PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Tues,, Aug. 9. 1977 Obituaries Local officials Rrecaiis A ARP picnic Wednesday Mrs Helen S. Smith M anrhesler back Dial-A-Ride Today, 10:13 a.m. —area of The Manchester Council of the Thursday with each chapter's represen Mrs. Helen Stewart Smith, 80, of Manchester and 138 Cooper St., woods. (Town) American Association of Retired Persons tative. They are Marietta Hammond, Sebago Lake, Maine, died Saturday at Manchester All but the final decision from the Public Utilities Con representing all three chapters in town Chapter 604; George Potterton, Chapter Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of Frank W. trol Authority (PUCA) is needed before a taxi service will have a picnic for its members Aug. 17 1275, and Ann or A1 Steele, Chapter 2399. Smith. will be provided in Manchester and South Windsor. at noon in Wickham Park. Free parking will be available for all A private funeral was held Monday at the Holmes Government and local business officials supported an Reservations should be made by AARP members attending the picnic. application from a local transportation company, Dial-A- Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial was today in Eastern Northeast Members are asked to wear their badges. Cemetery, Gorham, Maine. Ride of Connecticut Inc., wishing to provide taxi service The family suggests that friends wishing to do so may in Manchester and South Windsor during a public hearing plans new make memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society, Monday before the PUCA. 237 E. Center St., or to a charity of the donor's choice. Considering the immediate need for taxi service in the stock issue Mrs. Smith was born June 5, 1897, in Malagash, N.S., two communities, Hearing Examiner Fred Matts said Can. the authority wouid try to reach a decision as soon as BERLIN (UPI) - She lived in Sebago Lake and Manchester for many possible. Northeast Utilities plans to years. The application seeks authority to operate three issue $60 million worth of Survivors are a son. Dr. James W. Smith of Troy, P a.; Checker taxicabs from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a new common stock in a a daughter, Mrs. William (Lois) Thornton of week. public offering scheduled Manchester; a brother, Edward R. Stewart of Yonkers, Speaking in favor of the application were Aian Mason, for the first three months N.Y.; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. human services director, and Susan Hebert, executive of 1978, according to a com secretary of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Miss Rachel L. Torrey pany official. Commerce. Ms. Hebert presented a list of more than 20 The company also plans Miss Rachel L. Torrey, 73, of 333 Bidwell St. died Sun persons who have contacted the chamber in support of to raise $10 million in ad day at a Manchester convalescent home. such taxi service. The chamber started a poll to seek ditional capital by a new Miss Torrey was born July 11, 1904 In Williamstown, local residents' input about the need for such service. No preferred stock issue in Mass., and lived in Hartford before coming to one present opposed the application. 1978, according to its an Manchester 11 years ago. She formerly was employ^ as Since the East Hartford Manchester Cab ceased its nual financial forecast. a house mother at Newington Children's Hospital. She operations last month, the elderly and low-income Vice President and was a member of the Christian Science Second Church residents have experienced transportation problems. Treasurer Leonard O'Con JERUSALEM (UPI) — Prime it despite reports that its leaders are Edifice of Hartford. will be in September. " Persons also traveling from Hartford to Manchester to nor Monday said the Minister Menahem Begin said that in thinking of adopting a more She is survived by two cousins, Jason Torrey of He said he thought the Geneva work by bus have missed the taxi service which would figures in the financial five hours of talks Secretary of State moderate position. Easthampton, Mass., and Claire Torrey of Springfield, take them to their destinations. peace conference could be forecast were based on the Cyrus Vance applied "not one word" Vt. Begin said Vance brought both reconvened in October or November Dial-A-Ride representatives said they wanted to assumption that the of pressure on Israel to accept of the A memorial service was early this afternoon at Holmes American and Israeli ideas to the — "we'll see in the next stage. " charge fares comparable to those charged by Yellow Cab Connecticut Public Palestine Liberation Organization in Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Brookside Arab leaders. Begin also repeated his statement of Hartford. Yellow Cab has received a gasoline cost Utilities Control Authority Middle East peace efforts. Cemetery, Easthampton, Mass. adjustment up to $1.05 for the first sixth of a mile and “We have their replies and now from a state dinner Tuesday night will give the giant utility trust "1 emerge from the meetings in a that Vance had accomplished a The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be Dial-A-Ride representatives said they would seek such an we'll meet again," Begin said. "The permission to raise its For over one hundred years, generations have good mood," Begin said after a 3 "great achievement, " but he said it made to the Visiting Nurses Services for Christian adjustment. They said at first that the fare wouid be 95 electricity rates enough to momentum is going on. The next step Watkins. Norman M. Holmes l/2hour morning session with Vance had been decided not to reveal it now. Science Inc., 20 Longview Dr., Bloomfield 06002. cents for the first sixth of a mile and 10 cents for each ad increase its Connecticut and his aides and top Israeli officials, ditional sixth. and the Holmes Staff strive to continue that trust revenue by $90 million. “Various problems were raised, •Mrs. Lionel W. Bernard A PUCA spokeswoman said there is no set time limit Northeast said it expects With warmth and sincerity to each familv but there is no confrontation," he ANDOVER—Mrs. Margaret Wright Bernard, 52, of 3 for a final decision on the application. The three PUCA to need $273 million in 1977, served. said. "We're all optimistic. Jews are West St. Ext., died Monday at Hartford Hospital. She was commissioners making the final decision are Gerald primarily to fund construc optimistic by nature." Public works plan revised the wife of Lionel W. Bernard. McCann, Thomas Standish and David Harrigan. tion projects. Begin said it was clear the United Mrs. Bernard was born in Piedmont, Ala., and nad States had no intention of working for By GREG PEARSON for renovations to the police station, lived in the Willimantic area most of her life. She was • Town Counsel Victor Moses told a change in U.N. Security Council Herald Reporter $835,000 for sidewalk repairs and employed at the registrar's office of the University of the board that he does not recom NORMAN M. HOLMES, Dir. resolution 242, which refers to the The Town of Manchester has $322,000 for the water tank. Connecticut, Storrs, and formerly was manager of the The health committee of Sharon Lewis. 163 S. Main mend, from a legal viewpoint, that FUNERAL HOME Palestinian question only as a revised its plans for use of Fhiblic But, the water tank construction the Manchester Junior St. Members are asked to the town become involved in a Chat at pool party Capitol Theater in Willimantic for more than 10 years. About 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-5310 refugee problem. Works Employment Act monies to will be postponed. The directors She was president of the Willimantic Soroptimist Club. Women s Club will meet bring a high protein food drainage repair on Goodwin St. Philippe Poustoly, left, and Alain Denoray, both of France, The Israel prime minister said the include storm drainage work at voted to appropriate $750,000 for the Residents of the area feel that tonight at 8 at the home of item. next step toward a peace agreement talk at a pool party held for them. They will spend the month of town Thompson Rd. police station (unchanged), $779,000 water problems in their homes are She is also survived by a son, Christian Mortensen of would be parallel talks in New York One of the three projects that had for sidewalks and $245,000 for caused by an underground body of August in Manchester as part of the North Atlantic Cultural California; two stepsons, Larry Bernard of Andover and in September between Vance and Thompson Rd. work. originally been funded —a water tank water that was never properly piped. Exchange League. (Herald photo by Pearson) Lonny Bernard of Ft. Devins, Mass.; four daughters, Dayan and between Vance and the at the Nike Site —has been dropped. In another matter, the board voted Karla Mortensen of Andover, Mrs. Leas Gryls of Zinsser argued that the town should Arab foreign ministers. Jay J. Giles, director of public 6-0 (Directors Robert Price, Phyllis Willimantic, Mrs. Linda Gosswiller of California and In the last half-hour of the meeting make the necessary repairs, but no works, told the Board of Directors Jackston and Pascal Prignano were final vote was taken, Mrs. Laurie Turner of North Carolina; and a brother and Vance, Begin and Foreign Minister Tuesday night that the town's ap absent) to approve $315,000 in fun • The board held a public hearing four sisters in Alabama. Moshe Dayan talked alone. ding for the sewer project in the Two French students propriation through the program has on acquiring property at 43 Hollister The funeral is private. Burial will be in Rose Hill Afterward, Vance said, “We con been sliced by $133,000 to $1,774,000. Baldwin-Concord Rd. area. This Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. St. to provide a parking lot for tinued our talks this morning mor He said that Weston & Sampson, the represents the town’s cost for the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, is in Bentley School. Frank Lupien. of 21 ning over a wide variety of subjects. Boston engineering firm that is street sewers and a trunk sewer from Sunset St., said that the cost of the to sojourn here charge of arrangements. They were good talks." studying the town's water distribu Union Pond to Tolland Tpke. There are no calling hours. lot, $42,000, is far above the assessed Begin said news reports of U S. tion system, has recommended that Referendums value and would not be worth the By (;BEG PEARSON Both said that they enjoyed their .Mrs. Anna S. Dziadul pressure were far from reality. the water tank not be built until the The town has applied for state number of parking spaces that would licrulil Rfportt'r swim, which provided some relief distribution study is complete. from a hot, muggy summer night. ELLINGTON—Mrs. Anna Sawasko Dziadul, 86, of 120 “Despite the stories, there was not funds that would pay $1,286,000 of the be created. Dr. James Kennedy, Two young Frenchmen will be Location of the tank could also be Their flight from France took Middle Rd., died Monday at Rockville General Hospital. one word of pressure that we agree project’s cost. The directors dis superintendent of schools, said that spending the month of August as affected by a citizens committee She was the widow of Joseph Dziadul Sr. on the participation of the organiza cussed a referendum question for the cost would be part of the bond guests of Manchester families. about eight hours. It was the first tion of murderers known as the decision on where to locate a November that would request issue that was previously approved Alain Denoray will stay with Sam time both Poustoly and Denoray had Mrs. Dziadul was bom in Poland and had lived in flown. Ellington for 55 years. She was a communicant of the PLO," Begin said. proposed water treatment plant, residents to approve borrowing in an for the school. and Sandy Hamilton of 309 Kennedy Giles said. ticipation of these funds. • Moses also said that he feels the Rd. Philippe Poustoly will stay with "The trip was a little long," Church of St. Luke. She was a member of the Polish Begin repeated his denunciation of Poustoly said. Women's Alliance. The board had previously agreed to The town cannot borrow in an town's responsibility in the luliano Carol and Tom Nash of 65D Am the PLO as a Nazi-like group and said split the town’s original $1.9 million bassador Dr. Denoray comes from Versailles. She is survived by 4 sons, Anthony Dziadul and John ticipation of state funds without the Bakery case is less than had been Israel would have nothing to do with appropriation three ways —$750,000 He and Poustoly will return to school Dziadul, both of Ellington, and Joseph Dziadul Jr. and voters’ approval. Thus, if the funding previously thought. The matter con They are two of about 140 students next month. They are in grades com Frank Dziadul, both of Rockville; 4 daughters, Mrs. John and referendum question are ap cerns floor repairs at the bakery that from France who are taking part in the North Atlantic Cultural parable to the first years of college. Lech of Ellington, Mrs, Joseph Olender of Rockville, proved, the town would borrow the had been ordered by the Health Exchange League. They arrived at Both of the young men have active Mrs. Cyryl Mlklinski of New Britain and Mrs. Adolph money and have it reimbursed later Department. Kennedy Airport in New York last ly participated in several sports in Radesky of Strasburg, Pa,; 37 grandchildren and 41 through the state government. The Moses said that he will try to com Thursday and will stay until Aug. 31. France, including soccer, tennis and great-grandchildren. Today’s summary total cost to the town would still be plete his investigation of the matter Their stay in Manchester was rugby. They hope to practice some The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from Burke- $315,000. by next month's board meeting, Compiled from United Press International If the funding is not approved, the • Town Manager Robert Weiss kicked off last week with a pool parly while they are slaying here and may Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, with a on Kennedy Rd. also at least be spectators for a game Mass at the Church of St. Luke at 9. Burial will be in St. town would not go forward with the told the board that the town has project. received an offer to purchase the old "In France, we don't have many like baseball, which is much more Catherine's Cemetery, Broad Brook. Friday and Saturday. Partly Giles said that he will check Keeney St. School, which was going swimming pools," Poustoly, who common in this country Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 State cloudy Sunday. Highs in low to whether the state will fund the to be converted into a carpentry comes from the town of Beauchamp, Both agreed that they have found and 7 to 9 p m. NEW HAVEN — The board of mid 80s, lows in upper 60s to mid project if final approval is not given shop. The selling of the building will said. Most of the pools in his country Americans friendly. police commissioners today plans 70s. until a November referendum. be put out to bid, Weiss said. are public rather than private ones, "The people are very good and to ask a judge to order several Mrs, Harold K, Lehmann Republican Director Carl Zinsser • The board met with an organiza he said. very welcoming," Poustoly said policemen to cooperate with an National expressed concern that the state tion of town departmfent heads and Mrs. Esther Ann Bond Lehmann, 79, of 31 Carol Dr., investigation of alleged illegal might not take such a step. died Monday at her home. She was the wife of Harold E. police wiretapping. Several key management personnel who are not Fire fighters are finally holding The directors also discussed a Lehmann. police officials have ignored the presently members of the union. the line against the 82,000-acre referendum question for four road Town continues Mrs. Lehmann was born in New Bedford, Mass., and board’s attempts to get them to One director. Republican Paul Marble Cone fire in a rugged area improvement projects that would be had lived in Manchester for 38 years. She attended Com testify contending the board has Willhide, questioned the legality of near California’s Big Sur after it primarily funded through federal the meeting and left. munity Baptist Church. no legal power and the probe is jumped across two rivers and turnback funds. Timothy O'Sullivan, highway She is also survived by a son, Edward R. Lehmann of politically motivated. water tests East Hartford: a brother, William B. Bond of Madeira NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING THIS UNCE A YEAR SALEH destroyed valuable watershed, The referendum question would superintendent and head of the Beach, Fla.; a sister, Mrs, Florence Bowker of East seek approval to permit the town to group, said that it has no intention of Testing of water in the southwest when The Herald went to press. SOMERS — Somers maximum LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The borrow $1,560,000 to pay the town's becoming a union. He said that the Hartford; four grandchildren and a great-grandchild. featuring It s back! The once-a-year sale that security prison officials today section of Manchester on Tuesday Jodaitis and Bob Young of the smart appliance buyers have been wailing for Howard Hughes will tangle goes share of the work. Some of that cost group wants to assist the administra The funeral is Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill were investigating a fight among showed good results, but residents of Water Department met with the Frigidaire Week. Right now prices have been slashed on back to square one as the judge is also refundable, so the town total tion in areas of town government, in Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in inmates that resulted in injuries the area still must boil water until Board of Directors Tuesday night dependable, top-quality Frigidaire appliances So come on smart who has heard the case so far is expense would be about $1.1 million, cluding personnel rules, budgeting Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. to three guards and the firing of further testing is completed, Frank and said that it will probably be at Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 appliance buyers, save big — this is your week for Frigidaire disqualified because he is a Mor he said. and purchasing methods. Jodailis, water and sewer ad warning shots Tuesday evening. mon and the Mormon church is a least Thursday before the residents and 7 to 9 p.m. Both requests for referendums will • The board, as required by state ministrator, said today. of the affected area can return to The melee lasted about five major beneficiary in the disputed be acted on at next week’s board law, also met with representatives of normal water use. - ,i minutes and the prisoners “Mormon” will. meeting. the school administration to discuss Testing is being done daily. Results \\ alter Mailden returned to their cells without Residents presently must boil In other matters Tuesday night: upcoming collective bargaining. of today’s tests were not available water for five minutes before using it further incident after the shots CHICAGO — The American Bar Walter Madden of Stow, Ohio, formerly of Manchester, were fired. for drinking or food preparation. died Monday m Stow lie was the husband of Loui.se Association has endorsed ad Although Tuesday’s tests showed a Madden ditional rights for persons called FREE drop in the bacterial count that led to Mr Madden was born in Manchester, son of the late HARTFORD — Environmental to testify before grand juries Protection Commissioner Stanley Massage parlor ordinance the boiling order, Jodaitis said (hat Harry and .Margaret Madden, who had operated a despite warnings by U.S. Attorney the state requires at least a couple of grocery store on Laurel St for many years lie lived in IN THE HOUSE J. Pac thinks the buildup of highly Griffin Bell that the changes FPCI-170T.7 FCI-20V3 FPI-152T days of good tests before such an > Electri-clean Oven WD/DEC toxic industrial chemical would lead to the end to the grand l lint, Mich , before moving to Ohio a few years ago Gel l00“o Fiosi Ptoof Hero S a 20 3 C j (I SURVEY OF YOUR Got a 100% Frost-Prool Here's another value A Fnqidaire order is lifted. I COnvoniiMiCG for l(><5S Fnqidaire side-by side ■ Automatic Cook- polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) jury system. .Among his other survivors is a sister, Mrs.'Carl (Edna 15 2 Cu. It FngidaifO re- washer and dryer pair featuring family AIR CONDITIONER "Based on the type of facilities we lanhlad ot .\ew York ('ily during Fnqid.iiro iplfigeralor-freo/er friqeralor that's just 30' Master Oven Control may force the state to dredge the W»»ek This 1 7 0 Cu Size washday capacity Normal and If S 100"o Frost Proof wide yet holds up to 166 gets unanimous approval have. I'm not greatly surprised it The funeral and burial will be in Stow ft Frigid.iife Cuslom > Easy-View Surface Gentle wash cycles p'us excli'Sive NEEDS Housatonic River. PCB concen DAYTON, Ohio — At least 15 and organised from lbs of frozen foods m the Flowing Heat lor fast even dfvmg happened." Jodaitis said of the con Impenal mofJH has a top to bolfom Another 4 75 cu ft freezer And Unit controls trations in fish are reported to be buildings in this city of 221,000 By GREG PEARSON 4 75 cu It Ifui^^pf iti.i! Frank Lupien, of 21 Sunset St., said ment of the ordinance will increase tamination at Tuesday night's direc Fnqidaire Week value gef If lor less, now during four or five times higher than stores uo to 166 lbs ■ Digital Clock and lull- residents went up in flames over Herald Ri-porler that inspections of the parlors should costs for the town, he said. Fnqidaire Week. width Console Light ' federal standards. tors meeting. IN MI M OItl \M QUALITY night while striking firemen stood The Board of Directors Tuesday be conducted “at least twice a month He also said that the Manchester The town is in the process of by and did nothing. There were no night unanimously approved an or and maybe twice a night " rather ordinance was hastily written and studying the present system to make Drif vf.ir iihI Ilf Was t.llU'tl ml" KU al now ..Ilio SERVICEI dinance to govern massage parlors iMik h.mii' HOT WEATHER IS HERE Regional serious injuries. The strike began than the twice a year that is listed in based on emotion rather than on any improvements in the water distribu \Vf all lovf and m iss him though ht* GOOD SELECTION Monday morning and the strikers that operate in the Town of the ordinance facts of damage or problems cau.sed H f fntiTi'd inlo htMM'ii wIh t v lit- IS now at rost GENUINE tion and treatment systems. lri‘f to riMin mHo - .uistAortMiansworod tncthe UU»rd irii s BOSTON — Massachusetts Gov. are demanding immunity from Manchester. by existing parlors. Several representatives from the Young also said that the town now Ilf w.iv .1 ilfsoiod hiishanti .i l athfr l-'ird know whai was bfst AIR CONDITIONERS Michael S, Dukakis admits prosecution as one of the points in All six directors who attended There have been no signs of proper with a liami Wilo i t Sons, TIME TO BUY! TIME TO SAVE! PARTSI Manchester Area Conference of has testing capabilities that it did not receiving an apparently illegal a settlement. (Democrats Robert Price, Phyllis ty devaluation, disruption or disease Mis sm il. w ill nfsor N' loiKotti-n DauKhlor in la Churches and local parishes asked previously have. He said that such a (iranilt hililrcn $1,000 campaign contribution Jackston and Pascal Prignano were because of the parlors, he said. that enforcement of the regulation be problem could have occurred in the from a waste disposal company, absent) voted for the proposal, "The minority's rights should not International done by the Police Department. past and gone undetected, but the but says he repaid the money as despite a request from Caesar be trampled because of the present testing work helped discover iniiim soon as he found it was tainted. Rossitto that the action be tabled. Moses said that the ordinance would majority's view," he said. OTTAWA— Parliament ordered permit enforcement by the Police the extent and nature of the problem. striking air controllers back to ■ Rossitlo, owner of the Adam & Eve The Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, The state Department of Health CONCORD, N.H. - The Lounge at 55 Oak St., said that he is Department as well as the town's Fitzgerald Funeral Home work today, but they appeared to Health Department. pastor of Calvary Church, responded, has been looking into the possibility Nuclear Regulatory Commission be in no hurry to comply with the considering indictments for con "I'd gladly give more of my tax that the contamination came from a Diy,niiicd is asked to reconsider its decision emergency legislation that spiracy because of "private David Kennedy, a youth minister money to this (enforcement of the mixing in of sewage in the water to permit construction of the con demanded an end to the walkout meetings” that were held concerning with St. James Church, spoke for the regulation).” supply. FcJinily Service troversial Seabrook nuclear that has crippled Canandian air the ordinance. He said that he sup ordinance when he said, "The The board approved an annual $500 Jodaitis said that the department power plant. Personal Care SPECIAL AUGUST PRICES! B 0 travel. Another strike is possible ports a regulatory ordinance and had necessity of freedom is important. licensing fee for the parlors and an found no^ermanent cross- in December. offered his help in drawing up a Yet, the example we set for young annual $125 licensing fee for each connections between the two AUGUSTA, Maine — The price proposal at last month’s public people is also important." massagist. systems. It is possible that a tem of blueberries is skyrocketing as hearing, but he was not consulted. The regulation, which was porary cross-connection might have Our Own PANAMA CITY, Panama - The Rev Laurence Hill, a pastor of hot, dry weather destroys U.S. and Panamanian Vivian Ferguson, who had met South United Methodist Qiurch, said amended after the first public caused the contamination. Factory Trained millions of bushels of Maine, with Town Counsel Victor Moses to hearing last month, establishes Service Dept. negotiations have reached agree that the massage parlor ordinance is The problem affects a total of 42 Michigan and other states this ment on the financial aspects of a discuss changes to the first draft of specific guidelines for the parlors. streets in southwest Manchester. Your Satisfaction "an admirable resolution." summer. new treaty for the Panama Canal the ordinance, said, “There were no One person who spoke against the Employes must have 70 hours of The homeowners in the area have Guaranteed secret meetings. The press knew of schooling in massage courses, and Edward M. l'ilzf>crald and were expected to initial the proposal was Atty. Samuel Teller, had the inconvenience of boiling [Backed with 50 Years| BOSTON — Extended outlook document today. The treaty must the meeting. I think we should con representing the State of Connecticut guests will be required to sign a water, but no serious problems have ol Caring tinue.” 225 Main Street for Southern New England, be approved by the U.S. Senate Massage Parlor Association. registration book. developed. A Manchester Memorial Its O ur Most B.D. Friday through Sunday; Variable The hearing did continue, and most After it is advertised three times, Manthester, (ainneaicut &SON before the 74 years of exclusive He said that the M anchester Hospital spokesman said that there Important Product cloudiness with chance of showers of the speakers supported the the ordinance will go into effect in six 649 MAIN M REET U.S. control of the canal will end. regulation is unnecessary because have been no patients admitted with Phone 643-5940 PEARLTEL. 64:L21:1 MV\( IIEsil K proposal. Some requested tighter months for existing parlors and im EST. 1941 the state is working on drawing up a problems developed because of the restrictions similar regulatory rule. Enforce mediately for new parlors. contaminated water. PAGE TWO ^— M ^C H ESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn,, Wed., Aug, 10, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn. Wed Muller-Crandall Martinello-Chrisiadore
Julie Munro Crandall of Manchester and Richard G. Jan Marie Christadore of Manchester and Peter Parking lot lease confusion persists Muller of South Windsor were married Aug. 6 at the HARTFORD (UPI) - An alleged Michael Martinello of Newington were married June 11 College for yi a year to the state. for an investigation by Asked if she thought Stevens’ call state lease on a seemingly insignifi College for »1 a year to the state. fo r an in v e s tig a tio n by th e Asked if she thought Stevens’ call Groppo of Winsted, both Democrats,Democrats. Grasso —- that she ordered the statestal Presbyterian Church of Manchester. at St. Mary’s Church in Manchester. . Schaefer denies making the offer, legislaturelegislature’s s Appropriations Com- was political, she said, "that miehtmight ,«airi thpv wprp stnHvina iHp Icoi.p ppH ...... cant parking lot is still causing a lot said they were studying the issue and not to have business dealings with The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman A, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack white state officials say he did so mittee, claiming the conflicting be a consideration.” of confusion and Gov. Ella T. Grasso would have no immediate comment. ^haefer, even though in some cases Crandall of 58 White St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Christadore of 20 Willard Rd. The bridegroom is the son of through an intermediary. statements showed someone was Appropriations Cochairmen today said a Republican call for an Stevens also asked the panel to took it could have saved money by such and Mrs. Paul Muller of Springfield, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martinello of Newington. Mrs. Grasso said to ^ y she will lying. Robert Houley of Somers and John investigation might be a GOP cam into charges — denied by Mrs. deals. The Rev. Arthur L. Kay of Coventry performed the The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. Mary's Church per meet with Schaefer, who has alleged "It certainly appears someone is double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Jack Stetson of Manchester paign tactic. he is being discriminated against by not telling the truth,” said Stevens, formed the double-ring ceremony. The church was was organist and soloist. decorated with white chrysanthemums. Ronald State officials and real estate the state, once the issues have been who is campaigning hard to unseat The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Rothermel of Manchester was organist. developer Allan Schaefer Tuesday clarified in writing so they are sure Democratic Gov. Ella T. Grasso in Qiana jersey gown designed with V-neckline Empire The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a told conflicting stories about whether of what they are discussing. next yaar’s election. Welfare fraud allegation waist with bodice centered with a cluster of seed pearls, gown of organza and venise flower and leaf lace designed he had offered to lease a parking lot Mrs. Grasso told a news con House Minority Leader Gerald F. and long bell sleeves. She wore a half cloche with a side with fitted illusion york bodice, mandarin collar, double at Greater Hartford Community Stevens, R-Milford, Tuesday asked ference today she didn’t Jhink a drape and carried a bouquet of roses, baby's breath and tiered capelet back, high rise waistline and semi-full legislative investigation was needed. investigation under way fern. skirt with double-tiered hemline flounce extending to a Miss Barbara Ann Crandall of West Palm Beach, Fla. chapel-length train. Her fingertip veil of imported silk il HARTFORD (UPI) - State of Last weekend, Eugene Bagnoli, a to evaluate whether the charges was her sister’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss lusion was bordered with lace and attached to a face ficials said today an investigation is state policeman with the collections were valid. Jan Marie Crandall of Manchester, and Mrs. James framing lace headpiece. She carried a ball of daisies car under way of charges that the division of Milano’s department, said The two men disagree on how the Mloganoski of Marlborough, sisters of the bride; and nations and baby's breath. New ways sought to cope Department of Social Services is Mrs. James Deborah Moravecek of Lake Park, Fla. The Social Services Commissioner problem should be handled with Mrs. Jaclyn Moseley of Tolland was her sister's downplaying the extent of welfare Edward Maher is suppressing word Bagnoli wanting a special office set bridesmaid's gowns were made by Barbara Crandall. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Donna fraud an^not doing enough to about the the extent of welfare up, while Maher has rejected that ap Mark Muller of Summit, N.J. was his brother's best Trojanowski of Rocky Hill; Miss Holly Burhans of New eliminate tc abuse. proach and ordered the it be done man. Ushers were Norman Muller of Verona, N.J.. the Haven, the bride's cousin; Miss Charlene Christadore of Finance Commissioner Anthony with teacher strikes Bagnoli also said the department through the already established dis bridegroom’s brother; Ronald Rusin of Stanhope. N J Wethersfield, the bride's cousin; Mrs. Deborah Mar Milano said his staff is beginning to was not pursuing all reported cases trict offices. Bagnoli claims that will and Kevin Hughes of North Branford, the bridegroom's tinello of Newington, the bridegroom's sister-in-law and ding arbitration. look into the charges, which allege cousin. HARTFORD (UPI) — Lawmakers, education officials of suspected fraud. take too long t^cause those offices Miss Julie Donato of East Hartford, Miss Kimberly and teachers are making an effort to find a new way to Local government officials oppose binding arbitration the state is losing up to $1 million a "We’ve been reviewing it for a already have a great deal of work. Among those attending was the bride's maternal grand Moseley and Miss Dacia Moseley, both of Tolland and year. handle teacher strikes in Connecticut, but so far the only because they say that puts a decision affecting the local while and have been discussing the Maher denies he’s neglecting mother, Mrs. Nevada Munro of Manchester. nieces of the bride, were flower girls. thing they agree on is that they face the same old tax rate in the hands of an outsider. He said two full-time workers will matter with Commissioner Maher welfare fraud and says he gives top A reception was held at Mama Mia's in Manchester, Alan Martinello of Newington was his brother's best Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Martinello problems. Several persons at the meeting said one way of im probe the department and will get for several weeks,” Milano said. priority to investigating possible after which the couple left for Cape Cod, Mass, They will man. Ushers were David Moseley of Tolland, the bride's A Member of the legislature’s Education Committee proving the matter might be to have negotiations carried help from other department staffers He said it would be several weeks fraud cases. reside in South Windsor. brother-in-law; Steven Palmeri of New Britain; John A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville if needed. Tuesday called a meeting to see if someone could suggest out between the teachers and the local officials with more before his staff would be able Mrs. Muller is employed at Combustion Engineering in Sluzarski of Newington; Vincent Ritow of Newington, the after which the couple left for the Pocono Mountains iii "innovative” methods for resolving such walkouts budget-making authority. Windsor. Mr. Muller is an engineer at the Pratt & bridegroom's cousin; and Gary Trojanowski of Rocky 1 ennsylvania. For traveling, Mrs. Martinello wore a two- without either teacher strikes or binding arbitration. Under Connecticut law, school boards must have their FOATURf ngaT AT DUSK -Mrs. Richard G. Muller Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp. in East Hill. David Chochefsky of Newington, the bridegroom's FOATURO FIRST AT DUSK piece pantsuit with a carnation corsage. The couple will Both proposals have been rejected repeatedly by law agreements with teachers approved by such groups and Hartford. (Nassiff photo) cousin, was ring bearer. reside in Wethersfield. (Nassiff photo) makers and even supporters concede their chances for that has been a major problem in many disputes. H A LL passage have not dramatically improved. State Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, the other com Wad. Alia-nwi aWu Tiiaa.Aug.l0di pii, FOR REN T one minute Consumer "We want something innovative, something a little bit mittee cochairman, said he foresees serious discussions Avaf/abfe tor new,” said Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-South Windsor, in the future about giving school boards "fiscal in they're perfectly normal, Concern Super cochairman of the committee. “ Binding arbitration and dependence." • RECEPTIONS THE Mt^vT Cash the right to strike have proved to be unacceptable.” • BANQUETS Sometimes door-to-door School administrators, union officials, parent represen eETC. salesmen will try to get Train burns ManchMter Evening Herald tatives and local government officials pondered the EAST HARTFORD you to buy a product by 1 II It problem, but reached no consensus. WINDSOR (UPI) - PuMHwd Mry tnmng «c«pl s USHOlJU% DRIVE IN S78/MS EAST WINDSOR w n mni Sundry! ml holldni. Emrrrd tl Vw KofC US ROUTES DRIVE IN W-T 0/^ offering you a cash rebate nun Many school districts have had teacher contract dis Police and Amtrak of MmehMw, Conn. Po« OITleo w So- on the purchase price or It dam ikN.m Itll.W ficials today started an in- cond CIOM Mon Mottw. MANCHESTER It ri.iM It s.w It 7Ml putes in recent years resulting in illegal walkouts. TsI. 646-9044 pray it doesn’t happen credit for every friend you 11 37.M 11 7.M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Aug. 10. 1977 - PAGE FIVE-A UiaurliFBtf r Hpralft Springboard for discussion’ Playground notes Manchester — A City of Village Charm Manchester public records Founded Oct. 1, 1801 What do you think should be done to programs, including baseball, in B o w e n : Half-Mile Run: 1. Mark Jim Kltsock. 2. George Lata. Membor, Audit Burtlu ot Circulllion Unil«) P r.jj Inlotnalional Gochee. 2. Fran Sumislaski. 3. 3. Jennifer Quey. improve the organized recreation Whiffle Ball Contest; (9 and Warranty deeds Ohio, property at 30 Debbte Ohio, property at 19 Manchester? Shawn Kershaw. 4. Dan (Age 8-9): 1. Michael Lata. against Eva C. Smith, also Wilfred Rd., alterations at Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, under): 1. Lee Magowan, 2. Ronald E. Williams and Dr., $69,400. Carpenter Rd., $67,000. Rushlow. 2. Sean Doherty. 3. Sean known as Eva Blouln, J. 427 N. Main St., $180. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Jeff Kennard. 3. Robbie Linda K. Williams, both of Hartman Tobacco Co. to 1 Crayon Tournament: 1. Zip Levassar. Quitclaim deed Ella Grlffeth, Eva Griffeth Katherine Zapadka, Goehring and Mike Koblect. 4. East Hartford, to Chester the Town of Manchester, Ra/mond F. Robinson. Edilor-Publisnar Harold E, Turkmglon, Managing Editor py Forostoski.' 2. Scott (Age 10-11): 1. Betty Maher. Concetta Steullet to and Jennela Griffeth. alterations at 84 Dawn Murphy. H. Small and Diane K. property on Windsor and Forostoski. 3. Mark Gochee. 2. Ray Spraque. 3. Mike Kit- Concetta Steullet, Patricia Hackmatack St., $6,500. The editors were surprised assess the programs and wish (10 and up); 1. Scott 4. Ron Gerrish. 5. Fran sock. Small, property at 73-75 Burnham Sts., no con Buildina permits Opinion More publicity needed Goehring. 2. Glenn Ferguson. Cottage St., $43,000. DlDonato and John Anaeline Ponticelli, 31 that this topic did not produce to comment at that time. Sumislaski. 6. John Lup Team Relay Race: 1. Sandy veyance tax. Gentlemen; some of the games rather than to 3. Chris Kilpatrick. 4. Tim 'Thomas F. Levitt and Donato, property at 173 more than the four letters McCarthy and Rodney Gill. pacchino. 7. Mike Cham Burnett. 2. Jenny Burr. 3. Ray Robert W. Ricketts and Eldridge St., no con In my opinion, the organized omit them entirely. pagne. LaU. 4. Mike Kltsock. S. Mike Joseph H. TuUy to Eugene published today. Hula Hoop Contest; 1. Heidi Dorothy W. Ricketts to veyance tax. The columns of the Open recreation programs in Manchester, As matters now stand, it is Street Hockey (First place Lata. 6. Jennifer Quey. L. Pessagno III and Linda Phillip L. Rice and Anna B. Goehring. 2. Missy McCray. 3. team): Pat McCann, Mark Release of RETCHER GLASS CQ especially softball, could be im somewhat of a guessing game to Becky McCray. 4. Ed Dupont. Tether Bali Tournament: 1. J. Pessagno, property on Rice, both of Geveland, LVNPON 30HMS0N PIP Forum are always open to such Gochee, Fran Sumislaski, Ted McCarthy. 2. Sean Doher attachment proved by giving them more, com determine what games are to be Strawberry Lane, $54,900. Ortr JS Yttn of goporiotKO T|ol MANCHESTER In the past we have had Honorable Mention: Scott Danny Rolfe. ty. 3. Michelle Quey. 4. Beneficial Finance Co. NOTSTBAi-W4V eireGtlfJKi. comments, and topics selected plete publicity. played and by whom. Goehring. Vintage Homes Inc., numerous vocal complaints West Side Patrick Silver. Elast Hartford, to Robert He WASN'T'rnwww OF for the Springboard for discus For instance, at times a schedule Also, at present it is necessary to Softball Throw Contest Pogo Stick Contest: 1. Tina COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE (Girls Division): 1. Tammy Bat Balance: 1. Ray Lata. 2. L. Vaughan and Donna M. *;«!»)» owM ■ Misnons • oui$$ rusNmM ^^SOM....HeWASToo about the Manchester recrea sion are not automatically of games to be played is not learn about the games by word of Mimckl. 2. Chris Castello. 3. tion programs, and fear the Kleperis. 2. Becky McCray. 3. Kiffy Silver. 3. Tim Parsons. Karen Shifflet. Vaughan, both of Toledo, TVS tnaosunH • spicial sosk eOWHRlfeHTr honest. ruled out from Open Forum published, and when they are mouth or by making a tour of the Heidi Goehring. 4. Missy Running Relay (Age 6-7): 1. © beaos, ssqulns, rings, rhlnestonss^ COHSIPERATe AHPPECEVjr. small sampling printed here use. publicized it is not clear as to various softball fields around town. McCray. whether they are men’s or girls’ In these times of energy saving this ' magnets, jewels, felt eyes, ^ does not address all the con (Boys Division): 1. Chris (MANCHESTER 649-452l) COLUCTOR S ITCMS games or if they are local or tourna should not be necessary. Kilpatrick. 2. Scott Goehring. 2^ pinbacks. vV cerns many Manchester Dan ish riATIS> ment games. Then, many times the You will understand from this 3. Stewart MacCluggage. 4. what I delight to see such ■ rmioiNTiAi o ic a n t iis John Paggioli. NLlINt IlflODUCTIONS residents may have about the As in the case of the results of the games played are not review that 1 am a softball ^ ^ j ^ r f u l assortment ot stylee end colorti @ program. enthusiast, but 1 assume that these Baserunning Contest: 1. ^ Come Comi Celebrate Our Oledb C«*a Springboard for discussion. published. Heidi Goehring. 2. Becky same comments will also apply to OPEN M-F 1-5:30 Open Forum letters should be It seems that it would help matters McCray. 3. Missy McCray. 4. THUR. TIL 9:00 Perhaps once summer is if a schedule of games to be played other sports. Mandy McOay. SAT. 8 - SKK) limited to about 250 words, Yours truly, over and vacations and other for a certain week be published at the Buckley “et'erjk V McKEE ST,, MANCHESTER directed to issues and not per Elmer R. Swanson 54 distractions are out of the way, beginning of the week, including stuffed Animal Contest: Utile iX SCREENS REPAIRED sonalities, and must be signed postponed games to be played off, 30 Hackmatack St. Largest: 1. Denise Buonono. Anniversary readers will have time to and carry the writer’s address. even to the expense of repeating Manchester 2. Sean Hart. 3. Greg Palmer. ® th( miroeli of mol* itiejt H imthing’ rig Smallest: 1. Lori Patarini. downtown msntMrtsr m 2. Steve Patarini. 3. Greg Lighted pools urged Palmer. - ^ ® ® ® ® © © Cutest: 1. Jenny Pumhagen. MAINE To the editor, temperature is over 65 or 70 degrees 2. Mike Buonono. 3. cihris to all 13 and over until 10 or 11 o’clock Burkett. I wish to make a couple of com Most Unusual; 1. Katrina COAST HIGHER More involvement ments as to recreation improvement at night. They should also install Ojala. 2. Cristen Burkett. 3. in town. spray showers at each entrance 10 or Bryan Buonono. by residents needed I believe recreation should be 12-feet long that swimmers had to go Funniest: 1. Denise SEAFOOD SCENIC available to all who wish to par through to enter pool. Buonono. 2. Sharon Hart. 3. E D U C fin O N ticipate especially in baseball. I think I would also like to see the town Bryan Buonono. Dear sir: team league next year. It may also (Checker Tournament: 1. we should do away with Little sell Case Mountain and put the Before one suggests im be time to consider an “over 50” Mike Buonono. 2. David Hart. 55 OAKLAND ST. MIRRORS League and have town teams and money into more usable /WIKI/ 3. Sharon Hart. provements, we must recognize that league. After all, St. Petersberg has town playoffs. Every boy and girl neighborhood playgrounds. MANCHESTER Crayon Tournament; 1. Pat 9X12 there is probably no town anywhere its Kids and Cubs league that begins who wishes should be able to play, Fifty years ago I was able to enjoy ti Wojnarowski. 2. Mike • that provides as many activities as at age 85. and I mean play, not sit on the bench. a town lighted swimming pool on Buonono. 3. Dave 643-2667 HERE Manchester does through its recrea During the winter, better use of I would also like to see the town put nights like this. The people in Wojnarowski. Doll Contest: tion department. Our combination all local school facilities can be pursued lights at all the swimming pools in Manchester should be able to in 1978. with an education ioan (rom which could lead to the development Largest: 1. Keith season indoor-outdoor program is town, including Globe Hollow. Allow R.A. Vaughan Morrissey. 2. Becky Upton. 3. Heritage Savings and Loan. Education designed to involve most of our of woman’s volleyball or mixed swimming every night when the 122 Avondale Rd. Heather Bogli. CELEBRATE with OUR SPECIALS^ loans at low rates and flexible terms residents if they wish to participate. volleyball leagues as well as new and Manchester Smallest: 1. Sharon Hart. 2. — WadriBsday thru Friday — Come in for details. Suffer the little children However, we can involve more different programs. We must also Pam Fortuna. 3. Laurie through expansion of existing provide Rec time for non-league ac Patarini. Jumbo Shrimp McdaM Martin fields need work Most Unusual: 1. Steve \ programs. In softball, we must tivities that would enable residents Abortion and adoption would Under the proposed reform Dear Sir, Patarini. 2. Laurie Patarini. 3. 977 MAIN reconsider the use of out-of-town to have physical exercise one or two the base paths, home plate and the seem to be two quite different the government would pay David Hart. Maine Steamers...... 69'lb. 5 Downtown players. Our team won two games by nights a week. The possibility of local Each summer, at Martin School, pitching area have been worn down Prettiest: 1. Susan tlie Sfatcli Ifcritagc Savings subjects. The two are in Manchester something like $2,000 annually forfeit this year and two common PTA supervision on Rec nights in over 300 girls ages 9-16 participate in to the point of being 4 to 5 inches B erzenski. 2. Sharon iifI akiii . Issociolioii ■ Simr IS9I King Crab Claws...... *19«lb. i GIFT SHOP evitably going to be linked to families willing to adopt excuses that are offered every year their school gyms could also be pur the Little Miss and Senior Girls Soft- lower than the rest of the infield. M orrissey. 3. Jenny Pumhagen. • « Men CKtice tperyer It uer i Duplicate MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug, lo. 1977— PAGE SEVEN-A bridge All Food Mort Stores Open SunJay 9 «.in. Te 4 p.m. “S5,'S5.'SJtSf!SSf Onler Rriilgr Club Aug 5 at the Masonic Tem Extra Sovings With Food M ort Recent births are announced ple —Clem Hitchcock and Wilmer Curtiss, first; Mrs. ICECREAM I I Topco Bleach 11 Macaroni&Cheese Glenn Prentiss and Donald Caggenti, Daniel INicholag, son of Dr. Brice N. and Brown, Michael Thomag-and Andrew Ruggell, twin Russell Morrison of Cape Cod, Mass Their oaternal Weeks, second; Robert SEALTESTALL FLAVORS Jean M. Bieringer Cassenti of 29 Arnold Dr., Tolland. He Moriarty and Norman 128 OZ. PLASTIC JUG KRAFT-7'/4 OZ. BOX n grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of Jensen I was bom July 21 at Rockville General Hospital. His Porter St. They were torn July 27 at Mt. Sinai Hospita . st. They have a sister. Danielle. Whitney, third. B onus j '/2GAL. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. MaiiclifHler Bridge Club Bieringer of Central Islip, N.Y. His paternal grand Aug. 1 at 385 N, Main St. j CARTON parents are Mr. and Mrs. Natileno Cassenti of Central — North-South: Ann McLaughlin and Ann Staub, Islip, N.Y. He has a brother, David, 4; and a sister, I eURCMSSE OF 17 50 OR MORE AND THIS Laura, 2. In the service first; Frankie Brown and C oupons a t f o o d m a r t e x c l u s iv e OF COUTON A. FOOD MART EXCLUSIVE OF ■ WITH PURCHASE OF $7 50 OR MORE AND THIS M Mollie Timreck, second; Jan I 7 THRU COUPON ITEMS GOOD SUN , AUG 7 THRU (COUPON AT FOOD MART EXCLUSIVE OF SAT , AUG 13 UMfT’ O NE'-/' g a l ’ ONE I l,.eonard and Anne Ingram, OUPON PER FAMILY COUPON ITEMS GOOD SUN . AUG 7 THRU f l M B I I PER FAM?ly '^ COUPON I SAT . AUG 13 LIMIT ONE BOX - ONE COUPON It'T T il.'.F n f Thura, Brian Edward, son of Richard E. and Ruana A. Capt. Bradford S. Crandall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brad- He was graduated from Rockville Hich School in iQfi.5 third. ■ PER FAMILY East-West: Kaye Baker and Chipman ^ u rz of Enfield. He was torn July 31 at ford S. Crandall of 2 Green Rd., Rockville, is par- received a B.A. degree in e c o n lic s in 1969 f r l 5 Ethel Coon, first; Eugene Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother ticipating in “Red Flag,” a Tactical Air Command University of Connecticut, and was commissioned in 1970 Toch and Judy Pyka, second; IS Mrs. Ruana E. Chipman of Windermere Ave., training exercise conducted at Nellis AFB, Nev. upon completion of Officer Training School at Lackland Ronald Willhide and Barbara Rockville. His paternal grandfather is Edward Thurz of Capt. Crandall is an instructor weapons systems officer AFB, Tex. Davis, third. Chocolate Toffee Creme Squares Glastonbury. at llill AFB, Utah, with the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing. Nile Time Novice (^roup Aug 5 at 146 Hartford Rd. You're in Luck With a Buck at Food Mart! Your neighbor’s kitchen 1 —Joyce and Frank Rossi, By BETTY RYDER J first: Joe and Marilyn WALDBAUM'S Fecteau, second; William and Redeem These Coupons At Any Food Mart This Week And Save! Cooking for two, whether it be newlyweds or senior .W k u u ; PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE Obituaries UJ PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOP "✓V' - Area medical payments listed The Connecticut Department of Mrs. Sergillius Archambauit payments for East Hartford patients, $82,219. EAST HARTFORD-Mrs. Cecile Social Services has released a list of residents included Bridgeport Mental Stuart H.V. Carlson, 72, dies all medical vendors in the state who Arthur Drug Stores received $20,- Rose R. Southiere Archambauit, 67, Health Center $33,990 and $48,180, 6M; Fabian Drug Co., $24,342, and Stuart H. V. Carlson of 635 S. minal. He also acquired the Odd received morq than $20,000 from the and Phelps Radiation Center $25,217. of Glastonbury, formerly of East Fellows Building on Main St. which Vincent’s Pharmacy, $57,942. Main St. died Sunday. department in 1976. The Elm Pharmacy received $109,- Hartford, died Tuesday at Hartford he had planned on renovating prior to Tolland, with a welfare population He was 72 and had been ill for some In releasing the list, which includes 196 and Pat’s Medical Pharmacy, Hospital. She was the wife of becoming ill. of 47, had as the only listing $46,936 to Sergillius Archambauit. time. hospitals, pharmacies and $73,962. Maynard’s, a medical and Mr. Carlson was a past member of Dr. Allen Goldstein, an optometrist. Mrs. Ardhambault was born in His parents Carl and Joehannah physicians, the state said it is in no surgical supplier, received $34,399; the American Trucking Assn, and Glastonbury, with a welfare pop Pawtucket, R.I., and had lived in came to the United States about 1885 way intended to question the Dr. Joseph Danyliw, $26,885, and Dr. Motor Truck Assn. ulation of 270, had as its only listing East Hartford for many years before and built a house on Ridge St. in amounts paid or the services Anthony Dinardo, $23,312. He was a past member of the rendered. $29,627 paid to Pagano’s Pharmacy. UJ I moving to Glastonbury in 1966. She Mancester. Mr, Carlson was born The Rockville section of Vernon Manchester Gun Club, Hartford Gun Rather it is an attempt to keep the In all, the state paid some $102 was a communicant of St. Paul’s there Feb. 11,1905. He was one of six has a welfare population of $1,273. Club, Hartford City Club and Hart million for medical services for the Church, Glastonbury. children. people of Connecticut informed as to Rockville General Hospital received ford Canoe Club. where their tax dollars are being poor. The list just released does not She is also survived by 8 sons, Paul He attended local schools through $238,296 in payments and for out During World War II he served in spent, the department said. include medical payments to nursing Archambauit of Coventry, Richard grade eight. At age 17 he enlisted in homes. the Navy and served aboard the the Coast Guard Auxiliary and In Manchester, which has a Archambauit of Manchester, engaged in regular patrols on Long Maurice Archambauit of East Hart battleship Wyoming. He was the welfare population of 1,483, Island Sound. He and other members ford, Ronald Archambauit of ship’s boxing champion. Manchester Memorial Hospital After his Navy enlistment he donated their boats and services for received $552,962 and its out-patient Judge orders prison closed Marlborough, Henry Archambauit of this purpose. unit, $133,693. Torrington. Bernard Archambauit of married Hah M. Dwire. Two He was divorced in 1948. He then Two pharmacies received more Enfield, Roger Archambauit of children, Stuart and Ronald resulted PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A from the marriage. married Beatrice E. Pickles. ’Three than $20,000. They were Liggett (state) failure to exercise proper North Carolina and Jean Archam federal judge today ordered stete of children resulted from this Rexall Sales, $27,429, and control," Pettine said in a summary bauit of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; 2 In 1927, he founded a motor marriage, Karen, Kristine, and Ver Manchester Drug, $35,982. ficials to close Rhode Island’s of his decision. daughters, Mrs. Jeanne Stevens of trucking firm, Carlson’s Express, century-old, overcrowded maximum Starting with one truck and a small non. Beatrice Carlson passed on in Dr. Robert K. Butterfield, general Colchester and Mrs. Pauline Neale of June of 1963. •ecurity building at the Adult Correc Enfield: a brother, Lionel Southiere local route he expanded the business practitioner, received $23,532 and Dr. m Mr. Carlson is survived by all his tional Institutions within one year. of Woonsocket, R.I.; 2 sisters, Mrs. to provide regular freight service to Cyril Kim, psychiatrist, $25,378. The IN MEMORIAM children except Ronald. He also Metro Wheelchair Service received Ruling on a massive class action In loving memory o( Dorothy Nell Marie Herteau of Stamford and Mrs. Connecticut, Massachusetts and suit filed by Inmates two years ago. Who pau«d away August 10, 1976. Rhode Island. He was one of the first leaves two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude $53,587 and the Manchester Public Gertrude Dion of Massachusetts; 36 Chief Judge Raymond J. Pettine of to use trailer trucks. Straugh and Mrs. Esther Jones. He Health Nursing Association, $41,616. ^ySu***^ dawns brings thoughts grandchildren and 2 g r e a t U.S. District Court called the In i960 he founded S.H.V.C., a real also leaves five grandchildren. East Hartford has a welfare pop grandchildren. building "an imminent public health, E^ch eventide, a prayer. estate development corporation. He Mr, Carlson will be buried in East ulation of 1,910. General Hospitals on For in Ihe henrtj that loved you most The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a m. Cemetery. The funeral will be at 11 fire and safety hazard.’’ You altvayi will be there from the Glastonbury Funeral Home, acquired the form er Bon Ami the list included: Cedarcrest, $277,- a.m. Friday from Watkins Funeral "Inmates are subjected to ram Sadly missed, 450 New London Tpke., with a Mass manufacturing plant and converted 665; Dempsey Regional Center $209 - Home, 142 East Center St. 459; Laurel Heights, $885,478, and pant violence and fear of violence by Husband, Son, Daughter-ln-Uw at St. Paul's Church at 10. Burial the obsolete structure into a and Grandchildren The family suggests a contribution Uncas, $795,058. reason of both the physical structure arrangements are incomplete. trucking, rail and warehouse ter to the Manchester Memorial of the building and defendants’ Friends may call at the funeral Outpatient hospitals receiving Hospital Development Fund. home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Jet transports EAST HARTFORD — P ■D Paul T. Surber Mrs.. Allen P. Wallen of East Hartford, Robert Merrick of (UPI) — The Boeing SOUTH W IN D SO R -Paul T. VERNON—Mrs. Pauline Kramer Bloomfield and James Merrick of Commercial Airplane Co. ■O' ^ io t w Surber, 61, of 906 Main St., died Wallen, 48, of 54 Gerald Dr,, died Long Island, N.Y.; and three sisters INSULATE NOW c 0) (0 <0 ° Tuesday delivered its U I Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Mrs. Ruth Gagne of West Hartford! 3,000th com m ercial je t g y Mrs. Jane Conlon of Elmwood and Medical Center, Hartford. He was Medical Center, Hartford. She was transport, a Boeing 727-200 and we will take (0 ra l l the husband of Mrs. Andoline Surber. the wife of Allen P. Wallen, Mrs, Marie Chin of Honolulu powered by three Pratt & "o 2^ - Hawaii. — <0 Q . Mr. Surber was born in Hamburg, Mrs. Wallen was born in Hartford Whitney Aircraft JT8D off the price. Iowa, and had lived in South Windsor and lived in East Hartford for 11 The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 engines. f | i ! r for 45 years. He had been employed years before coming to Vernon in a m. from Burke-Fortin Funeral P&W, a division of to c “ 5.® : at Pratt and Whitney Division of 1961. She was a communicant of the Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, United Technologies, said Call today for FREE estimate = ^ S k_ OJ - -o •= c a 2 5 >.« jx a a S ' United Technologies Corp. for 17 Church of St. Luke in Ellington and a with a Maes at the Church of St. Luke the state of Connecticut is S g- a; ° < at 10. Burial will be in Ellington ° E c g j= : years. He formerly was a tobacco member of its choir and Ladies Boeing's largest subcon ^ . a o a - 8 3 S - 7 0 0 3 o ^ 0 ® (D C — 2 5 ® ® o ra T CQ E S, £ > = . 2 ^ 8 ! Center Cemetery. .2 £ c | e £ 8 5 £ ® E a-o ■ i S l > . E grower in South Windsor, He was a Guild, She was active in the Connec tracting state by dollar V) o fc - — O) - ® « . communicant of St. Francis of Assisi ticut Valley Girl Scouts, Friends may call at the funeral volume. S 5 E - i a — ® a i B ® ' home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m C >> C 5 ® 0 a; B ° o o n .“ ® o c ® o ■ Church. She is also survived by a son, Paul The firm said said 78 In s u lC o rp ° ‘ ft ^ © o > ®■ - -3 w oc 001 c X3 -o o The family suggests that any ENEROY CONSERVATION ENGINEERS ^ y c >» c © : .tr © ,^ © — ^CO £ E c ® ~ 1 Other survivors are a son, Paul M. Wallen of Vernon; two daughters, suppliers, led by P&W Air k. p G) J .<2 c £ g s « _ a ® memorial gifts^may be made to the Cl) ^ X a ® e i s s Surber of South Windsor; two Paulette Wallen of West Hartford craft, have received more BBS HILLIARO ST. / t I E . e-' -O . l l a ® ^ Connecticut Lung Association, 45 Ash MANCHESTER, CT. OBOAO ^ « 5 ^ fc "o j > .<2 g ^ C o C c I- E oy 5 ^ ‘I daughters, Mrs. Patricia Gray of and Mrs. Patricia Sanieski of South than $4 billion in contracts Q. O C S ^ S i l : O ^ O) © o © © South Windsor and Mrs. Kathleen Wales, N.Y.; four brothers, August St., East Hartford, or to the Juvenile o i* < o ^ ' z <0 ■ O) i; .E over the last 22 years — T o m * ® c 2 1 8 1 g .a a c I ® » c a ® c I Quagliaroli of Franklin, Mass.; six Kramer of Coventry, John Merrick Diabetes Association, 999 Asylum nearly one-third the total ' £ P 0)*~ <9 o 5 £ 1= 1 Ave., Hartford. g E - S o ® -Q . c ® E 52 c ■“ sisters, Mrs. Roseann Boudreau of = ^ L- = e2 !• 3 ® T3 .<2 value of Boeing’s subcon x: * ® ® OT : C c East Hartford, Mrs. Rita Miller of tracted effort. o £ "D g ® ® £ * ® 3 © >s © © 1 S' to ! > |E b 1 Hartford, Mrs. Virginia Lee Keenan n - 2. 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Au^, 10, 1977 - PAGF, THREE-B Rockville hospital notes CCAG dissatisified Admitted Tuesday; Christina Boucher, Claire Hynek and daughter, Stafford; Thrall Rd., Vernon; Gregory Boucher, Scott Lambert, Elm St., Rockville; Thrall Rd., Vernon; Steven Brennan, , Michael McCaffrey, Laurel St. with hospital answers Tolland; Robert Shores Jr ., South St., Rockville; Hulda McKean, Washington By JUNE TOMPKINS Vernon; Lottta St. John, GrOve St., St., Vernon; Douglas Moore, Tolland; responsibility for developing policies charged to hospital costs, a hospital Rockville; Rutn Warren, Overbrook Dr., Margaret O’Connell, South St., Rockville. Herald Reporter for distribution of the special fund. spokesman said. Vernon. Birth Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Members of the Connecticut The hospital has paid personnel Former MMH patients at the Discharged Tuesday: Dwight Banning, Mrs. Sherwood Aborn Jr., Stafford Citizen Action Group (CCAG) and who informs patients needing finan meeting who have either paid or are Tolland; Robert D z a t, Tolland; Mrs. Springs. former patients of Manchester cial aid of available assistance. After in the process of paying recent Memorial Hospital (MMH) are dis a study of their financial status, the hospital bills under hardship were MANCHESTER PARKADE satisfied with answers from the patients are advised of the best finan given applications for financial aid hospital administrators as to why cial aid available according to their from the Hill-Burton fund. Any aid they did not receive information particular circumstances. It could be granted will be determined upon about the availability of certain town or state welfare, social agen review of the applications, Roy said. !V- financial assistance toward their cies, veterans' and church groups, or The CCAG planning committee hospital bills. special funds such as the Hill-Burton presented a list of demands, some of About 20 former patients, hospital fund or Brainard Fund, which were answered with officials and CCAG members met To date. Manchester Memorial explanations from Roy and Kenney. SPIsi*-- Tuesday night at St. Jam es Church to Hospital has received $1,103,500 in Roy agreed to act on two of the discuss a list of demands drawn up by Hill-Burton funds.- The hospital demands which are to check on con a CCAG planning committee. The agreed to supply 10 per cent of the spicuous locations of recently posted demands were related to portions of money it received from the federal signs and to check on personnel to the Hill-Burton Act which the com government in free service to needy give information to patients who may - m i mittee alleges the hospital has patients with no other aid and no in be eligible for Hill-Burton Fighting algae in lake ■w,; violated. surance. assistance. At left, residents of the Middle Bolton Lake area in Vernon The Hill-Burton Act. passed in Of the $110,350 designated for free Don Cattanach of East Hartford, 1946, requires that hospitals service from the fund, MMH has so chairman, said in summation, “I gather around Richard Haymes, staff fish biologist with the Master Charge, m far given $119,600, a hospital state Department of Environmental Protection, to receive in Visa & receiving federal money to expand or don't think the answers to our BankAmerIcard improve facilities must provide cer spokesman said. In the hospital’s questions tonight were complete.” structions on how to spread copper sulphate in the lake to Are Welcome. tain amounts of free service to the Center for Mental Health, $81,600 has He said committee members will alleviate a serious problem with algae. Looking over his Or Use Your community, and that information of been distributed among 2,200 check on the H ill-Burton fund shoulder is Eugene Orlowski of Vernon’s Health Department. Youth Center such service be posted in the patients, and $38,000 to more than 100 availability information at the Above, the volunteer homeowners prepare to load their boats Charge hospital. others as inpatients, he said. hospital soon and will act according The hospital has exceeded its 10 with the chemicals. Some of the boats were donated for use by Ait The main contention of the group is ly. "We ll see what happens,” he not that the hospital doesn't give free per cent goal in past years and so far said. Cattanach pieaded financial Cartop Rentals of Vernon. (Herald photos by Pinto) service, but that it fails to provide in this fiscal year which ends Sept. 30. hardship when his wife was a m ater formation by means of brochures or The aid money u.sed beyond that nity patient at MMH two different posters and through its staff that provided by the Hill-Burton fund is times. such service is available through the Vernon gets housing rehab aid Hill-Burton fund. A poster with such information has Vernon’s application for a federal grant of The town’s application stated that the July fire calls been on display in the emergency $279,00 for a housing rehabilitation program program will provide decent housing for low- has been approved. room, but in June, other posters were and moderate-income families by encouraging The Vernon Fire Department responded to Carla shows proof of reading achievement placed in the business office and in landlords to bring the housing up to local 32 calls during the month of July, a slight The announcement of its approval came Carla Krysiak of 65 Green Rd. shows Tom Byron III of 41 Lexington Dr. proof that she has the admitting office. Queen arrives decrease from June but more than the same Tuesday afternoon from the office of Connec housing code standards. period last year. read more than 10 books during the summer reading program at Whiton Memorial Library. Throughout the disorderly The program could Involve the demolition of ticut Congressman Christopher Dodd. meeting, in spite of various informa some deteriorated houses. It will also involve ’The breakdown of calls was one grass fire, Tom holds his paper balloon mobile, one of which was given to each participant in the tion offered and questions answered The application was approved by the revising the town’s housing code and stronger three box alarms, three mutual aid calls, program called “Race the Wind in Your Own Balloon.’’ The balloons are on display in the in Belfast by George Roy, hospital controller, Department of Housing and Urban Develop enforcement efforts. three emergency standbys, seven structure library’s children’s room. Each participating child will be given his award at a party and Edward J. Kenney, hospital ad BELFAST, Northern Ireland ment (HUD) and the money is provided The town has previously received a grant for fires, one car fire, one dryer fire, one oven The royal yacht Britannia avoided Friday at 10:30 a.m. in the Whiton Auditorium. (Herald photo by Pinto) ministrator, the main question, (UPl) — Queen Elizabeth was through the Housing and Community £)evelop- rehabilitation of owner-occupied housing and fire, two trash fires and one gasoline Belfast itself and anchored at ment Act. “ Why w eren't and why aren 't welcomed to Northern Ireland today this program has been under way for washdown. Bangor, 10 miles away. patients informed of this special fund by a 21-gun salute from her subjects The funds will allow absentee landlords to sometime in the Rockville section. Authorities insisted Elizabeth use Also, the rescue squad had six auto accident and why aren't there posters in con and a spate of bombings, arson and rehabilitate some 440 rental units in the Homeowners are ioaned money at a low in a helicopter to go to her first official standbys, two extrications and one medical spicuous places in the hospital?” Rockville section of town. terest rate. Northern Irish teen-agers sniper attacks by the Provisional function, conferring titles and honors assist. remained unanswered. Irish Republican Army, which vowed to 50 dignitaries at Hillsborough. The hospital administration was to make it "a day to remember.” The helicopter trip was the queen’s charged with discrimination by Unlike some of her other Silver first, and the British government in leave for home tonight several in the audience when Roy Jubilee visits around Britain, this sisted she make it on a two-engined Church prepares for bazaar ‘Parting is such sweet sorrow’’ during the Vernon Circle sidewalk explained that Hill-Burton assistance was not a day of celebration — 30,000 craft. Since she assumed the throne happy evening, but had its sad Vernon may have been true for moments when the party was about day sales. The manager of the store, funds are used primarily in the areas troops and police clamped virtual the government has refused to allow ’The St. Joseph Sweethearts, parishioners, charge of publicity. Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, but ready to break up. put the watch in a box and gave it to of greatest need — obstetrics and martial law throughout the province, her fly in a helicopter for safety The 19th annual St. Joseph’s Church Outdoor have been busy making golumpki and pierogi Chairmen and booths are Marian not for the Northern Irish teen-agers The Irish teen-agers and their teen the lad. mental health clinic with some to be Irish Catholic youths rioted in reasons. Bazaar will begin Monday at 6 p.m. at the for the bazaar and there are thousands of Narkawicz, American kitchen; Lottie Ziemba, who will leave for home tonight after age Manchester hosts stopped It will be a tearful farewell tonight, used in extreme emergency cases. Belfast and IRA bombs exploded Before, during and after the church grounds. ’The bazaar will run Monday them. Heien Koniar, Polish kitchen; Mr. and Mrs. nearly six weeks of living with dancing long enough to watch films when the bus leaves St. Mary’s “There is just so much money to around the province. queen’s arrival, the IRA attempted through Friday from 6 to 11 p.m. and Saturday spread over a large area," Kenney The two kitchens at the fair will have Polish Jam es Erickson, Wanda Satkiewicz, booth Manchester families. and slides of the group’s activities parking lot at 6:15 for Boston. Shortly “ We feel .she will be perfectly to make good its promise that the 51- from noon to midnight. ’There is no admission added. and American foods. ’There will be a variety of “Nobody wants to go home,” was before 10, their plane is scheduled to ’safe,” one official said, “but nothing year-old monarch’s visit would be “a charge. personnel; Carol Hopowiecz, rides personnel; while in Manchester as guests of St. beverages, including cold beer. the cry of more than one Irish teen Jam es and St. Mary’s Church. leave Logan Airport near Boston, and The act states that each hospital has been left to chance" lay to rem em ber" On Saturday, Aug. 20, there will be a kiddie Joseph Rasulis, Frank Novak, Edward Jan- For 18 years money raised by the bazaar ager Tuesday. Chris McCann and Joe Barbara Best who came to they will be on the way home. benefitting by it shall have the matinee beginning at 1 p.m. It will feature kid ton. Big Six; Stan Bloniarz, Mike Reardon, helped pay the church mortgage, built a con Duffy said they would m iss the Manchester in 1975 in the first die rides at reduced prices and Disneyland bee; Anthony Dowgiewicz, Clarence Suchecki, vent for the church sisters, operate St. Joseph bingo. freedom of life in Manchester. characters. ecumenical Irish Children’s Project School and serve as a cushion for increasing Christine McKinney, who celebrated of St. Jam es and St, Mary’s Church, Raffle tickets for a 1977 automobile and two Ai and Lou Wagner, bicycle raffle; Jean operational expenses and improvements. her 15th birthday shortly after the said that on her first visit she didn’t other major prizes are being sold. The Kurr, golumpki and potato pancakes; Al The Rev. Aloysius Kisluk, church pastor, is group arrived in Manchester June 29, know many Catholics, but "now I drawing will be Aug. 20 at 11:30 p.m. Wagner, Clarence Suchecki, Frank Novak, honorary chairman of the fair. Chester said she doesn’t want to go back know a whole lot.” Barbara said she ’This year the midway wiil feature 30 prize Max Sadlak, poster distribution; Peter Bloniarz is general chairman. Co-chairmen because “we can't talk to each other is now able to stop and talk to her booths and 10 m ajor rides. Parishioners and Dureiko, money runner; Helen Bloniarz, are Bernice Gili, Marian Narkawicz and Wan when we get home.” We’ll just try it Catholic friends in Portadown. “We friends of the church staff the booths. cake; Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, car raffle. da Satkiewicz. anyway, she said. Everyone is going just get on wonderfully,” she said. Bingo will be held nightly under a large tent Patricia Cedor is secretary. John Deptula to try and get back here, she added. Chris McCann was impressed on the grounds. There is aiso a large tent for Dan Skiba, stock; Dureiko boys, eiectrical Sale effective August 10 thru August 13 Jr., William Rogalus and Lois Matczak are She predicted Tuesday afternoon because people “don’t care about refreshments. maintenance; Bob Benware, Donald Fortuna, treasurers. Max Sadlak and Ms. Cedor are in Store Hours 9:30-9:30 Daily Sun 11-5 soda. m that last night's farewell party and religion here.” He and his friend, mobile disco at St. Mary’s Episcopal John Glenn, of Manchester, said they Church wouldn’t be “much of a par liked the way each other talked. John ty.” especially liked the different phrases : r Coventry plans rules on events She was partially right, it was a and sayings of the Irish young people. The Coventry Parks and Recreation Com Chris had perhaps the best idea of J town. This would exlude most local Dog damage case all. He thought it would be “grand” if mission in preparing recommendations for an organizations from the fee payment. Fire calls o . Frank Connolly, town manager, has asked thfe teen-agers could come from ordinance to reguiate special events in town. The final ordinance must be weighed by the the Town Council for permission to refer to Manrlirster Manchester to visit us.” The Rev. Public Chief Robert Kjeiiquist prepared the Town Council and a public hearing before it is Tuesday, 6:26 p.m, —Box Stephen Jacobson, rector of St. original draft. approved. the town attorney a recent case of dog damage amounting to $455. 434. False alarm. (Town) Mary’s Church, said “That would be The recreation commissioners feei any town Tuesday, 9:45 p.m. —Car The commissioners also plan to begin work “We had an incident in town where several an eye-opener for Manchester kids.” gathering attracting more than 200 people fire at 75 Center St. (Town) should be covered by the ordinance. A vaiid on an ordinance which wouid reguiate private sheep were killed by a dog,’’ Conn6lly told the Today, 12:59 a m. —Awning The Northern Irish teen-agers will license wouid have to be obtained from Town use of the town’s parks. A recently passed or council. fire at House & Hale, 945 Main have many memories to take home Manager Frank Connoily at least 30 days in dinance applied only to Sandy Shores, Lisicke The dog’s alleged owner is denying St. (Town) with them. One lad, will even be 6l8M Tumblors Crestline Grill 6-Pek Cendy Bert Coffeemeker advance. Beach, and area adjacent to these beaches. ownership, the town manager said. wearing a watch, which he admired Our r*g. 1.97 Our rag. 21.47 Our rtg. 1.07 Our rag. 12.76 The new rule wouid require Connoiiy to Light blue slyling that's Set of four All metal hooded grill make public disciosure of the event within 3 Musketeers. Milky Way. completely Immersible, 25 oz. gtateee. with adjustable spit and Snickers handy 6-paks, stain resistant. Brews 3-0 grid, swing out motor. seven days of receipt of the appiication. He Rt. 85 paving scheduled HRC hears complaint Qold or evocado 12.88 great for snacks cups of coffee 8.77 would have to either grant or deny the applica tion within 14 days. Bolton Traffic men will be on duty to direct traffic The application must include a description through tae work area. Motorists are asked to at a closed meeting tXhic of the event, its iocation, a facilities plan in Resurfacing of a 1.7-mile section of Rt. 85 in use caution and keep alert for men and equip cluding portable toilets, and the date and Boiton is scheduled to begin ’Thursday, it was John C, Flanagan, a black resident of separately by the commission during the ment on the roadway when passing through hours, and must meet state and local health announced today by the state Department of Galaxy Dr., brought a complaint against session, and the commission acted as a the work area. standards. Transportation. his white neighbors to Manchester’s panel of judges would act, he said. The Board will meet Human Relations Commission last month commission believes that the best interest The license wouid be vaiid for three days The work wili invoive the section of Rt. 85 after it is issued. The Board of Education will meet Thursday at a closed meeting. of all parties would be served by keeping beginning at Rt. 6 dnd running south. Work iR olaidsi at 8 p.m, at the Bolton Center School Library The commission failed to give proper the proceedings confidential, he said. i m TAC lD TABLFTS f The nonrefundable fee for the iicense would wiii be performed daily between 7 a m. and Board members will hear the final report of notice of the meeting. The minutes were Sweeney, who expects to ask for a for be $100, but Connolly would have the option of 4:30 p.m. The job will take about three Sava Mora Enrfgy ilgeto . the Committee to Study Town and School In available as required by the FOI, but mal ruling on the issue from the town waiving the fee for groups which have working days and is scheduled to be com SPECIAL PURCHASE Gerden Shovel provided sociai or cuitural services to the tramural and Interscholastic Programs It could not be released to the media counsel, said that there is a difference iToothpestel pleted, weather permitting, by Monday. between executive sessions of public agen Our reg. 4.97 will be presented by Harvey Harpin, com From the Maker You Know Beat because they had not been approved by the Small size gar 9 oz Super mittee chairman. commission, according to the town cies on the deciding of public Issues such Power Rd IVentlletorFen Super Glue den shovel of Size RoleIC as the rezoning of streets and this case hollowback con Board members will discuss the 1976-77 secretary who covered the meeting. Our rag. 49.61 Our rag. 1.47 Our rtg. Infants, Tots, Boys & Girls struction Our rag. 1.27 Area police report budget report and the guaranteed tax base Flanagan has said that the teen-agers in which dealt with a private problem. 1 drop d e s ig n e d funds. the neighborhood have been harassing him Sweeney said that he had not researched Thermoslaticalty poclally for light Regular or ; controlled vent fan. Spearmint, f and his children. Among the teen-agers the Freedom of Information Act, but said holds 1,000 digging and gar- Ellington issued by Common Pleas Court 19 charging Fall & Winter Playtogs ready to Install. 22 only dening Bottle of 76 that at this time he has every reason to 32.90 Frederick Orson, 29, of Enfield, was him with two counts of second-degree were children of Frank Livingston, a 99< believe that the giving of notice to all par ■ 7T - charged Tuesday with criminal trespassing. burglary, and one count each of first-degree member of the commission. Livingston Ellington firm ties concerned in this case on an Police said the arrest was made on compiaint arson, third-degree and fourth-degree larceny. attended the closed session and then took exclusively m atter, came within the FOI. of Patricia Flaherty of Hillside Dr. East Vernon Police said the arrests were the 25% O ff a leave of absence from the commission Hartford. result of the investigation of breaks into local gets more aid until the case is resolved. The commission will again go into executive session Tuesday to reach a deci Police said Ms. Fiaherty was renting a cot homes and the burning of a car. The alleged in Reg. 3.35 to 14.50 NOW 2.50 to 10.90 Atty, Joseph Sweeney, a member of the commission, said today that the commis sion on the case. I tage at Crystai U k e and Orson, whom she cidents took place Aug. 5 and 6, police said. An Ellington firm will get extra help in its sion had notified all parties concerned in The July and Tuesday meetings are un knew, came to the cottage Monday and was Ruest was held overnight at the police sta expansion plan as a result of financing ap AC/DC Tape Recorder the case. Each party involved was heard usual for the commission, as it normaliy . Our rag. 32.97 told to leave and not to return. tion in lieu of posting a $15,000 bond. He was to proved Tuesday by the state Department of Paddle Lollipop Tremendous assortments of line quality playtogs for fall & winter Cor doesn’t meet during July and August. 5 pushbutton func> be presented in court in Rockville today. Our rag. 36t Police said Orson did return Tuesday and Commerce through its financing arm, the duroy slacks. Corduroy overalls. Jean pants. Knit pants. Polo shirts tion slide volume broke into the cottage causing about $100 Connecticut Development Authority. Velour shirts, coveralls. Slack sets. Overall sets. And morel All are no- control. Dellcioualy worth of damage to a door and window He Barbara Wziontko, 26, of 655 Talcottville The Authority voted approval of $245,000 for Bettery/electric. flavored. 3 oz., Iron. All are 25% off. For boys & girls 3 months to size 7. Manchester police report Biiterlas not in* candy. Save at ^ was released on a $500 non-surety bond for Rd., Vernon, was arrested Tuesday on the R ice Packaging Co. ’The sum represents an eluded. 26.88 Km art appearance in Common Pleas Court 19 warrants charging her with four counts of increase of $10,000 over the $235,000 which was Rockville, Aug, 23. issuing bad checks. The complaints were approved in May. Manchester Police are investigating the about 1:30 p.m. to a call of rocks being thrown into the Purnell parking lot from made by local businesses, police said. The Rice expansion financing was one of 10 theft of $247.51 from a safe at the Bonanza Sirloin Pit, 240 Spencer St. the roof at 801 Main St. Walter Hicking, 35, of West Willington, was She was released on a ^50 non-surety bond projects given the authority’s go-ahead From the Same Famous Maker The theft was reported Monday at 5:39 Court date for both Drown and Lane is treaty and released at Rockville General for court appearance Sept. 14. Tuesday, ’The authority okayed financing a p.m., police said. A rear door at the Aug. 29. Casita o u r rag. 177.88 Hospital early this morning for injuries suf total of $2,520,175 in expansion projects. Orig. 7.00, 8.00 & 9.00 Jackets restaurant was unlocked, according to the For bug-free dining or family fun, rugged fered in an accident on Rt. 140. Hebron Road w o rk planned Ironstone police report. Police charged a South Windsor man in Cash# with fiberglast screana. Yellow' Police said Hicking was driving a tractor- James Healey, 19, of Hartford, was taken to For Infants, Tots, Boys & Girls Our rag. 36.39 Melamine Set 13goo The state Department of Transportation connection with a two-car automobile ac CompM. Hrvtot lor Our rtg. 2.47 vinyl top. Flft In station wagon, sate up In 20 trailer truck and apparently the steering or Windham Community Memorial Hospital mlnutesi At Kmart tavingt. 8 panal will start work Thursday on a concrete Two persons were arrested Tuesday and cident that occurred at 10 p.m. Tuesday. tight, ov.nproof, the front end lo ck ^ as he was rounding a Wednesday with injuries suffered in a car- overlay of Rt. 83 in Ellington. The project tf.t.rgtnl ••I., our rag. 218.88 9 panel ...... NOW 8141.00 charged with second-degree reckless en- Raymond F. Hardy, 33, of South Wind oolorfMt. 40 curve. ’The load in the truck shifted and the motorcycle accident on Walt St. 2.00 &3.00 pc. •«. C hild's 3 piece our reg. 277.88 11 panal ...... NOW 8178.00 begins at Rt. 285 and runs about three quarters dangerment in connection with a rock e r , was charged with operating under the '*(hll» only. UmM unit tipped over. No police action was taken. Police said Healy suffered arm and elbow of a mile to Rt. 140. qunWlM. teeturlrw Mtcfcey Mouee 1.97 Limited quantitlaa, no rainchackt Super valuesi Brushed denim Jackets. Corduroy Jackets. throwing incident, police said, influence and reckless driving, police injuries. He was the driver of the cycle. The ’The work is to be completed in one day, Bedford cord jackets. Knit Jackets. Blazer jackets. All are $>er- Peter C. Drown, 16, of 108M McKee St., said. The accident occurred on Tolland car was driven by Susan Dixon of Hartford. Vernon between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. manent press poly-cotton. Sizes 12 months to toddler 4 are and Etarl B. Lane, 18, of Andover, were Tpke. at the Oakland St. intersection. • SILVER LANE She was charged with making an improper 239 SPENCER STREET MANCHESTER Traffic will be directed by flagmen and 2.00 Boys & girls sizes 4 to 7 are 3.00. arrested, police said. Police responded at There were no serious injuries reported. Joseph A. Ruest, 27, of no certain address, turn and is scheduled to appear in court in was arrested in Vernon Tuesday on warrants signs. Motorists are asked to use caution while Court date is Aug. 30. Rockville Aug. 19. passing through the work area. < PAGE FOUR-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 10, 1977 ©^^SQUIZ Fernandez out MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Aug. 10. 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B Plainfield reeulte I MIAMI (UPI) - The Last night’s softball Miami Dolphins put former defensive star Herald angle Manny Fernandez and nuMT mjm WHA officials to reheat f7nS-ll(l) m $-11(11 defensive back Gary Burl mot fisT - mvsk rm MMMf 31N UN 4-UMM.M 21M IN 4M DUSTY to a 13-1 pasting of Vito’s in night at Fitzgerald to earn UN MCatbakf SM IN Scoring in all but one in the nightcap. Pete Bezzini on injured waivers mwad in sji m IN U tr ? lirMyTram 7M a berth in the upcoming Earl Yost limkj Mu Ul S.N TK315S TM 32M ning, Suburban Floors tripled and singled and town tournament. Brad Tuesday, reducing the HwMi }N MM lU M SIMM roster to the required 60. T1f:31if fMcti Ul Ntf SIMM i4a4Upatf S$2M trounced CBT Blue, 16-6, Steve Wronker doubled and Ladr had three hits in Sports Editor MMi 7il M SUN TriMa l-l-S M S22UN la 4U M SISUI last night at Robertson Trilicts I-7 S M SUf.71 I 4N M S2231N singled twice to lead the cluding a solo homer and SOTITMaCMaiT) TOn $-11 (II behind a 16-hit attack. Biil bidding war with NHL winners. Six different S U M $•!« IQ XRtKuNMMr IM 3M 2-TAt Cm IIM IN $M THE REPS TEP KLMS7EWSV1 Phil Chak and Pete UirtOM* UN 4.M IN UA Tam IM IlM SM LEP THE NX. WITH 49 HR'S DiYeso had four hits, Man players had one hit each Ignatowicz two apiece for FLORIDA ■iUia RM» tlN Ul 2#! IMmr 14m UH IN MtecNv In. M 7 N TKNil IN 1954, HIS ONWTITXE. ny Vital three and Bob for Vito's. Glass. Rich Lachapelle and superstars and talented amateurs to TM31M NEW YORK (UPI) - Stung themselves at the expense of the here today, has turned us off com TIf.- 31:71 MM3UMS31N NTUnUSNM WHO IS THE ONLY REP TO Rivers, Barry Bernstein Ted Kuchas collected two its ranks, initiating a costly and often MM lU M SUM Mtd$ m M SUN (a 2U M S121M WIN THAT TITLE SINCE by the National Hockey older league," pletely," Tntecta t-1-3 mi SIMM TrMta 14-2 M S7S7M and Henry O'Brian two WOMEN’S REC blows apiece for the Vets. Sm Thursday’s bitter rivalry. Mr MWt Ul M SUN Triiicta244 M S921M 016 TEP? Age ruling unfair with $144 in the box. Feature game "There is no way I would recom The merger needed 14 of 18 votes in snomis-iKt) orami $-11 (C) apiece for Floors Fred Seven runs in the first in League’s abrupt veto of a "They were obviously disap TIM S-ll (M) l-SMiM llil 7M A , TONY PEREX found Jai Alai nipping Moriarty's for mend to my board of directors that the NHL and there was considerable MipM« 17M SM 3M 44aa(aatv lavli UN tM 4N Shaw had three blows and ning and five more in the Talk about discrimination, the an merger agreem ent. World pointed," said Ziegler. "But there is S-flMaMi IN 7-UctCM IN IN 0. FRANK P09INS0N the American Division title, 1-0, in the Cincinnati Stingers ever again sentiment toward the plan. But the 1 Sefl Mf 3M IN T-CaMiOMM 4M Hank Gorski, Ron Janes second propelled LaValee nual Town Tennis Tournaments will Hockey Association officials nothing to prevent them from ap 2NM SNr 3M TM: 31M TM31i2 C. JOHNNY 0ENCH eight innings. Tonight the MB's face apply for a National Hockey League minority included Toronto Maple TML 3Ilt MM SU M SS4 N and Wayne Colon two to an easy 16-4 decision be staged later this month and play plying again next year.” MM1UMS31N I U7 M SUM Bristol at 5:30 at St. Thomas...Third have promised to reheat the franchise,” Cincinnati Stingers' Leafs" president Harold Ballard and m m u$ m sinm a U7 M S7IM apiece for the Bankers. over SBM at Cheney. Nan will be limited to town residents 18 Bitter WHA officials insisted this MmU Ul M SUM TrilM l-S-; M S142IM TMcta 4-7-3 M S3UM />NHH0('4aiMUfc and final SAM-MCC road races will bidding war which prompted president Bill DeWitt Jr. said. outgoing league president Clarence TnlM t-1-2 M SM.7I cy Nassiff and Kathy Har- years of age and over. This rule, in a would not happen. Suffering in atten aoms-iid} TianiTMQoMM (I) be staged tonight at the Community both sides to seek an accom “We believe that the NHL was Campbell. TMTI $-11 (I) MhcO UN $M 34*1 SMw UN IIM IM CANDLELIGHT tigan each had four hits release from Mel Siebold, recreation dance and recognition, they had l-liriiNS^ tM IN 4N 3-Mrr Mm, M IlM ItM Mlar, Mp IM 4.N Assistant coach College campus starting at 7 afraid of the high caliber of our on- 44m M* IN 7 N Seventeen hits were and Ginny Chuck, Teresa director, means Manchester's out modation. accepted stern terms from the NHL. "The door is still open on the WHA M Me XH 74hmM. M $-TllntTM SM o'clock...Nice honor for Ray McKen ice product,” Jacques McKeag of the issue,” said Campbell. "It's no TM 31:12 TM 41:47 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) banged out in a 13-3 victory Lynn, Debbie Triggs and standing young players, and there Now they indicate they may use their TM: 31:73 MM 314 M SM.N MM 3U pm S114M na and Junie Brazauskas, "We are going ahead with plans for Winnipeg Jets said. "We opened our secret that our league was very wide MM 114 M S74M NtMj 413 M S242M — Pat Quinn, veteran by Holiday Lanes over Nancy Grier three apiece are a number like Cherie Dow, Jim last resources trying to establish hhtcU 114 M S103M Impart* 3-M ptHN S1N3NSI membership in the Connecticut Soft- an eight-team league.” said New books to them...what has happened ly divided. It's also no secret that my TrilMta 4-3-7 M NU7I ITTOMKL 27r Atlanta Flames' Crispino’s at Robertson. for the Doors. Elaine Kennedy, and Scott Gottlieb are in TrMt* 1-44 M SUt.2t : S21I.7I2 ball (fast pitch) Hall of Fame. No England Whalers' president Howard personal disposition was not in favor defenseman, Tuesday was Roger Talbot had three Charizone, Robin Bryant, eligible. one worked harder for the sport in Baldwin Tuesday. "Let the NHL of a merger. " named an assistant coach hits and Steve Longo, John Ann DeMarchi, Donna In Dow’s case, this outstanding East Hartford than McKenna. His come to us in the future.” Ballard, who claimed the WHA by the Philadelphia Flyers Domanick, Jim Balesano Cammeyer and Sue youngster is perhaps the finest The NHL's board of governors of the NHL, to taRe over and Denis Wirtella two player within the town limits. Why Dovelette-sponsored clubs ranked Baldwin disappointed~~ would die without the merger, was TUMToarr FTU coonTim cmsi it) Lofstrom had two safeties rejected the proposed expansion plan less restrained. ■UTM WMi - mot TUT 2-CiJuaiaM 33M IM 4M ■rra s-ll (0 the job of the late Barry apiece for Lanes. Mike apiece for the Bankers. should she be barred, because she’s with the best in the country. HARTFORD (UPI) — New England Whalers General Manager Howard Madn AMi IIM 7N IN Brazauskas, a local man, displayed to accept six WHA teams into a Winnings not everything." he rvT s-ll (Cl SMM Has 3M 3.N MMMlM 4U IN Ashbee Coughlin homered for only 16? Baldwin said Tuesday he is disappointed the National Hockey League MU'ir i M„ 3.N IN 3M 74MiirrT frsvs 3M i-rmM r« IN his pitching wares for many years at separate division of the NHL next said. "It's the only thing" S-Mii i Tm IN 7N TMNN TM 31:N Quinn will handle the Crispino's. EASTERN The tournament will feature six season. rejected a proposed merger with the World Hockey League. 44M firm I N MM 215 pm UTM MM 7U pm SUN Flyers defensemen and 'Id-tu I' divisions. The men’s and women’s Robertson Park and then with the "It's naturally a disappointment but it certainly is not the end of the The NHL will meet again in Toron TM 11.17 Nrfwta 21S pm S3N.N fariacU U7 pm SlUN Looking Glass II with a Doves. "After very careful con to in the final week of August. MM SU M S41N Trilseta 2-S-T pm STUM Trifscta 1-7-1 pm S3N.N work closely with Coach Blue Moon scored in all five-run sixth frame got singles and mixed doubles divisions world,” he said. Trifsrta I-S4 pm S717.N SOU S-ll (A) sideration," said NHL president Ziegler, refusing to admit that the Torn TMQ CONSS (A) Fred Shero and his other but the first inning en route past MCC Vets, 8-5, last should be open to all regardless of John Ziegler, “Jhe prepared plan of "This deal for Hartford does not have the impact it has for some other SUM S-II (I) 4-SNIIsn 3M IM in IJmit’iRMia 3M IN lU Pennant fever vote was a defeat, said, "In my posi SlUt lMdlMkii 24N 7N 4M J Sm 0 4M 3.N Kmj la S.N IN new assistant Terry Crisp. age. expansion failed to receive the teams.We do very nicely in Hartford, in the WHA. The fans have 14am SaNM 13.N IN l-SM rriN M SM 1-My Irm S.N T lip s n u irl |HH>pk’ Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert Pennant Fever may have hit supported it and supported it well,” Baldwin said. ' tion as chairman of the board and as T-SMaff M 2M TM 31M TM UN required majority necessary. There a member of the fact-finding com TM 3144 MM NT pm SUN This printing test pattern is were not barred from tourney play Boston long before the Red Sox He said the NHL's board of governor can "give no valid reason for rejecting MM 4U pm SHIM tarfscta U7 pm SUN (MM 3U pm SUN will be no expansion for the 1977-78 mittee on merger, my only respon Trifscta $4-7 M S24I4M Trifsda 4-7-3 pm SHIM hrfscta 3U pm SUM part of The Herald quality stillsavoiiill.VB. when they were 15-16 year-olds. regained first place in the American season." the application. I can't give you one. They weren't dealing in good faith' Trifscta Il-l pm SU3N Ill lift- llls l u r n llc i M \ci) u.|\^ Irtsiu -. \i)(| |j;i\ i|u- sibility was to make sure that all of IMtaMIUMS4IM SnUU S-ll (I) onami s-ii (o AIRWAY control program in order to NOTICE There's still time to alter the rule. League East standings. The RSox The announcement may have He said the league would carry on without the NHL. TM S-tl (I) S4MCM(ar, M 77.N TM 4M 14tMu Mb 4.M 3M IN give you one of the finest hiKiiCYl mU'U'M f}fcl.4\i O njii-U M i s.i\irij7s u iu h (.,u - Entries will not be accepted until have averaged 26,842 fans for their "There is one thing all this has done, it has united the league emotional the facts and legalities were 4- IM OriMI S N 4 N IN T-IM SM 3.21 IN TRAVEL AGENCY u iih .1 SI .(HH» in m itm tin (I<-|»o m i w.n sm|| ,..n „ .,„im ii). signalled the end of the WHA, which i-ri Un IN 4 N MMratli May. M IN MM Siiam 3SN 17.N newspapers in the nation. Probate Court is open for today with opening play listed first 48 home dates at Fenway Park ly and financially,” he said. presented to the governors here 5- MdOau SNU M 3.N TM 31:77 S4htf Seisms SOO 457 CENTER ST. conferences with the • \ll (he u;i\ ii|) fti ifii u-.its' {■ii.ir.4iiii-i-(l (.u -m ilmuL'Ii tsihii five years ago began luring today." TM 3IN inns fiisiiuMions .til- iu \m iim i' m .iiii' i .I iIii ii i.iics ()|x’n ,t Aug. 19. this season, the best in the cir TM llil (MM U7 pm 130.29 QhM IU pm S41N 646-2500 judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 MM 4U pm S2SN Mecta U7 pm SSt.N brfacta lU pm SM.N s,i\ inns *M i ‘ »uni .n H .n i fi m d \,itiiiii,tl. Wi- ptn h i u k - mii'ii-st cuit...Tip Department; Don't make Nrfida 4U pm S31.N Trrfscta S-74 M S2UN : s P.M. on Thursday nights Ml \om h iu iii’! I)i-(>tjsiis.iii- iiiMiH (I i(|) ii»S|i),(HHI. It-tifi.tl Tnfsda 44-S pm S31SN Trifsda 14-S pm S314.I0 Time marches on the trip to Fenway unless you have a aam s-ii (i) TWini TAINI COKI (I) Night telephone number: ifniil.nitnis K fjuiic.j MiltM.iriii.il inicirM |xii.il(\ loi c.uli TMHI S-ll {1} I4fwr I MM IM 4.N IN C i 6494)446. Haw the time flies. Bill Shaw, a ticket or you may wind up sitting in ♦4aj rmn in j.n in I-fistrsdu IN S.N MU Ml 11.N S.U IU uiduiiiiual. l-Ti UN OiN 1. tap 4M 141 sergeant in the Connecticut State the outfield or centerfield bleachers. White Sox get lift l-fais ImMI in 3.N T-Carrkl Irsai, M S.U S4sttar Ata bttar 3N C om plete 3-7i Slip lad l u TM 31M TM 40i4 Travel Service William'E. FilzGeraid iiAirm Mm v\TH)\.\i. Police, will note his 20th anniversary Tickets are at a premium for games TM nil MM lU pm SU N (MM lU pm SUN well into September...The crazy MM 114 pm SIO.N NrfscU Ul pm S34.N "Don't Urn Tom Bfitboit Vt" Judge of Probate B.\\Kf4*TIUST ...... as a trooper Aug. 20. The former ^•rfacti 411 pm SUN Trifscta l-l-T pm UUM SNarlada l-l-S-2 pm UUU American League schedule has both ATTOMKf: 29N I he Kirsi I’huc loSuu- Manchester High and UConn g/idder from former pitcher Trflacti 4-I-3 pm S3ISN NAM£:S22SJ9S is still active in Midget League Foot Boston and New York off for two ball as a member of the board of days before playing directors. He served as a coach for tonight...Mitchell Chmielewski (Bob NEW YORK (UPI) — Journeyman right-hander Jesse Jeffer two decades...Condolences are Meleski) died last week in Rockville. son, who exasperated his former manager, Paul Richards of the extended to the family of Joseph He was a top-flight and well- Chicago White Sox, with his wildness last year, gave his cx- Jai alai results Mistretta. The latter, a fine football respected umpire for many years in mates a big lift when he tamed their closest rivals, the the Manchester Twilight Baseball player during his youth, died earlier Minnesota Twins, on four hits Tuesday night. 2nd BIG WEEK this week. He was the father of Pat League...Cherie Dow notched another win on the tennis court when And while Jefferson and the Toron- Mistretta, director of athletics at Lobsters tlefeat Soviets to Blue Jays were defeating the she whipped Sue Ming Norton of singled home runs in the eighth in HUNT MR snum Manchester Community Twins, 6-2, the While Sox' home run «**• M.N IN 4J« MID-SUfVtlVIER College...Jeff Koelsch reports a Fairfield in the Girls' 16 and under ning to snap a 1-1 tic as the second- brigade went on a rampage.against lM«S> IM IN IM ; M* IN IN division in the Newington Cross By K arl 5 o h ( place Orioles, behind the four-hit •) *U SJI IM record collection for a twinbill at St. the AL's other expansion "baby." the ■SI IN MM IS SSIM Thomas was taken Monday night Court Tournament. Sports Editor pitching of Ross Grimslcy. moved to MM M INJI Mm s-i sm.;i Seattle Mariners. The Chisox hriKb IS w n within i'z games of idle Boston the rrMb S.M UMN One sport in which the Soviets have not caught up with the rest slammed six homers including two TrttKta III SUSN oomi AL East. The loss was Cleveland's suss of the world is tennis. by Eric Sodcrholm to pummel Seat I^MM IIN in Ul sixth in a row. ISran IMin IIN in IN JOini, [mar, 7j | 14, Last night the Eastern Division Boston Lobsters moved within tle, 13-3, and increase their American Mtia I N IM 2.UMMMI u! l igerjt 1- 1, Itri'urrH 2-() ™ SH MM u sun Buckner continues one game of capturing the title in World Team Tennis with an League West lead to two games over MM i; SUN Mhcto 17 SHIM Steve Brye hit solo homers in NMN M S1U.7I 7rSK(l 17.1 S4U7I Specially Price(J! easy 28-21 decision over the Soviets before a fine crowd of 3,482 Minnesota. Trlftcti 1.14 SSNM successive innings of the nightcap to at the Hartford Civic Center. Tm really glad for them, " said give the Brewers a split. Bill IMnr UcH ii.H IN 4.N Jefferson. "I hope the While Sox win 24mii|ilm 1.21 SN 44dim CnriM 11.21 S.N Perfect for Entertaining ... to give first-aid The Lobsters swept four of the five Travers, just back from the disabled ______1-Imm Am I ?u tSvM Mrla 3.21 it (Chisox President) Bill Veeck is a T-IMy SM ita MM 44 S4IN matches, only Tony Roche losing to that is the envy of many male list, went seven innings for his first mm 1-2141.N MSM 14 SlISJI Ideal for Gifting NEW YORK (UPI) — Despite severe pain in his left ankle players. super guy. I don't have anything win since April 29 In the opener. hrnrn 2-1 S121.N TriSM 441 SINN Russian ace Alex Metreveli, 6-3. against the White Sox. I just didn't TrifNti M-7 S4S1N from off-season surgery that would force many players to the Last year the weakest link in the Tigers' rookie right-hander Dave Tumi Six limes the two teams met this gel to pitch over there. " FONTI 7.N 2il Lobsters, last place finishers, was Rozema pitched a five hitter for his MNmM 11,N S.N sidelines. Bill Buckner continues to supply first-aid to the season and the result was the same in Jefferson has harnessed some of ISM t.N 4.N with the women. This year, the 12th victory. Jason Thompson hit a 41m, 4.N Chicago Cubs. each. last year's wildness and after his 7MM '■* MM 17 SSIM strongest part of the team is the solo homer, his 20th, to key a lliree- MM 2 S SN.N TYie left-handed hitting first The Soviets, without a "home latest victory, accomplished with the NriM 7.) SUM Reds 4, Diidgcrx 0 fairer sex performers. run Tigers' seventh inning. 7W1k(i is SIM.7I 7iM> 7.44 SSI17I baseman, who is hitting at a .307 clip, court,” have all 44 starts scheduled help of homers from Roy Howell and 7rMti IS-7 SSN.U Uflutn Rookie left-hander Doug Capilla on the road. Roy Emerson, Lobster coach, is im I'llMl M* I7M IN IN had three hits, including a home run, pitched a no-hitter for 6 2-3 innings credited with turning the team Doug Ault, he's now 7-12. 74joMMi I IIN lin I l4MS«mtM llil IJO RINGS RINGS RINGS Tuesday night and drove in two runs "The traveling is too much. Often 44M, Im SJI then combined with Pedro Borbon on around, with Stevens and Meanwhile, the White Sox, who lost 0 /rthiron*% O n n Pfw f to help the Cubs defeat the there is no time to eat or sleep. We Baseball MM IISSIN a one-hitter as the Reds moved to Navratilova the biggest boosters. seven of eight last week and had their MM 17 SS4.N m m 14 SINN SlgntC Stc. Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-1, and move to are always traveling,” Metreveli, hrlKla 71 SI7S.N TrlfM 144 SI.7IIN within 11‘/2 games of the Dodgers in .Now all the Lobsters have to do is division lead sliced by five games, TiKM 7 IS SSII7I within one game of first-j)lace the No. 1 Soviet player said. jl MOR I.EGION nmni the NL West. Pete Rose homered for win tonight at Boston against Indiana appear to have regrouped at the son m The stars of the night, as they have 14d»n S n.n IN S.N RDductiunlD the Reds. expense of the Mariners. Turning on the long ball 341«1, MnM U N IN 41n) Im IJI 1121 PIERCED EARRINGS been all season in the six Hartford and the championship race is over. IMM Sm 4 n IL 9.21 Mels -4, Cardinuls I "We re hot again guys, we re hot,” power, Manchester Jr. IIMi Lm, MM 14 SUM N ational appearances, were Greer Stevens No Lobster playoff matches are Legion baseball team MM 7.] SSIH Nino Espinosa scattered eight hits scheduled for Hartford, which is a said Sodcrholm, who hit two-run M1MI4 SNN ALL 14K GOLD and Martina Navratilova. The pair romped past All-Star PMcU II SHIN 7rttM 143 S2S1N and John Milner drove in two runs shame. homers in the third and fifth innings 7rDKli 174 SM.N inUSStt IN4 PEWTER .....League. combined to defeat Galina Sports Baseball School, 16- NMU:l3)l,k$2 with a single and a double to pace the tor the Chisox, his 16th and 17th this Philadelphia in the National League Baksheeva and Olga Morozova. 6-4, The support in Hartford has been 3, Monday at Loomis in Mets. The loss dropped the Cardinals year. "I think we re back on track. " 10% to 40% REDUCTIONS East. the 34th decision in 37 matches, tops great all season and the Civic Center Windsor. TANIftHns 4Vz games behind first-place Chet Lemon had a three-run homer 'I have to take five or six aspirins in WTT, can hold far more than the 4,000 seat ; COFFEE Philadelphia in the NL East. in the first inning while Oscar Gam Mike Oiliberto had four Navratilova topped the veteran Brown Arena in Boston NATIONAUV before each game,” Buckner said. Pudri's 8, Kx|ios .3 ble hit his 22nd and Jim Essian his hits including a homer, It hurts, but 1 play because I'm Morozova, 6-4, and Stevens teamed Dave Bottaro three in Jai Alai entries Gene Tenace hit a pair of homers eighth in the third and Hoyle Stillman ADVERTISED $4995 »75«7 trying to earn a living and I'd like to with Mike Estep to stop Ted Kakulia Fouls cut cluding a two-run blast and and drove in three runs to spark the added yet another in the seventh help the team win a pennant. " and Baksheeva, 6-2. SAN DIEGO (UFl 1 — Quarterback Mike Freiheil had two RDKSNT KVT Padres. Gary Carter hit two homers In the only other AL games, roiRmi SIIIESX l*T'pr9t6* M lor horn# •ntcrfam.rvQ or lor ih* p«,f«cl htidai Buckner's two RBI and a two-run Roche and Estep needed a nine- Dan Fouls, a holdout who had not toon romi three-run roundtrippers. F«T , 1. G um 7-2 g-tf Con«isi6 ol D 10 Cup Co Hm Pot Sugar Bowl Dnd Baltimore downed Cleveland, 3-1, 1. Rmta 7-2 1. GMrrica 11 •I BUY SHOE BRONZINO and Chris Speier had a solo shot for l lrrl Imtilii md i m ^ m * Cr#Dm*f and j 17- Round Trjy An puliKnd>ng «dIw * d 1 double by George Mitterwald helped point tiebreaker to turn back Alex shown up for training with the San I 2. O A i.] I Gmiln 4-1 and Milwaukee topped Detroit, 6-4, Joe Demco had a three-run I iMmm Am I F 1. Ani |.f I mm II DURING AUGUST lh*l low pr.cf Ju»t thf corrtet bMnd of stylo artd Povgrt Montreal. I S«rM 12 Bogomolov and Metreveli, 7-6, Diego Chargers, was among six I liMfj Altaili 3. Itk n t 9-2 lh»l will gi»« ,ou yoart of tOl.Dfasi.pn Ray Burris even his record at 11-11. after losing the first game of their double. Freiheil, Shawn 4. Gtoi M 4. Zilaka S-1 6 I'l •« t46|*»«d II" t« »(i Giunis 1-5, Astros :f-0 4. Gm M I I ! £?’ II" •SKWellr IM'l I D'lCtOvI Burris went 7 1-3 innings with Willie If a popularity contest was ever players cut from the squad Tuesday Spears and Bottaro com i iim I 5. Ftem S-I 5. taftia 7-1 H'lieii ttrdlu'4 TM* hilj I Fine Silverplate by ONEIOA Willie McCovey drove in two runs (loubleheader, 4-2. I. tanm bnnw ! i termi II I. M a r II Hernandez holding the Pirates held in Hartford, the 20-year-old and listed in the "reserved, did not 7. M an f.l and Jim Barr picked up his 11th vic Oriiilen 3, ln •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••aaaasssoi «ssssssasos M^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed,, Aug, 10. 1977- PAGE SF.VF.n.r eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee A u c tio n * S Help Wenied yj ______' ■ - Hom ee For M a 23 H o ttm F o r SiM 29 Hom ee For tafo 23 •••••••••• fttit,,,,,,,,,. □ NOTICES Home* For 8*le ;} Home* For Sal* 78 Home* For Site ANTIQUE GUN AUCTION: S3 Home* For Sal* 23 130 Antique gunr swords & National Weather Forecast Lott and fo u n d decorator items. From Ernest Bates Collection & others. ____ 3tt24 saoo Manchisttr National League LOST DOG-Corgl, tan and Friday August 12, 7 p.m., cosraiuH WE NEED HOMESI Eaal white male. Missing since Sheraton Motor Inn, Norwich, RESTAURAKT Connecticut, Exit 80 Connec She Herath For office building. July 26tb, from Gardner, Family type resUurant in W L Pet. GB ticut Turnpike Route 52. Spring Street Manchester CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Write Box Z, busy shopping center.' Call Phila 64 44 . 593 - area. Please call 643-4712, Inspection 6-7. Terms cash. Chicago 64 46 .582 1 after 8:00 p.m. Reward. Consignments accepted. M M C H E S T E a for deUlIs. Pitts 63 49 . 563 3 HEIUUJ) $27,900 St. Louis 62 51 .549 4Vk FOUND HANDSOME YELLOW CAT. 6 >mes here □ EMPLOYMENT Montreal 52 59 . 468 13V5 PHONE 643-2711 V. WARRENL after sunset. Please call 643- New York 47 62 .431 17 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 7190. Help Wantod 13 ENUGHTENED Student for NDWIAND, Inc. ground floor training in cor R ealtor* LOST-Black Labrador IO«m 1IMMIATUIII 543-1108 CARPENTER-Experlenced Help Wanted 13 porate discipline. Auto, Weal Retriever, male. Vicinity of and capable of handling men. INDEX thoroughness, makes you a Green Manor. If found please ADVERTISING BARRY ROAD W L Pet. GB Knowledge of all types of NOTICIC point over ready. Call 289- HUGE COLONIAL call 646-2979. 1 Lodi and Found Immaculate 7-room domered CAPE with Uk baths, Los Ang 68 44 . 607 — home siding helpful. Steady RATES & t on an acre of wooded land In Bolton. Beautiful first ^ HOME FOR s a l e • HOME FOR SALE • HOME FOR SALE 2 — P tfio n a it fireplace, rec room, breexeway, garage and beautiful work. Company benefits 3 RN Cincinnati 56 55 . 505 11 Vk LOST-Friday August 5, 3:40 Announcamonta 1 day — 11€ word par day treed loti floor family room, many walk-in closets. Truly an ideal Artlcla* tor Sal* available to qualified can _ 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. BABYSITTER NEEDED. 41 San Fran 52 61 .460 16V4 p.m. Main It Washington 4 EntertainmanI 3 days .. 10( word par day home for the large family. Low $50’s. 94 Htnry St. Manchettor didate. Call Mr. Bernard 5 — Auctions 6 d a y i . . 9< word par day Part time or lull time. U ^I« IA 1 N fR 80TOCAIT • Two days a week, 8:45-5:15. Houston 52 62 . 456 17 Streets. Blue & White plastic Lozier, 646-4464. Two children, 4 and 15 mos. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, bag containing miscellaneous FINANCIAL 26 days .. 6c word par day Apply at TODAY AND TODAY ONLY San Diego 49 67 . 422 21 15 words $2 00 minimum Preferably In my home. processed gravel, stone, sand clothing, condiment set. Sen 8 Bonds-Slocks-Mortgagas 8-10-77 Atlanta 40 69 .367 26t4 AUTO BODY MAN 9 — Pertonai Loans Happy A d a ...... $2.30 inch MANCHESTER For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, Aug. II. Wednesday, tranaportation. 6461508 after and fill. For delivery call timental value. Reward. Call experienced painter, good 10 — inauranca A"‘*“''er, 742-6963. MANOR night will find showers and thundershowers breaking out' starting rate, 40 hours a week, EMPLOYMENT 848-0129 across parts of the upper Mississippi Valley, lower Plains Tuesday's Results [ood mnge benefits. Call 688- t3 Help Wanted and north Atlantic states. Elsewhere, mostly fair to partly BABYSITTER- 14 — Business OppoMunities HOUSEKEEPER. Perma TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - San Fran 4-5, Houston 3-0 15 _ Situstion Wanted cloudy skies should prevail. Minimum temperatures in nent. Two bright loving boys, Good condition. Good for Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 1 INVITATION EDUCATION clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) 6 & 4, in Manchester, Tuesday plating, or welding. Call 649- San Diego 8. Montreal 3 TOWN OF MANCHESTER le Private Instructions schoolteacher prefered. Atlanta 70 ( 86), Boston 65 ( 88), Chicago 63 ( 82), Cleveland 64 - Friday, 8:45-4:45. Own 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 19 — Schoolt-CiBsses Varied duties. Package store. New York 4, St. Louis 1 TO BID 20 Initructions Wanted (81), Dallas 76 (91), Denver 53 (74), Duluth 48 (69), Houston transporation. 646-(^l. - Full time, summers. Part DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 0 75 (89), Jacksonville 71 (92), Kansas City 63 (81), Little Rock The Mancherster Board of PUBLIC REAL ESTATE time after school. Write Box 73 ( 89), Los Angeles 63 ( 78), Miami 77 (89), Minneapolis SO MATURE PERSON-to work plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed 23 Homei lor Sale AA c/o Manchester Herald. sand and stone. 643-6504. Education seeks bids for 24 — Lots-Land for Sale (75), New Orleans 72 (87), New York 73 (86), Phoenix BO Wednesday through Friday ^ ^ iOLONIAL CHARM PICK AND CHOOSE Today’s Games — Lumber for the Industrial NOTICE 25 Investment Properly (102), San Francisco54 (76), Seattle60 ( 84), St. Louis67 (82). night and all day Sunday. App Runs Uuough this attracUve three bedroom home. Your own colors In this new three bedroom COLONIAL. St. Louis (Underwood 6-7) 26 — Business Property c o n s u l t a n t t o ly in perron at Swiss Colony, SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- Arts Department for the 1977- 27 — Resort Properly Washington 73 (89). Beamed ceilings, lota of carpeting, fireplace, IVi baths 2V4 baths, first floor family room, formal dining room, at New York (Swan 7-6) On August 17, 1977, Robert CHRISTIAN Education. Manenester Parkade. dltioner, 14,000 BTU 1978 school year. Sealed 28 -* Real Esiale Wanted Includes advisor-trainer to plus a nice residential street. Low $IO's double garage and much more. Asking $64,500. Excellent condition, $190. Cali Montreal (Rogers 12-10 Weiss, General Manager of ADVERTISING proposals will received un the Town of Manchester, 41 MI9C- SERVICES volunteer teachers. (Consul 633-8113 after 6 p.m. and Alcala 3-6) at til 11:00 A.M., August 23, 1977, 31 Services Offered DEADLINE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Center Street, Manchester, 32 — tant to P.F. Advisors, 15 hours ’DMOO *47,900 Philadelphia (Christensen 9- at which time they will be Painting-Papering a week for 40 weeks. Some Home* For Sal* 23 MOVING. Selling everything. and applicant for HUD Title I 33 — Building-Contracting 12:00 noon the day bafore Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 34 — Rooling-Siding Lovely 4-year-old seven room Colonial. Three Furniture, appliances, tools. 5 and Lonborg 5-3) publicly opened. funding, will request release publication. evenings and weekly staff BUNCIUIID & ROSSEHO, Inc. 35 — Heating-Plumbing meetings. Send resume to: bedrooms, 2’/i baths, stove, dishwasher, dis- Garage full of odds'n ends. Chicago (Bonham 10-10) Specifications and bid forms of funds from the Department 36 ■— Flooring Deadline tor Saturday and — Christian Education Com posal, 1-car garage with electric door opener, After 6:00 p.m., 649-6656. 80 at Pittsburgh (Jones 2-4), N may be secured at the of Housing and Urban 37 Moving-Trucking-Storage Monday IS 12.00 Noon Friday PART-TIME POSITIONS NEW USTING y \ . 189 WEST CENTER STREET — MANCHESTERrrJ Business Office, 45 N. School 36 Services Wanted mittee, Second 2 ground level patios, raised deck overlooking Garden Street, Manchester. Atlanta (Solomon 3-1 and Development for the Conpegatlonal Church, Route MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Street, Manchester, Connec MISC. FOR SALE 16x32 In-ground pool. rehabilitation of the Nathan 44 A, Coventry, Connecticut, Applications are being sought for part-time Educational CLEAN CAPE fpdln Capra 2-8) at San Diego ticut. Raymond E. Demers, 40 Household Goods PLEASE READ 41 06238. Assistant positions In several areas of the Student Af l=J”» r 646-2482 ctoKowT oa u i peou to Hale School playground. This (Jones 4-8 and Owchinko 5- Business Manager. Articles for Sale Aluminum Siding luniiooM mowiiTi^ project is consistent with the 42 — Building Supplies YOUR AD fairs Division. The positions are one-semester ap By D w ner 6 4 3 -9 2 6 2 7), 2, N 014-8 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs pointments with no assurance of additional or con New Roof Large Pool Dlitrlbotor )iu new Cincinnati (Norman 9-9) Town's application to HUD 44 — Livestock Classified ads are taken over HOME FOR ^ L E • HOME FOR SALE • HOME FOR SALE Above Ground Pooli for only — tinued appointments. for Title I funds. Environmen 45 Boats & Accessories the phone as a convenience. Air Conditioner ISrZ.OO Completely Erected. at Los Angeles (Rhoden 1- 46 _ Sporting Goods HOUSEKEEPER S l'iH ' overall dlmenelon, IS'iZt' tal review records have been The Herald is responsible lor Student Services Aides (2), 17*/i hours per week, $3.27 Eaal HarMord BOWERS 27), N 47 — Garden Products Anchor Fencing Lota-Land tor Sal* 24 iwim eree. complete with heavy prepared for the above named 48 — Antiques only one incorrect insertion and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. per hour. Qualifications; Associate degree or LEGAL then only to the size of the INVESTMENT SCHOOL (auge lolld vinyl liner, heavy Houston (Richard 10-9) at project and may be reviewed 49 - Wanted to Buy equivalent. Oversized Oarage original insertion. Errors which Apply at 3 Family (4-6-4), plus Area Is the location of this •CENTURY 21« BUILDING LOT For Sale - gauge sidewall, eicluilve lock San Francisco (McGlothen or copied in the Human Ser RENTALS do not lessen the value of the Women's Center Aide, 17W hours per week, $3.27 per Six Rooms charming 6 room Cape Henry Street. Near schools. (rame conalnjctlon, aluminum NOTICE Rooms for Rent MANCHESTER store. Separate furnaces. 2-8), N 52 advertisement will not be coV> hour. Qualifications: some clerical skills. Associate NONE BETTER Manchester & Yicinity No brokers. Call 646-4528. iwlngup ladder: alio Inside vices Department, 66 Center 53 — Apartments for Rent $8,184 income. $49,900. with one car garage. ladder, advanced type skimmer, reeled by an additional inser MANOR degree or equivalent. Parkllka Salting STATE OF CONNECTICUT St., during business hours. 54 — Homes for Rent Lovely remodeled •••••••••••••••••••••••••• escellent Itliretlon system unit, — tion SUPERIOR COURT 55 Business for Rent Student Activities Aides (2), 17W hours per week, $4.00 Very Low Fortloe (enclng. Huge 4 'il4 ' lundeck! The Town of Manchester will 56 — Resort Property for Rent 646-0129 WARKNL Kitchen, fireplaced living $32,500 - Lake Hayward. Rae/ Eafate Wanted 21 COURT OF HARTFORD 57 — Wanted to Rent per hour. Qualifications: Bachelors degree or PInancIng arranged-abiolulely no undertake the project room, wall-to-wall carpet NEW LISTING $34,900 Three bedroom summer obligation. AUGUST 2, 1977 56 - Misc for Rent equivalent; some experience In college programming BELFIORE AGENCY HOWLAND, bic. ALL CASH For your properly, American League described above with Block and more. Priced to sell at home. Fireplace, fully fur cau Tou moi i-ioo-ni.4sn MARJORIE PEARSON Grant funds from the U S. AUTOMOTIVE Help Wanted 13 and student activities. H e a llo ra 647-1413 Aaafloft 643-1108 $41,800. nished, aluminum exterior. within 24 hours. Avoid Rro ______Aik tor trank Kahl vs. Department of Housing and 61 Autos for Sale Financial Aide Assistant, 17W hours per week, $4.00 Colonial. Six rooms Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 62 — Trucks for Sale Excellent starter $34,500 — Two bedroom Corporation, 646-0131. W L Pet. GB ROBERT PEARSON Urban Development (HUD), 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale per hour. Qualifications: Bachelors degree or ZINSSER 54 — Molorcycles-Bicycles plus family room. home. Six room Cape, Condo. Central air, rec COLOR TV, 23 Inches. Boston 64 43 .598 — NOTICE TO under Title I of the Housing equivalent; experience In financial aid operations Bualneaa Opportuntty 14 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile MACHINE SHOP HAS OPEMNG desirable. REALTORS Highland Park School, new aluminum siding, room, carport, all offers SELLING your house? Call us Motorola, maple cabinet in Baltimore 63 47 .573 2 Vz ROBERT PEARSON and Community Development Homes considered. first and we'll make you a excellent condition. Asking 66 Automotive Service Counselor, 8 hours per week, $5.58 per hour. SMALL ENGINE Service Manchtstor 646-1511 New York 60 49 .550 5 UPON THE COMPLAINT Act of 1974, The Town of three bedrooms, new new storms and cash offer. T.J. Crockett, $150. Call 646-5545, 10 a.m. - 9 67 __ Autos for Rent-Lease Qualifications: Master’s degree In counseling. Corporaion expanding dealer 135,000 — Four bedroom Realtor, 643-1577. p.m. Detroit 50 60 .455 15 Vz of the plaintiff in the above en Manchester is certifying to for a compression mold network. No experience kitchen, large dining screens, plush wall to Colonial. 119 baths, gar titled action praying, for HUD that the Town of Educational Assistant-Athletic Dept., 30 hours per Milwaukee 50 64 .439 i m necessity. Complete training CAPE room, lovely living wall carpeting, walking age, 200 foot deep lot. RIDING LAWN MOWER-One reasons therein set forth, for a Manchester and Robert B. week, $4.00 per hour. Qualifications: Associate degree TWO IMMEDIATE Cash for your Cleveland 46 62 .426 18 Vz repairman with experience. program. $500. investment New listing. Six room Needs your personal touch. property. Let us explain our year old, 8 Horsepower, 32" dissolution of marriage, Weiss, in his official capacity H*lp Wanted 13 or equivalent; experience In working In athletics Cape. Vinyl siding, large room, enclosed porch. distance from school Toronto 39 70 ,358 26 required to start your own FAMILY $38,000 — Charming fair proposal. Call Mr. cut, asking $300. Call 643-0414. alimony, custody and support as General Manager, consent desirable. business. Ideal for retired or enclosed porch, garage, 2 Inground pool, 2-car and shopping. Easy to SALES POSITION - Straight Closing date for receiving applications Is August 15. Set on a large treed lot home. 2 bedrooms (3rd un Belflore, 647-1413. WfAl of minor ehiidren, returnabie to accept the jurisdiction of Good wages, fringe benefits. part time. Details on request. patios, private yard. WOOD FOR SALE-$30 for Vk commissions, leads furnished 1977. close to all conveniences. garage. Excellent con finance. finished), garage. Private W L Pet. GB before the above named Court the Federal Courts if an ac Mr. Barker. ESCAA Flelil Bowers School. Won't last. MAY WE BUY your home? cord. $55 one cord. $100 two to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Separate heating systems, dition. Must see, $47,- yard with fruit trees. Love Chicago 65 44 .596 — on the Third Tuesday of July tion is brought to enforce Send letter of Inquiry and resumes to: Training Division Box 619„ $41,900. Quick, fair, all cash and no cords. Call 742-6516 or 875- Reply Box T Dr. Harry A. Melsel Wading River, New York. 2-car garage, large ly neighborhood. Minnesota 65 48 .575 2 A D., 1977, and now pending responsibilities in relation to PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The 900. problems. Call Warren E. 4350. Dean of Student Affairs 11792. kitchen. Shows well and is 337,900 - Older Two Texas 62 47 .569 3 therein, and upon an applica environmental reviews, deci Air Force recently announced Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sion making, and action: and new openings for individuals c/o Manchester Herald Manchester Community College WMRENL a good investment. Asking Family. Aluminum siding. JENCO VIBRAPHONE. Kan City 61 47 .565 3Vi tion in said action for a sub PROSPEROUS Manchester $47,900. Three octaves, three speed. sequent order of notice, it that these responsibilities with prior military service. If 80 Bldwell Street Needs redecorating. California 54 54 .500 lOVg Manchester, Conn. 06040 restaurant grossing over HOWLAND, he. Articl** lor Sal* 41 PorUble. $200 firm. 649-3329. appearing that the residence have been satisfied. The legal you nave been out for less WANTED; Dental chairside $170,000 III health forces LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Excellent investment. Seattle 48 66 .421 lOVk than 5 years and are looking )4ANCHESTER COMBBUNITY COLLEGE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ReeNora 643-1108 of the defendant is unknown, effect of this certification is ACCURATE TYPIST -With Assistant for children's prac EI^PLOYER AND ADHERES TO THE PRINCIPLES OF AFFIRI4ATIVE owner of 20 years to sell. $54,900 - Cape. 4 Oakland 42 68 .382 23 Vz that upon its approval, the for "A Great Way of L ife', clerical skills, for various tice. Full time. Will train. ACTION. Complete figures available. ZINSSER R e a lto r 6 4 0 -4 0 0 3 ¥ L 8 bedrooms, fireplaced and that ail reasonable efforts contact the Air Force im Realtor 646-1511 Tue«(luy%1 Resullh have been made since the in Town of Manchester may use duties, needed for receiving Desired qualifications, Mr. Andisio, wlfiore Agency living room, formal dining mediately. Call 646-7440. and shipping department. organized, assertive, able to 647-1413. Detroit 4-4, Milwaukee 2-6 stitution of said action to the Block Grant funds, and Interviewiite 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. room, walk-out basement, T h e M$iiii« ■#$!■« HUD will have satisfied its interact with people. garages, 1,800 square feet Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1 ascertain it, and have failed; STEADY WORK - Reliable, Dynamic to ta l Products Co., Secretarial and bookkeeping Mancheeter Juat Uated responsibilities under the DEALER WANTED for sU- living area. Toronto 6, Minnesota 2 that notice of the institution of hard worker, who wants Inc., 422 North Main Street, skills, desire for personal fe,! tlon in Manchester. Security NEW M anchester steady employment, good in LARGE DUPLEX 4 BEDROOM H ere’s the an»tver$ to yeilerday'a Quia . Chicago 13, Seattle 3 said action was given as National Environmental Manchester. 646-4048. nowth. Send resume to P. 0. S - LPN’s deposit plus rent. Good 6 rooms each side plua pantry and $38,000 — Andover lake required by order of notice Policy Act of 1969. HUD will come, Call 5266702 between 9- Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift LISTINGS MAQNIFICENT front. 2 bedroom year Today's Games 2 only. gaUonage potential. Possible porches. Living room, dining COLONIAL heretofore issued, as of record accept an objection to its ap EXPERIENCED JOHN 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift convenience store, sales room, kitchen, S bedroomi, divided ESTATE round Ranch, kitchen with California (Tanana 13-7) appears, that the defendant proval of the release of funds DEERE DOZER AND DENTAL ASSISTANT - East items, no bay work. Call 1-806 Four bedroom Ranch with baiement and attic, 2 car garage. Nearing completion is this 12 room stately Colonial. appliances, huge stone Answers: NOW accepting applications backhoe operator. Call 742- Part time or full time. at Boston (Tiant 8-7), N apparently has not received and acceptance of the cer Hartford. Orthodontic office. 932-1804. 2 full baths, family room, Beautiful, spacious lot. Call Arthur charming 7 room Colonial Six bedrooms, 3Vk baths, 3 fireplace, aluminum sided. for full time employment. 6190. Experienced preferred. Pleasant working conditions. or Suzanne Shorta, 646-32M. Seattle (Pole 7-7) at notice of the pendency of said tification only if it is on one of Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 garage, fireplaced living with large eat-in kitchen, fireplaces, plush action; that notice of the in the following bases: (a) that Excellent opportunity for room plus wall-to-wall J. WATSON BEACH CO. Baltimore (May 12-10), N only. DENTAL Receptionist - mature, personable in SHuetlon Wented 15 appliances, Itk baths, carpeting, finest fixtures CENTURY 21 Oakland (Blue 10-13) at stitution of this action most the certification was not in Secretary. East Hartford. carpet and other extras. MeiwiwMer Offloe t47.S1St fireplaced living room, and appointments, several dividual. Fuil time. Call Eqatl Houtlng OpportvnHgr New York (Guidry 8-6 ), N likeiy to come to his (her) fact executed by the chief VEHICLE MECHANIC - No Willing lo train. Must be per between 9 - 12. and 1 - 5. 566 CHILD CARE In licensed Lovely treed lot adds to the garage. Large treed lot yet porches and terraces, 3-car JACKSTDN/ value of this fine home. Milwaukee (Augustine 10- attention is that hereinafter executive officer of the appli experience required. Current sonable. Able to work in 2461. home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, close to schools & shop garage, separate 3 room training openings. Good laundry outings and overtime Priced at $43,900. Ask for AVANTE 13) at Detroit (Morris 0-0), order: it is cant; or (b) that applicant's dependently. Typing essen ping. Asking $53,900. apartment, greenhouse, 646-1318 environmental review record salary, paid training. Enlist tial. Send resume to Box SS, HANDY-FIX-IT MAN For services. Manchester. ,De6 Jean Browne. circular driveway, 2 N ORDERED, that additionai ment r^uirred. Ages 17-35. bie, 6461790. for the project indicates omis c/o Manchester Herald. hardware store. Mature per landscaped acres high on a Cleveland (Garland 8-13) notice of the institution and Call U.S. Army at M3-9462. pendency of said action be sion of a required decision, son preferred, hours can be 7 ROOM hill. $165,000. at Chicago (Wood 5-4), N COOKS AND Dishwashers - flexible. 6465707. ZINSSER given the defendant by some finding, or step applicable to VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No RN and LPN for office nur- WAITRESS - P a rt tim e ZINSSER Raattor 6461511 Kansas City (Leonard 11- Part time nights. Apply at sing Msition. Send resume to nights. Apply at Tacorral, □ EDUCATION Raaltor 646-1611 COLONIAL proper officer or indifferent the project in the environmen experience required. Current Tacorral, Broad Street, WARREN L 9) at Texas (Perry 10-8), N NURSES AIDE 11 p.m. to 7 Box V c/o Manchester Herald. Broad Street, Manchester. person causing a true and tal review process. Objections training openings. Good Manchester. a.m. Two nights per week. with central air con must be prepared and sub ditioning, family room, 1 AVAILABLE SDDN attested copy of this order of salary, paid training. Enlist Enjoy working in the self care Privete Inatruellona IB HDWIAND, he. notice to be published in the mitted in accordance with the ment required. Ages 17-35. EXPERIENCED CLERK, unit at Manchester Manor full and 2 half baths, FOR SALE - Home in Maine. R ealtor* 643-1105 Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Privet* InatrucOon* IS Help Wanted 13 MANCHESTER HERALD, a required procedure (24 CFR flexible hours. Apply in per Nursing Home. Please call TUTOR AVAILABLE. Cer fireplaced living room, In the countiy, 44' x 26' Ranch Modem Part 58), and may be ad son, Pine Pharmacy, 664 646-0129 between 9 a.m. to 4 garage, etc. All of this plus with three b^rooms and a 1. Gehrig; 2. Armstrong; 3. La.s,scr; ^eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee newspaper circuialed in POWER GENERATOR tified teacher, grades K-12. REMEDIAL READING and MANCHESTER. dressed to HUD at the Hart Center Street, Manchester. p.m. Subjects: Reading, Social a large landscaped lot. three acre lot. Garage In base Equipment Operator - No TOOL AND math; Individualized work ment. $38,000. Cad 207-746 2-Bedroom 4. Ayre.s; 5. Ball; 6. Rainer; CONNECTICUT once a week ford Area Office, One Finan Studies, English, Hlstgry. Call program, (lst-8tb grade) bv Don’t wait, call today. experience required. Current WAITRESS- Evening work. 5155 or 207-4269830 for more 7. Brock; 8, Pa.steur; 9. Alcott; for TWO successive weeks, cial Plaza, Hartford, CT. BOOKKEPER, Full charge. Mike between 5-6 p.m., 647- Master's degree teacher. 566 Priced at $53,500. DISTINCTIVE U&R Swiss training openings. Good One girl office, accounts No Sundays. Apply Davis 9983. Information. Chalet, located high on a hill. CARRIERS commencing on or before Objections to the release of salary, paid Irainning. Enlist 8075. lApartments 10. Wallace. funds on bases other than receivable, accounts payable, restaurant, Caldor Plaza. This four bedroom, 3 bath AUGUST 11, A.D., 1977, and ment required. Ages 17-35. payroll, general ledger, some DIE MAKERS SIX ROOM Cape with chalet offers unique modem those stated above will not be Sehoola-Claaae* IS Sehoola-Claaaea IS that return of such service be Call U.S. Army at 643-9462 lyping.typing Hours: 8 to SALESMAN-Clothing and fur Dormer. Living and dining living. Ample closet space. 2 The anttver to your Selling Problem*, considered by HUD No objec 480 NEEDED made to the above named Williimantic area. Send nishings. Mature man for part Realtor 646-1911 room, kitchen, newly car garage, 2 fIrepUces, large can be found by advertiiing in the tion received after September EARN EXTRA Money Part First class only. renovated, three bedrooms, per month lor Court. resume to P. 0, Box 167, time work at our Vernon lot. Mi(f $70’s. Keith Real Claasified Page* of The Herald, Call 1, 1977 will be considered by time, working from our plea Columbia, Connecticut, 06237. Store. Apply in perron to Mr, fireplace, full basement, gar EsUte, 6464126, 6461922. By order of the Court sant office. Hourly rate, plus ■includes wall to wall Manchester and Denis R. Caron HUD. Snyder, Regal Mens Shop, 903 The age, v e ^ clean, $39,900. commission. No experience All around machinists Charles Ponticelli and Son, Icarpeling, heat, hot Assistant Clerk Dated at Manchester, Conn 100% COMMISSION. We have Main Street, Manchester. SIX ROOM RANCH with new East Hartford areas necessary. Will train. Call us 6461540, 6460600. kitchen and ceramic tiled ^ water and parking. A true copy this 5th day of August, 1977 room for 2 or 3 Real Estate University of □ REAL ESTATE 6 4 3 - 9 7 1 1 to deliver the at 569-4990. Salespeople. Licene & WANTED BY NEW CAR bath. FirpeUced living room, Attest Town of Manchester Cintimatic NC operator 6 4 3 -1 9 6 1 Manchester Evening experience helpful. Must be DEALERSHIP-Certified MANCHESTER - Immaculate large rec room, plus fourth tquel Housing Herald Clarence E. Foley Robert B. Weiss PHONE FROM home to ser willing to work full time. Mechanics. Immediate Connecticut Hom aa F o r Sa/a 23 six room Ranch. Three bemxwm. Two car atUched Opportuntty Deputy Sheriff General Manager vice our customers in the bedrooms, fIrepUce, central Houaahold Good* 40 Building Suppll** 42 C a ll We're offering to pay 100% openings. Must be certified, in with experience garage. Large treed lot. Only Hartford County 021-8 Manchester area. Flexible commissions or you may various phases of automobile (XIVENTRY - 40 acre Egg air conditioning, aluminum $39,900. Keith Real EsUte 6 ^ hours, super earnings. 249- NON-CREDIT EXTENSION Farm, with three story bam. REFRIGERATORS NATURAL STONE for 6 4 7-99 4 6 1)20-8 choose to work under the con repairs. Good pay. Full siding, beautiful Undscaped, 4126, 6461922. 7773. ventional 50/50 split. For an benefits. Send particulars to Top wages Fringe benefits Butler-type building. Power A real Show piece. $40’s. Washers, ranges, used, retaining walls, veneers, appointment for an interview Mickey’s Motor Sales, P.O. REAL ESTATE plant, and other out Wldlngs, Hayes Corp. 645-0131. SUBURBAN VALUE. Qean MANCHESTER- Two Family guaranteed and clean. New patios, etc. Pick up by the GENERAL CONTRACTOR call Stillman Keith of Keith Box 418, Rockville, Conn. Good working conditions plus Three Lovely Homes. six room Cape with stone Flat, 3 A 4. Aluminum shipment damaged, GE and pound or delivery by the ton. S h e H e r a lb LEGAL NOTICE needs full time experienced Real Estate at 649-1922.. Offers Invited. B/W Realty, fireplace, aluminum siding, storms, aluminum siding. 2 Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. Bolton Notch Stone ()uarry, Notice is hereby given of the certification of party- carpenter. Reply to P.O. ^ x ELE(7TR1CIAN-Experienced. PIMICIPLES A PRACnCES 947-1419. ★ ★ atUched garage, tree shadM car garage. Deep lot. Plus Pearl and Son, 849 Main 649-3153. endorsed candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination 180, Columbia, Conn. 06237. MOTHERS HELPER-To All benefits. Call 871-0226, Paragon Tool Co. yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real many extras. Excellent condi Street, 643-2171. Main Street, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee' to the Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at the after 6 p.m.. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy FOUR YEAR OLD, seven 643-2171. i assist with Infant twins tc two This course meets the minimum educational room Colonial. Three EsUU. 6464125 6461922. tion. Priced to sell, low 540s. Doga-Bird*-Pel* 43 Municipal Election to be held on November 8, 1977 in the REAL ESTATE CAREER- year old. Some light 121 ADAMS STREET intersection. Large seven Paul J. CorrentI, Real Estate, Earn $15,000 annually. Must requirements for the Salespersons license as aet room home. Urge lot. $55,000. bedrooms, 2Vk baths, FOR SALE- 3 Door Dropleaf Town of Manchester. A list of the persons so endorsed as housework & babysitting. WANT YOUR OWN EAST HARTFORD-Flve 5435303. DOG-CAT BOARDING have license, or in process. MANCHESTER, CT. forth by the Connecticut Real Estate (Commission. Hutchins Agency, 64631M. carpeting throurtout. 16 x 32 Pine Hutch, $275. 1 Door, 1 candidates is on file in my office, being the office of the Porter Street area. Call BUSINESS? Be an Avon Ingrouna pool, (IrepUce, at- room Ranch, three bedrooms, bathing/groomlng. Obedience Invitation Part timers considered. between 6-8 p.m. only 646 Representative. Sell quality 647-9935 (Approved (or Veterans) firepUce, well treed private FOR SALE BY OWNER. Two Drawer Pine Dry Sink, $125. Town Clerk, 41 Center S t, and copies thereof are available Ralph Pasek, Realtor 269- 130,900. SIX Room Cape. Uched garage, family room, Call 872-4003, anytime. protection classes. Complete for public distribution. 0557. products, make your own waih area wTth Uundry shoot, lot, quiet street. $n,9do. Cen- plus acres, two bedroom modern facilities. Canine l o Bid 7475. Hours. Call today: 523-9401. HeatoUtor firepUce, en cl(^ tuiy 21-Jackston Avante. 646 Ranch, small bam, no agents Sealed bids will bo received OFFICE t e r m irch, large lot. Clood buy. Many more extru. > ' UVING ROOM SET-Couch, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon FULL AND PART TIME 1315. please. 875-6585. Road, Manchester. For reser in the Office of The Director Board of Directors 11-21-77 - 11-19-79 RECEPTIONIST - Secretary, utcblna Agency 64631W. CaU 543-9252 for ap- chair, coffee table, desk. Security guads positions OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac ointment, after 5. 94 Henr vations please call 645-5971. of General Services. 41 Center Town Clerk 1.2.78 - 1- 4-82 $140. Sales office seeking tive, refined person, good IN MANCHESTER TOLLAND-10 gorgeous acres COVENTRY-Waterfront Made of butcher block wood available. Must be 18 years or treel. and leather like vinyl. $250. Street. Mancliesler. Connec Town Treasurer 11-21-77 - 11-19-79 bright individual for varied of older. Clean police record, appearance , pieleasant per- starting Wed., Sept. 4, 1977 #6:00-9:00 p.m. MANCHESTER - Ranch. g with 7-room fUnch custom enjoyment with this three fice functions. Pleasant per Three bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 645-4707. MALE, FEMALE Shetland ticut. until August 24, 1977 at Board of Selectmen 11-21-77 - 11-19-79 U.S. citizen, telephone ana sonality. Oppoiiunltyop " for nigh DEALERS built In 1974. Stone flrepUc^ bedroom, year round home Sheepdogs. Two years old. All small down paymoit. Good in Constables 11-21-77 - 11-19-79 sonality. Excellent typing and car. Apply 61 Willard Street, earnings, steady work. Call ★ ★ family room, 2Vk baths, 20x40 that features floor to ceiling shots. ^ C registered. Call 11 00 a 111 lor the following light steno needed. Small -- '?*■ terest rate. Owner will WE BUY AND SELL Fur DUMP TRUCK 10.000 LB Board of Education 11-21-77 - 11-17-80 HartforIford. 522-51-5146. ‘ 872-4515 between 10 a.m. and 2 Inground pool, barn. Call fieldstone fireplace, cathedral 549-0590. friendly office. Excellent p.m. asaume mortgage. U years 547,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive - Suzanne or Arthur ShorU, 646 ceilings, sunporch, 2 ACROSS ’ 3 Service those Extras Autoo fo r Sale $1 Auloo For Boh >1 Autoo For Solo 61 Answer to Previous Punie M C H E S a M i W N C HERALD...... ^ „ „ _ charge N 1 Gamecock 4 Pelige E Z 0 A B t 0 A R F 1971 CORVETTE-Orange, 350, spur 1 R E 0 • 1 T 0 u E T Charles M. Schultz 5 Wildebeest N 1 B L A K E automaUc. Ebtcellent condi- S Stare 6 Deportment T R 1 0 X T ' 5 a 0 R E A T A C U B E N N N Uoo. $4500. 1972 FORD Gran Dear Abby 9 Better (comp, 7 Of the mails N F wd.) C 0 T C i d e a . S e n . . . | Torino, Brougham. Excellent 8 Undivided C A P r U R E 0 u R f condiUon, air, am/fm, $1600. 11 Pungent bulb 10 Cremation fire i R A L A Z E C 1 1 P Sur M/HO MMMT5 f CaU 646-4378. By Abigail Van Buren 12 Cake store 11 Butt in A C L u • R A E A M A 13 Pops 12 Pleas 0 t 1 F V A R M 0 R E 0 , I WAS A ll Of A 5UP0EN TWO WAS 7b i^AlT pop A I VOLKSWAGEN-1973 Super 15 Greek letter t 0 AT L i dI IT HER,THE OH, 16 Stagnate 14 Observes /6UARPIN6 COME AT ME OUT PON TWORRV, LITTLE Beetle. Blue, 4-speed,radio, DEAR ABBY: Three cheers for LIVING A L IE -th e N R A M u M R E A L 9 EHE5 BEAaE OFMfPREAMS! clean well kept auto. Special 18 Be equal 17 Rowing blade A 1 D 8 DT C A N f 0 THIS HOUSE OF THE WRKNE55 FRIENPOFF0 ENP5..‘(OU TV4UMDer2.snD(ZM woman who was honest enough to admit that she did not 19 Dar Vaterland M M E • 0 N T WE FELL IN L0VE,ANP this week, $1W. Bank terms 23 Fitting reward A N 1 CAN COME LIVE WITH 06! enjoy sex, but had "faked it" in the bedroom for 20 years. (Abbr.) E 1 S E V U L E 0 S s NOW WE'RE GOINS TO M f Z Y T i M t T H E Y easily arranged. Suburban I, tM, was married for 20 years and never really enjoyed 20 Audience 24 Eye infection , Motor Car, 649-2076. 26 Hindu ^136 More so 49 Depression ini GET MARRIEPj sex. 1 have rome to the conclusion that many women do not 2 1 Common verb 36 Of nerves ^ S H T h Bi R T f t T H ? 22 Joints garment tials enyoy MX, but this in no way affects their ability to love. 27 Rookie * FIREBIRD 1970. Hardtop 25 Rsttiss 39 Of it 50 Massachu blue, white vinyl roof, 3 rurthermore, I feel that there are many women who 29 Soda water unatrbruth 40 Shot hole-in- setts cape cylinder, automatic transmis have been living a lie and "faking it" for financial reasons 28 And! (Fr.) 33 Breton sion, power steering,0*««aas*K, whitefvmvc and because they enjoy all the other aspects of marriage. 30 Mssiurs of 34 Zoomed one 52 Scold waUs, sharp car. $199$. Subur Please print this to see if there are other women honest time 35 Unsuspecting 43 Grand 53 One (Sp ) ban Motor Car, 6432076. enough to admit this. 31 Optic ' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 / HCW-MANY \ f OH, Z CONh- \ 7HeNHcwa:>^AE i HONEST IN TUCSON 32 Miicelculste Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss / C H IN E S E / < N C W ... TOYOTA 1973 CoroUa. 2-door 33 Roughly 9 10 11 H A V E N r S E E N 37 Greek colony A fE T H B Z E IN MAVBE«CO / ; ONE SINCE A gold finish with automatic DEAR ABBY; I have been reading, with pleasure, your \2 “ transmission, radio. None 41 Eternity 13 14 V 7HEWHOLE / \^A\ILL.10SL^ 5 WEBCAM LAST column containing the letters from the 50-year-old and the 42 Mound CARLOS SAID he T n o tVAV l nicer, $1695. Suburban Motor 33year-oId, both of whom seem to value love above sex IS I. 17 WAS WAITING FOR ) WHAT ' WASN'T HE MEETING I h/a . u -t ^ V WORLDS t U E S P A V ? 44 And 10 on (2 Car, 6432076. lam happy to know there are others who feel as I do. I 1 11 VOUR FRIEND, CARLOS JlVHAVS THAT YOU AT THE llY t A K HIM w d i. Let 19 CORNER BV THE < SAV A ^ ANVWHBftti ANO had about given up and decided maybe I was some kind of HERMANDBZ HAS BEEN / m DO abbr.) 1 11 INDICTED FOR MURDER.I A wJtha^ P WAREHOUSE, THE \ THING TOYOTA 1971 Corolla. 2-door freak. I value sex highly, but as a fulfillment of love. I am 22 23 26 27 NIGHT THE WATCH- white, 4-speed, radio. 45 Rule 77 FORD MAVEHGK SAVE 46 Deitfoy MAN WAS KILLED.' y TH AT? Beautiful car, must be seen. very affectionate, and enjoy being held close, kissed and ■ p w . j 4-Door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power itaarlng, 47 Consume 28 30 $1395. Suburban Motor Car, caressed by someone I love; and the feeling of love ” 1 power brakes, radio, whitewall tires. 6432076. ^tw een us is what turns me on. I am considered frigid 48 Deep sleep 31 ^cause I feel this way, and because I cannot crawl into S1 Made used to 1 ^-*1, J to • *1 CtxAsbwLCAA- . bed with no love or tenderness involved, and go through all 54 Misstep oJ 3* 35 36 38 39 40 TOYOTA 1072-Corona Coupe. 55 Waterwey ■ m TSCKV.MONn CARLO $4295 Red with black vinyl rooL 4 kinds of mattress acrobatics, as if jlaying a game, and feel 56 Group of two 41 44 aac Landau, sliver with red vinyl top, low mileage, speed, radio. Sharp sporty I had a wonderful time and complete fulfillment. 57 Game pisyed 4S 1 11 47 stereo, swivel seats. car. $1595. Suburban Motors, I ^ not saying this way is wrong, but it is not for me with clubs ■1 11 50 Tolland Tnpk., on and I resent being considered odd because I feel this way. 48 49 40 SI 52 S3 n Manchester Vernon townline. It is good to know there are others who believe in love. DOWN 8281 6432076. 54 55 6-Uyr«. Apartm»ntt For Aonf S3 Apartm»nt$ For Aont 53 Aportmonto For Ront S3 74 CHEVY PICKUP SAVE When the sex drive is long gone, love and tender memories □ RENTALS will still be there. 1 Kind of beard C-10, standard shift, 6 cyl., power steering, 2 Turkish 56 57 Add lovely blouacfl plus a 1968 MGB-runs well. Good ANOTHER AFFECTIONATE LOVER Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer CENTRALLY LOCATED - S E V E N ROOM radio with camper cap. tires.Needs body work. $400 or cepitet scw-aimple, pull-on skirt Three room heated apart APARTMENT-24 Locust iNiWSrAAIR 1NT(ARR LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC KILLS GERMS BY THE MILLIONS ON CONTACT BIGLLOW PRICE! 14 FLUID OUNCES RIGHT GUARD I ■ ■ DEODORANT COTY EMERAUDE BY GILLETTE' EAUDE COLOGNE NEW ENVIRONMENTAL FORMULA kids ^ BIG I LOW PRICE’ B OZ. BOTTLE 2.59 5 OZ. CAN. 9 9 love khaki when COOKIES BIGLLOWPRiCE’ It’s army style V ' SHORTBREAD. SWISS CREME f t DR CHDCOLATE CHIP ^ \ ' BIG LLDW PRICE! H STRAWBERRY ' jO MIX OH MATCH Ah, the military brass of a PRESERVES gaucho and vest over a FARM KING-TASTY' striped bow blouse. UNDI-TECTABLUNDI-TECTABLES ONE SIZE FITS AU. ASST Lots of pockets, “brassy” COLORS TO CHOOSE buttons and stitching. / BIGUOW PRICE! All poly/cotton. sizes 7-14 / / PAIR 7 9 QUART JAlfl BIGLLOW PRICE' J a J BABY POWDER BABY YOURSELF GENTLE ENOUGH TO PEPSODENT USE EVERYDAY PUREST PROTECTION vest $8 BIGLLOW PRICE! TOOTHPASTE gaucho $12 14 OZ. CAN STOCK UPFOR BIG SAVINGS' blouse $9 BOUTIQUE HANGERS PLASTIC-FULL SIZE-ASSORTED DECORATOR 4.7 OZ. TUBE COLORS ALWAYS THE NEED FOR EXTRAS 49 girls shops, downtown only BIGLLOW PRICEI BIOL LOW PRICE' EACH G S lS il 9 VOLT ^ A CLAIROL QUIET TOUCH hmupaintihg kit S A 4 9 Downtown Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5, Thurs. 'til 9 TRANSISTOR S F O R f lT c FOR BRUSH-ON ‘ BAHERIES * HIGHLIGHTS Prlcii tllictiv. thru S il„ Aug. 20th. W i m iw i tht right lo limit quintHlit. Noni told lo dM liri. piMM. SALE STARTS NOW THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th. r^VA m P Blousons All cotton or polyester, prints or stripes in crew neck or flattering split neck; S, M, L. Our Reg. Kim T \ l { A 7 .9 9 1* ^ w>J c k (#( - ■ . i S : 5 Corning„ . Corelle® 20 Pc. I cream Dinnerware Set non knit starter set in choice of k smart, modern patterns! • Blousons ThoX-19 colors: Our Reg. to 27.96 • Skirts "Jeans jreat group 19” Skateboard YOUR CHOICE o-togethers O u r ayer on for Reg. 10.99 8.44 ol. Solid or Iniection-molded polypropylene; univer , sizes 7-14 sal double action truck, contained 5s bearings. __ 24” lOcUai SiolBboanl. R « ... 1 0 " slack $14 sweater $12 Cakior10W40AII- skirt $10 Weather Motor Oil (not shown) Corelle® “ Expression”0 9 9 IWII 20 r\^mPc. Fashion Service for 4 Meets all car maniiUKturers' i Skirts, requirements. Add resistant. Choice of 4 patterns. Freezer-to-oven-to- Pants or 2-Gallon Container table, microwave & f 10W 30...... 3.89 dishwasher safe. 3 4 " " Painter’s Jeans i Our Reg. 47.96 Proportioned woven poly gabardine, navy or natural jeans, plus |l Trash Caif stripe, print or solid skirts. Sizes 6-16. I ' Our Rag. 6.49 Our Reg. to 10.99 3.93 C O H A IR “ Pro style Metal locking handlas, 1200 Watt Styler/Dryer Sheer biwwi crodwry look. Knee Hi’s O u r ^ PAIR Kordite33Qal. Rag. 24.99 One size Trash Bags 17.76 fits ait! PKG. n ta Powarful unit with 4 heats, 2 speeds OF IB. R «. 1.4a 99^ and spot drying nozzle. # 0 6 5 IB ' y- ' v ^ li^ e c t r i£1J 1>Gal. Coefaiif C H O I ^ Antl-Freeza M i l a y o u r G.E. Portable CALDOR'S Hand Mixer ‘ ...- e i -s -SE" m n i SUMMER LOW The powerful home h e lp ^ w 'h pR ice i threeversatile mixing speeds, umrms Mmi Avoid summer bbilovers. beater ejector easy Coolant system protection with Pump cleaning. HMZA built-in rust end corrosion fighters. G.E. Automatic ^ ___L____ . ■ SM Can Opener general ELECTRIC _ Easy-clean cutting asMmbly Alert Heater or “ mes out for cleaning- General Electric 40 Channel CB Transceiver automatic Irom start to Radiator Hoaea fluid finish. MEC32 Home Sentry Smoke Alarm Screw-on microphone, switcl^bl^e Our Reg. H -97 ANL S/RF meter. 3 position Delta . , ilCE tuning switch.^-5812 ^ E Our Our ifeg. 139.99 Reg. 39.97 CB POWER MIKE, Reg. 29.99 -q q Kit CB MAGNET MOUNT ANTENNA, Reg. 1 9 .9 9 .. 1 4 .9 0 EACH . 2 9 "® Save *5 On Every Car Alarm In S t o ^ Cttmp Assortment f-re. Alarms even with elecTrfcl“e "& “ ''S e f& Aquology Power 1 I Blacks, Decker- M O Dli' Aquarium Pump & Filter Grass Shear & FOR FRESH or Golf Ball Special SALTWATER TANKS! Our Reg. 15.49 Our Reg. 1 4 7 6 Pumps up to 120 gallons per hour. 2 4 .9 9 Very quiet, maximum periormance. Rechar^able, interchangeable Energy Pack plus recharger unit. Jumbo Rawhide Bone #8286-10 Big knotted 'bone'—great for 1 6 7 REAAINGTON SUP«CURLCOMMa General Electric dogs' gums. Digestable. Reg. 2 .3 9 I Black a Decker- Curling Iron Fry Baby Toast ’n Broil 13” Double Edged Shrub CLEAN & TONE Sargent's Sentry IV by Gillette Electric Deep Fryer Toast-R-Oven & Hedge Trimmer Facial Brush Dog or cat flea collar O ur finds and eliminates all 7 7 Our Our Our 1 4 * 6 7 0 types of fleas. Reg. 2 .69 1 1 7 7 6 Reg. Reg. Reg. 11 .9 9 14.99 10“ 19 .9 9 ■ Reg. 224. 4 .9 9 Covered Cat Pan I Combine with your favorite soap Portable cordless—plug in for Complete with non-stick coating A four slice toaster, a convenient Cuts in every direction! 3,000 to deep clean faifacial skin. Two just two minutes and it^ ready I inside and out. Uses only two top-broiler, a 200° to 500° Keeps litter inside pan; plastic 2 6 6 cups of oil to make one or two oven, a broiler for steaks, liner, removable lid. Reg. 3.69 cutting strokes per minute. Ctouble speeds—high for fast cleanin' Curl rod telescopes for compact insulated and safety switch. #8114 low for gentle cleaning. #FT1 storage. #9330 servings. #FBD1 hamburgers, etc.! #T26 SUMMER CLEARANCE! SAVE UP TO SAVE 1 % % OFF OFF Our Reg. Prices On O ur O rig. Prices On ALL FISHING ALL CAMPING e q u ip m e n t ' framewlth foplrade t a c k l e in * “ leather firip. I jIl. ’ Sizes 4-3/C 4V 4,4-5/8, OUR STOCK! IN OUR STOCK! • CANOPIES 'SLEEP BAGS Top Qualibf—Brand ALL FAMOUS B R ^D • CHESTS & JUGS Name Tennis Bails RODS, REELS &T/^KLE • COOK SETS • CANTEENS IN STOCK INCLUmNG • TENTS 'SCREEN HOUSES • G A R C IA 'D A IW A • BACKPACKS & MORE Heavy duty fran s s ’? ^ 1 . 9 9 • PENN• SOUTH BEND •Cotoman AppUancM Not Included. built. ShocH at Greet bmnds>-S()8lding, W in Slia»ri0r,brDMHibp. store Stock Only. No Special Orders, No Rain Checks. J ______ALL RECORDS, 8-TRACK & CASSETTE TAPES ON SALE! Series 129 Series B298 Series C398 Series D498 Series E598 Series F698 Series G798 Series J698 Series K798 Series L998 7 7 ^ i98 038 098 038 084 ^44 ^94 C44 099 f f 4 5 I LP & LP LP W LP W LP “T LP "T TAPE W TAPE W T A P E 12” Diagonal 19” Diagonal B/W Portable Color TV Portable TV Quintrix II picture tube, one Nevr Vista 100 tuner. Walnut Dutton auto^olor, automatic Unisonic. Tournament iso look cabinet. Reg. 139.70 fine tuning. Reg. 267.40 *247 ‘ 129 6 Game Remote Control with Rifle Q usooR F^ TV STAND QLJSOORFj TV STAND On-screen scoring, auto or manual Color TV's up to 19" serve. Ball speed up feature on remote B /W T V s up to 19" Our control. Reg. 49.99 3 9 ” Reg. 26.70 21.40 AC Adapter (Optional)...... 4 .9 9 15.70 4 ,1 GRT/ARISTA •V ;,1' SAVE OVER tv? *32 1.4 • ^ ■ I' % \ III 11 Vf.' Series Series Series 898 119 8 8.44 1198 8 .4 4 Electronic LLOYDS AM/FM Phonograph f| Roberts Complete Stereo System AM/FM Clock Radio : 8 Track Recorder/Player Silent LEO digital clock ■:% : -.-j AM/FM 8 track receiver, . with brightness control. ^ # 0 Fast forward, pause and high/low filters; pro uh f u II size BSR a uto-cha nger. W ake to m usic/alarm . Polaroid DO-IT-YOUR-SHELF record changer. Reg. 199. Deluxe stand. Reg. 139.98 *109 Reg. 2 9 .9 9 *167 One Step Camera Spindles & Modular Shelving READY-TO-FINISH WALNUT FINISH 12" Spindle 12" Spindle 2 8 “ Reg. to 1.35 B7* Reg. to 1.79 1.24 A dream of a camera! Nothing 15" Spindle 15" Spindle to set—just aim, smile and shoot! Reg. to 1.49 Reg. to 1.99 rOlATvOi: LAN'J Uses popular SX 7 0 film. 1.09 1.57 a 1 4 "x 3 6 " 1 4"x36" Shelf, Reg. 4.99 3.96 SheH, Reg. 7.99 6.47 BONUS SP£CM L<^Raceive 10 IHilaFOid Instant MoiMy Book w ith any S X - 7 0 T ^ C am era You fay a t C aidor *S»a Clark kirC M M i. Shelves, Standards & Brackets WALNUT FINISH SHEL VES STANDARDS 8 "x 2 4 " 1- Foot Reg. 3 .1 9 ...... 2.33 Reg. 8 9 c ...... 8 " x 3 6 " o a n 2 - Foot Reg. 4 .5 9 ...... O.OU Reg. 1 .1 9 ...... Westinghouse T w o S p e e d 8 "x 4 8 " 3 - Foot Automatic Washer Reg. 5 .9 9 ...... 4.26 Reg. 1 .5 9 ...... Keystone Pocket Ever Flash Camera 10"x36" >1 H T 4 - Foot Big O N E ^ A00$10 fam ily Reg. 5 .2 9 ...... f Reg. 2 .1 9 ...... FOR Our WEEK So easy, nothing to set. Get up to W W Oiir..- Reg. 239.70 size. ONLYI V Reg: $469 COLOR .*2 2 9 10 "x 4 8 " 5 - Foot 150 flashes on one set of batteries. g g 5 water temps, 3 permanent press settings, water saver control Reg. 7 .4 9 ...... 5.44 Reg. 2 . 7 9 ...... Separate temp controls each seition. Twin crispers. Batteries extra. #310 Pull width ! ., 1 2"x36" BRACKETS Kodacolor Print Film w/mailer* (C126-20, C135-20, C llO -20)... 4 .2 4 116 Cu. Ft. Upright Freezer WESTINGHOUSE MATCHING ELECTRIC ... «•* ondoor^Vl^id'^ Reg. 6 .4 9 ...... 5.12 8" Reg. 89c 10" Reg. 95c 12" Reg. 99c Polaroid Colorpak Film (SX-70)...... 4 .9 0 Holds 556 lbs. of frozen food. $ 0 7 7 DRYER-with Perm. Press Setting, Reg. 179.70.*1 0 # Real Wood Shelf Q Q Q Our Reg. 299.70 » Kodak Instant Print Film (P R IO )...... 4 .9 0 System,Reg.4.89 ... W a 9 w 63* 67« 72* * Pr»-PaU Procmaliv by Ind. U b DBUVeRVAND INSTALLATION OPTIONAL ATCXTRA CHAROe East Harlfoi Two men rot dant at the Gas 609 Main St. of I about 6:20 p.m They drove parked, and th men’s room v wandered arou Colgate driver then af 80-Sheet Instant NEW FROM toilet paper. Sh Spiral area, got a roll Shave UNISONIC! The driver gr Steno Cream •Men’s 5-Function back into the st LCD Watch Book to choke het Our Reg. 89c Our Reg. 65c demanded mor Shows time continuously the cash she ha month and date - said. on command. They were la 53* on Main St. m ins«4!I Te»»® y o u r c h o ic e 11 oz. container Reg. or Menthol. 6x9 inches. Stephen Leot St., East Marti warrants Tuesc Flicker Elm er’s a series of bu Glue April. W om en’s 5-Functlon The charge Razor FBfcher •Men’s & Ladies’ 4 oz. burglary, third LED W atch Our Reg. 69c counts), secom Our Reg. 1.29 j 5-Function counts), conspi Our LED Watches degree larcen; Orig. EJrtra large digits, conspiracy to 19.95 Brightness control; — e burglary. Legibly displays hour, scratchproof crystal For paper, wood, Leonard ap With 5 blades. minute, second, month pottery; dries clear. Pleas Court i: and date. case was cont failed to post a Tickle was sent to the Roll-On 14K GOLD BRACELETS 80-Sheet Deodorant Spiral A home on Our Reg. With Diamond With 2 Diamonds broken into tl Our Reg. 1.80 59.95 Reg. 59.95 Reg. 69.95 Notebook Our Reg. 84c sometime Mor 4 4 9 0 4990 sacked. Police 5 4 "® anything is mif Dainty, gleamingamine circlecirclets of rich Assorted fragrances gold, plain' or withrittii- diamonds in 2oz container lOVjxS” , 5 hole punch. Assorted colors. C a ll-A -f For a free, East Hartford’ ^ Tylenol 300-Sheet call 528-4411. T I Loose-Leaf age 65 or are I Paper Tylenol Non-Aspirin Our Reg. 1.19 Pain Reliever Diamond & 14K Gold Gold Tone Boutique Jewelry Bun lOO's, Reg. 1.51 Hoop Earrings Our 5 hole punch fits Reg. "o 2 or 3 ring binder. 39.95 2 8 will Golden owl, cat or lion’s head set All kinds and sizes of hoops with "Let’s get toi with genuine diamond; matching chain. 14K gold posts. Special value! P k .o f 10 says the flyer ] supersede! Burnside Cente Ball Pens The flyer prp Our Reg. 1.59 a Burnside Cer f B R F 6-Function, 8-Digit Sweet ’N Low tion will be t Calculator Wickham Libra Artifice I munity room. Sw eetener Our The formatii Reg. 6 blue, 3 black being helped by 250's, Reg. 2.49 7.99 and 1 red. Action Group I Performs all basic math functions; formed with h square root, percent, chain and Citizens Action W ella mixed calculations. • 200-Sheet Balsam Texas Instruments Slide 5-SubJect f i t ^ Sham poo wela Rule Memory Calculator Spiral Eai Our Reg. 2.99 Our [Comp. Book € ) ) Reg. Our Reg. 1.99 29.95 Reading cha 1 7 6 Scientific notations. Pi, sq. rt., The 28th am ^w d bD O r parenthesis, percent, etc.c. Cai• iseand 16 oz. recharger. Conference wil I Penney High S' For beautiful hair. Cal Converta Stand, Reg. 1.99.1.49 Speakers and llx 8 ‘/j",3hole. Margaret Earl Dr. Helen Mur Joan Haines 0 SUPPLEMENT TO College and M VERNON MANCHESTER EASTBROOK MALL of a Caldecott JOURNAL INQUIRER Tri-City SlMpping Center Exit 98 — Interstate 86 Rte. 195 anil 84 Conference MANCHESTER HERALD Reading Com Vernon Burrs Comer- mfanantk - MMsfieid teachers, libra expected. Sales Limited to Present Stock No Special Orders During This Summer Clearance, and No Rain Checks. Druggist los Harry A. E| Medical Pharn 225 pounds on h months ago. N blames the loss in his pharmac For salisfac Henry J. Ger in elective offic Pniinoil cfoun For liaiirlipatpr EimiiuijUrralii Home Delivery Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD edition WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Police repo^ Maps adopted East Hartford Two men robbed a woman atten dant at the Gasland service station at 609 Main St. of $78 in cash Tuesday at for wetlands about 6:20 p.m., police said. They drove into the station, By MAL BARLOW product," he said waving his hand to parked, and the driver went to the East Hartford Reporter all the maps covering the walls of the men’s room while the other man East Hartford's new maps of its in Council Chambers at Town Hall. wandered around, police said. The land wetlands made by COMSIS Inc. "We know a lot more about East driver then asked the woman for of Glastonbury were adopted Hartford now. It’s been a fun project. toilet paper. She went to the storage Tuesday night by the Inland Wetlands I hope you find the final product area, got a roll, and tossed it to him. Commission. useful. The driver grabbed her, pushed her "They are current and more ac "They (the maps) are the most back into the storage area, and began curate," said David Killian as he useful I've ever seen. I look forward to choke her, police said. He made the motion to adopt. "They will to watching in the newspapers how demanded money and she gave him give us better protection of a East Hartford uses them. the cash she had in her pocket, police valuable resource. " "Thank you for the opportunity to said. The vote to accept was unanimous. work with you." They were last seen heading south \ "We've been looking for something The town paid COMSIS about $8,000 on Main St. like this for quite a few years," said for the whole project. It got maps of William Dailey. 127 wetland units scattered around Stephen Leonard, 16, of 4 Lincoln •s The maps will help town boards town. St., East Hartford, was arrested on such as Zoning Board of Appeals in Each unit is measured three ways: warrants Tuesday charging him with / deciding applications for use of Value in a flood, value to wildlife, a series of burglaries dating from wetlands, Dailey said. and value in the town’s general plan. April. John Finnegan added that the map Only 30 of the units won COMSIS’ The charges are thirfi-degree making will also ease boundary dis highest flood plain value. Only 9 won burglary, third-degree larceny (two putes. its top score for wildlife. And only 5 counts), second-degree larceny (two Ken MacGregor, a COMSIS worker won its highest score for planning. counts), conspiracy to commit third- Watching a thriller who has been with the project since COMSIS also prepared a manual degree larceny (two counts), and Steve Lavoie (left), 11, of 7 Columbus Circle, East Hartford, and Toby Hilton, 10, of 1110 the town hired his firm in January, for use with the maps. conspiracy to commit third-degree Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor, watch a men's slow pitch softball game Tuesday night showed some emotion as he spoke Town Engineer Charles Sheehan burglary. Tuesday before the maps were has said of the maps and manual, Leonard appeared in Common at McAuliffe Park’s stadium. Steve’s Little League coach, Don Brozowski, was the ump. accepted. "The commission is now going to Pleas Court 12 Tuesday where his Toby’s father, Larry White, was covering first base for the Eastview Cafe team. It doesn't "Tonight we're delivering the final have a tool for making its decisions. case was continued to Aug. 16. He show on Toby’s face, but at this point Eastview was ahead. The other team, Yesterlaid It will greatly assist us." failed to post a $500 surety bond and Egg, laid a bomb signed by its catcher, Terry Clark, over the stadium’s fence later in the was sent to the state jail in Hartford. game to lead Yesterlaid to an 8-7 victory. (Herald photo by Barlow) East Hartford fire calls A home on Bay Path Dr. was broken into through a rear door sometime Monday night, ft was ran Clerk warns candidates sacked. Police are unsure yet if Tuesday. 4:35 p m.—Medical call to 597 Marjorie Dr. anything is missing. All the candidates for town office treasurer " form or any treasurer If the candidate spends more than Burnside Ave Tuesday, 7:44 p.m.—Medical call to 103 got a warning this week in the mail statements with the clerk. Tuesday, 4:59 p m —Medical call to 23 Westerly 'Ter. $500, he or she must designate also a Elm Village Dr. from East Hartford's town clerk. But if the town committee spends bank depository. Tuesday, 9:21 p.m.—Medical call to 101 Tuesday, 5:55 p.m —Medical call to 95 Connecticut Blvd. John Barry Jr. more than $500 on behalf of a single First filing date is Sept. 13, he Nutmeg Lane. candidate, that candidate must file Tuesday, 11:38 p.m.—False alarm, 191 "Congratulations. " his warning added. Tuesday, 6:13 p m —Medical call to 63 Main St. Call-A-Ride began. the forms. This is true even if the In the 1975 mayoral race. Hamilton Rd. Tuesday, 11:47 p.m.—Medical call to For a free, door-to-door ride on Then it listed what the candidate committee files its own statements. Republican Anthony Donatelli Tuesday, 6:24 p.m—Medical call to 189 O'Connell Dr. East Hartford's Call-A-Ride vehicle, must do to obey state election laws Also, if the candidate does raise or reported raising over $3,000 and Martin Park pool. Today, 3:46 a.m.—Check boiler at 140 call 528-4411. Those eligible are over on campaign financing. spend up to $500. he or she must'file Democrat Richard Blackstone over Tuesday, 6:23 p.m—Medical call to Silver Lane. Hamilton and Mill Sts. Today, 10:54 a m.—Medical call to 16 age 65 or are handicapped. If the candidate does not raise or the above forms and a "designation $9,000. The same men square off spend a single dollar, he does not of a principal campaign treasurer ” again this Nov. 8. Tuesday, 7:10 p.m.—Medical call to 97 Dally Circle. have to file "designation of a form Burnside Center group will consider problems Sale effective August 10 thru August 13 "Let's get together and do something," Problems lor the group to consider says the flyer passed out Tuesday in the doing something about are many, the flyer Store Hours 9:30-9:30 Daily Sun 11-5 Burnside Center neighborhood. says. It lists traffic control, overnight The flyer proclaims the first meeting of parking, vacant lots, waste near the side a Burnside Center neighborhood associa of the Hockanum River, flooding, tion will be tonight at 7 p.m. at the speeding, crossing Burnside Ave.. dogs, Wickham Library in the second floor com dim street lights, and vandalism. munity room. “Do these problems bother you’’ " it The formation of the association is asks. being helped by the East Hartford Citizens Residents wanting to know more about Action Group (EHCAG). This group was the meeting can call Michael Gleason of formed with help from the Connecticut Moore Ave. at 528-3405. Citizens Action Group (CCAG). East Hartford bulletin board Glass Tumblers Crestline Grill 6-Pak Candy Bars Coffeemakar Our rag. 1.97 Our rag. 21.47 Our rag. 1.07 Our rag. 1t.7( Light blue styling that's Set of (our All metal hooded grill 3 Musketeers, Milky Way, completely immersible, National Junior Achievers Conference at with adjustable spit and stain resistant. Brews 3-1 Reading challenge 25 oz. glasses Snickers handy 6-paka, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. grid, swing out motor. great for snacks cups of ooftee. The 28th annual Connecticut Reading Gold or avocado 1.27 12.88 During the past school year, they Conference will be held Oct. 1 all day at learned how business runs by running Penney High School. their own small businesses in the local Speakers and panelists will include Dr. Junior Achievement Center. i a h k ; Margaret Early of Syracuse University, Dr. Helen Murphy of Boston University, Tennis tourney Joan Haines of South Connecticut State The East Hartford Department of Parks College and Margaret Musgrove, author and Recreation will hold a men's tennis of a Caldecott Medal Book. tournament to begin Aug. 22 at McAuliffe Conference theme is "Challenging Park. Semifinals will be Saturday, Aug imtaonuuni\ftolakm Reading Competency.” Hundreds of 27, and the finals Sunday, Aug. 28. teachers, librarians, and principals are Deadline for registration is this Friday. Save More Energy ilgato expected. Signup sheets are at the department of Garden Shovel fice. Our rtg 4.97 Druggist loses pounds g oz. Super Fair housing Small size gar Harry A. Egazarian, owner of Pat’s Power Roof Ventilator Fan Super Glue den shovel of ® " Rolf Medical Pharmacy on Main St., carried The Human Rights Commission has Our rag. 49.8S Our rag. 1.47 hollowbeck con Our r*0. 1.07^ struction Ourr .1.27 225 pounds on his 5-foot, 10-inch frame six asked the Town Council to support the Ur- designed es 1 drop fleguler or ] Thermostatically pecially (or light months ago. Now he is down to 190. He b.m League's fair housing program The Spearmint. controlled vent (an. digging and gar- blames the loss on a new diet plan he sells town’s share of its cost would be $4,000. B oW aof 7B ready to Install. 22 only denlrig. 2.00 in his pharmacy. Hans DePold, chairman of the HRC, said 32.90 For satisfaction the program lakes a positive tack. Instead of using testers to seek out Henry J. Genga said his first two years violating landlords, monitors are used in elective office as a member of the Town only to check out complaints. The staff Council gave him enough satisfaction would work with Realtors and apartment from service that he will run again for the owners to head off complaints, DePold office on the Democratic ticket. said. Two-family and owner occupied un AC/DC Tape Recorder His main sources of satisfaction come its would not be affected. from two programs he helped start. One is Our rag. 32.97 Paddle Lollipop "It would save us money in the long 5 pushbutton func the Call-A-Ride vehicle. It gives free rides Our rag. 38a run," DePold said. The program would tion slide volum e to the elderly and handicapped. The other control allow the town to put off hiring a director is a method for local police to take calls Bsttery/electric. for the HRC, he explained. Batteries not in from the deaf over the phone Low bidder is local cluded 26.88 r--4/1.06 Caused own death Mechanical Maintenance of 41 Thomas ------2 Hartford County Coroner Henry Ramen- St,, East Hartford, was the apparent low da ruled the Feb. 26 death of a Hartford bidder Tuesday to put air conditioning in man on 1-84 was caused by the man's own the remodeled Youth Services Center on acts. Caalta our rag. 177.11 King Court, said Purchasing Agent Jack Joseph Boscarino, 65, had been driving a For bug-lrea dining or family fun. ruggad Martin. The firm bid $2,700 and said it Ironstone car on 1-84 when he ran out of gas. The Melamine Set Coalt# with (Ibarglaaa acraant. Yallow could start in eight weeks and complete Our rtg. 35.39 vinyl top. FlU In station wagon, aaU up In 201138®" man had been drinking, Ramenda ruled. Complete service (or Our rag. 2.47 the project in five days. mlnuteal At Kmart savings. 8 pansi " Boscarino was running across the eight, ovenproof, Scientific Refrigeration of Bloomfield highway at 7:10 p.m. that day when he was detergent sele.f our rag. 218.88 9 panel ...... NOW I149.M bid $2,850 but gave no timetable. Connec cotorfest. 40 pc. eet. Chltd'adptece our rag. 277.88 11 panel ...... NOWI1T9.00 hit by a car driven by Jeffrey H. Douglas, dinner eel ticut Oil Heating of Hartford bid $3,481 White only. Limited Limited Quantitlaa. no rainchacki______25, of New Britain. quemitiee. (eetuftftQ Mtckey Mouse 1.07 and can start right away and finish in 14 To attend meeting days. ACMAT of East Hartford bid $4,185 -SILVER LANE Lori Factor and Donna Belisle. both of and said it could start in five days and - 2 3 9 SPENCER STREET MANCHESTER East Hartford, will attend the 34th finish 10 days later PAGE TWO-A— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 10, 1977 I^ NCHESTER EVENING HERAU^^apdieg^^ Aug. 10. 1977 - PAGE THHK.K-A Parking lot lease confusion persists Muller-Crandall Martinello-Christadore Julie Munro Crandall of Manchester and Richard G. Jan Marie Christadore of Manchester and Peter HARTFORD (UPI) - An alleged College for $1 a year to the state. for an investigation by the Asked if she thought Stevens’ call Groppo of Winsted, both Democrats, Grasso — that she ordered the state Muller of South Windsor were married Aug. 6 at the Michael Martinello of Newington were married June 11 state lease on a seemingly insignifi Schaefer denies making the offer, legislature’s Appropriations Com was political, she said, "that might said they were studying the issue and not to have business dealings with Presbyterian Church of Manchester. at St. Mary’s Church in Manchester. cant parking lot is still causing a lot while state officials say he did so mittee, claiming the conflicting be a consideration.” would have no immediate comment. Schaefer, even though in some cases The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman A. ’The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack of confusion and Gov. Ella T. Grasso through an intermediary. statements showed someone was Appropriations Cochairmen Stevens also asked the panel to look it could have saved money by such Crandall of 58 White St, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Christadore of 20 Willard Rd. ’The bridegroom is the son of today said a Republican call for an Mrs. Grasso said today she will lying. Robert Houley of Somers and John into charges — denied by Mrs. deals. and Mrs. Paul Muller of Springfield, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martinello of Newington. investigation might be a GOP cam meet with Schaefer, who has alleged “ It certainly appears someone is The Rev. Arthur L, Kay of Coventry performed the paign tactic. he is being discriminated against by not telling the truth,” said Stevens, The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St, Mary’s Church per State officials and real estate double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Jack Stetson of Manchester formed the double-ring ceremony. The church was the state, once the issues have been who is campaigning hard to unseat was organist and soloist. developer Allan Schaefer Tuesday clarified in writing so they are sure Democratic Gov. Ella T. Grasso in decorated with white chrysanthemums. Ronald The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Rothermel of Manchester was organist. told conflicting stories about whether of what they are discussing. next yaar’s election. Welfare fraud allegation Qiana jersey gown designed with V-neckline Empire The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a he had offered to lease a parking lot House Minority Leader Gerald F. Mrs. Grasso told a news con waist with bodice centered with a cluster of seed pearls, gown of organza and venise flower and leaf lace designed at Greater Hartford Community Stevens, R-Milford, Tuesday asked ference today she didn’t think a and long bell sleeves. She wore a half cloche with a side with fitted illusion york bodice, mandarin collar, double legislative investigation was needed. investigation under way drape and carried a bouquet of roses, baby's breath and tiered capelet back, high rise waistline and semi-full fern. skirt with double-tiered hemline flounce extending to a HARTFORD (UPI) - State of Last weekend, Eugene Bagnoli, a to evaluate whether the charges Miss Barbara Ann Crandall of West Palm Beach, Fla. chapel-length train. Her fingertip veil of imported silk il ficials said today an investigation is state policeman with the collections were valid. was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss lusion was bordered with lace and attached to a face- under way of charges that the division of Milano’s department, said The two men disagree on how the Jan Marie Crandall of Manchester, and Mrs. James framing lace headpiece. She carried a ball of daisies, car New ways sought to cope Department of Social Services is Social Services Commissioner problem should be handled with MIoganoski of Marlborough, sisters of the bride: and nations and baby’s breath. downplaying the extent of welfare Edward Maher is suppressing word Bagnoli wanting a special office set Mrs. James Deborah Moravecek of Lake Park, Fla. The Mrs. Jaclyn Moseley of Tolland was her sister’s fraud and not doing enough to about the the extent of welfare up, while Maher has rejected that ap bridesmaid's gowns were made by Barbara Crandall. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Donna eliminate it. abuse. proach and ordered the it be done Mark Muller of Summit, N.J. was his brother's best Trojanowski of Rocky Hill; Miss Holly Burhans of New with teacher strikes Finance Commissioner Anthony Bagnoli also said the department through the already established dis man. Ushers were Norman Muller of Verona, N.J., the Haven, the bride’s cousin; Miss Charlene Christadore of Milano said his staff is beginning to was not pursuing all reported cases trict offices. Bagnoli claims that will bridegroom's brother: Ronald Rusin of Stanhope. N J.; Wethersfield, the bride's cousin; Mrs. Deborah Mar HARTFORD (UPI) — Lawmakers, education officials ding arbitration. look into the charges, which allege of suspected fraud. take too long because those offices and Kevin Hughes of North Branford, the bridegroom's tinello of Newington, the bridegroom's sister-in-law; and and teachers are making an effort to find a new way to Local government officials oppose binding arbitration the state is losing up to $1 million a “ We’ve been reviewing it for a already have a great deal of work. cousin. Miss Julie Donato of East Hartford. Miss Kimberly handle teacher strikes in Connecticut, but so far the only because they say that puts a decision affecting the local year. while and have been discussing the Maher denies he’s neglecting Among those attending was the bride's maternal grand Moseley and Miss Dacia Moseley, both of Tolland and thing they agree on is that they face the same oid tax rate in the hands of an outsider. He said two full-time workers will matter with Commissioner Maher welfare fraud and says he gives top mother, Mrs. Nevada Munro of Manchester. nieces of the bride, were flower girls, problems. Several persons at the meeting said one way of im probe the department and will get for several weeks,” Milano said. priority to investigating possible A reception was held at Mama Mia's in Manchester, Alan Martinello of Newington was his brother's best !Vlr. and Mrs. Peler IM. Martinello A Member of the legislature’s Education Committee proving the matter might be to have negotiations carried help from other department staffers He said it would be several weeks fraud cases. after which the couple left for.Cape Cod, Mass. They will man. Ushers were David Moseley of Tolland, the bride's if needed. Tuesday called a meeting to see if someone could suggest out between the teachers and the local officials with more before his staff would be able reside in South Windsor brother-in-law; Steven Palmeri of New Britain: John A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, “ innovative” methods for resolving such walkouts budget-making authority. Mrs. Muller is employed at Combustion.Engineering in Sluzarski of Newington: Vincent Ritow of Newington, the after which the couple left for the Pocono Mountains in Under Connecticut law, school boards must have their PEATUae FIHST AT DUSK without either teacher strikes or binding arbitration. FEATURE FIRST AT DUSK Windsor Mr. Muller is an engineer at the Pratt & bridegroom’s cousin; and Gary Trojanowski of Rocky Pennsylvania, h’or traveling, Mrs. Martinello wore a two- Both proposals have been rejected repeatedly by law agreements with teachers approved by such groups and M rs. Rirbard G. Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp In East Hill. David Chochefsky of Newington, the bridegroom's piece pantsuit with a carnation corsage. The couple will makers and even supporters concede their chances for that has been a major problem in many disputes. HALL Hartford. (Nassiff photo) cousin, was ring bearer. reside in Wethersfield. (Nassiff photo) passage have not dramatically improved. State Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, the other com Wod,Aua. lOtti Itiiu Tims., AueTlIth FOR RENT one minute "We want something innovative, something a little bit mittee cochairman, said he foresees serious discussions iAvallabIt lor. Pliy new,” said Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-South Windsor, in the future about giving school boards “ fiscal in they're perfectly no'rm,il, Consumer • RECEPTIONS cochairman of the committee. “ Binding arbitration and dependence.” THE Concern Super the right to strike have proved to be unacceptable.” • BANQUETS Cash School administrators, union officials, parent represen eETC. Train burns Sometimes door-to-door tatives and local government officials pondered the ManchMter Evwiing Hwald EASTHARTFORD|U e ^ 5 j W IN D S O R salesmen will try to get problem, but reached no consensus. WINDSOR (UPI) - Publlitw J t m r y tvtfHng m c m I US ROUTES D RIVE IN SJB J44S om okM S un d iyt v k ) holldtyi. Entirtd •( KofC U SRO U U b D RIVE IN iJITOrq you to buy a product by Of 1 )] H Many school districts have had teacher contract dis Police and Amtrak of M tn cl» «»r. Corn. P o« Oftlco u So- 47U mn nun MANCHESTER offering you a cash rebate nun ficials today started an in- com) CloH Moll Minor. 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Cloudy with Area news ,1-2-B Editorial ...... 4-A Tolland; Robert Shores Jr., South St., Rockville; Hulda McKean, Washington showers tonight. Lows in mid 60s. Part Classified .6—8-B Family .. .3-A, 7-A Vernon; Lottie St. John, Grove St., St., Vernon; Douglas Moore, Tolland- ly cloudy warm and humid with chance iianrijwtpr tEunting Hpralt'i C om ics...... 9-B Obituaries ... 10-A Rockville; Ruth Warren, Overbrook Dr., Margaret O’Connell, South St., Rockville ’ of a few showers and thunderstorms Dear Abby . . . . 9-B S ports...... 5-6-B Vernon. Birth Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Thursday ending during the afternoon. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Discharged Tuesday: Dwight Banning, Highs in upper 80s. National weather TWENTY PAGES Mrs. Sherwood Aborn Jr., Stafford TWO SECTIONS Tolland; Robert Dzat, Tolland; Mrs. Springs. map on Page 6-B. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1977 - VOL. XCVI. No. 264 I’RICE: FII-TEEN CENTS MANCHESTER PARKADE PLO denounced Begin in good mood • m i Fighting algae in lake At left, residents of the Middle Bolton Lake area in Vernon gather around Richard Haymes, staff fish biologist with the Master Charge, after Vance meetings state Department of Environmental Protection, to receive in Visa & BankAmerIcard structions on how to spread copper sulphate in the lake to Are Welcome. JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime it despite reports that its leaders are will be in September.” Israeli newspapers said today that alleviate a serious problem with algae. Looking over his Or Use Your Minister Menahem Begin said that in thinking of adopting a more He said he thought the Geneva Vance told Israeli leaders there moderate position. y shoulder is Eugene Orlowski of Vernon’s Health Department. Youth Center five hours of talks Secretary of State peace conference could be seems to be no chance of any Middle Charge Cyrus Vance applied ’’not one word” reconvened in October or November Above, the volunteer homeowners prepare to load their boats Begin said Vance brought both East peace talks without participa of pressure on Israel to accept of the American and Israeli ideas to the — ’’we’ll see in the next stage. ” tion by the PLO. with the chemicals. Some of the boats were donated for use by Palestine Liberation Organization in Arab leaders. Begin also repeated his statement Cartop Rentals of Vernon. (Herald photos by Pinto) Middle East peace efforts. from a state dinner Tuesday night Begin, however, said after the first "I emerge from the meetings in a ”We have their replies and now that Vance had accomplished a day of talks: ” lt feels great. There’s good mood,” Begin said after a 3 we ll meet again, ” Begin said. ’The ’’great achievement,” but he said it a terrific abyss between newspaper l/2hour morning session with Vance momentum is going on. The next step had been decided not to reveal it now. stories and reality.” Vernon gets housing rehab aid and his aides and top Israeli officials. ’’Various problems were raised, Vernon’s application for a federal grant of The town’s application stated that the July fire calls but there is no confrontation,” he $279,00 for a housing rehabilitation program program will provide decent housing for low- said. ’’We re all optimistic. Jews are has been approved. and moderate-income families by encouraging The Vernon Fire Department responded to optimistic by nature.” Public works plan revised 32 cails during the month of July, a slight The announcement of its approval came landlords to bring the housing up to local Begin said it was clear the United housing code standards. decrease from June but more than the same States had no intention of working for for renovations to the poiice station, Tuesday afternoon from the office of Connec period last year. By GREG PEARSON • Town Counsel Victor Moses told ticut Congressman Christopher Dodd. The program could involve the demolition of a change in U.N. Security Council Herald Reporter $835,(XK) for sidewalk repairs and the board that he does not recom some deteriorated houses. It will also involve The breakdown of calls was one grass fire, resolution 242, which refers to the The Town of M anchester has $322,000 for the water tank. mend, from a legal viewpoint, that The application was approved by the revising the town’s housing code and stronger three box alarms, three mutual aid calls, Palestinian question only as a revised its plans for use of Public But, the water tank construction the town become involved in a Chat at pool party Department of Housing and Urban Develop enforcement efforts. three emergency standbys, seven structure refugee problem. Works Employment Act monies to will be postponed. The directors drainage repair on Goodwin St. Philippe Poustoly, left, and Alain Denoray, both of France, ment (HUD) and the money is provided fires, one car fire, one dryer fire, one oven voted to appropriate $750,000 for the The town has previously received a grant for The Israel prime minister said the include storm drainage work at Residents of the area feel that talk at a pool party held for them. They will spend the month of through the Housing and Community Develop rehabilitation of owner-occupied housing and fire, two trash fires and one gasoline next step toward a peace agreement police station (unchanged), $779,000 ment Act. Thompson Rd. water problems in their homes are August in Manchester as part of the North Atlantic Cultural this program has been under way for washdown. would be parallel talks in New York One of the three projects that had for sidewalks and $245,000 for caused by an underground body of The funds will allow absentee landlords to sometime in the Rockville section. in September between Vance and originally been funded —a water tank Thompson Rd. work. water that was never properly piped. Exchange League. (Herald photo by Pearson) rehabilitate some 440 rental units in the Also, the rescue squad had six auto accident Homeowners are loaned money at a low in Dayan and between Vance and the at the Nike Site —has been dropped. In another matter, the board voted Zinsser argued that the town should Rockville section of town. standbys, two extrications and one medical terest rate. assist. Arab foreign ministers. Jay J. Giles, director of public 6-0 (Directors Robert Price, Phyllis make the necessary repairs, but no In the last half-hour of the meeting works, told the Board of Directors Jackston and Pascai Prignano were final vote was taken. Vance, Begin and Foreign Minister Tuesday night that the town’s ap absent) to approve $315,000 in fun • The board held a public hearing Two French students Moshe Dayan talked alone. propriation through the program has ding for the sewer project in the on acquiring property at 43 Hollister Church prepares for bazaar Afterward, Vance said, ”We con been sliced by $133,(XX) to $1,774,(XK). Baldwin-Concord Rd. area. This St. to provide a parking lot for tinued our talks this morning mor He said that Weston & Sampson, the represents the town’s cost for the Bentley School. Frank Lupien, of 21 V e rn o n ning over a wide variety of subjects. Boston engineering firm that is street sewers and a trunk sewer from Sunset St., said that the cost of the to sojourn here The St. Joseph Sweethearts, parishioners, charge of publicity. They were good talks.” Union Pond to Tolland Tpke. The 19th annual St. Joseph’s Church Outdoor have been busy making golumpki and pierogi studying the town’s water distribu lot, $42,(XX), is far above the assessed Chairmen and booths are Marian Begin said news reports of U.S. tion system, has recommended that Referendums value and would not be worth the By GREG PEARSON Both said that they enjoyed their Bazaar will begin Monday at 6 p.m. at the for the bazaar and there are thousands of Narkawicz, American kitchen: Lottie Ziemba, swim, which provided some relief church grounds. 'The bazaar will run Monday pressure were far from reaiity. the water tank not be built until the The town has applied for state number of parking spaces that would Hrrulil Repurli-r them. Heien Koniar, Polish kitchen; Mr. and Mrs. Two young Frenchmen will be from a hot, muggy summer night. through Friday from 6 to 11 p.m. and Saturday The two kitchens at the fair will have Polish ’’Despite the stories, there was not distribution study is complete. funds that would pay $1,286,000 of the be created. Dr. James Kennedy, James Erickson, Wanda Satkiewicz, booth Location of the tank could also be spending the month of August as Their flight from France took from noon to midnight. There is no admission and American foods. There will be a variety of one word of pressure that we agree project’s cost. The directors dis superintendent of schools, said that personnel; Cn'rol Hopowiecz, rides personnel; affected by a citizens committee guests of Manchester families. about eight hours. It was the first charge. beverages, including cold beer. on the participation of the organiza cussed a referendum question for the cost would be part of the bond Joseph Rasulis, Frank Novak, Edward Jan- decision on where to locate a issue that was previously approved Alain Denoray will stay with Sam time both Poustoly and Denoray had On Saturday, Aug. 20, there will be a kiddie For 18 years money raised by the bazaar tion of murderers known as the November that would request flown. ton, Big Six; Stan Bloniarz, Mike Reardon, proposed water treatment plant, for the school. and Sandy Hamilton of 309 Kennedy matinee beginning at 1 p.m. It will feature kid helped pay the church mortgage, built a con PLO, ” Begin said. residents to approve borrowing in an ’’The trip was a little long,” bee; Anthony Dowgiewicz, Clarence Suchecki, Giles said. ticipation of these funds. • Moses also said that he feels the Rd. Philippe Poustoly will stay with die rides at reduced prices and Disneyland vent for the church sisters, operate St. Joseph bingo. Poustoly said. characters. Begin repeated his denunciation of The board had previously agreed to The town cannot borrow in an town’s responsibility in the luliano Carol and Tom Nash of 65D Am School and serve as a cushion for increasing the PLO as a Nazi-like group and said bassador Dr. Denoray comes from Versailles. Raffle tickets for a 1977 automobile and two A1 and Lou Wagner, bicycle raffle; Jean split the town’s original $1.9 million ticipation of state funds without the Bakery case is less than had been operational expenses and improvements. Israel would have nothing to do with He and Poustoly will return to school other major prizes are being sold. The Kurr, golumpki and potato pancakes; A1 appropriation three ways —$750,0(X) voters’ approval. Thus, if the funding previously thought. The matter con They are two of about 140 students The Rev. Aloysius Kisiuk, church pastor, is from France who are taking part in next month. They are in grades com drawing will be Aug. 20 at 11;30 p.m. honorary chairman of the fair. Chester Wagner, Clarence Suchecki, Frank Novak, and referendum question are ap cerns floor repairs at the bakery that had been ordered by the Health the North Atlantic Cultural parable to the first years of college. This year the midway will feature 30 prize Bloniarz is general chairman. Co-chairmen Max Sadlak, poster distribution; Peter proved, the town would borrow the Department. Exchange League. They arrived at Both of the young men have active booths and 10 major rides. Parishioners and are Bernice Gill, Marian Narkawicz and Wan Dureiko, money runner; Helen Bloniarz, money and have it reimbursed later Moses said that he will try to com Kennedy Airport in New York last ly participated in several sports in friends of the church staff the booths. da Satkiewicz. cake; Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, car raffle. through the state government. The France, including soccer, tennis and plete his investigation of the matter Thursday and will stay until Aug. 31 Bingo will be held nightly under a large tent Patricia Cedor is secretary. John Deptula Today’s summary total cost to the town would still be rugby They hope to practice some Dan Skiba, stock; Dureiko boys, electrical $315,(XX). by next month’s board meeting. Their stay in Manchester was on the grounds. There is also a large tent for Jr., William Rogalus and Lois Matczak are while they are staying here and may maintenance; Bob Benware, Donald Fortuna, If the funding is not approved, the • Town Manager Robert Weiss kicked off last week with a pool party refreshments. Compiled from United Press International also at least be spectators fora game treasurers. Max Sadlak and Ms. Cedor are in soda town would not go forward with the told the board that the town has on Kennedy Rd. m like baseball, which is much more project. received an offer to purchase the old ”In France, we don't have many common in this country. Friday and Saturday. Partly Giles said that he will check Keeney St. School, which was going swimming pools,” Poustoly, who State Both agreed that they have found cloudy Sunday. Highs in low to whether the state will fund the to be converted into a carpentry comes from the town of Beauchamp, Americans friendly Coventry plans rules on events NEW HAVEN - The board of mid 80s, lows in upper 60s to mid shop. The selling of the building will said. Most of the pools in his country project if final approval is not given 70s. "The people are very good and The Coventry Parks and Recreation Com police commissioners today plans until a November referendum. be put out to bid. Weiss said. are public rather than private ones, town. This would exlude most local Dog damage case he said. very welcoming, ” Poustoly said. mission in preparing recommendations for an organizations from the fee payment. to ask a judge to order several Republican Director Carl Zinsser • The board met With an organiza Frank Connolly, town manager, has asked ordinance to regulate special events in town. The final ordinance must be weighed by the policemen to cooperate with an National expressed concern that the state tion of town department heads and the Town Council for permission to refer to investigation of alleged illegal Public Chief Robert Kjellquist prepared the Town Council and a public hearing before it Is might not take such a step. management personnel who are not original draft. approved. the town attorney a recent case of dog damage police wiretapping, ^v eral key Fire fighters are finally holding The directors also discussed a presently members of the union. The recreation commissioners feel any town amounting to $455. police officials have ignored the the line against the 87,000-acre referendum question for four road One director. Republican Paul Town continues gathering attracting more than 200 people The commissioners also plan to begin work ”We had an incident in town where several board’s attempts to get them to Marble Cone fire in a rugged area improvement projects that would be Willhide, questioned the legality of should be covered by the ordinance. A valid on an ordinance which would regulate private sheep were killed by a dog," Connolly told the testify contending the board has near California’s Big Sur after it primarily funded through federal the meeting and left license would have to be obtained from Town use of the town’s parks. A recently passed or council. no legal power and the probe is jumped across two rivers and turnback funds. Timothy O’Sullivan, highway water tests Manager Frank Connolly at least 30 days in dinance applied only to Sandy Shores, Lisicke The dog’s alleged owner is denying politically motivated. destroyed valuable watershed. The referendum question would superintendent and head of the advance. Beach, and area adjacent to these beaches. ownership, the town manager said. seek approval to permit the town to group, said that it has no intention of Testing of water in the .southwest when The Herald went to press. The new rule would require Connolly to SOMERS — Somers maximum LAS VEGAS, Nev. - The borrow $1,560,0(X) to pay the town’s becoming a union. He said that the section of Manchester on Tuesday Jodaitis and Bob Young of the make public disclosure of the event within security prison officials today Howard Hughes will tangle goes share of the work. Some of that cost group wants to assist the administra showed good results, but residents of Water Department met with the seven days of receipt of the application. He were investigating a fight among back to square one as the judge is also refundable, so the town total tion in areas of town government, in the area still must boil water until Board of Directors Tuesday night would have to either grant or deny the applica Rt. 85 paving scheduled inmates that resulted in injuries who has heard the case so far is expense would be about $1.1 million, cluding personnel rules, budgeting further testing is completed, F’rank and said that it will probably be at to three guards and the firing of disqualified because he is a Mor he said. and purchasing methods. tion within 14 days. Traffic men will be on duty to direct traffic Jodaitis, water and sewer ad- least Thursday before the residents B o lto n warning shots Tuesday evening. mon and the Mormon church is a The application must Include a description through the work area. Motorists are asked to Both requests for referendums will • The board, as required by state tninistrator, said today of the affected area can return to Resurfacing of a 1.7-mile section of Rt. 85 in The melee lasted about five major beneficiary in the disputed law, also met with representatives of of the event, its location, a facilities plan in use caution and keep alert for men and equip be acted on at next week’s board normal water use. cluding portable toilets, and the date and Bolton is scheduled to begin Thursday, it was minutes and the prisoners ’’Mormon” will, meeting. the school administration to discuss Testing is being done daily Results Residents presently must boil ment on the roadway when passing through returned to their cells without of today’s tests were not available hours, and must meet state and local health announced today by the state Department of the work area. In other matters Tuesday night: upcoming collective bargaining. water for five minutes before using It standards. Transportation. further incident after the shots CHICAGO — The American Bar for drinking or food preparation. Board will meet were fired. The license would be valid for three days The work will involve the section of Rt Association has endorsed ad Although Tuesday’s tests showed a 85 The Board of Education will meet Thursday after it is issued. beginning at Rt. 6 and running south ditional rights for persons called drop in the bacterial count that led to Work at 8 p.m. at the Bolton Center School Library. The nonrefundable fee for the license would will be performed daily between 7 a m HARTFORD — Environmental to testify before grand juries the boiling order, Jodaitis said that and Board members will hear the final report of Protection Commissioner Stanley Massage parlor ordinance despite warnings by U.S. Attorney the state requires at least a couple of be $100, but Connolly would have the option of 4:30 p.m The job will take about three l..... SPECIAL PURCHASE the Committee to Study Town and School In J Pac thinks the buildup of highly waiving the fee for groups which have working days and is scheduled to be com Griffin Bell that the changes days of good tests before such an tramural and Interscholastic Programs. It provided social or cultural services to the pleted, weather permitting, by Monday toxic industrial chemical would lead to the end to the grand order is lifted will be presented by Harvey Harpin, com From the Maker You Know tiesf polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) jury system. "Based on the type of facilities we mittee chairman. may force the state to dredge the gets unanimous approval have. I’m not greatly surprised it Board members will discuss the 1976-77 Infants, Tots, Boys & Girls Housatonic River. PCB concen DAYTON, Ohio — At least 15 happened, ” Jodaitis said of the con Area police report budget report and the guaranteed tax base trations in fish are reported to be buildings in this city of 221,000 By GREG PEARSON Frank Lupien. of 21 Sunset St., said ment of the ordinance will increase tamination at Tuesday night’s direc funds. four or five times higher than residents went up in flames over Herald Repurter that inspections of the parlors should costs for the town, he said tors meeting. Kllington issued by Common Pleas Court 19 charging Fall & Winter Playtogs federal standards. night while striking firemen stood The Board of Directors Tuesday be conducted ”at least twice a month He also said that the Manchester The town is in the process of Frederick Orson, 29, of Enfield, was him with two counts of second-degree by and did nothing. There were no night unanimously approved an or and maybe twice a night ” rather ordinance was hastily written and studying the present system to make based on emotion rather than on any charged Tuesday with criminal trespassing. burglary, and one count each of first-degree Ellington firm Regional serious injuries. ’The strike began dinance to govern massage parlors than the twice a year that is listed in improvements in the water distribu Police said the arrest was made on complaint arson, third-degree and fourth-degree larceny. Monday morning and the strikers that operate in the Town of the ordinance. facts of damage or problems caused tion and treatment systems. Vernon Police said the arrests were the 25% Off BOSTON — Massachusetts Gov. are demanding immunity from Manchester. by existing parlors. Young also said that the town now of Patricia Flaherty of Hillside Dr., East Several representatives from the Hartford result of the investigation of breaks into local gets more aid Michael S. Dukakis admits prosecution as one of the points in All six directors who attended There have been no signs of proper has testing capabilities that it did not Manchester Area Conference of ty devaluation, disruption or disease Police said Ms. Flaherty was renting a cot homes and the burning of a car. The alleged in Reg. 3.35 to 14.50 NOW 2.50 to 10.90 receiving an apparently illegal a settlement. (Democrats Robert Price, Phyllis previously have. He said that such a Churches and local parishes asked because of the parlors, he said. tage at Crystal Lake and Orson, whom she cidents took place Aug. 5 and 6, police said. An Ellington firm will get extra help in its $1,000 campaign contribution Jackston and Pascal Prignano were problem could have occurred in the that enforcement of the regulation be "The minority's rights should not knew, came to the cottage Monday and was Ruest was held overnight at the police sta expansion plan as a result of financing ap from a waste disposal company, absent) voted for the proposal, past and gone undetected, but the International done by the Police Department be trampled because of the told to leave and not to return. tion in lieu of posting a $15,000 bond. He was to proved Tuesday by the state Department of Tremendous assortments of fine quality playtogs for fall & winter Cor but says he repaid the money as despite a request from Caesar present testing work helped discover Moses said that the ordinance would majority's view, " he said. Police said Orson did return Tuesday and be presented in court in Rockville today. Commerce through its financing arm, the duroy slacks. Corduroy overalls. Jean pants. Knit pants. Polo shirts soon as he found it was tainted. OTTAWA— Parliament ordered Rossitto that the action be tabled. the extent and nature of the problem. permit enforcement by the Police The Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, broke into the cottage causing about $100 Connecticut Development Authority. Velour shirts, coveralls. Slack sets. Overall sets. And morel All are no- striking air controllers back to Rossitto, owner of the Adam & Eve The state Department of Health Department as well as the town’s pastor of Calvary Church, responded, worth of damage to a door and window. He Barbara Wziontko, 26, of 655 Talcottville The Authority voted approval of ^45,000 for Iron. All are 25% off. For boys & girls 3 months to size 7. CONCORD, N.H. - The work today, but they appeared to Lounge at 55 Oak St., said that he is has been looking into the possibility Health Department ”I'd gladly give more of my tax was released on a $500 non-surety bond for Rd., Vernon, was arrested Tuesday on the Rice Packaging Co. 'The sum represents an Nuclear Regulatory Commission be in no hurry to comply with the considering indictments for con that the contamination came from a David Kennedy, a youth minister money to this (enforcement of the appearance in Common Pleas Court 19, warrants charging her with four counts of increase of $10,(XX) over the $235,(XX) which was is asked to reconsider its decision emergency legislation that spiracy because of ’’private mixing in of sewage in the water with St. James CTiurch, spoke for the regulation).” Rockville, Aug. 23. issuing bad checks. The complaints were approved in May. to permit construction of the con demanded an end to the walkout meetings” that were held concerning supply. ordinance when he said. ’’The The board approved an annual $5(KI made by local businesses, police said. The Rice expansion financing was one of 10 troversial Seabrook nuclear that has crippled Canandian air the ordinance. He said that he sup Jodaitis said that the department necessity of freedom is important. licensing fee for the parlors and an found no permanent cross- Walter Hicking, 35, of West Willington, was She was released on a $2&0 non-surety bond projects given the authority’s go-ahead From the Same Famous Maker power plant. travel. Another strike is possible ports a regulatory ordinance and had Yet, the example we set for young annual $125 licensing fee for each connections between the two treated and released at Rockville General for court appearance Sept. 14. Tuesday. The authority okayed financing a in December. offered his help in drawing up a proposal at last month’s public people is also important.” massagist. systems. It is possible that a tem Hospital early this morning for injuries suf total of $2,520,175 in expansion projects. AUGUSTA, Maine — The price Orig. 7.00, 8.00 & 9.00 Jackets The regulation, which was porary cross-connection might have fered in an accident on Rt. 140. lieiiron Road work planned of blueberries is skyrocketing as PANAMA CITY, Panama - hearing, but he was not consulted. The Rev Laurence Hill, a pastor of Vivian Ferguson, who had met amended after the first public caused the contamination. Police said Hicking was driving a tractor- James Healey, 19, of Hartford, was taken to For Infants, Tots, Boys & Girls hot, dry weather destroys U.S. and Panamanian South United Methodist Church, said The state Department of Transportation hearing last month, establishes The problem affects a total of 42 trailer truck and apparently the steering or Windham Community Memorial Hospital millions of bushels of Maine, negotiations have reached agree with Town Counsel Victor Moses to that the massage parlor ordinance is will start work Thursday on a concrete specific guidelines for the parlors. streets in southwest Manchester. the front end locked as he was rounding a Michigan and other states this ment on the financial aspects of a discuss changes to the first draft of ’’an admirable resolution.” Wednesday with injuries suffered in a car- overlay of Rt. 83 in Ellington. The project Employes must have 70 hours of The homeowners in the area have motorcycle accident on Wall St. 2.00 & 3.00 new treaty for the Panama Canal the ordinance, said, ’’There were no One person who spoke against the curve. The load in the truck shifted and the begins at Rt. 285 and runs about three quarters summer. scho PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 10. 197tx «««%« ‘ Autoa For Sato 91 Autoa For Solo Those Extras H Autoa For Salo 51 ACROSS 3 Service Answer to Previous Punie charge MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Aug. 10. Iii77 - PAGE NINE-B 1 Gamocock N 7 7 1971 CORVETTE-Orange, 350, 4 Pelage 1 ipur n 1 Charles M. Schultz TT*S A G R E A T automaUc. Excellent condl- 5 Wildebeest N 1 ■ 5 Start Uon. $4500. 1972 FORD Gran 6 Deportment A c u ID E A , S e n . . . I Torino, Brougham. 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" E c I xj.t to 5 13 n . “ S • -D £ ® Town, W.Va.; and eight ® O) *0 (A M b ® ©c ou c © Co o O)-^ © > O) ® -C C C 3 o>2*cciua -C © ® £ *0 © 3 . “ I grandchildren. « o 0®Sc.Et:g"c iSr-’EE- o V) c ® £ - » $ 2 I l l s ^ ® O g-5 c ; The funeral is Thursday with a LONDON : PERDUE r CO r ® ! a o S?’ : CUBE NOWAYI O C © O > ® ® > © ® Mass at 9 a.m. at St. Francis of ' > 1 ( a ® o C u o o o Z n o I n auj i f £ 8 ‘ 8' Assisi Church. Burial will be in Wap- STEAKS : BROILS cMcxniiiis ping Center Cemetery. 'The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 » *1.R9 i »«1.S9 1 B5* Main St., East Hartford, is in charge N O h o w ;.’ /y ' . i A • ■ of arrangements. We receive daily shipments of Fresh Block Island Swordfish Tuesday thru There are no calling hours. Thursday. We plan to sell out Friday . . . so if you want fish later, please phone in can you get a better deaLLfc^^^p your order.