p.r.ir. twenty - EVENINC. HERALD, Mon, July 23 m « 4- ^ , m 1 n 1 MS Society Names PBC Selects Site for South Windsor Pool Field Representative " ' ' r ■ r Sewer Fee Hearing HARTFORD - Carpi A. Phillips, SOUTH WINDSOR - The Public was discarded because that would proposed by the Republican Study Shows Solution Local Firm Picked Angels* Rudi Does Job mean the added cost of relocating the members of the Town Council The Sewer Commission has executive director of the Connecticut Kennedy Backs Plan Building Commission has selected River Valley Chapter of the National For Water Work With Grand Slam Homer the hilly area between the high foodball field. Another concern with following complaints by some scheduled a public hearing Aug. 7 to To Cost Millions Multiple Sclerosis Society, has an­ But Has Own Ideas school and Wapping Community the football field was reports that residents that there was not enough consider revisions in the 1980-81 for­ P a g e 3 P a g e 8 P a g e 9 some of the land had been filled in recreational opportunities in South mula for fees charged industrial nounced the appointment of Charles P age 3 ------Center as the site for a proposed J1.2 E. Alfano as field representative. j million indoor swimming pool. and might not hold a building. Windsor. customers. Now that a site has been selected, Some residents have expressed dis­ The changes include the definition Alfano will be responsible for fund Howard Fitts, chairman of the raising events, coordination of commission said the area was an archltest can begin preliminary satisfaction at the sites considered of heavy strength industrial sewage, drawings. The Town Council ap­ near the high school. Many have felt not the fees charged customers, ac­ patient activities and public relations selected, in part, because of the for Hartford, Windham and Tolland terrain. Fitts said that members of propriated some $5,000 in the budget that by locating the pool near the cording to treatment plant iHanrlffatpr Hazy, Humid Today to pay for schematic drawings. high school it would tend to be used superintendent Frederick Shaw. counties in Connecticut and Franklin, the commission were fascinated by Hampden and Hampshire counties in the hilt and some felt that it might Following preliminary drawings, more by the school system than by The town’s industrial users Chance of Rain provide the opportunity for different test borings must be made to be sure the residents of the town. currently pay a base rate of $640 per Massachusetts. the land can support the swimming Officials have said-however, that it million gallons of sewage. Two heavy Alfano is a graduate of Trinity Datalla on pago 2 level entrances, eliminating the need College and brings to the Multiple for an elevator. pool. Fitts said the architect will pre­ is necessary for the town to show industrial users, NUWay Tobacco sent a report on the cost of the test that the pool will be used by the Co. and United Technologies Fuel Sclerosis Society six years of general Other areas which were considered political fund raising and public were the present high school football borings within two weeks. school system as a training unit in Cell Operations, pay a surcharge The proposed pool will be a order to be eligible for funding to because sewage requires more treat­ relations. Alfano is a new resident of field and the site near the tennis Newington. courts. Fitts said the idea of locating referendum item on the November help pay for the structure. ment than waste from residences or Charles E. Alfano the pool on the football field property ballot. The concept was first other businesses. illegal Drugs HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hart- Iford physician, convicted of 18 New Term counts of illegally prescribing Ruled Out SAVE I drugs, has been given a two-year I suspended sentence and five years Problems Seen probation that will enable her to By Grace I continue practicing medicine. 25% & MORE Former U.S. District Court SOUTH WINDSOR - I Judge Jon 0. Newman, promoted William E. Grace has an­ OFF Our Orig.* & Reg. Prices last month to the U.S. 2 ^ Circuit nounced that he will not Court of Appeals, Monday Ending Crisis seek re-election to the rejected the prosecution’s request structures of society, not with in­ Planning and Zoning Com­ that Dr. Joyce Millette, 56, be im­ much of the material for Carter’s WASHINGTON (UPI) - President dividual leaders. mission. prisoned, saying there was no “crisis of confidence" speech nine Carter’s pollster Patrick Caddell It was, they said, unusual in a na­ Grace has served as need for her career to be ended. days ago and for Powell’s assess­ 1 said today Americans’ pessimism tion that has always prided itself on chairman of the commis­ Under the terms of her proba- about their own lives and the nation’s ment Monday. sion for the past eight being eternally optimistic and Ition, Dr. Millette will be future has increased so dramatically exempt from historical cycles of years. •COLECO GIANT POOLS prohibited from prescribing con­ The pollster said he based his fin­ the government may be unable to do dings on quarterly surveys of 1,500 to downward trends. “ It s time for new ideas trolled drugs, unless she sets up a anything about it. and new people,” said 2,000 people during conversations of 2 Caddell said the personal more rigorous examination pessimism — to which Carter also Grace who was first •COLECO POOL FILTERS, procedure than she has used in the The erosion of confidence in to 2V4 hours on a broad range of sub­ eelected to the Planning America began during Vietnam and jects. He said he checked his results alluded in his address — may be I P3#t- with polls by Cantrill, Yankelovich, and Zoning Commission in LADDERS & IN-WALL SKIMMERS But Newmand said he would Watergate, he said, and now has something beyond government’s 1970. "I'm sure I’ll miss it, Famous Brand I end her probation early if it reach^ serious proportions. Roper, Gallup and others — and ability to soften. He acknowledged but it’s time to get off, step prevented her from obtaining He agrefed with press secretary found them consistent. this may have drawn the attention of back and re-evaluate.” 17-Jewel Watches employment in the military or at Jody Powell’s assessment that more Caddell, now 29, attained Carter, the professing Christian, and that is why some of his speech Grace, a Democrat, said for Men (Women •SUPER SCAMPER SAILBOATS I a hospital. people distrust their officials now prominence at 23 as Sen. George the he would not rule out than during Watergate, and that sounded almost theological. Defense attorney F. McGovern’s pollster during his 1972 “The president made it clear on the possibility of running Your Choice I MacBkickley claimed Dr. Millette “personal pessimism is higher now presidential campaign. Sunday night that he does see the again for elective office in •LIFE VESTS & BOAT CUSHIONS meant well be prescribing drugs than it was at the height of Both Caddell and Powell stressed need for making changes in his style the future. for her patients. Newman Watergate and Vietnam and the oil the Carter administration had little of leadership and in the administra­ He said that he felt one of Ea. observed she was apparently not embargo,” 26.70 to do with the cause of the decline, tion to put us in a better position to the accomplishments of in business to milk the public, Our Reg. 34.99 •GOGGLES, SWIM MASKS, Caddell was interviewed by UPI but the people’s pessimism is lead in times such as these,” Powell the past eight years on the citing the fact that she practiced about his stark findings that provided system-wide, having to do with the planning commission is the at a now-closed building and said. increase in public par­ •BENRUS* ELGIN •SNORKELS & FINS I charged $5 per office visit. ticipation. • QRUEN*HELBROS “ In those eight years we •WALTHAM (more have never had a closed •WATER TOYS, LOUNGES, Extradition Hard Workers to Stay session, for any reason,” said Grace. “The public Choose from a fine MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) was invited to participate selection of watches in & INFLATABLES I — Nicaragua's new revolutionary Old Tradition dress or casual looks. and the press was I government has officially asked Rosalynn Carter places a kiss on the cheek of a baby in the On Carter’s Staff Styles to fit men and Uie United States for diplomatic welcomed at the meetings. crowd at a YMCA camp in Fort Worth, Texas, Monday. Mrs. We've tried to balance women. •SUMMER OUTDOOR [ recognition and the extradition of Carter also warned the staff “not Carter’s demand for mass Carter made a stopover here on her tour of four southwestern WASHINGTON (UPI) - President housing with industry. A former dictator Anastasio Carter says White House personnel to make critical remarks about resignations of his Cabinet and top balance must be kept in the if I Somoza, who reportedly drained states. (UPI photo) worried about the Cabinet purge members of Congress in social White House staff, and the sub­ LAWN GAMES the national treasury before community but there is 14-K Gold Pendants have nothing to fear if they meet his circles, since such remarks tend to sequent firing of five Cabinet going to be pressure on fleeing the country. wind up in print after being repeated secretaries. or Earrings store stock only, not ill Items in all stores. Firefigbts eru p ts between San- standards of “competency, hard growth.” Set with Genuine Soms lloor models, no rainchackt. work and loyalty;” and are considered the views of the Grace said he was proud I dinista guerrillas and suspected administration,” Powell reported. Diamonds & Opals Mntarmadlata markdowna takan. die-hard Somoza followers in the Attorney Blasts Carter, in shirt sleeves, spoke to of the numerous drainage some 300 employees summoned to Powell announced Carter would Gun Fired, studies and the update of Your Choice IT' capital Monday, the first street the East Room Monday for a pep talk hold a nationally televised and broad­ the town's comprehensive Ea. Pendant battles since the war ended last in the aftermath of the stunning cast news conference Wednesday plan. or Pair ol SAVE I week. GOP Directors night — his first since May 29 in Wrong Time Earrings SAVE blows that followed the Camp David “We also tried to have a 28.70 There were no reports of Our Reg. 39.97 SAVE 20% OFF “Domestic Summit.” prime time, he said, so the president LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - A good mix of homes,” said I casualties. An Sandinista would reach a wider audience beyond young robber pointed a gun at his vic­ Exquisite i4Kgold mountings Our Riflul«rPdcaa The president has completed his Grace. 25% OFF spokesman said gunmen riding in the Eastern Seaboard. tim and pulled the trigger, but set with real diamonds and 25% OFF cars opened fire on Sandinista Cabinet shake-up, but soon will an­ Our Regular Prices Our Regular Prices For Statement nounce some White House staff Carter and his top aides were nothing happened. The gunman then opals. Pendants and earrings checkpoints at intersections. Library Unit can be matched. changes “to broaden and diversify” pleased over the “surprisingly looked down the barrel, pulled the I ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK Carter’s in-house advisers beyond his positive” reaction to Cabinet firings trigger again, and the bullet dis­ Mails BooksB< ENTIRE STOCK OF COOL-RAY & PLAIN & FANCY By CHARLES MAYNARD my client. I resent this very deeply. I tight Georgia circle. reported in a Gallup poll published charged. SUMMER COOL New Order Herald Reporter have not had this happen to me As for the Cabinet, press secretary Monday. John W. Elliott, 20, a Canadian HOLTON — Residents AUTO SEAT CUSHIONS OSCAR De La RENTA SUNGLASSES COCOADOOR MATS before in the twenty years that I have Jody Powell said “those resignations The poll showed 36 percent thought from Ontario province, died instantly L MANCHESTER — Charges of par­ may borrow library books HARTFORD (UPI) - A tem- practiced law in Manchester.” the changes would help the country, tisan politics, impugned integrity and which were submitted and not with a bullet hole through his left by mail through the Fashion designer name I porary restraining order permit­ 12 percent thought they would make political cronyism sparked a heated In response, an equally flustered accepted now have a renewed vote of eye. Eastern Connecticut sunglasses In assorted 2.71 to9.51 to ting welfare recipients to obtain things worse, 42 percent thought they 2.46to4.49 styles. For men & women. OurRsg.3.3eto1ia9 4.12 8.24 debate as the latest controversy in Zinsser, upset over being confidence.” Police said Elliott walked up to Library Association. Our Reg. 5.49 to 10.99 state-financed abortions will re­ would make no difference and 10 per­ Our Reg. 3.29 to 5.99 main in effect at least until Aug. the often bitter (immunity Develop­ ‘reprimanded by someone who works Powell relayed word to reporters William Bullard, 45, on a darkened Coupons to enable of Carter’! remarks, which included cent weren’t sure. street Sunday before dawn. The gun­ residents to obtain a list of Help keep floors cisaner. 13 when a full hearing on the ment debate took place in the Board for this board,” reiterated his con­ Many styles and patterns. of Directors hearing room. cerns about the selection of a question and answer session, and “Given the overwhelming negative man struck Bullard twice with a .38- books that are available I matter has been schednled. commentary from the Hill and the U.S. District Court Judge M. Squatrito. reported the president said “they caliber revolver and Bullard fell to through the mail program shouldn’t be fearful of the process, press, I think that’s pretty good,” the ground. may be picked up at [Joseph Blumenfeld last week Town Attorney David Barry “There is plenty of legal talent in minced no words Monday night in that it was important and that Powell said. Bullard told investigators the Bentley Memorial Library. [issued the order allowing a the state,” he said. “I felt you should There were indications morale in criticizing the three Republican anyone who met the standards of robber pointed the gun at him and he The three catalogs from ENTIRE STOCK OF CHROME & SAVE SAVE woman identified as "Jane Doe have gone outside the town for this the White House and throughout the heard a click. The gun apparently [ to receive a medically necessary Directors for remarks made last competency, hard work and loyalty which books may be chosen particular case.” had nothing to worry about.” government has been low since misfired. include a main catalog SILVERPLATED SERVINGWARE [abortion paid for with state week about his selection of Dominic with a listing of some 800 Choose from trays, Q 7 Q Q Q AA 25% OFF 30% OFF I Medicaid funds. Squatrilo as special counsel in the Support for and opposition to books, one on Spanish casseroles,candle- O TO Our Regular Prices Our Regular Prices A hearing had been set for town’s defense of the HUD lawsuit. Barry’s action split along party lines, language books, and one on holders and more. Our Orig. 3.49 to 44.99 [ Wednesday, but attorneys agreed with Democratic members Attorney Pledges Appeal books with large type for Slort (lock only, not all Hams In all atorai, no ralnchtcks. ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK I to delay it until next month. After an hour-long meeting chastising their Republican counter­ people with impaired vi­ 'Intarmadialamarkdowns iakan. requested by Barry to rebuff the parts for the latter. sion. •CERAMIC POTS PET FOOD, SUPPLIES charges, little had changed since ENTIRE STOCK OF IMPORTED before the meeting. The Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny said the People who find library • PLASTIC POTS & ACCESSORIES Tax Benefits Republicans had no b ^ f because Of Avcollie Reversal hours inconvenient and CONTAINS NO SHETLAND ‘Pony’ WICKER CHAIRS, TABLES, firm of Bayer, Phelon and Squatrito ASBESTOS UNINQi MYSTIC (UPI) - Gov. Ella was retained and Squatrito remained they authorized Barry earlier this from the evidence that was proved at people who are shut-ins or SWJ 1200-Watt Hairdryer HARTFORD (UPI) - The at­ leader, to be sentenced on the convic­ BASKETS, HAMPERS & MORE EXAMPLE: Grasso says she plans to ask the part of the town’s defense team. month to proceed with the choice of the trial. I’m of the opinion that she handicapped or lack lawyers to assist his defense. torney for former state Rep. Bernard tion. 44*to14.99 ' Delta Flea Collar Q A S state legislature next year to However, Barry said Squatrito would The court also found the state’s wasn’t murdered at all by anybody. I transportation to the local Our Reg. Our Reg. 59c to 19.99 EXAMPLE: Our Rag. 1 .3 7 ...... 9 0 Avcollie has promised to appeal the library, may participate in 12.88...... 9.70 modify an existing law to enable resign as counsel to the Housing “Neither you nor ourselves felt in appeal of Cohen’s decision did not don’t know what it was, but it wasn’t Kills fleas, aids In tick control. Connecticut Supreme Court decision the program. One switch selects 2-speeds Choose from many styles and shapes. • Nymph Chair, OurR»g. 34.95...... 25.99 smaller towns dependent on Authority before making any formal better position to select legal counsel upholding a jury verdict which found constitute double jeopardy. murder.” and 3-heat settings. Built-In tourism to take advantage of a appearance in court. Jurors convicted Avcollie of There is no cost for the Sale Items limited to store stock only. Not all itama In all atoras, no rainchackt. for this case,” Penny said. “When Avcollie guilty of strangling his wife. Wanda Avcollie, 43, a nurse and the service and postage costs stand for easier hair styling. special sales tax benefit. mother of five children, was found strangling his wife, but trial Judge Compact and lightweight. #3003 you have acted outside the scope of “I’m flabbergasted,” Avcollie’s at­ are paid both ways. During a tour of southeastern According to a steaming Barry, public authority, you shall be called dead in the family’s backyard swim­ Cohen issued a surprise 1977 decision 2 “This is one of the concerns torney Theodore I. Koskoff said Mon­ i S S W i I I Connecticut Monday, Mrs. Grasso to task for it.” ming pool in Naugatuck early Oct. 30, overruling the jurors and ordering expressed in your letter that would day after the high court ruled a judge COM<***\ called for the formation of a con­ had no right to overturn the guilty 1975. Avcollie acquitted. WARING ‘Futura’ have been answered had you not let The acrimonious debate prompted Cohen, who has since retired, con­ WAXES Meet THERnURHOFKUH sortium of towns to qualify for a verdict. “I think the court was wrong Avcollie, 47, a prominent lawyer 7-Speed Blender some heated exchanges Iwtween the tended the state had not proved its MANCHESTER - The state provision that allows towns your desire for partisan politics out­ and of course we’re going to appeal and ex-Marine, maintained his wife weigh your duties as public of­ various participants. In discussing'it, case beyond a reasonable doubt and Manchester WATES will with more than 85,000 people to it.” drowned either by accident or as a use sales tax revenues from ficials.” Diana said the appointment “smacks result of a suicide attempt after he suggested the jury had not un­ meet Tuesday at the Koskoff said he would take the Italian-American cflub. 7-speeds, plus off button lodging accommodations to of cronyism.” (old her he no longer loved her and derstood its charge. The letter Barry referred to was appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, if Wieghing in will be from 7 allows speed control for all I promote tourism. Barry, who was seated back in his wanted to move out. But the high court said the case your needs. 5-cup pitcher with one addressed by the three necessary. to 8 p.m. State Economic Development chair as the directors discussed the After the decision reinstating the failed to meet any of the criteria 4 Republicans, Carl Zinsser, Peter removable stainless steel I Commissioner Eklward Stockton The state’s highest court un­ conviction was announced, Koskoff Cohen would have had to use to over­ blade assembly.#BL117 DiRosa and William Diana, to other issue, leaned forward at that remark Second Church said more than $85,000 has been and bluntly asked Diana, “Are you animously overturned Waterbury said Avcollie was at home discussing turn the jury, including whether fttUnIna .ABBA -BEE QEES .RITACOOIJDaF spent on promoting tourism, in­ directors and to reporters. In it, they Superior Court Judge Simon Cohen’s the Supreme Court ruling with his testimony of any state witnesses was •JoilN DENVER - E A ^ , W NO S ^ E ^ charged political favoritism because impugning my integrity?” MANCHESTER - A Bi­ •KRIS KRtSTOFFERSON • O L M N E W r O ^ N cluding placing special adver- reversal of the jury’s 1977 verdict. It children. based on physically impossible con­ ble study is scheduled for •ROD STEWART ^ M N N A a W M a M S ^ tisements in New York of Squatrito’s relationship^ to local “Dave, you know I’ve always... ” ordered Avcollie, a former “He was flabbergasted,” Koskoff clusions and whether any jurors were Tuesday at 9:30 a m. at Se­ I newspapers. politics and because of his role as “ Knock off the ‘Dave stuff,’ Democratic assistant house minority said. "He says he’s innocent and improperly influenced. cond Congregational “1 say let’s have a consortium Sen. Barry’s campaign manager. retorted Barry. “Are you impugning Church. 385. N. Main St. I of communities in this area that A special counsel, they said, should my integrity or not?” will meet this population need so “not be locally politically aligned in ^ p cilv ^ r far as the legislation in concerned Democrat Joseph Sweeney, acting order to ensure continuity after the like a mediator in the conflict, urged Auto Talks Flare Up Old Guard Meets CRYSTAL GAYLE and enable them to use those fall election.” THE MUSIC FOR UNICEF CONCERT dollars effectively,” Mrs. Grasso everyone to join together to win this MANCHESTER - The ‘We Should be Together’ lawsuit. He said it was imperative for in past negotiations.” ‘A Gift of Song’ H^fuDlfNASTY I said. But Barry seized the offensive DETROIT (UPI) - Auto industry benefits. In response. UAW President Old Guard, which is open to that Itanchester rid itself of all “We’re overwhelmed with the The largest towns in the area from the beginning of his three-page contract talks, just into their second Douglas Fraser dismissed Morris’ all retired men of the com­ charges of racism. presentation they handed us today, TOASTMASTER Deluxe OveivBroiler I are Groton with 37,200 and New .statement and accused the week, flared again at General Motors reaction as an early negotiating munity, will meet Tuesday LP Series G798 GM chief negotiator George B. LP Series H898 .. LP Series H898 .. 4.99 4.44 I London with 30.700. Republicans of , impugning his Barry had notified the directors Corp., with company officials calling posture. at 10 a.m. at Emanuel Continuous-cleaning oven broiler 4.99 (Whars available.) (Where available) (Where available) . earlier this summer he would need a wide-ranging union proposal on Morris said after hearing the “I would not expect George Morris Lutheran Church. with automatic thermostat. Bakes 29.70 TAPE Series K798 . . . . 4 . 9 9 professional honor and coming close demands. “It’s just beyond any and broils without flipping. #5235 Our R*g. 39.99 TAPE Series 898 TAPE Series 898 5.49 Inside Today benefits “unbelievable” in light of in­ on the second day of negotiations to 5.49 ... to libelling him. ' assistance in handling the volume of expectation that we could reasonably I Classified...... 12-14 work this case requires. He said he flation. say ‘The UAW has presented us sotne The United Auto Workers Union, have. demands and we accept them,”’ Comics...... 15 “You three directors have was concerned with continuity as “I think the scope of the union Concordia Church questioned my honesty as a lawyer,” representing 750,000 U.S. auto Fraser said. SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS Eklitorial ...... well after the November election demands is unbelievable in light of he said. “You have said that I have workers, touched off the latest storm None of the demands contained MANCHESTER - The EVERY TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY Fam ily...... because he did not intend to be Town the nation’s concerns about in­ woriubop and music com­ ino/. ON EVERYTHING MANCHESTER VEBIW{«frr.„rn [obituaries...... indulged in polltlcpl favoritism Attorney for another two years. He Monday by presenting large-scale specific cost figures, and many of I U / 0 U P r IN OUR STOCK 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER rather than serving the best interest said he would continue on the case demands for improvements in pen­ flation,” he said, “I would say this them have been sought by the union mittee of Concordia [People ...... rivals anything they’ve ever asked Lutheran Church will meet lu a p t W e. l* K t e pie4* b !■< i t ie i * 1 1 * . of the Town of Manchester which is through its trial in the District Court. sions, health care and other fringe for more than a decade. oiscmMn IN a m \ m ir mt or rtuc^imoRi HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 9:30 PM ^SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM aSUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY tofught at 8 at the church.

< EVENING HERALD. Tues., July 24, 1979- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Tues.. July 24, 1978 Tarr Seeking Support The Weather Peopletalk Kennedy Supports New Goals MOO Pool Prowess For Dem Council Seat responsibilities,” Tarr added, “I feel while working as an assistant news Has Own Ideas to Reaeh Them SOUTH WINDSOR - Calling for a director at KOMU-TV in Columbia, Pays Profit balance between providing services the Council can do more as a catalyst, spurring other town bodies Mo. the control of the OPEC nations. concentrate “exclusively on the and facilities and economical govern­ He joined WTIC-AM-FM-TV as a CHICAGO (UPI) - Sen. Edward should have a chance to compete for Ron Dante — Barry Manilow’s co-producer and ment, Sherman G. Tarr announced as well as private organizations to Kennedy, D-Mass., says he supports these funds. —Use the free enterprise system to positive side of conservation, by in­ act and drawing on the expertise and* news editor and producer, later develop alternatives to oil as sources sisting — not that we use less energy headliner for his own new group — Inferno — today that he is seeking the covering regional and city affairs. President Carter’s energy goals, but "Instead of deciding in Washington experience of many of our citizens. of energy. — but that we use our existing energy doesn’t stop at music. He’s also publisher of the Democratic Town Committee en­ When WnC was sold, he became he has his own ideas about how to to pour $88 billion solely into syn­ Other area communities are Involved —Provide additional protection for more efficiently in residential prestigious literary magazine Paris Review — and dorsement for the South Windsor assignment editor for WFSB, then in­ achieve them. thetic fuels, let us expand the that proves his prowess as a pooi shark. Dante says Town Council. in creative activities with local “In large measure, I support the program by letting competition low-and middle-income citizens and buildings, commercial buildings and governments and citizens, and South vestigative reporter. In 1975, he small businesses hit hardest by in­ basic industrial processes.” he won publishing rights to the magazine from its “At a time when the town still is help^ from Advocate Associates goals announced last week by Presi­ work,” Kennedy said. "Let us offer editor and founding member, George Plimpton. growing, we must be careful to offset Windsor should not hesitate to follow dent Carter,” Kennedy told the these huge government subsidies on creases in the cost of gasoline and Voluntary measures offered under (S3—— ’'"Si a good lead.” and in 1978, he also was named home heating oil. his plan would save 4 million barrels « f ATM* fOTOCAiT • Says he, “George is a neighbor of mine in New York the cost of necessary new services national Urban League conference an equal basis to any new twhnology Tarr, a partner in the Hartford execuUve director of the ConnecUcut Kennedy said he planned to in­ of oil a day by 1990 — about eight and he and I reguiariy piay pool together on Sunday with increased revenues from Cable Television Association. Monday. But, he said, he differs on that promises a realistic, cost- For period ending 7 a m. 7/25. During Tuesday night, afternoons. One day, George suggested we bet planned development,” said Tarr, public relations and advertising of “some details and approaches.” effective solution to our needs.” troduce legislation next week that tim es the savings in the ad­ Advocate Associates, lives at 180 Tarr is a member of the Board of would establish a program designed ministration's plan, Kennedy con­ thunderstorms wili be expected over the upper Mississip­ something substantial to spice up the game...” The citing his experience as a member Of Directors and the Executive Com­ “Our present energy system relies Kennedy’s prepared text then in­ pi valley, the Lakes area, the Ohio valley and the mid rest is history. the Economic Development Commis­ Mohegan Trail with his wife, Jan, too heavily on massive supplies of oil cluded the following sentence, which to improve the efficiency “of the way tended. He said it also would “put mittee of the Capitol Region America uses its current supplies of Gulf coastal states. sion for two and one half years. “By and their children, David, 12 and imported from a small group of he did not deliver: urgently needed dollars into areas Suzanne, 9. Tarr was born and raised Conference of Churches, and vice energy.” hardest hit by the cost of imported doing this, we can provide the ser­ president of the Conference’s politically unstable but oil-rich “ It would be a tragedy of Upstaging Skylab vices and facilities which make South in Springfield, Mass., where he nations in the Middle East,” monumental dimensions for the Kennedy’s plan would emphasize oil” and create 400,000 new jobs. Connecticut Weather attended public schools and also Department of Communications. He investment in more efficient oil con­ Thirty years ago, Kennedy said the An Aussie who was lucky enough to stake his Windsor a worthwhile place to live also is chairman of the Public Kennedy said. United States government over the Partly sunny hazy warm and humid today. Scattered claim in the tar outback to a verifiable hunk of American International College. sumption, achieving essentially the “crystal ball seemed to be saying while operating an efficient and Relations Committee of the Christian “If America is to retain its pre­ next 10 years to pour tens of billions thunderstorms in'the afternoon or evening. High Skylab figured his fortune was made. His fortune, After serving in the Air Force, he same import savings, but at a net that nuclear power was the answer. economical government Which Activities Council of Greater Hart­ eminent position of world leadership, of dollars of hard-earned tax dollars temperatures near 90. Tonight fair with patchy fog maybe - but some things there are that money just makes South Windsor an affordable earned a Bachelor of Journalism we cannot afford to play OPEC into the energy equivalent of the cost to the government of $33 billion The potential of coal and solar power degree from the University of ford, and a member of the Council's over a 10 year period. The plan is to was ignored.” developing. Lows 68 to 73. Becoming partly sunny hazy can’t buy. He recently offered his personal piece of place to live.” Board of Directors and Funding roulette with our energy future. We Goodyear blimp, only to leam a warm and humid again Wednesday. Chance of late after­ space hardware as barter for tickets to upcoming— Missouri, then did graduate work decade from now that two brothers be co-sponsored by Sen. John On nuclear power, Kennedy was “Along with its major budgetary Committee. must regain control of the energy noon or evening thunderstorms. Highs around 90. and sold out - concerts in Melbourne and Sydney, lifeline of our nation.” he said. named Wright had discovered a Durking, D-N.H. much more negative than the presi­ Probability of rain 40 percent today and Wednesday 20 Australia, by country music queen Dolly Parton. So Kennedy’s speech was most openly better way to fly.” Carter has proposed a 10 year ef­ dent has been. percent tonight. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph today and far — not one taker has he found. critical of the Carter proposal for an He said there are at least four fort, with a minimum public invest­ "America’s marriage to the atom Wednesday. Gentle southerly winds tonight. Football Registration Begins Energy Security Corp. that would in­ areas where Congress must do more ment of $142 billion, to make possible is over,” he said. “The future of 2 Double Take vest at least $88 billion over the next than the administration has a more than 50 percent reduction in nuclear power has been deeply Extended Outlook VERNON — The Vernon Midget from one family. There will be a second registration decade in oil alternatives, but would proposed: the volume of oil imports now run­ clouded by the accident at Three For 26 years, they went their separate ways, but Anyone who cannot pay the -Move as swiftly as possible to ning at more than 8 million barrels a Mile Island. Unless we can build our Extended outlook for New England Thursday thru Football League will hold a registra­ session on Aug. 11 and 12 at strongly emphasize such synthetic Ruth Johnson of Lowell, Mass., and Allison Mitchell tion session for boys who wish to par­ registration fee should contact one of American Legion Field from 1 to 3 fuels as shale oil and gas and energy enhance the efficiency of current day. Its foundation is investment in nuclear plants safely, unless we can Saturday: , , , ju j the officers or coaches before the the production of synthetic fuels. dispose of their waste effectively, we Mass . R.I. & Conn.: Partly sunny hazy hot and humid Erb, of Waterville’, Maine, finally have gotten ticipate in the coming season. The p.m. Practice for both teams will liquids produced from coal. energy use. registration sessions so that their In general terms, Kennedy said the should not build them at all.” through the period with chance of thunderstorms during together — thanks largely to the Phil Donahue sessions will be Wednesday and start on Aug. 13 at 5:45 p.m. at the The senator’s position is that all -Diversify oil supplies by Show. The two women are identical twins — Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at case can be given consideration. Legion Field. alternatives, not just synthetics. exploring for new oil in areas outside legislation he would introduce would the afternoon or evening hours. High temperatures in the The league will start its 19th upper 80s to low 90s. Overnight lows in the upper 60s to separated at birth and raised by adoptive parents. American Legion Field, Regan Road. Frank J. McCoy, president of the Each has known in recent years of the other’s Boys were were nine years of age season this fall, participating in the league, urges all parent to have their lower 70s. existence — somewhere — but they’ve remained William Skoneski Midget Football Vermont: Continued warm and humid with scatered on or before this past Jan. 1 and those sons register early and invites the 4 strangers. Last month, both happened to be who will not become 14 before this Conference. There are two teams, parents and anyone interested in afternoon and evening thunderstorms Thursday and watching the talk show when a guest speaker dis­ the Pioneers and the Shamrocks with Energy Solution To Cost Millions Friday. Highs in the 80s to around 90. Lows mainly in the coming Nov. 1, are eligible to play. coaching or other areas of the game, cussed adopted children and their natural parents. It is required that all boys register each team having an additional group and who is willing to assist with the 60s Cooler and less humid Saturday. Highs 78 to 85. million synthetic fuel project as an sumption of foreign oil to roughly 14 The team proposed reducing in­ Maine and New Hampshire . Warm and humid through That set them searching for each other and a week even if they played in the league last of younger boys known as the “C” program, to contact him at 872-3238 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPlI - A ago they met for the first time. Coincidentally, each year. The registration fee of $5 per teams. Each boy should be accom- or Leo C. Cook, vice president, at 875- team of experts studying the energy alternative to foreign oil, saying it million barrels a day by the late 1980s dustrial energy use by more than 33 the period. Scattered afternoon and evening showers percent over the next decade by works now as a hairdresser and each has a daughter anied by a parent or guardian, when 1695. crisis says it will take $88 billion and would be too much too fast. from the current level of about 9 Thursday and Friday becoming more numerous Satur­ player and $9 per family regardless offering conservation tax incentives Under Suspicion named Kristen. of the number of boys participating fegistering. a decade before the United States ap­ "A crash program in synthetic million barrels daily under existing day. Daytime highs in the 80s to low 90s except cooler im­ fuels is a hazardous way to look at energy policies. as high as 60 percent. mediate coast. Overnight lows in the 60s. proaches energy self-sufficiency. The group called for solar sub­ The Harvard Business School's the nation’s energy problem,” Mel The Energy Project members said Federal authorities think a 51-foot ketch moored in Just the Bare Energy Project has spent six-years Horwitz told a one-day seminar at the United States would be hard- sidies of up to 60 percent. the Harvard Business School Mon­ pressed to find enough new reserves “These subsidies are justified Marblehead, Mass., Harbor, Monday, with traces of Long Island Sound When the Internal Revenue Service called assessing energy alternatives to free marijuana on deck, is the vessel which dumped 32 bales of September Thorpe’s 1977 income tax return on the Council Schedules Meeting day. to maintain domestic oil and natural because consumers are paying far Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk America from it’s precarious audit carpet. Miss Thorpe very nearly lost her dependence on foreign oil, which now Robert Stobaugh. co-editor of gas production at 1979 rates over the lower prices than are justified for marijuana in Massachusetts Bay iast week. The four crewmen Point: Weak high pressure over area. Winds south to “The costs should be substantiated 504 regulations with several im­ "Energy Future.” advocated a more next eight to 10 years. their current energy needs,” of the vessel “Dominique” that is registered in the Virgin southwest 5 to 10 knots except increasing to 10 to 15 knots coverage. She’s in the cast of the Broadway musical COVENTRY — The Town Council, amounts to roughly 45 percent of the Monday night, set July 30 at 7:30 p.m. and justified,” she said adding that provements, to the existing school modest "synfuel” progran' that Coal output — at'best — is unlikely Stobaugh said. each afteroon and evening. Partly cloudy and hazy “Oh Calcutta” and she’d written off a $4^ deduc­ oil it uses. Islands have disappeared. Authorities boarded the ketch Mon­ in the Town Hall for a special she felt the council should have building not in the regulations. would cost between $12 billion and to increase by more than 3 million The team also urged shortening the through Wednesday. Chance of a few thundershowers, tion — for makeup. New York IRS agent Uta In a bleak assessment of conven­ day to determine if it is the one the Coast Guard has been meeting called to act on a request of something in writing before the issue Jack Myles, council chairman, said $15 billion over the next decade and additional barrels of oil equivalent a period before a company receives a mainly during late afternoon and evening hours. Visibili­ Beidenfeld wasn’t buying that. “Why so much?” that the issue should be brought to a tional domestic sources of ener^. searching for. (UPI photo) she wanted to know. Miss Thorpe explained the the Board of Education. is brought to the town meeting. concentrate on only a few projects day in the late 1980s because of en­ payback on its conservation in­ ty 1 to 3 miles and occasionally lower in patchy fog during town meeting to let the Uxpayers ask the seven-member team, which makeup she uses every night has to cover This is the third time the meeting Also in question was the issue of published its findings in a new book rather than large-scale technology. vironmental risks, labor problems vestments to 5 years from the late night and early morning hours. Otherwise 3 to 5 everything — since nothing else does. “Oh Calcut­ has been scheduled. The other two whether or not the town would still be the questions and make the The Harvard Business School and a reluctance on the part of current time frame of 12 years. miles thru Wednesday. Wave heights 1 to 3 feet thru decisions. called "Energy Future.” said the na­ ta” is a nude show. Ms. Beidenfeld let the deduction times the dates had to be changed eligible for full reimbursement. The tion must take urgent steps to con­ group also expressed its commit­ utilities to commit themselves to a The group said energy use could be SirhanParole Hope Dim Wednesday. stand — says “I plan to come see the show some due to procedural questions and an council was told that there would be serve and must switch to solar ment to decontrolling newly found rapidly expanding use of this fuel, the slashed by as much as 50 percent in No Cuts domestic oil and natural gas prices. the residential sector by better infor­ night” — just to make sure. error in advertising the meeting. reimbursement of 74 percent of the energy. team said. SOLEDAD, Calif. (UPI) - Sirhan Soledad, 100 miles south of San Fran­ National Forecast The school board is asking for 320,- cost of the project if the project was HARTFORD (UPI) - It appears The group advocated an $88 billion The group said U.S. production of Nuclear power, now generating ming homeowners on ener^-saving cisco, where the slender Palestinian that 40 Connecticut cities and towns methods and encouraging the Sirhan’s lawyer sees little hope the 000 for architectural tees for a study started before June 30, 1979. Some program — financed by tax credits oil. coal, natural gas and nuclear about 12 percent of U.S. electricity, convicted assassin of Sen. Robert F. immigrant has been serving a City Fest Hi Lo Quote of the Day council members questioned what will not have to curtail their elderly power will not rise fast enough over is not expected to provide more than utilities to become involved in solar 99 68 Miami Beach ts 85 80 concerning renovations to the schools and the proposed windfall profits tax Kennedy will get a break from his sentence set at 16 years and nine Albuquerque sy nutrition programs this year as had the next decade to keep up with 1.5 million barrels daily of additional energy. Anchorage cy 65 57 Milwaukee ts 90 70 Albert Z. Freedman, editor of Forum magazine to accommodate the handicapped the status of reimbursement would — to spur conservation and develop parole toard at today’s hearing. months. been feared earlier, says Rep. Americans’ growing appetite for oil oil equivalent over the next decade The Harvard team said the Asheville ts 81 66 Minneapolis ts 84 69 and father of four; “Teaching children to count is and other school improvements. be now, in July. solar energy for an overall saving of Sirhan, 35, was schooled to appear “It’s possible that information Atlanta ts 87 74 Nashville ts 88 71 not as important as teaching them what counts.” At last night’s meeting, council The fee is based on the school’s William D. Ratchford, D-Conn. 8 million barrels of oil a day by the imports. because of a utility-imposed development of solar energy presented at the hearing could be Ratchford said Monday a The Energy Project warned the programs — solar heating, fuels from at 1 p.m. PDT before the state Com­ Billings Is 88 61 New Orleans ts 85 80 member Roberta Koontz raised need to comply with the Federal 504 late 1980s. moratorium on building new nuclear munity Release Board for an inquiry used to move up Sirhan’s parole Birmingham ts 92 78 New York pc 88 74 several questions concerning the regulations to accommodate the han­ supplemental appropriation bill The team was particularly critical United Slates would boost its con­ plants. wood and waste, hydro-electric date,” Gary Macomber, Community 82 73 related to his scheduled parole date Boston pc 87 70 Oklahoma City pc Glimpses request. She said that so far the coun­ dicapped. The school board has passed last week provides nearly $12 of President Carter’s proposed $88 projects and solar electric — could Release ^ a rd executive officer, 99 76 ts 80 68 of March 1, 1985. Brownsville Tx pc Omaha Liza Minnelli is cast in the role of the storyteller cil hasn’t received anything in explained that there are several in­ million for states whose programs save the United States the equivalent said. Buffalo pc 87 67 Philadelphia pc 85 69 had been operating at deficits. of 4 million barrels of oil a day by the The routine hearing was set for the for six London performances of the Martha Graham writing. stances where they could combine Correctional Training Facility at Charlstone S.C. ts 87 80 Phoenix sy 110 82 end of the 1980s. Charlotte N.C. ts 88 70 Pittsburgh ts 86 65 Dance Company’s presentation of “The Owl and the Denies Town Unsafe Chicago ts 89 73 Portland M hz 80 60 Pussycat” ... Burglars hit Eartha Kitt for more Volunleers Needed of the library recently pc 89 70 Portland Ore sy 82 57 than ?38,000 worth of jewelry and antiques — in­ Cleveland BOLTON — Volunteers elected Nancy Silyeretein, VERNON — An article published other town departments, has been cautioned that these economy moves Columbus ts 86 69 Providence pc 88 70 cluding an 1820 silver comb and brush set — taken chairman; Eileen could lead to dangerous reductions in 97 74 Richmond pc 89 70 of all ages are needed to recently states that Vernon is one of asked to reduce its fuel consumption Dallas pc from her Hollywood Hills, Calif., home ... Frank DelSignore, vice chair-1 police protection. Camera Shops present Big Name SLR’s Denver sy 90 63 St. Louis ts 91 76 help with a variety of jobs the 10 most unsafe towns in the state. by Mayor Frank McCoy and herefore Sinatra wili perform at the Met Oct. 28 to benefit man; Joan Teller, RT 6 : . I In keeping with the econoiriy move Des Moines sh 85 69 Salt Lake City f 85 57 the Memoriai Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, at Bentley Memorial The survey, conducted by Connec­ has to cut down on its patrols. A year pc 94 78 secretary; and Patricia | R O l IO N ticut Magazine, is distorted, accor­ the department is considering Detroit hz 87 61 San Antonio honorary chairmen of which are Mrs. Gerald R Library. ago the department was also ordered Duluth sh 80 64 San Diego sy 80 69 Dooley, treasurer. ding to Police Chief Herman Fritz. delaying some work such as the in­ Ford, Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey and Mrs. Nelson The current volunteers to reduce its patrols in an economy At Special Low Prices! L El Paso pc 102 73 San Francisco f 69 56 have successfully helped Fritz said the Vernon Police effort ordered by the mayor. vestigating of routine complaints Hartford pc 92 70 San Juan pc 89 82 A. Rockefeller ... Tatum O’Neal and a friend es­ R t S! fl y y " Department has an extensive and such as reported housebreaks dis­ 55 caped a jeep accident Monday in Ventura, Calif., the library to serve a The mayor’s memorandum asked Honolulu sy 88 76 Seattle sy 76 sophisticated system of keeping the department to park cruisers and covered after a family has been away All Camera Shop locations are having a truly memorable sale on a wide variety Houston ts 90 78 Spokane sy 85 59 with nothing more serious than a few scrapes and record number of patrons c Associationi this summer. Especially Soccer Associaiiuiij TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY SPECIALS records and reporting than most shut off the engines for 10 minutes for a few days. of single lens reflex cameras! All the big names are now at special low prices! Indianapolis ts 80 71 Tampa ts 91 75 cuts but papa Ryan still sent a limousine to the The department has been plagued 73 cited for her volunteer BOLTON — The Mton other departments in the state. 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Tues., July U, 1979- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Tues., July 24, 1979 Town To Give Easement Red Cross Lacking For Widening of 1-86 All Types of Blood public utilitites adjustments with the MANCHESTER—The Connecticut ages of 18 and 66 years to give a VERNON — The Town Council has Talcottville fire station, to Red Cross Blood Center has issued a thought to those who are ill and in a g i ^ to grant an easement to the reconstruct the bridge over the provision that it won't cost the town anything. special and urgent appeal for donors need of blood and donate this week. IT state Department of Transportation Tankerhoosen River. to give blood this week. Blood of all take about five minutes to give a pint in connection with the expansion of The resolution gives the state the The town is now involved in asking types is needed, especially type 0 of blood and less than one hour to The Evening Herald Interstate 86. the state to make some changes in right to readjust and relocate some Negative. complete the entire process. The council, in granting the ease­ the Talcottville area to protect-some sanitary sewer systems that are in the way of the highway expansion “We are really hurting,” Mrs. Every day about 6M units of blood ment, said it should be expressed, in historic sites in that area. are distributed by the Blood Center program. Elaine Sweet, executive director of a letter to the state, that the town The Planning Commission the Manchester-Bolton Chapter, to the state’s 43 hospitals. The es- hopes when it asks for an easement recommended that the council grant said, “both in lack of appointments timted need for this year by these Largest Circulation from the state, it will be given the the easement. The town is to receive The agreement provides that the and shortage of blood.” hospitals is 165,000 units of blood, a 7 same prompt attention. $500 in compensation for the ease­ state will be reimbursed by the The Bloodmobile will be in percent increase over last year. federal government for a portion or The state asked for an easement on ment. Manchester Friday from 12:30 to The Blood Program cannot operate all of its share of the cost of utility in­ East ot the River 80 square feet of land located on The council also approved a resolu­ 5:30 p.m. at South United Methodist without the support of volunteer Routes 30 and 83. in the area of the stallations and adjustments. tion for a construction agreement for Church. Parking is available in the donors. Red Cross officials said. lot across from the church on Hart­ Give the Gift of life—be a blood donor ford Road. on Friday, July 26. Local Red Cross officials state that AppointmenU can still be made by Request for Town Land because of vacation time, the contacting the Manchester Red number of advance appointments for Cross, 643-5111. Walk-in donors will this visit is discouragingly low. They be welcome throughout the day. Goes to Planning Unit Heads Jaycee Wives urge all healthy persons between the Janet Decker of 29 Kane VERNON — The Town Council has one-third of an acres. Silva said that by owning the strip Road, Manchester, has been Manchester Public Records The Dollar Saver referred, to the Planning Commis­ The land isn't developed, however, of property now owned by the town elected president of the Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. sion. a request of Charles D. Silva to there is a sewer line on the property he will be able to exert legal control Manchester Jaycee Wives. Tel 203-643-2711 A Scripps League Newspaper buy a parcel of town-owned land. and if the town considers selling the over people abusing his property. Mrs. Decker and her husband Warranlv Deeds William Fortuna. aluminum siding at The Planning Commission is to land a permanent right-of-way would He also said he would like to im­ Richard, have a son Jason. Gail M. Dailey to Patricia 163 Charter Oak St,, $660. have to be maintained, Robert Dot- prove the appearance of the property come back with a recommendation Other officers elected were: Larriviere. property at 64A Am­ Atlantic Fence Co. Inc. for Robert for consideration of the council. son. director of administration said. noting that much of the foliage has Mary Kenney of South Wind­ bassador Drive. $54.9(X). Dorman, stockade fence at 108 N. Silva, who lives at 43 Brighton Silva told the council that he is been destroyed and has said if he is Elliot R. Steele and Carolyn G. Elm St., $585. Lane, is asking the town to sell him a having a problem trying to keep “dirt sold the property it would be with the sor, vice president; and Paula Steele to John M. Biuso and Susan I. Claude Owen for Vincent Diana, portion of town-owned land which bikers” and motor vehicles from full understanding that the town will Chase, secretary; Liz Wilson, Biuso, property at 167 Princeton St., aluminum siding at 191-193 Oak St., abuts his property. using his property and newly seeded retain a perpetual right of way for corresponding secretary; and $72,900, $1,850. The entire parcel of town land con­ lawn, as access to the town-owner maintenance of the town sewer Sharon Keley, treasurer, all of Lans Investments to Steven J. J.N. Corso & Sons for Mr. and Mrs. sists of about five acres and Silva property. He said in the winter the system. Manchester. (Herald photo by Jagielo and Cheryl Jagielo, property Richard McKeon, aluminum siding wants to buy a strip of land which is problem continues with snow­ Brighton Lane is off Lake Street. at 46 Florence St., $46,900. at 94 Wedgewood Drive, $1,500. about 284 feet by 50 feet, or about mobiles. Richmond) J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Michael J. Marriage Licenses Thibodeau Iff and Rosemary Michael D. Leary and Donna R. Thibodeau, property at 34 Sirois, both of Manchester, July 28 at ELLINGTON Lamplighter Drive, $74,900. Trinity Covenant Church. EAST New Accord To Speed Work Area Club Samuel Langer and Lillian R. Gary T. Squires and Nancy L.M. Langer to Peter Sarles, property at Pelletier, July 28 at St. WINDSOR 250 Union St., $53,500. Bartholomew’s Church. WINDSOR On Rt. 82 Traffic Lights Gives Funds David R. Burr and Patricia A. Burr to Richard W. Sweet and Sherri L. Sweet, property at 66D Ambassador VERNON — In an effort to state (on March 23 for Loveland Hill I resolution asking the state Depart­ VERNON - The Suburban Photographer Women's Club of Vernon, Tolland Drive, $52,500. expedite the installation of two traf­ and (June 22.1978) for Merline Road, ment of Transportation to release TOLLAND and Ellington has contributed $2,255 Mary Jayne Mitchell to Ernest S. fic signals on Route 83. the Town will represent the town's lump sum necessary funds for which the town is Harris Jr, and Margaret U. Harris, Found Guilty share for the installation of the to projects selected by the club. Council has authorized Police Chief eligible, to start the realignment and property at 65 Delmont St., $57,900. signals. In effect the total o. $8,000 The projects include: The Tolland Herman Fritz, chairman of the Traf­ reconstruction of Snipsic Street from Certificate of Attachment TRENTON N.J. (UPI) - The New will be the town's total payment for Route 74 (E. Main Street) to the Area Association for Retarded and Jersey Supreme Court upheld the dis­ fic Authority, to enter into a Handicapped: scholarships for David A. Golas, Public Corpora­ supplemental agreement with the the two installations. Ellington town line, as soon as possi­ orderly person conviction of a Rockville and Tolland High &hools; tion, against Maurice P. Correnti. state. The council has also passed a ble. Newark Star-Ledger photographer the Hockanum Valley Community property on Cottage Street, $2,500. One agreement concerns the in­ Connecticut Bank and 'Trust who refused to leave the scene of a stallation of a traffic signal at the in­ Services Council’s Department on fatal auto accident. Aging; and the Industrial Arts against Gary Mosher, property at tersection of Route 83 and Loveland Girl Scouts CARE Member Oxford Street and W, Middle 'Turn­ Photographer Harvey Lashinsky Department of Rockville High had been arrested March 25, 1977, Hill Road and the other for the in- School. pike, $2,175. teresection of Route 83 and Merline NEW YORK - Girl Scouts of the in Europe. CARE now has Release of Liens while photographing a car accident Also: The Vernon Historical Socie­ on the Garden State Parkway. HART­ Road. U.S.A. has been elected a member supplementary feeding and self-help ty; scholarships for Vernon or Federal Internal Revenue Service development programs in more than He was fined $10 plus $5 court costs The agreement will allow the state agency of CARE. Mrs. Orville L. Tolland seniors at East Catholic High against Hobros Inc. - Schiebel Auto FORD 35 countries in Africa, Asia. Latin as a result of his conviction in to hire the services of an outside con­ Freeman of Ardsley-on-Hudson. School; the Tolland Public Library Parts. CIRCULATION tractor to expedite the installation of America and the Middle East. Sayreville Municipal Court. The con­ N.Y., national president of the Girl children's section; and the Friends of Forbes & Wallace against Samuel the signals. Including the Girl Scouts there are 27 viction was sustained in Middlesex Scouts, will represent the Girl Scouts Valley Falls Park. and Lillian Langer. In each case, the supplemental on the CARE Board of Directors. member agencies and 10 public Bloomfield State Bank against County Superior Court which had members on CARE's Beard of Direc­ The contributions were made reduced the fine from $25 plus court agreement states, in part, that the Formed in 1946 as a cooperative of possible through various fund-raising Frederick J. Lewis. amount of $4,500. deposited with the agencies for post-World War If relief tors. Building permits costs. activities conducted by the club, the In a divided 4-3 opinion, the Appointed to the National Commis­ largest of which was the annual Michael W. Brosnan, rec and sion of the International Year of the storeroom at 223 Keeney St., $850. Supremem Court said Lashinsky WETHERS­ Clown Town fair. should have heeded the order of state Child by President Carter in June The club meets the first Tuesday of Adam A. Vabalas, carport at 40 FIELD 1978, Mrs. Freeman chairs the sub­ police trooper Eric Herkloz to leave COVERING the month at Northeast School with a Wedgewood Drive, $800. Cheney Tech 14th committee on Children Round the Gunther Kunisch, wood stove at 35 the scene of the accident. World and is a member of the social program following the In a dissenting oninion. Justice business meetings. New members Amott Road, $560. Children's Involvement subcom­ Bill Tunsky for M.G. Herrmann, Morris Pashman said Lashinsky's YOUR mittee. In May 1979 she was elected are welcome and any woman from performance of his duties as a news the Tri-Town area interested in aluminum siding at 612 Center St., In Car Repair Test to the Corporation of the U.S. Com­ $1,500. photographer could not be considered joining should contact Elaine Carty, as obstructing the officer. mittee for UNICEF. 875-7856 for more information. J.N. Corso & Sons for Mr. and Mrs. MARKET MANCHESTER - The finalisU automotive department to win the Mrs. Freeman has represented from Howell Cheney Regional regional competition and go on to the Girl Scouts at various conferences Vocational Technical School who national competition. Their instruc­ around the globe and was an official South Methodist AREA attended the National Trouble tor is Ralph S. Catalono of delegate at three world conferences Shooting Contest in Detroit, Mich., Middlefield. of the World Association of Girl MANCHESTER - The Women's Prayer and Study last month came in 14th place in The local team was among 120 Guides and Girl Scouts in Canada. overall competition. teams from throughout the U.S. who Group of South United England, and Iran. She was also an Methodist Church will Kenneth Plourde, 18, of 90 participated in the contest. executive committee member of the Dc d Busy meet tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Bayberry Trail, South Windsor, and Cheney Tech trouble shooting American Freedom from Hunger Robert Harrington, 18, of 22 Sherman teams have placed among the Main St. Foundation and an official delegate The Weekday Nursery Road, Glastonbury, were the first winners on three other occasions on to the United Nations Freedom from team from Cheney Tech's state and regional levels. Hunger Conferences in Rome in 1965 committee will meet at and 1967. 6:50 at the church. Body She is the wife of Orville L. Concordia Church Bletchman To Talk Freem an, form er governor of Doily stress is common Minnesota. MANCHESTER - The in your 30's ond 40's. stewardship task force of I Grasso Appoints Concordia Lutheran Womon’s World helps you On Flying Objects Church will meet tonight at I Three from Area I 7:30 in the church room. hondle it through o 100% Coverage professionolly designed MANCHESTER - Robert H. HARTFORD -Gov. Ella Grasso - l l .U progrom of exercise, Bletchman. a local attorney and ^ “ has alounced the appointments of Emanuel Lutheran authority on UFOs, will be guest flymg saucers which will ap ^ ar n Manchester resident and three MANCHESTER - The nutritionol counseling, speaker tonight at the general an upcoming issue of Connecticut Qig^fg^ijury residents. worship and music corn- ond behovior modificotion. meeting of Parents Without Partners Magazine. . ^ , . John Fletcher Jr. of Manchester m itte e of E m an u el - - .. . jjg ijgg instructed classes at at 8:30 at Community Baptist has been reappointed to the board of Lutheran Church will meet KEGISTEk EARLY Church, 585 E. Center St. . r S..,. Tjchn,... ..nlgj. .. 7:.. Ih. FOR THE SUMMER The program, which is open to Board of Education on study projects Colleges, to serve at the pleasure of church. SESSION those interested in learning more about flying saucers, will be related to Hying saucers. ‘’’p a ^ F "Haas Cornelius J Weddle Manchester...... 28,000 preceded by a brief business session, Parents Without Partners is a non- J- XEROX LOOK AT THESE profit organization devoted to the beginning at 8. ^ ''*6“";“ __ (jjiry, have been reappointed to the FREE BONUS Bletchman, who has done research welfare of single parents and their Connecticut Housing Finance FEATURES! on UFOs, has been interviewed on children. 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July 24, 1979 Jack Anderson fin the Service) Betty’s Notebook Mexico’s Chief Denies Any Drug Ties Marine Lance CpI. Leonard C. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard cultivating peace between his chosen shipyard christening, a VIP party is WASHINGTON - Arturo Durazo ficialdom in 1975. police protection was $80,000 a poppy field with xerbicide. The Smith of 111 McGrath Road, South homeland and his former enemies. held for Navy brass hats and ship­ Moreno, chief of police of Mexico Ci­ A State Department official month. This was usually paid to the resulting drop in supply led drug Windsor, has reported for duty at the dealers to “cut” the heroin sold to He operates a “pirate” radio ship in building executives. The cost to Marine Corps Air SUtion, Cherry ty, was nained in a secret Mexican refused to confirm or deny the police local police commander, who not the Mediterranean, beaming U.S. junkies from over 6 percent in taxpayers can run as high as $1,000 By BETTY RYDER Point, N.C. intelligence report in 1975 as one of chief’s claim, saying that such infor­ only guaranteed freedom to operate messages of brotherhood — along per bash, or about $75,000 a year at 1976 to 4.9 percent in 1978. This in A 1977 graduate of South Windsor many big shots involved in illegal mation would be' considered but even provided police escorts for with popular music — to Jews and the current rate of fleet construction. turn may have contributed to a High School, he joined the Marine narcotics trafficking. U.S. in­ classified. But earlier U.S. in­ drug shipments on occasion, the Arabs alike. Cohen is undeterred by The money comes out of the Navy’s dramatic drop in the number of fatal Corps in September 1977. telligence sources say there is no telligence documents make no bones secret report states. $510,000 “ official representation did take its toll. I have thin, wispy threats on his life from the Palestine Forgot to mention in my last At our hotel in Kyoto, the meals evidence he has severed his connec­ about Durazo Moreno’s involvement U.S. intelligence experts doubted heroin overdoses in the United States hair and, boy, it was just limp. Of Liberation Organization and other fund” — a bureaucratic euphemism column that, when we were in Korea, were priced high by our standards tions with the underworld. in the narcotics traffic. A secret dis­ whether Echeverria’s crackdown - from 1,597 in 1976 to 596 in 1978. I was asked to do a television show on course, that was also the day for the and most anything that contained Sgt. Louis D. Lavoie, son of Mr. war-preaching extremists. for “booze budget.” At the time of patch of March 2,1976, for example, would reach politically powerful in­ Hall of Heroes TBC-TV in Busan. television show. beef ranged from $18 to $22 for the and Mrs. Louis E. Lavoie of 4A In 1968 he drafted a peace proposal the secret report, states that “discussion were begun dividuals — like Durazo Moreno. Heroes in war get medals. ’Those • More than 1,000 Army reservists The studio had wanted a represen­ Well, I asked my hostess where I entree. Terrace Drive, Rockville, was that contained most of the features of on how to proceed against the “Most of the accused gained office who fight for peace are lucky if they showed up recently for their two- tative of the Friendship Force and I could buy a can of hair spray. We Home sure looks good. recently assigned as a military Durazo Moreno the treaty signed at the White House week annual training exercise at was selected. They then asked me to wandered about and finally came to a Incidentally, I’m waiting patiently policeman with the 549th Military was chief of elec­ notorious Arturo Dorazo ... ” because of their standing in the get recognition of any kind. earlier this year. And when he Camp Blanding, Fla., supposedly to pick a gentieman from among the cosmetic store and low and behold, for some of my photographs to be Police Company at Fort Clayton, tion campaign The discussion obviously didn’t governing party, and often because Take Abie Cohen, a 52-year-old attended the signing ceremonies as simulate logistical support in a Friendship Force ambassadors from they did have hair spray. developed. There are some of the Canal Zone. He entered the Army in security for amount to much. Durazo Moreno not they were personal friends of the Iranian-born Israeli who has won part of the press corps. Cohen gave I asked the clerk how much it hypothetical European war. But the Connecticut to participate, too. beautiful Kyoto Imperial Palace. It’s May 1977. Mexican Presi­ only escaped prosecution, he was president or his closest associates,” medals from two governments for Mrs. Anwar Sadat a check for $10,000 Well, as luck would have it, Mr. would cost in U.S. dollars and she truly magnificent. The Royal palace The sergeant, whose wife, summer soldiers spend nearly half dent Jose Por­ promoted. a secret U.S. document noted. “Any his exploits as a wartime fighter • to help three Egyptian foster and Mrs. Zhne Vaughn (he's an replied, t7.” Well, needless-to-say, I is in Tokyo but the Imperial Palade is Deborah, lives in Somers, graduated their time relearning the old Army tillo. Durazo Other Mexican officials were not wholesale housecleaning would cause pilot, but takes greatest pride in his children whom he and Mrs. Sadat English teacher at Manchester High needed it desperately, so made the in the old capital and it is here that a from Rockville High School in 1969. Moreno was appointed to his present so lucky. U.S. intelligence sources cracks in the power structure.” unsung efforts to promote peace and game of “hurry up and wait.” The School and helps his students compile purchase. But even now that I’m new emperor must return to be have been co-sponsoring for more powerful job shortly after Lopez Por­ reported that the attorney general Therefore, the analysts concluded, understanding between Jews and written problems and orders for the The High School World which home, when I feel extravagant and crowned. than a year. tillo took office in December 1976. and the federal attorney for the state “the president will probably continue Arabs in the Middle East. $60,000 exercise didn’t arrive for five appears weekly in The Herald) were start to spray my hair I look around As you walk through the long cor­ Walter J. Adamy, son of Mr. and In recognition of a fighting man We contacted Durazo Moreno at of Colima, the entire state attorney’s gradually to transfer or dismiss the Cohen was one of the youngest days, and the headquarters’ explana­ available so the three of us were in­ and see if anyone would like to stand ridors, Naruita, a floor board emits a Mrs. Edward S. Adamy Sr., 31 E. enlisted in the cause of peace, we are corrupt officials.” The report added tion was astonishing; A lack of terviewed. behind me to catch the “fall-out” sound much like nightingales. This Maple St., Manchester, is undergoing his Mexico City office, and he staff at Tijuana and key federal and fighter pilots in Britain’s Royal Air proud to induct Abie Cohen into our this gloomy warning: “Often a cor­ duplicating machines. Now I know just how hot those spray. After all, at that price it palace was where the Shogun or cadet basic training at the U.S. vehemently denied the charge. He police officials were fired in a wide- Force during World War II. Three Hall of Heroes. told us that both he and President ranging shakeup by outgoing Presi­ rupt official is removed only to be years later, he flew countless mis­ studio lights are. Our interviewer shouldn't go to waste. military leader resided, and the Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. Watch on Waste Footnote: Those who know of asked the questions in Korean, and In Kyoto, Japan, we chatted with a sounds in the floor would alert his A 1979 graduate of Manchester high Lopez Portillo have copies of a U.S. dent Luis Echeverria. replaced by an equal corrupt one.” sions against Arab armies in Israel’s The Navy believes that more than government extravaganza can write another young woman repeated them woman from Enfield who had lived guards that someone was entering School, he received a congressional State Department document, One U.S. intelligence report in­ Footnote: One part of Echeverria’s war for independence. a champagne bottle deserves to get to Jack Anderson’s Watch on Waste, to us in English. She asked us of our there two years, went back to the palace. Of course, the intruders appointment to the academy. clearing him of implication in the dicates that many Mexican judicial narcotics cleanup campaign had a But 10 years ago Cohen followed would think the birds were singing smashed when a new ship is P.O. Box 2300, Washington, D.C. impressions of Korea, its people and Connecticut for a short time, and was drug racketeering that infected officials were protecting big time perhaps lasting beneficial effect. the Bible’s injunction to beat swords back for another year with her hus­ and continue right up to the doors of launched. So the night before each 20013. our visit. It was really very various levels of Mexican of­ drug traffickers; the going rate for That was the spraying of Mexican into plowshares, and began quietly enjoyable. When it was time to band. the guards’ quarters. Navy Aviation Fire Control Techni­ depart, the studio manager Comparing prices she said, “Beef cian 3rd Class Elliott W. Plummer 5 Tt A Fotrr vwziu siAit-"rctE/5 hope we come up with something rhythm.” 500 has been awarded to the town to The town first applied for the grant Philadelphia 52 44 542 3'M New York said. “I talked to him about his clude the handling of all sewer user 48 47 .505 15'/i definite, but it could take several maturity” on the team. Chambliss snapped a 1-1 tie in the do a study on tax collection methods in 1978 but the application was St. Louis 45 46 .495 8 Detroit bills as well as regular tax bills. 44 52 .458 20 weeks.” birthday and how we were going to third when he reached Glenn Abbott, rejected and the town reapplied in AIR CONDITIONERS New York 38 53 .418 14Mi Cleveland and accounting systems. celebrate at training camp. Then The town is in the process of Toronto 29 70 .293 36Vt Emerging from the closed team 4-10, for his 13th homer of the year The grant, which is offered through May. studying the possibility of using the meeting, most players were too suddenly this happens.” and 100th of his career, stirring a the state Office of Policy and Each year in the town audit report BFfjgktaire West Weal Davis flew to Houston Sunday night Mazzilli Knocked Out school system computers for the W I Pet. GB W L Pet. GB shaken to talk. Rookie Jerry curfous scene in Yankeeland. Reggie Management, wiil pay for the ser­ the auditors have made recommen­ general government budget, tax bills Holloway, drafted as a backup to in a plane chartered by the Cardinals LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Lee Maz­ Jackson, who followed Chambliss to dations concerning the tax collec­ Houston 56 44 .560 - California 57 42 .576 vices of a consultant to analyze the and such. Cain at tight end, said there was talk to bring Cain’s widow, Jeanne, to St. zilli, the All-Star outfielder of the the plate, noticed that the message tor’s office stating the methods of tax Cincinnati. 51 49 .510 5 Minnesota .558 3 accounting and tax collection of retiring Cain’s jersey. No. 88, and Louis. New York MeU, was knocked un­ scoreboard honored the Chambliss San Francisco 48 51 485 8 Texas .546 3 Cain had undergone a thorough conscious Monday night in a jarring San Diego 46 55 455 10^ Kansas City .490 8V of players wearing black armbands milestone. at games this season. medical examination at training collision with outfielder Dan Norman Jackson stepped out of the box, Atlanta 41 57 .418 14 Chicago .464 11 camp and was said to be in excellent during a game with the Los Angeles I aq ■! It iwnMk*> ■« kM .424 15 “No decisions were made,” Head glanced at the press box where the Town Republican Committee Los Angeles 40 58 .408 15 Seattle condition. He was a staunch physical Dodgers. .263 31 Coach Bud Wilkinson said, ‘“niis was Yankee public relations staff sits, Oakland fitness advocate. Mazzilli, who was unconscious for Monday's Results not the time for that.” and appeared to try mightily to hit a Monday's Results Running back Wayne Morris told Wilkinson said Cain was running “a 10 minutes and was removed from Baltimore 7, Oakland 4 homer. Chicago 9-2, Cincinnati 8-1 reporters, “I would like to personally simple pass pattern.” At play’s end, the field on a stretcher, suffered a Jackson still remembers that the Endorses Candidate Slate S R Ig id a ire Pittsburgh, 7-0, Atlanta 1-8 Cleveland 5, Milwaukee 4 he turned, took two steps back cut cheekbone and an injured rib dedicate the season to J.V.” scoreboard never mentioned him Houston 3, St. Louis 2 Chicago 11, Detroit 3 toward the huddle and collapsed. cage. He later joked with teammates HEBRON — The Republican Town on the Board of Finance; Tom that endorsement of the committee Morris then began to stammer and Saturday when he hit No. 358, tying San Diego 6, Philadelphia 5 New York 6, Seattle 2 Team trainer John Omohundro in the clubhouse about the collision Committee has endorsed a slate of Aykroyd and James Conley, for six- approved slate doesn’t preclude weep. He looked over to Wilkinson him with Yogi Berra. Jackson feels it Los Angeles 3, New York 1 California 9, Boston 2 rushed to Cain and applied mouth-to- before being taken to Centennial canididates for the November elec­ year terms on the Board of Finance. other persons from seeking nomina­ and said, “j ’m sorry.” Wilkinson somehow results from his growing Montreal 8, San Francisco 3 Minnesota 7, Toronto 6 mouth resuscitation and team physi­ Valley Hospital in nearby Inglewood tions. The slate will be voted on at Tom Keily was nominated to fill a tion at the caucus. TIME TO BUY! TIME TO SAVE! draped his army around the young feud with owner George Stein- Kansas City 5, Texas 4 cian Bernard Garfinkel used cardio- for overnight observation. the party caucus scheduled for Aug. 2 four-year vacancy on the Board of In other business the Town Com­ athlete and led him from the room. brenner. Today's Games support equipment to help the athlete at 8 p.m. at the Hebron Elementary Education created by the resignation mittee voted to send four represen­ Today's Games The 8foot4 Cain was the Car­ Goldsteyn Waived "It doesn’t m atter,’’ said Seattie (Bannister 89 and Jones 8. regain his breathing on the practice School. of Alan Ramsey. James Jorton and tatives to a coming Republican party Cincinnati (Norman 6-8) at dinals’ No. 1 draft choice in 1974 out (Siambliss. “They all go in the record PRICES REGIN A T ...... 8) at Baltimore (McGregor 4-3) and field of the Lindenwood Colleges. PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (UPI) Endorsed for the position of first Margaret Powning were endorsed campaign seminar scheduled for Pittsburgh (Kison 64), n of the University of Colorado. His books. They keep too good rebords if D. Martinez 12-7), 2 Cain was taken to St. Joseph — The New York Giants placed four selectman was Roger Rowley of for six-year terms on the board. Aug, 18. Those chosen were Ray­ Chicago (Reuschel 9-6) at Houston leaping, one-hand touchdown catches they’re worried about something like Oakland (Kingman 1-2) at Boston Hospital, where he died in the players on waivers Monday, in- Amston. Raymond Burt, incumbent, Others endorsed were: Merle mond Burt, Jack Von Deck, Marilyn (F,orsch 5-6), n helped make him the Cardinal rookie that.” (Eckersley 185), n emergency room. ■ eluding veteran quarterback Jerry was endorsed for seiectman; Marian Thoma, Board of Tax Review; David Horton and Roger Rowley. Atlanta (Brizzolara 5-4) at St. of the year and earned him the Chambliss also cap p ^ a two-run k - 4 Louis (Vuckovich 8-7), n Milwaukee (Travers 74) at Detroit Golsteyn. Celio, an unaffiliated voter an incum­ Marnicki, Planning and Zoning Com­ Rowley and Von Deck were also starter’s role midway through the Golsteyn won the starting job in fifth with a long sacrifice fly. Montreal (Rogers 9-6) at San Diego (Underwood M ), n “I wasn’t going for a homer,” he bent, was endorsed for town clerk. mission; Frank Mund, to fill a term unanimously nominated to serve on 1975 season. both 1977 and ‘78 but played only (Perry 104), n California (Aase 7-7) at New York said. “When I go for home runs I She has also been endorsed by the which starts in 1980; James Derby, the Town (Committee. Another mo­ A tom Achilles tendon in training Simmons Return Near sporadically each year. The other Philadelphia (Lerch 88) at Los (Tiant 74), n never get them. There isn’t any way Democratic Town Committee. five-year term on the Zoning Board tion approved James Horton and camp last year fqrced Cain to sit out ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Catcher Ted three, players released, all free B.D. &SOi\ Angeles (Welch 4-6), n Cleveland (Wise 9-5) at Minnesota the Cardinals’ dismal 810 season. to go for power. Either you have it or Marion 0. Foote, incumbent, was of Appeals; Janet Von Deck and Bob Conley as members of the com­ Simmons may be back with the St. agents, are running back Bob Turner New York (Kobel 4-5) at ^ n Fran­ (Koosman 11-8), n Wilkinson hoped Cain’s return would you don’t. I’ve seen guys try it and unanimously endorsed for town Bueuselle, alternates on the Zoning mittee. Elections will take place at () WPEARL M\1N ' I HI KI' TKl.. (.1.1.2171 M \N( III " I I H Louis Cardinals by the end of this and defensive baclu Mike Mince and , Kansas City (Gale 7-8) at Chicago treasurer and agent of the town Board of Appeals, both are in­ the Aug. 16 meeting of the com­ cisco (Halicki 85), n make the Cardinals winners again. week. they’ve failed.” (kravec 9-8), n Darnell Meyers. > deposit fund; Casey McPartland, in­ cumbents. mittee. “J.V. was one of the things we cumbent, for the four-year vacancy Town Committee members said EVENING HERALD, Tues.. July 24, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN page ten - EVENING HERALD. Tues., July 24, Softball ZDCavs Select New Coach Ski Fanatics Learning and Sandy Garner two apiece for TOM (;iirs GAMES with the Los Angeles Lakers for the “1 think this is a better team than ~ Tikfv vs. SUM, 6 — (;iieney Wendy's. Six runs In the third inning lifted CLEVELAND (UPI) The past three seasons. its record of last season,” Albeck the Jaycees over the Angels, 6-2, last Clevelsnd Cflvsliers hsve M'Mt'ihoilisI vs. Di’iin, 6 — EASTERN M ileti also unveiled the ap- declared at a Monday news con- Ropes on Apparatus night at Robertson Park. made several major moves >fI»o Rick Holmes’ single in the bottom pointments of Ron Hrovat as club’s ference. “I think what the fans will DeMoliiy vs. Ed's, 6 — KreiU'V Seven different players had one hit aimed at bolstering the for- new executive vice president-general \see is a quick tempo-type team.” of the eighth was the difference as each for the Jaycees. D av e^d er- troubled National Ill’Murkcl vs. Furr's, 6 — manager and Jimmy Rodgers, The Cavaliers had a djsmal 30-52 WEST OSSIPEE, N.H. novices how to turn properly on skis, on terra firma. The Techni-Ski has a Second Congo nipped CBT, 12-11, last Pete Avery and Ray Philbrick o , *7 ,i a ^ n but pros like Miss Fisher are using it special brake that stops the board Fil7.)n'rulcollege football and Champs of the Midget East Division Rice, Bos 92 367 119 .324 tournament because they are still in Watson, approaching 30 and first-time fatherhood, is basketball coaches? I’ve noticed, for Instance, that Big 8 Silkey’s, from Simsbury, won the ti­ the middle of their league play-offs. his contract with the team’s management. Tricia LaPoIIa and Paige Lepak already being referred to as "The Old Man." Kids football coaches all seem to dress alike — poorly. — Lynn, Bos 88 339 109 .322 tle last year. Dairy Queen was the Taking honors in the junior soccer Midget pave Larkin, Ray Juleson, Matt Morris, Dan- The tournament will start Saturday For most of Monday afternoon, much practice time,” Erhardt said each homered and Stacey Choate like Lon Hinkle, Bruce Lietzke, Mark McCumbert, Michael Morgan, Oklahoma City. Wilson, KC 88 302 95 .315 defending New England Champions even Ben Crenshaw, are threatening to turn all the Nope. No dress codes. Come to think of it, they do dress - • the Astros. Team ny Paulauskas, Theresa Sombric. Rear: morning at 10 o’clock with both though, while the team went through Monday. roped three hits for Nassiff’s. East Division were Molitor, Mil 91 373 117 .314 in 1977 and had a berth in the 1978 old guys out to pasture poorly, especially the gridiron brethren. Some of the members (left to right) Front: Todd Coach Vance Burba. Missing: Brian Conley, Meyer, Sea 92 338 106 .314 fields to be used. Play will continue two-a-day practice sessions at “But we’ve been through this sort Melissa McCray. Nancy Healy. basketball gentry manage to get pretty splffy. Either way, New England where it finished third Missy Coulombe and Joanna Robin­ Kevin Conley, Jeff Post, Chris Collins, Dan Ilomr RunH all day Saturday on both fields with Bryant College, Fox and general of thing before. Hopefully it will be I don’t think it matters. Most of us come out to see the Kleperis, Deidre Purcell, Denise Welch, son were best for the Bankers. players. Packer, Mike Craig. (Rec Department National League — Schmidt. Phil the last game scheduled to start at 7 manager Bucko Kilroy were dis­ resolv^ quickly,” Erhardt said. Wendy Welch, Amy Gates, Mark Harvill, p.m. The action will again pick up With Fox missing practice sessions Leanne Spears ripped three 34; Kingman, Chi 30; Winfield. SD cussing figures. Q. Why did Sandy Koufaz choose to come back to Keith Reimer. Back: Coach Gary Gates, Photo) Sunday morning at 10 o’clock with “They made me an offer. And I the Patriots are down to one veteran homers, Laurie Pinney singled and 24; Lopes, LA 22; Matthews, Atl, homered, Cindy Dauer lashed three Q. Would you compare Graig Nettles and Brooks baseball after all those years of retirement? How long was Foster, Cin and B.Robinson, Pitt 20. Baseball just Fitzgerald being used. Play will made them a counter offer," said free safety in camp, Dick Conn. Roblnaon and tell me who Is tbe best? — Doug Bunyard, he away? — N.F., Ventura, Calif. continue all day with the last game Fox, who has been negotiating his Their No. 1 draft choice, Rick San­ hits. Sheryl Veal two and Katy Kulpa Mattooo, ni. m accept Sandy's explanation that you can’t duck away American League — Lynn, Bos and doubled for Willie’s. Karen from civiliution forever. At the age of 43, it was time he Entrants Announced Baylor, Cal 24; Thomas, Mil 23; scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m. contract alone for the first time. ford, has also been tried at that spot, JU.MOR LEGIO.N On the following Saturday, Aug. 4, Patapehuk homered and singled, rejoined the main stream — as a Florida pitching coach for Singleton. Balt and Rice, Bos 22. With a ninth-inning rally falling “I guess when you into these kind along with Dough Beaudoin and the Los Angeles Dodgers this spring — especially since the Lawrence Bdldyga, chair­ three children. the state champion will be decided Debbie Thompson doubled twice and Kratzert, the 1977 winner of the Runs Baited In short, the Manchester Junior Legion of negotiations you name a figure Prentice McCray. Both McCray and inflationary spiral had also cut into his holdings severely, man of the 28th SDJ-GHO, is National League — Winfield, SD with the championship tilt scheduled and then compromise below it. I just Beaudoin are regularly strong Lynn Bassett and Kathy Ambach ^ndy was 30 and had Just won his career high of 27 games GHO, to date ranks 29th on the of­ TONIGHT dropped a 7-6 decision to visiting each had three hits for Westown. in 1966 when he walked away. He did hang around for a proud to announce that Calvin 77; Schmidt, Phil 75; Kingman, Chi to start at 3:30 p.m. The winner felt I had a figure that I wasn’t safeties. ficial money list. Bill resides in Fort Legion vs. East Hartford. Winsted Junior Legion last night at Kristine Howard, Michelle Carrier couple of years as a television commentator, but that Peete, Bill Kratzert and Dave 73; Foster, Cin 72; Clark, SF 65. receives the right to represent prepared to go below. In addition to the Fox matter, the wasn't his bag. Wayne, Indiana, with his wife, —Shea Park Eagle Field. Patriots, had some injured players and Michelle Morianos each homered Stockton have all committed to American League — Baylor, Cal Manchester, 11-7 overall, has a key Connecticut in the Regional Tourna­ “However, we are going to talk Cheryl Ann, and their daughter. who were kept out of full scale ac­ for Hour Glass. Sue Besterfield and 90; Lynn, Bos 77; Kemp, Det 72; Jaycee-Courant League Senior Divi­ ment to be held in Providence, R.I. tomorrow and we’re not that far Q. Whal do they mean by tbe '‘hardship draft” In pro play in the 1979 GHO. Stockton, who won the GHO, in RADIO, TV The tournament will be governed by tion, including starting quarter-back Terri Berzenski each had five hits basketbaU? — T.W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Rice, Bos 71; Thomas, Mil and sion tilt tonight against Artie’s at apart. And I like the way Bucko is Peete, recent winner of The 1974, presently resides with his wife, 7 :30 Red Sox vs. A’s, WTIC, Ch. A.S.A, rules and will be double­ Steve Grogan (knee), wide receiver and Lisa Harvey four. The hardship draft, in my view, is a misnomer. There is Catherine Fay, and their two sons in Smalley, Minn 69. Eagle Field at 6 o’clock. Artie’s handling the matter,” said Fox. no longer suen a thing. It is more accurately called “an Greater Milwaukee Open, to date 38 elimination. Fox said that until he talks with Carlos Pennywell (hamstring), con- Linda Farrell and Terry Callahan Westlake Village, California. 8:00 Yankees vs. Angels, WINF Stolen Bases holds the top rung at 9-1 while the The third base play of Nettles, the Yankees’ hot comer undergraduate draft” in which anybody with eligibility ranks 24th on the official money list. National League — Moreno, Pitt Kilroy he doesn’t plan to attend prac­ erback Sidney Brown (sprained each socked roundtrippers and remaining can petition the NBA to be included in the The SDJ-GHO will be held at the 10:30 Mets vs. Giants, W'INF, locals are 7-3 in league play. Valerie Beckwith, Ashly Cruz, man, was so sensational in the last World Series that it 42; North, SF 39; Scott, St.L 27; Scott LaBrec had an RBI double tice sessions. knee) and rookie running back Alan finally called attention to his glove work, though he has regular draft. It was a result of the Spencer Haywood case He resides in South Bay, Florida, Wethersfield Country Club on August f;|,_ 9 Jeanne Vaughn, Marielle Recesso, been in the majors a full decade. However, when you’re in 1971, when b a ttle signed him although It didn’t have Scott, Mtl 26; Cruz, Hou 25. and single to pace the locals. Jon Patriots head coach Ron Erhardt, Clark (knee). with his wife. Christine, and their 8- 12. Soccer Also in the afternoon session. Bob Lisa Zimkiewicz, Tammy Rabbet, comparing him to Brooks Robinson, you’re putting him up draft rights. When the NBA tried to negate the deal, the American League — LeFlore, Det DuBois clouted a homer in the sixth who was not involved in the contract Sonics' owner, Sam Schulman, sued and won the right to Golic, the Patriot’s No. 2 pick, Debbie Edgar and Maura Hagearty against the beat ever, in my opinion (old-timers will chime 50; Wilson, KC 40; Wills. Tex 25; over the centerfield fence while Paul talks, said that Fox is missing some in with Pie Traynor and Billy Cox). Even the statistics keep Haywood. bruis^ his right shoulder. Patriots’ played well for Crispino’s. Jennifer Bonds. Clev and Cruz, Sea 23. Peck hurled effectively in relief. He INTERMEDIATE valuable work in the practice (which can be misleading in fielding) bear me out. Nettles officials said Golic probably will Hollenbeck, Kim Vitols and Laura has led the American League in fielding average for his Jal Alai Results Pilehing \ ietories went five innings, gave up five hits Indians 5 (Tim O’Brien, Pat sessions. tmsmestems National League — Niekro, Hou 14- “It’s too bad he’s (Fox) missing so miss two or three days of practice. Walling were best for Wonder. position twice; Brooks was the top man 11 times and holds and one earned run and fanned three. Collins, Scott Goehring, Bill virtually every major fielding record for third basemen. Parting shot: 5; Niekro, Atl 14-11; Andujar, Hou 11- Peschke, Don Kallons), Cosmos 0. MONDAY nmi; unit FIST: 10.40 6.20 3.40 < Inma Caiti 19.00 6.20 4.40 5; Carlton, Phil 11-9; Seaver, Cin 10- COL'I' INTERTOWN Rowdies 5 (Ken Krause 3, Jamie Q. I hope that you can help me; I have looked For sheer ability to rise to an occasion, 1 have 3 Inu Cmi never seen a better competitor, in any sport, than 4 Zep iimr I 2I.M S.U 5.<0 5 RPicwi OrteetK 16.00 7.40 4.40. 1 Pete Ecinim 4.20 3.00 S ttetm Zoqui 3.40 3.U 5; Lee, Mtl and Perry, SD 10-6; With the aid of 10 walks, the McKee, Geoff Michaud), Tornadoes everywhere. I would like to know the address of Lanny I Cm lUttdM 4.M 3.10 4 Itvrefii Mm#! 10.20 7.U 5 Himta l$tu 3.60 6 Ouraxe Pierre 4.20 Chrissie Evert. 1 Fanto Im 4.U Qunela 4-S $U.OO Espinosa. Phil 10-7. Manchester Merchants upended 2 (Tom Wood 2). Wadkias. I am his third cousin by marriage on my father’s SlrtsalisAi 6.40 OanieU 1-3 S37i0 American League — John, NY 13-5; side. — Blair Mosenhimer, Roseburg, Ore. IIMH1 1-4 137.20 pnieU 4-5 SU.W Periecta 3-1 SlOOiO PeHecta 4-5 $3U.U Manchester Crispino’s, 5-2, last night Tornadoes 3 (Tommy Wood, Dave The PGA doesn’t give out the home addresses of its tour pfeetj 4-1 SOMO PerfKU S230.40 TrHecta 3-1-S $364.U TrHecta 4-S-6 $1,476.90 Flanagan, Balt 13-6; D.Martinez. at Moriarty Field. Johnson, Jeff Iximbardo), Cosmos 1 golfers, though I can tell you that Lanny maintains homes TrifNti 4-1-S S507JO Trifectj S-4-1 S6I4.U SHTK; TWIfc Balt and Ryan, Cal 12-7; Caldwell, Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box SECOND: 6 Dvaice Ibis ■ I4J0 6.20 4.20 2 Ernui 10.60 S.U 680 Bob Burdet and Tim McCarthy (Sparky Laggis). in Dallas, Tex., and Advance, N.C. You can best reach him 6346, Incline Village, Nev. 69450. Because of the volume of mail, 4 Irtedw lOiO ISiO S.U lin 5.00 3.U 2 Irua Zaqui 4.20 4.00 4 Pierre 6.40 6.60 Mil 11-5; Stanley, Bos 11-6; each stroked two hits tor the Rowdies 3 (Ken Krause, Jamie by writing in care of the PGA, 100 Nina Court, Ponte Vedra there will be no Individual responses. 1 Itarttp brtvta 4.00 3.20 S.U 4.20 3 Orbea I Carea 3.U 3 Area 4.80 Koosman, Minn 11-8; Sorensen, Mil Merchants while Jim Gluhosky and McKee, Ken Marshall), Kicks 3 (An­ Beach, Fla. 32082. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 2 lr>» Mw I 3.20 4.N dNinieU 2-6 $36.40 Qiinieta 4-2 $39.00 11- 10. M il 1-4 142.40 ipMti 1-3 S31.U Periecta 6-2 $M.U Periecta 2-4 $136.00 Larry Duff each had two-base knocks dy Browne, Steve Wirta, Bill Frat- Nrifcti 4-1 1136.20 NdKti 3-1 U3.10 Trrfecta 6-2-3 $5S9.20 TrHecta 2-4-3 $1,257.00 Earned Run .-Average for Crispino’s. tarolli). Triferti 4-1-2 $327.30 TrifecU M-6 $447.00 SIITK UEVEKTH; National League — Rogers, Mtl The Merchants visit Columbia 6 Durance Asia ■ 14.60 6.20 4.20 4 Durante Sorea 21.U S.U 7.20 2 Irasu Im 4.20 4.00 3 Erma teenarro 5.20 5.20 2.52; Perry, SD 2.59; LaCoss, Cin Wednesday while Crispino’s hosts 3 Oitea ■ Carea 3.60 1 Ewebio Pferre 3i0 2.73; Shirley, SD 2.76; Andujar, Hou Willimantic "B” at Moriarty Field. Holovak Promoted Qunela 2-6 $36.40 Qiinieta 3-4 $51.40 2.78. Periecta 6-2 $99.U Periecta 4-3 $248.70 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - ’The Tritecta 6-2-3 $SS9.20 Tritecta 4-M $560.20 American League — Kern, Tex ALUMNI JUNIOR outdoor New England Patriots Monday an­ Jai Alai Entries SEVENTH; TWElFTlt 1 42; Marshall, Minn 2.15; John, NY 6 lascaran 14.20 6.20 3.20 14.00 9.60 5.00 Behind the one-hit pitching of Dave ."7 6 Tulaica Leenet 2.62; Guidry, NY 2.67; Slaton, Mil nounced the ■ promotion of Mike 1 Joaquin 13.80 4.00 4.60 4.60 Vilga, Liggett Parkade outdistanced 3i0 3 Eitaebie Urqaiata 2.69. Holovak to director of college 5 lUis I 5 btearau Santa 6.00 Krause Florist, 9-5, last night at topics TUUOAY QhmU 1-6 $40.00 scouting and named former SEVENTH; QuUeb 34 $36.60 .Strikeoiils Cheney. mST: PeriecU 6-1 $119.10 Periecta 6-3 $14.00 Washington Redskins coach Bill l.ZeciMvtmi 2.Fanti4jndi l. la m i TrHecta 6-1-5 $374.10 National League — Richard, Hou A first-inning single by Mark 1 IDuranto TrHecta 6-3-5 $635.70 MePeak as chief of pro scouting. 3. Cm-tan 4. Rurtcui-Wivir I ENNTH: Attendance 3,064 162; Carlton, Phil 115; Niekro, Atl Stepper was the lone blow off Vilga. S.feu-iMei S. luquin 8 Eusebo bieoiJe 117.20 6.80 6.60 Holovak, the coach and general of T. Erwuj Handk 249.344 113; Perry, SD 109; Swan, NY 104. He fanned seven. Jim Kibbie had two 7. Mricuei-lnier I LPutu-lrtcchc 4 Orba I Urquiap 6.00 4.40 the Boston Patriots from 1961-68, had SuhtU-Cmu S b $ U 6 laacaran Odiea 460 American League — Ryan, Cal 166; Ejornt singles and scored twice to pace SECOND QameJa 44 $40.40 held the job of personnel assistant Scared Fish DonH Bite l.Emu-lNwl 2.(kbal4ri«bB Guidry, NY 115; Jenkins, Tex 110; Liggett’s. l.Fasti-ArtodM IZipi iiti Periecta M $93.90 since rejoining the Pats in 1977. He 4.Ptt^lnierl 3. iMcariR-Qirei 4. Juaqbi-EctnarTO TrHecta 144 $676.90 Flanagan, Balt 98; Eckersley, Bos IlriM4artv«i . Lbneb-Sorea' and Kern. Tex 89. also has serv^ as head of scouting often stretches far away from you 5.Gm»4$p< ‘Shhh! You’ll scare the fish away.” suggestions to help them avoid mis­ 7.U-ia iMiCUN-Whrarl 7. Iiraacu41rquiaca L U -fia ritj WMTED] Saves for the New York Jets and worked Ever have a fishing partner tell takes which can adversely affect and can be seen by fish. Avoid this by $*ile*4u*no Sab bdaku-Javier I for the Oakland Raiders and San fishing toward the sun during these vm . mmt National League — Sutter, Chi 22; I Basketbal you to be quiet or to sit still in the their success. l.JuHuinMul LOibabCarita -- Francisco 49ers. 1. Hbi-Im 2. F m tM jrta re fl Garber, Atl 18; Tekulve, Pitt 16; boat because you’re spooking the fish First be aware that your presence early and late daylight hours. XMlpm-laBe* ilMspi lEitcM UitI 4. Ana-Plerre TO BUY Bair. Cin and McGraw, Phil 13, Noise travels far and fast in water. iCow^i 5. EnuM-brierl iZrtaict-Oeba SOUTHERN instead of catching them? Take his on the water is unusual in itself. S. itvTU6MMIna L lasoaraft-Zoqa American League — Marshall, Rozelle Upheld Drop a fishing rod on the bottom of T. MuMwltilA w h 7. baw l Ctcninu Engineering 50 (Tony Barrett 12, advice because unusual noises will Remember that you are a stranger in Sub Zigj-iwicr I Sbs Domxo-SirM Minn 19; Kern, Tex 17; Stanhouse, Mike Ruffini 10), G-Pack 14 (Paul NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal ar­ frighten fish away, and scared fish the fish’s element. Anything you do is your boat, close a tackle box loudly, FDNRTft TENTK l.N rfM ti Ilascaraa CLEAN Balt 12; Monge, Clev 11; Rawley, Sea stand up and kick the side of the boat Stankiewicz played well). bitrator Monday upheld National aren’t likely to strike lures. beyond the normal as far as fish are l.Hatu IPkne iAica and Lyle, Tex 10. — all these create sounds in water XArtMk Breakers 38 (Mark DiGiroIamo Football League Commissioner Pete Fish live in a difficult world; concerned. ILmmU SSqrua tU d a and alert fish to you presence. 7 .h M t L iirie rl 10), Albatross Ltd. 23 (Ken Leitz 13). Rozelle’s authority to discipline Winners of the Pee Wee North Division something is always trying to catch Fish perceive danger from 7.U USED CARS them. Man isn’t their only predator. something as simple as a floating Carpet inside your'boat will help SifaFftsb SubEnM OMO players for “conduct detrimental to Fmt EUVENTft EASTERN Birds, some animals and other fish shadow on the water. To them, the deaden noises, but the best remedy is t.Dmnc^teHa 2.EnM-0cba football.” dan Grossman, Anthony Wright, Kevin 1. Taking the championship in the junior to be aware of the potential for un­ iIrm A rta cb llia-Z u pJ 4. biiMa lifiaf I (l9th Hole Pagani Caterers 76 (Mark Murphy The NFL Players Association continually prey on fish for food. All shadow would signify a bird winging IfertMhw S. lesanihPkrre ibaw bpica CARTER 32, Bob Venora 17, Bob Zagaja 10), soccer Pee Wee North Division this season O’Donnell, Sheri Combra, Shawn Adams, fish live in a state of continual danger overhead, possibly an osprey, gull or usual sounds and avoid making them. 5.li-kiitrl iPitu-Jnu challenged Rozelle’s authority after 7.Zi«A-Cvm tMricwi-lM 7.&Haie*4rMil t. Iiuqbi Sarea Phelta Thi 69 (Kim Bushey 21, Scott he ruled former Miami Dolphin were the Express. Team members (left to B.J. Diana, Wayne Zorger, Mike Bidwell, and their reaction to something un­ heron which all feed on fish. Or they Light-colored clothes . are easily SKb lupkhOdMi S b iO ib iU M i seen above the water by fish. Don’t sort VmiTk Minnechaug Waters 19, Jeff Sizemore 10). defensive linemen Don Reese and right) Front: Steve Sartor, Chris Litvinchyk, Eric VonDeck. Coaches: Earl Bidwell, usual is to flee. may think it is a larger fish, cruising 1. Azc»{ccn«re 2.0ibal-iari(rl l.NvncaJ-Zuqri 2.P»U4chM REGISTER TODAY AT Realizing that many fishermen are about looking for something to eat. wear anything white. to fish in X EhuM-HrquUta 4.Zriaica-Zop LADIES — Gross - A — Hamer 85, Irish Insurance Agency 72 (Dennis Randy Crowder must pay $5,(KI0 each Ellen Moriarty, Eddie Wilson, Bruce Maurice Moriarty, Newt Emerson. Missing: l l w M I m iOrbiMwl 11829 Main SI., Manchest«r| Cole 22. Kurt Johnson 12, Jim Sumler to a drug rehabilitation center in not aware of the things they do which Wheit the sun is low on the horizon, neutral colored clothing — gray, tan lU-Ccattm ilv«C *4ipa S -b w a -U il iE«eli*-Garita B — McGaw 99, C - Bennett 105; Berzenski, Josh Majewski, Erik Wolfgang, Cheri Richards. (Rec Department Photo) 7. iMorw-SurM I. Dvaac^^bre REGAL’S I TEL. M9-64S4 12), Cougars 66 (Duffy Jernigan 20, Florida after being convicted of can frighten fish. Mercury out­ the shadow of your boat, yolirself, Or light green. 7. EmAJi Uwirt ilMOriR-Ciru Low putts — A — Bauer 28, B -- Hen­ Jill Vittner, Todd Emerson. Back row: Jor­ SbiMrimci-tai Sbs iMqbMriNb I dricks 28, C -- Benson 34 Jeff Shealy 15, D.J. Fredericks 11). attempting to sell cocaine. boards’ angling experts offer some even your fishing rod as you Cast, EVENIfIG HKHALD, Tn»« ^ Jwlr 34. 1818 — PAGE THIKTtlEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. July 1979 2^ Third Show of Season Revue Opens V ATTENTION!! 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Anyone JANITORIAL OPERATION - macy Technician duties. Goodspeed. YOUR AD 3-5 "•IS OODO'Tw" • *5 Must have experience direc­ Some ho^ital or pharmaev Prteete Instructions 18 interested in attending the seminar Readings Set kNi"‘*0 METHMICSIHC Music Program Goodspeed’s Summer Festival in­ Cia$»'*«d ads art taken over me S to o l m a k er s - Machinists ting and following up super­ experience preferred. Will may call Sarah Shelley at 873-8664 for phone as a corwtntanca Tht Applv 81 Commerce Street. RT. • * 44-A r e m e d ia l READING and cludes a number of events besides its Herald >s reaponttble tor only EDUCATION visors. Salary in the teens. train. Alternating weekends S iS / P- .«(• •>Vv.CtO''5 Gla’stonburv. PTG For more information toward and holidays. Rockville BOLTON CT. 06040 math: individualized work At Wesleyan For Thursday one incorrect instrtjoo and then S'“00 5 C AS5*5 (XIMPANY. Telephone 633- program. (lst-8th grade! by only <0 me silt ol me ongmal in­ ••5'.'ai;to-5 ar“i#c name and telepnone number General Hospital. 872-0501. MIDDLETOWN - Arthur sertion Errors •h«h do not 7631. ______to Box Y c 0 Manchester Extension 285. master's degree teacher. SOB- MIDDLETOWN - Leigh Dean and «sMn me veiu# of me adver­ REAL ESTATE Herald. RESEARCH ASSISTANT - SOTS. Welwood presents a program titled Theater For Deaf Set tisement snN not be corrected by -,'"'•5 *0' Sd • CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC GAL FRIDAY. Research Hal Lehrman Jr. will appear in Leigh ./“N il -A-a 'y Si* "New Music from Paradise,” MIDDLETOWN - Bernard Bragg, Call the box office at 347-9411, exten­ an additional mearton t- Experienced only. Top firm. Varied duties. RIDING LESSONS indoor Wednesday, July 25, at 8 p.m. in the Dean’s “Poetry Theater” Thursday, wages. Applv; Atlas Tile, 18G SECRETARY- Steno Interesting work. Typing riding ring. Western stock assisted by John Basinger, presents a sion 807. * B.b ' «55 P- .-C*-*' ja n it o r ia l SLTERVISOR Center Theater at Wesleyan Univer­ July 26 at 7 p.m. in the ‘92 Theater, = *50” P'OC*”. Berlin 'TiJke.. Wethersfield. required. Excellent benefits, skills and business or seat, saddle seat and hunt =*• E5’i'* •••*-*<3 - For mulli-sile operation. including Free Parking. technical experience desired. seat. AH levels 228-9817. sity, For reservations, call 347-9411, various and highly communicative Wesleyan University. For reser­ 5634)151 Must have experience and be Brass Concert vations, call 347-9411. extension 807. MISC SERVICES Minimum annual salary $10.- Some college helpful. Part extension 807. evening of entertainment through S*'i c*5 C*****c able to work second shift. 835 Call for appointment. 525- time to start. Write including VOICE. PLANO Instructions. The Connecticut composer will NEW HAVEN - The Colonial Back by popular demand, this INVITATION TO BID =6 "f =*c*' "5 Salar>' in teens For informa­ 9311. CONN. HOUSING detaib on experience to Box Former faculty New York signing and gesture in “A Theater of Town of Bolton — Reconstruction of Mohegan Trail and 0- c ■*; C-—•*o* '•g tion forward name and present intermedia compositions in­ Brass Ensemble, featuring student frolicking, clapping, dancing, chan­ RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 nNANCE AUTHORITY. 190 the Deaf Cabaret,” Saturday, July ting. singing, glad, sad, playful, mad, Iroquois Trail. Sealed bids will be received until 2 P.M. on Me*: -g ='w-c -g p.m. and 11 p m-7 a m shifts. telephone number to Box Z. Trumbull St. Htfd.. G . CHFA, Professional Singer Pianist. cluding clarinet, electronic tape, from the Yale School of Music, will S'oc' "g Applv director of nursing. c 0 >Ianchester Herald. At Berkshire Theater and marvelously inventive inter- July 31. 1979 in the Bolton Selectmen's Office. 222 Bolton An Equal Opportunity 644*597. found instruments, concrete poetry, 28, at 9 p.m. in the ‘92 Theater at present a free concert on Monday, Vc» -g-*'-'« -g-ST'O'tg* Salm'onbrook Convalescent Employer. M F. pretations of some poems is a rare Center Rd.. Bolton. Ct. 06040 Bid forms and specifications ;*5 Ai-**<2 NtnKraBNBVMTB light projection and a large, theater- Thomas Hulce and Catherine Burns are shown in a scene Wesleyan University. Actor Bragg, July 30, at 8 p.m., in Room 135 of must be picked up at the Selectman's Office. Home, off House Street. Scfioote-Cfassos 19 theatrical treat not to be missed. MISC FOR SALE Glastonbury Please call 633- size mobile. Southern Connecticut State College's Henry P. Ryha. REAL ESTATE- Part timers from “The Butter and Egg Man” by George S. Kaufman being highly acclaimed for his work with Rated PG, Leigh Dean, formerly - HCi..5e-c-o 5244 ‘ ______Mornings. Lunch i FOR THE BEST - Manchester The program is jointly sponsored Engleman Hall. First Selectman C * 5 'O' 5 * * earn 18.000 Three MLS AUTO i TRUCK shown now through July 29 at the Mainstage, Berkshire the National Theater of the Deaf, has artistic director and actress with 0- tj -'g S-tc *5 Boards Confidential inter­ MECHANICS- Experienced Evenings. Good salary and Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 by the Graduate Summer School, and The ensemble, comprised of 055-7 ■______NURSES AIDES wanted for offered many one-man shows and Poetry Performances Inc., now =*15 B *3$ Dog» view. Ralph Pasek. 289-7475. only. Apply at 878 Hartford benefits. CaU pupils per teacher. FREE in- Center for Creative Youth. Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, Mass. trumpets, horn, trombone, and tuba, - Mu«»CAl ln$trurn«ms full time on all shifts. -Apply Road. Nunchester. Call 647- troductorv lesson with this ad. programs of poetry. presents her own Poetry Theater - Boats i *cc*55o’ *5 will perform music by Poulenc, Spo'T '•g Gooos director of nursing. Salmon- MUNSON S CANDY 9552. HIIENDLY Call 6 4 8 ^ . or 646-3549. brook Convalescent Home, off whose primary passion is to bring Gi'P*'" P'OOjcts KITCHEN is seeking male to ICECREMR Early reservations are sueeested. Nelhybel, Ewald, and Bach. TOWN OF BOLTON - A-'OgWS House Street. Glastonbury. teachers and students together in a learn trade as candy maker. SStrar Lana, ad'':*o to 9vv Please call 633-5244. LOOKING FOR joyous, lively, far-reaching poetry Must be neat, have good per­ Eaat HarUord n REAL ESTATE Charles Troxeh Hobo, TAX COLLECTOR’S XOTICE RENTALS sonal habits, and be of sincCTe ADDITIONAL LNCOME’ Do experience ' Occ-^S ’O' PART-TIME Work from vou have a station wagon or Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Bolton Aci':*"*":' 'O’ ®*’'t character Send resume, in­ that a tax of 60 6 mills laid on the list ol October 1978 becomes home on the phone servicing cluding work experience, age. pick up? We have early mor­ Homot For Sale 23 «C'"*5 ’O' our customers in your spare Town Youth To Appear due and payable on the 1st day of July 1979 Interest at the rate Bv5 "*55 *0' '**•'« address etc. to: Munson's ning routes delivering EOC, M/F - R*Ss” P'COW'** *0' ®*'"’ time. 249-7773 Candy Kitchen. P 0 Box 224. newspapers. Commission and BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot of one percent per month will be charged for all Uses X P*"’ frontage main highway. Likes His Life-style V 5C ‘O' ®*' * Bolton. Conn.. 06040 mileage. NO collections. 7 In Spoof for Children remaining unpaid for one month after same become due days a week. Contact: Mr. A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY Added Attractions Minimum interest charge is $2 00 per bill. Office hours during a u t o m o t iv e .ATTENTION - Need 2 people Gary Siddell, Manager. - Welcome wagon seeks per­ several buildings. Zoned “I been doing it steady for the past step ahead of the law or lorget a July through August - Mon. Through Fri 9 A M to 3 P M.. A.u'05 *0' Si * Commercial. Owner financing HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UPI) - - Si* over 21 Immediate employ­ LAUNDRESS AND NURSES Manchester Office of the sonnel in Manchester. Coven­ broken romance. Benefits comprise about 25 percent ment. This IS not a fancy ad. Hartford Courant. 341 Broad available. Frank Mott. 12 years." Center City Churches Children’s Mon night 7-9 P M Eo,. £-'■•^1 *cx Si* I a id e - 12 midnight to 8 AM. try. Andover. Columbia. Even a hobo has a measure of pride, “It's something in the blood." he HARTFORD — A Manchester of compensation in the United States, Elaine Potterton •.•cX'C?C*5 Bc»C *5 we simply want a person who Street. Manchester, Hebron. Mansfield and Storrs. Broker. 643-5658. Troxel's life hasn't been without in­ Theater. - i - i - . r'5-’ ' i *'< '/JC • I Enjoy working in a very plea- and if you doubt that, listen to what youth will appear in the cast of a and wages and salaries around 75 needs a permanent job. Ad­ Manchester Professional Flexible hours, good earnings, terruptions. For instance, he took up said. “If I heard a steam whistle The first part of the program will Tax Collector ►’O'*'*5 sant and homelike at­ WATERFRONT year-round Charles Troxel has to say about his children’s program to be presented percent. Time off with pay is the - Ajlo^Ot.v* S^Fv-C* vancement opportunity. Call Park - Manchester, Conn car required. E.O.E. Phone lodging a few nights at the Cabell right now ... you know it's like be a mini-concert version of Gilbert Town of Bolton mosphere helping our elderly home and summer resort all life-style. this week in Hartford. single most costly benefit, The - A«t05 *CK R*''t-L*iM between 10 a m and 3 pm - residents. Experience Phone 649-5252 247-U66 daytime or 658-9106 County Jail in Huntington, after someone sitting on tacks. No one & Sullivan’s "The Gondoliers, ” 056-6 528-3869 E.O E evenings for interview or in one. 7 room maintenance ' “You got the hobos, who ride the does it full time any more. It's kind Warren Harmon, son of Mr. and Conference Board observes. It ac­ preferred Please call Doris free Ranch. Located on an railroad police apprehended him. narrated by Ivor Hugh. Produced by Blain RN Director of Nurs^. write airs. N.J. Smith. 10 trains and work, " he explained while of hard. They've cut out a lot of the Mrs. Harold A. Harmon of 484 counts for some 8 percent of compen­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- Robin Road. Simsbury. G. exclusive private section of “This is only the second time I've Elinor Kurth, with music direction 6464)129 Manchester M ^ r ACCOUNTING CLERK - Coventry Lake. Attractive in town. little lines, where you could go 50 or Wetherell St., will appear in a sation. Social Security, unemploy­ Monday through Thursday. 3 06070. been in jail," he said. "I came from by Patricia Edge, the east consists of A u c h o n t p.m. to 10 p m. Own transpor­ Nursing Home. 385 West Good with figures’ Be part of financing available. R. 60 miles. Now you have to musical spoof titled “Don’t Use Up ment taxes and other payments □ NOTICES Center Street. Manchester our accounting team. We are Zimmer. J.D Real Estate, "You got the tramps, who walk and Richmond and they were looking for youngsters ages 4 to 15 from the tation Call 649-6022 Friday, EARN WTIILE YOU LEARN. hitchhike.” The Water" Thursday and Friday at required by law make up almost 7 weekends anytime a fast growing company 646-1980 or 647-1139. work. And you got the bums. There an escapee, and I got caught in the Greater Hartford community. seeking an all around person, Men and women 17-35. learn a With a wistful look, Troxel said “A 7:30 p.m. at the Tower Stage of the percent of the employee compensa­ career skill. Guaranteed part- are a lot of guys out there you could line of fire.” Reservations are recommended. INVITATION AUCTION SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST- some tvping, general clerical COLONIAL - OFFERLNG 8 lot of guys are retired now. The Hartford Insurance Group on tion package. Private benefits, such Lott end Found duties. 'Some experience in ac­ time job. $56 per weekend to call hobos, but there are a lot of them Please call the main office of the By C a m e ro n System Wide. 3 days a week. start. Veterans earn more. ROOMS, 1st floor family Troxel wasn't dismayed, even oldest one I know is Montana Joe. Cogswell Street off Asylum Avenue. as pensions, insurance and profit- TO BID SEWERS- Experienced on In­ Connecticut Certification counts receivable accounts you'd just call bums." Center City Churches at 728-3201 WAWPtMQ COMMUMI’TY HALL Join the Connecticut Army room with fireplace. 4 though his trip to the 79th Annual He's 83 and still pretty active." Admission is free. sharing. account for 10 percent. dustrial Sewing Machines required. Contact: Dr. Donald payable preferred but not es­ generous sized bedrooms, 2 Troxel, of course, with all the The Manchester Board of LOST- Black and white part •O tm f WIMOSOR (JCT. 1B4 A Will train if necessary Good sential. Interested persons National Guard. Call Sergeant Hobo Convention in Britt, Iowa, was Troxel avoided talk about his The event is presented by the 3D) BHngton RoM Nicoletti. Coventrv Public Maver at 246-0060 or 566-7900 1 2 baths, central air. 2 car dignity he can muster, sees himself Education solicits bids for the Angora kitten, with pink starting pay for the right peo­ Schools. Box 356. Coventry. should apply a t: Industronics. garage, walkout basement. disturbed. younger life, except to say Illinois WCONiSOAY EVCMIN6- ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30. Monday- Collect. as a liobo — an American primitive Verplanck School Roof tor the collar Vicinity of Hudson Conn . 06238. call 742-8913. 489 SulUvan Avenue. South $83,500 Group I. Philbrick “They are just doing their jobs," was his home state and that he put in "UiHishcUt ''Ihw r III Street. Little g'irl's pet 643- JULY 25, IfTB 7M R.M. thru Friday Apply in person Windsor. that is vanishing into oblivion with 1979-1980 school year. Sealed linpacHow: BtM R.M. .Agency. 6468200. he said of the railroad police, “like four years of military service, bids will be received until 3 ;00 1229 a t: Pillowtex Corp , 49 Regent WE HAVE A YEAR ROUND the buffalo and 10-cent coffee. 'HI Aaetton T im * Street. Manchester Equal the guys in the jail. " “I'm pretty steady at coming and Ballet Coming to Long Wharf P M . August 6.1979, at which Ff«m««. H«is«y pitciw. OPENING for a part time “I first rode the trains in 1940, Opportunity Employer M F CLERK TYPIST - Will per­ “LOOK" Troxel eschews coffee, alcohol, going, " he said. “I guess I'll stop lime they will be pubUcly glass. rock«f. cnbs. U bies. Ysruty. cashier, for afternoon hours. 5 going to Florida to see my little String," choreographed by Robin Welch. LOST- Tiller tc Rudder for to d s. mwtsJ ClOSd. CtiWYS. davs. 20 to 25 hours per week. form a substantial amount of This is a sincere ejfort to and tobacco, and the gray-bearded when they pat me in the face with a NEW HAVEN — The Connecticut Ballet opened The right is reserved tvping, filing and other office MANCHESTER brother, " said Troxel. 56, who uses a The second program premieres Friday, Sail Boat at Middle Bolton squsrt kftcn«n tsbM. portabi* No' Sundavs. Pick up applica­ reach a good man for hobo insists he isn't trying to keep a will appear in its premiere season of to reject any and all bids Pond. Last Sunday. Call 529- cooking uttnsils. easy LUBE PERSON - Wanted to duties Will also be the IMPRESSIVE THREE- nickname — "Mountain Dew." shovel." tion blank at Fairwav. Main training in a lifetime posi­ summer dance at New Haven’s Long Aug. 17, and features the works of four Specifications and bid forms 0743 cha»rs. tw i lots tnO more to be lubricate trucks and trailers Street. Manchester No phone primarv switchboard rebel tion. Our nationally known BEDROOM COLONIAL - unpacked Oak plant stand Related experience Wharf Theatre during August. contemporary choreographers. may be secured at the calls operator. High School diploma company offers Westwood II. less than 1 year Each program will be presented for two Business Office, 45 N. School bottles, vacuum, rotisserie. necessary J5 25 an hour. All or the equivalent plus 2 years (1) interesting work in old. Large family room with The first program premieres Friday, wagon wheels, mirrors, fringe benehts. For appoint­ related office experience fireplace and slioers to deck. weekends commencing Friday. Aug. 3. Street. Manchester. Connec­ siiverpiate pieces WANTED: Loving sitter for the field of service for Aug. 3, and features the works of four con­ Tin ftMt TrilB lld*8n ticut Raymond E. Demers, ment call 688-7596 Robertson kindergartener required. Applv between 12 homes, business and in- Eat-in kitchen, formal dining Performance times are 8:30 p.m , Friday room. 2!j baths. 2-car garage. Osborne General Director temporary dancer-choreographers. Ten­ Business Manager From 10 AM to school time, o'dock - 3 PM to Rogers Coip, (iustrv and Saturday evenings, with a 4 p.m. Mill Street. Manchester. G. Vinvl-sided. $89,900. CaU 646- tatively scheduled are Victoria Uris’s 054-7 occasional after school for 3 (2) All major fringe PUBLIC NOTICE STAFF ACCOLINTANT - CPA kids Starting in September, Equal Opportunitv Employer benefits 7688. "Patchwork," "Dance Debussy" by matinee Saturdays. firm. Local firm located in For further information and reser­ but some time is available in M F (3) Excellent training Bruce Wells, “Capriciccio Espagnole" , Kd noe-vnm Tolland County is seeking to program SUPER CLEAN 7 ROOM vations, call the Long Wharf Theatre box August if desired. 649-1103 or choreographed by Artistic Director expand their staff to service 289-7549 ask for Elaine. (4l Can lead to COLONIAL at only $62,900. office ai 787-4282. MeCnmua. »««*■ Itm t* «• " fl ' diversified small business Walk to busline, shopping and For Connecticut Opera Robert Vickrey, and “At The End of a ttfc a w M b« ilD tid an nlraloM nn, M m ALL AROUND PIZZA i professional license and clients. Tax and auditing MECHANIC- Emerienced on promotion to management. school. 3 bedrooms, Uj baths. experience helpful Please GRINDER PERSON - Foreign Cars, Can start at Experience preferred, but not For more information 12 x18' deck. Energy efficient managing director of the Lyric send resume to Box S. c o appliances. Hardwood floors. HARTFORD - William E. Wood, Hartford Chamber Orchestra. As '$7.00 per hour depending on necessary. Apply at: Papa anti a confidential inter­ Theater of Memphis. RegaieSSSr Manchester Herald . experience Fringe Benefits. Joes Giant Gnnders & Pizzas. view call Bill Robwfts at Aluminum siding, 3t» years president of the Connecticut Opera general director, he will assume CLINT TV Tonight For appointment call 688-7596. 489 East Middle Turnpike, or 233-9878. old. Principals only. No Association, has announced the ap­ responsibility for both the ad­ UANCHCSTCR^ f , ,llrr .lunx pndmrL agents. 646-5416. by appoint­ His academic appointments in­ DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A I EASTWOOD call 646-1555 pointment of George D. Osborne to ministrative and artistic facets of cluded serving as director of opera ghetto youth fights against Tiny Twins RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. PART TIME- "Girl Friday". ment only after 5 p.m. EVENING OeO 646-2112 Pleasant personable and the newly created position of general Connecticut Opera. and choirs at West Virginia Universi­ obstades Including lack ol mon­ The Origitul QB a O o iwjii I u i . i sK I Mornings I Bookkeeping, ey and a pregnant girlfriend in ESCAPE capable typist wanted by of­ MANCHESTER - BY director. In announcing this appoint­ A former opera singer, Osborne is RUINSf. *"■*>*«**“ *>* tvping necessary. For active 6K)0 his seemingly futile battle to <40 FROM fice located in the Real & tate Office. 289-7475. RELIABLE WOMAN TO OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, m ent, Wood also revealed the a graduate of Oklahoma City Univer­ ty, director of opera at Memphis i T X O S N M t Improve his Hie. (R) Manchester-V'ernon area CARE FOR 7-year-old girl new kitchen, lovely yard. resignation of William B. Warden as sity and Indiana University and he State University and director of d } T M Brady Bunch SOparaThaalar A L C A T R A l Please send resume to Box S. BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 after school in Bolton. Your PART TIME COOK & $M's. By appointment. 643- (DJotar'iWU a Movla "Battle Hymn" (1957) JAMS general manager. has studied in Rome, Italy on a choral music. Southwest Missouri c 0 Manchester Herald. hours, 4 times a month, within home or mine. Days 273-3057; KITCHEN HELPERS- 9380. No agents. O S S Studio 8 m Rock Hudson. Martha Hyer. A evenings 643-2546. Since January 1979, Osborne has Fulbright grant. He has served as State University. OMyThrMSont gentle chaplain Is able to dispel piH'tUCKR0CEX$''io-.46 walking distance to Bently Available weekends and evenings. Experienced SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms. 2 served in the dual positions of general director of the Memphis nO uiM m ako his guilty feelings and become a School area. 649-7234. He and his wife, Jennifer, live in military hero during World War II. SHEET METAL WORKER - EARN EXTRA MONEY. No ' irred. Drivers Ucen.” baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ business manager of Connecticut Opera Theater, general director of 6:30 SIDNEY SHKl.DONS Experienced Soldering etc. investment. Take orders for maculate condition. Healed West Hartford with their son. (S ILO M L ucy (2 hrs.) EXPERIENCE CARD ___ ire individuals. Apply Opera and general manager of the the Southern Opera Theater and CD Bowing For D o lin TONITE Call 528-2101. FIXER WANTED - Second Lisa low-priced jewelry. For person: Garden Grove garage, cast iron baseboard 8:30 BLOODLINE free catalogs call loll free 1- radiation. Blue stone a O S N K N o w t X 9 Taxi BOTH CINES shift. Steady work and good Caterers, Keeney Street, S S S O w E M y 800831-1258. Manchester. fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ (B JamM Roblaon Cruaada LEGAL SECRETARY - For benefits. S i D Spinning Mill, S A d im -IZ BBC MrravALOMY HIPOLIIN BINMZZARA Millbury. Mass. (617)-865- ly landscaped. Complete MME5MASON CLALDIAMOn Manchester law office. recreation compound, 20x40 6:55 lOJX) Vernon tin/ la OMABSHUUF BLtTWrESTBAKHT Experience preferred. Typing 4870. Mystic Seaport Offers S N M It IRENEPUVLS MCKEUI PHIIUPS CLERICAL^, in-ground pool, Cabana. (B S IN a w e HOUIIS H.1'86 E: X' T .• MV, iqCLBBM l BnM > y iN IJDCB ana steno required. Ample DEMONSTRATORS: Earn OPPORTUNin Malibu lights, flowered Aqua 7KX) (Bg)130uaanaBlvd. « , WBTBWftBO ^ parking at this centrally OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House 9J3; delivery. Year round work. $1000 or more selling name Control Data has an opening m its slide, sundrellas, redwood ODCBSNm located office. Send reply to privacy fence. 3 driveways (S TIM Brady Bunch 10-J0 All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil brand toys and gifts. (Fisher- Manchester Facility lor an CINE 1 Box SS C O M anchester experienced person in billing and XSABCNm i d ) a Sacend Time Around Co.. Route 6. Bolton. Price. Tonka. Fenton). plus much more! Group I, Reduced Fee for Clubs ffiBaaebal Herald. Treasure House party plan. order entry. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. (DSMInaQi'n* own among the 17 acres of exhibits Morgan, the square-rigged training lOlFoMMOIFNIh SSDIckCavalt OIL BURNER SERVCE Call collect person to person Candidates must have good MYSTIC SEAPORT M USEUM - A clerical and communication skills. MANCHESTER - SIX ROOM ship Joseph Conrad, and the fishing S Sounding Born) 11KX) MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also free luncheon speaker and reduced and riverfront grounds, or take a O N « n SEC R E TA R Y booking parties. Qualified applicants should call CAPE 2-car detached garage, schooner L.A, Duntonall open to (B IB O S aN aM HAIR" RECEPTIONIST - Legal Of­ ■ residential. All benefits. M i Carol Hopourtw admission to Mystic Seaport guided tour. Tours offered include O D Ic k C M n d ) M M an : knpoaslbla M Oil. Route 6. Bolton. large treed lot. completely visitors — and a myriad of smaller nThoOddCoiAlo a o c k Van Dyka fice in Manchester area offers redecorated. Principals only. Museum are the major elements of a Historic Houses and Buildings, with SSWondtraOrrhoSM CINE 2 Final WMk work boats of the 19th century. aHonaymoonan interesting position for TYPIST NEEDED TO DO or write to: $59,900. 643-8298. new package offered to women’s an optional Herb Garden addition: someone with good typing RETAIL SALES- Full time. Control Data Corp. 7:28 a Baal Of Buna And Alan Paul's Paint i Decorating TRANSCRIPTION WORK - P.O. Box S2S0 clubs making advance reservations Historic Houses and Ships; Had You ^ M f y N u m b m skills and pleasant telephone Formal exhibit buildings and the 11:30 7:05 Center, Manchester.is looking SpelUng accuracy necessary. VorrMA. Cl 060M BY OWNER - Low $80's. New­ to visit the maritime museum and Lived Then or Whales, Whaling and d ) BantabtiJonM 10:20 manner. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 20 hour week and benefits. For iiiifBi mlsm B'f ly redecorated 3 bedroom planeterium are clustered at the 7:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. for a hard working, have lunch at the Seamen’s Inn Whalemen. (£P.M.MigiilrM XaTfMTVShow experienced person. Call Mixe further information call Cape, full dormer, 2 full north end of the grounds, while the 8 a 8 Baal Of Careen Reply with business and per­ weekdays. Escorted tours can be combined ( £ A d a m -1 2 Missari. 6490300. Manchester Public Health baths, fireplace, rec-room steamboat Sabino dock is at the south S ) $100,000 Ntm t That Tuna aThaRHIaman sonal references to Nursing Assocation. 647-1481, with wood stove option. Nice Speakers on Sea Chanteys, Women with seasonal group packages in­ OCaptlonadABCNaws STABTS WED. Manchester Herald. Box T, REAL ESTATE CAREER- end. The 1908 Sabino makes half-hour (SNaadywwdQama BILL MURRAY ALIEN WAITRESSES NEEDED- Monday thru Friday, 8 AM to private yard, garage. No and Children at Sea, 19th-Century cluding the ‘‘Seaport Cider ODanoaFavar Manchester. Part timers. Earn $8000-f. Ac­ river trips throughout the afternoon 12KX) -M E A m u r Fart time Saturday and Sun­ 4:30 PM. An equal opportunity tive office, 3 MLS Boards. For agents please. 649-0854. Holidays, Fireplace Cooking, Crafts Celebration,” “Thanksgiving 8 6S MacNal / Lahrar Ragort (B Tha Gong Show affirmative action employer. for Seaport visitors and nightly l-Va- a Dr. Scott On Hatxews day. Experience helpful, Irat a confidential interview. and Trades. Domestic Life of the 19th Dinner” and “ 19th Century Christ­ hour excursions down the river for 8 W M Kingdom auanCtub not necessary - will train. Ralph Pasek, 289-7475. COVENTRY Century. A Mystic Seaport Overview, mas at Mystic.” O Dick Van Dyka FULL OR PART TIME - Must be over 18. Apply: Vito’s BARTENDER - Experienced the public. g ) Tic Tao Dough VtBLTi Maintenance man. Laurel only. Call 742-6978, between 8 No Gash Dom To Vsisl The Fine Art of Scrimshaw, The 1908 Mystic Seaport sits on the site of 12:30 Birch Mt. Inn after 2 p.m. KENNEL ASSISTANT, Live- THE A m i Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, a.m. and 1 p.m. in. Large modem facility. In­ 7w%. 30 ystr Steamboat Sabino and a variety of the former Greenman Brothers The Seaport is open from 9 a.m. to SdM (B Movla "Darby's Rangers" Telephone 646-3161. inortMBS as Qtr 5 p.m. daily with the grounds (SCBSRapotta (1956) James Garner, Etchika DUMPUNe OANC 2470 Y- Manchester. Apply Monday volvement with boarding, topics dealing with the inner Shipyard, and has been developed to (SCroaa-WIta Choureau. imasAfluuN r through Friday,iday, ll-3. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE HOMEWORKERS. Earn grooming, training, showing, d « R s |s . workings of the museum are recreate a seacoast town of the remaining open until 8 p.m. through aD»HappyDaya (SaABC Movla "S-P‘VS" , ATDUIK, — , , 0 OPPORTUNITY FOR $22,000 $BIG$ securing, stuffing breeding - must possess quiet (B Movla "A Blueprlnl For These tiny twins ire 1 acre plot. New Raised available. 1870’s. Historic Buildings represent Sept. 14. The museum is located on (1974) Donald Sutherland, Elliott ^ P L U 8 made from children's - $36,000 when qualified. All envelopes. Free details. gentleness with animals. All Ranch. 3 bedrooms, family Murder" (1953) Jean Peters, Gould. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN - Reply: Titon, Box 94688 ME living expenses plus modest Most of the talks are illustrated the homes, businesses, shops and Route 27, one mile south of Exit 90 on Joseph Cotten. A man attempts socks. The youngsters major company benefits. room, 2 car garage. $59,- will love them. Experienced in Commercial, Number 1 company in its field Schaumberg. III. 60194. salary. Sheridane Kennels, with slides, some include maritime industries which would Conn. Interstate 95. Mystic is served to prove his sister-ln-law guilty ol 900. Hurry, this won't last! by Amtrak trains and tour buses. the poison deaths ol her hus­ No. 2470 has pattern Residential maintenance and for the last 47 years. Apply 228-9089. demonstrations, and others provide have been found in such a communi­ band and daughter. 1 t/2 hrs. T h e a t e r C H IL D S-11 pieces; full directions for estimating. Benefits. Call 646- T uesday July 24, 1979. SECRETARY - 3 M has artifacts to examine. A complete list ty. In many, working craftsmen Clubs or groups wishing more in­ Ifiim dolls and clothes. 5421. Ramada Inn, East River opening in small business of­ SALESMEN- Experienced S c h e d u l e TO OBOEI. tni I t M fsr sash of subjects is available from the formation or reservations may con­ a O 8 The Runawaya Road, East HarUord G ., Suite fice for a person with general preferred, but not necessary. FUNO REALTY explain their trades, and in others in­ 0 Prwvki And The Pltlaburgh EAST WINDSOR lara ptot 3H ftr ptstut M i office skills, good typing (50 tact the Travel Development office, §1 KMr illa - t. 822.10 AM OR 2 PM OR 7 PM. Hard work. Long daily hours US ROUTE b DRIVE IN 623 3079 Public Affairs Department, terpreters will answer questions. O Jo k a r'aW M E. Hartford Drive-In — AHHI CANT wpm) and a pleasant in shop retail. Not just a job, 8 4 6 - 8 2 0 0 Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic, CT OBwMki'aUnlvatM TOOLMAKER WANTED - Before or after lunch, women’s Along the waterfront are moored “Dawn of the Dead" 8:30; c/# . .MwffaMllKliriU Prototype and machine BABYSITTER - Waddell telephone manner. 3 M offers but a good future. Send 06355, 203-536-2631. U M An. i l Immtm club groups may sightsee on their the 1841 whaleship Charles W. 8:30 “Young Dracula" 10:30 Bn f « i V. 1M3I building. Apply in person, 81 School Area. Days. Call 646- competitive salary and resume to: Box B, c/o (SMarvQrlffln E. Windsor Drive-In — “Ap­ Commerce Street, Glaston­ 1680, after 4:00 p.m. excellent fringe benefits Con­ Manchester Herald. ( U S AmartcaZlOO ple Dumpling Gang Rides m a t Hm m . Aiififs altli tip bury, or call 633-4895. tact Lorraine Bycholski at a U a ra C k ib Again" 8:30; "Candle Shoe” COBC asl Ityla Nambar. LAB TECHNIGAN- Manufac­ 872-0541 between 8:15 AM and Butineu Opportunity 14 1979Al/BUMwUhi82-pAga 5 PM. We are an equal oppor­ MANCHE.STER BY OWNER- 9 M 10:00 turing of Specialty Papers and Festival Planned at Slopes (1) CBS Movla “The “Gift Beetion” with full Fiberboard seeks person to tunity employer. MANCHESTER Package Custom Built Duplex. Brick Hawallans" (1970) Charlton Manchester Drive-In — d lrectio n i. P ric # . a. $2.00 SCHOOL SECRETARIAL front. Aluminum siding. 3 POSITION - Area school seeks work in Technical Support store. Excellent location. Well Heaton. Geraldine Chaplin. A "Jaws"' 8:40; “Buck Rogers A lto TMCIE BOOKI AT B U I UCH, CARD GALLERY- bedrooms each. Large KILLINGTON. Vt. -Sundays at Company, Sunday, Aug. 5, at 7:30 mont, Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m. /ANDY WARHOn aoplicants for a year-round Group and perform routine established business. Call rough sea captain returns to his in the 25th Century” 10 45 Mi. B-Ilf-BIUE AllfON M IITI. Aggressive part time sales Marion E. Robertson. fireplaced living rooms. 30 ft. p.m., with pops, jazz, rag and Tickets for all events are available ( a n YOUNG I oaatalai stitiM leviTy oiilli. position. Immediate opening. tests on products. Tests are the ski slope will be cultural during Mansfield Drive-In —< mostly mechnical in nature. people needed. Flexible hours, Realtor, 643-5953.______^ finished Rec Room with tar. 2 classical music played by a quintet from the Castleton Fine Arts Center, Hawaiian home to find his wile Ha. 0-117-W tlT I IN PAUM. Applicant must possess gootf car garage. Large e n c lo ^ July and August when the Festival of and son alienated from him and “ Rocky II” ; “The Great Munaeul OlraetlaM fir i Mm i oalfts. typing and steno^aphic ^ l l s Requires High School Educa­ on a permanent basis. Some ensemble; Hartford Ballet, Aug. 12 Castleton State College; Stereo the other pioneer settlers In a Train Robbery”—Show starts ^Ht. O-IIB-BAAlIBHOTMiri 7I0W- tion or equivalent, with good nights and Sundays. Ap|dy in VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco vara and garden, with the Arts at Killington brings ballet, I I OUILTB. I I fa s clB ltlil O litl. and have a pleasant telephone Theater. Rutland; and through the battle for control of the Islands. .r t'Nl\ t.H:rAl. ririi Hr. understanding of Math. Call person only, EOE. Card Snacks with locations $3,580 greenhouse. “OPEN HOUSE jazz and bagpipes to this central Ver­ at 7:30 p.m. at Castleton Fine Arts at dusk • ' EAST HARTFORD ;.|m>^,iim;, 9 > ‘- H I. 0-111- A M IIIC A 'I FAVORITI manner. Reply with business s AFOHAm. A taM tH al la lN tlM . Personnel Manager at Lydall, Gallery, Manchester CALL TOLL FREE 1-800823- Saturday. U to*6. 247 Oak Rutland Region Chamber of (R| mont resort. Center, Castleton State College in Vernon Cine 1 — "Jaws" US ROUTES DRIVE IN S28 708 and personal references to; Street. 64C"0071. d ) S ThrM'a Company Hi . %12e.MARt A Oin. MMf Box Y. c/o Manchester Inc. 646-1233 for interview. Parkade. ' 2355 Ext. 905. / The calendar of events includes the Castleton; Folk Talent Showcase, Commerce, 65 Grove St., Rutland. 8 0 8 NBC Movla "Billy: 7:05-9:20 - PLEASE CALLTHEATRE ttrta lir frltaOi m O fm n y . Vernon Cine 2 — "Hair” Herald. EOE. M/F. Gary Shore Mime Theater, Sunday, Aug. 19 at 4 p.m., and Pipes and For information, contact the Portrait Ol A Street Kid " (1977) I FOR SCREEN TIMES LeVar Burton, Tina Andrews. A 7:20-9:30 July 29. at 7:30 p.m ; Chestnut Brass Drums of St. Andrews Society of Ver­ Festival of the Arts at 802-775-6759. ciYEiniiiu nait/UiUi 1116 8 .. July 24. 1H7I)— PAGE FIFTEEN

ACROSS 62 Csrtsinty Answer to Previous Punla Paanuta — Charlea M. Schulz 63 Forest animat T PAP.F. FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Tues., July 24, 1979 1 Arabian ship 64 Cell and dogs 5 Water barriers Frank and Enarat I'M SO UORRIEP ABOUT UlELLjFl'OUSETSlCK, MAVBEIFHE TH0U6HT /MAi/BE I COULP 9 300, Roman DOWN Dear Abby 12 Cowgirl Evans BUSINESS ft SERVICE CHARUE BROWN, I CAN'T TOO TiWT SURE WON'T HEUIASMAKIN6 ME SEND HIM A 13 Racacourie 1 Normandy N O vM ------X EAT OR SLEEP... HELP HIM... SICK, HE'P SET BETTER •WREATENIN6 LETTER 14 Epoch invasion day By Abigail Van Buren 16 Of South 2 Wild rabbit P o s h American 3 Woman's 'ZC nation name p u Sh ^o i t /w d Bu t t o n 17 Women's TO 4 Very smell I»M ^ LU HEPe- patriotic 5 Dope c ^ e o s s society (abbr.) 6 Grasping S T p e e r 18 Truly 7 Male adult DIRECTORY 19 Radiation 8 Drowsier u»w»a P—tura Byndtaf. me. (abbr.) 10 Precipice 33 Building Contracting 33 Strvictt Ofttnd 31 S tn iM t OAnimI S t PtlnUng-Paptrlng 20 Threnody 11 Actor Grant 3o!!!!J!.‘coa.' „ sown A Camp Fire Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 Spike of com 16 Depression ini­ tendere plea 50 Impudanca COMPLETE LAWN PAINTING- Exterior & NEWTON SMITH - 23 Accountant tials 31 Departs 51 Clever C&M TREE SERVICE • Free Remodeling, Repairs, Rec (abbr.) estimates, discount senior MAINTENANCE! Mowing, Interior. Quality 21 Stripling 33 Viewed movie S2 Motion ■ "SYAlJSi i-T* Edging, Hedges & Shrubs Workmanship at Very Rooms. “No Job Too Small." AREN'T SOU WORRIEP IF WE USE UP ALL OUR P O E S N 'T r I'M GOING TO GET 24 Chicago 22 Scrutinize 36 Hockey team picture citizens. Company mayor Trimmed. Weed i Pest Con­ Reasonable Rates! Call Rick Call 6433144. DEAR ABBY: A 12-yeir-old girl signed CAMP HATER ABOUT THE ENERW RESOURCES, fT COULP T H A T NOT 23 Behave 40 Egypt (abbr.) S3 Determine Manchester-owned and THE SAAAE THING 27 Scorning trol. Reasonable, reliable. for Free Estimate. 646-0709, wrote that she was being "forced” to go to summer camp for SHORTAGE, STUART? FRIGHTEN .REALLV FROM AH'AAOTHER childishly operated. Cail 64^1327. MEAN THE ENP OF 32 Double-reed 42 Greek letter balance after 5 p.m. RooHng-SIdlng-Clilmney 34 24 Physicians 647-9260. two months. She said she went last year and "hated it." Also OUR LIV E S f MXI? IF I PON'T CLEAN instrument 4 3 ______counter 54 Greek god of REWEAVING burn holes. that her parenU kept telling her how "lucky" she was that UP MV ROOM.' (P>-) (* l.| 47 Hurrah, for love WILL BABYSIT IN MY PAINTING- Interior i BIDWELL HOME Improve­ 25 Touch Zippers, umbrellas repaired. they could afford to send her, but she felt as though they 34 Caustic short 57 Broke bread 23 Arllclea lor Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Pala 43 Apartmenia For Rant 53 HOME days. Vicinity of Exterior. Airless Spray. ment Co. Expert installation 26 Part of the ear Hom»s For Sale Window shades, Venetian just wanted to get rid of her for two months. substance 48 HomelV 58 Pourboire Moriarty Brothers, Call 649- Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. of aluminum siding gutters ' She asked you what to do, and you told her to get over her X 35 Cote sound 26 Verve blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. and trim. Roofing Installation Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- 1179 anytime. Free Estimates. Call 646-4010, negative attitude and go. Then you added the meaningless 36 Young bear SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RESPONSIBLE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-5747. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 BOLTON- 2 - 4 Bedroom 5221. cliche: “Most people have about as good a time as they make 37 Confederate R E G IS T E R E D HALF ROOMMATE WANTED on States Army Ranch Oil heat, fireplace, Painting-Papering 32 12 13 14 ARABIAN GELDING - Red busline. E xcellent area, Building Contracting 33 SPECIALIZING cleaning and up their minds to have." lA. (abbr.) acre. 1 1 2 baths. $55,000, AIR CONDITIONER- 6000 with white blaze and rear Available August 1st. Call 643- ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, I disagree totally with your answer, Abby. When I was a Offers considered. Owner. attics, garages, yards PAINTING - Interior and repairing chimneys, roofs, 39 Russian IS 16 17 BTU for casement or sliding stockings. 649-8355. 0496, after 6 p.m. exterior, paperhanging, WES ROBBINS Carpentry new roofs. Free estimates. 30 boy, my parents made me go to summer camp. I hated it at monetary unit 649-5208 windows. Used one season. cleaned, moving, first, although later I learned to like it. 18 19 20 21 trucking.Loam for sale. I^wn excellent work references. remodeling specialist. Ad­ years Experience. Howley, 41 Directing $150 . 649-4279 alter 5 PM. FOR SALE - AKC GOLDEN The mistake my parents made was in sending me too 44 Old Testament VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 MANCHESTER service. No job too big or Free estimates. Fully in­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 643-5361. 22 23 RETREIVERS. 7 weeks old, 2 FURNISHED - Two Room Ef­ •OtOUbyaMA.iwc.TM %t.ui Pm on book ROOM COLONIAL- 3 small. 568-8522. sured. Martin Matson, 649- built-ins, bathrooms, young. 1 was only 8 when I was sent away for two whole DRYER $75 - Sewing Machine males left. Call 642-7853. ficiency. All utilities. Quiet 4431. kitchens, 6433446. ROOFER WILL Install roof, months. If they had waited untii I was 10,1 would have loved 45 Cowboy's 24 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 fireplaces, large Family with cabinet $50. Call 649-1179 nickname Room Very luxurious location. $200 plus security. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. siding or gutter for low dis­ it Please print this. Captarn Eaay — Crooka A Lawrance anytime. ENGLISH SPRINGER Call 646-0758 after 6 p.m. QUALITY PAINTING and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. count price. Call Ken at 647- ‘ ME IN MILWAUKEE 46 Make a 32 33 34 35 throughout! Call R. Zimmer, SPANIEL - AKC. 4 males. Fireplaces, concrete. THE BOVS OWE THE FBI A FULL 7 SNATS! I ’LL BET \ RELAX! LOOK mistake J.D. Real Estate for details. Chimney repairs. No job too Paper Hanging by Willis, Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. 1566. 30 37 30 39 40 Reasonable. 872-0877 after 5 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Call Gary Cushing 3432009. RUNDOWN ON THEIR FANTASTIC HE DOESN’T BELIEVE HOW LON6 IT 48 Bears 646-1980, or 647-1139. small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Schultz. Fully insured DEAR ME: My mall Is runniag overwhelmlofly against A WORD WE TOLD H IM !y TOOK TO CONVINCE 51 Spy group PM. - Second floor. Newly BEST TIME TO GET YOUR ADVENTURES ABOARD SOCRATES 41 42 43 44 references. 649-4343. ^mA la favor of the CAMP HATER. Read on: BANANNI5’ 6IANT OCTO-SUB... (abbr.) decorated. Stove, estimates. TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY ROOF DONE NOW before the Lota-Land lor Sale 24 LESLIE SPEAKER- Used lit­ 52 What (It.) 47 Mualcal Inatrumenta 44 refrigerator, disposall. Rear Carpentry and general con­ price increase! Top quality 45 46 tle, like new. With complete ATTEHTIOH HOMtOWdlSi A&W PAINTING Contrac­ d e a r ABBY; 1 am an old camp counselor, so I believe 55 Tibetan porch. Heat. Parking for 2 tors. Quality painting and tracting. Residential and m aterials used; all work 49 5 ^ 52 53 54 attaching kit. Please call 649- CAMP HATER when she said she thought her parents were gazelle 48 50 ★ FREE CASE with all 1/2 cars. Limited basement Quality Rallnlshlng paper hanging at reasonable commercial. Whether it be a guaranteed. Call Rainmaster. 56 Less well- 7862 evenings, keep trying. trying to get rid of her for two months.'That’s the feeling a 56 57 58 price Guitars with this ad. storage. Married couple only. CABINETS, COUNTERS, rates. Fully insured. Free small repair job, a custom 643-0447. behaved 55 Rivers Music. 7 Main Street, No children or pets. Lease. WOODWORK A FLOORS Estimates. Call Wayne 649- built home or anything in lot of my camp haters had; after meeting their parents. I had 59 Pounds (abbr.) BY OWNER - Approximately d IVAN AVACADO GREEN New Britain, 225-1977. Open til 50 80 81 3-acre approved building lot. gg-- q OOD CONDITION. Security deposit required. HOMES - APARTMENTS 7696. between, call 6431379. Heating-Plumbing 35 to agree with the kids. 60 Diminutive suf­ 9 p.m. $300 monthly. 649-5073. Sending kids to camp for two months as first-year fix 84 Perc tested, engineej sur- lapl Maple dresser Mirror 20 >-,667-3643 82 83 veyed Ready to build. Brandy i/2- 31" -$30. Old Oak Table 24 PERSONAL Paperhanging CARPENTRY & MASONRY - SEWERLINES, sink lines, campers is unwise. They should be sent to a camp closer to 61 Information - a TROMBONE- In excellent (abbr.) Street, Bolton. Call 742-636. X 36" - needs refinlsbing - $25. T H R E E ROOM for particular people, by Dick. Additions and Remodeling. cleaned with electric cutters, home lor a week to see how they get along. ____ |N(WSF«F(R INTIHMiSE ASSN > condition. Buescher, with Call 649-7224. APARTMENT - With heat, EXPERT PAINTING and Calf 643-5703 anytime. Free estimates. Call Anthony by professionals. McKinney GRANDMA IN AHAHEIM Real Ealate Wanted 28 oversizedncase. $250. Call 649- hot water, stove, refrigerator, LANDSCAPING Specializing Squillacote 649-0811. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1 WRINGER WASHING 7085 anytime. carpet. $225. Adults only. No in Exterior House Painting. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - pany. 6435308. DEAR ABBY: Are you and your twin sister competitive? ALL CASH For your property, MACHINE- complete set of pets. Third floor. Centrally Tree pruning, spraying, Quality craftsmanship at low CARPENTER - Repairs, CURIOUS IN CANADA Win at bridge within 24 hours. Avoid Red cut and weld torches, VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. located. Security deposit. Call mowing, weeding. Call 742- prices. Call 646-5424. remodeling, additions, gar­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Excellent condition. $90.00. 646-7690. ages, roofing. Call David repairs, plugged drains, Tape. Instant Service. Hayes driftwood. 4 truck rims and 7947. DEAR CURIOUS: Certainly. Everyone who pursnet a Allay Oop — Dava Graua Corp. 646-0131. riding lawn mower. 644-3218. Call 643-4762. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Patria, 644-1796. kitchen faucets replaced, game, every declarer except career wonM like te be No. 1. ALL BILLS PAID - One ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - - Interior and exterior. repaired, rec rooms, WE neither! w ell.th ereS our clothins, THEN ME8BE lU. north 7-24-A one made six hearts, al­ JEWETT PIANO FOR SALE- I »l.i«b Avia deoervea a pat on the back lor trying harder, DIPTOUSET SELLING your house? Call us ELECTROLUX VACUUM bedroom 3 rooms, has Attics & Cellars cleaned. For Commercial and residential. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY bathroom remodeling, heat ■THE TOBOT HOW MUCH ex x 's NEW SWITCHINS MOP-/' KNOCK OFF FOR ♦ 8 though only about half the first and we’ll make you a $200 or best offer. Call appliances. Just $180. (347-21. free estimate, call 646-1943. Free estimates. Fully in­ - Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free hat I'd rather be Hertz. IN THERE, MORE HAVE ULE, AND SOME ODDS AND/ ACOUPLE OP North-South pairs got be­ with Power Nozzle, in good hours AS? a o V KB52 cash offer! T.J. Crockett. ANYTIME. 649-0621. Rental Assistors, small fee. sured. 646-4879. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Estimate gladly given. MAM ALLEY? WESOTTD ENOS OF LAB STUFF THAT condition. Call 646-3125. SO? I KNOW O F... FISHIN’’ ♦ AQ6 yond game. Realtor. 643-1577. 236-5646. WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ years experience! For Free Plumbing A Heating. 6432871 DEAR ABBY: One of our co-workers (I’ll call her Pam) ♦ K J 10 5 2 At one table, expert South Boala-Acceaaorlea 45 tics and haul away scrap iron. Estimates, call 646-4239. recently moved into a new home. Two other co workers (I’ll was playing against an ap­ MAY WE BUY your home? OLDER SINK & SET TUB AVAILABLE NOW - Spacious FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- them Mary and Donna) who are Pam’s best friends decided WEST EAST ♦ Q 10 95 0732 parent lamb who really was Quick, fair, all cash and no WITH CABINET- Decent con­ 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT 5 room with porch, garage and 3234. GRAD STUDENT FARRAND REMODELING - to surprise her with a housewarming gilt from ’The Office a wolf in disguise. problem. Call Warren E. dition. Best offer. Call 643- CENTER CONSOLE- With fenced in yard. $195. (324-31. PAINTERS Cabinets and Formica Tops, ¥ AQ3 ¥ 4 ’The wolf in sheep’s cloth­ Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. 6082 anytime. 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. Rental Assistors, small fee. DRIVEWAY SEALING Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ You can take ♦ J 10 98 ♦■7 5432 ■PrefwkNW# Work tor Laaa" without consulting anyone in the office. Mary and Donna ♦ 9663 ing led ace and three of Trailer, anchor, compass, CB. 236-5646. Protects and Beautifies Your CraflwninoMp Ouarontood ditions. Decks, Ail types of my ad o ut ♦ 74 trumps. Can you blame • ••• 41 •••••• • built in 40 gallon gas tank, In Writing _ bought an expensive lamp, signed all the co-workers names 'LOVESEAT BRAND NEW - Driveway! Experienced and Remodeling and Repairs of the paper. on the card, the collected from everyone in the office to pay SOUTH South for hopping up with Houaehold Goods 40 Custom built, nylon tapestry, extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has KIDS OK - Nice 2 bedroom FrMBMInuM Phone 6436017 Reasonable! Free Estimates. I got the ♦ AK J64 dummy’s king? torquiose. $195.00. 649-1534. new bottom paint, and is in with carpet and appliances. Call Art, 649-3061. V J 10976 REFRIGERATORS ^”1 kicked in my share because I didn’t want to start We can’t! Even though ______water. Bought _ larger _ boat. (284-41. Rental Assistors, LEON CIESZYNSKI results ♦ K West’s play is far from Washers , Ranges, used, BED WITH FRAME. 742-7668. small fee. 236-5646. TREE & SHRUB PLANTING BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ I wanted. j j anything But I was so mad I could have bitten a nail in half. ♦ AQ guaranteed and clean. New TWIN EXPERIENCED PAINTING I appreciated Mary and Donna wanting to surprise Pam. unreasonable. Sealy mattress and boxspring. and care: other gardening ditions. Remodeling. Rec shipment damaged, G.E & Antiques 48 KIDS AND PETS OK - 3 jobs done by Horticulture stu- By Craig Odgen. Quality Rooms, Garages. Kitchens Vulnerable: East-West FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Call 646-1264. We get calls such as but not at ray expense. , , . , , u .. A sk the E xperts bedrooms with appliances der.l. Shrub plantings Workmanship! Interior and Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath Did 1 do the right thing? I cerUiMy^don^ '" r Ee J^WOo C Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona Dealer: South B.D, Pearl & Son, 649 Main A NTIQU ES & Exterior. ’You Tried The this every single day. SWIM POOLS - Distributor plus yard. Just $155. (350-4). designed. Very reasonable Tile. Dormers, West North East South Street. 643-2171. COLLECTABLES- Will Rental Assistors, small fee. Rest, Now Stick With ’The Roofing Residential or disposing of Brand New 31 charge. Careful work. Please WAl-AI-THAT LAWN IS ,, GOINS OUT TO 14 Y o u h o ld : 7-24-B purchase outright, or sell on 236-5646. call 646-1528. Best” Call 649-8749. 742-9979. Commercial 649-4291 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Foot long above ground Pools. DEAR MAD: No. I thloh you should hove told Mary and s e t t i n g f r e t t V h ig h .'/ MOVJ THE LAWN Pass 2* Pass 2 ¥ P J X commission. House lot or D oua that bccaaae you weren’t consulted beforehand, and 4¥ Pass 5* Custom made draperies, slip­ Complete with huge 16 loot single piece. Telephone 644- I'P BETTER GET OUT WITHOUT BEING Pass V X VERY NICE 4>2 ROOMS- Se­ gave no one permlaalon U sign your name on the c ^ , you 54 . Pass 64 ♦ K JI0981X covers and upholstery. Budget Sundeck, Fencing, Filter. cond floor. Heat and ANP MOW IT .' ASKED Pass 8962. owed nobody anything. And, furthermore. If and when you Pass Pass « QlOx Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 Asking $687. Financing and in­ appliances. Reasonable. “^1 Pass or 646-1000, stallation available. Call Wanted to Buy 49 decide U wnrm Pam’a houae. you’U do It your way. Jerry, collect, 203-324-9289. Mature working adults, over You respond two dia­ 21 No kids or dogs. Call 643- Opening lead; ¥ A monds to partner’s one- 51 Autoa For Bala 51 52 Probloaa? Vou-U fool batter If 7« !•» LIKE NEW COMPONENTS- 0675 after 5 p.m. Offleei-Sforet for Rent 55 Autoa For Sale Trucka lor Sale spade open^g and rebid □M ISC. FOR SALE cheat. For a personal reply write U Abby. Box 69700, Loa three diamonds after he Lafayette Tuner, Lafeyette 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Aagolea. C at 6006*. Pleaaa enelaao stamped. seU-addreaeed L Amplifier, 40 watts per MANCHESTER - Retail, 1977 DODGE VAN- Fiorida By Oswald Jacoby goes to two notnimp. He now WITH APPLIANCES. Prefer CHEVY I 2 TON C-10 eavalope. and Alan Sontag bids three notnunp. An Ore­ Arllclea lor Sale 41 cbannel. Realistic Cassette storage and / or manufac­ Customized, in and out. 14 PICKUP-Standard 6 cylinder. Player. $400 or best offer. 659- elderly couple. References. gon reader asks what we WANTED - Moving into an Call after 6 PM. 649-5758. turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to miles per gallon on regular 6 foot 6 " stepside. with cap 4718 apartment and need a kitchen 50,000 sq. ft. Very reasonable. fuel. Loaded with extras in­ 1971 TORINO - Showroom Most bridge players would would do. condition. Air conditioning, TOO After 5 p.m. 6433423 double six hearts with the We pass. We have told our table. Would like an old round MANCHESTER MAIN Brokers protected. Call cluding Factory Air! Low COMBINATION SAFE - Heyman Properties, 1-226- mileage. One owner new tires. 57.000 original West hand. A few would take partner that we don't like oak table even if it needs to be STREET- 2 room apartment. miles. Call 6433544. ALUMINUM Sheets used as 30’’X42 ”. $225. On wheels. refinished. 742-8636. Excellent condition. Over the conservative action of notrump. He has gone to printing plates, .007 thick heated, hot water, appliances, uob. y-xy 1977 CHEVY 3,4 TON Astrograph 1 passing and opening the jack three notrump in spite of Call 649-2111 anytime. "" pets, parking, security. 523- ...... 000 invested A real 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 lor bargain for $7495. Must be PICKUP 16,000 miles, ______— aBMiaaBaTii ■araiinnn bitii’*^ Ttw Born Loz«r — Art Santom of diamonds. that. Let him play it. 704'17. Reaort Properly $1. Phone 643-2711, Must be BLACK A WHITE For Rent 55 seen. Call 643-0421. excellent condition. Frolic t r Against all these players (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) picked up before 11 a m. camper Sleeps 4. $5500 223 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. South would make the con­ PORTABLE TELEVISION o n riru ii i ir TWO 16 ”8 LUG FORD RIMS 21) Your judgment is exception­ ^ g R J IU S 'Co THe 01® WHO IW/ WUBKI^HI^OMBBELLA'? ONLY. August. 3 c fo u r tract with correct play, SET- $30. Call 528-7212 ...... “ _ ' ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350 with tires $70.00 firm Please 0084 ally keen today, particularly (Do you have a quoolion tor room apartment. Heat, hot THORlJAPPLe? HOSBAHP'S u r e which is to lead the jack of anytime. front. 3 bedrooms. Available Excellent running condition, call Dave at 649-0872 when It comes to striking bar­ the experts? Write "Ask fhe □ RENTALS water, appliances, no pets, no automatic transmission, ^ B irth d a y hearts and let it ride after children. Security. $200 now thru end of August. $175 gains You'll be lair to yourself HIM TDTHe HOSPITAL Experts," care of this newspa­ weekly. Call 6432871, or 643- power steering and radio. 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 and lo those with whom you West ducks. ’This play wins per. Individual questions will monthly. 646-1060. New battery, new body work. DODGE 1978 1 2 TON 1H5BL)$ HITHIM? 50 percent of the time. If you be answered if accompa ^ MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- * TAG SALES Rooms for Rent 52 7605. cylinder. 2 door hardtop PICKUP - Power steering. July 23.1979 deal. 5632646. showroom condition. $2100 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) rose with the king, your by stamped, self-addressed All styles. Small Sizes. ROCKVILLE - 1 August. 4 AM FM radio and other A more*actlve-than*usual so* chance is somewhat less envelopes. The most interest­ Clothing and accessories. 389 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ room apartment, appliances, Wanted to Rent 57 Please call 6431378. extras. Excellent condition. Something you're involved in 3 FAMILY TAG SALE - July cial calendar is very likely this that appeared rather stable than 50 percent. ing questions will be used in Forbes Street, East Hartford. trally located. Downtown heat, hot water, no pets. 1 TOP CASH for junk or Low mileage Call 5634597 21st, 10 - 5. July 22nd, 10 - 2. coming year. You could be* may be subjected to an unex­ When this hand was this column and will receive Please call 569-2645. Manchester. Kitchen child accepted. Security. $215 WANTED TO RENT - FOUR wrecked cars. Call Blender’s Furniture, books, TV, of Hartford -522-4414.107c dis­ come Involved with two differ* pected change today. The shift played in a match-point copies of JACOBY MODERN.) privileges. Call 649-2358. monthly. 646-1060. ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ ent fun groups and enjoy them DINING ROOM SET - 5 household goods, instruments, ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep count on parts with this ad will benefit you. many quality items. 57 Nor­ Motorcyclaa-BIcyclea 54 equally AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) HeathclIN — George Qalely chairs, table and buffet. VERNON - 3 rooms furnished T H R E E ROOM trying. 1968 VW CONVERTIBLE- Not man Drive, East Hartford. with bar A T V. Parking. 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder. 4 Allies who have been depend­ S&Ouu, Refrigerator and stove. Call APARTMENT- Furnished. running. Good transmission, able in the past will be so again Must be seen. 875-4141. $75 per SEPTEMBER - D uplex speed. Loaded. 23 mpg city, 28 LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) Some- 646-3327. TAG SALE- July 21st. A Ail utilities. Parking. Central tires, clutch and battery. $200 V thing you're wishing for can ttfjay. One altua.lion you may week. location. 1 year lease. 649- without appliances, married mpg highway. Please call 646- MOTORCYCLE 22nd., 10 to 3. 170 Hilliard firm. Please call Dave at 649- INSURANCE- Lowest Rates '^become a reality if you >re' learn of. another/you may not. DELIVERING DARK LOAM 2865. couple. Main Street area. PISCES (Feb. M ^ a r c h 20) Use Street, Manchester. 0872. Available! Immediate Bin­ prepa7»OUR SWORD, 1973 VW SUPER BEETLE- 31 maintained by Filloramo situations, where there Is some­ Focus your energies and ef­ gNGLlSM PIG. VtX« - e r . Believe ” 466 MAIN STREET. North of duplex to rent. Under $300, mpg, AM-FM radio. $1850. forts in ways today to RAINBOW VACUUM with Construction Company. Brand thing of real value at stake, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Coll 643-1753. Call 643-9200 or 872-7775, new paint job. $13tX). 643-9508. you'll come into your own strengthen your foundations so deep cleaning Power Nozzle. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD of centrally located space. HONDA 1969. 390 Good con­ V or 649-8229. dition. Excellent starter bike, today. Courage Is the asset you that you may feel more secure. Like new! Please call 646- Could help to sell your items Ideal lor store, office or other MANCHESTER ELDERLY can draw upon. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A8SN.» 3125. faster, rent your room quicker business or commercial use. COUPLE looking for rent great m.p.g. $250.00. Call ♦ 60ME0NE UlRNEP 'AWR TROMBONE TAG SALE - Sunday July BANK REPOSSESSIONS before 3 PM! 643-6473. INTO A PLANTER.'" 22nd, 9-4. Must sell. Fur- and bring you better results! Call 6432426 9-5 pm. house or 5 Room Apartment in FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile Barry’a World - Jim Barry WOOD PICTURE FRAME Ask the Herald Classified Ad two family house. Quiet WANTED JUNK AND LATE Bugs Bunny — Hslmdahl & StottsI 18X22. $7 Grill on wheels $8. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, 10 SPEEED MOTOBECANE taker about details. Put the OmCE SPACE neighborhood. Walking dis­ MODEL WRECKS - Cash needs body work $1500; 1974 Coffee A End Tables $20 etc, 118 M rlcKee Street, Paid, Cail Parker Street Used NOMAD- 2 years old. Great Manchester. STAR to work for you! Phone tance to center. If possible Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors 643-2711. .FO R RENT garage and porch. Please Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. condition! Many extras! $100. Le'6 «ee IP VYE C'N A Buoy $50 Diving Equip­ $4,000; 1973 Buick La Sabre Call 643-1823. 250 iquare feel, center of write to Manchester Evening $1200; 1973 Ford Country FIND YER TROUBLE, ment. (fins. mask, gloves, e n tt hr mca. mc.THftoguiMO 'Manchester, air con­ Herald, c/o Box C BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge M- S ^an Station Wagon $795; 1973 HONDA 250 DIRT BIKE - /VDilde knife I. old rocker $10 . 649- gallon gas tank. Automatic. tSALLG 1104 ditioning and parking. 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $500; Asking $350. Call 647-9188 This Funny World 4 FAMILIES WEEKLONG ATTRACTIVELY PANELED !(’all'643-k51. Tremendous trunk space. 1970 Chrysler New Yorker Our Boarding Houaa TAG SALE ENDING Sunday Only 58,000 miles $500. ’Die above may be seen July 29th. 3 Crestwood Drive. - 2- and 3-room apartments. □ AUTOMOTIVE Oampera-Trallera Stove, refrigerator, heat. 1294 after 5 PM. at the Savings Bank of Mobile Homea 85 THE LYRIC PLAYERS ARE A HICESINSIMS' THE PUBLIC Puzzles, games, furniture and PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS Street, J Adults, references, no pets. OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ Manchester, 6R0UP, CECIL, BUT THE PUBLIC'S TlRlNfi , V/OULP LOVE / YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN ...... $203M6S67. 228-3540. Autoa For Sale 51 1975 CAMARO LT - Power Manchester. proximately 2600 square feet, brakes, power steering, ralley 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- OF MUSICALS.'*41AlCKAFF!«-TrtR0U6 H IT! TOO CABINETS FOR SALE- Good with ample parking. Close to Very good condition. Many SPECIAL ARRAM6EMENTS WITH MY BAP we condition Need paint. Call ______Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 EAST HARTFORD - 3 rooms, WE PAY $10 for complete wheels. Very good condition. 1966 LINCOLN center, ho^ital and new court Stereo tape deck. Call 728-4107 extras! Call 633-4890. PUBLISHER.HOMETOWN AaoRS CAN S I6 N E P second floor in older house. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland CONTINENTAL- 42,000 PERR7RM MY LATEST PLAY BEFORE T TO VO ______AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. building. For info, call 568- Auto Body. 5231990. before 4:30 or 643-2539 after 5 Quiet non-smoking, middle- 7658. or 871-0401. miles. Excellent for parts or “69’’COXPOPUPCAMPER- "MY FAIR FORCED HOT AIR ^^hle and white. Champion p.m. restoration. $350 or best offer. METROPOUTAN OPENINd aged working person Sleeps 5. Very good condition, L A D ^ FURNACE- Some age but fine quality and temperament. 643- preferred. References, WE PAY TOP PRICES for Call 872-0000 after 6:00 p.m. plus many accessories. $695 or working order. Four burner ^268. wrecked and junk cars. A & B FIAT X19 1974 - Excellent IT LAYS BARE security, lease required. 568- best offer. 6439206 after 6:00 STRUSSLE OP A natural gas stove, brown. Fine 9018. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. condition! Great gas mileage! 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Needs p.m. older wardrobe. 649-5547. A COMPLETE BOARDING Call Tony 646-6223. Call after 5 p.m., 646-8207. some work. $600. Call 6432103. S aA R SCIENTIST ■ MANCHESTER - New Office Jr ^A IE TH IN CXICH.'TH4 TS FACILITY for dogs and cats. PROTECT HtS I FOUR ROOMS on first floor. Space available, in central 1970 16 FT. YELLOWSTONE GTR/4NGE M Y FOOT-' OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. Dog grooming. All health On bus line. Appliances. Business Location. Ap­ 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs VOLKSWAGEN 1975 - 2 door TiON FROM/ guard maintenance. Ultra­ sedan. Excellent conditjon, TRAVEL TRAILER - Self CZDWNTII Hutch, walnut finish, Carpeted. Adults. No pets. proximately 250 square feet. excellent. Must sell, contained, one owner, THE OIL , excellent condition $150. New violet germicidal lights. Security. Lease. References Carpeting, air conditioning. sacrificing! Any reasonable radio, steel belted radials BAiRONS* Holiday Inne, 200 with 2 mounted snows. $2795. 1964 FORD GALAXIE - Call excellent condition. Asking B-13 Steel Radial Firestone required. Parking. $250. Call Call 649-7000, 9 a.m. to 4:30 offer over $1450. Call after $1600. 649-6084. 721 Tire. $35 643-1814 Sheldon Road, Manchester. after 4 p.m. 649-0783 p.m. 3:30 p.m., 6431150, 528-6063. 6436497. 647-1686 after 5 PM. 6435971. k k k k k k k k k ^ ir-k-k-k-k-k-kir-kir-k-k*** -k k -k k k k k k k k k k k k k ' k k k k k k k k k k k 'M t k S M i e i \ ★ •Vow Maf wo ve FINALLY goiten turned on lo disco, a lot of the really ‘with It’ people are 7 4 - sick of It." HE OIL AGAIN ’ X-r-T-Y Call 643-2711 OnN»f*4tAMt-.tM an ua Pat tm "We like to think of ourselves Call 643-2711 as one big happy family here. Number 20162...