Arinstrunn looking lor a fun job worklitg with aoma nica pao- aluminum siding, rear Adrian Riendeau. West Rd., IK ll.ll lidniSirN VI 1 M n U n VI ditional dwelling unit." IbiWard f ( usier IH l.vdall Sm-f-l lieralh AVANTE Boucher, Thrall Rd., Vernon; Foami s-is (II Mod IIS pad SMN 7. M n 2M VI 7. M n fimN VI Philip Dooley, 73) Dak Slrec-l M.ifwhiAirr Conn pla, pick up lha phona, giva ua a call, at 289-S441. porch Trades locally con­ Rockville, Donald Riopel, Karen Howard. Ellington; SK. aiSIM IIN I N IN 7. fiwlrpifp 71 * M East llartfikrd. f onn 646-1316 Maria lU pad SHI N X (N o n bnrre VI X h ijjN M m VI 1 M Ptora VI 1 EMn M UU>40 sidered T J Crockeit. M S M M r t Chairman 1124 8 Intartal Communicatlona, Eaal Hartford. Oak St., Rockville; Lena Mildred Sunega, Broad Brook. ••• Irdaria I M pad SHUN IIH ^ I f lB M in m M U M M il (IZ3 8 Realtors, 643-1577 I a 8

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Circa 1750. Restored 9 room center chimney Colonial. New kitchen In rear ell. 4 fireplaces, wide board floors, S Z S w HOURS: Daily 8:30 AM — 6:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM — 6:00 PM Sundays CLOSED panelling. 4 bedrooms. 2 new baths. 2 stairways, pond. eamliMIlM OtWAU) BIN MT U T U C U m UUNT HA8UCHM TOXY W U lU fm lUMlYX IMWHaWfY H U UCtWfl tOMKM FUM «6UUH RIM 3.8 acres. $72,500. SPECTACULAR VIEW • FIRST TIME OFFERED • ■ e Plush wall-to-wall carpet and charming wood bur­ PUSHING OUT THE WALLS? H- ning Franklin fireplace is only the beginning of the If your family requirements include a many nice features offered in this three bedroom house with 4 bedrooms, this is the answer home, complete with garage and surrounded by to your problem. There is also a family beautiful treed ‘ 2 acre—It's a honey at this price. room, remodeled kitchen with appliances $43,500. and built-in air conditioner, and 2 zone heat. Plenty of room for bikes and toys in Bolton Center - Colonial with spectacular view. Eight the two car garage and a large lot for the Buys A House O f Their Own rooms. 2 baths. 2 fireplaces. 2-car garage on beautiful­ children to enjoy. At an affordable $39,900. ly landscaped level lot. $59,900. VERNON $36,500 BOLTON $45,900 There’s space and fun for the big fam ily in this RAN CH home, with additions, presently being A “REALTOR" enuhled this family to l \ i ^ a r d s 1 i-i«i compact CAPE COD, 4 bedroom home with 24' used as storage area for a business. There is purchase their special dream home. If above ground pool priced to fit a modest housing room for the family as well. you’ve got a house you’ve been eyeing, D.F. REALE budget. Extras include a paneled 20x25' rec see one of these reputihle real estate Rej!k'

HOME OF MERRITT MORTGAGE MONEY? Lot )|I38 Strawbarry Ltnt - ManchNSter. NEW-7 Boom Colonial - 3 bedrooms ■ 1 full. 2 half baths - Fireplaced VERNON 7 Room RalMd Ranch VERNON $39,900 TOLLAND $45,900 family room off eat In kitchen w range it dishwasher, 3 Bedrooms, Rec Room, l'<5 Baths, Fireplace. Needs vinyl siding - garage - $52,900 Some Interior Work. $35,900. Immaculate 7 room, 3 or 4 bedroom CAPE on A 48 foot RAISED RANCH in excellent condition large well landscaped lot in desirable convenient inside and out available NOW! Located in new neighborhood with city water and sewer. New home area with raised hearth fireplace, built-in kitchen, paneled lower level, complete cathedral ceiling, all curtains and draperies, IHEUM with 2nd kitchen, bar and walk out to charming large deck. Extra windows in lower level lets in brick patio and garden area. plenty of light.

A SK ME. MANCHESTER Now 7 Room Ranch 3 Large Bedrooms, Cathedral Ceiling Living Room, Betty Petricca Heatalator Fireplace. Spacious Paneled Rec Room. 2 Car 25 Slanlty St., Etit Hartford. Lovely 4 bedroom Loan Officer Garage. $62,000. Colonial • 1 '.2 baths - carpeted living room • and family DUPLEX .4 room off eat in kitchen • 2 enclosed porches - double gar­ /I age - $41,900 Central location, 5-5. Opportunity to in­ crease present low rents. ! Icnta^c Saving , /'W/ 1-S-* TOLLAND $44,900 TOLLAND $48,500 646-1180 Robert D. Murdock. Reailot PRICED TO SELL! Seven room, 3 bedroom Screened sunporch and in-ground pool are u.'' .-.m .4>,8e lOull hOuS'IC R A IS E D R A N C H situated on a beautifully highlights of this reasonably priced 9 room LENDER landscaped lot. Freshly decorated in a contem­ RAISED RANCH. There are 2'/2 baths, patio, porary flair. Modern kitchen with custom deck and picket fence. Take the plunge! •••••••••••••••••••••••••• cabinets - many nice features. Nomas for Safa 23 Nomas For Stit 23 Nomas for Safa 23 National Weather Forecast Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 ^3000 NEW SIX ROOM COLONIAL- Convenient to schools and BOWERS i( shopping. Large rooms, eat-in SCHOOL FOUR NEW LISTINGS!! 4 BEDROOM kitchen with appliances, Area Is the location of this generous closet space, charming 6 room Cape aluminum siding, storm win­ COLONIAL with one car garage. JIM RAY BRIAN dows and doors. Lovely BARROWS PHIL Nearing completion is this landscaped lot. Priced to sell Lovely remodeled AND ____ DeROCCO ANDISIO CONTI McKEEVER charming 7 room Colonial at $43,500. Call Peterman kitchen, fireplaced living offers this aluminum Thinks this etk room has Just listed a Zoomed in from Ver­ with large eat-in kitchen, Realty it Building Co , 649- room, wall-to-wall carpet non the other day WALLACE Idatl lor your family. Thraa badroomi, kitchan and sided 6 room Cape ranch with garage Classic Dutch appliances, Itk baths, 9404 or 644-8659. and more. Priced to sell at COMPANY with this excep­ LOeAMQCLCe dining room, lancad yard. Only $35,500. with new roof, air and red barn on a fireplaced living room, $41,900. MANCHESTER PARKADE Colonial. Nine tionally well cared conditioner, anchor mini-estate 235* lot is garage. Large treed lot yet FIRST TIME OFFERED. A rooms, IVk baths, for 8 room ranch Lovely ten room two family fence, awnings, gar­ ideal for bringing up lowitt liMPiiAium ’ close to schools & shop­ ZINSSER wall to wall, drapes, with 2 full baths in Saltbox. Central location. Two 6 4 6 -7 8 3 3 age, (also aluminum icw on.EAM TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES VERNON $48,500 children Clean air and an intercom the desirable ping. Asking $33,900. fireplaces, appliances, REALTORS ! sided) in “ Like OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT TOLLAND $44,900 and country at­ system are a few of Tumblebrook Drive p— t r a r io . carpeting, aluminum siding, 646-1511 NO S E W ER C A V E A T - .Sewers are in and paid! New condition and mosphere, yet close the features. Two Area. Large 207 ft. storm windows and doors a superb home, that should please almost all of Very convenient to shopping and highways. on a parklike lot. to city conveniences. car garage. Four yard includes a ZINSSER $65,900. Call Peterman Agen­ your desires. Beamed living room, family room Beautiful family room with floor to ceiling Call Jim now! fenced-in play area Automatic garage bedrooms. Compare Realtor 646-1511 cy, 649-9404 , 644-8659. with wood stove, garage, fireplace, no-wax fireplace, built in air conditioner, wall to wall door opener. Huge for c h lla re n and UfIVfAIHIN FOIOCASt € kitchen floor, formal dining room, wooded lot. in the mid-forties! beautiful swimming Lota-Land for Sale 24 Professional carpeting in living room, dining room and hall - fam ily room. Mid For period ending 7 a m , Saturday, Aug. 13. During MANCHESTER-Delightful Much more and it's Krechko built. CALL pool. Several Custom L-Ranch located in and many more extras. forties and worth it! Friday night, showers and thundershowers will be HEBRON -Older five room, BUILDING LOT For Sale - U S — — ^pliances will stay. two bedroom, basement, con­ area of fine homes. Three Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! Circumstances dic­ scattered across parts of the Tennessee valley, mid bedrooms, two baths, two car Henry Street. Near schools. W« are your award-winning RELO real oatate Nawly litlad Capa with lour badrooma, kitchan and al- WE Atlantic states and the Dakotas. Elsewhere, fair to partly venient location, easy care No brokers. Call 646-4528. tate fast sale, priced lot. Ideal for middle aged cou­ garage, much more Beautiful broker backed by over 18 years of experience Iracliva dining room, ona altachad garaga and a naw 2- WORK! accordingly in very cloudy skies should prevail, minimum temperatures in­ ple. $26,500. Possible low lot. Home offered at $67,500. and aervica to tranafarrad paopla and com- car datachad garaga. Huga Iraad lot. Low $40'a. low fifties! clude: I approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) B/W Realty, Inc. 647-1419. Manchester D.W j FISH r e a l t y CO. down payment plus closing panlea. One call pule ut to work marketing your ;i’. • Atlanta 70 I84), Boston 68 ( 87), Chicago 62 (80), Cleveland cost. Robert Associates, 228- BUILDING LOT -n.,, • 6 4 9 * 2 8 1 3 62 ( 79). Dallas 74 (91). Denver 57 (81), Duluth 47 I69i. 9274 OPEN HOUSE-47 Devon property here and finding new properly for you REALTOR' Drive. Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Two One lot rem aining on anywhere. Houston 73 (88), Jacksonville 72 (89i, Kansas City 60 i85). ■ Ci'i//US fodny VERNON CIRCLE The William E. Belflore Agency Little Rock 72 (89l, I-os Angeles 56 (80), Miami 77 l88l. SEVEN ROOM ALUMINUM bedroom Ranch, on a shady Pilgrim Lane (off Porter street, excellent condition. / . n h u h l . , r . , Ill t e l REALTORS ALL POINTS RELOCATION 647-1413 New Orleans 73 ( 88), New York 71 (84), Phoenix 83 (98i. Sided Cape. Full shed dormer, Street). City utilities Call : A43-1S91 OR 87i-91 S3 woLverton enclosed back porch, $30,900. 647-1189. Center Street for details. San Francisco 56 ( 75), Seattle 58 |80), St Louis 65 i84l, to Stone to Devon Drive. The Barrows & Wallace Company REAL ESTATE Washington 74 (86) fireplaced living room, wall- WARREN L to-wall carpet, IVi baths, dis­ MANCHESTER COVENTRY-Waterfronl EAST HARTFORD-Five hwasher. Call Owner, 647- HARTFORD m HOURS: Daily 8:30 AM — 8:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM — 6:00 PM Sundaya CLOSED acency enjoyment with this three room Ranch, three bedrooms, '““I Manchester $61,900 646-7833 728-6615 ^ OONAIOI0MU1RIM AXTUtbeUW I QlUaTHMUCMU TONY W U lU ftn HMIYN •UtmWNfY RMUCIWI OOMONRIN MIMlUUIRa L U M R M l bedroom, year round home 1111, after 5. $40 s. No agents HOWLAND, Inc. A VM U BU SOW fireplace, well treed private please. Immaculate Colonial ' Realton______643«1108 that features floor to celling lot, quiet street. $35,900. Cen­ Cape. Eight rooms, 2-car fieldstone fireplace, cathedral tury 21-Jackston Avante. 646- garage, 3-zone heat, ceilings, sunporch, 2-car gar­ MANCHESTER-Just listed. 1316. A l RWAY private enclosed yard, new Real Eitate Wanted 28 age and priced only in the Modern Porter Street area. Im­ “THERFS NO HOME UKE THE ONE YOU OWN” maculate seven room Colonial deck off walk-out family (ii'.'i' ,\i( wiih OPEN SUNDAY - 1-4 P.M. BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE I40 s. B/W Realty, Inc , 647- ALL CASH For your property, 1419 2-Bedroom EAST WINDSOR- Rambling Cape, three bedrooms, large room, new wall-to-wall Cape. 9 rooms, 2 baths. 3 eat-in kitchen, dining room, carpeting, many extras. within 24 hours. Avoid Red 89 Indian Drive, Manchester Tape, Instant Service. Hayes fireplaces, greenhouse, barn, fenced in yard, completely Quiet dead-end street. Apartments I brook, pond site. 7Vi pic­ remodeled. $40,900. LaPenta Corporation, 646-0131. d SEN T R Y DESIGNED WITH DISTINCTION” turesque acres with fenced Agency Realtor, 646-2440. B]f Owner Call 646-7436 IU'.A1 ESIAIL Sl-.RVia.S PHIL CONTI pastures. Call Suzanne or SELLING your house? Call us thinkc thit clean — eKtremely clem » leven room Cape represenii Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J first and we ll make you a eicelleni value on today's market. Four bedrooms are easily possible *180 The location is central, close to schools, shopping, bus. and churches Watson Beach Co.. cash offer. T.J. Crockett. HIGH ON A HILL Just completely redecorated. It is in Merve In' condition Can be oc­ BY OWNEH-Cuslom built for per month Manchester Office, 847-9139. Realtor, 643-1577. cupied before school starts Low thirties — need we say more? Call Phil "Care Free Living , eight Equal Housing Opportunity. now large rooms, lour bedrooms. Includes wall to w alll IMMEDIATE Cash for your Ity baths with powder room carpeting, heat, hotf SIX ROOM RANCH with new NONE BETTER property. Let us explain our Large family room, with floor water and parking. kitchen and ceramic tiled fair proposal. Call Mr. to ceiling fireplace, park-like bath. Firpelaced living room, AIRWAY Travel Agency, Inc. Belfiore, 647-1413. JIM DeROCCO yard in a quiet private 643-1961 large rec room, plus fourth offerR for thii week a laroe teven room Capa with heatad sunporch. neighborhoixl $62,904 Prin­ lqu0l Moving bedroom. Two tar attached MAY WE BUY your home? palio, and garage, plus aluminum storms and Kreens The yard |s a Opportunity 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. NEW LISTING $34,900 pleaaani combination of sun and shada, with mature trees Location is cipals only. Call 649-7406 for a . Large treed lot. Only Quick, fair, all cash and no convenient to everything. Compare $39,900 homes with this one al more complete description . Keith Real Estate 6^ $37,500 06040 problems. Call Warren E. Aluminum sided Raised Ranch features: 4 » 4126, 649-1922. Colonial. Six rooms Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Excellent starter bedrooms, huge kitchen, formal dining MAGNIFICENT NEW 7 ROOM JUST LISTED. Six room SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean plus family room. home. Six room Cape, is where you'll find this exciting Raised Ranch with con­ COLONIAL with a maintenance free Cape, Ilk baths. Aluminum Houtahold Qoodt 40 room, family room, fireplace, 2 full baths, six room Cape with stone Highland Park School, new aluminum siding, temporary decor. 3 bedrooms, 2'A baths, family room and exterior of fieldstone and vinyl. 3 RAY ANDISIO NEW siding Fireplace. Excellent fireplace, aluminum siding, Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 office. Low $50's. wrap around deck, all on a nice lot with a is a Manchestar naiiva, and knows the desirabi.:ty and aura of ih# REFRIGERATORS Lakewood Circle area. Ray offers a lovely tour bedroom Cape there, condition. Only $39,900. Pasek attached garage, tree shadM three bedrooms, new new storms and beautiful view. This is THE Home for the generous bedrooms, first floor family LISTINGS Realtors, 289-7475. Washers, ranges, used, complete with iwimming pool, cabena. two.car garaga. lour bedrooms. yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real kitchen, large dining screens, plush wall to guaranteed and clean. New person who wants to be released from the room, with stone fireplace. 2'/z baths. Huge 2'/i baths, and a plethora of other features AA zone, this is truly Coun­ Estate, 646-4126 649-1922. Manchester YOU WILL BE IMPRESSED try Club" living close to the Manchester Country Club at a price sur­ Four bedroom Ranch with $39,900 - NEW ON the market TWO room, lovely living wall carpeting, walking shipment damaged. GE and slavery of house and yard work. kitchen, formal dining and living room. prisingly moderate! Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. by this lovely aluminum sided Cape. Fireplaced living 2 full baths, family room, - Lovely six room Colonial MANCHESTER- Two Family room, enclosed porch. Privacy and professional design make this Deck and double garage. Set on a private with 1 l.'2 baths, plus Bnished VALUE FAMILY distance from school Pearl and Son, 649 Main room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, detached garage on a West Side garage, fireplaced living F la t, 3 <1 4. Aluminum wooded lot. Priced in the low $60s for rec room (knotty pine). Ideal 7 room Condominium. Set on a large treed lot Inground pool. 2-car and shopping. Easy to Street. 643-2171. Main Street. lot. Bolton home a best buy at only $58,500.00. room plus wall-to-wall storms, aluminum siding. 2 643-^171. Immediate Sale! BRIAN McKEEVER carpet and other extras home (or growing tamily. T J car garage. Deep lot. Plus Three bedrooms, rec room, close to alt conveniences. garage. Excellent con­ finance. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577 JUST ARRIVED Directions: East Middle Tpke., to Greenwood .Street. 2nd would like to show you a three bedroom Cepe with bid full shed dormer, Lovely treed lot adds to the many extras. Excellent condi­ 2W -)- W baths, carpeting, Separate heating systems. Large 6/6 Duplex in convenient location, 2 furnaces. 2-car a covered paiio. a barbeque pit. a two car garage. AND a pleasant quiet dition. Must see, $47,- LIVING ROOM SET-Couch, right is Indian Drive. location on a short, practically no-traffic street Just redecorated and value of this fine home. tion. Priced to sell, low $40s. central air conditioning, 2-car garage, large garage, excellent income. Priced to move. $49,900. DISTINCTIVE U 4R Swiss 900. chair, coffee table, desk. painted. Mid Ihirtlet and worth it Priced at $43,900. Ask lor Paul J. Correntl, Real Estate, appliances. $36,900. kitchen. Shows well and is Made of butcher block wood We*re Here for You! Chalet. Located high on a hill. 643-5363. Jean Browne. This four bedroom, 3 bath a good investment. Asking and leather like vinyl. $250. Call Anytime! $47,900. 646-4707. BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO MANY MORE - CALL US • tVE WORK! chalet offers unique modern VERNON-FOR SALE BY WARREN L TEOFORD REAL ESTATE living Ample closet space 2 29 Conrttclicul Btvd . Eott Hortlord MLS OWNER, Two plus acres, two LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES SEARS KENMORE-gas Realtors Inc. WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY ZINSSER car garage. 2 fireplaces, large bedroom Ranch, small bam, HOWLiWD,lnc. 17^^" YTi ill >AinU IJiveKAfi A47.14iq Rm Hot 646-1511 lot Mid $70s. Keith Real ZINSSER range. 30 inches with visi-uke 289-4331 no agents please. $35,500. 875- Reaftofs M3-110a Realtor oven door and teflon griddle. Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922 6566. Realtor $46-1511 649-4003 MLS Good condition. $55. 646-2095. PAGE S IX - B - MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD, Manchester. Conn., F ri., Aug. 12, 1977 MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 12, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B Frink ami Enwtl 40 HoutohoU Qood$ 40 Houithold Oootfi Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmants For Rant 53 Autoa For Sale SI Autoa For Sala SI Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sele 61 DEHUMIDIFIER-Sears, 20 FOR SALE- 3 Door Dropleaf BUSINESS & SERVICE 118 MAIN STREET - Three Pine Hutch, 1275. 1 Door, 1 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- capacity, ISO. Cali 643- room heated apartment, fur­ Drawer Pine D ry Sink, 1125. Security, on busline, no pets, f^tevdls, tR N lE r ! nish own appliances, parklike ■ ■ ■ ■ B a ijiU Call 872-4003, anytime. one car. References, wall-to- r^t^GS • SERVICE • SELECTION • SAVINGS. yard, security. 8220. Available wall carpeting, first floor. wB HAD t h e ID w g iD FREEZERS, New and used, August 1st. 646-2426 , 9-5. 8190 plus heat and utilities. end of summer specials. W.H. n □ MISC. FOR SALE Available August 15th. Call AND TH A T SOVERNME T (^euss Sons, 226 Boston Turn­ M A N C H E S T E R - N e w ly 643-1668. pike, Boiton. renovated two bedroom ^ o m t Ra c T [S 0 0 R5 ! Arllclti tor Salt 41 Duplex apartment within THREE ROOMS-on two DESK AND CHAIR-Six DIRECTORY walking distance to down­ a •. STA R T WoRiC O N buslines. Appliances, parking, drawer chest of drawers,Sony A LU M IN U M sheets used as town. With varnished floors storage, porch, 8150. Plus color T V , queen size box printing plates, .007 thick, Sarvicat Oltarad 31 Sarvleaa Otiarad 31 Painting-Papparing 32 and new modem kitchen and security. 646-3494, evenings A RBylSBO ESTIM ATE ffiring and mattress, inciudes 23x32 ', 25 cents each or 5 for RooOng-BldIng-ChImnay 34 bath. 8240 includes heat, hot 649-4742. linen and bedspread, 9x10 11. Phone 643-2711. C iM T R E E Service - Free es­ ED'S LIGHT Trucking - PAINTER NEEDS Work - water, stove, refrigerator. im m ediately . white carpet. All items good timates, discount senior BIDWELL Home Improve­ Cellars and attics cleaned. Interior, Exterior Painting, Call 6464090. C 1ir7»,M A.kK.TU HifUS f« Dtl quality and excellent condi- UNIFORM S W ANTED - Cub ment Co. Expert installation citizens. Company Trees cut. Free estimates. Papering, by the hour or job. _T ha « 4 ® '^ tion. Clall after 5 p.m. 646-1190. Scouts, Boy and G irl Scouts, of aluminum siding, gutters Manchester owned and 646-1943. Residential, Commercial. Brownies, nurses. East and trims. Roofing installa­ Autos For Salo 61 Auloa For Sale 61 operated. Call 646-1327. Summer homes, apartments, WlnUirop WE BUY AND SELL Fur­ Catholic School. 649-1225. tion and repairs. 6494495,875- COMPLETE LAWN windows puttied. 20 years niture. Cash on the line. One 9109. EXPERT TREE Removal - maintenance - Lawns, $5 and experience! Will Travel. E .' piece or an entire houseful. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Free estimates. Insured. im. Hedges, $10 and u Davis, 6494)495. HORACE Tetrault • Siding, 646^32. Furniture Bam. 345 processed gravel, stone, sand Working Manchester area for E d i...... and fertilizing. 64 Main Street beside Douglas and fill. For delivery call over eight years. Reasonable. roofing, storm windows, aw­ Motors. George H. Griffing. Andover. J.P. LEWIS St SON-Interior nings. Quality workmanship, Call, All-State Tree Expert and exterior painting, 742-7M6. Co., 742-6591. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix free estimates. Fully insured. USED TAPPAN GAS Range. paperhanging, and 872-9187, 649-3417. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No remodeling. Fully insured. |35. Used electric water TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur- need for expensive rec- 649-9658. heater. 30 gallon tank. $35. Good condition. Good for coverlng. 568-5878. SPEC IA LIZIN G cleaning and Call 649-9404 . 644-8659. plating, or welding. Call 649- touch-up work. House calls repairing chimnevs, roofs, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- new roofs. Free estimates. 30 and service calls, pick up and YOUNG MOTHER desires GE DOUBLE DOOR Interior exterior painting and Years Experience. Howley, delivery. 569-2867 days or baby sitting services while Refrigerator. Gas dryer SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- wallpapering. Quality- 643-5381. after 5. you work. Daily or weekly. In Upright freezer. Walnut for­ ditioner, 14,000 BTU. professional work at large fenced in park like yard. mica table. Odds and ends. Excellent condition, 3190. Call reasonable prices. Fully in­ ROOFER WILL InsUll roof LAWNS MOWED, Trucking, Call 643-9926. sured. 643-9&1. 643-5201. 633-8113 after 6 p.m. trimminng and tree work, etc. siding or gutters for low dis­ 646-8864 or 647-1240. count price. Call Ken at 647- LAWN MOWER REPAIR, 1566. small engine repair, chain CLUTTERED ATTICS & •••••••••••••••••••••••••• T A G S A L E S saws sharpened. Free pickup Building-Contracting 33 r q OFING, PA IN TIN G , in Cellars? Will haul unwanted Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 and delivery. 643-9294. suiating. Done at a price you B ra n d N e w items for you reasonably. Call WES ROBBINS carpentry □ AUTOMOTIVE TAG SALE-Saturday August can afford. For free estimate WE PAY 815 for complete TAG SALE-306 A Green Road, 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free EXPERIENCED remodeling specialist. Ad­ LARGE CLEAN MODERN 13th, 10-4. Rain date: August call 875-2218. junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland 1977 MATADOR Manchester. (Across from estimates. RESPONSIBLE-woman will ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ONE Bedroom apartment on 20. Miscellaneous articles. 118 Autos For Sele 6 f Auto Body, 528-1990. Seven-Eleven) Saturday babysit in her home mornings, built-ins, bathrooms, m m u iE SOON first floor. Appliance, storage, Campfield Road. Manchester. August 13th, 10 to 4. Moving BRICK, BLOCK, Stone kitchens, 649-3446. BARCELONA II afternoons, or evenings, Mon­ laundry hook up. Available 1965 RAMBLER Station 1964 Studebaker Cruiser - 4 Must sell much mis­ Fireplaces, concrete. immediately. 8200 plus V-8, automatic, power steering, power TAG SALE-Saturday, August day through Friday. Wagon - Running condition. door sedan. V 4 engine, 6 new cellaneous. Chimney repairs. No job too CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Heating-Plumbing 35 utilities. Norman Hohenthal, disc brakes, air conditioning, rear 13, 9 to 5. 53 Spruce Street. Reasonable rate. If in­ Modem 8150 or best offer. Call after 6, tires including snows. One small. Save. Call 644-8356 for terested, please call Deb at Homes, Additions, Repairs, 646-1166. 6434536. window defogger, tilt steering wheel, Furniture, adults and SEWERLINES, sink lines, family owner - good condition. TAG SALE-August 13 and 14. estimates. 643-9897. Cabinets. Call Gary Cusbing, radio, vinyl roof, mag style wheels, 2 children's clothing, antiques, Call 1-974-1349. 10:00 to 5:00. 33 Crestwood •••••••••••••••••••••••••a 345-2009. cleaned with electric cutters, 2-Bedrooffl 25 GLENWOOD Street. Two tone paint, vinyl roof, Individual miscellaneous. Reasonably 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ Drive, New 10 speed bike, ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars by professionals. McKinney bedroom flat, appliances and reclining seats, radial tires & more. priced. Rain Date August 14. Painting-Papparing 32 ble - Needs tune up. 8550. Call 1975 CHEVY VEGA. Very other miscellaneous newer and attics. Moving large TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Bros. Sewage Disposal private basement. Utilities Stock #8386. List Price $6504. 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. good condition. Low mileage. items. appliances, also stone or loam Carpentry and general con­ Commpany, 643-5308. llpartments not included. No pets. Lease, TAG SALE Two families. P A IN T IN G - interior and Standard, excellent gas delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. exterior, paperhanging, tracting. Residential and Security. 8230 monthly. mileage. Must sell. 82200. 646- Baby clothes, electric meat NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet BASEM ENT TAG SALE-13 excellent work. References. commercial. Whether it be a Available September 1st. 649- N E E D CAR? Credit bad? 2316. sllcer, TV, miscellaneous repairs, plugged drains, *180 Perkins Street. (Off Center, ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Free estimates. Fully in­ small repair job, a custom 9455, 647-9773. Bankrupt? Repossessed? household goods. August 13 kitchen faucets replaced, West of Burger King) Satur­ attics garages, yards sured. M artin Mattson, 649- built home or anything in per rm Honest Douglas accepts 1973 VEGA GT-Power and 14. 114 Rachel Road. 10 to repaired. Rec rooms, day, 10 to 4. Bed & mis­ cleanea, moving, trucking. 4431. between, call 646-1379. MANCHESTER-Glrl to share lowest down, smallest steering, am /fm radio, tach. Year-End Close Out P r / c e ^ S 7 6 1 5. bathroom remodeling, heat llnc lud es wall to wall cellaneous items. Loam for sale. Lawn service. three bedroom townhouse payments. Douglas Motors, 8900. or best offer. Call after modernizzation, etc. Free (Dealer Prep Included) N No job too big or small. 568- Q U A L IT Y P A IN T IN G and NEWTON SMITH - Icarpeting, heat, hot apartment with two other Mb Main. 5:30, 646-5511. MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE. Estimate gladly given. M i M TAXAWRQ.tXTHA TAG SALE — Saturday, 9:30 8522. Paper Hanging by Willis Remodeling, Repairing. Rec ^ water and parking. girls starting September 1st. Saturday, A u^st 13, 9 to 5. 88 Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 22 Birch rooms. No job too small. 649- 890 a month rent plus utilities. 1968 VW Sqbk. Four new tires, Ralph Road, Manchester. Schultz. Fully insured, 6 4 3 -1 9 6 1 Mtn. Ext., Bolton (between R EW EA VIN G burns, holes. references. 649-4343. 3144. Off Street parking. Cali after PARTS Department now open needs body work. Asking 8200. Rain or shine. Houseware, Camp Meeting Rd. and Bolton P LU M B IN G and Heating - Egusi Heuting 5:30, 647-1093. Saturdays. Complete line of ★ USED CAR SPECIALS ★ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. As is. 643-2836. Opportunity stereo, skiis, drapes, Center Rd ). New hanging Window shades, Venetian CAR PEN TR Y St Masonry - Fast service. Reasonable Chrysler parts. Chorches bedspreads, miscellanous. Cape rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- lamp, fireplace sets, books, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Additions and remodeling. Motors. 649-3646. 1971 Comet. Two door, six painted for 3150-8200 by 6567. pocKetbooks, ice skates, Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649- Fre estimates. Call Anthony cylinder, automatic, radio and TAG SALE-Saturday, August scheduling now. Professional Homes lor Rent 54 S 75 HORNET Only $2895 knick-knacks, plant pots, plus 5221. Squillacote, 649-0811. 1970 M ERCURY Cougar XR-7 heater, 39,000 miles. 8995. 643- 76 PACER $3895 13th, 9 a m. to 5 p.m., 65 considers any job. 289-9287, more. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland 6217. 2-Door Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, power steering, 6 cyl,, automatic, power steering, air, tinted glass, Oliver Road (off Broad evenings or weekends, Don. SUMMIT STREET. Rent with C ARPENTRY - All types of C A R P E N T R Y - R ep airs , available September 1st. engine. Excellent running »»# nice cocoa brown finish, low mileage. Stock whitewalls, wheel discs, light group, radio. Stock Street). Moving out of state. option. Six room Duplex, 8275 TAG SALE-Saturday and Sun­ carpentry; Remoaeling, remodeling, additions, gar­ Flooring Adults, no pets Security, condition. New shocks and 1970 VOLKSWAGEN- Needs • #3104. #5645. Tools, books, shelves, skis, PAPER HANGING Expert. 36 monthly. Goodchild Bartlett day, 9 to 5. 31 Overland Street. roofing, siding. No job too ages, rooofing. Call David references, parking. 528-7275. brakes. Asking 81950. Call 643- engine. May be used for parts. power mower, miscellaneous Your average paper, in Realty, 569-1744 , 648-5386. Desks, skiis, ski rack, ski small. Free estimates. 644- average room, $30. Mr. Patria, 644-1796, FLOOR SANDING St 4484. Best offer. 643-7252 after 5. home furnishings. CENTRAL FOUR ROOM boots, head board, trash com­ 3079. Richman, 646-3864. REFINISHING. Floors like SMALL HOUSE Lower end of pactor, Christmas Tree, milk CARPENTRY, CUSTOM new. No waxing (specializing Apartment, second floor, gas 74 JAVELIN Only $2595 67 AMBASSADOR Only $695 TAG SALE-Saturday August Vernon Avenue, Rockville. glass, refrigerator, rocker, WINDOW CLEANING - HOUSES-Additlons, garages, in older floors). Staining and gas stove. Two adults, no Sporty little car equipped with 6 cyl., automatic, V-8, automatic, power steering. Slock #2616. 13th, Rain date August 14th. 10 PROFESSIONAL Painting: Two bedrooms, living room, many other items. Commercial & Residential. roofing, and siding, kitchens, pets, security. 8135 monthly. power steering and brakes. Slock #9412. to 6. 79 Walnut Street. Two Interior i Exterior, Commer­ floors. Ceilings. In-outside kitchen, 8173 per month plus Great IransportallonI Full insured. Free estimates. bathrooms, and repair work of 643-7094. motorcycles, much more. cial & Residential. Free es­ painting. Morso Stove Dealer. security Tenants pay utilities. Call Quality Maintenance In­ timates. Fully insured. 646- all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis John VerVerfaille, 646-5750, 872-- 872-9272. TAG SALE-141 Waranoke THREE ROOMS, HEAT, corporated, 646-8845. 4879. for estimate, 643-6712. 2 2 2 2 . TAG SALE-Aupist 12, 13, 14. Road, Manchester. appliances, second floor, MANCHESTER-Two 74 BAT SL Just $2295 10 to 4. R ain or shine. Miscellaneous articles fur­ ------(------available September 1st. Cen­ 0 P E 1 \ 70 VW BIN! Only 81295 bedroom Cape, centrally Household items, toys, some niture, sewing material. One trally located. Security 4 cyl., 4 speed. Stock #1640. Super on gast 4 cyl., automatic, tan In color. Slock #6623. furniture, etc 160 Henry located. Gas heat, aluminum day only. Saturday August DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 832.00 Articles tor Salt 41 Livestock 44 Apartmanta For Rant 53 deposit, no pets. 646-6941. Street. 13th,■ 10 toI 5. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed siding. Children and pets welcome. 8240 plus utilities. sand and stone. 643-9504. QUIET FOUR ROOM apart­ SiNIMMINB POOLS REGISTERED MORGAN- Available ^ptember 1st. Call 77 HORItT Spetial $4395 CiOtEOUT ON AU POOU TO Gelding. English pleasure, 4- m ent, second flo or, 8130 68 PLYMOUTH WAGON 81495 M A U ROOM m OUR 1071 POOU 528-2242 after 5 p.m. Autos For Sale SI Autos For Salt 6 t Autos For Sale 61 years. Great disposition, 643- monthly. Security required. 87 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, power steering, V-8, automatic, PS, PB. air. Only 57,000 miles. Large Pool Distributor has new IP •••••••••••••••#•••••••••• 1043. North Street. air, vinyl roof, tinted glass, whitewalls, wheel dis­ Above Ground Pools for only Ofllcas-Stores for Rent 55 Car looks Ilka newl $577.00 Completely Erected. cs, radio, light group & morel Stock #7698 ROCKVILLE-Three room 31x19' overall dimension. 15'x24' TWO 10 X 10 box stalls LOOKING I I apartment for rent, newly SMALL BUSINESS or Office swim area, complete with heavy available. Bolton area. 649- ^ We offer the largest variety o f^ CHORCHES MOTORS gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy redecorated, heat 8i hot space for rent. Busy 0429 after 5. attractive apartments a nd ^ gauge sidewall, exclusive lock ^ townhouses m Manchester.^ water, no children, no pets. pedestrian area. Low rent. frame construction, aluminum Boats-Accessorles 45 E Rental office open daily 9-5, Call 875-4220. 643-1442. swing-up ladder; also Inside weekends. 11-3. ^ PRESENTS... ladder, advanced type skimmer, MANCHESTER-Two family, 1964 24 foot Cabin Cruiser. MKNErS MOTOR SALES excellent filtration system unit, I DAMATO I first floor, four rooms, no fencing. Huge 4 'x l4 ' sundeck Fully equipped. One piece OFFICE SPACE children or pets, heated, Brand New Brand New Financing arranged—absolutely no contruction. In water. 83000. I ENTERPRISES i West Rd., Rte. 83, Ellington, Ct. security. 8260. After 6, 649- FOR RENT 1977 DODGE ASPEN obligation. 646-3702. 1 646-1021 ^ American 1977 DODGE D-100 CALL TOU FRU: 1-R00-3l2^a2f 3279. 250 sq ua re fe e t, c e n te r of 8 75 -2 ^ 9 5 Ask for Frank Manchester, air conditioning and Motors PICKUP 2-DOOR COUPE Garden Products 47 VERY ATTRACTIVE three parking. Call 642'9551. LOOKING for any ! in real room modern completely TCLLAND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS ... CRT MOVING. Selling everything. SWEET CORN-Sugar and estate; rental - apartments, redecorated apartment on n o E M e v e n in b i t i l a p m n n c i i butter. Pick your own 70 cents homes, multiple dweelllngs, busline. Must be seen to be ap­ Furniture, appliances, tools. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ COUNTY UrEliTiiur«.niePMw M M M v linns* III V rm# , SSV.fat mb ub priB m OP nilBe N ^ a dozen. Natsisky Farm 644- no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate preciated. Stove, refrigerator, Garage full of odds'n ends. fice. Ground level, central 0304. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. neat, hot water, garage, After 6:00 p.m., 649-6656. 80 location, professional Garden Street, Manchester. storage area, laundry VCLKSWAGEN ^ a /i a v s • Noiioanas • aoiAuas • so^ building, parking and utilities. CANNERS SPECIAL: CENTRALLY LOCATED - facilities, security, lease, Call 649-2865. lYouf Authorized Dealer) WOOD FOR SALE-830 for Mi Tomatoes already picked, Three room heated apart­ references, no pets. 8225 . 643- 83.75. Vi bushel. Corn-Silver ment. Second floor. Security. 4884 or 7424084. cord. 855 one cord. 8100 two PROFESSIONAL Office - All SALES SERVICE - PARTS Queen and butter and sugar, 5- Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. cords. Call 742-6519 or 875- facilities. Excellent location. 1974 DATSUN 260 Z. Original dozen bag, 84,00. Krawski TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- 64 WITH T-BAR ROOF 4350. TH R E E AND Vi Room apart­ Good projection. Reasonable owner. 31,000 miles. Air, MotorGycl9$-Bloycla% Farms, 178 Foster Street, MANCHESTER - Main IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 000 miles, am /fm radio. Sharp 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 6'/l ft. box. Stock stock #7270. Black with red Interior and ment, heat, hot water, slove, rent. 351 Center Street. 649- excellent condition. 633-3087. Street. 2/3 room Apartments, car. Asking $2550 . 646-4938. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville A Set For Her #7371 matching landau root, automatic, AM-FM PUSH FOOD CART. Holds South Windsor. First right refrigerator, wall-to-wall 1680, 649-3549. soda, chips, hot dogs, kielbasa past Manchester town line. Heated, hot water, carpet, 8190. Centrally - CAMPERS - RABBITS 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and radio. Options too numerous to mention. 1969 CATALINA PONTlAC-2- 1976 H O R N E T - 4 door. and more. 81,000 firm . Great appliances, parking, no pets. located. Adults only. No pets. rack. $1,750. 289-4042, Retail $6092, Sale Price $5446 FOR RENT-100% Main Street door. Very good running con­ Automatic, power steering, NOW money maker. 647-9396. Security. 523-7047. Security deposit. Call 646-7690. — SCIROCCOS - DASHERS location. Excellent for any dition. 8850. Call 649-6908. air, 2 new snows. 83600 or best BUCKLAND type of business. Heat and air THREE ROOMS, heat, offer. 289-7035. 3777 YOU SAVE *644 MINOLTA SRT 101. SLR, ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart­ conditioning included. Well 1969 FORD CUSTOM 500. Two ★ ★ utilities, appliances included. 24 Tolland Trnpk. - Route 83 three lenses, many FARMS ment. Stove, refrigerator. decorated. Reasonable rent. door, 8 cylinder, 302 Security deposit and 1962 FORD FALCON-Four HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 CHORCHES IS YOUR LEASE HEADQUARTERS accesories. Over 8600 value. Native (n ill a vegelablea fresh References, no pets. 8170. 228- Apply Box A c/o Manchester automatic transmission, dally! Now opan for tho references required. No pets. Talcottville, Conn. door, automatic, good tires, FX-1200 • Built by factory Selling 8300 . 872-7588. 3540, 646-3167. Herald. radio, power steering and two 8250 monthly. Call 6464958 good condition. 84(X). Call 228- engineer. Branch heads, FOR CHRYSLER-DODGE CARS & TRUCKS snows. Runs excellent. Asking 0513. Barnett clutch, aluminum TE N FOOT John Boat with after 5 p.m. 8650. 643-2073. rocker rollers, Mlkunl car­ 3 Vi horsepower Sears motor Autos For Sale 6 f A utoi For Sale 61 1967 CHEVROLET buretor, balanced blue printed LOOK AT OUR FULLY with no more than 20 hours on BEAT THE COMMUTE! Antiques 46 CORVAIR. 110 H P., four motor and transmission. 646- motor. Both in excellent con­ Cromwell area's most /— speed, new clutch, rebuilt car­ 7732. RECONDITIONED PRE-DWNED AUTOS! dition. Asking 8125. Cali 643- prestigious and luxurious WANTED Antique furniture, buretors, tires good. Body 8675 after 6 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or studios. One, two and three ■ \ bedroom apartments from needs some work. Reslorable ★ ★ other antique items. R. Best offer over 8400, Call 649- 74 TOYOTA COROLLA $2495 73 DODGE POURA $1995 POOL COVERS, pool liners Harrrison. 643-8709. 8160 to 8289 per month. Call today, 632-1300. Onlv 15 8272 after 6 p.m. 2 Door, silver, black leatherette m l. 4 speed and pool filters, 60% off if we HONDA ■ CB 200T • 1975, 2-Door Hardtop. V-6, auto., PS. P6- Excellent minutes to downtown Hart­ radio Great shape mside A out condition Inside & oull have your size. Call Frank toll W A N TE D - Furniture, old PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, excellent condition, many free, 1-800-382-4529. ford. toys, Bisque dolls, steins, four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ extras Exceptionally good clocks, swords, guns. Outright ban Motors, 649-2076. performance since purchased 73 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $2995 74 CHEVY MALIBU $2995 purchase, or consignments. M A N C H E S TE R - Suddenly new $500 Call 646-^40 after Wagon, V-6. automatic, excellent condition in­ V-6. auto., PS, Low low miles. Looks & runs like Call 644-8962. available! A magnificent two 4:30 p.m newl side and out Building Supplies 43 bedroom apartmen. in The 1975 MERCURY COMET 16,- Mansion on Otis Street. Two 000 miles, power steering, standard transmission, radial HERCULES MOPEDS. A 76 DODGE DART $3695 NATURAL STONE for fireplaces, huge living room, 74 OPEL MANTA Rooms tor Beni 52 tires. Excellent condition. better moped at a reasonable 4 Speed, radial tires, white with red interior Swinger. 2 Door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power retaining walls, veneers, formal dining room, base­ price Cycle Gear, 63 Tolland steering, radio, vinyl roof, white well tiree, like Call after 4:30. 649-3210. Economical' patios, etc. Pick up by the M ANCHESTER - Large clean ment, appliances, heat, elec­ Turnpike Manchester 647- Mund or delivery by the ton. tricity supplied. Lease, furnished room, centrally 1965 PONTIAC LEMANS-8150 1022 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, security, no bets. Blanchard 74 VW SUPER B EH LE $2495 located, responsible working or best offer. Standard 649-3163. 8c Rossetto, Inc. 646-2482. 1973 YAMAHA 4 speed, r a d la ls , AM/FM stereo, d a r k green, male. 649-^. 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE Comtertlble 649-7621. eKcelleni economical transportation. Firtm lst exterior, padded vinyl roof, leather aeatlng tre e, dual comfort front aeata, recliner MOTORCYCLE- Cafe Bike 73 OLDS DaTA ROYAL $2795 70 010$ 81 $1395 Excellent condition. $800 Call #••••••••••••••••••••••••• THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ M A N C H E S T E R - T w o power paaaenger aeal, crulae control, rear window defogger. trunk Ik) releeee A pull down 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Conver­ power, accent itrlpea, tilt & telescopic tteering. opera lampa. AM/FM itereo pushbutton 2 Door. V-8, automallc, PS, PB. 4-Door, V-6, automatic. P3. PB. air, 643-6686 nished rooms. Kitchen bedroom Duplex apartment, tible. Excellent condition Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 with citizeni band and morel 12.000 milea. Stock #3189 AIR. blua. whita top. blue interior. low mllaaga. vinyl Interior. privileges, centrally located, Mechanically perfect. 81295 or 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE $ Q f l l l l % within walking distance to List Price New $12,105 parking, men only. Deposit. 71 OLDS CtmASS $2295 1972 PUCH-175 CC. Dirt bike DOG-CAT BOARDING downtown. 8220. includes best offer. 649-1352 after 5:00 Call 64^2358. SALE 4-Door. V-6, automatic, PS. PB. 8150, or will trade for small bathing/grooming. Obedience heat, hot water, stove, AIR, vinyl roof, vinyl Interior, low 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO outboard motor 742-7141. protection classes. Complete refrigerator. Call 646-0090. PRICE •969S miieege. Exceptionally clean. BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished 75 OLDS OMEGA $2995 73 CAMARO modern facilities. Canine Mr. Qoodwronch Immaculate condition. $1600 room. Kitchen privileges. 72 NEW YORKEH $1995 1 967 SUZUKI-TC 200, 4 Door Sedan. 6 c y l. automatic. PS. blue with Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon S E V E N R O O M firm . After 5. 875-8818. Orange with saddle mtenor. 6 cyl autom.itic Centrally located. Parking. 76 CHEVY CMAAM $ 4 7K 75 MONTE CARLO $4495 74 MTEMATXMAL $2995 Wagon. All wagon equipment In­ s*r». Excellent condition (200. Call matching Interior. PS. PB • Road, Manchester. For reser­ APARTMENT-24 Locust V«G, 4 epeed, PS. radial tirea, vinyl Women only. Deposit Call Landau, V-6. aulo. PS. PB. air, Traveiall. V-6. AT, P$, PB. AIR. roof cluding air, wood grain aiding, etc. “ l/ia Qonuino 649-8944. vations please call 646-5971. Street. 8300. Security. roof, AM/FM radio, low mileage. AM/FM alereo radio, tilt wheel, 1969 L IN C O L N CLASSIC Trent lier to tliin hnnii- 649-2358. reck, woodgrain aiding, completafy Available ^ptember 1st. Call crulae control, power windovrt. 35.- Q M Partal" Mark III. Excellent condition. tfomv tumtnuit . . . noLosoaTAu aet-up for heavy duty towing. HODAKA Trail or street bike. 74 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER $3295 75 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $4095 648-2426, 9 to 5. $5595 000 mllee. All power, asking $2795 Call wiiiT' to n p p ro vp . AKC English Springer pup­ V-0, automatic. PS, PB, 2,000 2-Door Sedan, 4 speed, sunroof. AM FM stereo, V* ton, V-8. PS. PB, 3 epeed. 8 ft. box. Adventurer FURNISHED ROOM- 73 OLDS la TA U $29M 643-()707. 200 original miles. Excellent No. K163 with l*hnlu< pies. Hunting or show. Snots milea. 74 CAMUAC SEDAN $4995 air. light blue with matching interior Peck age. Communlty kitchen and bath. Royal 4 Door. V-6, auto. PS. PB, condition. Hardly ever used. (iu id e in in Sizi'w 4 to I J Excellent with children. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, DeVlite. All Cadlllec equipment in­ All utilities included. On 78 OUND PMX $5395 completely reconditioned. A/C, AUD I 100 LS 1970. Four speed, 8350. 568-4919. yi'oi'M. S izp d . . . pu iit- Excellent blood lines. People September 1st. Adults, no cluding AIR. leather Interior, tilt new Urea. (2 to choose from) busline and near stores. 2'Ooor Hardtop V-6. auto., PS. PB. needs some body work. 8500 lUiit. y n riU -l.T-iiit-h. 75 FORD GRANADA $3495 lovers. 568-4919. pels. Security references, wheel, crulee control, stereo. 1975 GMC Gentleman Jim Pickup 2'a 75 DODGE CHARGER $3595 References and security. Call AIR. low mileage. 73 (U S CUSTOM CMRSa $3995 Cempers-Trellers 2-Ooor, 6 cyl . UTO . POWER STEERING, barking. Cali mornings or Call 742-5202. Patterii$ available only 78 POKTUC Stf AM WAC $4995 Wagon. V-6, automatic. PS. PB, air, Mobile Homes 65 V-8. auto.. PS. PB, air. Only 20.000 miles. POWER BRAKES. AM radio, radial h'es powder after 5 p.m. 644-0383. after 4, 649-1265. 71 CUTUSS SUnSMI $49K III $izc8 ihown. LABRADOR RETRIEVER. 6 pasaervger. V-6. euto., PS*. PB. air, vinyl Interior, woodgrain aiding, blue With matching interior. 2-Ooor Hardtop. V-8. automatic, 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA-Two TO ORDIR, i m O $100 l»r iM li AKC registered. Female, roof rack, low mileage. 46,000 mHea. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, PS. PB. AIR. vinyl roof, whitewall d o o r sedan, standard 18' CAMPER trailer • single itttn i. RlBi 2 I( fir o eilH * eleven months old. Good with BOLTON-Four room aprt- ladliNf. parking, near bus and shop­ 75 VOLVO IM E $5995 axle, excellent condition. t 74 TOYOTA PICKUP $2995 74 CAMARO $3695 children. 646-4921. ment. Fireplace, sundeck, 73 (U S TORONADO $3495 transmission, good condition, ping, refined middle aged 4 Door, light blue, blue leather, air, v-6. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call 4 speed, mad blue with camper cap Runs 6 V-8, automatic, PS. PB. new tires, gold with carpeting, no pets, references ’'f y / 7M U2M NACON $299$ automatic. PS. PB, air. AM/FM needs tires. Best offer. 643- SUI BURNETT looks like new' working lady or gentleman. 19,000 milea, excellant condition. radio, tilt wheel, vinyl roof, rear 4905. 742-8930. beige vinyl roof & matching interior PUPPIES FOR SALE-No required. 8240 monthly. 643- 4 epeed, low miieege. MIIKIWII*! i»*nlnB H*i»« 649-1237. defogger. excellent condition, 40.- lisa A»*. el Americet papers. Shots and wormed. 74 2602 $4395 7SINMM750 $1695 000 mnee. Trucks lor Sele 52 ARE YOU Selling your mobile New York. N.T. lOOW Mother registered Scottie, CHARTEi 4 speed, new redlala, AM/FM redlo. 16.000 mllec. ROOM FOR RENT-820. With low miieege. 73NNIP0LUU $1795 home? Buyers wailing. Please father registered Skye AVAILABLE September 1st. kitchen privileges, 825. Call 2 Door Hardtop, V-6. auto., PS, PB. 1968 C H E V R O L E T W ton call Plaza Homes. Broker. 1- PtInI lU liil. A M rill »ilk IIP Terrier, also five pqppies, Five room apartment in COOf. llT ll Naiekti Md t i l l CHORCHES MOTORSy INC. 646-3409. air. 54.000 milea. pickup. 6 cylinder, standard, 828-0389. newer two familv house. Two The Sprinx & Summer mother registered Skye V-6. automatic, power steering, power brakes. AM/FM radio, air con- bedrooms plus large family I radials, runs well. High •77 IIASIC FASHION Authorised Dealer Terrier, fatner, Doberman. Idltto nlng . roof Ughta. radiala. mega. 12,000 milea. bucket aeata. conaoie 6 Automottva Service 66 Apartmente For Rant 53 mileage. $700. 742-8138. ronlninn n Ilonun Cuupun. 875-6977. room on quiet dead end street. iiMwn.iManii I much more! Stove, refrigerator, hot water, Price . . . 82.00 a copy. FO UR 12.00x15 Armstrong ELM MOTORS- ToyoU, Dat- CHRYSLER| THREE GUINEA PIGS. Two WE HAVE customers waiting and heat included. 8275 plus Tlres. Mounted on six lug * “ '! sp ecialists, factory Add 82.00 for the New Abyssinians, 84.00. One short for the rental of yyour apart­ one months security. One W «1 iN l « a IHH II. Ika i»‘ SI ( CESS IN SEWING. 10x15 chrome spoke wheels. hair, 83 50. Clean, docile pets. ment or home. J.D. Real child, please no pets. Phone ______MOTORS, INC. 80 Oakland St., Manchester 1 b« -2 7 9 1 Excellent condition. Call 646- Street, Rockville. Elstate Associates. Inc. 646- Will not bite. Cali anytime after 6 p.m. 643-5523 for more _6j 3-1181^>H a 83 Talcottvillo Avg., Vtmon 072-9149 4758. 871-1817 before 5 p.m., 649-1952. 1980. details. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 12, 1977 Who is David Berkowitz? Your neighbors^ views: Today’s question: What W88 your most A photo-fcaturt of britf commanta on topica of tha day. ------memorable vacation? NEW YORK (UPI) - Who is David revolver. this,” said Schilkraut. "He may have very familiar with police procedure "changed man" when he returned Berkowitz in more than three years, Five young women and one man Berkowitz? appeared strange, but he was never and terms. from serving in Korea. said he and many of Berkowitz’ old died in the attacks. Seven others At times, David Berkowitz has violent." He entered the Army in 1973 and An old friend who asked not to be friends avoided him after he been a soldier, cab driver, private were wounded. Co-worker Fred Ponterotto, 27, served three years, one in South identified said Berkowitz "was very returned from the Army. security guard, auxiliary policeman David Schilkraut, 58, of the Bronx, said: "You wouldn’t get much words Korea. much involved in a reality-fantasy "He tried very, very hard to keep and postal worker. remembers Berkowitz as a "loner” out of him. He was always alone.” Berkowitz also worked as an un­ conflict. the friendship going,” the friend Always, David Berkowitz was who lived with his adoptive parents Berkowitz attended Columbus High armed guard for IBI Security Service "It was very hard for him to said, “but I feit very uncomfortable in a Co-Op City building. Berkowitz’ aione. School in the Bronx and Bronx Com­ before joining the post office in differentiate between what was real around him ... 1 know a iot of old grandmother still lives there, but his Now, police say, David Berkowitz, munity College. He also worked as a March. and what was fantasy. He was very friends treated him the same way.” stepfather Nat now lives in Miami, 24. of Yonkers, N.Y., born Richard cabbie in the city for awhile. He was the adopted son of the first unpredictable. That was spooky.” Employes at the Bronx post office Falco in New York City, is Son of Fla. Police Commissioner Michael wife of Nat Berkowitz and acquain­ Berkowitz, he said, went into the where Berkowitz operated a large "He wasn’t overly friendly to p ^ % Sam — the psychopathic killer who Codd said ’Thursday Berkowitz was tances said he sought to hide the fact Army "very right wing,” but came mail sorting machine on the 4 p.m.- terrorized the nation's largest city pie here. But at the time of his life an auxiliary policeman in the Bronx of his parentage. home espousing "every major left- 12:30 a.m. shift, said they were for the past year as he stalked lovers' when 1 knew him, I would never say from 1970 to 1973. Prior to the arrest, Several friends said Berkowitz, wing radical” philosophy. "completeiy shocked" by news of his lanes with his .44-caliber Bulidog he was capable of something like police had speculated Son of Sam was whiie a loner as a youth, was a The friend, who has not seen arrest. 4 Giuca said Hellen Boone _ (L jlL J Jane Fortin Mae Vogel Helen Grady Theresa lluhlard Vieloria Konarski e o rg e I 146 N. Kim S i . John Derliy C a n o n 2IG Carver Lane 145 Branford Si. 397 Woodbridge Si. 90 Nornian Si. competent M a n e h e sle r 98 Woodland Si. 12 Vernon Si. 188 SalemSah'iii ltd MID-SUMMER SALE Manrliester .Manelieeler Manrliester Manriii'strr Manrlie-.ler Main'lie>ler Maneliesler "Visiting with my "My 50th wedding an- "The Odyssey, sponsored "Traveling in Europe for trial by the Second Congrega- "In 1965, when my hus- "Relaxing at homo and trip in 1951 to Cali- A fligiit to Ireland daughter, my grandchil- niversary. We had a big and in the United States. tional Church in Hartford band, my son and I toured going on trips with tlie fornia and Oregon on our sev eii years ago to visit dren and great-grandehil- party at the church (South World traveling is ter­ HARTFORD (UPI) - A in 1970. We visited Greece, the United States. It was Senior Citizens. ” 50th weliding anniversary ’ '•**' liirlhplaee of my par- Our lowest price on dren in Florida, which 1 do United Methodist Church) rific." enl s wlio are dceeased” grand jury hearing has 40 channel CB! almost every year.” and all our friends and the Holy Lands, and saw great." been tentatively set for relatives were there.” the Passion Play in Ger­ Aug. 22 for the state to pre­ many." sent its case against Thomas G. Giuca, accused of slaying a 25-year-old Canon TX f/1.8 woman athlete. Solid Wood 35mm SLR Camera Police have said Giuca is Complete with Case also a suspect in at ieast Accent Tables The weather five rapes in Simsbury and Meg. 7.99 to 9.99 Inside today Bloomfield parks over the Our Our Our Senstllontl Lowest Fair tonight with lows in the 60s. Sun­ past two years. Reg. Vtlual A judge Thursday ruled 1^.87 Prici day partly cloudy with showers and mianrlffHt ?r iEiJpmnn Bpralft Area news 8 Editorial 99.99 Giuca is mentaliy compe­ thundershowers likely. Highs in the 80s. Churches 6 Obituaries ,14 each Wide open, thru the lens metering. Breech lock Chance of rain 20% tonight, 60% Sun­ Classilled 10-12 Sr Citizens ...... 2 tent to stand trial in the interchangeable lens; microprism focusing spot, 40 Channel Citizen Band Transceiver day. National weather forecast map on Manchester—A City of Village Charm Comics D Sports...... 9-10 May slashing death of Lee hot shoe. Full 40 channels FCC type approved. RF power output 4 watts ANL and PA switches. Attractive walnut finish in Page 10. FOURTEEN PAGES Norris near the Simsbury a choice of styles! Just WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. 1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 267 ’ F i m i F N c e n t s reservoir. right for that bare spot Save Superior Court Judge Save M O on ail • i Save ^5 on all i #CB10 Receiver-Converter or solitary chair. an Wo OFF James Henebry deciared KracoCB’s in stock :CB Antennas i Extra ' Our Regular Low Prices Giuca. 26, competent based Road emergencies, traffic reports • In our stock ELECTRCNIC FLASHES on testimony given by John Not all models in all stores. : NO RAIN CHECKS Our Reg. 22.90 NORAINCHECKS. in our stock for Polaroid & Kodak Fitzgerald, the ad­ ministrator and chief psy­ Instant & Pocket Type Cameras chiatric social worker at Carter woos Republicans’ the court’s diagnostic i j f i b clinic. Save Smoking Stands Fitzgerald said he, along an i% with a psychiatrist and Extra Our < |I*v11'r * 1 0 psychologist, interviewed OFF rz0V Giuca Aug. 1 at Whiting Our Original Low Prices 'each support for canal treaty Our Original Low Prices Forensic Institute, where Nostalgic chimney^ Giuca had been held since base or trim, The X-19 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Panama, and the United States and when its neutrality was jeopardized, ly announced the treaties Friday and shortiy after his arrest ALL GARDEN modern chrome-' Carter has courted Gerald Ford, Latin America.” said co-negotiator Ellsworth Bunker. said he believed they would "help to and-brass! May 25. ALL POWER 19” Skateboard Ronald Reagan, Henry Kissinger, One accord said the United States "There are no limits" to what ac­ usher in a new day in hemispheric Whiting Forensic members of Congress and “a large will control the canal until the year tions the United States might take relations” Institute in Middietown is TOOLS& HOSE MAHEL® Injection-molded poly- « number" of others to win support for 2000. After that, under a second trea­ under such conditions, Linowitz the state’s facility for the MOWERS IN OUR STOCK‘ EXAMPLES: propylene. Universal double the new Panama Canal agreement. ty, Panama will take over control of added. Carter said he, the joint chiefs and Super Sized Barbie action truck, contained Rfig- criminally insane. The EXAMPLES: HAND D-HANDLED LONG HANDLED Simultaneously, U.S. negotiator the waterway but the United States “We are assured by the Joint his advisers "believe these TOOLS SHOVEL RAKE Glamorous high bearings. 10.99 agreements are good ones, add the competency examination CALDOR20" CALDOR REAR BAGGER fashion doll with Sol Linowitz warns that Senate will have the right to defend its Chiefs of Staff and the Defense was Conducted at the 3 piece ensemble 24” Skateboard implementation of the treaties incor­ and jewelry. failure to ratify the twin treaties neutrality with "expeditious” Department that the arrangements Adjustable heavy duty trucks, ^ j o a request of Guica's lawyers. She's 18" tall. "would not bode well for relations passage of U.S. warships at all times. we have worked out will permit us porating these agreements are im­ 13^ 10.96 urethane wheels for maximum grip Reg. 1 1 0 4 portant to our long term national in­ Giuca was arrested four 15 99 ® I I between the United States and The United States would decide adequately to provide for the defense ?2l9 terests." days after Miss Norris, a Reg. 1.99 Reg. 5.99 Reg. 8.99 Pulsar...The Ultimate of the oanal," Linowitz said Friday. 26” Skateboard White House press secretary Jody certified alpine ski instruc­ Also Self Propelled...Electric...Rotery. Sturdy, well-designed tools. Man of Adventure Polypropylene board with p „ The treaties also provide for a big tor and rock climber, was •Not Power Tools. With beating heart „ double pin tail, HD trucks. 19 99^ 13 increase in Panama’s revenue from Powell said C arter spoke by fatally stabbed with a hun­ and breathing lungs. , “ the canal — from $2,3 million a year telephone earlier this week from his he's 13Vj inches tall. 9.99 7.88 ting knife in the woods near Today’s summary now to as much as $70 million a year home in Plains, Ga., with Ford and a secluded road leading to later. The United States now gets Kissinger. A spokesman said the the Simsbury Reservoir. JUST ARRIVED! Beck- Compiled by United Press International about $220 million a year in revenue. former President, who was playing Police said she had spent White Owl \to-school Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., one of golf, "has no intention” of making a Sy- Speclall statement. about an hour kayaking 5r ^ 3 0 OFF Our Invincibles State Groton, Conn. An EB spokesman the treaties’ most outspoken critics, //• »V alone on the re.servoir near said the delay does not have to said this agreement would make Linowitz told reporters that a few Popular Our weeks ago he discussed the treaty the Westlcdge School and Reg. 6.30 HARTFORD — Lawyers for mean asking for more money and Americans "pay through the nose for was returning to her car Maker 20” 4.99 former Rep. Bernard Avcollie — said the delay resulted from lear­ the privilege of giving up the canal. ” with Reagan, a bitter critic of and Box of 50 mild, long convicted by a jury of murdering U.S, concessions on the treaty, but when she was attacked. AIR CONDITIONER 2-Speed smoking cigars. ning the best way to build the With his "educational campaign ” Police said she struggled his wife but then freed by a judge nation's largest submarines. already under wav. Carter personal­ reported little progress. L l H violently. Portable — want the Connecticut Supreme Police said Giuca & DEHUMIDIFIER Court to dismiss the state’s CHARLESTON, W. Va. - became a suspect after a Breeze Earthborn appeal of the decision. Baby Shampoo United Mine Workers Executive computer check of 7,400 Box Fan Board votes to crack down on 8 ounce container, O O t Connecticut V'olkswagens Clearance!* Murray’s HAM DEN - Jo h n W. striking miners and the U.S. Water status unchanged Regular 1.49...... 0 9 matching a description of Choose from such names as G.E., Whirlpool, ‘Top Cat’ Deluxe Shaughnessy Jr., head of the Labor Department prepares to in­ one seen near the murder Westinghouse, Emerson. Coolerator. Includes 49 Tame Cream Rinse Connecticut Union of Telephone vestigate union presidential elec­ Home safely to roost scene. Police also credited floor models, open cartons. 1 of a kind. Many in & Conditioner 20” Moto-Cross Workers, is hopeful an agreement tion. in southwest section a composite sketch of the original factory sealed cartons. BigSoz bottle. with the Southern New England Space Shuttle Orbiter "Enterprise” is towed back to the gantry Heavy duty frame, built for suspect distributed by the Wide paddle blade on powerful motor with Regular 1.2S 1 .0 7 Telephone Company can be WASHINGTON - The Army The status of the water situation in Elsewhere in the town’s southwest where it Will resume its perch atop a Boeing 747 after successful- 'Sales limited to present stock. 2 quiet cooling speeds, "fingerproof" safety grill. wear Shock absorbing rear news media as aiding in the Adorn Hair Spray springs. Shimano coaster brake, reached before midnight tonight denies the widow of Pvt. Eddie southwest Manchester remains un­ section. the edict to boil all water ly completing its first "free flight" mission Friday at Edwards Not all models in all stores. Only 30 per store, No Rain Checks. investigation. Regular or hard to hold: 4 A A knobby tires. Our Reg. 89.99 when a strike is scheduled to Slovik 170,000 in insurance changed, Frank Jodaitis, water and used for drinking and cooking pur- AFB, Calif. (UPI photo) Giuca. a 1975 college unscented. 32 oz Reg. 1.77 I . IH begin. benefits, explaining there is no sewer administrator, said today. poses continues. graduate who majored in basis to reverse Slovik’s World The Highland Park Spring will be sociology, was arrested at STAMFORD — Twenty-seven War II conviction and subsequent closed until further notice while the bis family’s garden apart­ 24” x72” Deluxe Folding persons, most of them factory execution as a deserter. town locates the source of con­ m ent in W indsor and Cot Bed workers, have been arrested by tamination discovered in the water ‘Enterprise’ solo success charged with murder He the U.S. Immigration and SANTA MONICA, Calif. - and until it can be chlorinated. was unemployed Comfortable 2 inch thick mattress Naturalization Service and Senate Majority Whip Alan If the source of the contamination with colorful ticking on sturdy r 4 0 %oFF charged with being illegally in the Cranston and his wife Geneva can be found and if repeat tests are double-locking center legs. United States. Each will be were quietly divorced last week, negative the spring should be may speed up test flights ° Our Reg. Prices treated on an individual basis and ending 36 years of marriage. She reopened by late next week, accor­ some may be allowed to stay in was awarded $2,500 a month ding to a press release from the town EDWARDS AFB, Calif. (UPI) - that the second flight might come of dust from the dry lake runway. Probe on our entire inventory of- the country while others face a alimony and 30 per cent of any health department. earlier and some tests may be “I m very happy,' Raise said. choice of deportation or voluntari­ Project officials say the successful future increases in Cranston’s in­ For over two years, since the maiden solo flight of the space shut­ cancellef. "Everything went super slick. It ly returning to their homelands. spring was rebuilt, the health depart­ come. tle Enterprise may permit a speed­ "There are obviously costs and went better than I had hoped for. ” request 48” Deluxe^ ment has been receiving negative WASHINGTON - Democratic up in the landing test program and resources associated with every one Fullerton said the flight was "just ’ f & e’ "'*'"’''’*'"’ coliform counts on monthly samples Redwood Regional arty officials say the party’s 1978 even the elimination of one or two of these flights, and sooner or later as much fun as it looked like it wold denied of the spring water te s t^ by the Save "mini-convention ” should be held flights. you reach a point of diminishing be." AUGUSTA, Maine - A federal State Department of Health HARTFORD lUPl) - A between Dec. 1 and 16, and they Five more free flights of the returns," he said. "We II be looking Enterprise is scheduled to be ' g r ills ^"'* Motorized BAR-B-Q court has been asked to grant off- laboratory. If tests of water samples lerried on the back of the 747 to the request lor an investiga­ Umbrella Table have narrowed the choice of a winged space ship now are planned, at that continually. Extra Original Low Prices on reservation Indians intervenor continue to run positive for coliform. tion of c0n f 1 icI ing convention site to 10 cities: with astronauts Joe Engle and The third free flight is scheduled Marshall Space Flight Center, status in the Maine Indian land State Department of Health con­ Huntsville. Ala., in March for further statements involving Gov. 50 M^efrom2"thickstockwi,hshapedends Anaheim, Calif.; Cincinnati, Richard Truly scheduled to make the for Sept. 16, and a fourth - and sultants would be available for an * All Kransco Water Toys and Lounges Curved BerKh, Reg. 16.99...... 1 2 .4 Q claim case. The Indians say their Ohio; Denver; Detroit; Fort next on Aug. 30. possibly last — test is due Oct 13 ground testing. Then it will go back Klla T Grasso and a real engineering survey of the water shed, interests are not being properly But Donald Slayton, manager of Astronauts Fred Raise and Gordon to its Rockwell International estate developer has been Worth, Tex.; Honolulu; Memphis, according to a spokesman from the represented by the U.S. Justice the flight tests here, said after the Fullerton were ecstatic over the assembly plant to be readied for rejected by a legislative •All Sandboxes 24” Deluxe Tenn.; Pittsburgh; State Department of Health. committee Bar-B-Q Grill •All Tropic Torches and Fuel Department. Portland,Ore.; and Seattle. smooth landing of Enterprise Friday success of their 5'<4-minule free space flight. •All Children’s Picnic Tables flight in the Enterprise. The first orbital flight of the shut­ Appropriations Com­ Reg. 17.49 PORTSMOUTH, N.H, - A mittee cochairmen Sen group opposing construction of International It sprang off the back of a 747 tle, now scheduled tor March. 1979, carrier plane 24.KX) feel above the will be made by the second of five Robert Houley, D-Somers, •Mickey Mouse Director’s Chair the ^abrook nuclear power plant TEL AVIV, Israel — Foreign Planning office given desert floor, made two left turns, and shuttles planned. No 2, which is not and Rep John (i Groppo, 12.33 says it will protest the issuing of Minister Moshe Dayan says the 4d|usUbl« grid, rolls on whMli glided smoothly to a 210 mile per yet named, is under construction at D-Winsted, Thursday told more stock to help pay for the $2 United States is more committed Gal. Wizard hour landing, kicking up a lung plume nearby Palmdale. House Minority Leader Vi billion plant next week. than ever to bringing peace to the plans for two projects Gerald F Stevens, R- ALL COLECO POLY and SCOOBY DOO Charcoal Lighter troubled Middle East and that Millord, the dispute over a MILFORD, N.H. - New there is a "vigorous trend” to The Town of Manchester Planning I'Z.C at Its .September meeting Reg 169 1 .2 3 c '^ood Arm parking lot lease did not SPLASHER POOLS Hampshire Gov. Meldrim ’Thom­ enter into talks with the Palesti­ Oflice has received plans for two The Planning Ofliee has al.so concern the legislature. Folding Chaise son says the national Conser­ nian Liberation Organization as proposed developments. leceived the plan lor a 71 .3 acre Mrs. Grasso. a Air pirate captured 11701, Reg. 10.88...... 5 .4 4 s« % ? r“.2.37 vative Caucus, "in all part of U.S. effort to achieve One is for "Parker Village. ” the parcel located behind Crestlield ("on- Democrat, has said she H248DB, Reg. 3.88...... 1 .9 4 1 1 :7 6 probability, ” will oppose the peace. development planned lor a Hcsidence v,ile.s< enl Home The plan calls lor 50 BRINDISI, Italy (UPI) - A slop. thinks the call for an in­ USD818, Reg. 18.99. . 9 .4 9 folding Sand Chair Panama Canal treaty. ,M Zone oil Parker St The Planning single laiiiily homes in the residence Shakespeare-spouting Egyptian air Airport police then rushed and H260SD, Reg. 6.77...... vestigation by Stevens, 3 .3 8 6 Wet) Folding BONN, West Germany—Sixteen ,ind Zoning Commission iPZ.C) ap­ AA parcel pirate who constantly dabbed himself arrested him and there were no who IS seeking the GOP proved the etiange to M Zone that had 'I’he plan was suhmitled by l.om- with perfume was captured today USD 615, Reg. 11.M 5 .9 4 Chaise National years to the day after the Com­ reported injuries among the plane’s nomination to unseat her ? s 4 .2 7 munists built the infamous Berlin l)een requested by William ’Ihornlon hardi Associates outside the Air France jetliner he 230 passengers, most of them Egyp­ lor the W-acre pared next year, may be a cam- !;'|,J'''*eight contoured >^498.88 WASHINGTON - Delivery of Wall to shut off the last escape I lie PZr has also received a had threatened to blow up, with all tians. and its 12 crew members. fiaign tactic the first of the Navy’s multi- hatch to freedom, desperate East Plans lor the zone show that 95 leqiiest |oi a change ol zone lor 12 its 242 passengers and crew aboard. Passengers said the air pirate Stevens claimed conflic­ billlon fleet of Trident nuclear Germans still try every night to singlc-lam ily homes would he .leres oil Hi H.3 near Ihe Vernon A ground crew at the Brindisi air­ claimed to have three accomplices ting statements on the missile submarines will be crash through, swim around or liK'aled on .34.67 acres in the north Manrhesler town line The change. port slammed the door of the jetliner and 1,000 pounds of dynamite, and issue showed that .someone end of the plot The other 15 .32 acres Iioiii Ituial Hesi denee and In- and locked out the hijacker, iden­ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE delayed six months due to "man­ climb over the death strips screamed out, "To be or. not to be ” was lying Mrs Grasso VERNON ning and production problems" at keeping them from the West. would he used for apartments, accor­ diislnal to Business II is being tified as Tarek El Sated Khater, 19, and spouted gibberish in English. said she didn't see any MANCHESTER SALE: FRI. & SAT. ding to (he plan. soiighi by Ihe Taleollville Develop- of Cairo, as he stepped outside to talk French and Arabic during the five- ImAnnictfi the Electric Boat shipyard in need lor a legislative in­ STORE HOURS D «lr 10 am lo 9 » p m . 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