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WASHINGTON (UPI) - President hitting speech, but "there is no doubt Senate Finance ComiAittee has killed cent U.S. understanding with the Carter said today his battles with in my mind that bur country’s best most of them in order to allow a Soviet Union had ended a period of Congress over energy, the Panama interests will be served by these House-Senate conference committee disruptive Russian actions in the Canal and other issues "are not a treaties.” to hash out the differences. area. sign of failure” by bis administra­ Carter, who reiterated the United “What we don’t get this year, we’ll tion. The administration policy, he said, States has not lessened its support of be back for next year,” said Carter, is "treating fairly all parties” and "I don’t intend to fail,” he told the Israel, said the clashes between his who has hinted strongly that he that has resulted “in a much more Democratic National Committee. administration and the Democratic would veto an energy package not to flexible and accommodating attitude And with his energy program in Congress "are not a sign of failure... his liking. “I don’t intend to fail.” by the Arabs'and Israelis.” tatters on Capitol Hill, he promised but a s ip that we as Democrats in­ He said his energy proposals were Again charging that “our present to go back to Congress again next tend to carry out our commitments framed in an effort “to avoid an income tax structure is a disgrace,” year for any needed energy legisla­ to the people.” almost inevitable crisis,’’ and Carter said his long awaited package tion. “Many of these issues have been reminded his audience that “the for overhauling the tax system would Carter conceded “the matter is in avoided for years, for decades, shadow of the oil lobby hovers over be polished and ready early next doubt” on whether the Senate will ap­ because of a fear of controversy,” Capitol Hill.” week. prove the Canal treaties, but he Carter said. “But they can’t be Carter specifically reasserted U.S. He promised it would include "a appealed for support. avoided any longer.” commitment to the "strength, in­ substantial reduction in the over-all “ Misrepresentation will be The House passed a number of the dependence, freedom and peace of tax burden of the American people.” presented to you,” he said in a hard­ F’resident’s energy proposals, but the the people of Israel” and said the re- In part, the depressed stock market has been traced to cautious investors — hesitant because of un­ Jrt industrial park trial certainty over Carter’s tax policies. One of the targets of the proposals is expected to be business tox breaks. In using the term /' "misrepresenation” on the canal Judge questioning treaties,'Carter may have referred to this week’s leak of a State Depart­ ment cable from Pancuna indicating the Panamanians are still against any U.S. intervention in a canal direction of case emergency. ‘"rhe matter is in doubt. It is not By GREG PEARSON gathering of automobiles at a par­ that?" Judge Hull asked Sharpless. going to be easy,” he said. But he Herald Reporter ticular site. The witness said that there are no again stressed “trade, commerce Superior Court Judge T. Clark Hull "The Danbury Fair will attract 70,- such regulations. and ‘mutual defense will all be 000 automobiles. Are there any this morning raised questions about Pagano said that the Connecticut enhanced” by Senate approval of the the direction of the case affecting the regulations that say you can’t do See Page Eighteen. treaties. proposed industrial park in Manchester. The case —The Manchester En­ vironmental Coalition vs. Eldward Labor scores two big wins Stockton et al—involves the claim by the plaintiffs that the state com­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Orpnized bill passed earlier by the House. Jan.l; $2.90 in 1979; $3.15 in 1980, and merce commissioner, did not weigh labor now has its first big victories The House plan for $3.05 by 1980 $3.40 in 1981. properly the environmental effect on Capitol Hill this year with House was rejected in the Senate, and the ’The labor bill approved, 257-163, by when approving the proposed J.C. passage of a bill to overhaul the labor bigger increase was adopted, 76 to 14. the House Thursday would severely Penney Co. project in Manchester. law and Senate approval of a $3.40 The vote indicated labor had the penalize employers, who violate Penney would be the major tenant in minimum wage by 1981. power to fend off other conservative labor laws, and help unions in the town’s proposed industrial park. Neither issue was settled finally by proposals, including a lower organizing campaigns — particularly the votes ’Thursday. But AFL-CIO of­ minimum for teen-agers. against staunchly anti-union Judge Hull’s questioning of Atty. ficials were overjoyed by their abili­ Restaurant help and other workers employers like J.P. Stevens and Co. Anthony Pagano, who represents the ty to reverse labor’s record of who depend on tips, also got a better Rep. Frank Thompson, D-N.J., plaintiffs, came after Pagano called defeats in legislative battles against deal in the Senate. Tipped workers, floor leader for the bill, described it another expert witness on air big business. who now receive 50 per cent of the as a “tremendous” victory for labor pollutants. A final vote was expected today on minimum wage, would get 70 per — producing "easily the most pro­ The judge asked the witness. Dr. the Senate’s minimum wage cent by 1981. The House had rejected labor bill since the Wagner Act” Thomas Sbarpless, an associate proposal, which would raise the any improvement. more than 40 years ago. professor of chemistry, at the current $2.30 wage floor by $1.10 over Some 4.7 million workers would Opponents agreed. “It’s 97 per cent University of Hartford, if the state the next four years — providing a benefit from the Senate plan to raise of what labor wanted,” said Rep. has any regulations controlling the more generous raise than a similar the minimum wage to $2.65 next John Ashbrook, R-Ohio. A business Does a kick turn coalition declared it "the most out­ rageous demonstration of unchecked The challenge of skateboarding continues to fascinate the union power ever witnessed on young. Here Eric Trudon, 12, of 11 Richard Rd. does a kick turn Capitol Hill.” at the top of the homemade ramp in his yard. (Herald photo by United Way helping Beth Republican supporters of business, Dunn) who tried unsuccessfully for three days to drastically weaken the House bill, promised to fight harder — with a filibuster if necessary — when the through health service measure comes up in the Senate next year. News summary Little Beth Reitberg used to stum­ vice. the kitchens of Manchester The labor bill would hasten union ble and fall a great deal. Her friends Services to the Reitberg family are Memorial Hospital. representation elections; revoke Complied from United Press International at school would tease her about this typical of the many services offered In addition to the delicious meals federal contracts of labor law and often she was a very unhappy lit­ the community under the umbrella of they bring, the volunteers provide violators for up to three years, and tle girl. River East Homemaker-Home the clients with friendship, concern provide as much as double back pay State Atlantic in a balloon. Thursday's The doctors at Newington Health Aide Service, Inc. and a daily check on the condition of to workers dismissed for union activi­ launch was postponed to today, HARTFORD — State Banking Children’s Hospital told Beth’s Another homemaker service is the the lonely shut-ins. but weather forecasts indicate ty- Commissioner David H. Neiditz parents that she had a congenital hip Meals on Wheels program which Further information about the ser­ Both victories Thursday required that Monday is a more likely plans to approve regulations disease, and that only surgery, a brings to every client two meals, a vices of River East Homemaker- some compromises by labor. Lost in takeoff time. making it illegal for banks to total replacement of the hip socket, hot nourishing main meal and a tas­ Home Health Aide Services, Inc., the battle was labor’s plan for future refuse mortgages to home buyers would prevent Beth from burning, ty, cold supper, Monday through call 643-9511. automatic minimum wage raises, in inner city areas. He plans to National in time, unable to walk at all. Beth Friday. ’These meals are prepared in United Way helps make it work. which the House rejected. submit the new rules, which would hisve to be in a body cast for at MIAMI — A jury has found Ron- define and prohibit so-called least six weeks. ny Zamora, 15, guilty of first- redlining by lending institutions, The overwhelming problem facing degree murder. His attorney to the Legislature’s Regulations attempted to convince the jury Beth’s parents was how to be able to Review Committee Tuesday. keep Beth at home Hying as normal a that Zamora had killed 82-year- life as possible for a youngester con­ old Elinor Haggart in a moment fined to total inactivity for that HARTFORD — Connecticut of insanity induced by too much period of time, and still care for Supreme Court Chief Justice exposure to violence on television. Beth’s three-month-old brother. Charles S. House has refused to He could be sentenced to A phone call to River East reverse the double murder con­ maximum terms in prison on Homemaker-Home Health Aide Ser­ viction of Murray R. Gold. Gold murder and two robbery charges vice, Inc. quickly solved their dilem­ was found guilty of stabbing his — without possibility of parole for ma. Under the skUled supervision of ex-wife’s parents to death. 25 years. River Bast’s nurse, a trained Homemaker-Home Health Aide was BRIDGEPORT — Police say a CLEVELAND - Cleveland assigned to help care for Beth and truck driver, Bobby Lee ’Thomas rackets figure Daniel J. “Danny” relieve her mother of the staggering of Brooklyn N.Y., was killed when Greene, who survived a bombing burden of total care of her children. he tried to avoid a collision on the that leveled his apartment-office Roxanne Denalsky, who is a cer­ Connecticut ’Turnpike and crashed building in 1975, was killed by a tified Homemaker-Home Healthi.|f through a guardrail and fell to his remote-control bomb Thursday in Aide, comes daily to the Reitberg death in the Pequonnock River. A suburban Lyndhurst. home. She devotes her fuU time to bridgeworker, whose name was Beth’s care. Beth must be bathed .. withheld pending notification of NEW YORK - Opponents of the daily, her skin carefully tended to his next of kin, died of a heart at­ Concorde supersonic jetliner are prevent breakdown, and she must tack while watching the accident. planning another drive-in. protest be tuhied frequently, i;' at Kennedy Airport Sunday in As any normal child might under Regional their fight to get the airport these "circumstances, Beth gets operators to adopt noise stan­ restless .apd fretful at times, and m' BOS’TON — Extended outlook dards that will keep the SST out. Mrs; Denalsky’s skill in dealing with for Southern New England, Sun­ the little girl eases the burden on the ■ day through Tuesday; Chance of motjier whose other fa'IiiUy rain Sunday. Clearing Monday. International oUtotions keep her fuUy ecc«4Hed Fair Tuesday. Highs Sunday in while the Homemaker-Home Health the 50s with lows in the 30s to low BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — Aide is there. 40s. Seasonable temperatures 1 East Germany warned the West Without the resources and SkiUs qf | Monday and Tuesday with high in at the Belgrade Conference today River East Homemaker-Home V 60s and lows in 40s. that nobody has the right to tell Health,Aide Service, Inc. Uttle Beth i'^ others how to run their own af­ Reitberg might have had to spend sic BAR HARBOR, Maine - k ’w. i« f « Reitberg. 6, of Manchester lies on her porta-cot while Roxane Denalsky,^ left, a fairs. It was in direct reply to Dewey Reinhard and Steve her mSthe^yi ^ Id S ; health aide adjusts support straps and prepares to give therapy under the supervision earlier attacks by the United Stephenson, both of Coiorado States and other Western nations never have ^M ged th ^ past Jennie Kozlowski, R.N, The home aid is being provided by members of the staff of the Springs, Colo., have postponed on human rights violations in the withcmt tbq wonderful help I ^^River Bast Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service, Inc., an agency benefited by United again their attempt to fly the Soviet bloc. received from the homemaker ser- Way. (Herald photo by Pinto) . ..y,*- J ■■ ■ . . • . ..."

^ ‘ r W-7’- ■ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Oct. 7, 1977 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 7. 1977 - PAGE THREE Judge sets hearing Fall foliage nearing peak in election dispute | in New Britain in northern part of region \ It ranges from almost at height to reached 60 percent peak, Plymouth ' HARTFXaiD (UPI) - The parties “questionable signatures” on the WELLESLEY. Mass. (UPI) - Foliage colors will be vivid through County has reached SO percent and in New Britain's disputed primary petitions of Joseph Pac. still colorful in the Dartmouth-Lake almost all of northerh New England Sunapee region. Suggested viewing Amherst has - reached 40 percent. Democratic mayoral primary have Pac was a distant third in the five­ as well as parts of Massachusetts Suggested viewing routes include been order^ to explain why a new way race, but officials say if he had routes include Routes 10, 11, 16, 25 during the Columbus Day weekend. and 118. Routes 12, 62 and 110 In central election should not be held. not been in the race the result might Here’s the breakdown, state-by­ Massachusetts and Routes 2,8,9,112 If they don’t convince Superior Vermont: Peak color will be evi­ be different. and 116 through the Berkshires.' [DOSE OF CHON Court Judge Anthony J. Armentano state, as provided by the ALA Auto dent through most of the state, Featuring Authentic Polynesian and Barney Lapp, an assistant attorney Connecticut: The greatest amount nothing was wrong in the disputed and TYavel Club. primarily in central sections and in Cantonese Specialties general handling the case, said: "I of color change has taken place in the Sept. 15 balloting, he could order Maine: Fall color will be at its the higher elevations of the southern ouoY im e ■ TK m would imagine there will be opposi­ central part of the state, udiere the another primary. A hearing will be peak in the Rangely Lakes-Eustis half. Viewing also will be good in the tion to holding a new primary. Cer­ red maples of the low-lying stkamp “ h tS S k Room” held next Wednesday in New Britain. tainly from Mr. McNamara who won area, at Baxter State Park and lower elevations to the south, where Acadia National Park, around areas have reached 50 percent peak. TEL. S73 -7 32 7 EXOTIC POLYNESIAN ■Superior Court Judge Leo Parsky and from Mr. Pac, against whom 50 to 75 percent color change has ROUTE S 3 • ELLINOTON DRINKS Sebago Lake, through the The area around ^ohawk Mountain Wednesday signed the order for the certain allegations have been made." taken place. Suggested viewing southwestern part of the state and in Litchfield County also is expected nrnsAtafommm mam spegultks FAMOUS PU PU vvshow cause hearing requested by Ajello has said the State Elections routes include Routes 9, 11, 100, 10.S PLATTER S e n . David M. Barry near southern coastal areas. Central to be very colorful this we^end. Connecticut Attorney General Carl Division thinks it is unlikely the and U.S. 2. EVEIY MY ras WEEK MB NEn WEEK SPECIAL LUNCHEON and eastern Maine — including the Suggested viewing routes include Ajello. Massachusetts: Peak color will be MENU general election can be held in New eastern coast — will be at 90 percent U.S. 44, U.S. 44A and Route 4. Ajello wants the results of the dis­ Britain Nov. 8 as scheduled if a new found in the Berkshires and through IVi I l LOKTER ...... HI.95I SPECIAL FAMILY p ute primary thrown out and new n a m A a P ^ ^ * '- Suggested viewing routes in- the central part of the state north of Rhode Island: foliage color still is primary is ordered. predominantly green. DINNERS balloting held. Officials say it would be very dif­ elude U.S. 1 along the coast and any Worcester. The Cape Ann area has ¥i LOBSTER I STEAK...... 6.50 AND COMBINATION ficult to condense all election activi­ cam_ paign aides ofu sfhe secondary routes off U.S. 2 or ALASKAN KMC GRAB LAOS . . . 6.9S| PLATTERS ty in the month remaining before 201 New Hampshire: Viewing will be election day. Zinsser praises mayor “ALL m m MGUBE SALAD DAT William McNamara edged out good almost everywhere, with peak 3S3 Broad 8L second-place Henry Olszewski by 17 Ajello has said his staff is having State Sen. David M. Barry (D-4th color most visible on the southern jD A m 'f Manchaatar TIT o in FAMOUS votes, but the Connecticut Elections trouble locating cases in Connecticut District) has been named campaign slopes of the White Mountains. . Tal. S49-49SS Commission found several hundred on which to base their argument. for landfill fee plan rvwswPV---- chairman for Thomas Connors who is Elsewhere in the state, color is well SUN. “S C I^ SODA- seeking election to the Board of established in the lower elevations of Carl A. Zinsser, Republican town personnel, now on duty at the Directors in November. southern New Hampshire. It’s well member of the Town Board of Direc­ dump, could monitor all incoming FRI. A SAT. “ IV B .(r Barry is currently serving his established and at its height in the tors, issued a statement Thursday in traffic and keep out-of-towners using fourth term in the state senate and is mountainous areas along the Ver­ the dump from entering. This I assistant majority leader. He was mont border and in the lakes region. response to Mayor Matthew Moriar- Hartford votes to sue ty’s most recent proposal concerning proposed in place of the Democratic elected to the Senate in 1966, 1968, majorities tax that was passed in Ju­ 1974 and 1976. He also served as state residents’ use pf the landfill. Zinsser representative from Manchester in says that Moriarty’s proposal is in ly- state school board Exceptional ’"The mayor’s proposal to update the 1959 session. agreement with the Republican ia^lirrljlRt.ittn 7 the 1964 ordinance is, I feel, a HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ positions expire iNov. 15. Barry said, “I am proud to be minority on the board, which has con­ c h ild satisfactory answer to the dilemma ^ V ITAUAN-AMIMCAN CUiSWI ford Board of Education has voted to Letters which explain the changes associated with the campaign of Tom PTA sistently opposed charging a fee for use of the landfill, as approved by the we find ourselves in, providing that it ClOSfOMONeAT retain at least temporarily 39 and urge delinquent teachers to get Tuaa.UmiTliairs. Connors, whom I have known for does not put any hairdship on any of teachers who don’t have valid state their certification’ papers in order many years. I know that Tom will to m e e t Board of Directors in July. WaeUir Special will go out to teachers today, instead Manchester residents and taxpayers. certification and canceled plans to bring a high degree of competence Zinsser said, ”I would like to of dismissal notices typed while the “I was prepared, and still am, as COMPLETE fire them. and leadership to Manchester’s The Manchester PTA for Excep­ publicly thank Mayor Moriarty for WaalSei At a meeting Thursday, the board board met in emergency session Board of Directors.” tional Children will have its fall his recent decision in regard to the are my ^publican colleagues, to w S f B B i vote against any fee or tax on any also voted to sue the state, which Thursday night. Others named to Connors’ cam­ meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at dump tax. ’The mayor has, in effect, P sM j^ l ordered dismissal of the teachers. The Hartford board also voted to paign committee are as follows: Keeney St. School. backed my proposal, and that of my Manchester resident or taxpayer to Republican coileagues Mrs. (Vivian) use the dump. The Connecticut Board of Educa­ ask the state board to issue new- Fred A. Ramey Jr., treasurer; (Jerald Blanchard, guidance coor­ ■"•CRJBHIHTAM.api. BOLTON, CT. tion Wednesday voted to reject Hart­ tickets for teachers due to be fired, Edward P. Coltman, deputy dinator at Howell (Cheney Regional Ferguson and Mr. (Paul) Willhide, of “I would also like to thank all of CAUPSSBEiaWATWBAia retroactive to the date when their old ford’s request for a second one- treasurer; John Lynch, finance Technical-Vocational School, will be last week, to drop the tax to those taxpayers and resi(|mits of a ?r month extension to get valid cer­ certificates expired. director; Mrs. Dolores Berdat, the guest speaker. He will discuss Manchester taxpayers and residents Manchester that came out and opp- CMLS tification for all, of the city’s 1,800 The city’s suit will contend the secretary. some of the criteria for admission to for using the dump. posed this unjust form of taxation. I state was asking Hartford to comply teachers. Wheh the ruling was Campaign coordinator for Connors the school, and those exceptional “Last week I had proposed that the only hope that the mayor can now M H IB S OF BEEF with state law without granting persuade the rest of the Democratic * 0 . 0 5 handed down, 56 Hartford teachers is State Rep. Francis J. Mahoney (D- children who qualify for admission. Town of Manchester could mail, enough time. The lawsuit will also along with the vehicle taxes, a per­ directors to back him so that (his can did not have valid licenses to teach. 13th Assembly District). Campaign There will be a question and NRED STUFFED LOBSYIR 0 . 9 5 On Thursday, 17 teachers were claim the dismissal of the teachers directors are Dr. Sedrick J. Rawlins, answer period. Refreshments will be mit to all Manchester taxpayers to truiy be a bi-partisan vote. R is too » What are you doing sitting at home on a Sunday, when you can be down at able to file valid certificates. The might violate laws requiring quality served. use the dump with no additional bad that this proposal by the mayor Zero's for a Super Sunday Brunch - then watch the NFL football game on Albert Harris, Mrs. Marcia Reiley ROiaSIINIMIFISH 5 . 9 5 a giant TV screen? Includes a "Breakfast of Champions" and a giant Bloody others were to be dismissed, but the education in ail schools. and William O’Brien. charges. I further suggested that could not have come up in July.” DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Mary for only $5.25 per person. After Brunch, watch the game on Zero’s city board’s action puts off their In August, State Education Com­ FRIDAY A SATURDAY SPECIALS wall-sized TV screen. All drinks specially pneed during the game. .And. possible loss of tenure and seniority missioner Mark R. Shedd granted a Thursday’s daily ROAST SIRLOIH Of Bt£f ...... S 3 . 5 9 All apaclala Include rallaVi tray, potato, remember, parking is free at Zero's. one-month grace period through MANCHESTER ______aagateblaa, aoup, aalad, daaaart, and fraah homa- rights. m lottery number DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 444* I FRESH FRIED BAY S C A LLO PS...... $ 3 . 9 9 Through creation of a different September to have the teachers get m ZERO’S SUPER SUNIMY BRUaCH technical category, the teachers will their licenses in order. The city 2 -1 -7 VEAL PARMESAN...... $3.99 S f f & D A Y 12:00 Noon to 11 P.M. Sunday 11:30-2:30 3 WTS FRI-SAT-SW At Hotel Sonesia Constitution Plaza Hanford 278-2000 be able to remain on the job. They asked for another extension through [d ;\ t h e a t r e s east FRESH BAKED SW O RD FISH...... $ 4 . 3 5 DINING R(X)M A COCKTAIL LOUNQE November but the full board rejected ooMcocwrsMnrTwr Regular weekly will be called ’’interim substitutes” Arrested man TK U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN S T E A K...... $ 4 . 9 9 I wa roaat whola lurfcaya lor and will be paid on the same rate the request. lottery number n STARWIIRS PO Above served with Baked Potato & Salad p a m a a o lS i I or more. By raaonatlon o^.** scale as regular instructors. The new 08—Red—000 COMPLETE MENU ALWAYS AVAILABLE c o m p la in s HOOKB UNCOLN OOESTO TEL. 649-5487 to director m s m n o n COWWMCYo PECE OF GLOBE '’‘n i k i t& v im H ' A man who was arrested recently OPEN CALOOR PLAZA C inem as WTTSr ‘W i L i r :a n s p l a n at Manchester’s Center Park com­ Travel Service IMTER$TArEa4 MON - MANCHESTER plained about that arrest at BOTSa SAT Exit 93 off 1-88 C Tuesday’s comment session con­ 555 MAIN STREET SILVBRLAim ’ ) I.lll'.lirhl 'I >n\r TT AM 9 PM 643-2165 fun day Sunday ducted by the Board of Directors. THI IS \ COMPUMENTiUlY BAST HAtlTFORD HflPPY He said that he was arrested for Over 30 Yean 508-8810 a PM., SAT., SUN at IbOO WINE WITH SPEND YOUR WEEKEND W nH US, sitting on the stone wall in the park. Travel Experience HOOKER Manchester Republicans are plan­ Lukas are in charge of arrangements He wants to know why he was aAMAmmruoMB GOB TO EVERY MEAL Authorized agent in $2.50 til S-'MP.M. \ WMMHGTOn WITHOUT SPENDING MUCH. ning a fun day Sunday from noon to 5 for the picnic and outing. There will arrested and why his car was M anchester for all / Our price includes a juicy steak with all be an opportunity to play tennis, soft- Airlines, Railroads and p.m. at Wickham Park. searched by Manchester Police. He HOOKER EATTNWFAU ‘uie trimimng^uch as a baked potato, Entrance to the park will be free to ball and horseshoes. There will be a also said that his friends were Steamship Lines. DPEN DAILY warm roD and aofFrCarrrun pmertt (iO BTO T charge for refreshments. those attending the fund-raising harassed by the police and that the lAKf lev ies IS > 14 • Bl ill l l M i vMswrKnoN YEAR RDUND butter, plus all event being sponsored by the The fun day is being designed to police are too aggressive with the ^ 6 lii III OOlflRWMOl^LAe Gtw s Caterers the treai, criq? AOVMON RBXMKl OCRROMOtWHai NEIPSICSOIFGLUI e Republican Town Ck)mmittee and the give Manchester residents and young people. ManchMter Evsnlng Herald salad you con friends a chance to meet the OASTMNn I33-3E3S NEiPSIC LF CLUB eat from our Young Republicans Oub. Another resident complained about PuMtiMd n«fy Mning matft SUNDAY SPfCIAL O porS O Y osn s i Ejounim 60 Clarence ”Bud” Brown and Pat Republican candidates. resurfacing done on W. Center and Suixityt wid haM M Enim d *1 «w Salad Bor. Mm cH n U f, Conn. Pm I OWo* m 8*- AS You C m Eat C A T im iMl I N t H l Oastosbunr 633-3S3S Henderson Sts. 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K FAIR TO YOURSELF DMMMM Open forum Public school enrollment WE NEED A CHAME Vote The tottoetnrm ’ Old fashioned "straw hats” liaiiriipatpr EiwiiusHpralii DONATELU.TBM «M IR .IR m R | for politicking, plays n’ parties Manchester — A City of Village Charm ANOOVU T4^7|N Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Fire agency merger favored by resident conm NWi r*d, whlW and blu« to be called from their jobs and down 313 from last term » P«w . wWch yUnited States’ role as military By M artha Angle and criticism from House members. New trade name Mad^in Spain creating facts of their own ... 20 Pc. Dinnerware 20 Pc. Service for 4 Jimmy Carter’s most decisive protector of that waterway. The other side of the coin is that Robert Walters When the subject arose at a M&M Publishing- ANL and PA switches, delta tuning. FCC type approved. America Touth Forum, 123 For road emergency and traftic reports-or just for fun! world move since he won his “ At the negotiations the He noted that even after the canal there almost surely would be trouble WASHINGTON (N EA )- Although Democratic Caucus session on Sept. Oak SU/ Hartford, now *^20 4 Mgg Reg. way to the Presidency. The Palestinians will have to be is turned over to Panama in the year Congress is becoming increasingly 28, Rep. Jack Brook, D-Tex., never 47.% if the Senate rejected the treaties. doing '/ business in 49.90 Magnet Mount CB Antenna, Reg. 19.99 1 4 19.76 36.40 touchy about being labelled "tne last one to mince words, called the crea­ paper goes on; represented one way or 2000, the treaties’ fine print M ancha^r under direc­ Choice of patterns; freezer to Two contemporary patterns for We could expect the eruption of plantation,” it is apparently not dis­ another. Their problem is at authorizes the U.S. to land troops in tion of a Fair Employment Practices tion of Hugh Mayher of oven to table to dishwasher. today’s table; choose now for “It may seem an imper­ sabotage and guerrilla warfare, Micro oven safe, too. Panama any time it wishes. So why turbed enough to free the slaves. panel an "appalling” idea. “Anyone Braintr^, Mass. holiday or gifts. C tinence for outsiders to expect the heart of the Middle East probably encouraged by Panama's the treaties? Because, Brown Members of both the House and who complained to me about dis­ the Israelis to trust any settle­ problem, the Arab-Israeli strongman, Gen. Omar Torrijos. You Marriaie lieensea explained, "These treaties give the Senate are resolutely resisting any crimination would be off my payroll John J. Tasillo, 42 Edison ment guaranteed by the problem. It will not be washed can bet Cuba's Fide! Castro would Bic Butane m U.S. a much better legal and moral meaningful reform of their own the same day.” Brooks said, while Rd. 4nd Brenda L. get into the act, and so would anti- Disposable Lighter Russians or, indeed, to trust away. It will not simply vanish underpinning for such a decision.” employment practices, despite of­ his colleagues guffawed and clapped. Sterrt*, 37 Edgerton St., American troublemakers in some lOOO's o( lights' Ref. 6 9c .... the Arab nations who have in the sands of time. It is ficial documentation of massive It is not a laughing m atter, Nov. C at Church of the other Latin American countries. Assumption. shown themselves incapable probably only the Israelis and Underpinning questioned racial and sex discrimination on however, for the 17,000 to 20,000 men The hell with such underpinning, Capitol Hill. Terry L. Ober, 6 9 ! 7 ^ Skandinavik even of trusting each other. their more extreme supporters So blast those jokers off the and women who work for Congress. Limit 8 plugs per oust.; for most cars. say my conservative readers. The In one of the most blatant exer­ Rocktille, and Karen M. Pipe Tobacco Pouch isthmus, say the anti-treaty forces. I The Americans, however, are outside Israel who believe that canal belongs to us, and ownership cises of the double standard ever TedfiW, 19 Rosemary PL, Imported Danish long cut. Reg. 4 9c. suppose this could be done. But the First detailed study Oefi 22, Center hardly outsiders. the issues can be solved gives us the right to defend it just as foisted on the country. Congress Joint Chiefs of Staff have warned Earlier this year. Obey Commis­ Coqwegational Church. Quaker State Super "By implicating themselves without the provision, in one we'd defend South Carolina. Why eicempted itself from all the great Reg. 36.97 Each that even 100,000 American troops sion released the first detailed study Iliam C. Dupuis and Antonio y Cleopatra should we put ourselves in a position Blend 10W30 so deeply and so formally with form or another of a Palesti­ couldn't protect the canal from a civil rights legislation of the past of Capitol Hill employment practices M. Deane, both of Grenadiers Cigars of having to deal with the Panama dozen years or so. Limit the Soviet Union in the search nian Homeland.” hostile Panamanian population. And ever undertaken by an official unit of bhester, Oct. 14. • Ultra Hi 22 Calibre Single BOX OF 50 government if the canal were in $ 6Qls. for Middle East peace, they eventually, the canal would be put No recourse Congress. The survey turned up some Shot Rifle Per Long smoke, great taste! The Scotsman writes: danger? are both raising the stakes on out of commission by saboteurs. As a consequence, women and scandalous statistics. ISS* Auto safety; must be hand-cocked QT. W W # Customer Reg. 7 .8 9...... “The uproar from Israel, The answer is that transfer of the blacks are treated as second-class after loading chamber. settlement and also increasing Although women comprise 57 per Metal Oil Pour Spout and from the Zionist lobby in canal to Panama is mostly symbolic, citizens by their overlords on Capitol cent of the total House workforce, the dangers that, if there is the United States, that has a gesture to our Latin-American Hill and they have absolutely no they are heavily concentrated at the another war, the super powers neighbors who are not always com­ recourse against the discrimination. lower rungs of the payscale and con­ Jpen 24 Hours Dally Caldor Windshield followed the joint Soviet- fortable with the powerful giant to could be sucked into the actual Blackmail implicit A special House Commission on sistently earn far less than men tor

Smyth, Laurie Hcab, daw McKinnon, Carla Lynn, daughter of 137 Bissell St. She was bom Sept. Willlaoi'and Anita’ Iw rttk'S of David and Patti Carl McKinnon of 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 10 Old Stone Rd., Vemon.**! 76 Welles Rd., Vernon. She was bom Her maternal grandparents are Mr. values! ^ chool FRIDAY, OCT. 7, ItTT VOL. XXXXIV NO. 3 S tJtRtpil Itorn Sept. 23 at Manchester Sept. 27 at Manchester Memorial and Mrs. Nicholas W. Rued of 115 Memorial Ho^itaL Her maternal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Tiffany Rd., East Hartford. Her grandmother is Mrs. James Norton are Mr. and Mrs. Cljarles Carl of 832 paternal grandparents are Mr. and selection! Opinion: of River Edge, N.J. Her paternal S. River Rd., Coventry. Her paternal Mrs. Chadwick R. Whitesell of 91 Editorial: grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandmother is Evileen Mclunnon of Bretton Rd. Her maternal great- David Smyth of Clydebank, Scotland. Windsor. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. She has a brother, Colin McKay, 4. Gregorio J. Rued of 22 Oliva Court, Whitesril, Sarah Mae, daughter of East Hartford. Exam exemption Wrhzel, Jpel ^pnpld,, son of James K, and Karen Rurci Whitesell Class ranking Ronald L. and Joyce Palmer Wenzel oLE ast St., Hetepn. He was bom Sept. 25 at Mbndbester Memorial policy criticized f*i Hospital. His n ^ q h ia l grandparents question air^d are Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Palmer of Reunion set by MHS ’47 Randolph Center, Vt. His paternal through those semester exam blues. I For the past several years, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis can not understand how a two hour vicious circle in which no one wins, Manchester High has been noted for Since I can remember, a “ B” has Wenzel of Rocjty Hill. His maternal followed by dancing to the "B ig Band exam covering the entire studies of but never loses either. As a conclu­ The 1947 graduating class of the many privileges'it extends to its usually been considered a very good great-grandparents are Mrs. Sound of the 40s.” one full semester can decide a sion here it seems fit to adopt a Manchester High School will hold its students: open campus, a wide varie­ grade, an “ A” fantastic, and an Elizabeth Palmer and Mrs. Mary Any member of the class who has ty of extracurricular activities, student's grade. It is not how much “ A-plus” simply monumental. Lately different policy concerning class 30th class reunion on Saturday, Oct. Ward, both of Vermont. His paternal not yet made their reservation can course selection, and the exemption we can memorize the night before an though, it seems that this has rank. 22 at W illie ’ s Steak H ouse in great-grandparents are Mrs. still do so by contacting Bettye from exams for a select number of exam,- but rather how much we have changed, due to class rank. Attaching Essentially, everyone is equal, but Manchester. Elizabeth Wenzel of Rocky Hill and A social get-acquainted hour will Farrand Dion at 646-7818 or Mary learned during the year that seems a number to persons causes grades to by the assignment of a number of ‘ "V c sophomores, juniors and seniors; yet Mrs. Eva Sieers of Waterburv. He Condon McKinney, 646-1949. most important. _ situation is created in which not begin at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7. it seems fair to say that some of change their meaning, sometimes for has two sisters, Nancy Joyce, 3, and Also, exemption from exams in­ everyone is considered equal. Since these privileges are “ a thing of the the better, sometimes for the worse. Beth Dorotl^, 1. spired many students to work to their everyone has nearly the same KT, past.” Class rank is determined by an This year, a new policy was started highest abilities throughout the capacity to learn, it b ^ om es unfair average of grades, class levels, and I'rrrilo, Adam Paul, son of Paul by the administration allowing no semester. When such an important to let someone think that he is better the number of students in your class. S. and Joanne Moor Uccello of 161 Rosary Society plans tea one to be exempt from midyear and privilege is withheld, there may be a than someone else. A lower number is better than a Oak St. ^ was bom Sept. 29 at final exams. lack of interest for extra studying in higher number and “ one” is the Class rank is something which Manchester Memorial Hospital. His In the past, exam exemption major subjects. When the first “ best” rank to have. Rank is deter­ society has created, and is kept St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will Others.” It is a reflection in maternal grandparents are Mr. and applied only to sophomores and semester of this year comes to an mined at the end of each semester, primarily as a tradition. Besides, hold its Membership Tea on Monday photography, word, and song on the Mrs. Josd^ 0. Moor Jr. of Absecon, famous alfred dunner juniors with an “ A” average, and end, can the administration honestly who would give the valedictory at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. spirit and values of the community of then given to the guidance counselors N.J. His paternal grandparents are seniors with a "B ” average. I believe believe the seniors will spend a speech without class rank? Those of Sister Anne Gabriel will be the ^ n ed ictin e Monks at Weston Priory. who in turn relay the information to Mr. and Hrs. Sebastian J. Uccello of students should be given the oppor­ countless number of hours studying Emersonian thought would guest speaker. The filmstrip to be The meeting is open to all women waHIa weavs the student, if he wants it. Your class 27 Washington Ave., East Hartford. 7 tunity to express their opinions con­ for exams when the majority of vehemently oppose class rank on the presented is ‘"rhe Gift of Com­ of the parish. Mass will be celebrated rank is intended to be your confiden­ His maternal great-grandparents are cerning decisions that directly in­ students entering colleges will have grounds that it is societal stigma munity; Free to Create and to be for at 7;30 p.m. in the church. tial information, as is your locker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Moor Sr. of poly separates volve them. In this case, however, already been notified as to their combination. Just as lockers are with no purpose. Tuckerton, N.J., and Charles D.M. the students were ignored. acceptance, and class ranks have shared, so is class rank. Although there is much to be said SchroydF of Wildwood, N.J. His If the administration and already been established? Theodore Brindamour, adviser to MHS Student Assembly, and If a person finds he has a high class against class rank, there are some paternal great-grandparents are Mr. superintendent would have taken the When a student enters high school, rank, which is considered to be not as reasons it is needed. Primarily it can Mark Glubosky, Assembly president, conduct the second and Mra. Antonio Uccello of East initiative to discuss the new exam each student is now mature enough to serve as a work incentive. It can also Almanac Assembly meeting of the year. Homecoming Queen, the new good as a low rank, I feel that there HartfoM. He has a Mster, Ananda, »10” -*15 policy with the student body, perhaps have his views recognized, although constitution and plans for the pep rally were discussed. (Photo are two possible avenues of thought be used for college entrance, and in 2%. they would have realized that the the administration turned to the for that person. He can think that fact is used by some colleges as part $14-$23 valuesi majority of students and some parents of the students for such by Alemany) By United Press International In 1971, President Nixon announced there is no reason to work harder of a determination as to who should Papa, Sah alore John, son of John teachers are against this policy. It decisions as the elimination of an economic control system to follow because he is “ dumb.” If that is true enter their college. It is used because S. and Rosemarie Novello Papa of 87 Today is Friday, Oct. 7, the 280th seems that the decision whether or February vacation. then that person will not get as much the 90-day wage-price freeze he im­ a “ good” class rank is usually the Warandke Rd. He was bom Sept. 27 day of 1977 with 85 to follow. not to excuse students from their The question of this topic is not Volleyball season out of the educational system as posed in mid-August. sign of a high achiever, which most at' Maikhester Memorial Hospital. ’The moon is moving toward its new exams should be the decision of the how the administration came to such possible. If, on the other hand, the colleges want. A thought for the day: American His maternal vandparents are Dr. phase. teacher involved in that particular a controversial decision, but rather gets under way person feels that he isn't satisfied As long as students don't use their poet James Whitcomb Riley said, how we, the students of Manchester and Mrs. Salwtore J. Novello of ’The morning stars are Mercury, area of studies, as it has b ^ n in the with his class rank, then he will rank to elevate themselves above “ The ripest peach is highest on the past. High, can change this policy. I urge Lima, Ohio. His paternal grand­ Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. (The MHS Girls' Volleyball squad One of Miss Mally's major con­ strive to accomplish more, therefore their classmates, then the present parents are Mr and Mrs. Stephen tree. The administration claims if the all students to express their opinions There are no evening stars. has opened another fine season with cerns is in fan support. Because getting a better class rank. In this system is sound’ and with purpose. Papa of Nev Haven. He has a majority of college-bound students and ideas concerning the loss of Those bom on this date are under three straight victories over Penney, volleyball is an indoor sport, it is not case the person who feels, because of Unfortunately not everyone can have brother, JohiV3W; and a sister, Jen­ are exempt from their exams, they exemption from mid-year and final the sign of Libra. Crisply textured separates East Hartford and Hall, respective­ seen as easily as football or soccer. his class rank, that he is not as good a neutral attitude about their class nifer, 8. I Yesterdays ; are missing the preparation needed exams, and even more important, as someone else. The individual who American poet James Whitcomb that go together so many ly- Because the practices are not right in rank. Therefore, it is now definite for college examinations. They must the loss of the student voice. gains a better rank then moves to the Riley was bom Oct. 7, 1849. wonderful ways! Shades of “ We've got a solid varsity and a open view, volleyball becomes a that some type of reform is needed. Lalashiiilif Frank Paul Jr., son of 25 years ago also take into consideration the I also urge the administration and following category. On this day in history: berry, hunter, brown or good looking J.V. squad,” com­ forgotten sport. So, if you would like One system would be to announce Frank P. md Deborah McClelland students who do not desire to further superintendent to re-evaluate this Republicans win election, mented coach Priscilla Mally. to see co-captains Kathy Carpenter One who has a “ good” class rank class rank at the end of the junior In 1916, in the most staggering foot­ black. Sizes 8-20. their education after high school, yet new system. Student privileges Lalashuis d 134 Deming St. He was defeating a union-Democratic coali­ “ Although we have only one and Kathy McCoan lead their spikers also has two similar avenues of year, when it is needed for college ball defeat on record, Georgia Tech 2-pocket shirt-jacket, yoke may be doing “A” or “B” level should not be “ a thing of the past.” born Sen. 27 at Manchester tion. sophomore on the varsity, we're to victory, you can see them today, at thought. The person can feel that he applications. Then it could also be an­ humbled Cumberland University, 222 back, reg. $23, 15.99 academic work. Let us look to the present and future Memorial* Hospital. His maternal Board of Directors invites looking for some of the new girls to home against the Whippets of Win- is better than others, and, therefore, nounced at the end of the senior year, From ninth grade until twelfth and say — “ We will be recognized.” grandparents are Mrs. Eunice to nothing. members-elect to meeting tonight. Arnel* print shirt, reg. $16, work their way up.” dam. Come out and see — you'll need not work at his studies. so that everyone would know who grade, we have been “suffering” — Judi Cooper McCnellaid of Deland, Fla., and John In 1961, a British airliner crashed 11.99 enjoy it.. — Mike Wilson Inevitably that person's rank will would be writing the raledictory 10 years ago McClellaid of 90 Lake St. His pater­ in the French Pyrenees arid 37 per­ become worse b^ause of his super- speech. Gary Rowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basic pull-on pant, average nal gramparents are Mr. and Mrs. sons were killed. cillious attitude. Now he falls into the The present improprieties of the Leo Rowe of 20 Earl St., and Robert & petite, reg. $14, 10.99 Peter l^ s h u is of 190 Union St. His In 1963, Bobby Baker resigned as first-mentioned category. With class rank system have pro^ipted me Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cowineck poly jersey, sizes MHS students commended maternc great-grandparents are Senate Democratic secretary after Smith of 103 Milford Rd., are com­ “ good” class rank the person may to feel that if rank were pasted as I Mr. and/Mrs. Alfred Johnson of Snug S-M-L, reg. $14, 10.99 being charged in a $300,000 civil suit missioned second lieutenants upon MHS Principal George J. yearly scholarship competition. Commended students do not con­ wish to make it better, and work have suggested, or in some, similar Harbour, R.I., and Mr. and Mrs. graduation from Engineer Officer sportswear, downtown H t j Emmerling announced last Thursday Students in this group represent less tinue in the Merit Scholarship com ­ even harder. In this situation the per­ manner, then a purpose would be William McClelland of 81 Lake St. with using bis influence for personal C Candidate School at Ft. Belvoir, Va. manchester and tri-city that 13 senior students at Manchester than two per cent of the total of petition, hut to increase their oppor­ : Guidance! son gains the same advantages of the served. Posting rank every lemester monetary gains. plaza vernon. •*# High School have achieved graduating U.S. secondary school tunities for college admission and person with a “ bad” class rank who serves no purpose but to undermine Commended Student status in the seniors. financial aid, NMSC has offered each notes f wishes to work harder. the psychologies of the students at 23rd annual (1978) National Merit Although these students scored an opportunity to have identifying in­ It seems from this synopsis that MHS. — Richard Walden i - Scholarship Program. slightly below the level required for formation sent by the corporation to the idea of class rank is actually a a • The first issue of the Guidance This honor is the result of each merit program participants who two higher education institutions Newsletter was mailed to all parents student’s outstanding performance were n am ^ semifinalists and who selected by the student. on Sept. 30. The folding and stapling on the Preliminary Sdiolastic Ap­ will continue in the competition for In addition, NMSC makes it possi­ Merit Scholarships to be awarded in ble for all regionally accredited U.S. for the mailing was done by the THANK YOU FOR COMING TO T titudes Test/National Merit 1978, each Commended Student has following ladies from the local Round Table tunes Scholarship Qualifying Test colleges and universities to receive i i i i a (PSAT/NMSQT), which was ad­ demonstrated exceptional academic home addresses for commended chapter of Retired Senior Volunteer “ One of the best groups in a long the results should be in, andj ministered nationwide to high school promise. « students, on a cost basis, so that an Program (RSVP); Mrs. Marian time,” commented a former Round Table will be on its way. juniors in October 1976. A spokesman for NMSC stated that institution may contact any of these Hayes, Mrs, Bertha Wallace, Miss OUR SPAGHEHI DINNER Table member after hearing a With Karen McArdle, Letters of Commendation were the corporation believes “ the high promising young men and women Frances Martin, and Mrs. Mary Davis. resounding Hallelujiah Chorus Table’s first four-year vetera^ presented to Sandra S. Bellone, Karl standing of Merit Program directly. chanted by Uie 60-plus members of th cent history, at the keyb C. Golnik, Jeffrey A. Greenberg, Commended students is an attain­ It is hoped that recognition of the The second seminar for parents e '77-78 Round Table Singers. Singers are planning a very I momi save on girls’ Carl J. Kjellson, Beth A. McClain, ment that deserves their public Commended Students in each year's and students will be Tuesday, Oct. 11. Those singers, selected from over cert season. It’s a great new ye Kimberly A. Noone, David A. recognition, because the nation as Merit Program will serve as an en­ Ronald Mocadlo will discuss selec­ and 230 MHS students, are already busily a great new group. — Mike Iski Oshinsky, David N. Ostrom, Jeffrey well as these students will be couragement to able youth and will ting and applying to a post-high tops A slaoks preparing for upcoming V. Phelon, Edward A. Piatok, JoAnn benefltted by continued educational assist them in obtaining whatever in­ school institution. He will emphasize Thanksgiving and winter holiday Schaefer, Mary M. Sinnamon and and personal development of their formation and assistance they may the roles of the counselor, student, appearances. Under the leadership of tops^*®® slacks^* Aimee J. Trabitz, by Eleanore L. talents.” need to pursue their educational and parent. A film about the SAT will director Martha White, and with the Gowen, vice principal. plans. be shown. values to $121 help of the polished veterans, the new Correction A total of approximately 35,000 On Oct., counselors visited all U.S. Singers are getting into shape. The advisor to Sock 'n Buskif is All the soft, warm go-togethers Commended Students throughout the history classes where students were At last Monday’s rehearsal, Verne Burnett. We regret theime- irls love to wear on chilly daysl United States are being honored hy th asked to complete the guidance members voted for officials, such as curacy in last week's paper, and Ire f ops: • Asst. Styles • Solids National Merit Scholarship Corpora­ Vocational fair questionnaire. In college prep would like to assure the gen^l tion (NMSC) which administers the classes, the PSAT was explained and president, secretary, treasurer, • Stripes public that Verne Burnett is, in fait, calendars of activities for the first librarian, publicity and section Pants: • Corduroy • Poly set for Oct. 25 semester were distributed. leaders. By the time of this printing male. | All State Registration for the PSAT con­ • Brushed Solids • Plaids • Wide tinues in Room 110. The test will he Asst. Colors & Styles •Sizes 7-14 candidates On Oct. 25, the MHS Guidance Smith's, N.; Technical Careers given on Saturday, Oct. 22. (Tost- girls’ shops, down­ Institute, West Hav^n; United silky Department will sponsor a $3.75. town manchester announced Vocational School Mini-fair. It will Technical School, Springfield, Mass. ; A representative from the Univer­ be in G-1 from 10;30-noon. Represen­ Vermont College, Montpelier, Vt.; sity of Connecticut Admissions Of­ textured This year, as in the past, MHS will tatives from the following schools Daniel Webster College, Nashua, fice will meet with interested send 12 of its top singers to audition will be in attendance; Bay Path N.H.; Wentworth Institute, Boston, students at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, for All State Chorus. Junior College, Longmeadow, Mass.; Mass.; Ona M. Wilcox School of Nur­ Oct. 12. Students should get a pass in To be chosen for this group is an Becker Junior College, Worcester, sing, Middletown; School of the the Guidance Office if Uiey wish to honor as only about 250 students from Mass.; Briarwood School for Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, attend. all over the state will actually be Women, Southington; Connecticut Mass. Fkp I ^ L selected. School of Interior Design, Last year. Senior Dawn Hlivyak W ethersfield; Connecticut N EVERYBODY WANTS TO KNOW: and then-junior Paul Munsie were Stenographic Institute, New Britain; $18 valuesi 7 accepted. Creative School of Hairdressing,. Class leveling This year the candidates are: Rocky Hill; Dean Junior College, Easy fitting, comfor­ Sopranos Lori Veal, a senior, and Franklin, Mass.; East Coast Welding 0150INNERS SERVED table lounger. Nice Pz? juniors Grace Jaworski and Ingrid & Technical School, Waterford; ’n long zip-front float Jacobson; altos Sandie Belone, Gina Hartford Conservatory; Hartford in question with convertible Zaccardelli and Sue Thulin, all Secretarial School; Hartford State 2IW POUNDS OF SPAGHETTI neckline. An exciting seniors; tenors Paul Munsie, a Technical College; In fourth grade my teacher mer­ leveled? Courses in driver's ed, selection of colorful senior, and Neill Berggren and Phil Johnson and Wales College, cilessly informed me of my lack of ceramics, metals, automotives, and prints. Sizes S-M-L. Gordon, both sophomores; and Providence, R.I.; Katharine Gibbs musicM ability. Being young and foods certainly deserve the same SO QALLONS OF SAUCE lingerie, downtown basses Steve Latham and Jeff School, Norwalk; Lasell Junior elastic, I adapted. However, it was a consideration. If choir is to be a manchester and trl- Greenberg, seniors and Dan Davies, College, Newton, Mass.; New crushing blow for my mother, who leveled class it should follow the a junior. England Aeronautical Institute, was stricken when she learned I was same enrollment rules as any other city plaza vernon. The auditions take only a few Nashua, N.H.; New England School a glee club outcast. Somehow I'hur^ teveled-claw.'Selective scheduling is minutes, but the practice beforehand of Photography, Boston, Mass.; vived the trauma of violin lessons in something new that has been created >3,398,318.87 EARNED is difficult and time-consuming. New England Technical Institute, 1968. After that, I knew I could withs­ just for choir. Auditions will be Nov. 18 at Glaston­ THROUGH PROPER INVESTMENT OF New Britain; State University of tand anything. Class rank Is an important issue to bury High School. The singers will New York Agricultural and Today I am a well-adjusted high most students. Maybe MHS’s quality tj7 out in quartets. This year, for the Technical College at Cobleskill, school junior. I have learned to live point system is not the best but at TOWN FUNDS first time, the quartets will not be Cohleskill, N.Y.; Northwestern With my handicap by avoiding dirist- least it was consistant. For example, Downtown Manchester open Mon.-SaL 0:30-5, formed by schools. The singers from Connecticut Community College, mas C w ls and sing-alongs. Now my a student struggling in Honors Thurs. ’til 0 MHS will compete with students Winstead; Porter School of Drafting painful youth is being flashed before Algebra, for a “B,” will receive Vernon open Mon., Tuas. ’til 8; from other schools. and Design, Rocky Hill; Porter my eyes with the coming of Honors fewer quality points than a singer Wacr., Thurs., Fri. 'Ul 9; Sat. 'til 5:30 The All State Chorus will perform School of Automotive Technology, f RE-ELECT Choir. What is next? Level I lunch? who gets an “ A” In Honora Choir. only one concert. It will take place in Rocky Hill; This is brazen discrimination in the It would seem to this writer that in May, at the University of Connec­ FRIDAY, OCTOQCR 7 Rhode Island School of Elec­ worst sense. The tone-deaf ranks of order for an honor’s program to have ticut. This concert will be open to the tronics, Providence, R.I.; St. Fran­ Use your convenient Worth’s Charge Card . . . it deserves a lot of Credit! MHS should not have to be subjected true merit, honors courses should be flAMCHfSTfiR H l ^ «C | 4 eeL «Y#4 public, and is sure to be worthwhile. cis Hospital School of Nursing, Hart­ to inequity. limited to major academic studies. — 7 : 3 0 ROGER M. NEGRO - Becky Bourret ford; Paul Smith College, Paul Should not other electives be Randee Trabitz I'iNhfeviA.-; PAlltIJpefV for t r im . comm, tony ano oocores pietrantonio page eight - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 7, 1977 m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 7, 1977 - PAGE NINE No real progress reflected , , Educators out of race Charter unit head 38S // y o u have protests deletions Jobless rates down tp 6.9% to buy old post office news fo r area no change during the third quarter in townsf call: Coventry The ratio of black-to-white and that it may be unlawful to change WASHINGTON (UPI) - the nation’s 1.1 million discouraged Ann Baker, chairwoman of the Unemployment declined to 6.9 per­ joblessness now exceeds 2 to 1. this procedure. While white joblessness has workers who have even quit looUi^ Andover Coventry Charter Revision Commis­ cent in ^ptem ber with some gains Veraon but even if approved by that group it area assigned for student use; must Brainard said the council was declined over the past year, there has for a job. Donna Holland...... 6464)375 sion has written a letter to the Town for blacks, but it reflected no Employment rose for both blacks The Vernon Board of Education would also have to be approved by Council protesting the council’s dele­ following statutory procedure in tur­ been no real gains for blacks. not go to their car during the school Bolton ning down the commission’s progress in totai joblessness in six and whites ih September, creating a has taken iU name out of the hat as state officials before being used for tion of one of - the commission’s Unemployment among black youths day; must park their car in the ipor- Donna Holland ...... 6464)375 ‘M months, the Labor Department 320.000 increase in the job rolls. An being interested in buying the former educational purposes. recommendations. recommendalion and that it was has fluctuated between 35 and 40 per­ ning and leave it until the end of the Coventry M “questionable” for Mrs. Baker to reported today. unusually large rise of 500,000 for Rockville .Poet Office building for -Parking rules set scbMl day; must drive below posted The revision poup had suggested The September level was 0.2 per cent over the past three years. school (Mirpoies. Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 write such a letter at this time. In September, unemployment fell women was ofiset somewhat by a All cars belonging to staff speed Umits; and drive safely both on the council hold a public hearing on cent below August. Unemployment 210.000 decline among teen-agers. The board, along, with the Ellington its budget proposal each year as well The next step is for the council to slightly to 4.9 percent for men, but members or students who drive to and off the school grounds. return the commission’s preliminary has hovered around 7 percent since Jobs in manufacturing increased Rockville Public Health Nursing as on the town manager’s proposal. the 7 percent rate among women and Rockville High School must be To further assist in traffic control, M Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 report with council suggestions. The April, refusing to go any lower than slightly, but not enough to reverse an Association, bad indicated interest in registered by‘today. If not gates have been installed to limit stu­ Under the present charter, the the post-recession low of 6.9 percent. 18.1 percent rate among the young Hebron | | commission will then prepare its reflected little change from August. August decline. Most new jobs were the building and so informed postal resto red , they could te removed dent parking to the north parking lot. m anager’s budget receives a TTiis continued sluggishness in the officials. M Karen Blskupiak ...... 228-0496 hearing, then the council revises the final report, which the council may ’The average duration of unemploy­ created in service industries — retail from the school property until they Staff members park in the south lot veto prior to a referendum. labor market is likely to increase The government set a price of $60,- ^ South Windsor manager’s budget, and finally the m ent rose to 14.5 w eeks in trade and government. are. A warning will te ^ven first. and an area for p e sts has been pressure on President Carter for 000 for the building. The school board W Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 council submits its final proposal to a Mrs. Baker distributed copies of September, and there was virtually This policy has been established to designated on the south side of the her letter to the press before coun­ some change in the administration’s conceded it does not have that kind of assist the new security aide at the building. ^ Tolland town meeting. economic policy. Joblessness was 7.3 money to spend and therefore has in­ The council apeed unanimously cilman received it, Olmstead school in her duties. Besides The security aide makes spot m Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 W questioned whether Mrs. Baker was percent when he took office in form ^ postal officUs it is no longer last week to continue the current registering, students also have to dis­ checks to check on registrations. She ^ Vernon ^ acting for herself or as chairwoman January. interest^ in the acquisition. practice. Councilman Robert Parade to begin play a stidier with an identification is also checking students who are of the commission in writing the The present jobless rate compares, The nursing association has in­ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 p number on the lower left comer of walking on the school pounds during Olmstead said there was not enough letter. to a recession high of 9 percent in dicated it does have the money but no their car windshield. school hours and the students are time for the council to hold the extra 1975, and a 1976 high of 8 percent. Opens Saturday firm committment has been made. Drivers of cars who park them at referred to their “housemasters.” .•■•.v.v.v.v.v.v.M hearing and that such a hearing Last month’s modest 150,000 fall ceremonial would commit the council to a The Coventry Democratic Town Mayor Thomas Benoit has asked school must also sign a “contract” Any "uTiivited p e s ts ” on the school decline in unemployment occurred the associaton, if it does buy the proposal before it has had public in­ Committee will open its Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of cedars. Nutmeg Green Hats and can­ when registering their cars. A grounds are also checked. among workers recalled from layoff. building, if it would consider renting put. headquarters at the old Zollo building Lebanon, will have its Fall didates. signature on the contract indicates Actions considered to te infrac­ Black unemployment fell to 13.1 per­ “1 would beg you to reconsider on Daley Rd. Saturday at 11 a.m. Ceremonial Saturday beginning with The Quarryville Fife and Drum the basm ent for use as a special that the driver accepts and respects tions of school policies have been set Washington School contract signed cent, reversing an August rise to 14.5 Corps will lead off the third division education wwkahop. The nursing of­ a list of regulations. forth. your action if only to come up with a Democrats are urged to bring percent that had created a public a parade at 4:30 p.m. which will be followed by members of Manchester ficials said they would consider this They must park their cars in the On the first offense for a motor Area police report good and reasonable excuse for such plywood and paint for signs and plant furor. followed by the initiation of can­ A $1,483,000 contract for additions and renovations to Washington School and construction Assembly, Order of Rainbow for vehicle infraction, a warning is action, " Mrs. Baker wrote in donations for a raffle. ’The natioh’s job rolls, meanwhile, didates at the Masonic Temple. On Tuesday at 8 p.m., the town of a dual-use gymnasium for the school and West Side Recreation Center was signed Girls, and John Mather Chapter, given, the parents and student are response to the council’s action. continued to expand to 91.1 million committee will hold its regular Thursday at the Municipal Building. The contract was awarded to Custom Concept Builders The parade will form at Main and Order of DeMolay, and^ DeMolay notified and a record is made of the V ern o n “In talking with other citizens of persons in September, reflecting a monthly meeting at the of Simsbury, represented by Edward J. Kubasek, vice-president, center. Representing the School Sts. and proceed north on float. Search units created infraction. Richard G ape, 18, of 32 Burke Coventry, I (nor any member of my near record percentage of jobholders Main St. to the Center and east on E. For the second offense, the student Rd., Rockville, was charged early commission) have yet to find anyone, headquarters. Joyce Carilli will town were Paul Phillips, chairman of the Town Building Committee, left, seated and in the American population. Employ­ Marching in the fourth division will Vernon Center St. to the Masonic Temple. of the school year. will loose the privilege of parking on today with breach of peace. Police except members of the council, who report on the survey she took during Richard Lawrence of Lawrence Associates, architects for the projects. Standing are Allan ment was up 320,000. be the Sphinx Omar color guard. The Board of Education has The two committees will be made school property for one week. said he caused a disturbance after doesn’t think this column addition to her primary campaign. Black groups are asking Carter to William Forbes, past grand tall Sphinx Highlanders Pipe Band and Thomas, chairman of the Board of Education and Frank Stamler, member of the Building the marching unit of Omar Shrine created two committees to search up of representatives from the school For the third offense, the student being issued a summons for a radar our charter and our budgetary Democratic Chairman Richard do something more for minorities cedar of Nutmeg Forest, is the Cromie said, ‘‘Campaign con­ Committee. The project, approved by voters in referendum November 1975, is scheduled to Club. for candidates to fill two major board, the administrative council, loses the privilege of parking on stop on Rt. 83. process is a good idea,” she said. and September’s report is not parade marshal. Honorary marshals tributions are urgently needed and it begin construction this fall. (Herald photo by Larson) The East Catholic High School vacancies that will occur in the Ver­ the Vernon Education Association, school property for the remainder of He was released on his promise to Council Chairman Jesse Brainard expected to defuse their complaints. are Leroy Norris, a past grand tall non school system this year. the PTO Council and interested appear in Common Pleas Court 19, said Thursday that the commission’s would be appreciated if anyone could cedar; and former Manchester majorettes will lead the Qfth divi­ the school year. Martin Fagan, principal of parents. RiKkville, Nov. 7. proposal was unworkable. He said he make a contribution this week.” Mayor Harold A. Turkington. They sion, followed by the Tunxii Forest The boai^ has also set stringent Correction Rockville High Schoo), has an­ The committees will assist in the rules concerning skipping school. researched state and federal con­ The nominating committee will as well as William H. Neff Jr., senior Drum Corps and officers and Laurel Residents testify on water nounced he will retire In January. screening of applicants and Any student found skipping an stitutions as well as the practice in meet at 7 :30 p.m. Tuesday to recom­ ’The Daughters of the American deputy supreme grand tall cedar, his Forest’s float and officers. ^ Raymond Ramsdell, superintendent narrowing the number down to pre­ assiped class will have one point other towns and found that in every mend three persons to the town's Revolution fair will be Saturday aide, and Joseph Lutz and Daniel L. The Stewart Highlanders Pipe Daniel Giglio, 17, of 310 Hop River new Cemetery Committee. Any Residents of the southwest section be heard separately with Reynolds All of the neighbors who testified Band wilt be marching in (he sixm of schools, will be retiring at the end sent to the board for approval. deducted from the quarter grade case the executive (or town from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Center Hair, both past grand tall cedars, and Rd., Bolton, and Jay Faulkner, 17, of Democrat wishing to serve is invited of Manchester testified in Common calling on each of his neighbors as pointed to illnesses such as and final division. Following the band average in that subject. manager) submits its budget to the dysentery, diarrhea or vomiting Congregational Church and not from Stanley Baldwin, aides to the parade 390 Lake St., Vernon, were arrested to attend. Pleas Court Thursday about witnesses. in the line of inarch will be the The student will receive a zero for legislative (or town council) body during the period just before the 11 to 4 as reported in Thursday’s marshal, will ride in the first division Wednesday on Common Pleas Court problems they feel are related to Doretta Beaulieu of 78 Niles Dr., Sphinx Temple n^orcycle lyiit, and any test given the day he or she was who with her husband Sylvio, has boiling advisory was placed on Herald. A luncheon will be served of the parade. Following the cars will warrants charging them with second- water. the Eigth District Fire DeMrtmdnt not in school. For the time a class is The residents of the area, which filed a small claims suit, testified she residents of a 42-street area in the starting at 11. There will also be a be the Sphinx Temple Motor Patrol. Dog days for clerk degree larceny. Police said the geneological research booth under Marching in the second division and members of its auxiliaiy. skipped one point will be deducted. arrests were made in connection Hebron names Bonaola was affected in August by a 12-day had a bad bladder infection and southwest section of Manchester. and the student will te suspended the direction of Miss Sally Robb, will be the Tall Cedar color guard. The fall ceremonial will close with Vernon with the theft of a motorcycle. period of water contamination, are dysentery before she was notified of the final day for licensing for the from school for two days and the national vice-chairperson . of Tall Cedar Band, the grand tall cedar a dinner-dance at Manchester Coun­ They were released on 8250 non- seeking damages from the town the water problem in August. She Water Supt. Frank Jodaitis, who The office of Vernon Town Clerk year, same will hold true for each ad­ geneological records of the DAR. and other officers, past grand tall try Club. surety bonds for appearance in court to aid building official because of inconveniences and said she still does not trust the water also testified Thursday, would not Henry Butler is doing a mshing Butler Said that during August he ditional class skipped. problems they say are water-related. and continues to boil it. comment on whether the water was business these days in the dog license issued 67 licenses and this is probably Nov. 9. August R. Bonaola has been ap­ Oak Construction Co. and the U S. Joseph Reynolds of 86 Niles Dr. Charles Cobey of 5 Francis Dr., unhealthy. He said, bacteriological- department. It could te because the a normal figure for a month. pointed Hebron’s assistant building government at Bradley Field. official by Richard A. Keefe, building Reid said Bonaola will begin work and four other residents of the area said he had “unpalatable” water ly, the water is safe. new full-time dog warden, Anthony Correction E llin g to n said they have suffered illnesses and since 1972. He said he and his wife Citizen committees interest official. learning specifics of the job from Nesta, has a campaign going. In the Wednesday report of Common Roy Rochette, 18, of 30 Olive St., have also called the water depart­ The case was continued to Oct. 17 Announcement of the appointment Keefe. After that he will be available have water that tastes and smells A couple of weeks ago, Nesta an­ Pleas Court 19 cases, it was in­ ment several times a year about the at 2 p.m. in the New Britain Common Lead poisoning Vernon, was charg^ Thursday with was made by First Selectman Aron at the office on a daily basis. bad. nounced he waf starting a townwide correctly noted that Richard disorderly conduct. Police said he Reynolds said he has been going to problem. Pleas Court. Reid. Reid said payment for his services to stir governrtient interest campaign to ntoke sure all dogs six HARTFORD (UPI) - More than Maskiell of Vernon was charged with was involved in a disturbance at the springs for six years because of the Bonaola has lived in Hebron for will be made from building official's months or older are licensed. 2,300 Hartford pre-schoolers will be disorderly conduct. The charges Seven-Eleven store on Windsorville poor quality of water in his home. He cil members, employes of the school system ant citizens, Butler said that in the past week or five years. He operated the Acorn salary item in the municipal budget. Betty Intagliata, a Democratic candidate for the screened for lead poisoning before against him were third-degree Rd. Construction Co. in Glastonbury for said that he has contacted town of­ About town she said. so he has issued 236 licenses. He said The selectmen have reappointed Manchester Board of Directors, has proposed the forma­ the end of August 1978 under a new burglary, second-depee larceny and He was released on his promise to 22 years and has worked as construc­ ficials in the past about his water The budget committee should have the authority to a few of these are for dogs who Patricia Wise, A. Dallaire and Louise tion of four citizen committees to increase the involve­ program of the Community Renewal theft of dogs.. He pleaded innocent appear in court in Rockville, Oct. 18. tion superintendent for Lane Bourrett to serve on the town’s Jury situation but did not get any action. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the examine the town budget before it is approva by the reached six months old since June 30, The DAR will meet Oct. 13 at 6;30 ment of residents in local government. Team of Greater Hartford. and chose trial by jury. Construction Co, in Meriden, Charter Committee. Reynolds and four neighbors each p.m. in the Northfield Green Club Teen Center Annex of Manchester She said that residents are interested in responsiveness Board of Directors. Mrs. Intagliata proposes ^ t this have filed separate claims against House, 69A Ambassador Dr. The Recreation Center. The meeting is to their needs by government officials. committee be a small one and include citiz^s with the town. Reynolds is seeking up to meeting will start with a potiuck open to all area men interested in “They want to be heard. They want a part in the expertise in the budget-making process. 8750 in damages, although he listed supper. Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins will singing four-part barbershop har­ decision-making process. They want citizen input, and 1 The neighborhood committee would act as a (liaison Araa bulletin board I Court casas J about 81,645 in projected and in­ present a program on Australia. mony. agree,” Mrs. Intagliata said. between residents and the Public Works DepaiWent. curred expenses. Hostesses will be Mrs. John To help meet this need, she suggested the formation of The committee would keep the department inforned of Atty. Edward J. Daly Jr., Kearney, Mrs. Howard Lockward, The Retired Teachers' Association a Main Street revitalization committee, an education needs of the neighborhoods connected with such tiBtters Guest speaker will te Atty. Frank Santy A Hartsdale, N.Y., fire chief charged with setting his ELECT THE representing the Travelers Insurance Mrs. Edwin Darling, Mrs. John of Manchester will meet Tuesday at committee, a budget committee and a neighborhood com­ as water and sewer service and curb and sidewalk'.rtpair. Bolton of Enfield, who will discuss wills. The car ablaze to collect insurance money has been granted Company, the town’s insurer, sought Darling, Mrs. Francis Akin, and Mrs. 1:30 p.m. at the First Federal accelerated rehabilitation. mittee. Voluntoen are needed to supervise the meeting is open to the public after 8 p.m. to join all five claims into one suit George Fish. Savings Bank, 344 W. Middle Tpke. The Main Street group could be made up of business Refrestoents will te served. That means the charge will te dismissed if he is not during the hearing Thursday, but Miss Jeanne Low will speak on “A parking b t and Parish Center durihg arrested between now and March 1978. DEMOCRATS representatives, concerned consumers, r^evelopment religious education classes each Tte LaLeche League of South Windsor Judge Paul Falsey let Reynolds case Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, Child in the Midst of War,” based on The fire official, Richard Hemingway, 43, had pleaded experts and members of the town administration, she Wednesday evening at St. Maurice will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the a personal story of World War I. said. PLAZA DEPT, no contest in court, his lawyer, Peter Zaccagnino, said («• Hm A NoilM Te PImmm4 Church. To volunteer, call Helen Veitcb, home of Mrs. Judith Foster, 90 Foster St. Members may bring a giiest. “Downtown areas don't die of natural causes. They die Thursday. Mart to frwTi t o iniwrtM 649-3493. Volunteers are needed for the The topic will te “The Art of Breast ‘IFc get things done!’ Refreshments wijl be served. Anyone But the official received such a favorable presentence I Manchester police report for lack of leadership and imagination. Citizen input can tm Wtm Tpka.. Miirtiiitor church nursery during the 9:15 a.m. Mass Feeding and Overcoming Difficulties.” wishing transportation may contact help provide that leadership and that imagination,” she report the plea was erased and Hemingway won each Sunday. To vedunteer, call Eileen All interested women are invited; babies Mary Covill, 649-2169. said. are welcome. To learn more, call Ellen accelerated rehabilitation status. A 23-year-old East Hartford DelSignore, 6434906. Court date is Oct. 24. She said that the Main Street proposal is timely Falzarano, 644-9598. It apparently meant Hemingway, who had 19 years on BOARD OF EDUCATION woman, Loretta J. Booth, was John P. Moore, 24, of Marlborough, MEN’S FURNISHINGS Tte Bolton scteol system has com­ the force, would be able to get his pension. It is available because of a referendum question on this year’s ballot. pleted and submitted an application to the arrested on a warrant Thursday, charged with passing on the right and Dooneshury special The question seeks voter approval of a 81,560,000 bond The Mass Transit Commission has post­ after 20 year’s service. charging her with issuing a bad check operating a vehicle while his license HANES A FRUIT OF THE LOOM state Dqiartment of Education to receive poned its October meeting to next If Hemingway had been convicted of the charge filed issue. This would cover the town’s share of four road flow-ttarough funds fop fiscal year 1978, un­ She was reieased on a 8150 non-surety suspended. Court date is Oct. 18. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A benefit projects that are to be funded primarily with federal Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall. last October, he would have lost pension rights. I* T-SHIRTS • SWEAT SHII der tte Education for tte Handicapped bond. Court date is Oct. 17. Douglas L. Eldridge, 18, of South premiere will be held Oct. 18 for the monies. PubUc Works DirMtor Allan Young wiU • SHORTS •QUALFTYHI Act. Inquiries about the documents should Other arrests Thursday included: Windsor, charged with speeding. first film based on the Doonesbury The projects include two affecting Main Street give a status report on the transportation go to Karen Rosano, special services, John J. O'Brien Jr., 30, of 114D Court date is Oct. 18. comic strip by Garry Trudeau. The —reconstruction of the intersection of Main and Center |•RRIEFS •PAJAMAS impact on local streets of the proposed in- private showing will be at the Yale telephone 643-1560. Rockville hospital notes Rachel Road, who was charged with Thefts reported police include: Sts. and reconstruction of downtown Main Street —and duslrial park in Manchester. He will also operating a vehicle while his license University Art Gallery auditorium. • BLUE JEANS A stereo system and two speakers two others —improvements to Adams St. and the Adams discuss proposed Interstate highway con­ was under suspension. Court date is Trudeau collaborated in producing Admitted Tbunday: Brenda taken from a storage area at the St. bridge and renovations to Vernon and W. Vernon Sts. Need Something? A$k Plexal struction. “hie pubUc is invited to par­ Thompson St., Rockville; Oct. 25. and directing the film. “ A Coventry Luther,V Storrs; Christie Mini-Mall at 811 Main St. The education committee could consist of P.T.A. Coun­ ticipate. Jean CUu-k and son. Center John Stevenson, 22, of 212 Lydall Doonesbury Special, " with John Lynch, Enfield; Robert A motorcycle valued at 8850 taken auxiliary of tte Coventry Volunteer Mosimann, EUington; Miguel Rd., Vernon; JoEUen GuUen, St., charged with misuse of plates irom a Wadsworth St. residence. Hubley, a member of the Yale Art AssociiUon, Inc., will sponsor a Nieyes, Ellington; Marie Ellington Ave., Rockville; and operating an unregistered motor An undetermined amount of cash School film faculty. After Hubley’s Traffic fatality| itU dinier aiid dance Satui^y at St. Vernon Pepin, Ellington Ave., Amy Kurtzman, Merline Rd., Vernon; Gloria Long and son, vehicle. Court date is Oct. 18. and a watch taken from the Euro­ death last year, Faith Hubley and '9 Cbuich Hall, Rt. 31. Dinner will te Rockville; Gunther Ritz, Caren E. Mauri, 21, and Alison M. pean Health Spa locker room at 515 Trudeau completed the film. BEACON FALLS (UPI) An emergency Ufe-uving procedure for Weare, N.H.; Mary Hartford; Marie Merritt, — Police say a Waterbury 7 to 8 p.m., followed by dancing to Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Mauri, 17, both of East Hartford, W. Middle Turnpike. Tickets at $10 each will go on sale of the String Fever Band. For heart atta^ victims wiU te taught at the Scfaerwltzky, Prospect St., charged with shoplifting at A chain saw valued at 8230 taken at the Yale Co-op starting Oct. 10. man was killed when his World Series ToUand Coimty Agricultural Crater, Rt. RockviUe; Marie Sbolunas, Paula Tesauro, EUington; call Jbyce Cullli or any auxiliary PETER CROMBIE Marshall’s Department Store. They Proceeds will benefit the film pickup truck crashed on 30, from 9 a.m. to noon on Oct. 17,24 and Broad Brook ; KeiUi Tautkus, Bazyl UgoUk, John Dr., Ver­ ELEANOR COLTMAN from a porch of an Edgerton St. will te provided at non; Joseph Quinn, Florence were released on a non-surety bond. residence. department of the Yale Art School. Route 8. St. The seuions on cardiopulmoniiry EUngton; Marie Terry, Mt. Police said Richard L. Vernon Dr., Rockville; St;, RockvUle. First Congregational Church will resuacitation are opra to tte pubUc. To Births Thursday: A son to Scott, 28, was killed Marion Woodnuu, South St., serve its Supper of the Month in the regtstor call tte extension office, 875-3331, Mr. and Mrs. Earl GoodeU, Thursday Special by Oct. IS. RockviUe. Town officials accused church vestry Saturday from 5 to 6:30 Discharged Thursday: Kel­ Stafford Springs; a daughter p.m. Roast beef will te featured. The RepnbUcan Headquarters in Vernon will ly Bartlett, Boston Tpke., to Mr. and Mrs. William Richard Weinstein, a much time resolving crises firehouse, the parking ban menu also includes appetizers, mashed open Monday at 4:45 p.m. Headquarters Coventry; Raymond Quon, Sbolunas, Broad Brook. Republican candidate for created by town officials. proposed after im­ JOSEPH REYNOLDS potato, gravy, vegetables, dessert and wUl te in a large traUer on Rt. 30 opposite the Manchester Board of “It is apparent that the provements on W. Middle B O A R D O F SELEC TM EN beverage. Tte pubUc is invited. tte El Camino Shopping Plaza. ^>ecial Directors, has charged present elected officials of Tpke. were completed and guests wUl te U.S. Rep. Ronald SarasUi, that the town spends too Manchester have created the fee schedule approved Stat^ Sen. Lewis Rome, State Rep. Gerald many of the crises which for use of the landfill. HGHTING FOR SAFE PURE Hebron Stevens and State Sen. G.L. Gunther. NATIVE APPLES Leadership they ultimately have to “If only this effort could T h m wiU te a ribbon cutting ceremony •MACWTOSH •MACOUN s o lv e ,” he said . He have been directed toward ^ WATER AM) GOOD GOVERNMENT The First Congregational Church and refreshments wiU te served. stressed Women’s Fellowship will meet ’Tuesday at •DEUCIOUS •CORTLAND questions how much time positive, creative ends, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian wiU te guest at 7:30 p.m. for an organizational session. by DiRosa has been spent on three how much further ahead a cocktail party for Councibnan Joseph F. FRESH SW En APPLE CIDER A Barbara McCarthy and Dorothy Floyd, of­ examples he men­ the town would be at this ^ w Morluzzo, who is seeking election to a se­ A m CIDER VINEGAR Peter DiRosa, a tioned—the Buckland point,” Weinstein said. ficials of the H a^ord District Women’s cond term on the Democratic ticket. The Republican candidate for Fellowship, will attend. To learn more, party wUl be at tte home of Louis Mar- FERRANDO ORCHARDS LEONARD DEADER JOHN YAVIS, JR. the Manchester Board of call Judy Banks, Mary Ruth, Betty Grif­ tocchio, 16 Emerald! Dr., at 7 p.m. Oct. BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., QLA8T0NBURY Directors, has issued a A m o u n c M i g : fin^ Beth Larsen, Janet Mongibetti or 14. 3 Mlfes Bofond Vito's Rsstsursnt statement that responsible A l ^ Palshaw. The Suburban Womens Club of Vernon, leadership is an important ^ Hebron Junior Women’s Club will ToUand, and EUington, will sponsor a SELECTMEN CONSTABLES issue in this year’s or any q>0nsor a benefit movie showing of “The reception Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. at the home of political campaign. sure-to-btoom 5,lM Fingers of Dr. T” Saturday at 2 p.m. Carol Crimmins, 44 Bette Circle, Vernon. “Although there are atjGUead Hill School. Proceeds to benefit AU club members and anyone interested CHESTER BYCHOL8KI WILLIAM DESMOND JOSEPH MAORI controversial issues facing the Edward Lester family, whose four- in the club and its conunnnity functions IRENE PI8CH CLARENCE FOLEY PAUL PHILLIPS Manchester at this time, flowerJliulbs Q u a s a r yaar-qld son was recently lost to are welcome to attend. For more informa­ lt'$ bulb plantini season- many new issues with MEOtreRRANEAN leakemia. i tion call hfrs. Crimmins, 872-2521. X we've (Ot the llnett selection ol quality 25" WORKS IN A DRAWER. ■TYUNO which the new Board of sprlnf-tlowerint bulbs. ^The Party of Performance^ Directors will tangle have diagonal C O N S O L E C O L O R T V Fir■»— vrinMO-- m Sr m EVlfM| S s s ^ m ■ MVmrS MHMam «MI kaaB yet to surface. That’s why I 100% Solid Slate “Service Miser" Chassis lealurliw the Suoer ' liouth Windsor Tin p m n k m Omos ELECT THE feel we must elect respon­ WHITHAM Module. Iiuta-Matic" Color Tuning. Low energy use Frhhmr I frimIss SrrimrI Pecan orsln llnlsh on hwdboani and S«utb Windsor Town HaU will te sible, capable people who hj^ogd^s with alrnulsled wood rnsiertal. , can deal with any and all i Monday, Oct. 10, In observance of Nursery I Day. Area flra calls problems as they arise,” “GrowWIttiUt" DEMOCRATIC TEAM he said. sals wUl te held each Monday MARLOW'S “If the elected officials fo^.tte South Windsor Community Chorus. TUES., NOV. 8th ROUTES BOLTON Anyigpie interested in joining the group DOWNTOWN MAIN S TM IT, M AHCHHTU • S4S4tt1 For *(»c(lor Inlormallon — Ctll Dsmocrstic Hesdquerters are not f^Sponsible in their ToU«nd County r a il PAMUNa raoHT an d m a n o r s t o m decision-making, as well as should attend the rehearsal. The group MAaTCn CHAINI CAROS ACCSRTtOI 643-7802 rouete at 7;S0 p.m. in the music room at Today, 1:00 a.m.—Smoke investigation, OMN S DAYS • THORS. NITIS ‘W SM 646-4375 responsive to the needs of Paid lor by ih« DarriocraUc Town Cofnmirtaa Paul Phillip*. Trait the taxpayers, then the en­ Timothy Edwards School. 34 hfain St., TalcottviUe, Vernon Fire OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 176 Burnside Ave., E. H. fes. 11^ IJtbuanhui Social Club of South Department. tire community suffers,” 9:00 to 5:30 P.M. THE REPUBLICAN TEAM DiRosa said. Windsor wlU meet ’Tuuday at 7:30 p.m. at Today, 6:15 a.m.—Car fire, Stondiouse Sodhty .for Savings, 1786 EUington Rd. . 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Yankees take show on' Bullets top Celts NEW YORK (UPI) — Mitch Kupchak and Ken Grevey scored 26 points apiece ’Thursday night to pace the Washington Bullets to a 118115 NBA exhiblton victory over the Boston Celtics in the first game of a doubleheader after squaring playoff series at Madison Square Garden. In the second game the New York Knicks downed the Philadelphia 76ers. 104-96. Kevin Grevey and Mitch Kupchak each scored 26 points to pace the KANSAS CITY (UPI) - Even Manager Whltey Herzog of That’s how a guy can ruin a second Yankees in front, 82. Chambllss was Bullets' attack and Doug Collins led the 76ers with 19 points. Aroused by a “clip” Manager the Royals soft-pedaled the home baseman’s career.” purposely walked and then Brett let Randolph’s sharp grounder go Billy Martin said could have field advantage, however, with the ’The Yankees, who had taken a 2-1 comment, "We have the advantage lead against Andy Hassler in the fifth through his legs for a two-tun error, Jets top Blues ' ruined his second basemans but we still have to play the game on Cliff Johnson’s homer, Randolph’s which gave the Yankees a 82 lead. BRANDON, Manitoba (UPI) — Willy Lindstrom scored a second-period career, the New York Yankees and we’ll need good pitching.” single, a balk and a single by Bucky Randolph singled home the Yankees’ goal that started the Winnipeg Jets of the World Hockey Association off to a 8 invade Kansas City tonight " I guess you have to say we are Dent, then broke open the game with sixth run in the eighth. 0 victory Thursday night over the St. Louis Blues of the National Hockey confident they’ll overcome the satisfied with a split in New York,” three runs in the bottom of the sixth. Meanwhilil', Guidry was doing w tat League. Royals’ home park advantage he added without much enthusiasm. Hassler, beginning to get wild-high came naturally— being the Yankees’ Ted Green and Anders Hedberg added third-period tallies for the Jets, who Manchester offensive lineman set for Hall most consist&t pitcher. and win a second straight The turning point of the series — after holding the Yankees to one hit downed the Blues, 82, Wednesday night. and surely the incident, which awoke for 4 1-3 iimings, had two out and Guidry limited the Royals to three Slated for duty with Manchester High’s offensive line Taylor, Mickey Coulombe, Steve Ruggiero, John McMahon American League pennant. the Yankees in the second game — ’Thurman Munson on first base via a hits. The Royals scored their, first Murphy sets pace Having squared the best-of-five run off him in’ the thir)l on a'walk, against Hall High of West Hartford Saturday afternoon at and Ray Tilden. CCIL game starts at 1.30. (Herald photo by was Hal McRae’s football-like slide single with right-hander Lou Piniella HOUSTON (UPI) — Calvin Murphy scored 30 points and Rudy Tomjanovich playoffs with Ron Guidry’s 6-2 vic­ Frank White’s single and Patek’s Memorial field are, left to right, Dave Tyo, Tom Harley, Jim Dunn) ^ into Yankee second baseman Willie the next batter. added 28 to lead the Houston Rockets to a 118107 victory over the San Antonio tory over the Royals in New York sacrifice fly on which centerfielder Randolph, which sent Randolph head At that point, Herzog brought in Spurs in an NBA exhibition game Thursday night. Thursday night, the Yankees are sen­ Mickey Rivers’ 'throw to the plate over heels and enabled Fred Patek to right-hand^ reliever Mark Littell — Larry Kenon led the Spurs with 26 points and Billy Paultz added 20.ankle. ding right-hander Mike Torrez was both weak and off-target. Guidry score from second base with the run the pitcher who threw the playoff­ The Rtakets are now 4-0 in preseason. San Antonio’s exhibition record is 1-3. against 20-game winning right­ that tied the score at 2-2 in the sixth winning homer to Chris Chambliss in wound up striklhg out seven and hander Dennis Leonard in tonight’s inning. the 1976 playoffs — but Piniella walking toree and was in command Nets score win third game. Games 4 and 5 also are ‘"That was no slide,” snapped Mar­ singled Munson to third and Johnson throughout. PISCATAWAY, N.J. (UPI) — The New Jersey Nets opened the new Indian, Eagle gridders scheduled for the Royals’ home park. tin after the game. "That was a clip. followed with a double that put the Rutgers University Athletic Center Thursday night with a 94-89 NBA exhibi­ tion victory over the Indiana Pacers before 2,130 fans. No. 1 draft pick Bernard King and George Johnson led the New Jersey at­ tack with 13 points apiece. A1 Skinner added 12, while Bird Averitt and Tim Start of the big rhubarb Bassett each tad 11 for the Nets. Dave Robisch was the leadino scorer for the Ron Guidry answered Rocket Pacers with a game-high 17 points. in home games Saturday Yankee second baseman Willie Randolph was upended by a Player of month sliding Hal McRae of Kansas City while breaking up a By LEN AUSTER The Silk Towners, Coach Jack tle its lineup, the crosstown Eagles LaFontana also had to find a new NEW YORK (UPI) — Minnesota Twins’ first baseman Rod Carew. who led Holik indicated, will continue to are making some changes to get their member for the defensive secondary doubleplay in the seventh inning. Yanks claimed interference version Herald Sportgwriter the major leagues with a .388 average, Thursday was unanimously named throw the ball. They will also try to offense in gear. In three games. East as senior Brett Jones, who started when McRae knocked ball out of fielder’s hands (UPI photo) - questions but one American League Player of the Month for September. Local gridiron fans will have get their ground game going with 5-8, has scored just 19 points and in the iast Saturday and would've again, Carew, whbse final batting average was 50 points higher than anyone in the a choice Saturday as both 145-pound senior Tom Prignano loss in the rain to Windsor Locks quit unexpected. This was Jones’s pegged to start in the offensive mustered just two first downs. first year out, having run cross coun­ mance Thursday night, when he differs majors, hit .439 for the filial month of the season, scored 21 runs and drove in Manchester High and East NEW YORK (UPI) - homer, Johnson twice had to ask for backfield at a halfback. He missed Ken Brasa, who has been quarter­ try previously. Arnie Carter is limited Kansas City to three hits to 17. as he went on to win his sixth league batting title. Catholic have home dates. The Flushed with the biggest vic­ a towel to wipe the water away from most of the first two outings. back, will remain in the backfield expected to be the repiacement. lift the Yankees to a 6-2 victory that Indians, 0-2, make their bow at Herald angle his right eye. HOUSTON (U P I),- Houston Report denied East Hartford was able to use its probably at tailback. “Kenney Northwest, which operates out of tory of his career, Ron Guidry evened the series at one game A few minutes later, if there was Rockets’ General Manager Ray Memorial Field against potent aerial game to tremendous gain without a doubt is the best all-around the Wishbone, likes to get outside and was quite happy to answer all apiece. A Yankee loss in the club’s SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The San Francisco Giants, swamped with irate water in Johnson’s eyes, it was tears Patterson says his trade of veteran CCIL foe Hall High, 2-0 in the against Manchester but the locals back. He’s a little quicker than the has added a passing game to its at­ questions — but one. most crucial game of the year would calls following a report that Cincinnati was trying to work a trade for pitcher Earl Yost caused by the standing ovation he forward John Johnson 'was on the were pretty satisfied with the play up others,” explained Coach John tack. LaFontana offered that’s the have put the defending American John Montefusco, Thursday denied having had any recent player conver­ league and 3-0 over-all. East, 0- Would he, someone wanted to received from the season-high crowd level, and he believes terms of John­ front. Still missing though is 5-9,199- LaFontana. same approach his team is taking. Sports Editor League champions on the brink of sations with the' Reds. 3, at Mt. Nebo gets its first know, be ready to pitch if necessary for Yankee Stadium of 56,230 fans. son’s contract were known to pound defensive tackle Dave Who’ll take the helm is up in the “The last three days we’ve worked with only two days rest on Sunday? elimination. In a one-sentence statement, (General Manager H.B. “Spec" Richardson taste of Hartford County One Yankee player somewhat up­ Boston’s Red Auerbach. Marshall, hoped to be back for the air. It’s between 5-10,168pound Mike on just a few things. We have to do “I refuse to answer the question,” The problem facing Martin for the said, ‘*I've not bad any discussion with Cincinnati — or any other ball club — set following the victory was second Boston cut Johnson earlier this Conference warfare against U1 Conard tilt next week. Freiheit, who’s been the split end, like they (Northwest) do—be able to Guidry shot back with the speed of long weekend ahead is that every one baseman Willie Randolph, the victim about a trade for pitcher John Montefusco.” week and Auerbach, the Celtics’ Northwest Catholic, ^ t h have Personnel shifting is just qbout and 89, 158pound Tony Pachesa. pass and get outside. one of his fastballs. of his other starters is of of a football-type block from Hal president, accused the Rockets of Comes, to terms 1:30 starts. over. “ Everyone has had an oppor­ Both are sophomores. “1 can’t say “We have to get something going. It is a question, though, that questionable status. McRae in the sixth inning. Randolph Other side of coin During the last week in the cham­ misrepresenting Johnson’s contract Area contests pit 2-0 East Hartford tunity to play. Now we’re settling publically which way I’m leaning, " Either that or we’re fooling Manager Billy Martin may have to Despite the importance of the oc­ was hit so hard, Freddie Patek was LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Veteran linebacker Jack Reynolds, who had ourselves completely, " LaFontana pionship slate, third basemen Graig after a phone call made this summer. High at home against 0-2 down and trying to get them to play LaFontana stated Thursday, “Each It all depends upon how you look at casion Thursday, Guidry said the able to score from second on the threatened to sit out the 1977 pro football season, came to terms Thursday Nettles hit in five straight, 11 for 23. answer should the American League “Whenever you make a trade you as a unit,” Holik noted. has different skills. Right now it's admitted candidly. it. pressure didn’t get to him. with the Los Angeles Rams and joined the club for a practice workout. Wethersfield, Penney High takes its While the Yanks are battling Kan­ championship series between the forceout. get on a conference call With the pretty close.” Wednesday night at Yankee 1-1-1 record on the road to Enfield While Manchester is trying to set­ sas City for the right to play In the Yankees and Royals be extended to “I didn’t feel any pressure all Randolph, saying there was “no other team and the league office for Reynolds conferred with Ram owner Carroll Rosenbloom and General Stadium, big Cliff Johnson, New against 1-1 Fermi High and Rockville World Series, the Orioles and Red the five-game limit. For a man who season,” he said matter-of-factly. call” for McRae’s action, added, “1 the purpose of clearing- up the Manager Don Klosterman Thursday morning at Blair Field headquarters and York’s designated hitter, threw all “All of ’em are important. I don’t High, 2-1, entertains 2-81 Bloom­ Sox are turning to other interests wasn’t even sure of earning a berth have to protect myself. Next time, if details,” Patterson said. then suited up for practice. his six feet, four inches and 225 even really know what pressure is.” field. All kickoff at 1:30. because they could not catch the on the team in spring training, he's not down. I’m gonna throw it It was learned from a reliable pounds at Kansas City shortstop Fred The hitting star for the Yankees Surgery slated Manchester was encouraged by its front-runners who played consistent Guidry has blossomed into the New right at his eyes.” Unbeaten Miami source that Johnson, a six-year Patek in a take-out slide at second performance in the 3814 loss to East ball. York stopper, and the Yankees just was Cliff Johnson. His fifth-inning Martin added, “I didn’t think it was OAKLAND (UPI) — The Oakland A’s said Thursday rookie outfielder veteran, had a no-cut contract. Hartford. But the Indians, who must base in an attempt to break up a might n e ^ him again if they are to homer tied the game at 1-1, and he very professional...The last time Mitchell Page,'who batted .307 with 21 home runs the past season, would un­ Patterson would not comment on have the most demanding opening potential doubleplay. Johnson survive. doubled home what proved to be the someone did that to me, I took the dergo surgery for removal of a painful wart from his right hand. Forgotten man the contract. Auerbach did not dis­ slate of anyone, have no rest as the succeeded but the five foot, four inch, He put on another typical perfor­ winning run in the sixth when New ball and hit him in the mouth with The club said Dr. Jack Tupper, a hand specialist, would perform the sur­ next foe of Colts close any details either after telling 140-pound Royal infielder nearly had Forgotten man for the second year York scored three runs. Prior to the Warriors from West Hartford in­ it.” reporters Wednesday night, “This is gery Friday at Merritt Hospital here. Page, 25, was expected to be released his legs broken when hit but merely in a row in the New York Yankee vade. Coach Frank Robinson’s crew, the most outrageous misrepresenta­ from the hospital Saturday. got up and even asked Johnson if he cast is southpaw pitcher Ken Holtz- which had an off-season in ‘76 at 4-6, NEW YORK (UPI) — Bob Griese’s eyeglasses aren’t the only tion of a contract that I have seen in need^ help. man who earns |125,000 a year. The is back among the elite with 20 thing giving the Miami Dolphins a different look this season. 31 years.” N a^ a word from loud-mouthed former 20-game winner with Oakland seniors among 22 starters. Auerbach said he received a co(^ Russell on spree ‘People used to complain because Martin. was Involved in just five decisions McRae defends slide we were dull, even when we were of Johnson’s contract;in the mail LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — Campy Russell scored 20 points to lead the Twenty four hours later, at the this year, winning two and losing Wednesday and it differvd from what Cleveland'Cavaliers to a 111-99 victory over the Buffalo Braves in an NBA winning,” Griese said. “This is a same ball park and at the same base, three while working just 71 in­ he had been told. exhibition game Thursday night. totally different kind of team. We’re NFL the shoe was on the other foot. nings...The Yanks averaged 28,041 Patterson said he could not recall Jim M cl^niels led the Braves with 22 points and Nate Archibald added 17. Whalers a good team, better than anyone Kansas City’s Hal McRae went fans for home games and lured an thought. You can tell how different hard into Yankee second baseman which riled Yankees in the conference call with Auerbach Cleveland is now 82. Buffalo is 1-4. average of 26,727 to see them play on not a team that gets beat by mis­ and the league office whether details we are by the enthusiasm we have. Willie Randolph and in the body con­ the road...Kansas City didn’t do bad­ takes. You’ve got to beat them — of Johnson’s contract'were dis­ Stingers stop Caps We didn’t used to yell and jump tact, the ball was jarred loose from ly at the gate either, attracting an NEW YORK (UPI) - Like Fred Patek scored all the way from Yankee Manager Billy Martin they won’t beat themselves " cussed. HAMPTON, Va. (UPI) — The Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey shutout around in the dressing room like second, McRae helped give Kansas Randolph’s hand. AJl hands were safe average of 24,376 for home games patient and diligent sculptors, reacted in the manner of Martin: this.” t and Patek, who was on second, came City a 2-2 tie in the sixth inning. Explosively, and in favor of his "I can’t recall ex9ctly,what was Association rallied to defeat the Washington Capitols of the National Hockey and 19,951 on foreign soil...Lone the New York Yankees and But, the most obvious difference, Miami’s biggest improvement has all the way around and scored the The Yankees didn’t like it and said, but that is the purpose of the League, 4-2, in an inter-league exhibition game Thursday night. Connecticut man with either Kansas City Royals work at players. He accused McRae of of course, is the Dolphins’ 3-0 record, come on defense, where the Dolphins tying run. rallied for three runs in the bottom of throwing a football clip. conference call,” he said. The Stingers’ Dennis Sobchuck scored the winning goal on a power play at American League club in the playoff Indians the first time that’s happened since were among the most vulnerable Martin cried bloody murder. their creation — an intense the inning to emerge with a 8 2 vic­ id:20 of the third period. He was given credit for Cincinnati’s fourth goal is Danbury’s Joe Lahoud...Once “If it was a clip,” said Herzog, the 1972 season — which ended with a teams in the NFL last year. Shula “The last time anyone ever did rivalry. tory behind Ron Guidry’s three- “then we should have gotten a 18 because of interference while he was trying to get off a shot on Washington's again Brooks Robinson of the WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Super Bowl title. found seven new starters and the unit that to me, I took the ball and threw “If the Yankees get mad at that hitter, ’The best-of-five championship yard penalty.” empty net. ’Die Capitals had led, 2-1, in the middle of the second period Baltimore Orioles showed a lot of (UPI) — The New England Whalers Now the Baltimore Colts, who has held opponents to 22 points in it right in his mouth,” Martin told play,” said the Royals’ Hal McRae, series is even at one victory apiece “ M cR ae’s was a clean slide. class when called front and center at were supposed to battle the New three games. newsmen after New York’s 6-2 win with the remaining games scheduled had a breather last night — they shut Yankee Stadium Wednesday to “then they’ll be angry quite often. Anybody who watches McRae knows England Patriots for the AFC East last night. for Royals Stadium. Oklahoma out the Springfield Indians 8-0. receive the Joe Cronin Award, for Any time 1 can produce a run by that’s the way he plays ball,” said Griese, no longer bothered by After five tough meetings with title, must deal with the surprising Both were hard slides and both are sliding hard. I ’ll do it.” “It’s gonna’ be an interesting Royals’ second baseman Frank blurred vision, leads the AFC in "significant achievement” to National Hockey League teams so Dolphins, if any team coached by part of baseball, but never is in­ McRae’s “National League slide” series,” said Royals’ Manager White. Qut-and-out brawl baseball. The third baseman has one passing with the help of dangerous and Texas far in the exhibition season, the Don Shula can be considered sur­ terference called, which could be the record that few fans know. He spent put an interesting slant on the Whitey Herzog. “When these two Clean or otherwise, the slide receivers like Nat Moore, Duriel World Hockey Association Whalers prising. The Colts, also unbeaten in call if the umpire so judged. more years, 23, with one club than American League playoffs Thursday teams play, something happens.” snapped New York to attention after Harris and Freddie Solomon. had little trouble with their own three games, host Miami Sunday The take-out slide is as automatic any other player in major league night. Barreling into second baseman The rivalry began building during a lethargy, which had begun in the in feature in Bruins^ defeat American Hockey'League affiliate. looking for their fifth straight victory as the phantom touch of bases on the baseball history. Robinson’s new Willie Randolph so ferociously that the 1976 season and intensified when first inning of the first playoff game. In other games Sunday, the New John McKenzie had two goals for over the Dolphins. doubleplay. hairpiece made him look at last 10 Oiris Chambliss’ ninth-inning homer Upon regaining his feet, Randolph York Giants host Philadelphia, the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — It all began innocuously enough the Whalers. Also scoring for New “It’s too early to talk about one- years younger...Baseball’s free Yankee stars in the fifth game of the playoffs gave threw the ball into Kansas City’s NEW YORK (UPI) - Dallas’ Cot­ New York Jets visit Buffalo, Oakland Thiorsday nig^t when author George Plimpton manned the goal England was rookie Jim Mayer, game or two-game leads,” said agents will be eligible for the draft AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - Rhode the Yankees the pennant. Since then dugout. It was a message. Kansas ton Bowl will be Uie neutral site for a is at Cleveland, Seattle at New Easy to see why for the Boston Bruins in a five-minute “controlled’ game with George Lyle, Rick Ley, Larry Pleau, Shula. starting Nov. 4. Heading the list of Island linebacker Tom Marhefka, a the teams have exchanged sharp City and New York will meet at least clash Saturday between two England, San Diego at New Orleans. It’s easy to see how the New York words and strong body blocks. Mike Antonovich and Jack Carlson. Baltimore Coach Ted Marchibroda free agents are Richie Zisk and junior from Clinton, Mass., has been twice more this season. Southwestern powerhouses, third- the Philadelphia Flyers. for-all that lasted 19 minutes. Detroit at Minnesota, Cincinnati at Yankees beat out Baltimore and A1 Smith and Louie Levasseur didn’t care to discuss the division Oscar Gamble, both of the White Sox, named Yankee Conference defensive ranked Oklahoma and fourth-rated But wiien the real ganhe began the The players finally returned to the Green Bay, Pittsburgh at Houston, Boston in the American League’s shared net-tending duties for the race either, but he did stress the Dave Kingman of the Yanks, and player of the week for his perfor­ Texas, in what promises to be a wide- contest evolved into an out-^-out ice, ta t the game was stopped again Kansas City at Denver, Dallas at St. Eastern Division in the stretch drive winners, gaining the shutout. meaning of the game. Larry Hisle of Minnesota... Bill Lee, mance in the Rams 28-0 drubbing of open, free-scoring game. , brawl in the second period, with 17 at 8:06 when a general free-for-all Louis, Washington at Tampa Bay and in September. Harry Neale, coach of the Whalers “We don’t look beyond the game in Boston Red Sox pitcher, who wants Maine last Saturday. Texas leads the nation in scoring, players being ejected. broke out, delaying play 20 more Atlanta at San Francisco. Chicago Mickey Morabito, chief tub who won two NHL games, lost one front of us and this is too big a game out, was a press box neighbor in the Offensive honors were shared by but Oklahoma’s offense features Wben the gauM ended, three hours minutes. hosts Los Angeles Monday night. thumper for the Yanks, reported and tied two this year, said he for us to relax,” he said. “ Miami is same row at New York. He’s senior New Hamphsire tailback Bill speedy scatback Elvis Peacock and a and eight nunutes after the opening In all, 42 penalties were called in ’Thurman Munson wound up hitting in enjoyed the chance to see the two “covering” for a Boston daily. Burnham and senior Massachusetts now injury-free Thomas Lott, .the faceMf, the Flyers had taken a 82 the seemd period for 264 minutes. 13 straight games, going 27 for 55, a clubs play because it allowed him to quarterback Mike Fallon. Sooners’ starting quarterback last victory b e i ^ a ta t trick by Reggie During the game, 55 penaities .491 clip, and raised his season view the players he has cut to see if season. Oklahoma h ^ not lost toithe Leach. But only 12 Philadelphia totaling 296 mtoutes were whistled. average from .291 to .308 in the be made the right decisions. MCC coach Longhorns since 1970 and is a thnee- players were around, compared with In addition to Leach, the other SPfC IAL stretch run. He said he also was able to watch point choice not to lose again. i eight for Boston. Flyers’ goal-scorers were Holmgren, Frank Kind will coach the The hard-working receiver also hit his Whalers play a game that means The annual clash presents a large The second-period problems began Bob Dailey and Barry Dean. Matti CANNINOJMIS safely in 16 of the last 17 games and Right-handers set very little to observe how well they Manchester Community Hagman a ta Dave Forbes scored for question mark this year. The at 4:58 when Wayne Cashman of the he became the first major leaguer can play when not emotionally in- College basketball team this Longhorns are scoring points furious­ Bruins and the Flyers’ Paul Boston. since Bill White of the St. Louis volvta. ly and beating teams without any Holmgren engaged in a fight. Both During the "controlled” game, season. The squad starts Cards to boast three straight .300 The Indians have only practiced SALE average and 100 RBI seasons. trouble, but they haven’t played players were ejected ta t they con­ Plimpton gave up a goal to Orest Kin- practice Oct. 15. Kind was in National game drachuk at 2:54 but he later stopped a together for a week. complete $ 0 anybody of repute either. tinued their altercation in a hallway an assistant-coach at East r. White, a fine first baseman, is now Tonight the Whalers entertain the “They are a yojing team and they separating the two locker rooms. penalty shot by Leach that ended the with llde fte w O doz. one of the voices of the New York PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The Philadelphia Phillies’ Larry Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL at Catholic since 1969. Yankees on radio and television. have a new coach and they are in a The players on the ice then poured mock game. The Flyers took five Your Choice Christenson and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Burt Hooton are two shots at him. the Hartford Civic Center at 7:30. White turned the trick in 1962-63-64. new formation,” said Oklahoma into the hallway, beginning a free- PINTS or QUARTS pitchers who had to learn to get their heads out of the way of Coach Barry Switzer. “Young Reggie Jackson hit in eight of the their talented right arms. last 10 Yankee regular season games players need to be sold on what they and 13 of the last 16 which included The two, who are mound opponents are doing and Fred Akers (Texas’ seven homers and 19 RBI. His season for today’s crucial third game of the coach) has had great success in doing Bowling National League playoffs took DOWN total 110 RBI was the most by a that. I know one thing. They are Yankee since Mickey Mantle drastically different approaches to NL playoffs exploiting some of the best talent COMMERCIAL - Ken SERVICE STATION produced 111 in 1964. their problems, but they both there they have ever bad.” . POWDER PUFF- Rae 201, Pete DeCarli 202, Gene Over the last 35 games, Mickey succeeded. A close gaiqe may be settled by the Jaoota 190-484, Ginette 177- Wildes 203-574, Roland Osborne 153-414, John Rivers had a hot bat with 50 hits in Christenson, whose early season play that hard all season to run away kickers, who are strong for both 480, Jean Mictaud 188-485, Smith 221-567, John Kozlcki Kensel 179-406, George VIOTS 141 at bats for a .355 average. He had pitching was a mess, went to pitching from it.” teams. T «as’ Junior Rqsaell Lynda RaynMod 197-484, 553, Skip KeUy 560. KeUey 375, Bill Green 360, BiU Mac Mullen 353, Mike a 29-game consecutive hitting skein. coach Ray Ripplemeyer, made a Gary Maddox, who some say is the Erxleben made an NCAA recor

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Exciting vestigation into arenas — in Hartford^ allegedly being used by the 19 ~ Schooti'Clattaa SUPER TWO FAMILY „ 8ALEI ^ C h am irP . Nnr kitdwiu. iww biUii. new Featnrea Infroond pool, S rooma, 3 eight room Contemporary A- Bridgeport and Milford. 20 » Inttructlona Wantad charges a group of jai group is not illegal. He said decoraUns. Thli i Umily U better or 4 bedrooma, fireplaced living Frame. Priced in the $80’s. LEGAL N f AL I8TATC Ui»n new! Owner wanij m )ck sale. room. bi:ge kitchen, 3 batlu, (or- The fronton players system players bet on W e’ll always be lOWISt lIMNtAfVIII Holp W aiM ad 13 Holp Wonlod > IS Holp Wonlod 13 Lessenger SeUs. 646-8713. alai bettors are get­ 23 — Homaa for SaJa 49i trs.wo. mal dining rnoai and mora! K t,- allegedly receive up to $250 trifectas only because tbe 24 — Lota*Land for Saia there. 500. ting help from fronton NOTICE 25 ~ Invatlmant Proparty $27,900 Three bedroom Ranch. weekly for their help. payoffs are larger than in ADMISSION OF Love, THE TOWN OF South Wind­ 28 — Butintaa Proparty Spic and span condition. employees to reap Fiocchi said the other betting games. ELECTORS 27 — Raaort Proparty Eunice and sor - Open competative 26 — Raal Eatata Wantad examinaUon for Poiitto Fire OWNER Spacious yard. Lessenger large winnings. allegations have been In a trifecta, a bettor Notice is hereby given that OLDER k IMPROVED t room Colonial. New baUi and RELOCATINQ SO... SeUs, 6 4 ^ 1 3 . there will be a voter-making MI8C. tBNVfCBt Shirley itcher, salary range, made by a former chooses three numbers and 31 — Sarvlcaa Offarad uaiwiATMia sofonaav d> to $9426. Additional kitchen and aeplic system. Alum, Price reduced, early occupancy. session in the Municipal oxox McDonald’s® siding. Deep lot, barn. Very con­ Excellent ofi^rtunity to be m this "We have reason to employee of the Hartford wins if they finish in the 32 — Palnllng-Paparing its include: Paid vaca­ Building, Registrar of V o t ^ ’ 33 — Buildirtg-Contracting hbr period ending 7 a.m „ Saturday, Oct. 8. Friday will find venient location. $51,M). S bedroom Contemporary Raised believe some rules and fronton ‘‘and we are in­ S tion, paid holidays, sick leave. Ranch quickly. $64,000. order selected. 34 — Roofii>g-Sidlr>g rain and showers spreading across the eastern fringes of the 7.R O O M Office, on Wednesday, Oc­ 39 — Haatir>g-Ptumbing Blue Cross, CMS, group Ufe regulations are being vestigating." Fiocchi told commission Plains into the central valleys and the Appalachians. Rain is tober 12, 1977 from 7:00 p.m, 36 — Floonr>g Insurance, Major Mraical COLONIAL violated by licensed "He has made a lot of 37 — Movlng-Truct(lngMinneapolis 41 (49), New Orleans 66 ( 84), New York 48 ( 58), that the group has access mittee listened to Fiocchi group hires people to cash 47 ~ Gardan Products § supervised training program. tunity Employer, M/F. UK MRROWS MD WNLUICE missions has designated the 46 — Antiquaa Punas, Phoenix 65 ( 90), San Francisco 53 (71), Seattle 45 ( 56), St. to computer printouts at outline the allegations in their winning tickets to Rooltor S4B-1B11 Registrars of Voters as admit­ 49 ~ Wantad to Buy Louis 52 ( 66), Washington 52 (65). BABYSITTER WANTED in the Hartford arena, giving Thursday and then avoid having to pay federal I Giant Grinders, ting officials for the above RENTALS my home, four days a week. m coMPiwy them information on what Apply in^erson at McDonald's®, Burr scheduled a public hearing income tax. session. 52 — Room s tor Rant i and Pastas. Spruce Street area. CaU 649- 120 PLYMOUTH LME >61,900.00 53 — Apartmanta for Rant Corners Shopping Plaza between 10 A.M. MI.7133 hrtM 721411$ |be I 1 317-lSli Dated at Manchester, 54 — Homaa for Rant BY OWNER - Mini farm. 6 55 ^ Buainaai fonRant and 4 P.M. Immaculate home in prime residential Connecticut this 7th day of Oc­ 56 — Raaort Proparty for Rant Holp Wsntod is Holp Wtnfd IS Room Colonial. 3 bams. 1.2 Sports tober 1977, 57 — Wantad to Rant M s - LPN s acres. $49,000. Call 649-8848, area. Living room with fireplace, formal Tom Watson out Board of Admissions 56 — Miac for Rant "THE anytime. dining room, eat-in kitchen. Three good slate* Chester F. Bycholski, AUTOMOTIVE P art Tim e NURSE AGES Selectman - Autos for Saia YANKEE PROFESSIONALLY Ap­ sized bedrooms and bath and halt bath. - Trucks for Saia F riday Irene R. Pisch, 91 Secretary/Receptlonlst SEGiSTERED NURSES praised 6 room Ranch on Large recreation room walking out to in British golf 63 — Haavy Equipmani for Sale COMPAGONS Spring Street, plus huge rec F O O T B A L L Selectman • Motorcyclaa-Bicycfaa HARVEST Wt )iHt mov«d In and boy, can $w uaa aonw P u t tbn. . An $im t nicely landscaped yard. - Campara-Traiiara-Mobiia Needed to provide nursing room, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, South Windsor at Mildred M. Schaller, Homaa Part time openings on aU shifts on several units. w/w, appUances, 2 car gar­ VIRGINIA WATER, England (UPI) - Tom Watson, 1 8 halp. Our talaphonaa ara ringing and our typing la services in private homes Windsor Locks, 7; 30 Selectman 66 — Automotiva Sarvica AppUcants must have a minimum of 6 monUis of recent age. $$8,900. 646-8727, 47 — Autos for Rant-Laaaa going undone. Wa’ro looking for you to eomo join and medical faciUties. the man who has dominated this season’s golf circuit, SOCCER Edward Tomkiel, experience. Schedule includes 2 out ol 4 weekends. evenings 649-1294, 643-1357. may finally have run out of gas. Town Clerk I com ing! | thia young growing organization. Tho atfary an Consideration given to Broker. Manchester at Penney, For iqpre information, contact tbe Personnel Denart- ’Ilie U.S. Masters and British Open Champion was 007-10 offar la cartalnly mora than adaquata and tha aur- preference of days and T.J. CROCKETT 3 :3 0 Lost antf Found m oit 4^1222 ext. 481 hours — 4 to 40 hours hustled out of the$225,000 World Matchplay Championship roundlnga ahouM ba a booat to your ogo. If y o « ^ MANCHESTER - Six room Bacon Academy at available weekly. Live-in Colonial, west side, quiet at Wentworth, 5-and4, by Spain’s rising star Severiano FOUND - Young, female Cheney Tech, 3:15 Holp Wontod IS looking for a fun |ob working with aoim nice peo­ ' MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL companions also needed. street, garage, large lot, Realtor Ballesteros. Calico cat, with white collar. ple, pick up tho phono, give ua a oah, at 2t9-S441. aluminum siding, new roof N e w in g to n at For Information, call 646-3711. 71 HayiMi Strati Malpractice coverage, ‘‘I had a very poor day. I tried my hardest but I couldn’t R o c k v ille LEGAL RN or LPN. Part or full time. Intartal Conununicatlona, Eaat Hartford. Mmehttltr, 0106040 bonding, and working- and gutters, wall-to-wall Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut carpel. Close to schools, make it happen. He’s a terrific putter and did not miss a FOUND - Yellow & white cat, ’ ______I jid Opporlmlly tmolortr men's compensatipn pro­ Glastonbury at South NOTICE Street. 649-4519. excellent condition. Owner 244 Main St 043-1577 makeable putt under eight feet,” said Watson, who was vicinity Henry-Summit vided. W in d so r The Planning Commission 643-8227. plagued by wayward driving all day. Street. 643-9206. RECEPTIONIST / Secretary East Hampton at of the Town of Bolton will hold FULL TIME - Hardware and Now Listing - 6 Room Cape “ My putter is going very well. The music is coming. I resumes - Blast Hartford Law Firm. IRD t ASSISTMICE B o lto n a public bearing on plumbing store clerk. Retail General office duties. Good MACHINE OPERATORS to COLUMBU - $44,900. 44 Ft. haven’t three-putted in four rounds, ” said Ballesteros, IMPOUNDED - Male puppy, sales, Also receiving, some of NortIWMtorn Raised Ranch. 2 baths Cromwell at Coventry Wednesday, October 19, 1977, brown white add black, THAT GET typist. 269-6625. operate miUing machine, drill 3 Bedrooms, 1 Ceramic Bath, 1 Car heavy merchandise handling. ConnocUcut, Inc. cathederal ceiling. Wooded who tackles Ray Floyd today in the semifinals over the at 7:30 p.m. in the Community CONSTRUCTION press, or lathe. No set up. Rocky Hill at Rham Crestwood Street area. Con­ Apply in person after 10:00 337 EMt Center 8L Garage. Central, convenient location, plus acre. Lessenger Sells, 646- 6,969-yard, par-73 Burma Road course. Hall for the purpose of con­ tact Manchester Dog Warden, ___ JOBS OIL BURNER Serviceman - Work Is highly repetitive. Granby at Ellington a.m. Barrett Plumbing Supp­ wFTOTMMOnWf WflMII fOREM AN Experienced preferred, some Manchester, CL a shady, pleasant yard. Featuring: New 8713. In the other semifinal. Hale Irwin, who blasted South sidering a resubdlvision of 646-4555. •Cftop oOMt pitoltog Excellent opportunity for CROSS COUNTRY ly , 331 Broad Street, Ifm , tow rata qualified, etm ^enced techni­ assembly and testing 643-9315 African Hugh Baiocchi, 8-and-7, tangles with Australian “ Fiano Heights” subdivision Manchester. Furnace, New Blown-In Insulation, New MANCHESTER - Custom L- East Ponoim is 2 •nM tanto* (m m m im io f) cian. Benefits include Blue required. Telephone 646-5880. Graham Marsh, who dumped Manuel Pinero of Spain, 3- as presented by Lawrence We need a man who has Ranch in choice area of Catholic/Xavier/South Cross, CMS, Life Insurance, Roof, and New Gutters. Fiano. The lot lines on NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 tbe experience or quaUfied BABYSITTER NEEDED - In Forest Hills. 3-4 bedrooms, 2 and-2. WANTED. Ride to and from C a n L o t M a n Uniforms and others. Call 644- EXPERIENCED Painters LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Windsor at Manchester, Anthony Road are being p.m. Full time. Experienced tbe Bowers School area., 8:30 baths, family room, office. Irwin, chasing his third title here in four years, Sage Allen Dlatrlbution 6 4 3 - 0 7 9 9 2561, Mitchell Fuel Company. field background for the only for exterior and Interior All This For $39,900 3 :3 0 helpful but we will train. App­ to 12:30. CaU 6468900. Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, changed to better utilize the Center, East Hartford. Hours Fpf mere fciibnmBow position of foreman. We flniah work. Call Tlkey HOMES FOR LIVING blistered the course in carding seven birdies to post a ly In person, East Hartford 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Goodwin Tech at land. 8 to 4:30, call 848-1821. PART TIME Mornings. Painters, 568-2850. five-under-par morning round of 68. Convalescent Home, 745 Main are one of the fastest Manchester Office, 647-9139. Cheney Tech A copy of said map is on file Janitorial help needed in \et- BABYSITTER WANTED 8:00 m After lunch he went from strength to strength, going 5- street, Blast Hartford. PART TIME Janitors. Ehtoly growing general contrac­ LOOKING FOR Extra to 3:30. CaU evenings after 6, Equal Housing Opportunity. M a n c h e ste r at in the office of the Town Clerk TODAY’S non area. Must have 649-0719 up at the first and scoring an eagle, birdie and birdie at morning hours. Manchester experience and own transpor- tors in Connecticut. money? Part time hours 6464350. $33,900 Monchostor. Immaculate $09,000 South Windaor. The only S im s b u r y Invitational of Bolton. EXPERIENCED Window $32,900 - 3 BEDROOM Ranch. six room Cape, aluminum siding, one of its kind in town. 4 Family on the fourth, fifth and sixth. area. Must have transporta- toUon. 646-8145. ElxceUent salary. avallaDle, day, evening and (g irls) Robert E. Gordon, Qeaner. Must be experienced. NURSES AIDES. Part time, Formal dining. Excellent con­ storms, screens, nice treed lot. a 2.5 acre lot. Completely Uon. Call 649-5334. For a personal and con­ nights. Apply in person at Excellent starter borne, con­ remoiieled interior, wall to wall “ I did make some good putts today which could have Chairman ^ M Real MeadySteady workw Good pay. Call Saturday and Sunday only. 7 ran m h m €¥ dition. Convenient location. GIRLS SWIMMING FLORIST DESIGNER. FnU Subway, 286 Center Street, venient to sbopping, walking dis­ carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 2 been the real difference,” said Irwin. “ I only missed a James S. Klar, fidential interview. Please a.m. 3 p.m., 3 - 11 p.m. CaU L e ^ n g e r SeUs, 646-8713. East Hartford at DAYCARE MOTHER wanted or part time. Give experience Manch^ter. tance to school. Offers considered car + 1 car garage, large bam, couple all day.” Secretary ^ i ^ E s t a t e - For one 8 year old child. in reply to Box CC, c /o caU 528-2167 for an wpointment. Ask for Merilyn. great to keep a horse in. Income Manchester, 3:30 JAMES QUIGLEY 390 MAIN ST. 010-10 TYPIST AND File Clerk Ebat Hartford Convalescent over lU.CKX) per year. (^11 Al FToyd, giving the rain-soaked crowd its money, hung Verphuick School area only. Manchester Herald. Broker MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 East Catholic at Call after 5, 643-5334. wanted. Apply In person, H Sc Home, 745 Main Street, East $30,000 Bolton. Pretty Cape on an onto the 36th green where Lanny Wadkins choked on a by Norma Tedford Ttd Mpekanzit afttr 7 acre treed lot Just over tbe W in d h a m , 7 BOOKKEEPER B Tool & Eiwlneering, 168 Hartford. six-foot birdie putt to lose by a single hole. Opportunity (or experienced D O N ’T M IS S Manchester line. Three bedrooms, HELD HOCKEY With houses, as with peo­ Experienced Sheetrockers, > 4 0 -3 1 2 4 Forest Street, Manchester. living room, dining room, eat-in OPERATING BUSINESS “ I putted very badly. Without making any putts and LEGAL ple, first impressions are bookkeeper to work part time for tapers, aluminum aiding HOUSEKEEPERS. Part $7500 Manchaatar. 3 station M a n ch e ste r at X Jirtsiiie Stal^ Jac.^ JUST REDUCED. House lor this 8-room Ranch. kitchen, full dormer, 1$^ baths. playing against a guy like Lanny Wadkins 1 feel very very important. If small gift shop In Manchester. applicators needed. Apply at NEED EXTRA CASH? The time. Saturday and Sunday on­ Buolnou Opportunity 14 Call on this, won’t last. Cali Al on operating Beauty Salon in small S im sbu ry sale. $35,000 to $32,500. Call Featuring 2 full baths, shopping center. Owners health lucky to be playing tomorrow. I’m 1-down and he gives NOTICE someone Is looking for a Hours very flexible. Excellent rate 22 Regent Street, Manchester, earnings are good - your hours ly. 8 a.m .4:30 p.m. CaU 528- this one. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TOWN OF COVENTRY of pay. Applicants should submit a 2167 for an appointment. Ebst after 5 p.m., 647-9604. family room, 3 or 4 forces sale of this business. Call me life,” said IHoyd, who was only ahead at the 13th hole house to buy, the first thing between 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. STAFF NURSE - RN. are flexible when you’re an SERVICE BUSINESS with for details. Call Merilyn on this. Pursuant to Section 9-169 of resume or letter indicating related Hartford Convalescent Home, bedrooms, garage, etc. $$3,$00 Qloitonbury. Putt around East Catholic at they see is tbe outside. If Challenging new position. 1714 Avon Representative. CaU, $800 a week Income available of the second round before his win. experience, education and Hail EiWi M M MANCHESTER - New listing. this SVk room Ranch on Vk acre lot. Glastonbury the General Statutes of the RETIREES TO drive school hours weekly. Good starting 52^9401. 745 Main Street, E ^ Hart­ in this area. A cash business, Priced at only $43,900. you are planning to sell expected hourly rate to Box U c/o ford. Immaculate home in prime in country club area. Includes such Saturday State of Conn., notice is buses wanted. We will train Raprasanlilfn salaiy,'pluS eiceUent fringe minimum down payment extras as stove, washer, dryer, your house. It pays to put Manchester Herald. All replies residential area. Large living hereby given that the polling you. Must be in reasonably Expansion into the beneuts. Apply Employment WOMAN WANTED to serve required. 203-627-0650, 203^1- carpeting, drapes, blinds, etc., etc. $9000 H artford. In Busboell F O O T B A L L some time and money into will be answered. ■. q»e»»eeeeeeeeeee»4ra room with fireplace, formal Towers Plaza is' this operating place for the Second District ood health. You can drive un- Manchester area requires Monday thru Friday, 8:30 as hostess for vending 2-car oversized garage. Offers Hall at Manchester, dining room, and eat in Tailor and Drycleaners. Many Scholastic sports the exterior condition of 1 tbe age of 70. Manchester a.m. to 3:30 p.m. M ^ fie ld cafteria, located in Tolland / wanted, owner anxious. Call Joe. in the Town of Coventry is staffing at our three other kitchen, plus three bedrooms built in customers. (^U for ad­ 1 :3 0 tbe bouae and surrounding garea 643-2373 ; 643-2414. Ver­ Training School, Route 44A, Vernon area. Hours: 9 a.m. to changed from the Coventry ADDRESSERS WANTED - locations — Andover, and 1 1/2 baths with a large Rooltor 646-1B11 MULTI-FAMILY ditional information. N orthw est C ath olic at property. Make sure tbe non area 872-2826. Mansflrid Depot, Conn. An 1 p.m. CaU State Vending, 528- Soccer Suzanne Willette, Liz Grammar School to the immediately! Work at home Willimantic, and recreation room in basement. $47,000 Monchootor. The cleanest lawn and vegetation is Equal O p p o r ^ ty / Affir­ 9061. dUniERS two family in town 5-5. Buy it, and Kozuch, Monica Murphy East Catholic, 1:30 Church Community House on — no experience necessary. Call us for a showing. T.J. IMMEDIATE OPENING For Colchester. We are seeking LAND BE.NNET reasonably well groomed mative Action Employer. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. just move in. 2 or 3 bedrooms, con­ and Joan Gerrity. The Wethersfield at East Rte. 44A in said town. Notice Excellent pay. Write candidates who hold or are $129,000 Covantry. Strategically Bennet’s varsity dropped and that tbe area Is clean. manager of Health k Beauty WANTED - Real Estate help, VERNON - Zero maintenance veniently located to school, shop­ locals have a 2-5 record. Hartford, 1:30 is also given that this change American Service, 8350 Park Aids Store. Experienced in the process of obtaining fuU time Ucensed or taking a ping, bus service. This is a 1st time located 18 acre Commercial site at Also, make sure all drain RNi - LPNs. FuU time and MANCHESTER - Large Cape. on this 7-room Raised Ranch. a 7-1 d e cisio n to Silas Penney at Fermi, 1:30 will be effective with the Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, preferred, but will train per­ course. Fantastic earning offered'listing and will be sold by intersection of Rte. 44A and Rte. 31 East Hartford also won pipes, shingles, shutters 75231. a Connecticut Real Estate rart time jobs available on for Three bedrooms, lovriy knot­ Aluminum exterior sur­ Deane yesterday. Mike municipal election to be held son with potential. Apply Big potential, generous com­ this week-end. Call Al or Joe. with 4,000 feet of frontage. High the jayvee clash by scores B lo o m f ie ld at and such, are secure. If Salesman's license. You first'and second shifts. New ty pine kitchep, close to rounded by majestic Oaks can traffic count, excellent exposure L Discount, 20 East Main missions, referrab. Flexible Nightingale scored the lone Rockville, 1:30 on November 8, 1977. must be a high achiever starting salary wiUi Uberal Manchester and everything. $36,900. Lessenger be your. $49,900. Century 21, commercial zone. Ask for Joe. of 15-12, 9-15, 15-13,m possible, repaint your TELEPHONE SALES - Street, Rockville, Conn. hours, free training program. $00,000 Manchostor. West Center Bennet goal. Dated at Coventry, Conn, with a strong desire to earn fringe benefits. Thorough SeUs, 6468713. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. St. Two year old two family Margie Botteron, Katie SO C C E R house, or at least do Business is booming and our Join the largest Real- Estate East Hartford areas The locals got fine games this 4th day of October, 1977. phone room is zooming! Solid high financial and orientation and paid Duplex. 14 baths, stove, Sullivan and Joan Gerrity M C C a t D ean J r . necessary exterior patch LIVE IN Companion for elder­ organization in the world. to deflver the snuoOon Wontod 15 mealtime. ElzeeUent job op- $34,900. COVENTRY, North, $25,900 - TASTEFULLY refrigerator, aluminum siding, $249,000 ManafMd. 28 acre farm out of Nightingale, Ken work. A little attention to opportunity to make $ $ $ $ ly lady - Free ruom and board. emotional returns. You Century 21, Tedford Real p layed fine games for College, 1:30 Ritva Wisenall portuniW and secure employ­ ManchMiwr Evening private 1 1/2 acres, spacious remodeled 3 Bedroom Cape. nice lot convenient. Ask for Al. Including 3 Houses. Main house 14 Marshall, Kevin Murphy, these features will pay off working full or part time. Are CaU M6-2574. must be willing to invest Estate. CaU Norma Tedford, CHILD CARE in licensed East. Gertrude A. Haven you a tiger? Call 524-1428. ment. Easy bi^w ay access. Herald three bedroom Ranch. Good Basement. Quiet area. Quick rooms, S baths. 2 fireplaces, 8 Holiday purses your time and energy in a 647-9914. home. 7 - 6 daily, Uiree meals, $$4,500 East Hartford. Need an Scott Cheney, and Mike in the long run. CaU or apply East Hartford sized rooms, close to occupancy. Lessenger ^lls, bedrooms. Middle bouse 6 rooms, 1 Registrars of Voters CM laundry outings and overtime office plus income? 2 apartments Hall. BOSTON (UPI) - M ore PART •nME PERSON 1 p.m. self directed and self dis­ Convalescent Home, 745 Main 646- 8713. bath, caretaker’s cottage 4 rooms, Elizabeth R. Rychling services. Mwchester. Deb­ hi|^ays. Lessenger Sells, (owners immaculate) plus a store ★ ★ ★ to 5 p.m. Monday through ciplined manner to learn Streri, Ehut Hartford. 528- CLERK TYPIST. BilUng and 647-9946 1 bath. Generating 16,500+ income than $142,300 in purses-will bie, 643-1790. front and office. Ideal Real Elstate per year. Frontage two roads. Volleyball Town Clerk Friday. Hartford office for the aspects of one of the 2187. manifesting. South Windsor MANCHESTER - Believe K.ofC. — Fred Kozicki be awarded during the 29- or Insurance office. Beautiful view, many possibilities 006-10 TRUCK OWNERS typing, credit and collection, most fascinating and ever- office. Evenings 6 to 12. CaU this? Three bedroom Colonial EAST GIRLS 255-620, John Kozicki 204- Whether you are looking We need professioDal ow ner $40,000 - OLDER HOhO:, 7 with this property. race schedule for the up­ caU MF3050, Mrs. Harris. changing professions. ENERGiETIC COUPLE - To 2898276, ask for Mrs. Zeppa. Cape. 2-car garage, large lot. 226-588, Ron Jeroszko 213- for a large home or just a operatori or Heet owner, to help lu rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 enclosed 075JO0 Manchostor. 4 Family, PLUS 8 acre commercial site, 700 East Hartford High's coming holiday weekend at handle increased freight levels. maintain apartment buUding a h e H c r a lb □ EDUCATION $37,900. Century 21, foot frontage, this property zoned home for two people you Please tend resume to, porches, walk out cellar. completely remodeled inside and girls posted a 15-13, 15-2, 8- 566, M ike Hodge 203-551, Get pertonalized attenUoo, good ACTIVITIES Director - A and rooming house complex, PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. out. Aluminum siding. Business 2 for anything, including full liquor- Suffolk Downs. The one- NOTICE TO CREDITORS can depend upon tbe staff of Modern first floor bathroom. 15, 15-8 win over East Wendell Poucher 203-585, ESTA‘TE o r ARTHUR L. TOLF, revenue, toip advances, weekly position is now open for some or call, Mr. Sammartino, liv e in. Call for interview ap- FuU time. Salary in accor­ location. Downtown Manchester. motel restaurant. Excellent oppor­ mile distance, $20,000- selUements and more. Call toft Needs some redecorating. dcrflied CENTURY 21, ‘TEDFORD one experienced in designing f i r e s i d e REALTY, ointm ent, 646-4701, after dance with expenence, wiUi Prlroto Inotructhno IB COLUMBIA - Brand new Annual Rent |9000-f- Excellent in­ tunity. unlimited potential, for Catholic High yesterday. Nels Johnson 219, Bill The Hon. WlUlam E. FltiOsnld, free l« 0 ^ 1 - ] ] a o or l-gOO-331-3277 i Convenient to elementary. added Constitution Stakes REAL ESTATE. Rt. 44A, for Information. and inmlementiiig social and INC., ROUTE 8, regular Increases. Liberal come property. more Information, Ask for Joe. Judge, ol the Court of Probate, :00. H Junior High and H i^ School. EngUsb Colonial. Big rooms. Playing well for the losers August 203, R eal Audet 204, highlights weekend Bolton Notch, Bolton, 647- recreational programs for S fringe benefits. Modern faclU- HEAD CUSTODIAN I - REMEDIAL READING and DIsMct cd Minrheetir at a heaitiw sUoMi neWueraW ANDOVER, Principals only. CaU after Lovely neighborhood. Near were Katie Murphy, Ken Tomlinson 213. thoroughbred racing. held on Orioher 1 ,1177 onlered that an 9914 to help you find exact­ mentally handicap^. B.A., 06232 ty and equipment. For inter­ Glastonbury High School. math; individualized work Route 66. High $60s. TrasiapetLIne. CONNECnCUT. STEADY WORK. Reliable, 5:30, M94393. clalnu must be presented to the ly what you need and the Tutoa,OK B.S. preferred. C u or send view, phone 528-2167. Ebst Salary range $9,185411,650. program, (lst-8th grade) by fldndary on or before J t a u r j t, 1271 Telephone 647-0144. Lessenger SeUs, 6 4 ^ 1 3 . resume to: Meadows Con­ hard worker who wants Hartfonl Convalescent Home, plus overtime wiUi excellent Master’s degree teacher. 56^ or be barred u by law nroylded. price range that you want 74M144. MANCHESTER - Aluminum valescent Center, 333 Bldwell steady emirioyment and good 745 Main Street, East Hart­ benefits. Minimum Paait J. Hoiltiiian, to pay. We are experienced 8075. sided six room Cape, 3-4 MANCHESTER - U&R built Aae'L Clerk Street, 647-6U6. (income. CaU 3124515 between ford. requirements: Three years Jai alai reaulta in thij area and we can EARN EXTRA MONEY. By bedrooms, rec room, garage, Colonial. 4-5 bedrooms, 2 The ndudaty la: 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. An Equal custodial experience and PIANO INSTRUCTION by Emily B. ToU introducing home food lervice screened patio, quiet area fireplaces, beautiful Inground 0 M B A R D 0 help you find what you are ^Opportunity Employer. three years supervisory II Teresa Road from our convenient ^ st COOKS, WAITRESSESS, experienced, creative close to schools and shopping. concrete pool See it toda' Thursday Night Maocheatar, Conn. kxA i^ for. Don’t settle for experience not necessarily In teacher. AU levels. Sample Hartford office. Ehcperience Dishwaaoers - Opening for full $38,500. By owner m -79B. $87,900. Century■ ' ■ ■ 2T: lAND ASSOCIATES HKI im UMsMta lUI JM U l own a second class real estate BABYSITTER FOR First custodial Held. Familiarity lesson free. Gretchen Van MraulmCMtl IlN LH U l 00310 helpful but will train. Hourly REGISTERED NURSES or part time work, day or Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. t M i l Cns lUI IN ill M h M iiM p 7JI 441 office. Settle for first class Grader during school wiUi commercial beating and Why, 647-9751. UUIm MI 1-hs I n U l t a IM m a m 4.N rate plus commission and i m evenin«.8Uft.itoplyinperMn, LARGE FAMILY? Uve nrac- iN IM IMMZinti Ul and that’ s us. Call us Full TI Mights vacations, days off and in ventilating equipment and In­ Alex Matthew Joe Lombardo T-taiM M M 34 M M boouses. Call Mrs. Lewis, 569- Grandma’s Country Pie ticulary rent free. See this 2 MANCHESTER. Reduced! M M 1-1 tU.N NOTICE TO CREDITORS anytime. Full time openings available for lU^Utered Nurses with a summer. Bowers School or stitutional cleaning materials MM 1-1 U iM M M M nM M 4990. ResUurant, 501 Middle Tpke. fam ily, 6-6 today. Pasek Owners anxious. “ Lot of hrW iMli m m U tlttU Triiieli U-7 UMITI ESTATE OF ELIZABETH B. minimum of 6 months recent experience. Ehccellent RUlview Apartment area. 646- and procedures. Must be able □ REAL ESTATE i m i TilM M-I MMJI THRESHER, deceased West, Manchester. Realtors, 289-7475. house” , five or six bedrooms, [g 040-4003 MLS TS I tl.I U lan 6072. to relate well to people, ‘Hm Hoo. William E. FltiGerald, ■A ★ ★ MANCHESTER Insurance salary and benefits. For further information or to arrange OnDMiralMti lUI JM 4JI 44i m 2UI IIM IM great for kids. Insulated and l-MiCMil Judge, ol the Court of Probate, for an interview, please contact tbe Personnel Depart­ organiu work schedules, and ItN Ul tH U l U l JM IM Agency Seeking full time HomM For Solo S3 JUST LISTED - Two FamUy all new wiring, aluminum REAltOB* iM IM HMM 6 S a Ul IM District of Manchester at a h a a ^ HANDY HINT; mature person to work in auto ment, 646-1222 ext. 481. supervise staff. AppUcaUons LK M M 4-II31N held on September M. U77 ordend Duplex. 64, 2 car garage. siding and froni porch. CaU M M 34 M M Students on vacation or insurance it. Duties are available from Personnel M M M tM J I M M T -t t l^ Muni-1 m i that all claims must he presented to COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Separate furnaces. $43,900. for details. East Coast Realty, hriKh |.J SIRM Uw Odudary on or before December REINT-A-KID agencies include policy processing, Office, Glastonbury Board of IriMi 1-4-1 nH.ll JriMi 4-32 S42tM MMCHESTEfl MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Farm, with three story barn. Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. 528-9668, 643-9969. Tr«ictt !.>.> UHM KOn Biiemi M, 1177 or be barred u hy law can sometimes protdde you typing, and tele] contact E ducation , 232 W illiam s IMtra LM IM Ul provided. tnth clients, 71 HaynM ttrM i Street, Glastonbury, Connec- BuUer-tyM buUding. Power ItM IM IM Pearl J. Hultmao, with inexpensive man commen- HM iM 4M UraMes U| IM 3rnMMlm JM SM Ucut 06033, telepboiie 6334231 plant, ana other ont twUdings, _ Ain't. Clerk surate with mce. Will ManchMtor,Ct.OS040 k tk S IM ItM M M I IH 24Mi Urns IM power. plus Three Lovely Homes. Trie fiduciary Is: train. Employe ifita. Send fetaqptaftoMtrZtatorw ext. 279. M M 1 4 M U I M M 34 SUM Offers invited. B/W Realty, M M I -l t l lU l M ervloC. Threabsr resume lo B._Box AA, c/o M M u n n M 71 ScatfeorooM Road 647-1419. •M iM ueSi TilMa 24-1 W U I rrthdii^imn Manchester Herald. SECRETARY. Pleasant Ti«kIi S4MJ| Mancheste r/Conn. OMH mm W310 working conditions in smaU 3M u2nh IIM SM IM IM Im lUI IM IM two girl office must have IIM IN SM irniiliii IliuSii IM SM RENTAL AGENT - Part time l4 M ia M I **<»*»*■ IM JM knowledge of general office IM SM IM 3 M M M IM NOTICE TO CREDITORS for Manchester Apartment M M 34M4M duties. 'lyping and Ugbt steno. la M M M tTTM ESTATE OF BARBARA RATE Complex. Knowledge of JUST LISTED — M M 34U 7M M idi 1-1 tllSM P w S M U n i M Please s ^ resume to Box M4M 34 I1U.1I Irihdi 3 U STUN SHAININ, deesasad 1 Safeguard System and typii^ M i A R S H A L L S 7tMi 34.2 aSjM n e Boo. William B. FitiOenld, TEOFORO REAL ESTATE HH, c /o Manchester Herald. TtlMi 34-2 M73M a plus. Please send resume to ★ 4-FAMILY ★ im tim M Jndga, of tha Court of Probate, iT n M tfiM i Box B, c/o Manchester ■tm asam ito Four i bedroom units. MANCHESTER — Dlatitct of Minrheitir at a hauriu PART TIME HELP, Mor­ held Id Saptemher M, IMT oi3 e^ Holp Wonlod IS Herald. Appliances, carpeting, IMt all claims mial ha preasatad to nings, Inside work, 2 to 3 mor­ laundry facilities. 20 years tte Mnclaiy on or bafoce Dacamhar M w ciE sin nw niiE nings, per week. See Mr. M , 1977 o r he harred u by law SALES POSITION - Straight BOOK A lt)Y 4 ou t Party. Harold Orfltelli at Royal Ice old. commissions, leads furnished Generous awards. Parmnnant and tamporary poaltiona HELP WANTED NICE YARD AND P-rlJ-HuUman. to bomeomiers. Call 2424402. win bo avaiiabla Cream Co., Inc. between 8 Demonstrators also needed. a.m. and 5 p.m. TMfhhwtaryls: Over 400 newest most-wanted in our now atom location. SMpiilng Clerk, Hrst Shift PRIOR SERVICEMEN - Tbe RIVERSIDE Friday Night Uargurst L, Sbalnin Items. For further informa- FUUTUNi MATURE PERSON After- NEIGHBORHOOD M 7 ahawood Circle South Air Force rpcently antwunced Uon write Santa's Parties, A full time pennanept position Is Immediately Rm Uancheatar, Csan, MNI new openings for individuals 0 a.m. to 6 p.m.. no nlghta or wiokonda. noons and Saturdays. Apply in 568-7556 L M t I M I 7-2 U m IiM a n am n 00310 Box P, Avon. Coanecticut. Aluminum siding, storms, serssns, 6 rooms plus porch snd full bsss- 31 tM O M I 37 L Mil with prior military service. If PARTTIRK available for a Shipping Clerk. person only, after Sit.m. Fan­ 27 Im iM a k m , L W U . I h a M I 31 Mi«MwrM 31 l-MiliMdi 31 3 mm tJHMM 31LMMIMM 31 06001 or caU 0( ^ 14714404. ny’s Kitchen, 1015 Main X ta sH i 31 tlasliMlasllMI I 31 IMb MiSi 3 llJ Z 3 4MMM , 32tMMIM1l 31 you nave been out for less 6 p.m. -10 p.ni Inohidoo msnl, city wstsr & sswsr, ovsrsixsd single csr gsrsgs, firspiscs, snd a i h M M 32 i MMint iC m 31 iSSibMI lUmlmSm t-ttkmilmlm 74 Applicants must be high school graduates; prior Street, Manchester. m i m m ___NOnCE TO CREDITORS than 6 years and are looking FLOOR LADY and sewing Saturdaya and Sundaya good *wost side” location. I M m M 7-1 LMHifaMMM 32 3 M# M 31llM i t MlIt^llli 3|lIMiiSii 31 ESTATE o r ALICE M, for "A Great Way of U fe^ shipping experience will'enhance the applicant’s I Mm M m 31 t M M IftaaMlimstfltMaaMriB 31 machine operators. on a rotating aohodulo. 7 -2 3 ^ ------7-7 3 Ms HUTCmNSON-decsaaed chances. Must have driver’s license, Class 11 Buskmo Opportunity 14 7.MMalMi 31 7.Iim MiIsI 7-1 7. Ms M l 37 7.M 1 7 4 1 h M lilm M 37 na Bom Wllllam E. ntsOarald, contact tbe Air Force im- Ehmerlenced la sportswear. $38,600 NEW ON market. . I M i K M r 31 IMMI h 31 IM^lam 7-1 . n 7.MMfaa 74 7.iMilani 31 of IM Court of PrehaU, medUtely. Call 646-7440. Fnll or part time. Rtqily to P l ^ 01^ at MarahaHa (tormorly Forbaa referred. Lift truck ezperience will be helpful, Oversized (25x94) with nilMladi Utaans 31LMibMli 71 ptstrlel of Mancheatar at a hearM Box 023, Mancheater, Connec­ SMALL ENGINE Service two rooms partially PIsass call 314 144 314 1-34 337144 324 334 334 332 TvlTiTl 314 l4-fM4 1.24 ilBmtaMlins MMMMnM M on SaplaaDbar II, 1M7 erdaS PaiJto* ***"ohoalor it not necessary. CorporsUon -expanding dealer am 147 331337 332 144 747 314 374 IMt aU dataa mast he praMalsd to STEADY WORK - Reliable, ticut. finished up. large fo r a m ors m n the Bdndaiy on or bsloce Dscemhar hard worker, who wants You will receive a good starting salary, plus a network. No experience kitebeo, puuter walls. srage REALTY llUMsMsaa 37 M ^ or ha barred as by law steady employment, good in-, AMBITIOUS Individual cotppreheniiye benefit padtage. Apply Monday necessary. Complete training' and a private setting. 'TJ. c o m p M s llUrtMlm 31 come. CaU S2M702 between 0- program. $500. investmem Crocfcetf, Realtors 641-1577. 31 tM ililaM 74 P iarl J. HaUmaa, needed to work In our shop thru TYiday 8 a.m. to 4 :3 0 .^ . , description rSt.CINTESSt MANCHISTIS, Cl. OS040 31iiMilali 31 _ „ _ , Ain’t. Ctofti 2 only. aervicing new can. Excellent reqiuied to start your own 7-1 IM iblM ii 31 n a tldudaiy Is: buiiineu. Ideal for retired or $39,600 SEVEN room Colonial BneeW. NbUa beneflta. Five day work wert. 74 3MMlall 71 NOW accepting applications CaU Lynch Mbton Service ^ AMF CUNEOilVISION part time. Details on request with 1% baths, fflreplace. M2p900 aWfSir* for fuU time employment. Department for appointment, PteiA- B v ' Mtror Road Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field knotty pine rec room...owner CaU S2MM0 between 9 and 2 RL St, SWIerd Sfifnga^ CMii. Training Division Box 619„ bought new home, anxious to 331344147314 314 741344374 l47Tn 744 37-i only. Eqml 0|lrortiialt)j,.bn£lq]fcr . Wading. River, Nqw York. go. T.J. Crockett Realtors, U7SX. Mi-1577. J, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 7, 1877 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FrI., Oct. 7, 1977

El$r OF TK mVER K tl HOTW...... W wm...... — MAHiH to sbIobUo iis South WlndMr 6 4 6 - 8 2 5 Q • OPEN HOUSE • Sunday, October 9th B y J i T l n EASTERN 2 to 4 D .m . Oayia THEM 139 East Canta^Straal • Manchaalar, ConnacUcut 08040 • Talaphona (203) 646-8250 Oakland 6L Mewei.^ InOmd Dr. Covsntry Reduced to $47,900. Charming 2-Family with area, modern Hamilton ARE spacious rooms and large 150’ frontage lot. 3 bath full basement garage, 1st floor Roal Estate VERNON *36,500 bedrooms, firepjaced living room. 114 b a te down, 7 Editor YOU rooms up with 4 bedrooms, alum inum siding, gar- ?26,500.00 MMHS You may choose! A RANCH with a age on bus line near schools & shopping. dining room and 2 bedrooms, or a “BOB TERRY,” has 2 NEW HOMES 8ELECTED-a Single and a Two-Family. ^CONTENT have moiigage money It JUDY LANE RANCH with no dining room and 3 Shopping For WITH Priced for immediate aale Is this spacious 3 or 4 bedrooms. Presently set up as 2 bedroom Split. Formal dining, 1 'A baths, garage bedroom, as nice as any you have That Naw Home el my rates nestled In beautiful wooded setting. — Ouiet, One way to find out what houses are child-safe street. Only $44,500. seen. An assumable mtg., wooded A available is to shop the newspapers. The D lM C T IO N t : Ellington Road (or Rte. 301 to area, lots more. Bakion to Hilton, right on-Ellington, left to big house displays usually appear in the ^ S M A a MtrHyn, l«n on Judy Lane. weekend papers. Study these adver­ or Rta. 30 (or Ellington Rd.) to Pleaaant Valley Rd. The Taylor SL Vsmon tisements to find out the kinds of houses on to Hilton, laft to Sharon, right on Judy Lane. W Ifrad lld . •PROPiT... Only 2 models left - above 7 Room Dutch Colonial, sale and how much they cost. Look at the NEW-TWO-FAMILY-DUPLEXES. All 3 bedrooms, classified sections of “homes for sale’’ too. Gallery of with 3 bedrooms, family room with fireplace off country kitchen, 114 baths, full basements, SAVINGS BANK OF MHNCHESTER ^^fnber’Brnker ^ BKFISH Homes kitchen, double garage, % acre treed lot with aluminum siding, city utilities, several styles to Also, you may want to talk with people in realty company gorgeous view — or 7 Room Raised Ranch. Both choose from priced from $59,900 . . . the real estate business. When you know ’hrma priced just over $60,000.00 jSsi^rds ^ HOURS: what you want, they can often find it for Sundays Closad Dally 0:30 - • p m “DICK BISSELL ” just llatad a business — and a gorgeous home. you. As a rule these firms do not advertise lOt*;i s -OuS'r. i Have you evaluated your investments lately to analyze what is left in Realtors Sat, 8 a.m. - 0 p m _ _ j every house they have for sale. LENDER profits after you subtract taxes and inflation? BucMand Rd., S. Windsor 644-2517 Another way is to get the word around to your friends that you are in the market for Would you like to pay less in taxes and benefit from inflation? a house. This may lead to a good buy. CIRCA 1711 EASTERN FUNDING CORPORATION specializes in forming groups of Watch for “open house” signs. A sign in the investors who purchase large income properties that provide Capital most unlikely spot may produce exactly what you want for your family. Growth, Sheltered Income, Tax Savings and Mortgage Reduction. MORTGAGE Decorating Tips EASTERN FUNDING CORPORATION East Csntsr 6L Strlekland SL 13t East Cantar Straat Approx. 1100 S.F. store with beer license, well es­ Immaculate Ranch-Style-Cape custom built by • To add dimension to a small room, use MONEYT tablished. plus a 6 room 3 bedroom apartment on Manchaatar,ConnacUcut Fam ily. 3 bedrooms newer addition 12x18’ family the same color tone for floor covering, Unusual and early antique Colonial. Champherec 646-82S0 2nd floor. Good traffic location. Asking $65,000. room off kitchen with wood burning fireplace, for­ summer beams, beaded clapboards, corner cupboard, Family-sized kitchen plus a dining room, fireplaced living ceiling and large furniture pieces. To featheredge and raised panelling plus much more. room, three bedrooms, and a basement garage make this mal dining room, fireplaced living room, IVz baths, relieve monotony, use a bright accent color Cape a "must” to see. Priced at $37,900. History tied to Deerfield Massacre of 1704110 rooms, 2 garage, gorgeous private 200 ft. deep lot. Must see. or vivid print, check or plaid, for baths, 2 fireplaces, walkout basement with workshop, $50,900.00 : Gentlemen: accessories. carriage shed. “JACKIE SMITH,” has 2 naw llsUnRS to show... Please forward me Information regarding your Registered Real Estate • For a coordinated look, try covering ^ Securities concerning: window shades with fabric to match cur­ A. ------Capital Growth and Tax Shelter tains and-or slip-covers. l i ^ B ------Capital Growth and Sheltered Income • Add Old World elegance to picture y Name:______arrangements by replacing simple wood frames with ornate gilt ones and the use of i 7 Acres of Land ; Address: ____ velvet overlays. Leave the fast city behind you, move into this lovely 8 • For the custom look, try covering room, 4 bedroom, air conditioned Ranch with in-law ^ City and State:_ Birch Mmntalii id. Lampiightar Lana wooden window valences with wallpaper to apartment. Go horse back riding through 17 acres of ASK M E. Charles Jack Coniam )OKINQ FOR Spacious 9 Room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, Just going up — 7 Room Cont. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 match the walls or fabric to match curtains wooded pastureland or go fishing in your private pond Take our word for it, this six room Colonial is a fantastic Registered Real Property Security Dealer fireplace, large paneled family room off eat in baths, cathedral glass walled ceiling, master plus a small single house on property with income. All Betty Petricca value in today's market! Uniquely decorated, new floors or upholstery. this and much more. kitchen, carpeted living room & dining room, bedroom, fireplaced family room, double garage, Loan Officer in both kitchem and bathroom, fireplaced living room, and • Dress up simple bed and mattress com­ covered patio, 20x40 In-Ground Pool, over acre lovely treed lot. $64,900. separate dining room. Unbelievably priced at $32,900. treed lot with double garage. $71,900. bination with a “custom” headboard made from wallpaper panels or strips of fabric PHILBRICK i weAniiAnwowtipI “MARY EBAN,” has a 3 badroom and a 4 bedroom Colonial ready... Heritage Savings D.F. REALE and glued to wall. 646-4200 6464200 RSALTOR* RE5SJ1 ffhoan Associalim • Simr IS9I 175 Main St. 646-4525 ‘ - 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER I tnccwxm .im iT n 1007 Main street. Manchester Tel. 649-4586

Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Safe 23 Houaehold Qooda 40 Artlcloa lor Sale 41 ArtMea lor Sale 41 Building Suppllee 42 Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 SOUTH WINDSOR - Two GLASTONBURY - Rustic FOUR PIE(?E Living room RED BRICK - $110M, beige NATURAL STONE for acres surround this 4-bedroom Contemporary on beautiful EUREKA VACUUM with DOG-CAT BOARDING Lot #36 SIrasfhsiTY Ls im M an ch tstar Brlssoni Rd. set - Couch, chair, coffee $12SM, brick paven $160M, power noszle, three months retaining wSlls, veneers, Garrison Colonial, Parquet Minnechaug Mountain area. table, and desk. Made of vinyl bathin^grooming. Obedience NEW-7 Room Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 1 full, 2 half Old 7 Room Colonial, fully carpeted, 4 floors, fireplace, family 8”X4”. Basement Sulmer^- old. Call 875-9160. patios, m . Pick up by the protection classes. Complete IUNCHES1ER Lovely cedar wood and therm- like leather, and butcher block pound or deUvery by the ton. room. $62,900. Century 21, poane glass bring in the beau- ble Pump $85 value. MS. modern facilities. Canine bate, fireplaced family room off Kitchen with bedrooms, 2VZ bate, fireplaced living room, formal wood. $250. CaU 646-4707, after Holstomatic scaffolding, WEDDING (WWN - Size 13. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, appliances, formal living room and dining room, dining room & living room, double garage, walk out Jackston/Avante, 646-1316 ly and sunshine of the out­ 6. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Cap* — Starter house has raises itself, reasonable. 6& Pearled appllqued, with 6494163. Road, Manefaester. For reser­ doors. Four bedrooms, two 9506. BARROWS vinyl siding, garage, all for 153,900.00 basem ent -159,900. four rooms and space for firmlaces. 1.3 wooded acres. matching picture hat. Asking vations please call 648-5971. GOLD PLUSH Carpeting - $175. Please caU 872-3494. two more on second floor. $87,900. Century 21,2 13.5 X 17.10. $140. 10x11, and “RICK MERRITT WOULD LOVE TO SHOW THESE TWO HOMES... A()UARIUMS. 70 and 15 Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 FREE. Sampson Cock-a-poo. Refinished bath with Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. 13x3, $115. Very good condi­ LARGE LOT ceramic tile. $32,500. allon, complete set up. STUDDED A78-13 Firestone Black altered male. Tnree WALLACE tion. 647-9713. tand, beaters, filters, hood, COMPANY goes with this 7-room TC - $15 pr. 7.75-14 Sears FREE CUTE Adorable Pup­ years old. Raised with MANCHESTER PARKADE iDOM Colonial. Lovely fireplaced gaU accessories. 649-5583. snows, with rims, $S5 pr. 165 pies. Mixture Collie- children. CaU 647-9007. Ranch — This six room living room, family room, Lota-Land tor Sala SR-13 Semperits, Labrador. 643-5682 after 6 from the pressures of city living in this 10 R(X)M 4 screened in porch, one full Ranch is in immaculate 24 □ MISC. FOR SALE PRATT !$• are your award-winning RELO rafi aatata Invoatmont Property 25 printing plates, .007 thick, set, sewing machine, Sale could improve your ten­ with appliances, vinyl siding, 2 car garage, treed lovely eat in kitchen with laundry room, 16x32 In- system. $37,500. to 1 p.m., 85 Highwooa Drive. dressers, fireplace sets, skils, nis or golf game? See bow, at Now scrounging food. Needs a brokar baefcad by ovar IS yaara of oxportanco Our SOLD signs out number 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for borne with love. 633-2250 after lot. $62,500.00 Ground Pool with private back yard, rec room, con­ MANCHESTER - We just CHOICE OFFICE Building $1. Phone 643-2711. Miscellaneous, including bicycle parts, tires and rims, 78 while Street Saturday, Oc­ listed this lovely Cape. Three youth bed. 6 p.m. AU vet fees will be apid aorvica to tranalarrad paopla and eom- venient location. $45,900. our FOR SALE Signs. We with excellent income etc. Saturday, October 8th., 11 tober 8th., 9:30 a.m., rain or panlaa. Ona call puta ua to work nurkaUng your bedrooms, formal dining EDMUND GORMAN producing apartment not far UNUX)RMS WANTED - Cub to 4. 288 Fern Street, shine. room. Wooded private Realtor from Manchester Howital. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, MANCHESTER WATES Manchester. proporty here and finding new property (or you NeofI Listings. backyard. Excellent condi­ Excellent situation for doctor Fair-Tag sale. Italian- TAG SALE, Saturday, Oc­ GORGEOUS YEAR 4 HaU Call 646-4040 Brownies, nurses. East Old - Blale Samoyed. AKC anywbofa* tion. $38,900. Century 21, or dentist. Reply Box G c/o Catholic School. 649-1225. American HaU, 135 EldrW e GARAGE SALE - Saturday, tober 8th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 144 • CALL US WE WORK • Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. Street, October 8th, 104. registered. Wonderful disposi­ Call us today. RICHARD E. MERRITT Manchester Herald. October 8tb., 9 to dusk. Little 54ontauk Drive, Vernon. (Off Baked goods. Handmade tion. Needs loving home. $150. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, of everything! 176 1/2 Spruce Lake Street). Mlacellaneoua EM. TaddeL PretidenI MANCHESTER - Rental slips Reel Batata Wanted 21 items, plants, clothing, toys, Street, back of Lucas Tailor CaU 6468182, a ftv 4 p.m. processed gravel, stone, sand lunch. household, j e w ^ , garden The Barrows & Wallace Company showing? Bring your and fill. For delivery call Shop. and lawn equipmant. Chevy WHIUM L BOFNIiE MBICY checkbook and buy this neat MANCHESTER - Bolton line. Luxury living in this Ansaldi ALL CASH For your property, George H. Griffing, Atidover, truck wheels, nbdel A Ford MANCHESTER [H AGERCY 646-1180 three bedroom Cape. New within 24 hours. Avow Red 74^7n6. TAG SALE - Saturday 10 a.m. TAG SALE - October 8 4 9,10 parts. Boata-Aeceaaorlaa 45 Realtors REALTORS 647*1413 kitchen. $36,400. Century 21, built eight room Ranch on to 4 p.m. No presales. TTie S4S-7833 728-661 ^ ^ T o n lovely landscaped acre. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes to 5. 245 Hilliard Street. Dou­ Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. Corporation, 6^131. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Finley Street neighbors have ble bed, rugs, motorcycle, GARAGE SALE • Saturday 10 1972 FOUR Horsepower John­ Enclosed porch, spacious rec combined their treasures for son, ExceUent running condi­ room, 2 car garage, with spec­ Good condition. Good for toys, sofa, kitchen set, to 5, CoUectabtea, toidi, u s ^ SELLING your bouse? Call us plating, or welding. Call 649- this one. 1974 HoUday TraUer, housefaold items, books, and trie motors, etc. 73 French tion. Used 2 1/2 seasons. CaU tacular pool, patio area. Very 1974 Ford Super Cab Pickup 6434609 after 5 p.m. desirable neighborhood. East first and we'll make you a M39 from noon til 6:00 p.m. miscellaneous. Road, Bolton. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Truck, Machinist tools, GET MORE with CONTEMPORARY Coast Realty, 528-9668, 643- fireplace screen, air con­ Qerdeo Producta i 9969. Realtor, 843-1577. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 GIANT TAG SALE - Vernon, TAG SALE - Sunday , October 4 COLONIAL plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed ditioner, old Electrolux, Fur­ 19 kfontauk Drive, (Off Lake 9tb, 10 a.m. 191 Bonon Cantor IMMEDIATE Cash for your sand and stone. 643-M04. niture, and much more. Street). October 8, 9, 10, 10 APPLES, peaches, and pears. located In Rockledge area. Ma n c h e s t e r - Largrge 6 Road, Bolton. Lots of dolls, Family room, fireplaced property. Let us e»lain our a.m. to 6 p.m, Thousanda of new Avon, commode, mia- Botti’i Fruit Farm. 26(f Bush Room CaM. Mid $30s. Quiet fair proposal. Call Mr. ANOTHER TAG SALE - HIU Road. Manchester. living room, formal dining location. Nicely done inside CHAIN SAWS-New and used. Item! 4 year Maytag waaber cellaneous. Reasonable. Belflore, M7-14IS. Replacement chains and Converse Road, Bolton, off and dryer, clothing, funiiture, room, wall-to-wall carpet, and out. Lessenger Sells, iw- Birch Mountain Extension. 8713. repidrs on all makes. Capitol toys, baby items, twin TAG SALE - Saturday 4 Sun­ CANNING TOMATOES, BOLTON garage, large treed lot. MAY WE BUY your home? Equipment Co., Inc., 38 RUin October 0 4 9, 104. Dbuy bedspreada, lamps, books, day, 9 a.m. to l_p.m. 14 Tunxie sweet corn peppers. BuckUnd Ehcceptional design in this lovely seven room (Colonial Priced at $56,900. (}uick, fair, aU cash and no more items. ExceUent mis- brie a brae, electric counter Farms, corner Adams 4 MANCHESTER - Con­ Street, Manchester. 6ii'7958. Irau , Bolton. FdUow lifna on Ranch. Spacious beamed ceiling living room with center problems. Call Warren E. cellaneotts, including 100 un* range, pine o»ea, dishes and Route as. 2 families moving. Tolland Turnpike, opposite dominium. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 kjue plants, infantaTdiUdren's Caldort. fireplace, large L-shaped kitchen, three bedrooms. 2 Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. COMPLETE Cub Scout outfit. glanware, etc. Something for All m utt gol Furniture, a m baths, enclosed sunporch, above ground swimming pool, ZINSSER baths, rec room, carpet, pet, seasonal clotUnf, bal^ fur­ evetyooel Don't m lu it! Reahor carport, recreation. $38,700. Size 12. Old bureaus, $20 and parti, small and large lower level fireplace, 2 car garage, many extras. Call (or 646-1S11 WE WILL BUY Your home. $25. Call 6434119. niture, toys, old ooUs, ahtique appliances, camping equip­ chrysanthemums - Many In this clean steel sided (Colonial with U4 baths, Call owner, 6 to 11 p.m., 648- crib, orfginal pen & inks, appointment to see. $69,500. Immediate sale. Fast, ef­ t a g s a l e - D is h e s , ment, toyi, new varieties choose from. fireplaced living room, formal dining room, and garage. 1 5282. No agents. ficient, professional semce. motorcycle helmets, baked $1.50. 20 Mountain Road, HOMEMADE PATCH Quilts. goods. glassware, toola, antiques, to YEAR UMITED HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED. Only Glastonbury, near Arruda Realty, 644-1539. 528- Assorted cottons, polyester etc. Saturoay Oct 0, 9:30 to 4. TAG SALE Saturday 4 Suo- $45,900. 9395. fill. 646-7736 evenings 4 to S 506 Adams Street. diy, October ______4 ld i,lto,, S . Minnaaebaug (jo U (kiurse. p.m. TAG SALE • Saturday 10 to 5,. 100 Spruce Street. Many Mlicellaneoui househ'ord CUSTOM BUILT HOMES IN FOREST HILLS Houaehold Qooda 40 TAG SALE • Saturday, Sun­ items, oM faihionOd bath tab, Antfquua 46 Spotless S year young Ranch on child-safe cul-de- STRAW. Excellent mulching items, color TV, stereo day, 10 to 4. Rain or ihme. 351 sac. Fireplaced living room, (onnal dining room, MANCHESTER cabinet, baby itema, odda 'n sink, mangle inn, air con­ “I UR or HOUSE FOR THE M ONET REFRIGERATORS straw. No p ain seeds. No Cedar Swamp Road, Coven- ditioner, and— '------WANTED. Antiqueuc furniture,luiiuiure, eat-ln kitchen wiUi bullt-ins. Three bedrooms, IVk ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE HOME BUYERS enda, salt and pepptr ooUec- try. ^ a u , pewter, oil paintingsI or Custom built 7 room Raised Ranch. 3 Washers, ranges, used, weed seeds, Buckland F um s, tioo. 81 baths, first floor laundry, screened porch, attached I We can custom build the home of your dreams In guaranteed and clean. New 644-2361 after 6;S0 p.m, 'Other antique Item 1 s. R. Harrison, 6 4 ^0 9 . garage, aluminum siding. Must be seen. bedrooms, dining room, fireplaced family ■ Forest Hills, one of Manchester's most prestigious shipment damaged, GE and TAG SALE - October 8th. SOUTH WINDSOR I locations. Our unique service makes It possible to give Frfgldaire. Low prices. B.D, ROCKS FOR FILL. AUaizea- CAPE room, baths, deck, 2-car garage, very Pearl and Son, 649 Main free. Fot more information Baby items, toddlers clotbea, 'WamedldBuy 4$ Like new throughout is this seven room lovely Colonial I ffoney. We will custom miaceUaneous. 0 Avon Street. lovers should inspect this seven room home on quiets tastefully decorated on a nice corner lot. that offers three large bedrooms, first floor family room, I puljd ifour home from $77,900.00 and sa*6 yen M Street, 643-2171. Main Street, caU 6464447. 10to4. ACCORDIANS - WIU pay up to stm t. Four b^rooms, eat-in kitchen, finished rec eat-in kitchen, formal dining room and extra Urge living I jt t t i 18 ■ 20% over what you would pay on the regular 643-2171. All this and more for only CABINET SINGER Sewing «e for 120 Ban; $» for It room with walk-out basement, aluminum sided, room with firepUce. Also l ‘i baths, self clean oven. TAG SALE - Saturday k Sun­ ■ housing market. The lots we have available, offer the SIX BLACK Vinyl Sears machine • Operate knM or B an. Cali 247-0042. only $38,900. Hurry. •43,500 Will buy Uiis 7-room Cape in a convenient residential loca­ Kitchenaide dishwasher, attached garage and paneled rec ultimate In seclu d ^ beauty and privacy, and are a d ja - H dining pedestalp e d e its L chairs,eba foot pedal. $«. CaU 846-2753. day, 10 to 4.83 St. John Street. tion. Four bedrooms, rec room, alumlitum siding, carport I Barca Lounger, tables, SEVERAL room. Priced to sell at $55,900. If?"* h ° beautiful homes In I oririnally $45, very good■ coo- Two and three and four family homes in many and tr e ^ lot. IThese are the last lots available In Forest ■ ditwnT Will sell______for 1/2price | FIREPLACE HEAT chairs, lainpi, imaU motors, □ RENTALS ■ Hllle. Interested? Give us a call or best offer. 64^19. Diaperier. Large tubep wiUi dishes, oommnation windows locations of Manchester and East Hartford. Call for and many more itema. ILIUKII«D IMSSEITO I JAMES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY electric blower. Npw $99, addr^aes and details. t f f m MNl ESTAIt REiUTY CO, MC. FOR SALE - Two double head­ slightly used $65. P lain HeemterRent 82 MALTORS boards and frames, tlS. a set. modem desk, $35. 6464753. TAG SALE. Saturday October 6M-9S08, 649-6226, or 64l-5638 8th, $ to 4. 21 Lenox Street. o 2* Connecticut OM., lott Hortford Vanity table with mirror, $15, TV, Chain, tables, hi-fi equip- S L E E P IN G r o o m in Robwt 0. Murdock, RMMor Exercise basA, |9. Call 64^ Manchester with kitchen 647-9914 100 POUNDS of CUdrine H-T- menl^ misceU«uwpus. Ptyom 6294 after 6 p.m. H Tablets. $60. CaU 649-7891. .tuifiriefc PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALX), Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 7, 1977 ACROSS DOWN Aniwer to Previoui Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Oct. 7, 1977- PAGE SEVENTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••«•• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••«•••••••••••••••••••••• I Govarnment 1 Horae |0|0|0|t1 LIBEIQ Chariot M. Schultz Aiitot For Sate a t /lufo* For Sole 61 Auto* For Salo 61 Auto* For 8 tli 81 sgsm directhrai □ □ 0 1 3 y~»~a 6 Dear Abby (comp.wd.) 2 The three 5 On its way wile men 3 Stratford’s D 9 At this tims □uuno □□□□uniD 12 Roof sdgs river You can GoiHit on». □□□□ □□□□ raiSD ' 1 , 1 ( , , < ^ r y i 1, f i 13 Wstsrs |Fr.) 4 Snuggle ONE WAl' TO TELL IF ‘f'OU CAN CARRH'ON □□□ □□□□ □□□!:) (1/ 117, 1<' 1 1 1,1. By Abigail Van Buran 14 Hall 5 Cracker stats □□□Dinno □'□nuo IF 4'Oy'RE IN GOOP A CONVERSATlONWHlLE 15 Sslfeitssm 6 Acorn tree □ D O □ □ □ t7 7 1 , 'I [ll 1/ 11 ',1 7 Zeros D EAR AB BY: Ralph and I got a caU at 6 a.m. from Vera Ipl'l SHAPE 15 TO TALI^ W U E J066IN(5,THEN t 1 1 / / (/ 11 1 1 1 77 , 1 7/ ( 8 Raisa high □ the 30-year-old woman our 16year-old son la Uving with 16 Soonsr stats □ □ □ □ 17/ ( r/i I / // 7 17// I//I B Not a one WHILE W K E X 6 6 IN 6 WU'RE IN GOOP SHAPE We had never met Vert, but we threw Junior out of our (abbr.) n V / 1 //ff( , 1 7 / / 7 1 /, , I 7, / 10 Latin poet □ O D D SUMGSI house because he was over her place aU the time, anyway. 17 Vain of s last 11 Networks parson 18 Goologlcsl ds- audience Vera was frantic because Junior hadn’t been "homo" for 19 Food 29 Protective poiiti 48 Flaky atorm two nights. Imagine the gaUI Ralph said Vera waa 20 British insuror 21 Poverty-war ditch 49 Juicy fruit hysterical, so he thought he should get dressed, go to her 22 Loltsr agency (abbr.) 30 Appellation (< I 50 Blushing USED CAR place and calm her down. Meanwhile, I went bade to sleep 23 Female saint 24 Baiaballar 31 Flower V ' ’^ ' 7 WeU, Ralph was gone for 18 hours and I was half-crazy (abbr.) Slaughter 37 Malady 52 Chinese WliMhrap SPECIALS worrying about him. When he came home, I noticed he had 24 Well 25 Hawkeys 38 Escape society n cwn IM H2H worn his best suit and shoes. vliualized State 41 Hot spring 53 Over (Gar.) 28 All (prefix) 26 Crafted 54 Magnitude By COUNTING- 902 V-0, automatic, power steering, power braket. He told me he had taken Vera to dinner, and Junior 43 Slow (mus.) CAN AUA^>B 7EU_ 32 Negative BUFocala — By Ruth Marcus I otereo radio. never did show up. likeness 45 Classes 57 Animal WHETHER conjunction What do you caU a man who leaves his wife’s bed to 27 Awkward 46 Speech to lha encloiure eERV/NO- UVS2 OR BMPry^BATB. 78 FORD LTD WASON S«0 8 33 Actor Mlneo FRIH? CHICKEN IN THE" Squya Wagon has automatic, power steering, power pacify a woman he’s never met because his son ^ d n ’t come 34 Boat paddle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 to 11 eCHOCL CAFET&HA... I brakes, power windows^ power seals, air, stereo radio. "home" to her? His excuse was that he wanted to see the 35 Have debts 12 13 14 LANCE AMD 6WEM o WHERE CT'"7 I D P t C K environment hia son was living in. 36 Stupid fallow ARE 74 FORD E-200 CAROO VAN S34S8 DISGUSTED 39 French friend 15 16 17 ARE SO ALfA/r- m k t b l f V-0, automatic, power steering, radio. D EAR DISGUSTED: How about a “C.P.E." (Concerned 40 Cuts you 18 19 20 21 6ARDE • I M A T H S R M V 7 S Pacifying Environmentalist)? 42 Makes larger 6 a M 6 i 44 School organl- 1 SURE THEY'LL STAY IN FLORIDA ON USI DEAR A B B Y : When a friend has taken his own life, out 22 23 O F W E E y ration (abbr) d e a r ? 75 MAVERICR S2605 Buy any naw 1977 Granada, Muatang, Mavarick, of kindness and consideration for the family, should the 1 ' 4 Door, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. 47 Want before 24 25 26 29 3 0 31 SERV/E V E fly A H D P k Pinto, LTD, LTD II, Courlar Pickup In. stock and whole thing be ignored as though it had never happened? 48 Hoses E3IBTIC CtCESES (O-y 32 1 PRUNE lAMSH rscaivs absolutely free — 4 Days and 3 Nights for I mean, should there be no flowers, letters of condolence, 51 Body passage > 5 Picy 74 FORO RANGHERO S3388 two at Pirate's Cove Beach Lodga, Daytona Beach, or mention of it at aU7 55 Recent (prefix) 1 1 <3^UW 35 37 z . I Brolue, V-B, automatic, power steering, radio. Florida. Some I have spoken to about this seem to feel that this is 56 Corncob 58 Desert in Asia 1 1 1 1 the best way to handle suidde deaths. What is your 40 43 59 Western- 73 FORD LTD S2188 opinion? 1 1 HURRYI OFFER LIMITED TO hemisphere or- 44 Room* lor Rant 52 Apartmoni* For Rant 51 Apartmant* For Rant 53 ApartmanI* For Rant 53 4 Door, green, LOADED, air conditioning, vinyl top. - lo - 7 ANONYMOUS ganiretion 1 FIRST .aflTRUYERSI 48 49 50 52 53 54 THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ LOOKING for anything in real BOLTON - Manchester Town D EAR ANONYM OUS: When a dear one dies, hia family 60 First garden 73 FORO LTD S2188 (Only 4 Trips Left)* 61 Don Juan's 1 nished rooms. Kitchen estate rental - apartments, line. Large three room apart­ suffers a loss, whether he has taken his own life or not. 55 56 57 58 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermear 4-Ooor. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, mother homes, multiple dwelllngi, no Friends should express their sorrow and offer words of priviieges, centrally located, ment, stove, refrigerator, air, radio, vinyl top. 62 Bent to one comfort to the family without reference to the 59 60 61 parking, men only. Deposit. fees. ^ J.D. R ealEstate quiet neighborhood, ASK ONE OF OUR side AVMUILESOOII drcumstancea. BOV.' ' AH BUT N ^11 6^2358. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. references required, 9200 72 FORD PINTO S1685 64 •" CAVIP FROST YOU HAVE TO ^ FRIENDLY SALESMEN FOR DETAILS 63 Transmitted 62 63 monthly. 643-5963. Wagon. Blue. 4 cylinder, automatic, AM radio. DEAR A B B Y : When some poor, ignorant, unimagina­ 64 Being in a _ 1 WHAT ' THINK CF > NIPPING UPDATE IT FOR THE BEAT THE COMMUTE! MODERN BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished tive dolt points to the work of a serious modern artist and fairy tale (NtWSPAPIH I N ASHOR THEJCrVS AT YOUR NOSE TV GENERATION.' room. Kitchen privileges. Cromwell area's most SUNNY FOUR ROOM Second 78 FORD GRANADA S3295 asks, “What is T H A T supposed to be?" how should the SUMMER OF /LUTUMN prestigious and luxurious 2-BEDROOM Centrally located. Parking. floor apartment. Available to 4 Door. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, air con­ Stop In and test drive artist respond? Women only. Deposit. Call studios. One, two and three marrlM couple. No children ditioning. r^lo. «»/UlTMEirr$ BEWILDERED 649-2358. bedroom apartments from or pets. On busline, near shop- Ford’s New 1978 Fairmont 9160 to 9289 per month. Call pinig. References and security 75 MAVERICK S2998 Win at Bridge CLEAN FURNISHED room today, 632-1300. Only IS required. 9185. 643-2210. 4-Door Sedan. Brown, automatic, power steering, power D EAR BEW ILDERED: The artist tells the dolt what he 7 for reliable, mature minutes to downtown Hart­ brakes, radio. bad in mind when he put the brush to the canvas. ( If he can M80 remember, that ia.) gentleman. Call 846-4701, after ford. Homo* lor Rant 54 Take chance in duplicate 6 : 0 0 . p a r m o n t h 71 FORD S1888 Qalaxle 500. V-8, automatic, power steering, power clubs held declarer to five; SEVEN ROOM Apartment - Includes wall to wall SIX ROOM CAPE. CentraUy DEAR ABBY: You often print letters from telephone brakes, air conditioning, vinyl top. radio. NORTH those who looked around for a LIGHT Housekeeping room, 24 Locust Street. Security. carpeting, beat, hot water located. Aluminum siding, va­ operators complaining about what they have to put up *743 miracle and led anything else fully furnished. Stove, Available. Call 646-2428,9 to 5. and parking. cant, 9825 with a security with from the public. As a member of the “public,” may I VQJ97 72 FORO OALAXIE $1895 watched declarer run off the refrigerator and linen deposit required along wltn I Loaded. get in my 2 cents’ worth? * AK654 grovid“‘ vided. 801 Main Street. 649- TWO BEDROOM Townhouse. references. UtiUties not in­ I have never called directory assistance to find out *7 rest of the tricks with no trou­ IVk baths, dishwasher, dis­ 643-1961 cluded. T.J. Crockett, 2-Doors • 4-Doors • Wagons whether I should use 10 large eggs instead of 12 small ones ble at all. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence posal. laundry hookups, Realtor, 643-1577. in an angel food cake, how to spell "consdentious WEST EAST A couple of declarers were heatea, immediate occupan­ *10 5 *9B2 held to 10 tricks for very bad objector," what Pat Nixon's real first name is, or the I'D RATHER NOT EVEN M E U T IO A l A L L cy. 526-1708 days. COUNTRY U FE. Brilliant VA8542 V 10 6 3 scores. West opened the 10 of NOT WHEN THERE'S A COMPANY answer to any other such questions. THIS TO WLAOEK.-UNLESS YOU MAKE two bedroom home, carpeted, * 10 7 *932 diamonds against them and JET ALL FUELED AMP READY Apartmant* For Rant 53 THREE ROOM Apartment - When I call B4R. Jones person-to-person at home, and his barbeque patio, available * A J 10 5 *KQ42 since they were afraid of a ' m EANIn 'e -UNLESS NEW LY DECORATED Se­ FORD wife answers saying he is not in, die operator inevitably With heat, hot water, stove. now. Rental Asslstors, 2 ^ SALES & SOUTH (D) ruff, they simply drew I REFUSE TO eo BACK.) WE HAVE customers waiting refrigerator, carpet. 9190! cond floor 3 Room Apartment, asks, “Would you like to speak to MRS. Jones?” 5646. SmaU fee. * AKQJ6 trumps, cashed five (uamonds TO CALIFORNIA AND for the rental of your a p ^ - TTUrd__ floor, centrally______located. near the center. Heat, hot Why on earth would I be calling MR. Jones if I wanted to AGREE NOTTO/VIAKE DILLON SERVIGEy INC. »K and had to lose three tricks in water, and parking included. ment or home. J.D. Real No pets. Adults ^ y ^ Security speak to his wife? And with Mrs. Jones right on the line A n y m o r e t r o u b l e : ^ t e Associates, Inc. 646- dep^t. CaU 646-76i0. . No appliances. One adult LAKESIDE. Radiant two «Q J8 hearts and clubs. preferred. No children or bedroom home, kids and pets 3 1 9 Main St., Manchester 6 4 3 - 2 1 4 5 listening, what am I supposed to say, “No, I don't want to * 9 8 6 3 This would have been the pets. Security. 9185 monthly. O.K. CaU now. Only 9245. Ren­ talk to her?” So I end up not speaidng to the person I BoU) vulnerable correct line in rubber bridge. MANCHESTER - Female tal Asslstors, 236^^. Small called, and paying person-to-person rates for it. MANCHESTER - Attractive 2 Call after S-.OO p.m., 64941580. OPEN Mon-Thurs til 9 PM., Sat. til 6 PM., FrI. til 5 PM. We feel that in match-point E arly 20’ s to share two fee. I realize that not all operators are alike, but customers Well Nortk Eait South bedroom townhouse available bedroom Townhouse apart­ duplicate it would have been CREAM PUFF. Five room aren't, either. 1* in the Coach House on Otis ment with same be^ining Oc- better play to lead the king of OPTION TO BUY. Cap­ Pau Pau Street. 1 1/2 baths, Duplex. Garage, appliances, JOHN Q. PUBLIC 2* 3* hearts and play to make five. tober 1st. Call 6497 tivating three bedroom home 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, appliances, carpeting, base­ rec room, privacy. No Offfcea-Stores tor Rant 55 BEAUTIFUL 1977 Cutlass Camper*-Trallar* Pan 3* Pau 4* utilities. Security and with fireplace, garage and power steering and brakes, Oldsmobiie. Only 8,200 miles. Pan Pau Pau /^ ■ ■ ment. No pets, one chud. ^15. HERE TODAY, gone Mobile Homo* 85 references, adults preferred. more. Call Rental Asslstors, OFFICE AVAILABLE - air conditioning, excellent Fully automatic, call owner. Opening lead - AW includes heat, hot water. tomorrow. Lovely two No pets. 9290. 6466888. 2368646. SmaU fee. ExceUent Main Street loca­ condition. 91500 . 6469199. 6467690. Astro-graph n : Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., DO YOU WANT to sell your A Texas reader wants to bedrooms with basement, tion. 440 square feet, heated 646-2482. dining area, kids and pets, o.k. mobile home? Qualified By Oswald & Jamei Jacoby know who invented the Texas MANCHESTER. Stylish one and air conditioned. 9200 per WE PAY 910 For complete By BERNICE BEDE 080L Alley Oop — Dave Graue Only 9150. Rental Asslstors, OfltoM-StorM lor Rant 55 1969 R E B E L Station Wagon, 6 buyers waiting with available All roads led to Rome in the convention. bedroom, heat paid, all month. 643-6396. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland THREE ROOM Apartment - 2 3 6 ^ . Small fee. cylinder, automatic, power financing. This is our special­ bidding of today’s band. This is an easy one. It was Immediate occupaiicy. Stove, appliances. Only 9135. Rental ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ steering 9500 or best offer Auto Body, 528-19M. ty for fast immediate action. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1*) The time has passed to dodge a Every South player opened invented by Dave Carter of St. FROM WHAT I'VE OBSERveO, HOWEVER, ITS 'SUPBZ- S O M E T IM E S a l l e y 's SO T ...ATANY RATE, refrigerator. No pets. 9210 per Aasistors,!, 2368646. SmaU fee. fice. Ground level, central THREE ROOM Office for Call 6460425. Connecticut Mobile Home 3 1/1 LARGE Bright rooms - difficult decision. Make It now. one spade and while there Louis. THE COMPOUNPOOP SWALLOW­ STRENSTH' PROPERTIES rr...PARTICULARLY AFTER r DON'T THINK month. References and location, professional rent in modern professional Brokers, a name you can Heated, kitchen appliances, Settle things once and for all. were quite a few bidding se­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ED hasn't SOTHERED HIM.*^ - S E E M TO B E ERRATIC HE'S EATEN A LOT...AND WE HAVE TO HEIAT PAID. Clean and cozy 2 b u U d ^ pvklng and utilities. office buUding. Approximate­ 1966 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder. trust. Fall special three only. IN n a t u r e T s o m e t i m e s h e H A S N 'T .' WORRY ABOUT security required. Philbrick parking for one car. Adults on­ quences from then on, the Agency, 646-4200. bedroom in honte. All ly 400 square fMt. M s t Center Runs well, needs some atten­ Just arrived from factory. EfiSiiiibiij PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Do­ ILL EFFECTS ly, no pets. Lease and security Truck* for Sale 62 final contract was always the (Do you fiavs a question for utpllancei, available now. Street location. Ample tion. 9150 firm. Call 528-0573. New 14 foot wides, two or ing your duty should be upper­ A N Y M ORE.' required. 9160. Call 643-6396. Oct 8. 1*77 the experts? Write "Ask the (U y 9820. Rental Assistora, MANCHESTER - Ap- air conditioned. Call most In your mind today. It's not same. r ATTENTION TENANTS. 1967 CHEVY VAN. 6 cylinder, three bedroom, matching Take extra palno thlo coming Jacobys” care o f this 2 3 6 ^ . SmaU fee. only an obligation, but you'll The bidding in the box Many types of rentals proximately 660 square feet of ” 65697 1974 FO R D E 200 VAN - appliances, easy financing year to buHd laatlng or solid newspaper. The Jacobys will HILLIARD STREET. Four standard with shelves and derive satisfaction from a job shows the approved sequence available from 990 up. Home prime space in local bank. Economical. 6 cylinder. Stan­ available to meet your budget. Irlendships. They’ll benafll you answer Individual questlona II room apartment, first floor, STOP!! Are you looking for a MEDICAL OFFICE for rent - ladder, rack. Good running which was alw the most pop­ Locaters, 278-0880. Fee 940. 9 ^ includes------heat, air con­ dard shift. Captains chairs. condition. $500 or be.sl offer Only $9,900. Beautiful lots materially and contribute to your well done. stamped, seH-addreased heat and appliances not in­ place to live? L e tR en ta l Approximately 1560 square AM/FM stereo. CB. Skylight. ular one. cluded. 9185 monthly. Securi­ ditioning and carpeting. Call 646-0425 available. Over 50 homes to self-esteem. ARIES (March 21-AprS It) Be a envelopes are enclosed. The Aaaistora give you a hand. Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. feet of prime space in modern Rack. Scoop. Shag carpet. Most West players opened SIX ROOM Apartment - Three ty. No pets. 646-1189. choose from. Preowned and compassionate leader today. moat Intereetlng queallone will large bedrooms, new carpets, We're Hartford area's fuU 6462482. established professional office Paneling. Mags. Wide ovals. new. Please call Connecticut Those In your retinue will follow the ace of hearts. After that be used In this column and will c service rental agency. Many building. Centrally locate. Side pipes. Much more. 1974 3/4 TON Chevrolet modern kitchen, stove, NO SECURITY required. Camper special. 8200 G V W., Home Brokers, 1-423-2026. LIBRA (Sept 2»-Oet 2 » Hope your example. Occupying the lead those who were smart receive copies ol JACOBY of our vacandet wdcome kids Only 5 minutes from Excellent. 92800. 522-3082, MODERN.) refrigerator. Attic, basement, Heated apartment with 3800 SQUARE FEET - Heat, air conditioned, CB radio, 24 - should not be tampered with forefront through fear Is lolly. enough to cash the ace of garage. 9800 monthly. Securi­ and peta. Apartments and air conditioning. Mostly Manchester Hospital. Anmie Hartford. appliances and many extras. 000 miles. Call before 5 p m pessimism today. Such a forge TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) T o -, houses priced from 980 to 9400. carpeted. 2 offices included. parking, air contUtioning. For Berry’s Worid . 0 I ty required. No pets. After 1 Cmly 997. Rental Asslstors, 643-8992. produces s metal whose temper day, for reasons you're unable to ‘ p.m., 6491050. AU areas. Rental Aaalaton, Downtown location. Adjacent more information, call 646 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO. will not withstand the blows of 2 3 6 ^ . SmaU fee. 2368646. SmaU fee. 5697. Four door Sedan, vinyl roof, perceive, you may lind yourtell to exceUeot parking. 643-096. Aulomotiva Sarvlea 66 lime. Rnd out to whom you're cool to those you really love. If The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions fully loaded, P.B , P.S., Motorcyclet-BIcycles 64 romantically suited by sending MAIN STREET, Manchester, you sense this happening, do an am/fm radio, air 91300. Call ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Pat- for your copy of A^o-Qraph about-face. 1400 square feet, full base­ 6460206. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Letter. Mail SO cents tor each T sun specialists, factory ment. Adjacent to large, free, 750 , 8000 miles, oil cooler and trained, one day service, 114 and a long, self-addressed, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) For­ r ....T V tB ONLY THIHO BUSINESS & SERVICE municipal parking lot. 1968 CH EVY IM P A L A Station rack. $1,750 289-4042. East Main Street, Rockville. stamped envelope to Astro- tunately for you. today you see ARE you OOING I KNOVU IS, I'M h iO T Immediate occupancy. Wagon. 307, V-8, Automatic, 871-1617. Graph, P.O. Box 489. Radio City people as they actually are. TO P L A V a & A L L USING THAT NEW , Brokers invited. CaU 523-7436 new shocks good front end, Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to You're not likely to be swayed by AS DIRTY AS b a l l h m s h b r / or 522-3114. good engine, no body rot $600. specify your birth sign. the opinions of those leas In­ K THAT ★ ★ formed. 4l Homestead Street HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) MANCHESTEIR - Industrial Manchester, FX-1200 - Built by faetcry State Flowers Achieving Important goals Is well CANCER (June 21-July 22) ^ c e . 20,000 square feet, first engineer Branch heads, within your reach today. Be Selfishnett Is a mantle that does floor, truck loading dock, rail FORD LTD 1966 Classic Four Barnett cluicn, aluminum aware that the price you have to not become eltbar you or ottwra. DIRECTORY siding, 91-25 square foot. F.J. door, P.S., P.B., runs good, pay may be In dollars Instead of Today, unfortunately, you may rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ Spilecki Inc., Realtors. 643- body excellent, 568-5926, after buretor, balanced blu^rinted pennies. cloak yoursall In such a garment. 2121. 5. Sarrieaa ORarad motor, transmission. 871-2511 SAOITTARIUB (Nov. 2>-Oso. LEO (July IS-Aug. 22) Hope and 87 Satvicaa ORarad 87 SuteUng-Cofftractfiig 21) Repetition of mistakes Is the optimism ars s u b d u ^ parte of 33 RooRng-Suing-Chlmnar 34 WHX REMODEL to fit te­ 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE. mark of tools who have not your psyche at this point Bear In C 4tM TREE Service - Free es­ nant - 500 square feet ★ ★ MUSIC GROUP “ Midnight." CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Good engine. Best offer 647- profited by past experience. mind: The sun that seta today will timates, discount senior SPEXUALIZING cleaning and available for small commer­ Top 40, three piece band with Homes, Additions, Repairs, 1690. You're smart enough not to let rise tomorrow. citizens. Company repairing chimneys, roofs, cial business. Property is reasonable rates. CaU Frank Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, 1975 H O N D A 500 T w in - this happen to you. Manchester owned and new roofs. Fr6e esumates. 30 located 80 feet from Main VIROO (AU0. 22-SspL 22) To­ Sansevero, 5265587. 3462000. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966. Purchased March 1976. Like operated. CaU 6461327. Years Experience. Howley, Street, center of downtown Good running condition. New new. Less than 300 miles CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jn. 1*) day. you may have pradatar- Born Loser — Art Sansom 643-8381. Butt out of situations today mlnad that what you plannad ECONOMY BUILDING Ser­ Manchester. CaU after 6, 6 ^ battery. Low mileage. 643- $1200. Call 646-4060. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 5227. 2371, where your suggeettons are not won't work out Don't dose your vices. Commercial- Carpentry and general con­ HOOFER WILL Install roof welcome. H they fall, the btama mind. nlture repaired, reflnishing, Residential. Office buildings. HONDA - 400, 1977. Good con­ tracting. R eiiaen tial and siding or gutters for low dis­ could wall be placed upon you. HAVEN'T UJOi / KMin^ im u ^ 5 A1P, "1T'$ |()OT^ A PONT CARE UJHAT toucb-up work. House calls Complete jadtw ial service, dition. Custom seat. Call John iNEWSPAPEIlEZrTERPRlSEAiaN I commercial. Whether it be a count price. CaU Ken at 647- CHEVROLET WAGON 1972 B l977byNEA.Inc and service calls, pick up and free estimates, Try ui ana at 643-5186. I VOOR FRIBUPW... smaU repair Job, a custom 1586. OFFICE SPACE Townsman, excellent Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and BtofftI K (c m % V .X h k \UHeTHgR SOU WlU OR delivery. 569-2867 days or save! CaU 6490120. Satiafac- mechanical condition. 91000 or after 5. built home or a^th ing in FOR RENT OUTTlIOfo THAT IT? HOW W FUy I'M ?TILL Uon guaranteed. between, caU 646L best offer. Call 646-3310. 1973 360 RT Yamaha. ZiO square feet, center of Excellent running condition OFP r TAKE VER rVE BEEN — -N ' / want to file a reverse discrimination suit!" TEAM' OUinil0fc7l BRICK. BLOCK, Stone ______Manchester, air conditioning and HOUSECLEANING - Days CARPENTRY t Masonry - parking. Call MMUl. AMC HORNET Hatchback - Just rebuilt. $700. Call 646- CORNET LESSON, PWACTICING ALU Fireplaces, concrete. Experience. CaU Haadng-Plumbing 35 2014 “ 742-6«4, Additions and remodeUng. 1973. Automatic. Excellent HEY, E U 4 E R .? WEEK ON ’‘FLIGHT Free estimates. CaU Anthony condition. Must sell! Best ?&vTca”u M t “ .*11?..*.. SEWERLINES, sink lines, OF THE BUMBLE­ Our Boarding H o u m — Carrol & McCorm ick SquUlacote, 6»8811. offer. Call 6461575. H O N D A 1975 - M R 175. estimates. ______Palming-PaparRig 33 cleaned with electric cutters, Excellent condition. Call 644- BEE'IN ^ professionals. McKinney 1968 BUICK SKYLARK in 0706. A-FLAT.' PICK HIM Y NAV/.LETiS ODD J O ^ , Cleaning cellars CARPENTRY - Repairs, PAINTING - interior and Bros. Sewage Disposal Wanted to Rant 57 good running condition. UPANP A ,c:h ip in Y and attics. Moving large remodeUng, addiUons, gar- Commpany, 6 4 3 -^ . exterior, paperhanging, a j j ^ i ^ f ^ . Call David Asking 9650. Call 875-9190. Campart-Trallert LEAN HIMY FORA 1 BESIPE^ AtK' lUances, also stone or loam exceUent work. References. ATTENTION LANDLORDS. Mobile Home* 65 /kfiMNST / > T M l! X Ivered. 644-1775 or 644-9632. Free estimates. FSilly in­ NO JOB TOO SmaU - ToUet Let us fiU your vacancy fast 1967 CHEVY IMPALA /k11GHT< repairs, plugged drains, THE aOAL-^ IF W E Y sured. Martin Mattson, 846 CARPENTRY. CUSTOM wiUi partial screening at no Convertible. Standard, good A R E YOU Selling your mobile POST.' well ) CARRY \ VINYL REPAIR - We can fix kitchen faucets replaced, BE 4431. Houses - Addltioas, garages, cost to you. Home Locaters, condition. 9350 . 568-1009. home? Buyers waiting. Please T LUG HIMvf HIM J f M AP / r. sola*, chairs, cars etc. No repaired. Rec rooms, 2762935. No fee. roofing, and siding, kitchens, call Plaza Homes, Broker 1- V h o m e I >HOM£ A WHEN need for expensive rec- QUAUTY PAIN'HNG and bathroom remodeUng, heat bathroonos, and r e ^ work of 1973 FORD LTD. First 828-0369. V/E'UL HE coverlng. 5688878. modernization, etc. Free GARAGE IN Manchester - To AFTER < HaathclHf This Funny World Paper Hanging by Willis aU kinds. CaU Robert Jarvis reasonable offers gets it. Must / t ^ c T lC E ) b b t o o //^VtiRKEG Scbults. Fully Insured, Estimate gliuUy given. M & M store car. Call 649-4116, sell. New car in. 6 ^ 1 ^ , ■ TAG SALE - Save hundreds of 1 for estimate, 643-8712. REWEAVING burns, boles. Plumbing & Heating. 6462871. C T iREP ^ V DP. references. 6464349. anytime. dollars on display models. If VT ^ 1 Zippers, umbrellas repali^. 1974 DODGE D ART Sport - you have been thinking of UNFORTUNATELY, MV NEXT TO PLAV Window shades, Venetian LEON CIESZYN8KI BuUder • PLUMBING and Heating - DOOR NEIGHBOR IS MOT 5 ATURPAV HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch New homes custom built, Slant 6. Radials and snows. buying a mobile home, no blinds. Keys, TV for rent. Fast lervice. Reaso^le □ AUTOMOTIVE m u s i c l o v e r painted for 9150-1200 by remodeled, additions, rec Excellent condition. Asking better time than right now. A - ■ Marlow's, 887 Main St. 646 rates. Licensed. CaU Ron, 643- scheduling now. Professional rooms, garages, kitchens •••••••••••••••••••••••••« 91900. Call 872-3494. Shop and compare. Our prices 5221. considers any jiA. 8567. remodeled, bath tile, cement Aufoa For Sala 61 and quality can’t be beat. 2411 evenings or weekends, Don. work. Stepi, dormers. 1974 CAMARO - V-8, Immediate parking available ED'S LIGHT Trucking - FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ Kniliioiilor fifty Stat^ h Residential or commercial. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 automatic transmission, throughout the state. 'Trades Cellars and attics cleaned. PROFESSIONAL Painting; bing. Repairs and Kluwei's on blocks, sur- CaU 6464291. - 54,000 miles, 351 Qeveland power steering and brakes, welcome. Excellent financing Trees cut. Free estimates. Interior & Exterior, Comme^ Remodeling. Faucets, rouiiil oacli blockWith n engine. ExceUent running vinvl roof, top condition. Low available. Sample buy new 14 6461943. cial It Residential. F rw es­ vaniUes, hot water beaters. frame. 8ot the blocks to^ CARPENTRY, SIDING, condiUon. New shocks and mileage. One owner. Priced foot wides, choice of two or jfctlK'f ami mill a boiiier timates. FuUy Insured. 646 Prompt service, on emergen­ INSULATION - RemodeUng, brakes. Asking 91950. CaU 646 right. 643-4765. three bedrooms, not a for an licirloom quilt. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 4679. cies. to-7024. stripped down model. Was attics, garages, yards additions, rec rooms, aU types 4484. No. 2111 has ttnnsfer of siding and roofs. Reuden- 1967 MERCURY COLONY 912,4K, tag sale price 910,990. for 50 motifs: color cleaned, moving, trucking. J.P. LEWIS 4i SON-Interior tlal or commencial. QnaUty KEEP SMILING TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- Park Station Wagon - Good Parts, supplies, accessories, siijTKi's'tions: (iiroctions. Loam for sale. Lawn service. and exterior painting, MerMO^ workmanship. Free es- 000 miles, am/fm radio. Siarp condition throughout. 9400. full time service department. TO ORDER. ItRi 7« for eicR pit* ...... Pt»ilBlLITy= No job too big or small. 566 paperbanging, and KEEP H APPY tiro, plHS 2H Ilf pistiit Mg y,4f\W^mA tec TM Niq us Pii on /0 -7 8522. > timates. FUly insured. CaU car. Asking 92550. 646-4938. 6461955. Plaza Homes, 13« Wilbur Rindiinp. remodeUng. FiDiy insured. Ron Churchill or Mike Cross Highway, Berlin Turn- 6469658. Dxagan, 649-4139. Fhorlng gg PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, 1974 CHEVY VEGA - pike.“ 'ke, BeBerlin Connecticut, 1- ANMI CAIOT LAWNS MOWED, 95 and up. MincImHf IvMlnt HeraM four speed. Nice. 11795 Subur­ Hatchback. Automatic 82603619. Hedges trimmed, 910 and up, G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- ••••(••••••••••••••••••(a, 11M Am . el AmerieM Short Ribs — Frank Hill ban Motors, 6462OT6. transmission, radio. 54,600 New Vert. M.Y. ISON edging, fall cleanups. Now u Interior exterior painting and FLOOR SANDING & miles. Must sell I Asking ^ 5 . the ume to fertilize your RooRog-SUIng-Chlmnar 34 Reflnishing. FToon like new BEFORE YOU BUY a new or ...DO S O V ie T H IN C ? % wallpapering. Qiianty- CaU 647-1908. used Motor Home or Travel Priat lUni, tMrni witk ZIP WORTHWHILE A ' Uwn. 647-9060. No waxing (spedalizing in 1976 HORNET Four door, air, (vjH n c a n t V(XI„. profettional work at Trailer, see cur top lines at CODE f t Styli Nairttr. AROUND 3H= ■“ Y BIDWELL Home Improve­ older floors). Saining floors. automatic, power steering, reasonable prices. FuUy in­ ment Co. Expert Installatkn 1967 CHEVY BELAIR - 4 beautiful Camperama Resort 1977 ALBUM with a bound- CASTUET DRESSMAKING a^ Ceilings. InHMtside painting. Two new snows, 12,500 miles. -J - sured. 6 4 3 ^ . of aluminum siding, gutters door, in great condition. New Campground in nearby in “All-Seaspn Gift Bool?’ * AltaTatiou. Done reasonably. Mono Stove Dealer. J^n 13,300 or best offer. 2867035. of 24-paf>es! Price.. .$2.0*. and trims. Roofing Inshdla- lacquer paint. 78,000 miles. Townshend, Vermont. Think »-T CaU 8464972. ^ VerfaUle, 6468750, 8762K2. USD THESE 100X1 «T$t JO tUH. e l« n H c N u u k tSy a *. Im . tion and repairs. 6M8496,876 1906 MUSTANG. Needs some 9995. Phone 647-9856. how much you can save when RulkUng-Conmetlng 33 9108. you buy it in Vermont, legallv J*-.«41I--01UE XIOOON OUllTS. H O U S r CLEANER Needs work, but runs well. 9180. 742- CMljIat iIi Uh InNi nlltl. . “ I’m not going any (aater, *o atop your honldiigl" 9423. 1969 MERCURY 203 Engine register it in Vermont. CaU Nf. O-IIT-OHIITI ON PMIMI. e m p t e n ^ t - Day or evening WEIS ROBBINS carpentry HORACE Tetrault - Siding, and transmission. 9250. Call Don Ryan at 802-36^51. OliMtiMi for ilitne eoHts. . h ^ Monday th n Saturday! remodeling specialist. Ad- roofing, storm window*,' aw- Why not sencl 6462380. 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK ■ 4 EX OUlin. 10 ItKlllllIxt Xallti, Own tranpsortation. diUons, rec rooms, dormers, Dingi. QuaUty workmanship, a happy thought 15 FOOT TRAVEL trailer. * ^‘ftllNK yoW IBH r B PM tU n M HM / M n n p h M ^ South Windsor speed. 30,000 mUes. ExceUent !;i«;ll»-;*MEtiexi nvoitn built-ins, bathrooms, free estimates. FuUy insured. 1986 VOLVO 122S. Excellent Seif contained. Good condi­ XFCHXNS. A Xiutifol MlRHee. sreB. ff|-7BB6. kitchens, 8463448. to someone today! condition. 91396. CaU 646SS11, 872-9U7, 6463417. after 4 p.m. b o ^ , good running condition. tion. Also Reese hitch. 646 9775 or best offer. 5665204. 7231. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Oct. 7, 1977 OMtuariesj Judge questioning Consumer agency Mro. Arthur A. Rancour! Sr. (Continued from Page One) rating is r^uired from reviewing For The weather state agencies. assesses gripes EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Helen Environmental Policy Act does not Sinpe DEP’s review, the indirect Horn# Delivery Mostly sunny today with high in up­ Marie Rakiewicz Rancourt, 57, of 21 say a project can't built. It does source permit jlrogram, which Phone 647-9946 per 50s and low 60s. Clear, cold tonight. Terry Rd. died Wednesday at St. say that regulations governing en­ measured the effects of traffle on air Low in 30s. Increasing cloudiness Francis Hospital and Medical vironmental effects have to folloWOd. HARTFORD (UPI) — About one-quarter of the con­ Saturday with chance of rain by quality, has been abandoned by the sumer complaints received by state officiais concern evening. High Saturday 55-60. National Center, Hartford. She was the wife of In referring to discussion on traf­ state; Arthur A. Rancourt. fic, Judge Hull said, “You’re im­ household supplies. weather map on Paqe 12. Pagano asked Seel if the DEP Department of Consumer Protection data showed 15 Mrs. flancourt was bom in Hart­ posing a standard on them (the rating of the project would have ford and had lived in East Hartford Penney project) that the State of percent relate to home maintenance and improvement, changed if the department had known while 12 percent pertained to car sales or maintenance. for 30 years. She was a communicant Connecticut hasn’t seen fit to apply that there wouid be no air quality of St. Rose Church. to anyone else.” Only about 10 percent of the complaints concerned review through the indirect source items worth |1,000 or more, while about one-third were She is also survived by two sons, “If you are correct, there could be program. Thomas J. Rancourt of East Hart­ no new economic growth in Connec­ about products costing less than $25. Defense attorneys objected to the The survey was done by the departent in cooperation ford and Arthur A. Rancourt Jr. of ticut. Any successful project will question. Atty. Bernard McGoveem, bring new automobiles. I think your with the University of Connecticut marketing depart­ Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. an assistant attorney general who Johanna Hubert of East Hartford and law suit is against the automobile,” ment. Esther Clarke runs hard represents the Department of Data showed about 18 percent of the complainers were Mrs. Oelina M. Me Adam of Green­ the judge said. Commerce, said that the question field, Mass.; a brother, William Later, referring to plaintiff unhappy with a product or service’s performance; 19 per­ By MAL BARLOW At age 20, she nuuried Charles clude whether the council should politics to work. You have to learn was based on hindsight. cent said a business failed to deliver what it had Rackowitz of West Hartford; and Michael Dworkin, Judge Hull said, The indirect source program was East Hartford Reporter Clarke-JHe has been GOP dtairman question the mayor’s appointments how to get an issue in the back door promised; 13 percent concerned repairs and 12 percent of the S ^ n d District and has been a eight grandchildren. “Your plaintiff, who drives a Lin­ still in effect at the time of the (She still thinks they should, but they to get it resolved.” were about unsuccessful attempts to get refunds. Esther Garke began her third constable. He ran for public office in The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 coln, is bringing a suit against the Department of Commerce’s ap­ don’t), conflicts of interest, and She said political lines have One purpose of the survey. Consumer Protection Com­ campaign for election to the East town before his wife. He is a a.m. from Newkirk and Whitney automobile. Doesn't the irony of that proval of the Penney project, and its suing the City of Hartford over ashes relaxed in recent years. Party lines Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., strike you?” missioner Mary Hesiin said, was to give her staff direc­ Hartford Tpwn Ckiuncil this week lithographer for Control Data dropping on East Hartford. subsequent elimination should have with an unladylike swing at the are blurred in committee work. with a Mass at St. Rose Church at 9. Judge Hull said that the question to tion in combating problems the public faces. printers in the Manchester Industrial She recalls her efforts to move the no effect on that approval, McGovern Democratic administration of Mayor Issues this fall may include blight Buriat will be in Veterans Memorial be decided is a technical one concer­ Hartford County residents and businesses accounted Park. town to fight the city, were dis- said. Richard Blackstone. in some areas of town. She feels new Field, Hillside Cemetery. ning whether proper procedure was for 28 percent of the complaints and 31 percent of the missed. But the next meeting the Judge T. Hull sustained the objec­ The GOP leader asked the mayor town laws could help prevent blight. Friends may call at the funeral followed in the environmental' firms being criticized. She was busy Democrats insisted the town should tion. why he had not kept a closer watch Democrats have said, “Nonsense.” home toda from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. analysis. He said that he does not New Haven County had 12.9 percent of the complaints Mrs. Clarke stopped working f u l / fight the city. The fight was alright if “It’s really a rather speculative on the use of town gasoline by town About the mayor, she said, “ He The family suggests that any know what his final decision will be, and 14.7 percent of the businesses. Fairfield County time when their son, Eric, now 18, Democrats led it, she said. search,” he said of Pagano’s ques­ employees. She did not accuse thinks he can walk on water. Well, he memorial gifts may be made to the and added, “I’m beginning to see the generated 12 percent of the complaints, but had 19 per­ was bom. But she filled in for the ac­ The town won. Hartford had to shut can’t.” tion. cent of the firms in question. anyone of wrongdoing. But she countants during tax season. Her se­ American Cancer Society, 670 gravamen of your case more and Gerald Okrant, chairman of the down its incinerator. She feels she won a recent struggle Prospect Ave., West Hartford. more.” suggested it is possible with the lax cond son, Douglas, now 13, com­ Manchester Economic Development “That was the most satisfying with him over summer employment. Pagano said that if unreasonable watch on the town’s gasoline pumps. pleted their family. She (hd not thing,” she said. Commission (EDO, 'also testified The mayor said he would comment She said last year there was too pollution might be created, the plain­ return to work until 1970 when she She has been a moving force behind Thursday afternoon. when he had looked into the matter. much politics played in the hiring of tiffs have the right to raise questions 101 Saturday started doing the books for the North creation of the town’s Emergency R. Leo Roberge Pagano asked about when and how Mrs. (^rke, 40, of 42 Beacon Hill young people. They mayor said “no.” about the environment. The traffic 'Kathy says:' End Express, run by Dick Brown in Medical Services (EMS) Commis­ She believes this sum mer’s hirings EAST HARTFORD - The funeral the EDC became involved in plan­ Mrs. Rosalia Franko will be celebrating her Rd. has won herself a reputation as Eiast Hartford. generated by Penney would require ning the industrial park project. The W ITH sion and the paramedics working in were not as fair as possible. But she of R. Leo Roberge, 72, of 16 Cree Rd., With birthday Saturday. Her son, William *u in the hardest hitting GOP candidate in Brown’s firm has grown from two an Environmental Impact Study, and EDC is the town agency that has SELECTION OF nurrs g VESETUUS the fire department. She chaired the said it was more open than in many who died Wednesday at St. Francis Franko of Trebbe Dr., visits his mother nearly recent years. The hardworking coun- tmeks to 15. Her job went from part such a study was done insufficiently, acted as planner for the park. ORCHARDFRESfr North Central Regional EMS Council years. Hospital and Medical Center in Hart­ cilwoman was chosen by the (30P to time to longer hours than full time. 7 Patano said. Atty.-V.,. Holland.vuuc.u Castleman, whowiiu afteiTioon at Meadows Convalescent CnSmS' NeCounn, lirtMi PMn, for two of its formative years. She is “A man called me and said his sons ford, is Saturday with a Mass at 10 p iS jS S jJ* ’ •**“ • C id «. Oord, Indtao Coml fiil a vacated council seat Jan. 16, De^ite raising her family and (“Gravamen” means gist or un­ represents the EDC, asked Okrant if Where She has been living for the past still pushing for more paramedics in had applied for years and never got a a.m. at St. Augustine’s Church, An­ derlying basis) H ff 1973, because she had a knack for working, she has found time to get town. he knew of any objections raised by *®w years. She also has a daughter, Mrs. — NATIVE probing apparent weak spots in the job. He did not know anyone. But this dover, Mass. FRESH deeply involved in town politics. Revising town ordinances has also Cwdiaowir; to M , CiiliM, Democratically dominated ad­ year they got hired. Burial will be in Holy Sepulcher In Thursday afternoon’s session, state agencies about the proposed A l^nder (Irene) Eigner of East Hartford who Aeoni a IvIMnivI toiiMh, PInoappIso, WalaniMtana, It was through her school PTA she taken a great deal of her energy. The Cemetery, North Andover, Mass. ■m nm, Oram a Vtaew Concord Qrapaa, Can- ministration. first stepped into politics. There was Pagano questioned George George ‘’“uwWe were aware that . ..there were r».— \ mother regularly. ® j \ (Herald ^ j/n photo u w uy bv SOIMIL i M l OraMM, tWiM ■•loopoo, Pkana, Macttskiaa, t h i effort on it has not been political so Friends may call at the M.A. Dunn) Chard, WHIla Swaal Umoa, Pomagranatao, lai- She asks hard questions. If she no dental health plan for her school’s Seel, an environmental analyst for no objections,” Okrant said. far, she said. Burke Funeral Home, 390 N. Main Solataaa, Whila Onions, ponad Chasinula, Dataa, doesn’t like the answers, she asks the students at the time. the Department of Environmental Cranbanriaa, Tundpa, Looks. «8k Call-A-Ride St., Andover, today from 2 to 4 and 7 Attorneys for the plaintiffs said questions again — and again. What took away her stage fright Some frustration Protection (DEP), about the that they expect to comj^Iete the to 9 p.m. She had first asked about the use of and made her angry enough to start She said being a part of (he minori­ For a free, door-to-door ride on department’s approval of the presentation of their case t^ay. The project. Hobby sbow set ■UY ONI ON A DOZEN AND PICK OUT YOUN OWN town gasoline in February 1976. slug^g was a question during a dis­ ty on the council has frustrated her East Hartford’s Call-A-Ride vehicle, trial will be continued to next From Frog Hollow cussion of the health plan. A GOP and other Republicans. call 528-4411. Those eligible are over DEP gave the Penney project a Wednesday, which may be the final M MH A HU uai tr p u k vbmobt m«pu yaaBMWii Mrs. Garke was bom of French member of the Board of Eiducation “You have to really put the art of age 65 or are handicapped. “not inimical” rating but also said day. Monday is a holiday and Judge for this weekend Canadian parents in Hartford. She asked her, “Are you a dental that indirect source and inland- Hull indicated that he would like to THIS VVEEICS 8PECIA Lft grew up in the area known as FYog hygienist looking for a job?” wetlands permits would have to be use Tuesday to review materials con­ NATIVI VPlES,t_Onda CRLLO About town Hollow. Her family had been loggers “I decided then to get involved,” obtained. Such a “not inimical” nected with the case. The New England Hobby Supply, Inc., will have its an­ CMIUFIOMIEII TONUTOES nual fall Show Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 in Quebec and in northern New she recalled. East Hartford police report 6 9 < ^ England. First she ran a tea for Mayor Ned The YWCA Book Discussion Group p.m. at the Train Exchange, 70 Hilliard St., Manchester. Council Minority Leader Esther B. Clarke. (Herald photo by The show will feature the all-day operation of the NATIVI Barlow) She spoke French at home. She Atwood during his losing campaign will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the ■nOEBB PEARS SPIMACH against Blackstone in 1969. She kept area’s largest model railroad. The railroad has been attended the St. Ann’s grammar Three young people living at 820 Community Y. “ Passages” by Gail MCC issues alert working bard for the GOP despite its Arrested are Linda L. Whittemore, Sheehy will be discussed. The expanded and now has over 2,500 feet of track including school, where French was the first Burnside Ave. were arrested 21; Douglas E. McIntyre, 25, and 4 0 ‘ ^ M -O O 49< many setbacks in the town where meeting is open to all interested per­ an operating trolley line, two large passeger and freight OPEN DAILY I A.M. TO I P.M. • SUtfDAYSupId • A.M. TO • P.M language until she was in third grade. Wednesday afternoon and charged Bradford K. Phillips, 22. Whittemore * 890 Th0 H fJ d , Sundar Papan, ptua Lotta/f Tickata • East Hartford fire calls “Outside of the house,” she said, Democrats outnumber Republicans sons. terminals, plus new scenery. with cultivation of marijuana and il­ and McIntyre were also charged with to women students October has been designated as National Hobby Month, “THE “we never heard anything tat four-to-one. KINO legal possession of marijuana. tampering with physical evidence Then she took her seat on the Town by President Jimmy Carter, and in (Connecticut, by Gov. OF English. We learned both lan;^ges Police received a tip early due to the attempted flushing, police Manchester Community College the women’s center, according to the ‘Thuraday, 11:20 a.m. —Medical call to 1111 Burnside Ave. Council. Her reputation was made at Ella Grasso. at the same time.” Thursday morning that the residents said. security officers and the Women’s college officials. PBOOUCBr 73 Charief St. ^ ‘Thursday, 10:30 p.m. —Medical call to the first meeting. In making his proclamation, the President said, “In­ PERO She graduated from Hartford at the home were growing marijuana Center have distributed a list of Q)Uege officials said the notices 276 OAKLAND CT., MANCHESTTR niuraday, 2:68 p.m. —Fire in vent 147 Smith Dr. volvement in constructive hobbies contributes im­ Public High School in 1955 and went The first skirmish plants in the backyard, police said. All were released on $1,000 surety precautions to staff and students have b^n distributed to the students ______• 643-6384______syitem of stove at grinder sbe^ at 285 ‘Thursday, 11:32 p.m. -C ar fire at Sen. Weicker measurably to the genral vitality and well-being of a na­ Wver Lane. straight to work. “Right off I bad a skirmish with With a search warrant, police went bonds for appearance in Common which was prompted by recent in­ so that they become aware of what is Governor St. entrance to 1-84. tion and to the physical and mental health of its people.” Thursday, 3:04 p.m. —Auto accident at “Where I lived, if you didn't get a the council chairman, Bill Dwyer. I to the home Thursday and found the Pleas Court 12 Oct. 31. cidents on the main campus and going on, especially because of the Today, 12:38 a.m. —Medical call to 39 to re-marry 728 Main St Delmont Rd. Social Security card by the age of 16, exchanged words with the old plants. around the Hartford Rd. campus large number of persons on the cam­ Thursday, 4;13 p.m. —Gasoline Today, 1:15 a.m. —Medical call to 927 there was something the m att^ with recently. pus for evening classes. master. I’ve forgotten the issue. But When police went to the bouse to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. washdown on Rt. 2. ' Main St. you,” she said. it was a hot one and I was furious. enter it, the occupants tried to stop According to college officials and Tlinrsday, 6:06 p.m. —False alarm at Linda A. S tanley, 16, of 55 Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., will The notice advises those on cam­ Today, 5:40 a.m. —Smoking chimney She had begun workingjiart time in the Manchester Police, the incidents East Hartford Convalescent Home. “ I ended up being good friends with them, police said. Police forced their Hamilton Rd., Eiast Hartford, was marry his former appointments pus to walk in groups, be aware of cauaed honest miatake caU to Bnmaide the accounting office of Sherman and Bill. He also loved a good have involved approaches'to womeq,^ Tlmrsday, 7:10 p.m. -Medical call to way in and found that the occupants arrested Thursday at the Bradlees C where people are and, if alone, call Ave. secretary next month, his office said Goldberg in Hartford. After argum ent.” were attempting to dispose of more but there has bera no physical abuse. security to accompany them. ITS Silver Lane. Today, 10:32 a.m. —Medical call to 133 store on Silver Lane and charged today. graduating, she worked full time Other issues she fought over in the marijuana down their toilet, police Manchester Police are in­ ‘numday, (;21 p.m. —Medical call to Shadycrest Dr. with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ A spokesman for Weicker said he The students and staff were asked there. beginning that she remembers in­ said. vestigating two unrelated incidents to report anything or any individual ting). Court date is Oct. 31. would marry Mrs. Camille DiLoren- in the area of the Hartford Rd. cam­ zo Butler, Nov. 5 at a ceremony in St. who appears suspicious to the cam­ pus, based on reports received from pus security. Thomas Episcopal Qiurch in New victims. The police would give no York. Paquette asks mayor East Hartford public records further information on the cases Mrs. Butler, 35, was divorced in PLAZA DEPT. STORE today. The police said they alerted Genealogy course |NM Haw A IM tai To Plaasi) T 1971 and has three daughters. ^ e campus security of the incidents Raymond P. Need to Nixt ta FraOra Sopanmlwl Weicker, 46, was divorced last WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A Warranty deeds $53.90. in the Hartford Rd. area! Paul D. Scappaticci et al, Eaat m ate Tpka., MMchtaMr August, and has three sons. genealogy course called “Introduc­ to suspend 3 staffers H & J Builders and Reverendo St Sons Inc. to An incident also occurred last Mrs. Butler was appointments tion to Family History Research” Developers Inc. to Ray­ Gilles J. Soucy et al, property on Oak St., con­ week in the parking lot of the main Joseph Paquette, local plumbing con­ secretary in Weicker’s Washington will be offered by the University of The land was classified as farm land in mond P. Need, Lot 37 in property at 30-32 Echo veyance tax $44. campus. It involved a verbal ap­ tractor and maverick Democrat, office from October 1971 until May Connecticut Office of Non-Credit 1974, entitling it to a much lower property the Eastonbury Estates, Lane, conveyance tax MEN’S FURNISHINGS proach to a woman who reported it to Thursday demanded that Mayor Richard 1977. Extension starting Oct. 11. tax rate, Paquette said. But then the conveyance tax $57.75. $69.30. Trade names Blackstone suspend three members of his trustees sold much of the land this June to Joyce H. Burghardt to Joseph Colasanto to Jack Alex Lok of Broad Brook HANES A FRUIT OF THE LOOM staff for not having collected $8,400 in fees Pasquale Salemi. At that time, he said, Edward H. Finkle et al, Gustamaebio, property on doing business as L.D.I. of • T-SHIRTS • SWEAT SHIRTS owed to the town. the town clerk failed to collect a con­ property on Timber Trail, May St., conveyance tax 1205 Main St. I He asked that Finance Director Richard veyance tax of $8>406 required by the state conveyance tax $52.80. $38.50. Douglas B. Click of South SHORTS •QUAUnHOSE Harvey, Tax Assessor Anthony Barber, law on farm laiid taxing. John R. Rae to Edward Harold A. Powell et al to Winder and Richard W. BRIEFS •P A JA M A S and Town Gerk John Barry Jr. be “They weren’t going to collect this,” G. Matthews et al, proper­ Brian A. (tositello et al, Carlson of Glastonbury • BLUEJEAMS suspended until the courts have been able Paquette said of recent statements by ty on Walnut St., con­ property on Prospect St., doing business as 100 TRADE IN to “find out who’s responsible for this.” B a ^ that the town began in September to veyance tax $55. conveyance tax $41.25. Associated Development Need Something? Aak Plaza! Paquette Is the unsuccessful collect the‘money. William Bennett et al to Hari7 J. Kutsukas et al Co. of East Hartford. Doe^ou^elevlsioi^lctireroir^l!^^ Democratic mayoral primary candidate “This could not have happened without Chester Jackson et al, to Anna D. Jacobs, proper­ against Blackstone. Blackstone won the the willing cooperation ofthese (three) in- property on Bodwell Rd., ty on Jerry Rd., con­ Trade that old TV Set in Today while you can get primary 2,340 to 1,207, on Sqit. 15. dividual8,’’.Paquette said. conveyance tax $47.3b. veyance tax $55. Just before the primary, Paquette and 'Gossco Inc. of Hartford H & J Builders and ?100 Trade In toward the purchase of a New 100% Solid Atty. Donald Crowley of East Hartford to James F. and John M. Developers Inc. to Paul S. State Curtis Mathes Color TV. Don’t waiti trade today in ' went through records at the Town Hall, f Sports briefs J Downey of East Hartford, Boccacio et al, property on researching the passing of title to 20 property at 1252-56 Main Woodmont Dr., con­ World Series time to enjoy the New Fall TV Programs. building lots on land fronting on Burnham St., conveyance tax $100.10. veyance tax $56.85. St. He made charges Sept. 14 tat the Volleyball Rolling Meadow Estates Jean J. Vallieres to media declined $» rqmrt them without East Hartford H i^ School’s volleyball Inc. to Lewis A. DeLuca, Clayton Gendreau et al, CURTIS MATHES further proof r h ^ hefore a primary. team defeated East Catholic’s tepm Lot 33 in Rolling Meadow property on Nelson St., Paquette asdiTbe wotking on the Thursday in four games. Estates, conveyance tax conveyance tax $30.80. S p e c ia l matter-Ckowley that praared l i e suit, EHHS scored 15-13, 15-2 and 15-8. East CURTIS MATHES filed Monday in Hartford County Suporlor won the third game, 15-8, in the best of Court seddng to force Barry and ^ b e r five nqeet. JOSEPH REYNOLDS COLOR TV to collect the back taxes on the 20 lots. G>ach Susan Patria said Sue Repoli and BOARD OF SELECTMEN LeCarvs.LeCar The land has been listed as owned ^ Laurie Baj played an excellent game. ^ Features: two trustees, Hartford accountants Albert Most • 100S SOLID STATE On Octoba'15 at Lime Rock,Le Car takes (Ml its toughest said the saving of Baj and Jodie .KUng and Merwln Oreqstein, who bou^t Lavoie was excellent. • MODULAR CONSTRUCTION competition in the RenauU'Le Car’Giand Finale,a rat» exclusively for Le Cars. it in 1972.T1W land had.flridJpen deeded to Hwnet Lanrie Zerba contributed some FOR SAFE • INSTANT TOUCH TUNING Atty. Herbert Barall andM&vin Apter of outstanding spikes to the team effort, WATER GOOD •AUTO BRIGHTNESS CONTROL %)ecial Added Attractiem. West Hartford, a forns^'ieinBuit court Coata Patria said. 7 • AUTO FINE TUNING Internationally renowned race car driver Sam Posey will demonstrate the 505 hp.. 200 rnph. judge. Barall was once tM East Hartford The EHHS. JV team also won its meeP Renault-Mirage which took second place at Le Mans. • SUPER MATRIX PIX TUBE corpotafhm counsd. They took Utle Aug. with East, scoring 15-12 and 15-13. East 10, U68, from Kate Burnham. took the middle match, 15-9. This year in SCCA Showroom Stock didn’t finish in the top 16 in each heat, exciting Le Car racing, you’ll have an •iJEA R LIMITED WARRANH racing, Le Care have won 62 first. So You’D have plenty of chances to see • MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM opportunity to meet and talk with ’ secoirf ^ third piace trophies out of for yourself why Le Car has been so prominent members of the automotive Ask support YOUR CHOICE OF STYLES a total of 61 races.This caused successful in its first racing season. press. Many leading car and racing AlMIOIfliStt! Sports Car magazine to write, "SSC This SCCA event wDl feature a editors wDI be at Lime Rock to see the for age law (Showroom Stock class C) is speUed group of outstanding Le Car drivers competition first-hand and to meet HARTFORD (UPI) - R-E-N-A-U-L-T.” Since we already who have sharpened their skiDs on their fans. know how weD Le Care stack up leading tracks throughout the country. Connecticut's com­ ■ Make your plans now to attend the missioner on aging wants against the competition, we’d like to California alone wiD be represented by Renault ‘Le Car’ Grand Finale on the state’s U.S, senators to find out how Le Care stack up against ten Le Car drivers in this unique . October 15 and see the best in SCCA other Le Care, So we’re staging the national competition. support a hill abolishing m etM bs Class C competition at America‘s ■ lt’»bulbphmUiits«M:’»bulbphmUiif*wson— C tu B s a r Renault ‘Le Cal’ Grand Finale. The track wDI open at 9:00 ajn. most beautiful race track. Renault is m a^tory retirement foi^ Over 70 Le Care wiD race for a total w»’v« tot th« finHt MltcUon ol quality MEDITERRANEAN with practice scheduled from 9:00 to offering special admission tickets to federal workers. iprinf-flMwtinibulba WORKS IN A DRAWER. STYUNO of more than KOOO in prizes. There’D 25' 11:00 and qualifying from 11:00 to the public through their local dealers. William Ratchford, in a diagonal CONSOLE COLOR TV be qualifying sessions to determine 12:30. Two 15 lap qualifying heats wiD See your local Renault dealer for letter released Thursday, the starting positions for two heats run from 1:30 until 3:00, foDowed discount ticket information or caD asked' Sehs; Abraham HITHAM Ch»Mli (atluring the Super with the first 16 finishers firom each of M90U16. Jnstp-Mstlc Color Tunina, Low •nsray uM immediately by a 20 lap consolation. . Renault USA. Competition Depart­ Ribicoff, d-Conn., and S!rd£2!?iSSSlf^lia?®i® on Wdboard and the two heats qualifying for the Renault The Grand Finale is scheduled to be ment, coDect at (201) 461-6000. LoweU P. Weicker, R- Nursery jj«2»|ooU»Hde with cinwiited wood malarlel. ‘Le Car’ Grand Finale. There’D also run at 3:45. Renault USA. Inc., 100 Sylvan Conn., to support the /r’A'- be a Consolation Race for tho^ who “ OrowWWilia' In addition to enjoyinga fuD day of Avenue. Englewood CDffs, N.j. 07632. legislation. It would abolish the up­ ROUTES BOLTON per age limit for federal employees, and extend 20(h LeC arl^ R aiaiilt coverage under federal age 6 4 3 - 7 8 0 2 job discrimination statutes OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY HOURS in the private sector to per­ 9:00 to 5:30 P.M. 176 Burnside Ave., E H. M on-W ad S-S sons up to 70 years oH THE REPUBLICAN TEAM Tiiuft..M. e e ,& 2 ? -1 5 5 4 S a t M 4?