The Weather Partly sunny today with highs 75 to 80, around 26 Celsius. Fair followed by increasing cloudiness tonight; lows in the middle 50s. Cloudy Wednesday iianrIjTatTr 1 with chance of occasional rain developing; highs in the middle 70s. Probability of rain 10 percent , A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 today and tonight and 40 percent Wednesday. Outlook: Chance of showers Thursday. Fair Vol. XCVII, No. 285 — Manchestejr, Conn., Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1978 Home delivered copy 15 cents Friday and Saturday. National weather map: page Newsstand copy 20 cents Norwalk, Bridgeport Teachers Strike By riiitfd Press International year contract calling fur salary in­ Talks between the Bridgeport last week from the state just to get progress was reported in contract Teachers in Norwalk and creases of 6.5 percent the first year, Teachers Association and the school 5,000 teachers were ready to walk out the schools open, 10,000 teachers and negotiations in either city. today if a new contract agreement is Bridgeport voted overwhelmingly 6.4 percent the second, and 7 percent board broke off Monday night and employees threatened to keep them today to strike with classes the third. more than 1,250 teachers today In New Orleans, where 90,000 not reached. closed if their wage demands are not students have been barred from scheduled to open in both cities An arbitration award in Norwalk rejected overwhelmingly the board’s Teachers Union President Henry met. classrooms by picket lines for three Wednesday. The strikes affect a total gave the teachers 6.6 percent in­ final offer, a four-year contract with Robinson said he would recommend In Marion, Ind., where a strike days. Superintendent Gene Geisert delay of a strike, but warned that his of 37,000 students. ' creases each year for a two-year con­ a 6 percent increase each year. already is in progress, the teachers said he was preparing a statement 'membership might reject it. Officials in Bridgeport and tract and the teachers have said they Bridgeport teachers want a two today may face a choice between the outlining disciplinary action to be ' In Rhode Island, 25,000 students Norwalk said they would seek injunc­ want the city to live up to the agree­ year contract with an 8 per cent in­ classroom and jail. taken against striking teachers. faced extended vacations as teachers tions to block the strikes. ment. crease each year, and provisions for Grant County Circuit Judge A. Union representatives in both Norwalk officials say they don’t specialists in art, music and physical Union President Nat Lacour threatened to walk out in Cranston, Morris Hall has summoned 300 of predicted Geisert also would offer Pawtucket and Westerly. cities said money was the main have enough money. education courses. them to a contempt of court hearing. back pay to those returning to the Some picket lines have been up in stumbling block preventing agree­ Another negotiation session An estimated 23,000 Bridgeport Last Wednesday, he jailed eight ment. Another obstacle in Norwalk between the union and the Norwalk students would be affected. classroom and branded the approach Philadelphia since Friday and a full- leaders of the walkout on contempt “a strike-breaking tactic.” scale strike that would idle 250,000 and Bridgeport is the question of school board has been scheduled for 7 Elsewhere in the nation; charges, keeping them locked up class size. p.m. today by state intervener Peter About 50 Massachusetts com­ students was threatened for opening In financially strapped Cleveland, during the Labor Day weekend. munities faced strike threats, and in Norwalk teachers rejected on a Admitie in a last minute bid to recon­ day Wednesday. Teachers in three where the school district was forced A strike has closed schools in Rich­ Boston, left hamstrung on opening voice vote today a proposed three- cile the differences. to secure special borrowing power other districts also were on strikes mond, Ind., for six days and little day last year by a bus drivers’ strike. affecting 8,800 students. Inside today Manchester Carter Full Partner Dr. Ben Rubin has protested plans to hold a hearing on a housing code appeal during the daytime, saying that mo^ such For Mideast Summit 1978 hearings are held at night to per­ mit wider public participation. CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - Aides said the U.S. objective is to viser on national security; Secretary led the See page 2. President Carter says he will act as a break through a number of obstacles of State Cyrus Vance; William 60-day full partner in the unprecedented at the top political level. If this can Quandt of the National Security Middle East peace parley he is con­ be done, then Begin and Sadat would Council; special presidential Middle wcard East Hartford vening to seek compromises and send new instructions to lower level East emmissary Alfred Atherton; Oct. 2. common ground with Israeli Premier negotiators who will carry on the Harold Saunders, assistant secretary When East Hartford’s public Menachem Begin and Egyptian talks in weeks ahead. of state for Near East Affairs, and Post- schools open tomorrow, there will Ilollec- President Anwar Sadat. Under a virtual media blackout, White House press secretary Jody be 400 fewer students than at this U.S. officials, briefing reporters r self- the summit participants hope to hold Powell. time last year. See page 7. before the summit meetings, said the Is with exhaustive discussions of the issues. Vice President Walter Mondale ’The Town Council is scheduled president also has ready a variety of “We just wanted to go where the will be in charge of the executive to vote tonight on a proposed con­ ideas to introduce in the open-ended telephone doesn’t ring,” said one top branch in Carter’s absence but tract for the municipal employees discussions if and when he thinks U.S. official. probably also will visit the talks. s one; union. See page 7. they would be useful. But he will not The administration has been seek to impose a U.S. peace plan in The? current violence in Lebanon imped may also be reviewed by the three generally silent about U.S. proposals lornia any form. that may be put forward to en­ Connecticut Sadat, who stopped over for dinner leaders although it is not a formal ne for agenda item, officials said. courage a breakthrough. in Paris with French President Speculation has centered on a U.S. hurry- An autopsy is to be performed Valery Giscard d’Estaing, was Carter summoned ambassadors on the body of a five-year-old girl security treaty with Israel or The expected to arrive first in the early Samuel Lewis from Israel and Her­ found in a grain bin three days stationing of U.S. troops in the Mid­ . They man Eilts from Egypt to assist. after being reported missing. See afternoon at Andrews Air Force dle East as part of a peace-keeping uest a Base, outside Washington, D.C. Also on the U.S. delegation are Dr. force. Both would require con­ /elope Begin, who rested overnight in Zbigniew Brzezinski, presidential ad­ gressional review and approval. ^he Nation New York, was due at the same Air lacing A helicopter dropping prizes at Force installation a few hours later. Calif. a church festival crashed into a Both leaders were expected to crowd, killing seven patrons and Jacob Ludes and Mrs. Eleanore Gowen, principal and vice make short arrival statements Directors To Oppose injuring at least 18 others in Penn­ principal, respectively, at Manchester High School, chat infor­ before flying by U.S. M arine sylvania. See page 15. helicopters to the heavily guarded unday mally during the coffee social preceding this morning’s retreat in the nearby Catoctin Moun­ Rearguing Fire Case t the Manchester teacher orientation in the high school cafeteria. tains of Maryland. East In Sports (Herald photo by Chastain) » U.S. officials said President Carter By GREG PEARSON tion to reargue the case, but it ap­ * would meet each separately and 1 and Ron Guidry of Yankees Herald Reporter parently will not take such a tep. show them to their quarters in the esent. becomes major league’s first 20- Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny Town Counsel David Barry Satur­ rustic country lodges. It was not game winner... Dennis Eckersley said this morning that he expects day recommended that the step not TeacKers Cautioned known if all three would meet infor­ i first of Red Sox sorry for starting trou­ that the Board of Directors will be taken. ^ mally tonight, but formal negotiating intral ble in Baltimore. See page 11. agree with the town counsel’s “I have reviewed the record, the Hall, sessions begin Wednesday. recommendation not to file for a briefs and the court decision and am On Basic Education Carter, in a solemn mood, settled reargument in the Buckland fire of the opinion that there are no lizing Stock Market into Camp David more than 24 hours jurisdiction case. adequate grunds for filing such a mo­ before his high-level guests. nture By JUNE TOMPKINS While Dr. Kennedy said ways must TTie state Supreme Court ruled last tion. Former Town Counsel Victor I. NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices be found to handle the problem of Leaving the White House Monday, Herald Reporter ’Tuesday that the Eighth Utilities Moses concurs in this opinion,” IS are opened higher today in active declining enrollment, he drew he warned: “Compromises will be Barry said. ober. trading of New York Stock District has the authority to provide Cautioning Manchester public applause when he said that there had m andatory. Without them, no fire protection in the Buckland sec­ Penny said this morning, “I think Exchange issues following Mon­ been no layoffs this year. progress can be expected. it’s .reasonable to assume that the day’s Labor Day holidSy. school teachers and adm inistrator^ tion of Manchester. about overemphasizing basic educa­ “All those who had been laid off “My own role will be that of a full TTie Town of Manchester had said recqhimendation of the town counsel The Dow Jones industrial last year have been rehired,” he partner, not trying to impose the will will be followed.” average, a 2.51-point winner tion. School Superintendent James P. that it maintained the authority in said. of the United States on others but Town Manager Robert Weiss also Friday, was ahead 0.96 point to Kennedy said this morning that “we the area. The Supreme Court, must not lose sight of the main goal He does fear, however, overcen­ searching for common ground on said this morning that he expects 880.28 shortly after the opening. however, upheld the decision of tralized control from the state. which agreements can be reached support for Barry’s recommenda­ ’The Dow lost 16.20 points overall by setting our sights too low.” Superior Court Judge Edward Hamill Calling it a critical issue, he said it is and searching for exchanges of com­ tion. last week. Manchester’s several hundred that the Eighth District maintains educators met in the Manchester one that unions and teachers’ promise that are mutually advan­ that authority. Weiss also sent a letter to Vivian High School cafeteria to hear Dr. associations will stay close to. tageous to all nations involved,” he The town has 10 days to file a mo­ See Page Ten Index Kennedy outline this year’s educa­ He advocated closer ties with the said. tion goals at the annual teachers’ community through the parent Area towns ...... 8-9 orientation session. groups. He also said that the board is Classified...... is-is “Our main goal is an educated studying and seeking recommen­ Comics...... 19 society, he said. “An educated socie­ dations concerning the open campus East Hartford...... 7-8 Manchester Trying ty is our only hope to make a free system and anti-smoking Editorial ...... 4 society, especially a democratic regulations, and will be framing Entertainment ...... 14 republic such as ours, last.” recommendations. Fam ily...... 6 He encouraged the educators to In conclusion, he said that these Manchester...... 2-3, 10, 20 become advocates of education, and many other issues will be faced Obituaries ...... 10 To Keep CETA Jobs “with ^ace, but vigorously.” this year, but that the real business Sports...... 11-13 of this district will be done this year, “I think we need to combat rising By GREG PEARSON of $11,747-314,193 for the manager Dr. Alice Turek, Manchester's ge. anti-intellectualism,” he continued, as each year, “in your classrooms.” and $10,0(K) for the maintainers. The director of health, has asked that the Briefly ... “as well as utilitarianism (there He said that hopefully this week, Herald Reporter salaries could be paid for with funds town provide about $5,500 in funds if should be emphasis on all the board will appoint an assistant Despite the loss of funding, the from the Water and Sewer Depart­ the staff nurse position is not con­ The last-minute rush of education).” school superintendent to replace Dr. tinued. The position, now held by Town of Manchester still will try to ment contingency fund, he said. homeward-bound Labor Day Then Dr. Kennedy touched on Alfred Tychsen who resigned to He said that future CETA funds, as Lois Ann Beckwith, is a Title II continue some Title VI special weekend travelers pushed the reading. accept another position. well as welfare labor workers and CETA post and would continue traffic death toll past last year’s “There is literature to read, not project Comprehensive Employment 5 through Sept. 30. If further funding is and Training Act (CETA) positions. summer student workers, might be mark and toward the upper limits just to improve reading skills, but used to increase the forestry not provided, the town should con­ of the pre-holiday pr^iction. A because it speaks to beauty, truth, or Town Manager Robert Weiss has maintenance crew in the future. tinue the position, Dr. Turek said. count by United Press Inter­ man’s search for a better understan­ Motorists sent a letter to the Board of Direc­ Weiss said the forestry The state would provide $9,520 in national showed 534 persons were ding of the human experience.” tors asking that funds be provided for maintenance program, which has funds for the position, which would killed in traffic accidents between He said that there are reading three forestry workers and the con­ cleared areas surrounding town cost a total of about $15,000 including 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Mon­ experiences appropriate for age, Cautioned tinuation of the townwide survey reservoirs, can provide significant fringe benefits and salary. day. time and place that have nothing to through Sept. 30. benefits to the town on a continuning Steven Werbner, the town’s per­ JERUSALEM (UPI) — A bomb do with preparation for further lear­ Drivers are reminded by Police basis. sonnel assistant, will attend two ning, but are appropriate for Chief Robert D. Lannan to be es­ Also, the Town Health Department meetings this week to consider set by Palestinian guerrillas blew has asked for local funding, com­ Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer students’ stage of development. pecially cautious-\|\}(ednesday when future arrangements for the supervi­ off the arms of a former bined with state funds, for a staff administrator, also supports con­ American policeman serving in “It is the hallmark of a creative Manchester children return to school tinuation of the project. sion of the CETA program. teacher to know when to use these after the summer vacation. nurse position now funded through the Israeli police bomb squad and CETA. “If the forests are properly Officials in twenty-five area towns injured another person, witnesses experiences,” Dr. Kennedy said. He asked that motorists be alert managed, the water quality will be now spervised by the Hartford office said today. A second bomb caused Although there have been many for heavy bicycle and pedestrian Weiss asked that the board retain better,” he said. The town also can will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. to es­ no injuries. The Palestine Libera­ key personnel changes in the school traffic and school buses. TTie Police three positions —a forestry manager obtain revenues from the sale of tablish a group to consider alternate tion Organization claimed respon­ system. Dr. Kennedy said the current Department will enforce all school and two forestry maintainers —for timber and firewood removed from methods of running the CETA sibility for the attacks. curriculum, a program of objectives, zone and bus violations. the town forestry crew. The project the woods, he said. program locally. developed with the aid of the In other school opening reminders, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A now includes an 11-member crew and Weiss also said that the town has Suburban communities have been teachers, and that program evalua­ Nathan Hale School Principal Leo special federal mediator, fighting is funded through the Title VI special received $2,292 from CETA for ad­ disturbed with Hartford’s running of tion will continue. Diana said that his school starts at a 15-day strike deadline, today one-year Projects branch of CETA. ministrative expenses connected the program, especially after the re­ He also said that the Board of 8:30 a.m. instead of the previously Funding for such projects will end with the townwide survey. Tliese cent deficit problem. called the Postal Service and Elducation will continue budgeting by published time of 8:45 a.m. three major unions together for early, this Friday, because of the funds can be used to fund a director A meeting also will be held today examining priorities, personnel Wednesday will be a four-hour day deficit that develop^ in the Hartford face-to-face negotiations in an ef­ and four interviewers for the period at the office of the Capitol Region evaluation through performance for elementary schools, but office that ran the CETA program in fort to avert a nationwide mail from Friday to Sept. 30, Weiss said. Council of Governments to prepare strike. objectives, and searching for ways to kindergartens will have the regular the city and surrounding towns, in­ He hopes that further funding will be for tomorrow’s meeting. Werbner involve as many as possible in deci­ schedule. Secondary schools will be cluding Manchester. provided for this project once the and Mayor Stephen Penny will at­ sion making processes. in session all day. Weiss has recommended a salary new federal fiscal year begins Oct. 1. tend.

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Directors To Consider MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Sept. 5. 197« Y pap.it three Signup Deadline Set \ Buckland Jurisdiction h Manchester’s Board of Directors reargue the case. (See related story For Newspaper Course will meet this evening at 8 o’clock to Middle turnpike and several intersect on page 10.) tion improvements. discuss the Buckland fire jurisdiction - liie board also will conduct the N?w?pTpe"^?“se?iJ^ RealUies” have until College. outstanding scholars that case and 14 public hearing items, in­ • Purchase of property on Adams will appear in The Herald Supi‘rmarke|«i public hearings. These include the Street for less than $100. The small •Taxation: Mvths and M a S L l ” C o S ln if ^ This course is based on a sv^/iNHr cluding several connected with road following items; er Community 15-part series written by every Saturday, beginning ^ $Tur$M improvement projects. parcel is needed for road improve­ Sept."9. • Appropriation of about $13,000, ment work. ’The board, which will meet in the the town’s share of the cost for Taxpayer concerns Municipal Building’s Hearing' Room, • A proposal to improve the probed include tax several road improvement projects barriers where South Main Street is expected to receive Town Counsel and $40,000 in revenue sharing funds. loopholes. Social Security David Barry’s letter recommending crosses the Globe Hollow Reservoir. Tako *Taxatioii: Myttia finanhing, income tax Inciued are signalization im­ ’The cost of the project is estimated KELLOGG'S that the town not file a motion to provements on Spruce Street and and Raainiaa’’ reform, the impact of MD at $88,000, but no local funds would fo r collagt cndlt from taxes on the economy, and involved. alternatives to the proper­ . 70 j • Transfer of $4,000 to extend a Manchaatar Community Collaga ty tax. RICE KRISPIES l im it o n e (SAVE 70c) PER FAMILY water main on Spencer Street to In cooperation with The 10 OZ. PKG. WITH I Soviets Begin Trial West Cemetery. Herald, Manchester Com­ GOOD TO SAT. 9/9 S7.50 PURCHASE) • Appropriation of state grants to munity College is offered a fund accounts providing services to Please register me for college credit in Courses by Newspaper “Taxation: three-credit course based Of U.S. Businessman disadvantaged and handicapped Myths and Realities” printed in The Manchester Evening Herald. Enclosed on the newspaper series. PILLSBURY children. is my check or money order for $40.00. Students will be required MOSCOW (UPI) — American Teachers Enjoy Snack Before Orientation of a $131,000 blackmarket currency • Allocation of $1,229 from revenue Name to attend an orientation businessman F. Jay Crawford went scheme. sharing funds for the sand blasting meeting to be held Satur­ BROWNIE Mrs. Mary Uppling, right front wearing ...... on trial today in a Moscow court on assembled this morning in the Manchester Kiselev, a 40-year-old file clerk in a and painting of Saulter’s Pool. Address day, Sept. 9, at 9 a.m. on charges of illegal currency specula­ L lll black, cafeteria manager for the Manchester High School cafeteria for an orientation ses­ Moscow factory, said he had met The directors also are expected to the main campus. Room g o o d t o s a t . 9/9/78 public schools, assists in serving coffee and tion for which he could face eight Crawford on many occasions, discpss again a proposed food service MB 13. In addition, on- WITH $7.90 PURCHASE AT FRANK'S MIX sion before school begins officially years in prison. City State Zip 22Vj OZ. PKG. pastry to teachers and administrators as they accepted American dollars from ordinance that would require licen­ campus mid-semester and Wednesday. (Herald photo by Chastain) Crawford entered a plea of inno­ him, and delivered rubles to Craw­ sing of restaurants. Social Security No. (used as ID# final examinations will be cent to the charges but his three ford’s Moscow hotel room. ’The board is scheduled to appoint a required. Two seminar- Soviet co-defendants immediately Kiselev claimed that he used the special committee to coordinate - Check if Previous or Present MCC Student. review sessions will be entered pleas of quilty and began dollars he got to sell to Afghanis, plans for the Cheney Mills Historic h’^td- p rio r to exam s. Rubin Protests Timing testifying against the 37-year-old West Germans, Egyptians and District and may act on a proposed Make checks payable to Manchester Community College. Students have the oppor­ Mobile, Ala., tractor salesman. Ecuadoreans at various times over ordinance restricting trespassing on Return application with payment to: tunity to confer with the in­ Soviet authorities permitted three an 18-month period in 1977 and 1978. watershed property owned by the Business Office structor in person or by I United States Embassy officials and Kiselev, who is on trial with his town. Manchester Community College telephone. Special I LU92 MD38-C6 For Hearing on Sereens a pool of five Western journalists, wife Lyudmila, said he “laundered” P.O. Box 1046, M.S. #3 arrangements will be I GOOD TO SAT. 9/9/78 Ben Z. Rubin hasha.s rnmnlainpH complained tn to iL- r, , . , ■ . two American lawyers and Craw­ be scheduled in the evening. Rubin matter was scheduled in the after­ some of the money by having a fourth Manchester, CT 06040 made for handicapped I WITH $7.50 PURCHASE AT FRANK'S Francis Conti, chairman of said. noon. a time that Rubin opposed. ford's American fiancee to attend the Grasso Aides Manchester s Housing Code Enforce­ trial. defendant, Aliya Solovyeva, run it students who are unable to He now has written to Conti to ask through her cash register in a come to the campus. ment Committee, about the Rubin, who lives at 124H Highland that the Sept. 12 meeting be switched Moscow City Court Deputy Chief FAMILY SIZE scheduling of the committee's Sept. government-operated hard currency Have Ballots As a convenience, St., had filed a complaint with the to the evening. Judge Lev Mironov was presiding, store in the Hotel Rossiya for a 3 per­ 12 meeting. Health Department about the lack of assisted by two peoples’ assessors, readers may enroll by mail Virtually all other official town cent fee. Manchester Public Records using the coupon below. ALL FLAVORS The meeting has been set for the screens at his and other residences. Valentina Kalinina and Vladimir For Absentees meetings or hearings are scheduled Crawford, who was arrested June Walk-in registration — in DASH afternoon, even though Rubin and The Health Department said that the Zavyalov. The prosecutor was during evening hours for the con­ 12 and spent 15 days in Lefortovo Absentee ballots for the th e Administration others had asked that such meetings lack of screens was a violation of the Mikhail Ilyukhin. Warranty Deeds property at 109 Coleman Road, $40,000. venience of the public.” Rubin wrote Prison before being released in Democratic gubernatorial primary 3-S Construction Inc. to Nutmeg Homes, Building on the main cam­ housing code, but the owners of the to Conti. Crawford was being defended by exchange for the release of two ac­ Sept. 12 will be available at Gov. Ella First Hartford Realty Corp. to Wilma apartments appealed the order to in­ Soviet lawyer Leonid Popov, Bennet, property at 78G Cliffside Drive, Inc, property in Twin Oaks Manor off Ver­ pus — is scheduled today Briffgs Officer Conti, who is the town’s chief cused Soviet spies in the United Grasso’s Manchester headquarters. non Street, $22,500. from 2 to 7 p.m. and Satur­ I stall the screens. building inspector, said that he will assigned to the case by Soviet $59.40 conveyance tax. States, has flatly denied ever Mary LeDuc, co-chairman of the J.A. McCarthy, Inc. to Gerard M. day from 9 a.m. to noon. A SAVE $1.00 IH check with the town counsel's office authorities. Popov defended Anatoly changing any dollars for rubles on Manchester Committee to Re-elect Joseph E. Cacase and Evelyn G. Cacase j In M eals G ro u p The Housing Code Enforcement to- Antonio Arigno and Salvatrice Arigno, Travis and Patricia A. Travis, property op fee of $40 is charged to to see if a night meeting is required. Filatov, who was convicted of spying the black market. Gov. Grasso, said today that M lb s ., OZ, ■a Committee has yet to rule on the Ledgecrest Terrace, $81,018. cover college instructional j 13 2 GOOD TO SAT. 9/9/78 If there is no requirement, he against tne Soviet Union and absentee ballots may be obtained at property on Hilliard Street, $56,000. Virginia Briggs, coordinator of the appeal, although it indicated at its sentenced to death by firing squad in Raymond L. Gaudet and Norma D. Harold T. Gooding and Edna D. Gooding expenses. The instructor at WITH $7.50 PURCHASE AT FRANK'S last meeting that the appeal would be probably still will hold the meeting the committee’s headquarters at 127 MCC is Alicia Brittle. ____I Meals-on-Wheels program in Man­ during the day. he said. July. Gaudet to William H. Marceau and to Christopher Barbieri and Patricia supported. A vote was not taken, Meetings W. Middle Turnpike. Hurst, property at 108 Crestwood Drive Courses by Newspaper is chester. was elected corresponding Most of those on the committee are One of Crawford’s co-defendants, The headquarters will be open dai­ Bridget H. Marceau, property at 4-10 Clin­ secretary of the Connecticut Associa­ however, because some of the Vladimir Kiselev, told the court he ton St., $78,500. $38,500. a project ol University members missed the meeting. department heads or assistants and ly from 1-4 and 7-9 p.m. Executor's Deed Extension, University of WAYBEST GRADE "A tion of Meal Programs at the are not compensated for night was pleading “completely guilty” Edgar J. Berube to Multi Circuits, Inc., Last month’s public hearing on the This Week “This is the first gubernatorial Arthur E. Smith Jr. under the will of California, San Diego, and association's recent first annual meetings, he said. and testified that Crawford was part primary in Connecticut’s history and property at 65-79 Woodland St., $375,000. meeting in Wethersfield. Here’s this week’s schedule of Lillian G. Molumphy to Loc Huu Nguyen Jane A. Smith to James E. Ellis and is funded by the National public meetings in Manchester. we- hope that all Democrats will Magdalena M. Ellis, property at 123 Endowment for the The association, which is made up win,” l^ s. LeDuc said. ’The absentee and Hal Thi Nugyen, property at 132 Avon­ of representatives from Meals-on- (Locations are in the Municipal dale Road, $31,500. Elizabeth Drive, $43,500. Humanities. Area Police Report Building, 41 Center St., unless ballots must be returned to the Town Federal 'j^x Lien For additional informa­ Wheels programs throughout the Clerk’s office by Sept. 12. George A. Crandall and Sharon H. Cran­ noted): Internal"Revenue Service against tion about the course at state will be headed by Ruth Ginn, She also said that persons seeking dall to Richard J. Soucier and Beatrice M. director of the Meals-on-Wheels South Windsor said. Tuesday Soucier, property at 82-84 Florence St., Manchester Motor Sales, Inc., property at Manchester Community released on a $500 nonsurety bond for information about Gov. Grasso’s College, call the Division program in Hartford, the oldest such TTie Gasland Service Station and Justin Sullivan, 17, of 47 Scantic 7:30 p.m. — Building Committee, $48.95 conveyance tax. 512 W. Center St., $10,126. CHICKENS court appearance on Sept. 11 in East record or who are in need of a program in the state. Meadow Road, South Windsor, was Release of Judgment Lien of Community Services at the Citgo Service Station, both on Hartford. coffee room. babysitter or ride to the polls in order Charles F. Straight and Paula C. Speakers at the session Sullivan Avenue, reported that their charg^ Sunday night with failure to 8 p.m. — Board of Directors Straight to Vicki P. Parsons of Tolland, D&L, Inc. releases lien from Roy and 646-2137. drive in the proper lane. Brian Curtis, 28, of 55 Gordon to vote should call the headquarters Gay Dudzic. FRESH emphasized the importance of good oil racks were forced open sometime Drive, South Windsor, was charged Hearing Room. at 646-5702 or 646-3292. nutrition in the aging population, and Police said he struck a pole on ’Troy over the weekend and about 25 quarts Saturday with driving the wrong way W ednesday said that many ailments and com­ of oil were taken from each place. Road. His court date is Sept. 22 in plaints of the older citizen which are East Hartford. on a divided highway. Police said he 7:30 p.m. — Hockanum River UQUOR DEPT. Police also said the 7-Eleven office was driving porth in Ihe southbound commonly assciated with the aging Linear Park Committee, Probate WHOLE BROLERS h on Ellington Road was entered by William’Couloute, 46, of Hartford, lane of John Fitch Boulevard. He'was HO unm niices SALE DATES: process are simply the effects of was arrested over the weekend on a Court. cutting a screen. Items taken from taken to St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ UyWHERE TUES., SEPT. 3th poor nutrition. the office were found outside. warrant charging him with two T hursday ford, for observation. His court date d h Everything was recovered, police counts of issuing bad checks. He was is Sept. 15. 6:30 p.m. — Judges Hours, Probate XRTIIUR « : Thru 12 PIECES CUT UP Court. FRI., SEPT. 8th

Bulletin Board Manchester Parkade FRESH BUCKET O f CHICKHI LB. The board of Christian Study Group of South Manchester Chapter, U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF WAYBEST GRADE A QUARTERED education of Center United Methodist (Tiurch banquet Monday at Willie’s the home of Mrs. MO Congregational Church will Disabled American Steak House. A social hour will meet tonight at 7:30 at Veterans, will meet Heim, 131 Old F arm s OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 CHUCK BONELESS meet tonight at 7:30 at 47 1208 Main St. at 6:30 p.m. will precede Road, West Simsbury. CHICKEN taa Princeton St. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at dinner at 7. Reservations the VFW Home. may be made by calling Manchester Grange will Scandia Lodge No. 23, POT ROAST Mary Culleton, 646-0050, or The board of directors of meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Vasa Order of America, at Jo-Ann Fabrics LEGS 99^. Manchester Area The Five-Point Oub will Mary Sulots, 649-3790, by at Grange Hall. meet Wednesday at 7:30 will meet TTiursday at 7:30 Conference of Churches Wednesday. Entertain­ p.m. in Emanuel Lutheran WAYBEST GRADE A QUARTERED will meet Wednesday noon p.m. at the home of Mrs. ment will be provided by Nathan Hale Toast­ C lay to n Dow, 1952 Church. Roy C. Johnson in the Robbins Room of masters Club will meet the Manchester Chapter of will conduct a Swedish LUXURIOUS PLUSH Manchester Road, Glaston­ SPEBSQSA. CHICKEN a c t Center Congregational tonight at 7:30 at Center sing-along after the Church. bury. Members are asked VELOUR Congregational Church. to bring projects to work meeting. Any members Britannia Chapter, A soft touch for cool-weather dressing! BREAST D9 , on. who have a Vasa Children iM im R IC K Arnel* triacetate/nylon solids for robes, The Women sPrayerand The A u x ila ry to Daughters of the BriUsh Song Book are asked to un USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE Empire, will meet dresses, tops. Machine wash, dry 48- bring it. Refreshments will 5 0 " w id e . BEEF CHUCK BONELESS St. Bridget Rosary Socie­ Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at ty will hold its installation be served. Reg. $3.49 yd. SHOULDER CHUCK 4-H Awards Given ps®*------Memters of the Hillstbwn Leather Pounders- 4-H STEAK STEAK Horse Qub received awards for their entries recently at GROUND the amual Hartford County 4-H Fair at Bradley Field THE BEST TASTE IS Kr $|69 au b members receiving awards for their projects and ICHUCK l«l I *L49 project record books are as follows; D a ir ij USDA CHOICE BONELESS ^ m Cheryl Jefferson of Glastonbury — Record book blue Fl^nuibl. bow Not Mm I SUndord to, Uw Fluomobillty lesbW cK Ol Cbiklrtn't SlMpw»ar (CX>C FF 3-71) ^ $149 BEEF CHUCK S f 69 award; hor^ show award, western senior fitting and Q u e e n FREE AT showmanship, fourth place. ° ISTEWING BEEF LI. SHOULDER ROAST ^ 1 ' POLYESTER Kim ^lekewicz of Manchester - Record book, blue i INTERLOCK •PRODUCE' award, h o ^ show awards, western senior fitting and HARTFORD RD. GABARDINE showmanship, first place; western handiness, third I PRINTS 100 poly»-‘>ler ’.vo.'L-n place; western senior command, sixth place. M K huu- clry I Pdf Vuid dn-.^.'s' 100 JUMBO ICEBERG DAIRY QUEEN ; • - t. r M.it h.nu vv.ihh dry 58 60 SHELL HIPS E r Laura BotU of Manchester - Record book, blue award ■ bmner* •15 60 I .V (J.- WHOLE BONELESS horse show award, English senior fitting and show­ R"cj 99 yc1 R .‘f) S--. 99 yd C Cifl i l A l manship, third. N ROAST) ▼ I # m i $188 $ 0 8 8 ROUND T I P « o ° N STEAK) 1 a ^ ^ y of Glastonbury - Record book, blue R'-q V.i yd LEITUCE 2 9 I 'A P D 'A i-: Mike Riley of Glastonbury - Record book, red award- SWORDFISH tM ^ show award, novice pleasure, second place. HERCULON COTTON c e n t er HADDOCK $4 00 S h ^ n Riley, of Glastonbury — Record book blue UPHOLSTERY FABRIC $^99 award. DRAPERY PRINTS 25^ OFF ON SLICES A LB. Sulecl group ol H.rcuioti A d --liq h lf;;l I r u f IV fU ., FIllETS 1 , . Manchester Jjk eco rd book, blue ol. lin PI,lids ^Inp.... solids M ' •• I- •• ind 1* p t a ^ award, westenTjUnior pleasure, fifth ividi- /;id‘.‘ I ONIONS STEAMERS CHERDYSTONES D e ^ Bolduc of Manchester - Record book, blue $ 0 4 8 $ 1 8 8 WITH COUPON AND $7.50 PURCHASE GOOD TO SAT. 9/9/78 6 9 *1. 5 9 *1 . record book, blue award; horse show Rug S4 99 yd Ri-g ,d fitting nd showmanship, fourth- ■SELF SERVICE DELI- Engli^ senior trail, second. 50^ OFF ON OSCAR MAYER I ^ Cashman of East Hartford ~ Record book, blue Tailoring Aids ^ ^ U.S. NO. 1 1 LB. Fabulous Flannel Pins and Needles GEM DELI BRANDS ® ^ horse show Handy helpers! Pressing hams, Brushed cotton and blend plaid and S ^ i f t ? * ^ senior pleasure, fourth; English senior sleeve rolls, sleeve boards and Choose brass silk and colored pins, lloral prints and solids. 44-45" wide: ball point machine needles, hand I pressing cloths. machine wash, dry. A POTATOES needles and morel 10 FRANKS 9 9 ‘ ^ y Moore of Bolton - Record book, red award WITH COUPON AND $7.50 PURCHAK GOOD TO SAT. 9/9/78 FRI KAHNS CHUNKS AA a m u l l S U Ik n A E Qraat Valuel Reg. $1.79 to $1.99 yd. Mary Kay Moore of Bolton- Record book,' blue award- EnU r. Stoefcl iHOTe show award, beginners pleasure, sixth, WITH CAUFORNIAiUOLESS IRAONSCHWEIGER u O T a ^ ^ ^ Glastonbury - Record book, blue PU$ '3H A S E O P GRAPES 8 AIMOWCH LB. 6 9 ' FRESHLY SLICED a ^ d **®*^^°"* Glastonbury -Record book, blue Sale! Polly Flinders Dresses 20^ tW E n, JUICY REG. PRICE FI«miinW« Dow Nol Mwt SUndird lor the L<«ntt t 20*REG. PRICE lOMESTIC COOKED pet coupon foOcT* MU SU.pw.ir < Krith Hellstrom of Glastonbury -Reconl bo<*, blue A t COuOOn HKTARIHES awaro pe« cwtiemM All Beautifully Hand-Smocked * 1 ? . ’ Kim Belekewicz and Denise Bolduc, both of h r a r ia r CASTLEMAN OTFER 0000 THRU ^ b n t ! § r . h w n ^ te r , constructed a booth on “Horses’ Teeth” Z lU T E K r .SEPT. 30B1 L^OFFBI 0000 THRU SEPT. 30» Reg. 14.00 to 22.00 PARKADE - 340 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER HLUMS Juicy LB.' receiv^ a red award. Shelly Riley of Glastonbury STORE HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M., SUNDAY 12 - 8 R.M. c h ees e S Susan l ^ r e of Bolton also constructed a booth'ra MIX N' MATCH “M ^ a au b Quilt” which received a blue a S REDEEM AT HAlUFOlUlliDrDAiRrQW KARS * cw MUCKE The ^ is spohsoring a quilt raffle. Oub members 5.99 to 9.99 FRAHKS qiult and it wiU be raffled Sept. 25 at the 4-H NEXT TO SPEED QUEEN COIN LAUNDRT. PADRKI A m i s 3 u i * 1 Ctabhouse, Jacobs’ Farm, 742 H illsto^Road IT AUAR PRURE p lu m s WEAVER CHICKEN ROLI * 1 5 t^GE FX)L'R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 — PAGE FIVE fHaurltrsl^r lEitrnin^ ralJ ^ r Open Forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm bxiuim, ...... V • ■ ■ Founded Oct. 1, 1861 i BACK TQ SCHOdl SINCE 1944 irS Men^w Audrt BufMu o< &fCU.tK.n ,nt«fnjoon., Ahearn Not Dishonest FOOTWEAR Publi^ed by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. t reat the expert To the editor: can not and do not believe that he is NASSIFF% OF COURSE! Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. -i-k iH l* -!? * * ** " " lo to pk* moro corroct gamo winnort than Eari Yoal... Enirlaa It doesn’t really matter to me who guilty of the charges thbt have so op­ .'(Qconvuf)" '^a>mon 'Oi ily iddnliliM aiinning ia*m» a>tr*c*.»go One can only speculate, since the President Carter still promises to ly based health program protecting JAN. 25-FEB. 4 499.98 g winn«« will tM Miactga l>om ihoaa “youth opportunity wage” measure from Lafayette Square to its present rhr>« MVd .<“* ■■ t«gitaltt1numl>g«o'co»'aie<('0 M - S . Of-cePiiCTi* ..e> unconsciounably high unemployment •they have never attained that rich ON THE WIDE SCREEN P 0 boi22IO WoMdtfi kort ' IS9< t < the last 44. It is in- JAN. 28-FEB. 4 pOSimd'kcODl "MX^ri jru ircts.vl ArMb;/, government and restraint in new programs criticized by Republicans Quantity 499.95 Oy m* lue-KJdy pTKMnqlbr iz,5iO£ fMt rate, especially among minority mustiness, spiced with eccentricity. Then there is a lawyer friend who FEB. 18-FEB. 28 structive non­ federal programs. The GOP says the 549.95 N fiyio- » winntik atnd a aiampao haven’t worked. And many of the spent 14 years on the waiting list 3. Widkly drinnait mil M front among iftOM k«ii addiakkadanveiUi etheless to con­ youth, is due in no small part to the On one assignment in Europe, I APR. 22-APR. 29 399.95 ) Homt Boa OICiceFoolball Democratic plan for balancing the GOP’s proposals seem desirable. But THATS AU WE JEED TO SA1 IN THE LOUNGE AND tnliiag wilh tn« cofracliy idgnlifiM laama. in rartdom > Boi ]«63 WtalbuPi federal minimum wage law. before finally being admitted to atamrtga conduciad by Naiional Judging inaiiiuta s id e r w hat budget points to higher tax burdens stayed a week at the Athenaeum in given the huge Democratic Metropolitan Club membership. I gtontarglmai lnitiga»gnittvainoignougtnniiigaiitiih Republican congressional leaders ★ ★ ★ Pall Mall, gathering place for Lon­ totaling 25 percent of the GNP by majorities in both houses of asked him how it felt. He groped for “A Republican Congress will es­ don’s “intellectuals.” The food was BDSTON HDLIDAY DEPABTURES vow they would do if given the 1985 — compared to 18.6 percent un­ Congress, Republicans aren’t likely the right word. Finally, “It feels 206 W.GENTER 267 LCENTER tablish a program to curb the influx terrible, a fact I timidly mentioned ENJOY HAPPY HOUR Clip and mail six)n Enines must be postmarked by midmghi Saturday chance. der the Republican plan. to have a clean shot at implementing secure.” !rn#<«fyBUnB-klOryOiaCOnvgi«ena andnoldieqiwtnwrv ✓ f \ of illegal aliens who are taking jobs Name______Such a proposed plan of govern­ to a younger member who seemed While Republicans rightly decry them anytime soon. P1978 McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) ARUBA- Address ment for the country has just been from our citizens and increasing our slightly less imperious than his B46-6661 646-2551 DEC. 24-DEC. 31 persistent budget deficits, however, PRICES AND 549.95 City____ * Scripps League Newspapers 1978 _State„ -Z ip - welfare burdens,” reads the agenda. fellows. DEC. 31-JAN. 7 Circle one put together by Republican members they, face the fact that President 499.95 LocalHBO affiliate. “Republicans support a fool-proof team in each. of the House, headed by minority Ford’s budget for fiscal year 1976 identification program which will sooon leader John Rhodes (R-Ariz.) and end^ up with |66.4 billion in red ink tyD w K S nqid MANCMIESTER I------$T. MMRTDI- Cincinnati vs Cleveland New Orleans vs Green Bay I Del. Clawson (R-Calif.), chairman of justify fines and penalties for hiring FREE DEC. 24-DEC. 31 549.95 — biggest in peacetime history. JtsT i m t illegal aliens.” uir murm if Tm n ffJis Houston vs Kansas City Jets vs Buffalo the Republican Policy Committee. ★ m HfUSJlU rv M iiW “It is estimated that filling out nomr i m i m ncmi PIZZA The plan is called the “Legislative “The Democrats have ,for years TV Tilisi^roN Miami vs Baltimore Philadelphia vs Washington federal forms costs the pobBc |40 n m m ism ENTERTAINMENT BY 6 Agenda of a Republican House.” concentrated only on public service billion a year, and our government JifOllT? KL TOURS MSED W DOUIIE OCCUPiWCY MB SUUECT TO Although full of smooth jobs to reduce unemployment — JULIE MACALPINE FROM 4-8>M 4. (A) Cincinnati at |B) ClevalamI s p ^ another |40 billion to handle 5 0 c aFFLAHGEPIZZA AVNUIUTY, MB M SOME MSTMKES DO NOT MCUBE TU. generalities, the agenda has enough often the leaf-raking, make-work 7. W Mlaal tt (I) la m a m this mountain of paperwork. We clear departures from current jobs that have no future,” says the HBO is brousht to you in this area by believe in this area alone there is op- ‘danialea Taur Ooaa Nat Inckida B.S0 F.F. Ttxaa thinking of Carter and most GOP agenda. “We do not beUeve 3 5 c OFF MEDIUM PIZZA por^ity to save at least 940 to |50 Democrats in Congress to warrant a such jobs are the answer to the per­ billion ... A Republican Congress will close look. sistent challenge of unemployment.” make unnecessary paperwork a 2 5 c OFF SMALL PIZZA (!Il|arter(!9ali (Fraud ^G reater Hartford CATV ★ ★ ★ Here again the GOP is fair game prime target and work to eliminate 801 Parker St., Manchester To cut inflation, federal spending. for criticism. ‘The billion-dollar boon­ this nonproductive drain on our GOOD THRU 9/12 1 PER CUSTOMER I c ^ l 289-3323 m 0 ^ of East Hartford ____ 663NUSBEAVE. Llirtfiri 6 4 6 - 6 4 0 0 PIEm W UE MMiyRHBI MMHHELBSIMI PMUfUCROIX PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Sept, 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5. 1978— PAGE SEVEN ISaylor-Hooper East Hartford Schools Girl’s Death Still Being Sally Ann Hooper of Enfield and Christopher Charles •ect Fewer Students Naylor of Manchester were married Sept. 2 at St. Betty’s notebook Patrick's Catholic Church in Enfield. EAST HARTFORD - When the and spring vacations, as well as Oct. p.m.; and Barnes, 9:05 a.m. to 3:25 Investigated The bride is the daughter of Harry J. Hooper of Enfield school year resumes Wednesday in 9 for Columbus Day, Nov. 7 for Elec­ p.m. and the late Rita G. Hooper. The bridegroom is the son of By Betty Ryder East Hartford, there will be 400 tion Day, Jan. 15 for Martin Luther The Board of Education is con­ FARMINGTON (UPI) - The state Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Naylor of 139 Diane Drive. fewer students than at this time last King Day, Feb. 12 for Lincoln’s sidering changes in the Barnes medical examiner’s office says it year. birthday, Feb. 19 for Washington’s will continue to investigate what The Rev. Michael J. Motta of St. Patrick’s Catholic f# School and O’Connell School dis­ Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Walter School officials expect 9,352 birthday, April 13 for Good Friday, missal times after parents protested caused the death of a five-year-old students to report to school. The Donahue of Massachusetts was organist. The altar was When Ted and Lorraine Cummings and their son Ted, It was after the farewell party, that one Jewish young and May 28 for Memoritd Day. the new time changes. In last week’s girl whose body was found in a grain decorated with white and red flowers. 15, of 87 Lawton Road, visited Israel recently they had .man put to words the feeling that Cummings felt himself decline is concentrated in the lower The starting and closing times at board meeting, parents asked for a bin after she disappeared from her The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a the opportunity to see the country not through the eyes of had since his arrival at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport 10 grades where a dwindling birth rate the schools are: Goodwin and Pitkin, return to the 20-minute difference in family’s farm. white chiffon gown with bodice and cuffs trimmed with a tourist, but through the eyes of its people and their 29- days earlier. has made its impact. 8:05 a.m, to 2:25 p.m.; Silver Lane, dismissal times because the older The office said Monday an initial lace and seed pearls and designed with Empire waist and year-old son, Tim, who lives there. He said, ‘"The land is ours. We don’t expect anyone to At the high school level, only 8:15 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.; Hockanum students at O’Connell were harassing examination of the body of Jennifer train. Her fioor-length Veil was attached to a chiffon- Tim, who has been traveling around the world the past help. The land is ours and we shall die for it.” freshmen report to Penney High and Willowbrook, 8:25 a.m. to 2:45 and intimidating the younger ones at Cecchini showed there was no foul trimmed picture hat and she carried a sweetheart three years, has been working on a moshav, a School and East Hartford High p.m.; Burnside Center, Norris, Barnes. Parents said that if the play, but a complete autopsy would bouquet of red roses and baby’s breath. cooperative farm, where they raise carnations which are Dixieland School on Wednesday for orientation. Stevens, O’Brien and Sunset Ridge, younger children could be dismissed be performed to determine the exact . Mrs. Kathleen McKinstry of Ellington was her sister’s sold to European markets. All other students report Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.; McCartin, 20 minutes earlier, the playground cause of death. for a full-day schedule. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Genevieve Manehip Cummings was impressed with the vast citrus and On a lighter note, the Gage Amber Dixieland Band is 8:35 a.m. to 2:55 p.m.; O’Connell, would be cleared when the older The child’s body was found Satur­ back at the Free Spirit in Vernon, and opened to a stan­ of Canterbury, the bride’s cousin; Bonnie Stimpson of banana groves and fish farms, but especially with the Vacations for all students are: 8:55 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.; Langford, students ended school. day morning, ending a massive ding room only crowd Sunday night. South Windsor; and Clare Ann Naylor of Manchester, the determiniation and dedication of the Jewish people. Thanksgiving, Christmas and winter Mayberry and Slye, 9 a.m. to 3:20 three-day land and air search by Such old favorites as “When the Saints Come Marching "I bridegroom’s sister. Maureen McKinstry and Kerry “We visited the ‘kid houses’ as they are called on the several hundred eastern Connecticut McKinstry, both of Ellington and nieces of the bride, kibbutz. Here children from six months of age are cared In,” and “Basin Street Blues,” were real crowd-pleasers. volunteers, police and firemen. Gage and his band will be there for the next two months •>1 were flower girls. for while their parents work. When they are of school age Police continued to work on the Mark Naylor of Manchester was his brother’s best they are taught and attend sessions six days a week, 10 on Sundays from 6 to 11 p.m. But a word of caution: Pian Subdivision Developer case over the weekend. State Police V- man. Ushers were John McKinstry of Ellington, the months a year. to arrive early for the best seats to view this veteran per­ Sgt. Gerald Bennett said the in­ bride’s brother-in-law; Dr. Gerard Bogucki of Bristol and former and his music men. vestigation was routine and "we Kenneth Sanko of Colchester. “They spend time with their parents from about 4 to 7 Music for First Lady want to answer all unanswered A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John p.m. and then return to the ‘kid house.’. They are well- Confident of Approval questions.” McKinstry of Ellington, the bride’s sister and brother-in- behaved, fun-loving youngsters, but there is a seriousness Rosalyn Carter thanks a group of maraichi musicians in San The child was reported missing law, after which the couple left for Virginia. For about them that belies their age.’’ EAST HARTFORD - One of the Hoberman said his engineers have tend the June meetings of both Inland Antonio, Texas, following her visit to a craft center. Mrs. from her family’s isolated 99-acre traveling, Mrs. Naylor wore a mint green dress trimmed In his notebook of his trip, Cummings wrote, “The land developers of the proposed Country designed a “ground rechargeable Wetlands Commission and Planning Carter made a weekend swing through three Texas cities on Lebanon hilltop farm shortly after Club Estates subdivision off Long in pink and white floral print. The couple will reside in is hard and burned brown from the summer sun. The station” on one of the lots. He said an and Zoning Commission to oppose the behalf of Democratic candidates. (UPI photo) nightfall Wednesday by her parents. \Irs. Christopher C. Naylor Enfield. (Naylor photo) green places on the hillsides are only there because they W H Y S I& m l Hill Street .said today he foresees no outside engineer double-checked the development. Authorities say the grain bin in have water brought to them. The hills are covered also problems with a new drainage plan work to see that it was sound. However, the developers withdrew which the child was found was 50 feet with stones and from a distance the Golan or Mt. Hermon DOLOSE on the 26-acre site, Original plans called for a water their plans so they could revise the from the Cecchini farmhouse. They might be solid rock” Town Council to Vote Ed Hoberman of H&J Builders and retention basin to be built on proper­ drainage plan. believe the girl may have climbed a WEKHL. ty near the Langford School. ladder near the grain bin and fallen Developers said the drainage plan for The proposed subdivision contains “Ever3Twhere there are reminders of war. The Golan In June, area residents protested in. the development has been revised 49 lots of various sizes ranging from On New Union Contract Engaged Heights, the incredible twisting roads to the top and the proposed development at a Although a group of neighbors and he feels “100 percent confident” 15,000 to 20,000 square feet. Houses v-^.x'5^•=7S soldiers resting in the shade and their scout cars with 30- neighborhood meeting at the EAST HARTFORD - The Town poked long poles through the 8-foot it will meet the town's approval. would be priced from $60,000 to $90,- cost of semi-private room and an out­ caliber and 50-caliber machine guns nearby, and guns at Langford School. Council is scheduled to vote tonight deep bin on the second day of the the ready. The subdivision plan is scheduled 0 0 0 . patient rider plan. They said they were concernd with on a proposed two-year contract for • An increase from $25,000 to $50,- search, they said they found no sign “The rusting chassis on the side of the road, the pili for action by the Inland Wetlands the effect of the subdivision on The land is owned by George and the town’s 73-member municipal of the child. She was found there boxes and watch towers at every vantage point. Every Commission on Sept. 11 and by the 000 in major medical insurance with drainage and the placing of the reten­ Edward Stumpf. It is located west of employees union. a $100 deductible. three days later. mountain top was covered by radar and electronic Planning and Zoning Commission on tion basin so close to school property. Long Hill Street and east of Alps 'The municipal employees union, During the four day search, hun­ devices. Every building oh me Hat of the Golan was Sept. 12. • An increase in life insurance T^h^ residents had planned to at­ Drive and the Langford School. vvhich has been without a contract from $2,000 to $3,000, effective Jan. 1, dreds of volunteers combed 200 acres scarred by pitted bullets or village houses leveled to piles since June 30, would be the second of fields, woods, ponds and pastures of stone and concrete. i9ra. union to settle with the town if the Mayor Richard H. Blackstone has m a relentless rain. Gov. Ella T.' “This country is ready and resigned to war; if it com­ agreement is approved. Grasso called in the National Guard es,’’ he wrote. also recommended the same pay Woman Killed on 1-84 The firefighters union contract and appealed to the public for fresh Of the kibbutz, he said it was surrounded by wire and raises and benefits for non­ ; EAST HARTFORD — State police with the town was approved July 18. replacements for sleepless more barbed wire and there were bomb shelters Springs, was killed in a two-car acci­ Scneikert, 32, Wallingford, apparent­ bargaining town employees. ; said Mary McDermott, 25, of Bristol dent on Route 190 in Enfield Monday ly collided with a truck driven by The proposed agreement includes This includes all middle manage­ volunteers. She visited the farm everywhere with wire-topped fences protecting the lush, the following features: Friday to encourage search efforts. almost tropical fields of bananas and fruit. • was killed early Monday as she tried night, police said. Kenneth A. Keezer, 42, of Meriden. ment and top town officials. : to cross Interstate 84 near Exit 54. New Britain Police said Robert J. • An increase from 15 cents per In the past, the mayor has con­ Lebanon First Selectman Russell “Ten to 15 percent of the vehicles rolling by the Jordan Bryant Gagne, 26, of Deep River, Tollmann, who started a memorial ; Police said Miss McDermott was Petano Jr., 21, of Newington, was was killed early Monday morning mile to 16 cents per mile for sidered raises for these officials on River at its beginning were trucks. ’There was a lot of fund for Jennifer, said he has already • standing on the right side of the west- killed M$.nday afternoon at an in­ when his car struck a tree in Deep employees who are required to use an individual basis. traffic, although gasoline is $1.50 a gallon.” received donations from dozens of • bound lane when a passing auto hit tersection in the city when his motor­ River, police said. privately owned transportation to Lawrence DelPonte, chairman of conduct town business. Connecticut residents. Of Shaar Hagolan, a cooperative farm, Cummings said, her just after midninght. The driver cycle collided with a car Samuel Scott, 22, of Wolcott, whose the Board of Education, is scheduled • Effective July 1,1979, municipal Persons wishing to donate money “It appears new pure form of socialism from my ; of the vehicle was Robert C. Van Authorities said Steven Moringo, motorcycle was involved in a head-on to appear before the council tonight. to the Jennifer Cecchini Memorial limited insight. Everyone works at a productive and ; Allen, who stopped after hitting her. 17, of Riverton died about 9:30 p.m, collision with a pickup truck in employees would receive a full ser­ DelPonte said the board wants to necessary task, apparently some less desirable ones. WHEN YOU CAN • police said no action was taken Saturday when the car he was driving vice prescription drug rider and would discuss a projected $220,000 deficit in Fund should sent it to the First Wolcott, was killed Sunday evenihg, Selectman's Office, Post Office Box There is a group that makes decisions for all. I do not against Van Allen. so u th b o u n d on R o u te 20 in police said. be covered by the Blue Cross its special education account. Extended Plan, which includes full 118, Lebanon, Conn. 06249, he said. know how the authority is chosen but assume it comes EAT’TO LOSE WEIGHT! The traffic fatality in East Hart­ Barkhamsted veered off the road and Michelle Rickevicius, 4, and Les from a vote by members. Members work different hours For a diet that's not from hunger, join a convenient ford was one of nine reported in the struck a tree. Seymour, 10, of. Wolcott, were both depending upon their labor; banana workers start at 5 Weight Watchers meeting today. state over the long Labor Day State police said Michael Noel, 17, killed when their bicycle was struck a.m. and no critical task is left unfinished even if the ^ weekend. of Springfield, Mass., died about The engagement of Miss Mary by a car on Brooks Hill Road in The engagement of Miss Dede The engagement of Miss Donna seven-hour day is complete. ’The plastic factory works State police in Danielson said early 10:14 p.m. Saturday when his car ran Government Structure Elizabeth Lupacchino of Manchester Losing weight never^^fEIGHT Wolcott Saturday. Golden of South Windsor to Kevin Louise Blanchette of Bristol to three shifts and children care in the ‘kid houses’ begins at this morning Gerald Murin, 36, of off Route 2 in Colchester. to Francis X. Casseila of Cromwell tasted so good. The only non-traffic death reported Spellman of Manchester has been'an- William Stuart Reopell of East Hart­ 6 a.m. Everyone works for the kibbutz and carries their VWKHERS Killingly, was killed last night as he A Wallingford motorcyclist died over the weekend was that of Larry has been announced by her parents, work load, man or woman, pregnant or single. nounced by her parents, Mr. and ford, has been announced by her stepped int(i his car, parked heading late Sunday night from injuries he Tilly, 22, of Akron, Ohio. Police said Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio Lupacchino of Mrs. James B. Golden of 598 Foster ‘"The days start early for Uie field workers and end at The Authority. north on Route 12 just south of the 194 Parker St. parents, Mr.and Mrs. Joseph R. received in an accident with a pickup Tilly was struck by a train while Questioned in Hartford St., South Windsor. Blanchette of Bristol. noon to 1 p.m. They sleep in the heat of the day and enjoy ROCKVILLE - Tuesdays 9:30 AM & 7 PM ■ Route 205 intersection. truck about 9:15 p.m. Mr. Casseila is the son of Mr. and Wednesdays 5 PM, Thursdays 9:30 AM, 5 4 7 PM standing on railroad tracks in West­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The resigna­ Leader Richard Suisman said he too Mr. Spellman is the son of Mr. and Mr. Reopell is the son of Mr. and their children from 4;30 to about 7 p.m. before bedtime. James J. Ducharme, 63, of Stafford Police said the victim. Francis brook. Deputy Manager John Sulik, who Mrs. Victor Casseila of Cromwell. Weight Watchers, 41 West Road (Rt. 83) tion of Hartford’s city manager in agreed periodic review of govern­ Mrs. John Spellman of 46 Goodwin Mrs. Stuart Reopell of Bolton. Everything a person needs is provided by the kibbutz.” appears to be a favorite of the The bride-elect graduated from St. It is perhaps the Israeli people which impressed the STORRS - Thursdays 7 PM the wake of mounting criticism for ment structure would be healthy. East Catholic High School and from The bride-elect graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Univ. of Conn. majority of the council, has also been The bride-elect graduated from Bristol High School and received an Cummings family the most. the fiscal woes plaguing the city- Daken announced his resignation Katherine Gibbs in Boston with VERNON — Wednesdays 7 PM East Hartford Police Report administered CETA jobs program mentioned as Aaken’s possible East Catholic High School and from associate’s degree in computer ‘"They are dedicated, they have a purpose, they work Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Rt. 30 Friday under increasing pressure successor. honors. She is also a graduate of the Oona M. Wilcox School of Nursing in science from Waterbury State together. They like the United States, but they don’t want W ILLIM ANTIC - YMCA, Main Street has triggered new questions about and criticism that his office mis­ Hanover School of Modeling. Middletown. She is employed as a Technical College. She is employed to be pushed into making decisions regarding their coun­ Tuesdays 7 PM, Wednesdays 9:30 AM EAST HARTFORD - Police did not see a stop sign. Police said he Claude Sanderson Jr., 22, of 81 the manager form of government. managed the CETA program that Currently attending the American registered nurse. as a programmer trainee at try,” Cummings said. VFW, East Wing Hall, 1415 W. Main Street charged an East Hartford man with allegedly skidded across the road and Overbrook Drive, East Hartford, City Manager James Daken said provides jobs for 1,100 persons in 24- Area Woodlands Institute of Banking, she is employed Thursdays 9:30 AM 4 7 PM two counts of reckless driving and Her fiance graduated from Travelers Insurance Co. in Hartford. Cummings, the Democratic town chairman in struck a parked car owned by Albert was charged Monday night with his resignation last Friday was area towns. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Yale as a customer service representative one count of evading responsibility in Manchester High School and will Manchester, spoke with deep respect for the Israeli peo­ W. Doak of 4 Arnold Drive. evading responsibility, second- prompted by a projected $1.5 million Over a four week period, estimates University study of forests in New at Hartford National Bank. Her fiance graduated from Bolton two separate incidents Monday night. graduate from Central Connecticut High Scool. He is employed as a ple. ‘"They are dedicated, they have a purpose and they For Information Call: degree reckless endangerment, in­ shortfall in the federal jobs program. of the program’s deficit escalated England concludes that managen.jnt Her fiance graduated from Hart­ 928-5188 (Putnam) Kirk McNulty, 19, of 85 Brookline Councilman Robert Ludgin said State College in December. foreman at Helm Construction in work together to exist and finally to attain peace for William Hughes, 56, of Hartford terfering with a police officer and rapidly from $400,000 to $1.6 million of the region’s forests could create ford High School. He is currently Israel.” or 442-5170 (New London) or writa ______Drive, was charged once on Roberts this weekend he was in favor of a The couple is planning a Jan. 6 West Hartford. was charged with possession of failure to show a driver’s license. and prompted the issuance of layoff about 60,000 jobs. attending the University of Hartford. I Routa 169 Pomfrat Canter, Conn. 06259 HiB Authority.| Street after he allegedly drove strong mayor form of government so notices for several hundred CETA wedding at St. M argaret Mary The couple is planning an Oct. 14 On the Cummings’ last night at the kibbutz, their new­ burglary tools, conspiracy to commit Police said Sanderson allegedly The Yale School of Forestry report He served in the U. S. Air Force four Church in South Windsor. (Nassiff found friends prepared a party for them. ‘"They even $7X10 fim moatbii, than $3 jM weekly across the lawn and through the Dufglary and attempted burglary the chief executive officer could employess. The layoffs were also said failure to spruce up New years, serving in the Elite Guard as a wedding in St. Matthew’s Church in left the scene of a minor accident. photo) Bristol. (Sweet photo) made pizza,” he said fondly. Lower Rates for Senior Citizens hedges at 50 Roberts St. Police said Saturday in connection with an inci­ The other man involved in the acci­ shoulder full responsibility for the canceled after the city agreed to England forests could mean the loss sergeant for two years in Germany. this incident occurred shortly after -MMHT MTCMM-MO^Ui KM KHn TMMHWa O M M ir W HOM dent at the Mayflower Restaurant, dent got Saiiderson’s marker plate successes and failures of his ad­ make up the deficit. of 50,000 manufacturing jobs if it He is a national figure skating gold afTIMATIOlUL. MC, UMMAIMT. «.T. • M M M T W T a « M M T tllM T I0 W l.'ia i 6:30 p.m. 1244 Main St. numbers and followed him to a gas ministration. In the meantime. Police Chief becomes too expensive to import raw medalist and is presently a figure "School Trip Police said McNulty was driving Hughes was held on bond to appear station. Councilwoman Barbara Kennelly Hugo Masini has been mentioned as wood from other sections of the na­ skating professionai. home from the Elks Club when he HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - Three- 714 students have signed up for its an­ in court today. said she also favored a strong mayor one of a number of possible interim tion. The couple is planning a Nov. 4 allegedly tried to lose a car that was At the gas station, police said the quarters of the l,05(Fmember class of nual three-day pre-school freshman man confronted Sanderson. because “you have to have accoun­ successors to Daken. Even with forest management wedding at St. James Church in 1982 at Dartmouth College will hike, following him. Karen R. Smith, 35, of 269 Main St., tability and we don’t. The present Masini retired in 1974 as the No. 2 measures, however, the report noted Manchester. (Morco photo) trip near campus. The trips began in Sanderson allegedly grabbed a pipe bicycle or canoe their way to school 1935 and grew more popular in the McNulty told police he lost control East Hartford, was charged with structure is not working.’’ man in the New York City Police that the lumber industry is not likely SHOPPING BAG of his car and knocked down a “No and threatened the man. Police this year. 1960s because of the environmental ARRIO second-degree larceny in connection picked up Sanderson after he had left Although he still prefers the city Department. He came to Hartford to ever become a major part of the The Dartmouth Outing Club said movement. Parking” sign. Then, McNulty said with a motor vehicle theft outside the the gas station. manager concept. Council Majority the same year. state’s economy. W. MAIN STRICT he swerved through the hedges at 50 ini. Four G’s Restaurant, police said. He was held on $500 bond for court B irth •Wiu.vnuiri fWSHMMT Roberts St. Ms. Smith was released on a appearance today. J REQUUR Police said he crossed the road and promise to appear in court Sept. 18. Presenting our An Invitation to Dance u n g c e n t e d allegedly drove across another lawn Gagnon, .Amanda ROCKVILLE AiniD CRE4M near a farm on the east side of Thomas E Knott, 32, of 90 Valley •Marie, daughter of Dennis LT. POWDER Police received a complaint about With The Roberts Street. St., Manchester, is in “very poor” Sears F. and Karen White a fight at the Howard Johnson’s LT. POWDER 10 He was charged with evading condition today, said a Hartford Gagnon of Putnam. She ^ UN8. Motel on Main Street. S fx4!itin^ responsibility and reckless driving. Hospital spokesmah, after he ap­ was born Aug. 21 at Day When they arrived, police arrested C * A a /} S W c A REO. $1X17 1 OZ Moments later, McNulty was again parently shot himself over the right 8x10 COLOR PORTRAIT OFFER Kimball Hospital in Put­ PjdifdlLii, ^ji6AojL Joseph J. McCormick, 51, of 485 eye. charged with reckless driving after nam. Her maternal grand­ Burnside, Ave., who had allegedly Police said Knott shot himself at 37 he allegedly struck a parked car at parents are Mr. and Mrs. stabbed Donald Tillson, 26, of 26 Bidwell St. Monday night at 11:48 OLD the east curb of Arnold Drive. Fred White of 285 Green REGULAR Sisson St., East Hartford, in the leg. p.m. (DamsL (b d ji SPICE Police said McNulty was driving McCormick was released on $2,500 Road. Her paternal grand­ CHERRY east on Chester Street and allegedly Police are investigating the inci­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. SHAVE bond. dent. Raymond Gagnon of 698 W. home of the GRAPE CREAM REQ. [ ''Duo^nage poitmit Middle Turnpike. Her MINT maternal great­ Manchester Youth Ballet LIME UN8. [ Ea»t Hartford Fire C alir") WOODLAND grandmother is Mrs. Van­ REGULAR QUICK DRY da Ware Simmons of Monday, 3:22 p.m.—Medical Hill Street. Scotts Belington, W.Va. Her Education in Dance*’ call to 13()6 Main St. Monday, 10:42 GARDENS- paternal great­ 11 OZ. Monday, 4:57 p.m.—Medical' p.m.—Medical call to 140 Your Choice grandmother is Mrs. R E a $1.69 Michael Ave. SAYS (A "Duo-Image” or regular 8x10 color portrait) * Graded Classes In C/ass/c Ballet BALM ^ REO. $2.41 2W OZ.I call to IM Manor Circle. Amanda Gagnon of Monday, 10:44 p.m.—Motor * Pre-Ballet Monday, 6:13 p.m.—Medical This professional "Duo-Image" Designer's portrait is one of Northhampton, Mass. vehicle accid en t a t 116 call to 2re Woodycrest Drive. Prospect St. W IPE OUT the most fascinating ways to capture dltferent facial expres­ * Tap sions m one portrait. We can create two expressions ot one Monday, 7:32 p.m.—Motor Monday, 11:39 * Gymnastic Tumbling - Acrobatics AMMENS vehicle accident on comer of person or include two ditterent people. For example: A “Don’t Go Out p.m.—Medical call to 37 FALL mother and child together. Let our professionals create a FOCIS *Jazz POWDER POWDER Burnside Avenue and Long Bidwell St. "Duo-Image" Designer's portrait especially for you. Avail­ *Pre-School fWEEDS WITH able at reasonable prices. Delux mat included. Classes Miss Gibson is a well qualified professional teacher tjavlng taught Without It” Limit: One per subject, two per lamlly. 'Groups $1.25 each n.S9l scon's additional subject. 'Additional portraits available in all sizes in the area tor several years and is well known for her claiMic ballet In­ and backgrounds at our reasonable prices. 'Persons under Plan n ed struction, having produced and directed the ballets Les Sylphides, Les 16 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. 'Finished Patineurs, Stars and Stripes, La Boutique Fantasque, Coppella, and 6W OZ. TURF portraits delivered at store. 'Satisfaction guaranteed or your New Parent classes, 11 o r money back. 'Alw iyt friendly profeulonal lervica. sponsored by the Family Sleeping Beauty. She has been guest teacher throughout New England for the National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists, Is a member Oriented Childbirth Infor­ RUILDER- REQ. •Ti_ mation Society (FOCIS) of Dance Masters of America, Dance Teachers Club of Connecticut, REQ. and is Artistic Director of the Manchester "/outh Ballet. Miss Gibson 1.M 2.23 f “5 DAYS ONLY” canning Jars PLUS 2 . will be held on Wednesday, continues to study all phases of dance techniques to bring you a Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the professional School of Dance. m ik WEUA canning iars • rubbers Conference Room C at Tuesday, Sept 5 MLSDM MLSAM ro w ’s THE Manchester Memorial Jii. • lids • lelly Jars *) Hospital. C A L L 643-5710 — 643-6414 SHAMPOO GOHHTIONER i A registered nurse will • caps • bocks TIMEI Thru Registration Dates at the School REG . 694 REOULAR UQULAR conduct the class which p “where a nela' OILY L-l------EXTRA-BODY I features the film “The Soptambor 7 A 8 -- 2-7 ntU m ddllar’e WOODLAND GARDENS N e w t^ .” Saturday, Sept 9 September 9 — 10-2 IBTRAL. worth a 188 WOODLAND ST. Preregistration is • 1 ^ ! th e miraeU of mnliiltrUt ( dollarf n^essary by contacting Me MU* ^Mbo . dowfltown maneh«$ter^ MANCHESnRpCONN. PHOTO HOURS Mrs/Martin Chmielccki at INILU KOUtTiSt 18 o r 388 MAIN STREET Sears DAILY 10-1 2-5 6-8 646-1847 or by writing MANCHESTER REa _____ 843-8474 SATURDAY 10-1 2-4:30 FOCIS, Box 748. R i a 1.10 i%oz. >1/ 2A3 PACE EIGHT ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 Adult School to Offer Morgan MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Sept 1Q7« _ page NINE Equivalency Courses Campaigns Council Is Expected Schools To Open, KAST HARTFORD -T he East review in the fundamentals of Hartford Adult School, in coopera­ English, reading, spelling and math VERNON - State Rep. Chester W.. Board Sets Hours tion with the regional office of Adult may enroll in the Pre-High School Morgan, the Democratic candidate To Approve Road Basic Education, will offer free Review program. These special for re-election from Vernon’s 56th COVENTRY — The town’s four Council for $30,000 in revenue­ courses beginning Sept. 25 in High classes, which are held on Monday Assembly District, today announced By JUDY KUEHNEL said they would go ahead with their Manchester. Councilman Robert schools will open tomorrow. School sharing funds for equipment School Equivalency Preparation, and Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 , his campaign schedule. Herald Correspondent threat to redesign the relocation Sills, who had originally favored the bus routes which were presented in purchases. If the council accepts the Pre-High School Review and English feature individualized instruction to “As I have done in the past, 1 will SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town project within Manchester town lines project, has suggested ^ u th Windsor The Manchester Herald, are also suggestion, it will recommend the as a Second Language. provide maximum progress for each be attending the traditional Labor Council l8 expected to approve the — leaving South Windsor with the reconsider its commitment to available in the superintendent’s of­ appropriation to a special town The equivalency program is student Day picnics held by the Kosciuszko same amount of traffic flow and process millions of gallons of sewage fice at the high school. designed to help students pass the controversial Manchester Pleasant meeting. English as a second language is for Club and the -Polish American without any road improvements. from the industrial park in its The Coventry High School, located state diploma examinations. Valley Road reconstruction project Most of the items appeared on a foreign-born adults who want a Citizens Club where 1 will look Manchester’s own Croft Drive sewage treatment plant. on Ripley Hill Road, will be in ses­ Students who pass these tests will when it meets tonight at 8. spring list that was submitted to greater fluency in English. Begin­ forward to visiting with many residents, however, disliked the new The agreement — which also drew sion from 7:45 a.m. to 1:41 p.m. The have an equivalency diploma as a friends.” Although the plan will be passed budget hearings. However, the coun­ ning students will be taught basic with reluctance and apprehension, design because it did not provide the much criticism and opposition from Captain Nathan Hale School, which is valid credential for obtaining admis­ Then on Sept. 9 Morgan will begin cil struck revenue-sharing items communication skills in order to according to most council members, buffer between themselves and the South Windsor counicl members — the middle school at the junction of sion to most post-secondary schools an extensive door-to-door campaign from a revised budget* after its function effectively in an English- South Windsor’s approval of the J.C. Penney warehouse traffic they stemmed from a previous commit­ Main Street and Ripley Hill Road, as well as lor fulfilling employment speaking society. throughout town. proposal was defeated in a referen­ project will end two months of had been promised. ment by both towns to handle sewage will have hours from 8 a.m. to 2:20 dum. requirements demanding a high Advanced students may request “During my first term in the p.m. heated debates between officials of Appearing before the Sputh Wind­ from the other if the land contours The council is currently working on school education. assistance in preparing for General Assembly I found that sor Town Council in worksession, the both towns. were such that natural water flow Coventry has two elementary a revenue-sharing list for allocation Cla.sses will be held every Monday, citizenship or the Connecticut frequent persqnal contact with my South Windsor’s main objection to Manchester residents convinced the was toward a neighboring town. schools. The George Hersey Robert­ of about $170,000 in federal money Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 drivers' license examination. Both constituents was the most effective South Windsor Town Council to p.iii. the proposal is Manchester’s plan to If South Windsor were to withdraw son School on Cross Street will be now on hand. Council members have beginning and advanced classes will way in which to discover the needs ol reconsider the project. Although the ^ w ard A. Williams III, has been A tree daytime equivalency dead-end Burnham Street on the the agreement, Manchester would be open 8:35 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. The indicated that at least $43,000 of this be held on Monday and Wednesday the district and to learn the manner plan ‘is expected to get local ap­ awarded the Beatric Fox Auerbach Iimgram will also be conducted at Manchester side and thus, according forced to pump the sewage from a Coventry Grammar School on sum will go for education. At a from 7 to 9 p.m. in which I could be most helpful in proval, without the stipulation that Scholarship at the Hartford Conser­ the V,\1CA Program Center on Main to South Windsor officials, force portion of the industrial park into Wrights Mills Road will be in session revenue-sharing meeting last month, Persons interested in registering ____ solving individual problems with Manchester keep Burnham Street vatory of Music. Williams graduated from 8:50 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. .Street Day classes will be conducted trucks and commuter traffic onto Manchester for treatment. Although townspeople voted $31,000 for board for any of these program should call state government. During the nine open, the resolution is nevertheless from East Catholic High School in on Monday. Tuesday and Thursday already overburdened South Windsor the withdrawal of the agreement has At a recent meeting the Board of use. the East Hartford Adult School at weeks available before the election. 1 expected to clearly state that it is the Manchester and from Bennington Education agreed to ask the Town Irom 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. streets. not been discussed with any 289-7411, extension 434. will attempt to visit as many homes hope of South Windsor that seriousness by the South Windsor College. He is presently studying Students desiring a more thorough The recent stalemate between the music at the Hartford Conservatory. in Rockville and Vernon as time two towns began July 31 when South Manchester cooperate in the develop­ Town Council, Sills has mentioned allows." Williams is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Windsor, up against an Aug. 1 ment of an alternate east-west plan the sewage agreement as a possible M other love...... Morgan plans also to visit local Edward W. Williams of Slocum deadline imposed by Manchester, ap­ “that will provide for an orderly flow means of attaining more cooperation business and industry, shopping Road, Hebron. Full Day^Schedule Repairs Set at $10,231 A mother cow nestles close to her baby in h^eld in Vernon recently. (Herald photo by proved the relocation project with of traffic” for those previously using from Manchester in the formation of Richmond) centers and clubs. Also, a series of VERNON —The total cost of two were 15. Their cases are still one of the pens at the Tolland County 4-H Fair the stipulation that Burnham Street Burnham Street. an ilternate east-west route. making repairs caused by vandals at coffee hours are planned in everv Some local council members have “I don’t feel inclined to accept 500,- pending in court, therefore, the area of town. be kept open. For Andover Schools Rockville High School' is $10,231 Board of Education can’t take any The action was seen as little more indicated they greatly resent being 000 gallons of sewage from them “forced into a compromising which is close to the estimate of $10,- legal action concerning recovery of than a “tabling” of the proposal by (Manchester) each day, if they can’t Homeroom ANDOVER — Andover elementary 12:50 p.m. 000 given right after the school was some of the costs. Manchester officials who, on Sept. 1, situation” by the Town of compromise with us,” Sills said. school will open its doors for the 1978- vandalized. Briefs Reservations should be made by The board's insurance doesn’t Dwyer Names 79 school year at 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a m. on the days parents plan to Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ cover any outside glass that was Schedules Wednesday. The school day ends at dent of schools, said the only items Bowling Meeting have lunch at the school. The cost of broken but does cover inside glass lor all lirst graders. The dismissal portion of the film comprises Coordinators an'adult lunch is 85 cents. left to be repaired are the door such as that on the display cases. SOUTH WINDSOR — The Orchard times 12:,30 p.m. at Stevens. 12 40 segments of patient/therapist first three days of school will closers and door knobs. Board Asked To Appropriate Parents are asked to return the There is a law concerning parental Hill F*TO will hold a meeting for p.m. at Center and Goodwin. 1 p m sessions, and depicts classic cases of Ed Dwyer, Republican candidate be full days. Both breakfast and family emergency cards, dental Three youthful vandals allegedly liability of damage done by children. women interested in bowling on at Norris, Burnside and Slve. and schozophrenia and psychotic depres- for Tolland County sheriff, has ap­ HEBRON — Schools in Hebron will lunch will be served starting health permission slips and went through the school swinging a The incident happened at the begin­ Friday, Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. at the Ten- 1.20 p.iii. ai Langiuid, mavoerrv ano sion. pointed election coordinators in each More Money for Truck Repair open Wednesday and those entering Wednesday. The price of breakfast applications for free or reduced price baseball bat. All three have been ning of the summer. The new science Pin Bowling Alley, Route 5, East Barnes. On Sept, 18, two films will be of the 13 towns, comprising Tolland Grade 8 at Rham are asked to report will be 30 cents and lunch, 50 cents, lunches, if applicable, on the first charged in connection with the case. wing suffered the most extensive Hartford. featured: “An Introduction to County. The coordinators will directly to their homerooms and And milk, five cents. Film Series HEBRON — Arron Reid, first day of school. One was a 16-year-old and the other damage. Psychotherapy” and “What Do You provide local liaison in each town and E. Leslie Eden from the New Book Barn at the Hebron Harvest schedules will be distributed. Snacks for kindergarten students School Changes selectman, told the Board of Select­ There are several new teachers GLASTONBURY - The Glaston­ Want Me To Say?” Both films in­ aesist Dwyer on his planned cam­ England Rivers Center in Boston, Fair, Sept. 7 through 10 were dis­ Grade 7 students will report direct­ are available for $2 per month, EAST HARTFORD -T he school bury Mental Health Group will pre­ man, during a recent meeting, t\iat this year, they are: Mary Keenan, troduce the concept of psychotherapy paign visits to every town in the Mass, and other town leaders, to cussed at a Friends of the Library ly to the auditorium where orienta­ payable at the beginning of the learning disabilities; David Lin- administration has announced some sent a series of films dealing with the fire truck has developed engine and attempt to clarify what happens county. determine the extent of interest in meeting Wednesday evening. month. dauer. Grade 6; Emily Abraham, Rockville Library Sets schedule changes this month, accor­ mental disorders and treatment problems. tion and schedule distribution will during a therapy sesssion. Coordinators named were: Cynthia one or a series of workshops relative The booth will sell a variety of take place. Parents and friends of the school school psychologist; Carolyn ding to Miriam P. Levinson, modalities on Monday evenings in Reid said that only $9,000, a portion to methods of water pollution con­ On Sept. 25 actor Clu Gulager plays Clark, Andover; William Fehling, books including biographies, Grade 8 students will report to are invited to join students for lunch Boyden, Grade 2; Marcia Hersey, Ti­ transportation coordinator. September. All programs will be held of the estimated amount ne^ed to the part of a man back in an institu­ Bolton; Russell Wheeler, Columbia; trol. mysteries, westerns, contemporary homerooms as follows: Abolins any weekday between 11:40 a.m. and tle I; and Jackie Bell, art. Fall Children’s Program There will be a four-hour session on at 7:30 in the Welles Chapman rebuild the truck’s engine, replace tion with his second mental Frank Bisson, Coventry; Everett Persons invited to attend the novels, historical novels and through Black, room 4; Blake Wednesday for East Hartford public Tavern, 2400 Main St., Glastonbury. the tank and miscellaneous items, Registration for the fall children's short films, is scheduled for Tuesday breakdown. “The Ressurection of Paluska, Ellington; Joan Bonenfant. meeting are Reid, Town Sanitarian, children’s books. Records and dress through Cunningham, 5; Curtis and parochial schools. Howell The programs are free and open to had been included in the 1978-79 programs at Rockville Public and Thursday afternoons 3:30 to 4:15 Joe Hammond” portrays one man’s Hebron; Roland Eaton, Mansfield; Basil Bosynesky, Planning and patterns will also be for sale. All through Gardiner, 8; Giacoppe Library will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 Cheney will have a regular full-day the public. budget. starting on Sept. 19 and continuing emergence from mental disorder. Robert Fluckiger, Stafford; Nelson Zoning Commission Chairman, John funds raised will be used to buy new through Hyland, 10; Jeanotte through p.m.. Sept. 11-16 in the children’s schedule. On Sept. 11, “Abnormal Behavior: Casey McPartland, clerk of the Substitutes To Fill through Oct. 26. The program on For further information on Chaffe, Somers; Erwin Stoetzner, Hibbard: Water Pollution Control books for the library. The Book Barn Leonard, 13; Lewandoski through department. On Thursday and Friday, St. Rose A Mental Hospital” will be shown. Board of Finance, is attempting to Tuesdays is geared toward children programs and services of the Tolland; Jack Dennerley, Union; Authority Secretary, Frank Krist and booth will be open during regular fair Messier, 16; Miller through The fall segment will last six will dismiss at noon and St. This film explores the running of a Glastonbury Mental Health Group set a meeting of the board to act on a the Conservation Commission in Grades K-3, while the Thursday Christopher at 1 p.m. Juanita Bair, Vernon; William hours. Pelleiter, 18; Phillips through weeks, beginning the week of Sept. 18 large psychiatric hospital and the call the G.M.H.G. office at 633-2832. request from Fire Chief William V. chairmen from the Junior Women’s Teacher Vacancies program is designed for children in Masinda, Willington. Co-chairpersons John Si bun and and continuing through Oct. 27. Sept. 7-29 will be shortened days types of patients it serves. A major Borst for an additional $7,000 to Schwarzmann, 12; Scutnick through Grades 4-6. Dwyer, who recently completed a Club and the Hebron Lions Club. Marilu deCarbalho requested Terranova, 21; and Tessier through As in the past, three morning story repair the truck. No date for the The selection of films include the series of conferences with each Reid also announced a September Friends of the Library volunteers to Wright, 22A. BOLTON — Although several new Cheryl French was appointed as hours are being offered to finance board meeting had been set old favorites: “Little Toot,’’ Republican Town Committee chair­ 26 meeting of the Health Systems report on the progress of the plans teachers are still needed at Bolton science teacher and MaryJune as yet. Two firms have given a figure Building Committee preschoolers. To be eligible for the “ Madeline and the Bad H at,’’ Septic System Change Considered man, stated that his message was Agency, North Central Regional Sub for the fair booth. Committees which High School, both the high school and Champagney, business education programs, children must be three to “Curious George Rides a Bike,” simple: “I have the best record of of $12,500 as the cost to replace the Area F at 7:30 p.m. at Gilead Hill were established to set up the booth: The Rham Junior High School Bolton Elementary Center School teacher at the high school. Both ap­ five years old and not enrolled in “Peter and the Wolf,” and “The Red The Rham Junior High School experience in law enforcement to engine. School. At this meeting a request transport books, decorate and man Building Committee will meet will open Wednesday with a full staff. pointments must be ratified by the kindergarten. In other business, the board in­ science; Sharon Bly, science; Reid said that oiling of the town Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Rham Balloon.” Building Committee has voted to con­ creased the rate of substitute pay offer the voters.” Dwyer’s entire from Hebron for funding to assist the the booth during the fair reported The positions open at the high Board of Education at its next Parents may register their Richard Castagne, intern, guidance roads had been deferred due to town in obtaining a physician will be High School library. meeting. Some new surprises are also in sider another location for the septic from $20 per day to $25 per day for professional career, spanning over that plans had been organized and school.jjdr a science and a math children for any one of the following department; Nancy Woodcock, home weather and is expected to begin this discussed. A group from WACAP will The committee plans to discuss the store for the young film viewers. No system for the project. The decision ten consecutive days. Also es­ forty years, included service as chief completed. teacher' and a librarian. School Other appointments made by the story hours. economic; Jacqueline Descher, Title week. be in town this month to paint Com­ septic tank system for the proposed Superintendent Raymond Allen said registration is necessary for the is dependent upon administrative tablished was the lunch price of 65 of the Vernon Police Department and Also discussed were plans for superintendent, that need ratifica­ Wednesdays, 10 to 10:30 a.m. program. The list of films scheduled review and approval, as the proposed I; Ruth Kukukla, Title I; and chairman, Capitol Region Crime Cynthia G. Wilson, selectman, and pany 2 firehouse. The board will not new school ; hear a progress report of there will be qualified certified sub­ tion, are Trudy Fawcett. Title I sup­ Wednesdays. 11 to 11:30 a.m. i-i---— ------lui luii ium.li,cents a ceois for lor full miiK; lunch: 5 cents for milk Patricia McCann-Zients, Title IV. chairman of the Conservation Com­ future Country-A-Month programs. the project; discuss a timetable; and will be available in the library. location required that test pits be dug faculty lunch, $1. The increase in the Squad. During this time, he was in­ conduct its regular evening meeting England will be the country featured stitutes in those three positions. He portive aide at the high school and Thursdays. 10 to 10:30 a.m. Under contractual appointments, mission, announced a planning go into executive session to discuss said the positions should be filled All programs are open to Vernon in the soccer field. ratem Ip nfof cnhciifuiA’csubstitute’s pay _ was______i not volved in both active and' ad­ this week due to the opening of the in September. Members were asked Nancy Rucker, Title I aide at the During the story hours, youngsters residents only and are free of charge. The committee made the decision the board appointed John Cheney, ministrative duties. meeting for tonight at 7:30 at the Hebron Harvest Fair. finances. within two to four weeks. elementary school. not only listen to stories from picture originally included in the budget of to encourage any interested persons Registration must be done in person after learning that the current site science; Margaret Coates, English; The Dwyer campaign will begin on Hebron Town Office Building, with Final plans for the Douglas Library to join the organization. Harvest Fair books, but also learn fingerplays, 1978-79 presentation and adoption by Deborah Langlais, French; Pamela and only for patron’s own children. would require approximately 5,000 Saturday with a Bumper Sticker Day- The Friends of the Library will songs, and participate in other ac­ the district. Neri, art; Geraldine Porte, English. Anyone anticipating problems with square feet of fill which would add an in each of the 13 towns. sponsor a book booth at the Harvest tivities. The board appointed Dr. Peter Vecchione announced that Arline registration or having questions is additional cost of $20,000 to the Fair scheduled for Sept. 7 through 10. ZBA Will Discuss ‘Fall Flicks." a program featuring Hine of Marlborough as Rham school Bucci had transferred from Area Bulletin Board asked to call Jan Smith at 872-4710. project. physician for the 1978-79 year, Correction The booth will have a variety of At this time the soccer field is in secretarial position to technical books on sale. All funds raised will be Diane Vecchione, principal of aide; Estelle Armstrong, from An omission of a word In use, with the actual start of the Rham High School, announced that Credit Courses used to buy new books for the library. Several Appeals Levesque Endorses Williams clerical to technical aide; Nancy Thursday’s article about driver tor others who simply want to take soccer season on Sept. 9. The intent the school had received an extension SOUTH WINDSOR - A group of Connell Headquarters The group also decided that VERNON — Harriet Levesque, that he truly is. of the engineer is to make the pits, in­ Sullivan, from full-time to part-time education in the East Hartford six credit courses will be offered this courses and subjects of personal in­ of accreditation from the New VERNON — The Connell for England will be the country to be HEBRON — The Zoning Board of a residence on an undersized lot. The Vernon Democratic Town Com­ stall the stand pipes, test and replace custodian I (four hours a day); schools changed the entire meetings fall at South Windsor High School. terest. “Ed Williams has valuable exper­ England Association of Schools and of what was intended. Congress Committee has moved into featured this month for the Country Appeals will conduct its monthly property is located at 667 Gilead mittee and Board of Tax Review tise in handling education and Colleen Ackerman, student cudtoriaii The courses are part of a special Classes will begin on Monday, the disturbed soil and finally resod Colleges, Inc. Vecchione said that the Mrs. Phyllis Cassidy was quoted as the Five-Corners Plaza in Ellington of the Month program. Members en­ meeting, Thursday at 8:00 p.m., in Street at Hall Road, Hebron. member, is announcing her endorse­ budgetary matters. He has served this area. to Custodian I; Wendy Schumacher, five-semester sequence that was in­ Sept. 11, and will continue through portions of the letter which cited saying, “It’s a proven fact that there Jan. 10, 1979. Each course will meet to set up campaign headquarters for courage any interested person to join the Hebron Town Office Building. Two other petitions ask for ment of Ed Williams for state the people of Hebron diligently on Final action on the m’atter will be student custodian to Custodian I; itiated two years ago by the Com­ “two substantive changes” referred are accidents because of driver s one night a week from 7 to 9:40. the final weeks of the current the organization. Several petitions are warned for variances from regulations is Section representative of the 55th District. their Board of Education and is decided after a conference between Diane LaFountain, assistant cook to munity Services Division of to the fact that the school was on full training.” Walk-in registration at the main Congressional Campaign. The this meeting. They include an appeal VII paragraph 7.2.h to allow the "I feel that we need a candidate currently on the Hebron Board of the physical education coach and the cafeteria manager. Manchester Community College. Harvest Fair double sessions and that the school headquarters is located at the same from a decision of the Board of keeping of horses and/or ponies on with 100 percent capability, committee members, as well as the Anne Marie Nee was appointed to The word “fewer” should have The six courses are Introduction to campus of MCC, 60 Bidwell St., will The annual Hebron Harvest Fair Finance. With the ever-increasing had employed a new principal. site where former U.S. Rep. Robert Appeals disallowing the use of the property. accessibility and credibility. Mr. engineer. fill a position as clerical aide; been inserted before the word “ac­ Anthropology, Business Law I, be Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon; will open Thursday at 6 p.m. and con­ financial burden on the taxpayer, we In other business, the board H. Steele conducted his successful property at 70 Main Street, Hebron One petition requests a variance to Williams has these qualities,” she The Regional District 8 Board of Margaret Healy, technical aide; cidents. ” We regret the error. Business Management, Sales and Sept. 5 from 2 to 7 p.m. and Sept. 9 tinue through Sunday. The fair will need people like Ed Williams to give accepted the resignations of Ray­ congressional campaign in 1972. as a cafe-tavern. Robert Cafazzo, 75 Section IV paragraph 4.6 to allow said. Education heard and received a David Combs, Custodian I; Betty A. Techniques of Selling, Introduction of from 9 a.m. to noon. feature livestock exhibits and scrutiny to the handling of the why mond Blaschik, industrial arts; Tom Connell, ihe Republican Par­ Hope Valley Road, Amston has year round use of an undersized lot "When 1 was a delegate to the our tax monies is spent. presentation of a six-year plan for the Bacharach, secretary; and Denise Philosophy and Effective Speech. For further information, call the judging, a variety of booths, a doodle­ Richard Doty, English; Phyllis ty’s candidate for Congress, will be requested the appeal. located in Amston section of Hebron. Democratic State Convention I saw district, by Superintendent of Schools Clark, Custodian I. Each is a three-credit course. MCC community services public bug contest, tractor pulling and horse “It should be spent wisely and con­ Guiditta, art; Marcia Oucutt, System Delayed programs office at 646-2137. the principal speaker when the Also warned for hearing on this The other petition requests a first-hand how unity among the small servatively, not irresponsively, as David Cattanach, during its recent The board voted to establish school By completing a selection from the pulling contests, 4-H exhibits and English; Tlobert Reme, headquarters is formaly opened date is a petition from Herrick and variance from Section IV paragraph towns can produce results. Ed some candidates would do by putting meeting. hours for the junior high school, 12; 10 WILLIMANTIC (UPl) - Comple­ 40 courses that will be given over the judging and a high wire act. mathematics; Evelyn Blowe, Membership Tea tonight. The public is invited to view Virginia Peterson, for a variance 4.1.7 to allow the construction of a Williams has the strength of Portions of the plan will be dis­ p.m. to 4:40 p.m; hours for the senior tion of an audio-visual teaching five semesters, a student can meet Several candidates for the an additional burden on us by cafeteria; Pater Cafazzo, custodian VERNON — The .Suburban the headquarters from 7 to 9 p.m. from Section IV Paragraph 4.1,3 of porch and a one car garage closer to character to stand up for us in the cussed during future board meetings high school are 7:30 a.m. to 12:04 system, part of a $2.8 million mul­ the requirements of an associate November election will also be pre­ wasteful duplication of spending for 1; Garfield Morgan, custodian II- p.m. Women’s Club of Vernon, Tolland Refreshments will be available. the regulations to allow the renova­ the sideline than permitted. face of any kind of pressures and he in order to give the board time to timedia classroom at Eastern degree in general studies as well as a sent at the fair. The fairgrpunds are acts that are already provided for the Marla Minder Garrett, technical and Ellington will have its annual “We needed a good, functioning of­ tion of an existing building for use as comes to us at a time when we read the document as well as make In other business, the board voted Connecticut State College, has been high percentage of the requirements off Route 85, past the Gilead Hill private grants and federal funds,” aide; and Carol Neiva, clerical aide. Membership Tea on Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. fice to carry us through the final desperately need the caliber of man she said. decisions about the implementation to allow Denise Barrasso to sell delayed until next year, school of­ in over 30 other transfer and career School. Under a letter of appointment, the at the home of Mrs. Jean Canal, 75 weeks of the campaign. Quality of various recommendations. Hebron Harvest Fair tickets in ficials say. programs offered by the college. board appointed Robert Altamura, school. Center Road, Tolland. Members and facilities, with easy accessability This special program was planned any woman interested in learning were the important reasons why X. as a means of encouraging enroll­ more about the club are invited to at­ we’ve chosen the Five Corners ment by people who are unable to at­ tend. There is no membership age locale,” Tom said Friday. tend regularly scheduled classes at PATTI DUNNE’S MCKSONt limit. The club meetings are on the The new headquarters will be used the campus in Manchester. It also ISM0IIEUN6 first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 for volunteer functions, scheduling ’ OIIITI$,IIIC. provides an opportunity for in­ Guidelines For Good Pay Care p.m. at the Northeast School in Ver­ and campaign mechanics, Connell School of Gymnastics, Inc. dividuals who want to experiment non. Anyone interested should call with college-level studies before for­ said. Volunteers have already The trunk of an elephant can 20 PINE ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Inveltment $UE Jan Roe, 875-4101 or Judy Sullivan, decorated the office. Many works of hold six quarts of water. mally undertaking degree work, and 872-9998. Securities At The The selection of a good day care is important. There are definite ways to distinguish a art by Tom will also be displayed. good day care program frorn a poor one. Parents shoidd be consumer, advocates when it ROBERT C. comes to day care for their children. People in this area nave several centers from which to HEAVISIDES WISHING WELL cnoose. Time should be taken to shop around. Visit the centers and talk to the staff. WANTED!! Inquiries Invited Below are some guidelines courtssy of Wee Cara Day Cara Canter & Nurserv School’s BEVERLY BOLIINO BURTON Cute and cuddly preschoolers to fill BEGINNING TODAY our gymnastic studio with charm and ra"re“ DANCE STUDIO 278-2100 SEPTEMBER 5 iaughter. 10 CoiMtttutlon Plaza 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER THRU 1. Is there ample space for indoor and outdoor play? Hartford, Conn. 2. 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Is an extended day care program offered to cater to working parents with Special Zafei for Senior Clllzeni SANDIES children in school? ' I6MUTI0MTS Horse.) OFT WRM>, POSTERS, 11. Is the center privately owned, or receiving special aid from the government? SALE? Then you'll want to tell as many --- Dramatics for self-expression PUZZLES, STUFFED 12. Does the center make use of community resources? people as possible about it! And the 13. Are newsletters sent home? ^ way to do that is with a Classified RMIIHLS Ad in this newspaper. Inttructon ore SUSAN ond CHARLES PLESE I 14. Are there Parent-teacher meetings? A rurFor muivMore iiInformation u w n ia u w i wCall a n 15. Is the day care conveniently located? 6E6ISTE6WSn9l6 I 649-3577 or 456-0408 W E O . , $ E P T . 6 - 3 t o S P M These are a few guidelines. For more information call or write: THURS., SEPT. 7-3108 P M 2hc Kerat& FRI.SEPT.I- 3 t0 SPM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING { PLEASE REGISTER AT OUR STUDIO FOR INFORMATION CALL 647-1083 4 SEPTEMBER 6-8-10 -4 P.M. k/All.lenM.>.M s L . ' ^ _____ • 11229 Main 81., Manchattar BURR COF1NER8 Wee Cere Dey Cera TEL. 646-6484 ^ ^ MANCHESTER Mo.ter. of Americo ond Dance T«che« *1^01 Conn « V ° 726 No. Mein 8t. Mancheeter OPEN MON.-SAT. 10-9 •048-1450 649-6167 Donee Teacher. A..ocia.ion7nc . Chapte?J^ N x c . “ We Still Have Several Openings pitchers. but I gave him another heater.” cond in 12 games for the Yankees. firehouse to the Eighth District, Buckiand adequately. Penny said. said that the firehouse is un­ He was chased on foot by an off-duty driving and evading responsibility in He was released on $1,000 surety “I felt the same way after winning The final fastball gave Guidry Paul Lindblad, starting his first ■ since the district now retains Penny’s proposal to share the necessary. East Hartford Police officer and the connection with two separate in­ bond for court Sept. 18. jurisdiction in Buckiand. area was searched. He later was my 19th, my 16th, my 13th,” said the eight strikeouts and raised his league game for a Yankee, gave up two ear­ firehouse was supported today by But, Cummings, Penny and others cidents on Green Road early today. • Jesse J. Hooks, 28, of Hartford, Weiss said that consideration of seen and picked up while hitchhiking 28-year-old left-hander after the leading total to 215. He also lowered ly runs. Detroit’s Ron LeFlore Theodore Cummings, Democratic have said that the firehouse in The reckless driving charge charged with operating a motor vehi­ vacating the firehouse should not on Oakland Street, police said. He Yankees beat Detroit 9-1 in the first his league-leading earned run extended his hitting streak to 26 town chairman and state represen­ Buckiand is useful and needed. Pen­ stemmed from an incident at a cle while license is suspended and take place until he and Town Fire had in his possession a .25 caliber game of a double-header. “I knew average to 1.84. games by singling to open the game. tative from the 12th Assembly ny and the other five Democrats now parking lot on Green Roatl. He was operating a motor vehicle under the Chief John Rivosa have reviewed the automatic pistol, according to police. when I won my 19th I had six more Guidry was backed by an eight-run Aureiio Rodriguez hit his seventh District on the Board of Directors were not charged with evading responsibility influence of liquor Saturday night. town’s ability to service nearby “Both the town and the district He was held for court appearance chances. I felt sure I’d get it.” explosion against Milt Wilcox, 12-9, home run in the second inning for a 2- members of the board when the in connection with an accident about Court date is Sept. 19. Detroit won the nightcap 5-4 but and rookie Sheldon Burnside that areas from other firehouses. have a need for fire apparatus in'that today. 0 Detroit lead. original vote was taken to build the a mile west of the original incident • Charles F. Welch, 22, of Enfield, the Yankees picked up a half game on ended Wilcox’ six-game winning Penny said that Mrs. Ferguson area,” Cummings said. The Yankees came back for three firehouse. when his car struck a pwked vehicle charged with operating while license Boston in the American League East streak. acted hastily when recommending “The need for the Buckiand Robert C. Godfrey, 25, of 689 Main runs in the bottom of the second, two owned by Charles A. Kcysiak, 22, of is suspended. Court date is Sept. 12. standings. New York trails the Red Graig Nettles launched the Yankee the sale of the firehouse. Areas sur­ firehouse is clear now to many who St. was charged with fourth-degree of them unearned. But the Tigers 65 Green Road. He was released on • Robert F. Rivers, 27, of 26 Sox by five games. seventh with a triple and, before the rounding Buckiand, including previously thought it was un­ sexual contact in connection with an took a 4-3 lead in the fourth on an flFIre Calls 1 $100 caeh bond for court Sept. 19. ProspMt St., Apt. 24, charged with There were 46,896 on hand Sunday inning was over, Thurman Munson schools, apartments and commercial necessary,” he said. incident involving a 14-year-old girl error by Willie Randolph, a triple by at her home on Hartford Road Sun­ operating while license is suspended. and most of them were on their feet singled home two runs and Chris Jason Thompson and Ken Clay’s wild iManchester Russell R. Oeser, 16, of 41 Irene Court date is Sept. 12. day evening. Police said Godfrey had / applauding when Guidry got two Chambliss smacked a bases-loaded pitch. The Yankees tied it in the bot­ Sunday, 6:18 p.m. —dumpster fire at Drive, Vernon, was charged with • Kenneth M. Wakeley, 22, of Hun­ triple. gone to the house to pick up some strikes on Lance Parrish with two tom of the inning when Randolph Waddell School on Broad Street. (Eighth breach of peace by assault in connec­ tington, charged with evading out in the ninth. The Yankees’ joy over Guidry’s Police To Picket Again District) items from a tag sale and had scored on Milt May’s throwing error. tion with a fight with a youth at the responsibility in connection with an Guidry stepped off the mound, great game was tempered somewhat John Hiller, 7-4, picked up the vic­ A police union official confirmed Monday. 6:51 a m. —odor of smoke at touched the girl, then tried to pull her UA Theater East. Police said he Members of the Manchester Police into the house, before she broke away accident Saturday afternoon on stood behind it rubbing the baseball by their 5-4 loss in the nightcap which tory in the nightcap. that the police will be out picketing 725 E. Middle Turnpike. (Town) slapped a youth in the back and face Teresa Road in which his car struck Union plan to picket the Manchester and that some of the members of the Monday, 11:04 a m. —Box 331, broken and ran to a neighbor’s house. God­ as he was leaving the theater. He was sprinkler pipe at Kage Co., Elm Street. a parked vehicle. Court date is Sept. Municipal Building tonight prior to union will sit in on the directors frey was arrested shortly afterward then jumped by another youth, police 19. and during the Board of Director’s 8 meeting. (Town) at his home. He was released on a Monday, 2 p.m. —smoke investigation, said. He was released on a promise p.m. meeting. A fact-finding session is scheduled $500 surety bond for court Sept. li. to appear in court Sept. 18. It is the third such demonstration 201 E. Center St. (Town) between the union and town Monday. 7:52 p.m. —grass fire on ( Lottery ) in a week in an effort to bring their negotiators Wednesday night. Both Wetherell Street’ (Town) Todd A. Marchqjc, 17, of 136 Other arrests over the weekend in­ protest over contract negotiations Jewel sides will present their cases on thu- Today, 2 a m. —Box 56. false alarm. Greenwood Drive was charged with cluded the following: The winning number drawn Mon­ with the town to public attention. ee remaining issues of the contract. East tenter and Spruce streets. (Town) having weapons in a motor vehicle. • Johnny L. Breneman, 32, of 1112 day in the Connecticut daily lottery •y'.4^ ^ ■ was 439. Start of Fireworks in Baltimore Obituaries Boston pitcher Dennis Eckersley has just trying to score by Red Sox catcher Carlton Much fo delivered a right hand punch at Baltimore’s Irs. Thomas Jamison Fisk in seventh inning.’ Near free-for-all Thomas A. Landers Larry Harlow after latter was tagged out Robert S. Francis Mrs. Mary S. Martocchio Mrs. John P. Cleba followed. (UPI Photo) NEW YORK (UPI) - lead over California in the AL West. Sarah Jamison, 75, of 52 Thomas A. Landers. 84. of 501 Vi John E. Breen Spruce\St. died Monday night at Robert Sqmner Francis, 67, of VERNON — Mrs. Mary Salvatore ELLINGTON — Mrs. Virginia Jean Thanks to some timely Otis, who doubled in Kansas City’s Madison, formerly of the South Tolland Turnpike died Monday at Martocchio, 72, of 16 Emerald Drive John Edwin (Smokey Joe) Breen, second run in the sixth, hit a bases - J^^h^teT^M eraorial Hospital. She Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. Gleba, 66, of 29 Elmfield St., West pitching from their Cajun _was the^fVof^Thomas Jamison. Windsor-East Hartford area, died died Friday at her home. 55, of Palmer Road, Jewett City, loaded double in the eighth to give Mr. Landers was born in Hartford, formerly of Ellington, died Mrs. Jamison “Was born Feb. 28, Monday at Middlesex Hospital, The funeral was this morning from formerly of Manchester, died Friday southpaw who’s become “The Kansas City an 8-1 lead. Springfield, Mass., and had lived in Sunday in St. Francis Hospital and 1903 in Wes\ Brookfield, Mass., and Middletown. He was the husband of the D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 at the New England Deaconess Franchise” and the “Crowned f East Hartford for 60 years before Medical Center. She was the wife of had lived in l^nchester for 53 years. Mrs. Isabel Cooley Francis. Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with a John P. Gleba. Hospital, Boston, Mass. He was the Jewel” they let get away, the Angels,8, Rangers 7 Mr, Francis was born in East Hart­ coming to Manchester 22 years ago. mass, at St. Augustine’s Church, husband of Mrs. Jeanne Mather Eckersley Sorry Bobby Grich drove in four runs She is also survived by two Before his retirement in 1954, he had Mrs. Gleba was bom in Ellington defending world champion daughters, Mrs. Henry (Beverly) ford and had lived in the South Hartford. Burial was in Mount St. Breen. with a homer and a single, but it took been employed as a battery man and lived in West Hartford) for 15 New York Yankees are, for LaChapelle ofl Manchester and Mrs. Windsor-East Hartford area until Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. The funeral was this morning from Don Baylor’s 28th homer — a solo electrician by the Hartford Electric years sure, a team to once again be Robert (Marilyn) Lovejoy of moving to Madison in 1958. He was a Mrs. Martocchio was born in Hart­ the Jewett City Funeral Home, 30 N shot in the seventh inning — to lift the Light Co. and had worked for the She was a graduate of Hartford Clearwater, Fla.; three brothers, graduate of Dean Academy, ford and had lived in the Hartford Main St., with a mass at St. Mary’s reckoned with in the American Angels to their fourth straight vic­ firm for 45 years. In his youth, he Hospital’s LPN Program, Class of William Jackson of West Brookfield, Worcester, Mass., and the Bentley. area all her life. Church, Jewett City. Buria) was in League East pennant race. tory. Texas, trailing 8-3, rallied for was one of the organizers and captain 1948, and was employed at Hartford Mass., Joseph Jackson of Gilbert- School of Finance, Boston, During She is survived by two sons, Joseph Hospital for 15 years before her Pachaug Cemetery, Jewett City. For Losing Cool Ron Guidry, th^>Yankees’ four runs in the eighth off reliever World War II, he served with the of the All-Hartford football team in Martocchio and Louis Martocchio, Mr. Breen was born Sept. 5,1922, in Tom Griffin before Dave LaRoche ville. Mass., and John. Jackson of St. retirement in 1974. After retiring, respect him for that. I hit the funny Louisiana-born left-hSnder, became Coast^uard. the early 1920s. He was a member of both of Vernon; a brother, Domenick Manchester, son of Mrs. Mary BALTIMORE (UPI) - Den­ decisions to the Orioles. finished up for the Angels to record Petersburg, Fla.; and seven she donated much of her time to the bone in my elbow and had some the major league’s first 20-game grandchildren. Harfounded the Francis Driving the HELCO Retirees Club. Salvatore of Bloomfield; three Donnelly Breen of Manchester and n is Eckersley, after “Our two runs in the first inning his 20th save and preserve starter He is survived by-S son, Thomas E. American Cancer Clinic at the numbness in my fingers, but it went winner Monday when he stopped the The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. School of Madison in 1961 and sisters, Mrs. Angie Lodyko of East Burgdorf Health Center, Hartford. the late Henry Breen, and was a 1940 Baltimore’s Larry Harlow was was the key,” said McGregor. “I Detroit Tigers on five hits in the first Don Aase’s ninth victory against Landers of Manchester; a daughter. away.” eight losses, at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. operated it with his sons, Sumner and Hartford, Mrs. Henny Antenucci of She was a communicant of St. graduate of Manchester High School. pushed to the ground in the decided right then that if I was going game of a double-header, won by Miss Mary A. Landers of Lee May, the Oriole designated Indians 5, Blue Jays 4 Center St. Burial will be in East Stuart. He was a member of the Bloomfield and Mrs. Antoinette Brigid Church, West Hartford. He was vice president of the New seventh inning, was apologetic to be any kind of a pitcher that I had New York 9. And even though the Cemetery. Madison American Legion Post. Manchester; three sisters, Mrs. Ipacs of Hartford; and 13 London County Mutual Insurance Co. hitter, erased a 3-2 Red Sox lead with to hold them. 1 had a good curve, Gary Alexander stroked a two-run Catherine Allen and Mrs. Margaret Other survivors are a son, Richard in the wake of his team’s brawl Yanks lost the second game, 5-4, they Friends may call at the funeral He is also survived by two sons, M. grandchildren. of Norwich and a member of the a two-run double in the sixth inning. good fastball and good changeup. But double to highlight a three-run sixth Hartnett, both of Windsor, and Mrs. J. Gleba of JVew Britain; three with the Baltimore Orioles, Eddie Murray added a mn-scoring still managed to pull within five home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Sumner Francis of Madison and M. brothers, Anthony Perotti of Paris, Norwich Lodge of Elks. He was an I’m just glad for the team.” games of division leading Boston inning and Mike Paxton, 10-8, pitched 9 p.m. Stuart Francis of Charlotte, N.C.; Anna Latimer of Hollywood, Fla.; a Mrs. Helen B. LaCroix Army Air Force veteran of World Eckersley, 16-6, took the loss in the single in the seventh inning for win­ The defeat cost the Red Sox a half a four-hitter for the Indians. Trailing grandson, Thomas E. Landers Jr. of France, John Perotti of Manchester ning pitcher Scott McGregor, 13-12. when one of their former prize Mrs. James R. Nelson and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte Wells of Mrs. Helen Bidwell LaCroix, 95, and Joseph Perotti of East Hartford; War II and a member of the Jewett 5-3 victory by the Orioles Monday game to the second-place New York farmhands, Scott McGregor, helped 3-2 in the sixth, the Indians took a 5-3 Windsor. Manchester; and several nieces and formerly of 227 Main St., died Satur­ City VFW Post. He and his wife were night. On top of which, his right McGregor, who gave up a three- Yankees in the American League lead when Tom Veryzer and Buddy Mrs. Laura G. Nelson, 77, of 420 nephews. four grandchildren and one great­ run hotner in the first inning to Jim pitch the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-3 A private family service is day at an East Hartford convalescent grandchild. , married in 1949 in Manchester. elbow was jarred in the melee which Eastern standings. New York split a victory over the Red Sox. Bell led off with back-to-back singles Illinois Ave., St. Cloud, Fla., former­ The funeral is Thursday at 10:15 was triggered by his knockdown Rice, set down the next 23 straight and, with one out, Alexander drilled a Thursday at 11 a.m. at Carmon home. She was the widow of Gerard The funeral will be Wednesday at He is also survived by four sons, double-header with Detroit Monday. “Now that the cooler weather is ly of Manchester, died Aug. 28 in St. a.m. from the Callahan Funeral LaCroix. batters. Two-out singles by Carl 3-2 pitch down the left-field line for Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., 9:15 a.m. from the Richard W. James D. Breen of Canterbury and punch of Harlow, who smashed into The Orioles are in fourth place, nine here, I think I can pitch more often,” (^loud. She was the wife of James R. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, Yazstrzemski and Fisk brought relief two runs, Ted Cox then doubled Windsor. Burial will be in the family The funeral was this afternoon at Sheehan Funeral Home,. 1084 New E. Michael Breen, Richard J. Breen Boston catcher Carlton Fisk while games out. was Guidry’s bad news for the Red Ron Guidry Nelson. with a mass at St. Mary’s Church, pitcher Don Stanhouse on the scene Alexander home. plot in Hockanum Cemetery, East Holmes Funeral Home,400 Main St. Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a and John K. Breen, all of Griswold; a attempting to score. “We’re just going to have to win it Sox after running his incredible 1978 The funeral was Thursday in the Hartford. East Hartford, at 11. Burial will be in in the ninth inning. Stanhouse earned Burial was in East Cemetery. mass of Christian burial at 10 at St. daughter. Miss Kathleen Breen of “I can’t blame him for being ourselves,” insisted Boston Manager log to 20-2. “Cool weather helps me Jim Rice in the first inning, his 38th. Brewers 3-,5, .Mariners 4-0 chapel of the Fisk & Journigan There are no calling hours. St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Mrs. LaCroix was bom Dec. 12, Griswold; a brother, Joseph Breen of mad,” said Eckersley. “It was a his 20th save without even tossing a Don Zimmer. “Nobody is going to “I made a pitch I shouldn’t have to Bill Travers, backed by Ben Funeral Home, St. Cloud. The Rev. Friends may call at the funeral Brigid Church. Burial will be in pitch when he picked Fisk off first most. As for pitching in Boston next The family suggests that any 1882 in Cleveland, Ohio, and had lived Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Manchester; five sisters, Mrs. Mary weak act on my part, but there was help us, and we weren’t looking for Saturday, I’m not concerned about Rice, but otherwise I had good Oglivie’s 17th homer and Gorman Harry A. Goddard, pastor of the memorial gifts may be made to the home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to base. Thomas’ 31st, hurled a six-hit shutout in Manchester for more than 60 Friends may call at the funeral Lathrop of Manchester, Mrs. no evil intent. I didn’t mean it. ’The any help.” the left-field wall. If they hit the ball stuff.” First United Methodist Church of St. Madison Rotary Van, P.O. Box 355, 9 p.m. years. She was a member of South Eleanor Dickinson of Ellington, Mrs. whole thing happened so fast it “That’s a timed play and if you’re Zimmer plans to show the Orioles a The Orioles won the game on Lee to gain the Brewers a split in the Cloud, officiated. Burial was in home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. over the wall, it’s 30 feet high and 320 Madison, Conn., 06443. United Methodist Church. Beatrice Plocharczyk and Mrs. scared me.” lucky you get the runner,” said new wrinkle tonight when he sends May’s two-run double in the sixth in­ nightcap. Seattle took the opener Osceola Memory Gardens, Kissimee, The family suggests that those Stanhouse. “Scott pitched a great feet away. It’s got to be 360-370 feet Miss Evelyn M. Sullivan She is survived by a brother-in-law, Shirley Roginka, both of Newington, Harlow, who had homered in the rookie southpaw Bobby Sprowl, 0-0, in that case and that would be ning off loser Dennis Eckersley, 16-6. when Glenn Abbott scattered 11 hits Fla. wishing to may make memorial gifts game and it was more satisfying to VERNON — Miss Evelyn M. Joseph LaCroix of Milton, Mass. and Mrs. Cafoerine Jones of Illinois; first inning, reacted like a wild man, up to the mound. Baltimore Manager probably be a home run anyway. Elsewhere in the AL, Cleveland and Lee Stanton knocked in the win­ Mrs. Nelson was born in Water- to St. Brigid Church Memorial Fund. get out of it the way we did. Even the Mrs. Lena V. LaClair Sullivan, 71, of 2 Dobson Road died two grandchildren and several nieces attempting to go after Eckersley who Earl Weaver will counter with his You’ve got to pitch them tough downed Toronto 5-4, Minnesota ning run with a ninth-inning single town, N.Y., and lived in Manchester John J. Murphy Wilson A. Bottomley best of people are lackadaisical EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Lena Saturday at her home. and nephews. was pushed away by Ken Singleton, ace, right-hander Jim Palmer, 17-12. anyway, because the Red Sox are after Tom Paciorek singled and before moving to St, Cloud in 1963. John J. Murphy, 77, of 87E EAST HARTFORD - Wilson A. sometimes.” Valley LaClair, 70, of 55 Whitney St The funeral was this morning from the next batter. Sprowl was called up laie last week good hitters. . moved into scoring position on a base She was a member of the First Bluefield Drive died Sunday evening Bottomley of the Masonic Home in W. Holland Atkins Sr. The game was McGregor’s fourth hit by Bill Stein. died Monday at St. Francis Hospital Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Main “Singleton was a gentleman about from Boston’s Triple-A affiliate in But the Yanks got an unexpected ^American United Methodist Church of St. Wallingford, formerly of East Hart­ EAST HARTFORD - W. Holland attempt to get his 13th victory. Twins 2, White Sox 1 and Medical Center. She was the St., Manchester, with a mass at St. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. the whole thing,” said Eckersley. “I Pawtucket, R.I. assist in Baltimore when McGregor, Cloud. ford, died Saturday at the home. He Atkins Sr., 74, of 1379 Main St. died Eckersley now has lost five straight Geoff Zahn tossed a four-hitter and widow of John T. LaClair Sr. ' Bridget Church, Manchester. Burial He was the husband of Mrs. once referred to by ex-New York She is also survived by three sons, Josephine Tenczar Murphy. was the husband of Mrs. Olive St. Sunday in Norwich. He was the hus­ shaded Chicago 2-1, California out­ Roy Smalley and Mike Cubbage Mrs. LaClair was' bom in Fall was in St. Bridget Cemetery, President Gabe Paul as one of the Donald J, Crossup of East Hartford, John Bottomley of 271 Brewer St. band of Mrs. Dorothy Keeney Atkins. lasted Texas 8-7, Kansas City put drove in one run apiece for River, Mass. Before retiring in 1968, Manchester. Mr. Murphy was bora Dec. 8,1901 “crowned jewels” of the club’s farm William A. Crossup of Simsbury and in Haverhill, Mass., and had lived in Mr. Bottomley was bora Dec. 19, Mr. Atkins was a wholesale and away Oakland 5-3 and Milwaukee Minnesota. Zahn, 11-13, walked three she had been employed at the Miss Sullivan was born in Vernon system, stopped the Red Sox on six the Rev. James R. Nelson of Des Manchester for 35 years. Before 1888, in Cromwell, son of the late retail florist and operated Atkins Terry Forster Confident defeated Seattle after losing the and struck out two in pitching his Underwood ’Typewriter Corp. for 32 and had lived here all her life. Before hits for 8 2-3 innings while the Orioles Moines, Iowa; three brothers, retiring 15 years ago. he has been John H. and Hannah Lumb Bot­ Greenhouse and Florist in East Hart­ double-header opener 4-3. 10th complete game of the season. years. She was a communicant of St. retiring in 1971, she had been rallied for a pair of runs in the sixth Kenneth Crane of West Hartford, employed for 40 years at the employed as a custodian at tomley. ford before retiring in 1959. After his Royals .5, A’’s 3 Smalley’s broken-bat single in the Francis Crane of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mary’s Church. She was a member of inning en route to a 5-3 win. Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford. Manchester High School by the Before his retirement, he was a retirement, he was active as a floral Amos Otis drove in four runs with fourth scored Rod Carew with Hugh Crane of Van Nuys, Calif.; 11 the East Hartford Senior Citizens HeHl Do Job in Stretch “This was the big one,” said two doubles and A1 Hrabosky pitched She is survived by three sisters, Board of Education. He was a tool and dye maker for the arranger for area florists until three Minnesota’s first run. The Twins grandchildren and four great­ and the Franco-Ainerican Club of years ago. He was bora in East Hart­ McGregor, who boosted his record to out of a bases-loaded jam in the delivered the winning run in the fifth Hartford. Mrs. Mabei Barton of Windsor, Mrs. member of Rockville Lodge of Elks Underwood Corp., Hartford. 13-12 and retired 23 straight batters grandchildren. He was a member of Harmony ford and bad lived here all his life. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - nited a five-run Dodger fifth as Los choice and Bill Madlock’s throwing seventh inning as the first-place when Cubbage hit into a fielder’s She is survived by two sons, Eisie Kumpitch of West Hartford and and Miantonomah Tribe, Improved after yielding a three-run homer by Order of Red Men. Lodge of Masons in New Britain, the He is also survived by a son, Terry Forster, the lone free Angeles collected a season-high error. Bill Russell added a run­ Royals maintained their one-game choice with the bases loaded. Mrs. Charles E. Pem berton Richard E. LaClaire of East Hart­ Mrs. Marjorie Bailey of Corwell He is a lp survived by a sister, Scottish Rite in Hartford, the William H. Atkins Jr. of Vernon; a agent signed by the Los seven hits. That inning gave the scoring single and Steve Garvey had EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. ford and John T. LaClaire Jr. of Heights, Pa.; and several nieces and Mrs. Helen'Landrie of Haverhill; and Connecticut Consistory in Norwich, daughter, Mrs. Ercel Gamfi of East Angeles Dodgers, is brimming Dodgers a two-run iead over San a run-scoring double to tie the score. Mildred Hayes Pemberton, 75, of 30 Granby; two daughters, Mrs. Alton nephews. a granddaughter and grandson. Sphinx Temple, and Giddings Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Francisco. Dusty Baker, who robbed Halicki Orchard St. died Saturday at St Morell of East Hartford and Mrs. The family suggests that any with confidence about the final memorial gifts may be made to the The funeral is ’Thursday at 9:30 (Siapter of Royal Arch Masons. Newberry of South Windsor and Mrs. month of the season. After Monday’s homer into the of a home run with a leaping catch Francis Hospital and Medical Lloyd Poche of ’Thibodaux, La.; and Viola Lihou of Bloomfield; eight right-field pavilion cut the Giant lead 11 grandchildren. Vernon Ambulance Corps. a.m. from the John F. Tierney A Masonic service will be held above the left-field fence in the Center. She was the wife of Charles grandchildren and four great- Although he’s had a history of arm to 4-1, Johnny Oates scored the se­ White in Key Role Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Wednesday at 12:45 p.m. preceding fourth inning, then singled in Garvey E. Pemberton. The funeral is ’Thursday at 8:15 grandsons. trouble and has missed almost one cond run on Dave Lopes’ fielder’s a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, Mrs. Merton E. Treat with a mass at the Church of the the funeral at 1, at the Masonic Home from third base with the winning run. The funeral took place this mor­ The funeral is Wednesday at 11 month of his first season with the 1602 Main St., with a mass at St Assumption at 10. Burial will be in St. □lapel in Wallingford. Burial will be ning at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral GLASTONBURY —Mrs. Florence James Cemetery. in Rose Hill Cemetery, Rocky Hill. a.m. at Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Dodgers, he wants Manager Tommy Home, 318 Burnside Ave. The Rev. Mary’s Church at 9. Burial wilh be in S. Treat, 78, of 3315 Hebron Ave. died Friends may call at the funeral ’The family suggest that friends Main St. The Rev. Alva G. Decker, Lasorda to know he’s ready to come Alva G. Decker, rector of St. John’s St. Mary’s Cemetery. Saturday at an East Hartford con­ to the rescue every tim e in In Debut as Dodger home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to wishing to may make memorial gifts rector of St. John’s Episcopal Episcopal Church, officiated. Burial Friends may call at the funeral valescent home. She was the wife of 9 p.m, September when Don Sutton, Burt to the Masonic Charity Foundation or Church, will officiate. Burial will be NEW YORK (UPI) - Myron KxpuM 5-6, Cubs 3-5 was in Trinity Cemetery, Portland, home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Merton E. ’Treat. in Hillside Cemetery. Hooton, Tommy John, Doug Rau and Conn. 9 p.m. The family suggests that any the Shriners’ Children’s Hospital in White’s feet landed on Los Pinch hitter Gary Carter’s suicide The funeral was early this after­ meniorial gifts may be made to a Bob Welch get in trouble. National League | The family suggests that any Springfield, Mass. Friends may call at the funeral Angeles pavement Monday squeeze scored Larry Parrish with Mrs. Pemberton was bom in East noon at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 charity of the donor’s choice. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. He combined with Lance Rautzhan Hartford and had lived here all her memorial gifts may be made to the E. (Jenter St., Manchester, with for four innings of shutout relief Mon­ morning. Less than 12 hours one out in the 10th inning, lifting the Expos to a second-game triumph and life. She was a member of St. John’s American Heart Association of burial in East Cemetery, ELASTIC day night as the Dodgers overcame a later, they landed — spikes tying double. Dusty Baker snapped Episcopal Church and had been Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St Manchester. 4-0 San Francisco Giants’ lead after 4 the tie with a single to score Garvey. a sweep of the Cubs. Montreal won Hartford. About Town first — on flustered San Fran­ the opener when Tony Perez lashed employed as parish secretary before Mrs. ’Treat was bom in Glaston­ STOCKINGS 1/2 innings for a 5-4 victory. “The key to the game was Myron cisco second baseman Bill three hits, including his 11th home her retirement in 1969. Raymond C. Lee bury and had lived here all her life. WHEELCHAIRS “I don’t think my arm will ever be White’s slide,” said Dodger Manager Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of Madlock. run, and scored three times. Warren Memorial gifts may be made to a VERNON — Raymond C. Lee, 64, Before retiring 16 years ago, she was .’ednesday at 7:30 p.m. in meet at the post home, 608 | ARTHUR DRUG 100 percent again,” said Forster Tom Lasorda. “He pinch ran for charity of the donor’s choice. the Manchester Town Fire I White, a 20-year-old outfielder Cromartie added a two-run single, of 11 Wellwood Circle died Monday at employed as a clerk in the new the Probate Room at the E. Center St., at 6:30 p.m. after recording his 17th save, “but Davalillo and slid hard into second on Department will meet called up earlier in the day by the dropping the Cubs 41/2 games behind Hartford Hospital. He was the hus­ business department of the Phoenix Municipal Building. All in­ September is my month. You just the fielder’s choice by Lopes. tonight at 8 at the McKee Dodgers from their Albuquerque the Phillies. Mrs. Adolph Grimm band of Mrs. Hope Wright Lee. Mutual Insurance Co., and had been terested persons are give me the ball and then we’ll win. “His aggressiveness kept us in the St. firehouse. I’liillii‘8 2-10, Curdiiiuls 3-2 COVENTRY — Mrs. Mary Flint Mr. Lee was bom in Hartford and with the firm for 37 years. She was a welcome. “I’m not trying to toot my own farm club, broke up a potential dou­ inning. A double play ball would have Bake McBride tripled home one Grimm, 45, of Winter Haven, Fla., had lived in Vernon most of his life. member of Columbia Chapter, OES, hom or sound like a one-man gang, ble play in the crucial five-run fifth killed it right there — Oates doesn’t ’The Army and Navy Club Fitzgerald Funeral Home inning Monday night, leading Los run and scored two others and Jim formerly of Coventry, died Friday in He was the owner of the R&L Tire of South Glastonbury. M em b ers of though. I’m just saying I feel scoreand there’s two out with the Auxiliary will have a Angeles to a 5-4 triumph over San Lonborg won his first game since Winter Haven. She was the wife of Service of Vernon. She is also survived by several Manchester’s Veterans of September is myjucky month.” score still 4-1.” potluck Wednesday at 6:30 Dignified Francisco that extended the June 28 to pace the Phillies in the Adolph Grimm. He is also survived by two sons, nieces and nephews. Foreign Wars Auxiliary Mike Marshall appeared in 104 In other NL games, Pittsburgh p.m. at the clubhouse. Dodgers’ National League West lead nightcap. In the opener, Ted Sim­ A commital service was scheduled Cloyd Lee and Ronald Lee, both of will meet in West Hartford Family Service games in the Dodgers’ 1974 National swept a doubleheader from New for today in Winter Haven. After a short business tonight at 7:30. The League championship season — a to two games over the Giants. mons came off the bench to double Ellington; two daughters, Mrs. .eeting. Community Personal Care York, 7-4 and 7-0, Montreal took two Mrs. Grimm was bom in Quincy, In Memorium meeting is to discuss the record — and Forster’s appearance The Giants grabbed a quick 4-0 lead home the tying runs in the eighth and James (Irene) Cornish of Tolland nelations Officer James from Chicago, 5-3 and 6-5 in 10 in­ Mass., and had lived most of her life and Miss Veronica Lee of Vernon ; a In Memory uf our son. Scott Lopez, upcoming visit of Arlene Monday night was only his 41st of the '1 eventual winner Don Sutton, 13- nings, Philadelphia split a pair with Tony Scott knocked in the game who left us Septemlier 4, 1917. McCooe of the Manchester 10, but the Dodgers routed loser Ed winner with a sacrifice fly to give in Coventry, moving to Winter brother, George Lee of Hartford; McDermott, national season, second on the club to St. Louis, losing the opener 3-2 but Police Department will Halicki, 8-7, in the fifth. Bob Forsch the victory. Haven six years ago. seven grandchildren and several We do not need a special day president of the auxiliary, knuckleballer Charlie Hough’s 51. winning the nightcap 10-2, San Diego To bring you to our minds speak about safety and Rick Monday led off with his 16th Puilres 8, BruvcH 4 She is also survived by three sons, nieces and nephews living in the For days without a thought of you and the testimonial for Forster hasn’t been on the disabled beat Atlanta 8-4 and Cincinnati self-protection. Guests are homer, Johnny Oates followed with a Rookie Jim Wilhelm’s first major Stephen Grimm of Willimantic, greater Hartford area. Are very hard to find. state president, Theresa list this season but he was out 10 days topped Houston 6-3. welcome to attend the Varney of Manchester. single and moved to second on pinch league hit, a two-run double in the Charles Grimm of Alabama and Bur­ ’The funeral is ’Thursday at 11 a.m. You gave no one a last farewell with a palm injury and 18 days with I’irulcd 7-7, Mels 4-0 program, which begins at an elbow injury. hitter Vic Davalillo’s single. White fifth inning, scored two runs, and ton Grimm, at home; four daughters, at the United Congregational Church You could not say goodbye . Edward M. Fitzgerald Ed Ott went 6-for-8 and drove in You were gfine before we realized 8 The Manchester The Dodgers have been all alone in ran for Davalillo and Oates came all Gaylord Perry and two relievers Dianne Grimm, Nancy Grimm, of Tolland. Burial will be in Ellington Only God knows why. five runs to help the Pirates sweep a Veterans of Foreign Wars 225 .Main Street first place in the NL West since Aug. 't s f . the way home when Dave Lopes hit double-header from the Mets and combined on a seven hitter to carrv Susan Grimm and Jennifer Grimm, Center Cemetery. Plans for fall walks and all at home; her father. Burton Flint He knew you had to leave us Post 2046 and Ladies Manchester, Connectirat 16 but the Giants looked ready to get into a force play and Madlock move to within one game of first- San Diego. Friends may call at Burke-Fortin ^ But you did not go alone clean-up programs will be Safe By a Fingertip Auxiliary will visit the a share of the lead. Until the fifth in­ relayed the ball wildly to first. Bill place Philadelphia in the NL East. Rods 6, VsIroK 3 of Willimantic; and two brothers, Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., For part of us went with you made by, the Hockanum Robert Flint of Storrs and Joseph The day He took you home. Newington Veterans Phone 643-5940 ning when the roof caved in on Ed Tony Scott of St. Louis dives back to first base just ahead of Russell then singled to score Lopes, The twin victories gave the Pirates Johnny Bench slammed his 20th Rockville, Wednesday from 7 to 9 River Linear Park Com­ stole second and went to third on Flint of Ware Shoals, S.C. liOve. Hospital Wednesday. Halicki. throw to Phillies’ Tim McCarver in first game of twinbill yester­ nine straight triumphs and 19 of their homer and Joe Morgan added three p.m. mittee at its meeting Marc Hill’s throwing error before Mom. Dad. Sisters & Brother Members are asked to Rick Monday’s 16th home run ig­ day. The teams split. fUPI Photo) last 21. hits to help Bill Bonham to his 10th scoring on Steve Garvey’s game- win in 14 decisions. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 — PAGE THIRTF^EN Tennis Stars of Today Damaffine Sport Kite Missed Shot Standings NEWV YORK-YORK (ITDT> (UPI, _ 0,1 ______*' J L played across two entire pages in jeopardizing its future. the September issue of Tennis about line calls, throwing temper into a waiting limousine and is American League Systematically, almost "We recognize that much of the Some of the others in the U.S. National League Magazine but judging from those tantrums when they can’t get gone. Unless there happens to be a i kii k deliberately, some of problem can be traced to the in- Open see the way Connors acts i Ve8terday’’8 Re8ult8 Lesterdaj's R ' II it was generally directed at, their way ... And why not, they TV camera around. For that, he’ll Minnesota 2, Chicago 1 today's biggest stars are llux of big money into tennis say. If you, the pros, can get away and follow suit. You know how Montreal 5-6, Chicago 3-5 players like Hie Nastase, Jimmy hold still, but they’d better make that goes, monkey see, monkey At Record Books New York 9-4, Detroit 1-5 during the past few years. The Pittsburgh 7-7, New York 4-0 destroying the game of ten­ Connors and young John with it, why can't they? it quick or he won’t give them the frenzied pursuit of money, do. ENDICOTT, N.Y. (UPI) — foot birdie putt on the 18th that would Hayes, at one point early in the St. Louis 3-2, Philadelphia 2-10 Seattle 4-10, Milwaukee 3-5 nis, and to make it worse, McEnroe, it might as well have "But you can't get away with it pleasure of his company, either. Cleveland 5, Toronto 4 though, is no reason to cheapen forever...” Bob Lutz, who lost his match to When Tom Kite three-putted have put him in a playoff. Earlier in round, managed to cut Kite’s lead to San Diego 8, Atlanta 4 they're so indifferent, so in­ been written on the wind for all That strikes me as rather Baltimore 5, Boston 3 the game. No truer words wore ever said. Vitas Geruiaitis Monday, first on the 18th green of the En Joie that tourney, he had called a one- just two strokes, but Kite responded Cincinnati 6, Houston 3 sensitive, so utterly stupid, the good it figures to do. ridiculous considering how he said he didn’t want to talk to California 8, Texas 7 "Let's make it plain: we’re not Linder suspension now for what Golf Club Monday, he lost his stroke penalty on himself after by rolling in birdie putts on five of the Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 4 that they can't see they're The letter starts off by saying: knocking everybody ... But you went out of his way to make reporters in the locker room but seeing his ball move as he prepared next six holes to regain his mastery. Kansas City 5, Oakland 3 "This letter is an urgent appeal the International Men's Pro Co.un- himself available and even court chance to enter the record demolishing themselves as guilty ones — you know who you cil calls "aggravated ^havior would see them only in the inter­ to make a shot. “I didn’t realize that I’d gotten that Eu8t Eusi that we — as tennis champions of are. You're the players who the press when he first was star­ view area. Then he changed his books of the B.C. Open Tourna­ “But I was w ry confident coming close,” said Hayes, who was within W L Pet. GB well. the past — address to those of you over the past two-and-a-half- ting out. W L Pet. GB berate and attempt to intimidate mind and said he didn’t want to go ment. two shots of Kite in the first four Boston 85 51 .625 - Don Budge can see it. though. among the stars of today who, we years," Nastase is ineligible to in today. For"'the first 11 holes I Philadelphia 73 63 .537 — officials, who make obscene I distinctly remember how Con­ there. When he finally consented holes. “I was determined not to look So can Jack Kramer, Fred believe, are damaging the game compete in the U.S. Open at But he couldn’t have cared less. played as well as I, can play. ’The Pittsburgh 72 64 .529 1 New York 80 56 .588 5 gestures at linesmen and fans, nors attended a news conference to give his views of the match, he Perry. Rod Laver and Ellsworth by your conduct. Flushing Meadow. "I knew that I was on a record pace record would have been nice, but I at the scoreboard until the turn. I Chicago 69 68 .504 iVz Milwaukee 79 59 .572 7 who use the foulest language at to which he wasn’t even invited a suggested that Geruiaitis had con­ Baltimore 77 61 .558 9 Vines. Among some of the great "Tennis has given you, as it If that bothers him at all, he coming into the round,” said Kite, didn’t hear any gallery screams Montreal 65 73 ,471 9 the least provocation, who default few years back. Nastase was sup­ ned the umpire into a 10-minute Detroit 75 62 .547 10'z women players of the past, Alice gave us, much in terms of hardly shows it. He should worry. whose 17-under-par 267 was one behind us, so I assumed that Tom St. Louis 60 78 .435 14 posed to have been the key figure delay that turned around the out­ Cleveland 59 78 .431 26‘z Marble. Doris Hart. Helen Hull using transparent excuses, who What s another tennis tournament stroke short of Hubert Green’s four- wasn’t breaking par. New York 55 83 .399 19 satisfaction, recognition and op­ smash racquets, who do 'your own of the occasion, but Connors, who come, PGA Toronto 55 84 .396 31'z Jacobs and Margaret Osborne to Nastase, even if it happens to round total in 1973. “But I never gave “It turns out that the reason the portunities for personal growth thing with little or no regard for came with his then manager, Bill McEnroe, only 19, is learning gallery was relatively quiet was duPont are able to see what is beyond the scope of the game. be the U.S. Open? Riordan, talked up a blue streak it a thought while I was on the WrsI the wishes or sensibilities of those fast. If he’s trying to become ob­ because he was playing so darned \\<-8l happening also. Arid that's to say oothiog of the Connors always was buddy- course. It would have been nice, but think the most pleasing thing ab6(ut W L Pet. GB about you, and plainly welcomed all the noxious, he’s off to a splendid good that his birdie putts were all All of them, along with a half huge financial rewards you've buddy with Nastase, even looking it really didn’t matter to me. the final round was to have Mark w L Pet. GB Kansas City 74 61 .548 - attention he was getting from the start. Los Angeles 82 56 ,594 - dozen other former stanaouts. received that were undreamed of up to him when he first started. "Every guy in this field is out here Hayes play as well as he did and short ones,” said Hayes. “You get California 74 63 .540 1 "We're particularly distressed press. San Francisco 80 58 .580 2 have put their signatures to a when we were in our primes. Now Connors has the idea he’s After carrying on monstrously for one reason — to win the golf tour­ playing well enough to beat him,” the most gallery noise on the long Texas 66 68 .493 7 by the influence your behavior is He figures he doesn’t need it during a match in which he beat Cincinnati 75 62 strong, thought-provoking open "But how have you repaid it?" above tennis itself. nament, and I guess it doesn’t matter said Kite, whose five-shot margin putts. When I looked at the .547 6‘/2 Oakland 64 74 .464 11 having on young players. More anymore, he has all the money he three-time Wimbledon champ San Diego 71 67 .514 - letter addressed to Today s Stars the letter goes on "By debasing Certainly above the press, to if you win by 100 strokes or one,” said over Hayes matched Andy Bean’s ef­ scoreboard after nine, he was at 18- Minnesota 62 76 .449 13 and more kids are stretching the wants, so why even lower himself John Newcombe a few weeks ago, under, and I was stunned.” Houston 63 73 .463 18'z Irom Yesterday's Champions. tennis - its standards, its which he gives no interviews. by communicating with those who Kite, whose only previous victory in fort at the Kemper Open as the Chicago 57 80 .416 17'z rules whenever they can; more Newcombe shook his head and The 845,000 w inner’s check, Atlanta 59 78 .431 22'z The letter is conspicuously dis­ traditions, its reputation and As soon as he finishes tiis pay to see him play through the six years in the PGA tour came in biggest on the tour this year. Seattle 51 85 .375 23 and more are arguing vehemently said, "I’m just glad I didn’t act presented by Johnny Hart — creator matches at the U.S. Open, he hops press. 1976 at Philadelphia, “Mark played right ahead of us, I'odaj's Games that way when I was growing up. ’’ “I guess I’ve blown a few tour­ and I could see him putt as I stood on of the comic strip for which the tour­ nament is named — gives Kite nearly Boston (Sprowl 0-0) at Baltimore naments in my day — including two the fairway on mokt holes,” said Today's Games I Palmer 17-12), N ' this year, ” said Kite, who had two Kite. “I found myself saying 'Go $149,000 in tour winnings this year. Montreal (Schatzeder 6-4) at It marks his best season on the Chicago (Burris 5-10) Cleveland (Waits 10-13) at Toronto runner-up finishes and three thirds ahead and make it, Mark. Shoot the (Kirkwood 3-2), N this year. Last week, at the Hall of best you can, because I’m going to tour, and the third straight year that San Diego (Rasmussen 14-10) at he has topped $100,000. Atlanta (P. Niekro 16-15), N Detroit (Young 5-4) at New York Red Sox Unhealthy Fame classic, Kite missed a four- beat you anyway.’ Winner (Tidrow 6-9), N New York (Swan 8-5) at Pittsburgh (Kison 5-5 or Reuss 1-2), N Chicago (Stone 10-11) at Minnesota Pat Bradley of Westford, (Erickson 13-91, N Cincinnati (Bonham 9-4 or Moskau Mass., rejoices after winning Texas (Comer 7-3) at California 4-4) at Houston (J. Niekro 11-11), N Win Boost for Pat Bradley Rail Golf Classic with 12 under (Ryan 6-11), N For Stretch Drive San Francisco (Barr 7-10) at Los SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) under 28J.- Each took home $5,397. the second round because of illness, par 276. (UPI Photo) Angeles (Rau 12-8), N Kansas City (Leonard 15-16) at Oakland (Johnson 10-7), N BOSTON (UPI) - The And so it goes. to win in spite of themselves. — Pat Bradley, winner of the Bradley, 27, of Westford, Mass, said she drove well during the four Boston Red Sox are ap­ The Red Sox have had their star­ The Yankees, meanwhile, continue $1(X),0(X) LPGA Rail Charity stroked birdies on the par-5 third, days and that sunny, warm weather ting lineup intact for only 35 games par-4 fifth and par-5 sixth holes helped her game. proaching the final stretch of their inexorable run toward the top (Jolf Classic, says she’d also this yea . The pitchers are faring with their starting lineup in relative­ before bogeying the par-4 11th and Bradley also said she figured Patriots Warned About Redskins the 1978 pennant race and -somewhat better, but not much. like to take the National ly fine fettle and a rejuvenated Cat­ the par-5 17th. She sealed the win Miller would be the toughest final FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) sooner than he expected. everyone is looking on the next Luis Tiant broke a finger in spring Jewish Hospital Open in "He just came through fish Hunter on the mound. But what round competitor even though Donna — New England Patriots It’s a shame he had to fum­ Moseley 26-yard field goal. training, ace reliever Bill Campbell and hit me," said Ivory, two weeks to see if they can has really helped the Yanks the past Denver this week. Caponi Young and Pulz shared with coach Chuck Fairbanks ble but don’t fault him too The former Notre Dame has a bad arm and has been effective who played most of the wrap up the Eastern Division three weeks or so is the newspaper “I just take each week as it com­ LPGA Bradley the 10-under-par lead after had warned all week his much," Fairbanks said. great was given the star­ about half the time he has been used, game for the injured Andy title or collapse like a house of strike in the Big Apple. No bad press, es,” Bradley said Monday after cap­ three rounds. team was not executing Tight-end Russ Francis ting nod by Pardee over which hasn’t been much. Mike Johnson, “You never can veteran Billy Kilmer, one no juicy gossip to worry about in that turing the $15,000 top Rail prize. “But with a 30-foot putt from off the green Miller, at 7-under 209 after 54 holes properly and a seasoned said execution was the cards. Torrez has a bad finger and others say how things will go. You of Allen’s favorites. image-conscious city. I tell you, this gives me a big boost. for an eagle on the par-5 13th. Her and without a tour victory sine 1974, club like the Washington problem. The Sox have already had their an­ are nursing bruised egos, the worst just have to take the ups "I always had the feeling The Red Sox sport baseball’s best I’d like to do a streak.” card showed 33-37—70 for the 36- said she was ready for another win. Redskins could take advan­ "We didn’t execute the nual slump. They must play the malady for a pitcher. record, which mayhe somewhat “When you haven’t been up there, tage of his team’s mis­ with the downs." he (Allen) would yank me, Yankees and Baltimore 12 times over Bradley knocked in three birdies on 36-72 course. way we should. I’m a firm The Red Sox can thank their stars muted due to the strange goings-on in the front nine and added an eagle on really up there close to No. 1 in a long takes. Theisman, who was 10- that he never had any con­ the fortnight. The Red Sox desperate­ “I made some funny mistakes. I believer that you make that Jim Rice, Dennis Eckersley and the American League West and time ... I needed that pressure,” the Unfortuntely for the for-24 for 184 yards with fidence in me. I think I ly need to win at least three games the hoihe stretch in the final round to got a bit too cute coming in and it your own breaks. They did Bob Stanley have been healthy. They National League East. But they 37-year-old Marshall, Mich., resident Pats, Fairbanks’ prophecy one interception, opened have the confidence from from each club. But what they really end the 72-hole tournament at 12- cost ille a few bogeys,” Bradley said. and we didn’t," Francis have been carrying the team the last deserve to win their division because said. was fulfilled Sunday when the game by throwing 63 this coach. I’ve tried to put need -is a miracle cure for their under-par 276. Four strokes back was “The turning point for me was the said. few weeks. they have played so well for so long. Sharon Miller at 8-under 280 and the Miller bogeyed the second, 11th the Redskins defense came yards to Danny Buggs last year away. I’m glad assorted ailments. The Eck would be a top candidate eagle on the 13th. That gave me a New England was in­ which set up a Mark $9,750 second prize. real boost.” and final holes but rebounded with up with a game-breaking it’s over," Theismann said. Everyone has been talking about for the Cy Young Award if Ron stalled as nine point Lee Ailing Sandra Palmer, Penny Pulz and Bradley, who was forced to birdies on the third, 13th, 14th and play in the final minutes to favorites, but trailed 3-0 at the Yankee injuries and the company Guidry wasn't doing his miracle act 17th holes. line in New York is that the Yanks S IN DIEGO (UPI) — San Diego JoAnne Camer tied for third at 7- withdraw from last year’s Rail after give them a 16-14 upset win halftime, due in part to a 5- •Biggest Upset- in New York. Rice will probably win over New England. would already have clinched had they the MVP award (if Guidry doesn’t) Chargers decensive end John Lee un­ for-19 passing show by derwent knee surgery Monday and The Pats, ahead 14-9 with Steve Grogan. Grogan INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Valley, Calif., covered the had a healthy team all year. But the but few would argue that Fisk is the quarter-mile strip in 6.05 will be out lor the season, the three minutes left and in rebounded to connect on — Tom McEwen pulled off plain fact is that in recent weeks, it man the Red Sox need more than 19th hole seconds and was well Chargers announced. control of the,Jall, fell vic­ five of his first six in the the biggest upset of the has been the Red Sox who have seen anyone else, 24th U.S, Nationals drag ahead of Prudhomme, the injuries catch up with them. tim to the stripping arms second half, one a 33-yard Stanley, who very nearly was Lee damaged ligaments in his right Country Club racing championships quickest qualifier. For starters, there is Butch Hob­ knee in Sunday’s game against the Larmett-Mary Presti-Blmbi Collins- of defensive tackle Dave touchdown toss to Stanley traded to Cleveland for Eckersley, BEST 15- Ray Gordon 60-8-52, Pat Joan Hunt 58, Edna Hilinski-Rory Butz and the quick hands of Monday and captured the Winners in the other son, whose elbow is an orthopedic has emerged as the team’s top relief Seattle Seahawks and was placed on Gene Dickinson 61, Dom Cieri Jr.- Morgan in the third the injured reserve list. Mistretta 61-9-52, John Lavinio 61-9- Simon-Hilda Kristof-Nellie Johnson linebacker Brad Dusek, quarter and one a 45-yard funny car title by beating three major professional nightmare. He will undergo surgery man in Campbell’s absence. The 52, Bud Smith 62-9-53; Class B-Ron 60. Ralph Tartaglia-John Dudenhoefer- Don Prudhomme, the Na­ events were Don "Big Dad­ after the season ends, but many The Chargers signed eight-year who dashed 31 yards with a scoring strike to Harold Beast frbm Down East has bailed the Anderson 65-14-51, Bill McMullen 65- TWO-DAV MEMBER-iMEMBER- Ben Salad 62 (matching cards), Tom tion Hot Rod Association’s dy" Garlits in top fuel, Bob wonder why it wasn’t done last year. NFL veteran Wilbur Young to take Horace Ivory fumble for Jackson in the fourth Bosox out of numerous jams with Li 13-52, Jack Moffat 63-11-52, Alex Gross —Tom Schilling-Bert Davis Wolff-Reggie Mosher-Gus Peters- winningest driver. Glidden in pro stock and Hobson is a leader by performance Lee’s place. Young had been released k the game-winning quarter. some fine pitching. Eigner 67-14-53, Dick Schotta 64-11- 144, Don Ottaviano-Pete Hunt 144, Howard Tourtellotte 62, Bob Kaitz- touchdown. McEwen of Fountain John Samolyk in pro comp. and despite his 33 errors, is an in­ by the Chargers on the team’s final Fred Rotondo-Walter Farley-Mark “I wasn’t really off in the All this fuss over injuries adds 53, Fred Lennon 64-11-53, Stan Bill Sullivan-Bill Moran 147; Net “We’re always making spiration to the team. cut. Kravitz 63 (matching cards); first half. The way they even more to what now is an exciting Wimbledon Champion All Concentration Mloganoski 65-12-53, Pete Malis 66- -D an Morline-Fred Lennon 117, Mac the big plays,” said Dusek, Jerry Remy has missed two weeks Kickers — 72, 79. played defense, there were pennant race because, after all, in­ Purchase Pitcher 13-53; Class C —Orlando Annulli 61- LaFrancis-John Conners 124, Bob who scored his third with bone chips and replacement juries are part of the game. The Red Defending Wimbledon champion Martina NET - A — Tony Roberto 80-9-71, B some tight places to throw TORONTO (UPI) - The Toronto 15-46, Ray Remes 70-21-49, Vito Vonderkall-Bob Bonadies 125, Dan touchdown in four years. to. They also had a lot of Jack Brohamer was hobbled by a Sox can t seem to be able to shake Navratilova is all concentration en route to Npw Championships at Agostinelli 69-19-50, .lohn Connors 68- — Stan Davis 78-13-65, Fred Kaprove groin pull. Dwight Evans missed a Blue Jays Monday purchased the New York Monday (UPI Photo) Melton-Larry Davidson 126, Stan “I was outside laying back double coverage and that the Yankees, as the Yankees shook contract of right-handed hitter Butch 18-50; Low gross —Sher Ferguson 75, Mloganoski-Bill Leone 126, Bill Day- 81-13-68, Ray Peracchio 82-14-68; C— and then I saw the ball week after getting beaned, Carl straight set win over Ann Kiyomura during Gene Dickinson 82-18-64, D — Dick makes it much harder,” them in 1976 and the Orioles many Alberts from their Syracuse farm Mac LaFrancis 75. Joe Passman 126, Len Giglio-Bill come loose. I waited until 1 Yastrzemski missed as much with a times before that. DellaBernarda 94-25-69. said Grogan, who finished club. S\$ EEPS- Class A —Gross —Mac Palmer 127, Joe Novak-Vito got a good hop and ran. I bad wrist. Carlton Fisk is playing BETTER NINE - A - Rhodes with 12-for-31 for 199 yards People expect the Bosox to fold, LaFrancis 75, Net -Sher Ferguson Agostinelli 128, Larry Bates-Ray stumbled around the 10 but every day with a broken rib along Alberts, 28, came to the Blue Jays Farnham 38-5-33, Dave McGonigle with two interceptions. it’s their nature. Remember 1974, 75-5-70, Tom Schilling 76-5-71, Dick Chittick 128, Pete Foster-Bob I must have dove those last with the usual bumps and bruises, remember last year? Maybe that is Irom the California organization for 37-3-34, B - Stan Davis 37-7-30, Marty The Patriot scores were Ron Fairly. Vonderkall 80-7-73, Stan Hilinski 76-3- LaChapelle 129; Second Day —Net three yards.” George Scott was out for about one why New England loves this team Shapiro 38-7-31, C — Gene Dickinson sandwiched around a Joe He was one of the leading hitters in Walts Knocks Out 73; Class B —Gross —John Kristoff —John Cagianello-Mike Gatzkiewicz Butz, who cruised into month with back and hand injuries. with such a passion. They can't seem 40-9-31, Dick Backofen 39-8-31, D — Theismann 15-yard the International League this season. 81, Net —Jack Moffat 80-11-69, Alex 59, Tom Atamian-Paul Converse 62, the backfield unmolested, touchdown aerial to Mike Eigner Jr. 86-14-72, Bill McMullen 85- Ed Moriarty 45-13-32. Aldo D’Appollonio-Sal Evangelista said he was thinking fum­ Thomas in the third 13-72, Vic Daley 84-12-72, Pete Malis BEST 16 - A — Marinos Gerakaris 62, Gross —Tom Prior-Jack Shea 71; ble all the way. quarter. 85- 13-72; Class C —Gross —Dan 68-10-58, B — Stan Davis 67-13-54, Cowboys romp by 33-0 score Best Back Nine —Harry Gardella- “I knew he (Ivory) was New England took over Vilas In Big Upset Morline 85, Net —Orlando Annulli 80- Phil Sullivan 31, Bill Skinner-Bob Marty Shapiro 69-13-56, Elmer small so I just wrapped my Riggott 69-13-56, Ray Peracchio 70- the ball on their own 32 15-65, Jim Cooper 89-18-71, Ed Hayes Brown 31. arms around him and tried NEW YORK (UPI) - If tory didn’t come without a touch of 86- 15-71. 14- 56, C— Gene Dickinson 70-18-52, D with 6:16 left and only the sikova, 13th-seeded Marita Redondo to rip the ball away. I clock to beat. Eight plays there were any emotion at all suspense, a bolt of fear or a stinging and 15th-seeded Kathy May. — Dick DellaBernarda 79-25-54; bit of controversy. LADIES TWO BALL- Net Tallwood didn’t know if I did or not,” later, Butz and Dusek in Butch Walts, if there were The only other seeded men to play —Marian Zamaitis-Kay Giblin 64, Kickers — 79, 78, Butz said. Among the top-seeded players, TWO MA.N BEST BALL- Gross NET - A — Eleanor Scranton 95-22- entered the scene. Baltimore No Match any spark of elation left in his Monday were No. 4 Vitas Geruiaitis Nellie Johnson-Gerry Sembonetti 66, Fairbanks had cautioned She Herolh only Martina Navratilova had a —Mike Davis-Ray Embury 69, Ed 73, B - Irma Podolny 105-29-76, C - Ivory, who fueled the 6-foot, 4-inch frame, it had all and No. 15 John McEnroe, each Grayce Shea-Hazel Piper 68, Lou his club against overcon­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING relatively easy time as she moved Stone-Bill Twardy 70 (matching Mary Kearney 114-36-78. Pats second-half offense moving into the quarterfinals. Prior-Boots Camellia 68. fidence after the Pats dripped out, drop by drop, into the quarterfinals with a 6-4, 6-2 cards); N et—Norman Newfield-Bob BETTER NI.NE - A — Mona Kemp with 89 yards to lead all Geruiaitis, getting a psychological BEST M.NE- Class A —Dave sailed through pre-season during a long and tortuous four victory over Ann Kiyomura. Schneider 56, A1 Smith-Tom Johnson 46-11-35, B — Irma Podolny 50-15-35, rushers, was dejected lift from the steamiest controversy Kozlovich 30-4-26, Einer Lorentzen with a 4-0 record, the Without Quarterback hours and 11 minutes on center Her next opponent will be Virginia 61, John Neligon-Dan Home 63, John C — Mary Kearney 53-18-35. about the fumble. of the day, defeated Bob Lutz 4-6,6-4, 32-5-27; Class B —Jack Shea 32-7-25, Ruzici, the No. 11 seed from Weber-Ray Hubbard 63, James NFL’s only spotless exhibi­ court.. 6-3,6-4, and McEnroe beat Rhodesian Carl Mikolowsky 32-7-25, R.d ! BEST 16 - A — Eleanor Scranton tion slate. He absolved IRVING, Texas (UPI) - In "can you top this?” And almost Romania and the only other woman Anderson-Walt Rasmussen 63, Blaine 81-22-59, B — Irma Podolny 88-29-59, Sitting calmly with not even a Colin Dowdeswell 7-6, 6-3, 6-3. McCarthy 33-7-26, Dick Schotta 33-6^ Ivory of blame, but was the rubble of Dallas’ almost everybody did. thus far to gain the quaterfinals after Hareld-Ed Miffitt 63, Dan Gothers- C — Mary Kearney 97-36-61, Gloria twitch on his face, let alone the Geruiaitis, a native New Yorker, 27; Class C -R ay Remes 34-11-23 concerned about Butz’s in­ ONE DAY SERVICE embarrassing 38-0 dismember­ Among the highlights: overcoming Stacy Margolin, 4-6, 7-6 questioned a call in the 10th game of Earl McKeever 63, Ted Blasko-Dan Meurant 101-40-61; Kickers — 79. 76. I semblance of a smile, looking so 6-4. John Lamenzo 39-15-24, Pete Zerio 36- trusion. EYEGLASSES ment of the Baltimore Colts -Dallas rolled up 583 yards total McDonough 64, Paul White-Tony GROSS - A — Mary Heslin 87, B — much like a man who had donated too the second set, touching off a 10- 11-25; Low gross -Stan Hilinski 72. “There was a missed offense, second best performance in Moving into the fourth round with minute debate that led to five deci­ Criso 64, Jeff Clarke-Roger Parrott Dora Kellner 97, Dolores Paganetti NOW AT Monday night there was a its history. many pints of blood, Walts explained SW EEPS- Class A —Gross —Stan 64, Roy Bell-Jim Bidwell 64, Ed block on the play and he victories Monday were fourth-seeded sion changes by the umpire before a Hilinski 72, Net—Einer Lorentzen 73- 97, C — Therla Mosher 103. ARTHUR DRUG great deal of talk about what a —Staubach threw four touchdown how he had learned in his short McLaughlin-Clarence Denyer 64, (Ivory) was hit much Wendy Turnbull, seventh-seeded BeN let ball was settled upon. 9-64, Rick Kelso 77-8-69; B —Gross BE I TER NINE - A - Judy Tar- AUTO different game it might have passes, including a 91-yarder to professional life that emotion doesn’t Bruno Frigo-Tom Bourn 64, Don pay. ty Stove, 12th-seeded Regina Mar-N —Aldo D’Appollonio 82, Net —Carl taglia 44-11-33, B — Faith Palozej 47- been if Bert Jones had played. Dorsett — second longest in the Cow­ Wennik-John Guard 64, John Sigler- 15- 32, Betty Vignati 48-16-32, C - boys’ 19 years. Staubach completed "I used to lose my temper,” Walts Mikolowsky 81-14-67, Alex Eigner Jr. Bill Mustard 64; Kickers—77, 79, 78. “You just don’t lose a quarterback 86-14-72, Pete Malis 85-13-72, Bert Therla Mosher 48-17-31. LET H&R BLOCK TEACH YOU ^ REPAIRS 16 of 22 for 280 yards and had a streak said Monday night. “On team tennis BEST 12 ONE-HALE like that and regroup overnight,” is you get a lot of bad calls and you have Davis 82-10-72; Class C -G ross BES r 17 - A — Judy Tartaglia 86- of 11 straight completions (equaling HANDICAP- Gross —Tony Steullet, the diplomatic way Dallas Coach to slough it off. They’re not going to Bronx Cheers for Grogan —Newt Smith 88. 22-64, B — Dolores Paganetti 89-26-63, TO PREPARE INCOME TAXES “Homt of Mr. Qaadwronch" Bob Behling, Phil Daly, Ted Blasko Tom Landry put it. his own club record) when he left the change their calls too much, so you MIXED BEST BALL- Gross Betty Vignati 94-31-63, C - Therla game late in the third quarter. 46, Net —John Howard, Don Wennik, “Baltimore surely wasn’t the team have to keep on playing. FOXBORO Mass. (UPI) - Steve “I thought after such a poor first -Edna-Stan Hilinski 70, Einer Mosher 95-34-61. • Complete Mechanical Service it would have been if Bert had been in —Dorsett not only caught the 91 Grogan, the stolid and silent leader Art Bassell, Stan Zima 41; Kickers “As a result my concentration has half on offense we should be able to Lorentzen-Dot Hartzog73; Net-Joe- -71, 80, 79. ELAt; roURNAMENT -1. Therla there,” added safety Charlie Waters. yarder for a score but broke off runs of the New England Patriots, politely Mosher, 2. Betty Vignati, 3. Judy • Collision Repair of 46 and 78 yards. He gained 147 gotten better.” come back and win the game. Steve Olive Skinner 60, Boots-Carnellia- EVEN HOLES ONE-HALE “Their passing game would have Walts maintained his temper Mon­ and patiently fielded questions about had a very poor first half but threw Pete Jackson 61, Neal-Bimbi Tyler Tartaglia; Closest to pin — Judy Tar­ • Auto Painting been a whole lot better if Jones had J l f yards on the ground (the best perfor­ his sub-par performance in the Pats’ HANDICAP- Gross —Bob Nor- taglia 9-feet; Putts — 1. Dora Kellner mance in the NFL’s opening day night, along with his poise and a some good balls in the second half. 61, John Pickens-Nellie Johnson 61, mington 34, Net -K en Anderson 42- • Low Cost Service Rentals played,” chimed in defensive tackle blistering, blinding serve, and it all 16-14 loss to Washington. ■ Jack-Elsie Crockett 62, John-Rose 27, Betty Vignati 30, Mary Heslin 31, • Learn Federal and State Tax Law Jethro Pugh. weekend) and caught 107 yards worth I’m going to give him every oppor­ 12-30, Paul Cosman 41-9-32, Ted paid off in the biggest victory of his He hid the disappointment of the Jan Harrigan 31, Ellie Marsh 31; > Factory Trained Technicians of passes. He became the first player tunity to come back from a situation Cagianello 62, Carl-Tina Mikolowsky Blasko 37-4-33. • Learn Practical Applications But over in his particular corner life, a 6-4, 7-6, 4-6, 6-7, 6-2 upset of defeat, the 12-for-31 passing stats and 62, Gerry-Bill Sembenotti 63, Bert- Kickers — 79, 71. in Dallas history to gain 100 yards like that,” Fairbanks said. SWEEPS- Gross —Bob Nor- > Charge With Master Charge linebacker Thomas Henderson, who Guillermo Vilas, the defending the two interceptions. But he couldn’t Barbara Davis 63. GROSS - A — Rob Davidson 73, • Learn To Save On Your Own Tax Return rushing and receiving in the same Grogan rebounded from the mis­ mington 71, Net -K en Anderson 88- 1 24 Hour Wrecker Service is well known for marching to his mask the disappointment brought on BEST 14- Class A -Einer John Harrigan 77, Barry Kent 77, B— game. champion and No. 3 seed in the U.S. erable first half and hit on 7-of-12 in 24-64, Stan Zima 90-25-65; Kickers • Learn From Experienced H&R Block own music, was in no mood to dish Touchdown Open Tennis championships. The 23- by the boos and the booze. Lorentzen 55-9-46, Erwin Kennedy 51- Ray Peracchio 82, Gene Paganetti Tel. 646-6464 out sympathy. Staubach’s other touchdown the second half, including touchdown -77, 75. Teachers year-old Walts, only in his second Grogan was showered by Bronx passes to Stanley Morgan and Harold 3-48, Jim Moriarty 55-7-48, Pete 82, Jack Cristofani 82, C — Ralph “What can you say? We have a Drew Pearson scores throws were of 38 yards to Pearson, 8 year on the pro circuit and rated 54th cheers in the first half, when he hit Jackson. He also rushed seven times Teets 58-9-49, Carroll Maddox 53-4-49, Ellington Ridge Golato 80, D — Paul Masley 89. • Employment Interviews Available dynasty," Henderson began. “I am touchdown after taking 33-yard yards to Billy Joe DuPree and 1 yard on only 5-for-19, including a stretch by the A'TP, next meets John for 35 yards, second best on the team. Ray Clough 52-3-49; Class B -B ill NET - A — Mary Heslin 85-14-71, B BETTER NINE - A - John not ashamed to say it and I’m not pass from Roger Staubach as to Jay Saldi. Re.also hit a 49-yarder where he missed eight in a raw. And Harrigan 35-5-30, Barry Kent 38-5-33, to Hill that set up a 1-yard scoring McEnroe in the quarterfinals. Walts, “We made some mistakes today Day 54-10-44, Pete Malis 58-13-45, Ron — Dolores Paganetti 96-26-70, C — Classes start In mid-September and meet twice a week for 13V4 scared to say it. We do have a great Dallas trimmed Colts. (UPI who plays for Phoenix of World he was doused with beer as he headed B — Gene Paganetti 40-7-33, Stan weeks In many H4R Block ottices throughout the State. Morning, run by Doug Dennison. Recently we shouldn’t have made. We have to Anderson 59-14-45, Len Giglio 57-11- Therla Mosher 111-34-77. defensive team and vye are going to for the locker room after the game. Davis 40-7-33, Jack Cristofani 40-7-33, afternoon, end evening sessions are planned. Class sizes are CARTER Photo) Team Tennis, surprisingly won the 46, Fred Tracy 59-13-46; Class C acquired kicker Rafael Septien added get ourselves better prepared for BE'ITEK NINE - A— Becky Rubin beat a lot of people. . 'st two sets from Vilas, taking the “Nobody likes to be booed, but I next week,” he said. —Don Melton 66-27-49, John Reider Reggie Mosher 40-7-33, C — Paul limited. Hurry . . . apply nowl "And since this game was on Mon­ a 48-yard field goal. 45-11-34, B— Dolores Paganetti 46-13- But Jones does not play defense second set tie-breaker 7-5. But Vilas expect that as part of the game Grogan noted the Patriots are con­ 69-28-41, Bill Palmer 63-21-42, John Guillemette 39-9-30, D— Paul Masley day night football a lot of teams Many Baltimore players were so 33, Betty Vignati 49-16-33, C - Connie and on Monday night not many others then trudged back, in agonizing because I’m the starting quarter­ sidered to be among the league’s Karzes 60-17-43, Larry Bates 59-16- Kelly 53-19-34. 41-11-30. 'Free to qualified Connecticut residents around the league got a chance to see upset by the loss that they erased the back. But people throwing beer at played defense for the Colts, who the fashion, finally evening the match by 43; Low gross —Ray Clough 72, CRIERS - A — Alice Bantly 82-16- BEST 17 - A — John Harrigan 71- CHEVROLET premier teams this year, unlike the what a world champion looks like." numbers from above their lockers so me, there’s no excuse for that. I only. (A $25 refundable deposit Is required Cowboys made their 14th' straight taking the fourth-set tie-breaker 7-4. 1976 playoff year when they were un­ Erwin Kennedy 72. 66, B — Betty Vignati 96-31-65, 10-61, Barry Kent 72-10-62, Rob Without question Baltimore was in reporters not familiar with the team know it’s just a small part of the Davidson 67-5-62, B - Ray Peracchio for books.) Inlormatlon. opening game victim. It was also the had a hard time identifying them. “I couldn’t get down on myself derdogs for much of that surprise SW EEPS- Class A—Gross—Erwin Dolores Paganetti 91-26-65, C — an almost intolerable position 150th victory for Landry, moving him then,” Walts said evenly. “After I crowd but there’s still no excuse for season. Kennedy 72, Ray Clough 72, Net 76-1462, Fred Kaprove 76-13-63, Gene without Jones, the free spirited But Coach Ted Marchibroda said Therla Mosher 106-34-72; Kickers- CHEVROLET into a fifth place tie’ with one-time won the first two sets I had to win it,” Grogan said. “They (the Redskins) are like we —Einer Lorentzen 77-9-68, Terry Paganetti 76-1363, Jack Cristofani quarterback who had to sit out the he felt there was no need to be 79, 71. A New York Giants coach Steve Owen only one of the next three and he had Grogan has started for three years were two years ago. When you’re the Schilling 76-5-71; Class B -Gross 76-13-63, C— Ralph Golato 74-18-56, D HSR BLOCK- season opener with a slightly ashamed. EOUR BALL - Gross — Rich on the all-time winning list. to win three. I had the advantage.” under Coach Chuck Fairbanks and underdog you have nothing to lose -B ill Day 77, Net -Aldo D’Ap­ — Paul Masley 82-22-60; Putts — THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE sprained shoulder. That left things to “We were just beaten by a better won the nod for the opener this year Lombardo-Jack Cristofani-Frank Dallas quarterback Roger Until Vilas’ demise before an and it’s a lot more fun to play that pollonio 81-14-67, Fred Tracy 81-13-68, Vignati-Saul Rubin 71, Tony Roberto Charles Reynolds 24, Nelson Skinner Mike Kirkland, a third-year player team," he said. “It really doesn’t despite a fine pre-season showing by 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Staubac h. running back Tony Dorsctt evening crowd of 7,615, all the other way. Now everybody is getting up for Bill Sullivan 82-12-70, Pete Malis 83- Jr.-Ray Peracchio-Jim Chett-Fred 25, George Hodges 27, Barry Kent 27; 356 REAR WEST MIDDLE TPK L matter how badly we were beaten. backup Tom Owen. Fairbanks said with little experience who was in and wide receivers Drew Pearson seeds in action Monday were us and we have to get up for them. I 13-70, Tom Atamian 81-11-70; Class C Cavedon 72 (matching cards); Net — Closest to pin — Dick Backofen 9- over his head. The important thing is how we he had given some thought to pulling feet. MANCHESTER and Tony Hill enjoyed an evening of recover." successful. For some, though, vic­ thought we were ready today,” he -G ross-D an Morline 84, Net-Don Hugh Clark-Don Ross-Paul GMQUAUTY Grogan, but decided against it. said. Melton 93-27-66, John Karzes 85-17-68. Guillemette-John Woodcock HI 56, FLAG I’OURNAMENT - 1. Paul Tel. 646-5440 or 236-1981 SOVICE/MinS Guillemette, 2. Ralph Golato, 3. LADIES EOLK BALL- Helen Lou Becker-Herb Snyder-Ron Fahle- CAU ANYTIMI MAMCHBITtll OFWCt OPIM MOHJ( WIL ONLY ^ □ George Hodges; Kickers — 75, 70. P^ E FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn T,.p . ^ p . . ,n ,o

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. Sept. 5. 1978 - PAGE FIFTFF\- Peopletalk Success Stories Few INDEX LOST The Tallest Te|^thon NOTICES JWiMIN SETTDt CROSS Speed Queen \ ■“ •FHl Fovmd Black w an hair, while cheal k If money alone could kill muscular dystrophy, Jerry 2 — Jlo m a^ Brown legi b sidei of Hollywood stunt woman Kitty O’Neil, who already 3 — AnrKKinc«m«nta lace. Wbeo lost wearing collar Lewis would have every right to claim the villain’s scalp. wiUi Glailonbury license Hot. in Lawyer Advertising holds more than 60 world speed records, added one more A — En|«rtainm«n| He rode out again this Labor Day weekend on his 13th Reward tSO.oo. Hease call tJJ- to the collection Monday.. 5 — Auction* The bare-chested, bejeweled annual telethon crusade against the child-killing disease, Nestled into an inner tube at the Los Angeles Memorial f in a n c ia l and delivered pledges totaling $29 million to the Muscular 8 — Bondt.Siocks-hfortgages visage of 300-pound Ken Hur breaks Swim Stadium, she backstroked the length of the 50- 9 — P«f*on*l Lotn* □ EMPLOYMENT the calm surface of the swimming Dystrophy Association. That’s a record for the 21 1/2- 10 — insurance hour show, telecast from the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas. meter Olympic-sized pool in 56.525 seconds. pool, his back to the television Since nobody else at the 1978 “Toobing Olympics” — e m p l o y m e n t Help Wanted 13 Last year was a record too — at ^ . 8 million. — Haip Wanted vjewers of Madison, Wis. He turns a sponsored by 7-11 Stores on behalf of the Jerry Lewis 13 Of course, Lewis had some formidable help. Among the 14 — Business C^portumtie* SALES POSITION - Straight bit, smiles — and makes a pitch for Telethon — beat her, and since there is no old record, she '5 — Situetion Wanted bankruptcy litigation. stars of this year’s show were Sammy Davis Jr., Paul commissions, leads furnished has the world mark. EDUCATION to homeowners. Call 242-5402. The Dallas Morning News, once a Anka, Ray Charles, Robert Goulet, Lola Falana, Tony 18 — Private Instructions Bennett, Vicki Carr, Cheryl Ladd, and Chad Everett. Though she usually sets her records with a foot on the 19 — Schoois-Ciesse* symbol of Texas conservatism, accelerator, • .le’s no stranger to water sports. In 1970, JO — Instructions Wanted IF YOU ARE an attractive carries a two-inch black box adver­ motivated woman we need she set a since-broken mark of 104.85 mph — on water REAL ESTATE tisement reading, “Divorce?? 13 — Homes for Sale you. If you are looking for a skis. — Lois-Ltnd for Stie glamorous, challenging posi­ Guaranteed or your partner back. ( TV Highlights ) !5 — Investment Property tion, with a new ParSian $95." Owin’ Bucks ) ■6 — Business Property 7 — Resort Property cosmetic line, you need us The sponsors are lawyers and the 8 p.m. CBS, The Amazine an aspiring singer in Las Wedded bliss for country-western star Buck Owens was '8 — Real Estate Wanted 236-2381, 633-3366. medium is their message. But their Spiderman. Radioactive Vegas. ABC, Special. brief and very expensive. Owens married Janet Jay — a MISC. SERVICES WANTED - Gas station atten- numbers are small and those who spider bite gives young “Roots.” Adaptation of Alex fiddle-player in his band — in May 1977, but got cold feet I 31 — Services Offered I 32 — Painting.Papering dan, full or part time. Mature, physicist superhuman powers. have taken advantage of advertising Haley’s highly acclaimed and fled a day and a half later. I 33 — Building.Contracting responsible person for third NBC, Movie. "Little Mo.” geneology. Kunte Kinte is ■ 34 — Rooing.Siding — mostly young attorneys attempting Despite a subs^uent change of heart — he advertised 1 35 — Heating.Plumbing shift, eferenees. Call 871-1698. a big start in a crowded profession— Glynnis O’Connor plays tennis taken captive by slave traders for a reconciliation in the newspaper until she got a I 36 — Flooring have found only limited increases in great Maureen Connolly. in Gambia.(R) PBS, “An­ restraining order against the renewed suit — she sued for I 37 — Moving.Truckmg.Storage TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. TO ALL WASHINGTON ABC, Happy Days.(R) CBS, I 38 — Services Wanted business and income. The success tonio: A Portrait of the divorce and settled it during the weekend in Bakersfield, Apply 81 Commerce Street, James Michener’s World. Woman.” MISC. FOR SALE Glastonbury. PTG Company SCHOOL STUOINTS stories are few. Calif. I 40 — Household Goods “Israel: A Search for Faith.” 10 p.m. PBS, The Pallisers. Telephone 633-7631. Since the Supreme Court's 1976 For that day and a half of matrimony, she gets $25,000. - Articles for Sale 8:30 p.m. ABC, Laveme and I 42 — Building Supplies We Hope You’ve Had ruling striking down state laws which Shirley.(R) She also gets to keep her job in the band. ■ 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 See Saturday’s Weekend I A4 — Livestock prohibited attorneys from soliciting 9 p.m. CBS, TV Movie. Quipped her lawyer — divorce specialist Marvin shifts. Good pay, good A Great Vacation, And supplement for complete I 45 — Boats & Accessories benefits an working condition. clients, most established barristers "Happily Ever After." television program informa­ Mitchelson — “If you’d stayed married a couple of I 46 — Sporting Goods _ - Garden Products Apply in person, Vernon See You Tomorrow! . have shunned the spotlight, many starring Suzanne Somers as tion. months, you’d have been a millionaire." I 46 — Antiques Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ privately regarding it as a floor show Seven persons were killed and 18 were in­ ping gifts from the air when the rear I 49 — Wanted to Buy non. for the radical fringe of their profes­ jured when this helicopter fell tail-first into a RENTALS sion. propeller (shown here) reportedly stopped as I 52 — Rooms for Rent CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Your Teachers crowd at the annual Labor Day carnival of a I 53 — Apartments for Rent - Experienced only. Top "By far the majority of attorneys I ( Theater Schedule 1 the unit banked to turn. (UPI photo) I 54 — Homes for Rent COME AND PLAY church in Latrobe, Pa. The copter was drop­ I 55 — Busmess'for Rent wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1862 have heard express an opinion about I 56 — Resort Property for Rent Berlin 'Ipke.. Wethersfield, East Hartford Drive-In — it are opposed to it,” said Harold UA Theater 3 — “Hooper,” I 57 — Wanted to Rent 563-0151. Help Wanted “The End," (R) 8:00; I 58 — Mi*c for Rent 13 Help Wanted 13 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:40-9:40 Barrick, general chairman of the “Longest Yard,” (R) 9:45 TALL Vernon Cine 1 — “Smokey I AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE Marketing HOME HEALTH AIDES to committee that handles complaints East Windsor Drive-In — I 6f — Aulo*vfor Sale Representative - Manchester, provide [^rsonal care to peo­ TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - and disbarment cases for the and the Bandit,” 7:10-9:10 Party Ends in I 62 — Trucks for Sale Attorney Ken Hur sits in 1927 Model T, symbolic of his posi­ "Hooper," 8:00; "W.W. &the Disaster I 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale East Hartford, Vernon areas, ple in their homes. Preference Full and part time. Call 649- Missouri Bar Association. Vernon Cine 2 — “The ^rn lucrative commission 5199. Dixie Dance Kings," (PG) End,” 7:30-9:30 CEDAR I 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles given to those who have com­ tion in lawyer advertising in Wisconsin. He drives the car I 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Receive professional "We keep hearing that most of the 9:45 Homes pleted a State Approved Home around to advertise legal services. He said he also wears T- guidance, education, com­ MINI BUS DRIVERS ads have not been effective,” said Manchester Drive-In — Car­ I 66 — Automotive Service Health Aide or Nurses Aide I 67 — Autos lor Rent-Leese prehensive marketing tools. Program. Training will also NEEDED - Male female. Richard Collins, spokesman for the shirts that list his phone number and some of the services he toon, 8:05; “Smokey and the Showcase Cinemas — “Foul As Helicopter Crashes Call Mr. Sammartino, be provided. Must have own Full or part time. Call 649- Bandit,’’ 8:10; BINGO American Bar Association in offers. (UPI photo) Play,” 2:10-4:50-7:25-9:45 Fireside ealty, Inc. 647-9144. 5199. “Skullduggery," 9:45 DERRY, Pa. (UPI) - Allison of 'Derry also was said the helicopter had transportation, mileage paid. Chicago “The ads just haven’t ly produce lower quality services. ' the phone without paying anything. “Jaws 2,” 2:25-4:55-7:30- at the festival about five Good salary and benefits. Call Mansfield Drive-In — 9:45 EVERY TUESDAY The traditional last abrard the crail\with his made two passes over the RN-LPN wanted for full or BAKERY PORTER -18 years brought in enough business to pay for A nationwide survey recently in­ It’s time-consuming and minutes before the crash at daughter Mary Beth,_aJx)ut Manchester Public Health themselves.” “Revenge of the Pink “Secrets,” 2:00-3:55-5:40- weekend of summer was parking lot, dropping part time on all shifts. Apply Nursing Association, 647-1481, or over. Full-time work. App­ dicated about 15 percent of lawyers aggravating. People set up ap­ 2:55 p.m. and the parking 12. Neither Allison his director of nursing. Salmon- Panther,” “Alice’s 7:40-9:30 A T 7 :3 0 P .M . clear and warm and a large pingpong balls marked between 8am and 4:30pm ly Parkade Bakery, One year ago, the ABA issued are interested in advertising their pointments and they fail to show up. I Restaurant," Showtime 8:00 lot was packed. daugftter was seriousl^in- brook Convalescent Home, off Equal Opportunity, Affir­ Manchester Parkade Shop­ “Heaven Can Wait,” 2:20- Labor Day crowd gathered ' with p ri^ numbers into the guidelines for state bar associations services. guess you have to expect it. UA Theater 1 - “Hot Lead “People were coming jured.\The pilot was House Street, Glastonbury mative Action Employer. ping Center. 4:50-7:20-9:30 outside St. Joseph’s Church crowd. \ Pleasfe call 633-5244. to recommend regulations for legal “On balance, throughout the coun­ & Cold Feet,” 2:00-4:30-7:00- UP TO $350. IN CASH PRIZES from everywhere,” he “ But I ’m sure advertising is Pink Panther,” 2:20-4:50- to vie for prizes dropped treated fw shock. G.AS STATION ATTENDANT advertisements. So far, 29 state 9:15 ORANGE HALL said. The copter fell into the No birds now on earth have RELIABLE PERSON over 18 try there have been very few ads or benefiting the public.” 7:15-9:25 Alhson’s wife, Mary Lou, NURSES AIDES wanted for for general duties for local experience preferred. Apply supreme courts have acted on the UA Theater 2 — “Animal 86 EAST CENTER ST. from a lo w -fly in g The gleaming white crowd on the third pass. teeth. commercials that anyone has The outspoken Hur, whose flam­ “Grease," 2:55-5:00-7:35- 45, was wk^cljftjg from the full time on all shifts. Apply grinder shop Flexible hours, Vernon Shell. Route 30, Ver­ House,” 2:30-4:45-7:00-9:15 helicopter. Hughes 269C helicopter had recommendations to permit ads. The objected to in a responsible way,” boyance is gaining notoriety among 9:50 MANCHESTER. CONN. ground when the helicopter director of nursing. Salmon- experience lielpful. Apply in non. (across from Howard restrictions vary from state to state, Suddenly, said helicopter been hired as a special brook Convalescent Home off (Johnson's I. Collins said. “There are only a his colleagues nationwide, views the MandiMter EvMibig H«rM TOWN OF MANCHESTER person between 11am and anreraai pilot Pam Nelson, the fell. She was hit by the House Street, Glastonbury. 2pm, 660 Center Street. allowing newspaper and periodical relatively few ads that could be public exposure as nothing but a first-time treat at the an­ whirling blades and died a solicitations in most instances and PubWwd (m y ntnlng txMpt craft’s engine “quit.” It nual St. Joseph’s Church Please call 633-5244. SERVICE STATION criticized for being misleading or in benefit to the profession. He claims iSkuKtoyi and holMM. Entm d tt llw The Werner Studio HALL FOR RENT short time later at Latrobe LEGAL NOTICE "PART TIME Evenings and ATTENDANT - For days. television spots in a few more. Some UaiKtiuMr, Com. ^ Oflic* M S«- plummeted to the ground. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public poor taste. The main criticism is to be, losing money on the ads, but 9.5.3 Main Street. Manchester For parties, showers, receptions, and School Labor Day NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 weekends. Apply in person: Apply in person: Gil's Mobile. cond CiMt MM MMw. . The whirling blades Hospital. hearing on Monday, September 11. 1978 at 7:30 P.M. in the permit price quotations. Generally, they have not been effective.” said the 600 people who have walked ^PIANO • ORGAN • VOICE meetings.»Complete kitchen Festival, organizers said. A state trooper guarding am-3 pm and 11 pm-7 am. Center Street Mobil. 917 Route 6. Bolton. rules only restrict false, misleading SuggMtad Carrier Rates facilities. Large mclosed parking slashed through the crowd. Representatives from Hearing Room, Municipal Building. 41 Center Street, Experience preferred but we Center Street, Manchester. Detroit’s David Sinclair, 32, and into his clinic next to a bar, leather & Violin Instructions lot. Inquire; the entrance to the Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following or deceptive ads. Poyoblo In Advinco Seven people were killed the Federal Aviation Ad­ will train. Apply in person d e n t a l ASSISTANT - four years out of law school, became shop and grocery store in the past makeshift morgue in the petitions: . • A University of Miami (Fla.) law Registrations can be made by phone Sept 5 Lithuanian Hall and 18 others were hurt. ministration were en route East Hartford Convalescent WAITRESS - Part time nights Manchester office, the first lawyer in Michigan to run three months is a “phenomenal” ERLIS KEENEY - EXCAVATION FILL - KEENEY Home, 745 Main Street, East experienced preferred. 4 I '2 Ono m onth...... $3,90 6, 7, 8 from 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 24 GOLWAY STREET Eleven remained church basement said iden­ and weekends. Apply school report submitted to the ABA’s daily ads. number. to try to determine the STREET Ik-131 Hartford. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. d ay week. Available Thro# months ...... I t t .T O ' Instructors: MANCHESTER hospitalized today — three tification of the six bodies commission on advertising Aug. 3 “The results for me have been dis­ “A practicing attorney sees 600 Sbt m onths...... 1 ^ 4 0 cause of the accident. ’The Application to excavate and fill in conjunction with con­ Manchester. September 18. Call 643-0133. concluded regulations should not be ...... l«.ao Karen Kissman, Gladys Grover, Martha Hayes y Call before 6 P.M. of them in critical condi­ taken there was com- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for appointing. I’m not as gung-ho as Mas Rstss Upon flsquM craft was hired from struction within fifty feet of the banks of a brook and pond — people in his lifetime,” Hur said. u 1- . u j plicated because they were South Windsor. Will train. FULL AND PART TIME for more stringent for lawyers than for ^hone 643-0618 or 646-915f tion and two reported as 182 Keeney Street. NURSES AIDES 3-H and 11-7. others who started later. I was “They’re all happy. None have asked Subacrtbars who las to racahm 643>8137 OR 647-1623 serious. Nel^n Helicopters, b a s e ^ i„ “bits and pieces ’’ Apply 90 Brookfield Street or Enjoy working with a skilled golf course maintenance and other professions or products and thair nawapapar balora 8:30 p.m. at Alleehenv Cn.inlv A ir . At this hearing interested persons may be heard and hoping for a better return, he said. for a refund. Haven’t had anybody should talaphona tha circulation: at Allegheny County Air call 289-5918, after 12 noon, and dedicated supporting staff snack bar. Apply in person at rejected “the proposition that firms All teachers members of “Terrible, terrible, terri­ port. written communications received. Copies of these petitions “There are problems. For in­ complain.” dapartmani 847-MM. Deglau, 32, Irene C. Maloy at Manchester Manor NursingNui Tallwood Country Club, Route charging lower prices will necessari- __Conn. State Music Teachers Association ble. I can’t believe it,” said have been filed in the Town Clerk s office and may be in­ PART TIME ONLY - Drivers 85. Hebron stance, people window-shopping, Rev. John Wilt, the 50, and Parece Smith, 14, Home, Good wages and Mike Giannini, mayor of pastor of St. Joseph’s spected during office hours. for school buses and station benefits. Please call Doris trying to get free legal advice over all of Derry; Darlene this town of 3,400 in Roman Catholic Church, Planning and Zoning Commission wagons. Manchester and Ver­ Blain, RN, Director of SUPERl.NTENDANT Wanted BACK TO SCHOOL Gray, 15, and Gertrude Ronald Gates, Secretary non area. Good pay, enjoyable Nurses, 646-0129. for Full time employment. M A N c m s m southwestern Penn­ was trembling and NEEDS- DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 3 44 4 Gray, 53, of Latrobe; and Dated this 5th day of September, 1978. work. Must be available 7-9 Located in Manchester. Must KaSTMTHM FW sylvania, about 40 miles perspiring profusely as he am, 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ have previous experience to Lois J. Weidenhoff, 50s, of 179-08 » EXPERIENCED SMALL I Complete Selection east of Pittsburgh. noons only. Call for appoint­ ENGINE mechanic previous apply. Applications being 5 —. Burt Bew iiiliia struggled to speak. He said Ford City. ARTHUR DRUG Giannini said he arrived church caretaker Leo ment, 643-2414. experience required. taken between 9 and 11 a m. W e s t S t f d e A witness. Bill Blair Excellent growth opportunity. only Call 528-1300, for ap­ ITAUAN KITCHEN MUSK LESSONS TOWN OF MANCHESTER RESPONSIBLE MATURE Eckerts, 742-6103. pointment. RESTAURANT babysitter needed by teacher 1 ^ V a S M ____ MANCHESTER CONN ^ ita r JAccordHNi JPiano JOigan in Bolton home for school PART TIME flexible hours, SECRETARY WANTED - LEGAL NOTICE Weekedays 4 to 7, and 3 tlHELOIKEST^OlS EAST WINDSOR Success of GSA Probe The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on term. Transportation needed male or female. Apply within movie and references. 643-2924. Tommy's Pizzaria, 267 East weekends a month, 10 to 6. for TICIIETIItTURNS! ______ufWlr» s RO UTE 5 DRIVE IN bJi Jci/4 Monday, September 18, 1978, starting at 7:00 p.m., in GLOBE ^ * ”**JK5* '^?***^r^* ***" W.98 or tnora, Jr Center Street. Manchester apartment com­ ^ you will rtcolva FREE a Pass to tha U J . Thoatro East I n T DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER E A S T H m m u Woodrulf Hall, Center Con^egational Church. U Center MACHINE OPERATOR plex. Call 528-1300 for appoint­ Travel Service tha Manchastor Parfcado Street, Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the needed to run unique screen­ DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- ment. n3 ■■ 528-7448 Hinges on Cooperation following petitions: 555 MAIN STREET For Instanco Try J r Sept 5 tttwigli $ printing equipment. Opening Experienced. 3 day week. 643-2165 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The success of Item 1, No. 629— Evans Products Company — Variance is on n i^ t shift, experience Mail resume to Box 0, c. o BROILER MAN - Some SHRIMP MONOMNO $8.88 v progress” is being made toward grand requested of Article IV, Section 13.1.06 and the Schedule of preferred but not essential. Manchester Herald experience necessary Part or an investigation into the General Services Over 30 Years ^ VEAL CUTLET A E6BPUUIT PMMIBIM SS.98 T 3PM to 6PM jury indictments. Area. Height & Bulk of Buildings & Structures to permit Good wages and benefit full time position available. Travel Experience ^ AND RECEIVE A FREE P A S S TO * Administration will hinge on whether Carter scheduled the White House erection of free-standing sign larger than permitted (100 program. Overtime available. NURSES AIDES - Full time, Call Cavey's Restaurant 643- CALL A UNIVERSAL Picture • Technicotof* Contact shop forman at 2 ^ a ll shifts. Experienced 2751. lAuthorized agent In fC “HOOPER” kw those targeted for indictment can be con­ meeting “to be updated on generally what square feet permitted, 405 square feet requested) and higher "nwMMVUYwiiiiSpd 7719 for appointment. preferred, but we will train. ■Manchester for all ^ ^ • f O o o d Tuesday Nlphto Only vinced to testify as government witnesses has been happening,” GSA Director Jay than permitted (18 feet permitted, 27 feet requested) — 145V ^tUM AW ANIMAL? MISSINQ UNK' Apply in person: East Hart­ FULL TIME LANDSCAPE ■Airlines, Railroads and J 331 K ara 8T. 6 4 0 -6 2 0 5 and break the case, sources say. Spencer Street — Business Zone III. ■wamship Lines. TONire Solomon told reporters afterward. He said PLUMBER - With experience ford Convalescent Home. 745 laborers. Call Grintland S R iR t im a m w “Tlie REVENGE Sources have told UPI much of the out­ Carter also “wanted to give his support to Item 2, No. (>30- John L. Hull — Appeal of the decision of in new housing. Top wages, Main Street, East Hartford. Nurseries, 643-0669 i r 649- The come of the criminal investigation of a m e... that he is behind the investigation.” the Zoning Enforcement Officer dated July 6, 1978 permit­ steady work. Call after 8:00 0598. / of Hie ofWt huge payoff scandal within GSA now Carter met with Solomon and Deputy ting thfe division of a lot into two lots for property at 36-38 p.m., 742-7668, or 643-6341. BUS BOY 10 am to 3 pm. Mon­ INVITATION FROM depends on obtaining cooperation from Bigelow Street — Residence Zone B. day thru Friday. Must be ONE PART TIME CLERK ffre a te m t Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti prior EXPERIENCED, responsible reliable. A C. Petersens, 263 for evenings and weekends. OUR FAMILY Pink Pantlier" figures under investigation in return for Item 3, No. 631 — Alice Lamenzo — Request extension of to departing for his Camp David retreat to Special Ebcception in accordance with Article II, Section person for paving company. North Main Street, Call 643-5147 for appointment. TO YOURS PLUS immunity from prosecution or more prepare for the start of the Middle East 4.01.03 and Article IV, Section 10 for nursery school at 19 Must know process of paving Manchester. lenient sentences. from beginning to emf Also EMERGENCY MEDICAL Join Us For BETTY-JANE TURNER ARLO QUTHRIE summit meeting. Jean Road — Residence Zone AA. One Justice Department source should be experienced in SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS TECHNICIANS - Applications OUR MON.-THURS. Solomon said last week he expects about Item 4, No. 632 — Robert W. Gordon — Variance is now being taken for full time "ALICE’S familiar with the case noted that although grading with dozer or grader. NEEDED - Call Bolton High SPECIALS 50 bribery and fraud indictments to result requested of Article II,’Section 1.03.02(r) and Articles I, Sec­ Please call 742-6190. Sch(X)l, Bolton. Ct. Telephone positions on commercial am­ School Of Dance BESTAUBANF’ Just uhen you Ihaughl investigators have found millions of from a grand jury investigation into tion 2.H. to permit applicant to have law offices for at least 3 643-2768. bulance. Call 649-5199. GE It was sale logo back $ 0 3 5 11 SPECIALS dollars in bank accounts held by GSA of­ charges GSA employees have accepted persons at 417 East Center Street — Residence Zone A. PARTS SUPERVISOR c 167$ WANMCn snos. HC. mOiewaler... GROUNDS HELP WANTED - TO CHOOSE ficials in the United States and abroad, it millions of dollars in payoffs from govern­ Item 5, No. 633 — The Grove Corporation — Request needed for automotive parts GIRL FRIDAY Needed by FROM 40 OAK STREET MAMCHESTER Moa-Tues. would be difficult to prove the money was Special Exception approval in accordance with Article IV, department. Full time salary small manufacturing com­ Apply in person. Maintenance rVy^THEATRE EAST $ |5 0 ment contractors. Losses to the govern­ Section 6 to permit the addition of a convenience store on a starts at $150 weekly. All com­ pany. Experienced in general Department, Manchester DAVIS FAMILY jmmis2 from bribes. office procedure desirable. Country Club, 305 South Main BothCines ment have totaled at least $66 million in site with existing gasoline service station — 410 Hartford pany benefits. For appoint­ ‘"There is an honor among thieves” and ment call 688-2233. Call for interview, 633-4302. Street. RESTAURANT established in 1954 fraud, he said. Road — Business Zone II. CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER 1 ^ 2 ^ 3 those being probed may take the approach Asked when indictments in the GSA Item 6, No. 635 — Michael W. Brosnan — Variance is NURSE PART TIME. Plea- MANCHESTER PARKADE • 649-5491 they will “sink or swim together,” the scandal could be expected, Civiletti said: TRUCK MECHANIC EXPERIENCED AUTO source said. requested of Article II, Section 1.03.04 and Article II, Section WANTED for general repairs, BODY repairman. Good pay sent work. Call 649-2358 for GRADED CLASSES IN “We are making progress from the 3.01.02 to permit the keeping of two rabbits for pets and for must ■ have experience and and fringe benefits Apply in more information. "We’ve got to get cooperation — that’s justice side of the thing, we believe. I the rabbit hutch to remain at the location indicated on the own tools. Starting salary person to Mr. Carter. Car.arter what you need to make the case.” can’t speculate as to any timing on plot plan - 223 Keeney Street — Residence Zone AA. $7.00. All company benefits. Chevrolet Inc., 1229 Main MACHINIST - Set- - - up £and TAP - BALLET - POINTE - MODERN JAZZ ■ Street. Manchester. HEAVEN President Carter was briefed Monday criminal proceedings being instituted, but Item 7, No. 636 — Nancy E. Smith — Variance is requested For appointment. Call 688- yierateirate BridgeportE and Lathe. on the investigation, and a top Justice of Article II, Section 1.03.05 (c) (2) to reduce south side yard 2233. Top) p pay a y ana benefits. Apply all I can say is we are making substantial LEGAL SECRETARY - For f \ ACROBATIC (TUMBLING-FLOOR EXERCISE) to 1 feet (3 feet required) to permit erection of detachable at: S it G Tool, Hillside "in- Department official said “substantial progress.” BABYSITTER - Reliable, Manchester Law Office. CAN garage — 10 Strong Street — Residence Zone A. dustrial Park. Vernon, Conn. mature, loving person to care Please call 646-3500. 871-9271. BATON TWIRLING - PRE-SCHOOL Item 8, No. 637 — Joseph Gordon — Request extension of fo r 1-year-old in our WAIT Residence Zone C use 25 feet into the Residence Zone A por­ Manchester home during H f * AnuutaxMTPicTuac Disease Reports Cause tion of lot in accordance with Article I, Section 3 and Article school year, 7:45-4 p.m. V, Section 5.B; and request variance of Article If, Section References, own transporta­ 6.01.01 to create two lots, one with less lot area than required tion. 528-7520. • Drop in Island Business (7,200 square feet required, 4,950 square feet requested); and WANTED SPECIAL BOYS CLASSES DRIVER WANTED - Full almost a 65 percent cancellation rate for request variance of Article If, Section 6.01 to permit rear SERVICE t m iO N MANA6ERS EDGARTOWN, Mass. (UPI) - yard of 13 feet (22.5 feet required) for existing house on the time position for a responsible LUNCHEON FEATUHE • TEENAGE CLASSES person for'early morning O n & on only. Quarantood aalary, plua waokly Newspaper reports of possible cases of guests not already here,” said Barbara other lot — 105 Main Street — Residence Zone C and delivery route. Applicant Mon. - Pri. 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. Legionnaire’s Disease on the scenic island Hotchkiss, reservations manager at the Residence Zone A. Incantiva. Excallant banafll program, Including • ADVLT EXERCISE, JAZZ, BALLET &i must be 18 year of age and paid Ufa Inauranca. of Martha’s Vineyard caused a slight drop Harbor View Hotel. ‘"They’d cancel and Item 9, No. 638 — Lee F, Bergamini — Variance is have a good driving record. l • I49-54I1 in business this holiday weekend. To apply: 'it'LUHCHEON BEEP PATT7 $1.99 TAP lf.a6UNTll2 300N ask about the disease in the next breath. It requested of Article If, Section 2.01.01 to divide one parcel of Job most suitable for a young French Fries, Texas Toast, all-you-can-eat salad SATUROAV AMO SUWOAY Sunny skies and warm weather was obvious. We’ve never had a cancella­ land into two parcels, one of which will have less frontage man as lifting of large CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-628‘4002 • DISCO CLASSES NOW FORMING VUUrOMEYiMnieiov blanketed the island’s white sandy tion rate like this before.” than required (150 feet required, 30 feet proposed) — 81 ( i^ e r hampers is necessary. Apply batwaan 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., liiijrKLiyt: / i /. v s a t beaches, but some vacationers stayed John Moffet, manager of the Kelley Street — Rural Residence Zone. in person, Swiss Laundry, 10 Monday thru Friday. I HOT LEAD Harlow Street, Rockville. away because of the reports of the disease House, says there have been five of six Item 10, No. 639 — Gerald P. Dumond — Variance is requested of Article If, Section 1.03.02(r) to allow ‘ SALISBURY STEAK VWU' there. cancellations a night. “We’ve had one RELIABLE HARD Seven people, all of whom vacationed reservation that specifically canceled maintenance of stock in trade for retail sales in connection WORKING INDIVIDUAL mashed potato, gravy, Texas Toast and all-yon-can-eat salad with home conducted occupation — 95 Strawberry Lane — REGISTRATION DATES AT STUDIO together at Chilmark last month, became because of it. ’The other people that we’ve Wanted to assist cook. Duties Residence Zone AA. include dishwashing, 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k’k ill after leaving the island and medical in­ had cancel, I don’t know what to attribute Item 11, No. 640 — Rolland L. Messier — Variance is cleaning, and food prep. Part WED. - SEPT, eth 3 to 7 P.M. vestigators have been trying to determine it to,” Moffet said. requested of Article If, Section 4.01.01 to reduce east side time. Apply in person between THUR8. - 8opL 7th 3 to 7 P.M.. t)ie cause. Robert Carroll, who owns both the yanl to 1.8 feet (10 feet required) to permit construction of 2 and 4. Rein N.Y.-Style Deli- FACTORY OPENINGS " EVERT DA7 ALL DAT ’There were reports it was Legionnaire’s Kelley House and Harbor View Hotels, carport — 456 Hilliard Street — Residence Zone A. Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. FRI. ~ Soot. 8th 3 t9 7 P.M. Disease, the pneumonia-tike illness that said "’The only blessing in this disease Item 12, No. 641 — Rhoda .tid Alex Russak — Special Established growing company needs scare is that it didn’t happen over the Exception is requested in acco. „ance with Article If, Section Sot. — Sopt. 9th 10 A.M. to NOON struck an American Legion convention in PART-TIME SALESPERSON machinists, engravers, N.C., and Bridgeport SALAD PLATE $1.79 Philadelphia in 1975 and later was Fourth of July. ’That would have been a 5.02.01 to convert a two-family dwelling to a three-family Must have basic disaster.” dwelling, and variance is requested of Article If, Section curators. We make specialized machinery that All-yon-can-eat salad from onr tantalising' m iis Turner li Part President of the Dance Teachere Club of Connecticut, diagno^ in several cases across the photographic knowledge. 20 But Frank Hess, manager of the 5.02.01 (b) and (c) to permit two units to be constructed with hours, th e Camera Shop, offers challenge and variety. Good starting rates salad bar, sorved w ith Texas Tbast “member of the Dance Mastera of America Inc., Dance Educators of Am erical country. Doctors now say it is unlikely the illness is Legionnaire’s Disease although Colonial Inn, just down the street from the less floor area than required (700 square feet required, 640 Marshalls Mall. and company paid fringe benefits. Call us for the The best bny in Town! and the Profeselonal Dance Teachere Aesoo. of N.Y. She has recently returned and 434 square feet proposed) and less land area than best opportunity. ifrom New York City where she has been rtudying the latert In dance educatlor they are still investigating. Kelley House, said he didn’t see any drop required (12,000 square feet required, 9,632 square feet in his business. PART TIME HELP “MANCHESTER-SHOP.RITE PLAZA” |rt the dance caravan conventlona. Cancellations at many island guest available) - 147 Birch Street - Residence Zone B. WANTED- We’re looking for houses, inns and hotels began pouring in “We had more people than we could fit Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the housewives interested in “MANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE” FOR INFORMATION CALL as soon as news reports of the illness were in our hotel for rooms and most places we Planning Office. making good money for part NOBLE & WESTBROOK i published. But at least two inns reported called were filled,” he said. All persons interested may attend these hearings. time hours, soliciting from 20 W ESTBROOK STR EET At the nearby Shiretown Inn, desk clerk Zoning Board of Appeals ' our East Hartford office. Yea-fhaliligliti-rice- no decline in business. Hourly rate plus commissions EAST HARTFORD 649-0256 - 563-8205 - 529-0442 bsMt Toast and Tp Linda Stratton said “ th ere’were no Paul J. Rossetto, “It was just an incredible cancellation and bonuses. Monday-Friday 9 An Eq m I Opportunlly Empto/er No-CandteforllBMan rate. It began Thursday morning and by cancellations I know of. If there were any, Secretary a.m.-l p.m., or 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.. Friday night we had 25 cancellations. they were booked up immediately.”. Dated this 5th day of September, 1978 Call 569-4993, between 9 and i 002-09 Ask for Teresa. 1 E^P^SIXTECT^NIANCT e v e n in g H E R ^D , Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978— PAGE SEVENTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••a••••#••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 National Weather Forecast DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Office procedures. Some chair 59 77 /3000 side assisting. Will train. iHr CBpaiiaO F H O M E S * aaltoi Jr Please write Box U, c/o " S h e H e r a l d Manchester Herald. mas CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CARD GALLERY Aggressively mature people part time. Flexible hours ARE YOU INTERESTED IN some nights and Sundays. Apply in person only 336A A NEW PROFESSION? PHONE 643-2711 Broad Street, Manchester Parkade. An Equal Opportuni­ FOR ASSISTANCE m PLACING YOUR AD ty Employer. We need additional sales people to complete our staff. We offer an extensive training program for new lOWIlT YIMPIRAYUlit BOOKKEEPER / COUNTER licensees. Help Wanted 13 NEWOm.CAN8 Girl. Must like figures and ADVERTISING public. Small company. Good BENEFITS ADVERTISING f— Lfoewp. RATES TRUCK DRIVER / pay. Phone 646-6606. , Unlimited Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan, All the DEADLINE Warehouse Clerk. 40 Jiours. 7 0 ^ _ I# K «|SHOW guidance and direction desired; Pleasant working 1 day — lie word per day 12:00 noon the day before $3.25. Telephone 649.864. - % AM EARN $4-$8 HOURLY Ser- 3 days ... I0 t word per day conditions. Member of Manchester, Vernon and publication. UPlW LAIilCR FOTOCAST 0 vicing our customers from 6 days — 9< word per day Hartford, Multiple Listing Services. Deadline for Saturday and CUSTODIAN - 2:30 to 11 p.m. home on your telephone. 26 days — 6s word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Energetic. Some experience Choose own hours. 249-777^ 15 words $2.00 minimum For period ending 7 a.m. EST 9/6/78. During Tuesday If you are hardworking and can be motivated by a Happy Ads ...... $2.30 inch preferred. Gilead Hill School, PLEASE MEAD ^8-9458. night, showers and thundershowers are expected to develop ONE PART TIME CLERK large yearly income, we may have an opening for across parts of the Rockies and upper Plains, as well as in . for evenings and weekends. you. All inquiries and interviews are confidential. Call YOUR AD SECRETARY / Ad­ sections of Florida and lower Lakes area. Generally f a ir / Call 643-5147 for appointment, Dan - 646-4525 ministrative Assistant - FLEJSMlEIIE CEREmil! Classified ads are taken over weather is predicted elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in­ DELIVERY PERSON needed the phone as a convenience. ' ^ Statewide Citizen's Organiza­ clude (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 66 ( 86), D. F. Reale, Inc., Realtors The Herald Is responsible for tion involved in Child Ad­ mornings and weekends. App­ Boston 59 (76), Chicago 65 ( 93), Cleveland 60 ( 87), Dallas 69 ly in person. Parkade Liggett only one incorrect insertion and vocacy is seeking a mature, (96), Denver 58 ( 90), Duluth 61 (84), Houston 66 (91) 175 Main SL 6 4 6 - 4 5 2 5 then only to the size of the highy skilled Secretary who Rexall. Manchester, Conn. original insertion. Errors which will also function as an Ad­ Jacksonville 68 (88), Kansas City 69 ( 94), Little Rock 66 ( 94)! do not lessen the value of the ministrative Assistant for Los Angeles 69 (75), Miami 74 (86), Minneapoiis 67 (94) New FLEXIBLE PART TIME help advertiserneni will not be cor­ program services. Minimun Orleans 71 (90), New York 64 ( 79), Phoenix 80 (%), San needed. Nights, weekends and rected by an additional Inser­ holidays in Pharmacy. Some tion. typing of 50-60- wpm, Francisco 59 (69), Seattie 56 ( 69), St. Louis 62 (91), Business Opportunity 14 ROCKVILLE, BY OWNER - THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED shorthand helpful. Office Washington 65 ( 88). retail experience needed. Five Room Ranch. 1 1/2 machine work required. Rep­ Apply in person, Parkade MANCHESTER Package baths, fireplace, garage. ly immediately with letter or Liggett Rexall. ••44444444SS444S44444S4444 store. Excellent location. Well Aluminum siding. Fenced Help Wanted 13 resume to: Connecticut Child established business. Call back yard. Screened porch. Help Wanted 13 Welfare Association, 60 RN PUBLIC HEALTH Staff Marion E. Robertson Close to school and shopping Lorraine Street, Hartford, Nurse. Temporary for 6 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Realtor, 643-5953. center. City facilities. Asking BOARD OF EDUCATION DIETARY AIDE - Full time. Conn., 06105. An Equal Oppor­ 13 months, full time. Effective $60,000. For appointment call CLERK - Minutes of meeting, tunity Employer. October 9th., 1978. Nursing Must work every other CASHIER ASSISTANT - Situation Wanted 15 875-180F>.after 5 p.m. board records. Typing and weekend and some holidays. WANTED: Part-time experience required. Public weekdays!- weekends BY THE FOLLOWING GIVIC-MINDED note taking. No experience Competent individual who secretary for busy internist Health Nursing experience Apply in person: East Hart­ PART TIME WAREHOUSE combines a flair with RESPONSIBLE Mother will anytime. required. Call 228-9417, or 643- ford Convalescent Home, 745 & Delivery Person - Light lif­ office. Knowledge of medical preferred. Contact: Rockville 4210. numbers and the ability to terminology, typing medical Public Health Nursing care for children in my home. Main Street, East Hartford. ting. Drivers License. Ap­ keep on top of things. Public Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. WOULDN'T LAST-Act Fast - proximately 6 hour day. Call insurance forms and Association, 872-9163. Immaculate 2-bedroom 289-2727. contact persuasive telephone telephone communications is personality. Fringe benefits. MATURE DEPENDABLE Ranch. Decorative spacious essential. Send resume to Box ACCEPTING rooms. Lovely yard in Call 528-6702. EOE. N, Manchester Herald. woman would like part time 1 APPLICATIONS For full time desirable location. employment. Apply at 629 or full time position in doc­ I APPLICATIONS BEING tor’s office. Salary secondary. Unbelievable but only $39,900. BUSINESS PEOPLE, WHO ASK YOU PART TIME Babysitter - Mam Street, Manchester, on 649-7236 after 5 p.m. Call for private showing, Excepted for assemblers, Afternoons, Charter Oak Wednesday September 6th., at Julian Realty, 649-9190. <» , receiver, stock attendants. Street area. Call between 3-4 10:00 a.m. Equal Opportunity (CLIP & M AILI Apply at Wesco Industries, 60 646-1133. Employer MViF. QUIET TEACHER is looking Bidwell Road, JES Industrial for one bedroom apartment in MANCHESTER - CAPE - 5 Park on Route 5, South Wind­ Manchester, Please call 643- rooms, dormer, fireplace. MECHANIC - Must have SECURITY GUARDS - 0499 after 3 p.m. Bower School area. Neat, sor. Between 8 am -^ m daily. tools. Install brakes, shocks Immediate openings Equal Opportunity Employer, clean home. $45,900. Group I, and exhaust. Four man shop. available. Part time F. J. Spilecki, Realtors. 643- i NAME weekends in Manchester, 8 RELIABLE WOMAN To care MAILTQ: Hourly pay plus commission. for your child in my home, 2121. TO DRIVE WITH CAUTION OPEMNG SERVICE STATION 5 1/2 day week. Phone 646- a m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and ATTENDANT - Part time and Washington School area. Call ADDRESS 6606. Sunday. Full time day shift 643-4976. COLUMBIA LAKE - 3 B e r a l J i full time. Several job openings Downtown Rockville. Own bedroom year-round custom for the fall season. Co-op phone, transportation and J CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AID NEEDED IN Private Ranch. Spacious lot in choice students and experinced help clean record required. Call for FOR CHILD CARE - Nursery and elementary Excellent care, excellent en­ area near lake. Waterfront desired. Apply in Person after appointment. Gleason Securi­ privileges. Call Arthur or t STATE P.O. BOX 591 1:00 at 252 SiSpencer Street, school. After school program vironment. See for yourself. 3-5:30. 5-days a week. Call 646- ty, 17 Oakwood Avenue, West Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Manckattar, Conn. 06040 Mancheser. Hartford, 236-2919. Call 646-7819. DAY AND EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR ZIP 1610. Watson Beach Co., Manchester Office, 647-9139. EXAMPLE: SERVICE STATION Business Opportunity 14 □ EDUCATION Equal Housing Opportunity. I PHONE MECHANIC - Full time. App­ SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS 15 Words for 6 Days ly in person after 1:00. at 252 1st being prepared for private Nursery and elementary SMALL ENGINE Service ANDOVER LAKE - 7 acres e n c l o s e d Only <8.10 Sn.pencer Street, Manchester, school. Call 646-1610; Corporation - expanding Private Instructions IB with insulated cottage and f □ CHECK dealer network. No separate guest cottage. Ideal 1 experience necessary. REMEDIAL READING and for family recreational ac­ UU vi/lTH THE WINNER Complete training program. math; individualized work tivities. Call Katherine Bourn, I FILL IN DNE WDRD PER RLAKK - MINIMUM 15 WDRDS $500. investment required to program, (lst-8th grade) by 742-8646. J, Watson Beach Co., LEA F, S U M t ROOT CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO., he. start your own business. Ideal master’s degree teacher. 568- 1 Manchester Office, 647-9139. 857 Main St., Manchester MANCHESTER PRCKING COMPANY 2 3 4 5 for retired or part time. 8075. Equal Housing Opportunity. 38 Main St., Manchaatar Details on request. Mr. ''Always Fresh Flowers*' 349 Watharall S t, Manchaatar OVER 600 OFFICES COAST TO COAST VIOLIN, VIOLA, & PIANO 8 7 6 Barker. ESCAA Field M S M OIL SERVICE 8 10 AND WE HAVEN’T SCRATCHED THE SURFACE Training Division, box 619, INSTRUCTIONS - All levels. COrN CORK PACKAOE STORE MANCHESTER PRESS, Inc. YETI Family instructions. All ages. Wading River, New York. Lots-Land lor Sale 24 Routa 6, Bolton 143 W M MKMI, T p k ,, Mi i k HM w 11 12 13 14 - 73------The World’! Largest Employment Service is seeking a 11792.______Nancy Crane, 742-6264. 485 No. Main St., Manchaatar oualified individual or couple to OWN and OPERATE their own Employment Service Center In Manchester. EASY EXTRA INCOME!! GUITAR, BANJO, NEW HAMPSHIRE - LABOR MANCHESTER HX & FUEL, he. EASTERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY 16 11 DAY Bargains. Two 300’xl20' At SKFFERrS APPUANCES, 18 18 Xi Experience Is not important, our training will take care Earn easily $ Hundreds $ MANDOLIN, essons: Folk, weekly, clipping newspaper blue grass, popular. Ages 5- shore lots, worth $22,000 now 51 Blaaall St., Manchaatar 139 Eaat Cantar St., Manchaatar of that. Common sense and management ability are, $16,000 cash. Corner lots $4,- TV-AUMO 21 22 23 24 . is however, a must. items. Simple and fun for adults. Beginners- professionals. Easy Banjo 5000. One close to lake $3,900, MANCHESTER LHMOER, Inc. 445 Hartford Rd., Manchaatar MERRin REAL ESTATE Minimum investment (including franchise fee) is $20.- anyone. Compete instructions Acreage starting at $290 acre 26 000. $2.00. National Expansion, method, FREE loan instru­ 255 Canter St., Manchaatar 122 Eaat Center St., Manchaatar 27 28 29 30 ment. Private studio, 64^557. to $3,000 acre. Campground MCDONALDS«> Call Gene Scott TOLL FREE at 800-624-7688, Op. 114. 2826 Sweet Basil North, Salt and businesses. 603-522-3636; P.O. Box 632, Fox Pavilion, Jenkintown, PA 19046. Lake City, Utah, 84118. 603-522-3736. SABRINA POOLS f r e s s o r e b u s t manufacturing 31 33 34 33 PIANO LESSONS - Ages 5- 46 Cantar St., Manchaatar SEE OUR ADS IN THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Adult given by experienced Routa 44Ai'Covantry CO., h e . ON THURSDAYS. SERVICE BUSINESS - With Business Property 26 $800 a week income available teacher. $4.00 per lesson. Gail 36 31 Breitenfield, 649-8053. HOUSE S HAU DEPT. STORE NILIANO'S OAKERY S PASTRY SHOP 14 Chapel S t, Manchaatar 3$ 3S in this area. A cash business. MANCHESTER - For sale Minimum investment commercial building i-'d “you’re Important To V$!’’ “Italian Bread Baked Daily In Our PIONEER SYSTEMS, he. MANAGEMENT TRAINING FROGRAM required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- Schools-C/asses 19 liquor store. Call for details, 9544. 945 Main St., Manchaatar Brick Oven” Our growth, unequalled In New England, has Marion E Robertson, Pioneer Induatrlal Park, Manchaatar FOR THE BEST - Manchester Realtor, 643-; 53. 207 Spruca St., Manchaatar created a challenging and rewarding opportunity Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 RORERT J . s m it h , Inc. Executive Secretary THE BOLTON PHARMACY, he. for you. If you like to work with your hands as well pupils per teacher. FREE in- tr<)ductory lesson with this ad. Real Estate Wanted 28 “Insuransmitht Since 1914” HARRISON’S STATIONERS as your mind, then you can earn $11,000 and Town of Coventry 687 Boaton Turnpike, Bolton Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. 963 Main St., Manchaatar “DotanUnvn Main Street Since 1945” more the first year. Within three years, you can be Executive Secrelary lo Coventry ALL CASH For your property, When in need of a Service or Product Town Manager. Position involves within 24 hours. Avoitf R ^ 849 Main St., Manchaatar THE LP COMPANY, he. earning $19,000 and working only a 5 day work duties requiring independent judg­ AUIEO PROTECTIVE ALARM, he. week. ment and initiative. Typing essen­ □ REAL ESTATE Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 218 Hartford Rd., Manchaatar tial. shorthand skills’ preferred. Corporation, 646-0131. “Total Burglar & Fire Alarm Protection” MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Papa GIno’s of America, Inc. Restaurants has Ability to function under pressure and to work with the public. Exten­ Homes For Sale 23 SELLING your house? Call us Manchaatar, Conn. 71 Haynaa St., Manchaatar CAPITOL TIRE COMPANY over sixty restaurants throughout New England sive workload involved. Salary and plans for five times as many ten years from range; $8.000-$9.500. For details first and we'll make you a 325 Broad S t, Manchaatar CALL A PROFESSIONAL and application, apply at Town ANTIQUE COLONIAL cash offer! T.J. Crockett, m V ES I INSURANCE AGENCY, he. now. Our growth offers you the opportunity to ad­ Manager's Office. Town Office JOHN F. TIERNEY FUNERAL NOME Building, Coventry, Ct. by elegant center hall. One of the Realtor, 643-1577. “Serving The Manchetter Area For Over vance rapidly based on your own performance. September 20. 1978. An equal op­ finest in Eastern Connecticut, 50 Yeart” 218 W M C M tor SL, M a fld m tw BROWN’S TIRE SHOP All that Is required for you to begin a new career portunity employer. plus a guest house, 3 car gar­ IMMEDIATE Cash for your 1 6 4 3 2 7 1 1 17S-08 1011 Main St., Manchaatar 333 Main St., Manchaatar (To put this Directory to work for you, call - ) is a high school diploma and that vou own a car, age, large shed, barn, on 17 property. Let us explain our the rest Is up to youl Call now for more Information acres, with more land fair proposal. Call Mr. JOHN N. LAPPEN, he. available. Group 1 Realtors. Belfiore, 647-1413, MANCHESTER EVENM6 HERALD about the career you have been looking for. Call “ln$urance & Real E$tate” THE TYRE MAN 1 LAPIDARY SHOP 1 SUBSTITUTE Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. “A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 ” collect to (617) 449-1376. MAY WE BUY your home? 164 Eaat Center St., Manchaatar 357 Broad 8 t, Manchaatar MINERAL SPECIMENS, COLONIAL CENTER Quick, fair, all cash and no Harald Squara, Manchaatar You May Run Equal Opportunity Employer M/F TEACHERS JEWELRY, GEM ROUGH, CHIMNEY 9 rooms, on 3.9 problems. Call Warren E. HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK Your Ad For WANTED NORTHWAY REXALL PHARMACY m o r u r t y b r o t h e r s LAPIDARY SUPPLIES acres, 4-bedrooms, formal Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. As M any dlhkig room, front to back 230 No. Main St., Manchaatar “Over ^ Years of Dependable Service” t TRUST CO. THE ROCK SHOP livinXroom, 2 fireplaces, first Household Goods 40 813 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Hebron, Andover & 315 Cantar St., Manchaatar 595 Main S t, Manchaatar Insertions As floor laundry room, enclosed 646-1870 Marlborough Regional porch, yec-room, 2-car gar­ REFRIGERATORS LENOX PHARMACY Mon.-Wsd. 7-9 p.m.; District No. 8 BA, or BS You W ish This Directory. age, barn, 4 horse stalls, and Washers, ranges, used, 299 Eaat Cantar St., Manchaatar FinCERALO FUNERAL HOME J. GARMAN, CLOTHKR required. No certifica­ pasture. Group 1, Philbrick guaranteed and clean. New MEN'S HAIR STYLING tion necessary. Call 228- Agency, 646-4200. 225 Main St., Manchaatar 887 Main S t, Manchaatar SURGICAL SUPPLIES shipment damaged, GE and PARK MU JOYCE UORIST, he. 9417, or 643-4210. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. < \ Hairstyling RREDCO ONE OF A KIND - New Pearl and Son, 649 Main Flowers For Every Purpose" W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY ATLAS BANTLY RESERVED Raised Ranch, beautiful rural Street, 643-2171. 36 Oak 8t., MancheMer SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 464 Eaat Cantar S t, Manchaatar • Whssi Chairs • Wsikara setting, Vernon Street, 3- 336 North Main S t, Manchaatar FOR YOU • ConunodM GIVE YOUR bedrooms, rec-room with LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ • Suigksl Supports 4 Brseta r e g a l MEN’S SHOP, Inc. Call Marge or Joe fireplace, laundry, deluxe tion, orange background with • Jobst Custom Supports appliances, 2-car garage, 1 white floral print. Call after 4 907 Main St., Manchaatar h k n l a n o p a r k m a r k e t E.A. JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY at 643-2711 457 Main 81. • MailKtoniir Forms 4 Bros GUSSIFIEDAB Mencheater d47-11d7 341 man. w uiii full bath, 2 half baths. Many p.m., 646-1168. “Choicest MmU In Town” 723 Main St., Manchaatar CARRIER custom features. Low energy u n THE LATCH GIFT SHOP, he. 317 Highland S t, Manchaatar ______r e s t a u r a n t AUTO SERVICE ' ‘ " ' 1 radiant electric heat. $78,9M. GAS DRYER - Good condi­ Broker 646-1189. 077 Main SL, Manchaatar CAVETS RESTAURANT S LOUNGE Does He See Your NEEDED tion. $65. Call 649-8951, after CARRY NATIONS MAPLE Mobil STAR 6:30 weekedays; anytime MANCHESTER DRUG Davis Avenue EAST H(\RTFORD - For sale weekends. ONLANOO ANNUUI S s o n s , h e . 45 Eaat Cantar S t, Manchaatar 643-1305 Super Service, Inc. FOWER by owner. 2-Family, 6 & 6, 717 Main S t, Manchaatar OAt - OIL - LUBRICATION - area of enclosed front porches. Call 147 Hala Rd., Manchaatar FINE LUNCHES AcceesoRiES WEST SIDE ITAUAN WTCNEN TIREI AND BATTERIES Rockville for an appointment. 649-1934 / MANCHESTER Comer of Center A Main St 643-6045 / 289-6672 / 528-5600, FIANO’ S r e s t a u r a n t OPTICAL STYIE BAR 228 srw a IT, MAHCwsra J 4 jST' 331 Cantar S t, Manchaatar rksas 1484487 Call NEW LISTING Routa 6, Bolton 763 RRaln S t « 191 Main S t, Manchaatar 6 room Cape Cod. Formal MANCHESTER ------FRAMING ___ Alao: Eaatbrook Mall, Manallald « lUR REALTY COMPANY, Ine. 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 Two Family, 3-1-3 clean dining room. Eat in GHORCNES m o t o r s , h e . 270 ConatHutton Plaza, Hartford Gxposuro llmitad It s an innovation that allows you to STAR your home. Live in one apart­ kitchen. Living room with Classified Advertisiiq; fireplace. Wall to wall W OiMand SL, Mmdwtttr 99 Eaat Cantar S t, Manchaatar CaSTON nCTINE FUMNG For Only classified ad for extra attention value SimpYv ment and rent out the HERITAGE SAVNIGS S LOAN Gives You More ■>nN>nr a a m .lira other, carpeting. Partial Ms bath r o y a l NX CREAM CO. NOB •■Baa .oumS ^2.90 Per Monday *44,900 upstairs. Treeshaddedlot FRESOGE PRHITING, he. u c n itm ia D s p a c f S ' STAR ^ is for the Shipping Dep t. $45,900. ^ ASS0CIA110N For Your - t a w in n space the STAR occupies. There are two 27 Warran St., Manchaatar ASSISTANT TO 135 Main S t, Manchaatar nriaMcatTMm Your Ad Can different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the GROUP 1 FIANO 1007 Main S t, Manchaatar Advertising Dollar 148-8831 SHIPPING SUPERVISOR MNHT-MAN PRININIG miaan. awBra Be Here...... jm , to . , toll, tapotont FJ. Spilecki Realtors • Experience necessary REALTY , 423 C m lw St. S 811 M iln 81. (MaH) MANCHESTER STATE BRNK WILSON ELECTRICAL COMFANY, tic. PAPER SUPPLIES INSURANCE 643-2121 BUILDING SUPPLIES • Musi have abilily lo organize |[n] 646-5200 Q Manchaatar work load in a busy deparimeni 1041 Main S t, Manchaatar 73 Summit S t, Manchaatar W.J. IRISH KELLY-FRAOET - — Your F!»ice— 7- RO-VIC INC. INSURANCE AGENCY • Must be over 21 years of age LUMIERMABT BOLTON HMdsiMftsn for All Your with a driver's licen.se PapsrHstds; Service You 73 W indsor Ava. (Rt. 83) Under Construction MANCHESTER CooiiiMrctet 8 nssUsaUsI VERNON 75 per day jq • Excelieni non-coniribuiory (WHOLC8ALE 8 RETAIL) Can T ru st! benefil program. 7 ROOM 6 ROOM L SHAPED 148 SHELDON RO. 648-3122 871-2249 (Plus regular word ad rate) i m m m m An equal opportunity em­ CAPE COD ployer. Male/Femalc. RANCH FUEL 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ Rockledge area. 3 Apply in person or call temporary staircase, for­ 643-II0I. bedrooms, 1 Vz baths, eat-in ROLTONOILCO. mal dining room, eat-in kitchen, formal dining THESE ADVERTISERS ®ie Herald Aiiiod Prinitng Services, inc kitchen. Acre plus treed Fuel Oil Co., room) carpeting, garage. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 579 Middle Tgrnpikt. W That Savaa You COMING AREAU Manchester. Conn shaded lot with view. $57,- Treed shaded lot. $58,900. ‘‘PROFESSIONALS” 900. Monoy FIANO REALTY G fv e Thom pintnp< _HAN0 REALTY i 11 WaAeirUi SL, UaKhMiir SOON? A Call II ra i'iSl 646-5200 646-3823 ____643-2711 646-5200 Ir ^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAfWWWWMyVV PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Sept. 5, 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN FRANK A ERNEST Ptanuts — Charlaa M. Schulz ACROSS ' instrument Answer to Previous pdzzle 2 Reddish horse BUSINESS & SERVICE D 8 T U 8 E R A T T 1 Cook in fat 3 Chinese D E 1 4 French school currency N E V A 1 N R F X liU ST TO LD A R E U T 1 L 1 9 Entertainment 4 Kingdoms T 1 F 8 Dear Abby Y A R 0 8 L L D 12 Debtor's note 5 Stray dog M F T © P P O g l l lA U Q Y 0 iaiii EMMg — vrOOKI • kHWfanca 57 (con & Lament Realty, 875-4690. radials, (2 snows), excellent TONY IN JERSEY 34 35 36 B&M TREE SERVICE. by selling no-longer- 643-4535. running condition, $350 cash. 61 Little devil QUALITY CARPENTRY By BIDWELL Home Improve­ condition 228-0475 or 2299550. 62 Weight needed Items with a Call 6495873, 37 3B 41 Complete tree care, spraying Harp Construction Additions, MANCHESTER, Main Street. DEAR TONY: What you say makei senie. I nirrender, 63 Eastern 39 40 ment Co. Expert installation FIVE ROOM DOWNSTAIRS HE OFFERED T'MAKE HEV-You two; and removal. Insured and roofing^, siding, decks and gar­ low-cost, fast-acting Modem offices available 400, 1968 DODGE POLARA - dear. WHAT HAPPENED priests of aluminum siding gutters APARTMENT and garage. 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY III - WE A SHOP STEWARD 42 43 44 experienced. Senior Citizen ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Classified Ad. and trims. Roofing installa­ 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat Excellent running condition. AT THE UNION 64 Cone-bearing Discount. 643-7285. Central. Call 6493616. and air condition included. Air, power steering and HAUL? IF I'D STOP SQUAWKIN' tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- $350. Call Mike at 6495391. DEAR ABBY: My sister brought her 9year-old daughter A&OUT ALL THE GOOFIN’ tree 45 46 47 48 646-2469 or 646-2755. brakes. Good clean condition. MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ Building Contracting 33 2323. to spend a few weeks with us this summer. We have a OFF AROUND HERE 65 Watering ROOM ADDITIONS, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 4 door. Automatic transmis­ 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 tory service on color and blak TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- 7-year-old son who is an only child. place Dormers, kitchns, garages, and white TV, Stereo, WES ROBBINS carpentry Four room apartment. STORE FOR RENT - With 2 speed. Good condition. $1100. sion. $1500. Call 5298476, after 66 Are SPECIALIZING cleaning and The youngsters spent a lot of time together and were 56 57 58 59 60 61 rec-rooms, suspended ceilings phonograph. A&B Electronic, remodeling specialist. Ad­ Appliances. No pets. Utilities bay garage, near parkade. 188 Radial tires. Call 649-8306 6 p.m. 67 Sample and roofing, 528-8958. repairing chimneys, roof, new extra. $190. Call 633-6026. W. Midi" “ very compatible. One afternoon they were exceptionally 1160 New Britain Ave., West ditions, rec rooms, dormers, roofs. Free estimates. 30 ddle Turnpike. Call 643- anytime. . 62 ^ 63 64 Hartford, 561-0655. built-ins, bathrooms, 6802. •••••••••••••••••••••••a** quiet, so I went to check on them. I was horrified to find DOWN years Experience Howley, VERNON 3 room apartment 65 87 LAWN MAINTENANCE. kitchens, 649-3446. 643-5361. 1969 VW BUG - Veiy good con­ them in the bedroom playing "doctor." Reasonable and dependable in modern 4-iamily. Uotorcycles-BIcycles 64 1 Musical 5 HOUSEWORK GOT YOU TWO STORES - One is 160 dition. $800. Call 6491311, I won't go into detail here, but the little girl was the college veteran now accepting CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Convenient to shopping and Square feet, one is 400 square after 5 p.m. "patient" and my son was the "doctor,” and he was "examin­ |NEW5P*PEP ENTERPOiSE *5SN i jobs in your area. Cali 289- DOWN? General cleaning, ROOFER WILL Install roof, 186. $160> monthly, includes HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 steam extraction carpet homes, Additioms, Repairs, siding or gutters for low dis­ feet. Either one could be used FX-1200 - 871-2511. ing" her, if you know what I mean. 4535. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, heat, hot water, appliances for storage. Heat included. How would you have handled this situation? My sister s.nd cleaning, floor waxing & count price. Call Ken at 647- and parking. 647-1113 after 1967 CADILLAC Convertible 345-2009. 1566. Security required. Rent $85 tan, with tan top and interior. 1 don’t agree. REWEAVING burns, holes. stripping, window cleaning, 6:30 p.m. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville c a r^ t & upholstery sham­ and $135. Call 649507, or 649 Good running condition 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and FULLERTON, CALIF. Zippers, umbrellas repair^. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 1834. orignal owner. $1250. Call 649 Win at bridge Window shades, Venetian pooing. Professional/Insured. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. M i i e y v o p ^ ^ Free Estimates. Call Carpentry and general con­ loS. DEAR FULLERTON: I would have kept my cool and aot blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. tracting. Residential and DOMES'nCARE at 643-1945. Homes for Rent 54 1977 HONDA ODOSSEY Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- commercial. Whether it be a Heatlng-Plumblng KEEP SMILING made a big deal out of It. 35 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA, BUGGY - All terraine use. IF SHE IS, IT WIU- DOES PRINCE WE JUSTSENT 5221. small repair job, a custom All Uda are naturally curious about the bodies et the IF VOUR GUEST IS A HUMANOID, \ 1 DON’T KNOW.' EXPERT PAINTING AND KEEP HAPPY low mileage, 400 engine, call $850. Excellent condition. Call BE THE FIRST t h u m k n o w A RUNNER TO built home or anything in 9R00M COUNTRY HOME - opportte sex, and "playl^ doctor" It one way to aatialy that AS THE TESTS INDICArE,THEN WHAT I MV COLLEAGUES LANDSCAPING -Specialize, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Glastonbury. 2 1/2 acres, barn after 6 pm, 6492273. before 12 noon, 1-342-1784, WAS SHE DOING OUTSIDE BELIEVE SHE MAY c o n t a c t m a d e ABOUT H taz INFORM HIM! Notrump pinpoint bidding ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ between, call 646-13TO. cleaned with electric cutters, enrioalty. It', not Mrioui—u long as they don't "operate." WTO A V E & Y ? ---- ^ B E FiaOM THE CITY- WTO THEM! VET? tics, garages, yards cleaned, Exterior House Painting. etc. Locate near town line. Tree pruning, spraying by professionals. McKinney Wanted to Rent 57 1974 VOLKSWAGEN SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- '"■ ^A T E BESONDTHEOUNESl moving, trucking. Loam for CARPENTRY & Masonry - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Send resume to P.O. Box 75, DEAR ABBY: Regarding the 17-year-old who doesn't sale. Lawn service. No job too mowing,weeding. Call 742 Buckland Station, Conn. 06040. BEETLE - Good condition. 000, very reasonable. Must 7947. Additions and remodeling. pany, 6495308. COUPLE WITH One child Excellent mileage. New tires„. sell. 6491543. clean his room: You were rig h t-u p to a point. Yes, close his If you have a balanced big or small. 568-8522. Free estimates. Call Anthony COVENTRY - Lake front. needs 5 or 6 room duplex or $2,100. Call 6491008. door, but don't go in and rake it once a week. It's hit room, NORTH 9-5A hand with 0-7 high card Squitlcote, 6494)811. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet hii mess and his responsibility. points just pass when your COMPLETE CARPET & Tile HAYES AND SONS Tree Spacious grounds. 2 house. Reasonable. 649-8952. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low ♦ J 9 4 Experts - Tree removal, repairs, plugged drains, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA, mileage. Excellent condition. If Mom always cleans up his messes, he’ll grow up to be » A Q 7 partner opens one notrump. installation and repairs. Free CARPENTRY - Repairs, kitchen faucet replaced, You don’t belong in game. estimates. Call Pat, at 646- pruning, land clearing. Fully fireplace. Attached garage. MODEST APARTMENT - good condition, AM/FM $650. Call 6495849. one more male who is convinced that if he doesn’t clean up ♦ J 6 insured. Go anywhere. Free remodeling, additions, gar­ repaired, rec rooms, cassett, automatic, $1,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••••at after himself, there will always be a woman to do it for him. ♦ J 7 5 3 2 With 10-14 you belong in 3745, after 5 p.m. ages, roofing, call David Adults preferred. No pets. Sought by mature male. estimates. 243-8796. bathroom remodeling, heat Available October 1st. Excellent references. Call 643-5836. game. How about 8 or 9? Patria, 644-1796. modernization, etc. Free Campers-Trallers First it's Mom, then ^ 's his wife. WEST EAST ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ References, lease and securi­ Mr. Scott, Extension 427, Mobile Homes 65 If he becomes messy enough to disgust himself, Ae will ♦ 6 2 ♦ K 7 5 3 With a poor 8, stop at one. ARE YOU INTERESTED in a Estimate gladly given. M & M ty. $300 monthly, plus utilities. Manchester Hospital, 646- 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS - With 9 or a good 8, invite tics and cellars cleaned. secretary but don't ^ v e the LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Plumbing & Heating. 6492871. clean it up. How do I know? My two older daughters are now » 10 8 6 5 ¥ 9 3 2 Reasonable rates. Call 646- Write Box V, c/o Manchester 1222, days. Full power. Excellent condi- 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot married and their homes are immaculate and neat. My e>4tOAi.l. S-4! ♦ A 10 943 4875 game. Treat a good 9 as 10 room, or don't want a full New homes custom built Herald. tion. $2900. 1971 VW and bid game. 1943 for free estimate. remodeled, additions, rec MANCHESTER PLUMBING Travel Trailer - Stove, youngest daughter, 17, is still at home and still a slob—just ♦ A 6 ♦ K 8 4 time person. I can do the job RESPONSIBLE MATURE Squareback, $600 or best refrigerator, heated. Full North has a fair nine for you from my home. rooms, garage, kitchens & HEATING - Repairs. FEMALE seeking rent in 2 or offer. Call 6493572. as her two older sisters used to be. ha Fllntatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions SOUTH pointer. He raises to two and CARPET INSTALLATION - remodeled, bath tile, cement Remodeling. Pumps repaired shower, and toilet. Tandem BEEN THERE IN ROCHESTER. N.Y. Statistical typing with 3 family house, for November wheels. Call 688-0383. ♦ A Q 10 8 South, with 17 plus two tens Stair Shifts, Repairs. Carpets. secretarial and accounting work. Steps, dormers, / replaced. Free estimates. Offices-Stores for Rent 55 ¥ K J 4 Steam Cleaning. Free 1st. Will pay up to $200 with 1973 CHEVELLE WAGON - and a nine, is glad to go on to experience. Call 646-3973. residential or commer- Electric drain-snaking. 24- heat. 2895652 after 5 p.m. or Excellent condition. Must DEAR BEEN THERE: Welcome to the clnbt Shake ♦ K Q 2 the game. stimates. Call 649-6265. cial.Call 649-4291. HOUR SERVICE. 6464)237. UTILITY TRAILER - 4x6 foot rREMEMBEK OUR VACATION- References. MANCHESTER - Retail, 6494274. sell. Best offer over $1800. - $165. Call 4592026 . 9 Ash haads with a charter member. / HOW VOU KEPT ♦ Q 10 9 West gets off to his best storage and/or manufacturing Call 5692804 after 5 pm. Street, Willimantic, Conn. ' (^^TELUNG PEOPLE TO Vulnerable: Neither lead, a diamond, and South space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,000 PROFESSIONAL COUPL£ .S'TO P & •/ IF THEV WERE fcHARTPDcn sees he has no time to de­ sq. ft. Very reasonable. Da yta w U yea had ia m Meads? Far the secret at IN THE AREA ?..... (.'•"OXTERED Dealer: South Household Goods 40 Articlaa tor Sale 41 Boats-Accassorles 45 Apartments For Rent S3 wants to rent Duplex in 1976 GRAN FURY fully SCAMPER POP-UP - Sleeps velop the club suit. Reaching Brokers protected. Call pepalaillj. gat Abby*. aew keekM: "Haw T* ae rapuar; West North East South Manchester. Call 646-2498 equiped, air, 30,000 miles. eight, carpeted, sink, stove, Yaa'r* Nevar Ta* Yaaag *r Tea Old.” Bead 11 with a laag, dummy with a heart, he goes Heyman Properties, 1-226- after 6 p.m. Keep trying! Excellent. $3,500. 6490036. 1 NT HOTPOINT Refrigerator - TWO PAIRS of bucket seats 1972 MERCURY - 4 4-ROOM APARTMENT, 19 awning. $M0. 643-0036. a^addratead, Mamped (28 ceata) aavqlape to Abby, 1ft after spades. The spade Good working condition. $50. horsepower outboard motor. 1206. Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT finesse works and he winds from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Florence Street, $155., securi­ Leaky Drive, BevMly HiOa, CalK. 80212. Call 646-5750 after 6:00 p.m. pair white. Excellent condi­ Very good condition, $250 ty deposit. Married couple, no Pass Pass Pass up with four spades, three tion. $50 pair. 6390131. firm. After 4 p.m. 646-0442. pets. 643-4751. hearts, two diamonds and Opening lead: *4 the necessary nine tricks. □ MISC. FOR SALE D^RK LOAM Delivered - 5 14 FOOT SAILFISH - $100. ONE BEDROOM yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Alcourt Fiberglass rein­ APARTMENT TO SUBLET - grave) amd more stone 649 forced. Call 643-4867. $199 monthly. Available im­ Articles lor Sale 41 9504. m ediately. Call 643-1767 O You hold: Garden Products anytime. Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby ALUMINUM sheets used as 47 TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, I na Horn Losar — Art sanaom and Alan Sontag ♦ 2 printing plates, .007 thick, sewing machine, and tent ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED GOOD ONE! 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for BOTTI’S Fruit farm - Apples, The standard notrump ¥ AKJ 8 7 5 L (10x16). May be seen at 108 Peaches (canning and eating) - Caipeted 1 bedroom has air, opening is 16-18 points. If you ♦ KQ94 $1. Phone 6492711. May be Scott Drive, Manchester, all laundry facilities, appliances 1973 M EM »IV picked up A.M. only. Pears, Plums. 260 Bush Hill prefer something different a 3 day Saturday. Road, Manchester. and more! Rental Assisters, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) go ahead and use it. 2395646, small fee. Complacency will dilute any We have been asked if we TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto., AM advantage you might have had Most experts do use 15-17. WASHER - and like new Antiques 48 radio, radial tlrea, blue. However, don’t use a would bid five hearts vulner­ Good onditicn. Good for dryer. Pool table, coffee t a f f In your commercial dealings KIDS OK - Spacious 5 rooms, today. It might prove difficult to scatter-gun notrump, such able against nonvulnerable. plating, or welding. Call M9 table, lamps. Telephone 569 has appliances. Now just $165. We are in fourth seat and 'e 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. WANTED. Antique furniture, pin things down, but it’s the as 15-18. The notrump open­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or {72-'.2-28) Rental Assisters, 239 BOraMaj? only way to succeed. ing should be a picture bid bidding had gone one spaoe- other antique items. R. 5646, small fee. AQUARIUS (Jan. 29Fab. 19) and too wide a range puts pass-four spades. MOLDED FORMICA top and 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer It's easier for you to make Yes, we would, even paneled bar with two shelves Harrison, 643-8709. September 6, 19TB the picture out of focus. $150. Outboard motor 40 horse HEAT PAID- Lovely 2 1975 FORD LTD promises today than it will be The key notrump numbers though the roof might fall on and four stools.$175. 646^6028. Evenrod $250. Mobilehome Things that appear to offer lor you to keep them. Stand by us. bedrooms has appliances. quick happiness a e not neces- are: Game 26. Small slam 45x10 with furniture in cam- UUIMU your commitments or you INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I □ RENTALS Children welcomed. Just $175. sarily what yiyou'l want in the 33. Grand slam 37. : ^ i^ ground $4,000, Call 529 2 Dr. h.t., auto., V-8. PS. PB. could lose a friend. (22-29) Rental Assisters, 239 long run. This ;oming year PISCES (Fab. 29March 20) *••••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, blue. Heathclin — George Gmeiy 5646, small fee. ’ offers you an oi porlunity to Those big Ideas you have today Rooms for Rent 52 ' a strong foundation, if are a beauty to behold, but In FASHION BABY CARRIAGE Crib and *3495 yc .'II take advantage of the unless you're prepared to do mattress, excellent condition. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - sluw but sure something about them they'll Cltn>>lgA.»ic,TlL»iSUS.>».OII. Girl’s High Rise lUleigh 5 Birch House Women. Central­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You remain only a pretty picture. wiwn wavaiii Speed Bike. Call 6491008. rr :st face up to realistic facts ARIES (March 21-A^I 19) It ly located. Downtown 1973 CHEVROin today. If you allow yourself lo BASIC Manchester. Kitchen OFFICE SPACE would be unwise at this time to romanticize about objectives count on funds or resources USED KITCHEN CABINETS privileges. Call 6492358. MAUBU WAGON you could lose out completely. FOR R E N T you hope will be coming in. Be I BITE PBOf^LE- r SUSPBCHEP - $100 per kitchen. Display V-8. P.S., auto.. AM radio, yellow. Rnd out who you’re romanti­ realistic. Work with what's at A N D W H AT Very low mileage. StDWETHINa- Cabinets, $10 a foot. Call 649 CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM |2i0 square feet, center oil cally suited to by sending for hand. DO ON THE NEOC 7544. For mature male. Parking. IMancliester. air coaditiooine and I your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ WH0-4 HE SAID F ill < Winter Iparkinf! Call643-K5I TAURUS (April 29May 20) You V O U z> a A N D D R IN K Convenient location. No ter. Mail 50 cents for each and a might have lo make a tough or t h e i r B (-0(D D . H IS HCME- ELECTRIC STOVE kitchen privileges'. $30 week­ long, self-addressed, stamped stern promise today, alt be­ 6 I R - ? T C A V N W A e envelope lo AstroGraph, P.O. cause you neglected too long a Dishwasher & 1970 Triumph ly. 6494IX)3. TRANS j^V A N /A , Motorcycle, (motorcycle is Box 489, Radio City Station, household matter that should 1974 CHEVY CAMARO N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify have been attended to. rebuilt). Please call 6496897 FURNISHED ROOM FOR birth sign. / anytime. 6 cyl.. auto., P.S.. AM radio, red. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Bet­ RENT - Kitchen privileges. LIBRA (S«pl. 23-Oct. 23) Be ter be prepared fb roll up your Central location. Free careful you're not out of line sleeves and do your own work TYPEWRITER CHAIR. Stur- parking. 14 Arch Street. 95 with the favor you ask today. today. A coworker you depend dy, well built. Metal base with What might be nice lor you on will not come through as could be an extreme imposition casters. Black leather seat & BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - expected. DtCF back rest. Call 5692348. Gentlemen only. Free 1973 AM€ HORNH on another. CANCER (June 21-July 22) All CAlAUJ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II your problems today are simply parking. Kitchen privileges. Hatchback. 6 cyl., auto., P.S.. AM you take things for granted Security and references because you won't live within radio, green. today It’s very likely you'll lose your budget. Avoid extravagant Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 required. 643-2693, for ap­ out on an opportunity that spending and you'll avoid the snort Ribs — Frank Hill pointment. *1995 comes your way. Be alert and headaches. DOG-CAT boarding bathing / ready to respond. LEO (July 29Aug. 22) Being too CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 29Dec. opinionated today works grooming. Obedience, protec­ SERVICE! / ( i r ^ tion classes. (Complete for mature gentleman. Call 21) Chances are your generos­ against your best interests. II 646-4701 after 6 p.m. SERVICE! 1976 CHEVY ity will be abused today, but It’s you have little regard for what modern facilities. Canine .the TAG SALE way partially your fault. You'll make Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon others say, you're likely to find SERVICE! MAUBtl WAGON Looks oMy? II Ifl And Ifi fMl bocoming tliii nation'* a commitment in order to show yourself all alone. ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING V-8. auto., PS, AM radio, yellow. Road, Manchester. For reser­ your worth. _ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) vations please call 6495971. ROOM - Private entry. • Wheel Alignment favorite paatim*. IFa a.great way of turning your no- Berig Shower bath. Free parking. • Front End Repair longar-naedad Itam* Into quick cash, ao Jump on ths M n y a World — Jim '''OH.OH/...LOOKS UKE HEb MAP AT 0 ^ AGAIN/ ' POODLES - Guaranteed tiny Apply 195 Spruce Street. • Brakes bandwagon and gat Into lb* garag* aal* action. Place a toy puppies and stud services • Exhaust aura-fire want ad adveitlaing your aal* aiyB watch the Bugs Bunny — Helmdahi a stonei at fair prices. 1-423-8789. NEWLY DECORATED • Balnncing iwofit* roll in. ROOM for responsible non • lubricaliun (Jil Ch.inge 1976 BUCK BEAUTIFUL Silver smoking gentleman. Central, • Shucks YOU HAVE CAUSED SIMMER DOWN, IT'S miniature male Poodle pup­ parking, 5692525. • Hoadliqhls S • R.idutfir Repairs 2 dr.. V-0, 4 speed, P S SERIOUS DAMAGE ONLY A BUSTED pies. AKC registered. Putten- 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.50 HEADLlGHr.' y |i cove breeding. 2299297 / 429 Apartments For Rant 53 • Slate Inspectiiins AM radio, yellow. 0 tea* WWWI Mil■ ay IIWU9V This Funny World TO MY VEHICLE.' .AuuzB| PHOTChGUIDE 6333. • Salcly Checks riL suE...ru.... 3940 EXauSIVE LOOKING for anjithing in real And you receive 2 FREE TAQ SALE estate rental - apartments, ALL THIS AND AKC MALE APRICOT 6 0 0 0 NEV&! WILL W HN/E IGNORE THEIR ^ I A handsome suit, ap­ homes, multiple dwellings, no Posters when you stop Into The Herald to pearing in the new '78 POODLE, 9weeks. Parents TIRES TOO. Tt(E 6UV AT TO PAY PAMASES? FANTASY, BUSTeR!Tm a Y can be seen. $100. Call 569 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate r V E A LR EA P V y NEVER Fall & Winter Fashion, 3920. Asociates, Inc. 6491960. place your ad. LEGAL THE M A l10R''S is always a most welcome A55I5TANCE CIGAR ASH EG FORMED THE GET addition to the wardrobe. GAYGTrie COULP BE HARPER I’FREE BUSTER ) OUT.' No. 8165 with Photo- MANCHESTER MAIN MCHOIS MJNCWSIIR IKK INC COUNTY VW STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ WORST YOU TO GET OUT OF JACOBS" < FIND Guide is in Sizes 38 to Livestock 44 Route 83, Talcottville 60. Size 38, 42 bust . . . ment, heated, hot water, Dplldr CAN GET THE PERSIAN COMMITTEE.'/A NICE H O M E 4K yards 60-inch. RIDING LESSONS indoor appliances, no pets, parking, 649-2638 IS TTO RUG t h a n t h e Patterns available only riding ring, Western stock security. 5297047. Don’t Forgot Our S o v o r with PATTERN! FOR M Y tn tixet thoum. seat, saddle seat, and hunt C A R . Tl OUU, IMS SIM fir uc* seat. All levels 228-9617. FOUR ROOM APARTMEffT BOYS. ••ttin, pin' I 1 29( N r p irta n m i - 428 Broad St. $1K. Security a circulation of 53,000 dalivarod avary Sunday morning P CONUTE cm CAIS COITER z WHAT JUNKYARD t h e r e 's fiv e b u c k s .. deposit. No appliances. ■ue ■UdNETT Boats-Accassorles 45 only $2.00 for 15 worda whan run In Tha Harald also. DO YA OO TO FER t h a t SEKXJLO M m liM lir Herald Married couple. No pets. *^«Top Quiity Exhaust Systsm «lrake Service ^ 11SO Ava. at Amarleat Telephone 643-4751. REPAIR RAOTS 9 COVER nr.' Haw Vark, N.V. 10OSI 1974 FURY - 16W-foot •EniiM Tune Up •Frant End Service fiberglass, tilt trailer, with PrNt HUM. uam i ant up 1975 55-borsepower outboard 44x10 FOOT MOBLE home. In •Shack AhaaitMr NepiacawenfPrailaaiianal Rutpraafing SAM'S CtK, itiN Nwatir mS tin. Bolton. Woiidng single person The Fall ft Winter ’78 Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. SUPERIOR Also 50 Dorse Johnson out­ only. No pets, ammals or •QMity Used Care SALVAGE".. BASIC FASHION con­ ch^idren. Call 6492860. tains a Bonus Coupon. board, $300. 2290475 or 229 P^n^R IN iiffler Site lierald WHY.? Price . . . $2.00 a copy. 9550. BOLTON - Large 3 room nt?Q cllC eii^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Add $2.60 for the New apartment. Heat and hot C197eDyNEA,tnc. SUCCESS IN SEWING. 25 HORSE POWER Mercury laa MM m sT , M w etura outboard. Excellent running water. M e t neighborhood. MON-FM. M , Win tu I, lAT t AM • t PM No pets. References required. condition. Best offer. 64B-7443. ______M6-X112 ^RU $H eiitwiltNi«riA9yA.h«.9-5 $230 monthly. 6495963. 643-2711 bk for Jm or Morgo "... and with this higher priced system, you IT V Y lT K can reach the pain threshold real easy...” LOVE? “I’m not Buro he’a oursl” 9 - S