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KIFTKEN CENTS Bert Lance tells panel ‘conscience is clear ’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fighting “I am proud of the job 1 have done hours to get a seat for Lance’s 90- He said that while he was president for his public life, Bert Lance today (in the White House budget office), minute defense in his long-awaited and chairman of the Calhoun bank Its said his “conscience is clear” and he but is it part of our American system “day in court” deposits increased from $11 million will rebut every accusation of im­ that a man can be drummed out of Lance has ignored resignation to $49 million and its assets rose from propriety in his personal banking af­ government by a series of false demands from several lawmakers in $11.9 million to $54.1 million. fairs before becoming President charges, half-truths, misrepresen­ the controversy involving $6 million When he took over as head of the Carter’s budget director. tations. innuendos and the like?” in personal bank loans and $450,000 in -based NBG, “the results "I did not ask for this fight, but Lance appeared under bright checking overdrafts by Lance, his were even more dramatic.” now that I am in it, I am fighting not television lights in the jammed wife LaBelle and other family He said in 1975 and 1976, NBG’s only for myself but also for our Senate Appropriations hearing room members while he headed two deposits increased 50 per cent and its system,” Lance said in his statement opened especially for his Georgia banks. assets increased from $254 miliion to prepared for the Senate Governmen­ appearance. More than 700 persons Many allegations $404 million. tal Affairs Committee. had queued up in the early morning During two weeks of hearings ‘Because of the volume of un­ leading up to this day, the committee favorable publicity these past heard allegations Lance may have weeks,” he said, “it may come as a personally tried to whitewash his ac­ surprise when 1 say that no depositor tions as bank executive in order to in either (bank) ever lost a cent get approval of the budget director’s while I was with those banks.” regtona! nomination. Lance said his experience over the Lance told the committee, whose past weeks “has been one of profound ______- j FBI a g a tts two leaders, Abraham Ribicoff, D- shock and disappointment. The rights 1|?4 j a u m m at Conn., and Charles Percy, R-111., that I thought I had as an American have suggested to Carter that Lance have been treated in the most as should resign, that he has read irresponsible and destructive "many critical *stories devoted to manner.” family loans and overdrafts.” "The basic American principle of Paid in full justice and fair play has been pointedly ignored by certain ”I want you to know and unders­ members of this committee,” he Pep rally for Bert Lance tand that every overdraft has been said. ^][tk_^k^|A^Qp^|^ItoS,SM,i^iiWthein.Tbey paid in full,” I^nce said. About 1,400 hometown supporters of beleaguered Budget Lance told the committee he .Saddening experience Director Bert Lance staged an old-fashioned pep rally cl«i^a«id aa to»nne tax wanted to “recite some facts” about ■‘Certain persons have publicly, in Wednesday night in Calhoun, Ga., to tell the nation they stand his leadership of the Calhoun First effect, brought in a verdict of ‘guilty’ National Bank and the National Bank before I have been given the oppor­ behind Lance on the eve of his testimony before a Senate com­ of Georgia “which have not been tunity to present my side of the case. mittee. Bert Lance has not done anything wrong,” Georgia Lt. 8^tttor%o«iB4i*|j£G«oglaf(?r brought to the attention of the It has been a saddening and dis- Gov. Zell Miller told the people packed into a high school public.” —.Sec I'unf rcii-A auditorium. (UPI photo) Isfhiencad n to clow a ct«atoal,lnv«rtljfat!wi of the Calhoun overdrafts. Four water violations reported Concerns industrial park under new federal standards Judge switch Four violations of recently adopted Also, no more than five per cent of recorded at the Buckingham reser­ weather, the summer months are water standards were recorded by the month’s samples should have a voir where the fluoridity reading was usually the worst for increased algae the Town of Manchester Water coliform count over four. During below the minimum standard set by growth and other water problems. Department during August. Two of August, about 5.3 per cent of the the state. Young said that further turbidity delays trial the violations were caused directly town’s water samples exceeded four. Buckingham’s fluoride level was problems can be expected as colder by last month’s contamination Young said. The standard for .56. which is below the .8 to 1.2 levels weather comes. The temperature By GREG PEARSON A subpeona has been issued to problem in the southwest section of Town Manager Robert Weiss. He has coliform is one. included in the standards. drop causes water near the top of a Herald Reporter town. Both of these violations resulted reservoir to cool and sink. Thus, the The start of a trial that affects the been asked to bring all his records Young said that this problem The new standards, which are part from the 12-day contamination in the water at the bottom moves to the top. proposed industrial park in that are pertinent to the case. developed because a fluoride of the state and federal safe drinking southwest section, he said. This inversion causes a stirring up Manchester has been postponed until Also, Walter Fuss of Griswold & saturater had to be removed for a water act, went into effect this June. Residents of the area had to boil of the water body, which can in­ Tuesday. Fuss, the local engineering firm that repair. The town is planning improvements their water from Aug. 8 to Aug. 19 crease turbidity. The case —the Manchester En­ has planned the park, has been sub­ He also said that the state has in its water system and has received because of high bacteria qounts found asked the Water Department to The state has been notified of the vironmental Coalition vs. Edward peonaed and asked to bring a copy of an exemption from meeting the stan­ in their water system. August violations. Water users who Stockton et al —had been slated to the project plan. notify residents of the North End that dards at this time. But, it still must The other two groups of violations they still are not receiving are affected by the violations will be begin today. Other subpeonas were issued to report all violations to the state and Alan Lamson, Manchester’s town were not connected to the contamina­ fluoridated water. notified with their next bill from the A switch in judges is the apparent also to the water customers who are tion problem. Young said. planner, Gerald Okrant, chairman of Because of the stretches of hof Water Department. reason for the rescheduling of the affected. Several water sources exceeded trial’s starting date. Superior Court the Manchester Economic Develop­ The two violations connected with ment Commission, and State Rep. the standard for the average turbidi­ Judge Thomas O’Sullivan had set the the contamination involved average ty for the month. Theodore Cummings, who proposed trial for today’s date and had been coliform counts for the month. Bob Turbidity measures the amount of scheduled to handle the case. Now, legislation connected with the Young of the Water Department particles suspended in the water. The the trial will be handled by Superior Department of Commerce’s ap­ said. maximum standard is one. The Today’s summary Court Judge Leo Parskey, proval of the Penney project. Coliform counts measure the average of all August readings The case is now set for 10 a.m. Penney has signed a contract with amount of a certain bacteria in the the town that was contingent upon exceeded that standard at the Compiled from United Press International Tuesday in Hartford’s Superior water. For the entire month, the following town water sources Court. property being available by Sept. 1. town is required to divide the The company has said that it is -Buckingham, Lydall St., Porter, Town officials and planners in­ month’s total coliform count by the Howard, Cooper Hill and Line St. willing to extend that deadline State National volved in the park project have been number of water samples taken. If The highest average for the month, because of the court case, but it has KANSAS CITY, Mo. -President subpeonaed by Attys. Bruce Beck this results in a number greater than 2.4, was recorded at the Lydall St. HARTFORD -Secretary of and Anthony Pagano, who represent not indicated how long it is willing to State Gloria Schaffer says she Carter declares flood-stricken one, as it did in Manchester during reservoir. Young said. the plaintiffs. wait for the outcome of the case. doesn’t mind being passed over by Kansas City a disaster area, August, it is a violation. The other water violation was The plaintiffs say that Stockton,' President Carter for a job on the making immediate federal aid the state commerce commissioner, federal Consumer Products Safe­ available for victims of flash granted approval of the J.C. ty Commission and announced flooding which killed more than 20 Penney’s proposed catalog distribu­ Rooney case continued plans to seek re-election in 1978. persons. tion center without properly weighing its environmental effects. By GREG PEARSON volved in the dispute again attempt the demotion a disciplinary action. DANBURY —Police wearing ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.-An Air The Penney facility would be the Herald Repurler to reach a final settlement. Rooney appealed the decision and a riot helmets were called to Dan­ Force ’flying command post ” major occupant in the town’s A state hearing for Brian Rooney, Rooney, a 14-year veteran of the hearing before the state Board of bury High School Wednesday to loaded with electronic equipment proposed industrial park, planned for a former sergeant with the town force, was demoted from Mediation and Arbitration was quell fighting between white and and carrying 20 persons exploded a 393-acre site in the Buckland sec­ Manchester Police Department, has sergeant to patrolman on Jan. 6,1976. started last November. black students, which apparently in flames on the side of the Man- tion. been continued while both sides in­ Police Chief Robert Lannan called Only one witness was heard, and grew out of a fight Tuesday zano Mountains Wednesday night, the board suggested that the two par­ between an Hispanic student and apparently killing all aboard. ties attempt to reach a settlement. a white student over a drug deal. Such a settlement was reached, but WASHINGTON -T h e House it included a provision that Rooney HARTFORD -High Sheriff takes up today a bill raising the apply for a disability pension with the Henry F. Healey Jr. of Derby minimum wage from $2.30 to $2.65 town Pension Board. says he only listened to opponents an hour, with subsequent annual He did so, but the board denied the of Gov. Ella T. Grasso and did not increases automatically geared to pension. It ruled that Rooney’s dis­ take part in a Tuesday night beef average wages, ability was not “permanent and session at which some Democrats total,” as required by the pension or­ voiced concern over the gover­ WASHINGTON-French Prime dinance. nor’s electibility next year. Minister Raymond Barre and Because of this denial, Rooney and President Carter begin two days his lawyer, Atty. Jerome Walsh, of meetings today. decided to go to the State Board of Regional 5 Mediation and Arbitration again. BOSTON —Extended outlook A hearing was scheduled for Aug. for Southern New England, Satur­ 31. At that time, it was decided to day through Monday: Partly International continue the hearing while both sides cloudy Saturday. Increasing attempt to reach another agreement, cloudiness Sunday. Chance of DIRE DAWA, Ethiopia Walsh said. showers Monday. Highs in the 70s -Ethiopia shows foreign He said that he has been meeting and lows mostly in the 50s. reporters captured Somali with Atty. Thomas Prior, assistant vehicles as evidence that regular town counsel, to discuss a settle­ BOSTON —Coast Guard and U. Somali forces are directly in­ ment. S. Customs officials seize 12 tons volved in the Ogaden fighting. Walsh said that he could not reveal of high-grade Columbian any of the discussions thus far, but he marijuana from a Honduran ship SALISBURY, Rhodesia -N ine did say that he and Prior are attemp­ off the New England coast. black civilians are killed in a bat­ ting to work out “some snags” in a Authorities say it may be the tle between guerrillas and securi­ settlement. biggest drug haul ever in the ty forces, pushing the death toll in The previous agreement would Northeast. one of Rhodesia’s bloodiest weeks have reinstated Rooney to sergeant to 65. with full back pay. It also included CONCORD, N. H. -Gov. Weinberg takes oath of office the provision for the disability pen­ Meldrim Thomson asks the state AMMAN, Jordan —Jordan sion. The granting of the pension Executive Council to reconvene reports 28 new cholera cases in Richard W. Hernandez, right, Small Business Administration associate, administrator of was an important part of. the agree­ the past 24 hours, but says it is on operations, administers the oath of office to Stanley C. Weinberg Jr. of Manchester as the state legislature in order to ment because Rooney’s reinstate­ pass a budget for the state, which its way to turning back an regional director of the SBA for Region I in Boston. His wife, Barbara, look on during ment as a sergeant would give the has been without one for two-and- epidemic besieging the Middle ceremonies Wednesday in Hartford. (UPI photo) Police Department one too many one-half months. East. sergeants. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandiester. Coon . Thun , Sent. 15, 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs , Sept 15. 1977 — PAGE THREE-A Society to meet GOP candidate opposes zoning conflict plan Most CETA jobs unaffected T h e a t e r - ^ David Call,'^nll a RiknilKli^nnRepublican PSnHlHofOcandidate interest10 TAi employes be replaced jobs for more than a year. with less seniority. Episcopal Church will vice-president; Mrs, abdicated simply to extend a favor to Sbowcate Cine 1 — Joseph Sweeney. Call opposes this idea. problems, which would not be the after 12 months may endanger the .Most Hartford area towns, in­ The possibility that permanent meet Friday at 7:45 p.m. in Richard Cherrington, Wednesday's daily a town official. Call said “Snspiria," 2;20-7:3M:30 Sweeney suggested that zoning “I feel strongly that any zoning case with members of out-of-town jobs of som e perm anent local workers might be let go has raised secretary; Mrs. Richard lollery number Call also said that it is not legal to cluding .Manchester. South Windsor, Sbowcate Cine 2 — the Guild Room. Mrs. Alan matters involving town officials that decisions being made for the Town of boards. government employes in Connec­ Vernon. tCast Hartford. Andover, protests from municipalities. A Hotchkiss will lead the Harris, treasurer; Mrs. 0 6 0 give an out-ol town hoard jurisdic­ “MacArtbnr.” 2:00-7:154:40 would fall under the conflict-of- Manchester be made in the Town of “This town built and maintained its ticut fiolton. Ellington and Tolland, are meeting is set Thursday for union, Showcase Cme 3 — “Audrey devotional service which Everett Kelsey, program. tion over /mill.;' .iiicrs The matter, however, directly members of the Greater Hartford state and local government officials Rote,” 2:10-7:306:45 will precede the business affects only two area towns — CETA Consortium which handles its to review the 12-month regulation. Showcase Cme 4—"The Spy meeting. Hebron and Coventry — and even in own program. The Hartford group is Hebron and Coventry are not Who Loved Me." 2:65-7:25- After the meeting, a these communities the effect unaffected by the state rule of laying members of the Hartford CETA 9:45 representative of the Towm Showcase Cine 5 — “ Bean ORGAN CONCERT ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HI appears to be minimal. off a CETA employe after 12 months. group and are affected by the state Geste,” 2:30-7:456:40 Fire Department will pre­ There are 2.300 workers in 118 rule. Vernon One 1 — “Smokey sent a film and give —FEATURING— Y r u m r v c ' T nMPArre ^ I ■ ^ Deli Dpli Department D#>Dflrfm«FifSnprinfj*^^N Specials ('onnecticut towns paid by federal The state rule presents problems demonstrations of the because union contracts seem to Hebron only has two CETA and the Bandit," 7:206:30 CHOICEST MEATT^ funds under CETA The state, which positions. .No one involved in the Vernon Cine 2 — “Murder Heimlich Maneuver, a life WUNDERBAR town's CETA program could be by Death.” 7:106:15 saving technique for ROSEMARY BAILEY UA Theater 1 — "Star ; IN TOWN reached for comment todav. choking victims. Wars,” 7:006:30 QERMAN BOLOQNA Refreshments will be AT THE HAMMOND ALL VAR. RU88ER m 4 M A Coventrv’ has 13 CETA workers, six UA Theater 2 — "Thieves,' served. of whom will be laid off by Oct. 1. ac­ 7:10; "Fire Sale," 9:00 The group's officers are: About town cording to Town .Manager Frank Con­ UA Theater 3— "You Light LOAVES » * 1 . 3 9 lb. CARANDO A 4 nolly and Debbie Wojick. the town's Up My Life," 7:20-9:10 FRI., SEPT. 16 CETA operator. U8DA CHOICE SEMI-BONELES8 The Catholic Graduates Gub of Manchester Composite Squadron 8:1 5 P.M. COOKED SALAMI . . * l a 4 9 Greater Hartford will sponsor an of the Civil Air Patrol will meet The town, however, has no perma­ tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the (MUCK STEM open house Friday from 9 p m to 1 nent employes with less seniority FM-MT-tUN • MO Manchster State Armory. The • EAST HARTFORD a m at Matarese's Restaurant. 2515 than the six workers who are being U8DA CHOICE BONELESS lb. Berlin Tpke .Newington There will meeting as well as membership is let go. Connolly said. Funding for the HIGH SCHOOL RUBBER be an informal social hour and dan­ open to all young people from Grade SIX positions has been continued, so BURNSIDE AVENUE SHOUUIER ROAST lb. cing All members and prospective 7 through high school. More informa­ the SIX who are laid off will be DAISY ROLLS lb. members are invited tion may be obtained by calling 646- replaced, Connolly and Wojick said Frf.-SaL-Sun. 6344 or 871-0257. LNtOA MJUR FREE CONCEim U8DA CHOICE BONELESS MCHiMO BURTON Name, sex, team — all wrong' I Hwiie 649-5491 | Varaatlla organlat Roaamary Ballay, In tha mUat 4 Matthew Montovani (above) had his photo on SHOULDER STEM lb. llllllllllll [!2;:^THEATRES EAST — i T T of an axtanahra national tour, will partorm “Ham­ ^ . . r . mond “8pactacular“...playlng popular mut/c aa The Herald’s front page Tuesday. But he was EXrjkOST" LEAN BEEF W n ljS k D P fl wall aa tha c/ais/ct. Ife FREEI Don't mlaa It Bring THE HERETIC DOdSTII identified as Alison Frenette of Manchester. ★ FREEZER PLEASER ★ STMWUS lo u n II lUlHCTOH the tamllyll Matthew is.the son of Richard Montovani of 222 SHORT MBS “n K M L r ' T«f. 672-7327 THE HERETIC — PrBMntad By — Country Lane, East Hartford, who plays Sun­ U8DA CHOICE WHOLE This Year- AND 5 - * Ery '-tr'cry 1 ‘T H itn r P iL Fftf-Sept 16th Pkt$ 241 Hartford days with the Hose Co. 3 flag football team. TENDER 8-10 Plue A s y lu m Tel. Alison is the daughter of Paul Frenette of FRESH Learn To ■^OU U8HT UP ■fjH ifim iif IbB. 0 Street 522-7201 STEW BEEF lb. MY U F T “ITS AUVr B Spruce St., Manchester, who plays for the Eyeball Opticians team. Matthew is here ib. Square Dance W tiiB ir s LEAN RRISKET Show land keeping an eye on his dad in the game Sunday. TROPHIES by Mnuim 41.N lb. U8DA CHOICE WHOLE Come to the Manchester SWIFTS EMBLEM & BADGE ManchMter evwring Haraid 18-20 Free Engraving MA MA MIA’S Brunswick Parkade Health board weighs RONELESS lbs. Square Dance Club’s PufiMn«d M ry aianiog nc«a< Sund«T< AJXJ n o M M E n u rtd M M BUFFET RESTAURANT A CATERERS BROWHtSERVE "Made M incfiM W r. Conn. Pool OPIco M So- Lanes ways to cut budget Ib. with cono CiOM MW Moaor. THIS WEEK 346V2 W.4lllddle Turnpike SAUSAIIE lb. SHOULDERS F U N N IG H T Quality” Suggastad Cutler Ratat WONESIMY, THURSDAY A FRBAY By JUNE TOMPKINS CATALOG PayiM ifl Advaoe* 6 4 3 -1 5 0 7 niKt S tn g ltc o p y ...... 15* Herald Reporter "Sold WMkty...... 90€ If the Manchester Health Department has to cut its with Oft# m o fttb ...... $3-90 Thf## m o fttft# ...... 111.70 budget by 2Vz per cent, its services to the town may also im iM iiiB u n iiiiu iiim K B ii Pride" 8 u m o ftth t...... 123 40 Junior Bowling have to be cut. Oft# y##r ...... M M B u f f e t ! MiN R#t## Upon R#qu##I The 2 Vs per cent budget reduction is one that Town f 11 I., Ill nil I' M 1165 MAIN ST. tt>#(r n«w#p#p#r b#for# 9:30 p.m. U8DA CHOICE FIRST CUT ibould l#l#phon# th# circulation Now Underway consider. U8DA CHOICE CENTER E. HARTFORD, CONN d#par1iii#ftt, B47-M46. Three alternatives were presented to the Advisory i - Board of Health Tuesday by Dr. Alice Turek, town health director. They are (1) lay off one clerical or other staff CHUCK STEAK CHUCK STEAK KI08 UNDER 12 person; (2) allow the director of health to take one HALF PRICE SIGN UP NOW... week's leave without pay each quarter, and (3) close the MANCHESTER GRANGE health department for one week and give the entire staff There’ll be e teete tempting selec­ TENDER SENIOR DIVISION one week’s leave without pay. “GREAT ON # 1 C JUICY tion of all your favorite diehee at our (15-18) Although he called the plan an admirable one, board THE GRILL” ■ ■ ^ FAIR buffet tablet Dine to your heart’e member Michael Gallacher said it doesn’t solve the JUNIOR DIVISION issue, “it only camouflages the issue. Everyone ends up Grange Hall a 205 Spencer St. content — eat all you want. It'a funll suffering.’’ t e.m. ■ • n.M. (12-15) Gallacher said the real issue is what programs will be ^ 748 Tolland Tnpk. BANTAM DIVISION reduced if the budget is cut 215 per cent. Something has to Saturday/ Sept 17 • 10 am ^ Manchester « (8- 12) suffer, he said, and he thinks the town should know that. Saturday Gallacher thinks that unpaid leaves makes the issue too We Give Old Fashioned PIANO. ORQAN, VOICE Chicken Barbecue 12 Noon byiC^ISTINCTIVE CATERING NO GIMMICKS (Supervlted) easy. Butcher Service... INSTRUCTION ^ FOR ALL OCCASIONS “If it means we cut out service, then we cut service and NO STAMPS 953 Main Straat Tag Sale a Baked Qooda • Home Mad* call Jim at 646-7558 for live with it,” he said. • JUST FINE FOOOS Manchaatar Articlea • Crafta a Planta Country Store .the Information to suit'your party needs. Raising the cost of various health department inspec­ STORE HOURS; Hamburgora a Hot Doga Make A New Friend! tions was another solution suggested by Dr. Turek. ^ M 3 -8 1 3 7 M 3 -7 8 1 5 > Doughnuta • Coffao Another health issue affected by a tight budget is the swish and spit school dental health program scheduled to Mon. & lues. 'tR 6JK) 317 Highland St. begin this month but which has been delayed. The program could begin later in the year if the freeze Wed., Thurs., S Fri. til 9D0 Register Now for the Fall Term is lift^, according to Allan Chesterton, school board MANCHESTER member. Sal & Sunday In other business, the board was told that flu clinics 'tH 6J)0 m en u irs FAUKunesi The have been set up this year for town employes and senior CONN. Richard J. Risley citizens. JM f-JO ) • ChOdran I Dotty Gibson Perrett Mrs. Lois Lewis, executive director of the Manchester Public Health Nursing Association, said that the weekly Dance Studios health cljnics for the elderly are very successful. It may School Of Dance Main St., Rt. 31, Coventry be necessary to find an assistant for Phyllis Saich who is (Next to the 1st. Congregational Church) currently operating the clinics at the Senior Citizens ------\ / ------\ TAP — ACROBATIC — BALLET — JAZZ Center and the two elderly housing units. 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TOMATO PASTE 2 fi8 9 * REVERLY ROLLING RURTON 1 PILL8BURY BUNDT ■iA.A DANCE STUDIO Student Accompliahmenia About your trarher llllllllilill 22 OAK STREET MANCHESTER Scott Burrell, Mr. Rlslay's student, won 1st .Mr. Risley fa an active member of the CAKE MIXES „ . . 7 9 * Dlrectoru Lee 6 Beeerly Burton place In the Sr. Mr. Dance Competition of the Dance .Masters of America, Inr. The Dance TODDLERS A 4 A A ------■ * ------Dance Masters of New York City. Teachers Club of Conn., Inc. (Chapter 118 CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN CLASSICAL IFIth Coupon And J ■ ir’f'TiAWITH Y*ykf’n/kA.-COlPON &p- ■ BALLET, TAP, JAZZ, ACROBATICS, TUMBLING Mr. Rlsley's Petite Group placed 5th and his D.M.A.) .New York City Dance Masters 40 WATTS/CHA. RMS THDO.1% Junior Line placed 4th In the Dance Teachers (Chapter #26 D.M.A.) He la rerllfled to (SO GOOD SOME COMPETITORS PAMPERS .,.,* 1 .2 9 $7.50 Purchaee | I $7.50 PIRCHASE Club of Conn. Competition. 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PACE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura., Sept. 15, 1»77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Sept. 15, 1W7 - PAGE FIVE-A Ms. Primack Lewis to present paper on propellers UJaurlipatpr EuptttugHpralh Like watching joins MPHNA Manchester A City of Village Charm Thomas R. Lewis Jr., associate Saturday morning, at Mystic quickly gained recognition. professor of geography at Founded Oct. 1, 1881 nurse staff Seaport. Propellers of Case's design were the grass grow Manchester Community College, will ’’T he Nineteenth Century fitted to several prominent ships of Mfml}«r, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Preai international present a paper Friday at the annual ^ ■ '/.iftjv ■tr ^ . ♦ 'A . /■■■*■■ Robin Neleber Primack joined the Propeller Industry in Manchester. th e period, including the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. WASHINGTON - Over the phone, Manchester Public Health Nursing meeting of the Eastern Historical Connecticut," is the title of the paper "Middletown" (1896) and the “Hart­ Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. the descendant of one of New York’s Association (MPHNA) recently as a Geography Association. The meeting Lewis will read. He became in­ ford” (1898), steamships that carried Andrew Tully will be held all day Friday, and on Raymond F flobmaon. Edflor-Pubhaner Harold E Turiiington. Managing Editor “First Families” was petulant. "I staff nurse. terested in the subject while conduc­ passengers along the Connecticut ting research that led to publication cannot forgive them,” he said. “The gentleman. He likes to speak of Ms. Primack was graduated from River, and as far as New York City. Manchester High School in 1969 and of his first book, “Silk Along Steel: Also, they were installed on the en­ man is not a gentleman.” “family" and “breeding." Phooey. f Almanac ^ O p in io n He was referring to the New York received her B.A. degree in biology The Story of the South Manchester tire fleet of the Des Moines River Most of the old American fortunes from Mt. Holyoke College in South Railroad." Yacht Qub's selection of Ted Turner, Boat-Comnanv after trial runs with were amassed through legal rascali­ Hadley, Mass. By United Presi International The propellers, which are the sub­ Case propellers demonstrated a owner of the baseball Atlanta ty, and lavish spending is not always She studied nursing at Cornell Today is Thursday, Sept. IS, the ject of his paper, are marine significant gain in speed. Production Braves, to skipper the yacht SAT flunks the test? accompanied by good taste. University - New York HospiUl 298th day of 1977 with 107 to follow. propellers that were designed, of the propellers at the Hi^land Courageous in defense of the In the country's mansions and School of Nursing where she received The moon Is between its new phase patented and produced by A. Wells Park factory ceased in 1910. The Scholastic Aptitude Test mathematical skills, while America's Cup against the yacht yacht clubs the names Astor and / a B.S.N. degree with distinction. She and first quarter. Case. Initially, the propellers were A native of East Hartford, Lewis Australia off Newport, R.I., during (SAT), which takes the women do less well than men Vanderbilt are sanctified, but their is a member of Sigma Theta Tau, the The morning stars are Saturn, produced in the Case Brothers’ paper joined the college staff in 1969. He the next several days. national honor society of nursing. mill which was located in the has BS and MS degrees from Central measuie of about a million in mathematics. money is tainted. Old John Jacob Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Venus. Judgment unerring Astor I was a fur trader and Realtor Ms. Primack was formerly Highlufld Park section of Connecticut Slate College, a Cer­ college-bound high school Since 1970, however, the employed as a nurse at Yale-New There is no evening star. Manchester, beginning fn 1863. Later, tificate of Advanced Study in But the committee’s judgment was who left his $1(X) million earned by students every year, has been racial and sexual makeup of Haven Hospital and in New Zealand. Rev. Edward S. Pepin Those bora on this date are under they were also produced, especially Geography from Clark University, unerring. Ted Turner, known in some shrewd dealings that today would Robin N. Primack She lives in Manchester. the sign of Virgo.'' large ones, in several other factoriss and is a PhD candidate at Rutgers registering steady declines in the college population hasn’t circles as the “Mouth of the South,” bring him to court as a swindler. The Republican WilUam Howard Taft, around the country. University. He is married, has two average scores since 1963. changed, and the panel is a man of enormous wealth and Vanderbilt fortune of $200 million ac­ Father Pepin 27th president of the , The superiority of Case’s design children and lives in Vernon. In the verbal section of the couldn’t single out any one fac­ hithlessness, and that has always crued from old Cornelius’ illicit con­ was bora on Sept. IS, 18S7. exam, the average score has tor to account for the more re­ been enough to merit the title, trol of various railroads and steam­ Public records to be honored On this day in history: cent decline. “gentleman,’’ among the kind of peo­ boats. In 1942, armies of Nazi Germany PARK HIU JOYCE dropped 49 points, from 478 to ple who amuse themselves with such 429. In the mathematics se- Its list runs to the gamut LItimate snoli W arranly deeds alterations at 471 Hartford Rd. (La began the siege of Stalingrad, FLOWER SHOP exercises as the America’s Cup. Consider THE Mrs. Astor, who John j. Ivaldi to Nicholas R. The Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor Russia. cion, the average has declined from a high divorce rate to too Strada West), $1,400. of the Church of the Assumption, will Indeed, the brand of personality a haughtily disdained the identifying Cappellucci, Avon, one-half interest In 1963, four Negro girls were William B. Smith, addition at 55 be honored Sunday on his 35th year in 32 points, from 502 to 470. (In much television watching to steel worker would find unattractive in property at 207 Spruce St., $13,20 Galaxy Dr., $4,000. killed in the bombing of a church in SPECIAL prefix, William. In the Victorian the priesthood at a reception from 3 both cases, 800 is perfect.) deterioration of academic has been the hallmark of most people conveyance tax, Lucien Thivierge, porch at 22 Birmingham, Ala. Two Negro boys Age, she carried snobbishness to its to 5 p.m. in the church hall. OF THE WEEK of great wealth, beginning with the U&R Housing Corp. to D. Bruce Doane St., $1,000. The solution to this 14-year standards in the schools to a ultimate by her decree establishing AH parishioners are invited to were shot to death that day as purported “First Families.” Riches Belcher and Judith A. Belcher, both Dzen Roofing for Mr. and Mrs. puzzle has been brought no “decade of distraction’’ in the Four Hundred. She explained that share in honoring Father Pepin. citywide rioting broke out. tend to bestow on their owners what of Vernon, property on Hamilton Dr., only that number was worthy to at­ Wrobek, roof repair at 15 Benton St., Refreshments will be served. In 1966, Gemini 2 splashed down in nearer by the report of a blue- which Americans have been might be called an elegant $69.85 conveyance tax. $980. •2.34 tend her famous ball in 1892. Father Pepin, who came to the Atlantic Ocean after a then- POMPONS ribbon investigating panel Cerlifieale of allarhmenl bombarded with political boorishness, bred of a fear' that J.A, McCarthy Inc., new home at Assumption Parish on June 20,1968, record three-day space flight. b u n c h "If you go outside that number, ” Hartford National Bank & Trust 61 Ledgecrest Ter., $40,000. headed by form er Labor assassinations, racial. strife, someone will take advantage of was bom in Willimantic. He studied In 1972, two former White House she said, "you Strike people who are Co. against Joseph D. Christino Jr., Charles Flick, wood stove at 17 Secretary Willard Wirtz and them. for the priesthood at St. Thomas (CASH »nd CAHHY) Vietnam and Watergate. either not at ease in a ballroom, or $5,600, property at 21 Bremen Rd. Devon Dr., $150. aides and five other men were in­ 'Ratlier he rich Seminary, Bloomfield, and at St. now int mt 4S M N atM fNTI ton f Vtay occamiom ... commissioned by the College In a self-serving reaction the else make other people not at ease.” Building permits Bidwell Home Improvement Co. dicted on charges of conspiracy in Mary Seminary, Baltimore, Md. He 36 OAK ST., .UAV:llK.STKa TrI. M 94)7 9 l ar 649.1443 mKK I do not condemn wealth. On the Mrs. Astor received her guests George S. Johns for S.A. Crispino, for Norma Paxson, aluminum siding the break-in of Democratic National Entrance Examination Board, report, National Education was ordained May 14, 1942 in St. I’ARKING « raA.NK i;,\KKI.KH. Prop.______whole, I’d rather be rich than poor. 352 Hackmatack St., interior at 450 E. Middle Tpke., $1,700. Committee headquarters in which administers the SATs. Association President John sealed on an enormous divan on Joseph’s Cathedral, Hartford. What amuses me is the mul­ which she allotted space to the more Washington (Watergate). But the panel did manage to Ryer blamed the SAT itself for Bold Castle, 1000 Islands (Photo by Doug Bevins) timillionaire's cheek in taking upon come up with something for deserving of her subjects. In­ the decline in test scores. himself the duty of deciding who is a variably, she wore the famous everyone — from piale Tests of this kind are out­ stomacher of diamonds said to have Buoyant Buying creased by over 4 per cent chauvinists to television snobs moded, he claimed, and “do belonged to Marie Antoinette. On her Consumer spending is on the (not counting inflation). More Bail reform and public safety rise, The Conference Board buying was accompanied by to those who are convinced the not measure what is being black wig — her hair was falling out reports. During the first half less saving. Savings dropped country has gone to hell in a taught and what is happening WASHINGTON — “Fhiblic concern seeing the taxpayer-financed — was a tiara of diamonds. And her of 1977, real retail demand to 4.8 per cent of personal in­ handbasket since ’63. to our students.’’ over the number of crimes com­ Lee Roderick experiments continue — regard the regal poise, so frequently noted by was up by more than 5 per come during the first quarter society editors of the day, was cent over year-ago levels. of 1977, compared with 5.6 per For example, the panel at­ Which really makes us begin mitted by individuals released prior The H erald’s public’s right to be free of danger Spending for durable goods cent in the last quarter of 1976 to trial is growing. Concerns are dai­ caused by the great brackets of tributed most of the test score to worry. Washington Correspondent from suspected criminals as grew by about 7 per cent and and 7 per cent during the first ly being expressed over public safety relatively unimportant. At the same diamonds over spread on her back, demand for nondurables in­ half of last year. decline in the first seven years If the SAT, which has always which is being threatened...Public time, front-line law-enforcement of­ which prevented her from sitting survey of more than 100 such pre­ to the growing number of blacks been a good predictor of confidence in our criminal justice ficers in these jurisdictions know the back in her chair. trial release programs shows that and women entering college. system requires that we address folly of releasing those arrested for achievement in college, isn’t many program directors regard Irreverent journalist these issues promptly.” violent crimes to prey again upon the For various reasons, which measuring what is beiijg public safety as less important than Some journalists dared we’ll let the racists and The case for tightening pre-trial public. irreverance. William D’Alton Mann FORD’S taught in the schools, then avoiding inequality in their treat­ release programs involving poten­ egalitarians fight about, blacks what is being taught can’t have ment of rich and poor defendants. A question yet to be answered is of Town Topics speculated as to who tially dangerous defendants, as out­ how much these programs affect the typically score well below “ Many program directors sur­ wore the most diamonds, Mrs. Astor much resemblance to readin’, lined above by Sen. Robert Dole, R- morale and dull the efforts of law en­ veyed,...regard expansion of release or Nelly Farren, the actress. The whites in both verbal and writin’ and ’rithmetic. Kan., seems overwhelming to many forcement officers.who often feel, rates as more important than sporting thing to do, he declared, was observers. Yet there is a strong body with justification, that it is of little reducing crime committed by to put them both on exhibition at the of opinion leaning the other way. releasees,” writes Gerald Caplan, value to detain suspects, since the Chicago World's Fair. “Or perhaps Special Purchase Reasons vary rest of the criminal justice system Mrs. Astor could wheel her jewels to NEWEST IDEA Congress losing head of the Justice Department's will release them anyway. Fall Co-ordinates The reasons are varied. One is an National Institute of Law Enforce­ the next charity ball in a barrow ” “Frequently our men arrest understandable distaste for the ment and Criminal Justice. Caplan. Mrs. Astor was not unique, merely someone and take him to jail, then Slacks • 1 2 " traditional American bail system. in an understatement, calls the fin­ typical of her set. The idea was to its allure watch him walk out of the courthouse Solid color, 100% polyetler, Colorii The system clearly discriminates ding “interesting" in light of growing spend as much money as possible on Broun, black, rust, iteel blue, green. DETROIT (NEA) — During a lull while our agents are still inside doing dress, enormous, goutish dinners, By Martha Angle against poor defendants, often put­ concern over such systems as the one in the summer meeting of the ting commercial bondsmen in the the paper work on the arrest," a jewelry and Newport mansions. In a and Robert Walters here in the capital. National Governors Conference here, driver’s seat in deciding who will be senior FBI agent told this reporter. day when factory workers toiled 60 to Tops •S " FOR GREAT Rearrest rate high one of the rising young stars in the released from jail prior to trial. “Then he’ll commit two or three 70 hours a week for a ten-dollar bill, Co-ordinating prints. Caplan says that research spon­ Republican party was casually a legislator,” Ray observed. “Being As one federal judge in the District other crimes before he comes to trial the Astors, Vanderbilts, Oelrichs, sored by his agency “found that more chewing the fat with a small group of governor is much more productive of Columbia put it, the effect of the for the first one, so he gets a free ride saucy Marne Fish, the Goelets, and than 25 per cent of felony arrests in Total Outfit reporters. work. system “is that the professional for those.” the Whitneys found it do rigeur to Washington involve defendants on Sixes 8-18 “Do you miss Washington?" At least two of Ray’s colleagues. bondsmen hold the keys to the jail in Act needs revision decorate their ballrooms with $50,000 some form of conditional someone asked Delaware Gov. Govs. David Pryor of and their pockets...The bad risks, in the A re-emphasis of the discredited worth of flowers. release...stemming from a previous Pierre (Pete) du Pont IV, who left William G. Milliken of Michigan, are bondsmen’s judgment, and the ones bail-bondsman system is not the solu­ An outsider GAS MILEAGE offense.” Capitol Hill last year after three still agonizing over the choice of who are unable to pay the TWEED’S One part of the survey asked a tion. Rather, what is needed is a revi­ I don't know where Ted Turner terms in the House to become chief remaining where they are or seeking bondsmen’s fees, remain in jail.” sion of the 1966 Bail Reform Act Specialty Shop range of local justice officials to rank came from, but to the Newport snobs executive of one of the nation’s Senate seats that will be open next “Studies in the mid-60s also along the lines suggested in a bill in­ 773 Main St Manchester the importance of 16 possible goals of his background apparently is smallest states. year because of retirements. Like showed that those who remained in Open Thurs. Nites 'til 9:00 their pre-trail release programs. One troduced by Sen. Dole. suspect. Perhaps he is an outsider “Oh, sure, in some ways I miss it,” Ray, both would be heavily favored if jail were being convicted at a much Free Parking Rear of Store of the 16 was:J.'Helping to ensure His bill would require judicial of­ because he's a Southerner without du Pont replied. “I miss the excite­ they decide to go for the Senate, yet higher rate than those on pretrial that individuals who might be ficers to weigh public safely factors the saving grace of a Robert E. Lee ment, the sense of being in the center both seem reluctant to make the release,” explains Frederick Hess of dangerous to the community are not in considering pre-trial release for in his ancestry. Maybe somebody dis­ of things happening in the country. shift. the Justice Department’s criminal granted pretrial release.” That goal the alleged crimes of armed robbery, covered that his grandmother was Don’t mies th e job Noteworthy because.... division. Public concern over such armed kidnapping, forcible rape, or was ranked No. 14 — nearly at the content with just one diamond :>evine ^ £evine “But I don't miss the job itself. unfairness led to the federal Bail Ray’s decision is particularly bottom — by program directors first-degree murder. At present, only necklace. Being governor is infinitely more Reform Act, signed into law by U b m o n A v c . noteworthy because he has at least responding to the survey. Police murder is considered. The bill also In any case, Turner knows how to bOIGIItlllr satisfying. You have a real chance to President Johnson in 1966. 537-2373 toyed with the notion of running for chiefs and sheriffs, on the other authorizes the detention of a suspect spend the kind of money necessary to C o m . accomplish something. president. A few years ago, it would Murder an exception accused of one of these crimes for up get him into the America's Cup non­ “For instance, I spent six years in hand, ranked it No. 2 and No. 5, have been unthinkable for anyone The Act, which has been a model respectively. to 90 days prior to trial. sense, and that puts him in a special the House trying to get through a harboring such ambitions to pass up Mild as these reforms seem, it is for many state programs, specifies Public safety ignored niche with the Astors, Vanderbilts et financial disclosure bill, and I never a seemingly easy shot at the Senate. that defendants are to be released still a sure bet that only public al. Too bad this interesting man is FACTORY In other words -^m any pf those even came close. Fifteen' minutes But the election of after arrest if they are deemed likely pressure on Congress will bring them constrained to occupy himself with a directing these permissive pretrial after I became governor, I had one in has deflated the contemporary myth to show up for trial. The lone excep­ about. series of sailing races which the late O U T in effect — simply by signing an release programs, and who that the Senate is the exclusive tion is in a case of murder — and even « SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS Damon Runyon aptly described as executive order. TTiere’s Just no com­ presumably have a vested interest in breeding ground of presidents, and the judges can release the accused at 1977 "like watching grass grow. " you can parison in the amount of real power has focused new attention on bright their discretion. In the opinion of you can exercise.” young governors. many, this has dangerously eroded Du Pont was articulating a dis­ The national political reporters public safety. covery that more and more am­ who function as the unofficial touts of SAVE Despite this key problem, a major bitious young politicians have shared presidential hopefuls now spend far I Kkjouj viV Rights, in recent years. Congress, especially more time writing about the likes of JAUOOR6K1. m A KOREAN! the House, no longer beckons quite so California Gov. Edmund G. (Jerry) CiTiz.eM.... 100% tcftiREAH; 20% .30% brightly to men and women who are Brown Jr. and Illinois Gov. Jim T h o u g h t out to change the world. Thompson than they do analyzing the ON FAMOUS Frustrations cited White House potential of any “ Tracer of IomI persons’’ The prestige, the perks, the glamor member of the Senate. 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V PAGE SIX-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 15, 19T7 MANCHESTER EVEaVlNG HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn.. 'rhuri..S«>t. 15. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-A Newcomers meet Tuesday A nderson-Hokanaon Weiman^Ball Self-awareness course set Tuesday at ECHS A home decorating program en­ ways, to revitalize rooms with colors A two-hour, eight-week Christian Self-awareness for health of body as an aid to bring calm and peace to the course will be given starting on ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at titled "Style It Stauffer’’ will be and designs, and practical do-it- whole being and balance between body and soul. presented to members of the yourself advice. Mrs. Russell’s syn­ Claudia Ball of West Hartford and Carlton David Elast Catholic High School. Instructor will be Sr. Marie The second hotir will be spent in practical techniques Carol Jean Hokanaon and Alan Butler Anderson, both of Alice LaGace. Manchester Newcomers Club at dicated column, "Re; Decorating" Weinuui of Mancheiter were married Sept. 10 at P liit for meditation and contemplation as taught by Trappist Manchester, were married Sept. 10 at Emanuel Lutheran Monks. their Sept. 20 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at appears in over 2,000 newspapers Qiurch Congregational in Windsor. ’The first hour will consist of Christian Yoga exercises Church in Manchester. To register call 649-9742. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. across the country.' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and M n. Warren W. Hokanson of 461 Spring St. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ann Russell, decorator for ’The Newcomers Qub is sponsored Ball of Windsor. The bridegroom is the son of Austin A. Rosary Society to 191 Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Anderson of 92 Timber Trail. Stauffer Wallcovering, will be a by the YWCA and is open to all new Weiman Sr. of 46 Portland St. and the late Mrs. Weiman. IMroRTANT NOTICI The Rev. Ronald Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran guest speaker. Her lecture concen­ area residents. ’The Rev. David Diekerman performed the double-ring S A Ii Church performed the double-ring ceremony. Melvin trates on redecorating around the For more information contact ceremony. mark anniversary 111 Lumpkin of Manchester was organist and Ronald furnishings already in the home. Karol Bowman, 16 S. Alton St. or the The bride was given in marriage by her parents. p n t u iiN ti The Rosary Society of St. Bridget Church in MS OSwr OrtjwIN nsgi Erickson of Manchester was soloist. YWCA. Mrs. Priscilla B. Barber of Windsor was her sister’s CSCBSlI S SliRMSfl matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Sara Ball of Windsor, Manchester will celebrate its 20th anniversary at an in­ I INDIAN (M n S a im ) The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an Ann Russell « SOKHAMS (M M SM ) tte bride’s sister; Roberta Ball of Windsor, the bride’s stallation banquet on Monday at 7 p.m. at Willie's Steak I OUMIS (MM WLK M M ) organza gown with Brussel-type lace accenting the House in Manchester. “ ArSHAm (N------bodice and sheer sleeves, and a lace-trimmed skirt sister-in-law; Judith Weiman of Bolton, the bridegroom’s Starting in 1957, under the supervision of the Rev. Den­ I KIRMANS IIN m gathered at waist and terminating into a chapel-length sister-in-law; and Martha Hertel of Simsbury. I K IS H A NI (MI M I nis Hussey, now stationed in East Haven, the society has 1 SM* AN D tM L (M M S M ) train. Her fingertip lace-trimmed illusion veil was at­ About town CONYER’S Austin Weiman Jr. of Bolton was his brother’s best I S M TABR U (M lu S S M ) provided support for parish projects, community service tached to a headpiece of seed pearls. man. Ushers were Roger Ball of Windsor, the bride’s charitable events, and eight scholarships arnually to RAMIADiUNN Susan Woodhouse of Manchester served as maid of brother; Christopher Barber of Windsor, the bride’s ISM SILAS DtANS HWV. East Catholic High School. honor Bridesmaids were Cheryl Anderson of Al-Anon family groups will meet tonight at 8 at the brother-in-law; Michael Crockett of Manchester and WtATHINSmiO Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman St., and Friday at 10 a.m. Many of the society’s past presidents are expected to Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister; Judith Hokanson of John Odell of Newington. SUN.. SEPT. 11 attend. ______t 1 A.M. TO r NJi. Manchester, the bride’s sister; Stacy Myerson of Waban, at the South United Methodist Church campus. The A garden reception was held at the home of the bride’s beginners group will meet tonight at 7:30, and Alateen for ■'ii Mass., and Lee Luurtsema and Debra Weir, both of parents, after which the couple left for Bermuda. They The Manchester Chapter of the Society for the Preser­ the 12- to 20-year-old children of problem drinkers, at 8 at Manchester. HOME CENTER will reside in West Hartford. vation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet mUmlNMAkiSSLfAUSlItSaiS.■!Nln.N Singing in America (the Silk City Chorus) will present a N M •• M Nfcl I m David Anderson of Boston, Mass., was his brother’s the Pathfinders Club. The family groups are open to those Both Mr. and Mrs. Weiman are employed as interior MMI I affected by someone with a drinking problem. 63 TOLLAND TPKE. program of barbershop harmony, under the direction of best man. Ushers were Alan Hokanson of Manchester, designers at G. Fox & Co. in Hartford. (Deford Dechert Sponsor; U N IV E R S A L G A L L E R Y MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWNLINE photo) Vincent A. Zito. T«mw: C m I i or Chock the bride’s brother; Burton Anderson of Manchester, ^ e Mrs. Carlton D. Weiman .1 bridegroom’s brother; Michael Tierney of Coventry; 640-5707 ■f Donald Forstrom Jr. of Manchester, and Barry Lugin- now/nc/utfss buhl of Ellington, the bridegroom’s cousin. COMPLETE YOUR A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, Be a winner! ( after which the couple left for Orlando, Fla. They will EDUCATION reside in Manchester. REPAIR SERVICE 4 ^ Mrs. Anderson was graduated in May from Lasell OBTAIN A M en us Junior Coiiege. She is employed at Highland Park Market for in Manchester. Mr. Anderson is a patrolman with the HIGH SCHOOL LAWNMOWERS Manchester Police Department. (Nayior photo) DIPLOMAI POWER TOOLS School m Elderly Mrs. Alan B. Anderson EQUIPMENT Cafeteria menus which will be served Sept. 19-23 at Menus which will be served Sept. 19-23 at Mayfair and Regional Adult Basic Education GLASS and SCREENS Manchester public schools are as follows; Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents over 60 are as Monday: Cubed beef patty with gravy, whipped potato, follows: APPUANCES buttered peas and carrots, bread, butter, milk, ice Double Ploy BICYCLES Local Public Adult Schools cream. Monday; Barbecued beef on a warm bun, seasoned N EW U SED in addition to the sale of Quality Births ofMr Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, baked beans, cole slaw, green beans, tossed green salad with French dressing, every week! FREE Evening Coursas In hardware and oquipmant. milk, tapioca pudding. fruited gelatin, whippiMl topping, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. • High School Equlvalonoy Propsntioii Wednesday: Tuna macaroni salad with cheese wedge, Each and every week, over 8,000 happy winners re Wulkcr, Kera l.ynn, daughter of Kluclin, Ethun (iliurIcH, son of ______•Prs-HIgh School Rovlow vegetable sticks, roll, butter, milk, mixed fruit. Edward W. and Ellen Eliasoff Kloehn of Tuesday: Turkey salad on shredded lettuce, home-style ceive cash prizes irom Double Play, Ihe great money game Kinch III and Janet Cross Walker of 44 ’Thursday: Salisbury steak with gravy, Mipped potato, 60 Coburn Rd. He was born Sept. 9 at baked b^ns, sliced tomatoes and cucurtibers, chilled from the Connecticut Lottery Top prize each week Pioneer Circle. She was born Sept. 6 at For mors Inlormstlon call: whole kernel corn, bread, butter, milk, peaches. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His 0 h u t peaches, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. can be $200,0001 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her East HsrMord Adult School 289-7411 oxt. 434 Friday; Orange juice, toasted cheese sandwich, apple- maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Qlsslonbury Adult School 633-5321 oxt. 325 celery salad, milk, chocolate pudding. Wednesday: Roast rump of beef with gravy, potatoes Now, there is a new bonus game you Manus Eliasoff of Belle Harbor, N.Y. His Msnchosior ABE Program 848-5884 oxt. 252 au gratin, seasoned broccoli, chocolate caike, bread, can play called Gridiron Bonus It doesn't Rudy Cross of 170 Ralph Rd. Her paternal WE ARE MOVIMQ Vornofl Adult School 878-8741 € grandmother is Mrs. Kinch Walker Jr. of paternal grandmother is Mrs. Mildred WE WILL BE CLOSED margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. cost a penny extra lust check the stub ol Kloehn of Milwaukee, Wis. He has a FROM 8EPT. 17lh TO Portsmouth, Va. your Double Play Lottery ticket 11 you match Ihe brother, Edward F, 27lh College notee 1 Thursday: Baked chicken parts with gravy, whipped WE WILL RE-OPEN ON potatoes, carrot and raisin salad, fresh nectarine, whole Lucky Color, play Gridiron Bonus You can win PfIoHo, Michut'l Nim-fiil, son of SEPT. 28 wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. George M. and Donna Casasanta Peloso of Itrigg!), Dcuniiu Lynn, daughter of For Information concerning our FREE morning one ol 63 extra cash prizes, totaling $30,000 each AT OUR NEW David G. Hunt of Manchester, a seniorjn psychology at week 24 Echo Ridge Dr., Vernon. He was born Howard D. and Carol Strong Briggs of 18 LOCATION classos In Eaat Hartford, Qlailonbury and Vornon, JACOBSEN Ithaca (N.Y.) College, has been a'warded an un­ Friday; Baked haddock filet in lemon sauce^ Spanish Carolyn Dr., Hebron. She was born Sept. 9 RT. 183 VERNON, CT. call tho Regional Otflea of Adult Baalc Education rice au gratin, seasoned green peas, candied purple Slate Law purchasers must be 18 or older Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. any waakday morning at 878-1960. dergraduate teaching assistant fellowship for the 1977-78 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 1 MU* Nortti Of plums, tartar sauce, rye bread, margarine, skim milk, His maternal grandparents are Mr. and V*mon CIrcl* academic year. :li^ t Mrs. Vic Casasanta of 96 Echo Dr., Ver­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 872-3159 He is the son of Mrs. George W, Hunt of 27 Green Rd. coffee or tea. FROM THE CONNECTICUT LOTTERY non. His paternal grandparents are Mr. R. Davis Strong of East Hampton. Her and is a 1974 graduate of Manchester High School. The menu is subject to change. and Mrs. George Peloso of West Hartford. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. He has a sister, Lori Ann, 6. Howard A. Briggs of Oakdale. Her mater­ nal great-grandparents are Mrs. Ottilie In the service l,u>oi<-, Miiithew Scoii, son of Richard Elgert of West Hartford and Mrs. Ethel and Susan Bernier Lavoie of 102 Smith Strong of East Hampton. She has a sister, • PANELING • MOLDINGS • TILES » BRICK » Melanie Anne, h'h.___ (A Dr., East Hartford. He was born Sept. 7 at A ir Force T.Sgt. ID (0 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His McKay, Raymond I’elcr, son of Ray­ Terrance (Chet) Chetelat maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. mond W. and Julia M. Ramos McKay of of Manchester has been Victor Bernier of -Hartford. His paternal 195 Kennedy Rd. He was born Sept. 9 at assigned as an Air Force grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Manchester Memorial Hospital. His representative for the o Lavoie of LeBell Court, East Hartford. Greater Hartford area by maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. (9 Pedro Ramos of Puerto Rico. His paternal the Recruiting Service. 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the Oak Grove Nature Center. Kenny eaten as greens. In late spring the and his father, usually with Steve flower buds are used in the same Many cities face ^ Collins, forage for wild foods about way Milkweed pods at just the right About town Agencies plan sidewalk guides once a week, when the boys are home stage can be eaten, the Browns know, Gardening from school and Ken home from the but they have yet to try them. primaries today The Planning Office and the Public The proposal originally was to split sidewalk repair or replacement. shop. Cattails provide several foods, the A Bible study will be conducted Works Department will begin a com­ the cost evenly between the town and Assessment w ill be made to adjacent Near the Hockanum River, we new shoots as greens, male blossom By PETER A. RKOIX N other candidates. The.number Of en­ tonight at '7:30 at the United I iiilfil Prf!>K Inirrnuliunal trants made political forecasters un­ bined effort to develop a plan of the property owners, but the board property owners according to the or­ By Frank Atwood walked through a large patch of wild spikes prepared "like corn on the voted to maintain the 33 per cent cost dinance. strawberries, with the leaves only to cob,’’ the inner part of the stalk Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge Democratic mayors in New Haven, sure of the winner. sidewalk development' in St. New Britain and Meriden faced es­ Bridgeport John Mandanici was Manchester. to the residents. Anyone who feels that the repair be eaten at this season. In summer, cooked as a vegetable. The plan is one of the requirements Sidewalk repairs that are part of a order is unjust may appeal, to the there were wild raspberries and There are many others, curly dock pecially tough primaries today, while expected to win renomination for a Jehovah's Witnesses will have a of a new sidewalk and curb ordinance repair program will be done at no Board of Directors by submitting a blackberries. and pokeberry shoots as greens, bur­ their counterparts in Bridgeport, second term, despite reports a grand theocratic school and service cost to adjacent property owners. petition w ithin ten days of the order. Day lily buds and blossoms can be dock and wild carrot roots dug and Waterbury and Norwalk also met jury is investigating alleged misuse passed Tuesday night by the Board of meeting tonight at 7 30 at 726 N. challenges. of federal funds by his administra­ i- - * - Directors. If new construction takes place, The ordinance also details Ken Brown's hobby is gathering, eaten raw in salad or dipped in batter boiled, choke berries lor jelly. and deep fried, Ken says. The tubers, Main St. Twenty-five communities held tion, He had three challengers for the When new construction takes the developer w ill also be required to maintenance of sidewalk and tree preparing and eating wild foods, and Mr, Brown would like to hear from loo, are edible, if dug and then boiled primaries for their top executive of­ nomination. place, the developer will have to in­ replace any repairs that previously belt areas. People who own property fall is a season of abundance for such others who share the interest that he and mashed. fices — mayor or first selectman — Waterbury Mayor Edward Bergin, stall concrete sidewalks and granite were done in bituminous concrete. adjacent to a sidewalk ‘‘shall at all foraging. Roadsides and vacant lots and his son have in wild foods. He Purslane, a pestiferous garden and all 49 communities had party en­ who won the job in 1975 by curbs in accordance with the The director of public works will times maintain the sidewalk in a safe in Manchester are his hunting thinks they might form a foraging It's the way to go! When dorsement contests for some challenging the organization, has sidewalk plan. have the authority to request condition and shall remove all ground. weed, provides tender lips for salad, club. you need to tell people about your business, municipal post. made peace with party regulars and The plan, which is targeted for obstructions and all litter of leaves, I went recently on a late-afternoon or can be boiled as greens. Large The Browns live at 280 Woodbndge Stephen T. CasRano stems can be pickled. tell them with the In .New Haven, M ayor Frank was expected to win renomination completion by Jan. 1, will list all grass, gravel, dirt or other things walk with Ken Brown, his son, Ken­ St. Their telephone nu/nber is 649- Milkweed shoots, in spring, can be 8265. Classified ads Logue. who unseated incumbent easily. streets where sidewalks should be in­ Body recovered which would in any way impede or ny. and Kenny's friend. Steve Collins, Bartholomew Guida in the 1975 Norwalk Mayor Jennie Cave, 73, Cassano to speak stalled. Personnel from the Planning imperil public travel,” to forage along a brook that flows Office and the Public'Works Depart­ STAMFORD (UPI) — An autopsy This maintenance includes trim ­ Democratic primary, was opposed was being challenged for the nomina­ at MMH auxiliary was planned today on a 16-month-old past the Northfibld Green Con­ by former Police Chief Biagio tion of the 699-member Independent ment will work in developing the ming grass and bushes in the tree dominium and empties into Salter's plan. boy who fell from his family's belt and sidewalk area. DiLieto in what has become a very Party by Frederick J. Canevari. Stephen T. Cassano. assistant sailboat and apparently drowned. Pond. The ordinance no longer permits bitter campaign. Even if she loses, she w ill be the professor of sociology at Manchester Little Zeb Hoyt fell from the We found elderberries in abun­ sidewalk repairs to be made with The prim ary campaign has been so Conservative Party nominee in the Community College, w ill be the guest craft’s deck shortly after 8 p.m. dance and. growing with them, November elections, where she w ill bituminous concrete. DofI to install marked by personal attacks that speaker at the fall meeting of the Tuesday night and was recovered by staghorn sumach. I knew that !alie/haeK. / Kcpublicans— out-registered 7-1 and face Democratic state Rep. Williams Sidewalk repairs that are 4 Manchester Memorial Hospital police divers Wednesday morning, officers Sunday elderberries could be used in making requested will cost adjacent property without a mayor in a generation — Collins and Republican Frank Auxiliary. The luncheon meeting will authorities said. jelly and I learned that sumach owners 33 per cent of the total cost, St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters were hopeful GOP nominee Frank Esposito. be Sept. 26 at noon at W illie’s Steak The youth was the son of Mr. and berries can be used in the same way. Mongillo could capitalize on the In Danbury, incumbent Charles House. which is no change from the present of Isabella, will hold its installation Since our hike, Mrs. Brown (Jean) rules. Mrs. Samuel Hoyt, 140 West 16th St., of newly elected officers on Sunday Demoratic division. Ducibella was not seeking another Cassano s talk is entitled "Too New York, police said. has called at our home and left a jar at 2:30 p.m. at the Knights of Colum­ Meriden Mayor Abraham term, so Democrats were to choose Much Change in Too Little Time,” of her elderberry and sumach jelly. bus Home in Manchester. Grossman was pa.ssed over by the between endorsed candidate George He will discuss changes in the It has a lovely deep red color and a Among the Invited guests will be party convention, but challenged the Massoud, Roy A. Costa and American life style, scientific ad­ flavor that is something like the taste R E A U S f H f C B the Rev. Charles Hewitt, DofI state endorsed candidate. City Comp­ Geraldine Jensen. GOP voters had vancement and what it is doing to the of wild grape jelly. troller Dennis C. Mazzone. The two- the choice of Joseph C. Vecchiarino, world we live in, and the extension of Bus route changed chaplain; the Rev. James Archam- Mrs. Brown used elderberry and term mayor has had a running feud the endorsed candidate, or Donald W. life with little thought being given to bault of St. James Church, circle sumach juice in a 50-50 ratio, with with the City Council, which cen­ Boughton, chaplain; Mrs. Margaret Stanton, sugar and pectin added. Sumach, the consequences on society. A new bus run for state employes to coincide better with the work sured him earlier this year. Stamford Mayor Louis CTapes was state regent; Mrs. Virginia Trainor, which has an acid taste, takes the Cassano was awarded the Outstan­ who ride the Burr Corners commuter hours of the state employes, accor­ In .New Britain, incumbent unopposed for the Republican state financial secretary; and all place of lemon juice in the recipe, ding Young Man of the Year Award bus from the Bushnell Memorial in ding to state Deputy Transportation .Matthew J. Avitable. also denied nomination, while Democratic voters members of the circle and their she said. in 1975 by the Connecticut Jaycees Hartford will go into effect Monday. Commissioner William J. Wade Sr. renomination by the party conven­ picked between Gerald M. Fox Jr., fam ilies. The brownish red berries of ■ for his involvement in community The bus will stop in front of the The additional service will not tion. was on the ballot along with en­ the endorsed candidate; Dahlia A buffet dinner w ill be served after sumach, growing in a tight cluster at service activities. A Manchester Bushnell at 4:05 p.m. The changes in affect the current bus service on dorsed W illiam P. Candelori and four Johnston; or Keven F. Tobin. resident, he has been active in many the ceremony followed by entertain­ the tip of the plant can also be several commuter bus runs serving these runs in the downtown Hartford ment. area organizations including the the State Capitol area are being made area. crushed, soaked in cold water for 10 Manchester Human Relations Com­ minutes and then strained through mission, the Organization for the cheesecloth, to make what the Lupus week proclaimed Physically Handicapped, and the WEEKEND SPECIAL Browns call “ kool-aid," for a Manchester Civitan Club. Girl killed refreshing drink. Mayor Matthew Moriarty has The number of persons affected by m j m Large clusters of small blue OLD LYME (UPI) - issued a proclamation asking that the the disease is unknown, but current The meeting is open to auxiliary • Sheared elderberries hang heavy on the members and the public. Anyone in­ Police say Janet POM PONS $ 2 34 Town of Manchester observe the estimates exceed 500,000, Moriarty • Qood quality bushes in September. The flavor is terested in joining the auxiliary may Czikowsky, 10, of Old CASH • CARRY bunch week of Sept. 18 to Sept. 24 as said. A total of 50,000 new cases and too bland to make them attractive if get information from an auxiliary Saybrook, was fatally in­ • 3 to 8 foot National Lupus Week. 5,000 deaths each year are at­ OPEN eaten alone. They are best when TRC-45} membership committee represen­ jured by a car Wednesday Lupus Erythematosus is a chronic tributable to the disease. THURS. $gOO$}0 OO combined with a fruit that provides a ANL P A tative at the meeting. on the Boston Post Road. TIL 9 P.M. and sometimes fatal disease affec­ "Although prevalent, it is a little acid. Reservations are necessary and She died in the emergen­ ting the connective tissue of the relatively unknown disease that VI ild grapes human body. should be given public exposure,” he may be made by calling Ms. Laura cy room at Lawrence and JOE MILLER OUT 0 0 CB said. Myers, 643-1964, by Wednesday, Sept. Memorial Hospitals in K5 K. CENTER ST. NURSERY The easiest fru it to find and to use RF GAIN S N BUSH H tLL RO. now, also in jelly, is wild grape, says New London. G49-.5268 MANCNESTBR Mr. Brown. After exploring the Instructors needed banks of the brook, we went back to the car and moved to the intersection for day hobby classes \rrOuDIjAND of Hilliard and Adams Sts., close to Gathering sumach berries for food are, left to right, Steve the Hockanum River, Going along Collins, Ken Brown and his son, Kenny Brown. The boys are 12 The Manchester Recreation Department has openings GARDENS Hilliard St. on their bicycles, Ken years old and close friends. (Herald photo by Dunn) for qualified pottery and ceramic instructors to teach day Let Us Help Youl Lowest Price Ever! and his son had smelled grapes and classes at the Cultural Center on Garden Grove Rd, found many wild grape vines clim­ 168 WOODLAND 8T. MANCHESTER bing the trees on the roadside. combined with elderberries for jelly brought home three kinds of snakes The pottery and ceramic room is equipped with two ^ - 843-8474 For This Top Quality CB I suggested, and Mr. Brown kilns, two kick wheels, two power wheels, molds, slip, agreed, that these probably are Con­ making. — none poisonous — caught in greenware, tools, and all types of glazes and stains. Lalayetle HB-750 Deluxe cord grapes, planted originally in The foraging enterprise depends on Manchester, kept them as pets in an 23-Channel 2-Way CB Radio* a cook who is willing to add wild aquarium in his room for a while and The fall cultural program is scheduled to start Oct. 11 someone's yard and then running WeTe-olfering our deluxe HB- wild. They have the size, the color foods to the family menu, Mr. Brown then let them go. and end Dec. 16. There are no classes on school holidays. 750, with advanced Digital said, and Mrs, Brown apparently is Kenny has had four kinds of If school is canceled due to inclement weather, rec and the taste of cultivated Concords. Phase-Lock-Loop circuitry at Mr. Brown, who is a machinist at not surprised at any wild foods her turtles, found locally, kept for a Reg. 139»* programs are automatically canceled and will be made its Lowest Price Ever! You get men bring home. while and then released, and a turtle Fill In Thoie Bare Spoil With Hardy, Fall the Paragon Tool Co. on Adams St., up at a later date. top 23 channel performance Ken says his interest in wild foods that comes from Florida and was a • NOT A DISCONTINUED BRAND-X "23"! Mumi! Healthy Plant!, All Colon, In Bud. that just won't quit. It features says he has found fox grapes, smaller started with his son's interest in gift. This turtle still is Kenny's pet. 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THURS . t Far 236-0047 Sat. 9-9:00 6 4 9 - 1 8 0 6 Look for This fl.rn ch.cli gu.,.nr.. .1 ..I. p„c, ta.I.e 3, „ ,a i„ , j g . , . /hack MANCHESTER sign tcr A Manchester couple was arrested degree burglary and second-degree resolutions; Olga Clareus, Norden and Russell J. Young. 20, of Tampa, Wednesday. 8 14 p m —Car lire at 115 Lodge, district and grand lodge cing. He is club caller for band is also seeking former service study at Manchester Community education and accreditation of the ty pole. Olsen was a passenger on the Wednesday night on five charges of larceny on a warrant Wednesday in Fla,, were in collision Wednesday New State Rd iTowm publicity. several clubs in the Turkey Prices Are Rising CHOCK FULL men and women. Further informa­ College (MCC) has been awarded ac­ AMA last month made the accredita­ motorcycle. injury or risk of injury to a minor. connection with break into a storage Connecticut- creditation by the American Medical No charges have yet been filed by night on Sullivan Ave near Hillside Wednesday, 5 11 pm -Live wires Haakon Swenhall, Gota Lejon- tion is available by calling 623-1090. tion award for a four-year period down on an automobile at Oakland and They are June M. Torres, 26 and An­ shed on N. Elm St. earlier this Massachusetts area and - 0 - Association (AMA), police. Dr. Ingborg will serve as toastmaster. PRIDE DF FARM beginning with the fall semester of Main Sts i District i tonio M. Torres, 31, of 86 Wells St. month. About $300 in equipment was has been calling for over 25 The arrests were made on the basis stolen in the break. Saunders was NUTS 1977. years. A professional Students in the two-year program of complaints from the Department released on $1,000 nonsurety bond for caller, he devotes his full Ecologist to speak of Children and Youth Services and court Oct. 3. Atheneum Hospital group plans take courses and clinical training at time to calling and affiliated hospitals—either Hartford the Visiting Nurses Association. The Police reported 15 motor vehicle teaching. He also conducts COFFEE at Unitarian rites complaints stated that five minor arrests on Wednesday. Hospital or New Britain General open house classes for callers and membership tea Oct. 5 Hospital —as well as academic children, ages three months to 11 makes records under the Charles MacArthur of Tolland, an ecologist and inven­ years, were staying alone at the Some change was stolen in a courses at MCC. Each year, about 20 VOTE FOR scheduled Green label. The Manchester Memorial tor, will speak to the Unitarian Universalist Society Sun­ Wells St. address. There was also a burglary into the Stylist Barber Shop, in serving in any of the hospital's students graduate with associate The Endorsed Democratic Candidate Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kauf­ Hospital Auxiliary will hold a day at 11 a.m. at the Community "Y", 78 N. Main, complaint regarding the health and 701 Main St. The burglary occurred many programs. degrees and several others complete Manchester. for Mayor man will have door duty. membership tea in the hospital con­ nutrition of the children, police said. Tuesday night or Wednesday mor­ The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ 12-14 LB. SIZE * Some of the areas where auxiliary a one-year certificate program. In a talk entitled, “A Twentieth Century Noah’s Ark,” ford will hold an all-day open house Refreshments will be 2.88 ference rooms Wednesday, Oct. 5, members may serve are coffee and The MCC surgical technician There was little food in the home ning, police said. (LIMIT PLEASE) lb. can MacArthur will describe his newest venture in ecology — served by Mr. and Mrs. from 10 a m. to noon. when police investigated the com­ A small amount of change was for Hartford area students Saturday LIMIT 2 PER FAMILY library carts, pediatric craft corner, program is now one of about seven of recycling people. Using an abandoned factory which will from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission will Clint Keeney, Mr, and Mrs. Membership in the auxiliary is its kind in New England to receive NCX BUeXSTONE plaint. stolen in a burglary into a Wetherell hostesses and receptionists, physical generate its own energy, he plans to provide facilities for Martin Keiderling, Mr. and open to men and women in the this full accreditation. Each of the parents were in St. home Wednesday. be free to all full-time students atten­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE therapy, emergency room and ad­ retired people to start new businesses. Pull the Top Leverl ding high school, college, or graduate Mrs. Bob Kennon, and Mr. U.S.D.A. CHOICE greater Manchester area interested visors and instructors for the junior custody in lieu of $2,500 bond and An amplifier and cassette tape and Mrs. Frank Kisonas. MacArthur’s past activities in ecology include founding were to be presented in court today deck was reported stolen during a school upon presentation of a school BONELESS BEEF volunteer program. Last year, the Mt. Washington (N.H.) Alternate Energy Regatta, Thursday, September 15th identification card. BONELESS BEEF on the charges. break and entry into a Love Lane GOP to open auxiliary volunteers donated 48,733 Second Steno I pioneering in electric cars, and promoting the clivus mul- Polls Open 12 Noon to 8 P.M. home Wednesday. The day's activities will include BOnOM ROUND hours to the hospital. trum, a Swedish invention, as a replacement for flush hourly guided tours of the galleries, TOP SIRLOIN Robert L. Martin, 18, of 101 Olcott A 1967 Volkswagen was reported Outside the hospital, members toilets and septic systems. For Information or Transportation Call refreshments and admission to a IN MEMORIAM classes planned Dr., was charged on a warrant stolen from the parking lot at the ROAST or headquarters assist the local chapter of Parents As a farewell tribute to the ecologist, who is moving to showing of the Charlie Chaplin In loving memory of Charles Ullmar STEAK ^ 5 2 a - 9 4 2 4 Wednesday with third-degree Manchester Parkade early who passed away September 15. 1975. Anonymous, a national child abuse Because of the great number of Foxgrove, Maine, Jim Cornish, soloist at the masterpiece, “The Gold Rush” and on Tuesday program, hospital tours, health registrations received for Steno 1, E.H. Democratic Town Comm., J. Lynch, Treas. burglary and second-degree larceny Wednesday afternoon. Time passed but the heart remembers. ROLLED CHUCK Congregational Church in Tolland, will sing some of in connection with a burglary into Some tools were stolen from the two W.C. Fields shorts at the programs for the public and also aid Ernest Lewis, director of the MacArthur’s favorite songs. Brian's Music Mansion, 652 Center stock room at 370 W. Middle Tpke. Atheneum Cinema. The Family ROAST The Manchester Republican party in sponsoring Career Day for area Manchester adult Evening School, St. Aug. 30. Police said the two sometime prior to Wednesday mor­ For further information, call 278- will open its headquarters at 824 students interested in health careers. has decided to open an additional 2670, extension 225. guitars, valued at $1,000, were ning. Main St. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., Town Volunteers also operate the three Steno I class on Tuesday evening recovered. Martin was released on 1 . 6 9 . Chairman Thomas Ferguson an­ fund-raising projects of the auxiliary from 7-9 p.m. in Room 116. $2,500 nonsurety bond for court Oct. nounced today. which are baby photos taken of new­ Anyone interested may register 3. The headquarters is the site of the born infants, the Penny Saver Thrift Montiay evening from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Russell E. Saunders, 20, of 14 Del- former Economy Electric store. The Shop, and the Gift Shop in the or Tuesday evening from 6:30 to 7 mont St., was charged with third- GROCERY SPECIALS local Republicans used the same hospital. p.m. in Room 120 at the Manchester 160 TRADE IN FoKiake building for its headquarters during Reservations are necessary and High School. , SCO T T — There are also ojjenin^s in several last year’s state election. may be made by calling Mrs, Carol Does your television picture roll? Do the faces look Rirs / LPITs / NURSES AIDES / HOMEMAKERS ScoHs Turf Builder ARTS & FLOWERS - DEC. - ASSORT. 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Gerber, backs Bill Young, Gary players but should launch into the Vernon changes should be made. are today With all of the events Adjustments still have to take DeGiacomo and Doug Durdan plus starting lineup this season. With some reservations, the board Baminl said be has started a peti­ transcribed over the past four place and one is to regular season forwards Roberto Cicero and Mark Quickness and fine skills are the of directors of the Rockville Area competition. ‘That takes place Satur­ Maillett. tion to keep the state plan intact. He Democrats in three area towns are weeks, Manchester Communi­ trademarks for forward Maillett and Chamber of Commerce gave its sup­ said if they keep arguing, the project day morning at 11 when the Cougars •‘Perrelli will be the links between going to the polls today to decide con­ ty College soccer team’s goal back Young. But former Bulkeley port Wednesday to conversion of the will never get complete. tests for slots on their Nov. 8 election face Southern Connecticut State the offense and defense in the mid- standout forward Cicero, also noted 4/.Si-Envelope factory into housing The economic development t'dffli- tickets. can be summed up in one College'sjayvees at Cougar Field. field,’’ according to his coach. for his quickness, will have to wait as for the elderly. mittee of the chamber has completed phrase, ‘‘Going for the One.” Gerber is the lone returning keeper he twisted a knee in o(>ening days of The polls in all the towns are open First-year head Coach Keith Bolles A Massachusetts developer has survey forms which will go to some One has many meanings but for with the 6-1 performer last year practice and has yet returned to 100 from noon to 8 p.m. In most cases, has tabbed for the 1977 roster 18 proposed converting the W. Main St. 800 business people in town. The MCC it stands for finishing first in recording five shutouts as MCC per cent. the candidates involved are offering players, seven veterans and 11 building and is awaiting word of forms, termed confidential, seek in­ the CCCAA for the fourth year in a posted a 10-5-1 record. A newcomer is George Mejia from rides to the polls. freshmen. ’Those returning are Cap­ federal financing before going ahead formation to determine how to over­ Sophomores DeGiacomo and Dur- Honduras, Central America. He with the project. come business problems and to keep In East Hartford, Joseph Paquette played for East Catholic in 1972. A Board members at Wednesday’s business in town as well as to attract is challenging incumbent Richard possible one-two scoring punch for meeting expressed some concern new businesses. Blackstone for the mayoral nomina­ MCC couid come with another about the area being a problem for The board elected Harvey tion. Blackstone, mayor since 1969, is former Bulkeley High star, Sal Ciar- police. But most felt upgrading the uries slow progress Desruisseaus as president; Joseph the town committee’s choice. cia, teaming with Cicero. building would also upgrade the Paradis, vice-president; Steven Glastonbury’s Paul Richards is a neighborhood in general. Police Of­ Diana, secretary, and Daniel Wright, In South Windsor, incumbent Depu­ freshman back who played with a ficer William Yetz, a board member, treasurer. Lee Higgins was elected ty Mayor Robert Myette is seeking to of Indian soccer team Connecticut Junior Swcer Associa­ said crime is worse in several other member-at-large. regain his slot on the Democratic tion team that toured England for the areas. Previously the entire chamber Town Council ticket. He was bumped summer. The board agreed it did not know membership elected six new direc­ by the Democratic caucus and now By LEIN Al STER Rounding out the squad are James enough about the technical aspects of wants to bump one of the other six tors. Wednesday the new board Herald Sporlawriler Bolles of East Hampton, Phil Costan- the conversion to know if the idea is a elected four additional members. candidates from the slate. zo a Cromwell High and Western viable one. They are Laurie Goodman, Richard Some of the best laid plans Connecticut participant, Charles The board also discussed the In Coventry, Joyce Carilli wants to Mrazik, Ralph Livingston and Ray­ be on the Democratic ticket for Town run afoul and that's what has Markunas, a back from Tolland, Dan expansion project on 1-86 and its im­ mond Richard. The board has 21 Council, but she didn’t get enough happened to Manchester Melnick a midfielder from Andover, pact on the Vernon Circle shopping directors in all. votes at the caucus. She hopes to High’s soccer team which East Hartford’s Cliff Pinney, areas. Vernon students hatch butterflies forward Dan Rollet of Suffield. Talking strategy John Barnini of Manchester, who bump one of the six party-endorsed kicks off the 1977 campaign candidates. Toriano Valenzuela a midfielder New Manchester Community College soccer Coach Keith owns property in the area, said he Ford speaks Seeing a caterpiller turn into a beautiful butterfly was a thrill for students in the class of Friday afternoon at 3:30 at Mrs. Anita Twomey at the Lake Street School in Vernon this week. The eggs came from from Wethersfield, and Kip Visintini Bolles (left) and Captain Gary Perrelli get things straight before strongly opposes plans to ask the HARTFORD (UPl) - Former Memorial Field against a forward out of Chaplin. state Department of Transportation President Gerald R. Ford will be the East Orleans, Mass., and several caterpillers from the school grounds picked by Ken Kuhn- Windham High. Saturday’s home opener. (Herald photo by Pinto 1 to make changes in the plans. main speaker at the Connecticut ly, school custodian. The children watched the Monarch hatch and were taught how they Three seniors. Bill Kelly, Joel Several businessmen, led by Max Republican Party's annual fun­ could tell if it were a male or female. Each male has two large black dots on the lower Merit names Malinoski and Ken Anderson, pegged Javit, owner of Tri-City Shopping draiser, Dec. 16. at the Hartford wings. At the end of the day the butterfly was released to fly free. Examining the butterfly as either starters or top reserves Plaza, are opposing the plans for Hilton. that Mrs. Twomey holds are Grade 2 students, left to right, Carolyn Cristofani, Kristin have been out for different lengths of Vernon Circle as far as exit ramps State Chairman Frederick Biebel BHS senior time and this has cut into Coach Dick are concerned. said Wednesday Ford will keynote O’Sullivan, Tracy Masilonis, Joel Kullas and Dwayne Yee. (Herald photo by Dunn) UConn ‘wonH panic Danielson’s plans. Ideas of moving Stephen Lament who presided over the 'Campaign-1978" dinner to raise people had to be cancelled because of his last meeting as president funds for the OOP's efforts to unseat semifinalist the loss of the personnel. STORKS (UPI) - quarterback Bob Nadzak. hired in January times, including one that Wednesday, said the chamber sup­ Democratic Gov. Ella T. Grasso next Kelly, who suffered a concu.ssion in Football coach Walt Leszynski, who completed to replace dismissed coach covered 48 yards, for a ported the study but has not taken year. 10 of 19 passes for 135 Principal shifts schools Bolton a scrimmage last Tuesday against Nadzak is making Larry Naviaux. said one total of 324 yards. Farmington, has just returned to yards, including one game does not make a .Nadzak said file Lehigh tural help in solving the space some changes but his touchdown. South Windsor be moved to.Wapping without any A Bolton High School senior was in­ work. He, however, might appear in season. ”I kind of chuckle game helped him find out a problems at the high school. University of Connec­ Coventry fills jobs Principal Ross Zabel of South special equipment or renovations. formed Wednesday that he was a the starting lineup at center half­ Nadzak said of the at people who are writing lot of things "about Windsor's Ellsworth School will Of particular interest to the The woodworking and auto semifinalist in the 1978 National back. Malinoski, another candidate ticut team won’t Lehigh loss, "I think you us off already." he said problems among ourselves serve as principal of Wapping board is the availability of Wapping mechanics classes that require Merit Scholarship competition. for a starting halfback post, is out “panic” as it prepares have to realize we ran into The only bright spot in and how we operated Elementary School after the present special facilities can simply be the defeat was the perfor­ during a football game I Elementary School for the 1977-78 David B. Teller, son of Mr. and with a pulled thigh muscle and won’t for Saturday’s clash at an extremely hot ball with CETA funding school year. Wapping School is expanded at the high school, he said. mance of UConn quarter­ think we will improve." school year. return for at least another week, Navy. club." within yards of the high school. Mrs. Sam H. Teller of 21 Green Hill back John Chase and He said despite some Zabel will replace William Field, Tumbling classea Rd., Bolton, was one of eight high Anderson is out indefinitely. Bill Kelly The first year coach said Frank Connolly, Coventry town patcher for the Police Department, Supt, Goldman asked the board for Joel !VlulinoHki "We’re not going to pan­ punter Rusty Umberger. lundamental problems" who resigned his post at Wapping The South Windsor Recreation school seniors in the Manchester The Silk Towners will open with the Lehigh game was "the manager, has notified the Town an administrative aide to the town permission to hire an architect. ic. Just because we were said Nadzak'. with talent in certain School to accept a position at East Department plans tumbling classes area selected to continue in the com­ junior Mark Copeland in goal. He some work. first outside hitting session Council that three positions have manager, an assistant maintenance Republican board members jayvees. There is a world of beaten badly, we are not Chase gained 117 yards in positions. "We are going to Hartford's Anna E. Norris School. for children aged 3 to 5, Children was the starting keeper for the state The forward line will find seniors that we have had since I’ve been filled under the Comprehensive supervisor and two custodians for the objected, suggesting the town's petition for about 3,900 Merit difference between jayvee ball and going to quit doing what we the air on nine o( 17 passes continue to believe we can Wapping will close as an elemen­ must have been three years old by Scholarships to be awarded in the B team this summer. His backup is Scott Hyde and Bill Finnegan at the been here." Education and Training Act (CETA), schools, and a clerk-typist for the educational staff should be able to varsity ball and they're only begin­ believe in, " Nadzak said and Umberger punted nine win.' tary school following the present Sept. 1. spring of 1978. junior Ron Apter, who just came out insides and senior Tom Orlowski and which provides federal funds to pay Easter Seal Society to be school year. solve the high school’s overcrowding. ning to see it. Wednesday, reflecting on temporary municipal employes. Classes will be held Wednesdays for the team. Apter will give sophomore Jeff Lombardo on the the Huskies' devasting 49-0 headquartered in Hebron. Peggy Darrow, language arts coor­ Goldman told the board that it was If chosen to be one of the finalists. "We have a rough opening part. If Edward Ohland has been hired as and Thursdays at the Wapping Com­ Copeland a run before it’s through for wings. Hyde is being moved from we don't do well I worry about what loss last week at Lehigh in Police Chief Robert Kjellquist has dinator for South Windsor, will serve necessary to hire an architect if the Teller will have the opportunity to the starting slot Danielson voiced. an engineering aide, Nanette Bilzer munity Hall, beginning Sept. 28 and fullback where he’ll be used if the kids will think. This club does the season opener. requested the continuation of the as acting principal at Ellsworth town hoped to get 50 per cent state compete for a $1,000 scholarship. The fullback line is two-thirds set is serving as an administrative aide running for eight weeks. needed. Medzela and Walsh will also have possibilities. If we can come out Speaking in a telephone position of police officer for a CETA while Zabel is at Wapping. Zabel will funding for the necessary with senior Rick Marshall and junior see work up front while juniors Tom and clerk, and Jacob Weiss is a town Registration for the first session He has chosen the field of physical of our first six games even (or -hookup to a sports writers employe whose term is expiring. The return to Ellsworth for the 1978-79 renovations of both the high school Matt Gluhosky. Junior Dave Golnik Roach and Pete Krupp are wing draftsman. All three are Coventry and Wapping School, will be held Sept. 21. Classes will be science for his career. better) ttie season will look pretty luncheon at Annapolis, council will hold a Special Town year. was slated on the left side but he is replacements. residents and have begun their limited to 12 children. All bright. Those first six finished ahead Md., Nadzak announced Meeting to determine if the employe Board member William Neal said Teller’s name was inadvertently out with a pulled muscle for an in­ Scoring, as last year, might prove assignments. registrations will be handled on a of us last year. adjustments in his lineup should be continued with town fun­ Field's resignation was the second he felt the art classes and the in­ omitted from a story about the definite period. Sophomore Ed Ken- to be a problem again. "We’ve been The council has also approved a first come, first served basis. "The potential is there," Danielson for the Huskies, who have ding. accepted by the South Windsor Board dustrial arts drafting classes could National Merit Scholarship nison and juniors Jon Keller and Walt part-time position for the library and For further information, contact getting more shots but it seems the reiterated, "but it's worthless unless lost to the Midshipmen in of Education in less than a month. semifinalists in Wednesday's Herald. Adamy are battling for the position. the extension of 10 existing positions. Karen Fellows, 644-2511. one who gets the ball misfires," used. It's like a battery on a shelf. It their only two previous en­ In other action, the council ap­ High School Principal William Spohn The hoped for halfback line of Kel­ However, new persons may have to pointed Republican Elizabeth Couch Danielson stated. won't work until you hook it up." counters. resigned to accept a position as assis­ ly in the middle and senior Greg "The potential is there. If the kids be hired because regulations allow to the Conservation Commission to Schedule: Sept. 16 Windham H, 20 Sophomore Jon Konecny tant school superintendent in Salem, Court cases Smayda and Malinoski on the wings play as they can and not worry about for only one year of employment un­ replace Democrat Susan Felice, who N.H. Enfield A, 23 Simsbury H, 27 Hall A, was switched from backup der the grants. is going to have to wait. If Kelly can’t later on we can do all right. We won’t right tackle on defense to has resigned. The appointment will Associate Principal Greg Plunkett VERNON (U P D - A 27- Leather Oct. 1 Wethersfield A 10:30 a.m., 4 Another CETA rule stipulates that go, Smayda will move to the middle. get run over but we’ll be in a lot of the same spot on offense. give the Republicans a majority on was named acting high school prin­ year-old woman has been Conard A, 7 Penney A, II East Hart­ no more than $10,000 may be paid to Sophomore Tim O’Brien will start on close games until we do get Sophomore Andre McGuire the seven-member agency. cipal until March when a new prin­ convicted of negligent ford H, 14 Fermi H, 18 Windham A, any employe within one year. the left side with juniors Burt Pina, firepower. I’ve been disappointed went from, starting Republican Geraldine Hansen was cipal is expected to be named. The homicide in a head-on 22 Enfield H 10:30 a.m., 25 Simsbury Moreover, the council has voted not Bob Walsh and Jack Medzela getting somewhat in the progress of the wingback to shore up the appointed to the Board of Health to Board of Education is now screening automobile collision ^'Linebacker" A, 28 Hall H. 31 Wethersfield H. to allow payment of overtime from secondary at starting safe­ fill a vacancy created by the resigna­ applicants for the position. resulting in the death of town funds for any CETA employe. ty. McGuire's move leaves tion of Diane O'Connor. This group Cheryl Parent, 16, of 4-PLY POLYESTER The 10 positions to be continued are At $5 Savings Herb DeGraffe as a starter will now have two Republicans, two .Architect sought Willimantic. three laborers for public works, a at wingback. Democrats, and one unaffiliated The Board of Education will begin Wendy E. Hamilton of CORD TIRES law enforcement officer and a dis­ Navy opened its season voter. to seek bids from firms for architec­ North Hamilton received a .as Sophomores showing way Saturday with a 21-2 vic­ 3-month suspended regularly $22 tory over Citadel behind llowi sentence and one-year’s PZC sees subdivision bid conditional discharge as. Rockville Andover Nizza was asked to bring soil maps in the town regulations concerning for East cross country Sports of the land to the next meeting. hospital notes ’The Andover Planning and Zoning flea markets. The zoning agent will slate A78-13 Blackwall Percy Cook, zoning agent, said he be directed to make sure the area is Plus $1 72 F E T Commission (PZC) saw and dis­ foresaw no difficulty with any of the Admitted Tuesday: Lynn Genuine leather upper By LEN AUSTER Northwest Catholic/Aquinas H, Oct. kept clean. Dahling, Duncaster Lane, Leather-laced vamp. and old me. cussed a proposal this week for sub­ lots. He could not attend the meeting Herald SpurtsHriler 4 Hartford Public A, 7 at Manchester nduxe division of 60 acres of land into six The PZC granted a temporary Vernon; Frederick Rocker, Rugged "linebacker ” Thursday Whitewall because of illness, so he could not be seasonal permit, good until Dec. 31. South St., Rockville. Sophomores will lead the with Xavier and South Windsor, 10 SOCCER add $2. lots. questioned further. bottom. Select group in Knights of Columbus Meet, Holyoke, Lawrence Nizza of Bunker Hill Rd. In other business, the PZC: Discharged Tuesday: Frank tobacco brown. way when East Catholic begins Bolton al East Catholic, "A " size S-rib design. Local residents William and Mary Campanelli, High Ridge Rd., Mass., 14 South Catholic A, 22 HCC plans to divide his property into lots • Learned from the town attorney Men's 7'2-12M. its 1977 cross country season 3:15 Burns of Long Hill Rd. were told they a public hearing must be held before Rockville; Cynthia Meet (Goodwin Park), 31 State Sec­ Cromwell at Cheney Dependable performance ranging in size from 2 acres to 20 did not need PZC approval to con­ Lacaprucia, Stafford Springs; Saturday at the Wolcott In­ tionals, Nov. 4 Class M Meet, 10 State acres. Each lot would have 350 feet of special permits are granted. Sale ends Saturday. Tech, 3:30 at amazing low cost SAVE struct an animal barn on their eight- • Discussed the long-range plan of Ethel Lamonde, W. Middle vitational in Wolcott. Open Meet. frontage. Tpke., Manchester; Mrs. South Windsor al Bloom­ acre parcel. They would, however, The Eagles were 9-3 in dual meets Sii* liK kM d i m Sue SlKkMiM At least one PZC member, Erich development for the town. The cost Patricia Miller and son, field r ( T need permission to keep the animals. to update the plan will be estimated. last year and in state competition ns to « 5 2 Siismets, was concerned about the Ellington; Charles Miville, E.O. Smith at Coventry B 7 8 13 1 2 2 .0 0 S I 8 2 G 7 8 14 1 2 0 .0 0 S 2 5 3 The Burns were directed to put in took fourth place in Class M and Pick up back Per set of 4 shape and steepness of the lots. He • Decide some members will at­ Mountain St., Rockville; Hale-Ray at Rham C 7 8 M 2 3 .0 0 2 0 1 H 7 8 14 31.0 0 2 73 writing the proposed use of the barn eighth in the Open Meet. But from 2 4 .0 0 said he thought the commission tend workshops pertaining to new Eugene Scheuer, W. Main St., KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( PI) - The Ellington at East Granby D 7 8 M 2 0 9 G 7 8 15 30.0 0 2 5 9 and the number of animals they plan that squad East not only lost its E 7 8 14 20.0 0 2 2 3 H 7 8 15 laws about wetlands. Rockville; Lisa Schweitzer, SHOE-TOWN Kansas City Chiefs Wednesday 3 2 .0 0 2 7 9 Radial Deluxe Champion* should be able to reject the proposal. where (amous brand names cost less' to keep. coach but also three top performers, F 7 8 14 2 0 .0 0 2 3 7 1 7 8 15 3 4 .0 0 3 0 9 Mary Keenan, PZC chairman, said Broad Brook; Josephine picked up rookie running back Ted PZC members also discussed an Bulletin board Skidgel, Village St., MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD namely Luke O’Conner, Eric Lecko the commission could make rejec­ WINDSOR McKnight from the Oakland Raiders Friday All prices plus tax and old tire appiication for a permit for a flea The Andover Congregational Rockville. Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. and Steve Colbert. VVhit#wall add $2 to $3 dapanding on Miza. WHITEWALLS tions only within the guidelines of the and waived halfback Pat McNeil. SOCCER market for Mrs. William Fox on Rt, 6 Church will have a tag sale Saturday Births Tuesday: A son to Spencer St. (Silver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd. Route 159 local zoning regulations. New Coach Jack Hull won’t be McKnight was the leading rusher Windham al Manchester, as low as near Hendee Rd. Mrs. Keenan had from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Othor location! throughout Connacticut starting entirely from scratch as She said the commission would in the history of Minnesota-Duluth 3:30 issued a permit for the flea market Andover Grange No. 76 will have Ellingtwood, Ellington; a son sophomore John Clifford, one of, if with 2,963 yards. The 6-foot-l, 203- DOUBLE BELTED consult with the Tolland County Soil to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Field, ______VISA. Maslercharge Weaver al South Windsor on behalf of the commission during its installation night Monday at the not the state’s top freshmen, returns. pounder was used by the Raiders on CROSS COUNTRY $1 and Water Conservation District for the summer recess. Town Hall. The evening will begin Tolland. Senior Rick Walsh, out for cross WHITEWALLS further information on the area. John Clifford the kick return unit as well as the Cheney Tech al Goodwin Mrs. Keenan said there is nothing with a potluck supper at 6:30. country for the first time, gives the backfield. Tech Long mileage 1977 new-car tires Eagles a solid 1-2 punch but then A CBT Second Mortgage can help solve big money needs. ’T il know more after Wolcott. I Manchester al Far­ EACH there’s a gap, Hull admits. hope to have them in top condition by Future cloudy mington as low as... Senior Jim Kane and sophomores the end of October for the sectionals Invitational (girls) Size BR78-13. Lions Bar-B-Q scheduled Pete Kiro, Dave Kittredge and Bob ATLANTA (UPI) - Andy Plus 52.00 F E.T and states. We want to peak at the GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY and old lire Fitzgerald did well in a practice end of the year where all the prestige Messersmith’s immediate future Manchester at Windham Bolton gate. tative to the school study committee. Regular $40 each Id meet against Torrington. IGro and is.’’ with the Atlanta Braves is cloudy, ac-. Saturday Reduced price tickets will be Mrs. Ovian encourages all parents Dp $25,000 for homeowners. The Bolton Lions Club will have its Kittredge are lettermen. cording to the doctor who operated available for senior citizens. • Borrow $5JXX) to $25JXX). Two other top prospects are senior FOOTBALL second annual Bar-B-Q Sept. 25 from of high school students to attend the " I’m pleased with what I’ve seen. on his pitching arm this week. SALE PRICE8I In case of rain, the event will be Kevin Skehan and junior Ben South Windsor at East 12:30 to 4 p.m. at the Bolton Riding meeting. She said she would especial­ • Take up to 10 years to repay. But they are behind other schools Messersmith, 32, underwent an Whiliwall Oct. 2. Patrick, both who were on last year’s Calhollct 7:30 Academy. ly like to see parents of freshmen at • 12.5% annual penxntage rate. because they were without a coach operation Monday to have bone chips R$|ul$f piict Salt srics FIT squad. Bloomfield at Penney, A78-13 Silt (itch) ISKhl l•Ml| The menu will include chicken Parents will meet the meeting. • Fast response to your request. 'until last Friday),’’ Hull stated. and spurs removed from his elbow Schedule: Sept. 17 Wolcott In­ 1:30 Plus $1.73 F.E T E R 7 8 14 $48 00 $41.00 S 2 4 1 spaghetti, corn, said, bread, soda and Refreshments will be served. ”We are potentially strong from and to have a ligament repaired in and old tire. The Bolton High School Parents For more information call our Second Mortgage Specialist, Jerry Burke at 1-800-842-8353 vitational, 23 St. Paul H, 30 Rockville al Hall, 1:30 F R 7 8 14 50 00 43.00 2 5 4 coffee. It will be all-you-can-eat af­ what 1 hear. the arm. Sizes G R 7 8 14 55 00 47.00 2 6 9 Group will meet Monday from 7:30 to (toll free), or apply at any of our 84 offices. H R 7 8 14 60 00 50.00 2 8 8 fair. Beer will be served until it runs Sizes Sizes H78-14,15: 9 p.m. at the high school library. Bulletin board G R 7 8 1 5 57 00 47.00 2 7 9 out. B78-14,C78-14, F78-14,lS: J78-14.15: Adrienne Ovian and Nan Dreselly A m o u n t M o n th ly F in an c e T o tal H R 7 8 1 5 61 00 51.00 2 9 6 The Bolton Football Association G78-14.1S J R 7 8 1 5 3 1 3 Tickets may be purchased at B o rro w e d P a y m e n t T e rm C h a rg e P a y m e n t E78-14 L78-15 65 00 54.00 are co-chairmen of the group. L R 7 8 1 5 68 00 55.00 3 2 8 Whitham’s Nursery, M & M Oil Co., will have its annual fundraising P U Y GOLF THIS FALL AT... The group will discuss the girls’ Starting times announced All I'o c p s plu s Irtii r4'u1 oU I lire England Hardware or from any club dance Sept. 24 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. $5,000. 89.60 7 years 2,526.40 7,526.40 lo o ! 5 0 < ISO soccer coach, the high school open at St. B ernard’s Church Hall, member. Tickets will be sold at the Fri. Oct. 7 at 8:15 p.m., BUY NOW and 8AVEI house and will choose a represen- Rockville. NEW YORK (UPI) - $7,500. 109.77 10 years 5,692.40 13,172.40 with games 4 and 5, if Plus $1.88 to Plus $2.42 10 Plus $2.80 to The starting times for $2.26 F.E.T. $2.65 F.E.T $3.12 F.E.T. For further information, call Mrs. neccessary, of Saturday at Tallwood C.C. baseball’s American and and old tire. and old lire. and old tire. Monday-Friday 8*5:30 John Morianos. $10,000. 1:15 p.m. and Sunday at 146.37 10 years 7,564.40 17,564.40 National League cham­ Blacitwalls $2 less. Rescue fund short 8:15 p.m. Saturday 8*12:30 The Bolton Congregational Church pionship series were an­ Hebron church school will resume Sunday at $15,000. 219.55 Weekday Special cost so the women are appealing to 10 years 11,346.00 ^6,346.00 nounced Wednesday by Use your All tires Hebron’s new rescue vehicle is in. 10:15 a.m. All children involved baseball commissioner The NL series begins in GREEN FEE & residents of Hebron to support the should report to their respective the NL West with two 8:15 I p«r porton Rather than buying a used vehicle, an $25,000. 365.92 10 years 18,910.40 Bowie Kuhn. credit card mounted free local volunteer fire department in rooms for registration and their first 43,910.40 p.m. games Tues., Oct. 4 ELECTRIC GOLF CART MIN 2 aOLFBRS average of seven years old, Sandy one of two ways. class. Bocyneskl, president of the Hebron The AL championship and Wed., Oct. 5, with the Hebron Juniors are taking orders The Bolton Homemakers will meet THE CQIMNECTICUT BAIVIK Junior Women’s Club, said it was begins in the AL East rest of the series at the NL for house numbers, being sold to Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the AND TRUST COMPANY rsM e8#Al 32B BROAD S T . better to replace the truck with a champions’ park at 3:15 East. Game 3 starts at 3:15 OPEN TIMES M0N.-FRI. STARTING TIMES SAT.-SUN. benefit' the rescue truck fund. Community Hall. ’The meetings are p.m. Wed., Oct. 5, followed p.m. Friday, and games 4 new one that would last considerably Donations may also be given directly iJ llH f O l MANCHESTER longer. open to anyone interested in by an 8:15 p.m. game on and 5, if neccessary, begin to the club or to a member of the fire homemaking. For further informa­ ■uii vevMivkiote'.'Hi 'ktUMn a.Mri.uw> The club is $1,500 shy of the total Thursday. -The series then on Saturday at 8:15 p.th. ,RL 85 HEBRON CT. TEL. 646-1151 department. tion, call 643 1304. switches to the AL West on and Sunday at 5 p.m. Tin^ 646-33Be I . l! PAGE FOUR-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thum., Sept. 15, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mattchttter. Conn.. Thura.. Sept. 15, 1>77- PAGE FIVE-B Prospects good for MHS (standingtl Yankees soar on Jackson’s big clout M .,- 1 I Mil ■■ -I r II Ml"*^ By I.EN AIJSTER meet. He’ll run only when he’s fully National League Hi-rulil SpurlHwriirr recovered and not before,” intoned 51 the controversy which has sur­ xe Herald NEW YORK (UPI) - For wnich he converted into an easy balls would have been out in Fenway there’s only two weeks left," Chicago was shut out once previously Manchester High’s- boys’ Suitor. It is hoped, however, that Em i rounded him since he signed a $3 eight innings, Reggie home-to-f4rst double play. That ac­ Park," snapped Red Sox Manager Zimmer will send his veteran in a combined effort by California's Schmid can run in a couple of dual Pet. GB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING million contract with the Yankees cross country team hasn’t won Pbila Cleveland was nearly perfect complished, Figueroa got Carl Don Zimmer. "They would have been right-hander Luis Tiant in an effort Nolan Ryan and Dave LaRoche. Rod meets but Suitor added he wouldn’t .821 - last winter. a state title since 1956. It PitU while his pitching counterpart, Yastrzemski on a come-backer to the out of any park except this one. You to salvage the final of the three-game Carew had three hits for Minnesota hesitate using him in state meet even .568 7Vk "This has to be my most satisfying mound to end the inning. placed second in the Class LL without previous competition. St. Louis .524 14 Ed Figueroa, was constantly name me a place they wouldn't have series today, while Martin will to boost his major league-leading game all y e a r," he said. "I prayed And, of course, there were the been hojpe runs." counter with 16-game winner Mike batting average to .381. Meet a year ago, falling seven Kjellson and senior Joe Gr- Chicago .521 14VA 643-2711 flirting with disaster. when I was in the on-deck circle that Montreal .462 23 PHONE catches by Jackson. Zimmer came to the mound after Torrez. Itungcrs 2, Angels I points short. zymkowski, while not previously I'd hit one out." New York .400 32 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD It seemed only a matter of time Under frequent fire this season for Cleveland gave up Munson’s opening "If we are fortunate enough to win Doyle Alexander allowed only The Silk Towners, 10-4 in dual mentioned, aren’t being overlooked Actually. Jackson almost didn't get that the Boston Red Sox would break his sub-par play in right field, single in the ninth, but he had no in­ tomorrow," said Martin, "I’d say the three hits in posting his 15th triumph meets last year, have the potential to either. They could break into the open Wednesday night's tension- that opportunity for with Munson on Jackson robbed George Scott of a lineup. Pet. GB tention of yanking his gutsy pitcher. Red Sox are in real trouble.” as the Rangers downed the Angels. cop the 1977 LL crown, and that INDEX Halp Wanlad 13 packed scoreless game and renew first, Yankee Manager Billy Martin “It’ll take halfway through the Los Ang 89 .610 - □ N O T IC ES “I just asked him how he felt and OrioIcK 6-4, Blue Juys .5-2 Johnny Ellis hit a homer for the fourth-year Coach George Suitor an­ NOTICIS their American League East had the slugging rightfielder Cinein 77 PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The told him that Jackson would probably Lee May was the hitting star for Rangers and Jim Sundberg drove in nounced is the main goal. For that year before we find the Nos. 5-6-7 J24 12Vi •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 - Low sns Found American 2 - Air Force recently announced challenge to the front-running New sacrificing. ' runners. Right now we have a close Houston 73 .m 16 Lost a n d F o u n d P a t o n M be bunting,” said Zimmer. the Orioles in their doubleheader the other run with a sacrifice fly. reason and others, the season­ 1 3 - - Anno4jnc« En|»r|ainm*nt with prior military service. If then on again, then off," said LOST - Deleware Drivers 5 - A u ction i But as evidenced by two earlier home run in the fourth inning by record versus the Yankees, had been three runs in the opener and doubled California and suffered his 12th loss Saturday will be used as an from one or two. We ll be good at the San Diego 64 .432 26 you have been out for leM circus catches, controversial Reggie Jackson. "It was the first time License - Class C. Vicinity of than 5 years and are looking leaping high against the right field superb until the ninth, yielding just home another run In the nightcap. in 24 decisions. "experimental meet to see how the start and maybe a heckuva lot better Atlanta 66 .377 34 Main and Locust Street. 649- FINANCIAL Jackson still has a flair for the Billy's ever asTd me to bunt. He later 6 > Bondi.siocki-Mofigaga* for "A Great Way of Life’ , fence to spear his line drive. four hits while allowing only one Scott McGregor came on to preserve Bri’wers 8. Muriiifrs 5 varsity shapes up. Wednesday’s Results 7293. 9 - P«'lon«l Lotni contact the Air Force im­ dramatic And this is what Cleveland asked me what kind of a hunter I was 10 - in iu fa n ca Three innings later, with Denny baserunner— Bucky Dent in third in­ Mike Flanagan’s 12th triumph in the Home runs by Robin Yount, Sixto Suitor feels he has a strong top four Windham, with all but one back, Montreal 3, Chieago 2 mediately Call 645-7440 may have overlooked. and 1 said 'Don't worry. I'll get it LOST - Miniature grey Poodle Doyle at second after a single and a ning — to reach scoring position. In opener and Rudy May's 17th victory Lezeano and pinch-hitter Ken in seniors Wes Fedorchak and Dave along with Conard and Manchester New York 1, Philadelphia c m f l o y m c n t For with none out and Thurman down.'" are pre-season favorites in the CCIL. in K-Mart Shopping Plaza. 13 - Halp Wantad STEADY WORK - Reliable, sacrifice, Jackson rushed in to make addition, the portly right-hander in the nightcap, McMullen sparked the Brewers to Locke and juniors Ed Lemieux and Wes Fedorchak 0 ConUct 875^510. 14 - Buamaia OppoMuniitaa Munson aboard with a leadoff single Figueroa, meanwhile, was in cons­ 15 - Sttuation Wantad hard worker, who want! a diving catch of Bernie Carbo's retired 12 straight batters from the RuvuIh 5-6, A'(t 2-0 victory over the Mariners. Yount's John Lahda, the latter having made The Indians will try to win the Pittsburgh at St. Louis, in the ninth inning, Jackson slammed tant trouble, allowing the Red Sox Neubelt, Paul Johnson, Bill Perry steady employment, good in­ sinking liner for the second out. third through the seventh, "The Royals stretched their winning hAmer was a two-run shot while Lez­ major strides. Fedorchak and Locke league, but state laurels is the main ppd. EDUCATION come Call 52M702 between »- a 3-2 Cleveland pitch high into the base runners in all but the first, and Steve Telgener are considered quest. PUBLIC BUILDING 18 - Pf'»ata inaUucl'ona The replay of the catch on Carbo, "I saved him for this series streak to a major league season high eano delivered a three-run blast. along with senior Carl KJellson are San Diego 6, Atlanta 4 19 - ScDooii'Ciatsaa 2 only. COMMISSION 20 -- intiructtoni Wantad right-center field bleachers to lead eighth and ninth innings. however, strongly indicated that because of the way he handles the of 14 games and reduced their Eduardo Rodriguez, who relieved tri-captains. good prospects. What Suitor is Cine 0, Los Angeles 8 But the Puerto Rican right-hander looking for is a couple to come to the Schedule: Sept. 17 Wolcott In­ BOLTON, NOW accepting applicationi the Yanks to a 2-0 win, and suddenly, Jackson had trapped the ball. Yankees," said Zimmer. "I don't see ’magic number” for clinching the starter Jerry Augustine with two out "The questionm ark," Suitor San Fran 3, Houston 2 niAL ESTATE the Red Sox. who earlier had blown turned "bulldog" in the clutch, stran­ forefront. vitational. 23 at Enfield with Conard, CONNECTICUT 23 - Humaa for Saia for full time emp,)loymen(. "It was a catch all the way," said how anyone could have pitched a AL West to 10 by whipping the A’s in the second, completed the game to states, "until the younger kids come Today's Games 24 - Lois-Land lor Saia Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 countless oppportunities, had now ding Jim Rice on third with a triple in “Dual meets will be secondary. If 27 Hartford Public H. 30 at Simsbury 25 - Invasimani Proparty Jackson. “I'm no Paul Blair out better game than he did. " twice. A1 Cowens and Tom Poquette gain his fourth victory. along are the Nos. 5-6-7 men. They Houston (Lemengello 8- only. also run out of time. the second by striking out Carlton we have to rest someone for later on with Penney. Oct. 7 East Wanted: 26 - Buvnait Proparty there but I knew I had my glove on The defeat droppd the Red Sox into each drove in two runs in the opener Tigers 5-2, Indians 3-1 have to get closer to the top. They 14) pt San Franeisco Clerk-typist. Duties include 27 - Paion Proparty "It was a perfect pitch, a hard fast­ Fisk and Butch Hobson, then pitching we will do so” Catholic Xavier, South Windsor H. 10 28 - Peal Estate Wanted DRIVERS FOR School Busei that one. " third place in the American League while John Mayberry knocked in two Ben Oglivie had four hits, including have to come down about another 30 (Halieki 14-10) taking and preparation of ball, down and away, " said the out of a bases-loaded, none-out jam One who could really make a Knights of Columbus Meet at wanted. We will train you. That was the sad story all night for East 3'/2 games back of the Yankees, runs in the nightcap, his 19th homer, and Jason Thompson seconds for us to be really good.” Chieago (Bonham 10-11) minutes of meetings for Town MISC SERVICER dejected Cleveland, "but somehow he in the fifth. difference to Manchester is senior Holyoke. Mass., 14 at Hall with Fer­ record; preparation, posting 31 - Services Offered Part time. Housewives and the Red Sox — missed opportunities. while the Baltimore Orioles, who lilt- niglilcup. became the first Tiger player since There are a number of candidates at Montreal (Twitehell 5- 32 - Painting.p»partng retirees preferred. got it. " After yielding singles to Denny Matt Schmid. He placed 11th in the mi and Rockville, 18 and filing of letters for Com­ 33 - 6u>ld>ng-Conl/acting They stranded nine base-runners and swept a doubleheader from Toronto, r»inn 7, W'hitf Sox 0 1966 to drive in 100 runs in a season in for those slots. Juniors Dave Tim- 10), N 34 - Manchester area, 643-2373, Doyle and Rick Burleson and walking Wolcott Invitational as a sophomore Wethersfield/East Hartford H, 25 mission. Transportation and Roofing.Siding Jackson, who saved the game sent Mickey Rivers scurrying to the are now second, 2 ‘'2 games behind. Dave Goltz notched his 18th victory Detroit's opening game triumph. Ron brell. Bob Tanner and Roy Gallant New York (Swan 8-8) at 39 - Heating.Plumping 643-2414. Vernon area. 1P2- access to typewriter required. 36 - Flooring 2826. twice with spectacular catches in the Bernie Carbo to start the fifth. "It's not the end of it yet," said with a seven-hitter in becoming the but has been somewhat hexed since. Windham A, 31 State Sectionals, Nov. center field wall three other times LeFlore's sacrifice fly in the 10th in­ and sophomores Doug Meek. Joe Philadelphia (Lerch 8-5), N Rate: $3.00 per hour at 37 - Moving. Tfuching-Sloraga fourth and seventh innings, saw the Figueroa induced Fred Lynn to hit a "Schmid might not run until the state 4 Class LL Meet, 10 State Open Meet. 30 - for long outs. Fisk, "but it puts us back to where first pitcher this season to blank the ning enabled the Tigers to complete a Pittsburgh (Candelaria 16- Serv'ces Waniod game as a sort of vindication tor all high bouncer back to the mound meeting with minimum of REAL ESTATE Sales People "Don't tell me about how those we were two weeks ago, only now White Sox in a complete game effort. sweep of the twinbill 5 and Demery 6-4 or Jackson $8.00 per meeting. $2.75 per MISC FOR SALE - Two needed. .Must have 5-3) at St. Louis (Rasmussen hour for work done outside of 40 - Household Goods license or in process. 41 -- Arlicies for Sale Generous commission 10-15 and Schultz 6-1 or meeting. 42 -- Building Supplies Apply by letter to: 43 - Pels Birds- Dogs schedule. Wolverton Agency Dierker 6-2), N 44 - Livestock Realtors, 64!F2813. Fights go as expected Edward F. DelSignore 45 - Boats & Acc8a9or>ei Atlanta (Ruthven 7-10) at (Chairman - 46 - Sporting Qoodt San Diego (Jones 6-12), N 47 - Garden Products RN or LPN. Part or full time. Red Sox need win badly Public Building 48 - Antiques Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Cincinnati (Seaver 17-6) at LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Commission 49 - Wanted to Buy Street. 649-4519. night’s heavyweight fight. Norton. 233, with a 39-4-0 record, Los Angeles (Rau 13-7), N NEW YORK (UPI) 0, to the American teammates were unable to balls that would have been Ken Norton and Jimmy Young Neither fighter had an easy vic­ knocked out tenth-rated Lorenzo Bolton Town Hall RENTALS 222 Bolton Center Road 52 - Room* for Rent GENERAL MECHANIC - — Nobody has to tell League East-leading give him any support, out of any other park in this will have a close fight in tory, though Norton’s win seemed Zanon of Milan. Italy in the fifth 53 - Apartments lor Rent Full time days. Paid C.M.S, Bolton, Connecticut 54 -- stranding nine base league, not just our own American League Hom es for Rent Blue Cross and life insurance. manager Don Zimmer New York Yankees. November, judging from their more decisive and effortless than round of a 10-round fight. Norton 06040 55 - Business for Rent runners and blowing Fenway Park. " Young's. used left hooks and right hands to East 56 - Resort Property for Rent Amecbelle Corporation. 104 about the predicament "If we are going to 029-9 57 - Wanted to Rent numerous scoring oppor­ oerformances in Wednesday Pet. GB East Main Street, Rockville.e. his Boston Red Sox are "We had hoped to win at finish Zanon off at 3:08. 50 - M isc for Rent Apply between 9 a m. and 4:30 win this thing, we have tunities including a bases- last two here, " said Zanon, 20-3-1, a former mechanic, New York .616 - in. AUTOMOTIVE p.m. An equal opportunity to beat this club and loaded, none out situation Zimmer. ".Now we have to has beaten Alfredo Evangelista of Baltimore .600 2>/i 61 - Autos for Sale employer. "We have to win in the fifth inning. 62 -• Trucks for Sale we didn’t tonight." win one. ' Spain, who went 15 rounds with Boston .593 3 Ml THE 63 Heavy Eouipmeni lor Saie tomorrow," said They almost did, Then, in the ninth, Improvement seen Muhammad Ali last May. Detroit .462 21'/2 64 - Motorcycles Bicycles RN 3 to II shift. Supervisor. Reggie Jackson, who had Cleveland WORLD 65 - Campers- Trailers-Mobile Full or part time for 90 b^s_ Zimmer Wednesay though. “I needed the works," Norton said. ,456 24 Vj Homes S.N.F. Please call Mrs. Kelly' robbed the Red Sox of two Milw .416 29Vz 66 - Automotive Service night after the Red Sox Through eight innings "He was a little awkward at first but ALMANAC’S 67 - Autos for Rent-Leasa D.N.S., 289-9573. earlier scoring chances Toronto .333 41 had dropped their se­ Reggie (Cleveland blanked with girl runners he's a good technician.” with circus catches in the In fact, Zanon lasted a lot longer West BOOK A TOY t i Gift Party. the Yankees on just four Generous hostess awards. cond straight game 2- fourth and seventh innings, than Duane Bobick, Norton's last op­ Pet. GB Q&A harmless singles. But his belted his 26th homer on a By LEN ALiSTER Demonstrators also needed. ponent. Norton finished Bobick off in Kan City 89 Over 400 needed. Over 400 3-2 pitch from Cleveland to Herald SporlsHriler 58 seconds of the first round. Chicago 81 eeq q 1 Beginning in 1861. the newest most-wanted items. end it. can iniz. following Slates seceeded For further information, Why is Manchester High girls’ cross country Coach Phil In the fight before Norton's, Young Texas 79 .549 lOMz Union tc join the Huskies triumph "This was a bad loss." scored a surprisingly rugged 10- Minn 78 write SANTA’S PARTIES, Blanchette bubbling over with enthusiasm? It couldn't be .534 I2 V2 Confederacy except; (a) Box P, Avon, Conn. 06001 or said Zimmer. "There's no round victory over 26-year-old Calif 69 .483 20 South Carolina (b) Kentucky call collect 1-673-0494. STORRS (UPII - Two play lor most of the half other way to put it. We had because of his team’s 1-7 record last year. journeyman Jody Ballard. Oakland 56 .394 32 Vz (c) Texas. countless chances to score No, the reason is because he has a Young, 213, a 28-year-old Seattl 57 .385 34 Vz 2. The 1975 world horseshoe DENTAL ASSISTANT for goals by Joe Morrone Jr., They came back to close pitching champion was (a) gave the University of and didn't do it. We hit five solid nucleus coming back from last Philadelphia resident who is now 22- orthodontist. Experienced the gap to only one goal Lee Sadowsky and Wendy Taylor, Wednesday's Results Elmer Hohl (b) Gregory preferred. Send resume to Connecticut a 3-2 victory year's squad and has added one 5-2, pounded away with combinations .4t'; with just over 25 minutes coming along slowly now because of New York 2, Boston 0 Rasputin (c) Curt Day. Box 2356, Vernon, Connec­ over rival University of talented group of sophomores. How to Ballard's head. Ballard, 205, of ticut. 06066. left to play. injuries and other reasons. They, too, Baltimore 6-4, Toronto 5-2 3. The most widely spoken Bridgeport Wednesday. Although the Huskis took DMUmiLOt good the team potentially is will be Houston now has a 24-10 record. Detroit 5-2, Cleveland 3-1 language in the world today is MWMWMd known after Friday's Farmington In­ by the end of the year could give Young was judged a winner 47-42 WAITRESSES - Experienced The Purple Knights the lead early with a goal iKtkMirifk added depth. Kan City 5-6, Oakland 2-0 only. Various hours available. faltered a bit during the se­ vitational which starts the 1977 year by David Moretti and Harold Buck, by Morrone in the first five BUMilLMUmM "On paper we look weak but the Minnesota 7, Chicago 0 ANSWERS: Please call 649-2746. or 643- cond half as UConn built up minutes, Bridgeport tied for the Indians. and a 47-41 winner by Art Lurie. Texas 2, California 1 ANDOVM RIe 140, Stafford Springs, CT sophomores could prove to be the 2223______a 3-1 lead after controlling things up before the break. "Friday will tell if we have an Referee Charlie Roth deducted a Milwaukee 8, Seattle 5 aidoad uomiiu 742-7MI (703) 684 3783 strength of the team. We will have CLERK / TYPIST - Monday- exceptional, very good or a respec­ point from both fighters, taking one Today's Games 099 X|a)euiixojdde Xq uaifods table team. We could come out con­ good depth and if someone is injured away from Young for a low blow and ‘asauiqo uuepueiq 8 b j q i thru Friday, 9 to 5. Send Yankee slugger Reggie Jackson gets escort back to dugout from Yankee Stadium guards I'll be able to rest them and not rush Oakland (Blue 14-17 and resum e to Box N, c/o sidered dangerous. One thing for sur- one from Ballard for a rapid punch. Torrealba 5-5) at Kansas Manchester Herald. after belting ninth inning homer which sent the Boston Red Sox down to defeaf (UPI e, we won't be the laughing stock of them back," Blanchette stated, In the third 10-round right, third- "Things are working out and many City (Hassler 9-5 and Split- Photo) the CCIL anymore," Blanchette ranked Ron Lyle, 220 3/4, of Denver, torff 14-6), 2, N SALESWOMAN - Mature. emphasized. are improving now more than came away with an unpopular Part time. 3 evenings, and expected. Potentially, we could have Boston (Tiant 10-8) at New Saturday. Harvey's, 64^3100. Top returnees for the Silk Towners majority decision over the relative­ three girls in the top 10 in the (Class) York (Torrez 16-12), N save are seniors Lori Veal and Janice ly inexperienced 27-year-old Stan Baltimore (Grimsley 13-8) i Meyer and junior Kate Hennessy, the LL Meet. I anticipate a good cam­ Ward, 236‘/2, of Sacramento. paign," at Toronto (Clancy 3-6), N energy HEAT TREATER trio tri-captains. An exceptional The crowd greeted the verdict with Minnesota (Zahn 11-12) at Use your dishwasher group of sophomores, mostTrom un­ Schedule: Sept. 16 Farmington In­ thunderous boos. Most observers felt Heat treater wanted by World champion Reds vitational, 23 at Enfield with Conard, Chicago (Stone 14-10), N only when it Is full. beaten outfits at Bennet Junior High, that Ward, now 8-1-2, had scored with Turn it off when small established division California (Caneira 1-0) at of large company. One per­ bring thoughts of delight to 26 Tolland /Suffield H, 30 at sharper punches to the 35-year-old the final wash cycle Simsbury with Penney, Oct. 4 Coven­ Texas (Moret 3-2), N son operation specializing Blanchette. Lyle, who is now 35-5-1. is completed and in tool steels. Willing to Lynne Wright, Lori Woodhouse, try H, 7 Simsbury Invitational, 10 Sixth-ranked contender Larry open the door. train applicant with proper Knights of Columbus Meet at Your dishes will aptitude. All fringe benefits bowing out in style Chris Cheney and Lisa Tilden, the Holmes, 211, of Easton, Pa. won the air-dry. It's best to Holyoke, Mass., 14 at Hall with Fer­ company paid. Apply at latter played field hockey at Illing as second bout by giving a vicious Successful use your dishwasher a ninth grader, top the incoming mi, 18 Wethersfield /East Hartford in the cool of the beating to Fred "Young Sanford" SPRINGFIELD, Mass. NOBLE & WESTBROOK NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob cunU on an error uy iirsi uaseman crop. Junior Barb Slaiby has also H, 20 Glastonbury A, 25 Windham A, evening. 20 W aatbtooV St. Houpe, 199, of Los Angeles. (UPI) — The University of Howsam fired a m essage Rich Hebner after being picked off shown good promise with another 27 Hartford Public H, Nov. 5 Class Referee Buddy Basilico stopped East Hartford, Ct. National League New Haven opened defense A n squsl opportunllr tmplotnr first. The win was Espinosa's eighth bunch of sophomores, Pat Adams, LL Meet, 10 State Open Meet. the one-sided bout 47 seconds into the across the country from Cin­ of its New England Divi­ cinnati and the two-time world against 12 losses, seventh round, calling it a technical Losf an d Found lispos ,'t, CuliH 2 knockout. sion II soccer title DOCTOR’S OFFICE - East champion Reds heard it loud BLOOMINGTON, Minn. Buetow, an offensive Wednesday with a 2-0 win Hartford Specialist needs bale Murray picking up a save. Andre Dawson tripled home Stan In the first round bout, Leroy LOST - Male Siamese cat. experienced Secretary / and clear in Los Angeles. (UPI) — The Minnesota tackle from the University over Western New Saturday. Vicinity of Center George Foster hit his 48th homer Papi in the bottom of the 12th giving Jones, 271, of Denver, Colo., won a Receptionist. Typing, oc­ Sign Vikings Wednesday signed of Minnesota, was with the England. Springs Park. Call 643-1949. Resigned to the fact that the Reds and Cesar Geronimo a three-run the Expos their victory over the Cubs unanimous decision over New York casional shorthana. Four-day free agent Bart Buetow to Vikings last year as a free The Chargers, who out- week. Two-girl office. Reply will soon be eliminated from the homer for the Reds while Steve and enabling Bill Atkinson to win his Buetow State champion Gregory Johnson, FOUND - Child's bike. National League's Western Division bring their roster up to the agent but was cut in shot their opponents 23-7, Box NN, c/o Manchester Garvey knocked in three runs with seventh game. Larry Biittner 207'/2, that stretched Jones' record to Charter Oak Park. Call after 6 Herald, race after a thoroughly disappointing permitted 45. training camp to bring scored twice in the second p.m., 649-4274. his 30th homer and three singles and homered for the Cubs. 20- 0- 1. defense of their world championship, I’lidre.s 6, Braces I down the roster to 43. period. Dave Lopes and Steve Yeager also If LOST-Irish Setter. Female TELEPHONE - House can­ the Cincinnati club president said homered for the Dodgers. The Padres broke a six-game ihihK spayed. Vicinity of Server vass enumerators (no selling) this season has been the most disap­ to update Price It Lee The New York Mets shaded the losing streak when Jerry Turner's ahead Street. Chestnut coloring. Manchester city directory. pointing of his career as a baseball Philadelphia Phillies 1-0, the Mon­ third hit of the game, a single with Named "Shanna”. 649-7304. Call Mrs. Araujo 646-3635, executive. Bowling Jal alai results treal Expos beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2 two out in the seventh, drove in the between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. for Wadneiday night The above enefgv saving LOST-Small Sealpoint “1 still think they're the best star­ in 12 innings, the San Diego Padres tie-breaking run. Dave Winfield hit suggestion ,s presented interview. E.O.E. FM Siamese Cat. Vicinity of ting eight players in baseball, " How­ topped the Atlanta Braves 6-4, and his 25th homer for an insurance run Erickson 134-363, Mary m .15 a public service by the Forest Street and Main I'IN M ; I I KS- Anita IIH 1.00 i4« 2 ImiOq Hunu 7 Echtva $a0asbaa 10.00 4.20 3.20 GENERAL CONTRACTOR sam said of team now 12‘.'2 games I I m n Jm 2S.20 4.20 Street. Reward. 649-6880. the San Francisco Giants downed the as Dan Spillner won his seventh Shorls 180, Judy John 186- Mattson 149-345, Rose 4.40 UO 4 Cmi Sahastian 4.20 SVUMttarU 140 m needs full time experienced behind the Dodgers. "1 expect them oio 3 lucaraa CariU Houston Astros 3-2, in other NL game and Rollie Fingers got his 33rd 454, Tina Barnoski 463, Balesano 134, Jan Adams tm k i-s moo 2 U Ganzalu 120 carpenter. Call between 8 and to come back next year and do the save. Mia 4-S $S$40 MU 5-7 $27.40 games. Pittsburgh at St. Louis was Wendy Fortuna 454, Gert 145-.356. NriKti S-1 $140.10 NrfKta M $241.70 PariacU 7-5 $$4i0 9 evenings, 742-6062. job they can do. Tilftcti S-1-4 $24110 TrHtcta $-4-2 $$20.40 TrifacU 7-5-3 $303.00 ohe H eralb □ EMPLOYMENT rained out. Giants 3, Astros 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "I would like to see our players Harile 457, Kathy Satryb SUth KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - Mels I, PIlillit.H 0 Willie McCovey singled in the win­ HOME i :\(; i m ;e r s - IM tM u ta 100 I.M 3.00 SOsrS 9i0 SJI 4.U L o o k (Of energy-saving 459. Kaly Spearin 481. ISsM iSarfS 1100 1.U 3 OrtfN Nbwta Il.tO 10.00 4.00 Experienced Alpha & play as individuals and as a unit next ning run in the sixth inning and Bob Alyce McArdle 188, Cathy $ Vtim Garrta 19.00 21.$0 I**« tt I.M ZM products and services Halp Wanlad 13 Nino Espinosa pitched a three- 3 Ni Carti 2.40 1 Cdwva Mna 3.00 1 trim IJI Numeric operator, for local year as they did in 1975 and 1976," Knepper went 8 1-3 innings for his (kMm 14 $4140 advertised m today's tool company. All benefits. hitter and singled in the game's only l-.I.IxS- Joe Desimone Bohjalian 182-499, Carol Mia 34 $71$l IkSMi S-f S3I.N ^Classified section a added Howsam with emphasis on the ninth win for the Giants with relief Scott 454. Micti 14 $13U0 Macta 34 $215.70 PsfKU S-I W.IO SALES POSITION - Straight Apply in person to Ingersol run as the Mets handed 21-game i:i5-:!51. Jack Talley 135, TrifwU 24-3 $3S120 TrHacU 3 $-l $$1100 Tiificti S-13 S1.MIZ0 commissions, leads furnished words "as a unit. " help from Dave Heaverlo and John TkH Rand Co. (Miller Palls Divi­ winner Steve Carlton his ninth set­ ■lim Pagano 366, Gene SafaRth Omnlli to homeowners. Call 242-5402. sion) 1 Progress Drive, The Reds could have rolled over to SiMtliCirM 2UI2f.4< 4JI 3 U n i CmuIu I.M IH 3.M back. Espinosa's single came after Curtis. Joe Niekro suffered his sixth Richardson 361, Bob \ M l y i E.S B e tty 2 Iinta $.40 4.00 1 Ani 14.00 L40 4.00 Manchester. let the inevitable happen when they 2JUil 1100 4.40 t lr t w U i ig.N 3.M Luis Rosado singled and reached se- loss against 12 victories for the Talrnadgc 198-434, Joe I.amoureaux 344. I k m kmu $.00 4 latcaran 3.10 1 Omti kfftaii Ml went into the ninth inning trailing the Astros. M ia 2 4 $4140 Mia 1-2 $U.U UM< 1.2 3 S44.N Announcamanta 3 Announcamanta 3 JANITORIAL HELP - Pagano 379, Bill Adamy MKti S-2 $111.10 M idi 3-2 SI4ZU Dodgers by one run. A Los Angeles TrtiNta S-24 $1,03040 Nrfacti 1-2 $13130 Experienced for morning 145-381. Stan Seymour 140- V- A1 Bujaucius 184-135- TrHacU 144 $303.00 Trilidi 3.21 S4U.70 work in Manchester area. Call victory would have meant the 452, Rocco Liipacchino 156- DcMh :iHH. Lyman Fuller 361, 14.41 740 341 tMiSaOasta 100 4.11 5.20 3 IkitS ISTN I4.U (.40 3.40 646-8845. Dodgers could clinch the Western ti­ t : - 146-138-440, Frank Blank S4I 4.40 Rocco ilieenso 360. 4.00 7 Enahia ZmU 1040 4.20 2 0iwCirib ISO 3.00 tle by beating the Reds again 1.38-137-135-410, Ken Seaton 5 latcaraa (M I 440 I bniOii CmuIii 4.40 PUBLIC NOTICE WANTED: Dental Chairside Thursday night. M l 14 UIJI MU 74 $115.00 IWnWi 2 3 SSZOO Going for two 141-396, Andy Lamoureaux NriKta 14 $114.41 MwU t-7 $72440 M id i 3-2 SU3.00 Assistant for children’s prac­ MIMMI KU VI.- John But the Reds, determined to bow Trilwta 144 $24740 TrHacU 174 $1425.00 Trilidi 3-M SUl.OO tice. Full time. Will train. Hremser 150-408, Paul 137-377, Pete Aceto 140-386, AUTUMN GRAFT SHOW out as world champions like champs, Desired qualifications; Mozzicato 154-378, Art Ruff Tony Marinelli 139-376, Art rallied on a two-run homer by Ken SALE and EXHIBIT organized, asertlve, able to In­ NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — With President Carter cheering him 140-374. Henry Luneski 136- .lotmson 375, Fred McCurry teract with people, secretarial Griffey in the top of the ninth and on, Courageous skipper Ted Turner shoots today for two straight 136-394, Tony Pellegatto 368, Bill Adamy 365, Jazz Jal Alai entries SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 and bookkeeping skills, desire hung on for a 9-8 triumph. Fuller 143-372, Nonny Zaz- # for personal growth. Send Tommy John, seeking his 19th win, over Australia in the 23rd challenge for the America's''Cup, the 147-389, Dave Dynes 136- TliurHiluy resume to P.O. Box 1, world’s most coveted sailing trophy. 370, Lee Prior 148-389, Ron zaro 365, Joe Twarbnite nmi $nDmi oiKin North UMUd Methodist Church Glastonbury, Ct. carried the 8-7 lead into the ninth. Instant Match IV is our winninqest instant game yet. Collect letters and wia Spell "Money" for $1,000. Spell 137-356, Irv Rusconi 352. iip'" 1. Mn M l-l I. Mkd (Mak I S2 1. M I. U m Emsn 1. U m I M m S2 500 I^ARKER STREET Courageous defeated ‘the Aussie S|)onlu'imer 351, George 1. MiWiI z m W m M Z (wkk Cvsiki m Joe Morgan walked and was oqt Rub the six spots, match 3 dollar amounts and win up to Tree"lor$100. li "I YR SUBSC "appears,you've wona$25sub­ 1 hn Imk (.] Z Ittcam M m t 7-1 LM I I Ism SI WANT TO SELL Real Estate? challenger Tuesday in the first race $10,000 instantly. liuigess 394. Rick Nicola tlnsSttik Z Mn Ui I SI 3. iMcarw IM sdC sM L lalak fm m t si M any Proleaalonal Crattam an stealing but Pete Rose singled and to 25 knots. scription to Connecticut's weekly battery. (Stub winners are 1 Ini !■ 4. Pi4i lank 2 ] 4. Inl d m SI 4. till I 4. l U k U i 4. M ss Csl4a SI We can have you licensed in of the best of seven series by 1 All winners play for $1,000 a week. For liiel All instant 135-352, John Kensel 360, tllM L U M l I SI S ktsk laM I 2 2 $ M I s u m i n L InsI Ui 1-2 six weeks. For information Griffey followed with his game- not eligible lor our Grand Pnze drawing.) L Im Com SI ADMISSION $ minute and 48 seconds. Australia im­ Superior tactics and sail handling George Barber 366, Bill lEE-TOTAI.ERS - (.MIitoM llnMlstk SI LNUa I U d Qsisk S B s ik C U k I SI 1.00 call Sid Green, Century 21, .winning homer into the right field winners on the main portion of the ticket claimed by date to IhMiMI 7. IMIiCMmi M 1. Mni U i s i I. Ism 2-1 1.4 I. [ |M U n id M mediately requested a day off, or a were credited for the first win by be announced will automatically be eligible lor Grand Prize. 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Centurv 21, l{o-/.ell 125-129-375, Lois SMMrfa n H M n U i M S dicssi d a k I and Center Street Mon.'Fri. 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. 176-472, Pat Twerdy 488. SS7 2+2 S2-3 SSI ankriaiAi M U fk Regal Jackston/Avante, 646-1316, winds, from the west-northwest at 15 windward a n Mud lank S+t Sl-S SSI 3+2 S M M+ SSI SM sTs 1-SI S24 SSI SSI SSI SIS Phone 646 2112 Sa l...... 8 a.m. • 12 noon •-M 2-2-4 3-M evenings 646-4153. PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., Sept. 15, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn.. Thurs., Sept. 15, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B

H tip W a n M Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sola 18 Homaa Far Sola ***23 No^*^*^* ...... 33 13 H o m ai F o r Solo 23 Homaa For Safe 23 Root Batata Wantad 28 YOU M V E OVER National Weather Forecast PART TIME HELP. ALL CASH For your property, Engraving and tales. No FOR SALE within 24 hours. Avoia Rm experience neceisary. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Emblem & Badge, 289-2864. BY TOWN OF MANCHESTER Corporation, 646-0131. LAND AND BUILDING PETERMAN SECURITY OFFICERS LOCATION OF PROPERTY FOR SALE SELLING your house? Call us POSITION open. Third shift, first and we'll make you a Manchester area. 40 plus BUILDING — REAL ESTATE cash offer. T.J. Crockett, hours a wedk. 11 p.m.).m. tilU1 7 That certain piece of land with building and ap­ Realtor, 643-1577. a.m.- ...... Must— ------be U.S.Cl Cltlxen, purtenances, thereon situated in the Town of 649-9404 STREET, MANCHESTER fidd-ABBO clean police record, 18 years Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connec- im m e d ia t e Cash for your or older, telephone: S2^ 2 NEW BOLTON COLONIALS property. Let us e»laln our 5146. f t S i ) " l a i r p ro p o sal. (Tall Mr. IS HERE on our Belflore, M7-1413. DENTAL ASSISTANT- Sealed bids will be received in the Office of the Director Experienced required. Good of Graeral Services, Municipal Building, 41 Center MAY WE BUY your home? salary. Send resume to Box U, • 4 BEDROOMS Quick, fair, all cash and no c/o Manchester Herald. Strw t, Manchester, ConnecUcut, until 11:00 A.M., • FAMILY ROOM roblems. Call Warren E. S ^tem M r %, 1977 at which time they will be opened • FIREPLACE Gowland. Realtors, 643-1108 SEPT.“ WANT U r SPECIAL! NOTICE...Now hiring steady and read publicly. f/A*vl» work-starting to take • ACRE LOT BUILDING LOT For two applications for full time a d s must be submitted on Official Forms, Bid Form • 2-CAR QARAQE family house, or more. Call inscriptions and other information may be obtained at FURNITURE Galore. Beds, UFIVIATNtH FOTOCMT • employment. A number of job 646-5273, after 7:00 p.m. bureaus, lamps, jewelry, openings to be filled. Phone tee Office of the Director of General Services, • APPLIANCES LINES Municipal Building. lassware, miscellaneous. 528-67(S, between 9 and 1. • CARPETING sed A Bit Furniture, 879 For period ending 7 a m., Friday, Sept. 16 Thursday night 6 (20 words) • ALUMINUM SIDING Houaahold Qood* Main Street, East Hartford. d will find rain falling over parts of the Lakes region and Ohio PHONE SALES-EstablUbed • STAINED WOODWORK 40 28JF8480, Tuesday-Saturday, TAG SALE-Moving. Saturday 4 A Y S < 4 * ^ Valley into sections of the mid Atlantic states, while a few multi million dollar company Robert B. Weiss 17th, Sunday 18th, 16-5. 24 REFRIGERATORS showers break out in lower Florida. Elsewhere, generally needs aggressive, reliable General Manager < 6 9 , 5 0 0 • BATHS Hartland Road, M ^ h este r. persons who are willing to * 6 4 , 5 0 0 Washers, ranges, used, FIVE STAR Trading Co, - 811 Sofa, adult desk & chair, pool fair weather is forecast. Minimum temperatures include: • STORM WINDOWS A DOORS guaranteed and clean. New (For Commercial and Non-Commordal Ads) work to make money. Our Main Street. Coin supplies, table, children’s fumiihingi, (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 shipment damaged, GE and 183), Boston 55 (67), Chicago60 ( 75), Dallas 67 (91'), Denver phone operation has not only NEW MANCHESTER coins, jewelry, novelties, per­ etc. 649-8712 been highly successful, but is UNIQUE MANCHESTER Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. Hurryl Mall or Bring Your Ad 51 (81), Duluth 49 (65), Houston 72 (89), Jacksonville 72 (85l, fumes, paintinge, also the largest in the state. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg COLI Pearl and Son. 649 Main arrowheads, dolls, clocxs, Kansas City 62 179), Little Rock 65 ( 861. Los Angeles 63 ( 721, Farm, with three story bam bftered'By the INIAL DUPLEX Street, 643-2171. Main Street. FOUR FAMILY Tag Sale - Top commissions with a base Franklin Mint Issues. September 17th, 18th 10 a.m. Todayll Miami 76 ( 861, Minneapolis 51 (731, New Orleans-72 (88l. pay. If you’re interested in a Butler-type building. Power 643-2171. New York 56 ( 89), Phoenix 69 ( 98). San Francisco 56 ( 67), p ant, and other out buildings, to 5 p.m. Many miscellaneous, chance in making money, call PHILBRICK EASY-HOMELITE CHAIN furniture, antiques. 20 Seattle 51 (66), St. Louis 60 ( 80), Washington 61 (75). 525-2894. plus Three Lovely Homes. DRESS Ma k e r sew ing Saw. Call after 6 , 649-9313. Offers invited. B/W Realty Machine - Cabinet model. $60. Dorothy Road, Manchester. MANCHISTER EVENING HERALD 647-1419. ______D B THESE 4 HOMES and an antique trunk. $20. or Rain date 24th, 25th. P.O. BOX 891 CONCRETE LABORER-Call MOTHER HUBBARD’S - 875-1103 after 6:00 p.m. AGENCY ARE CUSTOM best offer. Both in very good Qiildren’s Thrift Shop opening MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 S h e H e r a lb There are people out condition. 643-7287. TAG SALE - September 17th, Classified advertisinq ■ there looking for what DESIGNED AND September 15th, Manchester 10 - 4. 83 Pitkin Street. Toys, Daar Sira: PART TIME-Knowledge of GLASTONBURY - 17 Mall. Oiildren’s clothing and clothes, jewelry, wooden Halp Wantad 13 H alp W antad 13 collection and credit. Will you have to sell. O BUILT TO SATISFY GAS DRYER, gas range, acres with two houses toys taken on consignment. storms, WW-l memorabilia, Ptaiia run tha following ad lor 4 daya at lha apaclal money-aaving rata of I train. Call Mrs. La Croix, 643- YOUR DESIRE refrigerator. All $100. Will sell For information. 643-M48. M.OOl r j « I one older and one separately. 646-2^. miscellaneous. 9523. COLONIAL - Spacious four modern, 8 room, 4 FOR QUALITY. bedrooms, 11/2 baths, private □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED bedroom, air conditioned BARGAINS! Manchester GIGANTIC GARAGE Sale - wooded lot. Sacrifice at $39,- Lion’s Club tag sale, Sunday, Bualnaaa Opportunity U 900. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. ranch. Six family. Thursday through September 25th, 10 a m. to 3 Sunday. Doubled^ Road, RELIEF COOK CIRCA 1711 — Unusual < 4 3 , 5 0 0 □ MISC. FOR SALE p.m., McDonald’s, West (1) (») ( j) «) < 6 5 , 9 0 0 Columbia. Take Route 87 (!) SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHESTER - New listing, Caraar mindad Individual for haallh car# facili­ Corporation -expanding dealer and early antique Center Street. To rent a space South, from Columbia Center, Six room Raised Ranch. Wifli call 644-9966. network. No experience Colonial. Champhered 3 BEDRQQMS a STAINED WQQDWQRK Articlaa tor Sala 41 near Lebanon line. Rain or ty. Dialary axparlanca prafarrad, but not 1 1/2 baths large rec room, • 3 BEORQOM8 • STAINED WQDDWQRK required. Second ahift 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. necessary. Complete training summer beams, beaded • FIREPLACE a V h BATHS shine. You name it. bet you we (•) quiet secluded setting, but in • FIREPLACE • APPLIANCES TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - got it. (7) (•) (•) program. |500. Investment town. Only $46,000. T.J clapboards, corner cup­ a W ALL-TD-W ALL a APPLIANCES ALUMINUM sheets used as Good condition. Good for ( 10) required to start your own • LQW MAINTENANCE LQT a V h BATHS Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. board, featheredge and CARPETINQ a STQRM WINDQW8, DQQR8 printing plates, .007 thick, plating, or welding. Call 649- business. Ideal for retired or raised panelling plus • WALL-TD-WALL • 8TDRM WINDOWS, DOORS 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. TAG SALE-Saturday and Sun­ part time. Details on request. much much more. • ALUMINUM SIDING a NICE V a RD w it h BRQQK $1. Phone 643-2711. day, 17th, 18th. 9;30. Rain date Call 871-0385 MANCHESTER - Suburban CARPETINQ • COUNTRY KITCHEN 24th, 25th. 32 A 41 Keeney (11) (11) Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field value. Attractive eight room History tied to Deerfield d a r k loam - 5 yards, $32.00 (14) (15) Training Division Box 6I9„ •ALUMINUM SIDING Street, Manchester. Fur­ Split Level home w th over­ Massacre of 1704! lOrms, UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed M. Zukauskas Wading River, New York. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts. sand and stone. 643-9504. niture, household, collec­ sized two car attached gar- 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, tables, clothes, mis­ 11792. agerFireplaced living room, 1 Brownies, nurses. East walkout basement COVENTRY, NORTH - $29,500. SIX Room Cape. MANCHESTER - New cellaneous. (1*) m 1/2 baths, family room. Level $41,500 MANSFIELD - Large Catholic School. 649-1225. CHAIN SAWS-New and used. (H) (ii) ( 10) w/work shop, carriage Majestic four bedroom BOLTON - Beauty Parlor. one acre treed lot. Immediate Heatolator fireplace,■ ;e, enclosed listing. Seven room Cape in 6 room Immaculate Cape. MMGHESTER- Replacement chains and OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac­ Reduced to 111,900. Business shed. Colonial. Two car garage, porch, large lot. Good buy.b move-ln condition. F'our SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, TAG SALE- Saturday occupancy. Only $45,900. o v e rlo o k v a lle y . $40'^s. Fireplace, child safe area. repairs on all makes. Capitol SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS, NO REFUNDS. tive, refined person, good and equipment. Lessenger 1786 COLONIAL with An­ Hutchins Agency 646-3166. bedrooms, living room, dining VERNON processed gravel, stone, sand Equipment Co., Inc., 38 Main September 17th., 10 a m. to 5 Ad o vw 20 word! — Rcgulw Ptic* AUTO MECHANICS Keith Real Estate. 646-4126. Lessenger Sells, 648-8713, Lessenger sells. 646-6713. appearance, pleasant per­ Sells, 64M713. tique Shop surrounded by room, kitchen, IVk baths, full and fill. For delivery call Street, Manchester. 643-7958. P.m.. 37 Andrew Drive, ^ s t AME...... MANCHESTER - Seven room shed dormer and more. Mid Raised Ranches • Capes Hartford, Park Avenue and sonality for high earnings op­ BOLTON - New listing. Well 2 acres and a Spring fed WHAT BETTER George H, Griffing, Andover. portunity. Steady work. Call Situation Wantad SIX ROOM Cape with Ranch. Large family room, MO'S. L o m b a rd o 3c • C olonials • L-R anch 742-7M8. School Street area. Various Needed immeoiately. An excellent 15 kept, three bedroom Ranch. pond, house features 3 EXPERIENCE than getting HOUSEHOLD SALE- 872-4515 between 10 a.m. and 2 oppertunity for mature and dormers - Living and dining two baths, garage. Im m e ^ te Associates, 649-4003. models, 3 and 4 bedrooms, household items, books, ...... City...... State...iip Code. Owner’s very anxious. $32,900. fireplaces, exposed out of bed on a cold morning Saturday 10 a.m., September p.m. An equal opportunity ex^rienced people with stable CHILD CARE in licensed room, kitchen newly occupancy. Bowers %hool. up to baths, fireplaces, GIANT APARTMENT Qiristmas decorations etc. employment t^ckground. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. beams, extra wide floor and toasting your feet on a 17th. 3M Ripley Hlfi Road, IW...... Employer. home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, renovated. 3 bedrooms, Low$40’s. Hayes Corporation, family rooms. Priced from COMPLEX tag sale, 44-50 Coventry. Antiques, original Proceeds go to Conn. Council We are a growing company and boards and some original fireplace, full basement. 646^)131. BOLTON/Manchester line. warm “Green Manor” slab. For The Blind. OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30th.. 1077 have plenty of work on a vear laundry ouTDigs and overtime MANCHESTER - Only $29,- $53,900 to $65,900. Church Street, East Hartford, paintings, rugs, wasner, OFFICE CLERK Part time. round basis. Clean, modern shop, services, Manchester. Deb­ stenciling on walls and Garage. Very clean. Priced Prime area on Birch Moun­ We have one for you, newly 900. Five room older Colonial. redecorated, exceptional (across street from church) china, silverware, tires, old Daily 9 to 3. Must have neat five day week, and many benefits. bie, 643-1790. floors S47 900 00 reduced. Charles Ponticelli & tain. Minutes to Route 84. Six Six families selling clothing, magazines, 78 rpm’s, clothing, TAG SALE-Household items, Must nave own tools and furnish Spacious yard, convenient Son, 646-1840, 646-0800. MANCHESTER - Rockledeedee y«ear old, ten room Colonial, fireplace, with electric logs. clothes, 6 ft. Fisher four way appearance and be accurate references. Apply In person only location. Lessenger Sells, 64^ new executive listing. Eim t M E lW n AGENCY furniture, etc. Saturday and humidifier, much more. • •••••••••••••• to: Carl Miles or Sol King No m Viinyl siding, thermopane win­ Beamed ceiling kitchen, three nillow, 4 tires It wheels etc.. t^ is t. Local Manchester of­ HARD WORKING 8713. CAPE — 6 rooms, living room Custom built Colonial 649-1190 Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Halp Wantad 13 fice. Please reply with phone calls. RELIABLE girl needs in­ MANCHESTER. Forest Hills. lilal dows, (K large family room, 2Vk bedrooms, waU-to-wall 1149 Silver Lane. East Hart­ room, dining room, 3 (Jape. Two full baths, central carpets, washable Walltex, LADIES FULL LENGTH ADVERTISING resume to Box V c/o VEHKliS UNLMTEO teresting or creative job. I am Ten room, U&R Raised baths, four bedrooms, in- DINETTE SET-oil burner, dark ranch mink coat. Petite ford, corner of Milwood Road. 1 M M h | tv ■ Mpolv MANCHESTER - Tastefully bedrooms, new kitchen Ranch. High on a hill, private air conditioning, fully ground heated pool, 20x40. living room, dining room and 17th., Si 18th. September, 9 to Manchester Herald. Rputa 6, Columbia willing to learn. Am ar­ remodeled three bedroom equipped first floor family commode, furniture, bicycles, size 7. Excellent condition. RATES tistically inclined and in­ cabinets and counters, full landscaped lot, excellent Large two car garage. Needs hall. Neat, well landscaped VERNON-Four bedroom vrt«Mkl(Miliieickv|iilvr C:ape. Big country kitchen, room, English pub rec room. yard, brick patio, screen treadle cabinet, frames, Moving South, want to sell im­ WANTED: Receptionist- terested in photography. 649- basement, treed yard. $33 - potentialitial ;■for in-law quarters minor interior decorating. Raised Ranch. Carpeting, 1 dsy 11C word per day KtaMhM M im 9N lif Mi< cv close to everything. $36,900, mirrors, dishes, whatever! mediately. Best offer. 649-7407 6404. 900.00 or large growing family. Professionally landscaped lot Immediate occupancy. PricM enclosed porch. Call for ap­ Paneled family room, TAG SALE-Saturday 3 days 10c word per day h a p p y a d s M. a * ImmUij n N IN nAMn Dental Assistant. PART TIME AND FULL Friday and Saturday, 96 anytime. Lessenger Selfs, 646^13. Make us an offer, this must 6e with abundance of stone walls below rralacement cost at pointment to see. Weaver fireplace, IVk baths, garage 3 September 17th., 10 to 5 (Rain 6 days Oc word per day Experienced, for one girl of­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Glenwood Street. It N IlMt, HWei a avl TIME — Various shifts BOLTON CENTER - sold. Asking $71,000. Lombar­ and trees. $79,900. Hayes $68,500. rancipals only. 644- Real EsUte, 643-1667. zone heat. Large lot $43,^. dale Sunday). Games, toys, 26 days 6c word per day natalla mt vnia Ayirti... fice. Four and Vt day week. available. Days, nights, COLUMBIA - Just listed and Corp, 646-0131. 30” FRANKLIN STOVE. All 15 words S2 00 minimurn Send replies to Box W c/o Colonial with spectacular do 3c Associates, 649-4003. 0279, work 644-2555. Call 875-0469. clothes, dishes, plants, Christ­ weekends. Apply Augie & □ EDUCATION only $37,900, Beautifully COVENTRY-Perfect starter GARAGE SALE-Rain or cast iron, one year old. $200. Happy Ads $2 30 inch aA pravt* tv a iM r. I ai rN i« Manchester Herald. view. Eight rooms, 2 shine, Saturday September 640-8519. m as decorations, cake Rays, 708 Silver Lane, East remodeled three bedroom or retirement home. Six decorating supplies, many b riwirt haAawhf Ho v a il»a Hartford, Friday 9 to 11 a.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car MANCHESTER - $33,900. Six GLASTONBURY. Manchestr 17th; Sunday September 18th; •aviaa, batraN ibUKr, mt Cape. Country acre. Hurry. room C ^ in excellent condi­ MANCHESTER-BOLTON room, three bedroom Cape in Lota-Land lor Sala 24 other items. 202 Bidwell KENNEL-Part time after­ Privala Inatruetlona 18 Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. garage, on beautifully Country Club area and across 9 to 5. 32 Westminster Road. GROUND FAULT $40, 13 ” <<------y) Mral ib n M i «aM Mktb tki tion. Storms, screens, line. Beautiful stx room quiet country setting. Excep­ Street. noons, 3 to 5 p.m., Saturday 1 IMMEDIATE OPENING-For landscaped level lot. $59 - from Minnechaug Golf tional value at $49,500. Cali BUILDING LOT For Sale - Stereo, record player, food Dynasty Mags $80, three pitatlil b bmlw nt vf iffvb. to 5 p.m. Maintain premises, aluminum siding, convenient Ranch on wooded lot, located sllcer, bikes, jewelry- iji Happy Birthday ^ receptionist and, switch board REMEDIAL READING and 900. Course. Lovely Ranch, on cul-de-sac off Lake Street. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- Henry Street. Near schools. Columbia girls’ bikes; two MIm waM hcM« SvpviMa it bathe dogs, answer phone. location. Must sell. Offers 100x200 lot, two car garage, Something For Everyone! 26”, one 20”, $15. Call 643- TAG SALE-Moving. operator, for front desk posi­ math; individualized work CONTEMPORARY considered. Lombardo 3c Wall-to-wall carpeting, 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., No brokers. Call 646-4528. Miscellaneous items. Satur­ Inquire 3 to 5 p.m.. Canine tion in our manufacturing many extras, low $30's. Lom­ 1814. Bolton. ovulHibffifllniMliMa*- program, (lst-8th grade) by RANCH - With U rooms, Associates, 649-4003. fireplace, dishwasher, gar­ Manchester Office, 647-9139. *••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• day September 17th., 10 to 4. I HEATHER | pli, i^iirtlibf, pruNtla mt Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon firm. Must be able to type, Master’s degree teacher. 566- COLUMBIA bardo 3c Associates, 649-4003. Ek)ual Housing (Opportunity. Road, Manchester. No Phone in executive neighborhood, age, low $40’s. 64S-M88. Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 HomOi For Sato 23 Rain date September 18th. 122 From lian l ubt vaiiaaiL It ra hN and develop an excellent rap­ 8075. Oak Street. call please. port with customers. Wul reildenUil lone, ISOO’ roed fron- with adjoining inlaw apart­ ta VI Ihi debt a n a hr tMi III, Uj|e, devefoperi welcomed. W, The “Boornlo" work with our busy sales and ment. Main house has * phiM mb ]wr m av b la SS, GUITAR, BANJO Lessons - I TAG SALE-324 Lydall Street. accounting department in a Now’s the time to “FALL” large sunken living room, of I September 10th through 17th. c/iMacliitbrllvM.UnHhtMl new office building. Contact formal dining room, 3 bi InM In caohb tatHaci. HAIRDRESSER into music. Children aged 5 MANCHESTER Many household items, Multi Circuits Inc., 5() on, adults. Days, evenings, New LisUns — 16 room, aluminum baths, 4 bedrooms, master At / HOUSE the WANTED I turn of the century walnut Holp Wanled 13 Harrison Street, Manchester. Saturdays. Free loan instru­ Bided (our funUy, central location, WEEK I BIU TUHSKY ADVERTISING Exp«rl«nCBd preftrrect. bedroom with dressing APPUANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO hutcc. 643-8338. Hilr Dtsign all appliancei, good income ment. 646-6557. producer. 666,(00. area, family room, large DEADLINE FULL TIME - Hardware and MECHANIC WANTED - 4 Wmt Rd., dlington NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 game room with pool table, Delightful Living Plan ★ALUMINUM A VINYL AIDING TAG SALE-Saturday. plumbing store clerk. Retail Experienced necessary. Call Call 871-2040 p.m,, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full PIANO Instruction - Begin­ September 17th, 9 til dark, 12 00 noon ihe day belore sales, Also receiving, some Gene Langan, VW 633-0261. plus extra building lot. Bulldara, Plumbara, Ramodalara, (20 Colon To Chooao Prom) publication or 878-6711 lime. Eight hour shift. ning, Intermediate, advanced. EAST HARTFORD corner Windsor and Croft heavy merchandise handling. ExMrienced helpful but we Donald Charlamb; B.M. ,,*■.*‘‘”■1' •p arlm en t RANCH — on one acre Elactriclana, Raal Ealata Brokara and Deadline lor Saturday and bulldina, all brick, (ully rented Drive. Infant to size 6 girls Apply in person after 10:6o PART TIME SECRETARY- win train. Apply in person. Hartt, M.M. Eastman. Cali plus Built in 1974, 6 ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES clothes. Like new. Baby fur­ M onday is 12 00 Noon Friday a.m. Barrett Plumbing Supp- separate uUlltiea, convenient loca: Salaamen — Call Ua lor Bpaelal Dependable person with prior PART TIME BOOKKEEPER East Hartford Convalescent 643-4386. Uon. 164,(00. rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2 niture, toys, household items, 331 B ro ad S tr e e t, office experience, Knowl^ge NEEDED. Apply Alpha Pricoa on yourAppllanco Nooda and Barvicaa. . ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS Home, 745 Main street. East fireplaces, 2 full baths. 2- I tools, ana building materials. 1anchester. of transcription equipment a Omega Inn, Route 44A, Hartford. PIANO INSTRUCTION by MANCHESTER PLEASE READ car garage, wall-to-wall must. Hours 9 a.m. to noon, 5 Bolton. 12 to 3. experienced, creative Four Family, central localion, ful­ 443-440 HARTFOIIO ROAD MANCHESTER Phont 649-9095 throughout house. Im­ I TAG SALE-New items, YDUR AD CARPENTER - Experienced days a week. Please send teacher. Ail ievels. Sampie ly rented. Includes 6 Bay Garage I household items, children’s in all phases. Call 643-4139, Reduced lo 152.000 maculate condition. Only PHONE 047-0007 resume to Box TT, c/o INVENTORY AND iesson free with September FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS chairs, avon bottles, knlck- Classified ads are taken over anytime. Manchester Herald. BILLING. Responsible RH’s - LPN’s TMistration. Gretchen Van $45,500.00 Ihe phone as a convenience QLASTONBURY I knacks, much miscellaneous. mature, person with good of­ Why, 647-9751. CONTEMPORARY September 16th, 17th, 18th. 10- The Herald is responsible lor SECURITY GUARDS Wanted fice skills needed to process NURSE AIDES New listing - Beaulilul 5 'i Room only one incorrect insertion and RAISED RANCH - with 16. 195 Mark Drive, North - Full and part time. Licensed large numbers of transactions Condo. Rec room, custom bar then only to Ihe size of the SPECIAL EDUCATION 642.500 fieldstone front and -64'-0" Coventry off Route 44A. original inseriion Errors which to carry small arms and clean with accuracy and judgement CENTER offers extra help h i- (N)MPANIONS fireplace, 7 rooms and W. H. ENGLAND do not lessen the value of Ihe police record required. Call for reasonableness. Must have with learning disabiiities, skili MANCHESTER 265-7181, or apply m person at Needed to provide nursing large deck on first floor, TAG SALE-81 Main Street. advertisemeni will nol be cor­ good figure aptitude, services in private homes deficits, and attention Four Family close to shopping i .f ( 1 Two CB’s, sky diving gear, rected by an additional inser­ Metro Security, 826 East proficient with ten key probiems. Diagnostic evaiua- schools. Fully rented, four car gar- lower level large family MASTHSJUItl tion Fine opportunity to and medical facilities. 0 compound bow, clothes, mis­ Center Street Wallingford, calculator and typing. age Secondary financing room with fireplace and 2 manage progressive health Consideration given to tion $36, tutoring from $4 i cellaneous glassware, kitchen Conn. Excellent benefits. Call Mr hour. Caii 649-2428 ( 3-6 p.m.) available, low down payment 661 ■ finished rooms. 2-car gar­ and beauty aid chain of preference of days and 900 tBRVINO MAUCHeSTBR OVBR SO fBARS* i COMPANY items, furniture, sewing Rosenberg, 646-2830. An equal age on beautiful machine, dryer and DRIVER AND CLERK - over 385 stores. Volume opportunity employer, hours — 4 to 40 hours PIANO INSTRUCTION. VERNON landscaped lot. $71,000.00 II ^'Hardware & Building Materiala refrigerator for parts, paint, Holp Wantod 13 wholesale distributor has discount store requires available weekly. Live-in Beginner through advanced. Five Family, never a vacancy. 25S (INTER STREET, MMKHESTER and old storm windows. Satur­ opening for full time steady strong manager merchan­ CAPABLE WORKER FOR a t Niio LitTmae nowi companions also needed. Dorothy H. Porcheron, Hart­ New healing system Reduced 664 ■ of All Kinds'^ day, September 17th, 10 a.m. SCHOOL'S IN AND you can work. Good driving record, diser experienced in drug, FULL TIME Work. Apply in Malpractice coverage, ford School of Music I etLllMQ Youll Your Complete One Stop Headquartera references required. Apply 900. I PaOPIIITYT CALL TODAYI get out! Earn money on your supermarket or any person at Manchester Car bonding, and working- graduate. Call 649-0048. For Building Materiala & Hardtoarel BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. own time selling beautiful, Manchester Tobacco & Candy Building Suppllaa 42 related field considered. Wash, 563 West Middle Turn­ men’s compensation pro­ MANCHESTER PHONE 040-B201 guaranteed AVON products. Company, 299 Green Road. Intvrvliwi Tuesday pike, Manchester. 649-9830, Schoola-Claaaaa 19 Five Family Tenants pay all Call 523-9401 for information. After 3 p.m. vided. NATURAL STONE lo t Septsmbsr 20lh, utilities. Secondary financing available. Low down payment retaining walls, veneers, 9-S only HELPER NEEDED ON AID & ASSISTANCE KARATE INSTRUCTION - PHILBRICK patios, etc. Pick up by the APPLICATIONS being taken SECURITY GUARDS Wanted TRUCK — Age between 18 and Learn Uechi-Ryu Karate. 664.900. now for work in meat - Full and part time. No of Northaaatarn NOTICE TO ound or delivery by the ton. BROOKS MSCODIIT 22. Call after 6 p.m.. 644-9152. Four lessons per week, lolton Notch Stone (Juarry, processing plant. Some experience necessary. Will Connactlcut, Inc. available only $1() per month AGENCY experience preferred but not train. Apply in person Metro 277 W ail Middle Tpka. 357 East Center 81. EASTERN 649-3163. IF HOMEMAKING IS YOUR as we operate as a club. REAL ESTATE CO. necessary. Call 289-7895, Security at 826 East Center Manchaatar "Thing” why not apply to Mencheeter, Cl. (N#il to Bonanu) Highly qualified black belt in­ 848-9280 Realtors Doga-BIrda-Pala 43 Bugmacki’s Special Meat Street, Wallingford, Conn., or River East Homemaker- 843-9818 structors. Contact Ernie ADVERTISERS Products, 410 Prospect Street, call 265-7181. 646-9191 Home Health Aide Service for Harriman, 646-8688. East Hartford, Ct. DOG-CAT BOARDING a part time position. We are a If you would like to advertise your bathing/grooming. Obedience PART TIME DAY Help ten town Manchestei'-based 646-4200 protection classes. Complete ELECTRICIAN Experienced needed. Hours 11 a m. to 3 home care agency. We will Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Business or Service In this space, please helpers. All benefits, (tall 644- p.m. Contact manager Arthur PART TIME permanent posi­ modern lacillties. Canine train you, pay you a fair hour­ call The Herald Classified Advertising Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 14%. Treachers Fish & Chips, 401 tion. General office work. We ly wage and reimburse Center Street. 643-2085. need a sharp person to take Department, 643-2711. Road, Manchester. For reser- , mileage. Car essential. Call MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. vations please call 64^5971. telephone calls, work on 643-9511 for an appointment. 311 Main Street 646-2130 budget accounts, accounts chance here for cross traffic receivable, accounts payable RN’s - $5.75 hourly. LPN’s CHIHUAHUA - Male, female . ipies. Ready lo go. $75. to Rtfs / L W s / NURSES AIDES / HOMEMAKERS some posting on business $4.40 hourly. Excellent fringe See how that attractive front to bother a busy mother, porch, for example, is $ m Call 247-0464. Part Tim# and Full Tima aaaignmania avallabla machines. Hours 9-3 or 10-4. benefits and an opportunity lo either. FEATURINQ: Send resume to F. Wyman expand your nursing MANCHESTER pleasantly sheltered between In the family room note the Cutlom Drspts • INp Covsrs In your araa. Hour# and aaaignmanta to ault Box 269, Manchester, Connec­ Sadsprtsds • Fsstoont FREE PUPPIES. Shots. Half knowledge. Contact Mrs. 2 F A M IL Y - the living room and garage. charming fireplace for cozy Irish Setter, part Golden your achadula. Top aalary. Baal of all you can ticut, 06040. Ferguson, Mr. Horstman or Corntc## • Window StiadM Primarily alngla-famlly And note how the central conversations by the hearth Woodwovtn Romans Retriever. 646-3784. Mr. Atlas at Lorraine Manor, work aa many or aa faw hour# and daya aa you I neighborhood, nice. entry preserves the privacy of and see the beautiful big Monjr 09m FooturM 233-8241. IWITS SHOPATHCUtSiaviCl with. CONNECTICUT HEALTH SERVICES' KITCHEN WORK. Built 1990, city w A e. the lovely, formal living room Boala-Accaaaorlaa 45 Dishwasher needed evenings. patio just outside the glass will conduct Intorvlawa at Th# Quality Inn, 51 1 Separele heating, oil CARPETS FLOOR COVERING and also establishes an doors at its far end. 18 or older. Call Cavey’s baaeboard hot water. Conderino^s 20 FOOT FISHING Boat. ; Hartford Turnpike In Varnon (Exit 85 oft 1-86) Restaurant, 643-2751. Connecticut's Lsrgsst Floor Covsrina efficient pattern for traffic to The three adjoining ^ Qanarally large rooma. Fiberglas bottom, 40 h.p. on Friday, Saptambar 16th from 7:30 a.m. to 6 ' Dssisr every room. bedrooms are cotpfortable and Drapery Shop motor. Trailer, canvas top, FIDDLER PLAYER Good layout and aaparata OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9-6 Enjoy the Beauty i extras. Excellent condition. p.m. For Intormatlon call (Hartford) 242-8811. CARRIERS aniraneaa. Across a partial divider wall have good sized closets, but 99 Summar Sirtat WANTED — Serious hard THURSDAY A FRIDAY 9-9 Cuilom Windou) $900. 643-9859. working, for established 1^ Full baaamanl. the cozy dining room derives a the master bedroom suite Manchtsitr progressive Country Band Near hue A thopping. ^ ______643-6882 feeling of additional across the hall truly is the Phona 646-7216 Qardan Produeta 47 Steady work. 643-1830, after NEEDED spaciousness from the open "star of the show.” Note its 5:00. $44,900 w/appllancaa. / for FALL CLEARANCE planning used in the adjoining sliding doors to the patio, and APPLES, peaches, and pears. Botti’s Fruit Farm. 260 Bush Manchester and kitchen and family room. Note its dressing area, huge closet CUSTODIAN - Part time mor­ portaUa git grills 1 ^ FUEL SHORTAGES) Hill Road. Manchester. RN's - LPN’s nings, 8-12. Submit inquires East Hartford areas AT COST too how much cabinet and and private bath. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift to: Property Committee, to dallvar tha counter space is provided by A laundry-utility room is incranadPriGM i MacINTOSH APPLES -No. t. 11 p.m, to 7 a.m. Shift Center Congregational JUST LISTED— the four sided kitchen work conveniently located to save hand picked. $2.25 W bushel. Church, No phone calls Manchaatar Evaning Plaaaa call for a tnora complata daacrlp- OTHER PORTABLE GRILLS ARE YOU READY 44 Baldwin r 4, Manchester. Part time or full time. ODEGARD area with its dining counter plenty of steps at laundry time please. Harakl tlon. Thia la a particularly nica 4-4 2 PRICED FROM You can ba — 644-8049. Pleasant working conditions, Call for fast convdhient family and is near this and the main ^ n e f^ ts. Family. Primarily bacauaa ol Ha aga and REALTY Call SECURITY PERSONNEL, • 6 9 ’ * room meals. There is no bath with its double lavatory. POTTED MUMS. $1.25 each. 5 Many part time positions 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 vary good location, II probably won't bo on tho markat long. Im 6 4 3 - 4 3 6 5 NEW ENfiLAW FOAM SYSTEMS, me. Tinker Pond Road, Bolton, available. Must be over 18, R.D. PEARL ARON For a working drawing of (203) 872-8066 878-7134 (Off Birch Mountain Road). v e r n o iTIh a n o r have a car, phone, be able to EtfbUtkm 1941 pass State Police Registra­ MUMOmet A UTtKftCTWa thIa modal or houao plan book# FOR A FREE ESTIMATE 871-0385 S h e H e r a lh M l MAIN ST. writa: Larry Farnaworth, Box BRANDIED PEACHES, tion. Call Monday through UREAFORMALDEHYDE FOAM ^iced iearsn app/e butter, Friday 233-2165. Equal Oppor­ DOWNTOWN MANCNEITln 1841, Laa Vagaa, Navada T * L 643-2171 11 West Rd. Ellington, Ct. jams, marmalades. conKervet tunity Employer. 1 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa S9101. and Indian Chutney. Orders taken. 649-6101. ^ V PAGE EIG H T-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HRRAl.n Manchester. Conn.. Thurs . .Sen, , 07, Eriw st ACROSS DOWN Answer to Prtviout Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchcfter, Conn., Thura., Sept. 15, 1977- PAGE NINE-B Afiartmtutt For Rmtt S3 Antet for iah o r Autne For U h 1 Pronoim t- Mekee Itce U ID H M Llll nn i|A|R| • r 4 v3m Par Bata A 8 T Charlss M. Schultz to R THt NfXT tfO StcOMOS • * • 6 Patea(Lst) 2 Let n c in c in n 1 w H i i T i t h e c a p iT a k M^CHESTER - 4 room VEGA ENGINES Rebuilt. . n n a n n n THCffC VWIU Bf a Tf5T. 8 VM(tretisic) 3 Fifttgerden oif ofLawiiRe^ WaddJii” s< -S ll'^ n n il *"•" sleeves. Ac- Dear Abby UOffiew't 4 Positive words T m AutonaoUve Machines, 6 SovoirJtIrt » ^fer?,S^: a t 7 "lla% «<»d. Bloorafleld. 13 Type of poem 6 Flurry 14 7 Attionien fr Corp., 646-0131. ______By Abigail Van Buren l6Vtty(Fr.) hittoritn I h a v e UWAT/V\AVBE THAT UrtSN T SUCH A , * B riP — 77y pno» LINCOLN MARK IV I w c r - c f f i I I Component of 8 Lets A r a t h e r d if f ic u l t 'iSi' 9 Comet d if f ic u l t QUEfTlON DWLPX Stereo, »lr. cruise control, aU DEAR ABBY: In reply to HURT WIFE, who asked, ttom ( D n o B a o n QUESTION FOR VOU... DUPLEX. Centra locaUon. pevevwa power. . ww.vw46.000 miles.ssauw . Goodviv Con­ ‘‘What makes a happily married, religious man go to a 17 Honow 10 Inner (prefix) uLTEdanalnniiinuu AFTER ALL' No pets. Security. dition. $SM. 6436801. plan like a massage parlor?" you replied; “Curiosity. Lust. IIFoele 11 Short Jeckot nciQDnEilaraDDiBQ References. Available Oc­ 20 Heving boot 19 Superietive n an an aA nnnDCDD ►lo’ o lo f f i tober 1st. |22S a month. 640- i F C C f A L L l An^ itch for variety. The fear of missing something. 1067 MERCURY COUGAR. Wanting to be ‘one of the boys.' Being too chicken to rsfuse ciieneo suffix lug 42 Bears 1024 or 643-2280. - 22 Noun suffix 32 Madison Automatic. 280 cubic.Inches when one of his pals suggested ItTremporary insanity.” 2 1 Mild expletive 43 Charge Good condition. Asking 3750 23 Inquire 24 Ftmily ctr Avtnua 44 Affltricen NEWLY REDECORATED Abhy, did it ever occur to you that maybe he Just 640-3723. curiouely 25 Prelse Uchniqua (2wdi.) (ebbr.) FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- wanted a massagel1 24 Tilted WInthrop 26 Angered 36 Prod 45 Birtlett With heat included. Call after 1070 BUICK RIVIERA - ARTHUR 27 Housing 27 Diittnce 39 Combuition 47 ) 1877 UmiadFfsiuTTrnil-CAie i»»c ■ 5, 643-1707. egeny (ebbr.) Wettr pipe Power steering, power metiurt rtmnant 4g Shed blood brakes, air. Oean. |700 or best 77F0R0 mVEMCK DEAR ARTHUR: It’s possible. But U YOU had bssn 28Exptoh 26 Above '•jGU HAVE A V IO L B ^ , M V E g 40 Dooded 49 Ttllits offer. 640-8356 after 5 p.m. writing this coiomn for more than 20 years, ITl bat that’s . 3t Egypt (ebbr.) 29 Store event 32 Smut 41 Mikas pig 52 Bl-Focals — By Ruth Marcus UNCONTROLLABLE Nomes for Root 54 the LAST answer you'd have come up with. 30 WIdtmouthed Chinese fish TE{APBR.* S E E '? ‘ r I M w i v t wniivwaii iir#i. 33 Dog’s fool sounds leuce 34 Dey of week M ^CHESTER - Attractive 2 Can be sw n*at *^e^ D a!^ DEAR ABBY; I may be old-fashioned, but I can’t see 1 2 3 4 s 1 7 a 9 10 1L 9< / ^ / / bed^m tot^ouse availabie Queen, 242 Broad Street, after (ebbr.) n I I Z' teaching sixth and seventh grade/s sex in the schoolroom. HERE A R E ' in the Coach House on Otis 5 p.m. — 36 Thug 12 13 14 I ts FORD GBUUIM $3595 i They are a long way from needing that kind of information. 36 Oil (suffix) VK3UR ^ / I WILL— S tr e e t. 1 1 /2 b a th s 11 11 appliances, carpeting, base Why rush them? If you start putting ideas about sax into 37 Curious 17 PL»RCf4ASES, 1071 DATSUN 240 2 - their heads, first thing you know, they’ll start 38 Frequently ment. No pets, one child. 3315 Michelin, vinyl top, air con- II II 10 2t MADAME. IM GOIMG includes heat, hot water experimenting. (poet) 1 ditioning. Mags, no rust. Good 22 Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. mechanically, good over-all No wonder we have so many unmarried mothers among 38 Al Cipp WITH A 646-2482. FORD ORMUIM teenagers. I read in your column that venereal disease is cherecter 1 Call 6437810 after 6 p.m. 75 $32951 41 Cereel griln 24 25 21 21 30 “utomMlc, power steering, sir " now an epidemic in this country. 1 fR iE N P / - 3 MANCHESTER - Four What can be done to stop all this sex education, Abby? 42 Netlonel 31 PKJ: 1071 TOYOTA COROLLA conditioning, radio. moflogreni “l-'S ) bedroom,I nine , L.. room home .------in Excellent body, excellent CONCERNED IN ILLINOIS 1 1 ■ lovel 43 Whitt wettr 34 engine. Real Peach! Just add 46 Dence 1 ■ montbiy.ithly. Substantial security love and some new brakes DEAR CONCERNED; U there really WERE all the sex 60 Verily 37 31 40 and references will be Call 646-2808. 76 FORD ELITE $4695 education you claim there la, we’d have LESS teenage 51 Curly letter 1 ■ Qanfen Products S7 Apartmonu For Rant 53 ApartmanH For Rant 53 chwked. 2insser Agency, 646- Y ^ow with vinyl roof. 8 cylinder, automltlc power pregnancy and V.D.—not more. 63 LecUng heir 41 steering, air conditioning. ’ " 1 That Extra i m PONTIAC CATALINA- No one haa to put "ideaa’’ atent eex into the heada of 64 Wood 43 44 45 4. 47 41 41 fflRYSANTHEMUM3Many WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR AND 1/2 room aoart- With extra engine and dren. It’i there already. Sexual feelings and curk>aity 65 Hewelien 1 of your apart- ment FurniihedT unfur- N IC E 6 ROOM Cape - votceno. 10 SI 52 S3 31.50. 29 Mountain Road, transmission. NecM. muffler. ut sex are natural and normal in all children. And ao la Priacllla’s Pop — Al Vermeer ment or home. J.D. Real nished. Adults. No pets, no R ^ecorated inside anil out. 3150. Call after 6, 647-1284 . Meune____ Glastonbury, near Estate Associates, Inc. 646- utiUUes.S^rity depos^^ Nice Private yard. 3350 « r 72 FORD fM 70 $1695 rexperimenting. 66 Told fib 54 55 51 Ideally, parents should provide their children with a Minneachaug Golf Course. 1980. 6435729. ^ ^ ' m om ^H eat not included. Call I Wagon. Blue, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM radio ^ 67 It humen 1969 CAMARO-Excellent con­ proper sex education, but aorveys show that most of them 61 Soep 57 SI SI dition. Low miles, power APPLES-Pick your own, LOOKING for anything in real do not, so some echoola provide it. Unfortunately, the only IngrtdIenF If OH. PEAR, organically grown. 32.50 MANCHESTER - Six rooms, steering automatic transmis- 59 Compeniofl of IHIWSPAPIR INTISPRill A88N | 0ERNARP- wtate rental - apartments, three bedrooms, garage, clil“6^traf‘S-5 states that have lawe requiring aex education In the bushel. Chestnuts also homes, multiple dwellings, no n ish ed la rg e V ic to ria n ------76 PRITO $31951 schools are Hawaii, Kentucky, Michigan, Maryland, odds available soon. Look for sign, adults, no pets. 3I8O. LaPenta fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Agency, 6*32440. Colonial with four or five Mlaaouri and North Dakota. (Louisiana ezpresaly forbids 84 Hackmatack Street, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. it.) ’The old saying, "What you don't know can’t hart yon" is r Manchester. 643-6658. ------— dtHn*™’ OHC*r^^linto,''^^u^atlc NEWER THREE Bedroom ‘''ansmission, excellent not true. On the contrary—it CAN hurt you. And it’s BEAT THE COMMUTE! Duplex. 1 1/2 baths 3290 nlus iS .ifi ' , • Adults, mechanical condition. 20 MVEMCK hurting all of ua. \ I Cromwell area’s most utilities, carp!^iS7 ''afe »«>• Security m.p.g. 3550. 6436412. 75 $29951 I prestigious and luxurious m \ Antiquaa 45 appliances, references. No required. Call DEAR ABBY; Why do people place so much importance Win at Bridge studios. One, two and three pets, children. Call 64M671. 1967 IWDGE DART. Running on manners? From the time kids learn to walk and talk, WANTED Antique furniture, bedroom apartments from condition. Best offer. Call ^ 3I8O to 3289 per month. Call adults hassle them about maimers and teing polite. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Otficaa-Sloraa tor Rant 55 8361. other antique item s. R. today, 632-1300. Only 15 FIVE ROOM Newer Duplex - 71 FORD $16951 I don’t see what good it does to stand up when an older Soiid clubs boost slam bid minutes to downtown Ifart- Bath and a half, laundry power steering, power ^ person or a lady comes into the room. And there are CD Harrrison, 643-8709. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1965 BUICK. Dependable ford. room, completely carpeted, brakes, air condltlonlngj^vInyO radio. dozens of other rules that come under the heading of with five notrump to ask for c 9 2 air conditioned, dishwasher, fice. Ground level, central transportation. „ , Good— buy at NORTH ID) >5 ^ Hffyyqta lr< t M WANTED-Furniture, old toys. “manners” that make no sense ,at all. kings. This follow up also in- disposal and appliances. 3285 location, professional 6295. Call 6432323. Maybe you can explain it to me. AAKJ4 Bisque dolls, atciiia steins, Liucits'clocks SEVEN ROOM Apartment ------__ Stop In and Tost Drive V65 , forms partner that they have Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence swords, guns. Outright Locust Street. Security. ’’1?,^ *y- accept two building, parking and u t ilit ie s .------DON’T GET IT Call 6432865. 1966 MUSTANG. Needs some ♦ 83 all the aces. There is no purchase or consignments Available. Call 6432426, 9 to 5. S'***®"- ao pet?- Available work, but runs well. 3180. 742- reason to invite seven when M cK E E Call 644-8962 ------November 1st. Security and■y The Excitingly NEW 4AKQJ2 WE MAKE aircraft YOU'VE EACH 6 0 T FOR RENT - Store and of- 9423. DEAR DON'T; To answer your question, no one sold it you know there is an ace INDUSTRIE? IS PART5...ANP BABY AND HOW DO / BY A NEW ...... RESPONSIBLE FEMALE references required. ‘ Call 643 ®"? better than the late and great Amy Vanderbilt; WEST EAST NO AIRCRAFT ( A COPY OF THE you SU30EST STOCK ISSUE- against you. Blim ps... MAVBE its - COST s t u d y ; > Wantad to Buy 49 wanted for two bedroom with 8347 or 6433464 after 5 p.m P®>'Wng. 4952 43 COMPANY; TIME WE SOT INTO WE RAISE THIS/ A WALL STREET same in Windsor Locks. Call ------^ as 3100 per month. 643 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 “Good manners are the traflic rules for society in North dutifully shows his ■MANY MIL.IONS ( FIRMS A l RBACv speed. 30,000 miles. Excellent VQ 9 7 4 3 VKJ8 PLANE production; PmleJ ACCORDIANS - Will pay up to ®f‘®'' ® P *" - 627-0303. TWO BEDROOM, convenient- general. Without good manners, living would ba chaotic, ♦ J972 ♦Q10S4 two kings and Muth merely A 6R E E D TO condition. 31395. Call 6435511 goes to six spades. F l o a t it 380 for 120 Bass; 320 for 12 ------—------ly located, three family house. after 4 p.m. human beings unbearable to each other. Reduced to a 4 5 4 10 B 7 6 4 Bass. Call 247-0842. THREE ROOM Apartment No children or pets. Rent 3200 phrase, goodf manners is conaidaration of other people In SOUTH At this point North revalues Utilities not included. Call his hand. South was clearly ------_ _ _ _ with stove, refrigerator, 3210 respect to their feelings, their safety, their privacy and 4 Q 10 8 7 6 6436471 after 5 00, OFFICE SPACE 1970 MAVERICK - 6 cylinder, ^ ^ Front Whool Drlvo-h thinking of seven when he bid WANTED - L.C. Smith P®‘s- Security and standard. 1965 Chevy Impala. their full aodal rights and privileges.” V A 10 2 Parker, Fox, higrade required, FOR RENT ♦ AK6 five notnimp. Could there be a FIVE ROOM, First floor 1953 Chevy. Runs. Cali M3 excellent condition ^otgun. ™'**»'>ck Agency, 646-4200. HO jiquarc f„t, center of 4771. 4 9 3 trump loser? How about 3100 reward resulting apartment in three family Mancheeter air conditioning and Both vulnerable another loser? purchase. Henry Yeska Sr ®)LTON - Three room apart- house- Centrally located, hot parking. Call MS-SS51. 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, Astro-graph Weil North Eait South South could not know that RD 1, Nazareth Pa 18064 ment. Heated, range water included. No pets. ______power steering and brakes, 14 P au 14 North held four sure and five 1436 --'Tigerator. Venetian blinds, S e c u rity re q u ire d . 3230 By BERNICE BEDE 080L P au very probable club tricks so ets. References. $230 ntotithly. Available October ------air conditioning, excellent 44 P au 4N.T. A U SIZfS 40 FOOT MAGNESIUM or condition. 31500. 6439199. P au 5» P au 5N.T. North bids the grand slam 14>/2-24V^ ily. 6435983, 1st-CaU a fter5 p.m., 843-8883. M A N C H E S T E R CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jen. 19) aluminum ladder. Call 643 S , A p­ Pass 6W P au 64 which makes easily in spite of 0495. proximately 660 square feet of It Is Incumbent upon you In this Extra skirts are always 1973 CHEVY IM PA U - 400. 4 Paaa 74 P au P au the bad club break. Alley Oop — Dave Graue MAYBERRY VILLAGE AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1st. Prime apace In local bank period to Involve youraell In Pasa welcome additions to the ^ r . 47,000 milea. Good con­ situations where you make new East Hartford - 5 Room Spacious one bedroom heated 3275 includes beat, air con- Opening lead wardrolie . . . especially Duplex. Available October apartment. Owner occupied tUtloning dition. Air conditioning. $1750 acquaintances. They'll add spice - 24 when they are easy to □ RENTALS and. carpeting. Call after 5 p.m., 6 ^ 1 8 . IDlraOjila^ sew. 1st. Call anytime, 28350M. two family. Enclosed sun Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. to your llle. By Oswald & James Jacoby I’rin(ed Pattern U36 . . . ------porch, large yard, garage 6432482. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Several readers have asked h v q t t ? - AVAILABLE Immediately - After 5:00, 6 4 3 ^ or 8apt IS, 1977 In basic bridge responders to with Photo.(iiiide is in Aoomi for Rant M Thro= ...... 6433362. Vital goals will not elude you II Blackwood are in the position us if it is proper to show your Sizes to 24^. Size Three room apartment. BROAD STREET. Ap- This coming year Is likely to bq a you apply your native In­ hand and claim after trumps Uarpeted, appliances. U more active one than you’ve ex­ telligence today. You are ex­ of Tennyson’s light brigade. 1-14-np^ (Waist :n-.Tn THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur- u®T5i‘®£,'„,.®£PI‘®''‘^«»z ------“T ------proxlmately . 1600 feet - ...... of office ...... - ______. . . 2 ^ yards ‘15". perienced lor a long time. tremely capable If you concen- ’’Their’s not to reason why, are drawn and the rest of your cards are good. TO OROTf. se n i $1.00 for iic k wu i t m e n t Unusual, albeit beneficial, , Irate on the situation at hand. their’s but to do or die.’’ They pttlim, plus 29( for poiti|e and - SwBjSJiiSiSsS'ss's?' situations will keep you on the The answer is that it is nandlini, don’t have to die, but they do go Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) have to respond as asked. perfectly proper, but you had Revise plans affecting your best be sure of your claim, SUE BURNETT future If you feel It la necessary. In advanced bidding there Manch«tttr Evtning Htrald MANCHESTER - Two 3«0 SQUARE FEET - Heat 1966 CHEVY VAN. $350 firm. are several situations where because there are various 1150 Avt. of Arrkorlcoa BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished FIVF r iv im c Tn 't CaM evenlnga, 6434461. The main axiom of your succesa Now York, N.Y. lOOJO room. Kitchen privileges f ‘I; “'/'OOMS Second floor of ^ o o m s to sublet. Available a*r conditioning. Mostly Is to have faith In your Ideas. responder will take indepen­ possible restrictions on future November 1st. 3235 monUily. carpeted. 2 offices include, VIRQ O (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Theyll work out. dent action. play. In general, it is better ^at Name, Addrati with z ip Centrally located.^ Parking °®hland purity. References. Heat, Downtown location. Adjacent GMC 1975 Cab and Chassis, You’re better at mental gym­ just to play the hand out CODE. Style Number and il5a. Women only. Deposit. Ca!i S . M W W ^* *"■ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) The Fall & Winter *77 hot water. Appliances. No to excellent parking. M 3 ^ OM * » 1 wheels, 10,000 nastics than physical efforts to­ Today’s hand illustrates the quickly and save possible pets. 6435729, 6431317. ------^ G.V.W., Eliceeeds mint condi- Wishful thinkers usually bet on simplest one. South follows up BASIC FASHION con­ day. You can delegate the mus­ long shots and wind up on the arguments. Uon. Power steering, power cle power so that others won’t be his Blackwood four notnimp tains a Bonus Coupon. l ig h t HOUSEKEEPING FIVE AND 1/2 room Duplex —— — ------OFFICE AVAILABLE - short end. However, a calculated (NEWSPAPEB ENTERPRISE ASSN i Price . . . $2.00 a copy. SIX ROOM DUPLEX. Three Excellent Main Street loca- brakes, radio, new tires, must offended. Like to llr(d out more room. Fully furnished. Stove, apartment, garage, owner oc- be seen. 34300. Phone 6331862. llyer Is well worth your attention The Flintstones — Hanna*Barbera Productions Add $2.00 for the New bediwms, available October tlon. 440 square feet, heated FORD of what Ilea ahead for you? Send today Berry’s World refrigerator and linens cupied, security deposit for your copy of Aatro-Qraph SUCCESS IN SEWING. Street. M 3 required, 3220 per month. Call 1st. Security and references, and air conditioned. 3200 per 643 - Letter by mailing 50 cents lor TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ^ 9 - 6435029 after 3 Send replies to Box R c/o month. M36396. Manchester Herald. each and a long, self-addressed, Take everything In stride today. MANCHESTER - Retail and / Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 stamped envelope to Astro- For some strange reason, things or nuinufacturing space. 2 000 Graph. P.O. Box 489, Radio City have a way ol balancing out In sq. ft. to 100,000 ■■ Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to your favor. specify your birth sign. BUSINESS & SERVICE ^eiso‘SabTncttaunaoie. V isrokersr o k t ^ s ^rark K ite11 7Vi s,'^ 9JKLiAi ! cSSlefand9 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Like a p ro tected . Call Hevm an '^acx. 31,750. 2834042. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) The true Gemini, you're much more Properties, 1-2231208. 7 ------ability to acquire what you want adept today If you have several and need Is particularly strong projects going. To top It off, you EAST HARTFORD - Two ^ ^ today. II you use your Ingenuity, perform best under pressure. w c . the sky’s the limit. apartments plus store. HARLEY DAVIDSON 1973 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Excellent «uiHoiuc Burnside nveiiueAvenue FX-1200 - ouiuBuilt by lactorvfactory 310 Mabi St., Manchestar SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22)The Don't be too surprised II you're P^i®r® .ae^rtmentpartment engineer. Branch heads,heads mantle ol leadership falls on much more popular today than „^aculate. . , , Ideal------for Real Barnett clutch, aluminum your shoulders today. Irrespec­ you realize. You have many Estate or InsuranceiBsarance offices, rocker rollers, Mikuni car- ...... tive ol whal you may think. It's friends and they may all con­ Sarrlcat Ottarad evident you'll easily take charge. verge on you al once. Sarvicaa Ottarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 Campara-TralhTrallara % RooHng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 moblla Homes SA0ITTARIU8 (No«. 23-Oec. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Stietr-to in su l a t io n .. save 30% to 88 65 21) From lime to time you get In­ your guns If there's something timates, discount senior Wantad to Rant int senior 50% on fuel bills Free es- "^ES ROBBINS carpentry cpettai iviwr’ tuitive flashes that are you want to bring to a conclusion Born Loser — Art Sanaom c itiz e n s . ★ ★ TAG SALE - Save hundreds of 1974 TITAN Motor Home 24 Comp®ny timates, Absolutel^o'^oWigl. E ®‘:"? i?®®*®'*®' ^r"** dollars on dispUy models. If remarkably accurate. This Is one today. There's more than one Manchester owne7r r^ ^ X r& lC T ^ = dormer ’ chimneys,Toofi: WORKING COUPLE SEEKS foot with A.C., 500 watt ol those days. Be prepared to way to skin a cal. Your method operated. Call M31327. coLuor a frie esti^ ..bathrooms,’ ^ October or November oc- HONDA - CB 200T - 1975 ?®®, *’*''* IWnking of generator. Excellent cMdi follow hunches. will work. kitchens, M33446. Years Experience. Rowley excellent condition. M3-538I. ■' cupancy in clean Duplex ------— Ition many teltw thn^thin r&'nn"® “<>"• W500. 5636686. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I THg‘5e 1977 by NEA. Inc and service calls, pick up and appliances also stone or loam Homes, Additions Reoairs BIDWELL Home Improve- 4:30 p.m. Immediate ; . available also 12x16 screened room AWP/V\W RQWAMTIL. gVERV delivery. 569-28'6? d a v r o r delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. Cabinets. Call GarV C & ment Co. Expert in s t e E n LOOKING FOR Apartment to throughout te state. Trades YER A , I RESENT YOJR ER. after 5. Excellent condition. M3-6338 6UCXE$6FUU u n L E 6 m r, aluminum siding, gutters rent before October 1st. Two 1977 KAWASKI. KZ-400. Low welcome. Excellent flnanclni MOOCHIN , insinuations ,'' EXCUSE MOWPAY,. r H I ^ l e w o m a n will and trims. Roofing installa­ bedroom, in Manchester, mileage. M7-9570. available. Sample buy new 14 m a s t e r c r a f t c a m p BUM...VA ME A "When I had it, they wouldn't let us Haunt ill" MARRiAfoe I IMA^I’IM^. I VO ti'T CLUTTERED ATTICS & ^®*’yjR 1" B’y own home. TIMOTHY J CONNELIV tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- heated. One child. Call foot wldes, choice of two or OJ6HTA MINUTE,' Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick KNOW Cellars? Will haul unwanted 9109. anytime, M3-4539. TWO 1977 Mop ds. 3825. Must &E RUN items for you reasonably. Call l^fngs-SnTi 7q« A t a_____ ?_. z a IZ sell. Call6432i 6431372, or M30343. IN BY OUT 'w\ca M31816, or 568-0322, for free ...... commercial. Whether it be a 312,495, tag sale price 310,990. IT? BEEN 6REAT, THAT? VERy MAVBE m m Haatlng-Plumblng MAJOR! WHEN YOU GENEROU?. WE'RE PIP A WEEK. M □ AUTOMOTIVE BMW 1971 R8O/5. wind AutomoOva Sarvica 66 u w f — p.,n«„g.p.;;;;;v..... ;• -•> a 'o n n r n f i;; NEED A PLUMBER, MR.PLAMM! LUCKY.' YiPU BRICK, BLOCK, Stone p a in t in p r7 ~ ,------between, call 64313'379. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- THINK FLIM FLAMMl BUT OF IF THEY NOTICE' Fireplaces concrete „A/N|1NG ■ interior an d ------— ______cleaned with electric cutters] Auloa For Sato.... 6 f sion, must sell. 742-7889 mor- Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ THI? CARP WILL (SET c o u r s e TME UNPLU66EP FLAMM? sun specialists, factory Chimne: by professionals. McKinney pike, Berlin Connecticut, 1- you A PIJCOUNT C l* 9 " » r M 9 « K I M Aag u S I'll 0" nings. B A A A A A n ' gained, one day service, 114 MANOR THE HOT' ,PLUMBER? small Bros. Sewage Disposal 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n AT MY DRIVE-IN 5ELP0>M WATER PIPE PON’T estimates. East Main Street, Rockville 'sr-ji..® A a sK je ., s s s , ______Wagon - Running condition. 1973 YAMAHA 100. Trail bike. 871-1617. PLUMBINOiHOP? NEEP5 m i HOOPLt MAKE 4431. 3150 or best offer. Call after 6, Full Bell helmet and boots maintenance. WiOULP H0U5E LAWNS MOWED, 35 and up NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet 6436536. 3350. 5636666. THE RENT.' CALL? HcathclHl This Funny World Hedges trimmed, 310 and ui R epairs, k f& h "-’ '*^***-^®*^ drains. Autoa for Rant-Loaaa $T Autoa lor R o n t-L w o ' 67 edging, fall cleanups. ^ gar-nar- ®*'!" faucets replaced] NEED CAR? Credit bad? Campara-Trallara David [®.E® Bec rooms, Bankrupt? Repossessed? NCW, AS 1 WAS the time to fertilize ocnuiiz. Fully Mobila Homaa 65 lawn. M7-9260. batnrooniroom remodelinffremodeling, H heatpaI Honest DnuffiaaDouglas an^onta accepts SAYING... 0 references. 649-4343, gjoaernizzation, etc. Free lowest down, smallest 18’ CAMPER trailer - single g g '^ n ts . Douglas Motors, VINYL REPAIR - We can fix HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch CARPENTRY, HOUSE’ CUSTOM S?“"?®‘® *l‘ven-M 6i M axle, excellent condition, »fas, chairs, cars etc. No Painted for 3lSo^-3200 bv rMflnfHOUSE3Additlons garages ^ ’“"’bing & Heating. 6432871. ^ew n^years old. 31,500. Cali need for expensive rer. scheduiina nAiu _ WE PAY 315 for complete LEASE ------1 ^ all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis service. Heasonable Junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland ARE YOU Selling your mobile r e w e a v in g burns holes ____mgs or weekends, Don. for estimate, 643-6712. rMes. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- Auto Body, 528-1990. home? Buyers waiting. Please call Plaza Homes', Elroker. l- 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 8230369. LESS & T h S \? n e tte h E f S H o r r ‘*‘"‘‘'’«^ ^ioN CIESZYI^^FiiiS^. PROFS8SI0NAL AUTOMOBILE blinds. Keys. .TV for reM “ R e s W i a V & r Horn's custom built, • 54,000 miles, 351 Qeveland engine. Excellent running .t!".I"'iFKLIASINO 0 WHACrs w M.I. s,. M, W.S“A :r SOUR HUT FOR SALE - 1973 Puma tent NEW A B P U T unurn7t%iM0M condition. New shocks and trailer. Porta-potty, screened ~ ------remodeled, bain tile, cement hot w ani cam . brakes. Asking 3195O. Call 643 room, 643-8319. LET US QUOTE YOU . . THAT ? , rm iM M iw n n 4484. 1977 .,1 WINDOW CLEANING ' ^Wbtl.(a S'! lu ,, i P N8 OOm PATMHIT S J s s ] " MUMimCOUICT 413-781-2120 «»mlles^^'/*f^*'^®’di®^ch^'' horned *Quali?ted Short Ribs — Frank Hill corporated, 646-8845. 6439658. ^ msurea, sa p rA 'sn ia *'" iB.r-ii.i5 f f iT p S t t M U n o THUDON AT WMO SAYS R O B O T S I WAVENT THE HEAKTTO ...... * D i M T n 10 70 11/------7^------immediate action. J LflYE YOU,AAARK3r c a n t s e t EMOT/ONAl ? TELL HIM HEB JUST BEEN pP . ® LIGHT. Trucking - G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- ROBOT. H C 3W A B O U T » ...... Ksr'i'“ V ”™ JU S T ONE UTTLE K \ S 5 ? ------‘ Hrr BY A METEORITE.' ban Motors, 6432076. »trust. Fall special three only. Flooring 38 profS!."X";p'5S'“S sliionaT wnrir c L sidingir"» or gutters for low dis- Just arrived from factory. 1976 HORNET Four door, air, New 14 foot wides, two or |sonable prices. Fully in- igjg ^ ‘”'‘®®’ ^®“ •^®" ®‘ f l o o r s a n d i n g & automatic, power steering, ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, s i r S M ' REFINISHING. Floors like three bedroom, matching Two new snows, 12,500 miles. appliances, easy financing LEASING 8 ®''®*®®: y a rd s new. No waxing (specializing 33,300 or best offer. 2^70U. clean^, moving, trucking IS MY FULL timf Tetrault - Siding, in older floors). Staining available to meet your budget Only 39,900.39,800. Beautiful lots Routs 83, Veraon I* 'rrb eomeTbr/kKEMoRETRAN exercising l ^ m for ®ale. Lawn servicl BUSINESS F^^^^ floors. Ceilings. In-outside 1972 COUPE de Vllle - All N3 Job too big or available.able. Over 50 homes to wmi AHUAHOOP/" 4522. small. 563 qua ity work, insured. Bob free e s f f i e s FuiivT.n^iS’ Pa'"“ " 3 Morso Stove Dealer. Cadillac equipment. Good 643-1181 Jobin, Proprieter, 6439027. 8739187 M3 M if ^ ®"®^ Verfaille, 6435750, 872- choose from. Preowned and 872-9145 £lO. e « l‘gs" « ' " ‘‘“ - n®w”new. r^a« Please ca‘liCo"n;;^tic;^ call Connect! evenings, Hom«Home RrnkAr« Brokers, i 1-4232026^ 9«.9Aoa PAGE TEN-B— MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,. Thurs., Sept. 15, 1977

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PZC approves East Hartford bulletin board 1 Lliliiy speaker named East Hartford Student-of-Uie- Thomas Brennan, Northeast Month. dinner-movie Utilities’ vice-president for the cen­ He is the son of Gerald St. James of tral region, will speak at a 516 Hill St. memb^iship luncheon of the com­ Voting until 8 bined Glastonbury, Manchester and East Hartford Chamber of Polls in town will be open for IVferit registered Democrats to vote for on Main St. Commerce Thursday, Sept. 29, at noon at the Ramada Inn, E. River their nominee for mayor until 8 p.m. By MAL BARLOW 32 and 38 Roberts St. to level off the Dr. Richard Blackstone is seeking his party’s fifth nomination and is the K u k I H artford Reporter property. Northeast recently asked for a $90 Sam Lombardo of the firm said he million rate increase. Brennan will Democratic Town Com m ittee’s "He can go ahead and show hoped to make the tenants of his two tell why this will have a major and choice. movies," said Town Planner David buildings there happier with more favorable impact on the state’s Joseph Paquette, local plumbing Juiiano after the East Hartford Pian- usable yard space. economic future. All interested per­ contractor, has forced today’s ning and Zoning Commission (PZC) The PZC said the plan was "not in sons are invited. To attend, call the primary and is seeking his first meeting Wednesday night. the best interests of the town." East Hartford chamber at 289-0239. chance at the mayor’s spot. The PZC had voted to approve the The PZC approved the request of plans of Richard N. Dupuis to create Soccer teams form Bike aeminur Pasquale J. Salemi to change the The Department of Parks and a dinner-movie theater at 467 Main A free seminar for bicyclists of all zone of his 19 acres of land at the Recreation announced registration St. Patrons can see a top flight but ages will be next Wednesday at 7 southeast corner of King St. and for boys’ and girls’ soccer teams will second-run film while having a p.m. at the East Hartford police sta­ Burnham St. from R-5 to R-3. The be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Burn­ sandwich. tion at 497 Tolland St. Parents of change will allow him to build 23 side School soccer field. Dupuis will next go to the state bikers are also invited. single-family homes on the land. Students 9 through 13 can then take Liquor Control Commission for a Topics will include new bike laws liquor permit. Neighbors to the land applauded part in a soccer skills clinic. The the move at the PZC meeting. They which lake effect Oct. 1, the town’s before the PZC vote, Dupuis told East Hartford High School team will recalled earlier plans to build a con­ Grace Radding gets a big laugh Wednesday night at the 11th bike safety program, and ways to the commission ticket prices will be then play its season opener at 10:30 5 dominium of 160 units on the same birthday party of the Meadow Hill Apartments. Causing the avoid bike accidents. The Connec­ about 99 cents to $1.50 each depen­ a.m. land. Residents took the plans to ticut Safely Commission and the ding on the rental price of the film. laughter was Jack L. "Spike” Spiegel, local reconteur and All residents are invited. Coaches court twice to defeat them. local police department are spon­ With a liquor permit, he will set up a businessman. (Herald photo by Barlow) are needed. To learn more, call the soring the event. bar in the lounge where patrons will "The people were tremendously office at 289-2781. wait for the next show to begin. happy with this change, " said Juiiano. Constitution Week The theater will have a flat floor. Harvest Fair The PZC also approved a special Flags in East Hartford next week Patrons will sit in padded chairs Tenants celebrate will fly at half-mast to denote St. Christopher’s Ladies Guild will permit for Robert T. Morande for a which can swivel away from their Constitution Week, said Mayor hold its annual Harvest Fair Satur­ tables to watch the film. repair.garage as part of the Newman day, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lincoln-Mercury dealership planned Richard Blackstone in a proclama­ Remains The theater will never go com­ tion. Sept, 17 marks the 190th an­ at the school on Brewer St. for Connecticut Blvd. birthday of homes pletely dark because waiters and niversary of the adoption of the There will be the moonwalk, snow And it approved the application of cones, cotton candy, refreshmnts, a waitresses will be serving food. The "The place must have agreed with United States Constitution. projector will have a brighter light to six owners of about an acre of land at Mayor Richard Blackstone ad- raffle, bottle booth, and a white us," said Eldridge Benedict, the first Tech grad honored sharpen the picture in the half-lit 339, 345, 349 and 351 Main St. to ex­ dressed the party as did Nick elephant table. All are welcome. theater. tend the Business 2 zone to a total of tenant to move into the Meadow Hill Giamalis, the authority’s executive The Connecticut Business and In­ 200 feet from the street. Apartments when it opened in director, dustry Association (CBIA) an­ "It will be like the Ramada Inn September 1966. cocktail lounge," said Dupuis' at­ ■‘Everything is beginning to gel tor nounced it has chosen Mark St. Benedict told the current tenants James of East Hartford to receive a torney, William O'Connell. me," said Giamalis, who has been on East Hartford East Hartford of the East Hartford Housing the job nearly two years. He told of $250 scholarship. public records The cost of the film and the food Authority elderly housing building at will average under $5, Dupuis said. fire c a lls getting more state and federal funds St. James is a June honors 101 Connecticut Blvd. how life has graduate of Cheney Technical He will offer what he called finger to keep all the town’s 879 housing un­ Trade names been since the building opened. He School, where he was student foods. There will be pizza, fried its up to par. liked it. Most of the 140 or so original Michael R. Zoppa of 78 Sterling Rd. chicken, sandwiches, cheese platters Meadow Hill is 10 stories high and treasurer, class president, yearbook tenants also liked it. editor and a member of the State Stu­ doing business as Zoppa Studio at 78 with meats or fruits or vegetables, Wednesday, 4:12 p.m. — Medical call to has 120 units. They are almost Sterling Rd. Proof of his claim was at the dent Congress. He will be studying and more. Main and Chapman Sts. always full. Barbara L. Kane of 63 DetMrah Dr. Unduriicated Wednesday, 4:20 p.m. — Medical call to Meadow Hill’s 11th birthday party electrical engineering at Hartford The maximum number of patrons 53 Phelps St. held by the tenants’ association Technical College. He was recently doing business as J i B Line Striping will be about 250. of 63 Deborah Dr. Wednesday, 5:23 p .m — Medical call to S Wednesday night in the dining hall. The only serious questions raised 19 Village St. There are 64 of the first tenants by PZC members concerned traffic. Wednesday, 6:18 p.m. -JHedical call to still living there, Benedict said. The traffic signal at the exit from the East Hartford police report 27 Moore Ave. "We were happy to move into this East Hartford Shopping Plaza, where Wednesday, 6:50 p .m — Medical call to magnificent structure,” Benedict the theater will be, is slow. Labor Field. said. "And we are happy to stay." O'Connell said they hope to get the Wednesday, 9:29 p.m— Auto accident Police arrested three young persons at the parking lots VOTE FOR The party’s highlight seemed to be of the Tudor Village apartment complex on Nutmeg Lane green light extended for the times on Hillside St. Tha Endorsad Damocratic Candidata the speech by Jack L. "Spike" about 4:44 a.m. today. patrons exit the plaza. Today, 3:20 a m. — Medical call to 84 for Mayor Spiegel, owner of the Madlyn Shop on Juan Cotto, 22, and Luis Cotto, 25, both of Hartford, The theater will be in about 6,000 Cavan Rd. E Main St. and an after-dinner speaker. were charged with having weapons in a motor vehicle Tiuiched Flavor! tobacq) makes MEEm' square feet of the former Topps Today, 5:42 a m. — Medical call to 63 Maplewood Ave. His stories kept getting louder and and possession of burglar tools. A 15-year-old youth with Department Store. Today, 6:41 a m. — Medical call to 32 louder laughter. them was referred to juvenile authorities. mex BUeXSTONE The PZC denied the request of Bliss St. An old favorite which the elderly The two men were being held this morning for Pull the Top Levari Trash-A-Way Inc. to put 400 cubic Today, 9:03 a m. — Medical call to 357 residents liked concerned a man 92 appearance today in Common Pleas Court 12. unique among b w tar dgaiettes. yards of fill at the rear of its land at Main St. years old who planned to marry. He Thursday, September 15th went to his doctor for the required Valerie Stanford, 16, of 56 Wickham Dr., East Hart­ blood test. When the doctor learned ford, was arrested at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Martin Polls Open 12 Noon to 8 P.M. the bride was only 26, he was Park and charged with breach of peace. She was alleged­ For Information or Tranapoiiallon Call P Since the introduction of MERIT, a number taste way out of proportion to tar. August building led alarmed. ly fighting with another young woman in a crowd of young “Your ages are so far apart,” he people there, police said. Police did not apprehend the 5 2 0 - 9 4 3 4 told he man. "You must realize the other young woman. E.H. Democratic Town Comm., J. Lynch. Trees. of other low tar brands have come along. These flavor essentials were then packed mixing of such ages could bring She was released on her promise to appear in court Oct. by warehouse plans death." 4. But MERIT remains unique —the only low The man answered, "If she dies, into MERIT, giving it extraordinary The building of three mini single-family houses to cost a total of she dies.” warehouses at 188 Roberts St. to cost $260,000 to build. Seven two-family William Radding, president of the tar cigarette with ‘Enriched flavor. $110,000 topped the list of new con­ buildings were to cost $210,000. tenants' association, said he was struction in East Hartford in August. Town building was only the pleased they had invited Spiegel. Flavor tobacco. Storage and offices at 417 School renovations to the Youth Services "He can really tell a story,’! he Taste tests against a number St, was next at $96,000, said Frank N. Center at 2 King Court to cost $20,000. said. Barone, director of inspections and Total permits issued rose to 277 100 TRADE IN "Some speakers when they talk to MERIT delivers what others permits, in his monthly report. of higher tar cigarettes from 250 in July. Total estimated us elderly folk can really get serious. A storage and repair building at 490 cost of construction rose to $1,016,214 We don’t want to hear that stuff. Does your television picture roll? Do the faces look Roberts St. was to cost $50,000. can only promise: the flavor of proved it. from $639,525. Tonight we wanted to have some Trade that old TV Set in Today while you can get A kiosk at 467-469 Main St. from Permit fees rose to $9,105 from $5,- fun.” which to sell photo supplies was to 434. The number of inspections per­ Helping keep spirits light after the higher tar cigarettes. The kind cost $3,500. $100 Trade In toward the purchase of a New 100% Solid Overall, smokers reported formed by Barone's staff rose to 963 speech were pianist Gert Cun­ There were 13 permits given for from 810 in July, ningham and drummer Bill McKeen. State Curtis Mathes Color TV. Don’t wait, trade today In of flavor made possible by a they liked the taste of MERIT time to enjoy the New Fall TV Programs. It's the way to gol When breakthrough in tobacco you need to tell people M on.-Fri. 1 and MERIT 100s as much as Sat. lO-t about your business, CURTIS MATHES technology. tell them with the the taste of the higher tar Classified ads. CAIDOR SHOPPING \Y \e \s PLAZA MANCHESTER CURTIS MATHES Here’s how it was done: cigarettes tested. Cigarettes TARTAN PLAID COLOR TV By cracking cigarette smoke with up to 60% more tar! 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MERIT reg. $M-$I6. ’T.M 100% SHOP 100% 100 Kings & 100^ LABOR % PARTS “ c m n o i i i i r 4 4 4 PIX TUBE SUCKS hunter-rust- brown-block-novy- Sighis • Soinds sizes 6-16 I v th p lk e reg. $24. n i n i^ins f M4.99 UUPPER P P E R LLEVEL E V E L O P E N 10-9:30lO-Q-.in 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. WESTFARMS MALL 561-3847 Next To Stop & Shop