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Solons Ask More Funds for Defense Hurricane Frederic Batters Gulf Coast

Solons Ask More Funds for Defense Hurricane Frederic Batters Gulf Coast

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Manchester ding. Monday: Barbecued beef whole wheat bread, Hebron 1 ^ Thursday: Oven-fried on warm bun, buttered margarine, skim milk, Thursday: Baked ^Juvenile Runaways: Vance Is Satisfied 1 Yaz in Record Book 1 Flowers and Champagne chicken with cranberry chicken or turkey, gravy, All Schools green beans, vegetable coffee or tea. Elementary 1 sauce, parslied potato, coleslaw, chilled Thursday: Roast Tom whipped potato, mixed Eau Hanford A Solution Aborning I With Talks on 1 After 3,000th Base Hit Coming in Bolton Show Cafeteria menus which Monday: on com niblets, bread, butter, applesauce, whole wheat turkey, gravy, whipped vegetables, cornbread, All e u I A" Schools will be served Sept. 17-21 at roll, mashed potato, wax All S c h o o ls Monday; Hotdog on roll, Page 3 1 Page 8 1 Page 9 1 Page 14 milk and ice cream cup. bread, margarine, skim potatoes, buttered mixed pudding. Manchester Public Schools Friday: Baked macaroni beans, mixed fruit. Friday; Macaroni and Monday; on roll, whipped potato with gravy, milk, coffee or tea. vegetables, fresh banana, Tuesday: Pork patty, are as follows: and cheese, peanut butter whole wheat bread, cheese, fish sticks, cole carrots, chilled peaches, com, applecrips. . Monday: Apple juice, stuned , sliced mashed potato, cranberry slaw, rye bread, pineapple peanut butter square. Tuesday; Meatball Tuesday: Baked margarine, cranberry toasted cheese , tomatoes and lettuce, roll, sauce, carrots, applesauce chunks. Milk is served with Tuesday; Stuffed shells grinder and spaghetti, both meatloaf, gravy, oven- sauce, skim milk, coffee or iianrliFalrr buttered peas, milk and and cookie. all meals. 'Yenus are sub­ with sauce, buttered mixed with sauce, salad, butter, milk and peach roasted potatoes, buttered tea. peanut and raisin cup. Wednesday: Salami ject to change without vegetables, applesauce, Italian bread and butter, crisp. broccoli, chilled apricot Friday: Beef vegetable Tuesday: Veal patty, grinders, garden salad, notice. roll and butter. sliced peaches. and pineapple fruit cup, soup, macaroni $alad with mozzarella, tomato sauce, potato chips, pickle, Wednesday; Diced Wednesday; Toasted Cloudy Tonight, Elderly rye bread, margarine, chopped egg, sliced whipped potato, buttered pineapple cake. turkey over mashed ham and , skim milk, coffee or tea. American cheese, tomato wax beans, bread, butter, Thursday: Ravioli Coventry potatoes with gravy, com. potato puffs, fruit juice, Rainy Friday Menus which will be Wednesday: Baked cod wedges, chocolate pudding, milk, and rosy applesauce. served Sept. 17-21 at casserole, cole slaw, whole carrot and celery sticks, filet, parsley lemon butter cornbread, margarine, wheat bread, frosted cake. Details on page 2 Wednesday: Grape juice, Mayfair and Westhill butterscotch pudding with sauce, Spanish rice, mixed skim milk, coffee or tea. Friday: Orange juice, hamburg patty on a roll, Gardens to Manchester Monday: sandwich, meat sauce, topped with topping. vegetable salad with The menu is subject to tuna , potato corn chips, tossed salad, residents 60 and over are , rings, cheese, creamy cole slaw, Thursday; Pizza, ulad, dressing, yellow cake. change. chips, vegetables sticks, milk and chocolate pud­ as follows: hot vegetable, applesauce. chilled mixed fmit. fruit juice, ice cream cup Hospitalized brownie. Tuesday: Juice, hot dog Friday; Picnic Day; or . MANCHESTER - Republican Vol. XCVIli, N6.,282 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, September 13, 1B79 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20it Single Copy » 15(t Home Delivered Milk is served with all on roll, beans, wax beans, Sobthern-style chicken, , Friday; Tuna grinder meals. Ice cream, brow­ Town Chairman Richard Weins­ health nut mix. french fries, orange with lettuce and tomato, tein is hospitalized at Manchester nies, cookies and fruit are wedges, fresh biscuit. Lt. Beverly Kelley: Wednesday: Juice, potato chips, cole slaw, Memorial Hospital in the coronary also sold at an additional lasagna, green beans, Milk is served with all yellow cake with Icing. charge. care unit, and the reins of the pickle, spinach or com, meals. Milk is served with all Manchester Republican' Party Rham cake. meals. Low fat milk is have been taken over temporarily Solons Ask Monday: Pork patty with Friday: Juice, meat and Vernon available upon request. by Elsie Swensson, vice chair­ U.S. Coast Guard Skipper gravy, mashed potato, cheese pizza, tossed salad Fresh fruit Is available man. peas, corn bread, choice of or cole slaw, fruited All Schools with each meal. Republican Director Carl The Morgenthau made By KAY LYNCH rescue mission. newspaper clipping an­ dessert. gelatin with topping. Monday; Meatballs with Zinsser said this morning that four Alaska patrols for a Aboard the Cape “ My two chiefs are nouncing the Coast Guard Tuesday: Orange juice, Robertson Breakfast sauce, buttered noodies, Bolton Weinstein was hospitalized More Funds total of 13 months at sea great. They’ve taught me a was taking women. ham grinder, potato chips, M o n d ay ; o n e -h a lf green beans, rye bread ail’d because of stress. He is not Newagen. MAALAEA, during Lt. Kelley's time Maui. (UPI — The lot,” she says of Executive But to her dismay, she garden salad, peaches. banana, cold c e re a l, buUer, peaches. Elementary allowed visitors. aboard. She was by turns Wednesday: LaPizza executive officer of the 95- Officer Joe E’lia, the 16- was assigned when she raisins. Tuesday; Porkette with Monday; Cheeseburger Weinstein’s hospitalization navigator, assistant casserole, green beans, foot ship Cape Newagen, a year veteran, and graduated in June, 1976, Tuesday: Juice, applesauce, parsley on roll, french fries, cole comes at a time when the Egineering Officer Allan not to ship duty, but the the operations officer, and whole wheat bread and scrambled eggs, . potatoes, beets, bread and municipal election campaign is 16-year Coast Guard head of the weapons slaw, applesauce cookies. For Defense Farrell, due to retire soon Marine Safety Office at butter, pineapple cake. Wednesday: Fruit, butter, brownies. beginning to gain impetus. veteran, says his new com­ department. She was an Tuesday; Fruit juice, after 22 years in the Coast Portsmouth, Va. Thursday: Turkey salad, Wednesday: American manding officer is “one of armed member of English muffin, peanut tacos, .chopped tomatoes, the best skippers I’ve ever Guard. “I was never into eqiiai macaroni salad, pickle, butter or jam. chop suey casserole, broc­ lettuce, baked beans. Energy Update WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group Carter can be expected to put up a 3 numerous teams which , worked with.” The small Maui station rights or anything, because garden salad, Neopolitan Thursday: one-half coli, bread and butter, Wednesday: Sausages of senators appealed to President good fight. board foreign vessels to Washington; As Carter flew to has the same range of mis­ I had aiways done what I whip. banana, doughnut. strawberry tarts. and waffle, syrup and Carter today to increase defense Both Carter and Kennedy are to The skipper is Lt. (jg) check for possible Hartford Wednesday, the White sions as any Coast Guard wanted to do. And I didn’t Friday: Juice, fish Friday: Fruit cup, sweet Thursday: Juice, salami butter, peaches or plums, spending by 5 per cent over the next speak at a Hispanic-American Beverly Kelley, 27, first violations. House announced he had proposed woman commissioned to unit. They include want to make waves or sticks, macaroni and roil. grinders, potato chips. ice cream. three years, but the lawmakers left meeting in Washin^on tonight. - serveillance for oil pollu­ anything. But I had joined After their first sea tour. cheese, mixed vegetables, Miik is served with all spiced applesauce. giving an average $200 in federal the White House without any com­ After this morning’s meeting with run a U.S. government Thursday: Juice, meat money to poor families and $100 to tion and fisheries the Coast Guard to go to Coast Guard officers with applesauce and cookies. meals. Friday: Turkey and mitment from the president. senators favoring increased defense ship. After a month at the high marks are eligible to and cheese, pizza, tossed poverty-stricken individuals this helm, she is looking fine. violations, insuring boating sea. Suddenly I realized, In addition the combo is gravy, cranberry sauce, salad, fm lt^ gelatin. spending, Nunn said: "We’re in 'hey. I’m not going to sea. command a small ship, if Hale & High winter so they can pay higher fuel Sen. John Tower, R-Texas, said the "I was real apprehensive safety, servicing aids to served each day. This in­ <5*001, rice, molded Friday; Lasagna, peas agreement on the 1980 budget but we I’ve got to do something one is available.-To her M onday; costs. senators support Carter’s proposal at first, but it’s okay now,” navigation, boarding cludes , potato fVio. vegetable salad, roll and and carrots, Italian bread, for a 3 percent increase in military did not get the president’s support on vessels. quick.” surprise, Lt. Kelley was chips, vegetable dessert sandwich, french fries, butter, pears and cherry. Washington: The House 5 percent” for the future years. says the native who onion rings, cole German apple cake. spending for the 1980 fiscal year to “Nobody has just one job She began sending given her first choice, the and milk. Soup and siaw. Milk is served with alt Commerce Committe Wednesday Nunn, who has made his vote on the chucked a boring bank job applesauce. Milk is served with all counter inflation and met NATO like you would in a larger carefuily composed letters Cape Newagen. sandwich of the day. meals. voted to set up an Energy Residents evacuating low lying areas of north, fleeing the approach of Hurricane strategic arms limitation agreement to go to sea when the Coast Tuesday: Sloppy Joe, meals. commitments. But they also “want a unit. With just 15 of us, up the chain of command. “I a woman wants to go Cookies and ice cream also Mobilization Board with broad southern tack up in a traffic jam Frederic. (UPI photo) contingent on a 5 percent increase in Guard took its first women to sea, the Coast Guard is mashed potato, vegetable, powers, that President Carter 5 percent projection” for fiscal 1981, in 1976, everybody puts in a lot “We are very sorry,” available. on Highway 23 in Port Sulphur, La., heading 1982 and 1983, he said. defense spending, contended spen­ more than 40 hours. But came the repiy from the way to go right now,” fruit cup with topping. No neither sought nor apparently ding for social programs "has “There is a tremendous she says. “Every job in the lunch at high school, in- wanted, for waiving environmen­ responsibility, A lot more they love it, you know. Washington in January, Glastonbury “We got no commitment from the followed the inflation line ” but “As long as you have ’’But the commandant's service is now open to any service day. tal laws. defense expenditures have not. His ’ than I realized. Fourteen All Schools president,” Tower told reporters search-and-rescue mis­ poiicy is that no women woman who qualifies Wednesday: Juice, Cooking with Class New York: The nation’s afterward. aim, he said, “is to keep us free and men, myself, this million- herself and passes the test, lasagna, green beans, gar­ refiners added almost 6 million dollar ship. I’m responsible sions and you’re saving will go to sea.” Monday: Sloshburger, Hurricane Frederic alive.” if there are separate corn, sweet potato cake. lic bread, ice cream bars Breadmaking, Menua for Entertaining and barrels to home-heating oil inven­ Carter did not give the senators, for all this equipment, the lives — that’s what people She sought the help of the On Wednesday’s trip, Carter berthing accomodations.” Tuesday: Chicken or on stick. Basic Techniques are just a few of the Fall tories last week and kept the in­ who had requested the meeting, a building, the government join the Coast Guard for. If Coast Guard's civil rights avoided replying to reporters' Except in wartime. tuna sandwich on roll with Thursday: Soup, toasted * cooking coursn available. Register now dustry on target toward stocking "flat turndown,” Tower said, and the vehicles, and 144,000 you’ve got that going for officer. Four months iater, questions about the possible Kennedy “The Coast Guard is un­ lettuce, french fries, cheese sandwich, pickle, for morning or evening classes. Call adequate supplies for the winter president suggested another session. square miles of ocean out you, and you can just keep a year after her graduation challenge and the issue was not der the Department of jellied vegetable salad. spinach or corn, cake. for the new Fall schedule and for season, the American Petroleum rested, everybody does from OCSN the Coast Batters Gulf Coast If he remains negative on the sub­ raised during question-and-answer there.” Transportation in Friday: Juice, meat and Institute reported Wednesday. pretty well.” She says it Guard dropped all restric­ Wednesday: Spaghetti larly registration. ject, Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., told sessions with the National Retired Hawaii held another sur­ peacetime, but in war it cheese pizza, tossed saiad Bucharest, Romania: The Miami discontinued all coastal war­ gets rough on the families tions on assignments for with meat sauce, tossed MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — Hurricane And, a man was killed in a Dothan, reporters, “I see no way I would per­ Teachers Association and the prise for Lt. Kelley, who reports to the secretary of or cole slaw, fruited Eleanor Blake — 6334552 chairman of Standard OU of In­ nings and said that heavy rains, thought she’d seen her of the nine married men. women and asked for salad, yeast roll, fruit com­ Frederic battered the Gulf Coast Ala,, traffic accident at the height of sonally vote on SALT until we get a 5 American Association of Retired the Navy and the chief of gelatin with topping. diana Wednesday accused the the storm. A woman presumably possible floods and tornadoes were roughest seas on patrol in A University of Miami volunteers for ships. pote. with 130 mph winds and torrential percent increase in the budget.” Persons in Hartford and unemployed Naval operations. The Carter administration of being “a drowned when her boat overturned the greatest remaining threats from miners in Steubenville. Alaska. Constant trade gradate with a Lt. Keiley was among 12 rains today, smashing cars and Cape Newagen would bunch of amateurs” risking buildings, snapping power lines and near Pensacola, Fla. Frederic. The storm continued to But he did encounter • a host of winds give the islands mathematics degree, Ms. women assigned to the Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., become a combat ship. America’s future oil supplies to causing extensive flooding before Louisiana authorities said two men weaken with top winds of 70 mph, but added: "The defense job that needs questions about the national health some of the roughest fair- Kelley was eligible for the Morgenthau, a 378-footer “Under the law right win votes in 1980. being downgraded to a tropical died after being washed off offshore with a few hurricane-force gusts to be done can't be done unless the care plans in Hartford, which is in weather ocean in the Coast Guard's 16-week of­ homeported in San Fran­ now, all women on ships storm.' installations that were being hauled expected near the center. president provides leadership.” Kennedy’s back yard, and said: world. When it really kicks ficer candidate school in cisco. An unhappy finance Yorktown, Va., when her in Baltimore terminated would be relieved instantly Many Demands At least eight deaths were at­ in and two evacuated offshore oil At 9 a.m. EDT, the storm center "Both proposals, mine and Sen. up, homecoming to tiney, if we went to war. workers were killed in a car wreck was near latitude 32,3 north, “I can't think of anything that Kennedy’s, have a lot in common. reef-ridden Maalaea Har­ mother sent her a their marriage plans. YOUR FIRST BOX OF NHV HONEYBRAN BONN, West Germany (UPI) — tributed to the storm and hundreds north of New Orleans. longitude 88.6 west, or near Meri­ would strengthen him in this time of Both will be first implemented in bor can be the most hair- A man who hijacked a Lufthansa were injured. Hundreds of homes and businesses Hundreds were hurt from flying dian, Miss., moving toward the north (political) weakness,” Jackson said, 1983. The difference in my opinion is raising part of a search and GETS YOU A SECOND ONE... airliner with a toy pistol rattled than for Carter to go along with a 5 off a grab bag of demands from a were flooded and highways were debris although half a million people at 15-20 mph. It is expected to turn to that mine can pass.” PINEHURST washed out or made impassable by had fled coastal areas in advance of the northeast later today. percent increase in the Pentagon Although Carter didn’t say so, plebiscite on nuclear energy to budget. FOR THE VERIBEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEAT longer maternity leaves before debris. National the storm. Damage along the coast Frederic barrelled into land Kennedy’s bill would provide a more . . at 302 Main was enormous. Estimates in between Mobile and Pascagoula, comprehensive approach sooner. Births releasing 128 hostages and sur­ Guardsmen were patrolling Mobile Carter met with the senators on the streets to stop a rash of looting. alone were running into Miss., around 11 p.m. EDT Carter's plan has ■■a phase-in ap­ A Special on rendering. heels of a tw o -state trip on FROZEN The second hurricane to hit the the hundreds of millions of dollars. Wednesday, blacking out much of the proach, with first provisions dealing First Prize Boneless The German hijacker, Rafal Wednesday to Hartford, Conn., and Korhin, Daniel Paul, 12 oz. pkgs. Large areas along the coast were resort area. Small tornadoes spun off with catastrophic care, extended Keppel, 31, who described himself mainland this month killed at least Steubenville, Ohio, where he avoided son of Bobby W. and Deb­ without power as the savage winds Medicaid and Medicare, and LANGOSTINOS as a writer but a Lufthan^ three people in Alabama, four in from the main storm as it moved questions about the burgeoning bie Rice Kochin of Gilmer, spokesman termed "deranged,” Louisiana and one in . A 4- broke lines and poles. A DC3 was overland, adding to the damage. pregnancy costs. • Texas. He was born Sept. 2 political challenge of Sen, Edward * 3 . 6 9 „ „ i r a i i K seized the aircraft Wednesday year-old boy died when his mobile blown several hundred feet from its At 6 a.m. EDT, Frederic was Kennedy, D-Mass. at home. His paternal morning on a domestic flight from home blew over at Grand Bay, Ala. A parking place at the Mobile airport reported weakening away from grandparents are Mr. and Frankfurt to Bonn-Cologne, to 76-year-old Prichard, Ala., woman and left upside down in the middle of water and the National Hurricane He did take sharp issue during the Mrs. Alexander Kochin of died of a heart attack before storm- a street. Center in Miami said the storm’s one-day visit with Kennedy's health ARMOUR'S ROLLS begin the 12-hour drama. 298 Oak St,, Manchester. delayed doctors could reach her. The in winds were down to 80 mph as it care proposals, and National Chair­ All Whit* M**l Keppel, who pulled a toy gun out He has three borthers, Easy to cook, easy to allc* of a black bag and demanded to moved northward about 30 miles man John White told reporters on Air Dalton Wade, 5, Cody BREAST OF speak to West German Chancellor southeast of Meridian, Miss.. Force One on the return flight that Boone, 4, Bobby Wayne II, TURKEY Helmut Schmidt about money for “ Frederic should continue to 2; and a sister. Jo-anna a “peace organization,” was per­ weaken rapidly during the day,” the Kay, 1, We featun freshly sliced Tobin’s lb. 1 . 1 9 suaded to put down at the Bonn- center said. LARGE Cologne airport, which serves Winds, rain and the danger of A s s e s s o r both West German cities. fallen power lines kept most officials Rusrafclia, Karen Lynn, BOLOGNA from making spot damage checks daughter of David C, and Train Crash before daylight, but disaster officials A p p o in te d B onnie L. G e is s le r OUR OWN A first prize special for the small family in Pascagoula reported “severe Buscaglia of 86 Silver St., VERIBEST LB. SMOKED BONELESS STALAC, Yugoslavia (UPI) — damage” and Mobile Civil Defense SAUSAGE MEAT F o r T o w n Coventry. She was born DAISY i A freight train sped through a stop officials reported “ massive Aug. 23 at Rockville signal early today and crashed damage” to that area. General Hospital. Her . . * 1 . 2 9 ROLLS into a crowded passenger express, “Fairhope has had it,” said city 1. MANCHESTER - J , Richard Vin­ maternal grandparents are (Also known as Palsy Hems) killing more than 50 people and in­ Councilman Jack Stipes from the cent, town assessor in Mansfield, has Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence uring more than 100 others, of; small Alabama town on the eastern accepted the position of Manchester Geissler Sr. of Storrs. Her ficials said. shore of . "The metal town assessor it was announced paternal grandparents are The Yugoslav national news from buildings is ail over the streets. today by General Manager Robert Mrs. Virginia Pierson of Beef CHUCK Roast agency said the death toll reached Trees and power lines are down. It’s Weiss. 2645 Boston Turnpike, “more than 50” by late morning one big mess.” U.S.D.A. CHOICE Vincent has also been assessor in Coventry and Camillo but added that the exact toll was Frederic slammed ashore with UNDERBLADE $129 Windsor, and Enfield, He is Buscaglia of 86 Silver St., not yet clear. tides of up to 15 feet, placing many Bone>ln experienced in the computer field Coventry, She has a i: shore resorts such as Gulf Shores, which is expected to aid in the ad­ brother, James Edward. Lean-n-Tender Etna Erupts Ala., in jeopardy, but no one knew vancement of the computer opera­ lb. early today the extent of damage. CATANIA, Sicily (UPI) - tion now in the assessor’s office. FREE! Mount Etna erupted like a cannon “We don’t know what’s happened Thanks to just the right touch of honey, new, Vincent was an assistant professor Oliiliewski, .Miclicllc showering fiery lava on 200 in Gulf Shores because there ain’t high-fiber HoneyBran from Ralston tastes so deli­ nobody down there,” a civil defense at the University of Connecticut Anne, daughter of Peter J. tourists and killing nine of them in Institute of Public Service doing and Maureen Murdock cious and stays so crisp in milk your whole family’s official in Fairhope said. the first deaths on the slopes of research on educational applications Olshewski of Ellington. She gonna love it. the storied volcano since 1842. In Pascagoula, the roof and front wall of a National Guard armory in municipal data processing. was born Aug. 29 at Beef CHUCK Steak$ In tact, we think you’ll want to make it your The sudden molten shower in­ Vincent is replacing Edgar E. Rockville General lie n A runiriE T regular family cereal. So we’ll send you a coupon tor jured 23 others. Hurricane Frederic crashed into the Gulf Coast near Mobile, were blown away and an emergency U.S.D.A. CHOICE shelter set up at a Pascagoula school Belleville who resign^, effective Hospital. Her maternal The lava roared down on the 200 June 30. ft is expected that Mr. Vin­ UNDERBLADE one 12 oz. box tree. Just send us the submission Ala., Wednesday, blowing away buildings with 135-mph winds for 250 evacuees was heavily grandparents are Mr. and European tourists, most of them cent will begin work for the town no Mrs. Franklin Murdock of Bone-liv form and one HoneyBran purchase seal before and sending a storm surge estimated at 15 feet boiling into damaged. Lean-n-Tender Oct. 31,1979. in their 20s, as they arrived near later than Oct. 9, 574 G a rd n e r S t., the lip of the volatile volcano on a Mobile Bay. (UPI map) Manchester. Her paternal regular tour at sunset Wednesday. grandmother is Mrs. Elma PInehuret Verlbest MAIL'IN OFFEB “It was as if an incredibly Olshewski of 101 Oliver OFFER EXPIBES OCTOBER SI, UTS powerful cannon had blasted on Road, Manchester. She has them,” said a tour guide who ad­ a sister. Heather Lynn, 2. “uVEBS* ciuCKlil LEGS...... »75* Send me a coupon for a FREE 12 oz. box of HoneyBran cereal. Money Will Be Hard to Get Mail to: HoneyBran Offer, P.O. Box PL 14077, Belleville, IL 62222. ministered first aid. Freeh Block lelend I am enclosing one proof-of-purchase seal from HoneyBran cereal, formula referred to by Kaufman. It In addition, Kaufman says “there is Please mail my coupon for one (1) FREE box (12 oz.) of HoneyBran cereal to: Inside Today NEW YORK (UPI) - Chase bank, said the increase reflected calls for a prime rate 1% percentage a continuing demand for mortgage V:, *3.99 Manhattan Bank moved to a record "the higher rates we are paying in Foley, Kaina Amber, SWORbFISH...... Classified...... 15-18 points above the rate on 90-day cer­ financing.” 13 percent prime lending rate deposit and money markets,” and Fed Chairman Paul Volcker has in­ daughter of Daniel and N EAR THE LAST OF THE SEASOHI Name:_ Comics...... 19 tificates of deposit. Citibank’s prime (Please Print Clearly) Wednesday and predictions are that added: “Business loan demand has herited the task of shrinking money Paulette Godek of Editorial ...... 4 rate is at 12% percent, and predic­ business faces a 13Vi percent prime remained strong at the 12% percent growth at a time the economy is, by 3,000th Hit Ellington. She was born Address;. Energy...... 13 tions are the second-largest bank will rate and even that money may be level, making the 13 percent rate, in many indicators, in a recession. He Aug. 28 at Rockville Entertainment ...... 12 move 1/2-point on Friday morning, Carl Yastrzemski of the SHURFINE BACON .....w. hard to obtain at any price. our judgment, appropriate.” has moved aggressively, tightening General Hospital. Her .state:. -Zip:, Fam ily...... 6 it’s usual time for announcing Boston Red Sox, standing at 59C This certificate must accompany your request. Thii^erlilicale may not be iransferf^ or mpchamcaily r^rortuced IslifTHted loom parttcipR' maternal grandparents are Chase's increase in the rate Indeed, Henry Kaufman, general changes in its prime. But a bigger credit by pushing short-term rates to We redeem Gov’t Food Stomps and Mfg. Coupons hsrs at lio n per family, u o u p or organization. Good only in u.^.A and A.P.O.'s and F.P.O.s. Void where prohibited, taxed of otherwise restricted. 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Dally Television ...... 12 dampen inflation by slowing a growth career hit. Story on page 9. week at the 12% percent level. at 13% percent.”. ding to David M. Jones, economist Mrs. Tom Foley of Colum­ Not Open Sundeye ^Weather...... in the money supply and record (UPI photo) bus Circle, Eas^Hartford...... Chase, the country’s third-largest New York's Citibank follows the borrowing by the corporate sector. for Aubrey G. Lanston Co. PAGE TWO EVENING HERALD. Thurt.. Sept. 13, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 13, 1979 - PAGE THREE The Weather Runaways: Solution Ahorninit Carter’s Talk Received# MOO Peopletalk M A T I U l t I Minister Knows Four Standing Ovations Emancipation Act Will a Beginning Jesus CanH Help By JAMES V. HEALION Lane is the same as putting them in a cage. All they do is tion. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA MAi«niic>c-rc-n i,r,, m. absocb tho nogatlve aspocts of tho experienco hod Icam Sixty-one percent of the more violent boys showed “So youth services located this young man in the house I' ' .Herald Reporter MANCHESTER (UPI) - The runaway problem won’t how to cope with the world once they get out by working symptoms of paranoia. Some of the boys said they saw with this 18-year-old woman and we took official action The pastor of the Move of God and Deliverance so'ved when the Emancipation Act becomes law iii Oc- against the system.” their siblings tortured and their mothers slashed by their against her ^ c a u se she had been warned by the school. Church has accepted the fact that Jesus can't de­ HARTFORD - Members of the “ I don’t think though that teachers should be the major conference of retired persons were a beginning, says Lt. Pat jailing should be used only in the extreme, the fathers or other men. fend her on welfare fraud charges. spruir-pc Police Department s youth coUeague said, and some correctional department of­ “One parent broke her son’s legs with a broom; force in taking responsibility. I think everybody should seated one and one half hours before services bureau. 79.77 The Rev. Delores Guthrie Wednesday accepted ficials agree. It depends on the child and the social another broke his fingers and his sister’s arm; another work together and maybe we wouldn’t get a certain kind lovill 1IMNIATUW President Carter’s scheduled arrival the services of a public defender for her Oct. 3 trial Under the act, a parent, or young adult who has worker, Lt. Qraves said. She has reservations about Long chained and burned his son; and yet another threw his son of a child. Some we’re going to get, no doubt about it.” SO in Hartford Superior Court, even though she had time, and during the course of his reached 16. could petition the juvenile court for eman­ visit give four standing ovations. Lane’s ability to contain its children, but has confidence downstairs, injuring his head, following which the boy told a judge Jesus would be her lawyer. cipation. The court would decide if the applicant was suf­ While waiting for the president, the in the new superintendent, Neil Nilson. developed epilepsy,” the researchers said. The Hartford minister is charged with fraudulent­ ficiently mature, and decisions could be appealed. Once audience was entertained by the She said seven children escaped one June weekend, Lt. Graves has been a policewoman for 13 years and ly obtaining about |2,000 in welfare aide. emancipated, the person could live apart, able to do just returned to Manchester, and committed criminal acts. has developed a certain theory about juvenile crime: She [S 3 * Mrs. Guthrie pleaded innocent to the charge when Coast Guard band. They heard an in­ about anything an adult does. UAIWEATHIII rOTOCAtT • She said they should be charged with escape from a cor­ would nip it in the bud: she first was brought (o court. She initially pleaded troduction by Gov. Elia Grasso in "This could be an asset both for the parent and the For period ending 7 a.m.EST 9/14/79. During Thursday which she said Carter, “Is com­ rectional facility and probably get more time. “I don’t “We as police officers should start looking at problems guilty Wednesday but then settled on an innocent young adult in that if he or she did become emancipated it when children are at the elementary school level rather night, rain and showers will be expected in portions of the mitted to preventing the elderly qnd think it should be overlooked.” plea. would dissolve the parents’ financial responsibility, than having to deal with them when they are 13 or 1. mid Plains, and from the central Gulf coast, north­ poor from having to choose whether A team of Yale University researchers found in an 18- “I do not feel in my heart that I am guilty. I ob­ which under Connecticut law is $3,000.1 don't think it will “If we can recognize the symptoms then, we might be eastward through the Tennessee-Ohio valley and into to buy food, fuel or medicine this month study at Long Lane that violent behavior in a tained the money to meet the needs of the people,’’ completely solve our problem, but it certainly is a begin­ able to prevent certain situations - providing, of course, WEEKEND SPECIAL parts of the Northeast area. Clear to partly cloudy skies heating season.” group of boys they surveyed was related to brain and ner­ she told Superior Court Judge John F. Mulcahey Jr. ning." Lt. Graves said. we can get the cooperation of the parents and the child,” elsewhere, A. group of 2,600 heard Carter an­ vous system disorders, a departure from traditional Mrs. Guthrie, whose congregation is made up of She says her department's main concern is reducing belief. School Teachers Could Help 11 persons who worship in her home, said she ob­ nounce a $1.6 billion program to help the recidivism rate, “which is why the youth services Connecticut Forecast the poor pay rising fuel bills. Carter tained money from welfare and various jobs to help bureau was initially started here — more as a preventive Horror Stories Discovered She said teachers could be the early warning system in the poor and spread the word of God through radio declared, “We must protect the Histories of severe home abuse and domestic violence any war on juvenile delinquency because with their (WHUIIONS Partly sunny today with the highs 75 to 80 or about 25 C. measure than as an investigative one though we obvious­ Increasing cloudiness tonight with chance of rain by mor­ broadcasts. energy security of this country. ly conduct both roles." were discovered. The researchers, whose conclusions training, they could be the first to spot odd behavior in ning. Lows 55 to 60. Friday rain with highs in the low 70s. Public defender William J. Severn! told Mulcahey Excessive imports of foreign oil appeared in the journal of the American Academy of students. Everybody Lends a Hand She mentioned one underage boy who was staying with Probability of rain near zero today 40 percent tonight and Mrs. Guthrie had letters to show how the money had threaten our security, for with the Child Psychiatry, said the horror stories were extraor­ oil, we also import excessive infla­ Everybody in the department from Chief Robert D. an 18-year-old woman in another context, but it might $134 80 percent Friday. Light variable winds today. Southerly been spfent in the "work of God.” dinary. Doz. Lannan on down — the patrolmen, detectives -- lend a winds around 10 mph tonight. Friday south to southeast tion and unemployment.” The boys were divided into two groups with 78 of the serve as an example of what she meant. hand at one point or another. But it is Lt. Graves’s four- “One of the school teachers happened to have seen this CASH & winds 10 to 15 mph. Bronx Cheer A relaxed and confident Carter most violent — committed because of murder, assault or claimed that without the impact of member squad that carries the ball day. The unit is arson — in one, and 19 of the milder boys in the other. young man on the street with her and came up here and CARRY K. CENTER ST. .Air Pollution Forecast Carroll O’Connor was invited to be a presenter rising energy costs, the inflation rate regarded by some child specialists as the best in the Most were residents of Long Lane’s secure detention unit made a complaint because he had been truant several (>49-5268, Sunday at Los Angeles’ Pasadena Auditorium for would have chang^ one quarter of state. and made up less than 20 percent of the school’s popula­ times. HARTFORD lUPIl — The state Department of En­ Once a minor comes to the attention of the youth ser­ the Emmy Awards show, but they wouldn’t let him one percent. Even with rising energy vironmental Protection forecast moderate air pollution vices unit in Manchester, a serious effort is made to bring along his “Archie’s Place” costar — 10-year- costs Carter declared, “ We will have levels for Connecticut today and reported good levels determine the underlying problems. old Danielle Brisebois — so he bowed out. the necessary fuel to see us through Manchester officials with responsibility for health care of around the state Wednesday. the winter.” "We sit down and discuss them with the child, with the Says television’s beloved bigot, “I thought it senior citizens listen to President C arter’s address a t the H art­ would be a good show business touch to have the kid Heating oil is currently being family. We explain to them what the alternatives are, Long Island Sound ford Civic Center Wednesday. Seated in the center foreground with me, but the producer, Norman Rosemont, said stockpiled. A heating oil manage­ what agencies are available to them, telling them what 3 Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk it would look like I was trying to hype my own ment group composed of the is Dr. Alice Turek, town health director. Assistant Director of these agencies do." Point. N.Y.: High pressure moving slowly east off coast. show.” departments of Energy, Transporta­ Health Ronald Kraatz is seated behind Dr. Turek. Helen She said if her unit later determines the cooperating Low pressure advancing towards area from west Friday. Anyhow, he adds, “I didn’t care much about going tion and the military will insure this Jones, elderly outreach worker, is on Kraatz’s left. (Herald agency is making inroads with the family, “ we will close the case out preventing that child from having a juvenile Southeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots this afternoon and in the first place. It was so hot there I got a nose oil is properly distributed. photo by Pinto) tonight, southerly 15 to 20 knots with stronger gusts bleed the year before.” . Texaco, said Carter, is freezing its court record” Friday. Visibility 5 miles or more until late tonight. prices of home heating oil for those We do not want to continue keeping there would be no energy crunch in “We feel here that counseling has been successful. Lowering toward morning Friday to 1 to 3 miles and oc­ least able to pay. The president patients in the hospital longer than this winter.” Referrals we would make to the juvenile court and to casionally lower with little change later Friday. Partly Reluctant Lady called on other oil companies to give necessary. That is the reason we’re Dr. Alice Turek, the town’s direc­ child guidapee centers or private psychiatrists would be f S T A U cloudy today. Cloudy tonightr Periods of rain Friday, Ex-first lady Betty Ford says she hopes it stays adequate credit and hold the line on pushing hospital containment.” tor of health, said she was sorry fairly serious cases, parent referrals relatively minor.” possibly becoming heavy at times. Wave heights about 1 that way — “Ex.” prices. He declared, “No oil com­ The president followed by his Carter failed to mention Connec­ No case is too small though. foot today increasing to 1 to 2 feet tonight and to 2 to 4 She was a guest Wednesday in Chicago on the Phil panies will be allowed to profiteer as motorcade sped away in a dark ticut’s efforts, to contain hospital In the case of a kid “ throwing an egg at somebody's car feet Friday. . Donahue show where she responded to questions a result of the energy crisis.” limoSine after meeting with in­ costs. Said Dr. Turek, “Connecticut’s we would find a way to work off the damage ... teaching about a possible re-election bid for husband Gerald. Carter called on the conference surance agency executives. He hospital cost containment programs the child that what has been done is wrong, at the same Extended Outlook Says she, “I don’t think he’s going to do it. I don’t attendents to work together to beat waved from behind his bullet proof are a model for the nation. 1 did think time making them face up to their responsibilities.” want him to do it. I would support him if he did, but the energy problem. He called the window to a crowd of approximately the speech was very good, especially Hardcore Runaways Referred m Extended outlook for New England Saturday through I don't think I have anything to worry about.” elderly, “The best Americans to 2000 who waited outside. the idea of letting people know what The unit refers hardcore runaways to juvenile court. Monday: And of honesty in politics: “ I think it should be teach the rest of the country how to Prominent Manchester residents physician’s charges are. This would Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Chance of rain Saturday ending Criminal violations could send a child to the state's Long done honestly but I’m not sure you can get re­ prevail and endure.” attended the presidential address. be similar to tlje open posting of Sunday. Partly cloudy Monday. Highs will be in the 60s. Lane School in Middletown, which isn't conducive to elected that way.” Carter’s fuel assistance program Helen Jones, the new elderly out­ charges in pharmacies, which now rehabilitation in the view of some specialists. Lows will be from the mid 40s to the mid 50s. will provide an average of $200 to reach worker said, “The president allows people with perscriptions to Vermont: Chance of showers Saturday. Clearing Sun­ A colleague of Lt. Graves’s said in a separate interview Playpen Revisited families most needy of fuel funding. impressed us with the importance of do comparative shopping.” “putting kids who are runaways in a school like Long day. chance of showers Monday, Highs in the 60s to This funding is dependant on conserving energy in our own small After Carter spoke, Connecticut around 70. Lows in the upper 40s and 50s. It's Playboy magazine’s 25th birthday, and Congress passing the windfall profits ways. I felt it was reassuring to hear Sen. Lowell Weiker addressed the Maine and New Hampshire: Cloudy Saturday. Chance publisher Hugh Hefner is celebrating it with a tax. audiance. Said Dr. Turek, “I found Foster Parent Talks Set of rain Sunday. Partly cloudy Monday. Overnight lows in television special filmed at his very own Hollywood The president declared the success the spectre of action on national VERNON — The Department of Children and Youth the 50s Saturday cooling to the 40s Monday. Daytime palace. of his efforts to help the elderly with health care most exciting. After highs in the 60s. Janet Pilgrim was the star of the show at Services will sponsor a series of meetings for residents of their most pressing needs. He said, listening to Sen. Weicker it sounds Vernon and other area towns who are interested in Tuesday's kick-off party. She was the magazine’s “During my campaign, the main con­ like something is going to be done, National Forecast very first “Playmate” centerfolder— in 1955— and becoming foster parents. cern of older Americans was the since both republibans and Meetings will be Sept. 17, Sept. 24 and Oct. 1 at 1 Court the only lovely ever to be featured three times. Says democrats are working on it. City Fest Hi Lo Los Angeles c 85 69 bankruptcy of the Social Security St. at 7 p.m. Albuqueque 88 69 Hefner of his career as the sultan of hedonism, “It’s pc 95 61 Louisville r funds. We now have legislation Barbara Weinberg, Manchester Foster parents care for children in need, often children .Anchorage cy 60 53 Memphis r 88 74 been a man's greatest fantasy come to life ... a assuring the soundsness of the social resident and friend of President Asheville r 78 67 Miami Beach r 87 76 large room filled wall-to-wall with some of the most who have been neglected or abused, while their biological security system.” Carter from his campaign days, said, parents get help in rehabilitating. DCYS officials said the '.trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrf rrrrr.fx Atlanta r 80 72 Milwaukee cy 85 66 beautiful women in the world.” Carter said his administration won “The most important part of the day E Billings need is great and the challenge is greater. Those in­ pc 65 48 Minneapolis pc 64 49 protection against unwarranted man­ for me was to be greeted with a hug Boston pc 70 57i Nashville r 86 70 Some Like It Hot terested should attend the first meeting. For more infor­ Brownsville, Tx pc 87 72 New Orleans cy 85 77 datory retirement. He also declared. and kiss from my friend, Jimmy mation, call 1-800-982-6872, Buffalo pc 80 63 New York pc 79 62 September Thorpe, featured in the nudie musical We will achieve a comprehensive Carter, at the Air National Guard Charleston, S.C. r 84 77 Oklahoma City c 88 63 “Oh Calcutta” has a new job. She’s the first national health care program.” ramp in Windsor Locks. We talked Charlotte. iN.C r 82 67 Omaha c 65 47 Broadway actress to be designated a “fire guard” Carter said his program would en­ about the campaign and found Jim­ Chicago cy 82 67 Philadelphia pc 78 58 under a new New York City law requiring such a sure the 24 million people receiving my full of vigor. Cleveland cy 85 68 Phounix c 106 88 post in theaters. medicare a limit on out of pocket (Carter opened his remarks to Uie Columbus • r 84 64 Pittsburgh cy 82 60 She's not unprepared. Her father. Jack Thorpe, expenses. After payment of the first group of retired people by saying, Dallas pc 89 67 Portland, Me. c 72 45 was a volunteer firemen for several years— on Fire day, senior citizens would have the “Although 1 admire you, I have no in­ Denver pc 62 48 Portland, Ore. c 86 55 Island. right to unlimited hospital stay. Doc­ tention of joining your ranks in the Des Moines pc 79 52 Providence 71 53 pc tors fees would be publicly set. near future.” ) Detroit r 81 65 Richmond pc 81 62 Her job, in the event of a blaze, is to lead the Duluth pc 59 St Louis 85 67 audience out of what’s billed as “the hottest Physicians charging higher amounts Pat Shea is an Andover resident 45 cy X: El Paso c 93 63 Salt Lake City c 78 47 musical in town” — but considering her costume, than the publicly set fee would be who helped set up the Ethan Allen Hartford pc 73 48 San Antonio pc 91 74 which is nothing at all — she well may pray for no castigated as cheaters. Catistrophic room of the Sheraton Hartford Hotel Honolulu c 91 75 San Diego c 84 71 alarms in January. medical bills will be covered for all where the president met with in­ EXIT 93 Houston cy 87 71 San Francisco c 94 62 Americans. surance company executives. Said L Indianapolis r 86 61 San Juan pc 89 77 Quote of the Day Declared the president as the Mrs. Shea, “The staffing behind the Jackson. Mss. r 85 72 Seattle c 77 58 audience gave a standing ovation, scenes of a two-and-one-half-hour Manchester Jacksonville r 85 76 Spokane c 74 46 Science fantasy master Ray Bradbury in the first “ We are entering a new era in presidential visit is just incredible. BucKland Kansas City c 83 54 Tampa r 85 79 anniversary issue of Omni magazine, on the energy President Carter listens to medical care.” At 5 p.m. the night before Carter S Las Vegas c 106 74 Washington pc 81 64 crisis: “ The most annoying occurrence of recent Little Rock r 84 68 Wichita pc 87 55 Questions from the audience, who a question from the audience came, the Ethan Alien room was just years is all these knuckleheads running around were members of the American during an address Wednesday another hotel room. By 1 a.m. that protesting nuclear power — all these stupid people Association of Retired Persons, or its before the National Retired morning the Carter staff of friendly, who do no research at all and who go out and march, sister organization, the National down-to-earth people had set up a The Almanac pretending they care about the human race, and Retired Teachers Association, con­ Teachers Association and the totally different scene. A com­ then go off in their automobiles and kill one cerned the health care program. American Association of plicated telephone network capable By I niled Press International another.” Carter said his bill was better than Retired Persons at the Hart­ of connecting the president with any Today is Thursday. Sept. 13, the 256th day of 1979 with the Kennedy plan for national health area of the world at a moments 109 to follow. Glimpses ford Civic Center. (Herald The moon is in its last quarter. care because the Carter plan has a photo by Pinto) notice was in place. Streameys and a filn higher likelihood of success in the red carpet were rolled out. The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The Cincinnati Post says Philadelphia Phillies’ *T h f McDonald's logo ii a registered trademark of .McDonalJ'sC,nrp«iraiii

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Guy Vander Jagt of Michigan Democratic policies and proposals. colleagues on most major issues. in both parties believe couj^appen. THIS SALE APPLIES Voters to ballot tomorrow in hard- would be the classic match of Mr. believes his party’s image and One drawback may be that he has a However, he has found his minority Since their 159 seats leavelhem 59 fought primary. Outside versus Mr. Inside. rhetoric need a boost. His closest relatively modest record to show for wliip post confining at times because short of a majority, a switch in party TO THE MANCHESTER 10 Years Ago Rhodes has not yet announced his associates say that Republicans have his 13 years in the House. he has not wanted to upstage Rhodes, control of the House probably won’t THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. STORE ONLY Albert E, Buceivicius, Herald campaign plans for 1980 but insiders not been aggressive enough in telling Vander Jag t’s almost certain oppo­ the party leader, when they disagree. happen next year but it could have noted his silence on many the public they are the party of nent, Rep. Robert H. Michel of In addition, Michel is a press transpire in the following four to six photographer, wins second prize in HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER reduced spending and taxes. Illinois, is a more traditional law­ secretary’s nightmare; he has done spot news for newspapers of under House issues in the past few months years. little to promote himself publicly or ELLINGTON WILLINGTON NOT RESPONSIBLE 40,000 circulation in a New England and reluctance to immerse himself in To a large extent, they blame maker who does liis homework and If he performed well as minority MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY Associate Press contest with his party squabbles. Rhodes for not setting a tough tone or has demonstrated his effectiveness to convince others of his leadership leader, the winner would then be in 336 N. MAIN ST. RT. 83 WEST RD. 63 HEBRON AVE. ROUTE 44 FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS photo of Richard Nixon during his The tipoff to his likely retirement constantly stressing how GOP con­ on behalf of his pet projects — par­ ability. line to be speaker of the House. 649-9253 875-6213 633-4675 429-9916 campaign appearance in Hartford. came in June when he told a Phoenix trol of the House would differ from ticularly limiting the growth of the Michel’s low-key style could hurt PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Thurs- Sept. IS. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 13, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Charter-Messier DC CooperStoppleworth Manchester To Open Bids For New Highway Equipment By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA The town is also seeking bids on the purchase of a '"3^8. This means the road will be able to withstand The town also opens bids to replace a hydraulic pave­ Herald Reporter vibratory roller to replace an old static roller. iThe old greater wear. ment breaker and berm machine. The berm machine is Irene C. Messier of Manchester and Gerald W. Charter, Laura liouise Stoppleworth of Bolton and James MANCHESTER — Bids to revamp the town’s highway roller does not meet OSHA standards. The rollers use The eW roller will be used as a trade-in. If the town can used for curbs. The purpose is to contain water within the also of Manchester, were nnarried July 14 at South United Fenimore Cooper Jr. of Manchester were married July department equipment will be opened Wednesday at 9 weighty steel wheels to compact roads. The vibratory oot make money or break even from a trade-in or sale of road which will provide proper drainage and prevent soil Methodist Church in Manchester.' 28 at St. Joseph’s Church in Willimantic. a.m. ,, roller, in addition to weight, vibrates so all the pieces of a Ihe static roller, it will be kept for limited off road pur- erosion. Replacement of both these items were in the Hie bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. newly laid street compact together creating a dense poses, said the public works director. Highway Department’s annual budget, said Giles. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. The town is seeking to purchase aq.ashpalt recycler. It Stoppleworth of 1020 Boston ’Turnpike, Bolton. The will be used to reprocess the bituminous material in Messier of 40 Edgerton St., Manchester. The bridegroom bridegroom is the Mn of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. '^Wesley E. Charter of roads and curbs that are torn up. The bituminous is the son of Sr. of 188 Ferguson Road, Manchester. material will be heated by the recyder. Fluid will be Manchester. ’The Rev. Joseph Kugler of St. Joseph’s Church per­ added to replace the loss of moisture from years ofi ■■■■■1111111111111111111111 formed the double-ring ceremony. Music was provided by exposure to the weather. While this soft tar is still hot, it The Rev. Laurence Hill pf South United Methodist the St. Thomas Aquinas Folk ^ n d . will be transported to the site of potholes. In a soft stage, Church performed the double-ring ceremony. Mellissa Gouchte of Newton was maid of honor. tar will stay in the road permanently. It will also cling to Deli Department Specials The bride was given in marriage by her father. Bridesmaids wei'e Molly Stoppleworth, Ann Stoppleworth the sides of the hole, thereby allowing fewer cracks for CHOICEST MEATS WITH OR WITHOUT CARAWAY SEEDS, CREAMY and Marie Stoppleworth sisters of the bride, all of moisture to seep in. It is the seeping in of rains and snow . * 2 . 4 9 Mrs. Lisa A. Mathieu of Tolland was her sister’s Bolton; Joanne Hartmann of Nbdison; and Mrs. Gail DANISH HAVARTI...... matron of honor. Bridesmaid was Gayle Lorenzen of that freeze, expand, and cause the pavement to crack. IIS T O W N Cooper of Coventy the bridegroom’s sister-in-law of Director of Public Works Jay Giles said, "Companies RU88ER VIRQINIA Manchester. Coventry. Kirsten Stoppeworth of Bolton, the bride’s making hot bituminous material close for the period from I BAKED HAM...... * 2 . 4 9 sister, was flower girl. LEAN, CENTER CUT | 8 9 Kevin G. Charter of East Hartford was his brother’s Thanksgiving to April 15. The town has been using cold! Christopher G.F. Cooper of Coventry was his brother’s CARANDO ITALIAN COOKED best man. Usher was Douglas Berloni of Canton. patch tar to fill in potholes, which comes out when tires * 1 best man. Ushers were Steven Hadge, Ronald Sloan, run over the hole." I PORK CHOPS . . . . lb. SALAMI...... * 1 . 9 9 A reception was held at the home of the bride’s sister Richard Grey and Marc Brannick, all of Manchester; and Giles said the asphalt recycler is not the final answer tol MUCKE'S and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paulin Mathieu of John Stoppleworth of Bolton, the bride’s brother. potholes, but it is better than the present system. I LO IN HALF I 4 9 . * 1 . 6 9 Tolland, after which the couple left for Virginia Beach, A reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, Manchester is one of the first towns to invest in ani BDLDDNA ...... Va. They are residing in Granville, Mass. after which the couple left for England. They are residing asphalt recycler. I PORK ROAST IMPORTED in Mansfield. Funding for the innovative purchase is coming from the SWISS CHEESE...... * 2 . 6 9 Mrs. Charter is employed as a registered nurse at St. Mrs. Cooper is currently a junior at the University of Highway Department’s annual budget. RIB HALF I 3 9 Francis Hospital in Hartford. Mr. Charter is employed as Connecticut majoring in English and education. Mr. mechanical engineer at Minges Associates in Avon. Cooper is employed as a salesman at Anderson-Little. Mrs. James F. Cooper Jr. PORK ROAST ...... raOVDLDNE...... * 1 . 0 0 Mrs. Gerald W. Charter (Mazzone of Manchester photo) (Nassiff photo) Meeting Tonight on VFW . . . . lb. HEBRON -Those interested in joining the Veterans of) WEAVER Foreign Wars Post are invited to attend an organizational RIB END | 1 9 .CHICKEN RDLL...... * 2 . 1 9 Births meeting tonight at 8 at the Legion Hail. Commander Richard Michaud, VFW Department of PORK ROAST . . . . lb. Support Connecticut, will be present to discuss benefits available Wilson, Heather Beth, are Mr. and Mrs. Henry General Hospital. His HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Walker St., Manchester. to members. Charles Lewis is local coordinator and he, LO IN END | 3 9 daughter of James D. and She was bom Aug. 30 at Reichel of Mansfield. maternal grandparents are may be contacted for further information. Group Paul May West Wilson of V Manchester Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Charles PORK ROAST . . . . lb. 100 CT. TABLETS 72 Village St., Rockville. Hospital. Her maternal Ballasy, Jessica Sue, D’Alessan(iro of Brooklyn, daughter of Keith N. and Counseling Session Slated She was bom Aug. 29 at grandparents are Mr. and N.Y. His paternal grand­ COUNTRY STYLE | 3 9 Rockville - General Mrs. Albert Hull of 345 Suzanne J. Zinsser Ballasy mother is Gerda Mbrtelli SOUTH WINDSOR —Parents of students who are! Meets of 65 D av is Ave., * 1 3 Hospital. Her maternal of Oceanport, N.J. He has seniors at South Windsor High School, and who plan post I Diane Drive, South Wind­ PORK RIRS . . . . lb. a grandparents are Mr. and Rockville. She was bom high school education, are invited to meet with the high I BUFFEMN sor. Her paternal grand­ two sisters, Michelle, 8W, VERNON — A Divorce Support Mrs. Richard A. West of Sept. 4 at Rockville and June, 5W. school counselors Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. in the school | parents are Mr. and Mrs. PRIDE OF THE FARM | 2 9 Group, sponsored by the Community Tolland. Her paternal Herbert Garrity of 70 General Hospital. Burton auditorium. 4 VARIETIES, ROLL-ON Singles Club and the First grandmother is Mrs. Ger­ Union St., Manchester. Zinsser of 230 Lake St., .Stevens, Mark Roger, The topics to be discussed will include college search, Congregational Churcji of Vernon, is trude Wilson of Broad Vernon, and Mrs. Dorothy son of Roger R. and Linda college admissions testing, and financial aid. TURKEY RREAST . . . . lb. encouraging persons who are going Brook. She has a sister. Reichel, Kara Ann, Hansen, 11 Joel Drive, S. Piader Stevens of 168 through the trauma of divorce to at­ Dawn Lynn. daughter of Thomas H. and Ellington. Her paternal South St., Rockville. He OSCAR MAYER MEAT or | 6 9 grandparents are Mr. and Grocery Social Scheduled TICKLE ,2 o z . tend its weekly meetings. Carol Toomey Reichel of was born Aug. 29 at I X Carangelo, Tracey 250 Old Eagleville Road, Mrs. Norman Ballasy of Rockville General HEBRON —Jones-Keefe-Batson Unit 95, American REEF FRANKS . . . . lb. The meetings are held on Linda A. Lemieux Jeanne IM. Lambert Marie, daughter of John Coventry. She was bom Ellington. Hospital. His maternal Legion Auxiliary, will sponsor a grocery social Sept. 28 Wednesdays in the homes of group Gregory A. Brown Marshall A. Nuhfer Jr. and Gail Knoll Sept. 2 at Manchester grandparents are Mr. and starting at 8 p.m. at Legion Hall. Proceeds are ear­ members. C a ra n g e lo of 143 Memorial Hospital. Her Marlelli, Charles Mrs. John Piader of marked for the library painting project sponsored by the Arthur, son of Arthur J. The Rev. John Lacey, church Briarwood Drive, maternal grandparents are Rockville. His paternal Junior Women’s Club. Manchester. She was bom Mr. and Mrs. James E. and Linda D’Alessandro grandmother is Mrs. Lottie The auxiliary has voted to continue adopting David! pastor, serves as counselor for the in- Engaged Martelli of 23 Ahem Drive, terfaith support group. Aug. 29 at Manchester Toomey of 140 Bolton Stevens of Rockville. Blanchard, a veteran at Rocky Hill State Home and I Memorial Hospital. Her Branch Road, Coventry. South Windsor. He was Hospital, and to request a second veteran for “adoption." I Psychologists, lawyers, and other born Aug. 29 at Rockville guest speakers present information Lemieux-Brown Lambert'INuhfer maternal grandparents are Her paternal grandparents President Ruth Brault, Theresa Michaud, junior past LIVEN’KICKING at some of the sessions. Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. president, Geraldine Grant, secretary, and Dorothy The engagement of Miss Linda Ann The engagement of Miss Jeanne Knoll of 45 Whitney Road, Miller, assistant secretary-treasurer of the unit, will at-1 Terri Grejdus of Manchester, Lemieux of Manchester to Gregory Marie Lambert to Marshall Andrew Manchester. Her paternal tend the Department of Connecticut's annual parley in | grandparents are Dr. and president of the Community Singles Allen Brown of Wichita, Kan., has Nuhfer, both of Columbia, has been Northford Oct. 13. Mrs. John Carangelo of STORE CLOSING SALE FRESH MAINE Club, said, ‘People talk about their been announced by her parents, Mr. announced by her parents, Mr. and ■ iO ik experiences in dealing with the and Mrs. Edward J. Lemieux of 279 Mrs. Edmond H. Lambert of Colum­ Hartford. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. problems of divorce and separation Scott Drive, Manchester. bia. PARK HILL JOYCE and in so doing, help others." She Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. and Mr. Nuhfer is the son of Mr. and Julia Acker of Birchtown, FLOWER SHOP said topics of meetings include sup­ Mrs. Martin R. Brown of Wichita, Mrs. Marshall T. Nuhfer of Colum­ Nova Scotia. She has two brothers. Jay Michael, 5, port payments, visiting rights, sinjgle Kan. bia. LOBSTERS ^ A . parenthood, dealing with a fonner Miss Lemieux graduated from Miss Lambert graduated from and Daniel Brian, 3. OFF SPECIAL spouse, loneliness, courts and law. UP TO % Manchester High School in 1977 and Windham High School in 1976 and 75 Byram, Nicole Maire, OF THE WEEK The singles club also holds monthly attended the U.S. Air Force attended Eastern Connecticut State Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. College for two years. She is current­ daughter of Philip N. and meetings with guest speakers or Virginia A. Nichols Byram Everything in stock! special programs. This club is for She is currently a senior at Assump­ ly attending the Creative School of C a r n a tio n s We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family tion College and will ■ graduate in Hairdressing in Manchesterr, from of 40 Hillside St., East persons who never married, are Hartford. She was born Tops, Sweaters, Skirts, Pants, Dresses, May. She is a former president of the which she will graduate in Butcher Service... E divorced, widowed or separated. It Aug. 30 at Manchester Serve Your Family! also sponsors many weekend ac­ Instructors of the Handicapped November. Jewelry, Shoes, Accessories. doz. (lOH). Mr. Nuhfer, a 1974 graduate of Memorial Hospital. Her tivities, holiday parties and such. ;(CMSH fnd CARhy/ Mr. Brown is currently a cadet at Windham High School, enlisted in the maternal grandparents are STORE HOURS; $1.99 and up FLOWERS And ARRANQEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION... The first general meeting of the the U.S. Air Force Academy in U.S. Navy that same year. He holds Mr. and Mrs. Percy Byram of 157 L y d a ll S t., 36 OAK h i., MAM:HKSTF:H TrI. 649-0791 01; *49:1443 FHFF season will b , on Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m, Colorado Springs. He will graduate in the rank of EM2 and is currently ______^ PARKING « MIKE ORLOWhKI, Prop.______Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland S t at the church on Route 30, It will be a May and be commissioned a second Manchester. Her paternal p stationed in Newport, R.I. get-acquainted evening to welcome lieutenant in the U.S, Air Force. The couple is planning an April 12, grandparents are Harby Nichols of 1329 Burnside EVERYTHING Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9;00 new and prospective members. Ideas The couple is planning a June 14 1980 wedding in Columbia. (Fracchia MANCHESTER Ave., East Hartford and of future programs will be discussed wedding in Wichita, Kan. (Nassiff photol and refre; hments will be served. photo) Mrs. Georgianna Nichols Sat. & Sunday of Enfield. MUST GO! 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ev en in g ^HERALD, Thurs., Sept, 13, 1979 - PAGE EI.F.VF.N Danielson Points Hooters for Title Blackstone Says History Technological Effects By LKiN MISTER Field at 3:30. And you get the feeling up late last year and proved to be L,aggis and senior Geoff Michaud are 19-goal scorer last season, and more than just Lombardo to carry llt-rulil S|iorls»ril<'r from Danielson this team has the piusses. Seniors Rich Koepsel, Steve reserve midfielders. Monaco and sophomore Tommy Wood have been the scoring load. "If we don’t we’re Will Show He Was Good potential to reach his high standards. Mitchell and Bruce Schmidt also Laggis may also see action up front. working on the left wing. Lombardo, in trouble,” states Danielson. Aired at First Forum This is the last hurrah for Manchester opens the campaign The latter has impressed with his who will be a marked man, also “If we can improve our level of veteran Manchester High should see work at fullback. TTie By C H R IS RLAKC office, because experience allows November. ’ MANCHESTER - "Jlie effects of technology on various with goalies who haven't had a latter has been slowed by injury and hustle. . should see action on the inside. skill we have a good shot at a great What power do we have?’’, asked Steven Cassano Herulil Keporier them to be made more quickly. But, ”I was surprised he lost because, assets of society was discussed by four panelists at a Soccer Coach Dick Danielson, minute of varsity playing time. “But is working his way back into shape. Up front is where Manchester is Senior John Kelly and junior Scott season. We’re aiming for the league We’re overwhelmed by technology. We take it for EAST HARTFORD - Mayor h® said it would be difficult for him to based on what I had heard, I though public forum, “Technology on Trial, “Wednesday night who’ll be retiring after this his in the scrimmages everyone says He has caught the coach’s eye. unsettled. “Things have not come Goehring are working on the right title,” voiced the veteran coach granted, ’ he said. Cassano said it was time to ask about Richard H. Blackstone, who lost his 'm part this experience on Dagon. Dick had the edge,” said Frank N. at Manchester Community College. how good they look. We have three together,” Danielson admits, “It wing with the. improved Kelly aware the crown has gone elsewhere things we don’t understand. And, said Cassano, “what 33rd season at the controls. bid for a sixth term Tuesday to However, he said many decisions Barone, director of Inspections and The forum, in cqnjunction with the current Course by guys and all are playing terrific," seems it’s like that every year. The drawing the start. “He’s improved four consecutive campaigns. about the things we don’t know about, the confidential ad­ His teams have won 12 CCIL and Junior Alex Britnell has won the Democrat George A. Dagon, said have unique circumstances, facts Permits. Newspaper, “Connections: Technology and Change,” Danielson remarks. potential is there but we’ve lived on 1000 percent. He really worked hard vancements?” three state titles and 292 contests center halfback job. “He’s looked Wednesday he believes history will and effects. The role of the mayor is ” He’s been a good mayor,” Barone also included a round table discussion by the panelists Junior Marty Simon by an potential. this summer,” Danielson cited. “I’m "The team has to continue to im­ and questions from the audience. Furtado said technology was advancing so rapidly “it’s overall. His teams have ac­ tremendous (In the pre-season). I show he was a good mayor. to gather the' data, review the options said. "eyelash” will draw the starting nod “We have to develop the ability to very impressed with the way many of prove. If it does just a little bit each creating chaos Furtado said he believes the educational complished plenty — but he does have think he’s ready to go,” Danielson "I've tried to be straightforward and try to reach an objective conclu- Barone, who lost to Republican The forum, co-sponsored by The Division of Communi­ with junior Tim McCarthy and senior finish our shots. ’That’s been the them have improved over the day, if we do we will really be a tough system is not keeping pace and is not sufficiently one last wish for his final edition. states. He’ll be flanked by senior Tim and honest and I believe I have," sion based on the best interests of the ty Services, the Cultural Programs Committee, the Matt Petersen ready and waiting. problem the last three to four years. summer,” he added. club,” he surmized. Mayor Edward G. Atwood in 1968, preparing students for the job market. He'd like to see it realize its full O’Brien on the left and senior Jamie Blackstone said. 'I know I made community, he said, said he believes Dagon will make a Unit^ Technologies Corporation and The Evening "Joe Erardi has done a super job get­ It’s about timf we get some results “Our corporation (United Technologies) is settling for potential. Gallagher on the right. "He The potential is there. enemies, as every man does, but I Speculating on his own future, good mayor. “ He’s a very capable Herald, was made possible by a special grant from the ting them ready,” Danielson praised and I think this crew can do it,” he Seniors Jim Gluhosky, Dan Collins fewer engineers, and technicians while literally "Werner Cacace's team in 1973 (Gallagher) is 100 percent improved know I've been a good mayor and I Blackstone said he will take a few guy.” Connecticut Humanities Council. one of his assistants. adds. and John Moran and sophomore thousands of young people are unable to find work," said was the last one to realize its poten­ over last year. He’s hustling and he Schedule.: Sept. 14 Enfield H, 18 Barone was graduated in the same Mary Ann Roy, associate professor of history at MCC, There is experience and speed in Blaz Stimac, all-time single season know history will show that." months off in November and vaca- Furtado. tial," states Danielson, "that's the adds a threat to the offense. He has a Chris Carmel have worked at inside Penney A, 21 East Hartford A, 25 spoke on the effects of technology on change. The Direc­ the fullback line. “It should be and career leading scorer, has Blackstone said he is willing to sit Hon with his wife, Terrye. He said he class as Dagon at E ast Hartford High The panel discussion, following the speeches, sparked a last team to put it together." knack of being where the ball is. posts. Two of the latter trio will draw Hall A, 27 Wethersfield H, Oct. 2 tor of the Mathematics, Science and Allied Health Divi­ strong," Danielson views. Senior co­ finished his season in the American down with Dagon and show him "'•II make a decision on his future School. lively question and answer period. One person asked The Indians, 12-5 and fourth in the “ I feel we’ll have a better midfield starting berths. Collins and Moran Simsbury A, 5 Windham H, 9 Conard sion, at MCC, Dr. Mario Fiondella spoke on technological captain Ed Kenneson and juniors Bill Soccer League and has offered "some of the pitfalls" of being plans "around the first of the year.” “ I would just say the town has lost 'Why don't the people who make the advancements take league a year ago. kick off the '79 line than last year,” Danielson have looked good early but the latter A, 12 Enfield A, 16 Penney H, 19 East innovations in Science. Steve Cassano, assistant Herlth and Eric Juttner form the assistance with the forwards the next has been slowed by a pulled upper mayor. But. he added, “There’s no running for a capable administrator,’’ said responsibility for them, isn’t it blind obedience?" she campaign Friday afternoon against states. Hartford H, 23 Fermi H, 25 Hall H, 29 way one can provide a crash course Public office again or perhaps accep- professor of sociology, spoke on the impact of technology starting unit. The latter pair moved couple of weeks, Danielson stated. thigh muscle. Finance Director Richard C. Harvey. said citing the example of nerve gas as a destructive dangerous Enfield High at Memorial Juniors Bob Monaco and Scott Wethersfield A, 31 Windham A. on being mayor." Hng or seeking a position with the Rumors about possible changes in to society and Thommas Furtado, coordinator of per­ Senior co-captain Jeff Lombardo, a 'The Silk Towners will need for Games at 3:30 p.m. sonnel development at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, spoke technological advancement which should not have been Dagon said Tuesday night he hopes Be worked for the state Tax Town Hall staff ran rampant, but developed. on the impact of technology on employment. to work closely with Blackstone Department from 1947-61 as an ac­ Dagon has assured all he would not "You're making the assumption the legislature during the next seven weeks because countant. make many changes. The panel probed such issues as when does technology moved from a position where it is an asset to one where it doesn t know what ngrve gas is," said Furtado who sp)h Meyers^ Bid Ends Transactions there's "much I have to learn about He said he may return to his ac­ Dagon said Tuesday he expects a IS a risk and how can technological growth be controlled. the weight of decision to produce a substance, such as Penney’s Cross Country the Mayor's Office." counting practice, which he operated smooth transition, if he is elected The panel agreed much of the power which controls nerve gas, should rest with government. "The govern­ "I can't teach him how to be from 1961 until he became mayor in mayor, because many town depart­ _1979-80 season. technological growth in our country remains with a very ment can t plead ignorance. They know what nerve gas For Place in NBA F ootball mayor," Blackstone said. “I could 1969. But. he quickly added this is not ment heads and Town Hall staff is, they know it kills but the Russians have it so they feel Cleveland — Signed free-agent Runners Open Saturday few or 'Hf- “power elite," Detroit — Signed defensive end show him the pitfalls and make him a “ fall back’’ position. Accouting is members are on a friendly basis with we should have it,” he said. forward John Lambert. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — There was no storybook ending for Ken Sanders. aware that this office is a very lonely his field of expertise, he explained. him. Houston — Named Herb Brown as Sophomores Mark Schultz, Ray The next forum will be held November 14 and will be on Ann Meyers, the first woman given a chance at making a Green Bay — Placed defensive By LEN AUSTER place and you have a lot of difficult Meanwhile, town department Dagon said Tuesday one of his a temporary assistant coach. Chartres and Greg Yanaros each Heating Oil Industry the topic, “The Imperatives of Engineering. " The final tackle Terry Jones on injured Herald Sporlawrilcr decisions to make heads lauded Blackstone and would goals is to have a better balance forum on December 12 and will cover "Technology and National Basketball Association team. Indiana — Cut guard Ann Meyers, show promise but “all three may be a reserve and signed rookie defensive Blackstone said the routine "ot speculate on what changes, if between the Mayor’s Office and the The Seamless Web: Ethical Dilemmas. The site and time Meyers was cut Wednesday night Neil Traub and forward James Lee. Looking for a .500 season, the year away,” offers Brimley. Senior Cooperates in Probe end Casey Merrill. Penney High boys’ cross country decisions become easy after years in 3f>y- might occur at Town Hall this Town Council, which he has chaired of the forums will be determined at a later date. by the Indiana Pacers at the end of a San Antonio — Signed forward Paui Flebeau, a quarter-miler on the HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut's home heating oil Houston — Signed linebacker Jim- team opens its 1979 campaign Satur­ for the past five years. For further information contact the Director of Com­ three-day trial at a rookie-free agent bo Elrod for special teams. Larry Kenon to one-year contract for track team, could also show well if industry will cooperate with a legislative committee’s in­ camp. day morning participating in the He said Blackstone has usurped munity Forums, Charles .Alan Piese or the coordinator. St. Louis — Released tight end estimated 8350,000. he adjusts to the longer distances vestigation into its distribution and marketing system, an ■'I'm very happy with myself, " Windham Invitational. much of the council’s power. Mary Ann Roy at the Community Services Civision, Eason Ramson; signed defensive end Utah — Signed free-agent center- stated the Black Knight coach. Area Police Report industry official says. 3 Blackstone has not done so wrongful­ Manchester Community College. 646-2137. said Meyers. "I played to the best of forward Carl Kilpatrick; guards Tico “We’re aiming for .500," states Schedule: Sept. 15 Windham In­ But Thomas B. Coates, executive director of the Ron Yankowski to two one-year con­ Black Knight Coach Dick Brimley, ly, Dagon said, but because the my ability and I'm thrilled I had the tracts and wide receiver Dave Stief Brown of Georgia Tech and Wolfe vitational, 18 Hartford Public H, 21 at Conneticut Petroleum Council, Wednesday said he didn’t “Last year we were 2-7 and to hit .500 Vernon Free Spirit on Kelley Road. language of the charter is not clear opportunity to compete." and defensive end Bob Pollard each Perry of Stanford; and forward Paul Enfield /with Hall, 25 Wethersfield think the probe should be allowed to weaken attempts to we’ll have to really put it together," A, 28 South Windsor A, Oct. 2 at Everett H. Presley, 46, of 18 The 5-foot-9. 140-pound former All- to three one-year contracts, Dawkins of Northern Illinois to He was held in lieu of posting a $250 a J t t council help needy families get enough fuel this winter. America at UCLA will stay with In­ Top thinclads are senior co­ Windham /with Fermi, 6 Greater Raspberry Lane, Ellington, was bond and was to be presented in court Ba.ikelliall multi-year contracts. Some of Dagon's campaign The Legislature's Energy and Public Utilities Com­ diana in some administrative capaci­ captains Mike Gatti and Ed Torres. Hartford Meet, 8 KofC Invitational at arrested Wednesday on a warrant today, Chicago — Announced that backup Hockey charging him with second degree proposals include a financial dis­ mittee plans to subpoena 17 Connecticut-based fuel ty. according to Bobby Leonard, the Los Angeles — Named Frank St. Junior Mike Silvia has potential but Holyoke, Mass., 12 Conard A, 16 Douglas Croft, 22, of Tolland center Tom Boerwinkle has signed a assault. closure of property and business suppliers in its efforts to find out how they distribute and Manchester’ Pacers' coach and general manager. Marseille as an assistant coach and “he’s out of shape right now. The Manchester /Simsbury H, 19 East Street, and Guy Bishop, 23, of Anchor price home heating oil in the state. contract, terms undisclosed, for the The arrest was made in connection holdings by town department heads, The guys all accepted and signed right wing Dave Taylor, next two to three weeks will be Hartford H, 23 CCIL Field Day, 29 Road, both of East Hartford, were with the investigation of an incident election of Planning and Zoning Com­ respected her." Leonard said. "She center Andre St. Laurent and goalie crucial for him," Brimley asserts. State Sectionals, Nov. 2 Class L Meet charged early this morning with il­ __ ^(Biggest N it! that allegedly happened on Sept. 8 in mission members and district took her lumps like everyone else. Ron Grahame. He could prove to be a vital cog in the at Timberlin, 9 State Open Meet at legal possession of a narcotic sub­ She walked out of here with her head Leaders Penney picture. Edgewood. which Presley allegedly sprayed an stance. representation on the Town Council. Most party sources, regardless of Register at First Class in Manchester high and a smile on her face because irritating substance in the face of Police said the pair was arrested in whom they supported, agreed the she knew she did herself proud." another male. The victim required the parking lot to the rear of the Post main factor in Blackstone’s defeat REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES She was one of three players Batting Jai Alai Results medical attention. Road Shopping Plaza, Route 30. In was the town’s desire for a change in trimmed from the Indiana roster. N ational .vague .WEDNESDAY. Presley was released on a $2,000 lieu of posting $1,000 bonds they were & PRACTICES FKT: m d t 1-2 (27.00 leadership after 10 years. Also cut were Neil Traub of the G AB H Pet. 3 OoneOo (cmirro 4.40 3.00 non-surety bond for appearance in at Howell Cheney Tech. School ( (bdrifHi iM n It.oc 11.41 44.40 Perfoetj M (04 20 2 lisuran [conarro S.(0 (JO to be presented in court today. 2 Duronto h|u 2.80 S IM i ( M l 4.40 court in Rockville on Sept. 18. Denise Beniot, a citizen activist 791 MIddIa Tpka. Weal; Rtn. will ba poatad University of San Francisco and Hernandez, St. L 142 552 191 .346 4 h o Ifttc)* 10.40 7 40 TrifecU M -( (321.(0 Lounge Qainioli 3-7 (32.(0 4 Jerier I 17.40 FOUtTH: Norma J. Ellis, 20, of 133 West who campaigned for Dagon, said James Lee of entucky. Templeton, St. L 136 597 193 .323 Periecti 7-3 ()3.00 with James Murphy O M i 14 443 40 3 IrtedK 4.20 4.20 PeHecti 7-2 (119.40 Not many observers had given Rose, Phil 145 552 175 .317 TrilecU 7-3-2 (408.90 TrHecb 7-2-( (3(9.10 Main St., Rockville, was charged South Methodist residents told her they felt 10 years M fc tJ I t 4104.30 2 Zecw 8.(0 (.80 smKm Mondays 6:30-9:30 p.m. beginning 9/17 Come And Join Us For Meyers a chance to make the cut. Knight, Cin 4 Bo TOfTH: Wednesday with fourth-degree was enough for a mayor to serve. Ms. 135 495 157 .317 7ri(tctl t-t-4 t).l3390 4.0C 7 TabaU 18 20 13.80 3 40 MANCHESTER - The Adult with Max Lessenger SE(»«: Q iiw li 2-3 (33.80 ( Javier 19.(0 4.80 (.20 larceny (shoplifting) in connection Provo.- ova r-r t c .u Benoit said neighborhood canvasses HAPPY HOUR "This thing with Ann to me was Mazzilli, NY 139 522 164 .314 3 Irxndo I 4.(0 2(0 1 Artana 3.(0 3.00 4 (loa 14 10 4.40 3.00 PctIk U 3-2 (111.00 Wednesdays 6:30-9:30 p.m. M ip ii 1 ibis I 2.(0 with a complaint made by the Stop & UnitPd J!n rioll showed residents wanted a change in Monday thru Friday 4PM to 7PM very successful, " said Leonard. "I'll Parrish, Mtl 132 465 146 .314 TrifecU 3-2-4 (477.00 8 bca 4.00 United Methodist Church will meet 2 Fausio isvier I 4.00 1(0 Oianieia 3-7 ((0.(0 leadership. beginning 0/19 tell you one thing. From a fundamen­ Matthews, Atl 143 579 181 .313 1 lturrE{ii lartvEfl 2.S0 rmt (MneU l-( (39.00 Shop Market, Vernon Circle. PeHecIa 7-3 (133iO PwfrcU (-1 (I03i0 tonight at 7:30 at 224 Indian Hill Topics Include: brokerage, contracts, ap­ Most Drinks 75$ QmiHa 2 S (21.20 7 U livier I n.20 (.80 8.40 “The people wanted George in," tal standpoint she is excellent. Some Garvey, LA 145 591 184 .311 TrifKta 7-3-1 ((((.70 Trifecta (-1-8 (1.707.00 In connection with the investiga­ feriKU (-2 (74.10 S Kvrotoi Carei 4.20 3.80 Trail, Glastonbury. To learn more, praisals, law, ethics & development. This of the guys in this camp had better Horner, Atl 105 419 130 .310 VCKnt [UVDfnt tion of the same incident, Karan she said. course meets the minimum educational TrifKta S-M (WI.S0 8 RmHo Artfdw (00 3 ioaqiM bioads 11( 20 ( 20 3.00 call the church office, 647-9141. QMieU S-7 ((0.80 3 Ibci Carmeni 22.20 11.(0 (.20 Ellis, 17, of the same address, was Blackstone said the “basic theme” requirements (or the salespersons license as thank God she doesn't have a little Winfield, SD 144 541 165 .304 8 Ouranff EcMiarro (.(0 2.80 Entertainment Nightly PeHNti 7-( ( t( ( 40 7 Eioetiio U r ^ a 11.(0 4.40 set forth by the Connecticut Real Estate Com­ more height and 40 more pounds" A m crifan -vague 2 Nvrrtai hfs 10(0 S.tO 4.(0 7 Essebis Pierre 3.80 charged with conspiracy to commi. was that 10 years was enough. 1 Rodriewz l•bvar 6.(0 (.40 Trilecta 7-(-8 (3.90( 10 1 ZaMa Iriondo I 2.40 Volunteers Sought mission. The registration lee of $95 Includes a SaTN; Osinieb 3-8 (42.00 Uniela 3-7 (7(.20 fourth-degree larceny. “In politics - which I consider a THURSDAY & FRIDAY Meyers also said she might have G AB H Pet. ( U n^ 3.(0 Perfect! 3-8 (278.70 Twurm copy ot the Connecticut Reel Estete Licensing 7 EnaOio Carea 18i0 (.00 2i0 Both were released on their MANCHESTER — The volunteer noble profession - it’s a strange set a precedent for other women. Lynn, Bos 132 478 163 . 341 Trifecta 3-S-7 (1.404 30 8 lenwi ksa I 20.40 1100 (.20 Law end Regulations, but does not Include Nina and Alphonse "I hope this gets some more Downing, Cl 133 463 153 .330 NMTH; ( bca Urquiata 20.20 3.80 promise to appear in court on Sept. companies of the Town of phenomenon that when a man is in of- text. 2 lajcaran Top (.20 recognition for women's athletics. Brett, C 143 596 195 .327 7 Reinefl.2w|ui 24.20 16.80 6.(0 18. Manchester Fire Department are H®® foi" any length of time, there is a SATURDAY Qaiwieb ( I ((t20 currently seeking active members. If desire to throw the rascals out," he Extended & Continuing Education 486-3234 There are some really good women Rice, Bos 141 557 182 .327 Jai Alai Entries Peter Toner, 38, of New Ron Forrest basketball players across the coun­ Oliver, Tex 124 450 147 .327 THURSDAY* Hampshire, was charged early this you are physically fit, male or said. The University of Connecticut try." .Ann .Mever.s Lezeano, Mil 127 439 143 .326 nCT: SEVEHm: morning with disorderly conduct in female, 18 years of age, or older, and “People have apparently said 10 1.2a(»-iai I faasto-bpj I.J u p a 2.Ashl m n i ) connection with the investigation of a a Manchester resident, call 649-2808 years is enough," he said. “I don’t Bochte, Sea 136 503 161 .321 3. Cow-lartirM 4. Prte-laa^ lianment 4. Orbeal Kemp, Det 131 478 152 .318 (. Iraui-iaKs (. li-bihar 1 (.kwante (. Artano disturbance in the parking area of the for further information. understand it. Perhaps I never will." T.Zahab Molitor, Mil 126 520 165 .317 7. ladrifwi-IrttdiE 1 KwTfgiR-lantr 1 8. Ermu Britnell-Burgess Repeat Sabs Ba-Carea 4/ Lemon, Chi 134 506 158 .312 ((CO* DGUnt TO BOY lloiiiv Runs 1. Fa«l»-L«ida 2. itwregw-iinet I. kapiw Eceaarre 2. Arca-A$is I 3. (afiR-lspa 4. Irui-larlvefl 3. OrheaMartti 4. Zabda-Odioa National League — Kingman, Chi S.U-JM iCeee-trtedw (. Gascaraa-nerre (. Efoebio-Caraineadi Win at Racquet Club 45: Schmidt, Phil 42; Winfield, SD 7. Ptt^lafwrl L MigiKJ'lefniar 1 MrtaM-UrgiHfa i Durango-Ewiui Tv • Utx’ Register Now for the 1979-60 Season Sabs Oowda-taeoet Subs Eneea-Saru aEMi 30; Lopes, LA and Stargell, Pitt 28, Repeat champions in the annual v m . rnnk , N'O"’'-'' ‘ Brown and Maureen Jeamel" and American League — Thomas, Mil l.U-ltfteM 2. Zegie-Arledw lU uM w m n 2.0rbeal-S«roa Manchester Racquet Club's pre­ 3 Fauta-lalnvl 3. Irtam-Za^M 4. Arta-Caramendi USED C H S Kenefick and Wynn got past Barbara 40; Lynn and Rice, Bos 37; Baylor, 4,Gem-t«i season Pink Lemonade Tournament (. Pet^lNnet (,lMed»-lMn (. Zdaic^lriMida 1 (. Enmu-Javier Richard J. Risley 150 TRADE IN Anderson and Jean Uthgenannt in the Cal 34; Singleton, Balt 33. yesterday were Julia Britnell and 7. Kvretai-Carea 1. fte-Laml! 7. lemi-Ochea 8. Enebie-Carita TURNPIKE TV S APPLIANCE ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF THE 1980 CURTIS semifinals. Runs Baited In ( Ian 3. Cnmm-Pierre 4. latcaran-SarM (. lb*iCK2-Uiida (. Ihrrefie-Le«net S. Zdaica-Carameadi (. Arca-ibquiaga Classes Resume Week of Sept. 17th Standings Stolen Ba.ses 7. C nt-lM l iZepeXarea 7. Eiscbia-ianer 8. lemen-lrion^ 1 National League — Moreno, Pitt S a b tU -M w l Sobs JaaqimvCcenarro 1980 Curtis Mathes snnt v m m Graded Classes for Boys & Girls 67; North, SF 51; Lopes, LA 42; 2. lnie*-0choi l.lascarai-irtaedal 1 Jaaquie-Carita The most expensive television sets (n America... and darn well worth it! !\ational League American League Taveras, NY 39; Scott, St.L 36. 3.U-4riMdal 4. (isefcio-lefleet 3. iunegt tbaeiga 4. Zab^-Pierre Tap * Ballet * Toe * Jazz (. (rtw C e a w ri $. Area-Javier East F.usI American League — LeFlore, Det (.Ke-Zepi (. EneuSarea lOtWa»Asisl 7. fcaiw [tmuTi 1 Zidaica-Ochaa Acrobatics and Gymnastics Floor Work W Pet. GB W Pet. GB and Wilson, C 69; Cruz, Sea 41; Wills, Sdh MiCMt-bidi Sabs Ewebis Zapi SINCE 1944 irS Montreal .604 31>2 Baltimore ,6.57 Tex 36; Bumbry, Balt and Bonds, Pre Ballet * Kinderdance Pittsburgh .604 17- Milwaukee .586 10 Clev 32. Taking proper care of St. Louis NASSIFF’S, OF COURSE! .535 10 Boston .570 12 I’ileliing VieturieH All Classes are graded to age and ability with a Chicago your car will help you .510 13'2 New York .549 15'/2 National League — Niekro, Hou 18- Strong Emphasis on Sound Dance Technique Philadelphia .507 14 10; Reuschel, Chi 17-9; Niekro, Atl Detroit „534 17'/2 • All Classes taught by Mr. Risley • Bealitiful, Professionally Equipped Studio New 'I'ork .387 31 17-19; Richard, Hou 16-12; Lee, Mtl Cleveland .510 21 • Competent, Qualified Adult Assistant Teachers Toronto .319 48‘/2 15-10. . Pet. GB ■ American League — Flanagan, SAVE MONEYS Dancing Is For Boys, Too!!! About Your Teacher ., , Balt 21-7; John, NY 18-8; Koosman, Mr. Risley is a member of (he Dance Teachers Cincinnati 63 .568 Pet. GB Danrinf; is used us pari of the training of major Minn 18-13; Guidry, NY 16-7; Club of Conn., the New York City Dance Masters; Houston )4 .559 1 California 80 66 .548 - alhlririi. Drvelopra roordinalion, builds bodies Los Angeles Eckersley, Bos 16-10. (he Dance Masters of America, Inc. Thru these 16 .476 13 Kansas City 77 69 .527 3 and Ia healthy exercise. organizations he is certified by test to teach. Earned Bun Average San Francisco 12 .438 19 Minnesota 74 71 .510 5'/2 SAVEJiASr ADIDAS Boys Tap, Jazz, Bullet and Acrohalics Classes. A Mr. Risley recently returned from a Summer of San Diego 14 .425 21 Texas National League — Hume, Cin 2.77; few Hcholurships are uvailahle for Male Ballet Dance. He attended (he D.M.ofA. regional conven­ 73 73 .500 7 To help you save money and gas your CAR CARE MAN Studenis. Atlanta Rogers, Mtl 2.81; Richard, Hou 2.94; tion in St. Louis and (heir National Convention in 25" OIAQ. EARLY AMERICAN STYLE 25” DIAQ. MEDITERRANEAN STYLE 18 .389 26 Chicago 63 82 .434 16'2 Auto Parts Store Is featuring FRAM air, oil and gas TIGER \\ I'llllcsilaUn |{ Seattle Schatzeder, Mtl 2.96; Hooton, LA filters. N.Y.City where he studied with many of (he worhrs suits 61 86 .415 19'/2 2.97. Student Accomplishments .San Francisco 4, Atlanta 3 Oakland 50 96 ,342 30 Your CAR CARE MAN has helpful advice on how to PUMA leaders in dance. American League — Guidry, NY ATHLETIC Students from Ibis studio eompele locally with Mr. Risley was the National Director for • SHARPER PICTURE Montreal 6. Chicago 3 W ednesilay’s lU'siills properly Install every brand-name part he sells. the Dance Masters of America and have also taken • VIR for studio quality color Pittsburgh 2. St. L^uis 0 2.87; John, NY 2.98; Palmer, Balt CONVERSE!^ D.M.ofA's Male Dancer of (he Year (Mr. Dunce) with new I00° tube design Boston 9. New "York 2 3.02; Eckersley, Bos 3.08; Caldwell, part in oul-of-slale and national competitions. Competition. He was also selected to Judge the Philadelphia 4. New York 0 Toronto 3, Baltimore 2 FRAM A ir Titles include: Mr. Dance of New York City, Mil 3.11. R Ittra — in ­ SPOT-BILT Group and Line Competitions at D.M.ofA's • SPACE SAVER CABIRETRY Cincinnati 7. Houston 4 Detroit 4. Cleveland I crease per­ 1977; Mr. Duller of Conn., 1978-1979; 3rd Convention. • 100% ELECTRORICTURIRG with new 3" shorter picture tube for great reliability Los Angeles 5. .San Diego 2 Milwaukee 7. Oakland 0 formance and GOLA Runner I p Mule llan reru f the Years, 1979; Jr. Mr. Mr. Risley was recently elected to (he office of qas mileage.age. Danrc of Conn., 1979; ,3rd and 5lb Place Jr. Mr. I li>ila\'s tlaiiK's Chicago 11, California 5 And now tneythey 2nd Vice President of the Dance Teachers Club of Hassett Signs ‘ last 50% and More FMTWEAR Dance of Coim., 1978; 5lh Place Jr. Miss Dance of Conn, and will assume that office in September. He Atlanta (Solomon 6-11 at San Kansas City 4, Minnesota 0 1 longer than Conn., 1978; ,3rd Place Jr. Croup of Conn., 1979. has sened on their Board of Directors for the past PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Joe before. Francisco (Whitson 6-9t Texas 13, Seattle 3 Sluilrnls are now lieing arrepled into Dance and (wo years. Chicago (Reuschel 16-9) at Mon­ Tmlav’s Games Hassett, a former Providence FRAM. 'Theatre Culleges, liuve appeared on National TV, He is beginning his 22nd leaching season. Out­ YEAR YEAR YEAR treal (Lee l:'i-10), N New York (Guidry 16-7) at Boston College basketball star, has signed a Cammerrials and are working towards side leaching credits Include: Mansfield Training St. Louis {Forsch 910) at (Eckersley 16-10), N new contract with the Seattle GYM SUITS, professional rurerrs. One student recently School (5 years); New Hope Manor; Lebanon WARRANTY WARRANTY WARRANTY Pittsburgh (Blyleven 11-5), N B altim ore tFlanagan- 21-7) at SuperSonics. appeared in a lead |iarl with Harvard's Hasty Pud­ Elementary School; Coventry Recreation Commis­ ding Theulriruls at Harvard, N.Y.City and Ber­ Philadelphia (Carlton 14-11) at Toronto (Huffman 6-14), N He has played two seasons as a FRAM Qas sion and others. Now York (Berenguer 0-0), N reserve guard with the Sonics. Rlters—a low-cost and SUPPLIES. muda. „ In March he taught a master lap class for (he 100% 100% SHOP Cleveland (Wise 15-7) at Detroit FRAM Oil R K tri—protect your way to help prevent 100% engira by trapplrtg grit, dirt and A Professional School** Dance Teachers Club of Conn, for dance (euciiers .San Diego (Shirley 7-14) at Los (Morris 13-7), N stalling, vapor lock and sudden sludge. Easy to install, too. engine failure on the highway. from all over New England. FIX TUBE Angeles iReuss 5-13), N Oakland (McCatty 109) at A Truly Professional PARTS LABOR Milwaukee (Travers 12-7), N PLAINVILLE Nationally Recognised Teacher, AudHion Information Available Player of Week Minnesota (Hartzell 6-8) at Texas Mohird J. RMoy • A rM Ic Dlrootor (Comer 15-10), N DtnoftjLittolwr • ChortooraDhtr' BALTIMORE (UPI) - New SAT. 7 - SIPT.15 Check Our SALE en 22mi Toaehing SoMlon See us for INSTANT England Patriots quarterback Steve Umps Mark Service modI ^ aIh ^ ces R tg M tr NOW Grogan was named Player of the brand-name parts, GOLF & TENNIS NOW! Special For Students P CREDIT M H E .S TFR Week Wedne.sday by the Pro Football Members of the Manchester 100 and HOW! Of This School Tol. 742-6886 - 742-9766 h i a t i TO 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Writers As.sociation. Chapter of the Connecticut State M We’re In the Yellow Pages Taffy’s of Boston, a line dance weariii;:::i or 742-8171 at any lima Board of Approved Baseball Umpires L A P t n iir r MANCHESTER Grogan, who was booed off the nUSHIATt company, will again be selling Leotards, |;i Or RegMw «l ttw Studio Thura., Sopt. 13 $ 1000. who noted anniversaries this season (IF QUALIFIED) field in his team’s loss to Pittsburgh $4 adm.. 6, and undar 12 pan **«. I Tights, Dance Shoes and other dance | i •nd FrI., 8<^. 14 from 2-7 PM and Sat., were Bill Fortin 15 years, Leo Sapt IS from 10 AM • 2 PM. OPEN the week before, completed 13 of 18 ufidarSvra.,rraa. * of Manckettir !;!; needs at our studio. This Is for the con-1;|: OR v ttiflk e MON-WED 9-e Schultz and Don Cowles - 10 years COMM nnOiNN m 2Hi DIaco for Adulta and Naw Adult Couraaa passes lor 315 yards and five PAP Auto Parts I M l MAIN ST. li venlence of Risley Students only, will aUrt 1st waak In Octobar. BUDGET TfJKVISION P ArPII4MK.S THUH9 «-« each and Ray Camposeo, Ed Adzima, NASSIFF ARMS FRI 9-6 touchdowns Sunday in a 56-3 romp PUMVUI STjUNUM IN DOWNTOMm MMHWESta •'647-1120 ii THURS., SEPT. 13 - from 2-6 PM Only All Slaga Aria Claaaaa will raauma waak TO over the .New York ,/ets. Mike Buttafuso and Mike Flynn - 5 511 E. Middle Turnpike of Sopt. 17lh. SAT 9-5 years each. 36 MONTHS NEXT TO STOP & SHOP PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept, 13. 1979 Bands Play at Big E TV Tonight WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Included on the parade rosters are four Everybody loves a parade, and at this bands from The Herald area: 6dX) SKN) ino < year's Eastern State Exposition there’s a (KEOSN mm gnBamayMBar S O S T o r n o m w Saturday — ’The Golden Saints Drum C lltovaUioy parade every days. HDam lan 130 Corps of ^ u th Windsor. Jokw 'iW M O Roots* Rook* Asqqos ( 9 News (Tima Appraodmaia) Several marching bands from Connec­ TV Community CoM m ______A N D ’Tuesday: Sept. 18 — ’The East Hartford Ad«n-12 S-,30 230 MONEY TIME ticut will perform during the Big E's 12- High School Hornet Band. ^ Straom Of San FmnolMo (B S S o a p S JoaFranUki day run. The bands will march in the fair’s Wednesday, Sept. 19 — The Ellington @ Onoa Upon A Oaialo lOdK) Oat Smart The Businesses Listed Below can help your families during daily parades, which start at 5:30 p.m. on High School Marching Cadre. 6:30 (S 69 Nawa 238 the Avenue of States. Many bands also will Sunday, Sept. 23 — The Rockville High Carol Buman And Fflanda ( E O 2 0 /2 0 . (SMovla "Only The Valiant" perform on the Green at Storrowton School Band. S Bowling For Doltara 10:16 (1951) Qragocy Pack, Barbara the months to come by showing them the best way and more g g S N K N a w a ORsdSoxWrwi-Up Payton. Village. (SSSOvorEaay 9T1iaOddCoupla 10:30 230 World Ww II Ql Diary (ENawa important the most economical way to solve everyday energy 6:65 8 8 8 Holooauat: SThaOddCoupis S N aw a ^ --‘ - - -a—^ m sisonpi 330 ______needs. ______Art Workshops Slated 7KX) ^9 Snaak Pravlaar SSbiMMonDolarMan EH aar 9 Dick Van Dyke QDCBSNawa 430 VERNON - The Tolland County Art 0 T h a Brady Bunch SDIckCavalt or Mary Noel, Bolton Road, Vernon. X gABCNM S N aw a Association is sponsoring art workshops 10:40 On Thursday evenings, Sept. 13, 20 and Dating Qama (E Nnar'a Komar this fall, starting Sept. 18 with a daytime 27; Oct. 11,18, and 25; and Nov. 8,15, and dSFaatlvalnival Of Faith Soul Train lin o workshop to be held from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 29, Mrs. Lisk will conduct an open g Nawa (E(E889Nswa p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry workshop and one class in oil painting. a o io k Cavan September Proclaimed Wood Energy Month Park. For more information about this program O M auda IBamwF 69 laauaa In World Communlea- IDIckVmiDyks ti: Ani6riC3nSAmericans are3T6 TodayTodsy 65 DGrCBnt percent of oilall thothe mimliprnumber ofnf newn m i; woodurnn/1 woodw n n ri icis HononH.KtA dependable. It ia is probablyOroholllv fourfniir (nto fivofive tinntion hi.by proclaiming__: ___ There will also be an afternoon contact June Linton, White Street, IChlooAndlltd Thai these advantages are: enough surplus wood to rediscovering wood. With new single family stoves being added to the not affected by the world million households workshop from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., also on Rockville or Joyce Leighton, Laurel Road, ) Baal Of Bums And Alan S e p te m b e r Wood • Wood is the one energy heat nearly 40 million more than 22 miiiion dwellings have at least one nation’s supply at nearly a market or downed power equipped to derive all or Energy Month, This Tuesday. The oil painting class will be Ellington. 11:30 homes equipped with at resource in the United homes all winter. Of the (E Movie "Teacher’s Pel fireplace, and 50 percent of million a year. lines during winter storms. part of their heat from special promotion will taught by Mildred Lisk and watercolor It isn’t necessary to belong to the art 3 ) Adam-12 ieast one woodburning all higher priced homes wood. States that is renewable 500 million acres of com­ class by Peg Winther. The workshops will (E Family Faud (1958) Clark Gable, Doris Day. There’s no mystery as to This, coupled with in­ alert customers to order association to participate in the (9 Nawlywad Qaina XSOtarakyAHutch fireplace and millions ($100,000 or more) have and largly nonpolluting. It mercial forest in the why millions of consumers creasingly brutal winters As a result, manufac­ their woodburning run from 10 weeks. workshops. A fee will be charged. Related O S haN aN a 0 RadngFrom Yonkers more with wood stoves, more than one, according contributes as much United States, only about 18 8 toi^ yearly are turning to wood nationwide, has caused turers of woodburning appliances early as well as For more information either one of the activities will include art appreciation, IS 69 MacNaN / Lahrar Raport " A hen is only an egg's way to the F i r e p l a c e energy to the American 200-250 million acres are S Mamortaa hi Tha Family of making another agg.' wood as a fuel is growing energy for home heating. millions of families to de­ appliances were hard instructors may be contacted or call projects and critiques. lABCNsws to stock up on their wood economy as does nuclear actually in commercial S Tic Tac Dough Samuel Sutler at a rate of five to seven Institute. In addition, Since 1973 there’s been an pend on w oodburning pressed to meet ail the Winifred Rogers, Buff Cap Road, Tolland supply. In addition, con­ power and has been used in use. This means that there 8KX) 1230 percent a year. And it has wood stove sales have in­ unprecedented rise in oil appliances for supplemen­ requests for factory- sumer information will be (SM ovla "Guns Of The Mag­ (S Tha Gong Show been estimated that this one form or another by is about one acre of woods (EMovla ^'The Bachelor And creased phenomenally — and gas prices, and a cons­ tal and/or primary heat. engineered fireplaces and provided on fireplace nificent Seven" (1969) George trend will continue for the almost everyone. Our na­ for each American. Kennedy, James Whitmore. SeV The Bobby Soxer" (1947) Cary seven-fold since 1972. in tant threat of a shortage. Based on 1976 U.S. Census air-tight woodburning and/or stove care and safe­ Grant, Myrna Loy. tion was built with wood, • Unlike fossil fuels, Fitness Classes Due en professional gunmen join next 15 years. fact, estimates now place Unlike oil and electricity, figures, there are now stoves last year. The ty, the correct way to start forces to free a revolutionary OS Or. Soon On ftabrswa and was and is richly en­ forests, once cut, can be gBavanyHMbWaa Fireplace Institute, C lasses in physical leader from a Mexican (all. 2 hrs. a fireplace fire, the types dowed with forests. They replaced or regrown and held there on Wednesdays through Sept. 19, Glaston­ (ESUvama&Shlrtay the international trade fitness and Yoga, taught by at 11 a.m. 12:30 of wood to use, and money­ have not yet made their cut again in 20 to 60 years bury Town Hall. Classes, XBaaabaH (SMovIS "The Asphyx" (1973) association of manufac­ saving tips on selecting Sheila Frankel, are now South Windsor: Now B IS 8 Holocaust Robert Stephens. Robert Powell. last contribution to our time. Trees are no sponsored by the Recrea­ turers, distributors and fuelwqod. forming in Bolton, South through Sept. 20, Recrea­ S National Geographic Special g O rs a n Acrsa The Hartford Symphony welfare. different than any other tion Department, will be 69 Maatarplaoa Theiatra Experts Caution Carter dealers of fireplaces, Orchestra Wood Energy • Wood is abundant in Windsor and Glastonbury. tion Department (Wapping held Wednesdays at 9:30 12:37 woodburning stoves and growing plant: they just 6*30 (E S B a ra n a Month celebrates the our country. There is Yoga will be taught only in School), 91 Ayers Road, a.m. at the Naubuc School. What Is It? ( E S I Benson Arthur Winograd. fireplace accessories, take longer to grow. Glastonbury, Music Director and Conductor mbny advantages of 3 during school hours. Tammy Duduk, 4, of Lebanon, tried to grab sought to remedy the situa­ healing with wood. Some of Registration is as Classes are on Thursdays, The World Almanac*^ follows: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., 10:30 to a giant balloon at the Hebron Harvest Fair On Synthetic Fuels dVCP 80 YiAtfS OF OIPINDABLC SFRVICC! Bolton: Wednesday, 11:30 a.m., and for seniors, but passers by were more interested in the Sept. 26, 11 a.m., Bolton 2 p.m. sign she had across the seat of her pants. By ROBERT WEBSTER program which would begin im­ reasoned approach should be taken,” Firewood Available Town Hall. Classes will be Glastonbury: Now mediately in order to make synthetic said Bruce A. Pasternack, Vice (Herald photo by Adamson) presents the WASHINGTON - President atlas bantlij fuels available by 1990. President of Booz, Allen & Hamilton, First Tchaikovsky Festival Carter’s proposed “Energy Security At Little or No Cost “What is important to us is that * 24 Hour Emergency Service Corporation,” which is intended to a Maryland-based national con­ goals are recognized. For a variety sulting firm. Many states and national Other good sources are Cooking Event Set Clip the cost of eating spur the development of synthetic * Burner Sales & Service of reasons, we see it as terribly im­ Pasternack told the subcommittee forests allow collecting construction sites, dumps Come ye one and all — be weleome at fuels production in the United States, and landfills, farmers, and * Clean Heating Oils Who starred in these mov­ ■ II ™^"***® Orange Roof. portant to set this country on a the administration’s plan would com­ and cutting of downed or MANCHESTER — Julia Hayes of Coventry, author of ies? the 2nd annual came under direct-line opposition by marked wood for free or at local crews that clear trees 1. course as soon as possible,” Cutter mit too much too soon, to the yet- 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 •‘French Cooking for People Who Can't," will lecture and "The Boys in Company C” energy experts during a recent a nominal cost. The U.S. from roadsides such as demonstrate French cuisine in the Whiton Memorial 2. "Cnmtnff‘Coming Home’’Hnma** you (SW HT SPECIRS.. told the subcommittee. undeveloped synthetic fuel industry. Call Us For Your Home Heating September 14.16.16 Senate Budget Subcommittee Forest Services allows — telephone and cable TV 3. “Crossed Swords” Under the president’s plan, 2.5 Rather than rush into such a And Air Conditioning Needs. . Library Auditorium Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. 4. "The Fury” Bushnell Hall hearing. even encourages — wood companies. Coffee and samples of her cooking will be served during Wethersfield ‘MONDAYS— million barrels of synthetic fuels program, the energy consultants un­ 5. "Interiors” Chaired by Sen. Gary Hart (D- collecting in designated the evening. The publib is invited to attend free of charge. (a) Jane Fonda would be produced per day by 1990. animously proposed a two-phased Colo.), the Subcommittee on areas of mo*t public Mrs. Hayes and her husband, David, lived in France for (b) Carrie Snodgress Antiques Festival ...... •®‘“ The president supports the im­ program consisting of “poineer” syn­ (c) E.G. Marshall Synthetic Fuels was created in June forests. Homeowners need seven years, enabling her to acquire the cooking skills of mediate start of synthetic fuels in­ thetic fuel plants to be completed (d) Stan Shaw to study the impact of Carter’s only check with a district the country. She will autograph any personal copies of the (e) Oliver Reed | | S V ...... dustry as part of his proposed Energy during the mid-1980's. Data from ranger station or forest book during the visit. on the lovely grounds of the Solomon Welles House, proposed energy plan on the up­ overlooking the Wethersfield Cove, Hartford Ave., Tickets Security Corporation, Cutter said. these plants plus a variety of supervisor’s office to see if THURSDAYS-...... S8,$7,$5. $4.$3and$2 coming 1980 federal budget. At ques­ ANSWERS Wethersfield, CT. Exit Marsh St. from 1-91. Follow Motor Three private consulting firms, economic incentives would bolster a permit is needed. They al all Ticketron outlets tion is the program’s timetable and Guild Plans Show Vehicle Dept, signs. t u r k e y ...... «3 2fi Of th: bo* olfice (246-6807) commissioned by the subcommittee, private sector support for the con­ can also check with the 0 g q > a -g B ’2 p FRIDAYS— ...... the distribution of $88 billion which is however, renounced the feasibility of struction of up to 10 synthetic fuel local agency which (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) to be appropriated for the program. EAST HARTFORD — The St. Rose Ladies Guild will CLAM FRY ...... t3 jg a “crash" program opting instead plants by the mid-1990’s, Pasternack oversees public lands in Somothing NEW has been added at Kinne’s. Let •sponsor an arts and crafts show along with a mini caf^on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Administration spokesman W. their area, or contact their Vernoncinv U2 for a two-phased program. said. Sally show you the sleek and effective coal stoves Saturday, Nov. 17, from 9:30 a m. until 4 p.m, at the 10 •.m. to 5 p.m. — rain or ahtna HAPPY HOUR 99k Bowman Cutter, an 6fficial at the Of­ nearest state Agricultural ‘"rhere is a strong need to get on Cutter disagreed, saying, “Any ad­ now available. school auditorium. ROUUS ■ 1 F ‘ ' '• OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY fice of Managemenl and Budget, Extension Service office. with the efforts of developing ministration has to do more than look A baked goods booth will also be featured. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY stressed the need for a "crash” Clean burning - highly officiant anthracite coal It the alternatWa fuel r ^ OUTDOOR ANTIQUES SHOWS SALE Made possible by a grant sythetic fuels, but a cautious and for information.” of tha future — For Pick up or Delivery Tables for the arts and crafts show are available on a t Surprise (kimedy of 79 394 Tolland Turnpika (fom United Technologies first come basis for a rental fee of $12 per table space. Adults $1.50 Home-prepared victuals Free parking CALL For table reservations and further information, please Manchastar WE HAVE THEM ALL! Stop in Soon and see Sally! 633-4661 call Mrs. Peg Ramsey at 569-1473 or Mrs. Virginia a Benefit the Wethersfield Historical Society WOLUAMI; Fireplace Betty Forbes, director ENERGYSAVERS Alleano at 289-7367. JowmonS 6 4 9 - 6 2 2 0 CHAIN SAWS! Add-Ons & FIREPLACE FURNI8HINQ8 A.W.KINNE COAL E St. A ugustine Church POULAN ' ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 & “IN LAWS” PQ 1:30 Popular 6LASSGUARD PIONEER Auction Starts Fix “HOT STUFT DOORS yoa ve got o friend in Henry ' ’The romance and beauty Antiques, fumiliia*. sports goods. siJver- KEEPS CHIRPERS « SPLITTERS warc. air conditioners. TVs. sewing of an open fire is not to be YOUR p machines, bikes, a boat and much more. HEAT RMERINO-MACKISSIC denied. Homeowners ^ FROM Hundreds of items from a few dollars up. 30EMYEUROPEAN wanted more heat from QOINO UP YOUR Viewing: 10:00am Auction: ll:00am their woodburning CHIMNEYI TRI-GARD. Saiurdiu September l.S on the church grounds appliances. Manufacturers Hopewell Hoad near Mam complied and produced air­ THE TOTAL WINDOW COAAPANY South (ilaslonbur\' FITNESS PROGRAM tight stoves, but the pop­ ular pastime of watching ^ Ti(ipli(ge3to^ A BETTER IDEA IN “ VWoH t i l l you see the dance of a burning fire CUT HEATING LOG SPLITTER THERMAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS the weird p a r i” was lost. Manufacturers again complied to con­ BILLS 60% ONIX CONVERT YOUR sumer demand and have BRUSH CUHERS by ECHG $19.95 FIREPLACE INTO AN H O R n i D ^ YOUR OWN DIET & EXERCISE FREE FITNESS KIT. produced what is called A True Casement Window. fireplace inserts or slide- EFFICIENT HOME REPUCEMENT RARS S CHAINS by ISUPIRMEAL PROGRAM. You’ll get a free fitness l m metal box with either glass our hign-quality Fitness Formula/ "TAfitne; or metal doors that is easi­ tein to help you with your diet. Ew ly slid into the existing fireplace. Some of the TURN YOUR models burn with the 1th damper abnost completely FIREPLACE INTO AN pas clos^. When the box gets hot, the air around it becomes hot. ’The heated EFFKrarrHEAIIR. air rises and is deflected M ake It Easy into the room, rather than To replace your worn up the chimney. out windows. Enjoy the Reg. $5. Since the doors are convenience while saving closed, very little of the Deltair energy dollars. 3 heated room air is drawn back into the fireplace and SOLAR HEATING up the chimney. And, if the doors are glass, the family PANELS can still enjoy the beauty AIRP0RT79 E3n of the flames. ’Those opting Don't Settle For for metal doors will get Ordwaty fvtptact Ftufo frrtptaci mmt • Northland Solid Fuel iwiisiinnK Lefs even more heat from the There's nothing like > worm, cozy And becaute the fire'i contained fire in the fireplace. Double and triple insert, although they will behind tempered glau doon, you uae Boilers But with fuel bilU going up and up, u much wood u an ordinary sliders till insicTo the not be able to watch the today you need more. fireplace. • Hoval Boilers home (or easy fire. To turn your fireplace into an all the beauty of your fire. dticieni hater, just add a Fuego And (he beauty of lower fuel bills. deoning. Another popular trend fireplace iiuert. • NumaciHot Air Furnaces llie idea’i a natural; natural trr.: today are add-ons — which convection. Ra. the fire bunu in the Tender and are exactly what their heavy gauge iieel firebox, room air ii and Combinations delicious, our drawn in, around the fire, heated and name implies. ’They are vented back into the room. Vilb. USDA H r added-on to basement W um «p to t beanttfol idea. • Thermo Control Stoves CHOICE TOP SIRLOIN woodburning furnaces. C S Uniied4/1ists • Good Earth Stoves 15% GOVERNMENT REBATE SU PER STEAK comes with a huge Salad, • xwtwx*:...... • A .'; Although the homeowner golden-brown Steak Fries, Texas Toast, can’t see the flames and it □ Pteose send Ree literalure HCJ-3 and Onion Ring garnish. — ■ U.a.lNOU«Tl is more expensive than a ECKERTS □ Please hove o Teriyaki style, too. - woodbuming stove or free­ NOW ALSO OPEN representative coll C A L L O R At$1.(X)offttieregulannenuprice) standing unit, it does IWN& Tuesday & Friday Eves, til 8 p.m. Nome ...... provide a lot of heat to the WRITE TODAY 3025 Main St. Addreu...... ,41*^ house while using our only 1-800432-7012 Glastonbury qijlid renewable fuel. Since it has 3SURE a ty ...... M&M ASSOCIATES OR 646-6871 JunctioiM Rt. 2 a 3 646-4260MANCHESTER a bigger fire chamber than Route 85 • Amston RT. 44A, COVENTRY 742-6103 ...... the traditional stove, the m K TM un IIIHAITFOtOn., 9 5 9 - 0 1 6 2 515 MIDDLETURNPIKE WEST OPEN 9 A.M. MON. OPEN TILL 4 P.M. 2 28-0307 NOOMXMnONI MAMCHBTER, a . PLEASE CALLTHEATRE^ homeowner can put more AAMA CERTIFIED TUES. a THURS. 8 P.M., WED.A FRI. 8 P.M., FOR SCREEN TIMES O nly one 1-month membership per person. Applicants must be first time aduh quests 18 or over. wood into it at one time. 2 28-0259 Facilities and hours may vary with location. Longer term memberships be offered. SAT. 5 P.M. PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., SeDt. 1M979 ' ■EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Sept. 13, 1979— PAGE FIFTEEN

Gardening _ Panel Suggests THE H#/p Wanted »3 WORLD WANTED: Laving sitter for Sewer Analysis Robertson kinoergartner. From 10 AM to school time, Boltoki Show Offers Fall Flowers and Champagne BOLTON - The Sewer Avoidance Study Committee ALMANAC’S occasionally after school for 3 has voted to recommend to the Board of Selectmen that it kids starting in September, B) PRANK ATWOOD ty of Maine. He earned a Elxposition is the day when hundreds, attend the fair some of the projects on execute the assistance agreement with the Capitol but some time is available in doctor's degree at the 4-H Cluh members and and participate In com- which they have worked. Region Council of Government (CRCOG) for technical Q&A August if desired. 649-1103 Future Farmers, by the petltive events that climax perhaps, for an entire year. orrit 289-7549 ask for EUine. Fall flowers will be University of New work pertaining to sewer avoidance. HamMhire. He taught at shown in profusion and chairman of the committee, said Can you match these enter­ OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House Old Doitiinian College in CRCOG will do an analysis of the soil structure, slopes tainment personalities with delivery. Year round work. champagne will be served Virginia and at Thiel their year of birth? at lunch in the "Nature's geographic configuration of the town to ascertain what All benefits, ^ply M&M Oil College in western Penn­ 1. Jan Murray Co., Route 6, Bolton. Beauty" autumn flower areas will stand limitless development with septic 2. Rick Nelson sylvania. show Saturday. Sept. 22, at systems and a study of failures with sewage disposal 3. Phyllis Newman OIL BURNER SERVICE Dr. (Corbett then had the Representatives of CRCOG will also interview 4. Rob Reiner MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all St. George's Episcopal 5. Roddy McDowall unusual experience of hun­ townspeople to determine how they feel about the future residential. All benefits. M & Church in Bolton. (a) 1935 M Oil, Route 8, Bolton. The arrangem ents of ting for new plants in India development of Bolton as well as their thoughts about (b) 1945 flowers and foliage include and Korea for the U.S. waste disposal and the kinds of disposal preferred. (c ) 1917 Department of four classes based on Klar said there are a number of ways to dispose of (d) 1940 Agriculture. liquid domestic waste other than individual septic (e) 1928 church festivals, Easter, Just before Coming to COOKS & KITCHEN Palm Sunday, Whitsuntide systems and sewers. He said experience shows that rural ANSWERS Connecticut, Dr. Corbett HELPERS- Available and Christmas. Fifty tovms with sewage systems have population explosions weekends and evenings. churches in the area, of all worked for five years as Klar said the study will include the "whole ramifica­ 9 S q F B E P Z 0 I Experienced preferred. denominations, have been manager of a private es­ tion of what the social aims of the community are ” Drivers License. Mature in­ tate at Northeast Harbor, a Public meetings will be scheduled in the future to keep dividuals. Apply in person: asked to encourage their INDEX Garden Grove Caterers altar guilds or flower com- community of wealthy people informed of the progress of the study and to get Keeney Street, Manchester. TULIP DAFFODILS I NOTICES mittees to enter families near Bar Harbor, citizen’s input. Me. BULBS King AMrad CROCUS 1 LOIt 8 na.aMatlN . Nm NcLMO-MM Wednesday a team will arrive Sun­ the accreditation, but the honor is “a said. However, if the upperclassmen There will be an executive session to discuss a personnel SHEET METAL WORKER - benefits. SO hour week. Call SINCE 1961 AMERICA’S LARGEST FULL PROCESS AUTOMATED LAWN SERVICE 643-4257, or come to Vernon day, Oct. 14, and spend the next three feather in your cap.” abuse the privilege, they will be matter and a meeting after regular meeting to discuss Experienced. Soldering etc. days reviewing the school. The of­ Mold & Tool Inc., 199 Forest returned to the study halls. negotiations. Call 528-2101. Street, Manchester. m rj^ y m r » i 7- « -*J - « I nvx. i = ’--t v r>K «V ^ - '"I .1

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Full production lots with es­ Townhouse Condominium. Charm, Cape with patio. • • » - S Qlwi R c ^ house? Need 1. 2 or more NUTRITION SHOP students, excellent oppor­ agency seeking full time floor family room with Qlaanlngt from M vtral local aatataa Included In thia paid Insurance, 9 Holidays, tablished standards. In­ Gas heat, air conditioning, Lovely kitchen, Recreation ■■------a— -» — A n nights out a week seeing tunity to meet new people nursing supervisor with fireplace, large modern wall-to-wall carpeting, 2 full aalo. Soma antiquaa and collactablaa. Apply In parwMi to: NIMIIwTNVWRp Wl« paid vacation. Please app­ forms supervisor of dl6 Must be knowledgable Room. Move-in condition! new faces and earning while you supplement your BSN and at least 2 years kitchen, sliders to large deck, and 2 half baths, finished Round D,R. Table. 4 bentwood chairs, kitchen chairs, basket, room STA NO ZtM B K M 7 -1 4 M crepancies. High school about nutrition, and Low 50's. 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No Opportunity in the fastest Store. 509 Center Street, rockers, prints, mirrors, bottles, tools, several wooden planes and M a n e A M lw person with serious in­ starting wages and Manchester Vamon, CT. 00096 required. QA or related lab experience necessary. growing area of nursing EAST HARTFORD - Move Manchester. molding planes, jugs, linens, books and Nat. Qeogs., fyimmock, late terest in good health. benefits, uniforms care. Salary negotiable. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 model G. Fox sewing machine. \ ^ experience preferred. Training on premises by right into this charming 3 provided to arrange ap­ Please Call BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, feet waterfront property with housewives like yourself. Enjoy working in Send resume to: Bedroom Ranch on quiet paneled living room, eat-in EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY- Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Hafp Wanted 13 pointment for personal in­ 4 large cottages in very good Work part time 2 or 3 TERMS: Cash or good chedi—no out-of-state dwdis professional surroundings. BARBARA street. Boasts fresh paint and kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, condition. Fully furnished, evenings. $8 to $10 per hour. C A R P E N T E R S - S o m e Apply: Individual must be willing terview. a 12x22 family room off the lovely quiet setting on dead­ located in Sandy Beach area, No ch ildren please Catered CLERK TYPIST Executive Director kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. Car and phone necessary. ei^ r ie n c e needed. Call 872- to accept responsibility. end street, deened beach docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ Quality consignments mm being accepted for hitme auctions. CALL FRIENDLY 647-9946 Barnett-Bowman, 633-3661. Must be reliable. Call for an PART-TIME Augie & Ray’s Apply at once to: AM A Asslstmce rights. $79,900. Call exclusive turesque setting. Very appointment. 643-7020. MEN FOR ROOFING & REAL ESTATE SALES - 70a silver Lane agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, private. Owners want to COME TO THE Lessenger Company is looking RESTAURAMT of N.E.Ct., Inc. -also- SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms, 2 SIDING- Experienced only. PART TIME MORNINGS - Types, distributes, and Seat Hartford PARMDE HEALTH SHOP Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal finance. Excellent investment SHAKLEE- Discover the peo­ MANCHESTER Call 649-3379, after 6:00 p.m. With some mechanical for 2 licensed agents in our E.Htfd Silver Unc baths, 3 bedrooms, family housing opportunity. 443-4470. for group or indvidual. Zanotti files order entry forms, Call 646-1S8S lor ap- 357 East Center Street Beacon Hill Rd. room. 20x40 in-ground pool ple devoted to natural nar- CB’ERSCLUB experience. Apply: 270 Hart­ Bolton office. (%ll 646-6486, maintains sales depart­ Manchester Parkade Realtors, 649-0272. 228-94HS LEGAL NOTICE MATURE WOMAN or college for Kurt Lessenger. pointmant 12 to 3PM or 5 6 9 -1040 with cabana. Garage. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK monv and good health. Call ford Road, Manchester. ment follow-up and after TPM. upV ewrtelh eMeir WT Manchester, Cl. 06040 PhiUsse. 289-1249. ANNUAL girl to babysit in my home, Tolland S t Area Aluminum siding. Group I BEACH. Perfect retirement Real Estate Wanted 28 customer history files, and Realtors, Philbrick Agency, Distributorship available. T A G S A L E It is the policy of the Bolton Public Schools not to dis­ Buckley School district 9 a.m. SECRETARY FIREMAN - WATCHMAN. performs various other home loaded with charm. 2 criminate on the basis of handicap in admission or access to, or to 2 p.m., Monday thru Ebiperienced on high pressure East Hartford 646 4200. bedroom Ranch, huge living SELLING your house? Call us SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ISth RECEPTIONIST clerical duties as assigned. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted NURSES AIDES- Full time. treatment or employment in its educational programs or ac­ Friday. References r^uired. boiler preferred, year round, 13 Help Wanted 13 room, fireplace, oversized lot, first and we ll make you a ■t ttM BOOKKEEPER needed in High school diploma or CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Experienced preferred but tivities— as required by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of Call 649-7044. Manchester area. Applicant good wages and overtime. equivalent and good typing WANTED BABYSITTER in Call deeded beach rights. Electric cash offer! T.J. Crockett, VFW HALL BROILERMAN- Full time CARPENTER HELPER - TOOL AND DIE MAKERS - 2 Remodeled Kitchen and Realtor. 643-1577. training will be given Apply *-1973. Inquires regarding compliance with Section 504 may be must be personable individual Paid CMS, Blue Cross and skills required. Previous evenings. Some kitchen Highland Park School area heat. $67,500. Call exclusive SOS Em I C«nMc StTMt ...... _ MACHINISTS- Minimum 5 Life Insurance. Amerbelle from 7:(»-9:00 AM and some Part time and full time. 528- required. Opportunity to earn Baths. Aluminum siding, in- agent. Carol Cable-Wagner. in person: East Hartford Con­ directed to Karen L. Rosano, Section 504 Coordinator, or to who possesses good typing office experience, experience necessary. Call 8958 or 2867654. BARBARA valescent Home, 745 Main M u cht t f Corn., 104 East Main Street, school holidays. Call 643-5750 over $30,000 per year. Faria ground pool with patio and Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal MAY WE BUY your home? Raymond A. Allen, Jr„ Superintendent at 104 Notch Road. Jrade yourreU'hito'm e tool skills, some bookkeeping preferred. Apply to Rogers Cavey's Restaurant, 643-2751. Corp,, Uncasville, Ct. privacy. Group I, Philbrick Street, East Hartford. from 10 • 4 experience, pleasing Rockville. Apply between 9 after 7 PM.______housing opportunity. 443-4470. Quick, fair, all cash and no Bolton, Connecticut, 06040 (telephone 643-1560) or to the Direc- apj trade Overtime and Corp., Mill and Oakland MOLD MAKER - Plastic in­ suppliers to GM, Ford. 647-9946 Agency, 646-4200. problem. Call Warren E. telephone manner, and a AM - 4 PM. EOE. Streets, Manchester, Ct. tor of the Office for Civil Rights, Department of Health, Educa­ all company paid benefits. RELIABLE BABYSITTER jection molds; 1 required. Op­ Chrysler and AMC. Phone 848- Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. SWITCHBOARD working knowledge of general An Equal O pportunity portunity to earn over $30,000 9271. Butineta Opportunity 14 OPERATOR- 4 nights per tion and Welfare, Washington, D.C. Dynamic Metal Products GENERAL MECHANIC - HELP NEEDED to work at NEEDED- 2 til 5 daily. EAST HARTFORD- office procedures. Hours-11-6, Employer, M/F. per year. Faria Corp., Un- Mincheetar week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., 016-9 Company, 422 North Main Monday-Friday. Excellent Full time days plus overtime. outdoor Flower Locations. References. Robertson Schooi Assumable mortgage. 3 Household Goods 40 Friday, Saturday or Sunday. casville, Ct., suppliers to GM, VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Bedroom Cape. 3/4 dormer. 7:30 a m. Friday, Saturday & Street, Manchester, 646-4048. salary. Reply with references Paid CMS, Blue Cross and District. Call 643-8534. 3BEDR00M 3 INVITATION Snacks with locations $3,580. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Life Insurance. Amerbelle Car needed. S D R Enter­ Ford, Chrysler and AMC. Dining room. 2 full baths. Full REFRIGERATORS Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a m. to Manchester Herald, c/o DEBURRING HAND - Jdust Phone 848-9271. WANTED CALL TOLL FREE 1-806423- Colonial, lull carpeted Edwards Answering Service. TRUCK DRIVERS- Box KK. Corn., 104 East Main Street, MATURE LOVING WOMAN prises, Andover, Conn., 742- basement. Bus line. Near Washers / Ranges, used, TO BID 9965. be capable of doing precise INSPECTOR 2355 Ext. 905. shopping. Broker. 528-3264. newer kitchen, bath and 646-5406. Applications now being taken Rockville. Apply between 9 to babysit in nw home. Own debarring work similar to air­ guaranteed and clean. New CLASS A furnace. Dining room and shipment damaged. G.E i t The Manchester Board of LEGAL NOTICE for truck driver positions. PART TIME WORK IN AM - 4 PM. EOE. transportation. References. $3 craft work. Apply in person" SECRETARY - Expanding Situation Wanted 15 Must have Class II License. Male or Pamala. Mual bo living room, treed lot. walk FRIGIDAIRE Low prices. PART TIME JANITOR for Education solicits bids for BEVERAGE PLANT. 7 AM to per hour. Call 6466240. Metronics, Inc., Route 6 i t local law firm needs full time CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE medium size office complex. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ Apply in person at 3 PM. Must be neat and clean. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - HOME HEALTH AIDES. 44A, Bolton. lamlMar with Aircraft to school —$53,900, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Repair of Watpjr Leg on One Provide personal care to peo­ secretary. 6461188 CONSCIENTIOUS BY OWNER- Manchester. 6 Street. 643-2171.______Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m,, 3 day, September 17, 1979 starting at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Manchester Packing Co., 349 Apply in person: Pequot Full time 9 to 5. Must have FULL TIME RN wanted as itaf'ciflcatlona and ba TEENAGER will do odd jobs Pacific Steel ^ile'f. Sealed ple in their homes. Home abla to work from rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 nights a week. Phone Mr. '-qtaafauiLAb^unicipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Wetherell Street, Manchester. Beverages, Spring Street' experience on 9610 Decision Charge Nurse for 7 to 3 shift. FULL TIME F7r CLASS A MACHINIST able to and yard cleaning. Call 643- baths. Wall to wall carpeted. bids will be received until data or 129 IBM keypuncher. health aide certification or biuaprlnla. Plaaaa apply ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ at Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: Extention, Glastonbury. Full time RN or LPN wanted housekeeping department. read Blueprints and do own 2015 after 3 PM. Ask for Ken. Walk to school. Call 646-2522, P.M., October 1, 1979 INSURANCE - Interesting op- Call 249-6534 for appointment. aide training preferred. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut In paraon; MERRITT Custom made draperies, slip­ pointment. for 11 to 7 shift. Part time Setup with minimum supervi­ after 5 p.m. No Agents. Y B4S-1180 which time they will publicly Item 1 No. 690 portunity available in Ask for Mrs. Bayles. Training provideo if needed. Street, Manchester. covers and upholstery. Budget MECHANICALLY ABLE Aide wanted for 7 to 3 shift. sion. Day shift guaranteed. Le-Mi Corporation Asking $59,900. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 opened. The right is reserved Ronald Jacobs at a l— Variance in requested of Article II, Sec­ Wethersfield Insurance Agen­ Full time Aide wanted for 3 to FlexibiUty in hours. Must Private Instrucllont IB TYPISTS AND CLERK INDIVIDUAL needed for es­ Overtime. Paid Insurance, un- >0 TUNNEL ROAD nr 646-1000. TYPISTS are needed to work cy for the individual who has 11 shift. Call 429-9331, have own transportation. to reject any and all bids. tion 4.01, Permitted Uses, to permit applicant to use the rear 65 tablished but still growing soft ilorms furnished, paid VERNON, CT. OSOtS in the Hartford area. Call Specifications and bid forms feet of property, which is in Residence Zone A, for the parking experience in the Personal drink and spring water Willington Convalescent Mileage paid. For further in­ REMEDIAL READING and VERNON - $65,900. 2 ELECTRIC RANGE- With formation call: Manchester holidays, Quarterly benelits, COLUMBIA - $66,900. 4 today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. may be secured at the of vehicles for the office strucutre which is located on the Lines field. This is an inside bottling company. Advance­ Home, Monday thru Friday, plus additional benefits. Apply math: individualized work Bedroom Ranch with large Bedroom High Ranch with eye level oven, and lower position with considerable DAIRY QUEEN has part time Public Health Nursing program, (lst-8th grade) by Business Office, 45 N. School Residence Zone C portion of the property — 148 Main Street — ment opportunities available. before 3 p.m. HELP WANTED in person to: Allied Instru­ eat-in kitchen, fireplaccd nice kitchen, dining room, oven. First $100 takes it. Call EXTRA MONEY. Earn to hone contact with clients, positions available nights and Association, 647-1481, Monday MASON'S HELPER - master's degree teacher. 568- 568-9439. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Residence Zone C and Residence Zone A. Must be reliable, willing, in­ weekends for males who are • Sand Blast or Hast ment it Tool Co., 67 Woodland living room, covered deck, fireplaccd living room, den, $200.00 per week on flexible P'aid benefits. Call Arthur A. dustrious and pleasant. Many BOOKKEEPER FULL - Friday. 8 AM - 4:30 PM. An Experience preferred, must 8075. fantastic grounds, privacy, ticut. Raymond E. Demers, 18 or over. Apply in person: Traat Operator Street, Manchester between 7 formal entry, huge wrap­ schedule from 15 hours or Item 2 No. 692 Watson Co. Inc., Mr. Briggs, benefits. AppV in person: CHARGE- Able to take the equal opportunity affirmative a m. and 4 p.m. be dependable and have immaculate condition. 1978 WHIRLPOOL - Heavy Business Manager 2 ^ Broad Street, R o ch ester. action employer. transportation. 646-4134. around deck, on 1.8 acre more. Five openings Richard W. Dennison — Variance is requested of Article IV, 563-8111. Pequot Beverages, Spring, books thru Trial Balance, to • Turret Lath* Operator RIDING LESSONS indoor FIRESIDE REALTY, 643- parcel-more. FIRESIDE duty washer. Hardly used. available Possible training 019-9 Payroll and Quarterly Taxes. riding ring. Western stock $150 solid. 289-0639. Section 7.B. to permit improvements to a nonconfirming struc­ Street Extention, Glaston-* WANTED: Warehouse man • Engine Lath* Operator 8030. 647-9144, REALTY. 643-8030, 647-9144. required but willing to inter­ CADWELL & JONES INC. Must have at least 3 years CLEANING WOMAN wanted, seat, saddle seat and hunt ture, the cost of which will exceed 50% of the assessed value of bury. iand Blanchard grinder • view all inquiries. Call Manufacturing Distributing experience. Call Mrs. Bloom, CLASS A“TNSTRUMENT 1 day a week. Own transporta­ seat. All levels 228-9817. EXPANDWAY DINING the building — 728 Spring Street — Rural Residence Zone. trainee. Second shift opening. 50 hours, paid holldaya, screening operator for in- Help Wanted 13 firm, located in easily 6462900. AUTD LIFT MECHANIC MAKER able to read tion. References. $4.00 per TABLE - Double bed - person interview. 528-9618 Item 3 No. 693 accessible Manchester area, Must have own transporta­ Experienced, pleasant axcallent Inaurancs Blueprints with minimum hour. Call 643-7745. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. HEBRON - $63,900. 3 Kneehole Bureau - Mirrors - Ext. 114. Gilbert J. Lebel — Variance is requested of Article II, Section seeks alert well organized MACHINIST tion. Call 2867955 between 9 working conditions, paid benafits. supervision. Day shift Former faculty New York Bedroom Raised Ranch with Lamps - Carpets - Rugs- 4.01.01 to reduce north side yard to 3 feet (10 feet required) to person with good office skills BRIDGEPORT. One year and 3 PM for interview. holidays, hospitalization, guaranteed. Overtime. Paid Music and Art High School. ceramic bath, well laid out Drapes - Window Shades - EXPERIENCED COOKS and kitchen, dining room, REAUORS CLEANING PERSONNEL permit erection of carport — 35 Gardner Street — Residence to handle detail work. Will experience or trainee. Call lasting opportunity. Apply In person: Insurance, uniforms fur­ Professional Singer/Pianist. Curtain Rods - Stereo AM. FM for residental cleaning ser­ Waitresses wanted lor train for advancement. Call today, Newgate Machine, IMTAIL PHARMACY PART TIME EVENINGS- nished, paid holidays, quarter­ 644-8597. fireplaccd living room, rec - Radios - Projection Screen - cocktail lounge. Call 644-9637 Zone A and Rural Residence Zone. Apply in person ROOFER- Experienced in vice. Transportation Mrs. Davis, 643-0644 for Manchester. M7-1789. IBU Manchester. Light duty ly benefits, plus additional room, much more. Hutch - 51 piece set dishes - between 10AM-3PM METRONIC, INC. Built Up i t Shingle Roofing. necessary. Call between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan­ application. janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per benefits. Apply in person to: PIANO LESSONS- Given by FIRESIDE REALTY, 643- Amber glasses - 13 inch Girl for Phr.miacy duties. No Paid holidays and vacations. 8030, 647-9144. UOMESTICARE 643-1945. ning Office. All persons interested may attend these hearings. WANTED: Retirees, nights or Sundays, ^ v io u s phar> week. Ideal for retir^ or Dillon Salas A Sarvica R oute 6 i t 44 A Allied Instrument i t Tool Co.. Experienced Teacher, ages 5 Mounted Snow Tires - many QUALITY CONTROL & housewives, cooks, kitchen semi-retired. Call 6465334. 67 W oodland S tr e e t, Call 568-1440, between 7 and to adult. $4.00 per lesson. Gail $100,000 TO Zoning Board of Appeals PART TIME WORK macy or nurses aide experience % S1I MAIN ST. BOLTON 8:30 a m., and 4 and 5 p.m. small items. 149 Chestnut CHIEF INSPECTOR- Must be Edward Coltman, Secretary AVAILABLE for 10 people preferred. Ability to type helpful Manchester between 7 a m. Breitenfeld. 649-8053. Street. 643-4622, qualified on aircraft parts. All MAWCHSSTen ANDOVER $61,900. New 3 $150,000 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - Dated this 13th day of September, 1979. due to expansion of major but not necessary. Send resume to DISHWASHER- Full time and 4 p.m. Good opportunity for career- company paid benefits. Mail evenings. Some kitchen DENTAL ASSISTANT- If you FLUTE INSTRUCTION - Bedroom Ranch on 1.2 acre 40 " ELECTRIC RANGE- 017-9 ______firm local branch. Flexible 18 Box HH. c7 o Manchester Herald. relate well with people, work is the price range minded person, we now have resume to: P.0, Box 1037, hours weekly. $5.33 per hour. Grove Caterers, Keeney experience necessary. Call Beginner to advanced. Call parcel features 2 baths, step- Gold Best offer. Double self openings in production for all Manchester, 06040. Street, Manchester. Cavey’s Restaurant, 6462751. effectively as a team member 649-8329. saver kitchen, dining room, in this AA Zoned cleaning oven Call 646-3199 Over 18. Car necessary. Call and enjoy being a part of a fireplaccd living room, deck - three Mifts. Will consider in­ Help Wanted T7 Help Wanted 13 12 to 3 p.m., 872-2128. College GAS STATION ATTENDANT after 5:30 p.m. preventive oriented dental of­ more. FIRESIDE REALTY, experienced but with good PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - Students welcomed. CHILD CARE WORKERS- wanted for morning shift. 6 area • - - work references, and a desire Full time. Coventry PHNA. AUTO BODY MAN - PART TIME- Accounts Oak Hill School has im­ AM to 2 PM. Must be fice. we want to talk to you. 643-8030, 647-9144, MICROWAVE OVEN- $200. RN or BSN. Experience experience, dependable and Hebron 228-9461. Hours 1 p.m. Schools-Classes 19 W E H A VE E to advance. Benefits include: Experienced. Health in­ Payable and Receivable. mediate openings for Child Call anytime, 633-4866. 3 years Medical. Holiday, Vacation preferred. E.O.E. 742-7369. Care Workers to work with willing to work. Some FILE CLERK to 9:30 p.m. surance, paid vacations, Light typing. Good figure ap­ FOR THE BEST - Manchester LIS TE D A - old. Excellent operating con­ and Attendance w nus Plan. guaranteed work week. Apply titude. Call 289-7743. multi handicapped children in managerial duties. See John Full time position, must ATTRACTIVE FIVE ROOM dition! All paid for by the company. SANDWICH MAKER - No HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS OR residential school. at A-1, 568 Center Street, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 BUNGALOW - Central loca­ Woodland Auto Body Co., 12()8 have good communication pupils per teacher. FREE in­ BEflUTIFUL RAHCH Call for interview, in experience necessary. 528- Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ PART TIME. Phone from SOPHOMORES for part time Experienced with han­ Manchester. skills, and good Alpha tion. excellent condition. 2479. home servicing our customers waitresses. Work 3 days a troductory lesson ^ith this ad. Samuelson Broker. 649-0498. Manchester 643-0240. ford, Ct. dicapped childred required. Numeric Abilities. Full FULL TIME Call 646-6306, or 6463549. tw o CAR GARAGE in your own area. 249-7773. week after school and Satur­ Associates Degree preferred. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. company benefits, free OFFICE HELP Articles lor Sale 41 MUNSON’S CANDY days. Apply in person: Brass Full time. 37 1/2 hours per Men and women 17-35 leam a parking. Please call, Marie Immediate opening, small “ HIDEAWAY” TOWN OF MANCHESTER KITCHEN is accepting Key Restaurant. week. Second shift. Starting career skill. Guaranteed part- Brester, 6ARASE SALE applications for employment salary $3.87 to $4.09 per hour. time job. $56 per weekend to office. Challenging duties. Homes For Sale 23 MANCHESTER PATIO in sales and/or packing. Hours DRIVER TO DELIVER start. Veterans earn more. Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 Typing a m ust. Much MDVINB • MUST SELL PART-TIME WOMAN TO WORK PART Excellent benefits. Call 243- S 4 7 -4 7 0 0 AND VICINITY S«irs P««ir IUmt, iMttn, are Monday thru Friday 9 to 4. SPRING WATER. SOFT, 3496 Monday thru Friday, Join the Connecticut Army phone contact with COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 HALF ACRE LOT Fn Pm . h M m iNtamHk p TIME - East Hartford area. an d U C o n n . Call for appointment, 649-4332. DRIh(KS. High school educa- a.m. to 4 p.m. An Equal Op­ National Guard. Call Sergeant for an interview. customers. Write FULL ROOMS, 1st floor family HOUSE FDR SALE- . n/krtiir, BsctlMMM hMiM cs^ ■ RECREATION POSITIONS General office work. Call 286 m tion. excellent driving record portunity Employer. Hanna at 8769815 or 5667900 Ktb Ssts, MI Mb, (M m TIM E, P.O. Box 343, room with fireplace, 4 ★ New Listing ★ MAHY EXTRAS nin; iim , d u m m wry | M c« iM m Recreation Attendant • Works in the Rec Center Office 5436. Collect. LUBE PERSON- To lubricate necessary. Must have general ------Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres of privacy, eacli vvilli i( .s Glastonbury. generous sized bedrooms. 2 FRIDAY 9/14, SATURDAY 9/15 selling Rec cards, answering telephone, checking trucks and trailers. familiarity with Hartford FULL TIME CASHIER it 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car Immaculate 6room Raised ROUTE SALESMAN 9-5 out equipment, etc. High School student acceptable County. Ample opportunity SALES CLERK- Days only, own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with disliwa.siKi, Ranch. gas heat. IH THE EIGHTIES! Experience necessary. $5.25 NEEDED to deliver daily garage, walkout basement. 12 SAULTERS ROAD Hours 3:00-5:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday and hourly. All fringe benefits. for advancement to bright. Pleasant working conditions $83,500. Group I, Philbrick Immediate occupancy. Interested? Call Now! MANCHESTER route and area towns. Class II dining area. '2 bath down, large livingroom with glass door lo walk 10:00 A M.-5:00 P.M. Saturday. Hourly rate $2.91 For an appointment call 686 ambitious individual. Start in a modem pharmacy. A d d I v RESTAURAl Agency. 64fr4200. Priced right. $67,900. Rain or Shina. license needed. Experience 7596. immediately, iply in per- in person at once to Liggetts - We arc IooM iih for acH atarting people wHh aoma out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closcis. full baihs LIVE IN COMPANION / • For directlona call 643-0536. preferred. Call for appoint­ son: Pequot B ev era g es, HOUSEKEEPER for con­ VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 BELFIORE AGENCY Rexall Pharmacy, Raataurant Management Expaiianca. Wa offer: with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available in Executive 7-room Split Recreation Leader - High School graduate with some ex­ ment. Royal Ice Cream Co., Spring Street E xten tion , valescing male. For further ROOM COLONIAL- 3 431 Main St HOMEWORKERS. Earn Inc., 649-5358. Manchester Parkade. •Good Safary While Training ' basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and mil. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 317 Green Rd. ALUMINUM Sheets used as perience working with people. Those with youth $Big$ securing, stuffing Glastonbury. •Ath/aneement Potential details call, 646-7555 before fireplaces, large Family printing plates, .007 thick group experience are needed. Hours 6:00-9:00 P.M. 5:00 p.m. Room. Very luxurious baths. Florida room. Much envelopes. Free Details, DENTAL ASSISTANT needed DENTAL ASSISTANT- eSubatanUal Salary and Qanaroue Bonueaa, Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH CONVENIENCK" living. 647-1416 23x28’ 2 '. 25 cents each or 5 Monday thru Friday. Hourly rate $2.95-$3.15 GYMNASTIC TEACHER Experience a requirement. throughout! Call R. Zimmer, more. for$l. Phone643-2711. Must be Reply: Titan, Box 94688 V15, for bu^ specialty dental of­ SPA ATTENDENT for Schaumberg, III. 60194. needed in Manchester area. Modem up to date multi-girl Baaed on Parlormanea Married Couples preferred. No Pets From '230/month. Security J.D. Real Estate for details. picked up before 11 a.m. fice. Experience preferable Experience preferred. Appli­ Womans World Health Spa. 646-1980, or 647-1139. ARRUDA EAST HARTFORD- Im­ but not necessary for mature office. Excellent benefits. •M an y Company Banahta required. ONLY. Llfeguard/Swlm Instructor - Water Safety Instructor cant must exhibit good coor­ Immediate opening. •All Conn. LocaUona Looking for someone to help pressive 3 Bedroom Colonial. DIETARY AIDES- Full time person. Excellent working dination and other qualities in us keep the spa looking tidy MANCHESTER, BY & RARCOMR Fireplaccd living room, for­ authorization required. Hours 6:30 P.M.-9:30 P.M. conditions, medical benefits, Manchester area. TelTelephone •All Tha Raaponalbllltlaa You Can Handle Call 742-6412 Monday thru Friday, and 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. and part time positions possible demonstrations. 6468125. and cheerful for our OWNER. 6 room Cape, new mal dining room. Large rec DELIVERING DARK LOAM available in our Dietary profit sharing and uniform for an appointment., members. Part time position, 644-8000 Saturday. Hours could be divided between two Hours 2-7 Monday thru Friday Call For An Interview kitchen, lovely yard. $50's. By room. Attractive landscaped - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also Department. Apply in person: allowance available. Call 525- apppproximately 10 to 15 hours appointment. 643-9380. No yard. Immaculate move-in people. Hourly rate $2.95-$3.15 3868 after 10AM. and Saturday mornings. TRAINEES-1, 2,' i t 3 shift to 644-1539 sand, gravel and stone. 643- East Hartford Convalescent Salary commensurate with do Diffusinon, Coating, apply LITCHFIELD FARM SHOPS perter week. Call now at 646-7612. agents. condition. Sedlik Realty, 528- 9504. Applications are available at the Personnel Office, Town Home, 745 Main Street, East e x p e r ie n c e . R ep ly w ith Monday thru Friday, 9 to 12, 4719, 521-9587. Hartford. ______PART TIME - Nurses Aide. 3 Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester to 11 p.m.. Laurel Manor, 91 reference and resum e to and 1 to 3 at the Klock Co., 7S8-a481 Manchester Herald, c/o Box 1366 Tolland Tpke., An equal opportunity employer. DENTAL ASSISTANT- Posi­ Chestnut Street. Aa iq u e l Opportunlly la ip h tw ______tion available in Glastonbury. L' Manchester. Excellent opportunity for in­ SEPTEDIBER 8 thru IS dividual with experience, in­ terested in personal growth, © 2 and responsibility. Excellent benefits and salary, commen­ surate with experience. NannoNaL i-ioM e Si apnr. w eei< Please call 633-8371. HOUSEWIVES MANCHESTER HOUSEKEEPER - 4 after­ CAPE noons per week. Mature woman only. Duties to include after school care of 16year- old girl, light housecleaning IN Honor Of All The Homeowners and some meal preparation. of America — Present and Future Transportation required. Earn Extra Money 3 R eferences. Cail 649-6920 Buyers, And For The Recognition of after 5:30PM. lays to Picture yourself in a rewarding position as a nurse Contamporary Ranch In Bolton Owners and Tenants, This MORIARTY BROTHERS is aide. If you always wanted to work in the health * a w i l l li M M l kMM Very attractive 7Vis room Colonial. 3 fireplaces, Week Has Been Selected looking for a Gas Station e I < y| «--« ■ -«-----« care field but lacked the training and experience If (fli W^RIe BSaaNBiM Attendant. Also: Mechanic for W ith Y o i|r O w n 2) iigi ussat buMowd large family room, very luxurious throughout. Call In Observance necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the u ^ ears, good working con­ 3) 1 IMplM H ate t wnd Mmlin i R. Z im m er for details 646-1980 required skills while earning excellent wages and ditions and company benefits benefits. for the right man. See Mr. Graham, and / or Mr. * afue tenM* ilm hi tMNf room m ilk ALSO MANY PROFITABLE BUSINESS The Meadow* Convaleecent Home offer*: Ozimek, at 315 Center Street. P art T im e Job! * laM |« M IMM il iMh * II riM GaMapinry hiMk WELL KEPT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3,37 per hour BANQUET WAITRESSES * X + MmiliNlnei 6 room Cape 3 or 4 bedrooms. Fireplaccd living effective D ecem ber 1, 1979. WANTED - Call 6466439. ... and mothers with young children, bring them * tHhMMmriM room, eat in kitchen, finished rec room with bar, all 2. Fully paid insurance: hospital, m edical, life and,- with you and save on baby sitting costs. * R m t to Mtoh* tohnM hiiii wtodowh to SOUTH WINDSOR BOARD hMtohto, Mnry, Md fitoNf imm wall to wall carpeting, garage with covered patio disability. ( OF EDUCATION has the * MMltolilnn and priced for a quick sale at $55,900. Call Now! APARTMENT HUNTIN67 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. fallowing full-time positions I t Bkei huitohiil hom Call J/D Real Estate for your East of the River open. Maintainer and Custo­ apartm ent 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. dian I. Excellent benefits, and * tw iHtoi working conditions. Apply in Twenty Hours per week. Salary plus gas Call N ow * nMrpk*hlnnair4nia|MM

PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVI^NING HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 13, 1979 Frank and Eme$t Ptanuts — ChariM M. dchuiz EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 13. 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN ArtlelM for Stio 41 ArtIctoB lor Stio 41 Dog$-Blrrl$-P»t» 43 Apartm m n For Rant S3 H t 8RAQX A8 0 0 T HiS ACROSS 2 Augury CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye FRANKLIN STOVE- Cast HOME SWEET HOME - 466 MAIN STREET - 5-room HERE'5 JOE COOL ■fHlSISASREATWfAV Of come, SOME OF Answer to Previous Puule Iron, very good condition. Complete health-guard apartment. No appliances. No B u r X h a p p e n T b k n o i v h e Dear Abby HAN6IN6 AR0UN0 THE 3 Went quickly set. electric welder, acetylene TOMEerSOMEREALLV THEM THINK THEm 1 Actor Ferrer 4 Colorado park W N r 7 a] n n n outfit, aluminum ladder, Stove pipe and grate included. facilities. Cats also. Canine pets. No utilities. Tenant in­ BULLETIN 8MRP E 0 0 E surance required. Security. H A ^ a T R u N l C r u L u Of MEMOtf. NEAT CNICKS S Stdin 5 Dentist's E s n n trailer tires, new electric $135.00. Call 643-8406. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon PRETTV SMART.. 8 Tease 1 P T W T C □FI $2M monthly. Available Oct. By Abigail Van Buren degree (abbr.) uL E E generator, electric, lawn- Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 12 Demons I?' R 1 c T L Oj D □ □ ,1. Call 6 ^ 2 f e weekdays, 9-5. 6 Student leftist^ mower. Evenings, 633-7080. 13 Mine 7 Exit 1H E Y 1 r BEAU’HFUL V E T 1 K A n V, 7 1 8 * TAG SALES 14 Case 8 Game (Fr.) 0 W E Y M ABANDONDED CATS & MANCHESTER- Attractively 15 Garden plant 9 Director C □ L 0 T KITTENS • Some Angora. 1 paneled heated 2 room apart­ L E N □ 8 A L D 0 H E 16 Budded Preminger E 8 S Y A M 0 N 0 8 T TAG SALE- 'Something for Siamese. Spayeef and ment. Stove, refrigerator. 18 Finisher 10 Gone to court /J BRAND NEW WEDDING Adults, references, no pets. 1B E _T 8 p A1------everyone'. Today thru Sunday neutered. Call 342-0571, 633- 20 For each 11 Skin 0 W L A 1 p GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. 6581. $225. 646-3167, 228-3540. I Y X 1 September 16tb., 116 Hill She’d Welcome 21 Shelley work 17 Bauxite 1 R 1_8JH B U L L M 0 Best reasonable offer X- 2 2 Italian L 1 t | Street. East Hartford, 9 to 6, 33-YEAR-OLD MALE looking 16 Canadian L~f|r E 8 8 E A T accepted. Please telephone rain or shine. THOROUGHBRED MALE affirmative rebel 8 T V2 1 R E D 8 8 A for roommate to share 2 646-2161. after 6:00 p.m. HERRIER - With papers. A Mama’s Boy Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivsn 23 Words of un­ 24 Blue-pencil Excellent for hunting. Has all bedroom Manchester derstanding (2 25 Normandy shots. 8 months olm Asking Townhouse. $165 monthly. OMcaa-Storas for Bant 55 ^ufo* For Sala 6f Autos For Btio SI Autot For Sah 61 wds.) invasion day 36 Hyphen eg wall border WHAT GOOP IS t m g o in g t o 25 Arid $100. 646-2155. Call between 5 and 7 p.m. or Y b e le a N G TD BE ANP X I’LL BE HAPFV 26 Player's part 38 Florida (abbr.) 50 Work loll /U.L THAT CRAZV MR. AHEKlCAf 28 Ram's mates FORCED HOT AIR TAG SALE - 38 Server Street, on Weekends, 643-0509._____ 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1969 PON’HAC CUSTOM 350. BUICK LA SABRA 1974 - 4 1973 FORD PINTO • UNIVERSE.' VOU, IF I CAN LOOK 27 Hindu ascetic 39 Single thing 53 ^agic herb RUNABOUT- Low mileage. WEIGHT LIFTING. K 30 Musical FURNACE- Some age but fine (off Wetherell Street); 10 - 5, Musical Ingtrumenli 44 Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Excellent running condition, door hardtop. Excellent condi­ DEAR^BBY: How can parents cope with one of three STUAKTJ/ UKE /kRNOLP practice 41 Booed instrument 54 Young lady working order. Four burner Saturday. September 15tb. AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1st.- of centrally locate space. automatic transmission, tion. Regular gas. $1650. 646 Standard transmission. Good children who is more of a stranger than a son? He is the ANVWAV? SCHWARZEMBSEERf: 29 Us 42 Golden bird 34 Scribble (Fr, abbr) natural gas stove, brown. Fine Clothes, toys, furniture, mis­ FREE CASE with all 1/2 4 rooms. Sun porcb. Heat, hot Ideal for store, office or other power steering and radio. 8188 after 5:30. condition. Best offer. 749-4449. eldest, 25, unmarried, self-supporting and selfish. LEG. 31 Deteriorates aimlessly 45 Bizarre 55 Period of time older wardrobe. 649-5547. cellaneous. price Guitars with this ad.. water. 1 car garage. Security business or commercial use. New battery, new body work. When Allen left college seven years ago. he completely 32 American' 1968 O L D SM O B IL E 98 36 Greek letter 47 Thought 57 By birth Rivers Music. 7 Main Street, required. No pets. References Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 568-2646. disassociated himself from the family-never calling, Indians OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50 3 FAMILY TAG SALE - Satur­ needed. $325 monthly. Call SEDAN- Fully loaded. Good 37 Sea lettuce 46 Leak 58 Peg New Britain. 225-1977. Open til writing or showing any interest or concern regarding family 38 Put on 33 Fabricated Hutch, walnut finish, day, September 15tb, 1:00 to 9 p.m. 646-3414. PROFESSIONAL / 1969 CHEVY BEL AIR - 6 condition. Must be seen! $450. cylinder, 4 door sedan. ' illnesses, deaths, or any of the occasions that usually elicit a 40 Positive words excellent condition $150. New 4:00. Riain Date September Call 6466678. 1 2 3 4 BUSINESS OFFICE 41 Jounce 6 8 7 6 9 10 11 B-13 Steel Radial Firestone 22nd. 10 speed bike, contem­ Automatic, $450. Call 6462524 caring response from family members. Holidays, gradua­ VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. BUILDING - Approximately after 4:30. 43 Compass 721 Tire. $35. 643-1814. porary albums, other mis­ Excellent condition. $90.00. 2600 square feet, with ample WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1976 PINTO 2 DOOR- 4 tions, birthdays, anniversaries, etc., are unacknowledged, 12 13 14 MODEL WRECKS - Cash cylinder. Standard. 16,000 yet his sister and brother have always been considerate and point cellaneous - some brand new. Call 643-4762. parking. Close to Center, ^ Hf-: 44 Cultivator IS BLACK & WHITE 33 C re s tw o o d D riv e , Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1973 VEGA KAMBACK miles. Snow tires, radio. thoughtful to the family as well as to Allen. 16 17 hospital and new court 46 Type measure Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. WAGON - Automatic 18 PORTABLE TELEVISION Manchester. HOLTON TRUMPET - Good WANTED - Working woman building. For info, call 568- Excellent condition. Call 636 Although he lives only half an hour from us, we are ig­ 16 20 21 transmission, needs engine 4763 anytime. 48 Insecticide SET- $30. Call 528-7212 condition. $90 or best offer. age 50 to 65 to share bright, 7658 or 871-0401. nored except for Christmas and HIS birthday. Then he 51 Of God (Lat ) anytime. 646-1032. work. $300 or best offer. 876 0 HffP, NIA Inc T M n»fl U 8 P«1 on S aAW-s 9-13 22 23 24 lovely 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, 7308. honors us with a visit, knowing he will not leave empty- 52 Egyptian Trucks lor Sala 62 25 28 modern apartment. MANCHESTER - Store or Of­ handed-although he ARRIVES empty-handed. He always corpse 27 28 29 30 31 WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe FLUTE- Bundy. Excellent fice for rent. Drive by 218 Captafn Easy — Crooks & Lawrsnes 32 33 TAG SALE - 140 Kennedy Automatic washer and dryer 1969 BONNEVILLE has plenty of money for his own pleasures-girls. bars and 56 Shower washing machine. XC, $135.00. condition. $75.00. Call 643- in apartment. Located in Ver­ Spruce Street. (^11 643-2121. 1969 FORD ECONOLINE expensive gadgets. We are hurt and disgusted by his product a 35 38 Road. Manchester. Antiques, CONVERTIBLE- Excellent ’ HEY! THAT’S MV EXCUSE ME! Zenith 21 inch portable black 0575. non area. Call 875-5485. VAN- $395. Furniture Bam, EA5Y SO PPEW LV SPOTS FLOSSY 59 Only dishes, furniture, baby items. 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - condition. Best offer. behavior and wonder if you or your readers can tell us how SUITCASE! THIS’LL JUST 3 ; 38 39 and white TV- $45.00. Wall EAST HARTFORD-135 Bum- 343 Main Street, Manchester. BEIM6 6 fM TCHEP A M OB 3UNM4KI1 60 Not working VW bumber and much more. Great running condition. Completely powered with to make this thoughtless son aware of his selfishness? Or t a k e a cabinet grouping- $50.00. ACCORDION- Like new. side. 1000 sq. ft. Lease 61 Biblical 40 41 Saturday and Sunday, 9 - 6. WORKING GIRL WITH Asking $500. Can be seen at accessories. Call after 6 p.m., would you say he is a lost cause? MINUTE! 42 43 Brand new 2 drawer filing Borsini-Giovanni. Best offer. CHILD LOOKING FOR required. Arruda and Bar- International Motor Car, Ltd., SIR, TO CONTACT THB character cabinet- $38.00. 633-9740. 6467254. TOWER.YOU'IL HAVET- 44 45 U 4 « 47 Call 644-1409 between 10 and 6 responsible person to share 5 comb. 644-8000 or 644-1539. 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, 62 Songstress Lo­ p.m. room apartment in gan 48 49 SO TAG SALE - Saturday, Ct., or call 871-0849. 51 H s 2 53 54 55 EXCELLENT CONDITION- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Retail, 1974 FORD PINTO- 4 speed. DEAR HURT: You can’t instill concern, consideration 63 StaH September 15, Rain date. Sun­ Manchester. Call after 7 PM 67,000 miles. AM/FM stereo Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel and generosity where none exists. However, no one is ever a 64 Lair 56 57 58 day September 16. Clothing, Boals-Accauorles 45 anytime. 643-9606. storage and/or manufacturing 59 Rocker, $100. Black Boston space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. with 8 track. New brakes. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD “lost cause.” If some well-meaning friend or relative isn’t 65 Clothes tinier household goods, bicycles, 60 61 Rocker $70. Set of McGregor ■ 16 FOOT PEMBROKE ft. Very reasonable. Brokers Good condition. Asking $1400. Could help td sell your items able to make Allen aware of his selfish behavior, perhaps 62 record player, twin bed, salon Call after 6:30 p.m., M3-9813. faster, rent your room quicker D O W N Golf Clubs (irons and woods) RUNABOUT with trailer $400, protected. Call Heyman the power of prayer (yours) will produce a miracle. 1 hope 63 hair dryer, plants and much MANCHESTER- Victorian 3 and bring you better results! 64 6S $100 - used 1 season. Pair of Hospital bed $25. 646-5892. bedrooms. Children Properties, 1-226-1206. so. I? Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- more. 44 & 46 Spencer Street, 1974 SUPER BEETLE- Low Ask the Herald Classified Ad 1 Jeer Manchester. welcomed. $300's. (986-3) Ren­ m ileage, 35,000. Original taker about details. Put the iNiVYSFAFin iNr(aa«iS( , 0718. Gardan Producia 47 tal Assistors, 236-5646, small MANCHESTER- Office or 1973 TOYOTA CORONA DEAR ABBY: When FORTY AND CURIOUS asked when store space. 1st floor. Will WAGON - Good condition. owner. New brakes, muffler STAR to work for you! Phone TAG SALE - Saturday, fee. 643-2711. you would call a person middle-aged, you replied, "When he 3 FLAT FIELDSTONE - for sub-divide between 200 - 5,000 New cylinder head, brakes. system. Excellent condition. September 15 . 669 West Mid­ GRAPES - Pick your own in (Jail 565-7506 between 11 a.m (or she) climbs out of the bathtub and is happy to find that retaining walls, patios or your own containers. 270 QUIET & SECLUDED- 3 squat e feet. 643-1442. Must be seen. Asking $2200. fireplaces. Call 295-0250 or dle Turnpike. Much mis­ Call anytime after 5PM. 646 to 12:30 p.m. the full-length mirror is all steamed up." cellaneous. Hackmatack Street (Rear), bedrooms. Kids ok. $185. (938- Win at bridge 295-0034. OFFICE - Excellent location. 5026. I'm sure a lot of readers got a chuckle out of that, but let’s Alley Oop — Dave Qraua Manchester. 1). Rental Assistors, 236-5646, 1969 FORD LTD- PS, PB. be serious about It: My dictionary defines middle-age as the TAG SALE - Saturday - •••••••• small fee. 500 sq. ft. Heat, air, parking, 1971 CHEVY BAUVILLE janitor. $125 per month. 649- VW BUG 1971- Excellent con­ Loaded! Needs work. $200. middle period of one’s life. In other words, if a person lives I SUIZE AM GLAD TOU \ IT WAS A MATTEI? OF NE- September 15 - 1() -4. Antiquaa 48 Call 643-8155 anytime. VAN- Carpeted. PS, PB. New , SPEAKINS OF \ OUTSIDE OF THE \ V'LOST TW Ct/ YES, 5334. dition. New tires. Best offer. trans and brakes. Reasonable. to be 90, then he is middle-aged at 45. So the truth of the STDPPED in "TOWN SO WE ) CESSnV, ALLEY.' I THINK SMOKE, WHAT CAR AND SOME \ EH? WELL, / THANK Appliances household items. SINGLES DELIGHT- Im­ Call anytime 569-2232. matter is, since no one knows how long he is going to live, no COULD TAKE A SHOWER / ANY ONE OF US COULD EXACTLY, DID / PERSONAL THINSS, Y'S-PLL / &COP- ONE ROCK MAPLE HUTCH, Books - garden tools. 29 Vic­ A N T IQ U ES & maculate 1 bedroom. Must drive. 643-5277. AND BUY SOME NEW < HAVE SET OFF A SMOKE COLLECTIBLES - Will one knows when he is middle-aged. YOU lose in / THE ONLY MAJOR / SOT TH' \ NESS 1 Rock Maple buffet. $150 toria Road, Manchester. Appliance. $150. (154-2) Ren­ Wanted to Rant 57 1978 CHEVY IMPALA - CLOTHES, DOC.' ,LARM OUST BY WALKING TM' FIRE? y LOSS WAS DOC'S /O L D SWITCH-V I Good playing scores game each; 1 Rock Maple dresser purchase outright, or sell on 1967 CHEVY PICKUP - Good 66 AND GOING STRONG BY IT.' NEW SWITCHING yBOARD T'WORK commission. iHouse lot or tal Assistors, 236-5646, small Power steering, air con­ 1971 VEGA- Excellent condi­ with drawers $100; and 2 TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun­ fee. YOUNG COUPLE with small ditioning, am-fm radio. Must condition, good rubber in­ m odule! ^ w it h ! nine. West’s toughest defense Colonial wingback chairs $50 day. 9 - 3, 50 Foxcroft Drive. single piece. Telephone 644- child looking lor 2- or 3- tion. $495. Automatic. New cluding snow caps and carrying DEAR 66: You don't say which dictionary you use, but my is a second diamond. South 8962. sell! Call 528-9521 Monday NORTH g-13 each or $100 pair. 649-7051. Household items, old/new EAST HARTFORD- Extra bedroom apartment with gar- brakes. Call after 6:30 p.m., rack. $850. 6460888. Webster’s Seventh New Collegiate defines middle-age as takes his ace, cashes the last thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6462668. ••••••••••••••••#••••••••• 9 53 records. books. large apartment. Many age. Reasonable. In the period of life from about 40 to 60. And that’s what 1 call a 9 10 6 4 2 two high trumps, leads a FOR SALE- Pine China Miscellaneous! WANTED- Antique Furniture, Manchester, South Windsor, Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 64 nice middle-aged spread. fourth round to West’s jack Glass Pewter, Oil Paintings extras. $60. (927-3) Rental 1975 OLDSMOBIL^ DELTA 1968 MUSTANG - A/T, P/S, ♦ K 7 5 4 3 Hutch. Excellent condition. Assistors. 236-5646, small fee. East Hartford. Call 643-4658. 88- 4 door. Automatic, air con­ ♦ 83 and is now able to discarri his Call after 5,p.m., 644-9107. TAG SALE- Saturday or other antique items. R. 289, AM/FM cassette. 60,000 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - DEAR ABBY: Please tel! NEEDS TO KNOW IN Harrison, 643-8TO. ditioning, AM-FM, Dark original miles. Asking $1000. WEST EAST ueen of clubs on one of September 15th., & Sunday EAST HARTFORD- MANCHESTER AREA - 5 to 6 green. 89,000 miles. Velour in­ LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, NEVADA to go ahead and have himself circumcised. 3ummy's diamonds. 24-FOOT POOL - Above Septmber 16th. 16 Pilgrim rooms on one floor. Responsi­ Call 6466238 after 5 PM. 100% stock and in excellent 9QJ96 9 K10 87 Luxurious 2 bedrooms. Kids terior. Very clean. $2500. 6 ^ My husband was 38 before I finally persuaded him to have* F J 9 8 3 V ------This was just good dummy ground, side surface Lane. Manchester 10 a m. to NIPPON, STERLING ok. $250. (933-2). R en tal' ble couple. 646-4949. shape. $4500. 7426786. " ■■■ LAMPS, inkstands, glass 4489 after 5 p.m. 1970 PONTIAC LE MANS - it done. He felt a little discomfort for about a week after­ ♦ Q J * 10 8 6 play not difficult by today's skimmer, ladder, vacuum, 3 p.m., both days. Household Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. ward. but no other problems. And now he Is cosmetically, OUTtti, NEA ln< TH n*Q US Pal O" 9 -1 3 items, toys, children clothes, china and varied other collec­ For parts. Call between 8 and 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT i a w ♦ K 6 2 ♦ J 1117 SI standards. However, Sommer­ winter cover, filter. Mint con­ 1973 MAVERICK- Body good. hygenically and sexually a much superior lover than he used dition. $225. 649-1785. and large size women's and tibles at gatherings, 343 Main □ AUTOMOTIVE 12. 647-9570. 756 Kerker headers. KNN SOUTH ville overlooked a defensive Street, Tuesday - Saturday, 10 ROCKVILLE- Lovely 3 Motor new. Extras. Must be to be. We are not Jewish, so religion didn’t enter into it. The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions play by East that would have men's clothes. rooms, family room, seen! Ask for Jeff after 6 filters. Oil cooler. Much 9 A 42 ORGAN SPINET - M-3 Model, ■ 4. 646-5335. 1969 DODGE WINDOW VAN - more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 ANNIE IN PASADENA 9 A K Q 75 led to the defeat of the appliances. Electricity paid. Autos For Sale 61 P'"- 649-3379. contract. not electronic. True organ TAG SALE SATURDAY- $45. (918-4). Rental Assistors, Fair condition, rebuilt motor, p.m. PHBI4// I'VE SEEN « A 92 sound. Excellent condition. Tables. lamps, bookcases, QUALITY VICTORIAN needs some body work. $925. DEAR ANNIE: Since you compare the before and after \ SOME SMOO IN ♦ AQ It is an unusual and rather FURNITURE FOR SALE - 236-5646, small fee. WE PAY $10 for complete 1972 TOYOTO COROLLA 1600 Call 649-5358, Royal Ice Draw bars. $500. Call 649-1785. rug. tuner, roll-away, play - Needs rebuilt engine, or for 1978 YAMAHA-XS 400 Special. ' experiences, you should know. And by the way, circumci­ MV TIME, e>UT..... difficult play, but one that pen, chair, cabinets, etc. 158 Call 646-1831. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Cream Co., Inc. Excellent condition. $ 1 ^ , or ' sion is not exclusively a Jewish religious rite. It’s for Vulnerable: East-West would be made by a really MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 Auto Body. 528-1990. parts. New tires. New Dealer; East SWING CRADLE, car bed, Ludlow Road. room apartment, stove, muffler. Gas lock. Asking best offer. Call 643-4611. Moslems as well. good Elast player of today. stroller, playpen, maternity Wanlad fo Buy 49 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA West North Eaat South Elast puts the king of spades adults, references. No pets. WE PAY TOP PRICES for $350. Call 6436032. clothes and baby clothes. 643- TAG SALE- September 14th. $235. 646-3167, 228-3540. STATION WAGON - 4 speed, PUCH MOPED- Top Line! 2» on his partner’s queen at trick 1121. 23rd, 10 to 7, 164 Hawthorne WANTED - Used wood storm wrecked and junk cars. A i B good condition. Asking $350. Excellent condition. Sports Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT one. If South ducks, a club windows. Good condition, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Call 6466021. Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's Street, Manchester. Moving, AVAILABLE model. Used 1 summer. Pass 49 Paas Pass comes back and South will be over 54 inches high. Call 649- Call Tony 6466223. 1975 DODGE DART new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know,” write Abby: STAMP ALBUM- 1926 thru everything must go! All fur­ IMMEDIATELY- Deluxe $450.00. Call 5665457. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose $1 and a Pass a dead duck. So South takes 1970 Commeratives, $300. No niture, appliances, few tools, 0822. SWINGER - 30,000 miles. 1969 MERCURY WAGON- 60,- his ace of spades right away, spacious 7 Room Duplex 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope, please. jokers or dealers please. 646- much miscellaneous. Apartment. Stove, Mint condition! Call 649-3893. 000 original miles. Engine Campers- Trailers plays his ace of trumps, learn WANTED: Cub Scout com­ excellent. Must sell, good. Body needs work. Best Opening lead: *Q 7841, after 5:00 p.m. refrigerator, dishwasher, wall Mobile Homes 65 a diamond, lets West’s jack GARAGE SALE- Friday. plete uniform, size 10, good sacrificing! Any reasonable BANK REPOSSESSIONS offer over $350. Call 643-1365. hold the trick and now condition. Please call 647- to wall carpeting, air con­ offer over $1450. Call after SWIM POOLS distributor dis­ Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 a m. ditioning, central vacuum, FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmobile 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- - watches West make the bril­ posing of brand new 31' long - 1:00. Forest Hills, 40 9925. 3:30 p.m.. 649-1150, 528-6063. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, 1966 MUSTANG- As is. $200, Very good condition. Many 2 liant lead of a low spade to garage. Rockville High School or best offer. In running condi­ above ground pools complete Montclair - off Scott Drive, area. References. Mcurity. needs work $1195. 1974 Jeep extras! Call 633-4890. . > Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby East’s. E R o o m s for Rent 52 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida tion. Call 6467212. with huge 16' sundeck, fen­ Manchester. No pets. $400 monthly. Lom­ Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive The Born Loser — Art Sanaom and Alan Sonlag Back comes a club and the cing. filter. Asking $687. Customized, in and out. 14 $3200. 1973 Buick Le Sabre 1967 SHASTA TRAILER- contract fails. bardo & Associates, 649-4003. miles per gallon on regular Financing and installation THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ $995. 1972 MG Model B/GT, 2 1972 CHEVY KINGSWOOD Excellent condition. Sleeps 6. Bernice Bede Osol Today's hand was designed (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | trally located. Downtown fuel. Loaded with extras in­ WAGON- Roof rack, good available. Call Jerry collect, FEMALE STUDENT door Coupe, low mileage Well equipped. Call 6461943, by Mr. Sommerville to show 203-324-9289. Manchester. Kitchen cluding Factory Air! Low $1800. 1970 Chevrolet Malibu tires. $650, or make an offer. after 4:00 p.m. how declarer can bring home (Do you have a question for TAG SALE - MOVING. 2 privileges. Call 649-2358. LOOKING for roommate to mileage. One owner. 8726693, nights. ______«s\S share apartment or house, in $350. 1970 C hrysler New CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) A a difficult game by careful the experts? Write "A sk the DOLLS FOR SALE & bedroom sets, dishes, frames, Excellent condition. Over Yorker $395. The above may 1971 12x60 MOBILE HOME- 2 3 '' friend's well-meaning advice is play. Experts," care of this newspa­ much miscellaneous. Satur­ or near Manchester. Call Pat­ Porcelain Doll Making classes MANCHESTER - Room for $14,000 invested. A real be seen at the Savings Bank of 1969 VW BUS- Body good. bedrooms, fireplace, wall-to- T, more compassionate than logical South ducks the first spade, per. Individual questions will day, September 15th, 9 - 2, 15 ty, 247-5261 week days, or 774- ^ r t h d £ ^ now forming. Sign up at REJA rent. Private entrance. Heat bargain for $7495. Must be Manchester, Main Street, Engine trouble. $300. Call 649- wall carpeting. Call 6466171 ' and could send you off in the but wins the continuation. be answered II accompanied Fernwood Drive. Bolton, Ct. 2636 weekends. wrong direction. You'll have DOLLS. 510 Ellington Road, and utilities paid. $45 weekly. seen. Call 643-0421. Manchester. 8279. or 643-5085. Then he plays his ace of by stamped, sell-addressed Call 242-1872. trouble getting back on the P Route 30. South Windsor, 289- Sopt. 14,1979 trumps anrl gets the bad news. TAG SALE- Glassware, fur­ MAIN STREET track. envelopes. The most Interest­ 8782. DOWNTOWN- 1 bedroom The success you are looking (or Not at all daunted, he ruffs his ing questions will be used In niture and odds 'n ends. 292 Apartments For Rent 53 this coming year lies in your abil­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pob. 19) If you find yourself involved with last spade in dummy. leads a Ibis column and will receive Woodland Street. Friday apartment. Available October ity to get along with others. Treat WASHER - DRYER. Oriental low diamond and sticks in his copies ol JA COB Y MODERN.) 1st. $175 monthly included everyone you meet with friendli­ one whose way of doing things & American September 14th., 9 to 3. LOOKING for anything in real skirts the borderline of ethics, heat. I months security. No ness, and even strangers will Miscellaneous furniture. Call estate rental - apartments, get away fast. He'll drag you into ESTATE TAG SALE- homes, multiple dwellings? children, pets or parking. Call offer a helping hand. Heathcliff — George Gataly 646-7254 after 6 p.m. after 6 p.m., 649-2390. an awful mess. September 15th. Si 16th., 9 to No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) You 2 CHAIRS, 1 Wing Back, 4. After 50 years the Associates, Inc. 646-1980. may think you have the answers 9-13 homestead is sold! Handy LARGE 4 ROOM today, but you are way-off Floral Print, 1 Recliner, gold, APARTMENT- Second floor, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Pay $50 each. Call 633-4866. man's bargains, old tools, VERNON / ROCKVILLE- course. Seek out good counsel If lathe, easel and paints, central location. All special attention to what you you have important or legal deal­ Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll Accepting applications for 2 “ i household and garden items. Bedroom Apartment, starting appliances and carpeting. promised to do for someone in ings. TWO AMERICAN AIRLINES Large sun deck. $220 monthly. your family today. Your lack of ARIES (March 21-April 19) No 12 Price Discount Coupon. 945 Hebron Avenue, Glaston­ at $191 monthly. Includes all follow-through could have bitter IN OUST A FEW WE'RE A U - YESTEROAy MV BATHBR bury. No previews. No neat. Lease and security. matter how difficult mistakes are $50.00 Coupon. Call 646-4447. utilities, wall-to-wall consequences. Discover with to rectify, correct them immedi­ M(3KnHa,ANCrnJ02 s e r p o R IT. BCUQHT A PBWiJTE carpeting and ^pliances. Call Immediate occupancy. 649- 2252. whom you best get along romati- ately. T17 to sweep them under E L E C n O N OONTTOLewnOH FCR DRESSER WITH MIRROR - GIGANTIC TAG SALE! Fur- 1-237-8858, EHl cally by sending for your Astro- the rug and you could create an CAMR'VIQN W IL L THE TV SET. $40., 4 drawer filing cabinet. niture, household items, tools, Senices Offered 37 Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Graph Letter which begins anew insoluble situation. $60 646-0888. plants, large ships, rifles, 456 1/2 MAIN STREET- 6 Otflcas-Storaa lor Rent 55 with your birthday. Mail $1 for TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's BE UPON u e. guns, stereo, sewing machine, room house. No young C&M TREE SERVICE - Free C H IL O CA R E IN MY LEE PAINTING- Interior & PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, not your nature to be deceitful, MANCHESTER - Main Street Radio City Stationz N.Y. 10019. so don't begin today, even with a tape recorder, snow suits, children. No appliances. No estimates, discount senior LICENSED HOME- Exterior. "Check My Rate - Complete Construction. Ad­ down jackets, chain saw, utilities. No pets. Security. modern offices available. 300, citizens. Company Before You Decorate” . ditions, Remodeling. Free Be sure to specify birth date. little white lie. It could snowball 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or Experienced and excellent LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You and cause unintended harm. much, much more! 9 a.m. to 6 Tenant Insurance required. Manchester-owned and references. Safe and happy at­ Dependable. Fully Insured. Estimates. Fully Insured. CB NEW G.E. - 40 channel, p.m. Saturday and Sunday (15 parts of. Heat, air con­ could fall today because you GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Dis­ $330 monthly. Available operated. Call 6461327. mosphere. Call Kitty at 647- 6461653. Call 6464679. tend to be a defeatist. Negative satisfaction could spill over Into digital with power mike. Cost & 16) 96 T h ay er Road, November 1st. Call 646-2426, ditioning included. Call 646- 2469 or 646-2755. 9234. thinking distorts your logic and taking It out on your mate and/or $100, sell $50. 646-1356. Manchester. weekday 9 to 5. B&M TREE SERVICE - Building Contracting 33 CARPENTRY - All types of could destroy the very thing you family. Don't cause needless Specialist in tree and stump repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool have going for you. suffering. removal. Free estimates. WES ROBBINS Carpentry Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) You PIGt= •k - K - K - K - K ♦ -K-K-It-K-K-K . Senior citizen discount. 24- remodeling specialist. Ad­ Windows Hung. Ceiling Take extra precautions today not may have great difficulty today 9-1? hour, year-round service. 643- HAIRDRESSING SERVICES ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Repaired and Painted. Call to get Involved in any commer­ consolidating your efforts. 7285. AVAILABLE for reasonable built-ins, bathrooms, anytime, 643-6130. cial or business matters with one Unless you are careful, you could fee to homebound clients es­ you know little about. Your loss­ pull the rug out from under your Short Riba — Frank HIM kitcl^ens, 6463446. es won't be recovered. own feet. REWEAVING burn holes. pecially elderly, infirmed. Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Wasteful­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 6462016 between 2 & 6 PM. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. IF YOU CANT RAY YOUR /HOW a b o u t ONE YEAH, IF I LOSE I'LL t There's a strong possibility today ness on your part will not be eas­ t h r o w in m y PRICED BELOW h a n d TOES. Window shades, Venetian Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ that you could depend upon the ily avoided and could cause GAMBLIN' PEBTBIG AL ' OF DI^AW blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT, Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. ment Co. Expert installation wrong person in an important future shortages In your budget. SENT ME TO BREAK RDKER. DOUBLE Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- of aluminum siding gutters matter and be sorely disappoint­ Don't be extravagant. YOUR RINSERS. OR NOTHING.^' 5221. Painting-Papering 32 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and trim. Roofing installation ed when you're let down. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Carpentry and general con­ and repairs 649-^95, 871-2323. ’’I SE£ HEb HIREO HIM&ELf A 6000 OC ; FACTORY MVOICEl PAINTING - Interior and tracting. Residential and awry’s World - Jim Berry ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, exterior, paperhanging, commercial. Whether it be a SPECIALIZING cleaning and .ooaw HOME COOtmey IAWYER.'* attics, garages, yards excellent work references. cleaned, moving, small repair job, a custom repairing chimneys, roofs, Buga Bunny — Halmdahl & Stoffal ★ NEW 1979 FORD F-100 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Free estimates. Fully in­ built home or anything in new roofs. Free estimates. 30 service. No job too big or sured. Martin Matson, 649- between, call 6461379. years Experience. Howley, 3 small. 5668522. 4431. 643-5361. f£i?...yA wei©H' ^ STYLESIDE PICKUP {^6 lOZ POUNDS. Small V-8 angina, 3-apaod atandard ahlfl, powar PAIAAR EXPERT PAINTING and CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - ROOFER WILL InsUIl roof, atdaring, Haavy Duly battary, 078x15 whitawall LANDS(^APING Specializing QUALITY PAINTING and Additions and Remodeling. siding or gutter for low dis­ Our Boarding House This Funny World ^ tiraa, plua all lha atandard factory oqulpmont. No. in Exterior House Painting. Paper Hanging by Willis Free estimates. Call Anthony count price. Call Ken at 647- Tree pruning, spraying, Schultz. Fully insured Squillacote 649-0811. 1566. M695 mowing, weeding. Call 742- references. 649-4^. FINLEY, you PEAL EVERYTHINfi's CHANSER MAJ/JRl IN THE 7947. CARPENTER - Repairs, WITH MANY (7F OUP m s A MEMBER WPULP BELLY ★ 22 OTHER TRUCKS A&W PAINTING Contrac­ remodeling, additions, gar­ OUR LEAPIN6 UP To THE BAR AND LET Yi9U KNOW WATERPROOFING - tors. Quality painting and ages, roofing. Call David Heeting-Plumbing 35 CmiEN5-WHAT- WHERE HE sroOOl TOm, EVERYONE ★ IN STOCK AT Hatchways, foundation paper hanging at reasonable Patria, 644-1796. 1$ THE political HATE9 TO TAKE AIDES' WHEN /OU cracks, tile lines, sump rates. Fully insured. Free SEWERLINES, sink lines, MOOD OF ASK 'EM WHICH POLITICAL f^RTV pumps, gravity feeds, window Estimates. Call Wayne 649- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY cleaned with electric cutters, TME CITY THEY'RE Fi3R,THEy JUST ^HRUG.' ★ SIMILAR SAVINGSII wells. 30 years ex^rience. 7696. - Remodeling and Additions. by professionals. McKinney 7 Factory involcaa available for your Inapactlon 6464953. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ PERSONAL Paperhanging years’ experience! For Free pany, 643-5308. Qltflbv Wxnq* BtOO h ^ SEE US TODAY FOR OUR TRUCK DEAL DF THE YEARI BRICK, BLOCK, STONE for particular people, by Dick. Estimates, call 646-4239. Fireplaces, concrete. Call 6465703 anytime. NO JOB TOO SMALL-Toilet H/Ave A Chimney repairs. No job too repairs, plugged drains, XeWPIE POLL-' small. Save! Call i 1 for PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - FARRAND REMODELING - kitchen faucets replaced, estimates. (Quality craftsmanship at low Cabinets and Formica Tops, repaired, rec rooms, prices. Call 6465424. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ bathroom remodeling, heat FORD ALUMINUM TRIM and ditions, Decks, All types of modernization, etc Free SIDING INSTALLED - Small PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Remodeling and Repairs. Estimate gladly given. M & M jobs welcomed. Call 2260800, - Interior and exterior. Phone 643-W17. Plumbing Si Heating. 6462871. DILLON SALES S SENVICE. after 6:00 p.m. Commercial and residential. INCORPOMTEO Free estimates. Fully in­ LEON CIESZYNSKI “GAL or GUY FRIDAY” for sured. 6464879. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ iUILLOn 319 MAIN STREET busy East Hartford office. ditions, Remodeling, Rec Services Wanted 3$ '^ H E R E Light bookkeeping and good Rooms, Garages, Kitchens MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 PAINTING- Interior, O 1979 by NEA. Inc COULD BE iAtaierxiMe) ublic contact skills a must. TELEPHONE 203 643-2145 Exterior. Quality Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath. N EED FI??^ BABYSITTER another. r aeciAFfer^ S9 hour week, with flexible Workmanship! Reasonable Tile, Dormers, Roofing. n e e d e d to care for our 2 REASON. schedule for right individual. Rates! Call Rick at 6460709, Residential or Commercial. ; age? 5 and 6. Sept. 30 to FINLEY* i-i3 289-0000 between 1 and 5 p.m. after 5:00 p.m. 6464291. Oct. 5. Call 643-0464. PAGE TWENTY - EVENINQ HERALD. Tliurs.. Sept, 13. 1979 \ ;

Demand Builds. m: Low tar MERITattracts increasing 111 number (ffarner tar smokers

A few years ago most smokers agreed: low tar meant low taste. Then along came MERIT, packed with ‘Enriched Flavor’M tobacco and taste-tested by thousands of smokers. No other new cigarette in the last 20 years has attracted so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! The demand continues to build—and among low tar VEI smokings toughest-to-please group: high tar smokers. In fact, over 70% of M ERIT smokers are coming directly from high tar brands. Its clear: M ERIT taste is changing attitudes toward low tar smoking.

MERITKii^&KX)^ REGULAR and MENTHOL

Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Thai Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings; 8 m g"iar!' O.Bjng nicotine- 10O's: 11 mg" tar,'' 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report May'78 O Philip Morris Inc. 1979 HARVEST TIME

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Students are thoroughly In­ structed In all phases of skin and MTRODUCnON TO scuba diving. Here Instructor Art Benson shows Ed Roldan of Ver­ non proper use of regulator Calm and confident, assistant Instructor Gary Stafford watches over every student's move and offer help to correct SIWBA DIVING mistakes before they become habits. When I first donned SCUBA gew and stepped off the side of the boat, I felt mild ap­ prehension. Part of n, of course, was the welcome, heightened excitement of trying something new. There Is sheer delight In any venturesome sport, for you simply don’t appreciate having a neck unless you stick It out once In awhile. Part of my fooling may also have derived from the fact we were five miles off the Florida coast, and dry land — man’s natural eloment— was a thin smudge on the distant horizon. This visit to a now environment began with a giant step. 1 splashed Into the gently heaving sea, rolling above the coral reefs of subtropical , and sank Into a m ass of bubbles dandng In a shimmering, emerald light. And the strangest thing happened: A wave of absolute delight washed every ounce of apprahenslon out of my extern. With my very first breath underwater, I felt as If I had lolned the fish In their sbenge world, had become one of them. The strange environment no longer seemed so strange. The waters are astonishingly clear, and I could see for what seemed to be hundreds of feet In every direction, to a nearby horizon that blended almost Imperceptibly with a .;a translucent green wall. The diver dwells In a giant liquid bowl. Art Benson, below was Introduced to his Beneath me, some 40 teat down, were rocky reef outcroppings scattered over dis­ persed beds of dean sand. I swam slowly downvrard, Joining the others. Sm all fish, like Head Instructor Bill Vredenburg, partner Bill Paluska during a diva outing in 1968, Incorporated their ideas and puppies in a pet shop, came with tall wagging eagerness to Investigate the visitor. They (left) and TrI-City Diver’s co­ did everything a pup would do, too, except lick my glass-encased nose and sprinkle owner Art Benson, (right), cover combined 30 years of diving experience, Better Bedding II now offer some of the finest Instruction excited evidence of affection upon a leg. Smaller fish absolutely unafraid, swam before proper water entries with students my mask to goggle large eyes at me. under close observation. and knowledge available. Although scuba gear In the water Shown is the new La-Z Boy Recliner shown. John DiCioccio. Jr., owner states Is effortless, proper knowledge of Home of Floor Covering Center at the recently relocated Better that in store financing is available to gaining entry Into the water from a Bedding II at the Lapp Plaza located on qualified buyers, and delivery and set up boat or dock Is an Important part David Barton, fomerly of Temple The House of Floorcovering, 36 Park Route 83, just 1 Vi miles from Vernon Cir­ is always free. Before you make a Bed­ of Instruction. HOURS Roors, has just opened his new business Place, Rockville, carries all the top lines cle. The new store features King Koil, ding or Brass Bed decision see the Bed­ M0N41H in fte town of Rockville. in carpeting and vinyl floorings. You can Gold Bond, Eclipse and Therapedic Bed­ ding Specialists' for a better buy. Fifty Dave has been in the business of floors choose from Armstrong (]longoleum, ding lines as it has since opening in 1977. new La-Z-Bovs always in stock. Phone 872- NOON TO S for 15 years, and would like to see the G.A.F., Mannington and all brand names, Genuine Brass Beds, Nautilus Waterbeds, 7294. SAT friendly people of Manchester once again, stop and say hello! I Bunk Beds and specialty beds are also 10 TO 5:30 36 PARK PLACE, ROCKVILLE, CT. 875-0157 FINAL FALL

Waiting their turn on dock, SAFETY House of students carefully analize each THROUGH CLEARANCE other during pool sessions. FREE ESTIMATES Floor Covering Practice builds confidence. EDUCATION TWIN SIZE WATERBED SALE

Below the surface, learning to breath Ho-Wax linotam FULL with scuba, students acquire proper UP TO 9 x 12 ROOM buddy breathing techniques for safety, prep extra SIZE should one partner's air supply become 7 PATTERNS MANY depleted. TRI-CITY STYLES C lA * - «219 ««» FROM IV STOCK SOLID BRASS BED Kitchen Carpet NOW intlalled RECLINER CLEARANCE CLEARANCE T)IVERS From M M W W i® gWillll® i§irwuilill REG. $10.99 OUEEN SIZE C c n u ln e /a-Z-£ o ti BRASS PUT YOURSELF BED NEXT CLASS BEGINS OCT 3 Rocker-ltKliMrs WITH ! No-Wax Linoleum ' WiU'IlKljmr: FIINI ‘295 _ ^___ I I V V (WwtAeShwww) •_ I | V / V IN THIS PHOTO ' S«i,el iKliers 12 FEET, NO SEAMS 2 y llltSMlIMIMS V* i1 CALL OR STOP tN REGISTER NOW - UNITED ENROILMENT NOW ONLY REQ. $7.99 80. YO. rWIB' fVU OVIlW V I > imuD PER W 'G qETWL *99*129 *149 J i- sm r TODAY TO INTRODUCE ROUTE 80, POST RD. PLAZA ART BEM80N STORE SL'-C. S276 *149 YOURSELF TO THE VERNON,CONN. RIU PALUSKA CARPET SPECIAL EXIT 00 OFF 1-80 TEL 872-0847 e a s t H . ™ “ S ' Underwater photos by Art Benson UNDERWATER WORLD. 669 Bumtld* Av«. TRI-CITY DIVERS MITNORDEDDEttERSFOR: 3 Rooms of Carpet RT. 93 Lapp naza VERNON, CONN. a im e iw m e l^ e IttTOn e BEHER BEDDING^ (at School St.) (1W ml. no. el Vamen CIrcIa) INSTALLED WITH PADDING ^399” 528-1310 UP TO 36 Sq. Yde. REOINfR CENTERS 872-7294 PAGE FOUR -EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Se6t. iflw

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There's a real mill r- in our old mill. 2-WAY STRETCH PANTS ly

Roosevelt Mills has remained loyal to the local community even though many New England mills have moved Reoularly *13.98 out of the area. Now the largest Thank You For knitting mill in Connecticut, Roosevelt FALL SALE PRICE MISSES SIZES 10-20 Mills Is a symbol of faith in New PLUS SIZES 32 TO 30 England know-how and craftsmanship. Shopping Wit Computer-assisted modern tech­ Ovtr Your Ntw Bsnd-Ovor nology is utilized to produce far StrstchPantsWMrA advanced patterns, stitches and styles, MILL EXCLUSIVE months ahead of the fashion competi- , us.rr ^ tion. ' With a production capacity of more YOU HAVE SAVED UP TO 50% A than one million sweaters annually, INTERLOCKING TURTLE Roosevelt Mills ships fine knitwear to BECAUSE with No Strotch Lycra Collar A Cuff.., many of the major department stores Roosevelt Mills is Connecticut's largest knitting mill. MEN’S * LADIES’ and specialty shops'' throughout the We manufacture fine quality sweaters and knit United States. mi OHIO. 1 .^ sportswear for many of the nation's leading brands, Designers samples, selected Irregu­ and we ship more than 4,000 sweaters per day to all *8.99 A *9.99 lars, production try-outs and mill over­ parts of the country. $ 0 9 9 runs are offered directly to the public NOW through the mlM’s factory stores. We make sweaters and we sell sweaters to leading department stores from coast to coast. ^ CHENILLE, PLUSH ORIQ. UP TO These very same sweaters are available to you at $14.99 direct-from-the-mill prices. Many new sample styles are offered to you first, even before they're shipped to or VELOUR TOPS n o w our retail accounts. OUR BESTSELLING 555 SO REMEMBER You always save when you buy directly from Roosevelt ORIQ. S14.09 Mills, manufacturers of fine quality knitwear. CORDUROY JEANS BY MR. LEQ8 NOW FREE MILL TOURS OUR PROMOTIONAL SEE SWEATERS BEING MADE FLANNEL PLAID % WEEKDAYS at 2 P.M. MAIN PLANT & FACTORY STORE SHIRTS ORIQ. 38.99 215 E. MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. FOR MEN TO GO WITH OUR MR. LEGS CORDUROY PANTS BRANCH STORES: HARTFORD, CONN. WALLINGFORD, CONN. 408 New Britain Ave. 996 N. Colony Rd., Rt. Floor Covering Center Bldg. OUR FACT0RV-SAVIN6S DISCOUNT OF 19% ALREADY TAKEN OFF Exit 66. Rt. 15 Hlfd. only-open daily til 9, Wed. & Sat til 6 SAYBBOOK, CONN. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Everyday /s Sale Day at Rooaavalt Mills Factory Stores! 647 Boston Post Rd., Rt. 1 477 Breckwood Blvd. at Wilbraham Rd. AGAWAM, MASS. IT ’S BETTER THANy BUYING WHOLESALE Suffield & Silver St., Rl. 75

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Manufacturers of name brand 408NewBr/talnAvo. 215 E. Main St. sweaters since 1941 * u . i i s Hartford, Conn. Rockvlllo, Conn. PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Sept. 13, 1978 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 13, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN

Tri-Town Paint & Decorating Center

’Tri-Town Paint is a new decorating center in Vernon located in the former Sherwin-Williams Store. It is owned and operated by Jim McWalter, who managed the previous store for 21A years. Jim worked for Sherwin-Williams for Trim Fashions years and has been factory trained and certified in painting and decorating by S- There is a slogan which appears in all casual overblouses with roll-up sleeves. Camera Kingdom W. Nancy Mauiucci, manager of the Ver­ Tri-Town Paint carries Martin Senour Trim Fashigns ads... “Where Fashion is a The “Camera Kingdom” is a unique A pleasant surprise in addition, will be Look, not a Size.” And this year, that is non Trim Fashions, says these styles as Paint (a division of Sherwin-Williams) store to the Vernon/Rockville area, in the competitive prices found on the equip­ even more appropriate than in past years. well Jeans, Bathing Suits, Lingerie, and a featuring the Williamsburg colors. They that it is the only complete photography ment on hand. If they don’t have it in Eye-catching primary colors, jade, Special Children’s Department, are all also carry wallcover, floorcover, and store specializing in exclusively stock, don’t hesitate to place a special raspberry, turquoise, a rich vanilla shade, available for the women or children with order. No item is too small (or them to ob­ other decorating sundries for all your and red-white-navy combinations are out problem fit. photographic equipment, supplies, decorator needs. Let Jim and his staff darkroom equipment, accessories and tain for you. Many items are available in Frame Factory bn the racks. Trim Fashions, a Stratford-based com­ one or two days. help you choose not just the right color, even binoculars and telescopes. but the right paint (paints are different!) Women need not spend another Fait pany, has added about one store a year Some special services available are: 2 If you’re frustrated with department for the job you’re doing. in only hot, heavy polyester. Fabrics in­ and now operates 15 in Connecticut and Day Service on most films left for Everyone’s doing it themselves and vou the Frame Factory to help you do it correct­ clude cotton, light polyester, silk and one in Springfield. The most recent store photo departments that give little or no personalized, expert service, or advice, processing, rentals, old photos copied, can, too, at the Frame Factory, Rt 83, Ver­ ly. Keep your memories preserved and blends of the three fabrics, terry, and opened in North Haven. you’ll find Camera Kingdom a refreshing Kodak processing, and custom non. While you can let the Frame Fac­ remember “Together We Can Do It rayon blends. There are polka dots, Nancy and her friendly staff will be hap­ change from all that. Because their enlargements with frames. Some repair tory’s experts do your framing for you, Yourself.” ’The Frame Factory is two ■ horizontal stripes and tiny and large floral py to help you choose the fashions most work is also handled. becoming to your figure. Remember, it is reputation depends on your satisfaction, it’s more fun, economical, and infor­ miles north of Vernon Circle on Rte. 83. prints. mative to do it yourself. You can rely on 872-8022. Dresses have sheer, shirred or draped a Look, not a Size. the salespeople will be eager to please. ciootroc iooirAfc apA piit narrower and ii^TRIM FASHION m ^Mdofizinf In SlCNDflUZMGplM-sIitfasUMS

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