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Fair Tonight, Sunny Tuesday lEu^ning i Details on page 2 Formal Word Vol. XCIX, No. 25 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, October 29, 1979 I A Pamlly NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 204 Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered Washington’ (Upd - sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s campaign had been in full swing for some time before today’s formal an­ m i nouncement — for the third time in two decades — of the formation of a "Kennedy for President Com­ Foundation Nixes mittee.’’ The Massachusetts Democrat 2 decided some weeks ago he wouid chailenge President Carter for the nomination, but will not for­ Grant for Center mally announce his candidacy un­ til sometime before By LANEY ZIJBOFF former Green School, now the Senior A decision on the $20.gbo is due Q Thanksgiving. Herald Reporter Center, with $200,(XX) in federal Com­ Nov. 21, when the council’s regional Stephen Smith, who will head munity l^elopm ent money. When advisory board will meet with a sub­ the campaign, meanwhile, MANCHESTER — A request for a the town w e d to withdraw in April, committee, which handles grants for planned to make the formal an­ $30,000 grant from the Hartford continued funding was then lost. the aged, and will hear a recommen­ nouncement todafy of the com­ Foundation For Giving to refurbish The letter said also the requests tor dation. mittee’s formation, so it can the new Senior Citizen's Center has funds “far exceed the resources Deputy Mayor Steven T. Cassano begin its official delegate search been refused, partly because the available” and after considering a has said competition for the grant is and fund-raising activities. foundation “does not make a practice variety of factors the commitee had intense because $100,000 is being of replacing federal funds with rare to turn down numerous projects and sought beyond the amount available. community foundation dollars,” ac­ programs. “Whatever happens,’’ Cassano said Tower Blaze cording to a letter from the founda­ Weiss said Monday he had no com­ last week, “the money is coming i tion to Robert Weiss, town manager. ment about the foundation's funding LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Fire from somewhere.” The grant is one of two grant refusal which was based partly on The $20,000 grant, if attained, will erupted on the 11th floor of a 19- applications made for the center. A story luxury apartment building the town’s withdrawal from the HUD be used to do basic renovating to decision on a $20,000 grant is now program. In downtown Los Angeles today, allow the seniors to use the buildingr-^ before the Capitol Region Council on If another grant request for $20,000 killing at least three people. In­ The $30,000 grant was to be used for Aging with a decision due Nov. 21, in federal funds now before the Coun­ such items as storm windows, roof cluding two who jumped 11 stories when the council’s regional advisory cil on Aging is refused, however, repairs, and other repair work. to their deaths, board will meet with a subcommittee Weiss said alternative funding could The decision on the $20,000 grant Hundreds of residents were to hear recommendations about the be built into next year’s budget. was due at the beginning of trapped by the blaze above the funding. Weiss said “if we make it through the November but was delayed, said reach of fire department ladders. William Connelly, foundation winter with a surplus we may be able Cassano, “because the council is A fire department spokesman director, said Monday, seven dis­ to make an appropriation in the backlogged with a large nubmer of said more than 24 engine com­ tribution committee members voted spring.” grants.” panies responded to the blaze at unanimously to deny the July 5 Bunker Hill Towers on Figuera request. He said it was obvious from Street at 3 a.m. and had the fire discussions with the committee under control an hour later. members that they were not comfor­ ’The spokesman said one person table cast in the role of putting Pep Talk Ends died on the 11th floor of the priv^e funds where federal funds building, ^and a firefighter at the 0 Leaf Pickup Begins have ^fien. scene said he saw two other peo­ Connelly Said it was the town’s ple leap from the building. O’Leary Drive was one of the first streets slated for leaf determination to withdraw from the pickup as Manchester’s vacuuming program got under way U.S. Department of Housing and Ur­ Carter’s Visit today. A number of the town’s streets were scheduled for ban Development program which sibility on all government levels is Park Mourned pickups this week and a schedule for next week will-f>e then made the center ineligible for CRANSTON, R.I, (UPI) - Presi­ federal funding to complete the dent Carter wound up a whirlwind important, and he cited the federal SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - - published by the town in Friday’s Herald. (Herald photo by two hour visit to Rhode Island today government stepping in to help out Hundreds of thousands of renovations. Pinto) HUD partially refurbished the with a pep talk to a reception for after the February 1978 Great Bliz­ mourners stood in lines up to a community leaders which was zard with crippled New England. c mile long today to pay final He also mentioned a plan to move respects to President Park orchestrated by the White House. Carter attended the reception at the elevated railroad tracks in down­ Chung-hee, assassinated by the town Providence to open up 80 to 90 South Korean CIA chief in the the Cranston Hilton following a GOP Defends Strategy speech to an energy summit meeting acres for business development. reported culmination of a bitter of the Coalition of Northeastern “ These are the kinds of feud. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA tant despite Democratic claims that citizens in the whole country. I see Governors at which he promised the cooperative efforts that pay great ’The United States ordered two the issue was settled by an April 17 this is a threat to everybody’s dividends for us all,” Carter said. Herald Reporter region it will have an adequate supp­ early warning aircraft to South referendum vote of the people. freedom in this country.” ly of home heating oil this winter. T Korea and sent an aircraft carrier MANCHESTER — As election day “HUD is an issue because In the referendum, residents voted The political implications of task force closer to the peninsula approaches, the Republican Party Democrats are out of step with what by a three to one majority to support Carter’s trip to Rhode Island became Grasso Says to discourage North Korea from today defended its campaign the people want on this program. I'he a two-year moritorium on town par­ much clearer when an aide to Gov. J. taking advantage of its crippled strategy of concentrating on the legal defense they are retaining for ticipation in the U.S. Department of Joseph Garrahy said the Cranston, southern neighbor. HUD issue and attacking the record this is relying too much on the defen­ Housing and Urban Development reception was the White House’s Joint Effort Seoul government officials said of the Democratic mayor and deputy sive side and not enough on the offen­ Community Development program. idea. the top U.S. military commander mayor, while claiming its party sive,” Zinsser charged. The next day, the Board of Directors Robert K. Pirraglia, an aide to the in the country assured them his offers constructive changes for the Republican candidate for* the voted to remove the town’s grant Democratic governor, admitted Is Needed troops will defend South Korea in town. Board of Directors Gloria Della Fera application. “they (White House) thought it case of attack from North Korea. At a press conference this mor­ said, “If Manchester is used,as an Democrats have said they were might be a good idea.” PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The North Korean government ning, Republican Town Director Carl example by the Justice Department The president’s remarks to about Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso today See 'u g f I rii in Pyongyang, while refraining Zinsser said the HUD issue is impor­ it will increase the mistrust of 500 state legislators, local govern­ told representatives of 11 from any direct threats, said the ment officials and business and labor Northeastern states attending an assassination of the 62-year-old leaders were in the form of a pep energy summit conference that Park reflected “political crisis talk. business, labor and government must and social chaos” in South Korea. Protest Blocks Wall St. He said his comprehensive energy join together to help soften the im­ A government report said plan was the right direction for the pact of soaring fuel costs on the poor. Intelligence chief Kim Jae-Kyu, NEW YORK (UPI) - Hundreds of Many were arrested. Some rushed quickly through police checkpoints nation to take. “Many of our people will not be who killed Park and his 'Shief anti-nuclear demonstrators blocked in small groups onto Broadway — a and proceeded to their work places. “We are uniting finally and when able to pay their fuel bills this bodyguard with shots from a .38- traffic in the heart of the nation’s block away from the Stock Exchange Some grumbled over having to come we do unite and work together for a winter,” she said. “'Ve must help callber pistol at a private dinner most important financial district Building — only to be pushed back in early because of the protest and of common purpose of having energy them. Many will h^ve to make feared he was about to lose his job today, pleading with stock exchange onto the sidewalks by night stick having to “walk a gauntlet” through security we will prevail,” Carter dramatic changes in their life style. in a cabinet reshuffle. He Is cer- employees to stay away from work wielding police officers. the barricades. said. We must minimize the adverse im­ Uin to be tried by military courts and support their protest of the finan­ “This is inherent in the character As the demonstrators were The most positive reaction the pact on them.” and could face a death sentence. cial community’s funding of the of American people. We are arrested, police took snapshots of protesters got from the workers Mrs. Grasso urged the summit not nuclear industry. different. One of the strengths of our them, then hauled them away to came, from one businessman who only to work for short term ways to P o lic e a rr e s te d ab o u t 200 police vans and buses. country is our extreme diversity. We ease the energy crunch but also to 2 Inside Today said, “I don’t know if you’re right, I protesters for blocking traffic or Still other protesters stood in the are a national comprised of people don’t know if you’re wrong. I wish devise “essential” solutions to the Classified...... 16-18 blocking corridors through streets, tossed play money into the from every other nation on earth. you good luck, but I’m still going to problem over the long haul. Comics...... 19 barricades set up for New York Stock air, danced, banged tambourines, “We united toward a common pur­ work.” Editorial ...... 9 Exchange employees. and watched street-theater skits. pose,” the president said. “We are a In opening remarks Sunday night. Entertainment ...... 14 Many workers ignored the Traffic on Broadway near the As the demonstrators were being nation of immigrants, yes. We’re New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, Fam ily...... 8 protesters and went to work. Some Exchange was hopelessly snarled. arrested, another group of even a nation of refugees. But that chairman of the sponsoring Coalition of Northeastern Governors, said Obituaries ...... 10 even complained of being in­ The number of protesters swelled protesters, in a reference to the gives us strength not weakness. And Peopletalk...... 2 convenienced by the protect- to about 1,000 by 9 a.m., but their ef­ great stock market crash 50 years I’m very proud for what this has done some help is needed from in the last few weeks in our country. Washington, but “there are some 9 Sports...... 11-13 Chanting “no more nukes, no more forts appeared to convince only a few ago today when stock brokers leaped Television ...... 14 nukes,” demonstrators lay down on workers to stay away from their from the windows of the exchange, People are aroused to meet his things we can do ourselves to target Weather...... 2 sidewalks to block access by jobs. held up a sigh in huge red letters that challenge successfully.” our needs and respond to that ------^ workers. Others sat in the streets. Most Exchange employees moved read, “Don’t Jump.” Carter said the sharing of respon­ process,” Herald Names New Editors MANCHESTER - Steven M. served as news editor of the Beloit Commerce, one on career guidance, professionally, he has, as he recovers Harry today assumed duties as (Wis.) Daily News. The Gazette and one on crime prevention, and one on from the effects of a heart attack, executive editor of The Herald, The Herald are members of Scripps chamber image. He is a member of resumed interest in his many civic succeeding Harojd Turkington who League Newspaper group. He also the Kiwanis Club and of the Scout-o- and fraternal endeavors. He has been has been named Mitor emeritus. served as news editor of radio station rama committee of the Boy Scouts of a Mason and-Shriner for more than 30 The announcement of the changes WEAQ in Eau Claire, Wis., and as America. years and in 1977 served as illustrious was made this morning by Raymond retail division manager of the Harry, 32, and his wife, Patricia, potentate of Sphinx Temple Shriners. F. Robinson, Herald publisher. Chamber of Commerce in Eau have two children, Tosha, 9, and He is a Past president of Omar Harry comes to The Herald from Claire. Karin, 8. Shrine Club of Manchester. the Haverhill (Mass.) Gazette, Harry received a bachelor of arts Turkington, now editor emeritus, Turkington came from a family, where he has been managing editor degree from the University of was drawn into what was to be a 30- many of whose members devoted since 1976. Wisconsin, Eau Claire. year career in journalism through his themselves to public service. He will take over the respon- Harry has been active in civic af­ interest in sports in 1949, but as his in­ Turkington, himself, has done so, not sihilities carried out by Turkington fairs at Haverhill. He was charter terests broadened and his repon- by holding public office, but by until about a year ago when a heart chairman of the Greater Haverhill sibilities increased, he served making journalism his life’s work attack forced him into an inactive Heart Saver Committee and finance successively as city editor, assistant and Masonic charity his life’s love. role after he had served The Herald chairman of the Haverhill Salvation managing editor, managing editor, His major contibution to The • for three decades. Army. and executive editor. Herald over his years of service was Before he became managing editor He was a member of of three task While impaired health has forced Steven M. Harry Harold TuAington at the Haverhill Gazette, Harry forces of the Haverhill Chamber of Turkington to remain inactive Si-c I’ligc Ton

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The Weather Mr. Inside, Mr. Outside {■ MA1IOHA1 WIATMI UIVICIKMtCMT W 7AM I I I Peopletalk Social Activist May Change State Episcopal Church J0J4 - ✓ HARTFORD (UPI) - Church of­ Officials of both churches said the Episcoplians when Porteus retires. ticut see Father Walmsiey's con­ bishop’s first official actions was to one of the most divisive issues facing In East Hartford^s Race ficials say the seledtion of a social use of the building wasn’t an indica­ Walmsley, 51, is known to the secration as symbolic of tUs change . celebrate the eucharist in Spanish at the Catholic church — the ordination activist priest as the next leader of tion that the centuries-old split church as a social activist having in direction as the Episcopal Church a Hispanic convention in Hartford of women as priests— in front of the By CHRIS BLAKE tor who has knowledge of federal fun­ Street road “ unwanted and un­ Connecticut's Episcopalians reflects between the two faiths was about to worked in urban affairs and civil moves into the 1980s,’’ he a()ded. Sunday. Catholic archbishop of Hartford. ding sources. Development Director necessary and the sort of thing we a change in the church's direction in end, but was a practical matter rights. In the 1960s he joined the late Pritfchard noted one of the hew Saturday’s consecration also put . H e r a l d R e p o r t e r Warren H. Sullivan resigned last July should forget about.” He said the the state. because the Catholic cathedral is Rev. Martin Luther King’s civil EAST HARTFORD - Next and Blackstone has bMn assuming connector, which the consultants say , The Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley, who larger than the Episcopal Christ rights march in Selma. . V Tuesday’s mayoral election will pit his duties. Blackstone has said he would alleviate traffic congestion participated in aVIvil rights march Church Cathedral. Diocese spokesman, the Rev. Ratchford To Head Panel Mr. Inside against Mr. Outside, the will let his successor pick a new from Silver Lane and Forbes Street, on Selma, Ala. in the 1960s, was con- The Episcopal Church in the David G. Pritchard, said Walmsiey's political veteran against the political HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. WllUam Ratchford, D- it’s Halloween time! •) development director. would “just move traffic from one seiprated Saturday as,bishop United States was formed with the election reflected the church’s shift we havaall your last tninidenMds! lO Vin TIMVIATMtll newcomer, a seasoned' Democrat ‘.‘The biggest problem is that not location to another.” coadjutor of the state’s Episcopal arrival of early colonists' from 'which began at its September Conn., has been named chairman of a House subcomittee against a r^ tiv e ly new Republican. which will investigate the operations of the Federal Elec-, all of the concerned people are total­ He said the town should wait for diocese in a rite dating back 1,500 Englaqd. It is tied to the Anglican General Convention in Denver. • party ! i r : ! Democrat George A. Dagon is the ly understanding of 'the problems ' constrtction of the Interstate 84 con­ years. Church of England, created centuries At the convention, church leaders tions Commission. imdf it ht Ratchford said the committee will hold hearings to look . supplies veteran and the favorite to win in this there,” he said. nector and the widening of 1-86 before The ceremony marked precedent ago in a break with Rome. committed themselves “to expand into complaints that FEC regulations have created a /fg • candy Democratically-dominated . town. - Russell said he would call together even considering the School street since it was held before 2,000 persons As episcopal bishop coadjutor, Avork in several areas, notably the ur­ E23- monstrously slow and unworkable bureaucracy” and V every f«TOCAST • The Republican, a newcomer to Main Street’s businessmen and let il Ol. ' I 3111 S ban Udll crisis,Ll iOl9| ecuminism,IfLIllllllllSlllt evangelismCTOllgvIUill • • t II oil I i__i ♦ll m m i extension. “It may be necessary in IS in the Catholic Cathedral of "St. Walmsley, rector at St.^Phul's the nArcMie ef mohltMA h Utile For period ending 7 a.m. EST10/30/79. During Monday politics, is Philip G. Russell. them identify their problem years, but it’s far too, premature to Joseph and included a woman priest, Church in New Haven, will'succeed and renewal and work among the -niharges that the FEC “nit-picks” candidates about minor /L «dowdtown manehUtiH' ^ night, rain is likely over sections of the central Plains and Dagon is no stranger to local Dagra said the first move should study it now,” he said. The Rev; Bliss Williams Browne of the Rt. Rev. Morgann Porteus as aging,’’Pritchard said. violations while ignoring major infractions of campaign V I h in g the lower Mississippi Valley while snow is indicated for politics, ha^dng served on the Town he a closer relationship between the London, England. ' leader-of the statete ’s 107.800 “A number of persons in Connec- law. \i£ Council for ll'years. He has been the Russell said he opposes the Silver the higher elevations of the mid Rockies. Rain or showers town’s Eknnomic Development Com- -Lane-Forest. Street road. He said the council’s chairman since 1974 and he may also be noted in parts of the Carolinias, otherwise, mission and the Chamber of building of the 1-84 connector would generally fair weather is predicted elsewhere. has served longer than any other Commerce. He said he would like to Old Desk member of this year’s council. eliminate the necessity of the road see the five-member Redevelopment because it would take' traffic off V Dagon’s family also has a long Agency incorporated into the EDC history of involvement in town Silver Lane. Moreover, -he said Might Be Conneclicut Forecast since the agency has sold nearly another intersection on Silver Lane government. He has relatives in the every parcel of federal’redevelop­ Entertainer Frank Sinatra, right, chats would tie up traffic. ' Kennedy’s Becoming partly sunny. High temperatures in the mid fire and police departments, but ment land. 50s. 13 C. Fair tonight. Lows in the 30s. Mostly sunny with Olympic Ckild Medal winners ^ m m y their involvement as town employees Russell said the School Street Dagon said he would look into extension requires further study. He WOODBURY (UPI) - Tuesday. Highs around 60. Probability of precipitation 10 Lee, platform diving, 1948 and 1952, and predates Dagon’s Involvement. federal or state "incentive percent today tonight and Tuesday. Winds light westerly . Dagon, 50, is a territory sales said the town shouid study how many Gloria and Larry Pond Bob Kurland, basketball 1948 and 1952, programs” — low interest loans or trucks use local streets to get to the today and tonight. Light northerly Tuesday. manager for Gerber Products. He suspected a desk they Saturday night at the Inaugural U.S. Olym­ grants to landlords willing to two industrial parks in the Park bought for $4 at a Choate 2 gained the party’s nomination by renovate thpir property. pic Medal Winners Gala Celebration. defeating five-term Mayor Richard Avenue area. “We don’t know what School tag sale 11 years also Also, Dagon said the town should businesses would use the road,” he was something special. Sinatra was the toastmaster for the Olym- H. Blackstone in a Democratic review the City and Town Develop­ Long Island Sound said. . The desk with the initials T p icj^ d raising event in Atlantic City, N.J. primary in September. ment Act, an act which allows towns Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk (UPI photo) Although many political observers On the issue of police protection, “JFKJFKJF” carved on / and cities to become property owners Russell and Dagon both believe there it is now on permanent loan Point. N.Y.: High pressure will build southward from out say voters tu m ^ to Dagon because and landlords. of Canada into the northeast quarter of the nation during they felt 10 years was long enough for should be a study of the department’s to the John F. Kennedy Dagon said the problem on Main organization and a possible the next few days. Northwest winds 12 to 18 knots this Mike and Kirk Blackstone to serve, they also give Library in Boston. Street is “broad” with “many areas reorganization to get more officers ■i afternoon and 10 knots tonight, northwest 10 to 15 knots credit to Dagon’s political savvy as a The Ponds bought the 9 to attack.” But, he said the process Tuesday. Visibility 5 miles or better through Tuesday. Working It Out factor in the upset victory. on the streets. desk because the late of revitalization should begin with a Russell said there is no need for ad­ president -attended the Men’s Men’s Men's Men’s Men’s Boys’ Mostly sunny today. Clear tonight and sunny Tuesday. The Republican candidate is a new­ closer relationship between the town Plush Velour Western Style 100% Acrylic Plaid Woven Michael Douglas is an actor in his own right now, ditional officers, but that increased fashionable school in 100% Cotton EasyCare Wave h eists 1 to 2 feet today and 1 foot tonight and comer. ’This is the first run for office and business leaders. 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Russell’s financial background in­ Hartford. It could very \yell be better Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Fair and mild weather through school. Now that I'm older and involved in his in­ of north-south connector roads They offered the desk to cludes employment as an auditor of linking Silver Lane and Forest application of personnel," he said. the period. High tem peratures in the 60s. Low dustry, we have more of a,dialogue.” library officials and it was municipal finance books for the state Street, and School Street and Roberts Dagon said the town should im­ temperatures in the 40s. But Douglas the older still gets the last word. Tax Department and employment accepted on permanent Vermont: Generally fair and mild through the period. Street. prove the organizational structure to Says Michael. "We'd like to act together in a film. with the state Justice Commission, loan. It was taken to Highs in the 50s to low 60s Wednesday and in the 60s The two roads have sparked con­ achieve the objective of more of­ The way he sees it, he'll be the hero — the good ^ y where he audited the blooks of towns Boston six months ago and Thursday and Friday. Lows in the 30s and 40s. — and I'll be the villain. He wants the public to find troversy. Residents of both Forest ficers qh the streets “where they’re now sits in a library dis­ Maine and New Hampshire: Fair and mild through the and cities which received federal Street and Roberts Street have visible and effective.” out about the deep, dark side of me." criminal justice funds through the play case, marked only as period. Daytime highs in the 50s and 60s and overnight vehemently opposed both roads at The town election will be held on “Choate Desk.” lows in the 30s and 40s. state commission. public hearings. Nov. 6. 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It actively seeks out “because a strong, active, responsi­ watches television — and Houston pc 85 70 home territory of Michigan over the weekend to Ketties (3 Quart) Indianapolis c 63 35 Tampa c 81 63 Both Dagon and Russell agree that the concerns of the citizen, rather ble Board of Education makes the Mrs. Pond covered the car­ 14K GOLD Jackson Miss pc 81 61 Washington c 56 44 play pro-celebrity tennis and to receive a commis­ the town must open up a comniunica- than passively providing a citizens’ difference in what is happening in the ving with a blotter. Neckchains and Jacksonville c 76 50 Wichita pc 71 45 sion making him a life member of Michigan's new tion line among the Chamber of forum,” Hurd said. schoois and in the town.” When Scott heard two Matching Bracelets Our Reg. 18.99...... 11.77 Kansas City , pc 69 46 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- Film and TV Service Advisory Council. He grew up Commerce, Main Street merchants, She said that a school board years ago' that the govern­ Your choice of floral or stripe He added that open government en­ •NECKCHAIN n n Las Vegas 79 55 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze: m- in St. Helen. *** the town's Economic Development member must be drilling to question ment was seeking exhibits patterns. Porcelain-on steel courages participation by dis­ Our Reg. 29.97.... with wooden handles. Little Rock 67 52 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- “1 thought then I was a great actor," he says with Commission and the Mayor's oiffice. tributing information on a timely a d to listen. “Everyone in Vernon is for the library, he Los Angeles ■ 73 64 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; a laugh. “Over the years, that estimate has remembed the initials his •BRACELET 4 0 7 r t HOUSEWARES OEPT. sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- Riftsell said the first step in basis and that it includes follow- affected by our schools, and all of us, Our Reg. 16.97.... Louisville 66 40 changed." revitalizing Main Street's central through when the citizen has taken especially our students, deserve mother said were un­ Memphis 68 61 thunderstorms; w-windy. •Caldor Windshield ° business district should be the hiring time to express his opinion, whether responsible school leadership,” Mrs. derneath the blotter. Choose from Serpentine, by a question or a criticism, So that a Freethy said. And since “my mom had Herringbone, and C chain. Washer Anti-Freeze Handcuff Mama of a professional development direc­ Imported from Italy. told me” about the car­ Our Reg. 1.29 84< Betty Muka just loves to make citizen's arrests, vings, he said, "I told her The Almanac but the Ithaca, N.Y., mother of four overstepped to pass word about it on to Matching 14-Karat Gold Pierced Chain Earrings •Caldor Gas Line the mark when she grabbed District Attorney the goveniment.” CELEBRATION SALE Anti-Freeze By Lnited Press International Joseph Joch in 1975. One of Kennedy’s Choate Today is Monday. Oct. 29. the 302nd day of 1979 with 63 His crime — refusal to prosecute her 333 previous classmates told Pond the Our Reg. 24.97 __ 18.70 Our Reg. 39c...... EA. 2 8 ^ to follow. prisoners. So she grabb^ his arm, read him his initials look authentic and NOW THRU SATURDAY The moon is moving from its first quarter to its full • Champion or AC rights and hauled him off to the sheriff. the family thinks so too, SAVE OVER 35%! phase. Mrs. Muka herself was arrested — and later con­ but can’t be sure. Spark Plugs ^ The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. victed of unlawful imprisonment — when she “I think so,” Scott said. Delicate Pendant Initials (Reg. Type) Reg. 99c. . . . EA. I f The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. refused to let Joch go, when the sheriff refused to "I guess there’s no way to of 14-Karat Gold Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. detain him. tell.” (Resistors) Rig. t.09 ...EA 88< American statesman Thomas Bayard was born Oct. 29, UHblllNIS Our Reg. 16.99...... An appeals court upheld the conviction Thursday. 10.88 Sizes to lit most American and 1828. Public Tests Choose your first or last initial some foreign cars. The prime On this day in history: and add a beautiful accent to ingredient of a thorough In 1618, Sir Walter Raleigh was executed in London, Quote of the Day Are Proposed your neckline. All initials tune-up. Limit 8 per customer. charged with participating in a treasonable plot to pust ClubhtB available except Q. U. Y. Z. 2 Sen. Edward Kennedy, upon learning Chicago HARTFORD (UPI) - King James I from the British throne. Mayor Jane Byrne would endorse him this week: The co-chairman of the In 1901, Leon Czolgosz was electrocuted for the “The Washington Monument is shakkg. The Lin­ Legislature’s Education assassination of President William,,McKinley. coln and Jefferson Memorials are sha^ng. The Big Committee has proposed In 1929, pandemonium reigned on the New York Stock aiomBnr SmithrCorona Turco 5-Position Wind came out of Chicago, and they haven't stopped legislation that would open 'SLvV4 „ '• .. ‘Super 12’ Fully Automatic Steel Exercise Bench Exchange as collapsing prices set the stage for the great rocking since.” the results of standardized depression of the 1930s. tests to the public. Electric Typewriter In 1974, former President Richard Nixon went into Because our Christmas Club Our Reg. 39.95__ 31.40 ring comes with one of the most familiar Sen. Cornelius O’Leary, Heavy-duty 1 'A "tubing holds up shock after surgery to combat a potentially lethal blood Our Reg. 224.70 Currier and Ives winter scenes D-Windsor Locks, said he 199.90 to 500 lbs. Dual rear supports, 9 clot and was pronounced in critical condition. Lottery Numbers delicately glazed on a lovely will propose a “truth-in- 88 character keyboard, power reinforced back support. carriage return. Uses Easy-grip adjustable knobs. Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New porcelain dinner bell. And it's testing” law to his com­ , A thought for the day: American novelist Willa Gather mittee during next year’s easy-to-change cartridge •Adjustable 3-Poeillon Squet said, "I like trees because they seem more resigned to England: yours free—just for opening a type ribbon. #6LEF. Connecticut: 160. Christmas Club account of $3 legislative session which Reck, Our Rig. 28.99...... 21.40 the way they have to live than other things do.” . •Typewriter Utility Table Massachusetts: 2052. or more. So open your 1980 would allow students to •Combtnelion Leg LillfArm Curt Out Rig. 22.77...... 17.06 New Hampshire: 5924. Christmas Club for $3. $5 or know why they got the Unit, Out Rig. 33.97...... 25.70 $10,’ You'll get the Currier -.Rhode Island: 7659. score they did. (Squat rack and tilt curl umt and Ives dinner bell for this "Tests like the SAT’s shown attached lo bench) Christmas. Plus an extra (Scholastic Aptitude Test) Assembly required on all 3. Manchesler To Advertise Each sold separatel)f East Hartlord — Glastonburv To Report News payment free—just in time play a very important role For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: 'for next Christmas. It's the in determining What path a Evening Herald 64.3-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester__ Alex Girelli, 643-2711. best Chiistmas Club around. young person’s life will Billard hours are 8:.30 ,i m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake.'643-2711. And at First Federal Savings, take,” O’Leary said in a Biack & White All-Metal 110-Lb. USPS 327-500 through Friday When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 that's always had h familiar ring. 12” diagonal Barbell/Dumbell closed, classified ads mav be placed by statement Sunday. Published daily ext-ept Sunday and Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 y P8ym«n(i o> S i or 12 do nol qualify “With so much riding on Portable TV Combination c-ailing 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 lor Irw t>«ii offer certain holidays by the Manr-hesler the result of such a test, our value-packed PiiblishinK Co . Herald Square. P 0. For information about display adver­ Coventry __ Guy DeSimone, 649-9856' tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising students have a right to see 42.70 Box 591. 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EVENING HERALD. Mon., Oct. 29, 1978 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HEHALD, Mon., Oct. » . 18TO MACC News Jdycees^ Haunted House Haunts, Scares Visitors Patrons Back Market Despite Weather. YANKEE case of single parent outers. only to find our pleas to Thank You’e)'^’’ skeleton is inside. Not too bad. But And then the gorilla, over-sized missed. and hard work by welcome in Manchester? Jclinks By DONNA HOLLAND But that’s not bad — you know scared to try it'. I mean scared. By NANCY LONG situations. It would seem that real estate agents falling — to Diane Wicks for her then the second coffin opens, the one monkey that be was. Why didn’t he Most of us were scared. The little members, who mlgfit not Calls from the MACC of­ they’re just people dressed in And then a nice little witch came and LoFERNE WALKER . One teenage mother, scouring the classified sec­ on deaf ears. most generous contribution WIMMIHOUKMUS Hrrald Cormpondenl costume. Aren’t they? with the key on it, and a vampire stay in his cage where-be belonged? kids going through with their have the time. Are there fice have been burning up .. MANCHESTER - You know it’s along and she stopped the monsters The downtown fanners’ recently separated from tions of area newspapers CAN YOU HELP??? Do to the Human Needs fund. As yon wait in line to start your pops out to greet you. It was innocent enough. He was parenU, the teenage lovers and all other options? Is there the wires in . search of REAL ESTATE aOSMCS not real. And you're right, it's not for us so'We could run through. And market will end this her husband, is at present and pounding the you know of any em pty. — to Mr. G. Stuart Lynne Imr IT Mcr M*8 journey through the Haunted House Had I ever been in there getting the behind the cage bars growling and the rest. enough dedication to niiake housing. Is it so that apartments willing to t^ e for his kind donations to real. You know it'^ put on by the boy did we run. The Manchester Jaycees deserved Wednesday. The market apartments are just non­ staying with an area fanii- pavements does not prove TMnurdiiitnMi. *78 — and wonder whether it’s worth the key. for that poor woman when the snarling. As he moved forwaid the a coop work? Any Ideas? young children? If so, Manchester Jaycees to entertain you As we went around one comer we to be commended for doing a fan­ that began on Aug. 8, has existent? We cannot ly who “squeezed room” fruitful. MACC and moral support NniiMii money — a man with vampire teeth vampir came out, I just might not be people moved back. As he moved Please let us know. PLEASE call LaFerne at Halloween. , saw a man just hanging there—com­ been running each believe this to be true. for her and her 5-week old To be at the receiving to our Project Explore MNcMNirti 'IS 'just stares and stares and stares at here today. back the people moved forward. And . tastic job from start to finish. The at- , We at MACC have been Walker at MACC 646-4114.1 ' But that doesn't help when you’re plete with noose around his neck. He ' Wednesday fipm 9 a.m. to infant in their already end of a tearful phone call Staff. Lm Mlcti d %rr) lnti« StM you. His ^ c i a l expression never Next came the strobe light room— then he pulled the bars apart and moqihere,'’the sound effects, the sharing the frustration of Some of our families didn’t move. noon. Although the market overcrowded dwelling. Un­ asking assistance in a rent will thank you profusely ManchMlsr ^ going through the Haunted House.- changes. the one my group rated the best — came r i ^ t at all of us. lighting aiid the costumes were all home-hunting with several have reported verbal abuse It's hard to say what the scariest And around another corii^ a long fortunately, she shares her hung triggers everyone’s for any leads and promise I 643-0900 K Excuse me but have you tried a when our tW was over, not when we And the ghost came swooping from just what they were supposed to be— families. Are infants from local real estate part was. Maybe it wasn't any one haired monster jumped out at you. predicament with many adrenalin at this office — to follow through on all. good mouthwash lately^ What’s your were going through the House. overhead. And the bat making -those sCa r y . overwhelming proportions, g(.|,0Qi g-g children not agents, especially in the thing in particular. Maybe it was a A nice young lady was just sitting problem mister? or is it my neck It was completely unreal; weird bat sounds swooped righf after We ail agreed we’d like to turn its customers and vendors " ° i combination of the eerie music, the on the side reading a magazine when you’re after? 'Real brave, weren’t Monsters all over the place. First right around and go back through. have become regulars and darkness, the strobe lights that take the lights went completely out. Next him.'4 ’ we? they’re far away from you but as you Last but certainly not least we After all, the second time through — look forward to each weeks PICK UP VOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR away reality, the screarps from peo­ thing we knew she was being at­ The screams, the terrible screams, blink your eyes they’re right in front. were greeted by Dr. Jekyl and Mr. knowing full well we’d get out — we transactions.-It has rained ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M . TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE, WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI ple who Went through before you and tacked by a werewolf. and.nervous laughter from those who of you or is it in back of you or right ^Hyde characted complete with the could enjoy it more. and snowed on the produce continued as you went through or the And then there was the — but still the people come. went before you and the eerie music at your side. Believe me they were ^ monster they created. But I wonder. We’ll just have to woodchopper. That’s innocent And now that word Is going fact ’ that the brave children' and continue. all over the place. You’ve got to be The only thing I couldn’t unders­ wait till next year. Food Mart helps you save more money friend? you were with really weren’t enough. Until you hear a scream and around that this week will And then it’s finally your turn. You kidding, no way am I going through tand were some smaller kids — not I’ll probably be first in line. so brave '• ^ the hatchet he was using lands right see a poor woman sitting in a chair this I can’t- too many of them — who weren’t Worth the money, it was worth be the last one, the ques­ For a short period, everyone in front of you and you see his hand with chains dangling from her wrists, Wait a minute. Some of my scared. They don’t knoyy what they twice the price. tion is “Why?’’ W ALDBAUM’S wondered whether or not they would on the floor. crying for help. Oh, was she crying children and our friends. They were Well, supplies are on food any day you choose to shop! make it through. But we all did.' for help. just standing right next to me and dwindling, and freezing As yqu afrive at the scene and step Please get the key hanging from now they are on the other side. Were temperatures just aren’t out of your vehjcLe you are greeted the mummy. cUse, or was it a coffin? they suQked through? As my son later Leaf Pickup conducive to outdoor ’ Food Mart with eerie music and screams and Nothing to it, but who will get it? told me, "Ma, we just booked." markets. But plans are in ONE PIE even a monster or two walking Is Continuing RE-ELECT DEPUTY MAYOR FOOD CLUB Waldbaum’s N.Y. Style DELI! You think about it but that's all. And My youngest, or was it me or my the making for next spring. around the parking lot. then one of the coffins opens and a girlfriend, or all of us. were too SOUTH WINDSOR - Expansion to two days a PUMPKIN PILLSBURY CRANBERRY UMOVaOURMCT vme»MA«ifui i. The Public Works Depart­ week, perhaps a Thursday ^COOKED i ment is continuing the leaf night market — these ideas Prices Effective Sunday, Oct. 28 or SQUASH FLOUR SAUCE collection and residents are all being discussed. Thru Saturday, Nov. 3 HAM STEVE CASSANO 14 5 OZ. CAN 5 POUND BAG JELLIED or WHOLE J A M ^ are reminded to rake their But there seems to be no SUCCOTOOROCh leaves into the gutter answer to the question before the mechanized “What about between now equipment arrives. and next spring?” The : dtmmm- vs. - Residents wishing to dis­ source of fresh fruits and ROTHMUND ’’SUGAR FREE' pose of their own leaves vegetables, so convenient CONFECTIONERS, LIGHT OR DARK BROWN SKINLESS FRANKS LB ‘ 1.59 may bring them to the to many of the area people, O. CRISCO SHORTENING 3lb c*n FOOD CLUB SUGAR teoz e is taking a br<^hk. 3 VARIETIES - tS.5 0 ^ PKQ. IMPORTED FJOROLAND closed landfill site on 48 OZ. LB ‘2.59 And downtown residents PILLSBURY PLUS CAKE MIXES FOOD CLUB TOMATO JUICE CAN SWISS CHEESE Burgess Road, or bag their REGULAR AND FRENCH CUT IMPORTED ^ shouldn’t be face^with 15 5 0Z. LB leaves and leave them in LIBBY’S GREEN BEANS CAN 3for‘ 1. SENECA APPLE JUICE DANIShWHAVARTI ‘2.79 the gutter for refuse collec­ that break. They n ^ a FOOD CLUB SELECT LORRAINE / year-round source of The “Picky”, “Picky”, “Picky” 17 OZ. LB ‘2.89 tion on their re ^ la r collec­ LIBBY’S SWEET PEAS CAN S for"*!. RIPE PITTED OLIVES SWISS CHEESE HE IS CONCERNED DOMESTIC tion day. For information groceries, fresh supplies of Fresh Produce Experts! SLICED t o O Q LEAN ROAST BEEF TO ORDER LB O . O ? regarding leaf pick-up call nourishing food, and a 644-2531. HE IS INVOLVED variety of choices. How to FOOD CLUB FOOD CLUB LIBBY'S L-ootontAi'''^’' ■ LAMOO-LAlUa Residents are also HE HAS WORKED FOR ALL do it? Large grocery stores do not seem to be able to CRANBERRY FRUIT reminded that vegetables CORN WIDE AMERICAN are to be removed from the THE CITIZENS OF RIANCHESTER stay afloat downtown. BOLOGNA, CHEESE community garden area by Smaller stores suffer too. CREAM STYLE ■ WHOLE KERNEL COCKTAIL COCKTAIL The high overhead and non­ .,'(SUce>TeaM»ni4< WOTtonvciLow November 12 so that the 16 5 0Z. CAN 48 OZ. BOTTLE 17 OZ. CAN ground may be harrowed affiliation with chains', m m m B and prepared for spring means they are not able to m a a # ua plowing. offer low prices. What is the answer? First of the Seasont Finest Quality Lox Sale We’re working on that now. Fresh Florida - Indian River (XEAN SPRAY 32 OUNCE JAR NOVA SCOTIA HAND SLICED „ , B ‘2.09 The choices? A food-coop, JELLIED 16 OZ. or a buying club, could be CRANBERRY SAUCE or WHOLE CAN VLASIC SWEET MIXED PICKLES RED or WHITE RED. WHITE. PURPLE an option, low overhead 4 FLAVORS ALASKAN HAND SLICED V4 v. LB ‘ 1.99 64 OZ BOTTLE WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE BOmE Ernest Shepherd, right, former selectman helping plant it are, left to right, Jerry and no profit mean low FOOD CLUB SODA in Bolton, admires the first tree planted in Murphy, David Hess and Billy Sigmund. In cost. But that would also GRAPEFRUIT SLICED TO ORDER WHITE MEAT FOOD CLUB WEAVER CHICKEN ROLL ‘2.39 Bolton Green under a program to beautify the the rear is First Selectman Henry Ryba. mean a lot of dedication O&C I Pillsbury CARANOO N E SLICED TO ORDER green. Webelos Scouts of Pack 157 help^ to (Herald photo by Holland) LUNCHEON SAUSAGE i ‘2.29 PEACHES CARANDO earn the money to buy the tree. Shown * WOU'RE /A,p FOR Boiled Onions Bread Mixes SLICED School I ECCO HOT HAM TO ORDER to” or PEARS CARANDO 16 OZ. JAR ALL VARIETIES - 15 OZ. PKG. SLICED FIRST OF THE SEASON FRESH HALVES OR SLICED COOKED SALAMI TO ORDER Prepares FLORIDA LARGE TANGERINES SIZE * KoaHsniuHa m Scouts Beautify Green U S. FANCY HEAT.*NO|Ef Courses RED DELICIOUS or 3 LB. MACINTOSH APPLES BAG l e BOLTON — The first in what will garden at the library where it can be mother. VERNON - The Vernon FISH Chicken Adult School is now in the CALIFORNIA SWEET MELLOW , U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED . WHOLE on HALF be a series of plantings to beautify seen from the children’s area inside Ernest Shepherd, a former select­ LARGE ^ process of preparing the HONEYDEW MELONS SIZE the town greens took place at Bentley the library. man. was instrumental in gaining the 1980 w in te r c o u rs e FLORIDA Memorial Library last week. The scouts plan to decorate the assistance of a group of University of G rade'A ' • l .» offerings. Any suggestions FRESH GREEN BEANS A fir balsam was bought by the tree in the winter months with bird Connecticut students to draw up for new courses, coming NEW CROP GREEN DIAMOND CARANDO SLICED Webelos Cub Scouts in Pack 156. feeders or possibly Christmas lights. plans to beautify the town greens. TO OI .OER from adults in the area, or WALNUT MEATS 16 0 2 *2.49 Whole Chickens GENOA SALAMI *2.99 The scouts earned the money to the ^ s who participated in the The plan that was accept^ by the FRESH from business and in­ 20Lfi. buy the tree, by selling cupcakes at project were Billy Sigmund. Paul TOP CREST BIRD SHED BAG ‘2.89 CHICKEN SALAD ‘2.59 Board of Selectmen may be seen at dustry, will be taken into their school. ' Smith. Billy Maneggia. Eric Loren- the Community Hall. consideration at this time. ---- Item of the Week!— 2'/i One of the requirements of the zinl, John E berts. David Hess, Bill Donations from people, other TO FRESH TUNA SALAD Suggestions may be sent HEAT AND SERVE scouts forestry badge is to plant a Kiesman. Jerry Murphy. Jimmy groups of memorial gifts are being CALIFORNIA 3 LBS. LB. to the Continuing Educa­ RICE PUDDING tree in their town. Clark. Thad Rodrigue and Peter accepted. For more information call tion Office, Park and Siena. Susie Sigmund was their den (WITH TEXTURED SOY FLOUR AND ISOLATED PROTEIN) F U.S. GOV’T INSPECTED '' The tree was planted near the herb Shepherd. Brussels Sprouts HOT BAGELS AVAILABLE' 12eor‘1.19 School streets, or be VALU PRO GROUND BEEF lb 9 9 ' GRADE A' calling the office, 875-8471 save 20% off the regular or 872-9405, ” ^PINT Perdue . Perdue CONTAINER U.S.O.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEF u s D A CHOICE . BEEF Fresh Boneless Fresh Baked Goods! prices on everything Courses pre now being GREAT WITH CHEESE SAUCE - Whole O’Brien Aide To Maffe offered in the following RECIPE AVAIUBLE ALL FOOD MART STORES Boneless Boneless Shell Chicken WALOBAUM'S WALDBAUMS in stock, except areas: pre-high school Chickens Due to Our FrooUosoo Policy Chuck Roast Chuck Steak Steak CAKE Variety review for the equivalency Breasts MANCHESTER — Francis A zvmkowski, Vi and Dick Spiller. items already Soms litmo Will Not Bs Avsilsbts Til Tues (UNDERBLADE) lUNDERBLAOE) (TOP LOIN WITH TAILI diploma. English as a se­ Bread Sale! Maffe. Jr.. Democratic candidate for Eileen and Paul Christensen. Ann DONUTS reduced 20% cond' language, data $ 16 Oz. Loaf - 100% Whole Wheat the Board of Directors, has an­ and Frank Gallant. Connie and EM •Frozen Favorites!- PLAIN • SUGAR Cracked Wheal. Oatmeal. nounced the appointment of Helen processing, arts bnd crafts, LB. 1.99 ♦2.89 [49$ • 1 .8 9 OR CINNAMON Vienna. Plain or W/Seeds King, and Keith, Kim and Franci or more tues. & wed. ♦1.89 12 COUNT 20 Oz Loaf' Bultermiik O'Brien as his campaign treasurer. Maffe clothing, business and SMORGASBORD 12 OZ. PKG or Bullercrusi secretarial, foreign COLONIAL MASTER OUR BEST Mrs. O'Brien resides at 50 Croft The 20% off discount applies to every FISH FILLETS U.8.O.A. CHOICE Drive with her husband and two thing in the store, in every depart languages and'other or FISH STICKS Breaded Programs at Whiton courses of general interest. 14 OZ. FAMILY SIZE PKG. Smoked children. ment, except herns already reduced October 30 & 3 i r Shells of Beef VEAL A LOAF She is an associate realtor with the MANCHESTER — A series of 20% or more. Use your Almys The adult school will ' " (TOP um * WHote on half unt« m»« o three programs. Tuesday, a story • 1 . 3 S Shoulders Due to Our Freshness Policy Some Items Will Not Be Avsusbie Til Tues office of Daniel F Reale. Realtors. charge card. Visa, or begin classes for the (WATER ADDED) PATTIES hour from 10:30 to 11 p.m. for three Mastercharge. No 175 Main St.. Manchester. Mrs. winter term on Jan. 28. CHICKEN • BEEF • TURKEY to five year-olds, a program for layaways, please. 8 0Z. • t O’Brien is a graduate of Burdett Brochures will be dis­ TOP FROST POT PIES PKG 3 FOR 89* Business College of Boston. She has mothers and interested parents at tributed throughout the "woffTTo^ofT ON ANY 2 PACK ON ONE POUND PKG been active int he P.T.A. and in the same time “Beyond Juice and Vernon area the last week TOP FROST CHICKEN 3zoz rkg ‘1.79 9 9 $ 7 9 $ Crackers,” with speaker Esther TOP FROST OUR BEST SOFTWEVE DOMINO social affairs at St. James and Blast in December. ITALIAN PLUMROSE Shout, and a demonstration on face BROCCOLI SPEARS 'pi 2 FOR 89* BREADED VEAL PATTIES STYLE SUGAR Catholic High School. She is also a SLICED COOKED HAM l b ‘2.99 BATH TISSUE make up and simplified costumes at 4 TOP FROST CONFECTIONERS. member of the parish council of St. PHIMO • HOT Of SWEET WHITE & ASSORTED DARK OR LIGHT BROWN p.m. will all be held at the Whiton LEAF SPINACH looz fkg 4 for99* SLICED BEEF LIVER Francis of Assissi Church. ITALIAN SAUSAGE l b ‘1.39 Memorial Library. The programs 945 MAIN ST. 24 OZ. COLONIAL (CRYOVAC WRAPPED) Other members on the Friends For Dinner ORE IDA DINNER FRIES PKQ. 79* SEMI-BONELESS HAM STEAKS Frank Maffe Campaign Committee are all sponsored through the REGULAR OB t h ic k N ^A T or BEEF FRANKS lb ‘1.29 Helen O'Brien are John Kosak. Joseph Gr- children's room DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER To Hono OSCAR MAYER SLICED BACON LIQUID Dairy Delights! SWIFT PREMIUM FOOD CLUB BOLOGNA LB‘1.29 ■ lo g o ff 3 X T T T T T : LAZY MAPLE BACON - l b pkg COLONIAL ON A 6.5 OZ. PKG, I ALL POLISH RINGS LB *1.69 30* OFF LABEL Houles NU FORM MAZOLA 64 OZ BOTTLE WEAVER CHICKEN FRANKS COLONIAL SMOKED TASTE O' SEA | ¥ BOLTON — William and SLICED WATER MILK MARGARINE DAISY ROLL ADDED lb‘1.59 “This year in Manchester, Maureen Houle, will be WEAVER CHICKEN ROLL eoz pkg CLAM p l a t t e r ! * 1 . 9 9 - i 'h GALLON REQULAn s lic ed ^ ^ n A A l L K O CHILD MILD honored at an appreciation FRANKS or BEEF .b‘1.29 With ihiE coupon si Food I Yfiin irns coupon ai Food DEMOCRA TS increased WEAVER CHICKEN BOLOGNA »oz Mad Ocxxl Ihrw Sal. Nov 4 B p H k * M a d Good thru Sat No> ■ W M B I dinner Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. at CARTON ONE POUND PKG. ROTHMUND OLD FASHION 3 Limit on* pkg ona 1 3 Limit on« Poltia on« 6 0Z coupon per family ■ coupon per lamily Vito's Restaurant on Villa FRANKS NATURAL CASING b ‘1.89 the budget only 3.4%. This WEAVER SLICED TURKEY HAM PKa ™ ™ _ C L E C T i i Louisa Road, Bolton. Dishwasher iSi-y)In The Houles, who have — Item of the Week! SeaSood Specials! Sahara was the lowest ever and in­ been very active in town KRAFT INDIVIDUALLV WRAPPED PASTEURIZED PROCESSED CHEESE U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH ALL SILVERSTONE Dy REGAL politics, for many years, AMERICAN SINGLESo’„'iliS('E ii*1.19 POLLOCK FILLETS lb ‘1.39 20* OFF LABEL 11 " GRIDDLE credible in a year of OF HIEtTM CmniMTE will be moving to FLORIDA CITRUS-k SHORT RIBS 50 OZ. PKG. Harwichport, Mass. soon. ORANGE^UICE V, GALLON CONTAINER 99* FRESH SCROD FILLETSlb'1.99 RED ORCHARD double-digit inflation.” Both of the Houles were of BEEF ♦ 1 . 3 9 B E A C H \ APPLE CIDER W QAL. CONTAINER 85* FRESH SOLE FILLETS l b ‘2.99 members of the ALL VARIETIES With thii coupon at Food I With *''■* coupon at F o o d ^ Q SAMBAND Mart Good thru Sal. No*. Marl Good thru Sal. Nov M R I f Democratic Town Com­ cohtaInI r 3 for*1. 3 Limit one pkg o o e ^ ^ S e S F ll Limit one gnOdie one^&gi^ BREYERS YOGURT POLLOCK & BATTER LB ‘1.29 ‘ coupon per lamily ■ coupon per yUYOR STEfE PEVVF mittee. Mrs. Houle served t as chairman of the com­ /-Health & Beauty Aids!-^ mittee as well as in other capacities. Houle was the GLEEM Ultimate Quality NON-STICK ON ANY PACKAQE PRICED ‘1.00 OR OVER ‘PENNY MAKES SENSE’ former Democratic TOOTHPASTE 7 OZ. TUBE 9 9 ‘ Frost King or Manco Brand registrar of voters. S a h a r a Silverstone Cookware For the dinner there will 16 OZ. Weather Protection r- SCOPE MOUTHWASH BOTTLE ‘ 1.39 •Porceltin-Cled Heavy Alummur^ | 11" Griddle be a choice of baked •Noh-Stick Sllverttone ^ THIS WEEK 'S 'kRe-Elect'k for Etty detnlngl W Energy Saving Products stuffed shrimp, boneless TOPCO COTTON SWABS" ""59* •HMt Retltum Handles VALU PRICED ______»N»w flokf Datign______WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD breast of chicken or prime REG. EA. THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. LIMIT ONE M M TOPCO BABY POWDER CONTAINER 69* TEA KETtLE AVAILABLE ANYTIME FEATURE 6.99 PACKAGE • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. MAYOR STEVE PENNY " ‘ **°McGIIVANAGII ribs of beef. There will be a WITH COUPON BELOW! cash bar. The social hour ONLY ' S . S S EA. TOWN DIRECTOR FOR MANCHESTER will start at 7 p.m. Dinner will be served at 8 p.m. MANCHESTER ELECT THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM NOV. 6th Those planning to attend 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE SUPPORT THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TEAM the dinner should call Ilvi PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF JIM McCAVANAQH DAVID QARAVENTA TREA8. , Cannon, 649-8080 for reser­ Friends of Steve Penny • James Quigley^ Treat. » vations, by Nov. 9. * 1

PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Oct. 29, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Oct. 29, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Seniors Enjoy Soccer It Was A Swell Party, But in Modified Form But Guest Again Absent By LANEY ZUBOFF you,” Mrs. Mulherin told an Ealges frequently “so it won’t become hum Hrrald Reporter player. drum but will be stimulating to me . NEW HAVEN (UPI) - brontosaurus hall was opened, where Bluff, Wyo. Its species A downed pin for the Oceaners and the residents. The director gets I t w as a g la m o ro u s Extinction iootfts clearly contest winners had their lived about 145 million MANCHESTER' - A visitor to brought a whistle of approval from quite a work out too.” birthday party in before us entries put on display. years ago and weighed an Holiday House, a senior bousing the recreational coach. The sports encourage communica­ prestigious surroundings If we hide in the clay The brontosaurus estim ate 25 tons. , facility, might hear a lively voice If a team member accidentally tion, said Mrs. Mulherin who said but the guest of honor We’II be fossils one day skeleton sitting in the The dinosaur, which cheering for the “Oceaners” or the knocks down the opjwnents pin, it's without them “they could sit and remained silent — all 67 And professors at Yale museum’s Great Hall, sur­ stood about 16 feet high, "E agles” and see a line of-bowiing tough luck, the opponent’s team gets wouldn’t say boo to each other.” feet of him — the way he’s will adore us” , rounded by balloons for the ate between 500 and 1,000 pins between the two teams; but the point. “The least you can do is “Good leisure time adds quality to done for the past 145 . Later a special exhibit day, was found in Como pounds of vegetation a day. don’t call it bowling or the recreation give the Oceaners a hand for getting a person’s living,” said Mrs. million years. director, Cecile Mulherin, will tell you that point,” prods Mrs. Mulherin. “I hope someone cares About 600 people came to ^'k'k'kit'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kiK ifiK ir'kiK 'k'k'kiriririr you ‘‘bite your tongue, this is Mulherin. enough to make my life more Yale Univesrity’s Peabody soccer!” “In the three months we’ve played meaningful in this way someday,” Musuem this weekend for a RETURN TOWN GOVERNMENT ^ Mrs. Mulherin has modified this game it’s the first time that she said. "Happy Birthday Bron­ several games for the seniors but it is we've had a tie three times in a row. Mrs. Mulherin is a certified tosaurus” party her vitality which really make the You’re especially good today, by therapeutic recreational program celebrating the 100th an­ TO THE PEOPLE! J games come alive for the par­ George,” shouted Mrs. Mulherin at director who has worked for the East n iv e r s a r y o f a Y a le ticipants. the games’ end. Hartford Convalescent Home for professor’s discovery of JFELECT a RESPONSIVE-BOARD OFDIRECTORsi ‘‘I like to excite competition,‘’ said Mrs. Mulherin said she is able to several years previous to her position the first brontosaurus Mrs. Mulherin, “ but one m ajor discern which players can take with Holiday House. remains. ob jective is to encourage good )F -VOTE FOR ANY 6 OF THE FOLLOWING- 1 teasing and which need more en­ She has worked with the profoundly ‘‘We’ve never done sportsmanship.” couragement when they fail to make retarded, stroke victims, mentally anything like this,” said Miss Katherine Giblin, director of S 5 a point. disturbed and physically han­ museum, director Karl Holiday House, said almost 90 per­ Soccer is termed a passive sport, dicapped. “I have a soft spot for the Waage. “Usually we mark cent of the home’s 27 residents par­ by the recreational director who elderly,” said Mrs. Mulherinm who an event with an exhibit. $J0HN TUCCI (I) ticipate in the sports which, she said, calls volleyball and bowling active said working with all the diversified The 67-foot skeleton was I Residents of Holiday House are not Recreational Director Cecile Mulherin, who Fire Museum Preview lift moral. sports. groups has been rewarding. found in Wyoming by O.C. 2 Some of the activites, said Miss Bowling is played by official bowling, they’re playing indoor soccer, one of cheers on each players as they down pins for Marsh, Yale's first Giblin, stimulate the residents in­ bowling rules, with the score being the many games modified by their their teams. (Herald photo by Pinto) professor of paleontology, ^CLARENCE BROWN (R) ) tellectually such as a word power dis­ recorded on a pad from a local The Old Pine Street fire station in Historical Society, (left) looks with Doug and then hauled back to cussion to increase vocabulary. The bowling alley. Residents stand for Manchester, which has been converted into a Welch at the Alarm Control Center at the New Haven in 25 crates. seniors also discuss food prices and this game. British Daughters museum, was vi»ted by the Connecticut firehouse. The museum is expected to be The dinosaur was about 85 ItGLORIA DELLA FERA (R) do price comparisons. \ Volleyball is the most active of all Firemen’s Historical Society Inc. this Satur­ open in the Spring of 1980. (Herald photo by percent intact, one of the Several of the physical activities the activities, said Mrs. Mulherin, To Visit Home most complete of the s»x on day for a preview of some of the musuem’s Adamson) are modified with a change of rules who said an all-out effort is made to display in American 9 jthadw /liaelO StWILLIAM DIAJi A (R) and by having the seniors seated. keep the bail volleying as much as artifacts. Lou Pelletier, past president of the museums. i Members of Britannia Chapters, Soccer is played with six plastic possible. The seniors are seated for Daughters of British Empire in the The event Saturday took pins lined in a row between the this game both indoors and in the out­ U.S.A. will visit Victoria Home for the museum out \pf residents who are seated; the two JPETER DIROSA (R) door version, with the chairs being Retired Men and Women in Ossining, ^character for a day, i teams facing each other. placed farther apart for the latter. N.Y., on Tuesday and host a leaving its subdued at­ A ball is placed at the feet of each The group uses an official indoor Halloween party for the guests. Service Due Soon mosphere behind as player, when it is their turn, by Mrs. volleyball net and a large beach ball. visitors — most of them URNOLD KLEINSCHMIDT(DK Following the party, the chapter will H A R T ^ R D (UPI) - The rail line service by the middle of next fear, mid-1980, it is extremely doubtful Mulherin as they attempt to kick the A net ball or a ball out of bounds con­ children — were served conduct its November meeting in the from Bndgeport to Waterbury is the rail line between Waterbury and that we could have the railbed in ball and knock down one of their stitutes a foul and no points are birthday cake and sang to No. 10 Downing Street Room at the expected to start running in Hartford still suffered from years of shape for passenger service by team’s pins, giving the team two awarded. the giant guest of honor. Home. December but direct service to Hart­ neglect that will take some time to then,” the commissioner said in a LINDBERG (R) * points. The team with the highest The teams receive two points for Contests, including art On Monday, Nov. 5, members will ford fades delays through 1980, accor­ resolve. statement. score after one hour wins. getting the ball over the net to the op­ competitions for drawings attend the Mad Hatter’s Lunch at ding to state officials. Powers said there had been some “Although we have established the “When you’re hot you’re hot,” ponent’s team. of the dinosaur’s skeletal Rapp’s Paradise Restaurant in An- ITie Waterbury to Bridgeport line, difficulty in getting a supply of quali­ Waterbury-Hartford service as a top {FRANCIS MAFFE (D) { laughed Mrs. Mulherin as she moved “The residents make an amazing reconstruction and more sonia, sponsored by the Merry Wives which’is currently served by buses, is ty ties, but that problem was priority rail project, there (g a great sprightly across the floor to scoop up effort during volleyball, and it’s the im'aginative entries, of Windsor Chapter. undergoing a $750,000 rehabilitation. resolved and work was continuing. deal of work that has to be done to the ball after an Eagles team effort that counts,” said Mrs. produced a stack of en­ Britannia Chapter is taking reser­ State Transportation Com­ Powers said his department has make the line safe and efficient for member scored a point. Mulherin who said the ball has been tries. But the most * JAMES McCAVANAGH (D) { vations for The Black Watch perfor­ missioner Arthur Powers said yet to sign a formal agreement for passenger service,” he added. When a member of the Oceaners known to hit the ceiling and walls at watched competition of the mance at the Hartford Ja i Alai Fron­ although behind schedule, his depart­ rehabilitating the railbed and Lawmakers last year considered lost a point Mrs. Mulherin asked, times. SOUND day was a limerick contest. ton on Wednesday, Nov. 28. For SALE ment expected to have service operating service which Conrail has legislation calling for an immediate “Did you eat your spinach? Tom- Other games include horseshoes, George D. Vaill, Yale’s {CARL ZINSSER (R) reservations call Mrs. Neil Paterson, restored by early December. agreed to provide. restoration of the service to aid com­ 1 morow make sure you eat your played standing, and parlor ball toss retired associate secretary 644-1717, Mrs. Lester Wolcott, 646- Hi-Fi with Sound So Natural, So Realistic! But while his department could get “While it is presently anticipated muters traveling along the route wheaties,” she suggested with a who had won the first played while stitting. 6689, or Mrs. Edwin D. Foster, 643- the equipment to put trains back in that we could acquire equipment by which passes through the large cen- smile. National Limerick Contest Mrs. Mulherin changes the routine 5596. Stereo Treats at Incredible Low Prices! ■ tral Connecticut cities of Bristol and “Remember, your team needs held last year at a New Britain. 4 VOTING IS YOUR MOST PRECIOUS RIGHT. ^ Norwich (Community Officials and lawmakers from Walkout Slated Today College, picked Yale stu­ those cities turned out last year for a t DON’T THROW IT AWAY! 1 MCC Calendar dent Karen Bush's entry THOMASTON (UPI) - Members special trip on the line and hailed The union has asked for a 15 per­ from the 373 attempts for Lift Your Spirits! of the largest union at General Time calls for the service restoration. p.m.. Women’s Center cent wage hike while the company first prizes: PAID FOR BY CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR MANCHESTER’S DEVELOPMENT. J Manchester Community No alcoholic beverages Corp.’s Industrial Controls Division Passenger trains, a once-popular Trailer. Powerful AM/FM offered a three-year pact with 7 per­ “Said a practical young College offers this calen­ Monday, Nov. 5 allowed. * were expected to set up picket lines way of transportation (jiat for the Soccer; MCC vs. cent hikes, he said. dar of events in the interest ‘Dinner; Beef "Non-credit community today after a weekend strike most part went the way of the trolley ^'k 'k ^'k 'k 'k irir'k 'k ir'k 'k 'k 'k 'k ir'k 'k 'k iririiT if ^ Springfield Tech. Comm. Stereo Receiver Shaia said picket lines would be set of the community. All the Wellington, 6:30 p.m., 84.50 services courses begin. authorization vote. in Connecticut, now serve the College, 3 p.m.. Cougar up by all workers in a show .of MCC-sponsored activities Ch>en on a space-availAble STA-95 by Realistic'!' Sal'Shaia, president Of United Auto shoreline and areas of Fairfield Field. solidarity with picketing of smaller listed below are open to the ‘ Dinners will be served basis. Advance registra­ ©ee © Workers Local 1614, said the strike County and an inland route from New ‘Dinner; Fried Sea groups to be set up later. C vote taken Saturday in Torrington public and many are free of at the Regional Oc­ tion is necessary. For He said the UAW local will not try Haven through Meriden and Hartford Scallops, 6:30 p.m., 84.50. was about "90 to 20.” The contract charge. For further infor­ cupational Training further information call to prevent other unions from going to to Springfield, Mass. "Business Skills for This handsome receiver has all the features, dispute centers on wages and other mation, call 646-2137. Center, Wetherell Street. 646-2137. work at the plant. Women: 6:45 to 9:55 p.m., performance and high styling you could ask lor at benefits. is. Monday, Oct. 29 main campus,-room C 14, this price. 45 watts per channel, minimum RMS at ‘Dinner: Halibut with 830. 8 ohms from 20-20.000 Hz. with no more than Newburg Sauc,,, 6:30 p.m., Workshop: Asser­ MANCHESTER VOTERS 0.08% total harmonic distortion. Full taping facilities 84.^. tiveness Training, 7:30 259* let you record on three decks at once and copy from Speaker: “Job Hunting p.m., Women’s Center one to the other two. Phased-locked loop (or T Techniques,” Lynne Trailer. Re-ELECT m Reg. 399.95 superior FM stereo 31-20DJT Eckerle, Pratt & Whitney "Mixology: 7:30 to 9:40 personnel in.^nager, 7 p.m.. p.m., Hartford Road cam­ DIANA Women’s Center Trailer. pus, room 211, 821. "Philosophical Friday, Nov. 2 Gobs and Goblins of Value! ''“'’ " ''" ’'■o s t a n t t o ''"' Psychology 7 to 10:10 ‘Dinner: French, TOWN DIRECTOR p.m., Harttord Road cam­ Complete Stereo Hi-Fi System! Coquilles St. Jacques, 6:30 pus, room 202, 830. A TOWN DIRECTOR WHO KEEPS MS PROMMES- ANNUAL FALL UNIFORM SALE p.m., 84.50. Women’s Volleyball; Sponsored Ordinance AHowing Camtvais Reg. Separate (UMITED TIME ONLY) MCC vs. Middlesex Com­ Saturday, Nov. 3 Sponsored Ordinance Allowing Sunday Liquor munity College, 7 p.m.. Chess ‘Tournament: 9 $449 Items 62S.80 East ^ th o lic High School, a.m. to 3 p.m., main cam­ Sales Manchester (two games). pus, room A6, no entry fee. Thru Nov. 3rd "Assertiveness Sunday, Nov. 4 “DIANA GETS THE JOB DONE” • Rttlltllc STA-95 AM/FM Receiver Training: 7:30to9:40p.m., MCC Library Open, 10 Vote Republican • Two MC-1400 Bast Reflex Speaker Systems '2 FOR" UNIFORM SALE Hartford Road campus, ______Ite for le election Ciae. Walace J. IrM Ir. Trees a.m. to 5 p.m. with 8" Woofer Combined with a Tuned room 211, 817. Pattive Port and a 4V<‘: Tweeter REGULAR ^ALE 2-FOR PRICE PRICE ••Intermediate Bridge: • LAB-120 Bell-Drive SIngte-Play Turntable PRICE 7:30 to 9:40 p.m., Hartford a 0 00 0 0 8 8 O 0 0 » with Duet Cover end Magnetic Cartridge 7.90 6.99 2 fo r$13 Road campus, room 216, DO . 2 for $15 820. 8.90 7.99 9.98 7.99 2 for $16 Tuesday, Oct. 30 • •• Bewitching Cassette Deck XL.. : 8.99 2 for $17 Speaker: ‘‘The Job 10.98 with Dolby* Noise Reduction -; 11J0 9.99 2 for $13 Market for Community TW REimiD DOES NOT UE B 9 2 fo r$21 College Students,” Bill Alt­ SCT-19 by Realistic 1 2 Ji 10JI man. MCC placement I t M 11.10 2 for $23 2 director, 2 p.m.. Women’s iig ifiB lil Dual Concentric ' • i n n 9 5 i B i ® » • MJO 12.10 2 for $25 Center Trailer., Recording ‘Dinner: Italian, Petti I C J i 13.M i for $27 Level Controls diPolIa alia Bologneses (JOURNAL INQUIRER 10/12/78) Dolby system-extends dynamic range and lowers tape noise HU 13JI 2 for $27 (Boned Chicken with Ham for professional-sounding recordings Dual lighted VU meters 17J0 M f i 2 for $29 'TM Dolby Laboratories Tape not included 3-diglt tape counter and end-of-tape auto-stop 14-60S and Cheese) 6:30 p.m., REPUBLICANS SPONSOR REFERENDUM 11.91 IBM 2 for $31 No Caviar 84.50. Insif.ui t h.itnp'CuBW FAT-QO dM piM. H.L. Mencken used to say that at fast food counters and those who totally averse to hamburgers, will, flair for adventure, probably the Her great-grandparents NotMog BMtMtlonal |utl ttMdy and more Americans have been main reason he or she is drawn to hot penchant for grace under pressure. are Mr. and Mrs, Tom wtight loM for thoM that roatly Your newspaper carrier depends on “conscience is the inner voice that religiously stick to hot dogs. when presented with an option, want to loaa. staying away from the polls. That’s dogs is because nobody knows for By nature resolute, they know what Evans, Mr. and Mrs. A full 12 day supply only $2.00. warns us somebody may be looking,” The need for a research project almost invariably go for the hot dog. Ask Upo«tt PamNM Pharmacy U8DA CHOICE LEAN FRESH C his collections each week to p^ay hla something the candidates might keep they want (mustard, pickles and Robert Rae, Mrs. Celia and Carter readily acknowledged along this line has been apparent for Something that is reflected in these sure what is inside them. Hence, they about mo FAT-QO reducing plan in mind when they start flinging cam­ onion) and go after it, Gregoroff, Mr. and Mrs. and start loalAg weight IMs w ^ . bill, whether or not he has received that new truthfulness of government a long time. Wollman's findings. I predilections iHakes for matrimonial have an air of mystery about them. Money beck In full H not oom- officials is largely a “matter of paign promises about so carelessly. unrest. Wollman presumably will (Nobody knows for sure what is in­ Gonceivably, Wollman's study Kazimierz Furmanski and plately satisfied with weight h ONUnBOF . payment from hla customers. When expect, will be applied primarily from T O very first package. could produce a formula under which Mrs. Weronika Zuber. to marital relations. discover what it is about a hot dog side a hot dog lover either, for that rWurtory g e n a he doesn’t get paid, he has to dip hJInburger and hot dog personalities The mating game, as it is now fancier than that puts him or her on a matter.) OflirWoitt * 3 Thoughts can live together in harmony. Hennequin, Robin Cut out iMa od-toko H to liort Into hla pocket to make up the played, is woefully lacking in scien­ collision course with a hamburger The archetypical hot dog devotees listed. Purchase one pack of TOBIN’S DOMESTIC ^ 4 ’Those who have really put God way out. It is to put God’s kingdom are a bit-unstable, impulsive and in­ Meanwhile, proceed at your own Lyn, daughter of Louis E. FAT-QO and reoahre one FAT- difference. tific exactitude. All too often, aficionado. And,the world will be QO Pack FHBB. first and left the rest to Him know first, and not our own plans or our and Karen Blythe Ross couples contemplating marriage and better off for it. clined to part their hair on the wrong risk. Hennequin of El Cajon, that God cares. own pride. UGGEH PIUMDE not entirely sure whether they are Pending his report, there are some Calif. She was bom Sept. 21 COOKED HAM r l a You can help make a small Perhaps we have some perplexing The people of ancient Palestine PtUUHUCY suited to each other are forced to tyPon^Sn^yii at Mercy Hospital, San things to face. A task lies ahead and threshed their com at a place on a SCOOPS MANCHUTER businessman from going under If rely on such unreliable guidelines as Diego, Calif. Her maternal we are afraid to face it. The more we high hill in order that the wind might WE ARE P U W TROOPS OUT OF , you pay your carrier astrological charts. im rOK SUFFERING think about that task the more we blow aside the chaff as they beat the EAST GERMAHTAHP PUTTING THEM ' OVER 80 YEARi OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! when he calls to collect. Thank you. feel unable to tackle it. But suppose com, and leave the pure grain. If one of them is, say, an Aries, and FROM A m m .WHERE THETAREHEEPSP mSMOST. we took Christ’s way and just sought If we keep our fellowship with the other a Gemini, that is supppsed to tell them something about their to follow His will. others on the'high plane of God’s atlas iiantlij chances of hitting it off in wedlock. A sense of peace would come into kingdom, the wind of His Spirit will Evening Herald Which is ludicrous on the face of it. • 24 Hour Emergency Service HIGHLAND PARK MARKET our hearts that would give us both below away the chaff and dust of our AROUNP THE Dates of birth couldn’t possibly be quietness and,power. Or suppose we frictions and misunderstandings. m m PALLET? • Burner Sales & Service Mancheeter Conn as meaningful in matchups as ascer­ • Clean Heating Oils took Christ’s way in the troubles that God is waiting to work in us, 317 Highland Street come in our relationships with through us, and for us, if we will taining whether both have ham­ burger personalities, or both are hot others. fulfill His conditions. 649-4595 dog types, or one is one and the other Call L's For 'Tour Home Heating There are misunderstandings and And the chief of these is that we put Manchester • 646-4277 the other. And Air Conditioning Needs 647-9946 frictions that arise between us when first things first. we w.ork together. There is only one If I may speak from experience for -a . i

PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Oct. 29. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Oct. 29, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Citizens See | Obituaries New Facility 3 GOP Defends Strategy Joseph Lavoie Mrs. Palmina Quaglia —Continued from Page One said he had investigated it early on, by town administration,” DiRosa ‘I Never Had a Chance’-Martin MANCHESTER - Citizens got consistently in favor of the program and found it unlikely. VERNON - Joseph A. Lavoie, 74, MANCHESTER - Mrs. Palmina said. NEW YORK (UPI) - “I evidence.” represented fairly and investigated hpwn and it puzzled Billy why this their first look at an addition and prior to the vote. ’They have said Zinsser said Republicans have en­ of 46 Welles Road, Vernon, died Quaglia, 84, of 333 Bidwell St., died Republican candidate for re- From Friday on, Saplr, a New completely, his credibility and his fellow hadn’t told the truth. Billy said renovations to the police department after the vote ak representatives of couraged getting the best legal talent never had a chance.” Friday at a Vernon nursing home. He Sunday a't Manchester Memorial election to the Board of Directors Orleans Criminal Court judge, stock will be higher than ever. He to me, ‘I can’t understand this at all. during open house ceremonies Sun­ the people they have cotfsistantly money can buy. He said he contacted Those are Billy Martin’s was the husband of Rachel LeBlanc Hospital. She was the wife of the late William Diana said he felt he’d been attempted to reach Steinbrenner to feels he should still be the Yankees As my attorney, what do you think I day. been opposed to federal government a leading constitutional attorney of words, and those are also his Lavoie. Domenico Opaglia. constructive in his tenture on the explain all of what transpired in manager.” should do? Do I call the police or The ceremonies, including the rib­ She was bom in Calamandrano, forcing town participation. national stature to ask him to join in He was bom in Canada, but had board. feelings about his second Bloomington. But he was unable to Sapir revealed that, after the what?’ I told him, ‘If your not in­ boncutting, dedicated |750,000 worth lived in the Hartford area many province of Asti, Italy and lived in ’They have called their stance prior Manchester’s defiense. He said he "I worked to get the Sunday liquor departure as manager of the Yankee owner said the com­ terested in hurting this man, there’s to the referendum, and after the contact the Yankee owner until Sun­ of improvements at the new facility. years before moving to Vernon eight Manchester most of her life. would have the name and answer of referendum nefore the people. I New York Yankees In the past day morning, at which time he missioner’s office was investigating no reason to tell everybody the man A 1977 grant from the U.S. Economic years ago. Prior to his retirement, be She is survived by two sons; Carlos referendum, two separate issues and the individual by Week’s end. worked to get the 911 phone system in explained^ the circumstances siu-- the episode, he and Martin had is lying.’” that they have been consistent on 15 months. Development Administration funded was a supervisor with Olivetti Quaglia and John Quaglia, both of Republican director and candidate town and to get a carnival program rounding Martin’s denial of proposed to Steinbrenner that the en­ According to Martin’s version, each of the two. ’The last time George Steinbrenner the changes, which include expanded Underwood Co. of Hartford, retiring Manchester; three daughters, for election Peter DiRosa said the passed. I’m concerned about the allegations that he hit Joseph Ckraper, tire Bloomington matter be tlyown Sapir said. Cooper came after the offices, renovated rooms and a new Zinsser said in their effort to win a made up his mind to let him go, in in 1968 after 45 years. He was a Theresa Serra of Ridgefield Park, Republicans are the only party excessive number of traffic lights in requiring the 52-year-old into Commissioner Bowie Kuhn’s former manager when he left the bar cell block for 13 prisoners. pro-vote on the HUD issue. offering a 10-point platform. He said July of 1978, Martin dug deeply under member of S acr^ Heart Church, New Jersey; Alba Sobiski and town,” Diana raid. marshmellow salesman from Lin­ lap. and pushed Martin from behind. The cell block is monitored by an Vernon. Domanica Flke, both of Manchesthr; Democrats made false statements. the platform proves the Republicans Zinsser added, “I should be the Yankee owner’s skin with his par­ ”We would roll the dice: let the ting remarks regarding Steipbrenner colnshire, 111. to receive 20 stitches in When Martin turned to move him electronic system which can open the Besides his wife, he leaves a son, a sister, Virginia Meynardi, of New "They said the elderly wouldn’t get are not running on the HUD issue receiving a report on the digester commissioner investigate the back, the 6-foot-2, 210-pound Cooper doors automatically in case of fire. the housing and the senior center alone. f; and Reggie Jackson. his upper lip. Roger A. Lavoie of South Windsor; a Jersey; thirteen grandchildren and roof at the sewage treatment plant Saplr spoke to Steinbrenner twice matter, get Billy in to give his sworn fell down. The system includes television without a yes vote. ’The senior center Citing the Republican projx>sal for ’This time, Martin wasn’t nearly so daughter, Mrs. Rita Chasse Riley of five great-grandchildren. soon.” He cited Uls as constructive on Sunday trying to clarify testimony, get the bartender from Martin told Sapir that Cooper monitors and an intercom hook-up. is becoming a reality without the vitriolic. He did not challenge Stein- Van Cleave, Miss.; two sisters, Mrs. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:30 a downtown redevelopment commis- efforts Republicans perform for the everything and it was during their se­ the hotel in and anybody else who might have told his conflicting story In order to keep the project within HUD funds.’’ brenner’s right to let him go and Ida St. Onge of Hartford and Mrs. a.m. at the FitzGerald Funeral . Sion, DiRosa said this is an example town. cond conversation that the Yankee was a witness and let the Com­ to cover up the fact that he had been the funding limit, a training facility Clarina St. Louis if Saco, Maine, and Home, 225 Main St., Manchester with Calling Deputy Mayor Stephen of the positive constructive change As a closing remark, Zinsser raid bring in lormer Yankee coach Dick missioner make a recommen­ drinking. Howser as the new manager. But owner said He had decided to make a for officers was eliminated from the four granddaughters. the mass at the Church of the Cassano, a "born-again conser­ Republicans offer citizens. the Democratic claim that dation,” Sapir said he told Stein­ "Actually, Billy was trying to do Martin was firmly convinced last managerial change. floor. Funeral services will be Tuesday, 8 Assumption at 9 a.m. vative,” Jllnsser said Democrats DiRosa also criticized the Manchester has the lowest tax in­ brenner during their second conver­ the man a favor,” Sapir added. “No Tuesday night’s episode in Speaking from New Orleans, Sapir a.m., at Callahan Funeral Home, Burial will be in St. James have taken independent candidate Democratic record. He said crease of area towns is, “Baloney.” sation Sunday. “We’d be perfectly one has taken a sworn statement or Bloomington, f^nn., was what led to said Martin was depressed over the 1602 Main St., East Hartford, Cemetery. John ’Tucci’s suggestion to involve Democrats are taking credit for He raid due to phase-in, which he happy with that. He (Steinbrenner) sworn deposition. Billy was never his dismissal Sunday and that Stein­ turn of events but still had faith that Fire Concern followed by a mass of Christian Calling' hours are Tuesday from 2 regional government agencies in the programs ftey had nothing to do termed political mapuvering, felt that it would be best for him to called in for his version.” brenner never gave him an oppor­ eventually the true story of what burial, 9 a.m., at Sacred Heart to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. HUD battle and made it their own. with. residents may have to pay increased make the decision himself, When he spoke with Steinbrenner, tunity to present his side of that inci­ happened in Bloomington would vin­ Church, Vernon. Burial will be in "In July, ’Tucci suggested getting “They took credit for the water taxes next year for past years. however.” Recounting the sequence Sapir said the Yankee owner told Dick Howser Of Candidate dent. dicate him. Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. the Capitol Region Council of bond issue, which was developed by a Billy Martin of events, Sapir said that Martin had him, “Billy was involved in this thing MANCHESTER - Democratic LquIs a . W nuk “It was a conviction without a “You know Billy,” said the at­ He’s In Calling hours are today, 2 to 4 and 7 Governments to Intervene in our citizen committee chaired by a He’s Out called him the morning after and regardless of whether he was candidate for the Board of Directors trial,” Martin told his attorney, torney. ’’He’s a Yankee, he loves the to 9 p.m. ROCKVILLE - Louis A. Wnuk, 87, behalf. Why did the Democrats wait member of hte Republican town Herald Gets Cooper’s injury came to light and had right or wrong, this sort of thing will James McCavanagh has said the im­ of 15 Chestnut St., Rockville, died until two weeks before the election to committee. ’They take credit for Edward Saplr, after hearing of Stein- Yankee fans and he loves New York. provement of the fire department’s He was very, very saddeded, and he given him his' account of what happen with him again, and in the Sunday at his home. He was the hus­ investigate this possibility?” Zinsser sidewalks, and this is accomplished brenner’s action. “He a c t^ as both happened. quality rating should be a constant Lillian F. Fryer New Editors judge and jury without giving me a was despondent because of all this best interests of the ballclub I’ve got band of Magdalena (Bacinsky) “Mr. Cooper said he had fallen to make a change.” concern of the Board of Directors. PALOS HEIGHTS, HI. - Mrs. Wnuk. —Continued from Page One chance to present any of the but he knows if this matter is Lillian F. Fryer, 80, of Justice, III., In a prepared statement, Born in Czechoslavakia, he had his intimate knowledge of the town’s formerly of Rockville, died Friday at Manchester Polio Report ) McCavanagh commented on the been a resident of the Rockville area history, and its psychology. He Palos Memorial Hospital.' higher rating from the Insurance for the past 50 years. He was a com­ remains in tune with his ever Rating Service office which he 'said Bom in Rockville, she had lived in MANCHESTER - A Center Street No description of the suspects was Deadlock municant of St. Bernard’s Church in changing native Manchester in a way the area most of her life before baker heard some commotion at a available. ’The incident is still under attests to the high professional Rockville. He was life member of the that adopted sons never quite can. Jones Leads Colts calibre of the department. moving to Illinois ^ years ago. nearby appliance store Friday night investigation, police said. Slovak Catholic Sokol, a life member (AS Manchester grew bigger and She is survived by a son, Robert and surprised some would-be He said the fire department’s of the Kosciuszko Club and a member less personal he always treated it Pleases Fryer, with whom she made her burglars, thwarting their efforts to Police reported the theft of an ad­ quality rating can directly affect the of the Polish-American Citizens like a place where people knew peo­ home, and a brother, Otto Petig. She forcibly enter the store. ding machine from a 178 East Center fire insurance premiums charged to Club. ple, and cared. was a member of the First Christian Manchester property owners. Besides his wife, he is survived by Police said a night baker at Pine St. office Friday. A window was Much of his work was behind the Whalers "The quality performance of our Church, Chicago, 111., and the Bakery, 658 Center St., heard a crash smashed to gain entry. ’The loss was three sons, Valer J. Wnuk of Glaston­ scenes, organizing and directing the To Upset of Pats NEW YORK (UPI) - A tie American Legion Auxiliary, Post 14, firefighters should be further im­ bury, Andrew M. Wnuk and Joseph to the'rear of the Major Appliance estimated at |175, police said. news gathering staff and providing proved by the new training program, in Rockville. Parts Inc. of 652 Center St. Police Within a 15-minute period Satur­ may leave a bitter-sweet taste M. Wnuk, both of Ellington; three guidance-that kept ’The Herald’s under the department-wide coordina­ , Funeral services will be said the baker looked out his door and day, policqaa|id, ^meone stole a box BALTIMORE (UPI) - With yard run, then agonized on the got a good running quarterback.” for most teams but the Hart­ daughters, Mrs. Leo (Irene) Denette coverage in meaningful perspective. Bert Jones back at quarter­ sideline as the Colts held off a late Grogan completed 15 of 36 passes tion of one training officer,” Wednesday, 11 a.m ., at White- of Deep River, Mrs. Tibor (Agatha) surprised an undetermined number containing a disassembled snow ford Whalers were happy to McCavanaugh stated. He said the Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm of youths who were breaking into the thrower from Marlow’s, 867 Main St. In his earlier years, he wrote a great back, the Baltimore Colts are New England rally. for 317 yards and two touchdowns, Kundermann of Rockville and Mrs. deal,- however, and returned to New England played without Russ both to Stanley Morgan ih the first notch another standoff in their Board of Directors authorized the St., Rockville. Calling hours are Arthur (Margaret) Peterson of Ver­ appliance store. Police said the culprit apparently left turning a lost season into one program in this year's budget. Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Police said the youths fled in the through a rear door. writing with “Reflections,” a Francis, its leading receiver, and period. He also scored on an eight- first National Hockey League non; 15 grandchildren, and four column of nostalgic recollection that may hold the promise of Sam Cunningham, its top rusher. But yard run in the fourth period that put season. Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. great-grandchildren. direction of the Olcott Street ’The box was discovered missing at which drew heavily on his knowledge post-season play. Erhardt, who wes unhappy with his New England on top 26-24. The Whalers were down 2-0 to the Funeral services will be ’Tuesday, apartments. Investigators found the 12:45 p.m., police said. ’The loss was rear door kicked in. valued at 6260. of the town’s past. The former all-Pro, who missed six team’s execution on offense, refused The two teams traded touchdowns New York Rangers in the second Coveinant Women Max Forst 9:15 a.m., at Burke-Fortin Funeral games with a shoulder injury before to use that as an excuse. in the first period. Washington and period Sunday but came up with a Set Holiday Fair MANCHESTER-The funeral ser- Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, Fire at Hall returning last week against Buffalo, "It would have been nice to have Don Hardeman scored on short runs pair of goals to record their fourth tie vice for Max Forst, 67, of 80-P a mass of Christian burial, 10 threw for 280 yards and one those two guys, but it wasn’t the for Baltimore, while Morgan, who in nine games. MANCHESTER - The Covenant Spencer St., Manchester, was to be Church, Suspicious ' BUG LAND USE touchdown against New England’s reason we lost. You can’t have seven caught 5 passes for 151 yards, “We don’t panic," said Hartford Women of Trinity Covenant Church today at the Jewish Congregation of Rockville. Burial will be in St. Ber- leagDe-leading defense Sunday to dropped balls and expect to win,” he grabbed scoring tosses of 56 and 27 center Andre Lacroix. “If we're in Manchester will hold a Holiday Lebanon Synagogue, Goshen Road, najd s Cenietery. Calling hours are MANCHESTER - lead the Colts to a 31-26 victory over said. “ Still, we yards from Grogan. down one goal or two goals, we just Fair Nov. 3 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lebanon. today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Firefighters from the IN MANCHESTER the Patriots. It was Baltimore’s se­ came down to the Baltimore took a 17-13 halftime say 'let’s come back.’ This is like a in the Fellowship Hall of the church Mr. F orst died Saturday at contributions may be made to St. Eighth Utilities District cond straight triumph and only their final minute and lea(i on Steve Mike-Mayer’s 37-yard win for us.” on Hackmatack Street. Proceeds will Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Bernard’s Church, Rockville, extinguished what police third of the season, but kept alive had two chances to I field goal, then extended the lead to While a tie didn’t do much to help benefit several missions supported was the husband of Rose (Cukier) called a suspicious blaze at their slim chances of making the get it in — and we 24-13 early in the third period on the Whalers get out of the Norris by the women of the church as well Forst. WAXES To Meet the Lithuanian Hall, 24 THREE EXAMPLES.., playoffs. didn’t." Jones’ seven-yard touchdown pass to Divison cellar, they said a tie against as the church’s expansion program. He was born in Poland and had MANCHESTER — Manchester Golway St., Sunday night. "Anything is possible with Bert New England Washington. a veteran team was good enough to The booths, staffed by the women lived in North Franklin before WATES will meet Tuesday at the According to police, the Jones,” said running back Joe recovered a Don Two John Smith field goals in the establish themselves in their new of the church, include baked goods, moving to Manchester three years Italian-American Club at 135 fire begaifat the rear of the Washington, who scored his third McCauley fumble at the Baltimore 42 third quarter cut the lead to 24-19 league. handmades, Christmas items, used ago. He was a retired poultry farmer Eldridge St. Weighing-in will be from building on the east porch touchdown of the game with 4:51 left with 3:20 left in the game, then before Grogan put the Pats ahead Giants^ Line Holds “We really' believe we're real," jewelry, plants, macrame, and a and was a member of the Jewish 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Members will wear and worked its way inside. to clinch the Colts’ victory. marched to the Colt 4. From there, with 7:14 left. The New York Giant defense stiffened and held Los Angeles said Lacroix. “Everybody is waiting children’s corner. The blaze was quickly quarterback Steve Grogan went That sef the stagejor Washington's Congregation of Lebanon. costumes. Jones completed 17 of 30 passes in four times within the four-yard line in Sunday’s 20-14 win. Here, for us to crack. They don’t think New features are booths for Besides his wife, he leaves two extinguished after the his best performance in more than a around right end for two yards on final touchdown ancl-New England’s we're for real. " Swedish gifts and Saturday night daughters, Mrs. William (Annie) Ladies Guild firemen arrived, but not year. third down. last-ditch rally. the Rams’ Elvis Peacock is stopped on fourth down from the The Rangers went on top at 3:19 of supper ingredients. Schade of Manchester and Mrs. MANCHESTER - The Ladies before the porch, a flight of He also was the difference against On the next play, Grogan sprinted “We moved the ball, we got points, one. (UPI Photo) the first period on a goal by Ron Coffee and buns will be served William (Paulette) Terwilliger of Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church stairs and the roof were New England, Patriots’ Coach Ron out to his left and looked into the end but we couldn’t get it in when we Duguay. They doubled the advantage from 9:30 - 11 a.m. Lunch will be West Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. will meet at 11 a.m. Thursday at the destroyed. Erhardt said. zone. He tried to throw to Don needed to,” Grogan said. “Give their in the middle period with Ulf available from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Chaja Szargcel and Mrs. Balka Stein, church. Members should bring The hall was last used on "Jones is their catalyst. He’s what Calhoun, but Colt linebacker Ed defense a lot of credit. And with Bert Nilsson’s sixth goal of the season. The fair committee includes Lois both in Israel, and three sandwiches. Dessert and beverages Saturday, police said. No makes them go,’' said Erhardt, Simonini leaped up and blocked the Jones in there, they’re a very good Hartford didn’t get on the board un­ Norling, Marianne Modean, Barbara grandchildren. will be served. Members will work on one was there at the time whose team dropped to 6-3 and into a pass. football team.” Fritsch^h Toe til 16:35 of the second period when A1 Guggolz, and Dorothea! Talcott. articles for the Nov. 8 fair. of the fire. tie with Miami for first place in the "Those two plays were both option Good enough, some Colts think, to Sims registered his fourth goal of the Internment was to be in the Jewish The hall has had a plays,” Erhardt explained. “’They’re turn a nightmare season into a dream congregation of Lebanon Cemetery, AFC East. Jones drove the Colts 85 season. At 11:01 of the final period history of set fires, and the best thing to use when you’re year. Goshen Road, Lebanon. The Counselors Available yards on seven plays to set up Sims passed off to Jordy Douglas police believed this one Washington’s final touchdown, a 12- down there, especially when you’ve Meet Your Candidate memorial week will be observed at VERNON — The guidance whose first NHL career goal was of suspicious origin. Decision Today ® Defeats Jets deadlocked the game. his home. Memorial donations may counselors at Rockville High School MANCHESTER - The Eighth is New York goalie John Davidson, be made to the , Israel Emergency will be available for conferences NEW YORK (UPI) - Com­ Great Committee will have a meet- who recorded 24 saves on the game; Fund, c/o Hartford Jewish Federa­ with parents, by appointment only, Now You Know missioner Bowie Kuhn has made his your-neighbor. meet-your-candidate Giants Celebrate HOUSTON (UPI) — Toni Fritsch is the only constant for the thought he had the tying play cut off. on Nov. 14,28 and 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. An ancient remedy for Case Mt. — Hiking and natura trails. position clear — and today, Willie social tonight at 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the tion, 333 Bloomfield Ave., West Hart­ inconsistent Houston Oilers this season, but he may be enough to ”I tried to stop the puck from com­ toothache was to eat a Mays must make his decision. KofC Hall on Main Street. ford. Weinstein Mortuary has charge To make an appointment parents' LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The boisterous locker room celebra­ get them in the playoffs. ing in front so I went down with my of arrangements. should call 872-7391. Kuhn has ordered Mays to tion continued for nearly 20 minutes. The scene was reminiscent quarter to play. stick out," said Davidson. “But he “disassociate” himself from Fritsch has become the premier {•rt- —'-s of a college football team reveling in its victory over a cross­ place-kicker in the NFL at the age of Jets’ quarterback Richard Todd (Sims) passed it in front, it was 'see state rival. baseball — meaning he must ter­ completed only 13 of 34 passes but you later.'" and not commit turnovers in orddr to minate the remaining two years on 34. He says Coach Bum Phillips is the brought his team to life in the final Duguay said the Rangers, who had Area Police Report But these men were not college win.” his contract with the New York Mets reason. players. They were the revitalized “He has so much confidence in me, minutes to throw a 15-yard lost to Minnesota the day before, Vernon Danelo’s 49-yard field goal in the — if he goes ahead and signs a 10-year haven’t been playing'as they can late­ New York Giants and their 20-14 vic­ first quarter gave the Giants a 3-0 contract with Bally International, I want to make him proud. I want to touchdown pass to Jerome Barkum Gordon J. Jackson, 24, of 15 Prospect St., Rockville, and sneak 1 yard for a score. The tory over the Los Angeles Rams Sun­ lead and they increased the margin which operates a gambling casino in make the team proud,” Fritsch said ly was charged Saturday with engaging police officer in pur­ DEMOCRATS after pulling his mediocre Oilers Jets’ defense set up both touchdowns “There are different feelings you day was the cause of the shouting. to 10-0 in the second period on a 19- Atlantic City, N.J. suit, operating a motor vehicle while license is under by pinning Houston deep in its own go through in a season,” he said. Rookie quarterback Phil Simms yard touchdown pass from Simms to through another close game when his suspension , and failure to renew registration. The Hall of Fame center fielder end of the field. “Sometimes you don’t think you have threw two scoring passes and Joe Gary Shirk. New York made it 13-0 in was scheduled to make an official an­ 35-yard overtime field goal Sunday Police said Jackson was arrested at his home after gave Houston a 27-24 victory oveh the Jets’ Coach Walt Michaels, jelt no it. you get flat. I think we are all fla' "Get Things Donel” Danelo added a pair of field goals to the third period on Danelo’s 31-yard nouncement at a news conference being pursued by Officer Jack Reichenback from Exit 98 t consolation, however, • together." lift the Giants to the triumph, their field goal before the Rams got on the today in New York, but should he scrappy New York Jets. off Interstate 86 in Vernon. Police said that they were first over the Rams since 1961. ’The “Toni is not one of the best,” “We just didn’t have it. We lost two Ranger Dean Talafous, who plays alerted via the police hotline that Jackson was first scoreboard with a 21-yard scoring change his mind, Kuhn says he is his first game since April 8, said til loss dropped the Rams into second pass from Pat Haden to Eddie Hill. Phillips said. “He is the best.” in overtime we could have won. We chased by Hartford Police to Interstate 86 where he leaving the door open. game never opened up and diii BARBARA WEINBERG place in the NFC West, with a 4-5 “If Willie wants to stop in my of­ Fritsch’s winning field goal added couldn’t stop them on third-down alluded them. offer the NHL’s second h ig h ^ r^ o rd , one game behind New fice before the press conference,” luster to Fritsch’s already incredible plays,” he said. Police said the car was then spotted by Reichenbach The Jets played without wide scoring team many chances, Orleans. The Giants boosted its lead to 20-7 Kuhn says, “I’d be more than willing season. In nine games, Fritsch has leaving the Mile Hill exit, and Jackson was chased from made 12 of 13 field goals and he has receiver Wesley Walker after he hurt “Everytime you started t< The victory marked the first time in the final period on Simms’ 14-yard to get this whole thing squared there to his home. .since 1972 that the Giants have won scoring strike to Johnny Perkins and won both of Houston's overtime' a leg late in the second quarter and going they were there hookir Jackson was to be presented in court in Rockville away.” the loss was critical. He left the stopping you,” he said. “Th four games in a row. Their streak has Los Angeles closed out the scoring Mays has agreed to a 10-year con­ games. today. Playgrounds and parks for play. come after losing their first five with a 3-yard touchdown pass from The Oilers are 6-3 and one game game with 111 yards on four catches. didn’t open up at all. we had ■ Robert Devany, 49, of 19 Elm St., Rockville, was tract with Bally International, which Moments before he left Houston chances" games and then inserting Simms into Haden to Preston Dennard. will earn the former New York and behind AFC Central leader charged Saturday with fourth-degree larceny on com­ tied the game on a Rob Carpenter’s 1- Whalers' Coach Don h p the starting slot. Los Angeles opened the fourth San Francisco Giant and New York Pittsburgh, but they wish they were plaint of the K-Mart Store at Vernon Circle. yard run. Between the time of said his team had built “This was a tremendous victory quarter by marching* to the New Met star $1 million over 10 years for in Fritsch’s class. Several players He was released on his promise to appear in court on Walker’s injury and the Jets’ last- steam and was about to over an outstanding team,” said York 4, but failed to punch the ball putting in his services 100 days a year griped in the locker room after the Nov. 6. ^ minute scores, Houston dominated York off the Madison Squa Giants’ Coach Ray Perkins. “We over in four tries and the Giants took for the company’s Park Place Hotel game about their inability to protect Steven W. Tompkins, 19, of 13 Frederic Road, Vernon, 5 knew we had to play extremely well over at their own 1. _ a 24-10 lead with half of the fourth the game. ice at the end of the game was charged Saturday with reckless driving, failure to in Atlantic City. obey a stop sign, and failure to obey an officer’s signal. He was released on his promise to appear in court on Nov. 6. Donna M. Henderson, 34, of 93 South St., Rockville, was Steelers Have Number of Cowboys charged Sunday with breach of the peace ip connection Candidate tor Town Director with the investigation of a disturbance at Rockville 45-yard field goal attempt by Benny NFL record by catching a pass . GdPeral Hospital. . ’’Case Mt. provides open space for you and your children for three regular season garnes and like they had 12 men in their most of Thursday night and Seattle is at NEW YORK (UPI) - While Ricardo with eight seconds left. 105th consecutive game. She was released on her promise to appear in court on years to come. more importantly, are 2-0 in Super the time.” Atlanta tonight. Our parks and playgrounds are used lor such activities as most NFL teams fear meeting BuocuneerH 12, Vikinu" U* IfronroB 20, Cliiefn .3 Nov. 6. Bowls, including last January’s 35-31 Staubach, who BrowiiH .38, CnrdiiiiilH 20 the exciting soccer program for youngsters. Many thanks to all the the explosive Dallas Cowboys, Ricky Bell’s 2-yard TD run ehrly m Craig Morton engineered th Edward J. Doty, 16, of 11 Cottage St., Rockville, was championship triumph. completed 11 of 25 Brian Sipe completed 20-of-28 dedicated volunteers who coach the teams, j the final period rallied Tampa Bay Jo scoring drives — one on an opt charged Saturday with fourth-degree larceny. the Pittsburgh Steelers feel While the “Steel Curtain” defense passes for 113 passes for 208 yards and hit Dave The purchase of Laurel Lake extends our landfill operation to its victory over Minnesota, boosting play in which Jon Keyworth lofteo Police said he was apprehended on property of the quite comfortable when their held Dallas without a touchdown for yards, left the Logan with a 6-yard TD toss and Cleo the year 2000 and make twice a week trash collection practical In the Bucs lead in the NFC Central to 32-yard TD pass to Rick Upchurch ■ Rockville Reminder, where he was allegedly taking gas turn comes. the first time since October 1978, game early in the Miller and Dino Hall added long Manchester." « scoring runs as Cleveland rallied for three games. to guide Denver over Kansas City fc from a parked vehicle. “The more we play the Cowboys, Franco Harris ignited the offense, fourth quarter the second time in three weeks. He was released on his promise to appear in court on I of LaursI Lako the better we know them,” said scoring both Steeler TDs — the first after suffering a 21. points in the final, quarter to ItearH 28, 49/2 the g r e ^ . 30-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole game around, that was it.” Wethersfield jumped in front at 5-32.6 Punting 2-27.0 —Alex Eigner Jr. 87, Net —Bill making a nice catch in the drive. EC A chance to end Portland’s perfect I,akcrs 97, Warriors 90 ‘T ve been watching Ben and and they took par on 18. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 26 Golden State 4 4 .500 4 Wethersfield took possession, put it 8:42 of the second quarter on a nicely Giliberto, who rushed for 145 yards 66 Offensive plays 50 record. trying to learn from him,” Burns ad­ Zaukauskas 84-15-6. points and rookie Earvin Johnson had San Diego 4 6 .400 5 Hewes and Rachels tied for second in drive, and marched 87 yards in 11 thrown 35-yard TD strike from Rizzo on 25 carries, capped it with a 9yard 16 First downs 6 Alvan Adams tossed the inbounds mitted. "I get a lot hotter than Ben Cougars ^Milked*- ABCD- Terry Britner-Sai 10 assists to lead Los Angeles to its Seattle 4 5 .444 5 at 30-under 258 with the Peter plays, exclusively on the ground. to Steve Byrne, who had three run, 186 Yds. rushing 136 pass to Davis who dribbled, whirled does — that’s for sure.” Evanglista-Bob LaChappelie-Ralph fourth straight victory. Abdul- Jacobsen-D.A. Weibring pair and Quarterback Ed Rizzo capped it with catches for 101 yards. The ‘Old Milk Can’ belongs to Freiheit had six catches for 63 119 Yds. passing 28 and put up his shot as the game But Crenshaw said it was Burns Scott Bess-Dan Halldorson team. Frank +7, John Kristof-Vic Daley-A) Jabbar, who hit 12 of 19 shots from NHL a 3-yard scoot around right end. A hard hit by nose guard John Middlesex Community College for a yards and Tebecio four’for 56 as 305 Total yards 164 ended. who carried most of the load during Each team received $10,500. The year as the Flying Horsemen nipped Gamer-Joe Wall -l-5, John Wilson-Ed Manchester moved to the Hanley pried the ball away from Pachesa completed lO-of-17 passes 10-17 Passing 2-8 "Our play at the end was designed the floor, scored 18 points in the se­ Campbell Conference the 72-hole, best-ball tournament at third-place winners — carding 29- Manchester Community College, 1-0, Shaw Sr.-George ZanisHank Murphy Wethersfield 36 on the next series but Fradianni and Spears fell on it at the -1-4, Joe Novak-Dkk Gardella-AIdo for 119 yards. 1 Interceptions by 0 for Walter Davis,” explained cond half and six straight late in the Patrick Division Disney Worjd.-^ under 259s for prize checks of $5,350 in the fourth annual match-up Satur­ two incompletions by reserve signal- Eagles 27 to set up the Indians’ se­ D’Appollonlo-Bert Brown -fl, Paul “1 was pretty pleased with "Our 2 Fumbles lost 2 McLeod, who cited Portland as a fourth period after the Warriors had W L T Pts. “ He provided\he backbone of the — were Brad Bryant and Joe Hager day morning in Middletown. closed to within 85-84 with four caller Shawn Spears, who replaced cond TD. Paul McCluskey on a QB Krull-Bob Genovesi-Bob Smith-Carl "strong contender” for the* Pacific Philadelphia 6 1 1 13 team this week, ” Crenshaw said. and first-round leaders Forrest Ben Crenshaw minutes left. The Cougars, 7-3-1, host Springfield Engberg -(-1. Division title. “He was the player we Atlanta 4 4 1 "Three-fourths/of the victory should F'ezler and Larry Ziegler. inner Kings 106, Clippers 101 9 Tech Community College Thursday wanted to take the shot. NY Rangers 4 4 1 Scott Wedman scored 21 points. In­ 9 and visit Rhode Island Junior (Allege “When he put the ball on the floor NY Islanders 4 3 1 9 Talhcood Catholic Runners Sixth cluding a key basket with 2:05 left, as Saturday to complete their regular East Catholic took sixth place in with a dribble that was risky with Washington 3 6 0 6 Bulldogs Crush Lancers season slate. Hull, "With all the top Teams in the Kansas City snapped a four-game FIVE CLUB TOURNAMENT- A the team standings at the Holy Cross state entered, it gives us some in­ three seconds left, but he put it up Sinylhc Div ision Bolton rushed tor 380 yards and Middlesex, 4-4-3, outshot the —Gross —Jim Bidwell 73, Net —Ed losing streak. Wedman’s basket put The Bolton Bulldogs crushed the B o w lin g Hornets Back Freshman Cross Country Invitational dication of what to expect in the and it went in and that kind of thing W L T passed for 72 more. The Bulldog Cougars, 11-9.“ We played far below Kansas City ahead 10999, and with 34 Pts. Enfield Lancers, 40-0, in Eastern McLaughlin 891970, Stan Domian 79 Saturday morning in Waterbury. can really give a team a lift,” Vancouver defense, led by Dan Butkus, Charlie S-... our abilities,” voiced Manchester 4-72, Art St. Louis 83-1973, Ed Stone future.” seconds left in the game he added 4 3 1 10 Connecticut Pony Football League The Eagles totaled 193 points to Hull added, ’’Steve Kittredge The shot, in fact, lifted Phoenix to Chicago 3 4 2 8 play Saturday. Anderson, Wes Brown and Greg Coach John Fitzgerald. 79-5-74, Frank Sullivan 81-975; B another field goal: Mike Green had 21 BLOSSO.M.S - Donna secure sixth in a 25-team field. Steve turned in a tremendous effort ... its sixth victory against four losses. Winnipeg 3 5 1 7 Steve Holcombe rushed for 204 Mahon, held Enfield to 36 yards Dave Leary drilled home a direct —Gross—Bob Russell 83, Net—Terry Portland, 9-1, has still held its op­ points for the Kings,;, rushing and j8 passing. Schmitt 204-494, Marty In CCIL Race Kittredge paced East with a second He’ll be definitely heard of quite a bit SuperSoiiics 108, Bulls 97.. : St, Louis J 2 4 3 7 yards oh 10 carries and scored three kick with 14 minutes remaining in Means 88-14-74, Walt Kokoszka 91-19 Bradshaw 178-469. Jeanette place finish in the individual stan­ in the next four years.” ponents to 100 points in every game. Edmonton , 2 4 3 7- touchdowns and two conversions to Bolton’s next outing is Thursday By JOHN COLLETTI regulation to win it for Middlesex. 75, John Sutherland 92-1976, Keith ■ Fred .Brbwii, who fjniShed'with 18 Zolonski 176. dings; turning in a 10:45 clocking But Blazers’ Coach Jack Ramsay Colorado 1 5 2 4 pace Bolton, (ihris Morianos- added night at Mt. Nebo at 6:30 against St. Q CorreH|)om]<‘nl Cougar goalie Bill Frattaroli had Bennett 92-14-78; C -G ross -W alt thought the tone was set much points, scored six straight ^ ib ts in over a hilly 2.9mile layout. His time two TDs and two conversions and the Thomas More. five saves while Middlesex keeper Burinskas 80, Net —Jim Creagan 94- Cup Winner earlier in the game. the final two minutes and Seattle Wales Conference Putting itself back into the C(TIL race. East Hartford High was four seconds shy of the winning Bolton defense added a two-jx)int John Mercier had eight. 28-66, Don Cromwell 94-23-71, Sam LANDOVER. Md. (UPI) - Chase "It was a terrible first half and we held off a late Chicago rally. Gus Norris Division routed Enfield High, 40-6, in gridirion action Saturday in Enfield. effort turned in by Montville’s Shawn safety to the final total, Sapienza 9923-73, Bob Schnieder 97- Bennett. the Clouds, a six-year old gray didn’t execute well in the first Williams led the Sonics with a game- W L T Pts. GbtFERS The victory improved the Hornets’ Bennet and Illing 22-75, Tim Griesbach 94-18-76. gelding ridden by Leslie Burr, won high 26 points. Montreal ■ 6 2 1 13 league mark to 4-1-1. one-half game Enfield averted the shutout with There was a field of 150 runners quarter,” he said. O p e n to the Public less than two minutes remaining on a MULLIGAN TOURNAMENT- entered. the $25,000 President’s Cup Los Angeles 5 3 1 11 Goolagong Blitzes Foe <' >.• behind co-leaders Penney and Fourth and Eighth Pittsburgh 2-yard run by Pat Olschooskie. Tom Harrington 73, George Howard Jack Fitzgerald was 33rd, Vinnie International-Open Jumper Feature 3 4 1 7 OLDSMAR, Fla. (UPI) — Evonne Goolagong returned TALLWOOD ' ' Conard. each 5-1. East Hartford is 4- Hartford “It could have been worse as we Local junior highs, filing and 73, Ken Comerford 74, Ray Embury White 44th, Steve Matteo Mth and of the Washington International Unusual Happenings 1 4 4 6 to competitive tennis after giving birth to a daughter and 2-1 overall. Enfield remained winless Detroit had six touchdowns called back on Bennet, took fourth and eighth places 75, Lou Argenio 77, Steve Buscetto 77, Joe McCue 68th for the Eagles. Horse Show Sunday at the Capital 2 4 2 6 recuperating from injuries for one reason — she thinks COUNTRY CLUB TA\ in six CCIL starts and is 1-6 overall. Centre. ■'We were just trying a lot of new penalties, " Dakin enlightened, “I respectively in the team standings at Frank Sullivan 78. “This is the second year in a row Adams Division she can be the No. 1 woman tennis player in the world. was very impressed with Tyier the Holy Cross Freshman Cross that I felt our freshmen turned in a Chase the Clouds,owned by Edwin W L T Pts. “ I felt competitive and 1 knew I had it in me,” • Now with reduced rates things this game to prepare Andrews of Darien, Conn., was one of ourselves for Conard next week,” Jones' debut at quarterback and John Country Invitational Saturday in fine team performance at the in­ Buffalo 6 3 1 13 Goolagong said Sunday following an easy victory in the • Course cleared of Waterbury. 13 horses in a starting field of 32 whe Sky Divers Land Boston Barile was all over the field on vitational,” stated East Coach Jack 5 2 1 11 $100,000 Florida Tennis Open. "Like every good player, leaves Hornet Coach Jim Dakin explained. earned the jumpoff by going clear r i It was all East Hartford in the first defense with 10 tackles, two intercep­ Illing had a total of 152 points while Minnesota 5 2 1 11 they’re out to be No. 1 and that’s why I came back " • Open all winter tions and a fumble recovery, ” Dakin Bennet had 199 points. Windham took over 14 fences. Toronto 4 4 1 9 Goolagong blitzed defending champion Virginia Wade ‘ I half as senior co-captain Scott • Starting times avail­ Chadwick scored two TDs on runs of added. team honors with a total of 64 points i Quebec 3 4 1 7 6-0, 6-3 in winning the Florida Open in one hour and three followed by Cheshire 105 and Bethel j able on weekends 5 and 30 yards. Terry Earle took in a Ken Jones had 119 yards rushing Jai Alai Entries Sunday's Result minutes for her second major victory this month. She ! I and Chadwick 70 to pace the winners 135. MONDAY won the U.S. Indool' titleSat Minneapolis Oct. 7. 58-yard TD bomb from newly in­ J NEW YORK (UPI) — There were some weird things going on Hartford 2, Rangers 2 with Tyler Jones adding 99 thru the stalled quarterback Tyler Jones and Doug Potter paced Illing with a msT StVtWTH In doubles, Virginia Ruzici and Anne Smith defeated Route 85 Hebron .i t Ken Andre’ Jones sprinted down the air. 10th placement followed by Tim I fautlo FrrMii 2. Ris-lotnar II 1.Sergio 2. Charola in college football stadiums across the country Saturday, and not BettyAnne Stuart and liana Kloss 7-5, 4-6, 7-5. East Hartford hosts Conard Satur­ 3. D M iylM m 4. Rodri{uP7-larttvea 3. Renedo 4. Fraechco all of them had to-tio with football. Goolagong, seeded third in the Florida Open, wasted no Phone 646-1151 olsidelines 45 yards for another score. Sporck 14th, Jim Frallicciardi 35th, S. I.J-lrtKlir (. Im i-ljndj S. Foaqum 6- Irriaga 1 day in the key CCIL encounter with Kevin Burnham 39th, Donnie Parker 7 Hofftifla bn 7. Ish « 8. hali NFL time in dispatching Wade to take home the $20,000 first- alDan Pandiscia added three PATs for 1. Zefuilbsu For instance, in Huntington, Cougars a 13-10 victory over No. 5 kickoff 1:30. 54th, Randy Poulin 70th and A1 Subs Pfb'lbnrlra Sobs Carra prize money. ______^ ch) 27-0 halftime bulge. sreoND Item W.Va., one member of the Sky High StuliHlirn: KH K Choiniere 114th. Arkansas. On the final play^of the American Conference allLin the third quarter, it was another I Omny-Bolffir I 2. Imy-iflfche 1. bialu-IMprte 2. Rome-larrea Parachute Club arrived 10 minutes game. Cougar defensive tackle Josea Poies-to-Earle aerial good for 4 26 First downs 10 Tony Barbagallo led Bennet’s ef­ 3 MurtilU FmMf 4. FMSlO'Umb 3 Qiarob Gomalei 4. Irriaga R-Carea late for his role in the homecoming East 5 Ro*ii;urj-ls|M 6. Ie(M'lrata())l 5. OrWa i-leonel 8. Foaquin Icin AUTO Taylor blocked a 42-yard attempt by W L T Pts. 228 leaviris and a score with Pandiscia ad- Yds. rushing 35 fort with an 11th place finished. 7. Dvango Sergio 8. RcnedO'Gemy ceremonies — and barely missed 99 Yds. passing 80 Other Bear placements were Pat 7 Ri9bmrs 1. J.J -brlurm the Razorbacks’ Ish Ordonez to New England 6 3 0 ,667 there ithe boot. Subs bisu bn Subs Juan fl-SaUiar 1 several players in a pileup as he preserve the victory, snapping Or­ Jacks final stanza, with the Hornet 327 Total yards 115 Mace 29th, Art Bruder 37th, Tom IHRD mm landed on the 34-yard line just after Miami 6 3 0 .667 6-11 Passing 8-16 Miller 57th, Peter Foley 65th, Pat I ImT'Ijmcs 2.Tainto-lan 1 FranciscoGonialei 2. Fuan R-lsis ■ e REPAIRS donez' NCAA record streak of 16 con­ NY Jets 4 5 0 .444 today. 1 cleared, yet another 3 Prtr-lArturm 4.1(|ui-lspii 3. habi-€emy 4. Ilierdi-lcm Marshall kicked off to Viilanova. secutive field goals. 4 Interceptions by 0 Caye 73rd and Steve ^iounas 81st. S MontjUa lraiatuI fi. Danny-Hjcu 5. Ftaqwn-Salaiar B i Foey-Umberlo Buffalo 4 5 0 .444 Roberbwn was added with John "Noma of Mr. Qoodwnnch" Seconds later, another skydiver Michigan had to rely on a stunning charged busting tackles en route to a 0 Fumbles lost 5 In the “B” race, llliMs’ 'Tom Heal 7. Redrifufl-Mondra 1 Irasti'Aolnaf 1 7. Unt-CMn 8. Duraiigelarrea skimmed over a stadium retaining Baltimore 3 6 0 .333 Subs Ko lm b » Subs Irriaga l leenel touchdown on the final play to defeat plaint of jaunt. 95 Yds. penalized 80 took 10th place to ekrn a rnbdal. Central FOURTH TEMTFF well and finally the two remaining Indiapa. After marching the CARL ZINSSER has some He was l.trirchf 2. Mondra l.O rbeal liMm • Complete Mechanical Service parachutists landed without incident W L T Pet. u m 4. Mberdi Wolverines 78 yards, backup quarter­ Nov. 6. 1 U 4. Romo 3.J I on the Viilanova 40. After order was Pittsburgh 7 2 0 .778 S Cmtt - r Pato 5. hey S.Mendi • Collision Repair back John Wangler dropped back to unfinished business at Steven 7 hrasu 7. S ^iar H 8. Coiualei Houston 6 3 0 .667 [Sports Slate] 8. Rm restored, Viilanova went on to win, the 45 and hit freshman wide was cha astonhury Trounced Sobs Fauste Subs Irriaga 1 • Auto Painting 24-14. Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 FIFTH EUVDITH town hali. > t i rwith t 4 h ‘> D204 A t r oyards w^rto rushing to ti i n rr r \non IC 16 n ocarries ...... receiver Anthony Carter with six Cincinnati 2 7 0 .222 obeyai Sv KEN ADAMSON I Radricur/ trtK h r 2. Pate-FraiMy l.Mberdi-Genialri 2. Juan 1 teonel • Low Cost Service Rentals In Berkeley, Calif., one fan decided seconds left. Carter hauled down the and scored four TDs. Monday 3. Irriaga l-Cenig 4,hali-Sa(aiarR 3 basu-Majiu 4. J.J.Vaiatiil • Factory Trained Technicians to try and get in free to the sold-out pass at the 2(). and; eluding'a Hoosier WcBl Nov 6 <-<>rr.s,,„niW Liquor Sales ran for two; touchdowns arid carried beaten as it downed LSU,24-19;'No. 8 Chicago ' . . ' 4 . 5 0 .444 possession at the Glastonbury 26. It 13 First downs 25 T uesday ,17 times for 1()7 yards. iTekas defeated SMU 396. and ninth-; Green Bay . 3 6 0 .333 SOCCER BILL took the Bobcats four plays to score 122 Yds. rushing 394 Back on Earth, things were fairly ranked Oklahoma downed Iowa State Detroit. 18 0 .111 RE-ELECT CARL ilNSSER d Glastonbury at East Catholic, 3 1229 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER with Mike Coleman plunging from a 96 Yds. passing 1(X) RE-ELECT DIANA normal, although there were a few 38-9. p.ni. Vt'enl yard out. 218 Total yards 494 uneasy moments. In other important games, it was VOTE REPURLICAN South Windsor at Windsor TOWN DIRECTOR •^GMOUAUTY Fourth-ranked Houston gained Brigham Young over New Mexico 59- W L T Pet. Ralph Giansanti’s 42-yard sprint 9-20 Passing 3-7 sBMCi nuns New Orleans 5 4.0 .556 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL first' place in the Southwest 7; Pitt over Navy 24-7; North and Todd Picard’s second PAT gave 0 Interceptions by 1 “Hb QBts THb Job b o n e " Los Angeles 4 5 0 . 444 Paid lor by ZIntaar Commlttao, Hillary J. Oallaghar Traaaurar South Windsor a 14-0 edge, still in the 1 Fumbles lost 1 Enfield at Manchester, 3:30 a n a m MOTORS nuns »lf5oN Conference as Kenny Hatfield booted Carolina tied East Carolina 24-24; GIRLS SWIMMING the game-winning 19-yard field goal , Purdue over Northwestern 20-16; Atlanta 3 5 0 .375 opening period. Giansanti wound up 30 Yds. penalzied 125 bltn* lor ho-nt«tlo

i t t PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Oct. 29, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Oct. 29, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN • Democratic Women Guitar Concert I Gardeners Win Prizes Set Bermuda Trip School Deficit Seen MANCHESTER - The Hartford Set at Church County Democratic Women’s Clubs will sponsor a “Springtime In Ber­ For South Windsor MANCHESTER - On Sunday At Coventry Club Show muda” trip for members, tbeir Richard Provost, chairman of the COVENTRY — Several home gar­ first prize and “best in show” award; Ronald Baker, honorable mention. families and friends. SOUTH WINDSOR - The first is the threat of reduction.” Guitar Department. Hartt College of deners won prizes in the Coventry Natalie DeMars, second prize; Bar­ • Foliage house plants — Mrs. Round trip flights between Bradley quarter budget projection for the "Providing heat, light, and Music, will present a concert in the Garden Club’s 40th anniversary bara TTioinas, honorable mention. Arthur Farrell, first prize; Mrs. and Bermuda via Delta Airlines will town’s public schools indicates a transportation are. In fact, sanctuary of the Second show, “ Forty Years of Growing,” • “Twist ^Twenty and Eighty” — R o^ ld Baker, second prize; Mrs. be leaving on Feb. 21, returning on deficit of more than $30,000. ’ threatening the very program for Congregational Church at 7 p.m. Sunday at Uie Booth & Dumock Jacqueline Goble, first prize; EidWard Mack, honorable mention. Feb. 25. llie five day trip will include School Superintendent Robert students in our schools,” said Gold­ Provost has appeared in concerts Library. Margaret Loftus, second prize. • Flowering house plants — Mrs. four nights accomodations at Goldman has indicated that the man. as soloist and with orchestras Ann Baker won the “best in show” • ‘ ‘Those Wild and Crazy Teen-Age Ronald Baker and Mrs. Fred Inverurie Hotel. deficit could total over $72,000 In other matters, the Board of throughout the northeast and award In the design division, open Years” - Ann Baker, first prize; Kingsbury, honorable mentions. Reservations must he made by without a hold on the purchase of all Education has delayed any action on Canada. In 1972 he made his debut in only to club members, and Allen Barbara Thomas, second prize; • Han^ng basket plants — Allen Dec. 1 with a deposit of $75 per per­ new equipment, totaling $18,000, Goldman’s proposal that children be London at Wigmore Hall, and while Behnke won “Best in show” in the Shirley Glenney, honorable mention. Behnke, first prize and “best in son for flight and accomodations. postponement of high school track barred from riding the buses after a in England presented over 100 con­ horticulture division, open'to Coven-, • “You Must Have Been a show” a ward, for abschmanthus, The costs are: twin, $341.55; triple, repair, totaling $10,000, and removal warning that their behavior is not in certs. , 'try residents as well as club Beautiful Baby” - Myrtle Cadoret, lipstick vine; Mrs. Stanley Juros, se­ $315.50; and quad, $300.95. of the Pleasant Valley ^hool window keeping with school rules. Provost was soloist in master members. first prize; Betty Colbath, second cond prize. Phone Ms. Phyllis Jackston at 646 replacement project, totaling $4,000. (Kidman has suggested that policy classes given by the great guitarists Awards In the desing division: prize. Special exhibits at the Sunday show 1316 or 649-8782 for more informa­ Goldman said that major prohibit students from throwing Andres Segovia, Julian Bream, Rey • “Here Comes the Bride” — Bar­ Awards in the horticulture included a Bonsai collection by Dr. tion. differences in the budget projections objects out of the bus, hanging out of dela Torre and Jose Tomas. bara Thomas, first prize; Ann Baker, division: '' Robert Fitch of the University of over what was anticipated are in the windows, smoking or standing up For his November concert, second prize; and Helen Mamet.- • Cacti and succulents — Mrs. Connecticut, a front door dried three major areas: special educa­ while the bus is in motion. He Provost will play music of different honorable mention. Edward Mack, first prize; Mrs. wreath from Caprllands of Coventry, tion, heating oil and gasoline. recommended that' a first offense periods on both modern and baroque • "September Song” — Ann Baker, Laurie DeMars, second prize; Mrs. College Fair Set He said that tuition costs for bring a warning to the child and his guitar. special education of students placed parents. The second offense can Tickets are $2, with no charge for At Rockville High in other school districts is $22,000 mean a loss of riding privileges for more than originally expected. The up to five days and a third offense children 12 and under. Call 649-6198 VERNON — The annual Tri-Town ‘Mr, Yuk’ Program Scheduled .utilities and heating oil budget is $90,- can result in permanet loss of riding for more information. Tickets are College Fair, will be held at 000 in the red and transportation privilege, in which case parents will available at the door at 6 p.m. MANCHESTER — The Connecticut center, which is based at the Univer­ cidental poisonings in the home, es­ RMkville High School Nov. 8 from costs are up $8,000 because of the re­ be responsibile for taking the child to Poison Center will present its “Mr. sity of Connecticut Health Center in pecially among younger children. 7:80 to 9:30 p.m. cent contract reached between the school. Yuk” program at a meeting of the Farmington. Mr. Yuk stickers — showing a sick­ This event is run in conjunction Manchester Rotary Club Oct. 29 at school bus company, R.P. Hayes, and Goldman also suggested that Auditions Planned The poison center is a free, 24- ly green, grimacing face — are with the guidance departments of the 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester Country the drivers. behavior such as smoking, fighting or hour-a-day service that answers available from the poison center for Rockville, Ellington and Tolland By G&S Players Club. Goldman said that the projected vandalism should result not only in questions about possible poisons and putting on dangerous household High Schools. Arthur Holmes, program chair­ deficit of nearly $139,000 was reduced the student being barred from riding MANCHESTER - Auditions will gives advice for treatment in cases products. It’s been found that There will be more than 67 college Elves at Work by deducting $77,000 which the ad­ the bus, but also possible suspension be held Nov. 4 through 7 from 7 to 9 man, said the speaker will be Mark of accidental poisonings. . children who are taught that “Mr and technical school representatives ministration expects to save because from school. p.m. for the hit musical “ Kiss Me With Christmas a little less than two months away, doll Rubino, a registered pharmacist who Its Mr. Yuk program was started Yuk means No” will stay away from available for discussions concerning of staff resignations. In order to Kate. ' produced by the Manchester is assistant director of the poison earlier this year to cut down on ac­ those products. their schools’, majors, finances and making is in full swing at the Ideal Toy Corporation factory in reduce the deficit by an additional Gilbert and Sullivan Players, at the admittance procedures. Hollis, N.Y. Here a worker — whose head is not unsimilar in $32,000, Goldman recommended the Two Face Charges Center Congregational Church. Lessons Set Parents, seniors and juniors from appearance — checks on the heads of a new doll. “My Bottle postponement of some projects MONTVILLE (UPI) - Gary M. Singers and dancers will be other area town are welcome to at­ Baby,” drying on a rack after being molded from liquid For Guitar within the school system. Winn, 26, of Montville, is one of ^ o auditioned at that time and are asked D / ^ ^ I D ' S COMES UP WITH SOMETHING FOR THE 24 ANDOVB) CROWD tend. MANCHESTER - The The Board of Education has agreed men charged in the theft of a $50,000 to bring music of tbeir choice. plastic. When a string in a doll’s back is pulled and a water Recreation Department to Goldman’s suggestion that he im­ shipment en route to the Federal A stage manager for the produc­ bottle is placed in her mouth, the doll sucks on the bottle will be offering guitar mediately inform the Town Council Reserve Bank in Boston. tion is also needed and interested making a drinking sound and her head moves up and down. A Smiling Yogi Bear of the budget problems, particularly Winn and Jefrrey Greene, 25. of parties should attend the auditions. lessons for all interest se (UPI photo) in the area of energy and special Westerly, R.I., were indicted by a Stage director this year will be youth at the West Side Traffic Fatalities A Yogi Bear see-saw is one of the pieces of R ecreation Center, 110 Koelsch, superintendent of parks and one of education so that they may be aware federal grand jury in Providence, Sarab Ketter and musical director WATERTOWN (UPI) - Eleanor Cedar Street. The lessons mmm new equipment installed this week at the the children, Carl Osuna. Craig Davis, left, of the school department’s financial R.I., last week on charges of theft of will be William Tyler wbo is are designed for the M. Sullivan, 27, of Torrlngton died m ini-playground on W. Main S tre e t, situation. an interstate shipment. Both will be rejoining the group after a year’s and Matthew Gardiner, enjoy a ride on Yogi. beginner as well as in­ Saturday when her car crossed a me­ Goldman said that what is par­ arraigned Nov. 5 in Providence. absence. Rockville. The equipment was bought with The town has as agreement with the owners termediate guitarest. dian divider, rolled over and landed ticularly disturbing to the school Authorities said the two men were For further information, phone College Life IsSweet^ f I ' . Community Development Block Grant funds of the Florence Mills Apartmens, adjacent to Classes are scheduled to back on the Route 8 expressway, department is that the non- employees of International Armored Rita Kenway at 644-8617. as suggested by John Kaminski, head of the begin Nov. 17 and continue state police said. the playground, to lease the play area for 99 educational expenses are increasing Car Service and were hauling the In Stamford, Andrew Scherma, 32, Albertus Students Show every Monday for six Village Street Area Neighborhood Associa­ years at $1 a year. Additional equipment will “at an astronomical rate while our money from Waterford to Boston died Saturday when his motorcyle weeks. Youth ages 9-12 will tion. Kaminski, rear left, looks on with be installed in the spring. (Herald photo by actual dollars for students and when it disappeared April 19, 1978. Woodwind Music and a car collided. programs are being reduced, or there The money was never recovered. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Albertus meet at 6 p.m., ages 13-16 Mayor Frank McCoy, center and E.J. Richmond.) Slated in Andover College students, showing prospec­ Peak Day” for prospective students. at 7:00 p.m. Although it was an attempt to Registration will be held ANDOVER — 'fie Andover Rural tive students just how sweet life at % make it into the Guinness Book of next week 3-5 and 6 9 at the Music Committee will present a con- the women’s school can be, whipped Weinberg Charges GOP World Records, there was another West Side Rec. The cost of cer; of music for woodwind in­ up a 5-foot specimen they billed as competition involved. ^ the class is $10.00. All par­ struments. Thursday at 8 p.m. at An­ the world’s largest candy bar. “Last year, we heard Smith ticipants are required to dover Congregational Church. • Eleven members of the student Offers Nothing Positive government at the Catholic college College (in Amherst, Mass.) made h a v e a r e c r e a t io n "Les Cinq” , a group of faculty MANCHESTER — Democrat Barbara locate here. worked through an intricate process the world’s largest ice cream sun­ membership card. The cost members from,the Hartt College of Weinberg has charged that local ’’The Democrats have displayed of cooling and pouring 20 pounds of dae,’’ said student government for youth is $3.00. Music, will be featured at the con­ Republicans have opted to ’’Dwell on con­ creative and concerned .leadership in chocolate Saturday to make the 5- President Andrea Lucibello. “We For further information cert. Group members are Robert troversy rather than constructive these areas, both in their past actions and foot-long bar. decided to top that.” contact the West Side Rec, Schaffer. Peter Stempe, Kenneth change” during the current municipal in their current proposals,” she said. “A As the bar cooled they sprinkled The students began planning the 647-3166. Lagace, Mary Ellen Jacobs, and election campaign. Democratic administration encouraged their college’s name on top of it using bar wit technical assistance frdm James Jacobs. They will be playing Auxiliary Officers Mrs. Weinberg, q candidate for the J.C. Penney to locate in town, maintained two pounds of sliced almonds and school trustee John H. Tatigan Jr., the bassoon, oboe, clarinet, flute, and BOLTON - Lois Doard of Directors, said the GOP has quality services, including twice weekly then sat back to wait for it to harden who is vice p(;esident for manufac­ French horn. Erickson was installed as been “long on the negative and very short rubbish removal, leaf pick up, and out­ “ If a bank takes so they could eat it. turing and engineering at the Peter The music committee is partially president of the Women’s on the positive. I’d rather concentrate on standing recreational programs, without The bar was made in conjunction Paul Cadbury Co., which donated the Every Monday NIte "El Hombre" Features In the interest of attracting more deposits, it seems some banks funded by the Connecticut Commis­ Auxiliary of the Bolton things over which the Board of Directors increased taxes and despite inflation.” with the school’s annual “Sneak a materials. aren’t telling you the whole truth about 6-Month CD’s. sion on the Arts. Volunteer Fire Depart­ Monday Nite Football on A 7’ TV Screen will have some control during the next two Weinberg said. ment at an installation Plus Free Munchies years, and not on matters which will be “The Republicans have not given us At the Savings Bank of Manchester, w'e think it’s our responsi­ dinner Monday. determined in forums outside of town viable alternatives to the Democratic , bility to give our customers complete in­ TV Tonight Other officers installed ^KMMlOof government,” she said. ■.programs, nor have they said how they formation about our services. Because in were: Mary Amundsen, Mrs. Weinberg said there are a number would tackle some of the problems I've these uncertain times, it’s the only way vice president; Sharon YOU MUST BE 24 TO ENTER of crucial issues which the Board of Direc­ listed. Rather, they’ve chosen to resort to 6:00 9:00 dS Dr. Scott On Hebrews 11:30 Preuss, secretary; and tors must deal with in the future. She cited emotionalism and references to issues on ^ople can make an intelligent decision d i® ® a CI)M*A*S*H (J) Mary Tyler Moore ® B e v ^ Hillbillies your monqi tor d 't Love Lucy (£) a NFL Football Denise Burdick, treasurer. which the Board of Directors can do about how to make the most of their money. (SM'A*S*H 12:15 the problems of maintaining quality (® Joker's Wild (5) Movie “ The Informer" CS The Benny Hill Show governmental services in the face of nothing further and will have no further @ TV Community College (1935) Victor McLaglen, Heather ( £ C o llm Football 7 0 The truth about interest. Some banks might have you believe they ® (22 ® Tonight ® T h e ^ n t say.” Mrs. Weinberg said. a Adsm-12 Angel. A traitor in the Irish O Andy Qriffitn budgetary restrictions, the need to help can pay a higher interest rate than others. The fact is, these rates^e a Streets 01 San Francisco Rebellion is overcome by fits of @ Captioned ABC News 12:30 town citizens adversely affected by infla­ “I think its time for the town to unite in @ Zoom (R) conscience he doesn’t under­ Federally established every week. They’re the same for every 11:45 ® Green Acres tion and the energy crunch, and the need achieving positive goals and solutions, and 6 months, stand 2 hrs. 6:30 (3 )3 N e w s to broaden Manchester’s tax base even put an end to divisiveness and controver­ bank. Which means no bank can pay a higher rate than we can. tU Carol Burnett And Friends ® 0 ® Freedom Road ® Movie "Daughter Of The S i Tic Tac Dough further by encouraging new business to sy,” she concluded. The truth about effective annual yield. The different numbers each bank M ind" (1969) Ray Milland, Gene l a a a NBC News CD Harry O o 0 Over Easy Tierney. Following the death of d ) Kojak proclaims as its “effective annual yield” are totally meaningless. That’s be­ his young daughter, a top gov­ a The Odd Couple (S Movie "The Veit cause these numtfers show what your money would ernment scientist becomes Boris Karloff. at least 6:55 alarmed when her spirit begins Weinberg Asked To Talk earn i/left on deposit for a year. But the CD stays on a News appearing before him. (2 hrs.) deposit for only 6 months and the rate is only 7:00 9:30 (l: CBS News d) WKRP In Clndnneti At Legislative Session guaranteed for that 6 month period. To earn the d lM -A 'S -H ® (SZ) Wall Street Week ® a ABC News MANCHESTER - Barbara Weinberg, tion. Lieberman told W ein^rg he would it can tell you “yield” these banks advertise, you’d have to rein­ 10:00 S a Dating Qame Democratic candidate for the Board of be in touch Wednesday with her to arrange vest your CD— principal and interest— after 6 months at the O. Festival Ot Faith (D Lou Grant (Si Connecticut Prime Time Directors, has been invited to testify her appearance before “the most ap- a Wrestling ' y ® News soon as the same rate you started with. And with rates changing weekly, a News before a committee of the General propriate committee” as @ Dick Cavett 10:30 Assembly during the upcoming special exact schedule of hearings for the special chances of getting the same rate are almost impossible. a Maude d ) News energy session of the Legislature. session is established. Even more, some banks manipulate the yield by adding a Leap 0 Sports Unlimited (Si Connecticut Screening Room thetnith.' Commenting on Mrs. Weinberg’s 7:30 ISS Dick Cavett The invitation was contained in a Day— one more day’s interest for 1/lOOth of a percent greater yield. William R. Johnson, President (X P.M. Magazine 11:00 response from Senate Majority Leader proposal. Sen. Lieberman said, “I am But since the yield figure is meaningless, it’s only a numbers game. (ij All In The Family (D I S ® News Joseph Lieberman, D-New Haven, to a anxious to work with you to get low in­ Savings Bank of Manchester ® The Muppets (S Jackie Qieason What should you do? We can’t tell you who to put your money with. a,'Benny Hill letter he received from Mrs. Wienberg terest loan program for low and moderate ® Our Miss Brooks income families in place. A program that, a TV Talkback ® Chico And The Man last week. That’s up to you. But now that you know CD rates are the same ® @ MacNell / Lehrer Report (Si Best Of Burns And Allen In that letter Weinberg suggested that as you have suggested, can rely on a Three's A Crowd everywhere, and that the yield rate is meaningless, we’d suggest you SS Dick Van Dyke the state government set up a low-interest existing coipmunity resources and not-on take a close look at what some of these banks are telling you. If it’s a Tic Tac Dough y loan program to be run by local lending in- another level of government^ only the half truth, think again. You may want to put your money 8:00 stitutions, to assist low and moderate in­ Lieberman also said, “ I find your t l' The White Shadow proposal very appealing because of the with a bank willing to tell you the whole truth. l ii Angel Death come people in paying this Winter’s S a 240-Robert heating oil bills. special concern we share for middle in­ (fj Penn State Football The legislature is'scheduled to go into come families who are hard hit by the es­ Highlights For your information, the interest rate for Thurs. Oct. 25 through Wed. session to deal with the heating oil situa- calating cost of heating oil.” a a a Little House On The Oct. 31 is I2.6SP/0. Thatmeanfyour$10,000willequal$10,639after6 Prairie a 0 The Calholica months. And that’s the rate all banks are offering. Federal regulations a Sergeant Bllko Incumbent Takes Credit prohibit compounding o f interest on this account. We have eased the early 8:30 MervQrlfttn withdrawal penalties on new or renewed term accounts. a Our Miss Brooks For Rating Improvement MANCHESTER — The town treasury is and retaining our AA by Standard & $130,234 richer diie to an upgradiin In Mod- Poors,” Negro said. dy’s and Standard & Poors rating of the He said the reasons for the improved Program Set town. rating were: ”My ag^essive investment On Cable TV Roger Negro, the Democratic town programs, a past history of stringent treasurer who is seeking re-election, said budgets prepared by the Board of Direc- MANCHESTER - Com­ this upgrading was in large part due to bis -tors, and excellent present and future munity Insight will visit, efforts. financial picture, outstanding tax collec­ the Manchester Memorial “1 arranged a tour of Manchester by tions and a consistent record of budget Hospital Auxiliary tonight Moody’s and a visit to Standard & Poors surpluses. Savings Bank at 7 on cable television offices. The result of this work was an up­ Negro had previously announced the up­ channel 13. grading of Moody’s rating from A1 to AA grading two months ago. Carol Seaton, hostess, of Manchester will talk with Shirley McCray, auxiliary presi­ dent. Women to Hear Sister M anchester: Main Sireet (Main Office); Purnell Place (Drive In); Burr Comers Alsu included in the ShoppingCenier; F-asiCemerSireci; Manchester Parkadc; Hartford Road at McKee; Sister Lorraine has done graduate work program will be highlights VERNON — Sister Lorrain Lavigne will Shoprile Plaza at Spencer; Top Notch Shopping Cenier.at North End. in education and counseling at Boston E a st H artford:Bum side Avenue; Putnam Bridge Plaza. Bolton:Bo|ion Notch at Route 44A. of an equestrian show at speak on the "Role of Women,” at the meeting of the Suburban Women’s Club of Colldge and at St. Joseph’s College in Andover:Andover Shopping Plaza. S o u th W in d so r: Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center. the Rocky Hill Veterans Ashford: Junction Routes 44 & 44A. Member F.D.I.C. Telephone 646-17(X). . Vernon, Ellington, and Tolland, Nov. 6 at Hartford. Hospital. The presentation She is coordinator of development at the will feature a demonstra­ 7:15 p.m. at the Northeast School, In her talk. Sister Lorraine, a Sister of Manchester Pastoral Couseling Center. tion of horses and houds by Mercy, will emphasize that in today’s She directs a preventative therapy Hal Vita Sr. of Shallow- world, women should know and unders­ program, in Vernon, East Hartford and brook Equestrian School in tand themselves and their capabilities. Manchester and does staff counseling at .Somers.- She said this knowledge should be used the center. Persons interested * in with confidence for positive growth in Guests are invited to attend this offering programming whatever paths women choose to follow in meeting. For more information call Bun­ ideas for the non-profit ser­ their lives.. ny Allan, Franklin Street, Rockville. vice should call 646-0660. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Oct. 29, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Oct. 29, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN irii-k-kit-k-k'kir-kirit'k-k'k-kit-kirit-kir-k-k-kirir-kir-kirir •kit'kit'if-k-kirirfititicif-kir-k-kir-k-k-kit-kit-k-k-k-k-kir-k -k -k -k -k k iH Ip Wm M IS Http Wpnttd 13 I Flushing H e r a l d INDEX RARE OPPORTUNITY - HANDY MAN- Part Ume as OWN YOUR OWN needed. Property repairs. Of Mains BUSINESS. Distributor for N o n e i t Carpentry; plumbiiw, pain­ Kodak film, Duracell ting, etc. Can 646-2426. Scheduled - Lott and Found Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and - Ptrtontia - Announctm tnts other photo products needed DIETARY AIDES- Full time in your area. No selling. Ser­ MANCHESTER - The - Entortainmtnt nitlons now available in our : call 643-2711 ★ Call 643-2711 ♦ - Auctions vice top Retailers under letary Department. Apply In town water department exclusive contract established eperson; East Hartford Con­ 33 13 3 3 ¥ .W ♦»*^^^^^^^¥46¥¥¥¥4^¥¥¥¥¥¥46;t33i3i333 3333333333^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ will be flushing water n N A N C IA L by us. High immediate In­ - Bonds^Stockt-Mortgagts valescent Home, 745 Main mains today through come minimum required in­ Street, East Hartford. - Pertontl Loans vestment S9,975. 1(W% profit Thursday in the following - Insuranos Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad IS Halp Wantad structure. Call between 8AM EXPERIENCED 13 Homaa For Sala areas; IMPLOYMINT & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or BARTENDERS for Cocktail EXECUTIVE MEDICAL COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Loomis Street South to - Hsip Wantsr ’ write: American Film BABYSITTER WANTED in - Businsss Opportunitiss Lounge. Flexible part time SECRETARY for busy ROOMS, 1st floor family Woodland between Regent Processing, Inc., 1935R hours. Call 644-9637 between 9 Manchester practice. Starting Waddell School area, after HNS $7.00 - Situation Wanted school. Call 643-0290days; 6ti- room with fireplace, 4 and Bileau; Woodland Hoover Court, B’ham, AL and 12 a.m. . 6185, with CMis & Blue Cross. WANTED generous sized bedrooms, 2 BDUCATION 35226. 5309 nights.‘' Street South to Little Reply; Exhaustive 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car - Private Instructions S h e H e r a l h Corriculum Vitae to Box X, COUPLE LPIiS$6.00 , walkout basement, • Schools*Classes COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - ^ SALESWOMAN NEEDED- Street; and between Main SWITCHBOARD c/o Manchester Herald. . Group I, Philbrick and Irving streets, in­ - Instructions Wanted OPERATOR- 4 nights per Earn up to $200 a week. To work part time mornings, For 11 to 7 Experienced or will train. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For housework, child care, BAgency. 646-4200. cluding South Hawthorne RIAL IIT A TI week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - yard work, some cooking. at the Anderson Little - Hotnes for Sale 7:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday & Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Clothing Store. 338 Broad New salary scale in and South Alton. Hartford. Immediate opening on 2nd Separate 2 bedroom fur- VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 - Lots-Land for Sale Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. shift for Decision Data 96-10 niwed house, utilities and Street. Manchester. Please effect for all 3 shifts. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 There may be a dis­ - Investment Property call 647-1451. Edwards Answering Service, machine. Hours 6 PM to 12 salary. Car and references Full and part time fireplaces, large Family coloration of water and • Business P r o p ^ 646-5406. HOUSEKEEPING - Now • Resort Propeily taking applications for full AM. Excellent benefits and requir^. Write P.O. Box ASSEMBLY LINE positions available on 7 Room. Very luxurious reduced pressure during - Real Estate Wanted time and part time weekend Phone 643-2711 pay. Call Debra Hinchcliffe at 248, Main Office, to 3, 3 to 11 and 11 to 7. throughout! W 's . Call R. WORKERS wanted for soft the flushing. If the dis­ TYPISTS AND CLERK Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 451 Manchester, Ct. 06040. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate for MIIC. U RVICll TYPISTS are needed to work employment. Apply in person: drink bottling company. New progressive, ad­ Vernon Manor Health Care Main Street, East Hartford. details. 646-1980, or 647-1139. coloration occurs, - Services Offered in the Hartford area. Call Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad IS 569-1330. « Physical work involved. Must ministration. Call Mr. J. homeowners should try to - Painting-Papering today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Facility, 180 Regan Road, be dependable. Apply; Pop White DNS. - Building-Contracting Vernon. EOE. CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms. avoid using the water until PRINTING COMPANY Shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, Remodeled Kitchen and - RoofIng-SIdIng LOOKING for experienced Manchester, between 10 a m. MAPLE VIEW MANOR it clears. - Heating-Plumbing EXPERIENCED SANDWICH HELP WAimED Baths. Aluminum siding, in- MAKERS wanted for cocktail RNs-LPNs full time and part man - small off set Miehle MAINTENANCE MAN and 4 p.m. 8S6 Mgpl* 8tr**t If a load of wash is done - Rooring Pwt-Unw p tm wock. Walwtw, wanted for Cocktail Lounge. ground pool with patio and - Movlng-Xrucklng-Storage lounge. Call 644-9637 between time positions available. 7-3 Verticle etc. Salary commen­ MACHINISTS FOR Rocky HIM Amwleau leranMM UloUararr Morning hours. Call 644-9637 privacy. Group I, Philbrick The Goblins Will Get You during this period, it should - Services Wanted 9 a.m. and 12 noon. and 3-11 shifts. Weekends only surate with experience. Com­ company n n d i hem t a o ckw t lo AIRCRAFT PARTS - On Th* Wethereflsid Town Line Agency, 646-4200. - between 9 and 12 noon. ACCOUNTANT. Manchester be washed again after the MI8C. FOR SALE will be considered. Excellent pany paid insurance benefits. update local malUng IMo. M Experimental and short run. Call Mr. agaa, aiporianka unnaoaaaary. Must be able to set-up and company has a full time posi­ water clears. Four ounces « Household Goods PART TIME. Want cash for starting salary. Thorough NasuU, 647-9322. 563-2861 NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK The “Human Fly” (Tom Riccio) was one of several nights and it will be open again Sand nama, addraoo, phono COOPERATIVE WORK tion available for a conscien­ > Articles for Sale the holidays? For every day? orientation, and easy highway work from blueprints. "BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, of cream of tartar should numbar la Wabator, ITS 5th A«a. EXPERIENCE CLASS- tious Self-starting individual the monsters “terrorizing” visitors to the tonight from 6 to 9. Sponsored by the Greater - Building Supplies It's easy with the phone in access. Call or apply: East ADVERTISING PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - Miminum 5 years experience. paneled living room, eat-in be added to help clean any tuNa,1101-tat C, Non Yorti, MV Diversified occupation coor­ to perform a variety of office Haunted House in Vernon Friday night. The Vernon Jaycees and Vernon Junior Women - Pets-Birds-O^s your own home. Call 249-7773. Hartford Convalescent Home, R A n s Full time. BS in public healtb 10010. Excellent opportunity lor $365.00 WEEKLY kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, - Musical Instruments qualified individuals. Apply dinator. Coventry Public duties. This position requires discoloration of the 745 Main Stfeet, East Hart­ nursing preferr^. Call tbe GUARANTEED. Work 2 lovely quiet setting on dead­ upper floor of Firehouse I on Route 30 has Inc. (Herald photo by Adamson) - Boats & Accessories 1 DAY..... 14*iWKiMT at: Paragon Tool Co. Inc., 121 Schools has a vacancy for a a good general accounting wash. REAL ESTATE SALES - ford, 528-2167. Manchester Public Healtb hours daily at home ($170.00 end street, deeded beach - Sporting Goods 3 DAYS ...13’iwraMy Nursing Association, 647-1481, Adams Street, Manchester. CWE/DO Coordinator. Must background and a minumum been turned into a haunted house for the past If sediment gets into the Lessenger'Company is looking for one hour). Free Brochure. rights. $79,900. Call exclusive - Garden Products FOOD WAITRESSES and Monday thru Friday, 8 AM to 647-9935. be Certified in 1 of 3 areas: of 2 years office experience. -A ntiques for 2 licensed agents in our SDAYS ...12*iMiiaMy MEM, Box 175, Williamsport, agent, Carol Cablc-Wagner, home's hot water tank, the Bolton office. Call 646-6486, BUSBOYS- Full and part 4:30 PM. Part time positions MACHINIST Class A, able, to Guidance. Business Office Associates degree desirable - Wanted to Buy 26DAYS ...IVawraMr Education, or Industrial Arts. Md. 21795. Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal homeowner should wait un­ for Kurt Lessenger. time, days or evenings. also available. An ^ u a l op­ read Blueprints and to do own NORTHEAST SECURITY - but not required. Please write housing opportunity. 443-4470. til the water clears and RENTALS Apply: Podunk Mill 18 WORD, $2.10 MM portunity affirmative action set up. with mimimum super­ Now has immediate openings 1 year of non educational work office manager. Box V.. - Room s for Rent experience andv3 years of DRIVER WANTED for local Restaurant, 989 Ellington HAPPY ADS *2.50 n . employer. vision. Day shift. Guaranteed for part time weekends m Buckland Station. MANCHESTER- Two Family Tornado Delivers Blow open the faucet at the bot­ - Apartments for Rent teaching desired. Contact Dr. Manchester. area Automotive Road, South Windsor. overtime. Paid Insurance. Manchester and East Hart­ Distributorship. Individual 4-4. Very nice condition. New tom of the tank. This will - Homes tor Rent Uniforms furnished. All paid ford areas. Applicants must Donald Nicoletti’s Office, 742- - Business for Rent COUNTER PERSON - 8913, EOE. must have clean driving roof. 200 foot treed lot. drain collected material. PART TIME EVENINGS- PART TIME SALAD ROOM holidays, quarterly bonus, have clean police records, TEACHER ASSISTANT- Must Immediate occupancy. $54,- - Resort Property for Rent Manchester. Light duty She Berali) Mature. Must like working be creative and enthusiastic, record and knowledge of If water discoloration - Wanted to Rent PERSON- Weekends. Apply: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING plus additional benefits. Apply phone, car and a desire to greater Manchester area. 900. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. To Tobacco Industry janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per With public and figures. work. Please apply in person and have some Early lasts more than a few - MIsc. for Rent Podunk Mill Restaurant, ^ in person: Allied Instrument Good starting pay and week. Ideal for re tir^ or Ellington Road, South Wind­ References required. Apply & tool Company. 67 Woodland to 61 Willard Street, Hartford. Childhood Experience. Con­ hours, the homeowners AUTOMOTIVE benefits. 5 1/2 day work week. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Oct. 3 tobacco industry which is known for crop in half in parts of the state. That semi-retired. Call 649-5334. sor. Midas Muffler Shop, 285 Main Street, Manchester, Connec­ (MRPENTER WANTED tact The Hockanum Valley should call the Water - Autos for Sale Halp Wantad 13 Street, Manchester. For Interior renovations. Day Care Center, 695 Hartford Call 525-3110. tornado may have delivered the final its production of cigar wrapping may force dairy farmers to turn to - Trucks for Sale ticut. ' F ^ D PREPARATION - Part Department (647-3115). WANTED CLEANING- RN OR LPN - Full or part time days. No experience in Experience required. Full time Turnpike, Vernon, Conn. 872- blow (o the state's declining shade tobaccos, the commissioner said federal loans to buy feed this winter, - Heavy Equipment for Sale position. Hourly rate based upon COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - - Motorcycles-BIcycles PERSON for professional of­ time, 11 PM to 7 AM. 45 bed PART TIME JANITOR for WAITRESSES - Part time Food Preparation. Apply at 9676. tobacco industry. over the weekend. he said. fice in town, once a week. medium size office complex. experience. Earn up to $200 a week. u iio u : - Campers-Trallers-Mobile facility. Laurel Manor, 91 days. Apply at Tacorral, 246 Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. Experienced or will train. The dire prediction was made by He said he hoped that if the sheds He said corn was vital to dairy Homes Send replies to; Box MM, c/o Chestnut Street, Manchester. Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., 3 Broad Street. Manchester. Manchester. Call 232-6500 CHILD CARE WORKERS- ICMJORS HOUSEKEEPER- 8:30 a.m. for Interview. Oalc Hill School has im­ 330 Ledyard Street, State Agriculture Commissioner were not rebuilt tbe land will remain farmers in southeastern Connecticut Educator - Automotive Service Manchester Herald. nights a week. Phone Mr. to 4:30 p.m. Mature person >rd. - Autos for Rent-Lease MY COMPANY WILL mediate openings for Child Eric Krogh wbo said adverse for farming use and “not for growing this year's crop suffered losses of up DENTAL ASSISTANT Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ needed for General DISHWASHERS - Part time » Immaculate 5 room Ranch WANTED for modem special­ pointment. nights and weekends. Apply at EMPLOY 2 people to start SPECIAL EDUCATION Care Workers to work with weather conditions also may force houses" as has been a trend in the to half the expected yield because an Nominee Housekeeping duties in rest work immediately. 6200 per multi-handicapped children in COUNTER HELP WANTED with fireplaced living ty office. Experience home. Steady work, good Tacorral 246 Broad Street, TEACHER- Coventry Public afternoons and evenings. room, and large family dairy farmers to seek federal loans tobacco-growing region. initial wet season interfered with ireferable but not necessary, COMBINATION TRUCK week potential, plus bonus. dormitory and class room set­ LAUNDRY AND DIAPER wages and benefits. Manor Manchester. School has a vacancy for a Apply: 150 Center Street, kitchen. Located on lovely to buy teed. The entire industry has noted a planting and then was follow^ by a 'any medical and DRIVER-LABORERS. Call 646-3936. Equal Oppor­ half time long term substitute ting. Experience with han­ For Award Lott and Found SERVICE needs folderess Manor Rest Home, 385 West tunity Employer. dicapped children required. 2 Manchester - Bess Eaton landscaped lot in Vernon. Krogh said mor than 30 tobacco decline because of decreased cigar dry spell. professional benefits Experienced only. Class I and Center Street, Manchester, GENERAL OFFICE CLERK- for Grades 5 thru 8. Connec­ Donuts. full or part time, AM and PM. 2 license rMuired for a paving years of college preferred. Priced to sell in the 50's. sheds destroyed by the twister smoking and development of cheaper The commissioner said he LOST- Girls Eye Glasses in Call 289-1527. available. Excellent oppor­ phone 646-0129. Full time position for High ticut Certification required. VERNON - Mrs. Qare tunity for.mature individual company. Call between 8 and School Graduate. Typing, COCKTAIL WAITRESS AND Contact: Dr. Donald Nicolet- 2nd. shift. $3.96 to $4.09 hour­ probably won't be rebuilt because ways to grow the tobacco, Krogb expected state dairy farmers, who colorful case. Vicinity of BARMAID - Part time ly. Excellent benefits. Call PART TIME SALES Albom, supervisor of who enjoys dealing with peo­ 3, 6464033. EOE. filing, general office duties. ti's Office, 742-8913, EOE. m OMUsms saus rum ivMunt federal disaster assistance loans only said. produce about 35 to 40 percent of the Woodhill and Brent Roads. EXPERIENCED $370/THOUSAND FOR evenings. Apply in person to: 243-3496 or write: Personnel COUNTER POSITION- Apply physical education in the Call 647-1106. ACOUSTICAL CEILING ple. Call 872-7852. ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Must be eligible under CETa in person. Swiss, 521 East 1 l88*W W NnU l8l8CrtBll" cover the current value of the struc­ The tornado destroyed or damaged milk used in Connecticut, to seek SERVICE STATION Qualifications. For further in­ Holiday Lounge. 39 Spencer OFFICE WORKER- Full Assistant. Oak Hill School. 120 Vernon public schools, is MAN. Please apply: Acousti- Postage paid. Free applica­ Street, Manchester. 646-3637. Holcomb Street, Hartford, Middle Turnpike. Monday, ZINSSER AGENCY more than 90 homes in Windsor and federal loans to buy feed this winter. HOME HEALTH AIDES ATTENDENT- Mornings. tion. R.D.L. - Box 183-C, formation call Manchester time. Knowledge of Accounts Wednesday and Friday only. tures and not the higher cost of among the nominees for Tech Systems, 646-5792. Apply in person: Gil's Mobil, Ask for Dennis. Conn. 06112. Equal Opportuni­ replacement. Windsor Locks and struck the Suf- He also said the weather may have Announcements provide personal care to peo-, Mason Street. Morrisonville, Public Health Nursing Payable, Accounts 646-1511 the annual “Woman of the pie in their homes. Home Route 6. Bolton. Association. 647-1481, Monday ty Employer. However, the damaged area fieid tobacco area. resulted in a loss of up to one-quarter TAXI -, Drivers needed full N.Y. 12962. Receivable, and Payroll. PART TIME PERSON for car Year” award of the Hart­ ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Health Aide Certification or thru Friday, between B^a.m. Small office. Apply in person; washing, errand running, etc. represented "a very small percen­ Kfogh also said other erratic of the apple crop with early ripening time nights and weekends. MORNING NURSERY ford Regional YWCA. The SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Call 649-5199. Nurse's Aide Training and 4:30 p.m. An Equal Op­ East Hartford Convalescent for morning only. Hours flexi­ tage " of the state's shade-grown Aveather this year cut the state's corn apples. preferred. Training provided portunity Affirmative Action Home, 745 Main Street, East SCHOOL TEACHER presentation will be made help receiving your calls? COOKS - FULL AND PART WANTED - Call 649-5531. ble. See Frank Trudnack or Temporary or permanent. PART TIME DRIVERS if needed. Flexibility in hours. Employer. TIME. Excellent benefit Hartford. Mr. Carter. Carter Chevrolet MANCHESTER- COLONIAL- at a luncheon Wednesday Must have own transporta­ MACHINE OPERATORS Bowers School district. Gas Personal Attention... Very needed. Nights and weekends. package, expanding in Hart­ TOOL i DYE- Tool and Dye Co. Inc.. Manchester in Hartford. Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- Call 649-5199. tion. Mileage paid. For APPLICATIONS NOW ford area. Apply RELIABLE heated 7 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 further information, call the BEING ACCEPTED for full HOUSEKEEPER- 1 day a maintenance and Repair Per­ MATURE BABYSITTER baths, front to back living Gloria Steinem, current­ 8623. WANTED Reuben's/Coco's Restaurant, son. Immediate opening. Full Candidate Uj*ges Ambulance SALESMAN- Opportunity for Manchester Public Health and part time in our Laundry 350 Robert Street, East Hart­ week. Small family. New WANTED for Friday and room with fireplace, large ly editor of and writer for time, part time. Call La Point kitchen with dishwasher and exciting position. Knowledge Nursing Association, 647-1481, Experienced Only Department. Excellent ford. Equal Opportunity house. Must have references. Saturday nights. Own I SOUTH WINDSOR - Bruce- mediately, it took 25 minutes for the Ms. Magazine, wiil be the Help Wantad 13 Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m, to working conditions and Call 649-5017. Industries. 872-8581, Exten­ transportation preferred. Call disposal, formal dining room, of stoves helpful. Base plus Ophningt lor Enolno Lotho. MilHna Mochlno, Urldooport, N/C CIn- Employer, M/F. sion 285. An Equal Opportuni­ Braithwaite. Republican candidate ambulance to get there. He cited involved, will receive training in guest speaker at the 4:30 p.m. An Equal Opportuni- UnwUe M d Jig bon Ip o iotoro on ttw Unt and locond ahUL FuU | benefits. Apply in perSon: anytime, 649-6782. covered patio, new pool and TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. commission. Full medical U Affirmative Action ty Employer. M/F. fenced in yard. Movc-in condi­ for Town Council, and a advocate of another case where a child was in­ modern emergency medical luncheon and will present benefits. Paid vacation. Call poM Inturonco, 5 hoHooyo, poM vocation. Ptaaaa apply In p Meadows Convalescent Apply 81 Commerce Street, Employer. only: Home, 333 Bidwell Street, NUCLEAR TRAINEES. 17 - tion. $64,000. Owner 649-8053. using volunteers to get things done, jured and the mother had to wait a tdbhniques such as cardio-pulmonary the award. Mrs, Gray 525-1931 EAST HARTFORD BRAKE SPECIALIST- Glastonbury. PTG LE-MI CORPORATION Manchester. 24. HS Grad. Will train. Call said he is urging a new effort to long time for ambulance service. resuscitation, and would be better Women in Leadership is COMPANY. Telephone 633- MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST- Minimum 2 years shop ACCEPTING 160 TuniMl Road CARRIER WANTED collect (518) 462-5910. MANCHESTER AREA- 3 create a volunteer ambulance ser­ “We owe it to our citizens to make equipped to cope in the event of a dis­ a special program of the 7631. Part time weekend position. experience, domestic and Bedroom Raised Ranr , i APPLICATIONS for part Vamon, Conn. 0M46 foreign ears. References vice in town. sure that proper medical service is aster or other emergency. Hartford region YWCAthat Call Thomas Valliere, GOODHOUR8 Ranney Street EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. country setting, with "El !rgy CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC time-full time help. Days and Laborato^ Supervisor. required. Apply at: Midas Saving Features” $65,900. "The need for faster response time available to them in the event of Braithwate noted that Vernon, applauds the ac­ evenings. Hours flexible. App­ and DOLLARS Men and women 17 - 35 learn a - Experienced only. Top Rockville General Hospital, Woodbridge Avenue Muffler Shop, 285 Main Street, career skill. Guaranteed part- Call Century 21, Village Green ^Jolland, and East Windsor are some complishments of area ly to: Hardee's. Manchester, Manchester. by ambulance service to meet emergency. This is particularly true wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 872-0501, Extension 307. time job. $60 per weekend to Associates, 633-0336, of the, nearby towns that have a w om en; As a m ajo r 354 BrOad Street. Housewives,' CO lieg e Webster Street medical emergencies is clear and it of our: senior citizens, pregnant Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, students, excellent oppor- start. Veterans earn more regional eyent, women, 563-0151. PART TIME TYPIST needed ROOFERS - Experience CHARMING CUSTOM CAPE appears that the oiily way to achieve women..and potential’ heart attack, volunteer ambulance , service.- “It it t r a v e l AGENT- j years I tunity to meet new people Linden Street, and Join the Connecticut Army from' local, businesses will for Professional Off ice Nn- preferred. Asphalt roofing. National Guard. Call Sergeant with quality details. Close to it is to have a locally based am­ victims; as well as students engaged ■ .works for them, it should work; for experience.. Manchester, area. while you supplement your Call 528-2101. be recognized for their RN-LPN wanted for .3 p,m.‘ll Manchestef. Work may be WANTED Beidbn Street Hanna at 649-0423 or 566-7900 shopping, recreational bulance service," Braithwaite said. in athletic competiti'ori,'' Braithwaite . us,’’ he Said, p.m. artej ll p,m-7 a.m. shifts. Send resume'to; Box U; c/o income part time/full time facilities, transportation ’’ Manchester Herald, done in applicant’s home, if Collect. He said some people have checked said. ' He expressed the wish to meet with leadership contributions Apply director .of nursing. pick up. dally is iiossible; or in Correspondent To Cover positions available. From 7 Call Chris MAINTENANCE maculate interior. Priced lo local fire and police officials, as well through their jobs and Salmonbrook Convalescent AM - 3 PM. Above average Applications now, being sell at $56,900. B/W Really, into the feasibility of such a He said it would be assuring to HOMEWORKERS- Earn our office. Applicant must be The Coventry News COMMUNICATIONS community service ac­ Home, off House Street, excellent typist. Hours flexi­ starting wages and 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 accepted for a 7 to 3 full time TRAINEES, 17 - 24. will train. 647-1419. EHO. volunteer group in the past but added parents and coaches to know that an as with some local doctors and 350.00 / hundred securing, position in our maintenance nurses to investigate his proposal tivities. Glastonbury. Please call 633- ble. Send resume to: Box Y, For the benefits, uniforms Cali collect (518 ) 462-5910. that the information may be out of ambulance could respond in five 5244. stuffing envelop^es. Free . c/o Manchester Herald. for floor care. Excellent NEWLY LISTED! Im­ date. “It's time £pr a new investiga­ minutes and Said he had heard the further, ^ Each year different Details. Reply: Titan, Box Manchester Herald provided to arrange ap­ working conditions and V pointment for personal in­ GENERAL MEDICAL maculate 3 Bedroom tion to see whether this idea will concern about adequate ambulance “A volunteer ambulance sen/ice in fields of the Hartford NURSES AIDES wanted for 94688, X72T, Schaumberg, 111. (Coventry Resident Preferred) benefits. Apply in person: Bungalow on 1st floor. terview. SUPERVISOR OF TRAINEES. 17 - 24. HS Grad. work in South Windsor," he said. service from several people, during South Windsor is an idea whole time Region’s business, sector full time on all shifts. Apply Meadows Convalescent Will train. Call collect (518) Completely redone inside and director of nursing. Salmon- Home, 333 Bidwell Street. 462-5910. out! Stove and refrigerator Citing a personal experience fie his door-to-door campaigning. may have come, and we should move will be invited to nominate LEGAL NOTICE CALL FHKNOtY DATA PROCESSING Manchester. 647-9194. women of their choice. The brook Convalescent Home, off Call Frank Rurbank stay. 2 garages. (Juiet residen­ had. Braithwaite said he was injured He said that a volunteer ambulance forward quickly to determine House Street, Glastonbury. TOWN OF MANCHESTER RESTAURANT tial location. Being sold to Set­ in a softball game in July and service would also mean that more whether it would be feasible to im­ fields covered for this year Please call 63^5244. NOTICE AND WARNING OF TOWN ELECTION or Barbara Richmond EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS tle Estate $52,000 and in our are manufacturing and E.HtM eilvsr Lana although the policy were there im­ local residents, who would become plement it,” Braithwaite said. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1979 643-2711 Should r otsets a good experience In Data Proctsalng, 5 7 yeen, opinion, worth more! Group I. BABYSITTER NEEDED- indi'ding Supervisory Experience and have the appropriate. format NURSES' ASStSTMITS HIGH SCHOOL BOYS- part Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. education. The Electors of the Town of Manchester are hereby warned to 5 6 9 - 1 0 4 0 The purpose of the award Monday through Thursday. 3 «pd iwirtbib wgaiw Wf schooling. Ho/8he shall be directly responslble .to-the Director of Current openings on both 7 to 3 and time, 3 afternoons, Saturdays. p.m, to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ meet at their respective pc Ring places in said Manchester on Finance A Control, and shall be generally raaponalbla for the ea- ^11 to 7 shifts. We are seeking Dishwashing, other chores, MANCHESTER- $46,900. 5 is to recognize and applaud tation. Call M9-6(K2. Friday; Tuesday. November 6, 1979, for the following purposes: tabliahmant and ImpHmantatlon of all data procataing aystama. Salary: mature individuals whose primary (Automatic machine) Apply: room home in move-in condi­ DellaFera Endorses Input .:ithe efforts of a woman of weekends anytime. $16,436 thru S20.936. 1876 • 1960 achooi year. concern wiil be the welfare and Brass Key Restaurant. 829 tion. Newer kitchen, deep lot, the Hartford area, to en­ I Sand latter of application and raauma to: Eaat Hartford • Public care of our patients. Both full and Main Street, Manchester. detached garage, quiet street. To elect nine members of the Board of Directors, a Town Schoola, Paraonnai Office, 110 Long Hill Drive, Eaat HartforcL C onn.. part time openings. Flexible MANCHESTER - In a prepared DellaFera said, “In 1966, my the Republican minority on the SEWERS- Experienced on In­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner / Broker. 528-3959 or Board of Directors supported the courage women to achieve Treasurer, three Selectmen, seven Constables, three members •^108. EOE. schedules availablem Salary com­ press release. Gloria DellaFera, brother,, the late “ Fritz” Dellafera, their: potential and to. dustrial Sewing Machines. mensurate with experience and Business Opportunity 14 643-4455. Republican candidate for the Board . was Republican Town Chairman. At “Referenduni'’ question frprn its in­ Will train if necessary. Good of the Board of .Education for a three year term begins When in need of a Service or Product performance. project a clearer image of hldveiriber 1979 and three members of the Board of Education . Call Mrs. Grant RN of Directors endorses “citizen input" that time, the questions of the ad­ ception. “History is about to repeat starting pay for the right peo­ BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, the 'VWCA as ah agency ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, IWonday for a three year term begins November 1980. CRESTFIELD 1 more could be added; with 4 and “citizen participation” in the visory referendum was one of the key itself," DellaFerra said. Manchester serving the unique needs of thru Friday. Apply in person II CONVALESCENT HOME or 5 room apartment. form of TOwn referendum. issues. The Republican Party was “When elected, I will do my best at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Reasonable. 875-4141. COLONIALS and beyond that to encourage and women and girls. To act on the following opinion questions approved for submis­ HELP WANTED 643-8181 $50,900 - 7 Rooms, 3 or 4 'Make no mistake about it," she supportive of the citizen advisory Street, Manchester. Equal sion to the Electors by the Board of Directors: foster participation in key decisions Established in 1974 the Opportunity Employer M/F. bedrooms, ‘ country states, “were it not for the all-out ef­ referendum and, as such, award was initiated by the CALL A PROFESSIONAL * EDUCATION'' kitchen, large lot w.garden forts of the Concerned Citizens, there represented the will of the people. In which affect this town. My role in the QUESTION 1. TOP HOTCH FOODS INC. Communications Com­ SHEET METAL WORKER - Shall the Board of Directors appoint a Charter Revision Com­ & fruit trec.s. would have been no citizen input on recognition of this support, the peo­ Concerned Citizens speaks for this.” 1150 Burnoida Avenua, Eaat Hartford $53,900 — 6 room s, 3 mittee on behalf of the Experienced. Soldering etc. mission to examine the proposal that the Mayor be elected by Private Instructions 18 the question of continuation, or ple of Manchester swept the said Ms. DellaFera. “I am proud to Call 528-2101. put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 260 North Main Straat, Manchaatar bedrooms, fully carpeted, associate with the traditions of Baord of Directors and for /) direct election? newer kitchen, bath Si fur­ withdrawal, from the HUD Republican Party into office. ’ the whole regional agency. Walla Straat, Fox Run Mall, Glaatonbury RIDING LESSONS indoor program! ’’ “Again, during this present term. citizen participation in government." OIL TRUCK ^ I V E R - House QUES’nON 2 riding ring. Western stock nace. It is now expanded to the delivery. -Year round work. Shall the Board of Directors appoint a Charter Revision Com­ seat, saddle seat and hunt $59,900 8 Rooms. 3 or 4 Women in Leadership All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil mission to examine the proposal that some members of the APPUCATIONSBDNG ACCEPTED seat. All levels 228-9817. bedrooms. 2 baths, Co., Route 6, Bolton. Board of Directors be e le c ts by district? CRIIIKT MAHBI MEN’S HAIR ITTUIM RESTAURANT Inunedlate openings on carpeted family room off awards luncheon under the For the Following Pooltlons: 7to3,3tollandllt67 VOICE, PIANO Instructions. kitchen w appliances, direction of a special com­ A vote of YES will be a vote for approval and a vote of NO will • STORE MANAGERS aluminum siding, quiet mittee. be a vote for disapproval. Hairstyling for full and part time Former faculty New York Eiseriancsd CiMwt Milwr CARRY N A tlO N S • ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS Music and Art High School. treed lot. Mrs. Albom is a leader in The full text of the questions is on file open to the public for in­ WILL MAKE FURNITURE TO for 643-1308 • GROCERY MANAGER positions. No experience Professional Singer/Pianist. $63,900 — 6 room s, 2 COOKS & KITCHEN O R D E R ~ C A L L bedrooms plus Den. physical fitness, lifetime HELPERS- Available spection in the Town Clerk's Office, Municipal Building, during • PRODUCE MANAGER necessary as we offer on 644-8597. sports, health and Men FINE LUNCHES fireplaced living room, weekends and evenings. business hours. 644-3380 Comaf of Cairtar A Main i t • DELI CLERK the job training. Please carpeted dining room, gar­ P. t. CMatoiM QMi Mada 961 Main 8t Schoolt-Clatses 19 programs in physical Experfenced preferr^. Notice is hereby given that the following listed polling places MANOHISTEN On NaNitaal Ordar. MdfiehMtdr • MEAT WRAPPf RS apply in person to Mr. J. age education for handicapped Drivers'License. Mature in­ will be used in the districts specified. 647-1167 • SERVICE CLERK $71,900 — 8 Rooms. 3 dividuals. Apply in p rson: White DNS. MAPLE FOR THE BEST - Manchester children. She was LOCA’nON OF POLLING PLACES Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 bedrooms. 1'^ baths, Garden. Grove Caterers, • CASHIERS VIEW MANOR, 856 nominated: for consjdera- VOTING AUTO SERVICE MEN’S HAIR CIITTIH6 pupils per teacher. FREE in­ fireplace, carpeted family Keeney Street, Manchester. room + rec room Si gar­ tion - by. 0.r.': Robert.: DISTRICT Maple St., Rocky HiU, troductory lesson with this ad. on the Wethersfield Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. age. Original owners, im- Lin stone; ■, assistant LiVE'IN COMPANION for 'Howell Cheney Regional MISTH HAIRHUT' ^c|d|tehon| elderly gentleman in Glaston- Vocational School, MAPLE M©b|l THESE ADYERTISEHS S«4 C6NT1R tTRlET town line. superintendant of schools. MANCHI8TIR . I4S-52S7 TAKE A GIANT STEP •4 bury, 791 Middle Turnpike, West 1 Supar iSarvica* lnc« ARE ALL Ifiklllll I I s«g«ncy 5653 or 643-5932. * # 1^ FORWARD TO A HORSE Robertson School, QAt - OIL • LUOmCATION - "PROFESStONALS” 883-2881 CAREER. Meredith Manor 646-1180 Barbados A C C It i O m i O FOBEIAI e to 5:30 SUPERINTENDENT-110 un­ 45 North School St. 2 GAr* Them School of Horsemanship. Call Church of Christ, . Saturday 6 to 5:00 Toll Free, 1-000-624-1929, Although both Arwak a^d its. Hard worker. Mechanical nM ta4M 4i7 A Cell !! , (Cloeed Mondeyt) Carib Indians inhabited Bar­ experience necessary. Please 394 LydallSt. ^ ® bados at one time, the island apply in person 9 to 11 at Martin School, AMF Cuno. a contlnuouily growing leider In PIANO, ORGAN, & VOCAL Raal Ettala Wanted 28 was uninhabited in 1627 140 Dartmouth Rd. 4 liquid flltrotlon iystem s has an Immediate opening ACCOUNTS INSTRUCTIONS- Taught by a Fountain village Apartments. SIDIIN, STORM WMDOMII, DOORS, Aim iliaS, A CANOPin for 0 person who lo capable of Instructing and when the first white settlers 175 D ow ney D riv e , Buckley School, Professional in your home. SELLING your house? Call us directing both males and females. This position Is Please call 649-5892. , arrived from England. In Manchester, see Carroll John­ 250 Vernon St. 5 Immediately available in our Stafford Springs PAYABLE first and we ll make you a less than a decade slaves son Brundrett. Nathan Hale School, Wouldn’t plant on the 2nd shift. We are looking for an cash offer! T.J. Crockett, were brought from Africa to ambitloua person ready to accept responsibility. Realtor, 643-1577. 160 Spruce St. 6 a E R K n REAL ESTATE work the sugar plantations, RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy Your Ad Chemical and math background with some which continue to serve as working with an excellent sup­ Waddell School, . experience in papermaking manufacturing will Experienced individual MAY WE BUY your home? the mainstay of the island's porting staff. Very pleasant 163 Broad St. . 7 Look Great enhance your chances for the position. 23 Quick, fair, all cash and no BILL TUNSKY Qood starting salary, com pM a benefits to prepare merchan­ Homaa For Sala economy. atmosphere; Good wages and Verplanck School, ' roblem. Call Warren E. Here? available Including generous employee discounts dise receipts and in­ owland. Realtors, 643-1108. benefits.' Please, cuir- Doris 126 Olebtt St. 8 ★ ALUMINUM A YINYL SIDINO on A M F nstlonbliy popular sporting goods and MANCHESTER- Cape. 6 Blain, RN,- Director of fi ’Under Construction; ■ Keeney School, •’ ■ . • ’ (to Cohn tdChedaa from) recreptionat equipment. Send, resume in confi­ voices for entry Into in-' Rooms; I unfinished. , Nurses, 6464129, ' . 179 Keeney St. . . ' . 9 dence with salary histpry or call . . Aluminum siding. Garage, Houaahold Goods 40 ★ AWNINBS A CANOPIES Roland S t Peter at 664-2707 or 646-6212. house computer. Busy Once considered a " fossil” . Manchester High School, . . . Convenient location on bus' LATHE o p e r a t o r s - With retail operation. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! South Windsor Wat Head' like the moon with a surface BfookfieldSt. 10 ★ STORM W INDQiNA A DOORS line. Asking $55,900. No 2 years' experience. Good You Can Advartlaa Your Requires conscientious agents. 643-6^7. Custom made draperies, slip­ little changed over nilllipns Voting Machines will be used. The polls will be opened at six covers and upholstery. Budget benefits. Salary negotiable. Sarvloa or Bualnaaa In Thli PhoiM 649-9095 > and self-motivated per­ Charles Enes, center, South Windsor’s of years, Mars now is re­ Hawk Precision Co., 303 o’clock in the morning (6 A.M.) and will remain open until eight Terms Arranged,ranged. Call 289-m was master of ceremonies. “Fat Head” was Directory For Aa LIttIa Aa FREE ESTIMATES k EASY TERMS C u n o THREE BEDROOMS- Fully garded as a planet still “un­ Burnham Street, East Hart­ o’clock In the evening (8 P.M.). son. applianced, including or 646-1000. town clerk, was presented with the annual a favorite expression of the late “Red” der construction." Like 13.20 Par Weak. Pleaaa DIvMon ford, telephone 528-9845. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 26th day of October Please Send replies to Dishwasher. Modern. “Fat Head” award Friday night by Michael Shepard to describe outstanding individuals Earth, it may ha^ve a molten Call 843-2711, aak lor Tina River Roed, Route 32 Beautiful. No Pets. ELECTRIC RANGE- With core, a crust that shifts and SUtford Springs, CT. 06076 Box Y, c / o Manchester eye level 4)ven, and lower J. Gessay, vice chairman of the Jean E. BUS BOYS - Full time lunch DT.Joa An equal opportunity employer M F ■I References and security involved in town activities. (Herald photo by cracks ar^ mountains that Edward TomWel Herald. oven. First $100 takes it. Call and dinner shifts. Apply at — Town Clerk It You WouM Uka To Advartlaa Your Sarvlaa In Thla required. $400 monthly. Shepard Jr. Memorial Scholarship Founda­ Adamson) sometimes blow their tops. Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. ■ 568-9439. tion. Attorney Johri J. Woodcock III (left) INEWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Center Street, Manchester. 063-10

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M 1 C 0 1 1 0 U 8 c u • A w L E R 16 Paint 10 Songstress' 1 E R A 8 E R M A 16 Reproduces Smith 1 0 T E X p B R i M e N T D E L L A 0 R A t N 8 17 Negative 11 Baseballer T H o Tm E R A P answer A DIRECTOHY Slaughter 1 A M B A p T D E W Y t h e l a d d e r W O N 'T 18 Nipple 12 Criterion C P A C 8 T 8 U D Heed Hazards 20 Superlative 19 Bobble C E L 1 0 1 N E X A C 7 suHix 21 Fording Stniet Othnd 31 Sarvlett OlHnd 31 P»mna-Pap»rlng 32 Building Contncting 33 0 A Y 8 0 R E L 1 E FIT INP® THE LAff. 21 More 22 Weather Y E T N A P E V E Of Halloween exhausted bureau (abbr.) CiM TREE SERVICE - Free LEAVES RAKED & PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - CARPENTER - Repairs, 24 Fictitious 23 Lover 37 Stroke dance estimates, discount senior CARTED AWAY- 115.00 and Quality craftsmanship at low remodeling, additions, gar­ name 24 Similar in kind 38 Lysergic acid 47 Country 27 Railway citizens. Company up. Please call Ten7 after 5 prices. Call 646-5424. ages, roofing. Call David 25 Boundary diethylamide bumpkin (si.) Manchester-owned' and (abbr.) p.m., 649-1593. Patria, 644-17§S. 26 Of India 41 Guidelines 48 Ring of light operated. Call 6^1327. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Apartmanta For Bant Wanted to Rant 17 Aulot For Bale t1 DEAR READERS: With Halloween Just around the 28 Japanese corner, may I point out that this happy holiday sometimes sash (pi.) (prefix) 42 Mideast 49 Cheers (Sp.) AMWAY PRODUCTS mean - Interior and exterior. FARRAND REMODELING - 29 Prickly seed COVENTRY LAKE- 4 rooms, ends in disaster for some. According to the National Safety 32 Types civilization 51 Jackie's 2nd BtM TREE SERVICE- Quality & Personal Service! Commercial and residential. Cabinets and Formica Tops, TWO FEMALE TIGER PONTIAC TEMPEST 1970 - 30 Wight Specialist in tree and stump Try us and see. Call 649-3219. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ porch upstairs, appliances, no 76,000 miles. Best offer. 871- Council, 135 Halloween fatalities occurred last year. Some 33 Treat 43 Persian poet husband Free estimates. Fully in­ KITTENS looking for good 34 Ghandhi's 31 Watches ditions, Decks, All types of pets, references. $232 were children who died in Halloween-related traffic ac­ 44 Slime- 53 One (Sp.) removal. Free estimates. sured, 646-4879. homes. Call 6 4 9 - ^ . QUIET WORKING WOMAN 2151. nation 33 Advice Remodeling and Repairs. monthly. Call 742-7419. 45 High school Senior citizen discount. 24 seeks small apartment in cidents. Some were youngsters who were fataljy burned 35 TVs Uncle columnist 54 Small bey hour, year round service. 643- J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom Phone 643:M17. FREE SIBERIAN HUSKY Manchester. 5150 to 5175 per 1968 BUICK SPECIAL due to flammable costumes. And others died alter eating Miltie HEBRON APARTMENT 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 n 7285. Decorating, Interior & CROSSBREED PUPPIES- month. Please call 644-3205, DELUXE - Needs a timing booby-trapped “treats." 36 Kind of sign ’ 12 ARE YOUR GUTTERS LEON CIESZYNSKI FOR RENT- 4 rooms and Exterior Painting, Vet checked. Wormed and keep trying. chain. Asking 5450. Call 649- The American Optometric Association, whose 22,000 37 150, Roman 13 14 REWEAVING burn holes. STOPPED UP? Call Paperhanging & Remodeling, BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ bath. Heat and hot water in­ 2410 between 6 PM and 9 PM. 39 Dfills “Manchester Gutter” Today first shots. Both parent on members are concerned with the need for seeing and being Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. ditions, Remodeling, Rec cluded. 5250 per month. No All day Saturday and Sunday. 40 Like a pasture IS 16 for a FREE Estimate. premises. Call i649-6164. CAR SPACE WANTED ON seen, offers the following safety tips: Window shades. Venetian Call 649-9658. Rooms, Garages, iutchens peU. Call 646-6776. SUMMER STREET between • Buy FLAME-PROOF costumes only. Or if costumes 43 A lle y____ Thorough cleaning of Gutters Remodeled, ceilings, Bath 46 Hindi dialect 17 19 20 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. LHASA APSO PUPPIES- Fairfield Street and Cooper 1971 CHRYSLER NEWPORT- are made at home, treat the fabric with a flame-resistant Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- and Down Spouts. 649-7952. Tile. Dormers, Roofing. ANSALDI’S VILLAGER- 2 Excellent condition. Air con­ 47 Greek letter ■1 ■ FINISH PAINTING- Interior AKC Registered. 5250. Call Street. Call after 5:30 PM. solution. 21 5221. / exterior. 16 years Residential or Commerci^. Bedroom Townhouse. ditioning. Good gas mlleaEe 50 Group spirit DAY CARE / NURSERY 647-9208. 643-2334. • Because masks, floppy hsts, wigs and veils often in­ experience. Moderate prices. 649-4291. V Available November 1st. 5375 on regular gas. 5 ^ - Call 647- 52 Affecting all 24 25 26 2. 29 30 31 PROGRAM. State Licensed. 2 terfere with a child's vision, use MAKEUP instead. 55 Portuguese is­ EXPERT PAINTING and Call 429-7565. PERSIAN KITTENS - monthly. ERA Lesperance, WANTED REASONABLE, 9426. 1 ■ LANDSCAPING Specializing understanding teachers. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS • Accessories such as swords, broomsticks, hatchets, lands 32 Enclosed play-yard, play­ Lovable, home raised, vac­ CLEAN RENT by a responsi­ 56 Empower 1 1 1 in Exterior House Painting. LEE PAINTING - Interior & - Complete Construction. Ad­ cinated. 550 - 575. Call 646- ble, mature adult. Unfur­ 1970 FORD RANCHERO wands, etc., should be made of CARDBOARD rathqr than 34 Tree pruning, spraying, room. lunches. Learning Exterior. "Check My Rate ditions, Remodeling. Free THREE ROOMS- Porter SQUIRE- Power steering, plastic, metal or wood. Sharp items are dangerous. 57 Negligent 1 1 1 3893. nished. Washer hook-up. 58 Western experiences. Keeney School Estimates. Fully Insured. Street area. Heat, gas and 36 3 . 3 . mowing, weeding. Call 742- Before You Decorate". Please call 649-9882. power brakes, air conditionig. • Provide youngsters with flashlights to prevent falls on shows 7947. District. Immediate openings. Dependable. Fully Insured. Call 646-4879. electric. No pets. Security 4 radial tires. Runs strong. sidewalks or porch steps. (Positively NO lighted candles 1 1 646-4864. Mualcal InUrumante 44 42 646-1653. deposit. Ideal for newly weds. Autos For Sale 61 Best offer. Call 64941748. should be carried!) DOWN BRICK. BLOCK, STONE CARPENTRY - All types of 53IM monthly. 649-9092 after 5 43 44 SNOW PLOW ROUTE FOR HOLTON TRUMPET - Good • Decorate your child's costume and trickster bag with 45 4, 47 48 49 Fireplaces, concrete. PAINTING- Interior & repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool condition. 590 or best offer. p.m. WE PAY TOP PRICES for reflective tape to make them highly visible to motorists. 1 ■ SALE- 5175 per storm. All so Chimney repairs. No job too Exterior. Quality Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and 646-1032. wrecked and junk cars. A & B • Remind children that they should NEVER enter the 2 Forearm bone 51 52 53 54 small. Save! Call 644-8356 for businesses on Center Street, Windows Hung. Ceiling MANCHESTER- 5 room, 2 3 Kill Workmanship! Reasonable Auto Salyage, used auto parts. home of a stranger or accept rides. 55 56 estimates. Manchester. Will sell for f75. Rates! “Time is running out Repaired and Painted. Call bedroom apartment, second 1972 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Sta­ 4 Murmuring Call 646-1356. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . tion Wagon. Power. Runs • Adults can help by keeping their yards well-lighted. for outdoor painting". Call anytime. 643-6130. cluding Ovations, plus free floor. Large rooms. Located sound 57 58 HOUSE CLEANING Rick after 5i00 p.m.. 646-0709. on* bus line. No pets. 5250. excellent. No rust. Mostly Parents should check all “treats" before allowing children to 5 Compass JT case with this ad. Carlos 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs reconditioned. 5895, or best eat them. PROBLEMS? General RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, References. Zinsser Agency, excellent. Must sell, INCWSAAPfK (NffAi PAINTING & GENERAL 646-1511. offer. Call evenings, 455-9373. Very young children should always be accompanied by an housecleaning walls, floors, CLEANING- Floors, Carpets, 7 Main Street. New Britain. sacrificing! Any reasonable carpets, upholstery. One time BIDWELL HOME Improve- 225-1977, Christmas layaways. offer over 51450. Call- after adult. Windows. Free Estimates. MANCHESTER- U«ique 2 1970 FORD 12 PASSENGER or regular service. Please call 643-0726. ment Co. Expert installation 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 5286063. DOMESITCARE. 643-1945. of aluminum siding gutters bedroom Ranch style. Formal WINDOW VAN- Automatic DEAR ABBY: A woman physician, married for nine years Building Contracting 33 BALDWIN SPINET PIANO- transmission,-air, good run­ Win at bridge and trim. Roofing instmlation Excellent condition. Call 649- dining room, firepiaced living to a career of(jcer in a foreign military service, says their room, fully applianced ning condition. 51800 or best Alley Oop — Dave Qraue WATERPROFFING - WES ROBBINS Carpentry and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 8972 anytime. marriage was never consummated. She signed herself Hatchways, foundation J. B. ELECTRONICS - kitchen, porch, carpeting. offer. Call 742-9635. ‘M anchester’s Stereo remodeling specialist. Ad­ DOING FINE WITHOUT. Breezew age. 5375 plus MDU RE NOT JESTINSf , u r in f o r cracks, tile lines, sump ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SPECIALIZING cleaning and Boata-acceaaorlea 45 WANTED JUNK AND LATE I am reminded of a quotation from Voltaire, who said Ire WELL, POR 'O . Expert!" Repair all brands of utilities.'^ 40 pets. ERA 1974 CHEVY VEGA - Stan­ NErTHEet)^ NOu know s' MATION. ITS THAT NASTY for the next three hands of a pumps, gravity feeds, window built-ins, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, ______lODEL WRECKS - Cash sexi; "The only aberration is abstinence." wells. 30 years experience. Home Stereo & Portable TVs. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Blanchard Rbssetto, 646;y 'Paid. Call Parker Street Used dard transmission. Runs well. WHO'S ON TRIAL? iJACK OP HEARTBJ NOW NORTH 10-29A match when he really had Call Jack. 643-1262. kitchens, 649-3446. 1963 35 FT. CABIN CRUISER- Very dependable. Best offer. STOP C R Y IN 0 ,M Y C5EAR, ♦ 9 7 5 3 nothing to worry about." 643-4953. ears Experience. Howley, Sleeps 6. Twin engines. Fly 2482. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. ■3-5361. Call after 5 p.m., 872-0018. Respectfully, a n p b e o p p w i t h V10 7 3 Oswald: "North's one-spade CUSTOM Carpentry -'homes. Bridge. Extras! Excellent JOEL FRIEDMAN ' rOU, OR YOU'LL MISS BABYSITTING done in my LIKE NEW-^rooms/first 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func­ THE PROCEEDINSSI ♦ QZ response may not meet with Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. family and fishing boat. 58800 1973 FORD PINTO ♦ KQ64 approval but many tourna­ home. East Hartford. Daily or Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. ROOFER WILL Install roof, or best offer. 742-9635. floor. MatureX.respohsible tionally sound, good for parts. weekly. Call 569-3285, or 277- siding or gutter for low dis­ persons only. r«n/im okers. Asking 5125.00. Call anytime, RUNABOUT - 60,000 miles, DEAR JOEL: One could say, “Abstinence makes the WEST EAST ment players do make that automatic transmission. heart grow fonder.” response. South’s two- 4852. Painting-Papering 32 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY count price. Call Ken at 647- No pets. No utilitin Included. 646-1758. ♦ 6 ’ ♦AQJ104 1566. Call 649-5$^, a f t e ^ p.m. Excellent condition. 643-4627 VQ965 VA84 notrump rebid is eminently Carpentry and general con­ after 5 p.m. ♦ 6 4 3 9975 correct and North's raise to CUSTOM DRAPERIES- PAINTING - Interior and tracting. Residential and 1977 FORD GRANADA GHIA DEAR ABBY: The invitations are out, the wedding gifts EAST HARTFORD -Carpeted ♦ J9 8 2 47 3 three is borderline. East's Made very reasonably. Work exterior, paperhanging, commercial. Whether it be a Heating-Plumbing 35 1976 JOHNSON OUTBOARD - 4 door, luxury, a/c, p/s, p/b, are coming in and the wedding is to take place soon. guaranteed. Call anytime til excellent work references. MOTOR- 4 HP. Never Been 5 room with picture window, AM-FM stereo, standard 6. 1964 NOVA - 2 door, 6 My fiance and 1 went to see a counselor because we can’t SOUTH double is a lightner lead direc­ small repair job, a custom appliances and plenty more. cylinder. Good on gas. Run­ tor to ask for a spade lead, 9:00 p.m., 649-4266. Free estimates. Fully in­ built home or anything in SEWERLINES, sink lines, Used. 5325. Please call 649- 54,000. Call 649-0826. seem to agree on many things. (We argue constantly.) ♦ K8 sured. Martin Matson. 649- cleaned with electric cutters, 6665. 5200's. (691-2). Rental ning condition. 5150 firm. 648 VK J2 which West makes. Unfor­ between, call 646-1379. 6572. I am beginning to think it's a mistake to continue. 4431. by professionals. McKinney Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 1973 DODGE VAN - The counselor says to either postpone the wedding or ♦ AKJ108 tunately for East, South runs off his top tricks and makes CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Automatic transmission, forget it. What does one do (and how) at this stage? ♦ A 105 A&W PAINTING Contrac­ pany, 643-5308. STUDENT SPECIAL - Large 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK- his doubled contract." Additions and Remodeling. ower steering, radio and It can only get worse. Vulnerable: East-West tors. Quality painting and Antique! 48 3 bedroom with appliances Keater. Good condition. Model Spirit of 76. AM-FM The Flintetones — Hanna Barbara Productions Alan: "East was unhappy SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ Free estimates. Call Anthony radio. Low mileage. Excellent CHICKEN Dealer: South with the result. He had no paper hanging at reasonable Squillacote 649-0811. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet and yard. Only 5200. (708-2). Krause Florist, 621 Hartford tial and commercial. NEXT TO NOTHING - Comer Rental Assistors, small fee. condition. Call after 5 p.m., need to be. When the hand Manchester area. rates. Fully insured. Free repairs, plugged drains, Road, iManchester. West North East South Estimates. Call Wayne 649- kitchen faucets replaced, of East Center and Spruce 236-5646. 6436288; 6484020. DEAR CHICKEN: Cancel the wedding either by 19 reached the other table. East Reasonable, Free Estimates. Streets, Open Saturdays only. telephone or telegram immediately. It will be somewhat also doubled, but South redou­ 646-5489 or 646-5747, 7696. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY repaired, rec rooms, 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN+, Pass 14 Pass 2 NT - Remodeling and Additions. bathroom remodeling, heat 649-0533. Come in and browse. ROCKVILLE - First floor of 2 428, 4 barrel. 5500, or best, 1971 CHEVY IMPALA- 4 door. sticky, but far better than being stuck in a bad marriage. Pass 3 NT Dbl Pass bled and cashed the same nine PERSONAL Paperhanging Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 modernization, etc. Free family house. Small pets ok. offer. CaH'649-6410, anytime. Excellent running condition. Pass Pass tricks." MAJESTIC STOVE- Half Many new parts. 5650. Clean! FREE JUNK CAR for particular people, by Dick. years' experience! For Free Estimate gladly given. M & M Just 5175. (772-4). Rental If yon need help in writing letters of sympathy, con­ REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. Call 643-5703 anytime. Estimates, call 646-4239. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. electric, half home oil, 5100 or Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 1969 LE MANS 871-2432 anytime. ASfcth€BHP€PtS best offer. Call 649-1593 after 5 gratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's bodclet “Haw Opening lead:46 CONVERTIBLE- Runs good. to Write Letters lor all Occasions." Send 81 and a long, PM. HEAT PAID - Cozy 4 room Best offer. 1970 Cadillac, FORD MUSTANG 1969- 6 stamped (28 cental, self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 house with appliances. Only exceptionally clean, best cylinder. Engine and drive You hold: 5200. (773-3 ). Rental offer. 8756141. train in good condition. Body Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. 10.29-B Household Goods 40 Articles lor Sale Articles tor Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 □ RENTALS Assistors. small fee. 236-5646. n e ^ s work. 5400. ^11 648 4Q43 By Oswald Jacoby 1972 CHEVROLET BLAZER- 2585. VK654 REFRIGERATORS GREEN FIREWOOD - 580 ...... and Alao Sonlag ♦ J87 Rooms lor Rant 52 1 owner. Excellent condition. Washers ' Ranges, used, per cord, or 550 a large half 52900. Call 8726859 anytime. BANK REPOSSESSIONS 4Q82 guaranteed and clean. New cord loati. Call Terry after 5 V E Homes lor Rant 54 FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile Alan: "How about a week of A Nebraska reader wants to S A THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ shipment damaged. G.E & PM. 649-1593. U SPLIT 1970 CHEVY MALIBU- Good Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, Astrograph ) hints for tournament know what we respond to FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. FIREWOOD trally located. Downtown COUNTRY CO'nAGE - Love­ needs work 51196: 1974 Jeep players?" partner's opening notrump. Manchester. Kitchen ly 2 bedroom, free gas and body-and good interior. Call B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ATTENTION. FIREWOOD 5686723 after 5:00 p.m. Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive (jswald: “f have one right We just pass. Even if part­ Street, 643-2171, SPECIAL! Over 1 1/3 cord *80 PER CORD *50, PER Vi CORD privileges. Call 649-2358. heat. Just 5200. (773-3), Rental 532(M; 1973 Buick Le Sabre here. When playing a Swiss ner has a maximum 18 points seasoned wood, cut and Assistors, small fee. 236-5646, 5995; 1972 MG Model B/GT, 2 team match don't get upset we don't fancy our chances delivered, only 595. Bob, 423- 4’ Lengths CLEAN FURNISHED door coupe, low mileau ber ol super Ideas today, but be when something goes wrong for game. Our spot cards are CMISC. FOR SALE 0283; Bill 423-7963. Valvo's sleeping room for mature 51800; 19n Audi 51000. Tbe qfour realistic as to how many you can at the first or second hand of a loo low. gentleman. Call 646-4701 after above may be seen at the raaHza. Unfinished proiects will Tree Service. OHIces-Stores lor Rent 55 FOR SABE- 1966 Volkswagen create sTmess. match. Maybe your partners (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASsN I YOU SPLIT 6 PM. Front Hood. 510.00. Please Savings Bank of Manchester, will do just as well as your ^'^/c/es for Safe 41 ARIES (March 21-April 19) WATERBED MATTRESS- call after 5:00 p.m. 6485185; Main Street, Manchester. opponents did when they get (For a copy o! JACO / FURNISHED SLEEPING MANCHESTER - Main Street There's a strong possibility that King Size. Life guarantee. 565. NOLWH modem offices available. 300, keep trying. October 30,1979 you could be much too Irritable the hand later." MODERN, send $ y o : "Win at 30 gallon electric hot water ROOM for mature gentleman. Trucks lor Sale 62 This coming year you are head­ Alan: "Sometimes your TDDV AFTER 5 PM Available in November. Share 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or to relate well on the social level Bridge," care o l this newspa­ k heater 530. Call 646-1356. 1975 MALIBU CLASSIC ing Into an excellent social cycle today. Try to keep toyousell. partners may do even better. per, P.O, Box 489, Radio City CALL TERRY modern bath. Parking. No parts of. Heat, air con­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as ditioning included. Call 646- COUPE- New tires. GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY and could meal many new TAURUS (April 28M m 20) One Here is a hand that got East Station, New York, .w Y irinting plates, .007 thick HEPPLEWHITE - KINDEL, cooking. Security and Automatic transmission, air TRUCK- Has the reading friends. A word of caution, ol your biggest assets Is your so upset that he went crazy 10019.) — *** references. 5150 monthly. Call 2469 or 646-2755. however: Steer clear of alliances 23x 28‘'2 , 259A centsr e n t each or 5 GRAND RAPIDS Formal conditioning. 51825. Call 649- enclosed bo^, with side co m '^ patience. However, today even i 643-2121. with those In whom you lack you might feel It to be strained. for 51 Phone 643-2711. Must be oval Dining room table. 6 WISH TO SELL BEDROOM 466 MAIN STREET. North of 8926 after 5:00 p.m. partments. EiIxcellent for con- BLUE VINYL WING CHAIR tractor. 7:30 a.m. to5:30p.m., complete confidence. You could take your frustrations Heathcliff — George Gately picked up before 11 a m cane-back upholstered chairs, SET- Double bed with two Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) One 5100. 7500 BTU Air Con­ FREE ROOM For mature, 633-0249. out on Innocent lamlly members. ONLY, Credenza and Hutch. dressers, walled mirror, sofa, of centrally located space. 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK- who Is Jealous could resent your ditioner 5125. Blue Oriental gentleman for different Runs well. Steel Belted GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Get Excellent condition. 3-16" in­ lounge chair, RCA Color TV, Type Rug 525, TV Stand 520. Ideal for store, office or other popularity today and try to cause your work done early and don't CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye serts extending the table to errands. Room for mature Radials. Automatic transmis- . 1973 CHEVY PICKUP 3/4 you trouble. Don’t retaliate, office desk and chair, twin Call after 6 p.m.. 649-4832. woman. 530 weekly plus business or commercial use. depend on luck to help achieve set. electric welder, acetylene banquet size. ^000 firm. 633- bed. antique lamps, sewing Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Sion. 5595. Call after 5:00 TON - 4 speed on the floor. because you'll look as bad as he your purposes today. Later TO K ERECTEP outfit, aluminum ladder, 7885. errands. One must have p.m., 6496926. Built for camper special. 649- or she. Find out more about you’re apt to be too disorganized Winthrop — Dick Cavalll machine. Telephone 646-8139 GUARANTEED AMWAY license. 649-5459, ON YHIS 6ITE trailer tires, new electric evenings., 4679 after 4 PM. yourself by sending for your copy to accomplish anything. PRODUCTS for every need DATSUN 1974 B210 - 4 speed, of Astro-Graph Letter which CANCER (June 21-Ju1y 22) Your generator, electric lawn- are just a phone call away. We mower. Evenings, 633-7060, 80 INCH SOFA - Matching Apartments For Rent 53 OFFICE SPACE mags, new tires. 51900. 648 1968 CHEVROLET PANEL. begins with your birthday. Mall relationships with your friends chair. Turquoise flowered BRAND NEW WEDDING deliver. Phone Darlene - 872- $1 lor each to Astro-Graph. Box today are excellent so long as GOWN - Never worn, size 5/6, AVAILABLE 7827, after 6 p.m. Excellent motor, some rust. tapestry. Excellent condition. 6680. LOOKING for anything in real 5650 firm. Can be seen at 351 489 Radio City Stellon, N.V. you don’t make any promises FORCED HOT AIR Free alterations. Originally Vamon Circle arai. 10019. Be sure to specify birth Involving money. You could be FURNACE- Some age but fine 5375. 649-2696. estate rental - apartments, 1974 BUICK REGAL - Ught Tolland Tpke., Manchester. over 5400, asking 5200. Call WE BUY AND SELL USED homes, multiple dwellings? Inquire at dale. left holding the beg. working order. Four burner 568-3020 after 6 PM. metallic blue with white top. Call Henry after 6 PM. 648 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It you let FURNITURE, One piece or No lees. Call J.D, Real Estate 646-1974 Power brakes, steering, seats, 2970. natural gas stove, brown. Fine WOOD, 5 CORDS. entire household. Cash On The Keep your own counsel and your generosity toward your Associates, Inc. 646-1980. windows, air conditioning, don't let other people imo your older wardrobe: 649-5547. SEASONED, 4 foot lengths, HOT AIR FURNACE- (85,000) Line. Furniture Barn. 646- family get out ol hand today 52000 or best offer. 6483059. 1971 FORD ECONOLINE act. They might mean well, but you'll only have yoursell to 568 per cord, total 5340. Call -82 gallon (Ford) ELECTRIC 0865. WORKING MOTHER AND they could Influence you to use BLACK Si W HITE 742-5052. WATER HEATER, & cellent PROFESSIONAL / PANELED--TRUCK - blame. Don't accuse them ol the PORTABLE TELEVISION SON looking for roomate to BUSINESS OFFICE 1973 CHEVY VEGA Excellent motor, some rust. unintelligent methods. cause lor your extravagance. conditions - tank and^gel oil find and sharb house or apart- CAPRICORN (Dw. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) SET- 530. Call 528-7212 CHAIN SAW- Jo n sered s FREE with purchases. 649- BUILDING - Approximately NOTCHBACK, 4 cylinder, Good for Tradesman. Can be ment in Manchester. seen at 24 North Street, Because you might have a suc­ Because you're willing to anytime. Model 90.20” blade. Excellent 7977. 2600 square feet, with ample automatic. Good hinning con­ cessful day In negotiating, you * TAG SALES References, Chris, evenings parking. Close to Center, dition. 5600. 6496816. Manchester. 51200 firm. 648 concede and cooperate, you condition. Original cost 5545, 649-3847. could later let your defenses may mistakenly judge everyone EXCELLENT CONDITION- SACRIFICE at 5300. including WHEELS 13" - 14", GM 15” , hospital and new court 2970. Ask for Henry. down Involving a joint effort and by your standards and expect Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel extras. Floor Model Drill Ford, Plymouth. 16" Dodge TAG SALE- Saturday October building. For info, call 568 1977 CHEVROLET MONZA- do something costly. otiw s to do likewise. View oth­ Rocker, 5100. Black Boston 27th., 10 a.m. to 3p.m., 6 Dean THREE ROOMS - Private en­ 7658 or 871-0401. Automatic, power steering, AQUARIUS (Jan. 28Febr 19) ers realistically. Press 5200.12" Wood Lathe In­ Truck, 8 - lug split rims. Sears trances. Patio. Carpeting. Rocker 570 Set of McGregor cluding extras, 5200. 643-0421. 17” Gas chain saw. 643-2880. Drive, Bolton. Belt Exerciser, power brakes, air con­ Someone with lew scruples UBRA (Sm R. 23-Oct. 23) Many Golf Clubs (irons and woods! household and miscellaneous And "Country Setting’'. 5240 OFFICE MAIN STREET ditioning, AM-FM stereo. Low could try to Impose on you opportunities are given to you Short Riba — Frank Hill includes heat and hot water. today. Take care that because ol 5100 - used 1 season. Pair of TRADITIONAL STYLE 80 items. LOCATION- 500 square feet. mileage. Economical. Asking Motorcyclea-Bleyclaa 64 today to produce a large harvest. OAK CHAIRS, sm all oak 646-2482 / 649-8989, Mr. Lind­ this one experience you don't However, take care people look­ Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, 510. 659- Inch blue-green couch and dressers, other dressers, Heat, air, parking, janitor. 53750. Call 8726502. w h a t ^ HEBE'S AN OWL EVE , VOU CONY LIKE say. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - treat all others unfairly. ing for a free ride don't talk you TRICKW ML — — 0718. matching print chair, folding stuffed chairs, two short FURNITURE FOR SALE in 5125 monthly. Call 6485334. PISCES (Fab. 28M«rch 20) You .off^/W RABLINe FDK EA CH 'bp’vOLjr'' (iJwL'E'YeS '? 1970 MAVERICK- Running LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, Into giving It all away. ping-pong table. 2 wagon wingbacks. 55 - 525.00. Single South Windsor. Contemporary could have a tremendous num- (NEWSPAPER EMTERPfllSE ASSN.) FOR SALE- Pine China Bedroom Suite. Solid Oak 149 OAKLAND STREET - 2nd NEW SHOPPING CENTER but needs work. 5250 or best 100% stock and in excellent wheels. All excellent condi­ bed, 510. Tables, wine bottles. floor, 6 rooms. No appliances, Hutch. Excellent condition. tion. 646-1292. 643-2880. Dining Set, Bookcase, Antique SPACE FOR LEASE- The offer. 242-7711, after 1 p.m., shape. 54500. 7426786. Call after 5 p.m., 644-9107. Wash- ■ Stand,- - Call - 742-7192 no utilities, no pets, no small Convenience Center, Route 71, ask for Charley Jr. children. Tenant insurance HUFFEY 10 SPEED evenings just south of the West Farms 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT Borry’a World — Jim Berry CRAFTSMEN 26" Leal required. Lawn and sidewalk 758 Kerker headers. KNN COLONIAL SWIVEL BICYCLE- Very good condi­ Vacuum and Blower. Call 646- Mall ... specialty store space 2 GM 50” WHEELS- Mounted, ing TAG SALE- October 27th., & maintenance required. 5260 still available ... Spring 1980 worn snows. 4 Mustang wheel filters. Oil cooler. Much tion. 575. Girl's model. Call 3036. monthly. Security. Call 646- leaf 646-6635. 28th., 9 a.m. All kinds of items occupancy. Join K-Mart, covers, 1 Toronado wheel more! 51500. 6484076 before 2 table with 2 extra leafs, por­ on sale! 1736 Hebron Avenue, 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. Waldbaums & other fine cover. Cheap. Call 649-4210. p.m. table record player containing PEDESTAL SINK .530, roll- Glastonbury. stores. Call Heyituin Proper­ speakers and miscellaneous PROFESSIONAL SINGLES - ties. 1-2281206. PLYMOUTH 1973 STATION 1975 DUCATI 860 SS. Special away bed 520. electric dryer Mid 20's and up. to share large household items 649-4872. 550. All In good condition. 643- STANDARD POOL TABLE- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 WAGON- One owner. Excep­ cams, rework carburetor, 4970. Large coffee maker, baby house with fireplace. 5150 plus RENTAL AREAS of 2,000 to tional condition. Clean. No Conti exhaust. Former Cafe Our Boarding House This Funny World WOOD FOR SALE- All carriage and car bed. 3 spee