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Fair and not so cold tonight; lows in Area ...... 1-2B Editorial ...... 4A the mid to upper 30s. Becoming cloudy Classified .... 4r«B Family...... 3A Wednesday with chance of showers Comics...... 7B Obituaries ...... 8A developing late in the day. National Dear Abby...... 7B Sports...... 3-4B weather map on Page 5B. Sadat invited to visit Israel JERUSALEM (UPI) - The move was unprecedented in ly after Sadat said in Cairo his Israel today officially invited the history of the Arab-Israeli con­ proposed trip to Israel is “a holy job” and he will make it as soon as possi­ Egyptian President Anwar flict. Lewis said it would take the U.S. ble after receiving the official Israeli Sadat to come to Jerusalem, Embassy in Tel Aviv only minutes to invitation through the United States. the national radio said. transmit the invitation to the em­ He said he would not fear for his It said Israeli Prime Minister bassy in Cairo from where it would safety in Israel. Menahem Begin handed the invita­ be relayed to Sadat. But Sadat emphasized he would be tion of the Israeli government to U.S. It quoted Lewis as saying the in­ speaking for E ^ p t only and not for Ambassador Samuel W. Lewis during vitation would be on Sadat's desk “by other Arabs when he addresses the a recess of parliament, the Knesset, this evening.’’ Israeli parliament and the aim of the / where the prime minister was to Begin declined <0 reveal the wor­ visit will be to explain his views and make a formal statement on the ding of the invitation, the first such not to negotiate any agreement. issue. offer made by an Israeli leader since The Egyptian president told a 14- Sadat had said he would come to Israel came into existence in May member delegation from the U.S. Jerusalem if he received a proper in­ 1948. House of Representatives he views vitation. The invitation was extended short- the visit as part of preparations for a reconvened Arab-Israeli peace con­ ference at Geneva. “I consider the visit a holy job," Sadat said. “We must do the impossi­ Artist shows her work Shah greeted ble to break the vicious circle in which Arabs and Israelis have been Using a rear projection screen, an artist demonstrates her work Monday at the Bowers moving for 30 years. This is for the School while a student, at left, poses for the work. The demonstration was the last in a sake of our future generations. series which has been presented throughout the Manchester elementary schools this Hence the holiness of the mission. If I month. Sponsored by the school fine arts program, the demonstrations were designed to with tear gas do not try to break this vicious circle, God will bring me to account, and so stimulate creativity in the arts through “slide art’’ presentations featuring moving figures will future generations.” silhouetted on the slides combined with student involvement. The program was presented WASHINGTON (UPI) - composure and delivered their greeting statements as guests and Asked whether he would fear for by The Learning Guild of Boston. (Herald photo by Dunn) Police tear-gassed angry his personal safety in Israel. Sadat young Iranian demonstrators reporters gagged and winced from the smoke bombs. snapped “Never” outside the White House today The shah put his hands to his face, He said “Whenever the invitation as President Carter, weeping and Empress Farah and Mrs. Carter arrives I shall be ready to go because from the fumes, welcomed dabbed their eyes constantly. we should not lose time on procedural arrangements (for the Iran’s Shah Mohammed Reza “It is a great honor for us to Two appeals challenge Geneva conference).’’ Pahlavi for talks on weapons have with its his imperial majesty from Iran, a long-time friend of our Israeli Premier Begin said Monday and oil. country,” said Carter. he would send a formal, written in­ 'The masked, stick-wielding op­ Later, during a ceremony in the vitation to Sadat through the ponents of the shah broke Umugb grand hallway of the White House, American ambassadors in Israel and PZC subdivision okay lines of mounted police on the grassy Carter apologized to the shah “for Egypt. Ellipse behind the White House and the temporary air pollution.” Begin Monday welcomed Sadat’s By GREG PEARSON • The PZC granted permission to representing the plaintilfs. was con­ attacked a nearby group of shah sup­ Carter said in his welcoming offer to visit Israel for peace talks llrralcl Reporter reduce the minimum lot frontage of tacted this morning but said that he could not comment on the claims porters as the greeting music and remarks the shah had known every and said he would greet the Egyptian An appeal was filed Monday in some lots. cannon salute died down. leader at the airport. • The grading plan did not contain listed in the appeal. American president since Franklin Hartford's Court of Common Pleas Defendants Stone and Goldberg On the White House iawn. Carter Roosevelt. “It is a great honor for Today, he summoned the U.S. am­ against the Manchester Planning and certain information required by winced and tears rolled down his bassador to discuss relaying a formal regulations. could not be reached for comment. me to have him come during the first Zoning Commission’s approval of a The proposed development of the cheeks from the gas. He welcomed year of my presidency,” be said invitation to Sadat..Roth leaders said proposed subdivision for the 40-acre A total of 14 reasons was listed in Lenti Farms tract has been a subject the shah as “a longtime friend of our "When the Shah took over the ^hey would rely on the United States Lenti Farms tract off Gardner the two appeals, nine for the of controversy since the spring of country.’’ leadership of his nation 36 years ago, to convey such a request, since the Street. subdivision-approval appeal and five this year. There were no reports of Injuries Iran was occupied by a foreign two countries are still technically at Two separate appeals were filed for the inland-wetlands permit Goldberg, a former member of the or arrests, although one horse was power,” Carter said. During the war and do not have diplomatic —one against the PZC’s subdivision appeal. relations. There are five defendants listed in Board of Directors, and Stone, a knocked to its knees when struck by a Shah’s reign. Carter said, “the approval and one against the gran­ hurled trash can. the appeals —the PZC. Jack former member of the Manchester growth of Iran into a position of Sadat’s proposed trip apparently ting of an inland-wetlands permit. Economic Development Commis­ 'The shah, denying that torture world leadership has been would be the first official visit to The PZC, which acts as the town’s Goldberg, Robert Stone. Paul Lenti exists in his country, had describe his and John Lenti. Stone and Goldberg sion, resigned from their posts when remarkable.” Israel by an Arab head of state since Inland-Wetlands Agency, also ap­ questions arose about the possibility vociferous opponent in this country The shah reportedly came with a are thedevelopers of the proposed the founding of the Jewish state in proved that permit. of a conflict of interest because of the as ’’Marxists.’’ shopping list for more U.S. weapons. The appeals papers said that there subdivision. The Lentis own the 40- 1948. proposed development. Shouting “down with the shah,’’ are several reasons for the court ac­ acre tract in question, the appeal The shah has bought billions of "I’m just waiting for the proper in­ Many neighboring residents spoke more than 1,000 opponents had dollars in U.S. jets, radar and other vitation," Sadat told CBS television tion, including the following: papers said. The five plaintiffs listed are against a proposed 79-lot Residence demonstated loudly but peacefully weapons. But Senate Democatic news in an interview broadcast Mon­ • The PZC received and used Richard Bushnell of 66 Thayer Road, AA Cluster Zone for the Lenti Farms since before dawn on the Ellipse and Leader Robert Byrd and other law­ day night. “I’m looking forward to evidence not presented at the Oct. 3 in Lafayette Square on the other side Bruce Forde of 76 Thayer Road, Paul tract. The PZC, on July 25, voted 3-2 makers have demanded that Carter fulfill this visit at the earliest time public hearing, thus denying the to deny such a cluster zone. Cluster of the White House. keep his promise to cut down expor­ possible.” plaintiffs the right of due process. Rossetto of 86 Thayer Road, Robert But when the Iranian ruler arrived Smith of 50 Thayer Road and Bar­ zoning permits lots and houses that ting weapons to Iran and other coun­ CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite • The PZC held a public hearing on are smaller than those permitted in a by limousine instead of by helicopter the inland-wetlands application bara Auchincloss of 15 Tuck Road. tries. asked if “that could be, say, witbin a regular zone and requires part of the as planned, the antl-sbab ’The critics point to what they call week?” sooner than 30 days after receiving All of the plaintiffs own property that demonstrators on the the Ellipse abuts the site of the proposed land to be transferred to the town. the shah’s preoccupation with "You can say that, yes," Sadat the application. In Septenvbgr the developers sub­ broke through protectve police lines military hardware, nuclear power answered. • An existing septic system en­ development. Rossetto is a member of the town’s Zoning Board of mitted a re q u ^ for a Residence AA and attacked quieter and older shah and other costly projects, they claim Begin, in a separate CBS inter­ croaches on some of the approved Appeals. Zone for the property. This 59-lot sub­ supporters with sticks. he has so-far failed in spending view, said the Israelis “really want lots. Police waded in and broke up the "The return date listed in the action division proposal was approved by a billions of dollars to change relative­ the visit of President Sadat, we real­ • The plans fail to make proper 4-1 vote by the PZC on Oct. 24. fighting. ly primitive Iran into a major in­ ly want to negotiate peace, to es­ provisions for storm water drainage. is Dec. 27. Both Carter and the shah kept their Attorney David Call, who is Residents also had opposed this dustrialized, educated power. tablish permanent peace.” Flooding problems may occur. proposal. ZBA opposes proposal to limit its power By GREG PEARSON mitted such a limiting of the appeal Janenda said that the PZC should Attorney Dominic Squatrito said iney have made do not justify this Davis amt Reginald lloude, arc seeking a change to Residence C iirruld Reporter board’s power. eliminate some uses in some zones if that units of multiple housing for the kind of overkill.” “Nothing, other than spot zoning, it feels a change is needed. elderly might not have been per­ . No action was taken Monday night Zone for the property, which now Members of the Manchester can contribute to the breakdown of “If there are problems with par­ mitted in the past without variances by the PZC, however. zoned Residence A and Business II. Zoning Board of Appeals and a flock zoning regulations more than th ein- ticular decisions, the solution should from the ZBA. The board did approve by a 5-0 vote Jason Stansfield of 29 Perkins St. of local attorneys attended Monday discriminate issuing of use be aimed at those decisions,” he “We may be giving up a safety the Vernon Street subdivision. presented a petition signed by sur­ night’s meeting of the Planning and variances,” Lamson said. said. valve in our society that is The development is proposed for a rounding residents who oppose the Zoning Commission to protest a TTie idea, however, was greeted He also said that ZBA members necessary,” he said. 71-acre site behind the Crestfield change. He and others who spoke proposal to limit the ZBA’s power. less than enthusiastically by ZBA were disturbed that they had not Others who spoke against the Convalescent Home. The PZC made said that they were concerned about After the public hearing. Town members and attorneys who spoke. been contacted about the proposal. proposal were attorneys Leon several modifications to the plan in­ increased traffic and the possible Planner Alan Lamson and some Attorney Joel Janenda, who Lamson later said that notices had Podrove, John Mrosek and George cluding possible drainage im­ devaluation of their property. members of the PZC gave indications represented the ZBA, said that the been sent to ZBA members but did Ripley, local developer Barney provements. It also granted an Patrick Dougherty of 17 Dougherty that the proposed change, as proposed change was an example of not arrive until after a newspaper Peterman Sr., ZBA Chairman Ber­ inland-wetlands permit for the St. also said that a home from the presented, would not be approved. “overkill.” He said that the local story on the proposed change. nard Johnson and ZBA Vice Chair­ development. Revolutionary War era is nearby at In another matter, the PZC ap­ ZBA has shown no blatant misuse of man Clarence “Bud” Brown. The PZC took no action on a sub­ 537 Center St. proved a 48-lot subdivision on Vernon its power to grant a use variance. Flexibility division proposal for a Residence M Attorney Leonard Jacobs, who Street. After the hearing, Lamson said Zone off Parker Street. represent^ the applicants, said that The proposed change affecting the Attorney David Keith said, “We Such projects as the renovation to . need an avenue to provide that several good points had been In another public hearing held the change to a Residence C Zone ZBA would prohibit the board from the Manchester police station would flexibility.” He said that the court made by the opponents. Monday night, several residents would be in character with the sur­ granting variances for nonpermitted not have been permitted if the “J would strongly recommend that spoke against a proposed zone rounding area. He indicated that a amendment had been in effect, provides a recourse for any abuses of uses in a zone. Lamson, who was the the present system. the” amendment, as presented, be change for property at 519 and 531 house on the property might be used Janenda said. The station is a non- only one to speak in favor of the Keith called the enabling legisla­ denied,” he said. William Bayer, a Center St. as an office building but there.would proposal, said that legislation passed conforming use in a Residence A tion “an ill-advised change.” PZC member, said, 'Whatever goofs The applicants, Mark and Linda be no change to the exterior of the by the state General Assembly per­ Zone. structure. Court stops South Windsor council oaths By JUDY KUEHNEL J. O’Brien, judge of the Hartford sidered elected to the nine-member The vote of the ninth candidate, mine the actual figure. give the Republicans a 5-4 majority Herald Correapondent , Superior Court, ordered “Charles N. body. Richard Ryan, was not certified by The machine in question, one of on the council. Enes, under the penalty of $1,000, Following the administering of the head moderator Myrtle Odium, three used in District 2, is said to be Most seem to feel a runoff vote, or South Windsor Town Clerk Charles oath of office to all other elected of­ the oldest in South Windsor and was possibly a new election for council Bnes stood before a packed council to...desist and refrain from cer­ because of an error in the vote count tifying the results of the election of ficers, except council members, the on one machine in District 2. Ryan bought in 1952. members, is the most likely solution. chamber Monday n l^ t to read a officials gathered in the hall outside It will be difficult, say some of­ The Board of Education, town temporary court«.injunctlon the office of South Windsor Town received a total of 374 votes —85 Council....and to refrain from ad­ to speculate as to how the council more votes than the number of per­ ficials, for a solution acceptable to treasurer, constables. Board of prohibiting him from administering controversy will be settled when the all to be found because the majority Selectmen, andjjlanning and zoning the oath of office to any of the newly ministering the oath of office to any sons voting on the malfunctioning of the candidates....’’ issue comes before the court Friday. machine.' rule on the Town Council is at stake. officials were issued the oath of of­ elected council members. Republicans have not had a majority fice following Enes’ reading of the in­ The injunction was served at 6 p.m. The injunction named Joseph L. The final votes of only eight of the Originally, Ryan’s vote was rule on the council for six years. junction. —just two hours before the Krahula, Democratic candidate for nine-member council have been cer­ reported to be 384, however, ap­ If the court rules to eliminate all A Town Council meeting is “swearing in ceremony” was Town Council who placed tenth in the tified leaving a 4-4 split on the council parently the 10th position on the votes cast on the faulty machine, scheduled for Nov. 21. If the issue is scheduled to begin. election, as plaintiff. Krahula was between Democrats and machine was stuck, making it almost which some say appears unlikely, the not resolved by that date the old The Injunction, signed by Francis not among the top nine usually con­ Republicans. impossible for vote counters to deter­ remaining certified votes would still council will remain in session. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Nov. 15, 1977 — I’AUK THRF.K-A pa g e TWO-A— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Nov. 15. 1877 News summary Waddell PTA wants

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Shah from the rubble of the seven-story into Biko’t Sept. 12 death, said Biko buses on field trips Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran, Pilipinas Motel where a fire was kept n ak ^ in a jail cell for 29 Betty’s notebook bearing a long military shopping list broke out Monday, and the death toll days and then bound with leg irons Concerned with the u lety and all class trips requiring transporU- and a hold-the-line offer on oil prices, now stands at 47. and handcuffs and chained to the The roof over liability factors Involved with lion and to allow funding of buses, By Betty Ryder arrived in Newport News, Va., Mon­ As the fire, which was believed to bars of an interrogation room where parents driving children on class either by incorporating the funds into day afternoon for a state visit. He have started from by a candle lighted he was kept for SO hours. field trips, the Waddell School PTA the school budget, by fund raisers or will meet with President Carter by a hotel guest on the fifth floor Monday night asked the Board of by the parents paying the students’ today in Washington. during a power outage, raged, Manila JAY, Vt. (UPI) The bodies of two Educauon t»enforce the use of buses share of transportation costa. ^ After being cheered by several was teing battered by Typoon Kim nien were found on a snow-covered for the trips. Morancey cited the Board of and operates the Exchange Shop at your head pinstripe suit and vest and grey and hundred Iranian supporters and with 110 mph winds. At least 22 more mountain Monday near the wreckage James Morancey, co-president of Education policy that, under the Jody Powell, President Carter’s 376 W. Middle Turnpike. booed by hundreds of Iranian student people were killed by the typhoon. of their small, single-engine plane, the Waddell PTA, presented the state law, the teacher who arranges No. I spokesman and public relations black tie, mingled warmly w i^ the which disai^)eared more than a week crowd and singled out a few from the demonstrators, the shah was taken to statement on the issue which the a field trip using parent’s man. was in the area Friday night to Friendship Forre the Colonial Williamsburg Inn where LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Fog ago on a flight from upstate New PTA has been pursuing with the automobiles is not liable, that field attend a cocktail party to honor news media for a private chat later lie spent the night. rolling in from the ocean came to the York to Maine. school administration since last trips should be paid for by the Board .Stanley Weinberg of Manchester, in the evening. Friendship Flight ambassadors co u ld b ea He covered such topics as the aid of firefighters battling a brush An Air Force helicopter planned to of Education and that limited fund new head of the northeastern region will meet tonight in Hartford for a spring. president’s energy program, his BOSTON (UPI) — The prejudice fire, believed set by an arsoiflst, return to the site about 3,300 feet up At that time, a. parent raised the raisers are allowed for trips. Ilf the U.S. Small Business Ad­ workshop at the Hartford Insurance current low rating in popularity that brought violence and bad which flared through woodsy in the Jay Peak range today to look question of Insurance protection Morancey stressed that the PTA is ministration. Group in Hartford Plaza. feelings to Boston with the advent of for a third person report^ to be w1i8n parents drive for class trips. It not against the field trips, but that The Matsikas family, owners of the pulls, and backed off from a question Some of the topics which will be Topanga Canyon Monday and posed to him regarding the Gay school busing, reared its ugly head destroyed six homes. aboard the plane when it left Fulton, was learned that any parents who the chief concern is for the safety of Marlborough Tavern where the covered are climate in Tel Aviv in Monday. N.Y., Nov. 6. the children and secondarily, for the I'cccption was held, really went all •lights Bill saying, “I don’t know the .lanuary, suitable clothing to take, $ ^ ,0 0 0 loan The blaze burned through more drove did so at their own risk and president's thoughts on the bill; in Charles Battles, 26, a history than 600 acres, forcing evacuation of with protection only from their own protection of the volunteer drivers. out with delicious hors d’oeuvres and distances from Tel Aviv to other fact. I’m not sure of my own.” teacher, his wife, and a group of 12 hundreds of residents, many leading THOMPSON (UPI) - Fire of­ insurance company. The parent A letter to the superintendent were especially delighted when Gov. Israeli cities we may wish to visit, When asked what kind of a recep­ students from an all-black Penn­ their horses — common in the canyon ficials suspect two young brothers, would be held responsible for any noted attempts by the Waddell PTA I'dlu Grasso put in an appearance to and a variety of other useful informa- tion Southerners in the new ad­ sylvania Seventh Day Adventist high near the Pacific Coast West of Los playing with a cigarette lighter and a civil action suits which could arise to explore with Wilson Deakin, assis­ lionor the Manchesterite. liun. school were attacked by a small band book, were responsible for setting a tant superintendent, alternative in­ The governor agreed ministration in Washington received Speaking of Israel. I had a call r i^ t under^S; Angeles — to safety. out of an accident. on their arrival, he smiled and said, of whites wielding wooden sticks and fire that claimed their lives. Recruiter Morancey asked the board, ”Is it surance policies to cover the field wholeheartedly with the president’s from the Rev. George Webb, pastor "'Well, a few times I caught people golf clubs, while they were touring NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - The Authorities said the lighter and the fair that a volunteer parent, willing trips and the individual drivers, but it. choice of Weinberg and said, of South United Methodist Church. Bunker Hill. charred pages of the book were found "Stanley is more than capable of looking to see if we wore shoes — and He has just returned from his se­ assassination of a member of Sergeant First Class Willard to aid their child’s class, drives to was found that the insurance is dif­ Battles and four of the students Monday in a bedroom along with the licading this important administra­ we do." cond trip to Israel and had heard that Ethiopia’s military council one day Leeman, formerly a military police and from a field trip Accepting full ficult to obtain. The PTA mentioned were injured, none seriously. Three bodies of Robert Parker, 4, and John the possibility of secondary in­ tion. There once was a man who Among the area people attending I was going with the Connecticut seg­ your nose after the execution of the nation’s operations sergeant in Germany, w u liability on his or her own personal white men were arrested and Parker, 2, sons of Betty Parker, 18. owned a car wash (Weinberg’s were former Manchester mayor, ment. No. 2 man has deepened a Marxist recently assigned to the insurance should any accident oc­ surance coverage taking over where charged with five counts of assault former job) who had tremendous in­ .lack Thompson and his pretty wife; He was very enthusiastic about his If you need to borrow money, power struggle that is threatening to Manchester’s Army recruiting office cur?” the driver’s personal insurance with a deadly weapon. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ sight and campaign strategy in the Mayor and Mrs. Richard Blackstone I rip and said he hopes to go again Hartford National would like to point tear the capital of Addis Ababa at 555 Main St. He will be responsible Morancey said the Waddell PTA leaves off. ticut Supreme (lourt has rejected the The PTA letter notes, that despite presidential election. That’s Stan of East Hartford; the soon-to-be next year. out a very substantial loan source you apart. state’s claim that welfare applicants for recruiting operations In feels that the school is responsible mayor of Manchester Stephen Pen­ MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (U P D - for planning the trip, and in turn the efforts to find alternatives, the Weinberg." I'm sure our excitement will may have overlooked: your home. Ethiopia Radio said Monday that lose their right to seek assistance Manchester and East Hartford, and ny; Joyce Guttman, Irene Pisch, The theory of the big bang start of “anti-revolutionaries” gunned down should make the necessary field trips are continuing with the Powell, who admitted he is rarely mount as time draws nearer. And we’ve prepared to make you the universe evidently didn’t bang at once they move out of the state. The in southern Tolland County. :it a loss for words since jl_is one of .lohn Lareau. Mary LeDuc, Lou a Home Equity L ^ n of up to $25,(XX) Lt. Solomon Gesesse, a member of A native of Maine, Sergeant arrangements to have the children parent drivers. Speak out all, space agency scientists, who high court Monday ruled those transported. Board member John Yavis his tasks to brief the White House Jalbert the heads a band which plays or more with up to ten years to repay, the provisional military administra­ seeking welfare cannot automatical­ Leeman brings more than 20 years of have been researching with a high­ ’The PTA is asking for a (wllcy recommended the PTA meet with news staff each morning, was. super music), Connie Costello, Rep, Women will have a chance to voice based on the currant market value of tion council, or Dergue, the previous ly be denied Aid to Families with military experience to the Job. flying U-2 jet, said Monday. change to enforce the use of buses for the board’s personnel and finance "Stan and I have been friends for a Chris Dodd, and State Rep. Bill their views and seek solutions your home less the balance of your night. Dependent Children just because Enlisting in 1956 as a tai^ driver, The researchers concluded the committee Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. long time, so naturally I am very O'Neil, head of the State Democratic Wednesday night at 8:05 when WINF mortgage. Without affecting your they no longer live in the state. he has also served as an engineer, in­ I’arty and many others. beginning of the universe “was a PRETORIA, South Africa (U P I)- pleased with his appointment,” he radio presents “Focus on Women," original mortgage rate. very smooth, almost serene process, fantryman, air marshal and drill in­ sjiid with a touch of emotion in his South Windsor was well A South African police officer has structor. He has been assigned at Guests will include Mary 5 MERIDEN (UPI) - For the first represented with Mr. and Mrs. with matter and energy uniformly testified black leader Steve Biko at­ voice. Eichelman of the Womens Political Spend it as you please. distributed and expanding at an equal time since workers went on strike at numerous stateside posts, as well as Looking especially lovely was Donald Wasik and the Dennis You can use your Hartford National The following chart will give you tacked his white questioners and in Korea, France, Okinawa and Viet­ Caucus and the Connecticut Task rate in ail directions," a NASA state­ the Rolling Mill Division of the Weinberg s wife, Barbara, who was Moynihans enjoying the festivities. Force on Women and Alcohol; Doris Home Equity Loan for any purpose you an idea of typical monthly payments “fell with his head against a wall” nam. About town ment said. Miller Co., management and union sporting a beautiful double orchid Roldan, president of Mujer, a choose: education expenses, bill con­ required on varying loan amounts. five days before he died of head in­ Among his awards are the Purple officials today were scheduled to sit corsage for the occasion. Barbara Spanish Feminist Organization; Bet solidation, home improvements, a juries. Heart, tiie Bronze Star with Oak Dining out down at the bargaining table. The Mothers Club of Center ’The ways and means committee of was recently named slate director of sy Karl, Connecticut Task Force on second home...anything. It’s extra Annual MANILA, Philippines (UPI) - Maj. Harold Snyman, testifying Cluster and Meritorious Service Dining out Saturday night at The Amount Monthly Finance Total of Congregational Church will meet the Manchester Junior Women’s Club the Friendship Force, which is a money coming your way to get the Percentage Three more bodies today were pulled Monday on the first day of an inquest Medal. He has also received the Viet­ Colony. I stopped for a moment when Abused Women; and Carol Hewey, Financed Payment Term Charge Payment! Rate Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the will have a crafty auction at the dtizen-to-citizen exchange program things you n e^ . And your home is EXETER, N.H. (UPI) - The namese Ooss of Gallantry and Viet­ 1 recognized pretty Pat Shea and her Institute of Cultural Affairs — Global $ 5,000 $ 67.47 120 mo. $ 3,096.40 $ 8,096.40 10h% church. club’s meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at from the United States to foreign simply the door-opener. Rockingham County Superior Court nam Campaign and Service Medals, husband. Womens' Forum. i 0,000 134.93 120 mo. 6.191.60 16,191.60 10^% Community Baptist Church. It Is also countries. Connecticut's force 15,000 202.40 120 mo. 9.288.00 24,288.40 104% Theater schedule made it three in a row Monday on and was recently awarded the Army Pat was Heublein's first Miss Listeners’ calls will be invited federation night and neighbors’ nlgM departs Jan. 23 for Tel Aviv, Israel. You'll like our terms. 25,000 337.34 120 mo. 15,480.80 40,480.80 104% convictions and stiff sentences for Commendation Medal. The executive board of the Black Velvet in 1968. I believe. She during the round table discussion of and members may bring their Powell, an attractive young man, various womens' issues. If you do any competitive loan­ demonstrators who occupied the Sergeant Leeman has attended the Manchester Jaycee Wives will meet still looks just as lovely. She owns . We have other terms and rales available Tor loans under $5,000. mothers and friends. Food donations looked quite dashing in a black shopping, you’ll know that our low Prom ised You A Rose Seabrook Nuclear power plant site University of Maryland, and was Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of . If you're a Hartford National Favorite Person, you qualify for a TUESDAY for the food bank and Thanksgiving interest rate of on loans of ti% rate discount. Garden” 7:30-9:30 last May. graduated from the Army Recruiting Mrs. Vivian Adams, 47 Deerfield baskets will be collected. New $5,000 or more is very attractive. We hope you'll take advantage of your status as a homeowner. Showcase Cinemas — U.A. Theater 1 — "Bobby A fourth trial was under way and and Career Counseling Academy, Drive. Board members are asked to members will be installed. Women You should also know that at Just slop into any of our 63 branches and talk to a loan officer. 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FIVE-A f Open forum ) fflaurliFfltrr HitPuttt^Hpralb About town Hospitals blamed for costs Manchester — A City of Village Charm HARTFORD (UPI) - The majori­ who are charging exorbitant rates Underwriters Association Inc. of ty of testimony during hearings on a appear as the benevolent knights in Hartford, said Monday. Jim Harvey s Study Group will have been made by members. Founded Oct. 1. 1881 m proposed rate increase by Connec­ shining armor and Blue Cross and Leibert was one of only a handful of meet tonight at 7:30 at North United Proceeds will ^o to local charities. lyl«m M r. \Jtm O P rm mtcrnalionai ticut’s biggest medical insurance residents who attended a Connecticut Mfw&y Buf—u Of CtfCUlMon Pet project Methodist Church. Blue Shield, who pay these exorbi­ company has blamed hospitals for tant charges on behalf of their sub­ Insurance Department hearing Mon­ The outreach board of Emanuel rising costs. scribers are projected as villainous day night on the proposed 25.7 per­ MaopQ^er. Coon. 060A0. Teiophone (203) 643>2711. Lutheran Church will meet tonight at To the editor; A service of Holy Communion is "Under the present aura that culprits wearing a black hat,” cent Increase for Blue Cross and Blue 7:30 at the Outreach Center, 64 R«;ro^ P Ei3'l(K-P*jt>wsh«r HmoHO E TurUtf^9lon. iyUn«9 Kig E M o r Pleau allow me space to comment scheduled for Wednesday at 10 a.m. exists, the hospitals and physicians Herbert A. Leibert, president of the Shield of Connecticut. on the recent town election. I for one, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Church St. Opinion like several hundred voters in Concordia Lutheran Church The Retirees Group of the Pratt Manchester, did not know the can­ Women will meet tonight at 8 at the and Whitney Aircraft Club will meet Manchester public records didates running on the Democratic church. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the ticket with the exception of Ed clubhouse. 200 Clement Rd., East \\ iirruiily deeds i'.\eeiiliir*H deed .$765. U.S. and South Africa Dragomir Sipkic, stove Tomklel. I felt that the Democratic Emma Nettibton Group of Center Hartford. Doughnuts and coffee will Edward Swain Jr., Estate of Kathleen B. .lohnson Sign Co. for Earl Party had done a fine job under the tie available before the meeting. Manchester, and Ronald E. Sweet to T.J. Crockett, Daniels, sign at 202 E. at 109 Forest St., $240. President Carter s order to Vorster regime to acquire Congregational Church will meet Beacon L.P, Co, for Ray­ Donaid Doherty, director of Williams. East Hartford, property at 28 Putnam St., Center St.. $350. foreign weaponry. leadership of Ted Cummings and for tonight at 7:30 in the Federation mond I' Ward, roof repair halt all U.S, arms sales to that reason voters choose the so- Room of the church. volunteers for the Department of to Bryan McMahon, *43,000. liidwell Home Improve­ property at 108 W. Middle at 91 Alton .St.. $600. South \frica will have little More important than an called unknowns to run the Town of Consumer Protection, wili speak on Itiiild iiig periiiilH ment Co. for Richard Turnpike, $32,000. lirahaney & Choma Inc., lirown. roof repair at 165 Conrad Sullivan for (jreg short-range effect on that arms embargo would be an in­ Manchester the next two years. Manchester Grange will meet various things concerning consumer MIodzinski, roof repair at protection. Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. new home at 165 St. ,Iohn St., $900. country s military capability. ternational refusal to trade The new Board of Directors will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall. and Jo-Ann D. Moriarty to :i5 Dover Road, $450. Members are asked to bring items Lamplighter Drive, $38,- liidwell Home Improve­ with South Africa. Prime hearing from me shortly about my Thaddeus F. Backiel and ■lames S t r a n o . 590 But it is a warning — and tor a bake table. 00(1, ment Co for Russell should be taken as such by the Minster John Vorster’s pet project —consolidation of the The Rev. Neweli Curtis, pastor of I’hyllis E. Backiel. both of Anchor Fence Co. for Priskwaldo. vinyl siding at Sycamore Lane, Eighth District with the town. (!onter Congregational Church, will Guest speaker blast Hartford, property at I'ldwin C. Swanson, fence 111 Tanner .St., $3,000. dteratlons at 55 Oakland white supremacist regime in crackdown on black The Women's Prayer and Study St,. $1,50. Seems like a bad situation when the conduct a Bible study Wednesday at 47 Bruce Road, $56,000. at :15 Glendale Road, $257. .loseph P. KosS, garage newspapers and civil-rights Group of South United Methodist Robert Franklin, executive direc­ Dennis Hood lor .John Pretoria — of more drastic Eighth District officials can have the 1:30 p.m. in the church library. Theodore F. Kozak and I'idward J. Miffitt, stove at II Grant Road. $1500. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at tor of the Connecticut Public E5tpen- llubin. Putnam, clean up moves to come. groups has put Carter in a say about whether or not sewers can Heatrice J. Kozak, both of at 179 Mountain Road. $500. Mitchell Trucking Co. tor 1208 Main St. diture Council, will be the guest Cornwall. N.Y.. to Ruby lire damage at 329 Birch Since 1963 Washington has mood to consider breaking be extended to my area at Concord speaker Monday. Nov. 21 when Harold Parent for William B. Thornton, Clare Enroth and John William Broneill, roof demolition of home at 872 .Mountain Road, $1.200. trade ties if the suppression of Road and neighboring streets. Do The Disabled American Veterans A turkey dinner will be served elected members of Manchester’s declined to sell most types of Boat-rocking at the FDA Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the Old- E.M. Enroth Jr., property ...... 'r ,it 51 Princeton St.. Parker St., $400. George they also have control of highways Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at lioards are sworn in. weapons to South Africa as a blacks continues. Fashioned Holiday Fair of Temple at 165 Grissom Road, $57,- and Lois Garman, stove at Kennedy and his boss, HEW are resisting this "patient labeling" where the sewer lines will be 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. Members of the Board of Directors A consensus is forming at Bv MARTHA ANGLE Chapter. O.E.S. at the Masonic Tem­ 465 Porteq St.. $250. sign of disapproval of racial Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr., are proposal, fearing that side effect and Board of Education will be sworn BOLAND the United Nations that South and'ROBERT WALTERS located? 1 have been Informed that ple. Reservations may be made by policies there. That ban, launching a drive for the first major warnings could discourage patients the consolidation issue can be carried . An adult Bible study will be con­ in at the ceremony, which will be WASHINGTON - (NBA) - When calling 646-4132 or 649-2185. Fair held at 8 p.m. in the Hearing Room. however, hasn't prevented African apartheid cannot be revision of U.S. drug laws since 1962 from taking drugs prescribed by out by a townwide referenum. ducted Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Zion O IL CO. Stanford University biologist IXtnald booths will be open from 9:30 a.m. to At the ceremony, the Board of Direc­ tolerated indefinitely. In time — and there is good reason to believe their physicians. Evangelical Lutheran Church, COIN EST.1935 South .\frica from buying what Kennedy agreed last spring to If the two referendums passed by (l::i() p.m. tors is expect^ to appoint Stephen this feeling will lead from the they will succeed. But Kennedy is plowing ahead, con­ the voters is any indication of what New England Numismatic Association, Inc. it wanted elsewhere and become commissioner of the Xi Alpha Beta and Beta XI Penny as mayor and Stephen 33rd CONFERENCE AND CONVENTION The groundwork for such an vinced that patients have every right The Royal Arch degree, with Fer­ FUEL OIL building up a modern domestic arms embargo to economic os­ beleaguered Food and Drug Ad­ will happen if and when consolidation Cassuno as deputy mayor. They were D0NTMI8S0URAD Nov. II, IS, 20, 1077 to understand the risks as well as the Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi will dinand Lewis, most excellent high tracism, a withdrawal of the ministration. his friends in the health overhaul has already been es­ issue is presented, should be a plus sponsor their eighth annual craft auc­ Hie first and second highest vote- IN THE ■I arms industry. benefits associated with widely priest, presiding, will be conferred AUTOMATIC DELIVERY trade and investments South field thought he had slipped a cog. tablished on Capitol Hill by Sen. result in this regard. tion Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at St. eetters in Tuesday's election. SPORT SECTION SHERATON HARTFORD HOTEL As a result, the 50,000-man prescribed drugs such as by Delta Chapter, RAM, when it 24 HOUR SERVICE Taking on the FDA job, they Eldward M. Kenney. D-Mass., chair­ Sincerely, Peter s Episcopal Church, Sand Hill • (H«Kt to Civic Cofitor) South African armed forces Africa needs to flourish. man of the Senate's health subcom­ tranquilizers. meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the HARTPOnO, CONN. warned, was akin to accepting the George E. Snow Road. South Windsor. Admission is BouTM • ExhIWto • Educmtional Forum • Auction 5 For his part, Carter seems to Masonic Temple. A business meeting BRISTOL MODEL TRAINS 646-6320 are strong enough to crush any mittee, and to a lesser extent, by his Propospl tame 93 Concord Road tree, and refreshments will be Fri. • 10 AM • 10 PM 369 Ctntor .St. captaincy of the will precede. Officer dress will be KEEP SMILING O at. 10 AM • • PM have decided to squeeze South House counterpart. Rep. Paul G. The FDA commissioner believes .served. All items for the auction Marklln Sales A Sarvica ManchMtvr uprising by the black majority Titanic. nilies. KEEP HAPPY Sun.-10 AM'4 PM Rogers. D-Fla. deprived of its rights and to Africa economically if it defies With the possi­ physicians have a responsibility to DONATION - SI .00 For nearly four years. Sen, [ Thought defeat any combination of world opinion on the race ques­ ble exception of learn more about the adverse reac­ tion. Sooner or later apartheid OSHA. the Oc­ Kennedy has been holding hearings tions from drugs they prescribe, and African states that might in­ that pinpointed inadequacies in THE will lead to a world boycott of cupational Health to share such information with their tervene. FDA's current procedures for testing patients. Inserts in drug packages, Remembering Loved Lones C o m p M B L/ne o f South Africa and disaster to and Safety Ad­ V yP R LD This is the situation today, ministration of and approving new drugs, and for such as those which now accompany Pray for those gone whom reviewing the safety and efficiency ALMANAC’^ not tomorrow. Carter dis­ whites and blacks alike. the Labor Depart­ birth control pills, could force better you say you love — • BETTER'N of drugs already on the market. With fervent faith look up f i r e p l a c e closed that his-administration Clearly this prospect calls ment. there wasn't an agency in the doctor-patient communication, he BEN STOVES contends. above; FURNISHINGS Mw/haek will back a United for a change of course by that federal government with a worse Supports effort Q&A When Congress returns in January, The "patient labeling " proposal is For graves have nought in Nations Security Council de­ country's white rulers and reputation. them but dust — • GRATES the Kennedy subcommittee will take tame in comparison with some of the 1. Joe DiMaggio's career steps away from their dis­ Great boat-rocker All souls need prayer — mand for a worldwide arms up drug law revision as its first order added regulatory powers FDA is home runs totaled.... Kennedy's friends needn't have our sacred trust! 2. The first ship to cross the embargo against South Africa. credited policy of racial in­ of business. And for the first time, seeking in the proposed drug law • A U worried, it is now apparent. The new Let us try not to forget — North Pole beneath the Arc­ This will make it far harder, equity. the administration will be supporting revisions, long overdue in most tic ice was (a) Thresher (b) ACIXSSORKS FDA commissioner has turned out to T’is not enough to feel Seadragon (c) Nautilus perhaps impossible, for the be one of the greatest boat-rockers to the effort. cases. regret Donald Kennedy isn't waiting, By this time next year. Congress 3. Lima is all of the foUowing ¥ hit Washington in years, but there is Or place a wreath on except: (a) species of bean however, for new authority from and the public are likely to be im­ no sign his ship is sinking. graves that show (b) comet appearing every Congress to force some changes in mersed in the most vigorous debate Neglect - the only 12 years (c) South American Nuclear milestone On the contrary, under Kennedy's capital city the way drugs are marketed and over drug policies since the Kefauver flowers — weeds that MANCHESTER HARDWARE leadership, the FDA has suddenly A significant milestone in total was 123.8 million prescribed. hearings more than a decade ago. harshly grow! 877 Main Stnet in DMmtixsn Msndwstsr... seized an unexpectedly major role in ANSWERS: ~ HKE NUnUM REM OF OUR STORE 043-4421 N the history of man's-use of megawatt hours. (A megawatt the formulation of health policy in He has already announced a con­ For that, we can all thank Donald Memorial-All Souls Day- our loving dead (q) -6(0) Z I9€ I energy was passed this year: is 1 million watts.) the Carter administration. troversial new program to require Kennedy. He has given a much- that certain classes of drugs include needed transfusion — and unac­ Must be remembered in Electricity generated by This exceeded hydro genera­ And that development is rapidly prayer — Masses said giving both the medical profession printed inserts for patients customed agility — to an agency one nuclear power plants in tion, which totaled nearly 110.4 explaining side effects that may ac­ of his colleagues once described as For eternal rest in God's and the multibillio.i dollar phar­ America surpassed that million megawatt hours, or company usage. "a slowly moving target t|iat bleeds sight — Beautiful, Just beautfful! No other maceutical industry an Exedrin It will make the burden of generated by hydroelectric 10.7 per cent of the nation’s Both drug companies and doctors profusely when hit. " description really fits these headache. our sorrow — light! electrical output. plants. Pray for those — who gave eng ag em ent rings. Nuclear is now challenging SMTYlUil The Federal Power Commis­ us their precious love Styled for today sion reports that nuclear natural gas (13.2 percent) for Now gone — they look and forever, in plants accounted for 12 percent third place fuel in electricity down from above Need not flee the kitchen Receiving each prayer as 141Caratgold. of all the electricity produced generation, behind oil (17.8 a most precious flower it). So he admits himself to on-the- in the United States in the first percent) and coal (46.1 per Bv ANDREW TULLY nounced his intention to defer the Returning their petals to Beautiful, job training. six months of 1977. The nuclear cent). WASHINGTON - ‘‘He's an Clinch River breeder recreation us in a spiritual shower! znU** arrogant SOB," snarled an oil-state Still finding his way plant. When Congress voted to go Father Walter A. Hyszko a t $275. senator when President Carter in The picture is that of a bright, com­ forward with it, wise guys on the Hill St. John’s Church effect accused the Senate of buckling petent, and hard-working president predicted that Carter would never Fountain of youth is dry well under to petroleum interests in car­ who is still finding his way. He may waste a veto on a project with such Now we know how Ponce de oxygen revitalizes brain cells ving up his energy program. fail, but not for lack of intelligence or strong industry support. Leon felt. and reverses or retards senili­ Both the senator's adjective and an inability to face up to the Carter vetoed it as ‘large and un­ [ Yesterday necessarily expensive...which, when The exposure of elderly noun were far off the mark. Jimmy problems of his office. He may be ty. Carter is supremely self-confident, aloof, as some critics say. but he completed, would be technically ob­ Americans to high-pressure Unfortunately, tests con­ but he is too listens to his Cabinet members and solete and economically unsound” 25 yent-8 ago oxygen — a treatment once ducted by the National poised, too cool, his White House advisers before Who will henefit'f . Cheney Bros, and union arbitration talks are set for Nov. 25. €a$y Payments touted as a veritable “fountain Institute of Mental Health to be arrogant. An making decisions. In his energy speech, he did Wesley C. Gryk Is named chairman 3 S •SOB" doesn’t And he is down-to-earth. At a of youth” — is now called a show no such benefit. In fact, nothing to soften his program's im­ of 1953 polio drive. seen on waste of time and money. says the leader of the study care whether peo­ meeting with his Council of pact on the people's pocketbook. The Savings Bank Christmas Club bits “Hyperbaric oxygenation” team, the oxygen treatment ple like him. Jim­ Economic Advisers, Carter listened price of energy, he said, will continue nearly $500,000. national my Carter does. closely to assorted opinions on the is a technique in which elderly produces no more mental to rise no matter what. The question, First National Bank notes Christ­ Besides, the sickly state of the economy and then he added, is who will benefit from mas Club of $125,000. Jewelen A SiivfsmHtm Since 1900 Wall Mount people climb into a chamber stimulation than a person Ceiling Mount average "SOB” is summed up what he had heard. higher prices, the energy industry or 10 years ago 988 MAIN 8T. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER and breathe pressurized pure by definition unproductive. Jimmy might get from a couple of "I guess,” he said, "that nobody the nation as a whole. His plan The nomination of Atty. Irving HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN a WE3TFARMS oxygen. The belief is that the martinis. Carter wants mightily to get things really understands why we have in­ would return that money to the Aronson of Manchester to be coronor Well, that’s consolation. done. flation and high unemployment at the public to stimulate the economy and of Hartford County is confirmed by That is not to say he rejects harsh same time.” A Treasury official create new jobs. the State Judicial Council. rhetoric out of hand. He talks tough shook his head sadly. "Jimmy was Jimmy Carter has a long Way to go Atty. Allan Thomas, chairman of ARCHERS SMOKE ALARM when he thinks it will put pressure on right,” he said. before they start mentioning his Manchester Interfaith Social Action those who are holding up one of his Carter has also shown he can stick name with the Great Presidents. But Council (MISAC), announces MISAC programs. Thus, his charges of “rip- to his guns when he thinks he's right. he need not flee the kitchen. He can will broaden its scope next year by offs” and “potential war Shortly after he took office, he an­ take the heat. becoming more Involved in problems AHENTION profiteering" by the oil industry a of community concern. few weeks ago was an advisory to PRICE SLASHED 26% Congress to consider the folks back HNE PHMIMCV home. ' • Pfotect Your Home and Family—Day and Night! Plain people watrhing Almanac SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox • Early Warning—Detects Smoke Jimmy wanted to remind them FORMIR GUSTOMERmi for Ample Warning of Fire'Dangerl that plain people were watching both ///fcENTUAL HOGPITALWLI • Battery OperatedI Independent of House Wiring! him and Congress," says a White By Ps------,r House staffer. "But too many guys Lnilecl Preaa Inlernutiunul • Includes Battery, Mounting Hardware. Complete on the Hill got sore and accused him Today is Tuesday, Nov. 15, 319th Effective immediately your Fire Security Manual with Instructions! of going over their heads to the coun­ day of 1977 with 46 to follow. • Extra Insurance for a Safer Christmas! try. He realized that would be The moon is approaching its first quarter. prescription files & records are counter-productive, so he changed The morning stars are Mars, tactics. He has enough assurance to With holiday decorations, candles, trees, portable Venus. Jupiter and Saturn backtrack when the occasion available here. . . We welcome aH heaters and the many other things that strain your demands." The evening star is Mercury. electrical system this time of year, you need the Those born on this date are under That, of course, is what Carter did former Pine Pharmacy Customers added protection that an Archer Smoke Alarm can in his television address on energy. the sign of Scorpio. He was speaking more to Congress British Prime Minister William give you and your familyl Constantly monitors the air 21“ than to the people — and speaking in Pitt was born Nov. 15, 1708. at... in your home for even invisible combustion particles. On this day in history: dulcet tones. ‘"This is not a contest of Special circuitry that tells you when the battery In 1492, the firs t recorded CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) strength between the president and needs replacement! UL listed. Save NOW! the Congress...” Carter said. And reference to tobacco was made by then, "The choices facing the f’hristopher Columbus. He noted in members of Congress are not easy." his journal lt\e use of it by Indians he had found in the "New World” of Manchester THERrS ONLY ONE PLACE YOU CAN FIND IT - RADIO SHACK! This was a president assuring Congress that he understood its North America. In 1806, explorer Zebulon Pike Most ittms problems. also avaiUOle M In short, whatever his faults. .sighted the 14,110-foot Colorado • T E L . B49-4541 RUM snack Radie Rocky Mountain peak that bears his » l|W »«AI>t.lll l>mtl FM fli Drug SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY YVHITE PAGES Carter does study his job daily for Dealtis name. look lot in demonstration of the In the meantime, he has sent out a request to college SUMMAL neUU LIGHTUJEIGHT staff and personnel in specific areas asking for their input I IP M 9M ^ Complata chaMia lubriettiafl and all changa (up regarding specific needs for space. In the memo. Dr. MappaNpr.lli to 8 qta. at ntmo brand 10/40 grada all) to halp Denison said the data is needed by Jan. 1, and no later VMtpMUiHW- “YOUR JEAN aiMurt long watr and amooth, quial parfor- it|M Oaaaritar-tTH manca. Includaa IlghI trucka, tool Phono lor ap- than Feb. 1 polntmant. ______He asked that persons in each specific area work with A STORE” their supervisor to determine the number of spaces needed to handle their courses or activity; the sizes and aaefe i p IP PM N WIN shapes of the needed spaces; any special, built-in dtp. A IMB Iptr features and the recommended priority in building the mMm Map 7M Front-End JUignment spaces. W i a n s f e r The input from the specific areas will then be compiled $ • ^ 1 ) 9 9 into the appropriate academic divisions and priorities prepared. All the information will eventually be compiled hv the president’s office. Our Qoodyaar axpa. .m analyza and corract The planning monies are the first stage in the five-year alignmant, to Incraaa^ .,ra mllaaga and Improva plan for permanent construction of $25 million worth of Merchant GHt Cartmeates ataaring, uaing praclalon aquipmant. Ottar good facilities at MCC. j o e e i N G ^ CORDS A CORDS A Weekly Prizes w any U.8. mada car, axcfudlng front wtwol Dr Denison said he is trying to keep the avenues open drivo. Phono tor appofntmanl.______in getting the bonding money out of the comrhission. REG. 14.95 S U IT S ^ J E A N S j e a n s AND A... The Board of Trustees for Community Colleges has INSTALLED ONLY submitted a long-range plan for $32 million in land s o . Y D . $ '1 0 8 8 purchases, planning and construction costs. Some of the UP TO 9x12 PREPARATION EXTRA legislative leaders who have reviewed the plans have H P ® a m n Merchants f V E A R looked favorably on it. Dr. Denison indicated. CARPET a I u u gut Cartmeatss 11c hopes the General Assembly will appropriate AND EARL YOST money for the permanent building, so the college could FLOOR KELLY RDAD VERNDN CIRCLE Sports Editor EXIT 8S - ROUn 86 proceed with its second phase or building after planning, COVERING SUBIHHMR MITO SERVHX possibly as early as next fall. TEMPLE'S STOMHOuasi 328 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER The new facilities will include 150.000 square feet of 302 MAIN ST. CALL The Largest Selection Grand Prize construction for more student center facilities, data MANCHESTER 643-6662 /7JuSy*"i!r~ A-jktf YOST tuuUxaiCMn processing, business classes and improved dining, OPEN DAILY 9-6 THUR., FRI. 9-9 East O f the River SE 643-51ee kitchen and classroom facilities for the Hotel and Food OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT ■ ir iid liiia & iliiiiF SUNDAY 10 AM • 4 PM H M M I M M iN V Service Management program. Construction of the new PREDICTIONS lacilities will allow the eventual closing of the Hartford AUanta over Naw Orlaana Find This Weeks Games Hoad campus Clavaland ovar tha QIanta PIttaburgh ovar Oallaa X-COUNTRY SKI Danvar ovar Kanaaa City In The Ads On These HARVEST HILL Quasar Houalon ovar Saattia PAIHCABE STORE Rockville hospital notes Loa Angalaa ovar San Franclaco M a a t a r C h a r g a a B a n k A m a r ic a r d W o rk s a Drawer. 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TIL * . t AT.-TIL • ffudgif fo 36 M o n th . 2-17 124 124 12-S TELEPHONE 203 643-2145 MANCHESTER 0148.1881 PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 15. 1OT7 School board cites r Obituaries AT [AT Hearing Dec. 5 H (| ft V niANKS mANKS Mrs. John Lauritzien Louis Rinaldi retiring members EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary EAST HARTFORD - Louis I on church plan Shea Lauritzen of 30 Pratt St. died Rinaldi, 82, of 7 Fairfield St. died PEAK By SUSAN VAUGHN members Monday “ for making his CRISCO Herald Reporter Sunday at St. Francis Hospital and Monday at a local convalescent role as chairman a pleasure.” A public hearing will be held Mon­ Medical Center, Hartford. She was home. He was the husband of the late | Three retiring Manchester Board In formal action Monday, the board day, Dec. 5 for a retirement center the wife of John Lauritzen. Angeline Longo Rinaldi. ANTI-FREEZE of ^ucation members were cited for gave approval to final plans and planned for the Hartford Road cam­ Mrs. Lauritzen was bom in County Mr. Rinaldi was bom in Pontelan- service to the community Monday specifications for Bentley School, pus of the South United Methodist lHanrl]ratfr Cork, Ireland, and had lived in the dolfo, Italy, and had lived in East | night by the school administration which will be sent on to the state Church. Gallon Board of Departihent of Education The Town of Manchester Planning Hartford area most of her life. She Hartford for SO yeai:s. Before retiring SHOI^ING M.D. and board members. H p ra lb for final approval, hopefully, within attended St. Mary's Church. 17 years ago, he was employed for 27 100 Allan D. Thomas, who has served Office received an application Mon­ She is also survived by two sons, years at the First National three terms on the board, and the about two weeks. 'Hie documents will day for a special exception required SECOND SECTION Robert F. Lauritzen of Cromwell and Warehouse of East Hartford. He | past six years as chairman, was then be ready to put out to bid. for the proposed center. Monday was John P. Lauritzen of San Jose, Calif.; attended St. Mary's Church. Price given special recognition by ^hool The project has been in the plan­ the deadline for filing applications TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1977 a daughter, Chris Moran of South He is survived by a son, Nicholas I ‘ * 1 .3 9 '^ ls *1 .9 9 Supt. Jam es P. Kennedy. Kennedy ning stages for over two years. The for items to be scheduled at the Dec. Windsor: five brothers, Michael Shea R. Rinaldi of South Windsor; a $1.95 ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY said, “ Nine years is a lot of service only changes noted Monday night in 5 meeting. and John Shea, both of New daughter, Emma Kreger of New GOOD THRU NOV. 19 GOOD THRU NOV. 16 to a community.” the plans related to additional state Monday night, Alan Lamson, town for the site. Brunswick, N.J., and Patrick Shea, York: nine grandchildren pnd a Board members Albert C. Harris safety and fire code requirements for planner, told the Planning and Zoning Two other applications that have Dennis Shea and Croghan Shea, all of great-granddaughter. and Beverly Malone were also a lower level in the newer section of Commission of the application, and been received were scheduled for Ireland: a sister, Bridie Harold of The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 thanked and given citations, along the building, in the event that section the commission decided to set a January by the PZC. Willimantic: and four grandchildren. a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, CHICKEN OF THE with Thomas, by the board. is not renovated. It has been left as separate meeting for the proposed One is from the Unitarian Univer- The funeral is Wednesday at 10:15 1602 Main St., with a mass at St. SEA Harris has served on the board an alternate in the plans, however. retirement center hearing. No site a m. from Callahan Funeral Home, Mary's Church at 9. Burial will be in since July 1973 and Mrs. Malone for Town Building Chairman Paul Rev. Robert Peterson Sabuli Duale has been selected yet, but Lamson is salist Society East, which is seeking to build a church on West Vernon 1602 Main St., with a mass at St. Hillside Cemetery. the past three years. Phillips told the board Monday that looking for one that can accom­ Guest artist Mary's Church at 11. Burial will be in Friends may call at the funeral Kennedy cited the special deleting the area now would probably modate a large crowd as well as han­ Street. The proposed site is about three lots from the Vernon town line St. Mary's Cemetery. home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to superintendent-board chairman not save very much on the project. dicapped residents. Cathy Hitt, of 179 Green Rd. will be Missionary conference and is in a Rural Residence Zone, Friends may call at the funeral 9 p.m. relationship he has had with Thomas He recommended going ahead with The proposed housing project has the guest artist at the Manr' . er the work. The Building Committee been the subject of much debate. An Lamson said. Art Association meeting Fr at home tonight from 7 to 9. over the past five years since he TUNA also approved the plans Monday. opposition group to the project has The second application scheduled became superintendent. He noted the 7:30 p.m, at the First FeCe al SOLID WHITE IN WATER is this week at Trinity for January was filed by Raymond Sup4‘rm arli4‘ts decisive leadership of Thomas as Architect Richard Mankey noted been formed, but many town Savings Bank, West Middle Turn­ Luce, who is seeking an outside 725 EAST shown in the way he conducted board the project may run into some "Meet God’s Agents” is the theme p.m. They will also meet with the residents have spoken in favor of the pike. storage area on Sheldon Road. Lam­ CPR course scheduled MIODIi TPKL meetings, his “ wise and sage ad­ problems because of the recent dif­ of the annual Missionary Conference congregation at 6.45 p.m. during a proposal. son said that the applicant plans to Mrs. Hitt will demonstrate in oil m e a t s h MANCHE8TES vice" and his ability to explore ideas ficulties encountered from the being conducted from Wednesday dessert and coffee hour in Fellowship In September, the PZC approved use a lot for a fenced-in afea where pastels. The public is invited. with the superintendent. Economic Development Act which Hall of the church. regulations permitting housing for through Sunday at Trinity Covenant he can tow motor vehicles involved in for staff at Meadows In citing Harris, Kennedy said his requires hiring a certain percentage The Rev. Mr. Peterson, teacher the elderly and handicapped as a The local artist attended Hartford Church. accidents. A training course in basic life sup­ heart compression and mouth to major contribution was in the of minority persons for construction and principal of Ubangi Academy in special exception in most zones. Art School of the University of Hart­ DOUBLE STAMPS ON The vehicles will be held al the site port (cardiopulmonary resuscita­ mouth breathing techniques. searching questions he often asked, work. The Rev. Robert Peterson, a Cove­ Karawa, Zaire, will serve as an inter­ The applicants for the Hartford ford where she studied with Paul W0 fleeanre Not raapenalbla 7oz. until looked at by insurance Zimmerman. She also attended the tion) will be held on Dec. 6 and 7 at Staff persons from The Meadows Th* fUght ter typographical "which did not always make the Earl Odom, a Republican member nant missionary to Zaire, and Sabuli preter for Duale. Road proposal are South United The Meadows Convalescent Home. Convalescent Home will receive cer­ To Limit board comfortable, but helped of the board who has advocated Duale, a lay leader of the African Other Covenant missionaries on Methodist Church and the Wesley adjusters. The area apparently University of Washington in Seattle. would not be one for automotive The six-hour program in CPR, tification in basic life support after forward their work." keeping the Bentley project at a Church who serves as the liaison furlough will speak at sessions Satur­ Retirement Center Inc. Her works have been exhibited in repairs or an automotive junk yard, presented by the Mwchester Town successfully completing the course. ■ M pier Kennedy thanked Mrs. Malone, minimum, said Monday night he is between the church and the govern­ day and Sunday at the church. All The applicants have also applied Lamson said. art galleries in Hartford, Talcott- Fire Department in cooperation with The volunteer instructor for. the 5751 pad who was not present Monday night, satisfied with the narrowed-down ment, will speak Wednesday at 7:30 meetings are open to the, public. for an inlandVellands permit needed viile, and in East Tequesta, Fla. unrs FRAHKS the American Heart Association of program will be Kenneth Cusson of luMia for her work with the building and scope of the project from the original 5 MMIMI She has received several awards Greater Hartford wiil include a lec­ the Fire Department. PUSBMY sites committee, and for passing $747,000 estimate to the current es­ for her works which have been dis­ ture, film, slides, a demonstration by For more information about comments from the community on to timate of $535,0(K). Manchester police report played in many juried art shows in the instmctor and practice by all par­ training in CPR, contact the SLB. KELLOGG’S the administration. Personnel actions Monday included 1 ticipants on life-like manikins. The the hiring for three Comprehensive Connecticut and Massachusetts. American Heart Association of He thanked all the members for connection with a car stolen from a course includes training in external Greater Hartford. Employment and Training Act commuter parking lot at Burr been made in the past week by their many hours of work and time Wayne J. Mainville, 27, of East bank parking lot on Main Street Nov. VEGHABLES CORN away from their families, jobs and (CETA) positions. They are Curtis A. Hartford, was served a warrant Mon­ Corners Monday. Manchester Police, including a 13- FLOUR Coolidge, elementary instrumental A motorcycle was reported stolen year-old boy charged with three 7. 10 oz. other pursuits. day and charged with obtaining a A handgun and some jewelry stolen FLAKES (band) music teacher, Miss Patricia counts of burglary and one count Other board members also controlled substance by forging a from the area of exit 92, Interstate 86 from two of the residences was expressed their appreciation of the D. Clegg, elementary instrumental prescription and obtaining a con­ where it had been left after an acci­ each of second, third and fourth- Ramp at Cheney Library 12 OZ. (strings) music teacher and Joseph degree larceny. recovered by police. 0 three members. trolled substance by fraud or deceit. dent on Nov. 10. Police said the burglaries occurred In other juvenile court referrals a Harris, in presenting a brief over­ V. Erardi Jr., elementary physical The warrant was served in Common Some money was reported stolen S ONE COUPON PER FAMILY at two separate Highland Street boy and girl, both 14-years-old, were view of his years on the board, said education teacher. Pleas Court 12, from a Charter Oak Street rooming I GOOD THRU NOV 19 homes Nov. 7, at a Charter Oak charged with possession of a con­ he has been most impressed with the The hiring of the physical educa­ Frank P, Toce, 20, of 1182 W, Mid­ house Monday. tion teacher will mean that Grade 1 Street home Nov. 6 and at another trolled substance. doesn’t meet standards way Dr. Kennedy and the school staff dle Turnpike, was charged on a A heavy-duty car jack was Two girls, ages 14 and 15, were 51*1 Highland Street home Nov. 13. The and 2 pupils will be able to have have revitalized the Manchester warrant with third-degree criminal reported stolen from a Center Street referred to juvenile court for By J l NE TOMPKINS expanded, a move made necessary Martha Loew and Barbara Nelson. school system. physical education with a trained mischief. Court date is Nov. 21. gasoline station Monday night. charges result from three in­ by the proposed ramp improvement. vestigations of the four cases. The procuring liquor by a minor in a l(x:al H e ra ld Reporter In other business, the board agreed Harris cited some of the small, but teacher at least three times a month. A 1972 Pontiac owned by a French John Jackson, head librarian, will cafe. to "keep pushing" for improved unique pleasures of working on the They presently have physical educa­ Road resident was stolen from the Several juvenile referrals have second-degree larceny charge is in The Manchester library advisory ask Conti and Mason what standards parking conditions at the Whiton board, such as the new board rooms tion only with the regular classroom board was told Monday night that the ffilULIIEEFILSJIA CHOKE SALE are required for an acceptable ramp. Memorial Library. The parking lot in the Robertson School complex, the teachers. ramp for the handicapped at Mary Information will be distributed to the has been torn up during storm student art work which has been dis­ Other persons hired Monday in­ Cheney Library is not up to stan­ PORKMIHIEL — board members before the next drainage installation in that area of SWIFTS 8ILFBA8TIN8 played from time to time in the board cluded Mrs. Ann Marie Johnston as a dards. Landfill rule change suggested board meeting Dec. 12. when ramp the North End. Buckley said the lot is CENTER CUT rooms, the "no smoking” in public Grade 1 teacher at Washington In a recent memo to the board, violator can pay for dumping trash improvements and costs will be dis­ "partly useable," but urges that the meetings prohibition, the Bicenten­ School, Mrs. Catherine R. Olsen as a The fees, however, were not being out-of-town garbage in the Allan Mason, director of human ser­ Jay Giles, director of public works, rather than face a suspension. After N cussed. contractor be asked to put the math teacher at Bennet Junior High Manchester landfill. The fine nial parade and a fire he and business has proposed a change in the or­ charged properly, and the idea was vices in Manchester, said that he and In his librarian's report. Jackson BUnERBALL School and Mrs. Patricia T. Aiello as the violation, the violator would have parking lot in order before winter PORK CHOPS manager Ray Demers once put out originally was $100. Frank Conti, the town's chief dinance governing use of the Town of scrapped. announced six new appointees to the sets in. after a late meeting. Harris missed a business education teacher at He also proposes that suspensions to pay $6 to $8 per ton for dumping, building inspector, had examined the Manchester landfill. The proposed Mayor Matthew Moriarty then library staff. The new employees Fifteen items that were returned s ^ a e only two or three meetings during his Manchester High School. Approved proposed that a town ordinance, be set at 15 days for the first offense, Giles said. ramp at the library and found them change will be the subject of a public A copy of the proposed ordinance were hired as the result of several to the town during the recent Amne.s- four years on the board. leaves of absence Included Mrs. passed in 1964, be updated. The or­ 30 days for the second 60 days for the not up to any standards. lb. TURKEYS hearing at the Board of Directors’ will be available at the town clerk’s staff retirements and rewriting and ty Days belonged to the library, Thomas gave an overview of his Pamela Frye, math teacher at dinance established fines and suspen­ third and one year for the fourth. The ramp, a small one, was in­ Nov. 22 meeting. office, Giles said. He also is reclassifying several job descrip­ Jackson said. Four of them were Buy Note tenure of office at the last board Bennet, and Mrs. Cynthia J. Marler, sions for persons found dumping out- The suspensions would be based on stalled at a rear entrance to the I SHOULDER During the summer, the board ap­ proposing some changes to the tions in accordance with the town's items which had not been signed out, meeting, but again thanked the board business education teacher at MHS. of-town refuse in the Manchester offenses within a two-year period. library several years ago. William Before Price proved a fee schedule that would regulations governing the landfill, in­ affirmative action plan. lour were overdue, and seven were landfill. For instance, four offenses in wo Buckley, board chairman, called it a PIOIC Increasel charge certain vehicles for use of the cluding a proposal that the landfill The new employees have been items on which bills had been sent Giles is following that recommen- years would result in the one-year workable ramp. JIMMTDEAN landfill.l a i i u i l i i p The A11C7 Vchange p iu iiig v i was W O O made i i » a v i v ton/ pre-wp ----- w 0 M n n hired to fill full and part-time jobs as out. suspension. area close at 4:30 p.m. rather than 5 The board had proposed an im­ library assistants, and clerks in the Meal service expands vent out-of-town refuse from filling up dation. He has proposed that a p.m. The library will close Thanksgiving PORK the town dump. f*"® b® imposed on anyone dumping Giles also has proposed that a proved ramp earlier this year. But various library departments and on Eve at 6 p.m. and remain closed on ISiUSAGE 18 - 22 lb. plans were scrapped when the con­ the Bookmobile. Thanksgiving Day. The town FRESMT and drivers are needed servation commission objected to The new staff members are Mary libraries will be open Christmas Eve size plans for removing some trees so Beth Bennet, Geraldine Thompson, and New Year's Eve days from 9 GROUND The Meals on Wheels program has Manchester Memorial Hospital that the existing parking lot could be Henry Szemplinski, Sue Lyons. a m. to noon. been expanded recently to include a where the meals are prepared, Distiller says liquor laws outdated lb. ______. . y , ______I.ho ...rrpnt ,v.,t»m the removing removing the "fair the trade” "fair controls trade” controls PORK fifth route, and drivers are needed. deliver the meals and return the con­ Under the current system the (For Stuffing) HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ relating to retail sales of liquor. on liquor prices in Connecticut. V The one-year-old community ser­ tainers to the hospital. public may only buy its liquor from U.S.DJL. CHOICE ticut’s much-publicized, but He made the remarks before the However, two other price controls, baths' vice program was begun in July 1978 Mrs. Briggs has suggested mothers licensed dealers who are prohibited Family Pac problem-plagued liquor industry in­ Legislature’s Liquor Price Fixing the retail and wholesale minimum BONELESS BEEF by River East Homemaker-Home whose children are in school, people from selling their product at a price Communist defies Yale pickets SfUISHGEROU vestigation opened public hearings Investigations Commission. markups remain. One of the panel’s Health Aide Service Inc., formerly who work second or third shift, and less than the one specified by law. JONES BOnOM ROUND today with a major distiller claiming Richard Johnson, another Heublein decisions will be whether to recom­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The leader “ Although I agree with the strike, I Earlier this month. Sen. George PORK vacationing teen-agers and college Critics of the system charge it Manchester Homemaker Service vice president, toW the panel he felt of Spain's Communists crossed a hope that it wouldn't prevent a McGovern, Secretary of Labor Ray students as valuable additions to the laws governing the industry are out- mend their removal in its report to UTTLE SAUSAGE ROAST or Inc. "uneasy” appearing before the com­ creates extra profits to the industry picket line today at Yale University Spanish Communist leader from Marshall and former Israeli Prime organization's volunteer corps. dated. the Legislature that is due Feb. 15, Last week, Virginia Briggs, coor­ Harold Gorman, a vice president of mission because of its title. and higher prices for consumers. and was called a "scab" by a union coming here to speak," Carrillo said. Minister Golda Meir canceled plans lINKS BONELESS CHOPS Anyone interested in joining the The commission probe follows 1978. dinator of the Meals on Wheels Heubleln Inc., told the panel that He said he preferred the word chief who said "he spits in the faces The Yale strike by 1,400 blue collar to appear at Yale because of the volunteer driver corps may call Mrs. legislative action lasU spring ROLLED CHUCK (3 ewittr 3 sirloin) program, began a fifth route for state officials were "regulating the “ price setting” to describe the laws of workers." workers began Sept. 30. picket lines. V delivery of meals to the homes of Briggs at 643-9511. "In Spain, the feeling is that the industry as if it were 1926.” governing liquor sales in Connec­ Santiago Carrillo, secretary Carrillo is in the United States on a elderly shutins, who, without these general of Spain's Communist Party, 10-day tour to lecture at Yale, Har­ American labor movement is more Gorman criticized what he said ticut. — MEAT CORRAL- hot nourishing meals, would suffer were antiquated laws which in many S/IV£ yourself about no heat! Atlas Banlly TIUNSfORM Franklin J McCann, who patacd away leu OunZpoundv also oilers a budget payment plan TOUEHOME November 14th. 1M6. CARD OF THANKS d) SMELTS and Is onl|) FORMAL WEAR new burner installations and burner 7/.Ratios INTO A We wish to thank all of our Uke the falling leaves, 8(4 inches lall service. Rest easy Mister homeowner FUELUVU neighbors, friends and relatives for The years drift by, STEAK || (Its m your fiOMB •NCKIML NKSES ... 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PAGE T W O - B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Nov. 1 5 , . ^ — If you have 1 Subdivision okayed No action on proposals news far area I , Cardinals finish strong, towns, calli Andover sI at town garage O O site to ban school smoking ^ ...... 64MS75 g Coventry property is owned by Earle Lyman, X T O iion i The Coventrv Plannina and Zoning a™* Uw application was made by I Donna HolUnd...... t t M m | ttyent^iam^ ^ rough up Cowboys, 24-17 V ern on only about one-fifth said they would The Northeast School staff would Before schools in Vernon closed be for banning smoking entirely in like a smoke eater machine which the school building but many would filters smoke out of the air, and if last June, Dr. Joseph Kristan, the S Claire ConneUy...... 74^81(B | Engineering Co. on Talcdtt acre tract owned bV , to produce a touchdown on Wayne prefer a smoking lounge separate that would not be feasible they said I Ellington I HIU Itoad at the juncUonof Routt $1. ^Zoning Agent Ernest IRVING,Texas (UPD-One Dallas’ Benny Barnes and St. Louis’ quarter and didn’t — allowed a little town’s director of health, called for more acid slip into his voice than is from the regular lounge. Those they would be happy with a vent to of the nastiest, bitterest, Lee Nelson. Morris’ 1-yard run. more nutritious lunches and snacks, I Barbara Richmond . ..641-am I The area was recently turned down *^®®®*',\*‘*<* “There was a lot of mouthing off Tied the score on a 49-yard pass teachers asked for a window exhaust draw the smoke out. « H e h rn n S for tte site of a new town garage by a area, and Holmes said test botes normal. flouride "swishing" and no smoking cussingest feuds in the going on out there,” said Cowboys’ “When you give a team breathing from Hart to Mel Gray, who has fan. Staff members at Vernon Elemen­ a a**®™" S y,™ meetlne A ninth lot that in- proved satisfactory for drainage. in the teacher lounges. National Football League has defensive end Harvey Martin, in a bit room in this league you’re going to caught a touchdown pass in each of At the Sykes School, there are two tary, Skinner Road and Maple Street I I Suded a large wetland tract was Stipulations to the approval Monday night’s meeting of the been fought to a draw in 1977 of understatement. get burned,” said Landry, his last eight games against Dallas. Board of Education reviewed, but rooms, one for smokers and the other schools would be satisfied with the :$ South Windsor S nmiiterffmm the final annlicaUon by for road siteline correction and for non-smokers, and those teachers installation of fans in their teacher and if the St. Louis Cardinals The Cardinals won for the first With Dallas leading, 14-3, the Cow­ Went in front with 3:10 to play on took no action on, suggestions from P ...... , iS time in Texas Stadium (it was boys' Randy Hughes intercepted a a 3-yard pass from Hart to tight end teachers in the various schools and a say the most desirable thing would be lounges. Tolland I nine stipulaUons to ensure adequate ® and Dallas Cowboys meet to have two air conditioners with air At the Talcottville School, there opened in 1971), closing to within two Jim Hart pass early in the third Jackie Smith. price list for equipment that would % Barbara iUdunond .. .64S4711 I drainage and open space. »nI?iraHon bv % i x WW^^^ again in the playoffs, there games of Dallas in the NFC East and quarter and rumbled to the Car­ During that stretch Dallas could exchangers. are designated places where smoking V e m n n I Anotter application foT a 9-lot sub- application by Felix Winters lor be helpful in solving the smoking may not be enough liniment moving into good position for at least dinals’ 17. A touchdown there and it manage only a 21-yard field goal But if the air conditioners can’t be is allowed. These Include the prin­ Candidates for guard spots at UConn problem. Riehmnnrf tus-Wil division on North RivcT Road, GOose and bandages to go around. a wild card playoff spot. might have been ail over. But two bought then the teachers would like cipal’s inner office, conference room g Barbara Richmond .. .648-2711 I | Merrow Road by the East- Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel ad- from Efren Herrera, turned the ball The price list was for fans and the “I’ve never been happier about a plays later Billy Joe Dupree to switch the smoking and non­ and during regular staff meetings. cov Development Corp. ran into op- vised the commission that the lot had St. Louis pulled off its biggest vic­ over once and failed to make a cost of labor to install them. This is Candidates for guards Back row: A1 Johnson, Randy tory of the season Monday night, win than I was tonight," said St. fumbled, St. Louis recovered and the serious threat in either of its two estimated at $1,376, but G. G. May, smoking rooms; as the present non- No smoking is allowed during other smoker room has more windows and meetings. positions on the University of LaVigne, Nick Stefkovich and coming from behind to whip the Louis Coach Don Coryell. Cowboys were never the same. possessions following St. Louis' go- supervisor of custodians, doesn't previously unbeaten Cowboys, 24-17. During the last quarter and a half ahead touchdown. is the inner room, thereby Connecticut basketbali tram Dennis Wolff. UConn opens its Over on the losing side, Dallas think the fans are the answer. Meeting tonight I bulletin J Several small skirmishes broke out St. Louis: Dallas, although il didn’t dominate He said air conditions and fans will eliminating the need for non-smokers are shown grouped around season at the Hartford Civic Coach Tom Landry — furious to walk through the smoking room. St. Bernard’s Church parish coun­ during the course of the evening and Marched 95 yards with the aid of the first half, still led after two not eliminate all odors from rooms, plans to create the lots, most of them Roberta Cout^e v io lat^ Coach Dom Pemo. Front row, Center against Fordham Satur- because his team had a chance to put a 43-yard pass interference penalty quarters. Teachers at the Center Road cil will meet tonight at 7:45 in the South t^indsor about one acre, to improve the regulations in 1973 when they wld th one major fight occurred late in the the game away early in the third and running fans during the winter from left, with Pemo: Joey iday afternoon, Nov. 26. game and resulted in the ejection of would cause the heat, as well as the School said they are not interested in church hall to discuss the parish adjoining roads, and then to sell them parcel to Winters because it does not odors, to be drawn out of the rooms, separating people but rather in financial report; the proposed com­ The South Windsor Young Wives for building. He would deed part of conform with frontage requirements, Whelton and Mike Armstrong. making them uncomfortable. He separating people from the smoke. mittee for fund raising projects, and will meet Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at Merrow Road to the town for The applicant may take his request added that electronic air cleaners They suggested buying a more by-laws amendments; and the ques­ St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Hall, widening and part of Goose Lane for to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a are costly to buy and maintain and he powerful fan and another table for tion of whether the ProLife Com­ Sand Hill Road. A business meeting straightening. A third part of the variance. If he isMccessful, he may Texas 11 mittee be added to the bylaws as a wouldn't recommend them. the lounge area so smokers can sit will be followed by a flea market, triangular-shaped parcel fronts on reapply to the PZC. Tarkenton hopeful At Rockville High School, the closer to the open windows. They permanent committee of the council. Members may bring items to sell or North River Road. Diabetes screening problem has been pretty-much added, about 95 percent of the swap. Baked goods, plants, doll About six residents of the area in observance of National Diabetes Herald still tops solved. The present lounge across teachers are happy with the way Mass Nov. 19 clothes, and crafts are suggested, showed up to complain that develop- Month this month, the Coventry from the main office will be main­ things are now. The mass for the anointing of the The Young Wives'is an affiliate of the ment there would increase water PubHc Health Nursing Association angle he^ll he in playoff tained as a smoking room and there Teachers at the Lake Street School sick will be conducted Nov. 19 at 10 YMCA of the Hartford Region, runoff onto the roads and onto their in d u c t screening tests for said they do not support a grid poll will be non-smoking rooms in each of a.m. at St. Bernard’s Church. People Nutmeg Branch. The club is open to properties. In addition, the Conserve- residents. ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - Fran Tarkenton, the Minnesota systemwide policy on smoking. But women in the area. Anyone in- tion Commission recommended that Residents are asked to pick up the three "houses” of the school. No who are ill or aged are Invited to at­ Earl Yost Vikings’ 37-year-old quarterback who holds the most NFL NEW YORK (UPIl - Texas, smoking signs have been posted in they do suggest that there be no tend with their families. A brief terested in joining may call Linda only three of the nine lots be given specimen bottles and instruction at needing two victories to complete an the latter three. smoking allowed at staff meetings, reception will be held in the church Starr, 644-1155. approval because of drainage the nursing office In the Town Office , Sports Editor passing records, says he hopes his broken right leg will heal in undefeated and untied season, was At the Middle School, about half of curriculum meetings and other such hall after mass. Those who plan to ^ The South Windsor Recreation problems. Building or at Bane’s or Hill's phar- time for him to compete in the playoffs. the overwhelming choice of the UPI the teachers who answered a meetings that teachers are obliged to anointed should call the rectory, 875- Department has announced an open However, Town Planner Gregory piacies. That optimistic statement Monday contrasted to Tarkenton s Board of Coaches today as the No. 1 questionnaire said they smoke, but attend. 0753 during the week. gym for men’s free play at Ellsworth padlck told the commission he would college football team in the country. School gym. The gjmi will be open probably recommend conditional ap- l o / f rebounds and five assists a game. gloomy outlook after the Sunday injury, when he said he might Major job ahead forego the final season of his contract. The Longhorns, who had only a 5-5- every Tuesday from 7:30 to 10:00. proval of the entire subdivision "if llO inm g lOjl "We will run a different type of 1 record last season, received 35 in Vernon schools Participants must wear sneakers and drainage matters can be satisfactori- WALLINGFORD (UPD —Flreof- "I'm really excited. I know that we offense. We want to get.everyone in­ Tarkenton was tackled for a loss in a broken audible play in the have a challenge. We can't afford to first-place votes and a total of 395 bring their own equipment. The ly handled by the applicant’’ and if not to try to find volved. We will have to control the third quarter of the Vikings’ 42-10 victory over Cincinnati Sun­ points from the coaches for a program will run unti March 14. additional technical data are u,e cause of a specUcular multl- make a lot of mistakes,” Dom Pemo, tempo of the game. This will be im­ new University of Connecticut varsi­ day. The impact broke his fibula, smaller of two bones between decisive edge over second-place portant. We’ll run when we get a Oklahoma with 314 points. T^e South Windsor Library a presented. rv, i j u im . alarm fire that completely destroyed ty basketball coach, told members of the knee and foot, just above the right ankle. Administrators get raise of Directors will meet Nov. 22 at 8 Xown Sanitarian Donald Holmes • ^ ^ chance.” Rounding out the top 10. in order the media at the annual tap-off With five games left. Dr. Don Lannin said it was "very doubt­ p.m. at the library. Included will be said that, “each lot is large enough to ••Ammimtant tipa Chief WllUam How does UConn rank in pre­ with points in parentheses, were Following an executive session seventh-year and Phd. steps. Dr. naming of an an interim principal luncheon yesterday on the sprawling MCC spiker an update on the library building satisfy the minimum r^uiremento ^$io«lay season polls for the New England ful” he could play any more in the regular season. Alabama (3131, Ohio Stale (279), Monday night the Vernon Board of Daniel Woolwich, head of the board’s and an interim house master for program. of the State Health Code and that , invp.tiMf* ” Storrs campus. area? The night of the injury Tarkenton was discouraged, looked Bonnie Kilgore, co-captain Michigan (209), Notre Dame (204l, Education approved a salary Personnel Policies Committee, said Rockville High School. A major job faces the former The South Windsor Women’s Club the soils were well-drained. But he j . flreflahtm fouaht the "We have been placed fifth, sixth around his Midway Hospital room and told a friend, "Requiem of Manchester Community Arkansas 1159). Penn State (121), schedule for principals and 10 and 12- when the original two-year teacher Martin Fagan, principal, will be UConn player and assistant who will hold a Christmas Dance Dec. 3 at did recommend engineered septic ,,uhbom blaze for two houra early or seventh,” Perno answered. "Holy Pittsburgh (89) and Nebraska (66). contract was approved there wasn’t retiring in January. steps in for the departed Dee Rowe. for a quarterback, bedpan and all.” But the former Georgia College’s women’s volleyball month supervisors, which will allow St. Francis of A ^‘®i Ch“rch Hall systems Itecause of seasonally high SighborinJ Cross has been tabbed No. 1. Oklahoma, Alabama, Ohio Slate. a necessity to include these two Woolwich said in discussing The latter fashioned a 17-10 won-lost star's spirits perked up Monday and he said: ” 1 hope I'll be back team, Ihas been named to the six percent salary increases in the Providence, Massachusetts, Rhode Notre Dame and Pittsburgh each got steps. recommendations for the positions, Hlington Road. A cocktail water tobies. houses from being damaged. There record last season and on the surface second All-New England next two years and a 6.25 percent in­ be held before dancing at 9 p.m. In other business the PZC approved |* . Island and Fairfield will all be strong in six weeks.” one first-place vote — the only ones He said now, however, those plan­ the board was not in disagreement crease in the third year. Tickets may be obtained by calling a rear-lot subdivision on Main Street j. ..y . 41,-. .tmctures this will be a major accomplishment and with most of last year’s players That’s when the playoffs begin, and the Vikings, with a 6-3 squad. The local player was a The schedule involves 27 ning to teach are staying in school with the to match that ledger. that didn't go to Texas. Mrs. Arnold Newman, 644-0704, or opposite Armstrong Road. The structures. returning." record and a two-game lead over Detroit in the NFC Central big point-maker with her Colgate is the only other unbeaten employees. longer and coming out with higher recommendations but rather with the With Tony Hanson no longer on the Mrs. Charles Smith, 644-2076. “It’s a challenge,” Perno said of Divison race, have a good chance to make the playoffs for a filth and untied major team in the country The board also approved a salary degrees, therefore the committee philosophy of the procedure. It was scene after a fine four-year career, serve. the UConn schedule and everyone has but the Red Raiders did not receive a schedule for the intramurals felt it necessary to expand the agreed to have the committee come Joe Whelton out of East Catholic shot at the Super Bowl. to agree. vote from the coaches who obviously program which hadn’t been approved schedule. The board also dis­ in with further recommendations to High, the team captain, is the man Dr. Lannin was keeping ice on Tarkenton's leg to hold down One feels that a .500 season would Harvard leader feel their schedule is not comparable when the teacher salary schedules cussed, in executive session, the the next board meeting if possible. who will direct the play. He’s the key the swelling and he said he might be able to put on a cast today. be acceptable. BOSTON I UPI) — The new captain man. As Whelton goes, so will go the lo those of the other powers, were approved last year. Coach Bud Grant, who called Tarkenton’s injury 'a tremen­ of the Harvard University football The cost factor for the next three UConn's. Texas demolished Texas Christian. Major coverage dous loss,” stopped in to see his quarterback, a group of school team is cornerbatk Steve Potysman years will be $11,400 for the first year "Whelton is closer to the year he 44-14. last Saturday as Heisman $20,000 of protection for as little as $5 a month* The 5-foot-l 165-pound defensive and $11,800 and $12,530 respectively Area fire calls had as a sophomore," Pemo said. Four major teevee networks were youngsters visited him and the hospital said it was flooded with Trophy candidate Earl Campbell ran "He was hurt in the opening game at on hand last Saturday night at the flowers and calls for him. back, from Northbrook. 111., led the for 153 yards and scored two for the following two years. secondary during the season with 40 This involves the intramurals Yale and then he tried to come back Hartford Civic Center in the event It was Tarkenton’s first major injury in 16Vz years as a pro. touchdowns Texas must get by Tolland (lounly Road, South Coventry. tackles, including 34 unassisted Baylor this Saturday and Texas A&M programs at Rockville High School Monday, 7:55 p.m. —Sewer fire. too quick. He was a step slower last Gordie Howe of the New Englaiid Monday. 2:55 p m. —Car fire. Route 86. Grant hasn’t decided yet who he’ll start at quarterback stops. The junior was second on the on Nov. 26 lo complete a perfect and the Middle School and 17 full-time Berkley Drive. Vernon. year but has looked great in practice. Whalers scored his 1,000th goal in Vernon, against the Bears at Chicago Sunday — veteran Bob Lee, just squad in interceplinns season and stage a turnabout of a 5-5- and six part-time instructors. South Windsor "We think we have a great leader professional hockey. Dennis Randall. Monday, 3:25 p.m. —Brush fire. North recovering from a hand injury, or rookie Tom Kramer, who took 1 record in 1976. The teacher salary schedule was River Road, North Coventry. Monday, 9:23 p.m. —Leaves on fire, 31 in Joe Whelton. He’s our point guard. Whalers’ public relations director, We all know that he’s a good scorer also reserved the VIP room adjacent over for Tarkenton Sunday and hit on four of six passes for 54 Oklahoma, ripping Colorado. 52-14, adjusted slightly just to include Monday. 4:04 p.m —Tree fire. Kings Woodland St. Smith returns nudged ahead of Alabama into se­ but he’s more valuable in controlling to the \ ^ l e r dressing room in the yards and a touchdown. CHESTNUT HILL, Mass (U P D - cond place. The Crimson Tide How to get your the tempo of the game,” the coach event Howe reached that plateau but Boston College quarterback Ken collected 313 and dropped to the third continued. the goal won’t be reached until tonight in Indianapolis or Friday Smith has been reinstated by his slot after a 36-0 shutout of Miami Area police report Perno has been encouraged by the teammates, who voted to put one of night at Hartford when Bobby Hull I Fla ) . Ohio State remained in fourth enthusiasm shown since practice the nation's leading quarterbacks hands on the and the Winnipeg Jets visit. When the Miami’s defense place, losing some sport this week as started Oct. 15. back on the field after a one game Police said he was driving on red light flashes for goal No. 1,000, the Buckeyes drew 263 points, 16 less Vernon George W. Jacques, 35, of Middle Route 83, crossed the center line and "We've been putting the X’s and disciplinary suspension. Joseph Guglielmo, 40, of Butcher Road. Ellington, was play will be stopped and Howe will be than last week. almost caused an accident. He was O’s together. Smith, who reportedly was not in Another switch between the fifth Newington, was charged Monday charged Monday with fourth-degree "Some of our players have played presented with a gold puck...One of released on his promise to appear in most-talked-about keyed latest win physical condition to run a team and sixth place teams resulted when larceny. Police said the complaint the area’s top male fashion models is with failure to grant the right of way in the shadows of great players in practice late last week, sat out the was made by the Shopping Bag court in Rockville on Dec, 14. Dan Pinto, former East Catholic Michigan climbed to No. 5 with 209 at a private driveway. He was in­ the past, John Thomas, Tony Hanson, MIAMI (UPI) — A year has made a big difference for the Eagles' 20-3 loss at Syracuse The M arket in Rockville. He was Kllington High and University of Rhode Island points and Notre Dame slipped to No. volved in a two-car accident on Route Jimmy Foster. Miami Dolphins. lootball team voted Monday to released on his promise to appear in Arthur E. Chappell, 38, of Pinney athlete. The handsome young man is 6 on 204 points 83, life insurance buy "We haven’t had a bad day of prac­ At this time last year, they were breaking apart at the knees — reinstate him Police said he collided with a car court in Rockville. Dec. 14. Street, Ellington, was arrested Mon­ tice. following in the footsteps of his driven by Dennis Nevins of Regan Stephen A. Ellis, 23, of 65 Regan day on a Common Pleas Court "It's tough to evaluate what we mother, one of Connecticut’s top 11 top performers went out of action with knee injuries — and Street. Rockville. Nevins was also St., Rockville, was charged Monday warrant charging him with have out there because we have been models and fashion experts...Nice to their defense crumbled. charged with failure to renew with misuse of registration plates, fraudulently obtaining town aid. He in Connecticut working against one another,” Pemo learn Rich Dyer has joined the local The Dolphins’ young defense of confidence-building record is the fact license The court answer date lor driving while license is under suspen­ was released on a $250 nonsurety added. law firm of Bayer, Phelon and 1977, stoff^ mostly by rookies and that the Dolphins are healthy. Coach Healthy Grogan both men is Dec. 2 in Common Pleas sion, driving an unregistered motor bond for appearance in court in Squatrito. Dyer is a gifted young man second-year men jelled to near- Don Shula reported Monday his Court 19, Rockville vehicle and failure to drive right. Rockville Nov. 29. Opens in Hartford with considerable writing talents as perfection Sunday against the New players suffered only the usual well.. 1 Among the local entrants in England Patriots. The Pats got in­ assortment of bumps and bruises UConn opens Saturday afternoon, the Five Mile Road Race will be side Miami's 32-yard line five times against New England. Patriots’ hope Nov. 26 at the Hartford Civic Center former mayor John Thompson, Dr. but managed only one field goal. They’ll need their health. Storting ra3H»E~ against Fordham. Merrill Rubinow and Atty. Jules Miami’s offense donated a safety Sunday they'll play two tough teams Tigers’ record now 10-0 "We must get what we lost out of on the road in five days. First come FOXBORO, Mass, (UPI) — Steve Grogan is still healthy and Karp. All have competed as the game ended. The 17-5 victory The event is open to the public. our entire squad,” Pemo continued. previously...Norma Marshall reports gave the Dolphins a 7-2 record and a the Cincinnati Bengals and then the that’s all the New England Patriots could salvage Irom the B o lto n Coach Gil Boisoneau. V; What the Huskies lost in Hanson was St. Louis Cardinals four days later on The Tigers play again next Sunday The Bolton Woman's Club will have TaTIS V the Manchester High Booster Club’s shot at the playoffs. crushing defeat Miami dealt (hem. The Bolton Tigers midget football a fellow who averaged 26 points, 11 Thanksgiving. "It's not just one thing, either, a entertaining the Everett, Mass., its monthly meeting from 7:30 to 8:15 tag sale was a financial success. Maybe just as important as the While they lost their second team upped its season record to 10-0 N am e of your bank \ ShuJa warned Cincinnati will be on lot of things have happened to us and. Huskies, champs in Greater Boston. p.m. preening the panel discussion. straight game. 17-5, and while they Sunday at Herrick Park in Bolton the rebound from a 42-10 pasting by They will play a B Team game at You are eligible lor SSLfQeposilors Group Lile Insurance il probably dropped out of the National Irankly. we deserve better We really with a 60-6 win over the Farmington Membership drive the Minnesota Vikings. noon followed by a full A Team game you are a depositor in one ol the dozens of mutual savings Football League playoff, the Patriots played the game we wanted to All Stars. The Bolton Jaycees will have a banks throughout Connecticut ottering this coverage. eHec- "Minnesota had gotten beaten bad­ (against Miami) but we just couldn't at 2, both at Dillon Stadium. still had a quarterback to start Sun­ Wes Brown, A Team quarterback, membership drive Friday at 9 p.m. tive January 1.1978 ly by St. Louis the week before and put the ball in the end zone " The Huskies promise to be the at Herrick Memorial Park. A variety Celts on right track day's contest at Buffalo. scored two touchdowns on a return of they were playing at home," he said. Six starting quarterbacks were in­ a blocked punt 40 yards and a 26-yard season’s stiffest competition for the of professional sport films will be "Now We are running into the same Tigers. shown. Refreshments will be served. jured in Sunday’s wars but Grogan run. situation at Cincinnati." suffered nothing more serious than a Dan Musinski Charlie Anderson scored on a five- Reading; diMeuNHion For tickets or further information While the players prep for the call William Fehling, president, 643- broken ego after completing 15 ol 31 yard run and a 40-yard run after in­ The Bolton Woman's Club will thanks to ‘Straw Man’ Bengals Friday, the Miami coaches passes for 140 yards and one in­ tercepting a pass. 1446, or Joseph Camposeo, 646-0635. tops grid poll sponsor a panel discussion on the will be spending extra hours in the terception. Chris Morianos scored on runs of Bolton Elementary School reading The Jaycees is a civic organization four assists and a steal to keep The starting alignment allows M A IL IT to Savings Bank Life Insurance Company lor you to begin 1978 with the life insurance pro­ BOSTON (UPI) - Tom film room studying the St. Louis Car­ Insult, more than injury, hurt the Tabbing all 14 games correctly last five yards and 35 yards. curriculum Thursday at 8:15 p.m at lor men between the ages of 18 and Boston from sliding out of a game at Heinsohn to use Havlicek, Sidney Depositors Group Life Dept. tection you've been wanting Heinsohn says the “ Straw dinals. Patriots Monday as they skulked week. Dan Musinski of 272 School St . Timmy Morris scored on a 50-yard Herrick Memorial Park. 36. The local chapter has been in Milwaukee. The Celtics eventually Wicks and Dave Bing - three All- “Normally on Fridays we look at existence for two years and has about 101 Pearl Street Man” has put Boston Celtics back to Schaefer Stadium to see East Hartford, won The Herald's punt return. Jim Wilson scored on a Richard Packman, Bolton Elemen­ Hartford, Connecticut 06103 It a6 starla wHh that coupon up there. took the contest, 127-119, in overtime Stors in past years — off the bench. films of the next opponent, but we films that showed how well their 20 members. back on the Yellow Brick Road "Cedric Maxwell is doing an out­ "Beat the Expert " football contest lOyard run. Jim Allen scored on a tary Center School principal, Anne or T A K E IT lo the mutual savings bank where you as well-rested John Havlicek — used don’t really study them to the point of defense played and how inefficiently The Jaycees have assisted during standing job," said Cowens of the last week. nine-yard run. Tom Mulcahy scored Klein, reading consultant and Bar­ have a savings or checking account (or plan to have toward the NBA version of Oz. as the sixth man while Maxwell being analytical,” Shula explained. their offense performed. the annual Rid Litter Day sponsored 8BU OepoMlors Group Ule Insurance first round draft choice from North He's the first to record a perfect on a 12-yard pass from Scott Rich. bara Nicholson and Ann Rudolph, one) and where SBLI Depositors Group Life Insur­ Never caring for the "Cornbread" starts in his place — scored the final “We’ll work on it harder this week "This has been a frustrating year. " by the Bolton Woman's Club and Monthly Premium Tabk four Boston points in overtime. Carolina-Charlotte "It's tough for score. Defensive standouts included Scott teachers, will conduct the panel dis­ ance Is offered. A life Insurance bank representa­ nickname, Celtic Coach Heinsohn has than we normally do, but of course said Coach Chuck Fairbanks, Arseneault, Ron Rudeen, Brown, have made several visits to the "Maxwell has helped us at a time John (Havlicek) to come off the Runner-up honors went to Joe Gr- cussion After the presentation by the tive will be glad to answer any questions you have. Age Last referred to his charismatic rookie you don’t even mention the next pondering the Patriots off-field Kevin Mulcahy, Jim Wilson, Bucky Manslield Training Center, $10je0 $15JW0 $20,000 when we’ve had to change things to bench but we need him at the end of zymkoski of 63 Carmen Rd. with 12 school staff there will be a question forward Cedric Maxwell as "Max" game to the players," he said. problems and injuries that have led In either case, you will be provided with complete, •15-34 2.50 3 75 5 00 get the bigger guys out there." said correct, plus a 24 tie-breaker score. Taylor and David Murdock, said and answer period. during the early stages of the disap- the game to run the plays. Shula was a sk ^ about the puzzling to a 5-4 record, despite an easy easy-to-undersland information that you can re­ 35-39 3.00 4.50 6 00 Heinsohn. The old fast break we ran "Cedric has been very consistent Third place went to Sharon Stelzer |M)inting season. play of Benny Malone, the team's .. '.alule. "We can beat every team view, at your convenience, in the privacy ol your 40-44 4.40 6 60 880 depended on a lot of outside shots. and has been playing good defense, leading runner. Malone has been of 35 Indian Hill Trail. Glastonbury, 45-49 6 60 9 90 13 20 But as a starter in the past two that beat us this year, but we didn't home. games, the gangly Maxwell has in­ But we can’t keep putting the lie's a definite plus. I think he'll re­ benched two games in a row and who was also a winner last night'. She 50-541 10.40 1560 2080 main a consistent performer for us. and that hurts. We re a good football had 12 right and a 26 tie-breaker Andover school ends early 55-59t 16 40 24 60 32 80 spired the Celtics to a pair of vic­ pressure on Charlie (Scott) and Jo Jo replaced by Gary Davis. You will have all the facts you need. Including price. team, not a great one. score. So, you can figure out lor yourself how much insur­ Ifol t9n$»ilonif tories, loading Heinsohn to bring up (While) every night to score from out Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the school. settler. C o il i i t*«fl kMr*f ttittn you choott lo pipmiuiwi QuAfi*(it the Wizard tif Oz analogy during a there. Andover Elementary School The public is invited. ance you need ($10,000. $15,000. $20,000) and can 6•ml•■nnu«HY04(»flnutlly In m o H U n ki students will be dismissed at 1 p.m. Historical meeting fit Into your budget. You'll have an application you maiiCAiiv l Group L4i« IngiiiAncf i6 l«4m "Maxwell right now reminds me of GLENDALE HEIGHTS, 111 (UPI) ftntwiWf 10 *9* M pr64rtium incifAMt At sgn VSmn M v Tnt Sovinpi EUnk L>l« iniuiArtc* Company Ray Bolger as the straw man, flop­ -- Dave Frame of Baldwin I’ark. Inc. of Columbia-Hebron-Andover- That's how easy, and economical, we've made It Howe and Tommy Boswell as well as On those days the annual Parent home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ping all over the place. He’s become Calif., averaged 239 in eight games NEW SHIPMENT Qlv* your family a trait by taklnfl lhaffl out to tta Stanley, Long Hill Road, Philip Brass Marlborough will sponsor an adult flu the master of the three-point play. Dave Cowens — who can put the ball Teacher Association book fair will be Monday night to take the lead after BROOKS VILLANOVA admission troo will talk on the settlement of An­ clinic Wednesday and Saturday at the Everything seems lo be going one in Ihe hole." the opening round of the $100,000 held in the school library. The book MAMUINHO Me«M Train and Layouts Show at fair will also be held Thursday from dover, He will discuss the way the agency office on Route 6 in Colum­ way while the ball is going the other The switch to bigger men up front Brunswick World Open Professional 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the school library. land was first allotted, early settlers bia. way. has bmught the Celtics back to 3-8, Bowlers Association tournament. MARKLM Salas S Sarvica The first family dinner at the and the origin of the town name. The clinic is for residents of the "He's a great inside player, one of heading into a Wednesday night An eight-year veteran who won his game against the Atlanta Hawks. I 90 PINE STREET, BRISTOL, CONN. - TEL N8-712I elementary school will be Thursday Maps for each decade from 1710 above towns who are 1? years of age □ SBLI the best you'll sec in the game." only PBA title last year at Buffalo. FRL SAT. E SUN. NOV. 1I-19 and aOtfi Maxwell again will start along with NASSVF SPORTHIG GOODS from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The menu in­ through 1750 will be shown. The maps and older There is a $3 charge for Maxwell netted his 18 points in the Frame led second-place Pete from 10 A.M.IO 8 P.M. Cowens and Curtis Rowe in the front- cludes pizza, salad, drink and show the property boundaries for the vaccine. There is no charge for lirsl 18 minutes of play against Courture of Windsor Locks, Conn,, by Ml Mnin Manchtittc MT-IIM Tskt RouM 2 » North from l-M. turn right b«twMn M oM OsB OMton and SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE lourt and White and Scott in the S ch o o l ______— dessert. It will be prepared by every landowner in Andover, storting senior citizens. Milwaukee, adding five rebounds. 31 pins. liat'ktsiurl. parents of sixth grade students. The with the bounds of Thomas Porter in For furtner information call 228- PTA will have its family movie 1710. Porter was the first Andover 9428. • : -v-v.-V ts • • -t— -V' "

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Holp Wontod 12 victory in the last 28 games. guard Wayman Britt and ty by giving $1,000 each to Grey male. Two balding spots Some woodworking Good worker will make $30 to Farm, with three story barn. Wins Hutch Award tom muscle in his right SALES POSITION - S t r a i t experien^J^^^^. the best of luck. COMMUNITY HEALTH $40. per day. Call Vicki, 659 Buthr-type building. Power Pont, who spoke as athletic direc­ reactivated forward A1 two clubhouse boys. in back of each ear. I f found AIDE to provide personal calf. call 6434714. commissions, leads furnished 0319. plant, and other outbuildings, tor in announcing his retirement as a DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) — Willie McCovey, veteran first baseman of the San Eberhard. ’The Kansas City Royals, FUMUTMICO.,INC. care services to clients in Larry McNeill, a free AOVERTISINQ to homeowners. Call 242-5401. plus Three Lovely Homes coach, said he would “speak for both Francisco (jiants, is the 13th winner of baseball's Hutch Award Also, the Kansas City winning the American SM PNoamts omve their homes and work with STATION ATTENDANT Offers invited. B/W Realty, agent picked up last of us Tuesday at the weekly “Big Ten McCovey broke the National League career record for grand-slam home Kings wavied forward Bob League West title for the RATES IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed STEADY WORK - Reliable, MANCHirrU, CONN. geriatric nurse practitioner in Needed - Full time. Apply In 647-1419. Happy Birthday Senior Citizen clinics. Home media luncheon “ runs by hitting his 17th and passed the 2,000-hit milestone during the season. season, was released by Bigelow; the Milwaukee second consecutive year, black and brown puppy, hard worker, who wants person, Gorin’s Sports Car 1 d t y ___1 U word por dty female, North School Street MR. C health aide or nurses aide Center, Route 83, Tolland He said "this was Coach Font’s The award, which will be presented to McCovey at the Dapper Dan Sports the Golden State Warriors Bucks waived center- voted 33 full shares worth steady employment, good in­ 1 KEEP HAPPY MANCHESTER - Spring 3 d iy i .., 10« word p«r d iy area, Male beagle puppy. TELEPHONE SALES - You are a beautiful preferred. Training provided Tpke, Talcottville. Street location. Attractive 9 Dinner in Pittsburgh, Jan. 29. honors the memory of Fred Hutchinson, while the Cleveland 6 days .... Oi word par day come. Call 52M702 between 9- decision. He is well qualified to forward Kevin Restani; $9,797.73 each and the Spring Street area, German Business Ik booming and our person, too. if needed. Must nave own room Connecticut Gambrel Cavaliers placed guard- 26 daya .... 8( word par day 2 only. 1 KEEP SMILING decide for himself when a coaching manager of the Cincinnati Reds the New Jersey Nets Philadelphia Phillies, who Snepard type black and tan phone room is zooming! Solid Love. Lulu transportation. CETA position PAINT MANUFACTURER - nestled on a beautiful wooded forward Terry Furlow on 15 words 12.00 minimum Must have been unemployed change is needed or helpful, placed forward Jan van won the National League Happy Ada ...... $2.30 lr>ch female, Dover Road area, opportunity to make 8 8 8 8 Immediate openings for lot. Country kitchen, two for 30 days or be currently un­ “Coach Pont wasn't pushed' by the injured reserve list. East, voted 34 full shares mixed breed black and white KEEP SMILING working full or part time. Are v...... responsible, mature people working fireplaces. 2-car gar­ Breda Kolff on injured female. Ambassador Drive you a tiger? (^11 524-1428. der employed and must be a with good working habits. No anyone, and he made it clear that he Placed on waivers In other moves, the KEEP HAPPY age. Must be seen. $70's. R. reserve and the San “ An­ of $9,661.37. area. resident of Manchester. Call experience necessary. Call ammer, J.D. Real Estate, IS not going to reconsider his PHILADELPHIA (UPD — The Philadelphia 76ers Monday placed second Houston Rockets waived tonio Spurs placed guard In all, 12 of the 26 major NOW accepting applications PART TIM E M ornings. Manchester Public Health 643-2151. 6491980, 647-1139. thirdround draft coice Phil Nursing Association, 647-1481, decision, " Pont said. "He knows all year guard Mike Donleavy on waivers to get down to the new NBA roster James Silas on, injured league clubs shared in the for full time employment. Janitorial help needed In1 ver- Bond; the Atlanta Hawks Monday through Friday, 8 the problems and all of the potentials 'limit of 11 players. reserve. record players’ pool of $2,- Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 non area. Must have AVON. EARN MONEY now MANCHESTER. Oversized experience and own transpor- National Weather Forecast a m. to 4:30 p.m. for a merry, merry CJirist- of coaching. If he wants out from un­ The 76ers' roster is now down to 11. plus starting center Darryl Dawkins, 778,300.31. only. Cape - Living room with Ution. 646-8845. mas. Sell beautiful gifts, fireplace, eat-in kitchen. 2 der, 1 respect and accept his who is on the injured reserve list. f put in BILLING CLERK. High n u r s e s AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 guaranteed to please. Call 523- rooms and bath partially Saturdays rubbish collection. school graduate with decision " Transactions One large box of various ar­ p.m. Ftill time. Experienced FLORIST DESIGNER. Full 9401 for information. finished up. $38,900. T J Font's announcement came in the Nastase and Connors or part time. Give etrorlence ■ATTU knowledge of basic math and Crockett. Realtors, 643-1577 ticles. FtEWARD IF FOUND. helpful but we will train. App­ ability to type accurately. midst of a new flock of rumors that Reserve list ConUct, 5634963, anvtime. ly m person, Blast Hartford in reply to Box CC, c/o fAlt READ THIS ONE. This is not KuHki'lhall I^nchester Herald. CETA position. Must have a fancy ad. We simply need MANCHESTER, RAISED Northwestern officials are con­ RICHFIELD Ohio (UPD — Cleveland Cavaliers Coach-General Manager Box Includes: One gold hand 6>nvalescent Home, 745 Main been unemployed for 30 days each claims $10,000 Atlanta — Placed guard painted tray, two gold Valen­ street, Elast Hartford. two hard workers who are Ranch - In quiet residential sidering withdrawing from the Big Bill Fitch placed guard-forward Terry Furlow on the injured reserve list experienced or be currently under looking for full time employ­ area. Aluminum siding 6 Claude Terry on injured cia candles sticks, with one employed and must be a resi­ Ten conference. Northwestern is a Monday to reach the NBA s 11-man limit. Furlow, who has not played, has large gold Valencia bowl, ADDRESSERS WANTED - Sheetrockers. tapers, ment. Call 872-4515 between 10 rooms, plus rec room with LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Defending champion Hie reserve. Waived guard aluminum siding applicators dent of Manchester. Call a.m. and 2 p.m. An Equal Op­ N private school — and by far the suffered from a virus infection since the season began. □ NOTICES mounted with marble base, immediately! Work at home Franklin Stove. Mid $40s Call Nastase and Jimmy (Connors each won $10,(X)0 Monday Tony Robertson. needed. Apply at 22 Regent Manchester Public Health smallest in the conference, otherwise Plus two small crystal bowls, — no experience necessary. portunity Employer. us for a showing. T J night by winning their first matches in the round-robin Buffalo — Placed guard Street, Manchester, between Nursing Associatioiv 647-1481, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577 comprised of huge state universities. gold and blue, suiteen Irish Excellent pay. Write $350,000 World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup tour­ Lott end Found Coffee mugs, and one rose American Service, 8350 Park 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 PART TIME OFFICE Girl - 6 Larry Johnson on waivers. a m. to 4:30 p.m. ■'Coaching has been my Coach interested colored artificial floral Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, hours a day, 5 days a week. $58,900 ■ SPRING STREET nament. Alexander was rusty Cleveland — Placed Call 643-0359. ■Three bedroom Ranch, huge professional life and love for half of MILWAUKEE (UPD - The Milwaukee Sentinel Monday quoted Paul arrangement. 75231. my life. Walking away from coaching N astase, defending after a six-week layoff and swingman Terry Furlow on rec room. U . baths, fireplace, Roach, offensive backfield coach of the Denver Broncos, as saying he was in­ OIL iurneh technician MEN AND WOMEN to work as a direct activity and responsibility champion, struggled to a 6- said afterwards, “It would the injured reserve list. NOW IS 2 car garage. 100 x 200' corner, terested in succeeding John Jardine, whose resignation is effective at the end 5, 5-6, 6-4 v ictory over probably have been a lot Houston — Waived rookie LOST - Man’s Cross i Chain needed for fast growing oil company in salad room, weekends, 4:30 646-8727, evenings 649-1294. is more than a little difficult. But 1 at European Health Spa. LEGAL NOTICE Licensed and experienced, domeillc of the season, as head coach. Vitas Gerulaitis and Con­ and industrial service man wanted to 10:30. Apply Podunk Mill 643-1357. Broker. have great hopes and plans for better to play someone guard Phil Bond. Valuable as a sentimental THE TIM E Restaurant. 989 Ellington Roach was the first assistant Jardin hired when he became coach. He was ; PUBUC HEARING immediately High starting rate for nors breezed by John easier than Jlnuny.” NY Knicks — Traded piece. Reward. Please call right individual. Full benefits. Road, South Windsor. COVENTRY, NORTH • 8 Northwestern. I'll, just have to learn ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS to earn a little extra offensive coordinator in 1970 and 1971 before leaving for the pro ranks Alexander, 6-2, 6-1. As losers, Gerulaitis and reserve center Tom M9-1246, after 6:00 p.m. W IW ttIHM FOTOCXtT • Call Hudaon Oil Company Room Garrison Colonial 1 1 2 to let someone else do the Saturday I BOARD OF DIRECTORS S 4 M 1 7 0 In tonight’s matches, Alexander got no prize McMillen to Atlanta for a m oney. We need Buolnooo Opportunity 14 baths, first floor family room afternoon. LOST - Black and white Z TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 1 bedrooms. Immediate oc­ Alexander faces fellow money. 1978 second-round draft boys and girls 2 For Period Ending 7 AM Wednesday. Tuesday night will find Pont was the second Big Ten coach Beagle, five months, Z Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of STILL TIME. Open your cupancy. $46,900. Haves Australian Ken Rosewall Like Alexander, choice, rain or showers developing from the lower Mississippi Valley to announce he would resign. Two Glastonbury-Hebron Ave. -M anchester, Comiecticut, wlU hold a Public Hearing in the evenings per week. business on Main Street, take Corp.. 646-0131. and Rod Laver takes on Gerulaitis had trouble with Philadelphia — Placed area. Reward. 643-1406. northeastward toward the Ohio Valley, while some snow falls in HOME HEALTH AIDE. To advantage of the Christmas weeks ago Wisconsin's John Jardine Z Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Must be presen­ provide personal care to peo­ Roscoe Tanner, the hard- the northern Rockies. Mostly fair weather is predicted season. The Manchester Mall. TOLLAND - Newer 6 Room announced he would retire after the Illing runners win. his serve in the first set, guard Mike Dunleavy on ; Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, November 22,1977, at 8:00 ple in their homes. Home LOST • Vicinity of Wells table, courteous, 811 Main, 843-1442. serving southpaw from double-faulting five times. waivers. elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. fclth aide certification or Contemporary Ranch. 1 1 2 last game. Pont said he would begin a Street, female Calico cat. Zp.M . to consider and act on the following: baths. Acre treed lot Lookout Mountain, Tenn. The New Yorker improved liaHcball and responsible. If readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 42 ( 63), Boston 41 (M), Chicago nurses aide training search lor a new head coach. Climbs in car windows. Call ~ Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61 — 35 (51), Cleveland 40 ( 55), Dallas 50 ( 70), Denver 25 ( 57), Duluth Fireplace. $42,900 Hayes V preferred. Training provided Connors dominated in the second set and used a Cincinnati — Signed 649-4^, after 6 p.m. Traffic Services Bureau — Phase II — 830,350.00 for continua­ interested, please ’$ OIKST UCOBOI Sawyer No, 1 man 26 ( 38), Houston 59 ( 77), Jacksonville 46 ( 74), Kansas City 37 if needed. Part time positions. Corp.. 6464)131. Alexander by frustrating strong first serve to win right-handed pitchers have parents or tion funding of two (2) traffic officers, to be financed from (55), Little Rock 48 ( 69). Los Angeles 54 ( 72), Miami 68 ( 78), Call Manchester Public Of Ice Cream Shops the Aussie’s serve-ad- the tiebreaker, 7-5. Mario Soto and Dan Federal Grant. guardian contact Needs qualified families COLCHESTER ■ Three New Orleans 55 ( 76), Minneapolis 29 (41), New York 45 ( 60), Health Nursing Association, bedroom, 5 room Ranch Nice Illing Junior High came away the Teammate Gary Gates was second volley game with powerful The teihpestuous Roma­ Dumoulin. INVITATIOIN Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61 — Barbara Colletti at Phoenix 50 ( 79), San Francisco 47 (66), Seattle 39 ( 44), St. Louis 647-1461, Monday through To operate their own Student races four seconds behind with George and well-placed ground lot. Convenient location. Low victor in yesterday's Haddam- nian won the tiebreaker in Football CETA Title VI — Special Projects — 82,756.00 to be added to the Manchester 39 ( 57), Washington 42 ( 65) Friday, 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. $30s. Call owner. 1-281-4322, or l.U!4l niinult* rntrii’H have Killingworth Seventh-Eighth Grade Hanlon seventh and Jim Siewertsen strokes. Alexander lost the the first set, 7-1. Green Bay — Signed TO BID existing Account #016-701, for fringe benefits, to be financed 633-8927. 10th for Illing. Evening Herald. SALESPERSON - TV and Carvel been eoiiiin): in at a brink elip Cross Country Invitational. The last two points of the “Vitas is a very difficult quarterback Brian Sealed bids will be received in from Grant. appliance. Part time. See Mr. DISTINCTIVE SWISS Chalet fu r I b r I b i r d annual Rams totaled 33 points to nose out Bennet's Harry Veal was third match by double-faulting. person for me to play," Dowling as a free agent. Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61 — Phone 647-9m _ Perrica, Consumer Sales, the Office of The Director of Lwated in prime residential Manebenler l.iunn Club nludent E ast Hampton (44) and Bennet (531. with a 11:20 clocking with John “Better me at the net said Nastase. “He always Philadelphia — Dropped General Services. 41 Center CEirA Title VI — 8175,000.00 for continuation of Program to Manchester Parkade, 649- Ice Cream September 30, 1978, to be financed from Grant. area. Extra large lot with riiacl ruoen Siinclav afternoon at Bob vSawyer was the individual Lautenbach fifth. Gary Hurley 11th than him,” said Connors. gives me trouble.'” kicker Horst Muhlmann Street. Manchester, Connec­ Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 8837. E.O.E. view, 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 Mt. Nebo. winner with the Illing harrier and Rich Danforth 12th for the Bears. “That’s John’s game, to hit The tournament runs and signed kicker Ove ticut until November 30. 1977 Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 81 - NURSES AIDES. Full time, fireplaces. 3 baths, large at 11:00 a m. for the Project Outreach for Elderly — 89,748.00 to be financed from all shifts, high starting rate, MECHANICS. Manufacturer Store kitenen with built-ins Log Last year 138 runners took covering the two-mile layout in 11:06. the big serve and then through Sunday. Johansson. of abrasive blast equipment part and already that total has come in behind It. He mis­ following: Federal Funds. Town’s share of 84.442.00 to be financed from excellent braefits Apply in siding, balcony. Mid $70's person Mrs. Ferguson, Direc­ requires mechanic with Keith Real Estate. 6494126. been passeiland elubuffieials are sed a lot of his first serves FURNISH & INSTALL AIR 1978-79 budget. SECRETARY In tor of Nursing or Mr. Atlas. knowledge of assembly of 6491922. hopeful that more than 200 will and that gave me a chance CONDITION EQUIPMENT Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Lorraine Manor Nursing Position available for secretary with good typing machinery and machining; Connecticut be on hand for the four events to hit my ground strokes a The Town of Manchester is an Grants, Fund 41 - Head Start — Supplementary Funds — 83,- Home, 25 Lorraine Street, 233- and shorthand skills. Business school or business blueprint reading is also FOR SALE BY OWNER Two DEPEMDABL£ 821.00 to be added to existing Account #2S2, to be financed from required. Apply in person to equal opportunity employer, 8242. Call Toll Free family 5-5, ideal for owner oc­ over eourses ranging from one White Sox gamble lot deeper.” experience preferred. Good salary and benefits Oscar Forand, Shop mile to 2.9 miles according to and requires an affirmative HEW Grant. Area Code (800( 431-1008 cupancy. ()uiel neighborhood, REAL ESTATE Sales People. package. Apply or w rite to Personnel office. Superintendent. Interviews minutes from Main Street age. action policy for all of its Con­ Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special conducted in the afternoon To set an appointment tractors and Vendors as a con­ Grants, Fund 41 — Vocational Education Programs — 822,151.00 Must have license or in with Our Representatives Separate heating systems. 2 Trophies will.be awarded to process. Generous commis­ VEEDER ROOT Monday through Friday, 1:30 car garage, nice lot with gar­ on Ron Blomberg CAR CARE dition of doing business with ' to be financed from Grant already received. to 4:3(1 p.m. lYessure Blast male and female runners in the sion schedule. Wolverton 28 Sargaant Straat den area. $49,500 Call for the Town, as per Federal Manufacturing Co,, 41 Chapel We Will Be 8-8, 10-11, 12-15 and 16-18 age .Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Agency, Realtors, 6492813. Hartford, Conn. 06102 more details, 646-4786. CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago White Sox gambled and won Bowling Order 11246. ' 1977-78, Police — Special Services — 810,000.00 to be financed Street, Manchester, Conn. brackets. Bid forms, plans and I from Current Services. RNS - 85.75 hourly. LPNS 527-7201 06040. An Equal Opportunity In Hartford EAST HARTFORD ■ 2 Entry blanks are available at in the free agent sweepstakes on Eric Soderholm last year and • URMGATKM Employer. specifications are available at ; Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget $4.40 hourly. Full and part An (q w l OppoftiMNir Implornr. U /r Nov. 19, 20 Families. 97 rooms. 2 car all local schools. now they have picked another ‘‘disabled veteran” — Ron • OLCHIUNE the General Services Office. •1977-78, Recreation — 8975.00 for Increased costs of Softball and time. All shifts. New, moaern garage. Aluminum siding It EL - Tony Heidcavage skilled nursing facility C R IB a t t e n d a n t . Raring will start at I o'clock 41 Center Street. Manheester. '.Basketball Teams, to be financed from monies already Call now for Conveniently located, near Blomberg — for $600,000 spread over four years. 147-360, Bob Schack 353, offering excellent fringe Manufacturer of abrasive bus and sc'nools Recently Sunday. There is a small entry (AMOGO MOTOR 01.) Connecticut. blast equipment requires Blomberg said Monday night he Norm V ittn er 354, Ken received. benefits, and an opportunity to an appointment remodeled. SUnley Agency, fee. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget expand your nursing experienced crib attendent, agreed to a four-year, no-cut, no­ Ostrinsky 133-351, Tom • TWf-UPS CONNECTICUT 649-4054. Closing date for entrants 1977-78, TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund — knowledge. Call Mrs. MEDICAL LABORATORY knowledge in receiving and trade contract with the White Sox for homers and 66 RBI. He was M artin 132-350. ROBERT B. WEISS. shipping functions with some Friday night. 818.375.00 for sale of Town-owned property. Old Keeney Street Ferguson, Director of Nur­ SMALL ENGINE Service a total package of $600,(X)0. However, acclaimed the American League’s • TMES GENERAL MANAGER experience in assembly of School, to be financed from sale of property money to be sing, or Mr. Atlas, Ad­ TECHNICIANS Corporation -expanding dealer Manch«6l«r White ^ x President Bill Veeck said comeback player of the year. I'LVSTERN - Ted Kowzun 005-11 ministrator. Lorraine Manor, parts. Apply in person to • SHOCKS received. Part tima Oscar Forand, Shop network. No experience CAPE nothing was final. Soderholm, who suffer^ a knee In­ 163-144-437, P aul Gilberto 233-8241. necessary. Complete training Rescind Actions taken by Board of Directors May 6, 1977, in Part time openings available for Medical Laboratory Superintendent. Interviews Super clean 7 room home Official announcement of the jury, used a body conditioning 163-424, Bill Zwick 152-366, • MITOMR program. $500. investment adoption of 1977-78 Budget for contributions from Revenue CUSTODIAN - Experienced, Technicians. 8 to 16 hours weekly on our day or evening conducted in the afternoon Two full baths, attached signing is expected to be made machine called “the Nautilus” to LEGAL required to start your own Tony DeDominicus 150-399, CONOmOHER WORK Sharing Funds: part time, evenings. shifts. Alternate weekends. Must have completed formal Monday through Friday, 1:30 garage, lots of wall-to- work his way back into playing shape to 4:3d p.m. Pressure Blast business. Ideal for retired or Thursday. Dave Dynes 149-371, Cliff Manchester, East Hartford Medical Laboratory educational program or have a part time. Details on request, wall, treed lot. Bradley enters and the White Sox want Blomberg to NOTICE Manufacturing Co., 41 Chapel “We’ve had some very nice dis­ Jones 148-140-426, Dind • FRONT END 1 — Reduce General Fund Budget 1977-78 by 8362,116.00 area. CaU 643-5881, 24 p.m. minimum of 2 or 3 years experience as a technician in a Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field $42,800 use the same method. NOTICE OF St„ Manchester, Ct. 06040. An cussions with Blomberg and his Balch 147-409. Joe Auamr DISSOLimON AND 2 — Delete contribution Fire District Special Fund — 886,- Medical Laboratoiy. For more information and to Equal Opportunity Employer. Training Division Box 619,. F. J. SPILECKI political field agent, Sheldon Stone,” said Veeck, “My physical condition is 1(X) per BOOK A TOY A Gift Party. Wading River, New York. LaChapellc 147, Dorn NOTICE TO CREDITORS 000.00 Generous awards. Over 400 arrange for an interview, please contact the Personnel RMltort 643-2121 “but nothing is finalized as yet, cent okay. I’ve been running a mile, ATLAS TIRES, BATTERKS I ACCESSORKS Department 640-1222 ext. 4isi. EXPERIENCED Head 11792. 5 DeDominicus 146, Sandy Notice Is hereby given, pur­ Proposed additional appropriation to Revenue Sharing Fund 81 newest most-wanted items. mile and half every day,” said houseman wanted for large TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - Retired nothing is signed.” Hanna 144, Ron Joiner 143, suant to Section 33-397 of the — 8427.118,00 to be (inanced from Entitlements 8 and 9 under Ti­ For further Information, m any p e o p l e only dream Blomberg said in New York that Blomberg. “But Bill Veeck Is very Connecticut General Statutes, write Santa’s Parties, Box P, downtown hotel. 249-5611 TOLLAND - Ten gorgeous pro basketball star Bill Bradley has Ding Balch 409, Jim Sirian- tle I, Fiscal Assistance to State and Local Governments. extension 219. of owning their own business, his eye on the U.S. Senate seat from the signing is a mere formality. high on the Nautilus and I’ll be going ni 389, Mickey Holmes 385, BROWN’S TIRE SHOP as amended, of the dissolution ALLOCATIONS - REVENUE SHARING FUND 81 Avon, Ct. (MOOl or call collect MANCHE8TEII MEMORIAL HOSPITAL perhaps it’s time for you to acres, mrfstly open, with 7 of: 14790494. 71 HaynM S trM t pursue that dream. I have room Custom Ranch Stone New Jersey. “I'm going to Chicago Thursday to to Deland, Fla. in December to work Emil Roux 369. FYoposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: MANAGEMENT Trainee. To ■333 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER! United Products Corpora­ over 1,000 businessess for sale fireplaced family room. 2 1 2 Bradley, a Democrat, filed papers sign the papers,” he said. on it for four weeks.” PAINTERS. $8,000 to $12,500 ManchMtar, CL 06040 810K+. Energetic, high school ■ (Across from the hospital entrance) tio n , 1S3S Jo h n F itc h 'TO; General Fund Budget 1977-78 j by owners. Many for baths, 20 X 40 inground pool, in Washington and at the State House The brittle 29-year-old outfielder- per year for experienced tq m l Oppat lrnm, Omottfor rad, college a plus, needed large barn. Call Suzanne or Boulevard, Route S, South Public Works, Highway Division...... 1...... 880,500.00 for well Known rapidly minimum down. For free in Trenton Monday, authorizing a designated hitter has played only one Manchester Community College presents inters. Work In Muichester, brochure write: Interstate Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 J Windsor, Connecticut, by ’ PubUc Works ' "; ...... : ...... growing restaurant chain. Watson Beach Co . campaign committee to begin to game in the last two years for the Excellent benefits, company Business Marketing. P.O. Box THE DARK AMOCO MOTOR CLUB 046-3444 resolution. A Certificate of » Public Works, Park Division...... 890,500.00 Avon. CaU eve ; between 8 I6M, Pueblo, Colo. 81002 Manchester Office, 647-9139 work for him. New York Yankees — the club that O iC » Dissolution has been filed •: PubUc Works, Street LlghUng ...... 890,616.00 and 8 p.m., 879711 NEEDED - School Bus PART TIME Flexible hours. pays fee. Dawson Personnel Equal Housing Opportunity Good pay. Experience. Apply Inc., Ill Pearl Street, Hart­ “This is just the initial phase. I’m signed him In 1967 for a $60,000 bonus. AT with the Secretary of State as Drivers. Will train if SERVICE BUSINESS with going to see if there’s any support,” Blomberg was sidelined all of 1976 required by law. ItyTAL 8382,116.00 CHAIN SAW A Lawn mower necessary. For South Wind­ In person, CJ’s Giant ford, Cl. 249-7721. M /F. MANCHESTER - 8 Room Grinders, Inc., 273 Broad E.O.E. $800 a week income available Bradley said after a private meeting with a shoulder injury and again In THE All Creditors, if any. are TO; Fire District Special Fund 1977-78 Budget — $86,000.00 Mechanic - Experienced on sor. 90 Elrookfield Street. 289 in this area. A cash business. Colonial. Many extras' Briggs A Stratton 1 cycle 5018. Street, Minchester. Privacy. Garage with loft with Richard J. Coffee, state 1977 with a knee injury — both of warned to present their Proposed Amendments to Chapter 81 of Uie Ordinances of Uie MASON NEEDED FOR Minimum down payment TOP claims against said corpora­ engmes. 40 hours, some over- required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- $W.500. Tongren Real Estate. Democratic Party chairman. which required surgery. His lifetime Town of Manchester entitled "Disposal of Rubbish, Etc., from RNorLPN-FuUUme:nio7. Chimney repairs. Phone 649 tion on or before March 9.1978 Ume. Full company benefits. 9544. 633-6833. 633-7060. 289-3661 The former New York Knicks star batting average is .302, but his only OF Outside Uie Town In Uie Town DIspoul Area.” Copy of Uie Must be able to handle paper Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut SHEET METAL WORKER - 5033 days, 646-0686 evenings. to: Pnnosed Amendments may be seen In the Town Qerk’s Office work. FuU charge of shop. Street, Manchester. F^Uy qualified in shop layout MANCHESTER - In town five and about a half dozen other really impressive season was in 1973 THE STAI Gerald A. Rolsman. P.C., 31 MACHINIST experienced on SltuoUon Wontod IS when he batted .329 with 12 homers d u ^ busineu hours. Start January 1st. Send work, on HVAC duct work, room Cape Cod with fireplace Democrats are Interested in the seat Grand Street, Hartford. Ct. RN, or LPN - Part time, 3 to commercial and Industrial. Bridgeport and Lathe. Over­ 'Proposed Ordinance — Purchase of property on Coop Rond, resume to Box P, c/o CHILD CARE in licensed and garage. Walk to all now held by Republican Clifford P. and 57 RBI in 100 games. In eight ..^pUfbfW IIIIsmlngs 06106, or thereafter be barred Manchester Herald. 11, 3 to 7, or 7 to 11. Laurel Top pay for experienced man. time and benefits. Inter­ 'Suburtaonite' ;Glutonbttry, ConnecUcut, from Merton E. and Florence S. home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, schools, available immediate­ Case. major league seasons, he has played as provided by Section 33- Manor, 91 Chesbiut SUeet. Paw fringe beneflta. For ap­ viewing to a.m. to 4 p.m.. ly. Only $35,900. T.J Crockett Polyester Treat, (or the sum of 900.00. Copy of the Propoeed Or­ D ^m lc Metal Products, 422 laundry outings and overtime Case is now 73, and Democrats are a total of only 400 games. Wei Ihniili Set 379(d) of the Connecticut PART TIME HEAD Ubrarian pointment call, 64(4328. services. Manchester. Deb­ Realtor. 643-1577. General Statutes. dinance may be seen In the Town Clerk's Office during business - For Andover PubUc Library, North Main Street, hoping that the electorate rs ready for Obviously, the White Sox are H w . 1 6 - 1 9 per Ike ■ iM t a m l bie. 6491790. IlM United Products hours. approximately 20 hours week­ SECRETARY - Part time, Manchester. 646-4048. NEW 95 DUPLEX - 1 1 2 a fresh face. hoping that Blomberg will prove as ATI-OUodnMdlplus mature. Shorthand, typing ■ UNEMPLOYMENT Running ■:30 PM E7B-14 12.23 Corporation Phyllis Jackston, Secretary ly. Persons with library HOUSE WORK - Mature baths, hardwood floors, three Asked if he could count on support big a bargain as did ^erholm , who 173 M X and old Ike Large phone contact. Hours to Out? Work 2-4 evenings/week, NURSES AIDE Full time 7 euin SuMortm, MCC Campu* 078-14 $2.53 By Gerald A. Rolsman. Board of Directors experience, or library science woman, excellent references, bedrooms, fully applianced. from Gov. Brendan T. Bryne, after missing the entire 1976 season, BMm S St., Miwclm tw MANCHESTER 'SubiataanW education preferrM . Send be arranged. Pension and demonstrating Princess a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply Laurel 5.eo-(S S1.77 PC. Manchester, Connecticut $3.25 hourly. Call 6498342. priced at $57,900 signed with Chicago in the free agent Polyeilar plus 173 resume to Box 38, Andover, profit sharing plan after one House Fine Gifts-$8-$10/hour Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. Owner agent. 643-0097 Bradley said, “We haven't sat down MCC iM aiils. COMMUNITY S2 59 It’s Attorney Dated tt Manchester, ConnecUcut lOtb day of November 1977 after 9 a m. Other Sizes Lew Piksd tool Conn. 06132. year. 2899541, Mrs. Quinn. definitely! Call 643-2177. Manchester. and had a long conversation about draft for a modest salary last year SiMran(Sk • college! S iii M. 067-10 00911 that y et.” and responded by hitting .276, with 24 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Nov. 15, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B ACROSS 2 Southtrn Aniwtr to Pravloua PunI* "you" PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 15. 1977 1 ____ 3 Govtm u n u u M 4 u (o i Sal* S f AutM Salt St Magic lamp □ c :: n e o iM tor Rm I 8t AportmontM for A irt For For Srscktflridgt 4 ChariM M. Schultz 8 Kind (rf braid owntr GD Frank and Emaat 6 Fibls 6 Rsplacs GDI FEMALE ROOMMATE-mid FIVE ROOM APARTMENT - 1974 HORNET Hatchback - 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - 12 Hindis 6 You would □ O G niao SO’i to lhare two bedroom Nathan Hale area. Couple on­ Automatic. White sldewaUs. 6 cylinder, standard. 59,000 Dear Abby uuGnnnn nauuu miles. Asking 31650. Call 649- roughly jeont) ^ apartment In Mancheater. ly. Reference!. Security. In mint Condition. One owner. 13 Etsmity 7 Compssi □ao GGiin naniD tyiB77uivI#3fM!uITs7:^*t3"1 Large eat-in kitchen, pool, Avaliabie D econber 1st. Call New brakes. Call 649-4513. 8130, after 5 " I p.m. point IZlGaD UGDD □□[:] m Y F o w l i n g 14 Thalctrtsln tennli. $140. monthly. Call 646^15. By Abigail Van Buren air 6 Msnglod Gnunn nnciGuuc! THAT'S A GOOD IDEA.) □ D O D n c i before 8:30 a.m. or after 7 1989 AMC P.S., P.B., a/c, f i a t 1978. 128 SP. Four 15 Songitrtu to- 9 Christmas TRY THE OTHER u u u a a n D c j e j u id m m AVtfiAGB iS % 5 o — p.m„ 5»-1416. 3225 FOUR ROOM Apartment radio, excellent body. 3800. speed, front wheel drive, 10,- qin 10 Hono'i gilt DIRECTION... - 2 family. Available CallM 8k«m . OOO mUes. 32600. Call 646-5867. 16 Go to court 11 Old woman Brought about aDDDlGClGGHGDD j K m O c k d o w m BEDROOM - Share 1 1/2 December lit. Includes: D E A R AB&Y: You told a 16yaar-oId girl who wanted to 17 Walk thru 19 nnnGlnGiDnlnaD Porch, large yard, heat and 1975 TORONADO. Im­ 1969 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE invite a certain boy to a sorority dan<^ to ask someone who mud 20 Courts baths, kitchen privileges with 31 Run Into 41 Among owner and one other tenant. hot water. Security deposit. maculate, blue with white - 4 Door Sedan. Power brakes. had already asked her out. Why7 That’s the first step in 16 Slid down hill 22 Antarctic is i o m E-A u a R t e R 20 Shirptni 23 American 34 Ptrtly 42 South Security, references, 648-7630. No pets or childtM. Quiet opera top. All accessories. Power steeHng, power win­ giving control of the relationship over to the man. He csils dows. Very clean. Runs good. 21 Cododot formsntod Amarican neighborhood. Working F ^ y equipped. Call 64M2I7. her if he feels Uke it, while she’s sitting home waiting to be (ibbr.) married couple only. 84M671 Low mileage. $4,100. Wife’s car. 675-3729. 22 Door 24 Window part grip* julct tubbtrIra* OF T H E p w s , KEEP SMILINQ caUed. 23 Qirdtn post anytime. Rattlor's 36 Romtmbrsnco 43 Along in yaars If a girl thinks a man has an interest in her, what’s 26 Small dogs 37 Color C H H ^ M A r . ' V Hrc oS rji 0“ KEEP HAPPY 1989 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner sound 44 Pulls on 52 wrong with calling him? , 30 Wator pips 36 Auxilltry 4; SIX ROOM DUPLEX. - 440. Needs minor repair. Tneko tor Solo 31 Lump 26 Cooking Falina sound ••••••••••••••••• I’m single, 29, and have been dating since I was 16. If I (sbbr.) Carpeted, no pets, security Must selii 3175, or b u t offer. 32 Noun suffix utonalli 48 Author Apanmonlo For Rani 83 meet a man who appeals to me and I think It’s mutual, I’D required. Call after 5:30 p.m., CaU 647-1062. 1975 DODGE PICKUP. V-8, 33 Enilgn (sbbr.) 27 Sodlmtnt 40 Sclinco- Turgenev BI-FocbIb — By Ruth Marcus W lnthrop automatic, P.S., P.B., 40,000 caU him and invite him over. He might think Ite pushy, 649-3349. 34 01 humint 28 Inner (prof.) fiction eras- 47 Helps WE HAVE customers waiting 1973 SUPER BEETLE VW. miles. Some body damage. and he may even reject me, but that’s the chance I take. 35 Dole TTI 29 Paco tura Ruddy WINTTHRClFfe L A W # V ; ...I© THE ONE you DROP >OaR for the rental of your apart­ SUPER S P E aA L - Sunny 3 Special edition, new shocks, 33150. Call 649-9273. And it beats sitting home alone waiting to be caUed. 36 SsMt AFTER A RAIN, SCHOOLBOOKS IN, ment or home. J.D. Real bedrooms, dining area, base­ radials, and muffler. Also, I never give m y phone number to a man who w on’t 38 Fibullit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 n Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Excellent running condition. 1974 FORD F-100. Excellent 39 Suporlitivo f e e l THE ONLY PUDDLE ment, garage, parking, give me his. If he refuses, or gives me his office number, I 12 13 14 THE' I DO IN T H E W H O U E 1980. appliances. Yarn for kids. 32200 or best offer. Call 246- condition. Cap, auxiliary gas know he’s probably married or Uving with someone. •uflix 40 Alcoholic BARBER] iMAIBCU9US 3 ^ . Rental Assistors, 236- 2575 days, 7ti-7664 after 5. Unk, 3,400 m iles, 360 V-8 ’Times have changed, Abby. Women no longer must wait IS 16 17 NEISHBORHOOD... LOOKING for anything in real bovorsgs r 5646. Small fee. automatic. 649-9334. to be chosen. ’They can do some choosing on their own. 'This ■TOOK A p t E i!? a 41 Aiundsr t l estate rental - apartments, 1965 CHEVY IMPALA. 2«, 19 H 2O /V IE OH.WHEREPIPS 6 0 doesn’t mean chasing after someone who has no interest 44 Pollen homes, multiple dwelliiws,, noi APARTMENT FOR Rent. for parts. Good running 6cx» , in them. My motto is: “It never hurts to ask.” rsactlon 21 fees. Call J.D. Real EstaEstate Large four room apartment enrine.fgood body. 3100 or best RI6HT h a i r c u t ; ■fHotorcfcloo-Blefcloo 84 BONNIE IN ALLENTOWN 48 Tht thrM ■ Associates, Inc. 646-1980. I after 5. 23 24 25 27 21 29 M J A y . r '■ with appliances. 3165 a month. offer. wiM mtn Call 647-1876 after 5:00 p.m. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 49 Pollih ■ MANCHESTER - Female ear­ DEAR BONNIE: Your attitude makes tense, and wiU 30 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 50 BIrthmsrki fk.. ly ^ to share two bedroom 1973 CAPRI. V-8, automaUc, probably find more winnera among women than men. Men ■ 11. A FIVE ROOMS - Lovely apart­ rack. 31,750. 2 6 9 ^ . 61 IrrltitM 33 34 Townhouse apartment with air conditioned, am/fm, have been risking rejection for yeore. If a woman tokea the PICJ' ment. Basement, dining area. 62 Concsit ■ ■ same beginning October 1st. Today only 3195. Rental Mlchelins, original owner. initiative and la rejectad, It’a not the end o f the world. L ct’e 53 T illln i 36 37 Call 643-7398. Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. Well malnUlned. 32195. 649- declare 1978 the year o f the open teooon on oD amphibian IF 0484. ★ ★ eUgiblee—regordleea of aex. 54 Florida county 36 ■ 40 fcWei#l SyaS..las. DIREE ROOM Furnished ef­ FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - Ha r l e y d a v id s o n , 1973 55 Summer time 41 43 2 3 Real Esttla Wanfad 28 Arltcloi tor Solo 41 Llvootock 44 42 45 46 47 Homes For Safe ficiency. 3160 monthly. Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 1972 LTD BROUGHAM. Fully FX-1200 - Built by factory DEAR ABBY: A niece of mine was married recently. I libbr.) Priscilla’s Pop — AI Vsrmaar Utilities not included. OOne equipped. Mounted snow tires. 56 t’ossasies 46 i g n SO RIDING LESSONS indoor basement, appliances. Call engineer. Branco beads, wasn’t able to attend the wedding and didn’t know what to TOLLAND - Ten gorgeous WANTED; Two family or one 7 1/2 HP BOAT MOTOR - months securiW deposit No rust, asking 31450.643-4216. riding ring. Western stock 643^)097. Barnett clutch, aluminum get her for a wedding gift, so I sent her a check for 6100. acres, mostly open, with 7 family home. In the Bowers or Needs fuel tank, J135. Alarm required. Fiano Realty, 646- DOWN 51 52 S3 seat, saddle seat, and hunt rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ (It’s not easy for me to shop as I am somewhat room Custom Ranch. Stone Bentley School area. Julian System, 1125. Air compressor 5200. 1974 CAMARO. V-8, HEAVENS.' HE WAS HE A ] ■A BAPTISMAL- FONT seat. All levels 228-9817. ______MANCHESTER - Newl buretor, balanced blu^rinted handicapped.) 1 MeSdamas 54 55 56 FALLEN-AWAY fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Realtors. 649-9190. $ 100 . A n tiq u e “ C o k e ' V automatic, power steering, •5 CEFiTAINLY WAS SALESMAN.' redecorated 5 room apain - motor, transmission. 871-2511. I just received a thank-you note from the bride which (abbr.) baths. 20 X 40 inground pool, machine 350. Large double, -nvo & THREE Room Apart- refrigerator, brakes, vinyl roof, top condi­ A CHALLENGE.' THAT SINCE MY CHURCHGOER ? ment. Stove, both annoyed and shocked me. She wrote, “Your (NiWSRAPfR INTERRRISf ASSN I large bam. Call Suzanne or stainless steel sinlT, 340. Call ...... •••••••• Available. Downtown arage, 3200. plus utilities, tion. Low mileage. One SEMIN/kRY PAYS.' ★ ★ generous gift has already been put to good use in bujring Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J Wat­ 646-7573. Booto-Accoooorloo 45 location. 3170 St 3190 per Sdulls. 646-1104. owner. Priced right. 643-4765. son Beach Co.. Manchester Household Goods 40 month, including heat. Paul gifts for girls in my wedding party.” 18 FOOT STARCRAFT and I was under the impression that a cash wedding gift lEtii Office. 647-9139. Equal CAST IRON BOX Stove - And W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. BOLTON - Four room apart­ 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO. m refrigerators Trailer. 85 horsepower out­ 88 Win at Bridge Housing Opportunity. 33x28" sheet metal reflector. ment. Fireplace, sundeck, Excellent running condition. Mobil* Horn** should be used to buy something for the newlyweds. Washers, ranges, used, board. Extras. 646-1523. Fits into fireplace, protects ATTRACTIVELY Paneled carpeting, no pets, references 3700 or best offer. 6464919. Am I wrong to feel perturbed? It was my intention to guaranteed and clean. New Lon-Lond tor Solo 24 mantle. 3165. 649-7025. three room apartment. Stove, required. 3240. monthly. 643- ARE YOU Selling your mobile give her a “gift,” not to help with the wedding expenses. shipment damaged, GE and refrigerator, neat, electricity 5983. 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS home? Buyers waiting. Please DISAPPOfrlTED When all finesses fail BUILDING LOT For Sale - Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D, CAR RACK - 36x36". 2 weeks Antiquoo 48 references, no pets. 3175. 646^ ...... Brougham - 2-door, air, power call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- Pearl and Son, 649 Main old. Straps and canvass cover Henry Street. Near schools. 3167, 228-3540. Horn** tor Pont 54 windows, good condition. 3950. DEAR DIS: Your niece probably put the money where it Street, 643-2171. Main Street, included. Call 646-5328, WANTED. Antique furniture, No brokers. Call 646-4528.46- 643-8563. would do the most good. Overlook It. At least she was East surely held both miss­ 4528. 643-2171. anytime. glass, pewter, oil paintings or HOW TO BUY a Mobile NORTH ing kings. How could he keep THREE BEDROOM Apart­ WEEKLY SPECIAL. honest. other antique items. R. ment with appliances, cen­ 1965 RAMBLER CLASSIC. Home. Are you buying a a AQ106 one of them from taking a Jj Carpeted two bedroom with MANCHESTER - Residential ETHAN ALLEN Dining Set - Harrison, 643-8709. trally located. $295 a month all appliances and more. Only Running condition. Needs preowned home or a new 14 If 43 trick against him? B Zone Building Lot. Round table, 4 chairs, plus 5 CONFIDENTIAL ’TO F.J.R.: Instead of yearning for e A Q 10 7 plus security deposit. One 3150 Rental Assistors, 236 work or for parts. Good tires. foot wide? How about finan­ His first thought was to Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrenc* Convenient location. All foot hutch. 3800, or best offer. WANTED - Furniture, old cing? Are you planning to live some kind of immortaUty, remember the words of * *8 6 TAG SALES year lease. Call Dan Reale, 5646. Small fee. Best offer. 6^5215. run off all his trumps and utilities. Priced to sell. Paul 568-2131. toys. Bisque dolls, steins, in an adult park or a family Benjamin Franklin: D.F. Reale, Realtors, 646- come down to ace-queen of SEWSATIOKIiAU I WHAT A PLAN61 VE9- VOU'RE THe HECK y e a h ? l i k e W Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. clocks, swords, guns Outright “If you would not be forgotten, 4525. COUNTRY COTTAGE. PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1976 - park? Would you like It fur­ WESTIDl EAST spades and queen of dia­ AMP WHAT A (JUITE THE SHE WASNJ'Tl WHAT? AMANA FROST / FREE purelurchase or consignments. A t soon oa you ore dead and rotten, TAG SALE - Everything must Secluded two bedrooms on 2 Door. 17,000 miles, air con­ nished or unfurnished? We * 1 7 3 2 4>KJ6 monds in dummy. East f l i s h t ; P A R E D E V IU i r ^ l ★ nr (!:*■’•!! Refrigerator, excellent condi­ 644-8962. MANCHESTER - Building Lot go. Saturday, Sunday, Call MANCHESTER Available acreage. Includes appliances, ditioned, power brakes, power will take the time to answer Either write things worth reading *72 ott would be down to a singleton C A P T A IN ! DAREDEVIL in Porter Street area. City tion. Fireplace set, with brass EASY. least November 12th ai 13th, 10 to 4. December 1st. N ew er 3 kids and pets welcome. Only steering. 6 cylinder. 33375. all your questions. Preowned Or do things worth the writing.” «l OKJ954 2 king and a guarded king and WELL, AT utilities. 320,000. Call for hand irons and tools. 649-2188. Household items, books, bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths. 8767146. homes from 32,995, new 14 4>AKQJ63 *10 7 all South would have to do SHE'S JUST 0IVEN 3200. Rental Assistors, 236 V)E A NAME FOR details. Warren E. Howland, records, garage items, free Carpeting throughout. Fully foot wides from $10,900. Plaza II you feel left eat and lonely, or wlih you knew kaw to SOUTH would be to guess which was Wottlod to Buy 48 5646. Small fee. OUR NEW Realtors, 643-1108. USED WHIRLPOOL back issues of Popular appliance. Sliders to deck. 1970 TOYOTA - Good-running Homes, Quality Homes Sen­ get pceple to like yoa, my new booklet, “Haw Too Bo *54 the singleton. Refrigerator. Five years old. Science, Mechanics Frechette, Martin St con d ition . 23 m pg. New sibly Priced, 1348 Wilbur tfAKQJ10 95 South found a better play. w a n t e d t o b u y . Old SIX ROOMS - Clean and cozy. Popular; Yon’re Never 'Too Young or Too Old,” la lor yoa. 13 Cubic feet. Asking 3200.742- Illustrated, Popular Rothman, 646-4144. rubber. Recent tune up. 3750. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ e63 He ruffed dummy's last Resort Proporty 27 dining room table. Also old With washer and dryer. Sun- Bead 61 along with a kmg, tell-addretted, stamped (24 Mechanics, etc. 447 Center Call after 4:30, 64654N. pike, Berlin, 6 . . 1-8260369. *42 club, played a few rounds of china closet. By private party. porch, dining area,la. Yard for cental envelope to Abby, i n Laiky Drive, Bever^ HOIa, ANDOVER LAKE. Vacation Street. FIVE ROOM Apartment for K ids. Onl 3125. Rental Neither vulnerable trumps, led his last diam ond 644-0209. ed excep- SELLING YOUR Mobile Calif. 90212. hide away. Over seven acres rent. 3180 monthly. Inquire at Assistors,! 5646. Small fee. 1971 OPEL - 4 sp to dummy's 10 and left East . Call 644- of beautiful land plus in­ GARAGE SALE - November 354 Center Street. tlonal condition 3u0 Home? We are buying. 1-826 Well North East South on lead with no way to do 12 St 13. 10 to 4. 228 Lydall 1968 - 1974 VW BUG for my 0369. Pass 1 * Paas 1 V sulated cottage and out engine. Must be very good to a c r e a g e a n d m o r e - anything but give up. Street. (Juvenile, clotning, FOUR ROOM Apartment, 2 * Pass Pass 4V buildings Privacy without excellent. John, 568-7171. ^pansive 3 bedroom home. Of course. West could isolation, close to private □ MISC. FOR SALE dishwasher, rotisserie, 3185 month! 95 IHgh Street, Heat paid. Carpeting. Dining 1974 CAMARO - V-8. 1972 W IN N E B A G O 022 . Astro-graph Pass Pass Pass have beaten the hand If he Automatic. Power steering, Loaded. Auto., roof air, 4000 beach. Ideal for fisherman, ...... plaques, comics, books) Lots ...... Rockville area. Appliances.' Great for had led his diamond at trick “ ■ ••••• • more. NO JUNK. brakes, vinyl roof, top con­ watt generator, cruise con­ Opening lead — K * small boaters, etc. Call 41 children. Rental Assistors, By BERNICE BEDE 080L two, but West was not look­ Alley Cop — Dave Qraue Articloi lor Solo MANCHESTER - Two dition! Low mileage. One trol, monomatlc. 310.500. Call Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. □ RENTALS 2365646. Small fee. By Oswald A James Jacoby ing at all the cards. GARAGE SALE - Saturday & ______Bedroom apartm ent. 3185 owner. Priced right. 643-4765, 643-6026. Watson Beach Co., ALUMINUM sheets used as Sunday,inday,l November 12th, 13th...... monthly, rNo beat or utilities, We don't remember the Manchester. ,. Office, 647-9139. ^ printing plates, .007 thick. FARMHOUSE - Spacious 4 s o YOU'VE I'M GLAD YOU \ I -TH0U6HT / HE PlR M)7. ■ STRAIGHTTO^ PONT, LET US THROW YOU 10 to 4. Drapes, strollers, gift Carpeting, ing. No pets. 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - Automothro Sorvleo 88 poet's name, but someone CHOSEN REM EM BER |HE S A IP PEEV1LL, ISTANBUL.' X lemNBOLT UNC! -THEY'RE ALL (> «• An equal housing opportunity. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Room s lor Pont 52 bedroom on acreage. way you do things today. Cer­ items, miscellaneous One months security, 6465200. Fireplace. Kids and pets ok. Power steering, power wrote: The man who la BYZANTIUM YOUR HISTORY, JHB WANIEd V AND THAT6 ...... 31 Phone 6462711. tain affairs you'll manage with A iS N O U R DOC.' jy - r o e o r o V where Pool Bitoto Wonlod 28 household. 34 Hoffman Road, Call for details. Rental brakes, automatic, air, fm ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- worthwhile is the man who „ . . , THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur- ease and excellence. In other We have had several ques­ PC5T1NACT10N.' CONCTANTINOPLEJ WE'RE VERNON - Three room apart­ Assistors, 2365646. Small fee. stereo. Best offer. 646-6514. sun specialists, factory can smile, when all his UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub ...... n ish e d r o o m s . K itc h e n areas, the opposite is true. tions on party bridge scor­ ? ? ALL CASH For your property, ment in modem four family. trained, one day service, 114 finesses go wrong.* Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, privileges, centrally located, Nov. II. 1177 ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) It's ing. There are no definite within 24 hours. Avoid Red Building Supplloo 42 Convenient to shopping and I- LEBANON - AMSTON LAKE Blast Main Street, Rockville. That la If he makes his Brownies, nurses. East parking, men only. Deposit. Automothro Sorvleo 88 Don't be dismayed this coming most important today that you rules, but the simplest way Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 86. 3160 monthly includes - Four rooms year round. Oil, 871-1617. contract with them all Catholic School. 6461225. Call 6«-2358. year il you get off to a few have the right people In your is to score as in rubber Corporation. 646-0131. NATURAL STONE for heat, hot water, appliances 1245. 1 1/2 months. Security, wrong. Not if he smiles after unproductive starts in projects corner, if you get involved in bridge except that the first retaining walls, veneers, BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished and parking. 647-1113 after lease. Immediate occupancy. something that you know little going down. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel that you undertake Your finish game on a rubber gets a 3(X)- SELLING your house? Call us patios, etc. Pick up by the room. Kitchen privileges. 6:30 p.m. 5661829. will be strong. That is what about West cashed two high processed gravel, stone, sand polnt bonus and the second first and we’ll make you a pound or delivery by the ton. Centrally located. Parking. really counts. TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) Your clubs and shifted to the six of and fill. For delivery call PORSCHE AUDI game a 506point bonus cash offer. T.J. Crockett, alton Notch Stone Quarry, Women only. Deposit. Call M A N C H E S T E R - O n e SCORPtO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) chances for getting what you diamonds. South rose with George H. Griffing, Andover, Offfcas-Storas lor Pont 55 while if a player has a part Realtor, 643-1577. 742-7M6. 649-3163. 6462358. bedroom apartment, at 3195: By Hoffman Patience, pace and second strive for today are only fair. dummy's ace and thou^t two bedroom apartment at effort are important words to You might have to step on too things over. He decided that score at the end he gets a ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 700 Connecticut Blvd.. East Hartford IMMEDIATE Cash for your Dogt-BIrdo-Polt 43 keep in mind today. Things you many toes In the process. final 56point bonus. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - CLEAN FURNISHED Room $220. Inclu des: beat, hot fice. Ground level, central do hastily are apt to go awry. GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Take (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I property Let us explain our Good condition. Good for for mature gentleman. Cen­ water, stove and refrigerator. location, professional d o g - c a t b o a r d i n g • SERVICE • PARTS • BODY SHOP Find out more about yourself Ihe responsibility for your er­ fair proposal. Call Mr. plating, or welding. Call 646 tral location. Call 646-4701 Within walking distance of bathing/grooming. Obedience building, parking and utilities. by sending for your copy of rors today. Don't look for a Belfiore. 647-1413. 3439 from noon til 6.00 p.m, after 6 p.m. downtown. Call 646-0090. For Service Call Ben7’s World * The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions protection classes. Complete Call 6462865. Astro-Oraph Letter. Mall 50 scapegoat or try to rationalize them. Alibis won't make MAY WE BUY your home? modern facilities. Canine ROOM FOR Gentleman - M A N C H E S T E R - T w o 528-9447 cents for each and a long, self- USED PIANOS & ORGAN6 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon STORE OR OFFICE space addressed, stamped envelope amends. Quick, lair, all cash and no Parking. Kitchen privileges. bedroom renovated apart­ If you can live with our unusal for rent. In busy, business to Astro-Graph, P 0. Box 489. CANCER (June 21-July 22) THOUGHT THEY ^ problems. Call Warren E. Road, Manchester. For reser­ Refrigerator/freezer, washer ment within walking distance NO NEED TO WAIT! hours, we can save you area. Will sub-divide to suit. Radio City Station, N Y. 10010. There's a possibility today you PASSED SO/V4E NEW Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. vations please call 6465971. and dryer. Color TV. 6465600. of downtown, 3240, includes: ■HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED money! Manchester Mall 6461442. Be sure to specify your birth could suffer a financial or mate­ E L E C T IO N l a w T H A T Keyboards, 811 Main Street. Heat, hot water, stove and BY PEOPLE WHO CARE" sign. rial loss through an arrange­ WE WILL BUY Your home. FREE TO GOOD HOME. MADE CANDIDATES Open Tuesday thru Friday, 6 238 CHARTER OAK Street - refrigerator. Call 646-0090. SAQITARRIUS (Nov. 2^D•c. ment with another. Avoid unre­ Immediate sale. Fast, ef­ Black Lab AKC Registered, CUT BACK ON THEIR to 8 P.m. Room with private entrance 21) You couid be In for some liable types. ficient, professional service. one year old. 646-4921. OFFICE SPACE ' CAM PAISNINS ?..... suitable for working 22 LOCUST STREET, Seven heated objections today from LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're a £C:> Arruda-Barcomb- 644-1539. gentleman. Parking, no room apartment, 3260 pretty good judge of people FIREWOOD. For sale. Some TWO LITTLE KITTENS FOR RENT people who usually go along 528-9395. seasoned hardwood still cooking, security. 325 weekly. monthly. Security, Call 646 with your way of doing things. that oppose you competitively, looking for good homes. Call 2S0 square fe e t, c e n te r of BUT THERE'S available. Call 642-7033. 649-1746. 2426, 9 to 5. ?danchester. air conditioning and Meeting fire%ith lire isn't the but today you tend to underes­ 64664M. parking Call 643*9551. answer. timate your opposition. This A l w a y s o n e 646S135 24 HOW TOWING CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) gives them the edge. THAT'LL FIGURE Mix and Match Be security-conscious today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Try A WAY TO GET Don't leave valuables lying not to let work stack up over A r o u n d i t .'..... BUSINESS & SERVICE 1100 SQUARE FEET about to tempt the light- the next few days. You'll feel Unheated. Lighted storage fingered. too rushed if you fall behind. ; / m o r i M ^ t o o th e r s / LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) There space. Concrete floor AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) M overhead door. Industerlal Faux pas you make today will is nothing wrong with your judgment or Insights today, yet zone. 360 monthly. Call 643- linger In the memory of others. Born Loaar — Art Sansom Conduct yourself so as to leave you may Ignore them com­ 8837. 315 CINTIIST., MANCHISTH, CONN.* Mm m *43-5133 potential detractors wordless. pletely and do something er­ PISCES (Feb. 20-MtfCh 20) ratic and costly. STORE FOR RENT - 7 i be libve m \ I’M Meinbw of Brtter Business Bw;eau There are no shadings In the • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) cowe ON, BRUTUS, I'M 600ssquare feet. Andover LNBIU1HE®$T I ’W AFRAID DIRECTORY Plaza, Route 6, Andover. 646 o r n M i ^ T i _ 1408. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Stofftl OF ALL HOU'RE RllJHT, 32 Bullding-Controcting 33 Services Ollorod 31 Services Offered 37 Pointing-Poporing CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 'Have you heard? We may be in for a big R75SIBLE MANCHESTER - Retail, eoss, here's \ storage, and/or manufac­ seci/j(£ .iUORLPSly C iM TREE Service - Free es­ B i M TREE SERVICE - HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch ALL TYPES OF Carpenter on all makes... TH' FIGURES ON - H/7VRE wiUi break. They're thinking of changing the turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to timates, discount senior Complete tree care and painted for 3150-3200 by work • Ceramic tile, hung 3CHNOOOl.e. name of Mt. McKinley to an Indian word.' 100,000 sq. ft. Very TH' FRAMiS ^ citizens. Company removal. Will your trees scheduling now. Professional ceilings, plumbing and elec­ C U P S c ^ D reasonable. Brokers ACCOUNT, Manchester owned and withstand this winters considers any job. 2869287, tric. Richard Young, 649-1975. LOAN and RENTAL CARS Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol B McCormick Protected. Call Heynan SALES operated. Call 6461327. storms? Free evaluation and evenings or weekends, Don. Properties, 1-2261206. I Available by Appointment... PROJECnONS estimates. Insured and FER NEXT t(4E APfi 3AY FIREP? IMP(7S5IBlE: TnE WDRLD BRICK, BLOCK, Stone experienced. "My Prices J.P. LEWIS St SON-Interlor TMERE'6 NOTriINfi'l CAN BE RCU6H AT the TOP. BUT Fireplaces, concrete. YEAR, AN' p v V, INNER! Can’t Be Beat!” 24 hour ser­ and exterior painting, Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 88 ESTIMATES w ith the .MPA.C I Chimney repairs. No job loo vice. 6467870. paperhanging, and STAN OZNBL Manater OFATELE(5RAM small. Save. Call 644-8356 for ON TH' NEW remodeling. Fully insured. BIDWELL Home Improve­ GARAGE FOR RENT - Auto, THEY ! ' estimates. CENTER ST., MANMSITER equip WILL DO Housecleaning - 9 to 649-9658. ment Co. Expert installation or boat, storage only, 320 per 301*315 ­ RI6HT! LISTEN BUT OF COURSE (SENIUS If. OFTEN 2. Call 5667202, anytime. of aluminum siding, gutters month. 646-0505. m e n t .' t h i s : UNRECOCN12EP BY THE UNTALENTED ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars and trims. Roofing installa­ THE 5TEELERS CUT OUARTERBACK and attics. Moving large SNOWPLOWING - Porter Bullding-Controcting 33 tion and repairs. 649-8495, 876 UOimNY UNlTAS! ANP TriOMAf, ■ Haathcllff This Funny World appliances, also stone or loam Street area, and South East 9109. TV ••q US 0* 0 " * ^ o p l e ; EDISON W AS ACTUALLY ^ delivered, 644-1775 or 644-9532. area of Manchester. WES ROBBINS carp rpentry Autos tor Ranl-Laas* 67 Xolos Ponl-Loooo 67 C0N6IDEREP BACKWARD ' ^ ^ V l»I Reasonable. Free estimates. □ AUTOMOTIVE tor Y o t t u e / //-/V HsN^biai remodeling specialist,St. Ad- SPECIALIZING cleaning and 4 j A CH ILD VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Call after 4:30. 6465489. e JGS, ' CHJ'RE I WISH I WASN'T IDO ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repairing chimneys, roofs, INDISF€NSAdUE...I CHEAP TO FAY 'lOU PIFBD, sofas, chairs, cars etc. No built-ins, bathrooms, new rooK. Free estimates. 30 Autos For Solo 81 r ~ need for expensive rec- OFFICE CLEANING - and kitchens, 6463446. Years Experience. Howley, DONT KNOW WHAT WHAT YOU'RE covering. 5665878. maintenance. General 643-5361. 1971 FORD LTD • Automatic, Jto DO WITHOUT WORTH,' janitorial work. Reasonable CUSTOM CARPENTRY - power steering and brakes, — , M 3U .' REWEAVING bums, holes. and reliable. 647-9260. Homes, Additions, Repairs, 'ROOFER WILL InsUll roof air conditioning, excellent Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, siding or gutters for low dis­ copdltion. 31500. 6469199. Window shades, Venetian SNOWPLOWING - Call 646 3462009. count price. CaU Ken at 647- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 2112, ask for Jim at Regal 1566. WE PAY 310 For complete B-123 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Muffler, or call 633-4015, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland lO -IB 5221. Carpentry and general con­ Auto Body. 52619W. Use a Moderate-slretch WILL BABYSIT IN my home tracting. Residential and k S ' Knit Fabric to make these ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, day or night. Have own commercial. Whether it be a HoolIng-PlumUng 38 1977 CHEVY CARAVAN. V-g, separates to mix-and- attics, garages, yards transportation. Off Brewer small repair job, a custom CapUln'a chairs, paneled, 35,- cleaned, moving, trucking. Street. Call 569-3252 anytime. built home or anything in 000. CaU 6462156. COES IN A SPECIAL CLASS HIMSELF- maUh. Price ... 32.00 SEWERLINES, sink lines, OUffbiWAku I M II , K«i 0* Printed Pattern B-123 Loam for sale. I^wn service. between, call 8461379. cleaned with electric cutters, 1977 can be a big year with Photo-Guide is in No job too big or small. 566 ^ professionals. McKinney d o d g e VAN • 1975 BlOO Sizes 10 to 16. S ite 12, 8522. lor youl Tell our CARPENTRY St Masonry - Bros. Sewage Disposal Tradeimen. Automatic 34 bust . . . jacket, I'A readers about your Additions and remodeling. Commpany, 643-5308. transmliaion, power steering, Short Riba — Frank Hill yards fiO-inch. I WILL SPUT Your wood s e r v i c e w ith a Free estimates. Call Anthony Un. 24.000 miles. 33,600. 6tt- Palterm available only with a wood splitter, at Squillacote, 649-0811. 2816______Classified ad. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet TWAfTfe SOV\E s h i e l d THIS ISNYA s h i e l d .. ITS MV NEW... c a l e n d a r wrist w atc h fa sixes sAoioa. reasonable prices Call 872- .. . •••••••••••••••••••••••••■ repairs, plugged drains, YOUVE SOT THERE. 0649. 1966 CORVAIR Two door, low Ts ii4tr. ttas 32.00, Iscladts Polntlng-Poporlng 3 2 CARPENTRY - Repairs, kitchen faucets replaced, \ ssitiii u 4 hssOliSf. remodeling, additions, gar­ repaired. Rec rooms, mileage, good condition. $350. \ CHIMNEYS CLEANED - Top 6461766 or 6467412. 11-15 eui luaNiTT PAINTING - interior and ages, roooling. Call David bainroom remodeUng, heat Manse m et MraM to bottom. Free Safety Inspec­ Patrla, 644-1796. modernisation, etc. Free e l»T7 kl«N«n*l 8jt4., I»c. 1110 Am . af Anititcii exterior, paperhanging, tion. Fully insured. Average Estimate gladly given. M li M 1970 N O V A -E ngine three Nm York, N.Y. 100S0 excellent work. References. ‘ 'That's all that's left. There won't be house 323. Call 633-5055, or 2 ^ LEON aESZYNSKI Builder - years old, four new tires, new Free estimates. Fully in­ Plumbing i Heating. 8462871. smn asM. a a s r s o j^ 0034. Itfew homes custom built, starter. 3600. CaU weekdayi much trouble in winding up the estate.'' CHf. Iljls IWMst aai SUt. sured. Martin Mattson, 646 remodeled, additions, rec FRANK SCOTELLA ■ Plum­ after 5, 6461205. 4431. 'eertM K iN -nccM t.'" The Fall 8t WinUr '77 BEAUTIFY THE Exterior of rooms, garages, kitchens BASIC FASHION con­ bing. Repairs and your home. Picturesque Dry remodeled, bain tile, cement FIAT 124 Sports Coupe 1971. tains n Bonua Coupon. QUALITY PAINTING and Remodeling. Faucets, Wall Stone. Retaining Walls. work. Steps, dormers. High-performance engine. Price . . . 32.00 a copy. Paper Hailing by Willis vanities, hot water heatera. LOW FALL PRICES 649-8229, Residential or commercial. Prompt service, on emergen­ Fiv6speed, New MichcUns. Add $2.00 for the Now Scnultz. nilly insured, or 643-9508. Call 6464291. cies. 6467024. 70,000 miles. 3675. 6467966. SUCCESS IN SEWING. references. 649-4343. page Eir.HT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov_._lLJg7

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Home Delivery Fair and not so cold tonight: lows in Phone 647-9946 the mid to upper 30s. Becoming cloudy MANCHESTER PERSONAL Wednesday with chance of showers SSH STAMPS MAKES US developing late in the day. National H0UR6 TEE weather map on Page 5B. kMontand kun A M0N.-6AT. “DONI WHIU YOU WAIT ^ HO. ONE OraM on. Tor A*r OoupM IN I MAIN ST. 725 EAST ’ MANCHESTER MIDDLE TURNPIKE I niOM64S-333S W* Now latt Ji m , locJtt, MANCHESTER IJetgAia tiiNi One loss Wt UNVICt AND INDTALL INDUITMAL AND COMMMCIAL HAS IT! phone Educators agree AIR CONDmOWNG • REFRIGERATION 646-0863 saddens Business-Directory Guide For 341 Broad St. HEATING and SHEET METAL Manchattar Manchtiter ceremony 1 ProfniionN P»k |Ne« Entland Mechanical Services, he. Manchester and Surrounding I Suit. 106 delay busing ROUTE fU , P.O. BOX 3147 JesignS) inc. Betty Gallagher TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) prop. By MAI. BARI.UW first board meeting after the Nov. 8 (Democrat) and Joseph Visgilio Jr. The only sad moments during the (Republican). 643-2736 • 643-2102 Eutti llurtfirril Keporlrr elections and found about a dozen swearing in ol newly elected town ot- Vicinity parents waiting for them. "You will have a very exciting, ficials Monday night came at the FAMOUS BRAND The Board of Education Monday Many of the parents were from demanding experience," DelPonte mention of John Finnegan. CAMPING EQUIPMENT agreed "by a consensus” to put off Center School, the only school in told them. Finnegan, a Republican member of featuring this week..^ TELEVISION - APPLIANCES busing Center School sixth graders to town which still houses all the grades The first parent to address the the Town Council elected in 1975, lost TENTI, c o n SUEPINO lAGS, AIN MATTNESSES, MANCHESTER a middle school next September, said from kindergarten to eighth. They board was Mrs. Karen Scapino of 2l his seat in elections Nov. 8. STOVES, LANTENNS Board Chairman Lawrence came to speak to board against plans Central Ave., a Center school parent. Mayor Richard Blackstone. HONEmOVEMEIIT Del Ponte. to bus their older students to one of She wanted the minutes of the Oct. 3 Democrat, said after the swearing MV Newly elected members of the the town's tour middle schools. board meeting to be corrected about in. "1 want to thank Mr. Finnegan for FARR’S board were sworn into office in THt IVtUYTHlHO ATO M The board re-elected DelPonte in a her statements on the middle school his ellorts on behalf ol this com­ eAMP4ME-SP0NT 2 MAIN STNin tfniNKE • TV 649-3589 ceremonies at the Town Hall at 8 secret ballot vote to continue as concept. She is not against the con­ munity." OPEN DAILY TO S P.M. J. FAIN • 143-7111 MNSligiaiig p.m. They went to the amphitheater board chairman. He then welcomed cept. she said. David Killian, Democratic at Penney High School to begin their new board members Joan Flannery John Christensen of 18 Orchard mem ber of the council, later Terrace, another Center parent, said repealed the mayor's sentiments VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR the parents were there because they about Finnegan. He said. "We re all by factory tralnod apaclallata are "afraid for their children." He agreed we re going to miss John. He urged the board listen to their pleas was a fierce competitor, but not so Phil P*t* Elks beat Windsor not to bus their students away from fierce he couldn't see some sense Locictro and ZIdak ARCO 0 TIPIK Center. coming from this side (the CARPCT AND FLOOR COVERING Denise Benoit. Center PTA presi­ Democratic sidel ol the table. aa MAM fiMn aria aoa ib,i u i tain i iii t t t e l 5 646-5038 dent. repeated Mrs. Scapino's com­ "I will do the same, " said Killian MANCNHIM aat at ta ia u u (auici 443-644: in champion round ments that she is not against the mid­ to the three Republicans on the coun­ P&P AUTO REPAIR CoNieclicirs lirgest Floor Coveriig Dtilor dle school concept, just busing. She cil. "When 1 see some sense coming 706 Main 8 t • “Arco Charga” * ManchMtar By SHEILA TULLER the game Puchalsky grabbed a Giant urged better communication. from the other side ol the table. fumble to stop another drive. Board member Richard Daley Killian will support you." Herald Correspondent Kevin Foley’s interception late in seemed to agree with some of the Town Clerk John Barry gave the MANCHESTER SAFES LOCK CO. \ i MEJlCt/JiyK East Hartford’s Elks beat the the game set up the Elks for their parents. He said he was concerned oath to the mayor, to the council, to LOC/CSMIfH Windsor Giants 14-6 to win the first winning touchdown. After Emilio that all four middle schools tended to the five newly elected members ol Phone 646-2756 round of the league championship Gilterto moved the ball downfield on be on the east side of town. All the the Board ol Education, to Town lor point ind wrylco whon you pton your no>t golf course, beach prolocl. )«OLD or reslaurant LOW COST PRINTINO BAND POCKET PHONE' BREENS and FRUITS BE COMING TO US WARM WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) ^^Plant People IS cordless, weighs Mwss can • ntram t Mn Sinn TO DECORATE THEM WARMEST Are Nice People'' EAJohnson PAI NT CQ PAINTS less than 2 pourrdv M IM T MAN PRINTING and is only DD 111 MAJN 8T. • M A N C H U T I R • 545-177T OPEN DAILY 10-6 VOUR MANCHESTER WALLPAPER A PAINT TILTS IN THUKS. TIL • gt/i inches tall Rest easy ... 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Ik FUEL U V EA B b r n i e 's ^ YEARS EXPERIENCE DrooiM Tux FREE M l M |MT MNRIWI IMNoegirtCoKMli lOM SWTS •m m blouses ... Atlas Bantly is on the job ... MEMDRUL CD. - HiMmiGiii c iim i serving you. Aak abo^ ourpoltoy. , M«l a Tata w I P it . T«L 748-74D4 lia n tiM } TICK (MRGY CONSHVATION. UK Opp. East Camatary cei649-5S07 m a i n ST. Praaohaul1aradBarvloa.> (,,TlMn.aMW IPil 44 DIPOT ROAD, COVINTRY 414 Tolland Street 331 Main Street CALL I T4j4 Itrlan lo*r Nr~"jio 37 OAK STREET ‘ I DMWgiNR IP iiaiMp. leyaway TuM-att. S in c e 1895 T O L L FREE I ADDRESS MANCHESTER KEEP SMILING Uaalar Charga t-M ■ liM 289-6435 649-4595 lOTY ^UTE MEMORIALS MANCHESTER, CONN. PARIilUiDTcLUilim TM.MI 4 ai ta u t W B iu 1PRL. a w M a m a KEEP HAPPY 1- 800- 382-4529 ^MONE MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday .J