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PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 3, 1977 1 » Three from area '^^Jackei is a ‘happi* gift- The weather Inside today Seitaro Ohki, right, president of Bluebird Supermarket Chain (173 Partly sunny today with chance of a Area news . .1—2-B Editorial ___4-A officers at bank supermarkets scattered throughout Japan), presents a "happi” or late afternoon thunderstorm. High Business...... 9-A Family6-A around 90. Partly cloudy tonight with Japanese leisure jacket to Joseph P. Mott, chairman of the board of Classified .. .5-8-B Gardening ,.. lO-B Three Manchester area was graduated in 1976. He Motts (Shop-Rite) Supermarkets. The presentation took place at the lows around 65. Partly Sunny Friday C om ics...... 9-B Obituaries ... lo-A with chance of late afternoon residents have been is a member of the Spencer St. store where Mr. Ohki headed a Japanese delegation Dear Abby___9-B S ports...... 4-5-B thunderstorm. Highs again near 90. elected officers of the Simsbury Chamber of which is now touring the United States in a study of American National weather forecast map on State Bank for Savings, Commerce. He lives in merchandising techniques. Page 7-B. One Financial Flaza, Hart­ Glastonbury. ford. John L. Flannery, Miselis is manager of the president of the bank, said West Hartford Center Of­ that in a recent meeting of fice on 31 South Main St. the Board of Trustees, that He joined State Bank in 1972 and participated in the Susan C. Carlson Susan G. Carlson, Robert J. Kaczorowski and James branch administration P. Miselis were elected trainee program, and loan officers, in addition to served as manager of the Police probing their responsibilities as Glastonbury office before branch managers. assuming his current Miss Carison is manager duties in West Hartford. ' iS i'r.fP of the Enfield office in En­ He holds his B.S. degree field Mall. A 1976 graduate from Northeastern Univer­ of the Connecticut School sity and is pursuing his of Savings Banking, she graduate studies for a NYC bombings has also taken the master's degree in American Institute of Business Administration at Banking mortgage course the University of Connec­ NEW YORK (UPl) - Police and for over the last several years in New similar to others written by the group of study and received a ticut. Miselis belongs to the FBI experts today studied bomb York, Chicago, Washington and in the past and said Wednesday’s certificate for completion Glastonbury Jaycees. fragments and lists of suspects in an Newark, N.J. bombings were "part of our cam­ of a Savings Bank Life In­ investigation aimed at heading off a Telephoned threats — 150 of them paign to dramatize and to intensify surance course. She joined promised new wave of terrorism by — warning of still other bombs forced our just struggle for the in­ the bank in 1964 after her the FALN. tens of thousands of workers to flee dependence of Puerto Rico and the graduation from into rain-drenched streets from unconditional freedom of the five R.J. Karzorowski The Puerto Rican nationalist group Manchester High School Manhattan’s tallest skyscrapers — Puerto Rican Nationalists” held in claimed responsibility for two bombs and the Hartford the World Trade Center, the Empire Pre- placed that exploded Wednesday in federal prisons. Secretarial School. State Building and the Pan Am two Manhattan office buildings, The letter said the bombs were Kaczorowski is manager Building. killing one person and injuring seven directed at multinational cor­ of the Simsbury office, 1195 Those evacuations triggered porations because they are “using others. Hopmeadow St. Previously massive traffic jams in New York underhanded and barbaric tactics” , L ^ fc, Season he had served as assistant at Threats of more explosions forced streets and jammed police, fire and to exploit Puerto Rico’s natural manager in State Bank of­ tens of thousands of workers to flee ambulance switchboards for hours. resources, including off-shore oil. fices in Enfield, Glaston­ Manhattan’s tallest skyscrapers, in­ Killed in the Mobil explosion was Mayor Abraham Beame told a X bury and West Hartford. M r - i cluding the World Trade Center, the Charles Steinberg, 26, of New York. news conference FBI agents “in­ He Joined State Bank in DBEAMLAND II Empire State Building and the, Pan There were no injuries in the defense dicated they have an excellent idea of 1973 as a management Am building. office blast. who the terrorists are. The problem trainee immediately after The bombs went off at the ground- is they haven't been able to catch Youngsters getting swimming lessons his graduation from the SALE Police said they have a good idea floor Mobil travel office in the oil them with the goods when the bombs University of Connecticut. as to who may have placed the company’s building on 42nd St., and are placed.” Swimming instructor Debbie Siebold (left) helps Mark Scalora, 8, of 112 Downey Dr. and His professional training FREE B O n iE ff f e l l ' ' * explosives, but that proving it is outside a 21st-floor office of the The most serious FALN attack to Donna Siebold gives instructions to Ann-Marie Perrone, 11, of 107 Downey Dr., during also includes studies at the another matter. Department of Defense a few blocks date was a Jan. 24, 1975 bombing at lessons at the pool at Fountain Village Apartments. The two sisters from Manchester have American Institute of OF away. Fraunces Tavern in Manhattan’s directed the Swimming Safety Program provided for residents of the apartments free of Banking and the Connec­ The police and FBI bomb and “This time it is just a warning,” financial district that killed four per­ ticut School of Savings r - i terrorist experts have formed a task charge during the summer. Twenty children, ages 3Vz to 12, have received certificates for the FALN said in a letter to police. sons and injured 53 others. Janies P. Miselis Banking, from which he force to investigate the blasts. participation in the program (Herald photo by Pinto) SHAMPOO A police spokesman stressed that Mrs. Paulina Adkins, 35, was sit­ t e n although scores of detectives would ting in the travel office waiting for a Color S Perm be put into the FALN investigation, it job interview when she heard a noise ^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER ^ (excluding Trlmx) would not effect the department's “like a giant firecracker or massive manhunt for “Son of Sam," something.” Town dealing with second tenant WED • THORS • FBI the psychotic killer who has slain six She said plastic ceiling material CURBSIDE COLLECTION No Appointment Necessary young people and wounded seven fell, hitting her on the head. “There ______Ask For Bob others with his .44-caliber revolver was glass all over and a lot of blood' for proposed industrial park over the past year. on the floor. I saw a man lying on the OF NEWSPAPERS MANCHESTER PARKADE . The FALN claimed responsibility floor. A receptionist and two men for Wednesday’s attacks and warned ducked under desks.” tion would be taken by the persons mit the firm to install roof-mounted route of 1-291 will require the town to 0 0 0 7 Lower Level gat. 9-5 By GREG PEARSON in a note that the bombings were just As scores of emergency vehicles Herald Reporter against the park. A couple of the equipment that is about four feet relocate the industrial park road. 0 “ “ “ ® 0 O f Thura. & FrI. till 8 homeowners had been involved in the beginning of a new wave of streaked through Manhattan streets, The Manchester Economic above the roof, some signs that are The relocation of the road would Starts the First Week of nrevious appeals of zone changes larger than those permitted by the create an intersection at Tolland On violence. their sirens wailing, a man claiming Development Commission (EDO needed for the park. regulations and more signs in some Tpke. and the railroad tracks. August on the Second Wednesday’s bombings at the to represent the FALN called WABC- this morning learned that the town is The town had planned to complete “This would cause substantial Mobil Oil Co. Building and a Defense TV and claimed responsibility for the negotiating with a second prospect areas than are permitted. Collection of the Week condemnation proceedings if problems," he said. An application GLORIA STEVENS HAS BECOME Department office were the latest in bombings. for the proposed Buckland industrial The question about paying a real The agreements with the homeowners will be made to seek federal funds to a series of more than 40 explosions Laler, the letter from the FALN park and that settlements have been estate commission came up because relocate that stretch of Tolland Tpke, A W AY OF LIFE FOR ME. the FALN has claimed responsibility was found near Central Park. It was reached with all but one homeowner had not been reached. some members felt that the EDC had YOUR CONSERVATION COMMISSION at the proposed site of the J.C. The EDC approved much of the already decided not to pay such a he said. Penney plan of development, in­ Applications will also be submitted New Penney Co. complex. commission to a broker who directs URCES YOUR COOPERATION cluding landscaping, with some con­ today for State Traffic Commission In other park-related matters, the an eventual park tenant to the town. ditions, building height and use of the approval of other required changes to EDC: Warm building for catalog distribution. Some prospects, such as Penney, Tolland Tpke. and for a permit to News summary • Approved a majority of Pennjy’s The commission granted Penney’s are expected to come directly to the allow discharge of storm drainage site development plans, including the request for waivers from some park town. Others may use a broker. into streams near the park, Fuss firm’s request that the EDC waive Compiled from United Press Internatlonel requirements. The waivers will per­ Fuss also said that the proposed said. some park regulations for the firm. Winter • Agreed that the town will pay a State National commission to a real estate broker if that broker’s client decides to 1.. PUCA approves livery service Outerwear HARTFORD —Rep. Gardner WASHINGTON -C IA Director become a tenant in the park. Wright, D-Bristol, cochairman of Stansfield Turner is under con­ • Granted the town permission to the legislature’s Finance Com­ gressional pressure to identify go out to bid for drainage work in the Your mittee, says if new levies are and inform hundreds of in­ eastern portion of the park, where for elderly and handicapped stitutions and individuals they required to balance next year’s Penney would be located. Walter ___ equipped with a wheel chair could work in conjunction with other were "used” by the agency in By SUSAN VAUGHN state budget, they should be Fuss, of the Griswold & Fuss lift, Talbot said, will accommodate bus services which do not have the placed on meals under $1 and in­ human behavior experiments. engineering firm, said that the bid­ Herald Reporter specially equipped buses. Youngsters A charter bus service for elderly 11 walking passengers, or eight terest earned by savings ac­ ding process can be started in a Lessner will also represent Dlal-A- and handicapped persons is the first seated passengers and three wheel counts. The meals tax, he es­ AUSTIN, Tex. —The reporters week. No funds will be committed for chair passengers. Ride at another hearing at the PUCA timates, will raise 312 to $15 were there to find evidence either the work until the park’s status of its kind in the state approved by Monday in an application for licen­ the Public Utilities Control Authority The approval was for an unlimited Will million. confirming or disproving recent assured, the EDC ruled. sing a taxi service for Manchester Wednesday. number of the buses, but Talbot said reports Lyndon B. Johnson helped • Learned that a contest to select a the service will start with one or two and South Windsor. MIDDLETOWN -Two engineer South Texas voting name for the park will be held. Application to provide the Lessner said PUCA granted the transportation was made by Dial-A- to test out the demand for such legislative committees in­ irregularities to win a 1948 James Breitenfeld, executive direc­ hearing within a week of filing the Need Ride of Connecticut, Inc. of 134 E. transportation. However, Talbot vestigating the operation of Democratic Senate primary tor of the Greater Manchester application, which he said, ” is un­ Center St. said, he has received many calls Connecticut’s maximum security runoff. In the LBJ'library, after Chamber of Commerce, told the heard of.” The service is unique because it over the past year since the similar facility for the criminally insane sifting through 5,0500 pages of commission that publicity for the Call-A-Ride service started in East Manchester has been without a taxi Soon documents they found a press contest, which will include prizes, will have specially designed buses service for about three weeks since will begin holding public hearings for persons in wheel chairs which Hartford statement, which never was should begin soon. the East Hartford-Manchester Cab Sept. 14 at the State Capitol. will allow them to travel with groups Talbot also said his company released, in which Johnson denied Penney is the proposed major te­ Co. suspended operations. on pleasure trips throughout the checked with convalescent homes, LEDYARD —Leaders of knowledge of the ballot stuffing nant for the park. It plans to locate a Talbot said Dial-A-Ride has state. senior citizen centers, Manchester incident. two-million square foot catalog dis­ received over 100 phone calls since Connecticut’s tiny Mashantuck The charge for the buses will be Memorial Hospital and other places tribution center on a 162-acre plot in last Saturday when the application Skimobile Snowsuits Pequot Indian tribe are trying to WASHINGTON -S trik es by much less than the charge for the with groups of elderly and han­ the eastern portion of the park. for the taxi service was announced. Downfilled Parkas increase tribe size and think adop­ nearly 20,000 Steelworkers union special wheel chair vans, Metro dicapped persons. Every place in­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Talbot said he realizes there is tion and federal aid may be the members in the iron ore fields Wheelchair service, also located at d icate a need for such a service. Ski Parkas answer. There are now 20 persons said that the town has one other more risk in the taxi cab venture, as show no prospect for a prompt 134 E. Center St., according to Roger Talbot said that some of the per­ Snowsuits living on the tiny reservation in settlement, according to union prospect seeking a five-acre site in all previous cab companies in Talbot, president of Dial-A -Ride. sons who used the Call-A Ride ser­ M anchester have gone out of Jackets the northeast part of the state. president Lloyd McBride. In­ the park. The firm, which he would The wheel chair vans are used vice, for which his company also business. He said he will not expect a Those adopted by the tribe would dustry reported a four-month not identify, is hoping to decide by Coats primarily for medical appointments provides the vehicle, indicated they large profit, but wants to try it. The have to have at least one-eighth supply of ore in its stockpile is late September about the park loca­ From Fine and the five vans run constantly, with had not gone on any kind of trip for company is applying for licensing for Indian blood. averting any slowdown of steel tion. up to 50 round trips daily, Talbot four or five years. three taxis initially. Canadian & production. Weiss said that four other firms said. I never took off those extra pounds and Inches since the birth are also interested in the park at this Atty. Josiah Lessner, who Because of the short time for American The charges for the new buses will preparing the application for the of my last child, which was seven years ago. Then I started putting WASHINGTON -S en ate and time, but he said negotiations with represented Dial-A-Rlde at the June Makers range from $7.50 per person to $12 23 PUCA hearing, said other possible hearing, Lessner said he would like on more weight during the last year. I decided to do something Regional House members, including some these are in the early stages. based on the load, with additional uses for the new buses would be for to hear from anyone who would like about It and that Is when I joined Gloria Stevens. I’m certainly who pushed key auto industry He also said that the town has charges for mileage, attendants, persons in wheel chairs who n e ^ to voice their opinion or express an much happier with myself now that I've lost 10 lbs. and 16%”. I BOSTON —Federal agents will amendments, rallied around a reached a settlement for the waiting time at the destination and transportation to the airport. He said interest in the taxi service. The infor­ never could have done it without the help of the technicians. Also remain as observers at racially compromise air pollution bill purchase of all but one home in the tolls, parking and other fees. Mileage the company can arrange this ser­ mation would help him Indicate a lABIEt the freedom at (3loria Stevens allowing us to come In at our con­ troubled Carson Beach as long as today to assure final passage in proposed Penney site in the park. will not be charged for trips within vice with travel agencies. need to the PUCA in Monday’s CHILDBEH venience works out just great too. Frequently, I stop In to do my tensions exist between blacks and time to prevent auto plant The final settlements included the same town or city. agreements that no further legal ac­ Lessner said the special service hearing. A D U in exercises on my way to or from something else. To top it off, 1 feel whites at the city’s waterfront closings. The vehicles, which need to be pun great too — lots more energy than I’ve had in years. Youth Centre oasis, according to the chief of the Charge Payments Boston office of the FBI. LYRRQII LAURA MYERS may be deferred International or a convenient BOSTON -M ore than 500,000 NICOSIA, Cyprus —Greek Judge Cohen to allow appeal Lay-away plan Massachusetts drivers can expect Cypriot political leaders praised • No •ppolnlffiOAl nocoosary. • Satliladlen guarinlMd. that requires only auto insurance rebate checks in Archbishop Makarios, who died WATERBURY (UPI) - Superior On July 20, after nine hours of he said. wrote. > Limit: Ono perlrilt per tubjlil. Two iub|«cU InOIvtduolly pet lamlly. Court Judge Simon S. Cohen has deliberations, a jury found the ex­ Cohen, under heavy criticism for Cohen said it is the right of the Groups Rl 11.2S lor MCh odOMIortal iub|«c1. Tho llrs l at t9 cants. No a small deposit the mail beginning the end of this Wednesday, as ”a Hercules of lubjact ptYoloQraphad in graupashail ba ailQibla far an Individual ^ •1 month. Insurance Commissioner Cyprus” freedom and rights” and decided to allow the state to appeal state representative guilty. But his decision to free Avcollie, said he prosecution to challenge his acquit­ portrait at tha lata prtoa. Is available Cohen rejected the verdict, saying took the right course despite the tal. » Additional portraits avaliabla at raaaonabla prteaa in ail siiaa. James M. Stone says. Wednesday pledged to "fight Makarios' his dismissal of murder charges • Choesa Iram dillaranl backgrounds and custom poaat. a state Supreme Court judge struggle” for independent Cyprus. against former legislative leader the evidence did not justify convic­ public uproar. “But those who would irrationally • Parsons undo* II must bo acoomponiod by parant ar guardian. Bernard L. Avcollie. tion, and refused to allow an appeal. “The proper use of a trial court's • Finishad portraits dallvarod at stara. turned down an insurance com­ Makarios' body lay in state in the attack (a judge s acquittal power) ill pany request for a preliminary in­ ancient fresco^ Cathedral of St. Cohen issued a memorandum of Wednesday Cohen said, “ Upon power to overturn the jury verdict of serve our system of justice and junction blocking implementation John’s and thousands passed by to decision Wednesday, saying his reflection, this court now is of the guilty must not be discouraged by faster misunderstanding about the of the rebate law. pay homage. earlier refusal to allow the appeal view that its discretionary denial of fear of public rebuke or reprisal,” valuable function it. can perform NEW ENGLAND’S LARGEST FRANCHISED Master Charge. was "inappropriate.” However, he the state’s motion to take an appeal Cohen said. therein." “Wed., Thura., FrI., and Sat.” Visa & was inappropriate.” He apologized about confusion that WEIGHT CONTROL CENTER BOSTON —Extended outlook JOHANNESBURG, South m aintain^ he was diAy-bound to He also disputed the state's claim “Auguat 3-4-5-6” BankAmerIcard for Southern New England, Satur­ Africa —The South African overturn a jury verdict and acquit But he labeled the sUte’s evidence arose when he seemed to deny the L. state permission to appeal and then that he should have entered the order Dally: 10-1...2-5...6-8 Are Also Welcome day through Monday: Generally government says it will allow Avcollie. ”so weak” that ”il was my duty to 397 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 647-9906 order the entry of a verdict of acquit- called two hearings to consider the of acquittal before the jury began its Photo Hra: Sat. 10-1...2-4-.30 fair and very warm and humid blacks in Soweto to elect their In a nine-week Waterbury Superior deliberations. tal, prosecution’s request. 1. BLOOMFIELD 2. ENFIELD J* through the period. Daytime highs own representatives if they end Court trial, the prosecution main­ He cited a 1948 Delaware mail MANCHESTER PARKADE tained Avcollie, a 45-year-old “In a criminal trial, where the jury “Any unfortunate confusion or un­ 4. MIDDLETOWN 5. OLD SAYBROOK «• NORWICH MANCHESTER PARKADE in the 80s to low 90s and overnight rioting that has resulted in five fraud case where the judge said it is Naugatuck attorney, strangled his acts as the finder of facts, the judge certainty which this court's prior lows in the 60s. deaths in the last 10 days. better to let a jury return a verdict 7. WATERFORD «■ BRISTOL 9- ROCKY HILL Open Wed., Thura. & FrI. Niles til 9 wife, Wanda, on Oct. 30, 1975 so he is not a helpless bystander acting denial of the slate's motion may have before entering an acquittal. FREE PORTRAIT OF GRANDPARENTS HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 9 TO 9 - SAT. 9 TO 3 could move in with a lover. only to moderate the proceedings,” created can now be removed," he PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchciter. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 - PAGE THREE-A Judge rejects key motions ^ Military Friendly asked to revise unions in Prospect murder case blocked drain plan for new store WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Armed Ser­ W ATERBU RY (UPI) - A judge But Wall cited a 1956 decision that say and could not be submitted as vices Committee has has rejected key defense and said a suspect can be held on a evidence. moved to block labor prosecution motions and has left the The Friendly Ice Cream Corp. of department had only received the has had past drainage problems, he murder charge without an indict­ The other affidavit submitted by organization within the fate of mass murder suspect Lome J. Wilbraham, Mass, has been asked to application for a building permit. He said. 1 . • ment if the suspect has not entered a Sgt. Nicholas Valerio contained in­ ^ military. Acquin to a grand jury which con­ revise its storm drainage plans for a said that one of the first steps would “ The drainage system is insuf­ plea or been tried. formation on the police’ s search of Chairman John Stennis, venes next month. Wall, who at one point in the restaurant it has proposed in be review of drainage by the town ficient. It's a bad area,” he said. "I Acquin’s apartment and observations „ D-Miss., announced Superior Court Judge Robert A. hearing admonished assistant State’s Manchester. engineer. question whether you can do anything 1 made while Acquin was in custody. Wednesday the panel ap­ The proposed site - on Center St. “ We were very disturbed by the Wall Wednesday rejected defense at­ Attorney Walter J. Scanlon for Valerio was not present to testify. to improve the system.” proved legislation lack of communication and coordina- torney John W illiam’s motion to dis­ keeping him waiting after a recess, After the state’s motions were dis­ between McKee and Dougherty Sts. Residents of the area have prohibiting active duty tion among the different miss a murder charge against also ruled the prosecution had not missed, Scanlon, apparently miffed — has serious drainage problems, ac­ provided pictures of flooding military personnel, departments,” the group wrote in a Acquin. At the same time, Wall proved it needed blood and hair over the judge’s decision, declared cording to Town Engineer Walter problems that have occurred in the reserves, or National Senkow and a group of residents who letter to Director of Public Works past. rejected state motions to take blood samples from Acquin. the prosecution would not make any Guardsmen from joining Jay J. Giles'. and hair samples from Acquin. Scanlon submitted two affidavits motions until the grand jury con­ oppose the propos^ Friendly’s. Machell also said that the firm ’s military unions. Acquin, who appeared relaxed designed to prove the state needed venes.Sept. 7. AIm , it has been learned that dis­ Last week, Town Manager Robert plan for Center St. includes an insuf­ B. Wei$s issued a memorandum to compared to his first two court the blood and hair samples to further After the hearing, Williams said, cussion about the proposed Center St. ficient number of parking spaces. appearances, is charged with the its investigation of the slayings. Friendly’s led to a tightening up of a involved department heads that said The plan included 60 spaces, which he “ The prosecution is judge shopping certain procedures shall be followed MinchMtkf Evknlng HtriM July 22 slayings of his foster W illiam s argued he should be town policy concerning the issuance said was not enough based on the now. 1 don’t think there’s any doubt for building permits for industrial brother’s wife, her seven children about it.” of building permits for business and square footage of the serving and Publlatwj tv«ry tvwttng wc«pl allowed to cross examine the two and commercial development. Sundiyi ind holkUyi. Enttrdd it lh« and a young friend who was spending state troopers who submitted the af­ industrial development. assembly areas of the building. MtiwhdtHf. Conn. ^ Offleo u So­ The Friendly’s firm last year an­ Zoning Enforcement Officer If the lot includes more than 60 un d Clou M ill Minot. the night at the family’s home in fidavits. Ernest Machell will act as liaison to rural Prospect. nounced its plans to locate on the spaces, it requires a special excep­ ISew presidents of AFS Russell Turner, left, assistant scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 27, and Durwood Miller, a Wall agreed and said, “ We have to ensure that all required departments SuggMtkd Cirrlw R itu Authorities call it the largest mass protect the rights of this defendant.” Center St. lot, which is now vacant. tion under zoning regulations. If a PiyiOlo In Advinc* member of the troop committee of Troop 126, display the Silver Beaver citations, which The proposal was opposed by are contacted before a permit is special exception is needed, a public Lois and George Carman, 465 Porter St., are the new co­ SInglo copy...... 150 murder in state history. The affidavits involved the search issued, according to Weiss’ memo. WooAly...... PM they recently were awarded. Williams said in his dismissal mo­ and seizure of Acquin’s Waterbury residents, who said that traffic and hearing before the Planning and presidents of the American Field Service (AFS) Town Committee, On* month...... P3.P0 About town drainage problems already exist in Conti and Machell said Tuesday Zoning Commission must be held. Thtoo monihi ...... |t1.70 tion the 27-year-old drifter was being apartment and a telephone conversa­ that a building permit will not be They recently welcomed, along with other members of the com­ Sl> montlii...... l U M the area. The Friendly spokesman said that Ono yo*r...... tM .W held illegally because the state con­ tion between veteran state police issued until drainage plans for the mittee, this year’s AFS student at Manchester High School, Yuki M ill n*lM Upon RoguoM Recently, members of the group, the firm will meet with Machell to stitution says a murder suspect can­ detective John R. Witte Jr. and an Members of Manchester Barracks, site are approved. Friendly’s has Fujita of Japan. All monies for the AFS program are privately Subicribofi who till to r*c*iv* Two scouiers given top awards which is headed by Patrick Dougher­ Ibolr ntw*p*pof bifor* 5:30 p.m. not be incarcerated unless he has discuss the parking area matter. FBI agent in Washington. World War I Veterans, and Auxiliary been asked to resubmit its plans, and raised from the local community. The committee sponsors foreign mould ttltphon* in* circulillon been indicted by a grand jury. will meet tonight at 6:30 at Holmes ty, of 17 Dougherty St., met with The spokesman also said that dop*rtm*nl. 647-PP40. Russell Turner and Durwood scoutmaster and scoutmaster of executive board, the Algonquin Although Wall allowed Witte to a spokesman for the firm said that Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to pay town officials. The group said that a Friendly does not yet own the proper­ students to Manchester every year and Manchester students in visits Miller, both of Manchester, recently Troop 123 and in 1973, led 12 District camping committee as well testify briefly, the judge cut him the work is in process. He expects short when he began to discuss his respects to the late Arthur F. Bur- building permit was being considered ty on Center St., but it does have a to other countries. (Herald photo by Vaughn) were presented Silver Beaver members of this troop to the as district health and safety chair­ the new storm drainage plans to be conversation with the FBI agent. nap, a member of the barracks. for the proposed Friendly’s, even purchase and sale agreement on the citations for their “ distinguished ser­ National Jamboree. man. submitted to the town in three to four Wall said the conversation was hear­ though the Police and Engineering parcel. It plans to buy the land when, vice to youth” by the I^ng Rivers M iller is a member of the troop For several years, he has been a m Departments had not been consulted. weeks. and if, it receives all the needed per­ Council, Boy Scouts of America. committee of Troop 128 of Emanuel first aid merit badge instructor and I^'ancls Conti, chief building in­ Senkow said he would take "a very mits from the town. critical look” at the plans. The area Weicker tells Turner is assistant scoutmaster of Lutheran Church and has served as has run district First Aid O’Rees. He loOMOiKufttanianwy spector, said, however, that his Troop 27 at St. Mary's Episcopal its scoutmaster. He previously had has provided coverage of all district ORCA- net worth Church, a member of Algonquin been assistant cubmaster, and, then, camporees and Klondike Derbys for RUBV- Phone 649-5491 Wednesday’s daily I R lt RIati. B9p HARTFORD (UPI) - District camp committee, lodge ad­ cubmaster of Cub Scout Pack 47. the past 10 years and chair^ the fRtIR(( FPAMIU IR lIli 52B-3JJ3528-3333 I C^K^kTHEATRES EAST Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R- visor to the Order of the Arrow, He serves the troop advancement coverage of the Bicentennial En­ 853 Conn., has reported his net counselor for the emergency committee on boards of reviews and campment. B urnside H-H worth last year was 8316,- preparedness badge and co-chairman Turner and M iller are also first aid 510 lURRSIDE IVE UST HiRtfORO | is a member of the District Eagle 1000, an increase of $45,474 of Algonquin District training. instructors for the American Red 1-86 EXTT 91 -Fiun tmem in. sor Hachey on committee boards of review. He has also been a over his reported 1975 He previously was an assistant Cross. member of Long Rivers Council worth of $270,626. ORCA, Joseph Hachey, assistant treasurer He received recognition for his TTm Rlffw Wh»l» Weicker' was officially for Manchester State Bank, has been achievements in Manchester at the (PQ) divorced from his wife of elected to the executive committee Chapter’s Annual Meeting where Lt. 6 7:0O-8;B0 24 years Wednesday. He More town parties endorse of the Northern Connecticut Chapter Governor, Robert K, Killian was the made public Wednesday Piper Laurie and — The National Foundation-March of guest speaker. I Whitman the 1976 statement of his { lAfeMwood Dimes 1977-1978. Hachey is vice president of the net worth, a joint state­ GREAT DIVIDE SIDING S Hachey serves as March of Dimes Manchester Chapter of UNICO Mv(R) 649-9333 ment with his former wife, from U&Plywood Town Chairman for Manchester and National and a member of American Marie Godfrey Weicker. November election slates has been a key volunteer in raising Institute of Banking. He is married Mrs. Weicker filed for a LOOK AT THESE PRICES!!! funds to help fight birth defects and to the form er Joanne Breggia. election. Bridgeport Republicans dorsement to former mayor Albert divorce last year. THE GREAT DIVIDE SIDING By I nileil l’rcn)i Inli-rnalionul Politis. improve the outcome of pregnancy. (Salem Nassiff photo) have endorsed State Rep. William According to the state­ Yard Delivered Norwalk Democrats endorsed ment, Weicker’s total Seres. The Great Divide Siding 4 'x 8 ' Town committees across Connec­ State Rep. William Collins for assets were $646,201 and New Haven Democrats were to Ml Ma Mb’s Panel 21.00 21.64 ticut have endorsed candidates to run meet tonight in the biggest party mayor. Mayor Jenny Cave was en­ his liabilities $330,101 last By Weldwood. for mayor in the November elec­ fight in the state for the party’s en­ dorsed Wednesday for re-election by '$ Buffet Restaurant & Caterers Joseph Hachey year. A textured Fir 5/8” panel of superior 4’ x 9 ’ tions, but the biggest Democratic dorsement for mayor. two minor parties, the Independent A THIS WRRK quality, ready to be stained, painted Panel 25.00 25.72 battle was slated for tonight. Incumbent Mayor Frank Logue, and Conservative parties. WEDHESDAY - THURSDAY • FHDAY or left to weather. Don't miss theta In Hartford, Democrat Mayor tremendous uvings. Prices good 4' X 10’ former Police Chief Blagio DlLieto Bristol Republicans endorsed City George Athanson won endorsement Court rules state negligent TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE until Aug. 6th. Panel 27.50 28.30 and Sen. Anthony Clarlone are Councilman Michael Werner for from his party’s town committee NE\y YO RK (UPI) — A court has ruled As a result of the permit violation in locking horns for the endorsement. mayor Wednesday night. BUFFET 8P9CIAll Wednesday night. The Hartford the state of Connecticut’s negligence in 1925, the court said, Connecticut must DiLieto, alleged to be Involved in the In Meriden Wednesday, Republican Town Committee en­ building the Tomlinson Bridge in New share with the Moran Towing Co. the cost REFRIGERATOR wiretap scandal, resigned as police Republicans picked Walter Evilia for Wooddsck Demonitration Sot., Aug. 6 lOom -2pm dorsed Edwin Ray Maher. mayor. On Tuesday, Meriden Mayor ALL YOU CAN EAT Haven 52 years ago contributed to a bridge of repairing the bridge damages, chief in June to run for mayor SMfood on Friday Manchester & Ellington locations. Our own salesmen will demonstrate just how easy it In Bridgeport, Mayor John Man- Abraham Grossman, censured TONITE accident in 1972. against Logue. MANCHESTER Buftat Is to build your own wood deck. And if you have quastions later on, they will be around danici Wednesday won the earlier this year by the City Council, I DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A CHILDREN FREE The 2nd Circuit U.S. Appeals Court The ruling reversed a lower court fin- SALE DAYS Democratic endorsement for re- In New B ritain, Republicans KIDS UNDER 12 ruled in New York Wednesday the state ding that Moran alone was responsible for to answer them. Wednesday gave their mayoral en- was turned down for the Democratic nod to run for another year. Meriden HALF PRICE was negligent in the barge accident by the accident in which a chock on a barge City Comptroller Dennis Mazzone Orca shown si building the bridge so that its sides, when under tow snagged a girder on the raised Dusk svory elevat^, extended over the Quinnipiac section, causing substantial damage. 8x10 Wood Deck Kit tallied 22 votes to Grossman’s eight nlpht sicopt OPEN At (h a st tm $lbly p rfctd butfBf$, kHKKKELVINATOR Fri and 9aL River. and materials to complete. Made with Town GOP to meet to win the endorsement. 6 to 9 bring th t trhofo tamllyl Construction Grade Firl Includes 1 A The New Haven GOP Town Com­ [Qrca. —Many hot t cold Itama— gallon of Cuprinol, 3 bags of concrete, mittee Tuesday night unanimously Something lor avaryona'a taita ENERGY SAVING to endorse candidates endorsed Frank Mongillo, an at­ 1 roll of polysheathing and nails. torney and member of the Board of 748 Tolland Tnpk. REFRIGERATOR The Manchester Republican Town Diana, and three political new­ Police Commissioners which is in­ Manchaatar______Reg. 152.28 NOW 139.87 Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. comers—E. Michael Walsh, David vestigating a police wiretap scandal ! R W H A £ ^ DISTINCTIVE CATERING • 13 Cu. FI. today to endorse a slate of candidates Call and Richard Weinstein. in New Haven. Mongillo was the only • Only 28” Wide for the November town election. FOR ALL OCCASIONS (=3 Porch & Patio Swing Set The Board of Education nominees candidate. -PLUS ExclUng Co-Hit- • Slide Out Shalvas The committee will meet in the l ATEXITE are expected to be Paul Willhide, a In Waterbury, Pasquale Mangini, Come visit our beautiful new hall at 748 Municipal Building’s Hearing Room present member of the Board of minority leader of the Board of THESHOOTISr Tolland Tnpk. or call Jim at 646-7S58 lor t 'N e w ) to select candidates for the Board of Directors, Peter DiRosa, Robert Aldermen, got the GOP nod over the Information to suit your party needs. $2ggM |CO«lAW Directors, Board of Education and Heavisides and Alex Urbanetti. JOHN WAYNE former Republican Town Chairman RON HOW ARD other town positions. Nominations The town committee is also Salvatore Terenzo who came in se­ LAUREN BACALL Ckelvimtor can be made from the floor at the expected to select Betty Sadloski to latexite cond. Terenzo was nominated for SCRATCH & DENT a^fPSCAL meeting. rEATURE fir s t run for town treasurer and Everett city controller. I 329.95 DRIVEWAY SAVER Two incumbent directors, Vivian Murphy to run for town clerk. Can­ In Stamford, Republicans endorsed AT I ta a ru k u m Ferguson and Carl Zinsser, are didates will also be named tonight for Mayor Louis A. Clapes for a second DUSK nnuni ioib expected to be renominated, along Board of Selectmen and town con­ M a i l IB M r term. Stamford Democrats OUM i I m M SALE 6' long x5’ with a former director, William stables. nominated Gerald Fox on the third mum •m m highx3’6’’deep bailot over four contenders. —p/os— /liilcini) S lU D C S . complete with seat slats. 55.96 Reg. 7.95 NOW 7.50 Snyder threatens suit THE SHOOTIST tint ktifM Chrysler Airtemp ENERGY SAVING h d M lIia ) Theater" Msmr Vermont Slote Stockode Fencing W ETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A member of the state EAST WINDSOR wt-nia-Hi. III STOR-MOR Mini Pine Mulch SUPERIOR QUALITY gaming commission is threatening to sue the panel If it kdtiitf S2.25 • Under 12 BOp UKHnuMs DRIVE IN wj iroani'TiiEUT.rat ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Flagstone agrees to keep secret financial information about owners schedule ~fUM0luiairbi iMMitttls 6'x8' section includes post. •ulaOuiiralliaiMfiwI M At m MuMOsr REFRIGERATOR of a controversial firm seeking a gaming license. IWUIDISNE'^' Rustic stockage, nail on Commissioner Lester Snyder said Wednesday if the Many Models to fencing. Machine finished, Burnside Theater 1 — "Orca panel kept secret the information about Bally Manufac­ Choose From oval design. 6’x8’. the Killer Whale,” 7:00-8:50 Showcase turer Corp.’s stockholders, he would ask the Freedom of Burnside Theater 2 — Hi-Fi Stereo House 14 C u. FI, - 25 C u . FI, Information Commission to order the material be made "Ruby," 7:30-9:10 Cinemas I Top Freezer public. East Hartford Drive-In — Side By Side . Bally wants to buy World Jai Alai, Inc. which owns the "Ruby," "Psychic Killer,” Comes to Vernon a beautiful way to land­ Hartford fronton, and the gaming commission is in­ Dusk ’ ll’,; ''' to 1” thick, 16”x16” scape and fill in around vestigating the firm to see if it should be given a license. Elast Windsor Drive-In — ' E ' B e * >1 approximate size, mingled trees, plants and bushes. “ Orca the Killer Whale," SAVE Bradon J. Hickey, a Bally attorney, said his firm did Circle! MINI O N LY "Shootist," Dusk shades, green, purple, slate, Reg. 23.85 not want the information revealed and thought the law Reg. 2.45 required it be kept confidential. Manchester Drive-In — MBOAmMAmim red. “ Orca the Killer Whale," ga.Bo HI ataop.M. 8:30; "The Shootist,” 10:00 Plus 3 CMp a Data N u t NOW NOW Vernon Cine 1 — "Rocky," AUGUST 12th Museum to offer Cartoons THE BAD NEWS •“ 50ELlTV and how to utilize them in the field. The workshop will ALL SALES FINAL □ Power-Saver switch. 75 lb. 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BseY Mis sw smsA hr N - Ubse far Tw** The instructor, Susan Craig, holds a B.S. in biology and THESPYUUHO HVM HESTER The W.G. Glenney Co. a M.S. in ecology, both from UConn. She also spent three LOVED M E ^ ^ a /v to A x l 440M years as director of the Barnes Nature Center in Bristol. OUTDOOR SHOW A SALE WEST RDAD, ELLINGTDN 8 7 5-6 213 Although Ms. Craig’s interests span a broad area in mmi* to a.m. to S p.m. — rain or ahina N Ysm m M m tmsti fai AipaiMWtf-1 R U B Y L U M B l nature study and include a strong background in botany, ADULTS $1.90 fraa parking The Other he MANCHESnR GLASTONBURY W. WIILINGTON ■ f < 1 ^ • 1.39 We need this check and least as much business if the relatively few hours a week (FISH DEPARTMENT which allows a judge to deny 25 years ago European tour. spent in actual voting could be limited to predictable USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN Fsaturing This Waak an appeal of such a decision if balance on jury verdicts for Edwin M. Kose seeks seat on 10 years ago times,” the letter said. T P ROAST * 1 1.39 he so wishes. juries can be swayed by My plans? First I’ll write a book, then I’ll lecture, then I’ll con­ Board of Directors. Dean Machine is the first tenant in Asked about the letter, Byrd was noticeably reticent to FRESH But under our principle of emotions as well as logic. Local Girl Scouts enjoy Belgian the Green Manor Industrial Park off talk about the matter, saying he had talked with the two USDA CHOICE BOTTOM * M FILLET tact David Frost, then . . .” food after English rations during Parker St. senators and had also presented the complaint to a BLOCK ISLAND checks and balances, there is It may well be that a judge’s meeting of all Democrats. ROUND ROAST . * 11.39 OF recognition that juries are not power to veto appeals of such First responsibility PRIDE OP THE FARM (4-9 LBS.) SWORDFISH infallible and the same is true decisions should be given “The Senate will transact its business,” Byrd said in of judicial decisions. legislative review, but we South Korean boo startles Uncle Sam response to a question. “That’s our first responsibility.” TURKEY OREAST 99* SOLE ■rhe stickler seems to be the would caution those whose WASHINGTON - President Park as accepted a sandwich from any What Byrd did not mention is that late night sessions WEAVER DUTCH FRYE full-time. are a powerful weapon in trying to finish action on a bill. judge’s veto power over a feelings run high on the Av­ Chung Hee of South Korea said Korean lobbyist. But it is not pretty During daylight hours when the lure of a home-cooked “boo!” and the United States was I Andrew Tully $2 billion aid to contemplate the reaction of plain PARTY PAR ,,.*2.99 possible appeal. Yet here, too, collie decision to remember dinner is not yet at work, senators have a tendency to satisfactorily startled. Still there remains the worrisome citizens if Congress goes along with dawdle. lb. * the principal of checks and that if Judge Cohen’s decision matter of military “aid” to South 2.79 Early on in the discussions about the aid plan. I can hear now those They have a penchant to be windy in presenting 1.89 months” of the pullout. Park said he balances comes to bear, for should ultimately be proven President Carter’s plan to withdraw Korea, meaning money. To placate was "pleased” by this decision. He cries of ‘payoff!” amendments, are not eager to agree to time limitations, without such a veto, it is not wrong, the fact remains that 33,000 American ground troops from Park, Congress will be asked to ap­ should be. He dared and succeeded in He well might. Certainly, some and are inclined to bring up every proposal they have in hard to conceive many judicial he may be proven right, too. Park’s principality, Park let it be prove military sales credits to South dictating terms to his only foreign politicians were on the take from mind. Korea totalling about $2 billion. And opinions being appealed for This is what the miracle of known that he might be forced to benefactor. such Korean lobbyists as Tongsun After sunset, the situation can change dramatically. trivial reasons. checks and balances is all develop nuclear weapons if his coun­ the U.S. has agreed “ in principle” to Park, the compulsive delivery man Those same dawdling day-timers become superb time- try were left “defenseless.” Ceaseless patrol sell a number of F-16 jet fighters to for unmarked cash, and once one of cutters at night. In this case we would hope about—the prevention of Seoul over a period of several years. Live & Lively Park’s ploy worked Meanwhile, the U.S. will leave the most active Washington party- Amendment planned USDA CHOICE TOP Judge Cohen, if he has not excesses by government Without getting into the question of Although richer nations have found behind permanently some 7,(X)0 Air givers for influential types on Capitol They will offer an amendment with the briefest and FRESH MAINE already done so, will allow his whether it be in the governor’s whether this is good policy from a sketchiest explanation; they will accept very limited the development of nuclear power Force personnel and from 4,(KX) to 6,- Hill. acquittal ruling to be appealed mansion, the legislative halls, budget-keeping viewpoint, there time agreements; they will withdraw proposals that have too expensive and difficult. Park’s 000 tro o p s involved in com ­ Deal could fall through ROUND STEAK remains the fact that Congress is not no chance of approval; they will forego roll call votes. so the circumstances surroun­ the courtroom and, last but not ploy worked. Carter and Defense munications, logistics and in­ Yet Secretary Brown has signed a LOBSTERS today in a mood to go along with the ding his decision can be fully least, the jury room where a Secretary Harold Brown sat down to telligence. Offshore, American communique which suggests the deal $2 billion package of goodies. A aired. citizen’s freedom is at stake. talk about it, and now have assured battlewagons and aircraft carriers could be called off if American dough number of present and former Park that the bulk of U.S. ground will continue their ceaseless patrol. is not put on the line. A sentence in Big Ben’s The case is a highly members of Congress are under in­ troops stationed in Korea would re­ Well, it could be worse. I think the communique says that measures vestigation for allegedly accepting * main there until the final year of the Carter should have told Park to go to build up South Korean defense 1.59 lb. bribes from assorted South Korean planned troop withdrawal, scheduled 'way back and sit down, but at least forces would be implemented "in ad­ all right now *2.4 9 . bagmen. Voting for more aid for over a period of four to five years. ti\e troop withdrawal is still on the vance of or in parallel with the Seoul looms as a ticklish exercise. Privileged parkers Specifically, two brigades and the agenda. At long last, American (troop) withdrawals.” By GREGORY JENSEN headquarters of the elite Second In­ policy is headed toward the day when ‘I’m clean, but..,’ No dough, no pullout? Noboday can LONDON (UPI) — Dear Big Ben,” the note in large, We Give Old Fashioned NO GIMMICKS No matter what else you do a vote of 66 to 28, which means fantry Division — about 9,(KX) men — our armed forces will be relieved of As one leading Democratic leader say. But that’s what Brown, and red letters said, “ I am sorry you are ill. I would like to Butcher Service... will stay in Korea until the “last the duty of wet-nursing South Korea put it: ‘T m clean. I never so much Carter, seem to be telling Congress. say ding dong for you until you get better.” NO STAMPS to him, don’t try to make a con­ it may be reconsidered in the The note was from Lisa Claire, one of many children gressman pay to park his car 21st century or when hell who have sent felicitations to the great clock since it JUST FINE FOODS on Capitol Hill. freezes over, whichever comes broke down last August. STOIE HOURS; 'That seems to be the lesson first. Congress: ^Go lay a new egg^ Big Ben is more than all right now, although the catastrophe that silenced him was far more damaging Mon. I Tues. 'H 6:00 317 Highland St. learned the other day by Sen. Hart’s idea made sense, of WASHINGTON — Behold the egg- Report challenged Also appearing at the morning than most people thought. * Gary Hart, D-Colo. course. Why should con­ one of man’s oldest sources of food Lee Roderick “...The recommendations this hearing was Dr. Robert E. Olson, A tiny exhibition on the great clock’s accident and Wed., Thun., & Fri. « 9:00 I MANCHESTER Hart, forgetting that rank gressmen park free? Why Is it the “ incredible, edible” wonder committee has made, through its chairman of the biology department repair is being shown in ancient Westminster Hall. Its most charming exhibits are letters like Lisa’s that described by the poultry industry, or ’*******««'The Herald's •»»’» staff report, have the potential — and a medical professor at St. Louis has its privileges, proposed should congressional aides and poured in from all over the world to cheer ailing “ Ben.” Sal i Sunday the cholesterol time bomb described Washington Correspondent University School of Medicine. HZCHLJLITD PJLEKmsrket that henceforth all House newsmen park free? Why don’t without justification — of destroying ”1 wish you amelioration of your infirmity,” wrote 'ti 6dK) CONN. by some scientists? itself branded as a major con­ members, senators, staff they ride the subway? Oj take the commercial egg industry as we Guidelines for whom? Luis Guimarais of Oporto, Portugal. The answer, after 25 years and tributing cause of heart disease. know it today,” said Jack Dubose, an “ It appears to me," said Olson, assistants and newsmen who a taxi? Or pay a parking fee “Please get well,” begg^ a girl in New York City who several billion dollars worth of Although medical science is far from egg producer from Gonzales, Texas “that whereas these dietary goals signed herself simply Leslie. “Nowhere in the world is share 8,563 free parking spaces like other folks? research, remains elusive. But the united on the issue, the Senate Select and principal spokesman for the in­ might be considered guidelines for there a clock as wonderful as you.” near the Capitol should pay a Why, in fact, should anyone importance of the question cannot be Committee on Nutrition and Human dustry. food intake by overnourished middle- Probably not. Big Ben — properly called the Great fee ranging from $10 to $50 a who works in a polluted, con­ overstated. For starters, there is the Needs in February of this year came Dubose, who asked the committee aged men, they are certainly inap­ Clock of Westminster — has been a world’s wonder since it was installed in its great Gothic tower in 1859. month. gested city like Washington be health of the American people, each down solidly on the side of those who to withdraw its report from circula­ propriate for other groups in our GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials of whom consumed 276 eggs in 1976. have indicted the egg and other foods tion "until such time that science is country such as infants, children, But at 3:45 a.m. last Aug. 6, after working 117 years As expected, the Senate given an inducement to bring with a minimum of trouble. Big Ben simply exploded. YELLOW OLOBE Then there is the health of this key high in cholesterol such as brains, agreed on the subject m atter,” also adolescents, pregnant women, and SWEET LIFE promptly tabled the motion by his car to work? “It was like a bomb going off,” said John Vernon, Big sector of U.S. agriculture which finds kidney liver, beef, calf, hog and asked: "At what point do govern­ the aged, and may in fact do more Ben's keeper at the time. TOMATO JUICE . 32 Of. 39< lamb. ment recommendations supplant the harm than good to them." ONIONS . . 4 9 * The clock’s chiming mechanism was silent for months. NEWI PILLSBURY PLUS Six dietary goals job of the medical practitioner? The industry’s concern is easy to But now the world-famous clock is ticking and chiming RED RIPE The report by the committee, From national diet recommen­ understand: Per capita egg con­ perfectly again. Carter transition team settles up dations, which until this time have CANEMK 3var. 49* chaired by Sen. George McGovern, sumption in the U.S. was 389 in 1950; “Big Ben,” the exhibition says, “should remain ac­ D-S.D. with Sen. Charles Percy, R- been assumed to be best practiced on today it is 276. According to Dubose, curate and reliable for at least two centuries.” BUMBLE BEE CHUNK PLUMS . 4 9 « fF/rif of two related cofumntj More than a dozen other members III., as ranking minority member, an individualized basis, do we go to under the committee’s recommen­ CRISP WASHINGTON - (NEA) - of the White House staff were nationalized prescriptions for com­ LITE TUNA 6

In the service O f Consumer Concern Boland-Nelson

Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. ----- Ground beef care------Janet Lee Nelson of Tampa, Fla. and Michael William U. S. Air Force S.Sgt. Earl A. Savage, son of Leroy Boland, also of Tampa and formerly of Manchester, were Savage of 11 Maple St., Ellington, and Mrs. Shirley During the summer season of the ment used in processing. Bacteria married June 25 at Temple Terrace Community Church Savage of Rt. 30, Tolland, has graduated from the U. S. Ground beef should be stored in the in Tampa. year, ground beef, served as ham­ will cause loss of quality and early Air Force’s photo processing specialist course conducted coldest part of your refrigerator if The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Annette Nelson and been asthmatics. In the 1972 Olympics, five medal burger, with or without the you plan to use it in a day or two. For spoilage if the meat is mishandled. DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 would appreciate it if you would DEAR DR. LAMB — Can one lose weight in the face by - by the Air Training Command. Fred W. Nelson, both of Tampa. The bridegroom Is the winners were asthmatics. Sgt. Savage is now trained to operate precision customary bun or roll, is one of the longer storagb, it's best to freeze it. send me a write-up on pulse rate. A friend of mine and a exercising and dieting? What is the nose made up of (the most popular items on the lunch or When cooking ground beef son of Richard S. Boland of 15 Ashland St. You may remember that Rick DeMont won a gold photographic equipment and will serve at Langley AFB, relative said their doctor told them they both had a slow outside)? Is it fat or muscle? picnic menu. When planning to cook meat that moderate temperatures are The Rev, Paul Wagner of Temple Terrace Community DEAR READER — As most people who have lost medal for swimming but was disqualified because he had Va. recommended as shrinkage will be Church performed the double-ring ceremony. Mary pulse rate — 60 beats. taken-medicine to prevent an asthmatic attack before the has been frozen, thaw it in the weight will tell you the first place it shows is in the face. He was graduated from Ellington High School in 1968 reduced and more meat juices and Dulabahn of Tampa was organist Can anything be done with a slow rate or is nothing race. Many asthmatics participate in sports. Here is some sound advice on shop­ refrigerator if at all possible. If you The last place is around the waist and the places most and attended American International College, flavor will be retained. The meat The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a really necessary? Are there any symptoms with slow There are two approaches in preventing an asthma at­ ping for the meat, storing, thawing must thaw it rapidly, put the meat in people would like to reduce. Springfield, Mass., and Los Angeles City College exten­ and cooking ground beef. should be cooked thoroughly, beige chiffon gown with an underskirt of matching chif­ rates? tack, the use of medicine that prevents it or limiting the a watertight wrapper and submerge The bridge of the nose is bone and the tip of the nose is sion at Clark AB, Philippines. His wife, Mary, is the however, and most meat experts fon with burgundy and rose colored flowers, She wore a physical activity to short bursts of exertion. It usually in cold water or use a closed double DEAR READER — It depends entirely on what causes cartilage. That is why the tip is soft. There are a few tiny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Brawn of Rt. 140, Plan to make ground beef your strongly recommend you do not eat picture hat banded in chiffon and carried a cascade takes more than two or three minutes of vigorous exer­ bag at room temperature. Keeping it it. A slow heart rate is often a sign of a heaithy heart. A muscles attached to the cartilage. They help when you Ellington. rare or raw ground beef. bouquet of white and pink sweetheart roses and baby’s cise to induce the attack. This means that is an last purchase before leaving the cold while thawing is essential to vigorous well-trained athiete may have a resting heart want to give someone the dilated nostil or they can be breath. ideal sport. Why! Because the duration of peak physicai store. Be sure the package you select stall the growth of bacteria. rate below 40 per minute. In fact most well-conditioned used to pull in the opening of the tip. TTiese muscles are hasn’t been torn and that the meat Miss Gail Godwin of Tampa was maid of honor. men have rates below 60 beats per minute at rest. Since activity is iimited. Even hitting a represents a Airman John T. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephen R. Boland of Manchester was his brother’s v e ^ small. short time to run the bases. By resting between exercise P. Kennedy of 81 Allison Dr., South Windsor, has been feels cold. Avoid prolonged travel Because ground beef is often made Answers to questions of general in­ there are so few individuals who are really in a state of Tlje nose doesn't have any significant fat so weight loss with a package in a hot automobile best man. Ushers were Randall Dickins III and Carl W. peaks the exercise won’t be harmful. selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Tex., in terest will appear in this column. Ad­ optimai fitness and who do not smoke or drink coffee we in the face wilt not do much to your nose. The nose may and at home refrigerate or freeze it from trimmings, it has been handled Hawkins Jr., both of Tampa. Games of skills that involve short periods of exercise the Air Force civil engineering structural and pavements dress questions to; “Of Qonsumer have become accustomed to thinking of higher heart become fat in a medicai condition resuiting in a large immediately. Each of these more than other cuts of meat. Also, A reception was held at the Landmark Clubhouse in are fine. Your son could probably do calisthenics as long Concern’’ Department of Consumer rates — which are the norm for our not-so-fit society. bulbous red vascular nose. In these instances the defor­ field. measures will help to preserve grinding exposes more of the meat Tampa, after which the couple left for St. Petersburg, as he does them only for a short time and then rests He recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, surface to bacteria in the air, on the Protection, State Office Building, mity that resuits may require surgery if it is to be cor­ freshness and reduce the growth of Fla. Roger Bannister had a resting heart rate in the 70s before going on to the next set of exercises. That is a Tex. He was graduated from South Windsor High School meat cutter’s hands and on the equip­ Hartford, Conn. 06115. rected. bacteria. Mrs. Boland manages Fox’s retail store in Tampa. Mr. when he began training for the four minute mile. When he If you are thinking you can affect the character of your better way to exercise anyway. In this way he can do the in 1976. Boland is currently employed with the Hillsborough was properly conditioned and ready to break the world’s nose with diet and weight ioss I am afraid that won’t exercise that he needs to deveiop a healthy body as he County Sheriff Department in Tampa. (Veazey photoi record his resting heart rate was in the 30s. That gave work. grows up. Mrs. Michael W. Boland him the reserve he needed to make that enormous Long distance running or any sport that requires Capt. Michael S. Mclnerney, son of Mr. and Mrs. physical effort. DEAR DR. LAMB — Our son is 6 years old and is star­ proionged physicai exertion is not a good choice for the Michael J. Mclnerney, 180 Henry St., recently completed Some medicines slow heart rates too as a side effect. ting schooi this year. I don’t want to be a worried mother asthmatic. a field artillery officer advanced course at the U. S. Births And then there are peopie who have heart block who have but he has asthma and I’m afraid that he wiii be too ac­ I am sending you The Heaith Letter 8-6, Asthma to give Army Field Artillery Center, Ft. Sill, Okla. very slow heart rates. Those with this medical problem tive and cause an attack. you more details about this, inciuding newer medicines Capt. Mclnerney entered the Army in 1971 and received Civitans to meet; plan tag sale who have rates that fall too low will have inad^uate His father wants him to be active and hopes he wiii be a that are being used to prevent asthmatic attacks, which his commission through the Reserve Officers’ Training blood flow to the brain. This can iead to mental confusion good athiete and is aiways trying to encourage him to get can be taken before exertion. Others who want this infor­ Corps program. Buck, Gerald Leslie Jr., son of Gerald L. Sr. and Cin­ He was born July 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Manchester Civitan Club will hold a regular Pond. Giles will meet with a club subcommittee to or loss of consciousness or even convulsions. This can be interested in sports. That wouid be fine if he didn’t have mation can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self- He received his M.A. degree in 1972 from the Universi­ dy King Buck of 75 High St., Rockville. He was born July His maternal grandparents are Carolyn Tryon of meeting and social on Tuesday, Aug. 16 at 12:15 p.m. at develop long-range plans for the area soon. dangerous. These individuais require a pacemaker to pre­ asthma but the fact is he does and he can’t be an athiete addressed envelope for it. ty of California at Berkeley. 29 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ Manchester and Edward Tryon of Hartford. His paternal Ev Murphy’s Italian Spaghetti House on Oak St. The club will sponsor a tag sale on Sept. 17 at a lime vent the heart from beating too siowly. and have that kind of problem. We have had several You should be sure that the tedcher — particularly He was recently assigned an instructor with the Social father is Charles F. King Sr. of 60 Windsorville Rd., South grandfather is Lyman Flibbert of Burnside Ave., East At a recent meeting. Jay Giles, director of public and place to be announced. when your boy starts taking physical education classes — Science Department at the U. S. Military Academy, West works for the Town of Manchester, discussed two of the Anyone having items to donate may contact Lois Dion There you have it, on one hand our heaithiest peopie arguments about this. He claims David will outgrow it Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. His paternal great-grandfather is Harry Man­ his doctor and both you and your husband understand the Point, N.Y. club’s projects, construction of a boat house at Union at 643-0895 or Steve Cassano, 646-6882. Proceeds of the may have a siow heart rate as a sign of heaith and at the and 1 ciaim that if and when he does wiii be the right time Willard Buck of Somers. ning of East Hartford. His maternal great-grandprents situation. You will need to function together as a team. His wife, Melanie, is at Ft. Sill. Pond and establishment of Civitan Park, also at Union sale will benefit the club’s community projects. other extreme it can be a sign of heart disease. A rate of for sports and not until then. are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacDonald of Hartford, Mrs. 60 by itself, though, is not likely to be of clinical What do you suggest in this situation? Can he piay with Your boy deserves an opportunity to develop himself just Pellelier, Clirisline Rita, daughter of Robert and Annette Tryon of Hartford and Philip Tryon of Bolton. significance. To give you more information on heart the other chiidren? Wiii he be abie to run and exercise? I as much as the boy who has no problem. Theresa Charette Pelletier of 113 Ridgewood Trail, want to him to grow up as a normai boy but I don’t want And I hope that he will outgrow it. About half of the Second Lt. John Cappalla, son of Mr. and Mrs. George rates I am sending you The Health Letter number 9-8, D. Cappalla of 10 May St., East Hartford, recently com­ Coventry. She was born July 10 at Manchester Memorial Almanac Your Heart Rate: What It Means. Others who want this to do anything that wiii hurt him either. children with asthma do not have it as adults. Only five to Hospital. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Mabel relreaull, Ann Marie, daughter of Ronald and 10 per cent have severe asthma as adults and these are pleted an infantry officer basic course at the U. S. Army issue can send SO cents with a long, stamped, self- DEAR READER — This question often comes up when Plourde of Stockholm, Maine. Her paternal great­ Kathleen Austin Tetreault of 279 Windsorville Rd., usually the ones who also have eczema as a child. Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Ga. addressed envelope for it. Send your request to me in an asthmatic chiid starts to school. It is true that exer­ grandmother is Mrs. Alice Cyr of Bristol. She has two Ellington. She was born July 7 at Manchester Memorial Lt. Cappalla received a certificate in 1974 from Ward Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. By United Press Inlernutionul The evening stars are Mercury and On this day in history; care of The Manchester Evening Herald, P.O. Box 326, cise can heip set off an asthmatic attack. It is also true brothers, Alan, 25, and Gary, 21; and five sisters, Arlene, Technical College in West Hartford. John Austin of Suffield. Her paternal grandparents are Today is Thursday, Aug. 4, the Saturn. In 1735, freedom of the press was San Antonio, TX 78292. that some of the outstanding personaiities in sports have (Dr. Lamb will answer representative letters of His wife, Anita, resides in Vernon. 24, Lolita, 23. Lucia, 19, Corinne, 15, and Cynthia, 11. general interest in his column.) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tetreault of Plymouth, Mass. His 216th day of 1977 with 149 to follow. Those born on this day in history established when John Zenger, maternal great-grandmother is Sophie Stewart. Her The moon is moving from its full are under the sign of Leo. publisher of a New Ydrk City Flil)l)ert, Steven Lawrence, Son Of Lawrence A. ana paternal great-grandfather is Edease Tetreault. She has phase to the last quarter. Scottish comedian Sir Harry newspaper, was acquitted of libel Phyllis Tryon Flibbert of 24 Belden St., East Hartford. a brother, Michael, 4. The morning stars are Venus, Mars Lauder was born Aug. 4, 1870. charges. Toothpick holder collectors and Jupiter. convene in Michigan Aug. 11 Bv MELAME DEEDS 1973. boasts about 160 1870 and 1900, when they Menus DETROIT (UPI) - members nationwide, most were “quite popular.” Before taking her vacation with large collections. Now, he said, revised table SSB Breakthrough! a year ago, Rita Stewart Over the years, Mrs. manners have helped make Elderly told her coworkers she Stewart herself has ac­ the polite use of toothpicks Menus which will be served Aug. 8-12 at Mayfair and would spend part of her c u m u la te d a b o u t 400 — and thus holders — ob­ Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents over 60 are as holiday at a toothpick holders, a collection that solete. follows: holder collectors conven­ likely will change and ex­ "In the late 19th century, Monday; Barbecued beef on warm bun, seasoned green tion. pand during the conven­ men oftentimes had gold beans, fruited gelatin with whipped topping, bread, And she plans to do the tion. “There’ll be plenty of toothpicks and it was more margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. same thing this year. swapping and selling going socially acceptable to pick 69 C h an n els, $ 8 0 Tuesday; Turkey salad on shredded lettuce, home-style Mrs. Stewart, of on, " she said. your teeth then,’’ Wilson baked Beans,"sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, chilled Springfield, Va., will be Mrs. Stewart said the said. “ You don’t do that peaches, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. among some 125 delegates public also is invited to join quite so obviously now.” Wednesday; Roast rump of beef with gravy, potatoes to the 2nd annual conven­ in the buying once the au gratin, seasoned broccoli, chocolate cake, bread, tion of National Toothpick society’s private sale is Scotland Scotland occupies the margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Holder Collectors’ Society over, with prices ranging northern 37 per cent of the Thursday: Baked chicken parts with gravy, whipped Aug. 11-14 in suburban from one to several hun­ island of Great Britain plus potatoes, carrot and raisin salad, fresh nectarine, whole Dearborn. dred dollars. the outlying Hebrides. Orkney Lafayette — wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Not long ago the colorful, Among the speakers will and Shetland island chains. Ttt3A T SSB-7S j Friday: Baked haddock filet in lemon sauce, fresh corn often intricate little con­ be Kenneth Wilson, a glass 'Three quarters of the popula­ tion of more than five million on the cob, seasoned green peas, canned purple plums, tainers appeared on tables expert and director of rye bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. collections and preserva­ is in one-tenth of the land in most restaurants and in area, the industrial lowlands VOLUME SQUELCH LS8 USD »M The menu is subject to change. many homes. But many tion at Greenfield Village just north of the English young people today probably and the Henry Ford border. Scotland was a never have laid eyes on Museum in Dearborn. separate kingdom from 1018 one. He said toothpick holders until 1707 when It united with ■^'Ji u tt V ’ The society, founded in were made mostly between England as the United Kingdom. College notes FIND 7 0 1

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PDTS 3 for $2.50 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 — PAGE NINE-A PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 Two promoted at IITC Business United Technologies Corporation today Stinson, a native of Omaha, Neb., was announced the promotion of two graduated from Georgia Institute of New points of interest in state Public records executives to new positions. Technology with a bachelor’s degree in in­ Terry D. Stinson, executive assistant to dustrial management. He has served as a Harry J. Gray, chairman and president, special adviser to the State of Connecticut If you pride yourself on knowing The aquarium, off Rt. 1-95 at Rt. Warranty deeds Marriage licenses has been named vice president- on economic affairs. your state, you may have a little 27, opens daily at 9 a.m. In addition to Louise M. Spire and Robert B. James P. Sullivan and Sherry A. operations, Hamilton Standard division. Dr. Oblak joined the corporation in 1966 catching up to do this summer. the Seal Island exhibits, it has 30 Spiro to Peggy S. Greenblatt and Greenwood, both of Ellington, Aug. UConn will offer Succeeding him will be John M. Oblak, as a member of Pratt & Whitney Air­ Several new points of interest have living displays with over 2,000 Mark R. Greenblatt, property at 44 13 at home. who has been serving as manager of craft’s materials engineering research opened up in Connecticut since last Motor Tour No. 3 specimens, with hourly dolphin and Marshall Rd., $36,500. Jonathan T. Hewey, Vernon, and technical planning for the corporation^ laboratories. year. sea lion shows. There is an admission Kathy C. Prario, South Windsor, solar heat course There’s a bright carousel now charge. Telephone number is 536- Certificate of devise Aug. 20 at South United Methodist. and commercial hot water MANCHESTER PARKADE whirling in Hartford's Bushneli 3323. Estate of Robert J. Gordon to In an effort to aid heating piece itself, floods the area with Herbert S. Rusk, Killington, Vt., and space heating systems Park, a World War II submarine the U.S. Navy Submarine base and Robert J. Gordon Jr., Manchester, and air conditioning systems tunes from a by-gone era. and Susan G. Carlson, 27 will be reviewed. open for visitors in Groton, a new the Electric Boat Co. shipyards The fine arts are blooming this and Eleanor M. Gordon, Vernon, professionals cope with the The carousel is housed in a new Hackmatack St., Aug. 20 at St. outdoor home for seals and sea lions where nuclear subs are manufac­ summer in Brooklyn, where the New property at 43 Wellington Rd. changing times, the Universi­ Participants of “A Prac­ specially designed 16-sided pavilion Mary’s. tical Approach to Solar at Mystic's Marinelife Aquarium, a tured. England Center for Contemporary Release of attachment ty of Connecticut Office of with intricate stained glass panels Joseph J. Sireci, Simsbury, and Heating” will be provided an recently opened Center for Contem­ What could be more natural than a Art is in its first year. Resident ar­ Joseph A. Lorenzo against James Conferences and Institutes depicting the seasons of the year, Maureen A. Murray, 32 Summit St., extensive resource manual, porary Arts in Brooklyn, and a new submarine open to the public as a tists contribute their works to the Gentile and Robert Gentile. will offer a practical “how­ birds, flowers, and animals. Open Aug. 13 at St. James. informal rap sessions with Jai Alai fronton in Milford. museum? As of this summer, Groton changing shows in the bam that is to” course in solar heating every day except Monday from 11 to Building permit Robert B. Kellsey, Stores, and Lin­ course instructors, a bus tour How’s that for variety? has the U.S.S. Croaker riding at now a gallery of painting, sculpture, Carl V. DiTarando, pool at 104 Pine Aug. 7-12. 5, the merry-go-round is a delight to anchor in the Thames River at 340 glass work, photography, aiid more. da M. Fortin, 54 Eldridge St.. Aug. 19 In growing numbers, of working commercial and TTie Carousel, a real old-timer built young and old. And at 10 cents a ride, St., $500. by a justice of the peace. residential solar systems, and in New York’s Coney Island section Thames St. Set in idyllic rural surroundings, the Americans are equipping it is a vintage bargain. Built in 1944, the Croaker saw ac­ Center is on Rt. 169, north of their homes and offices with a visit to the UofC Solar in 1914, has been painstakingly Energy Evaluation Center. restored, its high-stepping horses and Groton has for years called itself tion in World War II, was later con­ Brooklyn Center. Gallery hours are Dreamland marks second anniversary solar heating systems as the the "Submarine Capitol of the verted into a “sub killer,” equipped Wednesday through Sunday, 1 to 5. nation comes to grip with the The visit to the UofC Center ornate chariots done in bold, cheerful Pat Tirillo, owner of Dreamland II hair salon at 378Vi W. Mid­ will reveal a dynamic colors. The Wurlitzer organ, a period World” because of the presence of with sonar, for service in the Admission is free. Telephone- 774- grim reality of rising energy Mediterranean. Visitors can come on 4849. dle Tpke. in the Manchester Parkade, starts to cut a young costs. working system, which recently won certification as Master Charge, board daily from 9 to 4; Saturdays, About town customer’s hair while Bob Hunley, hairdresser looks on. Mrs. This course is designed to Visa & Sundays and holidays from 9 to 8 p.m. Finally, in Milford, the state's Eleanor Tirillo, also on the staff, is in the background. provide design and installa­ a National Testing Station BankAmerIcard There is an admission charge. newest Jai Alai fronton opened May 5 tion capabilities to contrac­ from the National Bureau of Are Welcome. in a strikingly modem building off Dreamland is celebrating its second anniversary in business at Standards. Program director In the old seaport town of Mystic, the Parkade shop. (Herald photo by Pinto) tors, architects, developers, Or Use Your just east of Groton, the Mystic Exit 40, Rt. 95. Visitors can, of Manchester Composite Squadron theocratic school and service designers, engineers and Gordon Preiss is a consultant Youth Center Marinelife Aquarium has opened a course, watch and bet on favorites in of the Civil Air Patrol will meet meeting tonight at 7:30 at 726 N. others Involved with heating, with the National Solar Corp., Charge large new addition where seals and the incredibly fast Basque sport. tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the Main St. Dentists open Rockville office ventilation and air con­ Spiral Tubing Corp., and the sea lions swim and frolic in what They also can visit the cocktail bar, Manchester State Armory. ditioning systems. Innotech Corp. He also is appears to be their natural habitat. dine in splendor, or grab a quick Membership is open to all young peo­ Al-Anon family groups will meet Drs. Raymond Peracchio, Barry surgery. The emphasis will lie in the associated with the Universi­ Exhibits duplicate with nearly com­ lunch at one of the snack bars. AH the ple from Grade 7 through high tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Club, D. Trabitz, and David E. Prindville, All three doctors are members of practical as opposed to the ty of New Haven’s plete accuracy places in the Pribilof action is carried on closed circuit TV school. More information may be ob­ 102 Norman St., and Friday at 10 with offices at 153 Main St., the staffs of Manchester Memorial theoretical aspects of solar mechanical engineering Islands, the New England coast, and in many parts of the fronton which is tained by calling 646-6344 or 871-0257. a.m. at the South United Methodist Manchester, have also opened an of­ Hospital and Rockville General heating operation and in­ department, and has taught the Channel Islands of Southern open daily except Sunday. Church campus. The beginners group fice at 57 Union St., Rockville, for the Hospital. Dr. Prindville is also on the stallation, according to the solar energy related courses for the UofC extended divi­ California. Film loops and slide For information on more things to A Bible study is scheduled for will meet tonight at 7:30 and Alateen practice of oral and maxillofacial staff of Hartford Hospital. sponsors. Both the domestic tonight at 7:30 at the United sion. shows in a section of the new con­ see and do in Connecticut this for the 12- to 20-year-old children of struction present the evolution, Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge problem drinkers at 8 at the summer, write to Vacations, Depart­ St. biology, and present status of seals ment of Commerce, 210 Washington Pathfinders Club. The family groups SBM in bank system DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7-10 and sea lions, including wildlife St., Hartford, 06106. are open to those who are affected by Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a someone with a drinking problem. maintenance programs. The Savings Bank of Manchester has been approved for membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank System, ac­ cording to an announcement by Raymond H. Elliott, OPEN president, Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston. With The 8 TO 9 DAILY Savings Bank of Manchester as a member, there are now 21 mutual savings banks in Connecticut that belong to the OREEN m a n c h e s te r 8 TO 6 SAT. STAMPS Federal Home Loan Bank System. FOR ALL YOUR 4 x 4 NEEDS Incorporated in 1905, The Savings Bank of Manchester is headquartered at 923 Main St. Six branches are located in Manchester, two in East Hartford, and one each in An­ PARTS and dover, Bolton Notch, South Windsor, and Ashford. ACCESSORIES.... At the close of 1976, The Savings Bank of Manheester 7 2 5 E. MIDDLE REPAIRS and had assets of $208 million. William R. Johnson is presi­ Not T e l rttpontlbl* dent and treasurer. TPKL INSTALLATIONS lor typographical The Federal Home Loan Bank System provides reserve arrora. MANCHESTER credit and liquidity for member thrift and home finan­ cing institutions throughout the country. 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Burnap of THURSDAY Everything about the East didates forward and around the 95 McKee St., who died Wednesday at Harry Egazarian, William Daley Jr. in the meeting. "And they do all this. but it doesn’t end tax need AUGUST 4. 1977 Hartford Democratic Town podium. He cracked jokes constantly and David Killian. created Manchester Memorial Hospital, is When are they ever home?” D-Bristol, cochairman of the as he introdgced people for a few Friday at 10 a.m! at Holmes Funeral HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Committee’s meeting Dagon said that despite running for The comment got him one of his legislature’s tax-writing Finance remarks. This time the process was WASHINGTON (U P D - President Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Grasso says she’s thrilled by a larger Gov* Gra88o_8ays Wednesday night stood in stark the seventh time, ‘"The thrill is no biggest laughs of the night, especial­ than expected budget surplus coming Committee, said he sees no way the contrast to the Tuesday night reversed with the mayor speaking less.” ly from the women on the com­ Carter today signed a bill creating Lunenburg, Mass. last. from an improved economy, but the she said, "I will make no predictions cash shortfall can be avoided. Fitzgerald had said when in­ mittee. the new Department of Energy and Friends may call at the funeral "It eases it considerably,” she told Republican process. First thing Blackstone said was a immediately nominated his energy home tonight from 7 to 9. Manchester public better not think that a Capitol news conference. “It at this time.” - He said he favored taxing meals troducing the Board of Education Fitzgerald said the party would not under $1 and interest on savings ac­ The GOP process began with the denial of the GOP comments the adviser, James Schlesinger, to head Lodge of Elks will conduct a eliminates the need for a tax in­ doesn’t solve the problem.” State officials now project Connec­ candidates, “Why anyone would want hold its Fiesta East outside this year. counts if there must be new levies. constables and moved on up to the Democrats are tired. to run for the board, I don’t know.” memorial service tonight at 7 at the crease. This spring the governor said a ticut will show an about $76.1 million The rain fell on it once too often. This it. nominee for mayor, Anthony "My enthusiasm grows,” he said. Dagon said people run for the In a major move to battle the funeral home. Mrs. Grasso said Wednesday the projected revenue gap would almost surplus for the fiscal year that ended Mrs. Grasso has declined to say what year it will be held Sept. 30 at the kind of tax increase she favors. Donatelli. About his battles with federal volunteer posts on the board and nation s growing energy problems, The family suggests that any larger than anticipated surplus could certainly force a tax increase. Asked June 30 — $22 million above what Manchester Armory. The governor, who earlier said the The Democrats began right away bureaucrats over grants to the town, council for the reasons given by the department brings together some memorial gifts may be made to the help the state meet an expected cash Wednesday if the increased surplus they estimated earlier. The fall dinner will be Oct. 27 at the shortage for the fiscal year beginning gap might be up to $148 million, naming Richard Blackstone its stan­ he said, “We will not give up our William Dwyer before he died. East Hartford High School. 50 government agencies to form the American Diabetes Association, 17 for last year would erase that need Meanwhile, Rep. Gardner Wright, dard bearer for a fifth time to seek July 1, 1978. W^nesday said the economic upturn rights and enter slavery for a couple “We do it,” he said quoting Dwyer, The Democrats ended the meeting first new cabinet department since Oakwood Ave., West Hartford. his fifth term. of bucks." the Department of Transportation 11 signified by the increased surplus “ Because we enjoy it. And we do it again in stark contrast to the GOP. had forced the state’s fiscal experts The GOP process was quiet, This got loud cheers as did his for the sense of accomplishment it They cheered their candidates. Then years ago. almost somber. reminder the town is slated to get gives us.” Carter predicted in the Rose to recompute their projections. they moved outside laughing and The Democrats led by Town Chair­ $3.6 million in federal aid, according Board of Education candidates are Garden signing ceremony that by the Eunice Shriver Town to assist residents However, even before the ad­ talking as they went down the street man James Fitzgerald were noisy, to reports from Washington this Richard Daley, Dorothy Carey and time Congress adjourns in October, it hospitalized ditional surplus was a factor, of­ to a hall to hold a party. ficials had indicated the problem was joking and confident. Although there week. Gerry Ingallinera all seeking four- When the GOP finished, they will enact “an energy policy to make BOSTON (DPI) — Eunice Kennedy not as large as the $148 million figure were no contests for any nomination, "We are winners,” he told the can­ year terms. A new face is Mrs. Joan adjourned the meeting and went our nation proud." Shriver entered Massachusetts Fitzgerald called for a full meeting didates and party faithful. “You The President also signed a bill she once used. Flannery seeking the unexpired term home. General Hospital for a “routine vote on every candidate. There were deliver the vote. You deliver good of two years on the board. eligible for fuel subsidy Finance Commissioner Anthony ... The GOP in town has not won a strengthening the Small Business Ad­ medical checkup,” a spokesman for Milano, her top budgetary aide, loud “ayes” and of course dead government. Your greatness is Constable candidates are Fred J. local election since before ministration’s ability in dealing with the Kennedy family said today. •"■"v silence for “nays.” The State of Connecticut has used or that two persons make $400 or less be filed by Aug. 19, Ms. Wicks said. declined to estimate how large the tested regularly and proven true. " Cyr, Steven Hudak, Joseph Curran Blackstone's first triumph in 1969. victims of catastrophes, such as "It’s nothing serious and she’ll be The GOP read its nominees off a only about half of $3 million in per month. A person must also be Anyone interested in the program gap was, claiming it was impossible Blackstone said he has heard some and Thomas Kelley. Party registration runs 4-to-l in fio^s and tornadoes. SBA will be released shortly,” the spokesman list. The Democrats had a federal funds to help residents pay responsible for payment of his or her should attend one of the three because all the assumptions they had people in the party say the Selectmen candidates are Roland favor of the Democrats. empowered to give low-interest loans nominating speech for every can­ said. fuel costs from last winter. 'The fuel bills to qualify. application sessions. been operating on were based on a Democrats could coast into victory Bernier and F.dward W. Fitzgerald for persons whose homes and Mrs. Shriver. 56, is sister of Sen. The state will provide assistance in Questions about the program may didate except the constables and in neutral gear. He urged them all to businesses that have been destroyed money must be allocated by Aug. 31 less healthy economy. Wright said it Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and two forms. It will pay up to $250 for be asked of Ms. Wicks or Mary would be about $50 million. y selectmen. get into high gear and stay there until and to provide more direct wife of Sargent Shriver, former head or it will be transferred to another program, so the state has overdue bills, or it will grant a rebate DellaFera, social services director. The additional surplus — which of­ The process took a long time, an Nov. 8. He warned them of a primary assistance. of the Peace Corps and U.S. am­ Vance visits Syria accelerated the fuel-cost aid of up to $50 for families that have Both can be reached at 649-5281. ficials say could grow even larger as hour and a half. Yet the 70 or more challenge threatened by Democrat "The impending crisis of energy bassador to France. Democrats present all seemed to program. paid all their fuel bills, but had to Other numbers that can be called for final figures are computed — will Joseph Paquette as'well as the GOP. shortage has brought an un­ relish the process. The Town of Manchester has es­ sacrifice the purchase of essential more information are the Communi­ come mostly "from increased state "Let's walk and talk and promote precedented quick action by The only somber moments came as tablished three days when town items —food, clothes —to make the ty Renewal Team of Greater Hart­ revenues, especially sales tax collec­ and persuade and primary and win in in peace quest Congress in establishing a new they recalled loyal Democrats who Negligent homicide residents can apply for the aid, Diane fuel payments. ford, Inc., 278-9950, ext. 272, or the tions, which follow an economic up­ November, ” he said. Department of Energy,” Carter said toll-free program number 1-800-842- have passed away. These included About the primary, Fitzgerald Wicks, Outreach worker for the Applications for the funding must turn. J. DAMASCUS, Syria (UPI) - Wednesday, the third slop of his 13- in the 12-minute ceremony attended WINDHAM (UPI) - Police won’t 9551. Mrs. Odessa Terry and William said, “I warn you, be ready for any by a score of members of Congress. elderly, said. The application periods Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met day Middle East tour aimed at give details, but today said they have Dwyer. They also had a quiet mo­ kind of innuendo and distortion from He said the new department would have been scheduled for Tuesday, with Syrian President Hafez Assad mediating differences between Israel charged a 20-year-old Windham ment for Mrs. Melina Fogarty who this man (Paquette).” "in the future at least seek to Aug. 9; Friday, Aug. 12; and Monday, Groups today in talks that could make or and the Arabs that has held up woman in connection with a July 18 Scott Yeomans on the drums and Willie Mathieson, both ran the Town Hall switchboard for All six Democrats on the nine- alleviate the consequences of in­ Aug. 15. All three sessions will be bj-eak a proposal to hold a resumption of the Geneva peace con­ car and motorcycle accident in which members of the Manchester Pipe Band, rehearsed in Scott’s evitable shortages in oii and gas and held from 9 a m. to 3:30 p.m. in the seek Dan preliminary pace conference of ference. a Windham man was killed. directors office in the Municipal back yard this week in preparation for the World Championship Arab-Israeli foreign ministers in the other energy supplies.” Police said Wednesday they have As for Schlesinger, Carter said he Building. on nukes pipe band competitions in Scotland next week. About 18 United States next month, charged Sandra M. Kelley with Manchester man files is “the natural leader for this under­ Anyone who meets the financial members of the pipe band will leave Wednesday for a 19-day trip Vance described the more than two Officals seek negligent homicide with a motor taking ... because of his preeminent limits of the program is eligible to Organizations in cities hours of talks with Assad as "very vehicle in the death of Thorton to Scotland to participate in three pipe band competitons. knowledge, stature, sound judgment apply. The program requires that one across the country, in­ suit against retailer good." The secretary of state, source of Archer, 49. (Herald photo by Dunn) and political awareness of the cost person make $310 or less per month cluding several residents however, declined to disclose con­ lending laws and state usury laws. (of energy) to the American people.” of Manchester plan Jerome Baskin, a Manchester ac­ tents of the talks with the Syrian Fox’s monthly bills state that the fish kill Schlesinger, 48, who has a Ph.D. in peaceful demonstrations countant, has filed a federal class- president, who holds the key to action suit against G. Fox & Co. of store charges an interest of 1 per Officials from the state Health economics, was chairman of the Aug. 6 through Aug. 9, the Band to compete acceptance of the joint U.S. Egyptian anniversary of the bom­ Hartford, accusing the retailer of cent a month—or 12 per cent a proposal for a preliminary "working Department and the Manchester Atomic Energy Commission, direc­ Autopsy reveals woman Water and Sewer Departments were bing of Hiroshima and charging its charge card customers year—on past purchases. group" of Israeli and Arab foreign tor of central intelligence and too much interest. However, Baskin’s suit claims that investigating today what caused defense secretary in the Nixon ad­ Nagasaki. ministers to precede a resumed full- ii in Scottish contest Baskin says Fox and its parent •Fox illegally charges 1 per cent a several hundred fish to be killed in ministration. The purpose of the scale Geneva conference. organization, May Department month on interest owed from Hop Brook. was choked to death demonstrations is to urge a World War I. He said he has learned The proposal, which calls for Mid­ COME IN - WE CAN By SUSAN VAUGHN Stores Co. of St. Louis, Mo., are previous months, a practice known The state officials were called in ban on nuclear weapons, Herald Reporter almost everything he knows about dle East foreign ministers to meet in WATERBURY (UPI) - The autop­ cannot be held on a murder charge violating federal and state truth-in- as compounding interest. According the United States next month, has Wednesday after the dead fish were Part-time job support alternatives in SAVE YOU MONEY! The Manchester Pipe Band will playing the pipes by being in the sy of a young Naugatuck woman unless he has been indicted by a nuclear energy and en­ to Baskin's attorney, Richard K. already been welcomed by Israel. found in the brook along Hartford Rd. HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford reveals she was strangled before she grand jury. leave next Wednesday for a 19-day band. Lubin of Hartford, that practice up to Olcott St, The fish were up­ courage less government The majority of the band members Vance told reporters the proposal City Councilman Nicholas R. Car­ was dumped in a park pond and trip to Scotland where it will com­ violates the truth-in-lending laws. stream of the. sewage treatment Chief State Medical Examiner Dr. spending on the arms race are under 18, Yeomans said. for the working group was among the bone has reached agreement on a covered with debris. Elliot Gross said an autopsy per­ pete in the World Championship Pipe Compounding interest makes the ac­ subjects discussed and added. “I will plant, according to a spokesman for so those funds may be used RftOM THE PEOPLE WHO BRINQ YOU Yeomans parents, Frank and Brenda new job with a Washington-based Police have booked Daniel V. Bion- formed Wednesday showed Miss Band Competition in Aberdeen. Back wages tual interest rate of Fox customers have something more to say on that the sewer department. for more humane projects. This will be the first trip to Yehmans will be going to Scotland nonprofit agency dealing with di, an unemployed Naugatuck man, Cortellino died of asphyxia by >L "closer to 13 per cent," Lubin said. before I leave.” The Health Department will do an The events are being Scotland for the band which has com­ also as will some of Mathieson’s national municipal problems. with murder, kidnaping and assault strangulation. He said she had been Since state usury laws limit interest He is due to leave Damascus for analysis of the fish lo find out the organized by the Mobiliza­ peted successfully in competitions in relatives. Carbine said Wednesday "an for the slaying of Anna Teresa dead for several days, but would not settlement charged by merchants to 12 per cent the Jordanian capital of Amman ear­ possible cause of their death. Cortellino, 18, who left home last tion for Survival, a cam­ the United States and Canada, accor­ The band will also enter two other agreement has been reached. The an­ say how many. annually, Fox is also violating those ly Friday. Local Water and Sewer Depart­ Thursday for a phony job interview paign formed in April by ding to Charles Murdoch, pipe major. pipe band competitions while in ment officials said they have no idea nouncement will be made in Biondi Tuesday allegedly led police representatives of about 50 laws. Lubin said. Vance arrived in Damascus late and never returned. SAVE <50 to <150 ON Of the 20-member band, 18 pipers Scotland. One will be at Perth on reached Baskin said that other stores also what caused the fish kill. Washington, probably within the next to a pond in Waterbury’s Hamilton religious, peace, labor, Biondi, 27, appeared Wednesday in and drummers will be making the Aug. 20 and one at the Corval Games violate the truth-in-lending laws, but couple of weeks.” Park and showed them where the women's and other public The Town of M anchester has Waterbury Court of Common Pleas trip, accompanied by their families, on Aug. 27. Some of the group will he sued Fox "because they were the He said the job will be on the girl’s body could be found. interest organizations. agreed to pay about $1,300 in back where a judge ordered that the case and friends, on the charter flight also will visit the Edinburgh Festival first one I could catch at it.” Suing national municipal level. Carbone Waterbury Capt. Paul Salvatore Karen Laski, coordinator Tattoo, a competition for military wages to employes who stopped Boat explodes and hurts four declined to disclose the name of the be continued until Aug. 22. He was said Biondi, who was charged with ALL 1977 MODELS from Bradley International Airport. h'ox would be "more productive” being held on $250,000 bond. of thp program in It will be the first plane flight for at pipe bands which play a different working for the town before the final agency or what his salary will be. murder Tuesday, was also charged than suing other stores, he said. Wednesday, police said. Manchester, said that a least two of the band members, Scott type music. settlement of a contract with the un­ GROTON (UPI) - Police are In­ “ They will make the an­ Authorities said the kidnaping and Wednesday with second-degree kid­ Baskin is seeking damages of twice Police say they do not suspect foul group of local people will TOP NAME BRANDS: Yeomans of 57 Kensington St. and Murdoch said the band members ion Public Works Department vestigating the cause of an explosion nouncement,” he said. assault charges were added to an naping and first-degree assault the interest collected for every play. "ITie boat was gutted. earlier murder charge to prevent be participating in a vigil • ZENITH • SYLVANIA Willie Mathieson of Chicopee, Mass. and their families will have time employes. and fire on a $4,700 boat that injured because the state constitution charge card customer —but no less Suffering minor injuries were at Electric Boat Company The 15-year-old youths expressed between the weekend competitions to The small group of employes had four persons. Biondi’s court-appointed public prohibits trying a suspect on a • G.E. • SANYO than $100 a customer nor more than Joseph Bastarache, 29, of defender from claiming his client in Groton. some nervousness Wednesday about take sightseeing trips. Yeomans said been members of the American The owner of the 30-foot boat, Ar- murder charge until he has been in­ • RCA • QUASAR $1,000 a customer. mand F. Roberts of East Hartford, Manchester; Armand F. Roberts Jr., the flight, but much excitement he hopes to "hop over to France” for Federation of State, County and dicted by a grand jury. Lubin said Baskin wrote to Fox to sent his four passengers overboard 14; Catherine Thibodeau, 29, of East • SONY • ADMIRAL about the competitions and prospects a day. Municipal Employes, AFL-CIO, "We don’t want anything to happen complain " but there was no when the boat expli^ed and burst Hartford; and Gloria Young, 50, of of seeing some of Europe. The pipe band competitions are on Local 991. They had stopped working Day care center like they’re trying to do in the Lornie answer." into flames as he changed gears East Hartford. Fire calls Yeomans said, “It will really be several different levels. The for the town before the union and the Acquin case," said Salvatore, great to see the world competitions.” Manchester band is on Grade 2 level, town settled on a contract in June. referring to arguments by Acquin’s Manchester In the world competitions at Aber­ which is second from the highest. The settlement was reached by a needs volunteers lawyer he was held illegally on a Wednesday, 6:14 p.m. deen on Aug. 13, there will be pipe The band was Eastern U.S. Cham­ state binding arbitration panel. murder charge because he had not —Medical call at Hudson and bands from as far away as Australia, pions in Grade 2 last year. The band The contract was retroactive to Opinion awaited on pending been indicted by a grand jury. Sumit Sts. (District) The Manchester Early Learning Center, a town-funded New Zealand and South Africa. placed fourth last weekend in the July 1976. The town had withheld the day care center at 80 Waddell Rd., is seeking volunteers Yeomans and Mathieson have been North American Championships in pay increase included in the contract to serve the center in various capacities. in the Pipe Band four years. Canada and has also won other prizes to those employes who left the town indirect source permits Janet Chisholm, teacher-director of the center, is par­ Yeomans has been playing the drums in area competitions. after July 1976, and the union filed an ticularly interested in finding volunteers for hours for six years. ’The band’s success in the U.S. and unfair labor practice charge. The attorney general’s office of the Penney Co. has a pending application highway and airpori construction. between 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. During that time, The town has agreed now to pay the Mathieson said he joined the band North American competitions Stale of Connecticut is expected to for a permit. Penney has planned to The attorney general's office has volunteers are needed to work with individual and small increases to the former employes at the urging of his grandfather who prompted the decision to enter the issue an opinion on the status of pen­ locate a two-million square foot been asked to rule on the effect that groups of young children reading them stories, assisting AGWA^ and the union had dropped its charge. the elimination of the program would played the bag pipes in a band during world championships, Murdoch said. ding applications because of the re­ catalog distribution center in the them with arts and crafts activities and/or supervising cent elimination of the indirect p ro p o sed industrial park in have on present application and outdoor play. source permit program. Buckland. previously issued permits. Persons with a special talent, interest or hobby such as The“Savingest’ James Grady, an assistant at­ Town and company officials had in­ "It should answer any and all puppetry or singing who would like to share it with the governor torney general who deals in en­ dicated that Penney would pursue the questions concerning the permit center's participants are also needed. These enrichment Stevens blames program,” Grady said of the office's Store inlow n! vironmental protection issues, said permit, even if the program was encounters can be scheduled anytime during the center’s NEW 1978 Wednesday that he expects the divi­ dropped. But, now , officials have ruling. He said that he could not in­ day from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. sion he works in to complete its opi­ said that the company will not have dicate what his recommendation will Anyone who is interested in becoming a volunteer at MODELS AT nion on the matter within a week. its permit processed if the program be to Ajello. this non-profit, community day care center or in learning for parking lot booboo But, the indication from others in­ The recommendation will then be has ended. more about the program should contact the staff at 647- sent to Atty. Gen. Carl Ajello for The state had required indirect volved in the process is that the in­ PRE-SEASON HARTFORD (UPI) - A top At her weekly Capitol news con­ ment — which handles slate buildings 9659. They will answer questions and arrange for an inter­ SAVE CKara*, I final approval, he said. direct source permit will not be — was looking into the matter, source permits for major construc­ view. SAiMrteaia, AnwrlcMMK lipi Republican lawmaker who wants ference, Mrs. Grasso said she had The office will decide whether the tion projects. The permits were required for pending applicants. ICerte DliM rt* “no comment” when asked who she although she had not asked it for an 2.00 Icertf Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s job says the indirect source permit should be issued only after studies of the An employe with the state Depart­ * thought was to blame for the state’s investigation. PARK HILL JOYCE SAVE governor’s to blame for the state’s dropped for pending applications and expected traffic levels that would be ment of Environmental Protection apparent lost opportunity to get for apparent failure to take advantage of Mrs. Grasso said she did not COAL TAR SEALER for previous applications that were generated by the development and (DEP) said, "The program is effec­ FLOWER SHOP free land it is now considering ren­ the situation. believe the situation was a result of • covers 375-500 tq ft • seals, protects and pre­ approved, but with conditional the effect the traffic would have on tively dead.” serves blacktop driveways against wear and [*18.00 ting. She said the Public Works Depart­ mismanagement by state officials. He said that DEP is no longer weather • repels gas, oil Reg $7 95 5 Qal requirements that had to be met. air quality. (65-5136) Mrs. Grasso Wednesday was tight- processing applications for the CLOSED FOR The matter is of particular concern The permit requirement, however, lipped on the subject. ------‘ in Manchester because the J.C. program. VACATION BLACK LIGHT BUG POPPER State officials are considering was recently dropped, except for * 5 * * 5 t U I • protect! up to 1 ecre from flying Insects • at­ tract! flying peals with ultra-violet black tight leasing land including an old mansion ASPHALT SEALER • plugs into housa current Manchaster police report • protects driveways not previously seated, or and a 200-car parking lot adjacent to WILL BE BACK new drives at least 1 year oid • sinks deep, seels • 105 (62-3600) Reg $107 95 • covers up lo 300 sq ft Reg $10 95(65-5125) the Greater Hartford Community College in Hartford. Glen A. Griswold, 19, of 912 Tolland worth of golf equipment, including Monday, August 8th Hartford developers Allan • • * 6 0 . 1 Tpke. was arrested Wednesday on bags, clubs and a cart, were stolen h Vacation Time — Schaefer and Harry Gampel offered charges of breach of peace, resisting from a car parked on School St. (CASH and CARRY) EXTRA DISCOUNT COUPON the land to the state free of charge in arrest, and improper use of number Wednesday. The locked car was Be Sura To TskaK a iittiH g lM With You! n o w e i t l §nd AHUAMOtMtMTt fOD f VfSV OCCASION. . . December for a large federal tax SAVE plate after being stopped by police on broken into, but there was no damage S6 OAK ST., MASCIIKSTKK Trl. MV.0791 or M9.I443 KHKK shelter. a speeding charge on New State Rd. to the vehicle, police said. (Minimum 2 Weeks, Payable In Advance) PAHKIM; • KHANK OAKKI.KH, VroD.______Sentry But the state failed to act and The additional charges stemmed A gas station at 947 Main St. was 1*30.00) Schaefer now says he would not from Griswold’s uncooperative and broken into, but nothing of value was benefit from the tax shelter and will SAVE threatening behavior toward the taken, police said. w ym i THS nw iM sow t o only let the state have the land on a i TOWN OF MANCHESTER | arresting officer, police said. ^34IOto^7l ANY COLOR CONSOLE TV IN STOCK lease basis for $35,000 a year. ■I' He was releas^ on $5(X) nonsurety Coupon ofler good only on i»l«i and dalivana. made belwaan Augu.l 4-13 "It is the responsibility of the MALIBU II governor to keep on top of matters bond for court Aug. 15. 591 I CURBSIDE COLLECTION j PORTABLE i i David J. Embser, 21, of Blast Hart­ __ (SKUUTHIN, BOX SENTRY* SWIMMING POOL such as this,” said House Majority CHLORINATING CHEMICAL QAS aniLL ford, was charged with breach of • fitmeproofed • quick, effective bectent/algae Leader Gerald F. Stevens, R- T e a c h e rs’ p ay j Manchester Evening Herald, Manchester, Conn. 06040 peace in connection with his un­ prolection • helps prevent rtgrowth • individually controlled FREE PARKING AWAY FROM THE SHOPPING CENTER HASSLE Milford, who is seeking the GOP I OF NEWSPAPERS | 20.000 BTU twin burnen cooperative behavior after being STAFFORD (UPI) - An arbitrator I . a aiainleea steel burners dean up M tily • aide gubernatorial nomination next year. stopped for a motor vehicle check on h a s ruled five high school teachers I • ___ 11 06 n 25 Lbs Reg $28 95 handle fur convenience and safety • painted gal­ "She must be held accountable. It (75-6184) vanized steel post resists ruat« available for Main St. Wednesday, afternoon. He should not receive a day’s pay for a I 2 Oytside Conn. » 1 5 0 □ J COMl 1.95 □ either LP or nelural gaa <74-0t04) Reg 1219 96 is on her shoulders the blame for the I Starts the First Week of j 70 Lbs Rag $M 7$ was released on a $200 nonsurety ( S “ i 1 MonOi OyWh C«n. '400 □ 1 llwOi M * Cini >300. D j (75-6165) •49.96 loss of the valuable land must lie. bond for court Aug. 22. I August on the Second | UW Lbs Rag $7695 “Offers like this do not come along In a six-page decision released | I (75-6116) •99.99 Colleen J. Woodcock, 17, of 76 •1 8 9 < $47-m7 every day and the governor has cer­ Wednesday, state arbitrator John > | I Collection of the Week | lWiTiBTim. tainly let an unusual opportunity to Garden St., was charged with using a 443 HASTfOap aOAO______FO RM ER KQRMAN S LOCATiQS _ ! ^ C n E$T(| y McConnell agreed with the SUHord I | IM save money for the taxpayers slip motor vehicle without the owner's I I CLOSIO SUNDAYS END OF KEENEY - AT McKg 9T. permission and operating a motor Board of Education’s interpreUtlon | S AGWAT MON. TUIS. WEDS. PRI.. right through her hands,” be said. of the teachers’ contract. The board ■ A D D R E S S ...... I ’H I "The state bureaucracy has cost us vehicle without a license. She was > YOUR CONSERVATION COMRMSSION > 540 NEW STATE RO, released on a $100 bond for couft said the co n tract allow s paid ■ RHONE N U M B E R ...... | THURS. S-SHN) ownership of the land will eventually absences only for funerals of family I ! URGES YOUR COOPERATION ! MANCHESTER SAT. S-SKM cost SSMOO-a ^ a r to Connecticut Aug. 15. TEL 643-5123 Police reported that about $350 members. taxpayers." . 1 PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENIMG HERALD. Manchwter. Conn., Thur*., Auk. 4,1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 — PAGE THREE-B Vernon Democratic slate lUlZ Connors responds kept secret until caucus Mazzilli Mets’ hero after ragged start 1 By BARBARA RICHMOND November, elect a Democratic team bish, Marie Herbst, James Filkoff, NORTH CONWAY 8125,000 Volvo to play two matches apiece Herald Reporter which will serve Vernon in a respon­ Stephen Marcham and Joseph N.H. (UPI) - It took •"‘ernational Tour- to catch up with the field. sive and responsible manner.” Merluzzo and the school board Orantes. who played in The complete slate for the with outside help Jim m y Connors a seventh-seeded Stan Former hfayor Frank McCoy, who November election, to be presented member is Robert Dubeau who is last week's Davis Cup served three terms, before losing to serving out a vacancy on the board. while to get his act smith, who doesn’t like to at the meeting of the Vernon halted action again for an hour and 11th inning of Monday's thriller. He DANNY MURTAUSH lEP matches against Italy, Benoit in a close vote two years ago, Other school board members who are NEW YORK (UPI) - The TOE BMCS TO 2 WORLD together. play on clay, was upset by Democratic Town Committee five minutes. The intervening six in­ batted with his pinky and ring finger ousted John Bartlett of was endorsed at the Republican Democrats have not said whether scorecard will show that Lee SERIES TITLES. WHAT But when he did, Connors unseeded 'Terry Moor of tonight, is being kept a secret until nings had been played in a steady tapped together on his left hand as a Austalia, 6-1, 6-1, and Jean caucus Tuesday night to head his par­ they will seek re-election. Among Mazzilli knocked in the win­ MANA6ER HOLDS THE ALL- played every bit like the Monroe, La., 7-6, 6-3. meeting time at 7:30 at the Elks downpour, result of the injury. TIME N.L, RECORD OF 4- Caujolle of France, 7-6,6-4. ty's ticket. them is Devra Baum, wife of the defending champion he is, Ageless, eighth-seeded Carriage House, N. Park St. ning run in the 14th inning "I never thought they would The Mets had tied in the game in WORLD SERIES TITLES? Dibbs, who lost Monday Several incumbents on the Town town chairman. storming past West Ger- R osew all, 42, of Lester Baum, Democratic town Thursday night to give the resume after that stop,” said Mets the ninth inning with two runs which A. JOHN M^SRAW night's final of the Council and the Board of Elducation man teen-ager Werner Australia, meanwhile, chairman, said it was agreed earlier, Thomas Dooley, who has been Manager Joe Torre. resulted largely from the generosity 0. WALTER ALSTON Louisville Classic to have announced they will seek New York Mets a 4-3 victory Zirngibl, 7-6, 6-0, breezed by 25-year-old by the nominating committee, that mayor pro tern under Benoit, and But Flynn's crew dumped 2,100 of the Dodger pitching. Charlie \^C. FRANK FRISCH Guillermo Vilas of Argen­ nomination on the Democratic over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Wednesday in the second Tom Gullikson, 6-0, 6-1. the slate wouldn’t be revealed. In Councilmen Gerald Allen and Stanley pounds of Speedi-Dry, a chemical Hough walked the first two men he tina, also scored straight ticket. What the scorecard will not show LlEMJSMSUfc of Spain that way it is hoped more people will Gill have declined re-nomination. compound, on the field after the se­ faced and after singles by set victories over Victor Council members are George Fur­ are the contributions ol and Eddie Dibbs of Miami, Amaya ol the U.S. and attend the meeting. groundskeeper Pete Flynn and um­ cond delay. Youngblood and Vail left the bases who arrived late for the "We used 42 bags of the stuff and Emilio Montano ol Mexico. Incumbent Democrat Mayor pire Andy Olsen. loaded and one run in. Lance tournament, were forced Thomas Benoit is expected to be en­ It was Mazzilli's pinch-hit single they weigh 50 pounds apiece, so you Rautzhan walked Flynn to force dorsed for a second term. He an­ Area police report that delivered Joel Youngblood from figure it out," Flynn said. home the run which deadlocked the nounced his candidacy several weeks third base with the winning run as the Olsen, the second base umpire, game. This printing test pattern is ago. In winning, the Mets captured their Plainfield results part of The Herald quality Mets captured their second extra­ called a crucial balk on loser Mike control program in order to The Little Old Pleasant Valley Schoolhouse will be the site of meetings of the South Wind­ In a letter to party members, East Hartford criminal trespassing. On the first inning tussle from the Dodgers in Garman, 4-3, after Joel Youngblood fifth extra inning game in six tries Benoit asked for support and said, this season at Shea Stadium and give you one of the finest AUG 5, sor Historical Society, now that the Planning and Zoning Commission has given the green Gordon Anderson III, 16, of 78 charge he was released on a 8500 three days. Monday, New York came led off the 14th with his third newspapers in the nation. light to the project. (Herald pftoto by Kuehnel) “Over the past two years, under a Tolland St., Blast Hartford, was bond and on the second, a 81,000 bond. from behind three times to win 8-7 in successive single. Garman's balk raised their record under Torre to 30- snomi 411 (0 WDRESMT 3««IM IN 1.20 IN Democratic administration, our arrested Wednesday at 10:27 p.m. at He is to appear in Common Pleas 12 innings. moved him to second and Doug 29. TRACK: FAH “ WUlWfc aONY I WN FKST TMHE CMttt (0 T-Kvk Mackr. hip 4.N 121 8 community has moved ahead in the his home after a domestic distur­ Court 19, Vernon, Aug. 24. Flynn, the head groundskeeper at Flynn, no relation to Pete, sacrificed Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda 1- FM GM IN was not pleased with the weather, 1- Afrilkf 1S.N LN LN TM3U7 areas of public safety, housing, bance. He is charged with disorderly Shea Stadium, helped make it possi­ him to third. 4EiM LN 121 M k U7 yk4 $2LH G f I 0 C the umpires or the final score. 40m CNhs, Np 141 education and recreation." conduct, second-degree reckless en- Kenneth Poulin, 19, of 73 Vernon ble for the game to get as far as it TWL 4M2 Pwfacta MT paU $$1M Society gets schoolhouse He added, “Long range planning Mazzilli then rapped a one-strike "The umpires cost us the game," M k 114 paU $Ni4 TrtlacU 47-1 pM $2N.1I dangerment, possession of a Center Heights, Vernon, was charged did. Rain delayed the start 43 grounder past the outstretched glove Trifacta 1-41 paU $$49.N DOmi 411 (A) for land use, waste disposal and con­ dangerous weapon (baseball bat), Wednesday with unsafe backing. He minutes. Then with the Dodgers he said, "The rain delay forced me to IMa'iHaM 4 21 IN IN servation has been advanced. We of Dodger first baseman Steve take out (Doug) Rau when he was SECQM 411 (I) 4IF ka WM LN 4.N South Windsor The 800-square foot schoolhouse threatening, and risk of injury. was involved in a two-car accident. ahead 3-1 in the seventh by virtue of 3Ne Ranm ) M society the green light to use the have been able to accomplish a great Garvey. Mazzilli had been sidelined pitching a three-hitter and then 7-WaaNrNat ).N 3.N IN The South Windsor Historical was the original Pleasant Valley Anderson was held overnight on a The driver of the other car was Dave Lopes' two-run homer, rain 2- tt. RavwV Ti4 4.N TM )lil building only if no parking is allowed after a collision at the plate in the things started to happen." 4NIMM.M IM M k Ul paU $1IU Society has been given approval for School. deal in an atmosphere of open 8200 surety bond for appearance in Donald Johnson of 9 Michael Dr., Partacta Ul pM $3124 on Ellington Rd. TM: 3144 Trtfada 443 pkl $2N.)4 use of the Little Old Pleasant Valley government and participation by our Common Pleas Court 12 today. Vernon. Court date is Aug. 8. M k 7A7 fki 324.N Rend Mrs. Kyc told the PZC that owners Soccer registration citizens and have done so with full Trtfacta 7-2-3 iki $13LN Schoolhouse on Ellington Rd. of a pasture behind the schoolhouse The deadline for registration in the Mr Mkk IITTiU MIU m 411 (D Herald FERRARA recognition of the need for economy Vernon m ifk a 4J0 124 IN The society asked permission to have offered the field as a parking South Windsor Recreation Depart­ Anthony Norbut, 50, of 52 Charter and responsible fiscal Lucien R. Guilbault, 37, of 45 Mt. 2- lrm IrmOf IN LN Ads use the historical building when it lot. The society plans to ask St. Fran­ ment soccer program is Friday at Rd., Vernon, was charged TIM 411 (I) 4AM t.2« management." Vernon Dr., Vernon, was arrested 4TiMTMi 10.24 4N IM TM 31A4 was vacated by its former tenants, cis of Assisi Church, located nearby, the Town Hall. Wednesday with failure to grant the 1- il. Mk $.N IM M k 2&) pM $3121 IOOr^a^^ Benoit expressed optimism about twice Wednesday on complaint of his Carlton better pitcher 4Mf FiM Nwtn IN the South Windsor Cooperative right of way at an intersection. He Partacta 312 piU $$LN to use the church parking lot oc­ The program is open to boys and what can be accomplished over the tWt 3117 TrtlacU 424 pM 31130.11 ’hree Classes Nursery School. casionally. wife, who lives on Russell Dr. in Ver­ was involved in a two-car accident on NUsk tU Hk $3LN girls aged 9 to 14. TTiere will be in­ next two years and said with the sup­ non. Pwfaeb Ml M4 $UN BICYCLES of Racing Terry Kyc, president of the PZC member John Norman struction in all phases of the game as Tunnel Rd. The driver of the other Trtfacta 41) pkO $111.11 Ton TAwa colisi (A) port and assistance of his party Police said both times Guilbault IIN 2LN IN NEW USED historical society, told the Planning suggested the need for lighting in the well as in house league play. car was Richard Green of Ellington. members I "believe that we can, in was charged with first-degree 44wry to 12 Bring the and Zoning Commission (PZC) that pasture area if it will be used as a The registration fee is $5 per child. Court date is Aug. 19. than when he won 27 248k'il«t0ff L20 u* TM40J$ the society plans to use the parking lot. All 9-year-olds must present birth nOkUky Fax. hm ^ J-JJ M k $U pM $1)LN ^ ^ F a m i l y ! schoolhouse for its regular meetings, 2- M IM NrtacUU$pM$NIN It was suggested that a decision be certificates when registering. TM n n TrttacU 442 paM IINIM for crafts and for workshops. postponed because of the parking Ken Collins, physical education in­ Vernon prepares NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Chicago Cubs in the National the year for the Reds. (Mk 417 fki $4LN The group has been meeting at THIS PB ‘J*f„ENT League's Eastern Division. Vsiros 3. Pirulrs 0 Pwheta 714 pk $$3-21 nnran iii |C) situation, but PZC member Robert structor in the South Windsor Carlton isn’t likely to match Trtfacta 7-42 pk U2SJ4 UnUwTq ll.U S.W LH ' ’'ki.1.99* Wood Memorial Library on Main St. Gilligan said parking would be a schools, will head the program. for road paving his first season 27-10 won-lost The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Jose Cruz doubled in two runs and III in Ul PZC members are concerned about Chicago Cubs, 5-3, in 10 innings, the Joe Niekro pitched a nine-hitter for fVTV OMinVTIM COURSE (T) iw Adult! $5 problem "no matter what group uses Volunteer help is needed. Participa­ 4WatarTM L24 IN IN tit JMl parking problems, and gave the record When he struck out 310 Houston Astros beat the Pittsburgh his second straight shutout for the POST ROAD PLAZA the building. tion will be for two nights a week. I-IMt'i M 4-N IM v m t Ul pM tll.H MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 In preparation for permanent paving to be done in batters and had a 1.98 earned Pirates, 3-0, the New York Mets Astros. Bruce Kison suffered his 1-OarUlM IN PkM i Ul MU (UU TM NJ4 TriheU m pM Utl.H VERNON, CONNECTICUT September, the Vernon Public Works Department has run average to win the 1972 scored a 4-3, 14-inning triumph over sixth loss against six victories. M k Ul m $Z4J0 been doing preliminary work on several streets in both Pariacta lil pkA $)LN Park plans adjusted 11 Curds ,1, Bnixrs 1 Trtfacta 441 fki $3NJ4 872 -31 5 9 the Rockville and Vernon areas. National League’s Cy Young nmn «wi euBt 0) Award, but he feels he’s a Eric Rasmussen pitched a four- SiXTV 411 (I) uiMiibPi in j.n lu SALES SERVICE PARTS This work Is being done with town equipment to correct hitter and Jerry Mumphrey had four 4$amM«Vakat LN IN IM llttaUj in 1-2 ACCESSORIES better pitcher this year. 7-Fksh PrWar IN IN improper cross-sections and trench settlements, Ronald hits and scored three runs for the 4TNIi« PiM. k$ 4.N n t iMi OPEN EVERYDAY WM lU pM HUI Hine, public works director, said. Cardinals. It was the ninth win of the TM 31M EXCEPT SUN. Grant to Bolton cut "The difference is the number of M k 417 tm $LN si««iicu II miu Route 140, StoHord Springs, Some of the roads to be repaved are Davis Ave. Ext., t the Los Angeles Dodgers, the St. year for Rasmussen while Dick Pwfacta 4A7 paU $lt.N muMactnii THURS. & FRI. TIL 9 YOU WONE Connecticut pitches 1 can throw with control,” MIUL l»U1) River St., Thomas St., Olson Dr. (and cul-de-sac), Janet Louis Cardinals topped the Atlanta Ruthven was the loser. Gary Trtfacta 47-1 paU $1M.N The federal public works grant Ryba said the Water Compliance says Carlton, who raised his current or at least put on a different pole. Lane, Ridgewood Dr., Cathy Dr., Tower Rd. and Peter­ featuring the Braves, 5-1, and the Matthews homered.for the Braves. expected by Bolton for development Unit is concerned because the site is mark to 15-6 Wednesday night in the In a second complaint Dr. Butter­ son Rd., McLean St., Stone St. and Loveland Hill have downed the , 4- K\|>us 1, Giunis 2 of Indian Notch Park has been cut Phillies’ 8-1 triumph over the San near a brook and leeching from a field said it appears the town has no been completed. 2. in other National League games. Jackie Brown and Dan Stanhouse from 8151,000 to 8133,000, selectmen w e a t h e r Diego Padres. dump could go Into the brook. zoning rules relating to signs. He said Reds 5, Cubs 3 combined in a seven-hitter and Ellis learned this week. Hine said town crews will start oiling several roads Carlton, who allowed six hits and Ryba said he will continue to si^s advertising tag sales and other Danny Driessen hit a two-run Valentine hit his 18th homer for the The Economic Development Ad­ research the matter. things are all over the place. Aug. 15. The first area to be oiled will be Bolton Lake walked three, but struck out 12 in homer following a single by George area roads, starting with Cubles Dr. The oiling program scoring his 12th straight win at home Expos, who dealt San Francisco's ministration received the town's Meet with police Dr. Butterfield asked that a zoning Foster in the 10th inning giving the Jim Barr his eighth defeat. Valen­ application but asked for more infor­ regulation for signs be written will be completed in about one week, Hine said. after an opening-day loss, also had Reds' Pedro Borbon his seventh win, The board will meet Aug. 17 at 4 three hits but shrugged them off as, tine's homer came in third inning and mation, selectmen were told p.m. at the Community Hall with Sgt. because it appears the town does not Concerning the sidewalk Improvement program, Hine Rick Reuschel went 6 1-3 innings gave the Expos a 4-1 lead which Tuesday night. "just gravy.” Nieliwocki of the State Police, have one. said an extensive program has been under way to patch before retiring with a back injury Brown protected until the Giants First Selectman Henry Ryba said The victory moved the Phillies to Considmi^that Colchester barracks. Other business hazardous sections in all concrete sidewalks. and Willie Hernandez was the loser. scored their second run in the ninth. the 818,000 cut would be taken from within one game of the first-place Sgt. Nieliowocki will present a The selectmen heard a report from George Foster hit his 36th homer of the labor, noniabor and contingency He said there are several areas where holes have program on preventive burglaries. Morris Silverstein, who appeared In the concrete surface as a result of deteriora­ categories. He plans to present the program to Ryba said the town needs certifica­ recommended that the Insurance Ad­ tion or use of chemicals. Jai aiai results townspeople soon. visory Board to keep intact. tion from the architect concerning There is a possibility the town can Hine said the patching of the concrete walks with waoNTi The Daily Numbo's Selectmen Joseph Carey and the development of the park and a receive a grant for a new radar unit bituminous concrete is not a permanent solution. He said m Ernest Shepherd were instructed to M ks liM iM 4JI 2-Maa i2t 4il IN warranty deed showing the property for Resident State Trooper Robert patching Is necessary to prevent serious Injuries until the M * I S IN Jai Alai entries review the situation and report to the ■ il IN IN 4.N belongs to the town. Peterson. Ryba is checking into the walks can be completely replaced. M M U m N IN The board authorized Ryba to full board on the character and con­ 1-1 w nn NWab 2-4 U7.N matter. tribution of the insurance board. The complete replacement will only be in areas where TrifKti I-1-4 smri Nriwta 2-4 IINJI i s p w make such adjustments in the grant 14-1 $41171 Signs look bad Selectmen learned the chemical concrete walks already exist. Hine said the town is niSSNT rain applications in light of the reduction. Qmtm i n in 121 ran SEvomi treatment of Bolton Lake will cost progressing with concrete replacement of concrete walks nka liN 121 iN 1. iMnM 41 1. Sara 41 Ryba said the final information The selectmen received a letter pa IN iN AM 4N IN 1. IM| tek I 7 2 I M 41 1 ZM 41 from Dr. Robert Butterfield com­ 8400 and not 8888 as originally using funds now available. To do all the concrete walks at mta 0 Windsorville; Herbert West, St., Vernon; .Wayne AQWAY Thuro. ■ NAMi Derosier, Terry Rd., lo r t r to purdM M lottary UckBt*. Snipsic St., Rockville. Manchester, Olive Lane, Ver­ 540 NIW STATI RD. MM OF CONN.. INC. BtoM IM»: youRUMt b« « I Manchester; Bessie Dumas, lAOOftfSS Discharged Tuesday: Mrs. non; Mary Meacham, Spruce Indian Hill Rd., Vernon; MANCHMTIR Sat. 408 New Britain Ave. HARTFORD 249-6593 |oTY Brenda Bazzano and son. St., Manchester; John Orcutt, Susan Lincoln, Tolland; Mrs. TIL. O O M m •-8M BankAmericard Hartford; Shirley Brisbin. Merrow Rd,, Coventry; Pamela Panaro and daughter. siati (Plenty ol Free Parking) Master Charge Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; William Pecor, West Cooper St., Manchester. 1 PAGE FOUR*B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug, 4. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Aug, 4, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B NOTICE Merchants score win INDEX N«fp WantMf 13 Softball TOWN OF MANCHESTER N O T ic ia man Jim Rice - L09t and Found STEADY WORK - Reliable, Scoring in every inning, star­ Jeff Berman pitched the first four Merchants were A1 Hutchinson and POSITION VACANCY - PoTBonala hard worker, who wants SECRETARY ting with five runs in their first innings for the regular season cham­ Brad Ingraham with three hits each. TONIGHTS GAMES - Announcomonti steady employment, good In­ pions and held the Supremes at bay. $9,895 - $10,741 - Enltrlainmtnt come. Call 528-6702 between 9- at-bats, the Manchester Tom Boland and Greg Holmes CBTBIuevs. NEFlre,6 This is highly responsible and “ Auctions Steve Pyka, in relief, was reached 2 only. Merchants turned back the collected two blows each in the 13-hit —Robertson skilled secretarial and ad­ FINANCIAL for two runs in the sixth inning before for Red Sox Bondl*SlOcks*Morto*09l attack against Bob Claughsey and Crispino’s vs. Circuits, ministrative work involving NOW accepting applications challenge of Crispino’s in a darkness halted play. Pete Gourley. - Porionai Lotnt SEATTLE (UPI) - Darrell 7:15 —Robertson the supervision and coordina­ - Iniuranco for full time employment. Colt Inter-Town playoff After the game, Johnson reflected designated hitter, has hit safely in 19 Blue Moon vs. Moriar- tion of the work of a depart­ Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Berman scattered two hits and Johnson, the Seattle Mariners on the days when he managed the of his last 20 games. EMPLOYMENT only. baseball game last night at Playoffs finals are slated Friday ty’s, 8i30 —Robertson ment. - Help W tniod Pyka was reached for three. manager, forecast three years He says “twelve more weeks of Moriarty Field, 12-2. night at 6 at Moriarty Field. Red Sox and Rice was just breaking B.A. vs. Glass II, 6 > Butmati Opporiunitiot* Swinging big bats for the in in 1974. this would be all right with me.” Applicant must have at least ‘ Situation Wantad VEHICLE MECHANIC - No ago that Jim Rice would —Fitxgerald six (6) years of increasingly experience required. Current "Knowing the strike zone is the Hobson hit his 21st homer with two EDUCATION become the strong man of the Moriarty’s vs. David’s, responsible office work and - Pnvata inatructiona training openings. (Jood American League. biggest improvement Jim has made men on in the second inning 7:15 —Fitzgerald office management including ‘ Schoois-Ciastai salary, paid training. Enlist­ and he'll get better,” Johnson Wednesday night, and Scott belted - Instructions Wantad ment requirred. Ages 17-35. Wednesday night in Seattle, Rice NasslfPs vs. CBT, 6 the ability to take stenography Call U.S. Army at M3-9462. East Hartford predicted. his 27th with one man on in the third. at a rate of 90 words per r e a l e s t a t e made Johnson look good by hitting -N ike - Homas for Sola That may be an awesome threat to The Sox were leading 7-4 when Wilson’s vs. minute or in lieu thereof the ' LolS'Land for Saia VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No two home runs, his 28th and 29th, as the rest of the American League, Mike Kekich, third of five Seattle experience requirement may Invastmant Proparty experience required. Current men softball Sportsman, 7:15 —Nike - Busmass Proparty the Boston Red Sox humbled the because Rice now has 29 home runs pitchers, walked four men to force in be partially met by college or - Rasort Proparty training openings. Good DeMolay vs. Rockwell, ‘ Real Estaia Wantad Hall of Earners expansion Mariners 12-4. and 72 runs batted in. He’s scored 71 a run and set the stage for Garbo’s business school couses which salary, paid training. Enlist­ In winning their sixth game in a 6 —Keeney may be substituted on the MI8C. SERVICES ment required. Ages 17-35. runs, leads the league in total bases bases-emptying home run. Call U.S. Army at 643-94^. row, the Red Sox stayed atop the basis of one year of training - Sarvicai Olfarad Membership in the Connecticut and slugging percentage and has a Mike Paxton won his fifth game “ Painting.Paparmg '(Herald photo by Dunn) American League eastern division by DUSTY for one year of experience. - Building.Contracting POWER GENERATOR Softbail Hall of Fame has risen to 56 .325 batting average. against two losses for Boston. Gary • Rooling-Siding two percentage points. Trailing 7-1 after two in­ Equipment Operator - No with the addition of seven new Rice, who hit his homers in the Wheelock, 6-7, was the loser. Applications are available at ■ Haalmg.Plumping Start of weekly 'Fun for Run' race at MCC campus The Baltimore Orioles also won, nings, Trash-Away finished the Personnel Office, 41 • Flooring experience required. Current members who will be inducted of­ first and fifth innings with no one on Carl Yastrzemski was expected to ■■ Moving.Trucking.Storaga training openings. Good strong to eke out an 8-7 Center Street, Manchester, - Services Wantad ficially at the Connecticut Amateur but the New York Yankees lost and base, simply says he’s “more rejoin the team tonight in the first of salary, paid Irainnlng. Enlist­ duke over the Angels last Connecticut. The closing date Softball Association’s annual dinner dropped 2'z games behind the two mature” as a hitter. a four-game series against the A’s in MISC. FOR SALE ment required. Ages 17-35. clubs. night at Robertson. for submitting applications is ■ Household Goods Call U.S, Army at 643-9^. on Sunday, Nov. 27, at the Holiday Rice has been named American Oakland. He had been limping on a ' Articles lor Sale Harry Cammeyer, Angie August 17, 1977, Inn, Bridgeport. Boston had five home runs in all, League player of the month for July. swollen foot since last month. • Building Supplies EARN EXTRA Money Part including a grand slam by Bernie Cappa, Stu Magdefrau and An Equal Opportunity - Pats -Birds- Dogs The 1977 selections include two out­ The 24-year-old outfielder, who's Vida Blue (10-12) was to face Employer. - Livestock time, working from our plea­ Gates repeats race success Carbo and roundtrippers by George Jim Michalek each rapped - Boats & Accessories sant office. Hourly rate, plus played most of the year as the Ferguson Jenkins (7-7) in tonight’s 005-8 standing promoters, one umpire and Scott and Butch Hobson. out two hits for the - Sporting Goods commission. No experience four former players. game. - Garden Products Despite wet weather and a Division in 21:04 with Tony Hollister Jennifer Ogden were third and winners. • Antiques necessary, Will train. Call us • Wanted to Buy at 569-4990. Those elected this year, according water-logged course, 57 second. Bruce Lanbe, John Sullivan fourth. Three hits were to Sylvester (Sal) Cholko of Strat­ BOLTON ZONING runners of all sizes and ages and Courtney Purdue rounded out the Women’s Division, a 1.7 race, was produced by Tom Neville RENTALS ford, chairman of the Connecticut COMMISSION - Rooms lor Rani PHONE FROM home to ser­ showed up last night to take top five. captured by Janine Dobson in 9:48. and Rick Arn and Dana - Apartments lor Rarit vice our customers In the ASA’S Hall of Fame committee, are; standingp j H unter confident • Homes lor Rent Manchester area. Flexible High School Division winner was Heather Conley, Pam Dzen and Lemay had two each for • Business lor Rent Players Ernie Argazzi, Plainville; part in the second of three hours, super earnings. 249- John Clifford of East Catholic in Susan Sheckley followed. the Angels. LEGAL - Resort Property lor Rent Stan Brazauskas, East Hartford; Joe SAM-MCC road races with - Wanted to Riant 7773. 21:52. John Lahda, Mulcahy McCann, The Jogger Division went to Tim CANDI.EI.IGin - Misc lor Rant Flasko, Fairfield; Carol LaRose, Steve Gates again showing his NOTICE Dave Timbrell and Carl Kjellson Roy in 11:22 for 1.7 miles. Harry Veal ISational League Snapping a 6-6 tie with a AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE Sales people Bridgeport. heels to the pack. Rangers in race - Autos lor Sale for Manchester area. Must be followed across the final line. and B.J. Gauvin followed. East run in the last frame, Gus's The Bolton Zoning Commis­ John DiLauro, New Haven, sponsor • Trucks lor Sale licensed or in process. The former schoolboy and college Boys’ 'Vouth Division saw Mike Alan Girelli, SAM coordinator, stopped Vito's last night at sion will hold a Public > Heavy Equipment lor Sale of the Columbus Auto Body Bears; W L Pet. GB Generous commission standout covered the 3.8 mile course Roy romp home first in 5:33 for the said a special salute is due Ian Chicago 61 43 .587 — NEW YORK (UPI) - Billy Hunter may just prove that Robertson, 7-6. Hearing on Monday, August - Motorcydas-Bicyclas Ray McKenna, East Hartford, 15,1977 at 8 p.m. in the Bolton ~ Campers-Trailers-Mobita schedule. Wolverton Agency in 20:30. He competed in the College shorter run. Gary Gates as second in Cassidy and Mulcahy McCann, two Philadelphia 60 44 .577 1 changing managers sometimes does make a difference. Big stickers for the Piz- Homas Realtors. 649-2813. 4 manager for 30 years of the Division. 5:38 with Kent Stringfellow, Ian zamen were Pete Leber Community Hall for the pur­ - Automotive Service visitors from Ireland who did well in Pittsburgh 60 46 .566 2 The Texas Rangers outslugged the - Autos lor Rant-Lease Dovalettes; and umpire Frank Trailing Gates were Chris Walton, pose of hearing a request from RECEPTIONIST wanted for Cassidy and John Fitzgerald trailing. their respective divisions. St. Louis 59 48 .551 3W American League Western Division­ with a single, double and Berlinger of Ansonia. Eric Lecko, Phil Goss and Brian Mr. Stillman Keith for a zone dental specialty office In Over the one-mile distance in the . The final race program will be Montreal 50 55 . 476 11W leading Chicago White Sox, 12-10, for fourth-inning homer and two pitches homer, and Jim Colla, Jon change from R-1 to R-2 to a downtown Hartford. During his 30-year term as Longo in that order. Girls’ Youth Division, Mara Walrath presented Wednesday night. Racing New York 45 59 .433 16 the third straight night Wednesday, later, George Brett added a solo shot Leber and Ted Holmes particular parcel of land Excellent working conditions manager of the Dovalettes, McKen­ Don Rowe, former Fordham was timed in 6:49 with Leslie Gates and benefits. Good opportuni­ starts at 7 with no preregistration West giving them five straight wins and 11 off Toronto rookie starter Jerry Gar­ each with two blows. located on Rt. 44 A and South □ NOTICES na’s team won 1,403 games and lost University runner, won the Open 11 seconds slower. Sheryl Veal and ty for mature individual who necessary. W L Pet. GB in the last 12 games. The loss was the vin. The Royals added three more The losers had just five Road, containing ap­ 324. Started in 1947, the team dis­ runs in the seventh on a single by hits by as many players. proximately 13 acres and enjoys dealing with people. Looking for the first tee Los Angeles 67 40 .626 - White Sox' fourth in a row and cut Call 525-3868 alter 10 a.m. banded in 1976 with a 20-7 record due John Mayberry, a double by Joe The nightcap saw Pero's known as the Jennie Perrett Lost and Found Cincinnati 53 52 .505 13 their lead to 3 1/2 games. to a lack of suitable fast pitch com­ Zdeb, a single by Fred Patek, and a stop Holiday Lanes, 9-5, Estate. The hearing will also Houston 50 58 . 463 17W “ We're going to win it,” Hunter LOST-Will the person who EXPERIENCED Adult Sammy Davis crawled on his hands and knees looking for the petition. East Hartford played 100 two-run throwing error by Toronto with Butch Talaga hitting hear a request from Mr. Keith picked up the tan and white Babysitter wanted. To care San Francisco 48 60 .444 19W said. “I haven’t said that before, but first tee before starting round in Pro-Am of GHO yesterday at games in 1954, winning 75 and losing second baseman Steve Staggs. two homers and Dave for a revision to the zoning Corgi on July 26th, in the for five month old Infant in my Wethersfield. (UPI photo) 25. San Diego 46 63 .422 22 maybe this is the first time I've felt regulations as follows: vicinity of Spring and Gardner South Windsor home. Days. Massengale warms up it. We can win it just doing what Angels 5, Yankees .3 Bidwell one. The latter Own tra n sp o rta tio n . A pitcher, Brazauskas compiled a Atlanta 37 68 .352 29 Section 6.C — Multiple Street in Manchester, please we've been doing. I think we’ve got Terry Humphrey singled in two also had two singles and return him. We love him and References required. Call 289- lifetime won-lost showing of 513-111. Wednesday’s Results Dwelling Complexes 2040. the best pitching in the league and if runs and ex-Yankee Bobby Bonds Bud Talaga chipped in with miss him very much. Substan­ He played 11 years with the New York 4, Los Ang. 3 (14) two more hits, Lot Area "For the first tial reward. No questions the White Sox had our pitching, added a two-run, inside-the-park (presently reads — "For Dovalettes, starting at age 16, and Montreal 4, San Francisco 2 John Wiggin again led asked. Please call 649-74(e. EXPERIENCED Carpenter four years with the Lackland Air Philadelphia 8, San Diego 1 they’d waltz in.” each” ) principal building needed - Send resume to P. 0. for defense of crown the Lanes with a triple and Box 180, Columbia. Force Base team. He finished his St. Louis 5, Atlanta 1 Mike Hargrove’s three-run homer, there shall be a minimum of LOST CAT-In Glastonbury, Herald angle his fourth hit , highlighted a six-run American League single and Ron Blomberg 70,000 square feet of lot area heading north. Mostly black, career with a life-time batting WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - 72-hole event that winds up on Sunday Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3 (10) had two singles. for the first three dwelling un­ white paws and bib. Rea SECRETARY- Real Estate average of .275 in 1963. U.S. Canadian and British Open Houston 3, Pittsburgh 0 12th inning, which gave the Rangers collar. 633-1674. Apprasial office In Rik Massengale, looking for m order to return to his expectant their latest victory. Toby Harrah hit MKE its. There shall be an ad­ This year’s dinner in Bridgeport champ is recovering from a severe Today’s Games ditional 10,000 square feet of Manchester. Call 646-0882. his first win in six months, wife, Anne, and their three-year-old his 16th homer for the Rangers and Each side collected 16 Earl Yost will be the seventh in the series back problem that kept him out for a San Diego (Freisleben 4-5) at home run to make Nolan Ryan the lot area per each additional MISSING since July 26. Skin­ begins defense of his title son at their Santa Barbara, Calif Jim Sundberg and Willie Horton American League's first 15-game hits but the Walnut ny long haired neutered black STEADY WORK-Rellable started in 1971 to honor the all-time home. large part of the tour. His play has Philadelphia (Christenson 9-5) Barbers had more runs in a dwelling unit." cat with yellow paws and a hard worker who wants Sports Editor today in the first round of the drove in a pair of runs apiece. winner, Ryan, 15-10, went the first Philip Dooley, greats of the game in the state upon The Canadian Open runnerup at­ improved, typified by his fourth- Montreal (Bahnsen 6-4) at Atlanta 12-6 decision over Flo’s last green collar. Vicinity of Main steady employment and good place finish in the British Open. Elsewhere in the American seven innings before tiring. Graig Chairman income. Call 528-6702 or 528- their election to the Connecticut Soft- $210,000 Greater Hartford tributed part of his failure to make (Solomon 2-1), N night at Nike. I Grove Streets. 643-4799. A ball Hall of Fame. State Com­ Massengale won last year with an League, Minnesota routed Detroit, Nettles hit his 25th homer for the 001-9 3869 , 9 a.m.. Open at the Wethersfield Coun­ the cut last week at Philadelphia to Tim O'Neil, Dave Enes, 18-under-par 266, two-strokes ahead 11-1, Kansas City put away Toronto, Yankees in the ninth. Announeomont* 3 missioner Joseph Barber will preside try Club. concern over his home, threatened Jim Reagan and Tom IMMEDIATE JOB of second placers J.C. Snead and American League 7-4, California ambushed New York, Brewers 7, Indians 4 Short putts over the ceremonies as toastmaster. Morse each collected three TOWN OF MANCHESTER, OPENINGS-$12,000 to $20,000 One hand feeds the other and when The tall Texan was in a group of six but later saved by raging forest fires East 5-3, Milwaukee downed Cleveland, 7- Sal Bando's bases-loaded walk and nearby. Memphis Classic winner A1 hits for the Barbers with CONNECTICUT possible. We need career Sammy Davis Jr. is a big man in the Bob Hope Classic is played, that carded a three under par-68 for Geiberger. W L Pet. GB 4, Baltimore topped Oakland, 8-6, and Jim Wohlford's two-run single minded people who are willing Tom Ragna adding a OFFICE OF THE the entertainment field and he was Davis is on hand and the same for the third place on the 6,583 yard course "I was worried. You know. Buddy Boston 60 43 .583 — Boston drubbed Seattle, 12-4. capped a three-run uprising in the GENERAL MANAGER IVXILABUSI to work hard toward a rewar­ Allin (fellow pro and neighbor) saved Massengale's 1976 win was his se­ homer, ding future. We want to talk to the big man at the Wethersfield Jackie Gleason Tournament. The Wednesday in a Pro-AM practice Baltimore 61 44 .581 — Twins 11, Tigers 1 seventh inning that lifted the MUNICIPAL BUILDING my house and several others with a cond on the toiir. He is currently Tom Doran, Ed Bombar­ you privately. We have Country Club yesterday for the of­ entertainers are a closeknit group on round. New York 59 47 .557 2W Lyman Bostock went 3-for-5 and Brewers over Cleveland. MANCHESTER, Modern garden hose.” seventh among PGA money winners dier and Jerry Bombardier several openings offering ficial start of the 26th annual Greater this subject. Jim Simons, who gained his first with $116,187, including the $40.(X)0 Detroit 46 56 .451 13W drove home three runs while Craig Orioles 8, A's 6 CONNECTICUT 06040 security, benefits, pension, Oosterhuis said he wanted to come each hit safely twice for Hartford Open. tour win this year at New Orleans, top prize he earned in the Hope Cleveland 46 57 . 447 14 Kusick drove in three others with a Rookie Eddie Murray's second NOTICE TO_CONTRACTORS 2-Bedn and high earnings. Training Although he weighs just over 100 Sports figures Legion^ East scored a five-under-66 for the day's home but his wife told him to stick it Milwaukee 47 60 .439 15 pair of singles in pacing the Twins to homer of the game, a two-run drive the losers with the latter starts immediately. out. Desert Classic over runnerup Bruce homering. Educational background un­ n pounds and gets lost in the crowd low. One stroke behind was Wally Handsome Rick Barry, the tallest Lietzke. Toronto 36 67 .350 24 their fourth straight win. Dan Ford with one out in the top of the 10th in­ INVITATION Apartments! important. Apply Holiday Inn, when beseiged by autograph seekers, man in the Pro-Am .at 6-7, Willie game reslated Armstrong, a native of New London, "But I'm going home right after Lietzke, third on the current West homered and Rod Carew raised his ning propelled Baltimore to victory Plainville Room 125, Exit 34 this, since I didn't qualify for the REC Davis is the guy responsible mainly Mays and Dr, J - Julius Erving - all who has yet to win a tournament money list at $180,011. was gunning W L Pet. GB average to .384 for the Twins. and kept the Orioles within a percen­ off of 84. Thursday August 4th, PGA next week, ' said the Trailing 13-8 with three TO BID *180 10a.m. and 7 p.m. sharp. No for making the GHO a complete were mobbed by youngsters for their since he joined the tour in 1973. for his third victory of the season and Chicago 62 41 .602 - Royals 7, Blue Jays 4 tage point of first-place Boston in the success and getting national televi­ Rain and wet grounds forced post­ Grouped with Massengale were transplanted Britisher who displays outs remaining, Hartford Bid No. 1-4 phone calls. Equal opportuni­ autographs and Barry, the scoring the $42,000 top prize, eighth richest Minnesota 62 46 . 574 2W Frank White stroked a three-run. AL East. per month ty Employer, sion exposure. ponement of last night’s scheduled .Peter Oosterhuis, Lee Trevino, the a constant pleasant smile. National Bank exploded for In accordance with provisions star in the NBA, didn't disappoint American Legion baseball game on the tour. Kansas City 57 45 .559 4W Includes wall to walll Although it has to take a back seat 1972 winner; Tom Kite; J.C. Snead, "I've earned $46,000 so far this nine runs in the seventh in­ of the Town Charter, scaled EXPERIENCED HELP For G anybody. His pink outfit rivaled the Texas 57 45 .559 4W carpeting, heat, hot| to the Pleasant Valley Open in Sut­ between Manchester and East Hart­ Victor Regalado and Lou Graham. year and we’ll have enough if I don't ning to top Norton Electric proposals will be received in kitchen duties and nightly best looking togs worn by any of the ford. California 49 54 .476 13 water and parking. ton, Mass., in luring big names, the Massengale was in a group with win anything else. I plan to take off Rice tops Weaver tabs Murray last night at Keeney, 17-14. the Office of the Director of cleanup. Apply in person at touring pros...Judging by the size of Seattle 46 63 .422 19 GHO is still big league. Best It has been reset for Saturday mor­ entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. who from the tour so I’ll be home when Three hits were General Services of the Town 643-1961 Fani's Kitchen, 1015 Main the crowd there are hunderds of peo­ ning at 11 o’clock at Shea Park in NEW YORK (UPI) - Boston Oakland 42 62 .404 20W produced by Jon Neuner of Manchester. Connecticut fgiM/ Housing Street after 2 p.m. testimony to that is the estimated lends hi"- name to the Jaycees charity the baby comes home in October," he Opportunitf ple out of work, on vacation, on long East Hartford. designated, hitter Jim Rice Wednesday’s Results not later than: 20.000 spectators that showed up event. Proceeds go toward Jaycee said. and Tom Yaconiello with REAL ESTATE CAREER- coffee breaks or lunch hours or Friday night the locals entertain Wednesday became the American Milwaukee 7, Geveland 4 AL rookie of year 11:00 A M. ED.ST- Trevino figures to be a contender Dave Minor, Dick Beloin, Earn $15,000 annually. Must yesterday to watch the Pro-Am retired. Many Manchester golfing halfway houses for the mentally August 23, 1977 Windsor Locks in a Zone Eight con­ for his first tour victory since last League Player of the Month for July Texas 12, Chicago 10 (12) John Leardi, Dave have license, or in process. which boasted fewer “name" figures buffs were on hand, several of whom retarded. in the closest voting of any month OAKLAND (UPI) — If there is a better rookie in the American League this At which time and place said Part timers considered. test starting at 6 o’clock at Eagle year’s Colonial Classic. The former Minnesota 11, IJetroit 1 Richards and Tony Holp Wtnlod 13 from the entertainment field than did not want their identify revealed Oosterhuis was anxious to start the this season. Kansas City 7, Toronto 4 year than Eddie Murray, Baltimore Orioles Manager Earl Weaver isn’t proposals shall publicly Ralph Pasek, Realtor 289- ever before. Field. Gooding each stroking a opened (or furnishing of all on a working day,..For many years Baltimore 8, Oakland 6 (10) aware of him. SALES POSITION - Straight 7475. “Thank you for coming," was the “I haven’t been watching that “This kid is the only man on our pair for the Bankers. materials, labor, equipment commissions, leads (urniined the Pro-Am was free and a clinic was California 5, New York 3 RN for office nursing position. greeting Davis made to spectators Debbie Austin leading close,” conceded Weaver Wednesday team who has played every game,” Ken Bruco and Jim and incidentals for the to homeowners. Call 242-5402. also offered with the late Paul Hahn, Boston 12, b a ttle 4 CONSTRUCTION OF WHITE Send resume to Box V, c/o that rimmed the greens to get a night after Murray hit two homers in said Weaver of Murray, “and he has Magowan were best for master of trick shots, the late Ed Tit*e$tone Today’s Games Norton with three hits BROOK DRAINAGE from PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Manchester Herald. glimpse of the accomplished actor- Await pairings SUNNINGDALE, a 10-inning 8-6 victory over the done everything we have asked of “Porky" Oliver in charge with help two eagles and four birdies Toronto (Jefferson 6-11) at Kansas Union Pond approximately 4.- Air Force recently announced singer. England (UPI) — Debbie Oakland A’s, “but as far as I’m con­ him and then some more. Look at his each, the latter having a HOMEWORKERS: $85.00 from the touring pros...Today the NEWPORT, R.l. (U PI)-Skippers on the 6,174-yard par-74 City (Leonard 10-9), N 600 feet southerly and easterly new openings for Individuals When he missed a 15-foot birdie Austin, who nearly quit cerned Eddie is a shoo-in for Rookie- numbers.” single, double and triple, with prior military service. If weekly addressing, stuffing Pro-Am is a money-maker with a of the foreign 12-meters here for the course to lead Judy Rankin Texas (Blyleven 10-9) at Chicago and teammates Wally to the vicinity of Phelps Road envelopes. Start Immediately. putt on the first he said he had an golf in May, was one stroke of-the-Year honors.” The numbers, as Weaver calls on Green Road. you nave been out (or less steep admission tag,..Brad Selwood, America’s Cup competition learned and South African Sally TIRE DEALS (Stone 10-7), N Pocius and Kevin Kelly than 5 years and are looking Details,' rush 25 cents Sc self in the lead with a six- them, add up to 18 homers. excuse - one eye, which brought a popular member of the New England Little by one stroke, San­ Ruppert Jones of the expansion Contract Documents in­ for "A Great Way of Life’ . addressed stamped envelope: their pairings for today's elimination under-par 68 going into Detroit (Rozema 10-4) at The A’s missed a chance to win in each hit safely twice. chuckle from the hundreds, many of Whalers, was almost lost in the races after a chance drawing dra Palmer and Pam Minnesota (Redfern 4-6), N Seattle Mariners and Mitchell Page cluding drawings and contact the Air Force im­ Bestco, 3209 N.W. 7$th whom had set up chairs and claimed Thursday’s second round of the bottom of the ninth when Tim mediately. Call 648-7440. Terrace, Dept. K1829, crowd. He played in the foursome Wednesday night from tickets folded Higgins, who both shot 70, Boston (Jenkins 7-7) at Oakland and Wayne Gross of the A’s have technical specifications are on vantage points long before the noon the $100,000 E uropean Hosley, who opened the inning with a WOMEN’S REC file at the office of the Direc­ Hollywood, Florida. 33024. with Davis which included defending into a mariner’s hat. Pat Bradley, and Bonnie (Mitchell 0-3), N played well as rookies, but Weaver hour foursome teed off. LPGA championship at the single and went to second on a Once again the final in­ tor of General Services champion Rik Massengale. His win­ The yachts Australia and the Lauer and Australia’s Jan says their accomplishments don’t RECEPTIONIST - Secretary, Golf carts are taboo in tourney Sunningdale Old Course. match up. sacrifice but was then trapped ning proved decisive as the located at the Municipal BOLTON ZONING ning score was 266 which was worth Swedish Sverige will race first. Ten Stephenson at 71. COMMISSION $140. Sales office seeking play but Davis and his co-attraction. "Before the Birmingham between second and third. East Hartford Racquet Building, 41 Center Street, bright individual for varied of­ $42,000. The same figure will be minutes later Australia's Gretel II "I played almost as well Manchester. Connecticut. Bob Hope, both used this method to Classic in the spring I had Club outlasted Lavallee fice (unctions. Pleasant per­ presented this year's winner, Sunday and France I will start off on the as I could play today. I feel Lobsters stop Caters sonality. Excellent typing and get from tee to green. Davis' special had enough of the way I with seven runs in the Copies of Contract Documents night about 5:30 - 6 o'clock. Satur­ same 13.5 mile course in Rhode to shoot a 68 is one of my seventh, 11-10. may be obtained by depositing LEGAL light steno needed. Small bore a Cadillac ornament on the grill. was playing,” she said. "I friendly office. Excellent day's and Sunday’s play will be Island Sound. biggest thrills of all time,” OAKLAND (UPI) — defeated Three hits were Fifty Dollars ($50.00) with the The little guy made a number of was at a point where I said Austin. Bateman cut NOTICE benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser­ telecast nationally...A1 Geiberger, This afternoon, the round-robin couldn’t see a sign of Terry Holladay of the Golden Gaters 6-1 Wednesday night produced by Liz Bickley, Director of General Services vices. 242 Trumbull St.. Hart­ friends by taking the time to pen his series will call Sverige and Gretel II “ My last tournam ent 19th hole SMITHFIELD, R.l. for each set of documents so During an executive session who set a PGA record with a 59 this to lead the Boston Lobsters to a 24-19 World Team Tennis Cindy Talaga and Bonnie ford. 549-5561. signature to an assortment of papers, anything good coming helped a lot because at (UPI) — Former Brown obtained. Each suen deposit on Wednesday, July 6, 1977. season, noted that “this is one course to start first and Australia and along.” overtime win and notch her 14th consecutive women's Godin of the Racquets wi(h books, scorecards and hats that were France I will follow. Pocono in Pennsylvania, University quarterback will be refunded to persons the Bolton ^ning Commis­ DENTAL-SURGICAL Assis­ where it can be broken." Tommy Since then she has picked 1% singles victory. COUNTRY CLUB Dee Burg, Cindy Crockett, submitting a Bid if the passed in front of him. He batted Bolt's 60 is the best one-day score at The drawing was held at the Ida like Sunningdale, you had Boston opened the match with Mike Estep and Greer Bob Bateman and nine sion voted to reject the zone tant. Wanted for oral sur- up three tournament titles Retired Swingers Diane Goodwin and Nancy drawings and Contract change request from Mrs. eon's Vernon office. Full 1.000 in public relations. Wethersfield in GHO play,...Among Lewis Yacht Club, where skippers to play a lot of shots that Stevens downing Frew McMillan and Francois Durr 6-2, other rookies and free f Someone asked how much does it and is ninth on the LPGA winners yesterday at the Roberts each getting a Documents are returned in Frances Hailston to her Ime, experience preferred. the amateurs in the field were Frank and race syndicate heads gathered would run up to the hole,” The loss ended McMillian and Durr’s consecutive win agents were released on pair. Send replies to Box R c/o cost to get Hope and other names, money list with $46,554. Manchester Country Club waivers Wednesday by the good condition within ten (10) property located on West Wilson and Dick Provost from for a captains meeting. she said. streak at nine, a WTT record. The Doors were paced by Street (Rt. 85), containing ap­ Manchester Herald. such as in the past, Jackie Gleason, Wednesday .she grabbed in the weekly play were New England Patriots. days after the Bid opening. 4 Manchester. Wilson is a former The Gaters tied the match at 8-8 in the second set when Linda Kucejko, Debbie proximately one acre. The to come to the GHO. the teams of Bill Corbett Also released by the The Town of Manchester WELDERS - Certified Air­ president at Ellington Ridge. Paul Tom Okker avenged his previous loss to Estep (7-5) by Triggs, Penny Gagnon and reasons (or rejection were: and Ross Laliberte and Bill Patriots were tight end reserves the right to waive craft type. Class A. First and Kuehn of ERCC was also entered. besting him 6-2. Mas! and Ed Ansaldi with Nancy Nassiff with two any informalities or to reject 1. To preserve the residen­ second shift. Full and part In women’s doubles, Navratilova and Stevens con­ Mark Seymour, quarter­ any or all Bids. tial character of the time. Apply J. T, Slocomb Co,. 73 scores. back Rudy McClinon, run­ hits each. Kathy Harrigan Woman hurt by puck 4-PMr POLYESTER CORD tinued to show why they own a 31-2 record with a 6-4 homered. Each Bidder must deposit neighborhood. 68 Matson Hill Road, South SNAP SHACK Third place went to Walt ning back Levi Jackson and 2. A Business Zone is not Glastonbury, Ct. triumph over Durr and Betsy Nagelsen. Ferguson with 74 with Alex Standings - Tikey 11-3, with his Bid, security in the The Gaters made a comeback in the fifth set, as center George Sergienko, amount, form and subject to required for the proposed use loses decision in court CHAMPION Eigner-Ed Shaw and B&J 10-4, Racquets 10-4, as presented. SALESMAN - Appllance-TV. FOX RUN MALL — GLASTONBURY all free agents; wide the conditions provided in the McMillan and Okker beat and Tony Roche George Blount and Stan Elks 8-6, Lavellee 3-11, Retail. Must have experience. Priest receivers Kenny Anderson Instructions to Bidders. The vote was four to one in Call Ernie's, 24^55l7. PROVIDENCE, R.l. lUPl) — A woman hit in the eye ATt-11 6-3 to make the score 23-19 and put the match in overtime. MIoganoski next with 75 Savings Bank 0-14. and Tony Perry, running Attention to Bidders is par­ favor of the denial. by a puck while watching a professional hockey game in FUJICA ST 605 SLR CAMERA rollsdbtcfc •IsekwAll But Roche held service to close out the match at 24-19. rounds. Philip Dooley, CARPENTERS-Experienced P lu slt.72 back Clifford Martin, CM VRTEROAk ticularly called to the 1970 IS not entitled to damages for her partial blindness, Ke.T. snd defensive end Dennis Fen­ Chairman in construction field, PLAINVILLE to^ptTS oM Urt. ‘ Farr's upended requirements as to conditions knowledge of various types of the Rhode Island Supreme Court has ruled. "A” siM 002-1 ton and offensive tackle Manchester Oil Heat last of employment to be observed home slaing helpful to open Sc In a unanimous Tuesday ruling, the high court upheld a S-rib dMign. and minimum wage rates to STADIUM tf lI O W f ll Stan Hillier, all rookies. night at Fitzgerald, 6-5, close homes for Insulating Superior Court dismissal of the claim of Sylvia Kennedy Plainville, Conn. ••WITH Rec girls^ swim team be paid under the Contract contractor. Steady work. Ron Roy collected two of Warwick and her husband for medical damages •kjuic* _____ 4 lasketballl No Bidder may withdraw his Invitation Group insurance. Good CASE" S1Z6 B lacliw aN W h itew all against the Providence Hockey Club Inc. 6*8 F.E.T. hits, one a homer, and Bid within sixty (60) days wages. Call Mr. Bernard SAT.. AUG. PM A78-13 IIM ttl.OO place in Indiana meet IM>$ drove in three runs for the To Bid Lozier, 649-5388, The decision said Mrs. Kennedy voluntarily took a risk SI 75 after the actual date of the The Manchester Board of MOOfID MITO RACES SALE PRICE B78-13 HAS UM 1 A5 SENIOR II \ Six runs in the last inning North Enders. Rick when she bought tickets for seats not shielded from the C 7804 ' UM UM Bid opening. Education seeks bids for 5 01 The Manchester Rec man. ’They placed third, CTAAC 34 (Kevin Tyler Migliore and John Mace PART TIME ice at the American Hockey league game. 078-14 HM U.U 7 OQ enabled Nelson's to post a Robert B. Weiss. Fuel Oil for the 1977-1978 JANITOR/CLEANERS $3,000.00 Purte E 7 8 I4 UM Swim Club competed in the sixth, seventh, eighth and 14, Ed Gustamachio 18), She claimed the hockey club "negligently failed to ap­ HM 7 53 come-from-behind win each added two hits while General Manager school year. Sealed Needed. Ehiry morning. 6 to 9 F78-14 UM UM 2 37 National Junior Long ninth individually. Rats 29 (Kevin Flynn 12). .lack Hughes, Jim Granato prise” them of the danger of sitting near the ice at a 1970 G78 14 t M t UM over Regal's last night at 066-7 proposals will be received a.m., 6 day week. Few * 139” 2 S3 Distance Championship at The boys’ team placed evening openings. 6:30 to 9 Providence Reds game. H 7814 S 1J0 UM 2 .7 3 Nike. 12-11. and Mike Pillon were in until 11:00 A.M., August 17. G78-15 MM UM 2 59 Lake Clare, H untin^n, fourth and consisted of SENIOR III Pacing the winning the two-hit class for the 1977, at which time they :30. Must have own transpor- Court records showed the Kennedys sat in seats four H78-16 Ullon. Call 649-5334 UM MM 2.79 Ind., last Sunday. Robert Michaud, Roger Raunchy 41 ( Joe Reisen offense was Bill Magnotta Oilers. will be publicly opened. rows up from the ice. A shield at the edge of the rink L78 IS UM UM 3 0 9 Order Your 1 DAY KOOACOLOR, SAW, AND EKTACHROME Mimehester girls’ team Whitham and Bill Halldin. 10, Bob Hartnett 9), Bake with four hits. Doug Nelson F rid a y n ig h t a t 6. Specifications and bid CARPENTER-Experienced protected only spectators in the first three rows. was second in the three- Ii h I**M'v They placed 13th, 14th 15th 38 (Scott Hansen 16, Jim added three more While the Highland Park Market and forms may be secured at and capable of handling men. The woman testified that at previous games she saw pin NMtt ' FILM PROCESSING ' mile swim. The team was the Business Office, 45 N. respectively. Adams 12). losers were paced by Mike the Jaycees meet in a bat­ “ Happy Knowledge of all types of pucks hit the plexiglass shield and fly into the crowd. STORI HOURS made up of Bridget Ander­ Mel Siebold won the Albatross 40 ( Sam School Street, Manchester. home siding helpful. Steady Danfcel’s South Windsor Tire, Inc. Maloney, Steve Cassano tle of second and third work. Company benefits “The only reasonable inference suggesting itself to us Mon. thru Thura. 9:30-0.-00 P.M . son, Beth MacDonald, Masters Mile setting a Harrison 16, Chuck Cohen Connecticut. Raymond E. $4 Adm. 0 to under 12 yra. and Jim LaChapelle with place teams with the Thought” De4hers, Business available to qualified can­ is that she knew there was a risk that the puck would take 633-2311 Friday 9:30-9KIO P.M. 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Rto.$) Clare McDermott, Debra record for the 40-44 age 12), .Junior AC. 35 (Brian 99* Under 0 yre. tree. two hits each. Pete Ramey winner advancing to the Manager. didate. Call Mr. Bernard flight and come to rest somewhere in the crowd " Justice ______S a t HI 5:30 Clough and Wendy Sted- group. Moran 12) Lozier. 849-5368. Thomas Kelleher wrote. 280-9381 collected a home run. two tournament. Today! 0^ 1-8 1 PAGE SIX -B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 4. 1977

H i p W u iM 13 H i p Wanted 13 23 Ho/h m Fw Safa □ EDUCATION Homaa For Safa 23 Homat For Safo 23 National Weather Forecast P fh lp Infinictfont IB TOOL AND REMEDIAL READING and She H erato math; Individualized work MATIU nrogram, (lat-8tfa grade) by CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Maater's degree teacher. 56^ DIE MAKERS 8075. First class only. □ REAL ESTATE PHONE 643-2711 SorvfcM OHorod Homaa For Safa 23 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD All around machinists CAM TREE Service - Free es­ ALUMINUM Siding does need timates, discount senior cleaning. Free demonstration COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg citizens. Company Farm, with three story bam. Dutch Colonial — $139,900 I tlMNIAIUtlS and esfimate. 0 K Cleaning dntimatic NC operator Manchester owned and Service, Coventry, Conn, 742- Butler-type building. Power Beautiful custom built builders home. 4-5 extra large operated. Call ^ 1 ^ . ADVERTISING plant, and other out Wldings, Mrooms. huge family room with 12 foot long stone 6733. RATES with experience lus Three Lovely Homes. DISTINCTIVE U ft R Swiss fireplace-ceiling to floor-raised hearth. Sliders to deck, EXPERT TREE Removal - Ifers Invited. B/W Realty, Chalet. Located high on a bill. huge kitchen with loads of cabinets, 2 separate ovens, one COMPLETE LAWN CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Free estimates. Insured. maintenance • Lawns, $5 and Homes, Additions, Repairs, 1 dty 11< word pfr day g647-1419. This four bedroom, 3 bath micromatic, slate foyer. 2Vi baths, decorated in Italian Working Manchester area for Hedges, $10 and up. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, 3 dayi 10c word por day Top wages Fringe benefits chalet offers unique modem AVMLMUSI style. 1st floor laundry room and sewing room, all over eight years. Reasonable. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy VriWIATMta KOTOCAtT • B^ing, and fertilizing. 647 345-2009. 6 days 9c word p«r day living. Ample closet space. 2 hardwood floors, stone and cedar front, 2-car garage,- Call,_ A tl^ute Tree Expert Flooring 26 days 6c word per day Good working condlUons intersection. Large seven car garage, 2 fireplaces, large Co., 742-6591. IS words $2 00 minimum room home, large lot. $35,000. lot. Mid $70's. Keith Real Modem electric doors, burglar and fire alarm svstems. centrallv For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Aug. 5. Thursday night TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY FLOOR SANDING A Happy Ads $2 30 inch air conditioned, thermopane windows, 1500 gal .oil tank. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. EsUte, 6464126, 649-1922. will find some shower activity near the lower Lakes region Carpentry and general con­ Refinishing. Floors like new. Built in 1976. Other features too numerous to mention. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ attics, garages, yards tracting. Residential and Paragon Tool Co. and in parts of the south Atlantic states. Fair to partly niture repaired, refinishlng, cleaned, moving, trucking. No waxing. (Specializing in $30,900. SIX Room Cape. SIX ROOM RANCH with new l-Bodrooin commercial. Whether it be a older floors). Staining floors. cloudy elsewhere with heat and humidity increasing in the touch-up work. House calls Loam for sale, wwn service. small repair job, a custom 121 ADAtMS STREET Heatolator fireplace,‘ 'epla enclosed kitchen and ceramic tiled Century 21 East. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate and service calls, pick up and Ceilings. In-outside painting. porch, large lot. Good buy. No job too big or small. 568- built home or anything in MANCHESTER, CT. bath. Firpelaced living room, Apaitiwntsl maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 ( 861. Boston delivery. 569-2867 days or 8522. between, call 646-1379. Morso Stove Dealer. John Hutchins Agency 646-3166. large rec room, plus fourth JACKST0N7AVAHTE 68 (90), Chicago 69 ( 87), Cleveland 68 ( 85), Dallas 76 (94), after 5. Verfaille, 646-5750, 872-2222. 647-9935 bedroom. Two car attached Denver 55 (78), Duluth 52 ( 70), Houston 72 ( 93), Jacksonville ODD JOBS - Landscaping, NEWTON SMITH - garage. Large treed lot. Only >180 64B -131B UWNS MOWED. Trucking, yard clean-up, shrubbery FLOOR SANDING A 71 (91), Kansas City 67 (86), Little Rock 70 (91), Los Angeles Remodeling, Repairing. Rec REFINISHING. Floors like $39,900. Keith Real Estate 6 ^ trlmmlnng and tree work, etc. work, driveway sealing, tree rooms. No job too small. 649- 4126, 649-1922. per month 66 (75), Miami 79 ( 88), Minneapolis 58 ( 76), New Orleans 74 646-8864 or 647-1240. new. No waxing (specializing •CENTURY 21* A Home With A History (89), New York 71 (87), Phoenix 82 (103), San Francisco 55 service and light trucking a ' 3144. MAINTENANCE Supervisor - Includes wail to wall| painting. Call John, 649-5517 in older floors). Staining Manche$ter & Vicinity SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean (74), Seattle 56 ( 74), St. Louis 69 ( 90), Washington 71 (90). floors. Ceilings. In-outside For health care faciuty. Elec­ carpeting, heat, ho' CLUTTERED ATTICS & Brett, 64^0136. CARPENTRY A Masonry - trical and mechanical skills six room Cape with stone 1760 James Goalee Colonial Cellars? Will haul unwanted painting. Morso Stove Dealer. GENERAL OFFICE water and parking. Additions and remodeling. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- desired. Contact Mel $32,500 — Laka Hayward. fireplace, aluminum siding, items for you reasonably. Cali Fre estimates. Call Anthony 2222. CLERK NEEDED Thurston, Meadows Convales­ Three bedroom summer attached garage, tree shad^ 6 4 3 -1 9 6 1 |849-1816, or 568-0322, for free Squillacote, 649-0811. ADVERTISING yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real A. estimates. ••••••••#••••••••••••••••• to do light typing and cent Center, 333 Bidwell home. Fireplace, fully fur­ Iq u tl HsuaAig •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••sssstsssssssgsss Painting-Papparlng 32 DEADLINE bookkeeping, phone work, Street, 647-9193. Extension 21. EsUte, 6464126 649-1922. OpportuHhr 23 B umIh m P ro pg rty 26 CARPENTRY - Repairs, H ousehold Goods 40 nished, aluminum exterior. Homo* For Solo BRICK, BLOCK, Stone filing and billing. remodeling, additions, gar­ 12 00 noon the day before $34,600 — Tw o badroom ANDOVER-Charming four Fireplaces, concrete. PAINTING - interior and REFRIGERATORS publication Experience helpful but will HAIRDRESSER with MAJESTIC FOUR Bedroom MANCHESTER Shopping exterior, paperhanging, ages, rooofing. Call David HAPPY managers license. Call 528- Condo. Central air, rec room expandable Cape. 2Vi- Colonial. Immaculate in and Center. On Main Street. Room Chimney repairh. No job too Patria, 644-1796. Washers, ranges, used, Deadline tor Saturday and i train. acres with view of Andover small. Save. Call 6 4 ^ 5 6 for excellent work. References. guaranteed and clean. New 3149, evenings. 568-4971. room, carport, all offers for expansion. Great poten­ M onday is 12 00 Noon Friday Lake. $36,900 or make offer. MANCHESTER-By owner. out. Two car attached garage. estimates. Free estimates. Fully in­ 30th considered. Priceless view. Only $48,900. tial. 1-617-648-0400. Rooling-Siding-Chimnay 34 shipment damaged, GE and I Reply Box U Lessenger Sells. 6464713. Six room aluminum sided sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Frfgidaire. Low prices. B. D. 4 EXCELLENT Opportunity - Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. The Manchester $35,000 — Four badroom Cape on heavily treed comer ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars 4431. Pearl and Son, 649 Main PLEASE READ I BIRTHDAY For man to learn wholesale lot in desirable Bowers School A tto fi P ro p w iy 27 BIDWELL Home Improve­ Evening Herald hardware business. Pleasant Colonial. IVk baths, gar­ $27,900 Reduced. Nicely and attics. Moving large ment Co. Expert installation Street. 643-2171. Main Street. area. Wall-to-wall carpeting, MANCHESTER-Seldom appliances, also stone or loam QUALITY PAINTING and 643-2171. YOUR AD conditions. Green Hardware, age, 200 foot deep lot. redone five room Cape. Quiet available! 8 room custom of aluminum siding, gutters I Doug Morency Needs your personal touch. location. Garden area, won’t fireplace, dishwasher, garage VERMGNT delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. Paper Hangina by Willis 522-1107. and garden area. City utilities Ranch. Four bedrooms, stone Schultz. Fully insured, and trims. Roofing installa­ Classified ads are taken over $36,900 — Charming last. Lessenger Sells, 646-6713. Lakafront Cottage tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- BABY ITEMS, convertible the phone as a convenience. and very low heating costs. u.Rs£3SS~r •- fireplaced family room, 2W VINYL REPAIR - We can fix references. 649-4343. I ® COMMUNICATIONS Cable. homa. baths, 2-car attached garage. 9109. carriage, stroller, swing set, The Herald is responsible for I Love g GAS STATION 2 bedrooms (3rd un­ $23,900-Five room Aluminum Low $40's. No agents. Call 647- Eight room totally renovated to combine $12,GGG sofas, chairs, cars etc. No seasoned firewood. Gola only one incorrect insertion and Inc. needs extruder trainees, finished), garage. Private 9826. Cali Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, Two Bodroom Collogo on HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Barb & the Kids ij: ATTENDANT- Part time. machine operators, second sided Ranch. Two car garage, modern convenience and true Colohial charm. need for expensive rec- HORACE Tetrault - Siding, custom drapes with rod, then only to the size of the yard with fruit trees. Love­ 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., boMUtllul Liko Dunmor. covering. 568-5678. painted for $l50-$200 by brown / orange / gold print original insertion Errors which g g Neat, good personality. Must shift only 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. (A-acre plus, private beach Three good-siied bedrooms, 2 full baths, 3 Manchester Office, 647-9139. Complotoly furnlohod. Small roofing, storm windows, aw­ have drivers license and not ly neighborhood. r ^ t s . Lessenger Sells, 646- MANCHESTER-Beautiful 8 scheduling now. Professional custom drapes, more curtains do not lessen the value of the Starting pay $3.50 an hour room Condo. 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, living room, dining room, keeping Equal Housing Opportunity. down poymont. Call SO. VT. considers any lob. 289-9287, nings. Quality workmanship, advertisement will not be cor­ afraid to hustle. This is an (on $37,900 — Older Tw o LAND CO. Inc. REWEAVING burns, holes. with rods. Best offer. M9-55M, after two months training full, and 2 half baths, kitchen ••#••••••••••••••••••••••• evenings or weekends, Don. free estimates. Fully Insured. rected by an additio/tal inser­ call basis) day or night posi­ period. Full benefits. 5 Glen Family. Aluminum siding. room, den and lovely spacious kitchen, much •02-2S4-G36l, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 872-9187, 649-3417. keep trying. tion with breakfast counter, all Lott-Lend for Sale 24 Window shades, Venetian tion. You will be guaranteed Road, Manchester. Needs redecorating. original paneling. Situated on 2 acres i n waakdaya and avat. H ip Wanted 13 H ip Wanted 13 at least 20 hours per week. appliances, central air, fully G02-382-eeS2 wooktnda blinds. Keys. TV for rent. PAPER HANGING Expert. FOR SALE- 3 Door Dropleaf Excellent investment. cameted, luxurious paneled Glastonbury with fully reconstructed barn. BUILDING LOT For Sale - Your average paper, in SPECIALIZING cleaning and Only prerequisite is (if we HELP WANTED - Concrete ★ ★ Asking$77,900. Call Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- repairing chimneys, roofs, Pine Hutch. $275. I Door, 1 call-you haul) Stickles $54,900 - Capa. 4 ana carpeted rec room. Large Henry Street. Near schools. 5221. average room, $30. Mr. Drawer Pine Dry Sink, $125. laborers. Call 875-1103 after 8 FOUR YEAR OLD, seven Richman. 646-3864. new roofs. Free estimates. 3() H ip Wanted 13 Sunoco, 50 Tolland Tpke. No bedrooms, fireplaced room Colonial. Three patio, with grill, pool, tennis, No brokers. Call 646-4528. P—l EsfstB IVanftd 28 Call 872-4003, anytime. p.m. many extras. 646-6040 after 7 Years Experience. Howley, phone calls. living room, formal dining bedrooms, 2W baths, ALLIED Real Estate CARPENTRY - All types of 643-5361. ENGINEERS p.m.. Invutmant Proparty 25 ALL CASH For your property, carpentry; Remodeling, PAINTER NEEDS Work - TEN PIECE DEVOW Sec- INSURANCE. Greater Ver­ room, walk-out basement, carpeting throughout, 16 x 32 Interior, Exterior Painting, Plant Mgr. - Wire & Cable To 30 K PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE inground pool, fireplace, at- 633-8993 within 24 hours. Avoid Rm roofing, siding. No job too ROOFER WILL Install roof tional sofa. Beige Herculon non Insurance agency seeks garages, 1,800 square feet Tape, Instant Service. Hayes small. Free estimates. 644- Papering, by the hour or job. fabric, scotchguard. Brand MFG Engr. - Process To 22 K Full time. B.S. and public experienced person to work in living area. Uched garage, family room, MANCHESTER. Executive Residential, Commercial. siding or gutters for low dis­ health nursing preferred. Call wash area with laundi^ shoot, Condominiums...deep in the Corporation, 646-0131. 3079. new. Must sell. 649-7433. MFG Eng. - Tooling To 22 K auto and home owner depart­ MANCHESTER- Two Family Summer homes, apartments, count price. Call Ken at 647- t«g*gggg«t**ggggggtggggggg pis[HOOlBUSiDi' Manchester Public Health $38,900 — Andovar laka Many more extras. Asking woods of Manchester. Priced NEW TO MARKET-East Elllnglon Q. C. Eng. - Electronics To 21 K ment. '■ _ and rating skills F lat, 3 A 4. Aluminum Hartford. Excellent value in 3 SELLING your house? Call us WINDOW CLEANING - windows puttied. 20 years 1566. Nursing Association, 647-1481 requiri Reply to Box S, c/o front. 2 bedroom year $51,900. Call 643-9262 for ap­ at just $42,900 which includes CHGICE Industrial Eng. - Generalist To 19 K between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. round Ranch, kitchen with storms, aluminum siding. 2 Bedroom Cape. Convenient first and we'll make you a Commercial A Residential. experience! Will Travel. E. □ MISC. FOR SALE r; ..H';.!.'', Manchester Herald. pointment, after 5. 94 Hem private swimming pool, ten­ car garage. Deep lot. Pius Commercial site. 14 acres with Davis, 649-0495. Heating-Plumbing 38 Electronic Eng. • Controls To 19 K An equal opportunity affir­ appliances, huge stone Street. yet low traffic area. Attrac­ cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Full insured. Free estimates. nis, carpeting ana individual many extras. Excellent condi­ tive spacious rooms, garage, froatage on Rte. 30 and Rte. 140. Process Eng. - Machining To 18 K mative action employer. fireplace, aluminum sided. controlled heating and air con­ Realtor, 643-1577. Call Quality Maintenance In­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Artlelaa for Sale 41 m DENTAL Receptionist - tion. Priced to sell, low $40s. above ground pool. Call Includes 2.000 sq. ft. building with corporated, 646-8845. PROFESSIONAL Painting: Controls Eng. - Electronics To 18 K Secretary. East Hartford. ditioning. Just a few remain Paul J. Correnti, Real Estate, Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. pit, compressors, welding equip­ cleaned with electric cutters, TRUCK DRIVER FOR Fur­ ★ ★ at this low price. Cali today. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Interior A Exterior, Commer­ ^ professionals. McKinney ALUMINUM sheets used ss Process Eng. - Plasties To 18 K Willing to train. Must be per- 643-5363. Manchester Office, J. Watson ment. Eicellent location for shop­ property. Let us eimlain our ED’S LIGHT Trucking - cial A Residential. Free es­ 0 niture delivery. Apply sonabte. Able to work in­ CENTURY 21 Builder 646-8727, 646-6555, ping center. Auto Dealer. Call for Bros. Sewage Disposal printing plates, .007 thick, [VbcI MFG Eng. ■ Process Machining To 17 K Beach Co., 647-9139. Equal lair proposal. Call Mr. Cellars and attics cleaned. timates. Fully insured. 646- Watkins Warehouse 91 Elm dependently. Typing essen­ $47,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive - Evenings 649-1294. betaiis. Commpany, 643-5308. 23x32", 25 cents each or Sifor o " 0 Metallergist - Heat Treat To 17 K Street, Manchester. Ask For JACKSTON/ Offered by the Housing Opportunity. Belfiore, 647-1413. Trees cut. Free estimates. 4879. $1. Phone 643-2711. tial Send resume to Box SS, In the choice Manchester 646-1943. Q. C. Eng. - Machining To 17 K Mr. Leboeuf. AVANTE Green area. Owners hate to LOMBARDO c/o Manchester Herald, IMMACULATE, COLONIAL-Seven rooms, set MAY WE BUY your home? J.P. LEWIS A SON-Interlor PLUMBING and Heating - A UNIFORMS WANTED ■ Cub u u Industrial Eng. • MTM Generalist To 17 K 646-1316 leave this seven room Colonial 'far back on large wooded lot. AND ASSOCIATES HOUSECLEANING: Jobs COMPLETELY Quick, fair, all cash and no and exterior painting, Fast service. ReasonaDle DELIVERY AND STOCK C(X)KS AND Dishwashers - with 1 1/2 baths, new PHILBMGK R ealtors 649-4003 Scouts, Boy and Girt Scouts, Time Study Eng. MTM To 15 K REMODELED Older home. Immediate occupancy, $41,500 problems. Call Warren E. wanted in Manchester/Bolton paperhanging, and rates. Licensed. Cali Ron, 643- Brownies, nurses. East CLERK-Full time, steady Part time nights. Apply at carpeting, fireplace, etc., or offer. Lessenger Sells 646- area. $4.00 an hour. Design - Electronic To 15 K work for wholesaler in loaded with extras. Start Fully carpeted throughout. 3 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. remodeling. Fully insured. 6567. Catholic School. 649-1225. Tacorral, Broad Street, bedrooms, IW baths, beautiful 8713. Experienced. 649-0692. 849-9658. Chemist - Textile To 14 K Manchester. Some heavy lif­ Manchester. MANCHESTER - Ranch. packing and call T.J. AGENCY ting. Good driving record Crockett, Realtors, 6^-1577. rec room with bar. Screened DRIVERS Most of the above are local positions and all fees paid Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, in porch. All appliances. by employers. Call or send resume in confidence to: required. Phone for appoint­ WAITRESS - Part time small down payment. Good in­ BOLTON CENTER - ment, 643-9147. Large fenced in yard with Colonial with spectacular FOR Joe Konetkl, Q$M Auoclates nights. Apply at Tacorral, terest rate. Owner will pooL Low $40s. No agents. Broad Street, Manchester. assume mortgage. 25 years Call owner, 647-1925. view. Eight rooms, 2 baths, SCHOOL BUSES 242 Trumbull Street, Htfd. 246-8837 WANTED; Permanet part payment. Call anytime, 649- 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, A l / time, days and evenings, over OlutoillMinr U DENTAL ASSISTANT - East BILL TUNSKY MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 on beautifully landscaped Training eiarit now lor 18 preferred. Three to five Hartford. Orthodontic office. NEW LISTING .....''iiriiiiiiiiiwtniT"^ days per week. Apply Wendy's bedroom homes with 2 or 3 level lot. $39,900. . ★ ALUMINUM* VINYL SIDINO qualified people to learn Experienced preferred. EAST HARTFORD View of Minnechaug Golf Coutm baths, 2 car garage. City to drive echool bui part- Old Fashioned Hamburgers, Excellent opportunity for Manchester line. Six room from this super clean Ranch. 2 or 3 (20 Colon To Chooso Prom) TEA CH ER WHO IS 360 Broad Street. 10:30 to 11 water, city sewers. Ideal loca­ EAST CENTER STREET Builders, Plumbers, Remodslera, time In Manchester or CERTIFIED in Spanish and mature, personable in­ picture book Ranch. Brick bedrooms, oversized 2 car garage, tion near 1-84. Priced right :30 a m. or 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Office Building — 1st floor Electricians, Heel Estate B roken end H O USE front, fireplace, custom ★ AWNIN08 A CANOPIES Vsrnon In September. English for the Coventry High dividual. Full time. Call corner fireplace, new roof, newly from $58,990. For total infor­ School. Call Dr. Donald J. RNs LPNs between 9 - 12. and 1 - 5 , 569- kitchen, garage. Low $40's. painted exterior, manicured lawn, used by Dentist, waiting Seleamen — Call Us lor Spoelal EXPERIENCED JOHN mation call Builder: 643-9797 M coletti, at 742-8913. An Opening available. 2461. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. plus many extras. Priced in the or 646-6555; Eves 643-1357 or room, receptionist room, 3 Prices on your Appliance Neede end Servlcee... ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS Equal opportunity Employer. Full time 3 to 11. DEERE DOZER AND low 50’s. private offices A lab. Plus backhoe operator. Call 742- 649-3731. Part time 7 to 3. SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine apt. on 2nd. floor with good Phona 649-9095 Mkiimum Requirements 6190. r room Custom Ranch. Two LOMBASDO 443-440 HARtroRD ROAD MANCHESTER HALF TIME CAREER BEAUTIFUL THREE income. $48,500. G baths, cast iron baseboard PHONE 647-0097 FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS 1 5 years good driving GUIDANCE SPECIALIST for AHD ASSOCIATES BEDROOM- Rec room, Coventry Public School-2tx heat, central air conditioning, experience. Please apply in person- THERE'S A World waiting for M ,.,a0 3 fireplace living room Con­ SALT BOX Circa 1720, WEEK CARRIERS 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes days per week. Must be cer­ you...as an Avon Represen­ dominium. Many extras. To 2. No criminal record. Corp. 646-0131. beautifully restored on 66 tified as a ^Idance counselor. ROCXVIUi MEMORUL tative. You meet new people see today, call 643-1977. choice acres, including 32- 3. Good physical condition. Will consider candidate who NURSING HOME and have excellent earnings. has internship to do. Call Dr. NEEDED VOLPl ROAD, BOLTON - acre apple orchard, large W, H, ENGLAND 4 Proper attitude 22 SOUTH STREET Better than sitting at home? Country living in this large bam and stocked pond. Donald NIcoIettI, at 742-8913. Call 523-9401. for MANCHESTER 5. Clean Appearance. Equal Opportunity Employer. ROCKVILLE, CONN. Colonial with a beautiful view. Magnificent Luxury Manchester and Family room, patio, first floor CONDOMINIUM TOWN- 6. Be available for work laundry, four good sized HOUSE, 7 rooms, modern during the entire AUTO BODY MAN •k East Hartford areas ^ Tel. 643-5144 experienced painter, good bedrooms. Buy now and pick kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2Vt -JmmmemmmmmmstmasmmmmaM COMPANY school year SECRETARY-Receptionist. to dallvar tha your own paint and carpet baths,, family room. Wall starting rate, 40 hours a week, Monday through Friday, 9 to ASSISTANT ygPVlHO MASICHePTKK OYKP 60 YM AY' - : > A . good mnge benefits. Call 688- Manchaatar Evaning colors. Call Peterman Agen­ to wall throughout. Im­ ‘Hardware & Building Materials 5. Phone, clerical duties. Send MANAGER TRAINEE cy, 649-9404, or 644-8659. 2233. resume to Box W c/o Harald maculate condition. $37,- iF or Health & Beauty Aid chain 900, 255 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER m : .;e of All Kinds" Manchester Herald. lExperience in super market, dru^ Call VOLPl ROAD, BOLTON - AM and/or PM Routes $$$$$$ Experienced or in- ■store or deoartment store. Flexi I Your Complete One Slop Headquarters experlenceu licensed real es­ 647-9946 How about this lovelv Dutch CAPE — 6 rooms, living BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. Please call John Thrall at WANTED EXPERIENCED Ible shift scnedule Apply Friday Colonial? Four bearooms, For Building Materials & Hardtcarel tate people wanted, to join |A u g u s t Sth , 1 to 6 room, dining room, 3 n PHONE B4B-B201 VOLKSWAGEN MECHANIC 643-2414 progressive Century 21 office. large fireplaced familv room. bedrooms, new kitchen For regular tune ups. Call Placed on the countryside on a cabinets and counters, full any wsskday morning Thorough training, top com­ Ron, 647-9550. BROOK'S DISCOUNT large lot. Nearing completion. missions, over 60 new homes I 277 Watt Middle Tpke. S h e H e r a ld basement, treed yard. $33,- INSULATE NOW balora 9:00 for an Intsr- Can Peterman Agency, 649- r' vlaw. available soon. For personal ENERGETIC MAN To work Mancheeter 9404 or 644-8659. Older gracious home full of charm. Two bedrooms (3rd 900,00 and we will give you e and confidential interview, with outside salesman. Will call Sid Green, Century 21 i f i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦□ bedroom unfinished). Garage. Original stained COLONIAL - Near D4277 train. Hourly rate. Phone FOR SALE - Home in Maine. woodwork. Lovely private yard. Residential area. Don't Jackston Avante, 646-1316. evenings, Mr. Hainsey, 646- In the country, 44’ x 26’ Ranch High School, 7 rooms, 4 Free Thermostat evenings 646-4153. miss this one. Owner anxious. $36,900. Buglneit Opportunity 14 with three Bedrooms and a bedrooms, IW baths, large Timer Controlled • Efficient • Saves You Moneyll FULL TIME CLEANING three acre lot. Garage In base­ Century 21 eat-in' kitchen, formal N i l .. MAN- Call 633-1691. CHILD CARE-Mature, SMALL ENGINE Service ment. $38,000. Can 207-746- dining room, fireplace, 2- reliable individual to care for 647-9621 Corporation expanding dealer 51M or 207-429-9830 for more JACKSTON/AVANTE car garage. $39,5(io. SALES Representative for seven year old after school, MACHINE SHOP HAS OPENING network. No experience information. 1-800-832-7003 motor freight carrier in Hart­ housekeeping desirable, Apple necessary. Complete training 646-1316 ford area. Move ahead with a Hill area. Glastonbury, SIX ROOM Cape with CONTEMPORARY program. $500. investment RANCH - With 12 rooms, service-minded organization. transporation preferred. 633- for a compression mold required to start your own Dormer. Living and dining INSULCORP nSlICHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. Salary, fringe benefits in­ 0032 after 6. business. Ideal for retired or room, kitchen, newly in executive neighborhood, ENERGY CONSERVATION ENGINEERS cluding pension, group in­ repairman with experience. part time. Details on request. renovated, three bedrooms, with adjoining Inlaw apart­ 996 HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 311 Main street 646-2130 surance, car. Send resume to ACCURATE TYPIST -With Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field fireplace, full basement, gar­ GET MORE with ment. Main house has Hartford Despatch, Attention clerical skills, for various Training Division Box 619„ age, very clean, $39,900. large sunken living room, W. Crowley, Box 8271, East duties, needed for receiving Wading River, New York. Charles Ponticelli and Son, FIATURINO: Good wages, fringe benefits. formal dining room, -.1 ■ - Hartford, Connecticut, 06108 and shipping department. 11792. 646-1540, 6464800. Cm Im i Otb^bb • Mp C m n Interviewing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. ISEWRY baths, 4 bedrooms, master E.O.E. bedroom with dressing - Dynamic hfital Products Co,, MANCHESTER - Immaculate Reply Box T SERVICE BUSINESS earn JrEAL ESTATC SEfMZES area, family room, large Inc., 422 North Main Street, $800 per week. Minumum six room Ranch. Three WbbPvovbr HBfIMaB 4 ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS-In Manchester. 646-4048. bedrooms, fireplace, central game room with pool table, Uewf 00m feebtm Manchester, Vernon and sur­ down paayment. Call 233-0205. iHO PATH O m $ tk ¥ IC t c/o Manchester Herald air conditioning, aluminum MANCHESTER — Super cltan tlx room Capo on plus extra building lot. rounding areas. For wide siding, beautiful landscaped, lEMPII’S awake person of neat WANTED DEALERS to in­ A real Show piece. $40’s. qulal atrool. FIroplacod living room, 3 bodrooma, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE CARPET A FLOOR C0VERIN6 Conderino's appearance, and good stall sprayed foam insulation garaga, aluminum aiding. $38,900. character. Steady work-no RN's - LPN's in ola and new buildings. Hayes Corp. 6484131. AREA — Immaculate 7 Connsethut’s Lsrgsst Floor Coyoting Drapery Shop layoffs. Life Insurance- Tremendous energy saver. room Cape, country D s s fs r Enjoy iht Boouiy of NMdcd for ttalf rollol In Every home and building Medical Insurance-Pension- $47,900 • TWO Family flat on MANCHESTER — Older tlx room Colonial In kitchen, fireplaced living OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9-S Cu$tom Window 99 Summer Street ■roa convalotcont DEALERS ownerU t t i i c i can ArCiu useu o v it,Ik. andaAJvs canv a n saveo c a w Benton Street. An unusual but 77 ' Incentive Bonus. Aggressive room, 4 bedrooms, rec then up to 50% of their heating bualnasa xona. Excallant condition Uiroughout, THURSDAY S FRIDAY 1-9 Mancheiter management program in homaa. YOUR choica of desirable home. Where can 2-car garaga. room, large treed lot. $M, _____ Phone lAR-raN effect. Earning opportunity of bills. We train you how to in­ you find- a two family with 30M W n 8M jw eh9il9r 14941 Space does not permit a full location, ahifl, and daya. stall. No fees of any kind. We 900. This five bedroom, four bath $275 per week to start. Phone Full or part lima. Call 643- TWO fireplaces, TWO WANTED are interested only in selling Franklin stoves, TWO car gar­ COVENTRY — New Hating. Sevan room Ralaod dream house has so many description of the commodious 872-4515, between 9 a.m. and 2 9516. 2-FAMILY DUPLEX, 5 A kitchen with its island wet unit p.m.. An Equal Opportunity this foam insulation that we age, TWO relatively new gas Ranch on chlld-aafo cul-do-aac, 3 bodrooma, 2 5, living room, dining SUMMER CLEARANCE distinctive features, a book Employer. manufacture. Can be applied heating systems, TWO not portaMtgasgriRs would be needed to decribe it and many extras, but note that MO A ASSISTANCE all year round. WRITE: water neaters? One unit va- hill balha, 2 llraplacaa, 2 car garaga. Mid $40’a. room, kitchen, 2 b^rooms especially well-equipped New roof, new gutters, completely. So, study the plan NOTICE SEVERAL PART TIME third OF NORTHEASTERN CT.,MC. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Imperial Coatings

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PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug, 4, 1977 1 School organi. 1 Look ilyly zsGon (abbr.) 2 Aquatic bird Charlea M. Schultz 4 Ecuador 3 High (Lat) Autoa For Bala t 1 Auloa fa r Bala t1 Autos For Bala 67 Autoa F o r Bala capital 4 Strange Dear Abby 9 Tima zona 5 Patriotic IM ATTOPIKI^IL !§^(K1I)^ (abbr.) monogram 12 Snakalika fish 6 Chriitian BE S/IFEI VO USB l E R X / By Abigail Van Buren 13 Thaatsr lymbol ^ you SURE ^ I COULD HAVE BEEN I'LL BE yoUR lUATCHPOe, anandant 7 Mound TOOK yOUR MU66EP TUIENTV TIMES USE TMvELtB'S 14 Fllghtlais bird 8 Synthetic ANP I'LL SIT OUT HERE DEAR ABBY: My best friend's mother died recently, 16 Davour 9 Surrounding SWEET TIME ByNowiANYWAysNOOpy ON THE PORCH, BUT I TRAVELER'S CHECKS, But and I attended her wake. There were many people there. 16 Tripod (prefix) 6EniN60VER LEFT 50 you HAVE TO WON'T UIEAI^ THAT! Most of them were telling jokes, drinking and laughing as 17 Towel 10 Soot HEK,CHUCK 56 MV WATCHOOS... CHECKS! I ' M A F P A IP 18 Tool 11 Pott if they were at a wedding or some kind of celebration. 33 Ordnance 49 Pack it in 20 Laavss out 19 Modern , I thought it was disgusting, and it made me both angry 35 For example 50 Baer (Lat) X iVOULDOJ^r 22 Unit of work 21 M tle i and sad. When I asked my mother why people behaved 51 Word of ask about our REMODELING 24 Compass 23 Made to mesh •>g, Be fSoBBfP. that way at a wake instead of being solemn and serious o u t. point 24Eloge 36 Printers division traveler's checks of respect for the dead, she said, 'That’s just the way it is. I 25 Baesma larger' — n„ri.j ^ measure 53 Jail room AND The only time some people see each other is at weddings or ' 28 Water (Fr.| ” , 42 M e o ___ tung 54 Characteriza­ 30 Collage 28 Exceptionsl funerals." 44 Environment tion athletic group ? ' agency (abbr.) 55 Companion of I m only 14, but I think people should save the jokes and 34 Auricle ^9 Greatly laughter for weddings, not funerals. 46 Evan a little odds EXPANSION 35 Bird of prey '«:i01AR w a n t JOHN history 6 0 Native metal rvt BEEN LOOK- fi*LEEPER/ TO K M 5W W H O 39 Hostler 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 6 10 11 HELLO, CARLOS. MV NA)AE IS PUUvWAN RPRTBR"? IN(S FOfZ HIM, MR. WORTH-AND THE COURT THATW/S. DEAR JOHN: It's more than mere coincidence that the 40 Aswan sight UNCLE PHIL— SALE! 12 13 14 HAS APPOINTED ME TO BE two words most frequently interchanged by accident (7) 41 Pep BUT HE SPLIT VOUR PUBLIC DEFENDER' 43 Hen fruit THREE DAYS AQO.I r are “wedding" and "funeral." 15 16 17 '! It’s not the lack of respect for the deceased, it’e the 44 Skinny fish ★ BRAND NEW 1977 MERCURYS i r 45 Doleful 15 19 20 21 human tendency to make the most of the opportunity to 47 Sharp bark catch up on old friendships and family ties that accounts 49 Shush 22 23 24 for the partylike atmosphere at most wakes. Add to that 62 Mother-of- 25 26 27 26 28 MONARCH 4-DOOR SEDAN the fact that alcohol tends to break down inhibitions. pearl 30 31 32 33 Don't be angry or sad, John. Were the deceased able to 56 Coffee 34 35 36 37 8-4 express his opinion of the apparent merrymaking at his dispenser Plt>= own wake. 111 wager he’d be all for it. (I would.) 57 Sneeze 31 39 40 LA.^v^/ 61 Eternity <3^lAU-l ★ FLIGHT BENCH SEATS ★ BROWN VINYL ROOF 41 62 Noun suffix 42 43 44 DEAR ABBY: I would like to voice a complaint against 63 Scottish 45 46 47 46 ★ RADIAL WHITEWALLS ★ 250 6-CYL. ENGINE teenagers in general: A teenager had a transistor radio on landowner Artlel$$ tor S ilt 41 Bo*(t-AccMior/u 45 Apar1m»nl$ For Root 53 AptrtmonU For Root 53 a public bus yesterday, and he just about blasted the whole 64 College 49 50 51 52 S3 54 55 ir DEL WHEEL COVERS ir ROCKER PANEL busload of passengers off the bus with rock and roll music. degree (abbr.) PriBcilla’e Pop — Al Vermeer SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 19 FOOT Chriscraft, 1967 LOOKING for an ! in real Why don’t those teenagers show a little respect for the 65 Chintia 55 57 51 59 60 61 procesied gravel, stone, sand Lapstreak with Tandem estate rental apartments, rights of others? philosophy ★ AUTO. TRANS. MOULDINGS 62 63 64 ITS SAP HCJW I VISITEP A FORMER , POOR CHAP.' '■'ANP A and fill. For delivery call trailer. 120 horse, Merc Cruise homes, multiple dweellings. IRRITATED 66 French school LIFE CAN TAKE George H. Griffing, Andover. stern drive. New. Many 67 The (Fr.) ■ ACTOR IN THE ^ ALL HE HAS LEFT r MONKEY BITE no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate OP 65 66 67 EVERYTHING RETIREMENT HOME ARE A FEW la - i m . extras. Must sell. Best offer. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. J FROM AN (DLP 5284)797. DEAR IRRITATED; Why condemn ALL teenagers? FROM U S.' ^ YESTERPAY.' MEMORIES... I Only one was guilty. The bus driver (an adult) was iM W tFAFfe INTiHFflIM AS*N) TARZAN MOVIE.' TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - CENTRALLY LOCATED - LOOKING! Good condition. Good for We offer the largest variety of 0 responsible for the comfort of his passengers. Didn't HE Three room heated apart­ ^ attractive apartments and^ shirk HIS duty? plating, or welding. Call 649- ment. Second floor. Security. ^ (ownhouses in M an ch e ste r.^ 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Qtrdon Products 47 Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. & Rental office open daily 9 -5 .^ MARQUIS 4-DR. PILLARED HT ^ weekends. 11-3. DEAR ABBY: I am so mad, I have to unload on Win at Bridge BLUEBERRIES-Plck your 4 DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 THREE ROOM Apartment - ★ V-8 ENGINE ★ A IR G 0N 0IT I0N IN 6 someone, so here goes. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed own. 35 cents a pint. 33 Heat, hot water, appliances, I DAMATO I My husband is self-employed. A year ago he did a job for sand and stone. 643-9504. Watrous Road, Bolton, 649- air conditioning. Storage ★ VINYL BENCH SEAT ★ ELECT. REAR DEFROSTER a customer who lives in a home much more beautiful than Biackwood expensive bid 4781______^ I ENTERPRISES I anything we could ever afford. After a year, we received a area, laundry facilities, gar­ ★ STEEL BELTED WHITEWALLS ★ INTERVAL WIPERS appeal to our slamomanlac. SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- age. Security deposit. No pets. 646-1021 check for this job. The check was misplaced (I thought it NORTH ID) His partner has opened the ditloner, 14,000 BTU. BUCKLAND $&5 . 643-4884, 646-7268. ★ POWER STEERING, BRAKES ★ TINTED CLASS was stolen), so I called the lady and asked her to please A K J 10 e Excellent condition, $190. Call stop payment on it. »A 9 bidding and jumped. Obvious­ 633-6113 after 6 p.m. ly it Is time to trot out FARMS MANCHESTER - Main THREE BEDROOM NEWER ★ AUTOMATIC TRANS. ★ BODY SIDE MOLDING I found the check today and called the lady beck to tell a AK643 Native fruit St vegetables fresh Street. 2/3 room Apartments, DUPLEX-$275. Call 649-2462. her I had found the check and to apologize for any *10 4 Blackwood. Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrance KOHLER CAMPBELL - ★ a m RADIO ★ V IS IB IL IT Y LITE GRP. He bids four notrump. dally! New open for the Heated, hot water, inconvenience 1 had caused her. She asked me to SEND Piano and bench, fruitwood appliances, parking, no pets. Should his partner show one console. Excellent condition. ★ DUAL REAR SPEAKERS ★ FENDER SKIRTS HER ONE DOLLAR, as this is what it cost to stop WEST EAST WELL, f r a n k l y - VE91 I I FEEL LIKE IN THE WEANTIMB, I'LLLBT_ . Security. 523-7047. Homes to r Rant 54 payment on that check! *073 *2 ace he wouldn’t know what to RATHER THINK YOU HAVe AN IDIOT A SK IN S - YOU 0 U B 9 9 1 $750 or best offer. 649-6290. do, but his partner shows two After waiting a year for our money, how could anyone be VKJ74 * Q 10 5 2 SEEN ME BEFORE! bl)T WHERE DID TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms, 2 WATERFRONT Two «J6 ♦ Q105 aces. It seems appropriate to WE M E E T ? ♦J GIBSON G 100 B -Amplipher, bedrooms. $225 monthly. Bedroom house, screened so miserably cheap? ask for kings. North shows $250. ^nsui 331 Receiver $100. STOP AT THE AQ865 * K J973 References required. Mr. porch. Available immediate­ CLEVELAND SOUTH two of those also, but our 10 speed bicycle, $60. MGB CORN CRIB Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646- ly. Summer or year round. 1969 w ith p a rts c a r, *AQ65 4 bidder decides to settle for six On Buekland Road 4200. Reasonable. Send replies to COUGAR 2-DR. HARDTOP DEAR CLEVELAND: For people who are miserably M863 since two kings are still miss­ negotiable. 742-9409. Wc arc open for the season. 10 to B Box RR, c/o Manchester cheep. It comes naturally. Kresh corn and vegetables picked *972 ing. daily. Pick your own THREE ROOMS, heat, Herald. ★ VINYL ROOF ★ A I R CONDITION *A2 He receives a favorable MOVING, SELLING utilities, appliances included. EVERYTHING-Furnlture, ★ 302 V-8 ENGINE For Abby'a booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding," Neitlier vulnerable trump lead which gives him * Security deposit and COVENTRY-Two bedroom ★ TINTED GLASS Q send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Laaky Dr., Beverly Hills, time to set up dummy's long appliances, tools. Garage full references required. No pets. home. Woodsy, lots of 01 odds ‘n ends. After 6:00 ★ VINYL BENCH SEAT Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped Weil North Eait diamonds, but he still can't Antiques 48 $250 monthly. Call 646-6958 privacy. Copper appliances. ★ LER REMOTE MIRROR J (24U envelope. p.m., 649-6656. 80 Garden after 5 p.m. $235 plus heat. Call 646-0425. score 12 tricks. He has to lose Street, Manchester. ★ OPERA WINDOWS ★ WIRE WHEEL COVERS ^ a diamond to set the suit up WANTED Antioue furniture, ‘ and two discards aren't glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Small house lower end of Ver­ ★ TOTONE PAINT 45 STEREO ALBUMS, $2 non Avenue, Rockville. Two ★ BODY SIDE MOLDINGS enough to take care of all his each. Stereo am/fm radio by other antique item s. R. losers. Sharp, $15. GE portable radio, Harrrison, 643-8709. bedrooms, living room, ★ RADIAL WHITEWALLS Astro-graph Opening lead — 3* kitchen, $175 per month plus ★ AUTOMATIC TRANS. Alley Oop — Dave Qraue A am/im, $10. Call 644-0661 after lAVAIUBlESOONl 5. WANTED - Furniture, old security. Tenants pay ★ ELECT. REAR DEFROST. ★ POWER STEERING. BRAKES By Oiwald & James Jacoby utilities. 872-9272. By BERNICE BEDE 080L WELL, 60 FAR, 60, IT'S CERTAINLY A RELIEF TO NOW MXJ BETTER BECAUSE WE'Rte GONNA toys. Bisque dolls, steins, The slamomanlac usually A Michigan reader wants to <3000, F»RINCESS.' ANTIQUE TRUNKS-various clocks, swords, guns. Outright Modern geta that mania as a result of (AVE THAT (RIVER HtEWlND A S c o m f o r t ­ SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. know what you should lead US, BUT NOW WHAT' a b l e A S TOT sizes and styles. In lots of 20 at purchase, or consignments. Otticas-Storas lor Rent 55 HUGE SELECTION AT SIMILAR PRICES!! an overdose of Blackwood. with: reasonable prices. 633-3833. Call 644-8962. 21) Give a pal on the back to people who are doing things lor South is entitled to think * X X X V xxxx * X X X A XXX -m i 2-Bedroom SMALL BUSINESS or Office about a slam alter his partner The bidding has gone one PROPANE OR NATURAL 3 1/2X8" MOTOR Scooter you today. Expresalon of ap- space for rent. Busy oreciation could spur them to, who has opened the bidding notrump-pass by you - six as space heater. Has pilot, Tires - In good condition, and pedestrian area. Low rent. ‘‘cmcimsmsjmtuimmima” oertorm eVen better. jumps him from one to three lApartments August 8, 1977 notrump — all pass. g lower and controls. reasonably priced. Call 643- 643-1442. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) spades. Excellent condition. $85. 742- 4739. Love interests will be strong for This is easy. You open an x. you this conning year. They could Try to en|oy yourself today. Don't He also has a way to invite However, the proper x to lead H >180 ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ take yourself or others loo the slam. He can bid four BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS. be with ties you have already es­ is the lowest heart. This lead fice. Ground level, central tablished. or you could form a seriously and make light of what clubs. This bid of an extra suit Very old with original leather, per month ordinarily could be dark spots. is least likely to help declarer. location, professional new liaison. after spades have been raised SW IMMING POOLS handmade nails and building, parking and utilities. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fnb. 19) CUhWWT W AU MOU T« llncludes wall to walll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today's enthusiastically is a slam try hardware. Over 4 feet long. Call 649-2865. ■ the day for acting upon There could be something In MAUMOM m OM 1171 raou ■carpeting, heat, hot| MORI ARTY BROTHERS particular you feel you'd be lucky below game which is all that U rg e Pool Dlitributor has new $75. 742-8984. something on which you've ex­ al II you tried It today. You might South's cards warrant. Above Ground Pools lor only ] water and parking. PROFESSIONAL Office - All pended considerable thought. If 0 H f/byNtA VH fM R*(l be luslllled In giving It a go. That quiet bid doesn't Berry’s World SS77.00 Completely Erected. Wanted to Buy 49 facilities. Excellent location. ¥ you do It now you should 643-1961 P ISC E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Use s r i l V overall dimension, 15's24' Good projection. Reasonable LINCOLN achieve salutary results. Find out Equal Houaing MERCURY your creativity In your work or swim area, complete with heavy ACCORDIONS - WWill pay up rent. 351 Center Street. 649- to whom you're romantically, The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Oppoilunitf career today. This could be a big gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy to $80 for 120 bass $20 for 12 suited by sending for your copy G 1680, 649-3549. plus lor you In lurlhering your gauge sidewall, esclusive lock bass. 247-0842. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. M3-5135 of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail 50 frame construcliun. aluminum dreams. cents for each and a long, self- swIng-up ladder, also Inside ROCKVILLE - 20 X 40 store or A R IE B (March 21-Aprll 19) addressed. stamped envelope to ladder, advanced type skimmer, ATTRACTIVE Three room office space. Large display Heed your Imagination and ' I iOONDER IF SHE Astro-Graph P.O. Box 489, elcellent filtration system unit, Rooms to r Rant 52 Apartment - Stove, windows ideal for barber hunches today In commercial BEALU/ KNOWS ' I C l S 5 - Radio City Station. N.Y 10019. fencing. Huge 1 'sU ' sundeck refrigerator, heat, electricity. shop, insurance office, etc. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. PONTIAC 1968 LeMans, top Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 64 Automotive Service mailers. There's a good HOW MUCH I Be sure to specify your birth Financing arranged-absolulely no ATTRACTIVE Sleeping i References, no pets. $165. 646- $125 monthly. Lee St Lamont Automatic, power steering, condition, new paint (red), probability that one of these l ik e h e r e . . . V, sign. obligation. - Shower/bath, private en­ 3167, 228-3540. Realty 872-4690. air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best new transmission, battery. faculties will lead you to pay dirt. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) CAU TOU n a : t-IOO-St2-482t trance, free parking. Apply offer. 289-7035. Economy 6 cylinder with snow TAURUS (April 20-May 20) II Ask tor front sun specialists, factory There's someone distant who 195 Spruce Street. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, ★ ★ there's someone who can do you MANCHESTER-Retail tires. Best offer at 875-6^1 trained, one day service, 114 has been on your mind. Call if at some good. II may banellt you to first floor. Available im­ and/or manufacturing space. 1974 MUSTANG II - Very good after 6:30 p.m. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 East Main Street, Rockville. all possible, even if only to tell her MANCHESTER - Large clean treat the person royally today. DRAIN PIPES, elbows, T's, mediately. Centrally located. 2,000 square feet to 1()0,000 condition. Low mileage. Call FX-1200 - Built by factory 871-1617. you're thinking of her. Prime the pump lor a Faster 3 5 ? Y's, couplings for sale. 646- furnished room, centrally 646-5514. square feet. Very reasonable. 646-0879. 1973 DATSUN Hardtop. Four engineer. Brandi heads, LIBRA (8«pL 23-Oct 23) If you Flowl 2300. located, responsible working Brokers Protected. Call speed, am/fm radio, air con- Barnett clutch, aluminum must choose between doing GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) male. 649-40h. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT Heyman Properties, 1-226- 1976 GRANADA. Silver. (litionlng. One owner. rocker rollers, Mikunl car­ business with a new firm for a Courtesy and consideration are COLOR TV, 23 Inches. in two family. Applianced 1206. Excellent condition. Power Excellent gas mileage. $1,375. buretor, balanced blue printed lower price or with one whose your passwords to success In Motorola, maple cabinet in LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING country kitchen, carpeting, disc brakes. Air conditioning, 643-9708 or 647-1908. motor and transmission. 646- merits you know, pick the known room-fully furnished. Stove, seperate driveway, fenced 7732. business today. You might unex­ excellent condition. Asking tinted glass, protection group. quantity today. pectedly reap some Interesting refrigerator. Linens provided. SC O RPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) $150. Call 646-5545, 10 a.m. - 9 yard, washer-dryer hookup, Radial tires. Firm $4495. Call PINTO 1^73 Wagon. Green, favors In return. 601 Main Street. 649-9879. OFFICE SPACE Side Pleats Situations involving a partner p.m. utilities extra. $235. 647-9347. after noon, 647-9971. four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ C A N CER (June 21-July 22) ★ ★ should be very fortunate for you Born Loser — Art Sansom FOR RENT ban Motors, 649-2OT6. There are talkers and there are RUPP MINI bike and helmet. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ AVAILABLE 1970 "CUDA" - 383 , 4 barrel, today. There Is both strength 250 square feet, center of HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, doers. The doers are on your $125. 289-5953 nished rooms. Kitchen IMMEDIATELY-Remodeled Manchester, air conditioning and automatic, air shocks, mags. 1973 CHEVELLE MALIBU and benefits in unity. excellent condition, many side today. All you have to do Is privileges, centrally located, Duplex. 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms. parking. Call 643-9551. $1,850 firm. Call 646-4966. SS. Automatic transmission, stale your case. parking, men or woomen. Appliances, wall to wall power steering and brakes, extras. Exceptionally good TAG SALES O<'posit. Call 649-2358. carpet, laundry hook ups. Full FOUR 165 SR 13 Radial tires many extras. $2295. 646-6171. performance since purchased cow! basement. Attic. Shad^ yard. on Mag rims. Like brand new. new. $500. Call 6 4 6 -^ after Bugs Bunny — Hslmdahl and Stoffal MANCHESTER - Clean fur­ Close to shopping. Adults. $225 Fits Toyotas. $75 for all. Call 1965 TWO DOOR BUICK LE 4:30 p.m. nished room near bus, per month. 646-6297 , 643-7023. □ AUTOMOTIVE 646-6617 between 8 a.m. and 2 SABRE-82,000 miles. Good HCW IS MP/ s h a p in up MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ’ , PETUNIA.. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG parking. Responsible p.m. or after 7 p.m. condition. ^ 5 . Call 643-2323, FDKTRAIT A COUPLE O' MORE SALE-Friday, Saturday, Sun­ workiing male. Blanchard & FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, after 5. - Lowest Rates Available! 0 l977(tykEA.hc i day. 10-5. TV's, mini-bike, Rossetto, Inc. 646-2482. Autos For Sale 67 Immediate binding authority. COMING SITTIN'S OUGKTA DO September 1st. Adults, no 966 MERCURY MONTEREY- ALONG? IT.' ceiling tiles, housewares, pels. Security references, Mechanically fine. Needs 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME- Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Aparlmsnls For Rant 53 1965 RAMBLER Station surance Agency, 643-1126. toys. 42 Cambridge Street. parking. Call mornings or Wagon - Running condition. fender work. $450, or best 8,250 miles. Automatic, power alter 4, 649-1265. $150 or best offer. Call after 6, offer, 643-4829 steering, power brakes, PIKE'6 t a p e s o f I SHOULPA' WORK FIRST. TAG SALE- Saturday ti Sun­ WE HAVE customers waiting am/fm radio, stereo, alarm HERCULES MOPEDS. A for the rental of yyour apart­ 643-6536. better moped at a reasonable OUR COMMENTS ARE PUNCHED PLAY l a t e r ! day, 38 Conway Road (Green MATURE FEMALE Room­ AUDI lOOLS 1972 . Four door system, air conditioning, BAP NEWS' IF MRS. HIM OUT.' NOW WE'LL Manor). Leaving town. Large ment or home. J D. Real mate wanted. Responsible. automatic, $1200. New brakes tinted glass, co'.or-darx rice. Cycle Gear, 63 Tolland Estate Associates, Inc. 646- 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ K■ .',irnpike. Manchester. 647- HCOPLE EVER HEAR$ ONE SWING 5W IN G INTO selection. Priced to sell Some References required. East ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call and battery. 644-2764. orange with tan vinyl roof. $5,- TriE/M WE'LL SET A ND HE'D furniture. 1980. Hartford/Manenester area. 700. Owner. Call 646-7690. 1022. PHASE U 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. MORE SOUR NOTES SA& WOR^E TWU565 WILL 528-5843 before 9 a m. or after 1966 RED RAMBLER. Station TMAN A SYMPHONY THAN HIS GET IT UP, TAG SALE-Saturday, Sunday, BEAT THE COMMUTE 9 p.m. wagon. 72,000 miles, 232 1977 CHEVY Chevette - 1975 YAMAHA RD 350. Cromwell area's mos NEED CAR? Credit bad? Bassannl chambers, Webco CONDUCTOR RATINGS.' t h e n w e l l Mondav. Plants-35 cents to prestigious and luxurious Bankrupt? Repossessed? engine, $250. 644-8215. Aquamarine. 4,000 miles. $3.50, furniture, dishes, tools, MANCHESTER-Spacious five Larger engine. Automatic, 6,- heads, Boge shocks, K-81’s- WITH THE DROP THE Haathcliff This runny World 4 tudios. One, two and three Honest Douglas accepts Iront and rear. $950. 646-6036. 5HAKES.' BAIT! toys, some coins and stamps. edroom apartments from room apartment with heat, lowest down, smallest 1969 CH EV RO LET - 000 miles on warrantee. 872- 122 Avondale Road, $160 to $289 per month. Call two car p ark in g , $250 payments. Douglas Motors, Kingswood Wagon. Excellent 8755. Manchester. 649-2239. today, 632-1300. Only 15 monthly. Security. 649-4500, 345 Main. condition. Original owner. WELL,WA0DAYA SAME TIME . minutes to downtown Hart­ 644-1539. $625. 875-0877. FORD WAGON - 1975. Campara-Trallara ■©MORROW W- TAG SALE-Friday Si Satur­ ford. WE PAY $15 for complete Automatic 8, power steering, Mobfia Homaa 65 day, August 5 6i 6, at 10. CENTRALLY LOCATED- junk cars. Call Joey, Tollanddfla 1987 CH EV RO LET power brakes, air con­ J Clothing, Fisher Price Toys, MANCHESTER - Suddenly Spacious five room first floor Auto Body, 528-1990. CORVAIR. no H.P. four ditioning, excellent condition. 18' CAMPER trailer - single baby furniture, mis­ available! A magnificent two apartment. Adults please. speed, new clutch, rebuilt car­ Call 646H966. axle, excellent condition. cellaneous. 186 Bolton Center bedroom apartment in The Security deposit. 643-6/77. 1964 Studebaker Cruiser - 4 buretors, tires gi^. Body Eleven years old. $1,500. Call Road. Mansion on Otis Street. Two door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 new needs some work. Kestorable. 742-8930. fireplaces, huge living room, BOLTON-Four room apart­apt tires including snows. One Best offer over $400. Call 649- Building Suppllas 42 formal dining room, base­ ment. Fireplace, sundeck,noe' family owner • good condition. 8272 after 6 p.m. Trucka lor Bala 62 ARE YOU Selling your mobile ment, appliances, heat, elec­ carpeting, no j ets, references Call i-974-1349. home? Buyers waiting. Please NATURAL STONE for tricity supplied. Lease, required. $24l monthly. 643- 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA- 1975 FORD PICKUP call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- SUPERCAB. V5 ton with cap, .. ^ ^ H A T S retaining walls, veneers, security, no bets. Blanchard 59Si. PARTS Department now open Six cylinder, automatic, four 8284)360. 1428 • THEIR ^ patios, etc. Pick up by the St Rossetto. Inc. 646-2482. door, power steering, 39,000 stereo, snow tires. 21,000 Saturdays. Complete line of miles. Excellent condition. A U SIZIS PLAN? pound or delivery by the ton. THREE AND !A Room apart­ Chrysler parts. Chorches miles. Call owner 643-7251. AT PLAZA HOMES our prices tJVi-34V'a Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, $4,250. Call 646-3355 after 7. 118 MAIN STREET - Three ment, heat, hot water, stove, Motors. 649-3646. can’t be beat. Over 50 homes SR >« SfS Ut PfI OK 0 -'/ 649-3163. room heated apartment, fur­ refrigerator, wall-to-wall 1972 CHEVROLET IMPAU to choose from. Many set up This dattoring dress with nish own appliances, parklike carp et, $190. C entrally 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 Sedan. Automatic, V-8, 350 ready to live In. Adult and zip front and side pleats Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 yard, security. $220. Available loeated. Adults only. No pets. engine. Excellent condition. is slimming for the half­ - 54,0iM miles, 351 Qeveland Motoreyclaa-Bleyelaa 64 family parks available size Ogure. August 1st. ^2426, 9-5. Security deposit. Call 646-7690. engine. Excellent running $1495. 644-0548. through out the state. Trades Short Ribs — Frank Hill DOG-CAT BOARDING No. 1428 with Photo- condition. New shocks and TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville welcome. All homes priced to Guide is in Sizes 12ti to bathing/grooming. Obedience MANCHESTER - Newly EAST HARTFORD - brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- 1966 FORD GA LA XIE sell from ^,995. FVIl time ser- WA^ THAT AlVlLA ' NO .'rrs a a a r i a n .t h e THIS WOAHNS' LIE 750, SdOO miles, oil cooler and 2415. Size 1415, 37 bust THS H U N '? BARBARIAN. THING IS (3ETTINC protection classes. Complete renovated two bedroom Manchester line. Large two 4484. Excellent mechanically, has rack. $1,750. 289-4042. -vice department parts, . . . 31i yards GO-inch. modern facilities. Canine Duplex apartment within bedroom, carpeting, air con­ new brakes and tuneup. Some supplies and accessories. N ( OUT OP HANC3. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon PatUmo available only walking distance to down­ ditioned, appliances, heated, TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- body rust. $175 or best offer. 1975 HONDA 750 Super qwrt. Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur in sites shovm. Road, Manchester. For reser­ town. With varnished floors aduIU. $220. 289-1673. 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 646-»48. Excellent running condition. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ TO StMI, ^JS lor MCO 0-') l»7;>l,N.«iNS>»J.I»» vations please call 646-5971. and new modem kitchen and car. Asking $2550. 646-4938. $1500 firm. 8T2-4&. pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-8284)369. glterylsi 1st Isrr otstift| - • laO bath. $230 includes heat, hot FOUR ROOM Apartment • 1967 M USTANG-Green. TWO Chihuahua )pies for water, stove, refrigerator. Heat, hot water, appliances, VEGA HATCHBACK, 1972-4- Automatic console, bucket MECHANICS SPECIAL- 1972 1969 Dreamer truck camper. sui iuhnitt ''For the losil lime • this is NOT a terry-bonl! " sale. $40 each. C 643-2813 Call 646-0090. parking. No pets. On busline. seats, radio, heater, power Msocihsitsf Ivonins HoraM speed, unique bright green Honda 450. New transmission, Sleeps six. Good condition. tllO Avo. el AmoftcaO. anytime. $185 monthly. 643-0030 after 4. paint, Micnelln X Radials, brakes, power steering. new rubber, needs some valve Call 6464617 between 8 a m. New Vetk. N.V. ISOM VW once aeRvep-nwe MANCHESTER - Two p.m. extras, a beauty. 30 mpg. $595. “Cream puff." $695. Call 5 » work. 646-7979 or 642-7008. and 2 p.m. or after 7 p.m. prlal AsaM. tOOmi atsi tie AKC MALE POODLE bedroom Duplex apartment, 647-1120. 8613, alter 4. coot, itila Itnosr aao lltt. J u i m PUPPIES-$75. Call 742-6953. within walking distance to ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart­ HONDA-1974 XL 179. Woods VOLUNTEER 17'. Very good The Fall & W inter ’78 downtown. $210. includes ment. Stove, refrigerator. VW 1969-$800. One owner. 55,- JUNK OR UNUSED CARS ready street legal. Excellent condition. New tires, custom BASIC FASHION con. FREE-Gray kittens with dou­ heat, hot water, stove, References, no pets. $170. 228- 000 miles. Good running condi­ wanted, in any condition. 872- interior. $1N0. Pool table, tains a Bonus Coupon! HAMS shape. 1,900 mUes. Call 643- ble paws. 646-6255 after 4 p.m. refrigerator. Call 646-0090. /3540, 646-3167. tion. Call after 5 p.m. M9-4145. QOOY* 1038. AMFI4200. 742-8777. Price. . . $1 JiS 1 copy. PAGE TEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 Playground notes

Bowers Charter Oak Andrea Mikolowski; Prettiest Pet Show: 1. Brian & Cindy 1. Doreen CHemson, 2. Bob For Checker Tournament (11 Dog Show 1. Crystal Askin- Pet, Andrew Bushell; Best Tarhell, 2. Michelle Quey, 3. Trick and Smallest, Peter McMahan, 3. Ray Brookes. Jenny Burr. Home Delivery and up) 1. Tim Grady, 2. John towic2, 2. Kelli Reyngoudt, 3. Honorable mention — Sandy PaggioU, 3. Becky McCray. Nancy Mussett. McConneli. Candy Hunt: Daryl Sibrinz. Prior & Mike McMahon. Hopskotch Contest: 1. Tom­ Phone 647-9946 Checkers (8-10) 1. John Nathan Hale Valley High Point Total - 1. Kelsey, 2. Missy McCray, 3. Singing Contest: Best my Anderson, 2. Bill Silver, 3. Dog Show Best Behaved, Doreen Clemson, 2. Eric Kiffy Silver. Bruce Kelsey. Singer, John Tarillo, Dan Gauvin. Dog Show — Best of show: Steve Vestco; Funniest, Steve Whorff, Caroiine McConnell. Golf Tournament: 1. Chahlls, Tammy Kleperis, Seaver; Best Costume, Steve West Side Leonard Anderson, 2. Bill Seaver; Best Trick, Dawn Dog Show: Best of show, Brandy, Paul Lessard, (xoldie, Larry (}uirion. Best behaved, Silver, 3. Kiffy Silver. .Kristen Spear. Finley; Smallest Dog, Steve Jump Rope Contest: 1. Dog Show: Best of Show, Caroline McConnell; Best Michelle ()uey, 2. Teri Adams, Foul Shooting (Boys Seaver; Largest Dog, Sue costumed, Shelley Fultz, Lisa Tate,'Noisiest, Teri division): 1. Mike Ogren, 2. Bartlett; Best looking. Sue 3. Lisa Tate. Adams; Funniest, Patrick fourth place, Michele Piscot- Doll Contest: Smallest, Jen­ Scott (Joehring, 3. Ed Ansaldi. Bartiett; Best in show, Steve tano; Largest, Jimmy & Rob­ Commins; Best Behaved, Lisa Jacks — 1. Becky McCray, Seaver. bie ^ r p . nifer Quey, Largest, Michelle Tate; Best Costume, Mike ()uey. Funniest, Jennifer 2. Patty McCarthy, 3. Missy Pick tip Sticks, 1. Jili Pet Show: best of show. Kitsock; Best Trick, Lisa McCray. Hampson, 2. Kathy Moriarty, Quey, Most Handsome, Keith Tate; Smallest, Mike Kit­ 3. Tina Jankowski. Sherry Aronbury; Second Catensano, Cutest, Christine Foul Shooting (Girls Place, Lynn Rhodes. sock; Largest, Lisa Tate; division): L Becky Mc^ay,2. Checker Tournament 1. Davis, Prettiest, Kim Best Looking, Lisa Tate. Democrats contrast with GOP Verplanck Heidi Goehring, 3. Missy Karen Savino, 2. Frank Pelletier. McCray. Savino, 2. Tina Jankowski. Dog Show: Best of Show, Martin Karen Virginia; 2. Patty Buckley Hoiiingsworth; 3. Jo Ellen Dog Show: 1. Andrew & Pet Parade — Most un- Funke. WEEKEND SPECIAL usuai: 1. Laura Kenyon, 2. Karen Halpren, 2. Jim Pet Show: Best of Show, Hilery Lessow, 3. Laura Ke­ Emmeriing, 3. Tracy L Scott Diane Barker & Keith Blackstone tries Varrick. nyon. Bourshe; 2. Date Soares. Best trick 1. Steve Patarini, Mural Paintings Most POMPONS...... bunch 1 Colorful, Beth O'Brien, Meg Waddell 2. Laura Kenyon, 3. Hiiery CASH A CARRY Lassow. Berte; ^ s t Team Effort, Sari Crayon Tournament #2-1. for a fifth term Best looking 1. Hiiery Berte, Terry McConneli; Best Ray Brookes, 2. Jim Russell, OPEN Singie Effort, Tim 3. Tom McCarthy. Honorable THURS. Lassow, 2. Laura Kenyon, 3. TIL 9 P.M. Steve Patarini. McConnell; Most Original, mention — Eric Gauvin and Democrats could coast into victory Kristen Forde, Darcy John Fralllcairdi. By MAL BARLOW Checkers 1. Michaei f a i l in neutral gear. He urged them all to Buonano, 2. David Hart, 3. Hoagland. Chess Tournament: 1. John East HarlfortI Hoporler Pet Parade: Biggest Pet, Dubois, 2. Peter Saglio, 3. Jim K. CENTER ST. get into high gear and stay there until Sharon Hart. Everything about the East Karen Halpren; Cutest Pet, Grout. 649..5268 Nov. 8. He warned them of a primary Pick Up StU Tournament: Hartford Democratic Town challenge threatened by Democrat Committee’s meeting Joseph Paquette as well as the GOP. "Let's walk and talk and promote Wednesday night stood in stark and persuade and primary and win in TEWPLE CARPfT’S contrast to the Tuesday night November,” he said. Republican process. About the primary, Fitzgerald said, “I warn you, be ready for any I august■■■■ The GOP process began with the kind of innuendo and distortion from 4 constables and moved on up to the // this man (Paquette).” nominee for mayor, Anthony Donatelli. All six Democrats on the nine- member Town Council are running The Democrats began right away again. They are George Dagon, naming Richard Blackstone its stan­ Henry Genga, Richard Torpey, AS OTHER PRICES GO UP...0UR’S GO DOWN dard bearer for a fifth time to seek Harry Egazarian, William Daley Jr. East Hartford Democratic Town Committee Chairman election to the Town Council, and Mayor Richard Blackstone, his fifth term. and David Killian. Over 1,000,000 homemakers James Fitzgerald, center, listens to a newly nominated can­ running for his fifth term as mayor. Fitzgerald was in cool The GOP process was quiet, Dagon said that despite running for didate for the town elections Nov. 8 as other nominees sit command of the nominating process Wednesday night. almost somber. the seventh time, "The thrill is no have stopped waxing floors... behind him. The other nominees visible here are, left to right, (Herald photo by Barlow) The Democrats led by Town Chair­ less.” Nell Clevenger of Old Stage Rd., Glastonbury, has been picking with George Dagon and Henry Genga who are running for re- man James Fitzgerald were noisy, Fitzgerald had said when in­ blueberries in season for 10 years at the Scaglia blueberry farm in joking and confident. Although there troducing the Board of Education her home town. Pickers are provided with cans so they have both were no contests for any nomination, candidates, "Why anyone would want Fitzgerald called for a full meeting to run for the board, 1 don't know.” hands free for picking. (Herald photo by Dunn) vote on every candidate. There were Dagon said people run for the loud “ayes” and of course dead volunteer posts on the board and silence for "nays.” council for the reasons given by VINYL NO-WAX UNO Bugs and bats are bother The GOP read its nominees off a William Dwyer before he died. Isn't it time YOU stopped waxing? Because list. The Democrats had a "We do it,” he said quoting Dwyer, much cleaning up and a fresh paint. "I couldn't cook in the house, " she Then came the bats. Solarlan's ruchly embossed surface keeps on By MAL BARLOW nominating speech for every can­ "Because we enjoy it. And we do it shining — without the drudgery of waxing, She urged them to let her have it. said. "We had to eat out all the time. "Tuesday night took the cake,” she East Hartford Report«*r didate except the constables and for the sense of accomplishment it G a r d e n in g stripping, and rewaxingl Solarlan has a Would they hurry? You can't keep food in a house like .said. "My daughter and I were at­ selectmen. gives u s" luxurious hand-crafted look — and the special Giamalis said authority workmen that. tacked by a bat.” MIrabond* surface that keeps Its high gloss far The troubles of Mrs. Valerie Board of Education candidates are cleaned out the two-story unit in­ "I was finding roaches The process took a long time, an longer than an ordinary vinyl floor. Heinz seem to know no end. A nest of bats apparently live in the hour and a half. Yet the 70 or more Richard Daley, Dorothy Carey and By Frank Atwood cluding the basement. They also had everywhere. We didn't unpack. I attic of the house and have been A Gerry Ingallinera all seeking four- She and the father of her three to call in an exterminator. Then they found roach eggs in my rug.” Democrats present all seemed to there for some time. How they got in­ relish the process. year terms. A new face is Mrs. Joan children divorced recently. She had painted. Authority workmen entered the side is a mystery. The only somber moments came as Flannery seeking the unexplred term only his weekly support payments to The paint was hardly dry when neighbor's apartment and cleaned up Her ex-husband came to the house they recalled loyal Democrats who of two years on the board. n o t i keep her going until she could get Mrs. Heinz moved in all her fur­ as best they could. When they carted and caught a bat in the unit. Then he TT M- have passed away. These included Constable candidates are Fred J. There are two blueberry farms, side by another waitress job. niture, including beds, a sofa, rugs out the kitchen stove, a cooked threatened to take custody of all would open when they could. Mrs. Odessa Terry and Williarh Cyr, Steven Hudak, Joseph Curran side, at the summit of Matson Hill in She applied to the East Hartford and more. , chicken fell out. It was covered With three children if she could not find Her husband, asked by his wife to come n o t TO^OO- Dwyer. They also had a quiet mo­ and Thomas Kelley. Glastonbury, operated by Joseph Scaglia in from the garden and talk with me, said Housing Authority for one of its 330 She said she’was horrified to find maggots, Mrs. Heinz said. decent housing for them. ment for Mrs. Melina Fogarty who Selectmen candidates are Roland and Henry Rose. On a clear day you can the jam of pickers, coming without any apartment units for poor or there were still roaches. There were TTie other apartment is now clean. n o t IO iM- Wednesday Mrs. Heinz was fran­ ran the Town Hall switchboard for Bernier and Edward W. Fitzgerald see Mt. Tom and Mt, Holyoke, north of moderate income families. With no also fleas. Giamalis said the exterminator has tic. She was nearly out of money, her H advertising, had simply become more many years. (no relations to James). Springfield. You look down on Hartford where else to stay, she said she The family in the next apartment been in it twice. The workmen have than they could handle. He asked me to children were staying with King Fitzgerald was In his best form of "All these guys have five or six would take anything and as soon as moved out in the night soon after she also sprayed it three times. and, across the city, to the Avon hills. say, in this piece, that there would be Court neighbors Mr. and Mrs. the night as he called all the can­ kids,” said the chairman at one point possible. moved in. Giamalis said they owed Yet Mrs. Heinz still finds bugs. Rudolph Guedess and their four Both berry farms are operated on a blueberries until October as late varieties didates forward and around the in the meeting. "And they do all this. BUT * 1 4 * * Five weeks ago, Nick Giamalis, “a bundle” and had left the unit in a “She told me Tuesday everything children, and she was broke. "pick your own” system. Pickers come ripened, and to ask people to be patient. podium. He cracked jokes constantly When are they ever home?" PREP XTRA executive director, told her there filthy state. He thought the bugs was now beginning to straighten out. Giamalis said today he has offered from many Connecticut towns and some Mr. Scaglia also urged that anyone who as he introduced people for a few The comment got him one of his WHILE IT LASTS was a vacancy in a duplex on King bothering Mrs. Heinz were fresh on#s She thanked us for all our efforts,” from out of the state. They park their cars wanted to pick berries call ahead. This the only other vacancy in the authori­ remarks. This time the process was biggest laughs of the night, especial­ in designated areas, take their containers Court in the South End. It needed coming from that apartment. said Giamalis. would be the best way to learn whether ty to her. This is an apartment at 57 reversed with the mayor speaking ly from the women on the com­ to a table where there is a scale to have the lot was open. King Court near the roach-infested last. mittee. G them weighed and marked with the The blueberry season is a long one. Ear­ unit. Wednesday an authority painter First thing Blackstone said was a Fitzgerald said the party would not weight. ly varities, Weymouth and Early Blue, left other work and began to get the denial of the GOP comments the hold its Fiesta East outside this year. Each picker is shown to a row of were ready July 5 and through bearing unit ready. Giamalis said it would be Democrats are tired. The rain fell on it once too often. This blueberry bushes, asked to stick to his about July 20. In the last week of July, two A cushioned no-wax floor set by Friday night. "My enthusiasm grows,” he said. year it will be held Sept 30 at the assigned location and asked to pick the mid-season varieties were ready for ' I think I've been through About his battles with federal Manchester Armory. at a budget price! enough, " said Mrs. Heinz. "I want to bushes clean. Then he or she goes to work, harvest, Berkeley and Pemberton. About bureaucrats over grants to the town, The fall dinner will be Oct. 27 at the putting berries in a one-pound or two- now the late varieties, Coville and Atlan­ live like a human being.” he said, "We will not give up our East Hartford High School. pound coffee can fitted with a piece of tic, begin to ripen. Giamalis said the authority will rights and enter slavery for a couple The Democrats ended the meeting heavy cord so it can be hung around the These are all high-bush cultivated work on the duplex again. No one will of bucks" again in stark contrast to the GOP. neck. As the can is filled it is emptied into berries. Mature bushes are higher than be allowed in until they are certain it This got loud cheers as did his They cheered their candidates. Then SUNOIAl is immaculate. the container brought from home, perhaps your head. Berries are borne in clusters reminder the town is slated to get they moved outside laughing and a plastic pail or a metal kettle. on branches, high and low. You stand to Despite the troubles of Mrs. Heinz, $3.6 million in federal aid, according talking as they went down the street If you think you can't afford a no-wax floor, tenant turnover is lower than ever, When, the picker is ready to leave he pick most of them and kneel or hunker think agalnl Sundial Is a high-styled decorator- to reports from Washington this to a hall to hold a party. returns his empty picking can and filled down to pick from the bottom branches. type floor with a MIrabond surface that gleams Giamalis said. And the waiting list week. When the GOP finished, they for the apartments grows. container, or more than one, to be New Jersey is source brightly with a just-waxed look each time you "We are winners,” he told the can­ adjourned the meeting and went weighed again. He pays 60 cents a pound mop It clean. A foam Inner cushion gives you New ways of screening tenants are The first cultivated berries came from didates and party faithful. "You home. for the berries. more comfort underfoot. Beautiful decorator being used. The authority checks not New Jersey and many of the best varieties patterns, exciting colors. deliver the vote. You deliver good The GOP in town has not won a When 1 visited the Scaglia farm on a only their ability to pay the rent of have originated there. The work began government. Your greatness is local election since before week day with bright sun and a clear sky, $112 per month, but also whether with selection of plants growing wild that tested regularly and proven true.” Blackstone's first triumph in 1969. there were 35 cars parked on the lot and, THERE THE n o t IO iM- they keep a clean apartment and are had heavy crops or large berries. Then Blackstone said he has heard some Party registration runs 4-to-l in to Mr. Scaglia, that meant probably 100 good neighbors. people in the party say the lavor of the Democrats. people were picking berries. crosses were made. The work has been Mayor Richard Blackstone said he going on for many years now and new S N o rT O ie e Some would leave and others would had been made aware of Mrs. Heinz's varieties are still being introduced. come to take their places. If the weather troubles Wednesday morning. A te­ One problem for the Scaglias and Roses turned hot. there would be fewer pickers. nant had visited him at his office. He this year has been inadequate rainfall. FLOORS Area fire calls If it rained, the lot would be closed and said he told the tenant he cannot do Berries do not grow as large or ripen as BUT* 11”s o . YD. anything in the authorities. He does would-be pickers turned away. PREP XTRA rapidly when the rainfall is deficient or THAT SHINE not even appoint the authority direc­ Hast Hartford Wednesday. 10 59 p m, -Dumpster tire Too many pirkcrs when the weather is too cool. WHILE IT LASTS at Tudor Village. tors. The Town Council appoints Wednesday, 2:25 p m. —Medical call to Today. 1:10 a m, -Auto accident at The lot may be closed, also, if it has The Scaglia farm has 10,000 bushes on 13 them. 777 BurnUde Ave. been heavily picked and time is needed for WITHOUT 6’x12' Widths Burnside Ave. and Elm SI. acres and in a good year would yield 10,000 But he did write a letter detailing Wednesday, 2:35 p m. —Broken water Today. 10:26 a m. —Medical call to more berries to ripen. This happened last pounds to the acre. This is not a good year main in a store at 15 Main St. WE DO COMPinE the tenant's complaints and sent it to Main St and Connecticut Blvd. week. I called the Scaglia farm last Satur­ and the yield will be less. The Rose farm Ray Lavey, authority chairman. Wednesday, 4:35 p.m.—Medical call to WAXING.... 820 Silver Lane. day and a recorded voice said the lot was has 20,000 bushes, somewhat younger than Floor design copyrightod by Armstrong MTHROOM REM0DELIN6 “There are too darn many com­ TollantI County closed. I could leave a message if 1 would the bushes next door. Mr. Scaglia thinks Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.—Medical call to plaints as far as I'm concerned,” he rear of McCartin ^hool. Wednesday. 2:44 p.m —Grass (ire wait for a 'tone. ' I waited and Mrs. the two farms are about equal in potential said. "It means the needs are not 4 behind post office on Union St . Scaglia, who heard me identify myself, CONGOLEUM ARMSTRONG 9x12 LINOLEUM DISCONTINUED Mrs. Valerie Heinz tells her children, Frances, left, and Lisa, they must play outside a Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. —Medical call to yield. being serviced.” police station. Rockville. came on the line. All the bushes are under netting, held up SHINYL VINYL LINOLEUM RUGS REMNANTS CARPET few days longer. The roaches are still in their apartment. (Herald photo by Barlow) She said they had shut down the pick- by poles and wire, to protect them from ARMSTRONG A CONGOLEUM The NO WAX Floor SAMPLES your-own operation and were announcing SHINYL VINYL NO WAX birds which otherwise would strip the up to 9st2 Kil in- it would stay closed for a week. Talking to bushes before the berries could be picked. f t ’* — ______me, she said they would “play it by ear,” gtniled. prep esirn East Hartforid public records Vacation Tinie What kind of birds? Excellent choice of 50<-*3.00 ea and it would be a good idea to call the 1/2 PRICE ASSORTED SIZES "You name it,” says Mr. Scaglia, "all colors. IN STOCK CASH & CARRY farm before going to Matson Hill. They k Sure To Take E l f f i B B E l With You! kinds.” Warranty deeds Lorraine I. Calitri to Joanne POLISHES, WAXES A CLEANERS Falanga et al, property on Manor (Minimum 2 Weeks, Payabfe In Advance) BEAUTIFUL CERAMIC Vincent J. Rizzo et al to Vivian L. Circle, conveyance tax $37.40. Vicino, property on Country Lane, A SHORT SHAG TILE Phillips, property on Grande Rd., Gary W. D’Alesandro et al to Ray­ conveyance tax $50.60. PLUSH Reg. 2.99 Ql. Size______S P EC IA L < conveyance tax M3 65. mond L. Mack Sr. et al, property on Vincent N. Manclni et al to Antonio A M X M IMS courai SOM TO THE OUTDOOR BRASS CARP^ Edna Swlatkiewicz et al to Richard Mercer Ave., conveyance tax $45.65. M. Sousa et al, property on Jerry INSTALLED D. Trash et al, property on Gold St., Anita M. Noiva to Michael L. Rd., conveyance tax $29,70. WORLD Good Selection ol Colon A | | Let us install gtnu conveyance tax $37.40. Dorsey et al, property on Jerry Rd., Reg. 12.SS DoH YounoH Ron. 9.98 f e O l i Vincent N. Mancini et al to Jose I. ALIVIANAC»$~ ANSWERS: CERAMIC TILE In ^ Reverendo 4 Sons Inc. to George conveyance t$x ^.90. Do It YourMlf or w«TI do It for you. — NAME BRANDI your bathroom. Seipa et al, property on Jerry Rd., CRCIIUTION, BOX S91 Catsavas, property on Echo Lane, Francis G. Young Jr. et al to conveyance tax $29.70. ^8 * * Sq. Yd. COMMERCIALCARPET Amtrican modi. conveyance tax $80.30. James F. Dwyer et al, property on Marilyn B. MacKnight et al to Manchester Evening Herald, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Q&A WHILE IT LASTS 100% CONTINUOUS FILAMENT First Cuollty, Hollister Dr., conveyance tax $36.85. AO propor 9110(1 Dennis F. Deneen et al to Giro joieg|Aeu ALSO CUMULOFT* NYLON * 7 ” tStTA Nicholas F. Bruno et al, property on For Your cholco of 10 Tweod Colort. TU B AREA Barbara Dr., conveyance tax $40.70. ChMk CtMok 1. Only two actresses have qaina 'ubujebj, uoozsuBp (aqy TWEEDS A REG. S10.95 VALUE INSTALLED SQ. YD. INSTALLED ever won Best Actress big COMPLETELY ‘150 □ 2 Wteb Inside Cenn. ‘1.95 □ ^bJl S (q) I 8961 („J 91U1M SCULPTURED •4.99 SQ. YD. DO IT YOURSELF UP TO 50 SQUARE FEET 2.Weeki Outside CeiM. Academy Awards twice in a u| uon aq i,,) puB iggi INSTALLED Boat explodes and hurts four George M. Henry et al to Robert D. ‘3.90 □ Stair et ai, property on Christine Dr., 1 Month O u l^ Conn. ‘4.90 □ 1 M ^ Inide Conn. row. They were („jauu!Q oj 8u|uio3 s.oq^ GROTON (UPI) — Police are in­ Wednesday, police said. 2. The Statue of Liberty was ssano,,) :ujnqd3H au|jBioBy{ Police say they do not suspect foul conveyance tax $39.05. designed by (a) Gustave 9x12100% NYLON BRIUDED RU6S REG.S9.9S ...... NOW ONLY $ 6 9 .9 5 vestigating the cause of an explosion pun i t 61 (..MUBa pooo and fire on a $4,700 boat that injured play. The boat was gutted. Ronald J. Holmes et al to William Eiffel (bi Frederic Auguste »m.,) PUB 9S81 („pi3j8a!Z R. Jagel et al, property on Cannon Bartholdi (ci Ferdinand de IBaJO aqj,,,) :jau|B>j astnq i CARPET & FLOOR COVERING four persons. Suffering minor Injuries were NAME...... Lesseps The owner of the 30-foot boat, Ar- Joseph Bastaracbe, 29, of Rd., convCpnce tax $45.65. OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT Rolling Meadow Estates Inc. to 3 Tasmania is named for the OPEN MON. THRU SAT 9-6 mand P. Roberts of Blast Hartford, Manchester; Armand F. Roberts Jr„ ADDRESS...... " ...... 302 MAIN ST. Thomas F. Ladny et al, property on discoverer of New Zealand T- 643-2711 MANCHESTER THURS TIL9 30 sent his four passengers overboard 14; Catherine Thibodeau, 29, of East PHONE NUMBER...... F. 643-6662 or 643-6663 when the boat expM ed and burst Hartford; and Gloria Young, SO, of Rolling Meadow Rd., conveyance tax TEMPLE'S into flames as he changed gears East Hartford. $53.90. * PAGE TWO-B- MAWCHEgTER BVENINO HEatALD, Manchwter. Conn.. Tlwr».. Am . 4. U77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977— PAGE THREE-B Vernon Democratic slate lUIZ Connors responds kept secret until caucus Mazzilli Mets’ hero I after ragged start By BARBARA RICHMOND November, elect a Democratic team bish, Marie Herbst, James Filkoff, NORTH CONWAY, round of the $125,0(X) Volvo to play two matches apiece International Tennis Tour­ Herald Reporter which will serve Vernon in a respon­ Stephen Marcham and Joseph N.H. (UPI) - It took to catch up with the field. sive and responsible manner.” Merluzzo and the school board nament. Orantes, who played in The complete slate for the with outside help a Seventh-seeded Stan Form er Mayor Frank McCoy, who member is Robert Dubeau who is last week’s Davis Cup November election, to be presented served three terms, before losing to serving out a vacancy on the board. DANNY MURTAUGH lED while to get his act Smith, who doesn’t like to matches against Italy, at the meeting of the Vernon NEW YORK (UPI) - The halted action again for an hour and 11th inning of Monday’s thriller. He THE BUGS TO 2 WORLD together. play on clay, was upset by Benoit in a close vote two years ago, Other school board m em bers who are five minutes. Tlie intervening six in­ batted with his pinky and ring finger ousted John Bartlett of Democratic Town Committee scorecard will show that Lee SERIES TITLES, WHAT But when he did, Connors unseeded Terry Moor of was endorsed at the Republican Democrats have not said whether nings had been played in a steady tapped together on his left hand as a Austalia, 6-1, 6-1, and Jean tonight, is being kept a secret until they will seek re-election. Among Mazzilli knocked in the win­ MANAGER HOLDS THE ALL- played every bit like the Monroe, La., 7-6, 6-3. caucus ’Tuesday night to head his par­ downpour. result of the injury. TIME N.L.REC0RP0F4 Caujolle of France, 7-6,6-4. meeting time at 7:30 at the Elks defending champion he is. Ageless, eighth-seeded ty’s ticket. them is Devra Baum, wife of the ning run in the 14th inning "I never thought they would The Mets had tied in the game in WORLD SERIES TITLES? Dibbs, who lost Monday Carriage House, N. Park St. town chairman. storming past West Ger­ Ken Rosewall, 42, of night's final of the Several incumbents on the Town Thursday night to give the resume after that stop,” said Mets the ninth inning with two runs which A. JOHN M'GRAW Lester Baum, Democratic town man teen-ager Werner Australia, meanwhile, Louisville Classic to Council and the Board of Education Thomas Dooley, who has been Manager Joe Torre. resulted largely from the generosity B. WALTER ALSTON chairman, said it was agreed earlier, New York Mets a 4-3 victory ZirngibI, 7-6, 6-0, breezed by 25-year-old Guillermo Vilas of Argen­ have announced they will seek mayor pro tern under Benoit, and But Flynn’s crew dumped 2,100 of the Dodger pitching. Charlie C. FRANK FRISCH by the nominating committee, that over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Wednesday in the second Tom Gullikson, 6^0, 6-1. tina, also scored straight nomination on the Democratic Councilmen Gerald Allen and Stanley pounds of Speedi-Dry, a chemical Hough walked the first two men he the slate wouldn’t be revealed. In What the scorecard will not show Manuel Orantes of Spain set victories over Victor ticket. Gill have declined re-nomination. compound, on the field after the se­ faced and after singles by ;i6M4SMSUfc that way it is hoped m ore people will are the contributions of and Eddie Dibbs of Miami, Amaya of the U.S. and Council members are George Fur­ cond delay. Youngblood and Vail left the bases attend the meeting. groundskeeper Pete Flynn and um­ who arrived late for the Kmilio Montano of Mexico. loaded and one run in. Lance Incumbent Democrat Mayor pire Andy Olsen. "We used 42 bags of the stuff and tournament, were forced they weigh 50 pounds apiece, so you Rautzhan walked Flynn to force Thomas Benoit is expected to be en­ It was Mazzilli's pinch-hit single dorsed for a second term. He an­ Area police report ] figure it out,” Flynn said. home the run which deadlocked the / that delivered Joel Youngblood from This printing test pattern is nounced his candidacy several weeks third base with the winning run as the Olsen, the second base umpire, game. In winning, the Mets captured their Plainfield results ' part of The Herald quality ago. Mets captured their second extra­ called a crucial balk on loser Mike fifth extra inning game in six tries control program in order to The Little Old Pleasant Valley Schoolhouse will be the site of meetings of the South Wind­ In a letter to party members, East Hartford criminal trespassing. On the first inning tussle from the Dodgers in Garman. 4-3, after Joel Youngblood give you one of the finest AUG 5, this season at Shea Stadium and Benoit asked for support and said, Gordon Anderson III, 16, of 78 charge he was released on a $500 three days. Monday. New York came led off the 14th with his third newspapers in the nation. sor Historical Society, now that the Planning and Zoning Commission has given the green raised their record under Torre to 30- “Over the past two years, under a Tolland St., Blast Hartfoid, was bond and on the second, a $1,000 bond. from behind three times to win 8-7 in successive single. Garman’s balk snixn s.it ici light to the project. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) 29. VEMUNT MraiMh lAI IN IN Democratic administration, our airested Wednesday at 10:27 p.m. at He is to appear in Common Pleas 12 innings. moved him to second and Doug TIMk FIST - t u r n OMIT I MB nST TWO CMKI (0 I.MllM.,N * N XU 8 Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda community has moved ahead in the his home after a domestic distur­ Court 19, Vernon, Aug. 24. Flynn, the head groundskeeper at Flynn, no relation to Pete, sacrificed I4prlW 1S.M iM S.M I-A*nr CM IN was not pleased with the weather, IMtIUI areas of public safety, housing, bance. He is charged with disorderly Shea Stadium, helped make it possi­ him to third. S.M Ul M M UI hM »$M c r I Mm 0mm. N LI* 0 c education and recreation." the umpires or the final score. mm u u i Mt UlU conduct, second-degree reckless en- Kenneth Poulin, 19, of 73 Vernon ble for the game to get as far as it Mazzilli then rapped a one-strike TK:4H2 IrlKli 1-M UN.lt Society gets schoolhouse He added, "Long range planning "The umpires cost us the game," M k Pki ttlil Center Heights, Vernon, was charged did. Rain delayed the start 43 dangerment, possession of a grounder past the outstretched glove he said. “The rain delay forced me to TrilMli 144 tM U4I.N a m s-ii (t| for land use, waste disposal and con­ Wednesday with unsafe backing. He minutes. Then with the Dodgers MM'llMt AN IM IN dangerous weapon (baseball bat), of Dodger first baseman Steve take out (Doug) Rau when he was MCMM. SN AN servation has been advanced. We was involved in a two-car accident. ahead 3-1 in the seventh by virtue of KCOiS-lllt) m Inn 1.H P ® liO South Windsor society the green light to use the The 800-square foot schoolhouse threatening, and risk of injury. Garvey. Mazzilli had been sidelined pitching a three-hitter and then 7-MilA.llll S.N IM ZN have been able to accomplish a great ’The driver of the other car was Dave Lopes' two-run homer, rain IM AM ntim The South Windsor Historical building only if no parking is allowed was the original Pleasant Valley Anderson was held overnight on a after a collision at the plate in the things started to happen." IN M M UI Mt illN School. deal in an atmosphere of open $200 surety bond for appearance in Donald Johnson of 9 Michael Dr., UK: JIM M kU UI put UIH Society has been given approval for on Ellington Rd. TiUkIi U.1 ptu UAIN government and participation by our Common Pleas Court 12 today. Vernon. Court date is Aug. 8. MMi u i oU UA.N Read use of the Little Old Pleasant Valley Mrs. Kyc told the PZC that owners Soccer registration TfIMi M-J mM tlUM citizens and have done so with full Ml M k IlIpiM UIM Wn XII (I) Herald FERRARA Schoolhouse on Ellington Rd. of a pasture behind the schoolhouse The deadline for registration in the recognition of the need for economy Vernon XMA rilG) 4il 121 141 The society asked permission to Anthony Norbut, 50, of 52 Charter 24rav« IraNSj IN IN Ads have offered the field as a parking South Windsor Recreation Depart­ and responsible fiscal Lucien R. Guilbault, 37, of 45 Mt. TM S-IA (I) use the historical building when it Rd., Vernon, was charged 14V lot. The society plans to ask St. Fran­ ment soccer program is Friday at management.” Vernon Dr., Vernon, was arrested A.nMHT« IIN AN IM TH:1194 1 0 0 R ‘ t c ^ Wednesday with failure to grant the l lAIMl XU XH m m iu m u in was vacated by its former tenants, cis of Assisi Diurcb, located nearby, the Town Hall. Benoit expressed optimism about Carlton better pitcher XM, AM Iliftli XU twice Wednesday on complaint of bis right of way at an intersection. He Pwtacti 312 ydUSIN the South Windsor Cooperative to use the church parking lot oc­ The program is open to boys and « : JUI TrWwta L24 fM tllN.ll Three what can be accomplished over the wife, who lives on Russell Dr. in Ver­ was involved in a two-car accident on M M IM M >NU Classes Nursery School. casionally. girls aged 9 to 14. There will be in­ BICYCLES next two years and said with the sup­ non. ’Tunnel Rd. ’The driver of the other MAkIi UI MUXN of Racing Terry Kyc, president of the PZC member John Norman struction in ail phases of the game as Trilicti I-I-] M tItUI Tan TANS tma. id ...... NEW USED port and assistance of his party Police said both times Guilbault car was Richard Green of Ellington. XMlilpm IXU UU IN historical society, told the Planning suggested the need for lighting in the well as in house league play. XMn h XU A.N members I “believe that we can, in was charged with first-degree Court date is Aug. 19. Fommui IM l Ml Ml XN Bring the and Zoning Commission (PZC) that pasture area if it will be used as a The registration fee is $5 per child. than when he won 27 1M UN I.ft« IrM XU J-tl H! the society plans to use the parking lot. All 9-year-olds must present birth I DMlAn ht, M 55 m m in piM tlUN I ^ F o m i l y l IMH XU M M UipM tUXN schoolhouse for its regular meetings, It was suggested that a decision be certificates when registering. IM: UN IrUM XXI pM tININ Vernon prepares Chicago Cubs in the National the year for the Reds. m m u i piU SUN for crafts and for workshops. postponed because of the parking Ken Collins, physical education in­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve THIS p WJJIment League's Eastern Division. Asirus 3. Pirates 0 NriM 7H piM UIN anan xii lei The group has been meeting at situation, but PZC member Robert structor in the South Windsor Carlton isn’t likely to match TlUM I-A-I piM U2SN LFrwhm Tay n,N 144 IN The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Jose Cruz doubled in two runs and 141 IN A” ;I^i ville; Richard Sander Jr., Tolland; James Little, South South Windsor; Scott Wlndsorville; Herbert West, St., Vernon; Wayne Derosier, Terry Rd., OF CONN.. INC. r t o ONTCIW M l o t t u r v t t d « n . Snipsic St., Rockville. Manchester, Olive Lane, Ver­ Manchester; Bessie Dumas, HARTFORD • 249-6593 Discharged ’Tuesday: Mrs. non; Mary Meacham, Spruce Indian Hill Rd., Vernon; r» I 408 New Britain Ave. Brenda Bauano and son, St., Manchester; JohnOrcutt, Susan Lincoln, Tolland; Mrs. Master Charge • BankAmericard Hartford; Shirley Brisbin, Merrow Rd., Coventry; Pamela Panaro and daughter. (Plenty of Free Parking) Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; William Pecor, West Cooper St., Manchester. PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4. 1977— PAGE FIVE-B NOTICE Softball INDEX W»nt§d IS TOWN OF MANCHESTER NOTIClt STEADY WORK ■ Reliable, Merchants score win Strong man Jim Rice 1— loM tnd Found POSITION VACANCY 2— P t r t o n a t t hard worker, who wants Scoring in every inning, star­ Jeff Berman pitched the first four Merchants were Al Hutchinson and SECRETARY a — Annoonctmomt steady employment, good In- TONIGHrS GAMES — ting with five runs in their first innings for the regular season cham­ Brad Ingraham with three hits each. $9,895 - $10,741 4 EntorUinmonl come. Call------52i 702 between 9- CBT Blue vs. NEFire, 6 This Is highly responsible and 5— A u c l io n i 2 only. at-bats, the Manchester pions and held the Supremes at bay. Tom Boland and Greg Holmes Steve Pyka, in relief, was reach^ —Robertson skilled secretarial and ad­ FINANCIAL collected two blows each in the 13-hit delivers for Red Sox 6— Bondi'Slocki-M ortaMM NOW accepting applications Merchants turned back the Crispino's vs. Circuits, ministrative work involving for two runs in the sixth inning before attack against Bob Gaughsey and 9— Ptrtontl Loint for full time employment. challenge of Crispino’s in a 7|15 —Robertson the supervision and coordina­ 10 - in t u r t n e o darkness baited piay. Pete Gourley. SEATTLE (UPI) — Darrell After the game, Johnson reflected designated hitter, has hit safely in 19 tion of the work of a depart­ Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Blue Moon vs. Moriar- CMPIOVMCNT only. Colt Inter-Town playoff Johnson, the Seattle Mariners of his last 20 games. 13 — Berman scattered two hits and on the days when he managed the ty's, 8i30 —Robertson ment. Holp Wanlod baseball game last night at Playoffs finals are slated Friday manager, forecast three years Red Sox and Rice was just breaking He says “ twelve more weeks of 14 — B uiinou Opporluniliot Pyka was reached for three. B.A. vs. Glass II, 6 Applicant must have at ieast IS - Siluatfon Wantod VEHICLE MECHANIC - No Moriarty Field, 12-2. Swinging big bats for the night at 6 at Moriarty Field. in in 1974. this would be all right with me.” experience required. Current ago that Jim Rice would -—Fitzgerald six (6) years of increasingly EDUCATION Hobson hit his 21st homer with two — training openings. Good "Knowing the strike zone is the responsible office work and 16 Privala Initructioni become the strong man of the Moriarty's vs. David's, 19 — salary, paid training. Enlist­ biggest improvement Jim has made men on in the second inning office management including Schooli-Ciataat American League. 7; 15 —Fitzgerald 2 0 - Intiruclioni Wanttd ment requirred. Ages 17-35. and he'll get better,” Johnson Wednesday night, and Scott belted the ahility to take stenography NassifFs vs. CBT, 6 NEAL ESTATE Call U.S. Army at M3-9^. Wednesday night in Seattle, Rice his 27th with one man on in the third. at a rate of 90 words per — East Hartford predicted. , —Nike 2 3 H om ti lor Saia made Johnson look good by hitting That may be an awesome threat to The Sox were leading 7-4 when minute or in lieu thereof the 24 ~ loli-Land lor Sal# VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Wilson's vs. 2S invasimani Proparly experience required. (Current two home runs, his 28th and 29th, as the rest of the American League, Mike Kekich, third of five Seattle experience requirement may 2 6 —■ Bufinasa Proparly men softoatt Sportsman, 7il5 —Nike 27 — Pasort Proparly training openings. Good the Boston Red Sox humbled the because Rice now has 29 home runs pitchers, walked four men to force in be partially met by college or DeMolay vs. Rockwell, business school couses which 2 6 - Baal Etiaia Waniad salary, paid training. Enlist­ expansion Mariners 12-4. and 72 runs batted in. He's scored 71 a run and set the stage for Garbo’s ment required. Ages 17-35. Hall of Earners 6 —Keeney may be substituted on the MISC. SERVICES In winning their sixth game in a bases-emptying home run. — Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. runs, leads the league in total bases basis of one year of training 31 Sarvicai Otiarad row. the Red Sox stayed atop the Mike Paxton won his fifth game 3 2 — Painting.Paparing and slugging percentage and has a DUSTY for one year of experience. 33 — Building-ConUacling POWER GENERATOR Membership in the Connecticut (Herald photo by Dunn) American League eastern division by against two losses for Boston. Gary 34 — Rooling-Siding .325 batting average. — Equipment Operator - No Softball Hall of Fame has risen to 56 two percentage points. Wheelock, 6-7, was the loser. Trailing 7-1 after two in­ Applications are available at 3 5 Healing.Plumbing Rice, who hit his homers in the nings, Trash-Away finished 3 6 — F lo o r in g experience required. Current with the addition of seven new Start of weekly ^Fun for Run^ race at MCC campus The Baltimore Orioles also won, Carl Yastrzemski was expected to the Personnel Office, 41 37 — Moving.Trucking. Storage training openings. (Jood first and fifth innings with no one on 3 6 members who will be Inducted of­ but the New York Yankees lost and rejoin the team tonight in the first of strong to eke out an 8-7 Center Street, Manchester, Sarvtcai Wanted salary, paid trainnmg. Enlist­ base, simply says he’s “more Connecticut. The closing date ment required. Ages 17-35. ficially at the Connecticut Amateur dropped 2'.2 games behind the two a four-game series against the A’s in duke over the Angels last MISC. FOR SALE mature” as a hitter. 4 0 — Household Goods Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Softball Association's annual dinner night at Robertson. for submitting applications is clubs. Rice has been named American Oakland. He had been limping on a August 17, 1977. 41 — Articles tor Sale on Sunday, Nov. 27, at the Holiday Boston had five home runs in all, swollen foot since last month. Harry Cammeyer, Angie 4 2 — Building Supplies EARN EXTRA Money Part League player of the month for July. An Equal Opportunity 4 3 — Pats -Birds* Dogs Inn, Bridgeport. Cappa, Stu Magdefrau and — time, working (rom our plea­ including a grand slam by Bernie The 24-year-old outfielder, who’s Vida Blue (10-12) was to face Employer. 44 L iv e s to c k The 1977 selections inciude two out­ Jim Michalek each rapped 4S — Boats 6 Accessories sant office. Hourly rate, plus Gates repeats race success Carbo and roundtrippers by George Ferguson Jenkins (7-7) in tonight's 4 6 Sporting Goods played most of the year as the 005-8 commission. No experience out two hits for the __ standing promoters, one umpire and Scott and Butch Hobson. game. 47 Garden Products necessary. Will train. Call us winners. 4 6 A n tiq u e s \ four former players. Despite wet weather and a Division in 21:04 with Tony Hollister Jennifer Ogden were third and 4 9 - Wanted to Buy at ^ 9 9 0 . Three hits were Those elected this year, according water-logged course, 57 second. Bruce Lanbe, John Sullivan fourth. BOLTON ZONING RENTALS produced by Tom Neville PHONE FROM home to ser­ to Sylvester (Sal) Cholko of Strat­ runners of all sizes and ages and Courtney Purdue rounded out the Women’s Division, a 1.7 race, was COMMISSION 52 — Rooms lor Rent and Rick Arn and Dana S 3 — Apartments lor Rent vice our customers in the ford, chairman of the Connecticut top five. captured by Janine Dobson in 9:48. 54 _ Homes lor Rent Manchester area. Flexible showed up last night to take stamiiigij Hunter confident _ Lemay had two each for 55 Business lor Rent ASA’s Hall of Fame committee, are: High School Division winner was Heather Conley, Pam Dzen and hours, super earnings. 249- part in the second of three the Angels. LEGAL 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent Players Ernie Argazzi, Plainviile; John Clifford of East Catholic in Susan Sheckley followed. 57 __ Wanted to Rent 7773. SAM-MCC road races with CANDLELIGHT 56 - Misc lor Rent Stan Brazauskas, East Hartford; Joe 21:52. John Lahda, Mulcahy McCann, The Jogger Division went to Tim NOTICE Snapping a 6-6 tie with a REAL EISTATE Sales people Flasko, Fairfield; Carol LaRose, Steve Gates again showing his Dave Timbrell and Carl Kjellson Roy in 11:2 for 1.7 miles. Harry Veal National League AUTOMOTIVE Rangers in race 61 Autos lor Sale for Manchester area. Must be run in the last frame, Gus’s The Bolton Zoning Commis­ Bridgeport. heels to the pack. followed across the final line. and B.J. Gauvin followed. East 6 2 Trucks lor Sale licensed or In process. John DiLajiro, New Haven, sponsor stopped Vito's last night at sion will hold a Public 6 3 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Generous commission The former schoolboy and college Boys’ Youth Division saw Mike Alan Girelli, SAM coordinator, W L Pet. GB 64 Robertson, 7-6. Hearing on Monday, August Molorcycles-Bicycles schedule. Wolverton Agency of the Columbus Auto Body Bears, standout covered the 3.8 mile course Roy romp home first in 5:33 for the said a special salute is due Ian Chicago 61 43 .587 — NEW YORK (UPI) - Billy Hunter may just prove that 15,1977 at 8 p.m. in the Bolton 6 5 Camper s-Trailars-Mobile Ray McKenna, East Hartford, Big stickers for the Piz­ H o m e s Realtors, 649-2813. in 20:30. He competed in the Coliege shorter run. Gary Gates as second in Cassidy and Mulcahy McCann, two Philadelphia 60 44 .577 1 changing managers sometimes does make a difference. 66 za men were Pete Leber Community Hall for the pur­ Aulomoliva Service manager for 30 years of the Division. 5:38 with Kent Stringfellow, Ian visitors from Ireland who did well in PitUburgh 60 46 .566 2 The Texas Rangers outslugged the pose of hearing a request from 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease RECEPTIONIST wanted for with a single, double and Dovalettes; and umpire Frank Trailing Gates were Chris Walton, Cassidy and John Fitzgerald trailing. their respective divisions. St. Louis 59 48 .551 3W American League Western Division­ Mr. Stillman Keith for a zone dental specialty office in fourth-inning homer and two pitches homer, and Jim Colla, Jon Berlinger of Ansonia. Eric Lecko, Phil Goss and Brian Over the one-mile distance in the The final race program will be Montreal 50 55 .476 11W leading Chicago White Sox, 12-10, for change from R-1 to R-2 to a downtown Hartford. Leber and Ted Holmes Excellent working conditions During his 30-year term as Longo in that order. Girls’ Youth Division, Mara Walrath presented Wednesday night. Racing New York 45 59 .433 16 the third straight night Wednesday, later, George Brett added a solo shot particular parcel of land off Toronto rookie starter Jerry Gar­ each with two blows. located on Rt. 44 A and South □ NOTICES and benefits. Good opportuni­ manager of the Dovalettes, McKen­ Don Rowe, former Fordham was timed in 6:49 with Leslie Gates starts at 7 with no preregistration giving them five straight wins and 11 ty for mature Individual who na’s team won 1,403 games and lost vin. The Royals added three more The losers had just five Road, containing ap­ University runner, won the Open 11 seconds slower. Sheryl Veal and necessary. W L Pet. GB in the last 12 games. The loss was the enjoys dealing with people. 324. Started in 1947, the team dis­ runs in the seventh on a single by hits by as many players. proximately 13 acres and Call 525-3868 after 10 a.m. Los Angeles 67 40 .626 - White Sox' fourth in a row and cut Lost and Found 1 Looking for the first tee banded in 1976 with a 20-7 record due John Mayberry, a double by Joe The nightcap saw Pero’s known as the Jennie Perrett Cincinnati 53 52 .505 13 their lead to 3 1/2 games. Estate. The hearing will also to a lack of suitable fast pitch com­ Zdeb, a single by Fred Patek, and a stop Holiday Lanes, 9-5, LOST-Will the person who EXPERIENCED Adult Houston 50 58 .463 17W “We’re going to win it,” Hunter hear a request from Mr. Keith Babysitter wanted. Toi care Sammy Davis crawled on his hands and knees looking for the petition. East Hartford played 100 two-run throwing error by Toronto with Butch Talaga hitting picked up the tan and white San Francisco 48 .444 19W said. "I haven't said that before, but for a revision to the zoning Corgi on July 28th, in the (or five month old infant in my games in 1954, winning 75 and losing second baseman Steve Staggs. two homers and Dave South Windsor home. Days. first tee before starting round in Pro-Am of GHO yesterday at San Diego 46 63 .422 22 maybe this is the first time I’ve felt regulations as follows: vicinity of Soring and Gardner 25. Angels 5, Yankees 3 Bidwell one. The latter Street in Manchester, please Own tra n sp o rta tio n . Wethersfield. (UPI photo) Massengale warms up Atlanta 37 68 .352 29 it. We can win it just doing what Section 6.C — Multiple References required. Call 289- also had two singles and Terry Humphrey singled in two return him. We love Mm and A pitcher, Brazauskas compiled a we’ve been doing. I think we’ve got Dwelling Complexes 2040. lifetime won-lost showing of 513-111. Wednesday's Results runs and ex-Yankee Bobby Bonds Bud Talaga chipp^ in with miss Mm very much. Substan­ New York 4, Los Ang. 3 (14) the best pitching in the league and if Lot Area "For the first tial reward. No questions He played 11 years with the added a two-run, inside-the-park two more hits. (presently reads — “For EXPERIENCED Carpenter Montreal 4, San Francisco 2 the White Sox had our pitching, John Wiggin again led asked. Please call 849-7406. Dovalettes, starting at age 16, and they’d waltz in.” each” ) principal building needed - Send resume to P. 0. ■ Philadelphia 8, San Diego 1 the Lanes with a triple and Box 180, Columbia. four years with the Lackland Air for defense of crown .Mike Hargrove’s three-run homer, there shall be a minimum of LOST CAT-In Glastonbury, Force Base team. He finished his St. Louis 5, Atlanta 1 [American League] single and Ron Blomberg 70,(X)0 square feet of lot area ...... heading north. Mostly..... 'black, j k , Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3 (10) his fourth h it, highlighted a six-run had two singles. (or the first three dwelling un­ white pawspaw and bib. Red SECRETARY- Real Estate Herald angle career with a life-time batting WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - 72-hole event that winds up on Sunday Aoprasial office In U.S. Canadian and British Open Houston 3, Pittsburgh 0 12th inning, which gave the Rangers NIKE its. There shall be an ad­ collar, &33-1674. average of .275 in 1963. Rik Massengale, looking for in order to return to his expectant their latest victory. Toby Harrah hit Manchester. Call 646-0^. champ is recovering from a severe Each side collected 16 ditional 10,000 square feet of This year’s dinner in Bridgeport wife, Anne, and their three-year-old Today's Games his 16th homer for the Rangers and home run to make Nolan Ryan the MISSING since July 26. Skin­ his first win in six months, back problem that kept him out for a San Diego (Freisleben 4-5) at hits but the Walnut lot area per each additional ny long haired neutered black STEADY WORK-Rellable Earl Yost wiil be the seventh in the series son at their Santa Barbara, Calif., Jim Sundberg and Willie Horton American League’s first 15-game begins defense of his title large part of the tour. His play has Philadelphia (Christenson 9-5) Barbers had more runs in a dwelling unit." cat with yellow paws and a hard worker who wants started in 1971 to honor the all-time home. winner. Ryan, 15-10, went the first Philip Dooley, steady employment and good Sports Editor improved, typified by his fourth- drove in a pair of runs apiece. 12-6 decision over Flo’s last green collar. Vicinity of Main greats of the game in the state upon today in the first round of the The Canadian Open runnerup at­ Montreal (^hnsen 6-4) at Atlanta seven innings before tiring. Graig Chairman & Grove Streets. 64M799. income. Call 5284702 or 528- place finish in the British Open. Elsewhere in the American night at Nike. their election to the Connecticut Soft- $210,000 Greater Hartford tributed part of his failure to make (Solomon 2-1), N Nettles hit his 25th homer for the 001-9 3869, 9 a.m.. Massengale won last year with an League, Minnesota routed Detroit, Tim O'Neil, Dave Enes, bait Hall of Fame. State Com­ Open at the Wethersfield Coun­ Yankees in the ninth. Announeomonto 3 the cut last week at Philadelphia to 18-under-par 266, two-strokes ahead 11-1, Kansas City put away Toronto, Jim Reagan and Tom IMMEDIATE JOB missioner Joseph Barber will preside try Club. concern over his home, threatened American League Brewers 7, Indians 4 of second placers J.C. Snead and 7-4, California ambushed New York, Morse each collected three TOWN OF MANCHESTER, OPENINGS-312,000 to $20,000 over the ceremonies as toastmaster. but later saved by raging forest fires 5-3, Milwaukee downed Cleveland, 7- Sal Bando’s bases-loaded walk and possible. We need career Short putts The tall Texan was in a group of six Memphis Classic winner .Al East hits for the Barbers with CONNECTICUT One hand feeds the other and when nearby. 4, Baltimore topped Oakland, 8-6, and Jim Wohlford’s two-run single OFFICE OF THE minded people who are willing Sammy Davis Jr. is a big man in the Bob Hope Classic is played, that carded a three under par-68 for Geiberger. W L Pet. GB Tom Ragna adding a tVNUUUSC to work nard toward a rewar­ ”I was worried. You know. Buddy Boston 60 43 .583 — Boston drubbed Seattle, 12-4. capped a three-run uprising in the GENERAL MANAGER the entertainment field and he was Davis is on hand and the same for the third place on the 6,583 yard course Massengale's 1976 win was his se­ homer. ding future. We want to talk to Alliri (fellow pro and neighbor) saved Baltimore 61 44 .581 — Twins 11, Tigers 1 seventh inning that lifted the MUNICIPAL BUILDING you privately. We have the big man at the Wethersfield Jackie Gleason Tournament. The Wednesday in a Pro-AM practice cond on the tour. He is currently Tom Doran, Ed Bombar­ Modern round. my house and several others with a New York 59 47 .557 2W Lyman Bostock went 3-for-5 and Brewers over Cleveland. MANCHESTER, several openings offering Country Cluh yesterday for the of­ entertainers are a closeknit group on garden hose.” seventh among PGA money winners Orioles 8, A's 6 dier and Jerry Bombardier CONNECTICUT 06040 security, benefits, ranslon, ficial start of the 26th annual Greater Jim Simons, who gained his first with $116,187, including the $40,000 Detroit 46 56 . 451 13W drove home three runs while Craig each hit safely twice for this subject. Rookie Eddie Murray’s second N ^ C E TO CONTRACTORS 2-Bedrooni and hign earnings, training Hartford Open. tour win this year at New Orleans, Oosterhuis said he wanted to come top prize he earned in the Hope Cleveland 46 57 .447 14 Kusick drove in three others with a the losers with the latter starts Immediately. homer of the game, a two-run drive Although he weighs just over 100 Legion^ East scored a five-under-66 for the day’s home but his wife told him to stick it Desert Classic over runnerup Bruce Milwaukee 47 60 .439 15 pair of singles in pacing the Twins to homering. Educational background un­ Sports figures out. with one out in the top of the 10th in­ pounds and gets lost in the crowd low. One stroke behind was Wally Lietzke. Toronto 36 67 .350 24 their fourth straight win. Dan Ford INVITATION Idjiartmentsl important. Apply Holiday Inn, Handsome Rick Barry, the tallest homered and Rod Carew raised his ning propelled Baltimore to victory Pialnvllle Room 125, Exit 34 when beseiged by autograph seekers, game reslated Armstrong, a native of New London, "But I’m going home right after Lietzke. third on the current West REC man in the Pro-Am at 6-7, Willie this, since 1 didn’t qualify for the average to .384 for the Twins. and kept the Orioles within a percen­ off of 84. Thursday August 4th, Davis is the guy responsible mainly who has yet to win a tournament money list at $180,011, was gunning W Pet. GB Trailing 13-8 with three TO BID <180 10a.m. and 7 p.m. sharp. No Mays and Dr. J - Julius Erving - all PGA next week,” said the Royals 7, Blue Jays 4 tage point of first-place Boston in the for making the GHO a complete since he joined the tour in 1973. for his third victory of the season and Chicago 62 41 .602 - outs remaining, Hartford ihone calls. Equal opportuni- were mobbed by youngsters for their Rain and wet grounds forced post­ transplanted Britisher who displays Frank White stroked a three-run. AL East. Bid No. 1-4 per month y Employer. success and getting national televi­ Grouped with Massengale were the $42,000 top prize, eighth richest Minnesota 62 46 .574 2Vt National Bank exploded for f autographs and Barry, the scoring ponement of last night’s scheduled a constant pleasant smile. In accordance with provisions lincludes wall to walll sion exposure. Peter Oosterhuis, Lee Trevino, the on the tour. Kansas City 57 45 . 559 4W nine runs in the seventh in­ star in the NBA, didn't disappoint American Legion baseball game " I’ve earned $46,000 so far this of the Town Charter, sealed carpeting, heat, hot| EXPERIENCED HELP For Although it has to take a back seat 1972 winner; Tom Kite; J.C. Snead, Texas 57 45 .559 4W ning to top Norton Electric proposals will be received in kitchen duties and nightly anybody. His pink outfit rivaled the between Manchester and East Hart­ year and we’ll have enough if I don’t I water and parking. to the Pleasant Valley Open in Sut­ Victor Regalado and Lou Graham. California 49 54 476 13 last night at Keeney, 17-14. the Office of the Director of cleanup. Apply in person at best looking togs worn by any of the ford. win anything else. I plan to take off Weaver tabs Murray Massengale was in a group with Rice tops Seattle 46 63 422 19 General Services of the Town • 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Main ton, Mass., in luring big names, the touring pros...Judging by the size of Three hits were It has been reset for Saturday mor­ entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. who from the tour so I’ll be home when Oakland 42 62 .404 20W of Manchester, Connecticut f«iMl HauUng Street after 2 p.m. GHO is still big league. Best the crowd there are hunderds of peo­ ning at 11 o’clock at Shea Park in NEW YORK (UPI) — Boston produced by Jon Neuner Opportunllr testimony to that is the estimated lends hir name to the Jaycees charity the baby comes home in October," he Wednesday's Results and Tom Yaconiello with not later than: ple out of work, on vacation, on long East Hartford. said. designated hitter Jim Rice 11:00 A M. EDST- REAL ESTATE CAREER- event. Proceeds go toward Jaycee Milwaukee 7, Cleveland 4 AL rookie of year Dave Minor. Dick Beloin, Eam $15,000 annually. Must 20.000 spectators that showed up Wednesday became the American coffee breaks or lunch hours or Friday night the locals entertain Trevino figures to be a contender August 23, 1977 yesterday to watch the Pro-Am halfway houses for the mentally League Player of the Month for July Texas 12, Chicago 10 (12) John Leardi, Dave have license, or in process. retired. Many Manchester golfing Windsor Locks in a Zone Eight con­ for his first tour victory since last OAKLAND (UPI) — If there is a better rookie in the American League this At which time and place said Part timers considered. which boasted fewer "name” figures retarded. in the closest voting of any month Minnesota 11, Detroit 1 Richards and Tony Help Wanted 13 buffs were on hand, several of whom test starting at 6 o’clock at Eagle year's Colonial Classic. The former year than Elddie Murray, Baltimore Orioles Manager Earl Weaver isn't proposals shall publicly Ralph Pasek, Realtor 289- from the entertainment field than Oosterhuis was anxious to start the this season. Kansas City 7, Toronto 4 Gooding each stroking a did not want their identify revealed Field. aware of him. opened for furnishing of all SALES POSITION - Straight W i. ever before. Baltimore 8, Oakland 6 (10) pair for the Bankers. materials, labor, equipment on a working day...For many years “I haven't been watching that "This kid is the only man on our commissions, leads furnished "Thank you for coming," was the California 5, New York 3 Ken Bruco and Jim and incidentals for the to homeowners. Call 242-5402. RN (or office nursing position. the Pro-Am was free and a clinic was close,” conceded Weaver Wednesday team who has played every game,” greeting Davis made to spectators Debbie Austin leading Boston 12, ^ t t l e 4 Magowan were best for CONSTRUCTION OF WHITE Send resume to Box V, c/o also offered with the late Paul Hahn, night after Murray hit two homers in said Weaver of Murray, "and he has Manchester Herald. that rimmed the greens to get a T«t*cstotic Norton with three hits BROOK DRAINAGE (rom PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The master of trick shots, the late Ed Today's Games a 10-inning 8-6 victory over the done everything we have asked of Air Force recently announced glimpse of the accomplished actor- Await pairings SUNNINGDALE, two eagles and four birdies each, the latter having a Union Pond approximately 4,- "Porky" Oliver in charge with help Toronto (Jefferson 6-11) at Kansas Oakland A’s, "but as far as I’m con­ him and then some more. Look at his 600 feet southerly and easterly new openings for individuals HOMEWORKERS: $85.00 singer. England (UPI) — Debbie on the 6,174-yard par-74 single, double and triple, weekly addressing, stuffing from the touring pros...Today the NEWPORT, R.l. (UPI) - Skippers City (Leonard 10-9), N cerned Eddie is a shoo-in for Rookie- numbers.” to the vicinity of Phelps Road with prior military service. If When he missed a 15-foot birdie Austin, who nearly quit course to lead Judy Rankin Texas (Blyleven 10-9) at Chicago The numbers, as Weaver calls and teammates Wally you nave been out (or lets envelopes. Start immediately. Pro-Am is a money-maker with a of the foreign 12-meters here for the of-the-Year honors.” on Green Road. Details, rush 23 cents & self putt on the first he said he had an golf in May, was one stroke and South African Sally (Stone 10-7), N them, add up to 18 homers. Pocius and Kevin Kelly than 5 years and are looking sleep admission tag...Brad Selwood, America’s Cup competition learned in the lead with a Six- TIRE DEALS Ruppert Jones of the expansion Contract Documents In­ for “A Great Way of Life’ , addressed stamped envelope: excuse - one eye, which brought a Little by one stroke, San­ each hit safely twice. popular member of the New England their pairings for today’s elimination Detroit (Rozema 10-4) at Seattle Mariners and Mitchell Page The A’s missed a chance to win in cluding drawings and contact the Air Force im­ Bestco, 3209 N.W. 7ith under-par 68 going into Terrace, Dept. K1829, chuckie from the hundreds, many of Whalers, was almost lost in the races after a chance drawing dra Palmer and Pam Minnesota (Redfem 4-6), N and Wayne Gross of the A’s have the tettom of the ninth when Tim technical specifications are on mediately. Call 648-7440. whom had set up chairs and claimed Thursday’s second round of Higgins, who both shot 70, Boston (Jenkins 7-7) at Oakland WOMEN’S REC llollywood, Florida. 33024. crowd. He played in the foursome Wednesday night from tickets folded played well as rookies, but Weaver Hosley, who opened the inning with a file at the office of the Direc­ vantage points long before the noon the $100,000 Eui^opean Pat Bradley, and Bonnie (Mitchell 0-3), N single and went to second on a Once again the final In­ tor of General Services with Davis which included defending into a mariner’s hat. LPGA championship at the says their accomplishments don’t RECEPTIONIST - Secretary. hour foursome teed off. Lauer and Australia’s Jan sacrifice but was then trapped ning proved decisive as the located at the Municipal BOLTON ZONING $140. Sales office seeking champion Rik Massengale. His win­ The yachts Australia and the Sunningdale Old Course. match up. COMMISSION Golf carts are taboo in tourney ning score was 266 which was worth Swedish Sverige will race first. Ten Stephenson at 71. between second and third. East Hartford Racquet Building, 41 Center Street, bright individual (or varied of­ "Before the Birmingham Manchester. Connecticut. fice functions. Pleasant per­ play but Davis and his co-attraction, $42,000. The same figure will be minutes later Australia’s Gretel II “ I played almost as well Club outlasted Lavallee Bob Hope, both used this method to Classic in the spring I had as I could play today. I feel Lobsters stop Caters with seven runs in the Copies of Contract Documents sonality. Excellent typing and presented this year's winner, Sunday and France I will start off on the had enough of the way I LEGAL light steno needed. Small get from lee to green Davis' special to shoot a 68 is one of my seventh, 11-10. may be obtained by depositing friendly office. Excellent night about 5:30 - 6 o'clock. Satur­ same 13.5 mile course in Rhode was playing,” she said. “I Fifty Dollars ($50.00) with the bore a Cadillac ornament on the grill. day’s and Sunday's play will be Island Sound. biggest thrills of all time," OAKLAND (UPI) — Martina Navratilova defeated Bateman cut Three hits were NOTICE benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser­ The little guy made a number of was at a point where I said Austin. produced by Liz Bickley, Director of General Services vices, 242 Trumbull St.. Hart­ telecast nationally...Al Geiberger, This afternoon, the round-robin Terry Holladay of the Golden Gaters 6-1 Wednesday night 19th hole SMITHFIELD, R.l. During an executive session friends by taking the time to pen his couldn’t see a sign of ” My last tournam ent Cindy Talpga and Bonnie for each set of documents so ford, 549-5561. who set a PGA record with a 59 this series will call Sverige and Gretel II to lead the Boston Lobsters to a 24-19 World Team Tennis (UPI) — Former Brown obtained. Each suen deposit on Wednesd^, July 6, 1977, signature to an assortment of papers, anything good coming helped a lot because at Godin of the Racquets with season, noted that "this is one course to start first and Australia and overtime win and notch her 14th consecutive women’s University quarterback will be refunded to persons the Bolton Zoning Commis­ DENTAL-SURGICAL Assis­ books, scorecards and hats that were along.” Pocono in Pennsylvania, Dee Burg, Cindy Crockett, where it can be broken.” Tommy France I will follow. singles victory. COUNTRY CLUB Bob Bateman and nine submitting a Bid If the sion voted to reject the zone tant. Wanted for oral sur- passed in front of him. He batted Since then she has picked like Sunningdale, you had Diane Goodwin and Nancy zeon’s Vernon office. Full Bolt's 60 is the best one-day score at The drawing was held at the Ida Boston opened the match with Mike Estep and Greer Retired Swingers other rookies and free drawings and Contract change request (rom Mrs. up three tournament titles to play a lot of shots that Roberts each getting a Frances Hailston to her time, experience preferred. 1.000 in public relations. Wethersfield in GHO play....Among Lewis Yacht Club, where skippers Stevens downing Frew McMillan and Francois Durr 6-2. winners yesterday at the agents were released on Documents are returned in and is ninth on the LPGA would run up to the hole,” pair. good condition within ten (10) property located on West Send replies to Box R c/o Someone asked how much does it the amateurs in the field were Frank and race syndicate heads gathered The loss ended McMillian and Durr’s consecutive win Manchester Country Club waivers Wednesday by the Manchester Herald. money list with $46,554. she said. The Doors were paced by days after the Bid opening. Street (Rt. 85), containing ap­ cost to get Hope and other names, Wilson and Dick Provost from for a captains meeting. streak at nine, a WTT record. in the weekly play were New England Patriots. Wednesday she grabbed Linda Kucejko, Debbie proximately one acre. The WELDERS • Certified Air­ such as in the past, Jackie Gleason, Manchester. Wilson is a former The Gaters tied the match at 8-8 in the second set when the teams of Bill Corbett Also released by the The Town of Manchester to come to the GHO. Triggs, Penny Gagnon and reserves the right to waive reasons (or rejection were: craft type. Clau A. First and president at Ellington Ridge. Paul Tom Okker avenged his previous loss to Estep (7-5) by and Ross Laliberte and Bill Patriots were tight end Nancy Nassiff with two any informalities or to reject 1. To preserve the residen­ second shift. Full and part Kuehn of ERCC was also entered. besting him 6-2. Masi and Ed Ansaldi with Mark Seymour, quarter­ time. Apply J. T. Stocomb Co.. hits each. Kathy Harrigan any or all Bids. tial character of the In women’s doubles, Navratilova and Stevens con­ 73 scores. back Rudy McClinon, run­ 68 Matson Hill Road, South 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD homered. Each Bidder must deposit neighborhood. Woman hurt by puck tinued to show why they own a 31-2 record with a 8-4 Third place went to Walt ning back Levi Jackson and 2. A Busineu Zone is not Glastonbury, Ct. Standings - Tikey 11-3, with his Bid, security in the SNAP SHACK triumph over Durr and Betsy Nagelsen. Ferguson with 74 with Alex center George Sergienko, required (or the proposed use B&J 104, Racquets 104, amount, form and subject to SALESMAN - Appllance-TV. loses decision in court DEUIXECHAMPION* The Gaters made a comeback in the fifth set, as Eigner-Ed Shaw and all free agents; wide the conditibns provided in the as presented. Retail. Must have experience. FOX RUN MALL - GLASTONBURY McMillan and Okker beat Roy Emerson and Tony Roche George Blount and Stan Elks 8-6, Lavellee 3-11, The vote was (our to one in Call Bemle's, 242-5517. Pricis receivers Kenny Anderson Savings Bank 0-14. Instructions to Bidders. 6-3 to make the score 23-19 and put the match in overtime. MIoganoski next with 75 and Tony Perry, running favor of the denial. PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) — A woman hit in the eye A7»-1I Attention to Bidders is par­ CARPENTERS-Experienced iiMkwsIt But Roche held service to close out the match at 24-19. rounds. back Clifford Martin, ticularly called to the Philip Dooley, by a puck while watching a professional hockey game in FUJICA ST 605 SLR CAMERA rollfdbtek Plus 11.72 CMAKTKROYk Chairman in construction field, 1970 is not entitled to damages for her partial blindness P.E.T. sAd defensive end Dennis Fen­ Farr’s upended requirements as to conditions knowledge of various types of PLAINVILLE toSfpLTB oldtirs. of employment to be observed 002-1 the Rhode Island Supreme Court has ruled. "A" sin ton and offensive tackle Manchester Oil Heat last home siding helpful to open t l-rib Assign, Stan Hlllier, all rookies. and minimum wage rates to close homes (or insulating In a unanimous Tuesday ruling, the high court upheld a STADIUM night at Fitzgerald, 6-5. be paid under the Contract. contractor. Steady work. Superior Court dismissal of the claim of Sylvia Kennedy y ^ •‘W I T H I S lo w I S Rec girls^ swim team Invitation Plainvillo, Conn. Ron Roy collected two No Bidder may withdraw his Group insurance. Good of Warwick and her husband for medical damages ••••CM * VulUiCA lasketball wages. Call Mr. Bernard 1 CASE’’ Sin Btockuna hits, one a homer, and Bid within sixty (60) days against the Providence Hockey Club Inc. Whit«w«ll F.t.T. drove in three runs for the To Bid Lozier, 649-5368. SAMUt6. 6 *8 PM A78-I3 ttijf place in Indiana meet INDY after the actual date of the The Manchester Board of The decision said Mrs. Kennedy voluntarily took a risk SALE PRICE B78-13 SiM MM SENIOR II Six runs in the last inning North Enders. Rick Bid opening. MOdffD MITO RMZS Education seeks bids (or PART TIME when she bought tickets for seats not shielded from the C78-I4 tSM MM The Manchester Rec man. They placed third, CTAAC 34 (Kevin Tyler enabled Nelson’s to post a Migliore and John Mace Robert B. Weiu, Fuel Oil (or (he 1977-1978 JANITOR/CLEANERS ice at the American Hockey league game. D78 14 8M8 MM sixth, seventh, eighth and 14, Ed Gustamachio 18), each added two hits while $3,000.00 PufM E78 14 MJ8 MM Swim Club competed in the come-from-behind win General Manager school year. Sealed Needed. Eary morning. 6 to 9 She claimed the hockey club "negligently failed to ap­ F78-14 MM MM National Junior Long ninth individually. Rata 29 (Kevin Flynn 12). over Regal’s last night at Jack Hughes, Jim Granato 066-7 proposals will be received a.m ., 6 day week. Few evening openings. 6:30 to 9 prise” them of the danger of sitting near the ice at a 1970 * ” G78 14 MM IIJS Distance Championship at The boys’ team placed Nike. 12-11. and Mike Pillon were in until 11:00 A.M., August 17. 139 :30. Must nave own transpor- H78 14 t\M MM 1977, at which time they Providence Reds game. G78-15 MM sue Lake Clare, Huntington, fourth. and consisted of SENIOR III Pacing the winning the two-hit class for the Ution. Call 649-5334 Court records showed the Kennedys sat in seats four H78 IS SSM S4J6 Ind., last Sunday. Robert Michaud, Roger Raunchy 41 ( Joe Reisen offense was Bill Magnotta Oilers. Order Your will be publicly opened. rows up from the ice. A shield at the edge of the rink 178-15 UM MM Whitham and Bill Halldin. 10, Bob Hartnett 9), Bake Friday night at 6. Specifications and bid CARPENTER-Experlenced BAW, Miuicfaester ^ I s ’ team with four hits. Doug Nelson forms may be secured at protected only spectators in the first three rows. 1 DAY KODACOLOR, AND EKTACHROME Al pricu phn iu and oU ln was secom in the three- They placed 13th, 14th 15th 38 (Scott Hansen 16, Jim added three more while the Highland Park Market and and capable of handling men. :_____ FILM PROCESSING Adams 12). % p p y the Business Office, 45 N. Knowledge of all types of The woman testified that at previous games she saw mile swim. The team was respectively. losers were paced by Mike the Jaycees meet in a bat­ School Street, Manchester. home siding helpful. Steady pucks hit the plexiglass shield and fly into the crowd. STORi HOURS made up of Bridget Ander­ Mel Siebold won the A lb atro ss 40 ( Sam Maloney, Steve Cassano tle of second and third Connecticut. Raymond E. work. Company benefits "The only reasonable inference suggesting itself to us DankeTs South WiNlsor Tire, Irc. son, Beth MacDonald, Masters Mile setting a Harrison 16, Chuck Cohen place teams with the available to qualified can­ $4 Adm. I to undor 12 yrs. 1 1 t;30-0.-00 P.M. and Jim LaChapelle with Thought Demers, Business is that she knew there was a risk that the puck would take Friday riO-tdM P.M. 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Rt«.S) Clare McDermott, Debra record for the 4044 age 12), Junior A C. 35 (Brian two hits each. Pete Ramey winner advancing to the Manager. didate. Call Mr. Bernard o r Undor 0 yro. froo. I I Lozier. 649-5368. Right and come to rest somewhere in the crowd,” Justice ______SattA O ao Clough and Wendy Sted- group- Moran 12) collected a home run. -•two tournament. 0614 Thomas Kelleher wrote. i 289-9381 Today! PAGE SIX -B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Aug. 4, m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 4,1977— PAGE SEVEN-B Htip Wanted 13 Hatp Wtntad 13 Homos For Sale 23 Homaa For Sala 23 sssssssssssssssssssssosgg# sssssssstsssstssssssssssss □ EDUCATION Hom%$ For $olo 23 Homoo Fot Solo 23 BUSINESS & SERVICE Prfvala InatrueUona 1$ T O O L A N D REMEDIAL READING and HeralJi math; Individualized work 1 ^ program, (lst-8th grade) by MATU CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Master's degree teacher. 566- '.3 D I E M A K E R S 8075. P H O N E 643-2711 First das$ only. □ REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY mnumatfo FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD All around machinists Homes For Safe 23 Satvfeaa Olfarad Sarrieaa OOarad 31 Bulldlng-Contracllng 33 H M U i^ 'n u m U i^ ...... 3$ COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg CAM TREE Service - Free es­ ALUMINUM Siding does need WES ROBBINS carpentry timates, discount senior NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Cintimatic NC operator Farm, with three story bam. cleaning. Free demonstration remodeling specialist. Act- repairs, plugged drains, Butler-type building. Power Dutch Colonist •— $139,900 citizens. Company and esflmate. 0 K Cleaning ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ADVERTI8IN0 IOWI31 IIMrUAIMKt* Manchester owned and kitchen faucets replaced, plant, ana other out buildings, Beautiful custom built builders home. ^5 extra large Service, Coventry, Conn. 74lf- built-ins, bathrooms, operate. Call 646-1327. 6733. repaired. Rec rooms, RATES with experience plus Three Lovely Homes. DISTINCTIVE U li R Swiss bedrooms, huge family room with 12 foot long stone kitchens, 649-3446. bathroom remodeling, heat Offers invited. B /W > ^lty , Chalet. Located high on a bill. - H n fireplace-ceiling to floor-raised hearth. Sliders to deck, EXPERT TREE Removal • moderniization, etc. Free 1 day . 1 U word par day 647-1419. ^ This four bedroom, 3 bath COMPLETE LAWN CUSTOM CARPENTRY - huge kitchen with loads of cabinets, 2 separate ovens, one Free estimates. Insured. Estimate gladly given. MAM 3 daya .. 10a word par day Top wages Fringe benefits chalet offers unique modern H V ttU U SI maintenance - Lawns, $5 atid Homes, Additions, Repairs, Plumbing A Heaflng. 649-2871. 6 daya ... 9a word par day BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy living. Ample closet space. 2 micromatic, slate foyer. 2W baths, decorated in Italian Working Manchester area for up. Hedges, $10 and up. Cabinets. Call Gary Chishlng, 20 daya . Oa word par day intersection. Large seven style. 1st floor laundry room and sewing room, all Ufl WfMMf • 90T0CA9T • over eight years. Reasonable. u^ing, and fertilizing. 345-2009. Good working conditions car garage, 2 fireplaces, large Flooring 36 15 worda $2 00 minimum room home, large lot. 855,000. lot. Mid |70’s. Keith Real Modern hardwood floors, stone and cedar front, 2-car garage,- Call, A ll-^te Tree Ebepert Happy Ada . . $2.30 men Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Co., 7424591. Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. electric doors, burelar and fire alarm svstems. centrallv For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Aug. 5. Thursday night TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY FLOOR SANDING A air conditioned, thermopane windows, 1500 gal oil tank. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Carpentry and general con­ 8 Paragon Tool Co. 2-BedFooni will find some shower activity near the lower Lakes region CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ attics, garages, yards Refinishing. Floors like new. 830,900. SIX Room Cape. SIX ROOM RANCH with new Built in 1976. Other features too numerous to mention. and in parts of the south Atlantic states. Fair to partly tracting. Residential and No waxing. (Specializing in Heatolator fireplac^ enclosed niture repaired, refinishing, cleaned, moving, trucking. commercial. Whether it be a 121 ADAMS STREET kitchen and ceramic tiled ’ 1 cloudy elsewhere with heat and humidity increasing in the touch-up work. House calls older floors). Staining floors. porch, large lot. Good buy. bath. Firpelaced living room, Loam for sale, fjw n service. small repair job, a custom MANCHESTER, CT. Apartments I Century 21 East. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate and service calls, pick up and No job too big or small. 568- Ceilings. In-outside painting. Hutchins /^ency 646-3166. large rec room, plus fourth built home or anything in Morso Stove Dealer. John maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (86). Boston delivery. 569-2867 days or 8522. between, call 648-1379. 647-9935 bedroom. Two car attached j a c k s t 6 n ; a v a n t e after 5. Verfallle, 646-5750, 872-2222. garage. Large treed lot. Only >180 68 (90), Chicago 69 ( 87). Cleveland 68 ( 85). Dallas 76 ( 94). I ; ODD JOBS - Landscaping, . Keith Rm I Estate 64^ 646-1316______Denver 55 ( 78), Duluth 52 ( 70), Houston 72 (93). Jacksonville NEWTON SMITH - FLOOR SANDING A per month 71 (91), Kansas City 67 (86). Little Rock 70 (91). Los Angeles UWNS MOWED, Trucking, yard clean-up, shruboery Remodeling, Repairing. Rec •CENTURY 2 U 4126, 649-1922. trimminng and tree work, etc. REFINISHING. Floors like 66 ( 75), Miami 79 ( 88). Minneapolis 58 ( 76), New Orleans 74 work, driveway sealing, tree rooms. No job too small. 649- Ma in t en a n c e Su^rvisor - Mancheoter & Vicintt]i Includes wall to wald 6464864 or 647-1240. service and light trucking and new. No waxing (specializing For health care faclMty. Elec­ SUBURBAN VALUE. Qean A Home With A History (89), New York 71 (87). Phoenix 82 (103), San Francisco 55 3144. in older floors). Staining six room Cape with stone carpeting, heat, hot] painting. Cbdl John, 649-5517 or trical and mechanical skills (74), Seattle 56 ( 74), St. Louis 69 ( 90), Washington 71 (90). CLUTTERED ATTICS A Brett, 6464136. floors. Ceilings. In-outsMe QENERAL OFFICE fireplace, aluminum siding, water and parking. CARPENTRY A Masonry - painting. Morso Stove Dealer. desired. Contact Mel $32,500 — Lake Hayward. 1760 James Goalee Colonial Cellars?>llai Will haul unwanted Additions and remodeling. ADVERTISING CLERK NEEDED Thurston, Meadows Convales­ Three bedroom summer attached garage, tree shadM 6 43 -1 W ft1 ...... items for you reasonably. Call John Verfallle, 6^5750, 872- yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real Fre estimates. Call Anthony 2222. to do light typing and cent Center, 333 Bldwell home. Fireplace, fully fur­ Eqtml Nomina (849-1618, or 568-0322, for free Squillacote, 649-0811. DEADLINE bookkeeping, phone work, Street, 647-9193. Extension 21. ^ U te . 6464126 649-1922. OppoNimilr estimates. nished, aluminum exterior. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS6********** ssssssssssssssssssssssssss Painting-Papparing 32 12:00 noon Ihe day bafore filing and billing. Houaahold Goads 40 $34,500 — Two bedroom ANDOVER-Charming four Homaa For Sala 23 Bualnaaa Proparty 26 CARPENTRY - Repairs, publication. Experience heipful but will HAIRDRESSER with BRICK, BLOCK, Stone remodeling, additions, gar­ HAPPY I Condo. Central air, rec room expandable Cape. 2W- PAINTING - interior and Daadllna lor Saturday and train. managers license. Call 528- Fireplaces, concrete. ages, rooofing. Call David REFRIGERATORS • 3149, evenings, 568-4971. room, carport, all offers acres with view of Andover MAJESTIC FOUR Bedroom MANCHESTER Shopping exterior, paperhanging, Monday la 12.00 Noon Friday. MANCHESTER-By owner. Center. On Main Street. Room Chimney repairs. No job too Patria, 644-1796. Washers, ranges, used, 30th considered. Lake. 836,900 or make offer. Colonial. Immaculate in and small. Save. Call 644-8356 for excellent work. References. guaranteed and clean. New Reply Box U Leasenger Sells. 646-8713. Six room aluminum sided out. IVo car attached garage. for expansion. Great poten- Free estimates. Fully in­ EXCELLENT Opportunity - estimates. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 shipment damaged, GE and I BIRTHDAY | The Manchaeter $35,000 — Four bedroom Cape on heavily treed corner Priceless view. Only $48,900. Ual. 1-617448-0400. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- PLEASE READ For man to learn wholesale lot in desirable Bowers School Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. Evening Herald hardware business. Pleasant Colonial. IVk baths, gar­ 827,900 Reduced. Nicely Lessenger Sells, 6464713. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars 4431. Pearl and Son, 649 Miih YDUR AD age, 200 foot deep lot. redone five room Cape. ()uiet area. Wall-to-wall carpeting, Retort Proparty 27 BIDWELL Home Improve­ I Doug Morency | conditions. Green Hardware, fireplace, dishwasher, garage and attics. Moving large ment Co. Expert installation Street, 643-2171. Main Sti'eet, 522-1107. Needs your personal touch. location. Garden area, won't MANCHESTER-Seldom appliances, also stone or loam QUALITY PAINTING and 643-2171. Claaaillad ada are taken over last. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. and garden area. City utilities available! 8 room custom VERMONT Paper Hanging by Willis of aluminum siding, gutters the phone aa a convenience. $36,900 — Charming and very low heating costs. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. and trims. Roofing installa­ COMMUNICATIONS Cable, Ranch. Four bedrooms, stone Schultz. Fully insured, BABY ITEMS, convertible The Herald la reaponaible for i Love I GAS STATION home. 2 bedrooms (3rd un­ Low SW's. No agents. Call 647- flreplaced family room, 2W Lskefront Cottsgs references. 649-4343. tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- only one incorrect inaertion end Inc. needs extruder trainees, 823,600-Five room Aluminum YINYL REPAIR - We can fix carriage, stroller, swing set, I Barb & the Kids | ATTENDANT- Part time. finished), garage. Private 9826. baths, 2-car attached garage. $12,900 9109. than only to the aiie of Ihe machine operators, second sided Ranch. Two car garage, Eight room totally renovated to combine sofas, chairs, cars etc. No seasoned firewood. Gold Neat, good personality. Must yard with fruit trees. Love­ W-acre plus, private beach Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorls, Two Bodreom Cettag# on HA YE YOUR Cape / Ranch orlQlnaf Inaertion Grrori which shift only 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. need for expensive rec- HORACE Tetrault - Siding, custom drapes with rod, do not leaaen ihe value of the « j have drivers license and not ly neighborhood. r ^ t s . lessenger Sells, 646- MANCHESTER-Beautiful 8 modern convenience and true Colonial charm. 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., boaullful Lako Ounmor. painted for $150-8200 by Starting pay $3.50 an hour room (4ndo. 3 bedrooms, 2 covering. 566-5878. roofing, storm windows, aw­ brown / orange / gold print adverliaement will not be cor- afraid to hustle. This is an (on after two months training $37,900 - Older Two Three good-iiaed bedroonu, 2 full bathi, 3 Manchester Office, 647-9139, Complattly hirnlahod. Small scheduling now. Professional full, and 2 half baths, kitchen down paymont. Call SO. VT. nings. Quality workmanship, custom drapes, more curtains reeled by an additional inaer- call basis) day or night posi­ period. Full benefits. 5 Glen Family. Aluminum siding. fireplacei, living room, dining room, keeping Equal Housing Opportunity. REWEAYING burns, holes. considers any job. 289-9287, with rods. M st offer. 649-5588, Hon. with breakfast counter, ail LAND CO. Inc. free estimates. Fully Insured. tion. You will be guaranteed Road, Manchester. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. evenings or weekends, Don. keep trying. H»lp Wint»d Needs redecorating. appliances, central air, fully room, den and lovely tpaciout kitchen, much W2>2$4-i$tl. 872-9187, 649-3417. 13 H0lp Wanted 13 at least 20 hours per week. Lota-Land tor Sala 24 Excellent investment. caipeted, luxurious paneled original paneling. Situated on 2 acret in wookdaya and tvoa. Window shades, Venetian Only prerequisite is (if we HELP WANTED - Concrete ★ ★ blinds. Keys. TY for rent. PAPER HANGING Expert. FOR SALE- 3 Door Dropleaf call-you haul) Stickles $54,900 - Capa. 4 and carpeted rec room. Large Glastonbury with fully reconstructed barn. I02-$S2-M52 wookonda Your average paper, in SPECIALIZING cleaning and laborers. Call 875-1103 after 8 FOUR YEAR OLD, seven patio, with grill, pool, tennis, BUILDING LOT For Sale - Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 649- repairing chimneys, roofs, Pine Hutch, $275. 1 Door, 1 Http W$nl0d 13 Sunoco, 50 Tolland Tpke. No p.m. bedrooms, flreplaced room Colonial. Three Asking$77,900. Call Henry Street. Near schools. 5221. average room, $30. Mr. Drawer Pine Dry Sink, $in. phone calls. living room, formal dining bedrooms, 2W baths, many extras. 6464040 after 7 Richman, 646-3864. new roots. Free estimates. 3() ENGINEERS p.m.. No brokers. Call 646-4528. Aaaf Efiata Wanted 21 Years Experience. Howley, Call 872-4003, anytime. INSURANCE. Greater Ver­ room, walk-out basement, carpeting throughout, 16 x 32 ALLIED Real Estate CARPENTRY - All types of Plant Mgr. - Wire It Cable To 30 K PAINTER NEEDS Work - 643-5361. PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE non Insurance agency seeks garages, 1,800 square feet inground pool, fireplace, at­ Invaatmani Proparly 25 ALL CASH For your property, carpentry; Remo(feIing, TEN PIECE DEYOW Sec- MFG Engr. - Process To 22 K Full time. B.S. and public Interior, Exterior Painting, experienced person to work in living area. tached garage, family room, MANCHESTER. Executive 633-8993 within 24 hours. Avoid Rm roofing, siding. No job too ROOFER WILL InsUll roof tlonal sofa. Beige Herculon MFG Eng. - Tooling To 22 K health nursing preferred. Call auto and home owner depart­ wash area with laundiy shoot. Condominiums...deep in the Tape, Instant Service. Hayes small. Free estimates. 644- Papering, by the hour or job. fabric, scotchguard. Brand Manchester Public Health $38,900 — Andover lake Residential, Commercial. siding or gutters for low dis­ Q. C. Eng. - Electronics To 21 K ment. Typing and rating skills Many more extras. Asking woods of Manchester. Priced Corporation, 6464131. 3079. count price. Call Ken at 647- new. Must sell. 649-7463. Nursing Association, 647-1481 front. 2 bedroom year 851,900. Call 643-9262 for ap- at just $42,900 which includes MANCHESTER- Two Family NEW TO MARKET-East Summer homes, apartments, Industrial Eng. - Generalist T ol9K required. Reply to Box S, c/o 1566. between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Manchester Herald. round Ranch, kitchen with poiolntment, after 5. 94 Hem private swimming pool, ten­ Fiat, 3 A 4. Aluminum Hartford. Excellent value in 3 SELLING your house? Call us WINDOW CLEANING - windows puttied. 20 years Electronic Eng. - Controls To 19 K An equal opportunity affir­ Sti storms, aluminum siding. 2 CHOICE experience! Will Travel. E. □ MISC. FOR SALE appliances, huge stone itreet. nis, carpeting and individual Bedroom Cape. Convenient first and we’ll make you a Conunerclal A Residential. Hoating-Plumbing 36 Process Eng. - Machining To 18 K mative action employer. DENTAL Receptionist - fireplace, aluminum sided. controlled heating and air con­ car garage. Deep lot. Plus et low traffic area. Attrac- Commercial site. 14 acres with cash . offer. T.J. Crockett, Full insured. Free estimates. Davis, 649-0495. frontage on Rte. 90 and Rte. 140. Controls Eng. - Electronics To 18 K Secretary. East Hartford. ditioning. Just a few remain many extras. Excellent condi­ Sive spacious rooms, garage, Realtor, 643-1577. Call Quality Maintenance In­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Artlelaa lor Sala 41 © ® TRUCK DRIVER FOR Fur­ ★ ★ at this low price. Call today. tion. Priced to sell, low 840s. above ground pool. Cali Includes 2,000 sq. ft. building with corporated, 646-8845. PROFESSIONAL Painting: Process Eng. - Plastics To 18 K Willing to train. Must be per­ pit, compressors, welding equip­ cleaned with electric cutters. niture delivery. Apply sonable. Able to work in­ CENTURY 21 Builder 64M727, 6464555, Paul J. Correnti, Real Estate, Katherine Bourn, 742-6646. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Interior A Exterior, Commer­ ALUMINUM sheets used as [abc] MFG Eng. - Process Machining To 17 K Watkins Warehouse 91 Elm ment. Excellent location for shop- ^ professionals. McKinney 0 dependently. Typing essen­ JA C K ST O N / $47,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive - Evenings 649-1294. 643-5363. Manchester Office, J. Watson property. Let us erolaln our ED’S LIGHT Trucking • cial A Residential. Free es­ Bros. Sewage Disposal printing plates, .007 thick, © ■■ Metallergist - Heat Treat To 17 K Street, Manchester. Ask For In the choice Manchester Beach Co., 647-9139. Equal ping qnter. Auto Dealer. Call for fair proposal. Call Mr. Cellars and attics cleaned. timates. Fully insured. 646- tial. Send resume to Box SS, t)cU(U. Commpany, 643-5308. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Q. C. Eng. - Machining To 17 K Mr. Leboeuf. c/o Manchester Herald. AVANTE Green area. Owners bate to Offered by the Housing Opportunity. BeUlore, 647-1413. Trees cut. Free estimates. 4879. $1. Phone 643-2711. t n u leave this seven room Colonial IMMACULATE, 646-1943.______Industrial Eng. - MTM Generalist To 17 K 846-1316 COMPLETELY LOMBARDO DELIVERY AND STOCK C(X)KS AND Dishwashers - with 1 1/2 baths, new COLONIAL-Seven rooms, set MAY WE BUY your home? J.P. LEWIS A SON-Interior PLUMBING and Heating • UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Time Study Eng. MTM To 15 K CLERK-Full time, steady carpeting, fireplace, etc., REMODELED Older home. far baclCon large wooded lot. ANDA$$OCIATE$ HOUSECLEANING: Jobs and exterior painting, Part tl.Tie nights. Apply at Fully carpeted throughout. 3 PHILBRICK Quick, fair, all cash and no Fast service. Reasonanle Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Design - Electronic To 15 K work for w holesaler in Tacorral, Broad Street, loaded with extras. Start Immediate occupancy, MI,600 Raaltora 649.4003 problems. Call Warren E. wanted in Manchester/Bolton paperhanging, and rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- Brownies, nurses, East (Chemist - Textile Manchester. Some heavy lif­ packing and call T.J. bedrooms, 1W baths, beautiful or offer. Lessenger Sells 646- area. $4.00 an hour. remodeling. Fiiily insured. To 14 K Manchester. MANCHESTER - Ranch. rec room with bar. Screened Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 6567. Catholic School. 649-1225. DRIVERS Most of the above are local positions and all fees paid ting. Good driving record Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. 8713. Ehiperienced. 649-0692. 649-9656. required. Phone for appoint­ in porch. All appliances. AGENCY by employers. Call or send resume in confidence to: WAITRESS - Part time small down payment. Good in­ Large fenced in yard with FOR ment, 643-9147. terest rate. Owner will Joe Koneshl, QSM Auodetee nights. Apply at Tacorral, poof Low 840s. No agents. BOLTON CENTER - Broad Street, Manchester. assume mortgage. 25 years Call owner, 647-19K. Colonial with spectacular SCHOOL BUSES 242 Trumbull Street, Htfd. 246-8837 WANTED; Permanet part ^^m ent. Call anytime, 649- time, days and evenings, over OlMtubury view. Eight rooms, 2 baths, DENTAL ASSISTANT - East MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 Si Trailing alarta now lor ' fireplaces, 2-car garage, Ai BILL TUNSKY 18 preferred. Three to five Hartford. Orthodontic office. NEW LI8TINQ bedroom homes with 2 or 3 quallflad paopla to laarn days per week. Apply Wendy’s Experienced preferred. EAST HARTFORD - Vl€W of MlimecbAUf GoU Course on beautifully landscaped Old Fashioned Hamburgers, baths, 2 car garage. City to driva achool but part- TEACHER WHO IS Excellent opportunity for Manchester line. Six room from this super cleto Ranch. 2 or 3 water, city sewers. Ideal loca­ level lot. $59,900. ALUMINUM i VINYL SIDINB llma in Manchaatar or CERTIFIED In Spanish and 360 Broad Street. 10:30 to 11 mature, personable in­ picture book Ranch. Brick bedrooms, overslxed 2 car p rafe. :30 a.m. or 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. tion near 1-84. Priced right (20 Cofora To Cfraoao Prom) Varnon In Saptambar. English for the Coventry High RNs L P N t dividual. Fuil time. Call front, fireplace, custom comer fireplace, new roof, newly from $58,990. For total inmr- EAST CENTER STREET Bulldara, PlumbtrS, Ramqtfgfart, School. Call Dr. Donald J. between 9 - 12. and 1 - 5. 569- kitchen, garage. Low $40’s. painted exterior, manicured lawn, mation call Builder: 643-9797 Office Building — 1st floor Elactiielansi R m I £•(■$• B ro k d n and HOUSE ★ AW NINBI A CANOPIEB Opening available. EXPERIENCED JOHN 2461. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. plus many extras. Priced in the Nlcolettl, at 742-8913. An or 6464555; Eves 643-1357 or used by Dentist, waiting Salaaman — Call Ua for Spaelal fHiII time 3 to 11. DEERE DOZER AND low U ’s. Equal opportunity Employer. 649-3731. room, receptionist room, 3 ★ BTORM WINDOWB A DQOHB Part time 7 to 3. backhoe operator. Call 742- SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine Pricaa on yourAppllanea Naada and Sanicaa... Mbiimuni Requirements HALF TIME CAREER 6190. room Custom Ranch. Two LOMSSHIH) private offices A lab. Plus Phono 649-0095 baths, cast iron baseboard BEAUTIFUL THREE apt. on 2nd. floor with good 1. 5 years good driving GUIDANCE SPECIALIST for XNDSSSOCUTiS BEDROOM- Rec room, 449-440 H A R t ^ ROAD MANCHERTER Coventry Public School-2W Please apply in person- heat, central air conditioning, income. $48,500. FREE EBTIMATEB + EABY TERMB experience THERE'S A World waiting for CARRIERS 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes RMMon H..4M3 fireplace living room Con­ PHONE 047-9007 davs per week. Must be cer­ dominium. Many extras. To 2. No criminal record. you...as an Avon Represen­ Corp, 64M131. tified as a guidance counselor. ROeXVUE MEMORUL tative. You meet new people see today, call M3-1977. SALT BOX Circa 1720, t WEEK 3. Good physical condition. Will consider candidate who NURSMCHOME and have excellent earnings. beautifully restored on 66 has internship to do. Call Dr. NEEDED VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - choice acres, including 32- 4. Proper attitude. 22 SOUTH STHEST Better than sitting at home? Country living in this large r Donald Nlcolettl, at 742-8913. Call 523-9401. for MANCHESTER acre apple orchard, large W, ENGLAND 5. Clean Appearance Equal Opportunity Employer. ROCKVILLE, CONN. Colonial with a beautiful view. Mandiester and Family room, patio, first floor bam and stocked pond. 6. Be available for work laundry, four good sized Magnificent Luxury during the entire AUTO BODY MAN i r East Hartford areas CONDOMINIUM TOWN- experienced painter, good bedrooms. Buv now and pick HOUSE, 7 rooms, modem school year SECRETARY-Receptionlst. to dollvor tho your own paint and carpet starting rate, 40 hours a week, ASSISTANT kltchek, 3 bedrooms, 2Vs COMPANY Monday through Friday, 9 to Manchoilor Evoning colors. Call Peterman Agen­ good fringe benefits. Call 688- 5. Phone, clerical duties. Send MANAGER TRAINEE baths, family room. Wall 2233. Horald cy, 649-9404, or 6444859. “ H a r d w a r e & Building Materials resume to Box W c/o For Heallh & Beauty Aid chain to wall throughout. Im- Manchester Herald. Call 3M8I3 Experienced or in­ Experience in super market, druj VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - macdlate condition. $37,- 255 CENTER STREH, MANCHESTER K i n d e ” AM and/or PM Routaa Istore or department store. FlexI 647 -99 46 How about this lovely Dutch 900. of All experienced licensed real es­ WANTED EXPERIENCED Ible shift scnedule. Apply Friday. Plaata call John Thrall at tate people wanted, to Join August Slh., 1 to 6. Colonial? Four bearooms, Your Complete One Stop Headquarters VOLKSWAGEN MECHANIC large flreplaced family room. CAPE — 6 rooms, living HOLTON NOTCH. CONN. 643-2414 progressive Century 21 ofnee. For regular tune ups. Call Placed on the countryside on a room, dining room, 3 For Building Materials & Hardware! n PHONE B4B-B201 j NOOK'S DISCOUNT any waakday morning Thorough training, top com­ Ron, 647-9550. S h e B e r a l b large lot. Nearing completion. bedrooms, new kitchen bafora 9:00 (or an Intar- missions, over 60 new homes I 277 WMt MMdlt Tpke. Can Peterman Agency, 649- available soon. For personal cabinets and counters. Cull vlaw. ENERGETIC MAN To work Mancheiter 9404 or 644-8659. Older gracious home full of charm. Two bedrooms (3rd basement, treed yard, $33, INSULATE NOW and confidential Interview, with outside salesman. Will r' call Sid Green, Century 21 ir i 1 bedroom unfinished). Garage. Original stained 900.00 and we will give you a train. Hourly rate. Phone FOR SALE - Home in Maine. woodwork. Lovely private yard. Residential area. Don't Jackston Avante, 646-1316, evenings, Mr. Halnsey, 646- In the countiy, 44' x 26' Ranch evenings 646-4153. miss this one. Owner anxious. $36,900. COLONIAL - Near 0686. Butinai* Opportunity 14 with three D^ooms and a High School, 7 rooms, 4 Free Thermostat FULL TIME CLEANING three acre lot. Garage in base­ C tniury 21 bedrooms, IW baths, large MAN- Call 633-1691. CHILD CARE-Mature, SMALL ENGINE Service ment. 838,000. Can 207-746- Timer Controlled * Efficient a Saves You Moneyll reliable individual to care for Corporation expanding dealer 5155 or 207-429-9830 for more JAGKSTON/AVANTE eat-in kitchen, formal iM iu . SALES Representative for seven year old after school, MACHINE SHOP HAS 0PEMN6 network. No experience information. dining room, fireplace, 2- 047-0621 motor freight carrier in Hart­ housekeeping desirable, Apple necessary. Complete training 6 4 6 - 1 3 1 6 car garage. $39,500. ford area. Move ahead with a Hill area, Glastonbury, program. $500. investment SIX ROOM Cape with 1-000-032-7003 service-minded organization. transporatlon preferred. 633- for a compression mold required to start your own Dormer. Living and dining CONTEMPORARY trtk-e— Salary, fringe benefits in­ 0032 after 6. business. Ideal for retired or room, kitchen, newly RANCH - With 12 rooms, INOULCORP cluding pension, group in­ part time. Details on request. renovated, three bedrooms, * MlSisTERMRPn CENTER INC. surance, car. Send resume to ACCURATE TYPIST -With repairman with experience. GET MORE with in uecutive neighborhood ENERGY CONSERVATION BNOINEERS Mr, Barker. ESCAA Field fireplace, full basement, gar­ with adjoining Inlaw apart­ ^ 311 Main street 646-2130 Hartford Despatch, Attention clerical skills, for various Training Division Box 619„ age, very clean, 839,900. 596 HILLIARD ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. 7 W. Crowley, Box 8271, East duties, needed for receiving Good wages, fringe benefits. Wading River, New York. Charles Ponticelll and Son, ment. Main house has Hartford, Connecticut, 06108 and shipping department. 11792. 646-1540, 6464)800. large sunken living room Interviewing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. ISENTTRY formal dining room, □ D PIATUMNO: E.O.E. Cwsltm O ri^ • IRp Cesen Dynamic hfttal Products Co., Reply Rox T SERVICE BUSINESS earn MANCHESTER - Immaculate REAL ESTATE SERVICES baths, 4 bedrooms, master Inc., 422 North Main Street, 8800 per week. Minumum six room Ranch. Three bedroom with dressing ATTRACTIVE POSITlONS-ln Manchester. 646-4048. Manchester, Vernon and sur­ down paayment. Call 233-0205. bedrooms, fireplace, central area, family room, large c/o Manchester Herald air conditioning, aluminum game room with pool table Mettf 09m fsebum rounding areas. For wide MANCHESTER — Super clean ebi room Capo on INOPArMOtftlfAYfCI awake person of neat WANTED DEALERS to in­ siding, beautiful landscaped, plus extra building lot. m i r s stall sprayed foam insulation A real Show piece. 840's. quiet sIroeL Flroplac^ living room, 3 bedroomo, appearance, and good garage, aluminum aiding. 136,900. character. Steady work-no In old and new buildings. Hayes Corp. 6484131. Conderino*s RN's - LPN’s Tremendous energy saver. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE CARPET $ FLOOR COVERING layoffs. Life Insurance- AREA — Immaculate 7 Covering Medical Insurance-Pension- Needed lor elell rellel In Every home and building 847,900 - TWO Family flat on MANCHESTER — Oldar abi room Colonial In Connactkiifa Largsst Floor Drapery Shop Incentive Bonus. Aggressive eree conveleeeenl DEALERS uwiiciowner \.ciMcan useuav sa.it, asswand vaasscan save w Benton Street. An unusual but room Cape, country Doahr Enjoy the Beauty oj bualnaaa lona. ExoallanI condition throughout, ee Summer Street management program In home*. YOUR choice ol then up to 50% of their heating desirable home. Where can kitchen, flreplaced living OPEN MON. thru SAT. $-6 Custom Wlndoia I 2-car garage. 7 7 ' - 0 " Mancheelar effect. Mrning opportunity of locellon, ehlft, end deye. bills. We train you how to In­ you find a two family with room, 4 bedrooms, rec stall. No fees of any kind. We THURSDAY S FRIDAY M Phono RAR-rSN 1175 per week to start. Phone Full or part time. Call 643* TWO fireplaces, TWO room, large treed lot. MO, 301 Main 8L. Rinctwrttr 8n-4515, between 9 a.m. and 2 WANTED are Interested only In selling Franklin stoves, TWO car gar­ COVENTRY — Now Hating. Savon room Ralaod 90$. This five bedroom, four bath Space does not permit a full 9615. this foam insulation that we gge, two relatively new gas p.m.. An Equal Opportunity age, TWO relaUvelynew gas Ranch on chlld-aato oul-da-aac, 3 bodrooma, 2 dream house has so many description of the commodious Employer. manufseture. Can be applied heating systems, TWO hot 2-FAMlLY DUPLEX, 5 A SUMMER CLEARANCE kitchen with its island wet unit AID I ASSISTANCE all year round. WRITE: water neaters? One unit va- lull batha, 2 flraplacoo, 2 car garage. MM MO’S. distinctive features, a book living room, dining iinwRalilM mmm ^ mARRa and many extras, but note that SEVERAL PART TIME third OFNORTHEASTEMCT.,INC. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Imperial Coatinss & cant. G <^ income producer room, kitchen, 2 b^rooms. poniDit pM p m would be needed to decribe it $17 iM l CMl«r it. C h em icals, 4041 Ridge T.J. Crockett, RealItors, 643- completely. So, study the plan especially well-equioped NOTICE shift positions available. App­ ManchMtar, CL BOLTON — 3 bedroom Ranch on aero lot. New roof, new gutters Avenue, Philadelphia, Penn­ 1577. AT COST utility room opening off its ly Bess Elaton Donuts, 150 FIroplacad roc room, huge deck, alwvo-ground new aluminum storms and carefully — only the highlights Center Street, Manchester. sylvania, 19129. Iw. Williams • 1 4 9 * i can be mentioned here. dining area. Here is a (215) 8444)706. $31,900 - VACANT Cape • Cen­ pool, many oxiraa. screens. Good income work-center and laundry TO ADVERTISERS: Good job for extra Income. $42,900. The sunken living room is trally located. Six rooms, OTHER PORTABLE GRILLS deluxe including one of the HOUSEWIVES: Turn your distinguished moat of all by its Please contact aluminum siding, rear porch. COVENTRY — Year round homo on tho lakotront, PRICED PROM biggest walk-in pantries ever. spare time into $3. Good posi­ Trades locally considered. we NIID LiaTINO! NOWI huge fireplace, excitingly If You Would Like To tion in growing cosmetic in­ T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- 3 bodrooma, largo kttchan, all aummar actlvKIoa. THNHMM OF taUJNa YOU! • 6 9 * * raoaaavn c a u tooati , And. just see how these IIN’s • LPN’S dustry. Mt vour own hours, 1577. $34,600. designed to provide a built-in Advertise Your Butineee Or 3 p.m. to II p.m. Shift George Doherty earn'commission. We need RJ). PEARL ARON barbecue and oven on the extras are continued in that 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift you. CaU 559-3325. $39,900 - NEW ON the market suMusa tail kitchen side. Up a delicately wonderiul bedroom wing. The Service On This Page, M ANCHESTER — Owner wants action on this la iM H M i A laranwnta large, double suite at the front Part time or fuii time. In parson • Lovely six room Colonial curved step, the formal dining Situation Wantad 15 with 11/2 batha, plus finished brick Capa, 3 bedrooms, 11A batha, roc room wHh PHN.BRIGK OM M AM aT. uses built-in desks and file Please Call The Herald Pleasant working conditions, DOWNTOWN MANCHtarm room features built-ins galore rec room (knotty pUie). Ideal bar, fanlaatic in-ground pooL cabinets to divide it into twin ^ n e ^ ls . CHILD CARE in licensed home for growing lamily. T.J. Tn.ass-si7i of its own — including china Classified Department, At home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, Cti>cketl, Realtors, 643-15'n. AGENCY cabinets and a wine rack. (piarters which would make any student sigh with delight. laundry outings and overtime g r For e woriring drawing of tfde VEBNO li Ih ANOR services. Manchester. Deb­ $30’s. Large Cape. Newly m Rm Hots Model4277 . 871-0385 S i t e H e m l b bie, 643-1790. redone In and out. Quiet side 29 Connecticut BhriL, East Hartford modal or hotiaa $dan booka write; 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 street. Close to all con­ Larry Famewortti, Box 1341, Loa 289-4331 WANTED: Ug It housework. venience!. Act fast. 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 Vagaa, Mewde StlOI. irqping. Call M Lessenger Sells, 6464713 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 4, 1977 — PAGE NINE-B PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD. Manchester, Conn., Thuni., Aug. 4, 1977 1 School orgenl- 1 LootcilylY _J3[jlbl __ m7[a L A l^tion (ibbf.) 2 Aquatic bird P- V 0 Lg 0 M3 ChariM M. Schultz 4 Ecuador 3 High (Lat) IT c s U mm Es T E 3 capital 4 Strange [F □ Q □ g 9£ 3 Autoa^F or^S ala^ $1 Autoa For tala______6$ ^utoa For Bala 51 Autoa For Sala 9 Tima zona & AO □ 0 R •c: D e a r A b b y 5 Patriotic 9 L UIdToi E (abbr.) monogram n s A MT 12 Snaltalllta fiah C i L n M□ U • 1 T 6 Chriatian NN A u n n □ 0 N A 13 Thaatar aymbol £ A R U/VOUSURE^ I COULP HAVE BEEN BE S/IFEI r o USB By Abigail Van Buren attandant n □ a 0 1T I'LL BE VOUR UATCHPOG, 7 Mound w ea n a M TOOK VOUR MU66EP TIOENTV' TIMES AND IlL SIT OUT HERE USE TRA v B l BB'S 14 Fllghtlaaa bird 8 Synthetic 0 0 □ u □ □ 119101 T DEAR ABBY: My best friend’s mother died recently, 15 Davour 9 Surrounding □ 0 L L R a a a r E N 0 s SWEET TIME WN0U)!ANYU)A'f’,5N00PH' ON THE PORCH, BUT I TR/IVELER'S chBcKS, Bu t and I attended her wake. There were many people there. 16 Tripod (prafiz) u A V 1 a 1 E A R •j 6ETTIN60VER LEFTSCfOU HAVE TO WON'T WEAl( THAT' Most of them were telling jokes, drinking and laughing as 17Towal 10 Soot n u D IN tu L L□ HEEE,CHUCK CHECKSI ; IS Tool tur BE MV WATCHDOG... Z 'M a f r a i d if they were at a wedding or some kind of celebration. 11 Pota 20 Laavaa out 19 Modern 33 Ordnance 49 Pack it In , I thought it was disgusting, and it made me both angry 22 Unit of worlt 35 For example so Baar |Lat| X IVOULDM^T and sad. When I asked my mother why people behaved Nalaa flfk about our 24 Compau 23 Made to maah,. 51 Word of BB ftoBBBp, that way at a wake instead of being solemn and serious o u t. point 24Eloga 36 Printer a diviilon frM ler't checks REMODELING of respect for the dead, she said, 'That’s just the way it is. j meaiura 53 Jail room 42 Mao___tung The only time some people see each other is at weddings or ^ 26 Exceptional 54 Characteriza­ TnHlti AND funerals.’’ 30 Colitga 44 Environment tion athlotic group 27 Ages I m only 14, but I think people should save the jokes and 29 Greatly agancy (abbr.) 55 Companion of 34 Auricia 46 Even a little laughter for weddings, not funerals. excited odds Mickey Finn — Morris Welaa 35 Bird of pray bit (2 wdl.) 58 Small iaiand What do you think, Abby? If you print this letter, maybe 37 Blundar 31 Yield WHAT P IP IhS MASiVAN EXPANSION 48 Politiva 59 Thli (Lat) TAKE A^ETO I c o n V e ^e n people would change the shameful way they act at wakes. 38 Staga of 32 Rutiian lake a A / T D T H E >OLiR VWANT JOHN hittory electrode 60 Native matal 30 Hoatlar 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 8 5“ 10 11 I've 9CEN LOOK­ KNOW I HELLO. CARLOS. M V NAME IS P U L U \A N p o r t e r ? 6 L E E P E R / TOKNCWWHO ING FOR HIM, MR. W O RTH -AN D THE COURT 40 Aiwan aight THATW /4e. DEAR JOHN; It’s more than mere coincidence that the 12 13 14 UNCLE PHIL— HAS APPOINTEO ME TO BE two words most frequently interchanged by accident (7) 41 Pap BUT HE SPLIT YOUR PUBLIC DEPENDERf THREE DAYS AOOJ SALE! 43 Han fruit 16 18 17 are “wedding” and “funeral.” 44 Skinny fiah T ( It's not the lack of respect for the deceased, it's the 45 Dolaful tl 16 20 21 human tendency to make the most of the opportunity to 47 Sharp bark asw MBwasrs * 22 23 24 1977 catch up on old friendships and family ties that accounts 49 Shuih (or the partylike atmosphere at most wakes. Add to that 52 Mother-of. 26 26 27 26 28 30 31 32 33 U>.Uh., vU s>Xo U av> the fact that alcohol tends to break down inhibitions. paarl MONARCH 4-DOOR SEDAN Don't be angry or sad, John. Were the deceased able to 56 Coffae 34 38 36 37 express his opinion of the apparent merrymaking at his diipanier e-i» own wake. 111 wager he'd be all for it. (I would.) 57 Snaaza 36 39 40 PICN 61 Etarnity »lt7riyHA.IiC.TMmiUiPw W e»AU-l ★ FLKiHT BENCH SEATS ★ BROWN VINYL ROOF (I 62 Noun auffix 41 42 43 44 DEAR ABBY; I would like to voice a complaint against 63 Scottlih 48 46 47 46 RADIAL WHITEWALLS ★ 250 6-CYL. ENGINE J teenagers in general: A teenager had a transistor radio on landownar Art/o/M tor Sato 4f Soato-AccMtor/M 45 Aparlm»nl$ For Rant 53 'k a pubUc bus yesterday, and he just about blasted the whole 64 Collage 40 60 61 62 63 64 66 Apartmanta For Rant 53 busload of passengers off the bus with rock and roll music. degree (abbr.) Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vsrmssr SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 66 17 61 68 60 61 19 FOOT Chriscralt, 1967 LOOKING (or anything in real im m m w m m k ★ DEL WHEEL COVERS ★ ROCKER PANEL Why don’t those teenagers show a little respect for the 65 Chinaia procesied gravel, stone, sand Lapstreak with Tandem rights of others? phlloeophy ITS SAP HOW I VISITEP A FORMER ( POOR CHAP.^ ^ and (ill. For nellvery call estate rental - apartments, 66 French achool 62 63 64 '"A N P A trailer. 120 horse, Merc Cruise homes, multiple dweellings, 'k AUTO. TRANS. MOULDINGS IRRITATED LIFE CAN TAKE , ■ ACTOR IN THE 4 ‘■^ALL HE HAS LEFT MONKEY BITE George H. Griffing, Andover, stern drive. New. Many § w i O P I 67 The (Fr.) 66 66 r 7U-7Nt. no fees. Cali J.D. Real Estate 67 EVERYTHING RETIREMENT HOME ARE A FEW FROM AN CLP extras. Must sell. Best o((er. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. DEAR IRRITATED; Why condemn ALL teenagers? J 528-0797. iNiWtPAFfa INTIRfRISI A||N) FROM US.'' 7 YESTERPAY’' MEMORIES... TARZAN MOVIE/ TWO 300 AMP Rectiders - i l o o k i n g I Only one was guilty. The bus driver (an adult) was Good condition. Good (or CENTRALLY LOCATED - ^ We offer the largest variety o f ^ responsible for the comfort of his passengers. Didn't HE ^ i n g , or welding. Call 649- ,,, Three room heated apart- ^ aUractive apartments a n d ^ shirk HIS duty? (rom noon til 6:00 p.m. Qardan Producta ment. Second floor. Security. townhouses (n Manchester.^ _ Call 648-2426, 9 to 5. g a Rental office open daily 9-5.^ MARQUIS 4-DR. PILLARED HT DEAR ABBY: I am so mad, I have to unload on 4 yS weekends, U>3. ^ Win at Bridge DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 BLUEBERRIES-Pick your someone, so here goes. plus tax. Gravel, (ill, washed own. 35 cents a pint. 33 THREE ROOM Apartment - m m a t o ★ V-8 ENGINE ^ AIR CONDITIONING My husband is self-employed. A year ago he did a job for sand and stone. 643-9504. Watrous Road, Bolton, 649- Heat, hot water, appliances, I air conditioning. Storage a customer who lives in a home much more beautiful than Blackwood expensive bid 4761___ I ENTERPRISES | i ! ! ! ! [ REAR DEFROSTER anything we could ever afford. After a year, we received a SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- area, laundry facilities, gar­ appeal to our slamomaniac. age. Security deposit. No pets. S! 646-1021 iS ★ STEEL BELTED WHITEWALLS ★ INTERVAL WIPERS check for this job. The check was misplaced (I thought it NORTH ID) ditioner, 14,000 BTU. was stolen), so I called the lady and asked her to please His partner has opened the BUCKLANO 3225. 643-48M, 6^7268. « K J 10 S bidding and jumped. Obvious­ Excellent condition, $190. Call ★ POWER STEERING, BRAKES ★ TINTED GLASS stop payment on it. » A9 633-8113 alter 6 p.m. ly it is time to trot out FARMS MANCHESTER - Main I found the check today and called the lady back to tell « AK643 THREE BEDROOM NEWER ★ AUTOMATIC TRANS. ★ BODY SIDE MOLDING *10 4 Blackwood. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence KOHLER CAMPBELL - Native fruit k vegelablea fresh Street. 2/3 room Apartments, DUPLEX-$275. Call 649-2462. her I had found the check and to apologize for any He bids four notrump. daily! Now open for the Heated, hot water, Ik AM RADIO Piano and bench, (ruitwood ★ VISIBILITY LITE GRP. inconvenience I had caused her. She asked me to SEND Should his partner show one console. Excellent condition. appliances, parking, no pets. HER ONE DOLLAR, as this is what it cost to stop WEST EAST WELL, frankly- VB5t I I FEEL LIKE Security. 523-7047. Homaa tor Rant ★ DUAL REAR SPEAKERS ★ FENDER SKIRTS *973 *2 ace he wouldn’t know what to RATHER THINK YOU HAVS AN IDIOT ASKINfi- $750 or best o((er. 649-6290. 54 payment on that check! do, but his partner shows two After waiting a year for our money, how could anyone be VKJ74 « Q 10 3 2 SEEN ME BEFORE! BUT WHERE DID ♦ QI05 aces. It seems appropriate to WE MEET? GIBSON G 100 B -Amplipher, TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms, 2 WATERFRONT Two so miserably cheap? • JS *QSg5 *K J973 ask for kings. North shows $250. Sansui 331 Receiver $100. STOP AT THE bedrooms. $225 monthly. Bedroom house, screened CLEVELAND 10 speed bicycle, $W. MGB References required. Mr. porch. Available immediate­ SOUTH two of those also, but our CORN CRIB Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 64^ ly. Summer or year round. *AQ654 bidder decides to settle for six 1969 with parts car, On Buekland Road DEAR CLEVELAND: For people who are miserably negotiable. 742-9409. 4200. Reasonable. Send replies to COUGAR 2-DR. HARDTOP VB63 since two kings are still miss­ We are open for the season. 10 tu 8 cheap, it comes naturally. *972 Fresh corn and vegetables picked Box RR, c/o Manchester ing. MOVING, SELLING daily. Pick your own. THREE ROOMS, heat, Herald. ★ VINYL RDDF ★ AIR CDNDITIDN « A2 He receives a favorable EVERYTHlNG-Fumlture, utilities, appliances included. For A bb y's booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding,” Neither vulnerable trump lead which gives him appliances, tools. Garage (ull Security deposit and COVENTRY-Two bedroom ★ 3D2V-8 ENGINE ★ TINTED GLASS send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, time to set up dummy’s long of odds ‘n ends. Alter 6:00 references required. No pets. home. Woodsy, lots of Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped West North E tit South diamonds, but he still can’t p.m., 649-6656. 80 Garden Antlquaa $250 monthly. Call 646-6958 privacy. Copper appliances. ★ VINYL BENCH SEAT ★ LEFT REMOTE MIRROR (24^1 envelope. 1* Pass 1* score 12 tricks. He has to lose Street, Manchester. after 5 p.m. $235 plus heat. Call 64M425. Pass 3* Pass 4 N T. a diamond to set the suit up ★ OPERA WINDDWS Pass Pass 5N.T. WANTED Antique furniture, ★ WIRE WHEEL COVERS 59 and two discards aren't 45 STEREO ALBUMS, $2 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Small house lower end of Ver­ P a u 649 P a u 6* ★ TUTONE PAINT P ast Pass P a u enough to take care of ail his each. Stereo am/(m radio by other antique items R. non Avenue, Rockville. Two ★ BODY SIDE MOLDINGS losers. Sharp, $15. GE portable radio, bedrooms, living room, Opening lead - 3* A Harrrison, 643-8709. Astro-graph Alley Oop — Dave Qraua am/fm, $10. CaU 644-0661 after kitchen, $175 Mr month plus ★ RADIAL WHITEWALLS ★ AUTOMATIC TRANS. UVIUUIIUSOON By Oswald & James Jacoby 5. WANTED - Furniture, old security. Tenants pay ★ ELECT. REAR DEFROST, By BERNICE BEDE 080L utilities. 872-9272. ★ POWER STEERING, BRAKES The slamomaniac usually W Ea, 6 0 FAR, 80, lT5 CERTAINLY A RELIEF TO NOW YOU b e t t e r ... BECAUSE WE'RE (30NNA toys. Bisque dolls, steins, A Michigan reader wants to eo o o , PRINCESS.' have -that r iv e r g ^ l N P ------TMFORT- ANTIQUE TRUNKS-various clocks, swords, guns. Outright M o d e r n geti that mania as a result of know what you should lead SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dk . ‘ BUT NOW WHATT sixes and styles. In lots of 20 at purchase, or consignments. an overdose of Blackwood. with: reasonable prices. 633-3^. Call 644-8962. Otticaa-Storaa tor Rant 55 HUGE SELECTION AT SIMILAR PRICES!! 21) Give a pat on the back to South is entitled to think .2-Bedrooin people who ere doing things lor * XXX a XXXX * XXX * XXX SMALL BUSINESS or Office you today. Expreasion of ap­ about a slam after his partner The bidding has gone one PROPANE OR NATURAL 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter who has opened the bidding as space heater. Has pilot, space for rent. Busy preciation could spur them to notrump-pass by you — six Tires • In good condition, and oerlorm even better. Jumps him from one to three lApartinents pwestrian area. Low rent. August S, 1977 notrump — all pass. glower and controls. reasonably priced. Call 643- ‘WienmmsTimoiiimicmmii’' CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. 19) 643-1442. Love interests will be strong (or spades. This is easy. You open an x. Excellent condition. $85. 742- 4739. Try to enjoy yourse)! todey. Don't you this coming year. They could He also has a way to invite However, the proper x to lead lake yourself or others too >180 ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ be with ties you have already es­ the slam. He can bid four seriously end make light of what is the lowest heart. This lead BLACKSMITH’S BELLOWS. fice. Ground level, central tablished. or you could form a clubs. This bid of an extra suit Very old with original leather, per month ordinarily could be dark spots. is least likely to help declarer. new liaison. after spades have been raised SWIMMINa POOLS location, professional AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. It ) handmade nails and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today's llncludes wall to wall building, parking and utilities. There could be something In enthuslaatically is a slam try hardware. Over 4 feet Iona, the day for acting upon Call 649-2^. particular you feel you’d be lucky below game which is ail that Lar|« Pool Dlitribiitor hu new $75. 742-8984. Icarpetlng, heat, hot m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s something on which you've ex­ at If you tried It today. You might South’s cards warrant. Above Ground Pooli for only ] water and parking. pended considerable thought. H Cl HflfryNlA PR 1M8«aUSFglOH PROFESSIONAL Office - All be luatlflad In giving It a go. That quiet bid doesn’t Berry’s World M77.00 Completely Erected. Wanlad to Buy 49 you do it now. you should facilities. Excellent location. P ISC E S (Feb. 20-Mtrah 20) Use Jl'ilS' overall dlmeniion, li'iM' 6 4 3 -1 9 6 1 achieve salutary results. Find out •wim ar«a, complete wlUi heavy a«iMl pouting Good projection. Reasonable your creativity In your work or ACCORDIONS - WWIII pay up LINCOLN m e r c u r y to whom you're romantically, The Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbara Production* G rent. 351 Center Street. 649- career today. This could be a big faufe lolld vinyl liner, heavy Opportunfly suited by sending (or your copy to $80 for 120 bass. $20 for 12 1680, 649-3549. plus lor you In furthering your |au |e ildewall. eiclualva lock of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail 50 frame conilruction. aluminum bass. 247-0842. dreams. 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. 643-5135 cents for each and a long, self- awlni-up ladder: alto Inilde ARIES (Meroh 21-Aprll It) RCICKVILLE - 20 X 40 store or addressed. stamped envelope to ladder, advanced type iklmmer, ATTRACTIVE Three room Heed your Imagination and office space. Large display Astro-Graph P.O. Box 469. ' I C / 5 5 - excellent flltraUon lyatem unit, Rooms tor Rant 52 Apartment - Stove, hunchaa today In commercial windows ideal for barber Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. ftnclni. Huge 4'iU' aundeck! refrigerator, heat, electricity. m attera. T h e re ’s a g o o d shop, insurance office, etc, 1976 h o r n e t - 4 door. Be sure to specify your birth Financing arranged-abtolulely no ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room PONTIAC 1968 UMans, top probability that one of these V, References, no pets. $165. 646- $125 monthly. Lee & Lament Motoreyelaa-Blcydaa 64 Automotlva Sarvica 66 sign. obligation. - Shower/bath, private en­ Automatic, power steering, condition, new paint (red), lacultles v^ll lead you to pay dirt. 3167, 228-3540. Realty 872-4690. VmOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAU Tou mat i-Mo-tn-dan trance, free parking. Apply air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best new transmission, battery. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- There's someone distant who 195 Spruce Street. offer. 289-7035. Ekxinomy 6 cylinder with snow there's someone who can do you FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, sun specialists, factory has been on your mind. Call If at MANCHESTER-Retail tires. Best offer at 875^1 ★ ★ some good. It may benefit you to first floor. Available im­ trained, one day service, 114 all possible, even if only to tell her and/or manufacturing space, 1974 MUSTANG II - Very good after 6:30 p.m. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 treat the person royally today. DRAIN PIPES, elbows, T's, MANCHESTER - Large clean mediately. Centrally located. you're thinking of her. 2,000 square feet to 11)0,000 condition. Low mileage. Call East Main Street, Rockville. Prime the pump lor a Faster Y’s, couplings for sale. 646- furnished room, centrally 646-5514. FX-1200 - Built by factory 871-1617. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oet 29) If you square feet. Very reasonable. 646-0879. Flowl 2300. located, responsible working 1973 DATSUN-Hardtop. Four engineer. Branch heads, must choose between doing Brokers Protected. Call DEMINI (May 21-June 20) male. 649-40^. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT speed, am/fm radio, air con- Barnett clutch, aluminum business with a new firm for a I^m an Properties, 1-226- 1978 GRANADA. Silver. Courtesy and conalderatlon are COLOR TV, 23 inches. ultloning. One owner. rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ lower price or with one whose in two family. Applianced your passwords to auccasa In Motorola, maple cabinet in LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Excellent condition. Power Excellent gas mileage. $1,375. buretor, balanced blue printed merits you know, pick the known country kitchen, carpeting, business today. You might unex­ excellent condition. Asking room-fully furnished. Stove, disc brakes. Air conditioning, 643-9706 or 647-1906. motor and transmission. 646- quantity today. seperate driveway, fenced pectedly reap soma Inleraating refrigerator. Linens provided. tinted glass, protection group. 7732. SC O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) $150. Call 646-5545, 10 a m. - 5 yard, washer-dryer hookup, favors In return. p.m. 601 Main Street. 649-9879. Radial tires. Firm $4495. Call PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, Situations involving a partner utilities extra. $235 . 847-9347. OFFICE SPACE C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) after noon, 647-9971. four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ Side Pleats should be very fortunate for you Born Lotar — Art 8an*om Thera are talkers and there are FOR RENT ★ ★ today. There is both strength RUPP MINI bike and helmet. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ AVAILABLE ban Motors, M9-2076. doers. The doers are on your $125 . 289-5953. nished rooms. Kitchen 2S0 squxre (evl, center of 1970 "CUDA" - 383, 4 barrel, and benefits In unity. IMMEDIATELY-Remodeled Manchester, air conditioning and automatic, air shocks, mags. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, aide today. All you have to do Is privileges, centrally located, Duplex. 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms. parking. Call 643 MSI. 1973 CHEVELLE MALIBU state your case. parking, men or woomen. $1,850 firm. Call 6464966. SS. Automatic transmission, excellent condition, many Appliances, wall to wall extras. Exceptionally good TAQ S A L E S peposit. Call 649-2358. c ar^ t, laundry hook ups. Full power steering and brakes, cow! FOUR 165 SR 13 Radial tires many extras. ^295. 646-6171. performance since purchased Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and Stoffal tosement. Attic. Shaded yard new. $500. Call 646-58M after MANCHESTER - Clean fur- Close to on M y rims. Like brand new. ling. Adults. $225 Fits ’TmoUs. $75 for all. Call 4:30 p.m. nlshed room near bus, per month 1297, 843-7023, □ AUTOMOTIVE 1965 TWO DOOR BUICK LE HOW IS MY SHAPIN’ UP, PETUNIA.. .HAVE NEIGHBORHOOD TAG parking. Responsible 646-8817 between 8 a.m. and 2 SABRE-82,000 miles. Good p.m. or after 7 p.m. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE R O R T R A ir A COUPLE O’ MORE u x x r SALE-Frlday, Saturday, Sun- workling male. Blanchard 6i FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, condition. ^ . Call 643-2323, t t077byNCA,lnc i dav. 10-5. TV's, mini-bike, Rossetto, Inc. 646-2482. Autoa For Sala 61 after 5. - Lowest Rates Available! COMING SITTIN'S OUOHTA DO September 1st. Adults, no Immediate binding authority. AlONG^ IT/ celling tiles, housewares, pels. Security references, 966 MERCURY MONTEREY- Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick toys. 42 Cambridge Street. Apartmanta For Rant 53 1965 RAMBLER Station Mechanically fine. Needs 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME- Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ parking. Call mornings or fender work. $450, or best surance Agency, 643-1126. after 4, 649-1265. Wagon - Running condition. 8,250 miles. Automatic, power PIKE'S TAPES OF WORK FIRST. TAG SALE- Saturday 6i Sun­ WE HAVE customers waiting $150 or best offer. Call after 6, offer. 643-4829 steering, power brakes, 6434536. am/fm radio, stereo, alarm HERCULES MOPEDS. A OUR COMMENTS ARE PLAY l a t e r ; day, 38 Conway Road (Green for the rental of yyour apart­ m a tu r e f e m a l e Room­ BAD NEW S' IF MRS. Manor), Leaving town. Large ment or home, J.D. Real AUDI lOOLS 1972 . Four door system, air conditioning, better moped at a reasonable NOW WE'LL mate wanted. Responsible. automatic, $1200. New brakes irice. Cycle Gear, 63 Tolland HCWPLE EVER HEARS SWIN6 INTO selection. Priced to sell. Some Estate Associates, Inc. 646- References required. East 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ tinted glass, color-dark furniture. 1980. ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call and battery. 644-2764. orange with tan vinyl roof. $5,- Tui■ impike. Manchester. 647- THEM WE'LL SET PHASE H Hartford/Manenester area. 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. 700. Owner. Call 646-7690. 1022. MORE SOUR NOTES TWK36S WILL 528-5843 before 9 a.m. or after THAN A SYMPHONY SET IT UP, TAG SALE-Saturday, Sunday BEAT THE COMMUTE! 9 p.m. 1966 RED RAMBLER. Station Mondav. Plants-35 cents to Cromwell area’s most NEED CAR? Credit bad? wagon. 72,000 miles, 232 1977 CHEVY Chevette - 1975 YAMAHA RD 350. C O N D U C TO R TNEN WE’LL prestigious and luxurious engine, $250. 644-8215. Aquamarine. 4,000 miles. Bassannl chambers, Webco W IT H T H E PROPTME $3.50, furniture, dishes, tools, MANCHESTER-Spaclous five Bankrupt? Repossessed? Heathellff Thli Funny World toys, some coins and stamps studios. One, two and three Honest Douglas accepts Larger engine. Automatic, 6,- heads, Boge shocks, K-81's- SHAKES.' BAIT)/ (rom room apartment with heat, lowest down, smallest 1989 CHEVROLET ^ 000 miles on warrantee. 872- front and rear. $9». 6464036. 122 A vondale Road, $180 to $289'‘ m perF mOTth."cdii month. two c a r p a rk in g , $250 Manchester. 649-2239 today, 632-1300. OnlOnly 15 payments. Douglas Motors, Kingswood Wagon. Excellent 8755. SAME TIME „ monthly. Security. 649-4500, 345 Main. condition. Original owner. 7 ( WELL, wadoaya minutes to downtown Hart­ 644-1539. THINK? TOMORROW .V TAG SALE-Friday 6i Satur­ ford. $625. 8754877. FORD WAGON - 1975. Campara-TraHara day, August 5 6i 6, at 10. WE PAY $15 for complete Automatic 8, power steering, MoMa Homaa 55 CENTRALLY LOCATED- junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 1967 CHEVROLET power brakes, air con­ Clothing, Fisher Price Toys, MANCHESTER - Suddenly Spacious five room first floor baby furniture, mis­ available! A magnificent two Auto Body, 528-1990. CORVAIR. 110 H.P. four ditioning, excellent condition. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single apartment. Adults please. speed, new clutch, rebuilt car­ Call 6464966. c cellaneous. 186 Bolton Center bedroom apartment in The Security deposit. 643-8777. axle, excellent condition. Road. Utonsion on Otis Street. Two 1964 Studebaker Cruiser - 4 buretors, tires good. Body Eleven years old. $1,500. Call door sedan. V4 engine, 6 new needs some work. Restorable. fireplaces, huge living room, BOLTON-Four room apart­ 7424930. Building Suppllaa 42 tires including snows. One Best offer over $400. Call 649- formal dining room, base­ ment. Fireplace, sunoeck, Truoka Rfr Sala 52 family owner - good condition. 8272 after 6 p.m. ARE YOU Selling your mobile ment, appliances, heat, elec­ carpeting, no pets, references Call 1-974-1349. NATURAL STONE (or tricity supplied. Lease, r ^ ir e d . $24() monthly. 643- home? Buyers waiting. Please retaining wails, veneers, 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA- 1975 FO RD PIC K U P ^ > ,^ H A T S security, no pets. Blanchard SUPERCAB. Vk ton with cap, call Plaxa Homes, Broker. 1- THEIR., patios, etc. Pick up by the & Rossetto. Inc. 646-2482 PARTS Department now open Six cylinder, automatic, four 8284369. Saturdays. Complete line oF door, power steering. 39,000 stereo, snow tires. 21,000 FIAN? pound or delivery by the ton. THREE AND Vk Room apart­ Bolton Notch Stone (}uarry Chrysler parts. Chorches miles. Call owner 6^7251. miles. Ehccellent condition. XU U2H (' 118 MAIN STREET - Three ment, heat, hot water, stove, $4,250. CaU 6464356 after 7. AT PLAZA HOMES our prices C 1177 9y Mil It til U> 9« oa 'e-H 649-3163. Motors. 649-3646. can't be beat. Over 50 homes room heated apartment, fur­ refrigerator, wall-to-wali 1972 CHEVROLET IMPAU lit. nish own appliances,ap " parklike c arp e t, $190. C entrally to choose (rom. Many set up 'This flattering dresa with Doga-BMa-Pata 43 yard, securi 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 Sedan. Automatic, V4, 350 zip front and side pleats 2riw. $220. Available located. Adults only. No pets. - 54,000 miles, 351 Geveland engine. Ehicellent condition. ready to Uve in. Adult and August 1stIt. 646-2426, 9-5. Security deposit. Call 6^7690. Motoreyeha-Bleyelaa 54 family parks available is slimming for the half­ Short Riba — Frank Hill DOG-CAT BOARDING engine. Excellent running $1495. 644-0646. through out the state. Trades size figure. condition. New shocks and No. 1128 with Photo- bathing/grooming. Obedience Ma n c h e s t e r - Newiy TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville welcome. AU homes priced to NO.'n^ MARIAN,THE THIS W OASNS' LIE EAST HARTFORD - brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- 1966 FORD GALAXIE Guide is in Sizes 12H to THE HUN ? BARBARIAN. protection classes. Complete renovated two bedroom Manchester line. Large two 750,8000 miles, oil cooler and sell from $3,995. Full time ser­ THIN® IS SSTTINC modern facilities. Canine Excellent mechanically, has vice department parts, 24«. Size 1414, 37 bust OUT OF HAND. Duplex apartment within bedroom, carpeting, air con­ new brakes and tuneup. Some radt. $1,750. 28840tt. . . . 3»i yards 60-inrh. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon walking distance to down­ ditioned, appliances, heated, supplies and accessories. Road, Manchester. For reser­ TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- body rust. $175 or best offer. 1976 HONDA 760! Pattoma availabla only town. With varnished floors adults. $220. 289-1673. 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 646-2746. Plaxa Homes. 1348 Wilbur 8 -A int MrNiallH kiaJ . IM vations please call 646-5971. and new modern kitchen and EhiceUent running ( Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ in titta aJkoum. car. Asking $ 2 ^ . 6464938. a, »t.» Itr s«s bath. $230 includes heat, hot FOUR ROOM Apartment - $1500 firm. 8724A. pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-8260369. yUsre^SWa SS4 At pestats tie TWO Chihuahua ouppies (or 1967 M USTANG-Green. "For the last lime - this is NOT a ferry-boat!" water, stove, refrigerator. Heat, hot water, appliances, VEGA HATCHBACK, 19724- Automatic console, bucket sale. $40 each. Call 643-2813 Call 6464090. ‘ parking. No pets. On busline. MECHANICS SPECIAL- 1972 1969 Dreamer truck camper. SUtUUMMTT anytime. speed, unique bright green seats, radio, heater, power Honda 460. New transmission, Sleeps six. Good condition. Meactwalst In a lM MaraM $185 monthly. 643-0030 after 4 paint, Mlcnelln X Radials, brakes, power steering. 1114 Aso: s« AamSaS. '* Wf ONCE aeWEP twie L Is Zv * I wo p.m. new rubber, needs some valve CaU 6469617 between 8 a.m. Now Vask, N.V. 144M AKC MALE POODLE oedroom Duplex apartment, extras, a beauty. SO mpg. $595. "Cream puff." $695. Call 5«- work. 646-7979 or 64^7DQ8. and 2 p.m. or after 7 p.m. 647-1120. 8613, after 4. mat Hsaw. leWsts alw n» PUPPIES475. Call 742-6953. within walking disUnce to ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart­ esM, suit aaaWtr aae Ska. JUM downtown. $210. includes HONDA-1974 XL 176. Woods VOLUNTEER 17’. Very good ment. Stove, refrigerator. VW 19694800. One owner. 55,- JUNK OR UNUSED CARS The Fall A W inter '76 FREE-Gray klitens with dou­ heat, hot water, stove ‘References, no pets. $170. 228- ready street legal. EbiceUent coodilion. New tires, custom BASIC FASHION con­ ble paws. 6464255 after 4 p.m. refrigerator. Call 6464090. ' 000 miles. Good running condi­ wanted. In any condition. S7^ shue. 1,900 miles. CaU 943- Interior. $1800. Pool uble, 3540, 646-3167. tion. Call after 5 p.m. 6494145. 6667. tains a Donna Coupon! 1038. AMF $200. 742-9777. Prieo. . . $1.25 a copy.