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Lenti Farm findings challenged The weather By GRKG PEARSON sion. The development has been A group of residents hired Wilson watershed area is 176 acres, Giles Herald Reporter proposed by Robert Stone and Jack Alford, an engineer from Windsor, said.) Mostly sunny continued warm but less humid today. Highs In 80s to near Jay J. Giles, Manchester's director Goldberg, but has drawn stiff opposi­ who raised questions about the Alford also said that the earth ManrliTatpr) TEurmnn HrralJi ^ Classified .. .4—6-B Gardening . 90. Clear tonight with lows in 60s. Most­ of public works, has questioned some tion from surrounding residents. design of the drainage facilities as berms for the dike would not survive Comics...... 7-B Obituaries ... 8-A planned by Griswold & Fuss. Alford ly sunny Friday with highs around 90. SIXTEEN PAGES Manchester—A City .of Village Charm Editoriai ...... 4-A Sports...... 3-4-B of the findings of an engineer who The neighbors have said that the the 100-year storm causing flooding No national Weather forecast map was hired by neighboring residents to cluster zoning, which permits said that the ponds were planned for problems. TWO SECTIONS today because of the New York. City MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 241 study detention ponds in the proposed Residence A zone-size houses and a 25-year storm when most drainage But, Giles wrote, "In fact, the power failure. PRICE: FIFTEEN GENTS Lenti Farms tract subdivision. Giles lots, would be out-of character with areas are actually planned for a lOO- earth berm has been designed to act also said that maintenance of the surrounding homes, which are zoned year storm, a storm that in one year as a spillway capable of passing the detention facility will cost the town predominavtly Residence AA. has 1,/100 of a chance of occurring. difference in flow between the 25- at least $1,000 per year. Giles, however, said that the 25- year and 100-year storms without The four-page report was sub­ Another major concern has been year plan is in keeping with the erosion.” mitted to the Planning and Zoning the two drainage detention ponds that town’s Public Improvement One concern raised by residents Commission (PZC) Monday night. would be located on the ten acres Specifications and with the Depart'- was that the ponds would cause an in­ that the developers would deed to the ment of Transportation crease cost to the town because they Power loss makes The 40-acre tract off Gardner St. is the proposed site for a planned 79- town as open space under cluster requirements for watersheds of less would have to be maintained regular­ unit Residence AA Cluster subdivi­ zoning requirements. than 1,000 acres. (The entire ly. Giles asked for a study on this matter from “Timothy O’Sullivan, highway superintendent. O’Sullivan estimated the yearly Researchers find trampoline cost at $4,900 per year, but Giles felt NYC a ghost town that some of the cost estimates In the report were high. He said that yearly NEW YORK (UPI) - A sudden Under cover of dark, bands of Northeast in 1965 could not happen maintenance costs would range power failure enveloped 9 million thieves roamed city streets, com­ again. good exerciser for elderly between $1,000 and $2,000. metropolitan citizens Wednesday pletely clearing out stores, including “We cannot tolerate in this age of Giles also discounts a proposed night, sparked wholesale looting, and gun shops. More than 2,000 people AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) — Bouncing on a small tram­ modern technology a power system to exercise,” said Ariel. “For example we can develop alternative to the detention ponds — turned the nation’s largest city into a were arrested. that can shut down the nation’s poline may be fun for kids, but it's also a good way for some equipment on a Disney World idea. Instead of lif­ the installation of a larger drainage daylight ghost town today. “You see people running down the elderly people to exercise, according to a former Olym­ largest city with a bolt of lightning in ting ordinary weights, a child could open the Big Bad pipe from the subdivision. “The pipe The city was virtually shut down. street with cases of liquor, cartons of Rockland County,” Beame said. pic athlete and exercise expert. Wolf’s mouth 10 times and a card would come out saying would be 72-inches, he said. More than 12 hours into the shoes,’’ said Patrolm an Louis Gideon Ariel, founder and director of research of Com­ The blackout stranded thousands in ‘congratulations’.” Giles said such a drainage setup blackout. Con Edison, the main elec­ Angelone. subways, commuter trains and puterized Biomechanical A'nalysis Inc., says the tram­ “We can also take into consideration safety factors and "would create a potentially trical utility, had restored service to He watched looters rip down a poline may be one of the best forms of exercise for the elevators. evaluate what the potential for damage or injury is and dangerous situation that does not only about 1,000,000 ebstomers. steel door of a gun shop in Brooklyn Looters — mostly youths who broke nation's growing numbers of elderly people. exist with the proposed detention V- ■ modify the equipment before it ever arrives on the Con Edison estimated all service and carry off guns and ammunition. into shop windows and store fr.onts— .A dream company facilities.” playground,” said CBA President Ann Penny. Demonstrator gets a free ride would be restored later today. “There was a mob of them,” he roamed the streets at will. By dawn, Ariel is an exercise scientist and his company analyzes Another idea for children’s exercise is to incorporate The PZC conducted a public A weary Mayor Abraham Beame, said. “1 heard shots.” police had arrested more than 2,(KX) human motion. "We're selling ideas. We're a dream com­ exercise with television video games. hearing on the proposed subdivision citing “widespread looting,’’ A member of the May 4 Coalition had to be carried from “Tent Beame said “hundreds of looters of them. pany.' he said. “Who says the lazy games, like TV Ping Pong, have to on June 13. About 150 persons declared a state of emergency and and vandals have preyed” on the ci- Police said 78 officers were injured "We just developed an exercise machine called a be so easy?” said Ariel. “Why not combine an exercise attended the hearing, and most were City” by Kent State University campus police Tuesday when he urged citizens to stay home, con­ tyS^iot police patrolled the streets slightly, and one patrolman trying to TRAMM for elderly people. There are SO million people device like a bike with one of the games? Say you decided in opposition to the proposal. “The refused to obey a court order to leave the grounds being occupied serve water, keep calm and await in­ and reported looting even after arrest looters in the Bronx was shot over 65 in this country who don’t have a way to exercise. to go to Sweden on the bike. “There could be energy PZC does not meet in August and will by demonstrators protesting the construction of a gymnasium structions. daybreak, in the leg. He was reported in fair So we developed a machine that looks like a little tram­ problems on the screen for you to overcome. You could have to decide on the proposed near the site where four students were killed in another confron­ Beame and Gov. Hugh Carey said A spokesman for the city’s 17 condition. have exercise with video feedback.” development at its next meeting, poline that will prevent shock. You use the same amount there would be a special investiga­ municipal hospitals said there was a The New York Stock Exchange an­ July 25, unless an extension is issued. tation several years ago. (UPI photo) of energy as you do when you run, but your heart rate tion of the blackout, the second since “heavier concentration” of stabbings nounced it would close for the day. doesn't go high," he said. 1965 when a power failure blacked and shootings during the night. At 7 a.m., Con Edison reported Formed in 1971 out the entire Northeast. Voluntary hospitals reported a 600,000 homes were restored with Ariel and three others — an engineer, a computer 5 RCBES OF FINE FURNITURE New Englaturs largest SalocHon Beame told a news conference “it similar increase in the treatment of power, mostly in Westchester County programmer and another exercise scientist — have been will not be possible to operate normal victims of violent assault. north of the city, while millions doing exercise research since their company was formed businesses” until power is restored. The massive power failure hit the remained without power. in 1971. Commerce was brought to a halt. city at 9:34 p.m. Wednesday, when They worked with discus thrower Mac Wilkins before Three on a skateboard Stock exchanges closed. Major lightning struck a utility substation he won the Oljmpic gold medal last year. They also businesses shut their doors. Subway north of the city and knocked out predicted a leg injury to New England Patriots’ running Merrily these boys roll ajong on their one-of-a-kind skateboard on Falknor Dr. From left and commuter systems were halted. power lines already overloaded on back Sam Cunningham. And, they have recently are Mike St. Onge, 14, of 23 Falknor Dr., Ken Hagenow, 14, of 111 Olcott St., and Mark St. The city’s streets, normally hectic one of the hottest and muggiest days developed a tennis ball that will be easier to control when Onge, Mike’s brother. The 17-foot 2-inch skateboard is made from two two-by-fours held and chaotic, were quiet. Tunnels of the summer. Blackout it hits the racquet. together with a hinge. The strange vehicle was expanded from a 29-inch project in order to were blocked, service stations could Beame blasted Consolidated “We think the best exercise is one where you can not pump gasoline. Edison, the major power supplier, events muimize the burning of oxygen and calories with a accommodate the three boys. They made it in an hour as a summer project. (Herald photo Hospitals operated with emergen­ saying the utility had promised a minimum of stress and increase of blood pressure," Ariel First Time Saletothe Public! by Dunn) cy power. A baby born during the out­ power failure the magnitude of the summarized said. age was nicknamed “darkness" by one that blacked out the entire Uses computers nurses. NEW YORK (UPI) - Following ’The firm does its research by utilizing highspeed film ODAY 'til 9 are some events leading to the and computers. blackout that darkened the nation’s “By analyzing the film we can calculate acceleration, SAT. 'til 8 largest city: velocity, the forces involved and the angle of force Today’s Lightning and rain storm Shortly before 9 p.m . a applied. ’Then we can estimate the efficiency of perfor­ & CONTFIACT thunderstorm, moving eastward, mance,” Ariel said. HOTEL news summary entered Westchester, Rockland and CBA also uses other machines, many of them designed Dutchess counties north of the city. by company engineer Paul Tartaglia, to evaluate equip­ causes power outages According to Charles Luce, chairman ment. Complied tram United Press International Lightning bolts accompanied by about 8 a.m. Wednesday when the The storm took most of its of the board of Con Edison — the Negative heels failed MATTRESSES heavy rain caused power outages and storm approached the Granby area, vengeance out on the New York City utility responsible for supplying WASHINGTON - Senior CIA Ariel says negative heel shoes were among the items State some damage in Manchester and sur­ Nelson said. The calls increased as area leaving it completely without power to most of the region — shortly officials are reacting with “con­ rounding area Wednesday night. the storm moved southerly through after 9 p.m. lightning struck a tested by CBA, and he gives them a failing grade. siderable disquiet" to the electrical power, A wire story “Not only do they not help you, but they could hurt CONTRACT DIVISION HARTFORD - Hartford Coun­ Shortly after 9 p.m., lightning the Hartford area. reported this morning that power has transmission line between utility prospect of a major shakeup of you,” he said. And, according to Ariel, some shoes that cilman Nicholas R. Carbone, in­ struck a tree at 64 Wyllys St. The There were about 300 telephone been restored to some areqs of New substations in Millwood in their agency under its new direc­ claim to have negative heels really don’t — “they are dicating he cannot run again for debris from the tree smashed disturbances of which about 50 were York following one of the worst elec­ Westchester County and Pleasant until now tor, informed sources said today. built up inside. ’They look like negative shoes, but they’re the City Council unless his per­ through a cellar window at that ad­ cleared as of late this forenoon. trical outages in the city’s history. Valley in Dutchess County. sonal financial situation im­ The first development in the dress. Bert Schwartz, Con Ed vice presi­ really like any other shoes.” Gold Bond Contract Mattresses & These repairs were made mostly in proves, says he will probably seek reorganization came Wednesday At 67 Wyllys St., the lightning blew The power failure shut down dent for planning, said an automatic The company is working on ideas for athletic equip­ Foundations were sold only to the Manchester, Bolton and East ment that could make exercise easier, less painful and the Democratic nomination for with the resignation of deputy CIA a transformer and a fuse to a burglar Hartford area, according to Merritt United Press International’s (UPI) load shedder, a device instituted Director E. Henry Knoche. more enjoyable. ’They’re also researching children’s America’s fine Hotels, colleges, etc. mayor in opposition to Mayor alarm. There was some smoke. Cleaver, manager of the SNET office headquarters operations and tem­ after the blackout in November 1965, NOW for the first time, Puritan exercise. George A. Athanson. Sources said he had been forced High tension wires were downed on in Manchester. He said that about porarily stopped UPI’s domestic did not function. Exercise motivation offers you this superior quality for out by Director Stansfield Turner. New Bolton Rd. to the Bolton town two-thirds of the telephone news services. He said the device can cut off up to NEW LONDON — Police are in­ The sources said there is growing line. 50 per cent of the power in the event “We’re trying to use ideas that will motivate children your own home— and at a special breakdowns are in the Rockville- The Herald, a UPI subscriber, vestigating the death of Paul Cor­ opposition to “Turner’s reported The Eighth Utilities District Fire of an overload. sale price on this contract set Vernon area. One of the difficulties, which normally has received about mier, head of the histology unit at plan to similarly force the early Department reported that the fire But Schwartz said events he said, is that there are individual 150 wire stories by 8 a.m. had only a Lawrence and Memorial retirement of high-level officers, alarm on the firehouse roof was tem­ proceeded so quickly the power line troubles requiring individual handful this morning. What news did Hospitals, who was found in his plus a massive purge of the network “shut itself down” before Guittar is promoted Full Size...... ' 992PC.M1 porarily out of order because of a house visits. come through was through Boston apartment Wednesday afternoon. department which handles the system could be activated. blown fuse. “We should have all service which was filing backup newspaper Cormier was tied hand and foot clandestine and covert activities. At 9:34 p.m., the lights went out. DALLAS (UPI) — Lee J. Guittar, president and In the state’s central region, there restored by Friday or Saturday,” news for subscribers in its region. general manager of the Detroit Free Press, will become Queen S ize...... *1392pc..et and had a plastic bag over his were 26 main line outages resulting Cleaver said. publisher and chief operating officer of the Dallas Times head and had been dead for DETROIT — Defense attorneys from the electric storm according to Herald, it was announced ’Tuesday. several days. for two Filipinos nurses convicted George Nelson, public relations Guittar, 46, will succeed Tom Johnson, who will king Size...... >1893pc.Mt Wednesday of non-fatal poisoning representative of HELCO. Included Traffic Services Bureau reports become president of the Los Angeles Times Aug. 1. Guit- HARTFORD — A petition drive of VA hospital patients say the were four in East Hartford and two tar’s appointment becomes effective Aug. 8. to call a special session to con­ verdict shook their faith in the in Manchester. The outages involved sider using state funds to pay for judicial system and left few many private customers. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Made to U. S. Govt. TWIN SIZE Ea. Pc. elective abortions appears to be avenues for appeal. “The two were In East Hartford, wires were a decrease in vehicle accidents Federal Standard Mattress or Foundation doomed, but Sen. Betty Hudson, convicted of five poisoning reported down on Maple St, and Ar­ D-Madison, refused to concede charges but one nurse was butus St. “The East Hartford Fire By SUSAN VAUGHN speeders and concentrates its work Gary Wood, shows the decrease in DOC FF 4-72 that fact. acquitted of the case’s only Department also reported some fire Herald Reporter in 14 high-accident areas of town. motor vehicle accidents for May and $PECIAl The main purpose of the patrol is to murder charge. alarm malfunctions caused by the The total number of reported June from the previous two years, reduce motor vehicle accidents and Regional storm. motor vehicle accidents in but an increase for the month of injury rates throughout town and in Nelson said that most of the elec­ Manchester has decreased in the past April. PURCHASE the selected high-accident areas and That fact may show even more the FRAMINGHAM, Mass, - WASHINGTON - House trical problems were cleared by 4:30 two months since the special Traffic SniLBILHDRADIALS to increase public awareness by Sylvia Haffke of Chicopee and Democratic leaders, mindful of this morning except for a few in­ Services Bureau of the Manchester effects of the bureau, because both maintaining a high visibility patrol. ,^_a7H4....$35.»5 John LeClair of Ludlow claim a the Daniel Schorr news leak of last dividual problems. He said there Police Department expanded its officers in the bureau at that time. The recent quarterly report for the Wood and Officer John Marvin, were 95«7|.I4....$J7.»S new world record for distance year, were working today to were 15 crews out working to repair force from two to four officers. create a permanent intelligence power failures. months of April through June, at a training school for the month of 6«7I-14/15..$JI.*5 ‘.a roller skating. The two skated The bureau uses radar guns for Wednesday for 19 1/2 hours across committee with sweeping HELCO began getting service calls prepared by Traffic Bureau Officer April. The over-all 6 per cent in­ 1 Hn-ii IE 7H 4 /15 .. $M.fS 110 miles of Massachusetts. They jurisdiction left in the hands of a crease in accidents for the recent JK/U7I-15..$40.9S said the old record was 106 miles few members. The 13-member quarter may be attributed to that and also to the increase in major patrol DOUBLE BELTED FIBEIGLASS/POLTESTEK in 24 hours. “My legs and feet are panel would have sole jurisdiction shot,’’ said Mrs. Haffke, 37. over the CIA and share oversight areas from 9 to 14, Wood said. The power with other House com­ over-all area of work has also in­ 'W -1 4 ...... $J4.*5 BOSTON — Paul J. Ellison, a mittees over all other intelligence creased for the bureau from 32 per candidate for Boston City Council, agencies. | cent previously to 39 per cent for this ’ 674-14/15... $2«.4S quarter. 'N7t-14/15... $27.95 said Wednesday he was “shocked and hurt’’ at a parole board deci­ The report shows that Center St. is -f/lTI-15.... $90.95 highest in the number of accidents sion not to grant him early con­ WASHINGTON - Largely in sideration for parole from the with the areas of concern at its in­ secret and in defiance of a 1963 U. tersections with Broad St., Adams Norfolk County House of Correc­ L0NGWUMNG4PLYP0LYESTa TODAY N. arms embargo. South Africa St., Love La., New St., and Church Pisitan’s Gold Bond Contract Mattresses tion. Ellison, a former member of has acquired $3 billion worth of the Boston School Committee, is St. CTt-14...... $10.95 ) are made with the same quaKy constru­ arm s including F184G Star- Main St. was the second highest ac­ E70-14...... $19.95 } 't i l 9 ction used in hotel-motel mattresses. serving two years for larceny of fighters, M41 Patton main battle ■95 public funds. He announced his cident area in the past quarter at its L 'T . F7I-14/15...$I0.95 3 Exclusive featues include huidreds of tanks and other U. S. military intersections with Center St., Middle SAT. 'tils council candidacy last week. Nor­ items, Sean Gervasi, a scholar at I " ” 671-14/15...$21.9$ terTpered steel cols h famous Gold Bond folk County Sheriff Clifford Tpke., N. Main and Park St. “The I N7t-14/1S...$219S Atthesa? Rite-Sleep construction plus layers of the State University of New York, third and fourth highest accident Marshall said Ellison will be eligi­ told a House subcommittee today. N7|-1V15...$22.9S ^ AISOONSAU:- "joy” cotton felt laced to sturdy ticking. ble for parole Dec. 8, 1977. areas were W. Middle Tpke, and E. >70-15..... $K9$li. Puritan Locations: Extra Firm Foundation gives heilthful Center St. —Bedrooms—Dining support. Be a guest in your own home, The four areas contribute 60 per­ SMAUCAI OWNERS Rooms—Living rooms National cent of the total accidents in the 14 '70" WIDE "60" with a Hotel Luxiry Gold Bond Contract —Den Sets—Sleep Sofa Beds International high-accident areas, the report ' •••<**•** I M D K ANYSIZE M attress. SEE OUR ADDITIONAL WASHINGTON - The Senate I U v S MSIVI»II —RecHners—Chairs—Lamps shows. —Carpeting—Bookcases— Wali DISPLAY Of w o r l d FAMOUS GOLD has given its approval for SALTSJOBADEN, Sweden - The total number of motor vehicle I # producing death ray neutron Wl-ll ____ HI-IVMI.IVIS Units—Etageres—Hi Risers! MORE! BOND HOTEL MATTRESSES AT COM­ Jamshid Amouzegar, Iran’s chief infractions arrests for the three- PARABLE SAVINGSI weapons which President Carter m nw im iw - wnMMoiUM>mui/iMnii negotiator at the conference of month period was 1,196 compared to says will cost some $32 million petroleum exporting countries, 1,015 in 1976 for the same period. The NO UMCMICKl - «U nXH NOTM AU. lOCAnOm through 1980 and decrease the says that while he believes oil is Officer Gary Schwartz of the Manchester Police Department’s Traffic Services Bureau warnings were comparable with 500 aMniln,llN prospects of nuclear war. It voted an underpriced commodity, he for 1977 and 475 for 1976. •«DM 74 to 19 to retain for Congress a points his radar speedgun at a passing motorist while on patrol Wednesday at one of the 14 NATIONAL laHMMkM,IIII will support an 18-month freeze on The total motor vehicle accidents final right to veto a presidential oij prices. He backed a moved by high-accident areas on which the bureau concentrates. Schwartz is one of two new officers for the recent quarter was 468, com­ raiiiiiintiiiii.'iijjj^ go-ahead on deployment within 45 Saudi Arabia to hold the present who were added to the special bureau which is funded by a state grant. Evaluations show pared with 520 in the same period in Q uritan days of a White House decision. at the present $12.78 a barrel. that the number of accidents has reduced considerably since the bureau started patrols in 1976 and 523 in 1975, 5ACB[S0(flN[fUBNIIUBl I ^n$i|i(tri htmT:; 1061 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE, ELMWOOD 1975 with two officers. The town has had three fatal accidents this year so far compared to Wood said the traffic bureau, 10 last year. (Herald photo by Pinto) —See Huge Se\eii-.A PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., JuLv 14, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 — PAGE THREE-A Festival to feature Saccharin sales proposal M s n u s ‘SP^c^'^’DirectFactopyPypchase! ethnic life styles clears Senate committee WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 27 and move it to the floor for con­ Elderly SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) - little chance of stealing the show as Senate Human Resources Committee sideration. The Commerce Com­ Menus which will be served July 18-22 at Mayfair and Westhill John Henry Nobles got his nickname the festival gets bigger and better Wednesday approved a bill blocking mittee’s review will deal only with Gardens to Manchester residents over 60 are as follows: back in 1911 when he picked up some every year. the Food and Drug Administration proposed restrictions on print and Monday: Roast smoked ham with raisin sauce, whipped nb bones of a cow and started The folklife festival, in its sixth from implementing its proposed ban broadcast advertising of saccharin potatoes, seasoned lima beans, fresh orange, peanut butter cookies, making music. year, combines representatives of on saccharin sales for 18 months. products during the ban period. wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Now "Bones" Nobles is a regular the 30 ethnic groups that settled The FDA had planned to ban all The bill approved Wednesday Tuesday: Braised beef casserole with seasoned egg noodles and at Mama's Worry, a tavern in Beau­ Texas, and their food, music, art and products containing saccharin from would require all products containing julienne cheese, raw vegetable salad with French dressing, baked mont, where he plays the bones dancing and samplings of all the the market this fall as a result of saccharin to carry a label reading, custard, corn bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. behind such old-time blues and folk state's other major festivals, ar­ Canadian tests showing the artificial "Warning. This product contains Wednesday: Beef patty fromage, seasoned summer squash, singers as Sonny Boy Williams and tisans and craftsmen. sweetener causes cancer in rats and saccharin which causes cancer in tossed green salad with oil and vinegar, fruited gelatin with top­ Gatemouth Brown. Officials are predicting a record is linked with bladder cancer in animals. Use of this product may in­ ping, whole wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. .Nobles was 9 years old in 1916 when 80.000 persons will tour the festival human males. crease your risk of developing Thursday: Roast Tom turkey with giblet gravy, mashed potato, his preacher father moved from this year to listen to German oompah The legislation would block that ac­ cancer." vegetable medley, canned apricot, French bread, margarine, Georgia to Texas. .Already he was a music. Mexican mariachis and Cajun tion unless new test evidence during The Senate bill is stricter than a skim milk, coffee or tea. master of the bones. bands; sing gospel songs under a the 18-month period shows saccharin measure pending in House com­ Friday: Baked haddock filet with parslied lemon sauce, "It was a fad. " the 75-year-old brush arbor; watch Russian Cossack to cause a substantial risk to public mittee that imposes the same 18- parslied buttered potatoes, cabbage-carrot sAlad with vinegar Nobles said. "Just like yo-yos for dancers; or munch Lebanese health. month moratorium on the saccharin dressing, fresh nectarine, rye bread, margarine, skim milk, later generations and skateboards taboolee (health salad). Czech The bill, passed 11 to 3, now goes to ban but carries no requirement for coffee or tea. today Back then, parents couldn't koblsnickies (sausage rolls). Swiss the Senate Commerce Committee warning labels or restrictions on The menu is subject to change. afford to buy toys, so we just made quiche (cheese pie). Polish chlodik which has agreed to act on it by July advertising. do with what we had." (cold soup), barbecue, jam pie and Calvin Smith, director of Lamar homemade ice cream. I'niversity's Spindletop Museum, "We try to make sure that every Auchincloss estate for sale saw Nobles playing bones for a group folklife festival participant is NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - The es­ acre family estate of Hugh D. H PH S Class of *37 reunion of children back in 1975 and it was in­ representative of the very best in the L e t ’e r b u c k tate where Jacqueline Kennedy Auchincloss for use as a park and evitable he would wind up at the field that can be secured, whether he Onassis spent her childhood museum. Former Gov. Philip W, • Big Screen and Full Featured Texas Folklife Festival. is traditional or modem." said For those who have never ,been W Quitenan, Texas and im­ summers is up for sale — for 8985,000. Noel ruled out a $1.3 million purchase Members of the Hartford Public High School Class of 1937 are • 100% So/id Sfofe Bones will be among 5,000 Texans executive director Jack Maguire of agine there is nothing there but horses, oil and cowboys, a Shell Charles Seilheimer Jr., president price as too expensive, but Gov. J. planning a 40th reunion to be held at Willie’s Steak House, • Twin Speoke'rs throughout the state, who will per­ the Institute of Texan Cultures- oil well pump near here seems to confirm what is imagined. of the real estate branch of the Joseph Garrahy revived interest in Manchester, on Saturday, Sept. 24. Speaker of the evening will be Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian, Class of 1937. form at the giant festival Aug. 4-7 on sponsored festival. "The festival A.A. Glueck and J.W. Worley decorated the pump arm with a Sotheby Parke Bernet auction house the deal. a 13-acre site at HemisFair near Members of the class will be contacted by letter soon. Persons should help visitors know Texas a lit­ plywood horse’s head and a cowboy on top. When the pump arm of New York, came to Rhode Island Natural Resources Director downtown San Antonio. Despite the tle better and. perhaps, love it a little to tour the Hammersmith Farms es­ William Harsch flew to Washington wishing more information after receipt of invitations, or persons not receiving invitations, are asked to call Garrett Mooney, chair­ oddity of bone playing. Nobles stands more." moves, the cowboy’s arms swing to and fro and he rocks in the tate. The firm is handling the sale. Wednesday to discuss the purchase man of the reunion committee, at 242-4390, or Adele Romaska Ke­ saddle. The cowboy is 10-feet and the horse’s head is 12 feet with with the federal Bureau of Outdoor YOUn CHOICE Rhode Island officials have nyon, secretary, at 568-4802. three-foot-long ears. (UPI photo) Recreation and representatives of OF STYLES speeded up efforts to acquire the 54- SHOWN* the Auchincloss family. 4 Theater schedule FEATURE FIRST 40th wedding anniversary Aid II Hit the Eiclusite C u rtis M atties " A T D U IK MOW APPEARING B ir t h topy oi ihit watranif' ' w oody ALLEN^ FOUR-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY, TOO! Burnside Theater 1 — "An­ UA Theater 3 — "The Vernon Cine 2 — "Annie Mr. and Mrs. A. Larry Adams of Manchester; and seven nie Hall. " 7.35-9:15 Deep. " 2:00-7:00-9:30 Hall, " 7:20-9:30 'ANNIE HALL^ 136 Pine St. were honored at a party grandchildren. Hoops, Kimberly Lynn, daughter of Timothy B. and Cheryl Burnside Theater 2 — "Viva E)ast Windsor Drive-In — Manchester Drive-In — iQURGE on July 10 in observance of their 40th More than 50 friends and relatives Tedford Hoops of 19 South Rd., Bolton. She was bom July 5 at Knievel, " 7:30-9:20 ICAIIU dlRISIU' "Annie Hall," and "Murder "Annie Hall," 8:30, "White wedding anniversary. from New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are on The Orient Express," Dusk Curtis Mathes= DA Theater 1 — "Star Lightning." 10:00 "MURDER ON THE California and Connecticut attended. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 'Tedford of Manchester. Her paternal Th* Most Exp*nsiv* T*l*vitlon S*ts In Am*rlco ... and Darn W*tl Worth H. Wars." 12:00-2:30-5:00-7:30- East Hartford Drive-In — ’The couple was married on July 5, 'Viva Knieval.” and "Per­ ORIENT EXPRESS Mr. Adams retired in 1974 from grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hoops of Old Lyme. Her 10:00 EAST HARTFORD 1937, at St. Mary’s Church in Colts Firearms Industries. He was a maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tedford of mission to Kill, " Dusk EAST WINDSOR Woody Alltn*o Manchester, N.H. ’They have resided UA Theater 2 "Benji, " llbROuTli DRIVE IN SJ1 J079 DRIVE IN .*H’w former broker in Manchester and a Manchester. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cine 1 — "Rocky, " N9w$t Comedy Hit 2:00-7:00-9:00 7:10-9:20 m in Manchester since 1942. member of the French Club of Hart­ J.F. McConochie of Middletown. Her paternal great-great­ I b O L n a s s ^ T — ....." r r Hosting the party were their two ford, Manchester Lodge of Elks, and grandmother is Mrs. Henry Plumb of Middletown. She has a Sights • Somds ANNIE HALL sons and daughters-ln-law, Mr. and ’Theta Kappa Phi fraternity at the brother, Jason Blair, 5. UPPER LEVEL FARMINGTON ^'exiI^92I ss" SUMMER WIND ENSEMBLE S . S«t-Sun. Mitinets 99c U.ni'ifirld ‘•/J m r Mrs. Richard L. Adams of University of New Hampshire. 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WASHINGTON - Way back in of Taiwan.” (Emphasis mine.) based on three conditions. First, The morning stars are Venus, Mars In 1789, the French stormed In 1966, eight nurses were found Memoir Audit Bureau of Circuttiton Member. United Press international 1972, Richard Nixon went to Com­ Hu Kuo-feng, Red Chinese premier withdrawal of American troops from The auxiliary of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of the and Jupiter. Bastille prison in Paris, a day now m urdered in Chicago. D rifter Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. American Legion in Manchester recently elected the munist China. There emerged from Andrew Tully and Communist Party chairman. Taiwan; SMond, abolition of the The evening stars are Mercury and commemorated as a national holiday Richard Speck w,as later convicted of Manchester, Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 following officers for 1977-78: his trip the Shanghai Communique. May 1, 1977: “Together with our U.S.-Talwan defense treaty; and Saturn. in France. the slayings and sentenced to death. Muriel Grover, president; Madeline Squillicote, senior Raymond f Robinson. Edilor-Publishar Harold E Turtongton Managing Editor Nixon tried and failed to get Premier compatriots in Tawan, we must third, an absolute break in U.S.- Chou En-lai to promise in that docu­ Candidate Carter, on Oct. 6, 1976: make efforts to accomplish the Talwan diplomatic relations.” vice-president; Denise Racine, junior vice-president; Mary Walker, treasurer; Carolyn Gray, secretary; ment that Red China would never use "I would never let that friendship sacred cause of liberating Taiwan Opinion Lillian LaMarche. chaplain; Jacquie Carr, historian; force to "liberate’’ Taiwan. (with Red China) stand in the way of and reunifying the motherland.” Jennie Gravlejs, sergeant-at-arms; Jean Bartlett, assis-1 A cheap shot Since then, Nixon, President preservation of the independence of Carter again How do we do it? tant sergeant-at-arms. Carter and practically everybody but the people of Taiwan." President Carter, May 12, 1977; So how does the U.S. go about nor­ Elected to serve on the following committees are: Deli Department Specials RUBBER WUNDER BAR SWEET LIFE the State Department Janitors have “We have espous^, and I have malizing relations with Peking? Laura Freeman, Mary LeDuc and Hilda Kennedy, CHOICEST MEATS Some misguided members of The presidential order gives emphasized that the U.S. is bound by Treaty cited renewed my commitment to the Given Vance’s determination, on executive; and Helen Johnson, Marjorie Bradley and .GERMAN O A e SUCED $ 1 A Q the House of Representatives special preference, in fact, to treaty to guarantee Taiwan’s Candidate Carter, on Oct. 16,1976: Shanghai Conununique, which says Carter’s behalf, to do so, and his hope Carolyn Gray, nominating. IN TOWN BOLOGNA...... ,b. b a c o n ...... b l . W took what appears to be a men who were wounded in ac­ freedom. , "We are bound by a treaty to there’s just one CSilna — we didn’t that there will be "a peaceful settle­ The newly elected officers were installed by Laura BOaNER*8 DELICIOUS cheap shot the other day at tion, decorated for valor or Deal in the making guarantee the freedom of Taiwan...! say which one and neither did ment of the Taiwan question by the Freeman, past president of the unit and the First District At a recent press conference, wouldn't go back on the commitment CJiinese themselves,” the Carter ad­ senior vice-president, assisted by Joan Humphrey, unit COOKED AQt PMVOIONE $1 CQ Vietnam veterans whose less- served honorably in Vietnam anyone else...We don’t want the assistant sergeant-at-arms. USDA CHOICE however. Secretary of State Cyrus that we have had to assure that than-honorable discharges are before getting into trouble with Taiwanese people punished or at­ ministration seems to be proceeding The following members were elected to be delegates SHUN ...... 1. 9 9 OEESE...... i j l . 9 9 Taiwan is protected from military Vance again committed the Carter tacked..." in the belief that we don’t need an of­ and alternates to the Department Convention to be held CHUCK STEAK lb. SWEET LIFE WW . being reconsidered by drugs or drinking or some takeover.” administration to seek “full nor­ Chi Teng-kuei, vice premier and ficial Peking promise not to invade in Hartford this weekend. presidential decree. other personal or family malization" of relations with SecreUry Vance, Feb. 3, 1977: “I member of the CCP Politburo of Taiwan. Mary LeDuc, Mary Walker, Irene Pisch and Lillian FRANKS L....B9 * By a margin of 2 to 1 (273 to problem. Peking. That would seem impossible believe that normalization of Communist China, May 15, 1977: Or, as one Vance aide put it; "You LaMarche, delegates; Jennie Gravlejs, Jacquie Carr, SEMI BONELESS 136), the House approved a mo­ One of the House members in view of Red China’s refusal to relations with the People’s (Red) "(Thina will not normalize relations know, a lot of those warlike Millicent Wallett and Marjorie Bradley alternates. QROTE A WEIQEL tion by Rep. Robin L. Beard, who had the political courage renounce the possibility of using Republic of China should be our ul­ with the United States unless It has a statements uttered by Communist The unit will have two delegates-at-large at the CHUCK MAST . lb. timate goal...I further believe Convention, Laura Freeman and Barbara Wallett, R-Tenn., to withhold all GI to defend these veterans was force to seize Taiwan. But a deal free hand to take over Taiwan by leaders are just blather, for domestic FRANKS .lb. may be in the making, so it is instruc­ that...we must also consider the ‘military liberation’ If consumption. national executive committeewoman. benefits from the thousands of Rep. John P. Murtha, D-Pa.. question of the security of the people tive to review a little recent history. necessary...The Chinese position is That sounds like Richard Nixon in USDA CHOICE veterans whose “undesirable” who was twice wounded in his second interview with David LONDON discharges are being upgraded Vietnam as a Marine major 10 BROIL Illlllllllll Frost aired on May 12, 1977. Nixon SHOULDER STEAK .lb. on a case-by-case basis. years ago. was asked if he had a tacit assurance Rainbow Girls The move to deny benefits is “ I think if we pass the that Red Chinese would never use attached to a bill dealing amendment, ” said Murtha, force on the issue of Taiwan. attend Assembly LEAN FISH DEPARTMENT ^ Featuring This Wsek primarily with housing and "we are slapping the man in No assurance SHORT MBS of BEEF .lb. therefore has a good chance of the face who has served in "Oh no, I would not say that we Members and advisors of Manchester Assembly, Order being dropped from the final combat, been wounded in com­ had,” Nixon replied. ”We certainly of Rainbow for Girls, attended the 40th annual Grand Assembly Session at the Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven FRESH | 7 « legislation. Some of those who bat and is going to have his dis­ did not have an express W(Xf last weekend. MAID RITE BREADED voted for it probably did so charge upgraded. assurance...(so) I would say I did not Among those attending were Miss Leslie Norris, Miss feel we had a tacit assurance. FILLET of SOLE .*1 knowing this would happen. “I do not know that there is Arlene Nelson, Miss Lisa Secrist, Miss Joan Cartwright, VEAL STEAKS .lb. But that doesn’t make the But...(China’s internal problems are Miss Laura Smith, Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Carole ALASKAN KING one other person in this House so great, and the external action any more acceptable. MacKenzie, Miss April HellStrom, Miss Cheryl that has served with the threat...that they face in the Soviet Ferguson. MAID RITE PLAIN To begin with, the upgrading of ground forces in Vietnam and Union is so immediate...the Chinese Also, Miss Diane Ferguson, Miss Terry Ferguson, Miss CRAB | 9 9 discharge papers after wars is saw the tragedy and suffering do not want to become involved in Carol Ferguson, Amy Chase, Stacy Mugford, Sara Bryce, 6 * . VEAL STEAKS .lb. not an unusual practice. Men these young fellows went military action even on an issue as Karen Muttram, -Laura Livingston, Sharon Smith, c l a w s Yvonne Smith. April Hellstrom, Laura Livingston, ^ .’ 1 who received bad conduct or through, while everybody back sensitive as Taiwan.” In short, don’t worry, folks. Even if LuAnn Kasevich, Diane Desrosier, Cindy Churchill, Kay dishonorable discharges, or and Kim McDowell, and Cheryl Hennequin. here in this Congress were in Peking keeps threatening to take Also, Mr. and,Mrs. James Nichols, Mrs. Janice Hodge, committed crimes of violence their air-conditioned offices over Taiwan by force, American H iiiu iiiin iiiiiiiliiiK K t in the service, are not being Mrs. Barbara Taylor, Mrs. Grace Didan, Harold telling these soldieres what to leaders assume it will never do so. I Livingston, Donald MacKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Allen considered. do.” hope they’re right, but 1 have always Hellstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. refused to buy the Brooklyn Bridge Paul Bernard, Miss Diane Bernard and Theodore Pierce. from anybody who told me I didn’t Miss Cheryl Ferguson, past worthy advisor, was ap­ 'JUST ARRIVED LIVE A KICKINC GENUINE WAYBEST need a title thereto. pointed grand lecturer; Miss Laura Smith, also a past FRESH RIAINE Springboard worthy advisor, was appointed grand representative to WHOLE CHICKEN the State of Massachusetts. Miss Sharon Smith was reappointed state dean of the LOBSTERS Grand Cross of Color. Miss Yvonne Smith was appointed for discussion Doctor is key to cutting medical costs marshal of the Grand Cross, Earlier this month, the degree of the Grand Cross was 2V2-3 LB. The Herald is seeking to en­ funded, retfrement center? conferred on Miss Carol Ferguson and Allan Hellstrom in WASHINGTON - Connecticut, a organize health resources more nation's private medical community courage reader viewpoints on Readers should keep their pioneer in attacking the problem of recognition of their service to the Assembly. AVG. effectively, distribute health care — as well as on many citizens who Harold Livingston, chairman of the local advisory current issues and in in­ comments to 250 words or less soaring medical expenses, dis­ Lee Roderick benefits more equitably, emphasize ’ are accustomed to ordering costly board, was reappointed to the state executive board. covered the difficulty involved after 2.49 augurating a new feature in order to permit as many prevention and primary care, and es­ services with no heed to the called Springboard for discus­ people as possible to express it clamped a budget increase lid of America cost the consumer at least tablish a fair and effective system of insurance-paid expense. 8.3 per cent on the state’s 35 non­ national health insurance.” sion. their views. The editors 32 billion every year,” charges Jerry The physician remains the key to Terrorist Targets favorite weapon and was used We Give Old Fashioned profit hospitals in 1975. The potential benefits of such fun­ NO 6IMMICKS Periodically, a topic of in­ reserve the right to edit any Wurf, president of the American America's health care jigsaw puzzle. Twice during the coming 104 times in this country last “During this period,” explained Federation of State, County and damental changes in the nation’s week, homegrown American year, according to a Butcher Service... terest will be selected and letters. Operating in a virtually non­ NO STAMPS Connecticut Gov. Elia Grasso at a Municipal Employees. "That health care priorities are well- terrorists are likely to attack Conference Board analysis. competitive market, he is the one some U.S. business or govern- About 65 per cent of these readers are invited to com­ Comments should be national cost-control conference here amounts to an average $75 extra documented. In Illinois, for example, JUST FINE FOODS who tells the patient what medical ment target. For these bombings were directed STORE HOWS: ment on it. After a reasonable directed to the issue selected, recently, "(Connecticut Blue Cross tacked onto every patient’s bill...The the average dally charge for out­ tests, medications, surgery, or other terrorists, the bomb is a against business. time to respond, those and personalities should not be filed rate increase proposals in evidence is clear that, as hospital patient services is $33.56 compared care is required and where it will be excess of 15 per cent and other in­ received will be published on discussed. Letters must be beds multiply, doctors fill them.” to $121 for in-patient care. administered. HEW's Califano es­ Mon. & Tues. 'H SrOO 317 Highland S t surers sought similar large in­ the Editorial Page. signed and carry an address. President Carter, taking a page Four hospitals in Philadelphia timates the physician is the “central creases. from (Connecticut’s experience, has succeeded in cutting stays as much TrotNn witk N.im IHCL « tllw priMiM It Wed., Thurs., A Fit tl S.'OO The first topic will be: The deadline for letters to decision-maker” for more than 70 I MAHCHESTER “The (state health cost control) proposed a nationwide lid of 9 per as 13 days by discharging patients to per cent of such services. TIE EIHlCATIOtliU. COMMUNITY Should the South United this Springboard for discussion commission found that actual (• of(«rlr>o tn AR«rn«Uv« •pprotch, to dMling wtth thoM problemi. cent on annual hospital revenue in­ home under limited professional Federal officials also estimate that which strttMt th« m rc h for altematIvM to thia lifa-atyla and Sat A Sunday Methodist Church use its topic is noon Monday, July 18. hospital revenues increased in 1975 creases. Joseph A. Califano, care. In Boston, a comprehensive each physician brings a lifetime de­ emphulzaa tha davalopment of mora atfactfva waya of dealing with 'ti 6«0 HIGHUITE FASi: MARKET COHIL strata: by 15.8 per cent — almost double the health care program for the poor, in property for the site of a Responses are scheduled for Secretpry of the Department of mand of some $9 million on the U.S. SUBSTANCE ABUSE GROUP church-sponsored, federally publication Wednesday, July budget spending increases which had Health, lo c a tio n and Welfare, calls just two years, cut total in-patient health system, including the mul­ maata avary Saturday momkig from KhOO - noon been approved by the commission. In admissions to Boston City hospital by group laadart: JOHN W OODi. CMaf M o M CCouftaalor,ouim Marldan« 20. the proposal a "stop-gap solution that tiplier effect of his activities. WaWngfor HoapNal other words, the commission had is a necessary transition to more 84 per cent. LIE mT tILVEHSTEIN, M.S.W^ Dir. Human Sarvicaa, Given their pivotal role in the RockvWt HoapHil. succeeded in controlling hospital profound long-term structural Selling job needed health care system, there is no doubt faa for tMa on-going group la S7.00 par maatirtg spending, but not hospital revenues— for mora Information or raglatratlon, call S4S^711 reform.” For such encouraging cost-cutting that the enlightened cooperation of THE EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY, S48 Birch Mtn. Rd. MOTTS the number of services performed steps to become widespread, America's physicians is essential if MANCHESTEft, CT. 0S040 Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials Higher education and the prices paid for them.” Equitable distribution however, it is clear that a huge Ihe nation is to find its way through APPLESAUCE A loophole "For the long term, we must selling job will have to be done on the the medical costs maze. Connecticut’s hospitals drove a Scripps League Newspapers 1977 SWEET LIFE JUICY figures money truck through the loophole, generating |17 million in excess MAHDARMORAHGES w X 1 NHCCHERMES Educators talk dismally creased from 3,055 to 3,075 PLAZA DEPT. STORE revenues not authorized by the com­ (W i H m A Notion To Plooso) NESTLE’S about the financial woes of during the school year just mission. The major cause was Noxt to Frank's Supornwtot CRISP Reclamation is a big hit East Mkkls Tpks., Msmawstsr colleges and universities, but ended. special services such as x rays, COOKIE MX ...... 6 9 ’ GREEK PEPPERS the latest figures on the sub­ The number of public drugs and laboratory work — some of By Martha Angle promising,” one touglvminded en­ aluminum cumpuiients for about 2.1 ject seem not to support their colleges increased by 13. The which went 100 per cent over budget. unci Roherl Walters vironmentalist admits. “We still VACATION B0UND7 VLASIC million passenger cars or to provide JUICY SUNKIST The medical costs challenge in WASHINGTON - (NEA) - After a think that the refillable bottle makes complaints. number of private colleges — storm windows for almost 1.5 million PLAZA HAS THE SUPPLIES . . . . . 5 9 « Connecticut — where hospital patient decade of nationwide handwringing better over-all sense, but the KOSHER SPEARS many of which are said to be homes. •SWIM CAPS *SUN TAN LOTION VALEHCIA ORAHGES The National Center for revenues have increased five times over desecration of the environment, aluminum people have made more struggling — increased by Environmental experts point out •SUN GLASSES •THERMOS CONTAINERS PRINGLES EXTRA RIPPLE Education Statistics in since 1965 — is a microcosm of the senseless waste of limited energy progress than expected.” TENDER NATIVE seven. Which seems to show challenge facing the entire country. that the program isn't motivated Washington reports the reserves and depletion of valuable One particularly significant aspect •SnSO FO AM COOLERS •SNEAKERS POTATO CHPS 6 9 ’ that higher education may not Ninety per cent of hospital bills in exclusively by the industry's number of colleges, univer­ natural resources, there finally is of the program is that it relies heavi­ •BEACH TOWELS •T-SHIRTS m o w SQUASH .lb. be quite as anemic as we’ve the U.S. are paid by third parties — some good news to report. ly on citizens to gather and bring to altruistic concern over unsightly Hl-C litter or squandered natural •THONGS •CHILDRENS SWIMSUITS sities and branch campuses in­ private insurance firms, medicaid, it comes from the aluminum in­ collection centers the empty cans as been led to believe. resources. and medicare. Studies strongly in­ dustry, which has established a little well as lawn furniture frames, house FRUIT DRIHKS . . 8 9 ‘ "They're doing it for economic dicate that this sytem, which en­ noticed but highly successful siding, pots and pans, pie plates and You’ll Find It At The Plaza reasons, not to clean up the road­ SUN MAID Zeroing in on aliens courages surgery and other curative reclamation and recycling program other aluminum products. IRilBU lBlilR side," says Marchant Wentworth of treatment rather than prevention, that already is producing an and in-patient rather than am­ the Environmental Action Founda­ RAISMS „ 8 9 ‘ ecological and economic bonanza. , With Coupon And The latest warning against realistic, or even desirable. bulatory care, is enormously $35 million tion. "First, aluminum is PURINA CHUCK WAGON I $7,50 Purchate I $7,50 Purchate illegal aliens comes from Zero But there’s not much doubt wasteful. Lots of cans Housewives, school children, civic lightweight, so cheap transportation SCOTT CONCENTRATED According to the Aluminum clubs, church groups and other par­ back to the mill is feasible. " I Population Growth, a group that illegal immigration is a Empty hospital beds Association, the industry last year DOG FOOD .!.ib.i»f4i99 ticipants are paid 17 cents a pound. “Even more important," he says, JUMBO AUDETERGENT that hopes to end population serious social and economic "One hundred thousand empty and recovered more than 4.8 billion used Last year, about $35 million was paid “it takes 20 times as much energy to growth in this country by the problem. unnecessary hospital beds in beer and soft drink cans — a figure FROZEN • DAIRY TOWELS out by the nation’s three principal make aluminum from scratch than NEED I R2** year 2008. It’s a problem that won’t be which represents at least 25 per cent aluminum producers — Aluminum SWEET LIFE I 187 oz. box by reprocessing waste products — so * GOOD THRU SUN.. JULY 17 of the entire 1976 output. ZPG points out that unless solved until Congress and the Company of America, Reynolds the industry saves a lot of money I Umtt On. Coupon Pw Cwtonwc Moreover, the success of the Metals and Kaiser Aluminum & ORAHGEJUICE . . . 6 5 ’ QOOD THRU SUN., JULY 17 I HIOHLAND something is done there will be Carter administration find Yesterdays even after buying back its used I Limit On. Coupon Por Cuotomof program during the past 10-years in­ Chemical. an additional 25 million illegal some way to prevent illegal cans." MONEY? ^IQ H L A N D PARK MKT. MARCH. dicates that the industry may soon be The growth of the reclamation HOODS aliens in the United States by aliens — many of them able to recover and recycle 50 to 60 program has been truly phenomenal. Saves energy WE WANT TO BUY- I With Coupon And I With Coupon And The production of aluminum from the year 2000 and additional 55 Mexicans — from crossing the 25 years ago per cent of its annual can production. The first recycling center was SHERDET . 8 9 ‘ I $7.50 Purchaie ■ $7,50 Purchaie raw materials does indeed require million by the year 2025. border and going to work for Undermanned air spotters begin In California and Texas, the reclama­ opened by Reynolds in early 1967 at a COINS ■ COLD MEDAL ■ CHEERIOEL 24-hour watch. vast amounts of energy, most of it TASTED SEA There are differences of opi­ tion rate already has reached 40 per Miami, Fla. location. Five years CURRENCY American companies without Girl Scouts report the British are electricity. Industry officials cent. later there were 675 locations in 31 SHRIMP DINNERS ! FLOUR cer ea l nion, of course, on whether challenge or restrictions of any friendly and helpful during their visit I BLB.BA9 That’s more than just a trade states. acknowledge that they can recycle GOLD SILVER ZPG’s no-growth goals are kind. to England. the metal back into igot form using GLAM DINNERS...... :.p«. 7 9 ’ association claim. Even the en­ Today there are more than 2,200 Now Paying $2.75 par Dollar Dr. W.L. Cramer, local dentist for only 5 per cent of the energy many years, dies. vironmentalists who have been most reclamation points scattered tor U.S. Sllvar Cofna WELCH'S necessary to process bauxite ore. critical of waste and inefficiency in throughout all 50 states, ranging QDDD THRU SUN., JULY 17 QDDD THRU SUN., JULY 17 10 years ago The apparent key to the program's DOHUTS , , . 5 9 ’ I UmH Dnt Coupon Por Cualomor I UmH Dno Coupon Por Cuolomor the packaging industry now from beer distributors’ warehouses .HIOHLAND popularity is money — millions of vm A rc w ArrLB v nAorDcnviT « u l a a b u William H. Curtis, Manchester acknowledge that the aluminum to shopping center parking lots. The Thought Superintendent of Schools, and Dr. dollars saved by the aluminum com­ manufacturers have attained a number of cans recovered has soared J Frederick W. Lowe Jr., president of panies and millions more earned by significant level oi resource at a similar rate. ll'roveihs Zl:st Manchester Community College, are citizen can collectors. The lesson is named to the newly formed Commis­ recycling. Profilahle “It is better to live in a corner of Earle R. Custer obvious: Other environmental and sion on Aid to Higher Eklucation Promising performance Last year, 213 million pounds of the housetop than in a house shared North United energy conservation schemes created by the 1967 General “The economics^ of'recycling aluminum were reclaimed by the in- with a contentious woman.” Methodist Church probably won't succeed without Assembly. aluminum do seem to be somewhat (lusliy to iikmIik i' tin- iin iiiiin im iiin iim iv similar economic incentives. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., July 14, 1977 — PAGE SEVKN-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. July U. 1977 Xi Gamma unit^ installation Officials to enforce P U K mil JOYCE COMPLETE GM conducted G a rd e n in g FIOWESSNOP tag sale sign rules REPAIRS Mrs. Sharlet Wirzulis of 1 Crystal Rd., Ellington, Ernest Machell, Manchester’s zoning "Anyone wishing to sell what is grown WEEKEND SPECtU enforcement officer, said Wednesday that By Frank Atwood • COLLISION was installed recently as on the premises can do so with one sign president of Xi Gamma he will be strictly enforcing town exhibited on that property," he said. The • MECHANICAL Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, regulations governing signs for tag sales sign must be on the property where the POM WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS an international cultural and roadside stands. produce is grown, he said. CARS AND TRUCKS and service organization. Machell said that town regulations per­ Also, such signs have a maximum size Genuine Parte She succeeds Mrs. mit one sign on the property of the site of limit of 16 square feet. Both the sign and Factory Tn in td MectMntce a tag sale. Signs erected on the side of the the stand must be removed at the end of Lilies have been blooming PONS BUNCH Lorraine Fenton. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Service projects include road, on telephone poles, or at other off­ the growing season, he said. beautifully and bountifully in the hot site areas are not permitted, he said. weather of early July and one of the (CASH and CARRY) CALL 646-6464 entertainment of the pioarias Mid AKMHaiutHU pon a v m occaw o n ... residents of Manchester Those signs that are posted frequently most spectacular lilies I have ever stay up for several weeks after the sale 36 OAK ST., MAISCHESTER TO. 649J)T9I or 649.1443 FRKK Manor Convalescent Home Bigger payout urged seen grew at the home of Mr. and These two photos show Gary Schwartz of the Manchester Police has ended, he said. Anyone seeking to post Mrs. Clifford Hills. PARKIMO • FRANK CAKEITIR, Prop. and the Young Adults of Carter Chevrolet Department s Traffic Services Bureau, using one of the bureau's radar the Manchester Associa­ more than one sign for a tag sale must go WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A member Mrs Hills and I identified it as a 1229 MAIN ST. e MANCHESTER to the Zoning Board of Appeals. of the state gaming commission said regal lily, Mr. Hills concurring, after guns to monitor speed of motorists at the intersection of Camp Meeting tion for Retarded Citizens. Other officers installed Machell also said that town regulations Wednesday the payoff in the daily lottery we had read a description in a book Rd. and Carter St. The top photo shows the high visibility of the patrol should be increased. Also, the commission are as follows: Mrs. Rita permit one family to conduct tag sales for on exotic plants. The lily matched the car which is one of the main techniques used by the bureau to increase only five days per year. voted to require all licensees to disclose Slight Sccondt Berube, vice-president; details in the book, point after point. public awareness of safety. The bottom photo shows how the gun He also discussed the signs for roadside their ownership more fully. There was the tall, straight stem, Mrs. Debra Grondin, stands. registers the speed of the passing car which was 37 m.p.h. for this one in recording secretary; Mrs. which has to be sturdy to bear the MSPOSABLE DIAPERS the 35 m.p.h. zone. (Herald photos by Pinto) weight of a splendid whorl of TOALL Janet Atwood, correspon­ Mrs. Sharlet Wirzulis trumpet-shaped blossoms. BULK PACK. PINLES8 -Tnoc ding secretary, and Mrs. Marilyn Broneill, There were the gleaming white FORMER CUSTOMERS Tolland Area Association petals, curved back at the tip, with a treasurer. 50%-60% OFF ^ The group also ran a raf­ for the Retarded and Han­ ROPER PORTABLE yellow throat and bright gold OF dicapped which netted over anthers The buds, before they NEWBORN 20 lb. box approx .360 . . . M0.90 fle this past year for a GAS GRILL $ 1,000. opened, were pink to a pale purple LEW'S SUNOCO SERVICE color television for the new O A n iM E 30 lb. box approx. 360 . . . . *12.90 Big and versatile grilling area — and these shades held over on the out­ 404 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER 348 square Inches plus 110- side of the opened petals. •12.90 OVERNITE 28 lb. box approx. 216 . . . WEEKEND SPECIAL $ 1 4 9 0 0 square Inches of second There could be, said the book, from •12.90 cooking level. Non-rust 3 to 15 blossoms. This lily, at the peak TODDLER 30 lb. box approx. 180 .... WE HAVE LOST OUR LEASE 81 a? aluminum housing. 35,000 BTU of bloom, had 12 buds and blossoms, DAISIES LARGE BUNCH stainless steel burner. although a few of the first flowers to J n P ^ O R I USl FROM SUN OIL CO. open had faded and had been 649 782 0 CASH A CARRY removed before we took the picture. Short, narrow green leaves matched / wish to thank everyone for their A l fiicMiPttij 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 the printed description. The book past patronage and loyalty while / APPUANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO said the lily would 1^ fragrant, and it HdSmkiirr was was in business for the past 7 a.'S E. CENTER ST. We learned, also, that the regal lily years. originated in western China and that COR. HARTFORD G19-.'i268 it is reliably hardy in our climate. MANCHESTER Sincerely yours, Mrs. Hills has had her lily several OPEN: T0NI8HT 0 to 9 - FRI. 10 to 9 years and it grows a new stem and SAT. 10 to S - SUN. 12 to 4 LOU PELLETIER puts out more flowers each summer from the large bulb under the ground. The lily was a gift to Mrs. Hills from her next door neighbor, Mrs. Thomas Olander. Plant in fall “ A T T F M T i n U ” MANCHESTER To start lilies in your garden or to Traffic Service Bureau Special Introductory Offer I give lilies to a friend, wait until fall, H I I U 1 1 l U H AREA RESIDERTS trate on this fall will be the school the recommended time for planting. Some mail order houses send bulbs to (Conlinurcl Iruiii Page One) bus routes. Woods said. The cars will arrive at the best time for the variety follow the bus routes to identify which has been funded by a state areas of concern when school starts. 40-Channel “In-Dash” CB chosen. With the right choice of SPECIAL OFFERING-NO WAX VINYLS w grant since 1975, has definitely had They also will concentrate on the varieties, it is possible to have lilies ARMSTRONQ-AMTICO-CONGOLEUM-MANNINQTON an effect on reducing the number of in bloom from June until early commuter traffic times during the Ask for Vinnio serious accidents in town. daytime areas. September. He expects the addition of two of­ We had reports from home gar­ our MandMslM’ The traffic bureau previously ficers working at staggered hours worked from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. with ' I With AM/FM Radio deners at more than one location in Rop. who will from 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily, to have the two officers. town that Easter lily bulbs, set out­ glaWy you ANYWHERE an even greater impact. doors after they had been purchased a Troo osthmlo The two new officers in the bureau IM The bureau is now able to cover the are Gary Schwartz and Robert John­ C eW H h at a florist shop for bloom in the In your homo QtraHlyOnly high-accident time from 7 p.m. to 3 house at Easter, have blossomed nice­ $AVE8 son who started their duties May 1. AM/FMRadto and ghfo you a a.m., with the concentration on the The department has three radar un­ ly. Mrs. William Leone of Timrod Regal lily has magnificent cluster of blossoms on a six-foot frsa g ift. accidents in which "under the in­ TljrJB 6 Secure, "In-Dfiah” installation to help Rd. showed me an Blaster lily in WE NEASURE, MSTAU AM SERVICE!!! THE LOWEST PRICES ARE NOW! its now and three patrol cars for the stem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hills on Mill St., set fluence of alcohol" is identified as a traffic bureau. prevent theft. bloom for the second year outdoors. off by roses in flower border close to the house. (Photo bv contributing factor. The bureau * LED digital channel selector readout. It had six white trumpets on a single Call For Home Service 249-6S93 The Board of Directors approved Atwood) hours were expanded specifically to an appropriation of $27,500 state 6 Standby CB monitoring that allows you stalk. Another Easter lily, set out include an hour after the bars close, this year after the leaves had died grant for an additional six months to to monitor CB while listening to AM or according to Dep. Chief Richard Sar­ pay for the additional officers, vehi­ FM radio. back, showed a tuft of new green year 'round and gave the birds full progress of a new thistle, from Ver­ tor. cle and equipment. The money is ll» F growth just coming through the credit for keeping her yard and gar­ mont, given her by a relative. It is a FLOOR COVERING CENTER Another area which the increased 3 T ' BuJL For one week only you can purchase the ground. den free of beetles. Four of the provided by a Connecticut Highway cultivated plant that will bloom soon bureau staff will be able to concen­ Safety Program grant. Lafayette HB-4(X)0 at a special low intro­ Mrs. Vernon Greene of Henry St. feeders offer sunflower seeds and the with ball-shaped blue blossoms. The ductory price of only 179.99. Enjoy the showed us a lily on a heavy six-foot fifth one a mixed bird feed for the spines are not as fierce as those on best in 40-channel CB with features like stem that had seven open trumpets sparrows. our wild thistles. OF CONN.. INC. and five buds. The identifying label a dual conversion receiver, digital PLL Mr. Hills, retired three years as 408 New Britain Ave. • HARTFORD • 249-6593 circuity, and maximum legal pow er- had disappeared sometime in the Gave iris for church sale coordinator at the Travelers data Chowchilla: three years the lily has been in the (Plenty of Free Parking) • Master Charge • BankAmericard plus AM/FM stereo in one single unit. But Mr. and Mrs. Hills are both gar­ processing center in Windsor, had garden but it seems to be a close deners, Mr. Hills reponsible for the onion sets nearly ready for harvest, One-Wzek-Only Price hurry, next week it will sell for 199.99. relative of the regal, with the 179.99 vegetables and Mrs. Hills for tomatoes starting to bear fruit, green One year later characteristic whorl of blossoms on a flowers. Mrs. Hills had recently dug beans to be ready in a few days, and tall stalk. It grows taller and has her iris roots and set out some new sweet corn three weeks from By WILLIAM P. COLEMAN tinues to drive the school bus because "I more blossoms every year, Mrs. ones after giving her harvested roots harvest. He is experimenting this CHOWCHILLA, Calif. (UPI) - Two enjoy being around children.” He is reluc­ Sold Last Year For Greene said. to be sold in a bazaar at St. Bridget year with cucumber vines planted girls and a boy get off the school bus near tant to talk about his feelings. She had other lilies growing on Church. There were five bushels of where they can climb a fence. Cab­ their farm homes and Ed Ray closes the "Things have gotten back to normal in 119.95 shorter stems, one pink, one red and bages are starting to form heads. doors and pulls back onto the two-lane the past few months,” he said. "The only one yellow. roots and stems, she said. Flower colors were pink, blue, purple, Both Mr. and Mrs. Hills said they road. time I talk about it is when someone else Mrs. Greene called attention to the bronze, white and peach. have cut the size of their gardens as a The scorching sun, moving toward the mentions it.” house finches and house sparrows Her roses, shasta daisies and concession to retirement and have western horizon, casts shimmering reflec­ Eight of the children on Ray’s bus this coming to one or another of the five forget-me-nots were making a good fewer square feet to cultivate and tions on the road as several boys in the day were among those kidnaped with him, bird feeders she keeps supplied all weed, but more lawn grass to mow. Returns back of the bus roughhouse and two girls and his smile and "see you tomorrow” for showing and she is watching the whisper and giggle in their seat near the them seem to have a little something front. extra. But otherwise he treats all the It is a typical home from summer children with the same affection and good school run on Ray's bus, just like the one cheer. efmar1iel. Eial Middle Turnpike. M anchnier ESLE mind but not often anymore." mile from Chowchilla's main street Charlotte Keeney, roof repair at 88 Leon A. Newman, Sewickley, Pa., ^ Coming eoon; Moneymadiel II in Food Man. Mancheiter Partade stands a six-foot marble memorial with Associates, East Hartford, new Church St., $2,300. A quiet, shy man home at 49-51 Hemlock St., $30,000. and Carol J. Faber, East Hartford, Ray, a quiet, shy man who looks Ray's name and those of the kidnaped Joane B. Burke, roof repair at 64 July 23 at Emmanuel Lutheran. children engraved on it. Timothy J. Conneliy for Patrick Alton St., $225. younger than his 56 years, says he con- PAGE EIGHT A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 Obituaries Youth accused rs appointed of complicity Health plan coming Mrs. Germaine P. Paskey By BARBARA RICHMOND dependents,” Coleman said. l.iiiHuod M. Dill Manchester Composite Squadron to FOI Council Mrs. Germaine Proulx Paskey, 81, in accident of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Dr. John E. Rogers, Sr. of 1163 E. Rogers studied at the University of Herald Reporter He admitted that such a program isn’t suitable for EAST HARTFORD - Linwood M. formerly of Long Hill St., died tonight from 7 to 9:30 at Manchester Middle ’Tpke. has been appointed to Ghana in Accra, and the University On July 25 at 7 p.m. in the East Hartford Town Hall, everyone. He said one of the disadvantages is that it Dill. 70, of 249 Silver Lane died Wednesday at a local convalescent State Armory. Membership is open the Freedom of Information Council of Science and Technology in plans for a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) for tends to restrict the patients’ free choice of a physician Wednesday at his home from a self- Douglhs W. Ogden, 17, of 137 Bran­ home. to all young people from Grade 7 by Gov. Ella Grasso. Kumasi, both in Africa. He has East Hartford, Manchester and 14 other area towns will and hospital. inflicted gunshot wound, according to Mrs. Paskey was born in the ford St., was arrested today on a He added, however, that the program does give court-issued warrant charging him through high school. For more infor­ Rogers is a consultant in black toured Europe studying blacks be explained. police He was the husband of Mrs. Province of Quebec, Canada, and mation, call 646-6344 or 871-0257. history and culture at the University abroad. If all plans follow through, the proposed 27,000-square assurance of emergency services when they are needed; Henrietta Hines Dill. with misconduct with a motor vehi­ lived in East Hartford 50 years. of Hartford. His endeavors in the educational ' foot facility to carry out the program will be built in East immediate selection and access to a family physician on Mr Dill was born in Wilton, Maine, Survivors are a son, Roger J. cle in connection with an accident on the primary care team; the availability of specialists; A Bible study will be conducted In making the appointment. Gov. field have earned him an honorary Hartford on land on Ash St. in the Connecticut Blvd. and lived in East Hartford 31 years. Boisseau of South Windsor, 11 E. Middle Tpke. April 30 in which one lab and treatment services in one location, and 24-hour, tonight at 7:30 at United Pentecostal Grasso said: Doctor of Humane Letters degree redevelopment area. He was a charter member of the grandchildren and a great­ youth was killed and four others in­ seven-day-a-week coverage. Church, 187 Woodbridge St. “The citizens of our state are in­ from the University of Hartford. An application will be filed with the federal Depart­ International Association of grandchild. jured. “It’s assurance instead of insurance,” he said. deed fortunate that a person such as He has served extensively with ment of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) fora loan Machinists of East Hartford. Graveside services will be Friday Police said Ogden was the driver of Dr. Rogers with his sincere commit­ various civic, educational, religious of more than $1 million to get the program under way. He described HMOs to be a viable alternative and so He was a member of the Wesley at 11 a.m. in Soldier's Field, a second vehicle which was not Al-Anon family groups will meet ment to public service has accepted and fraternal groups. HEW defines HMO as an organized system of health far, the only alternative to purchasing and receiving care Memorial Methodist Church. directly involved in the accident, but tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Club, Northwood Cemetery, Wilson section my invitation to become a member care, providing comprehensive services for enrolled from the "disorganized health care delivery service we Other survivors are 2 sons, Mark is alleged to have made a contribu­ 102 Norman St., with the beginners Rogers is reputed to be the of Windsor. of this important commission. His members for a fixed, prepaid annual fee. now have.” A Dill and Randy L. Dill, both of tion to the accident. Police said they group meeting at 7:30, and Friday at foremost expert in Negro history in There are no calling hours. The program was explained in Ellington last night at a Persons belonging to HMO would sign a contract which East Hartford; 5 daughters, Mrs. could give no further details as to the 10 a m. at the South United Methodist long and distinguished experience as New England and Is listed in the 1967 The family suggests that friends an educator and an active participant meeting of the Health Systems Agency (HSA) of Subarea would be legal and binding. A charge of about $90 a month Lula Allen of North Jay. Maine, Mrs. exact connection between the cars so Church campus. Alateen for the 12- to edition of Outstanding Civic Leaders wishing to do so may make memorial in many civic and community affairs in America. E, by Bernard Crowley, executive director of the North would be what a person would pay for a family plan and .Mildred Coolidge of East Dixfield. as not to jeopardize the court case. 20-year-old children of problem gifts to the Heart Association of will make him a valuable member of Central Connecticut HMO. there would also be single and double plans for an in­ Maine, Mrs. Violet DeRenzo of All the accident victims were in a drinkers will meet tonight at 8 at the He serves as a corporator of the Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., the agency. Six hospitals would be involved in the consortium— Mt. dividual or man and wife. Portland, Maine, Mrs. Beverly Law- car driven by William Doll, 17, of Pathfinders Club. The family groups Savings Bank of Manchester and on Hartford, 06105. “He brings all these qualities and Sinai, St. Francis, Hartford, New Britain, Manchester The proposed program would start with 4'A physicians ton of West Caldwell. N.J.. and Mrs, 166A Tudor La. are open to those affected by the New England regional executive The Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Memorial and the Institute of Living. Rockville General scheduled to work 32'/z hours. There would be doctors on Linda Ervin of East Hartford; a Chris G. Winot, 18, of 181 Glenwood someone with a drinking problem. an added dimension to the people’s committee of the Boy Scouts of Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ America. would not be in it. call on weekends. brother. Ralph Dill of Maine; a half- St., a passenger in the car, was right to know, the special perspective ford, is in charge of arrangements. John R. Coleman of Vernon, consumer representative The grant from HEW would end the day the doors of the brother. Richard Burnham of Leeds, killed. Three other passengers were of the needs and problems of our Jehovah's Witnesses will hold minority citizens in their of HSA’s Subarea E, presented a position paper at last facility open. HMO must price itself competitively so in­ Maine; 14 grandchildren and 5 great­ treated for injuries. theocratic school and a service come meets expenses. Phillip O. Bourbeau The car driven by Doll hit a tree relationships with all levels of ( Fire calls night’s Ellington meeting. grandchildren. tonight at 7:30 at 726 N. Main St. government.” The plan has the support of the Greater Hartford Labor The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at VERNON —Phillip 0. Bourbeau, and a fence when it went out of con­ While noting that the HMO idea is not new, Coleman Dr. Rogers was a postal employe Manchester Council, several other union groups, the State of Connec­ the Newkirk and Whitney Funeral 51, of 21 Beverly Rd. died this mor­ trol near the intersection of E. Mid­ said H wasn’t until 1971 that the federal government for 40 years before his retirment in Wednesday, 11:49 a.m. —Gas ticut, Aetna Insurance Co., Southern New England Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ ning at the Veterans Hospital in dle Tpke. and Welcome PI. provided legislation and financial support for the The building committee of North 1968 as superintendent at the washdown at 1041 Main St. (Town) Telephone Co., the City of Hartford, Hartford Federation ford Burial will be Saturday in Newington. He was the husband of Ogden was released on a $500 non­ United Methodist Church will meet Wednesday, 5:09 p.m. —Odor of gas at organization. It was in 1973 that the HMO Act was signed of Teachers and the Connecticut Federation of Teachers, Lakeview Cemetery, Wilton, Maine. Mrs. Lillian Hebert Bourbeau. surety bond for court appearance Bishop’s Corner Branch in West into law to provide technical expertise and monies to tonight at 7:30 at the church. Hartford. 460 Main St. (Town) Connecticut Nursing Association, Gerber Scientific and Scene of fatal motorcycle-truck collision Friends may call at the funeral Mr. Bourbeau was bom Aug. 3, Aug. 1. form 4(X) to 500 HMOs by 1979. A self-educated man, he has lec­ Wednesday, 9:15 p.m, —Wire down on many other large employers. home Friday from noon until time of 1925, and lived in Vernon 25 years. New Bolton Rd. (Town) Coleman said now there are about 180 such The 27,000-square foot facility will accommodate more This photo taken from W. Middle Tpke. overlooking the exit ramp onto 1-86 shows the He was employed as a driver and tured to area schools, church and Wednesday. 9:15 p.m, —Smoking organizations in operation. The People’s Group will meet civic organizations, college classes than 18,000 subscribers. This is the figure that is con­ motorcycle on which Annette Bedard, 23, of 655 Talcottville Rd., Vernon, was killed shortly warehouse despatcher for Capitol tonight at 8 at Mott’s Community transformer at 67 Wyllys St. (Town) ”ln essence, HMOs are formed to provide those who sidered the break-even point. before noon Wednesday. The motorcycle had not yet been moved, when the photo was Liquors in Hartford for 17 years until and classes for the U.S. Navy on his Wednesday, 9:26 p.m. —Tree struck by are dissatisfied with the existing system with an alter­ Hall. There will be a guest speaker findings from 30 years of study of the taken, from the spot where it landed after colliding with a tractor-trailer truck. State •Mrs. .Miriam B. McCarthy retiring in 1975. whose topic will be social security.. lightning at 64 Wyllys St. (Town) native method of purchasing and receiving medical and If plans move along without any snags, the facility blacks contribution to history, es­ Today, 4:52 a.m. —Trailer truck acci­ Mrs. Miriam B. McCarthy, 79, of He was a member of the Disabled Refreshments will be served. health care services for themselves and their could be in operation by December 1978. Police said Ms. Bedard apparently failed to observe the posted regulations at the highway American Veterans. pecially in New England. dent on 1-86, between Exits 92 and 93. 215 Center St., Milton. Pa., died ^Districl^ entrance which warn motorists not to change lanes for at least 1,000 feet. She was wearing Wednesday night at Manchester Other survivors are his mother, a helmet when she was thrown about 100 feet from the motorcycle. The driver of the truck, Memorial Hospital from injuries Mrs. Mary Bourbeau of Manchester; Helicopter Main-N. Main Robert Cortese, 60, of Jackson, N.J., was uninjured and not charged by State Police! received when the car in which she a son. Larry Bourbeau of Cummings criticizes (Herald photo by Pinto) was riding was involved in a seven- Manchester: a daughter, Phyllis shot down walk light vehicle accident June 29 on Bourbeau of West Willington; a a d ju s te d Interstate 84 in East Hartford. She brother. Nelson Bourbeau of GOP leader’s charges H e r a l C J was the widow of James D. Kingston, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A U.S. Police Chief Robert Lan- Theodore Cummings, leaders sink,” Cummings said. .McCarthy and the mother of C. Gerard(Edna) Bernard of Coventry, cargo helicopter invaded North nan has announced that a Manchester’s Democratic Chairman, "The Republican chairman again Town bans motor vehicles Deane McCarthy of 241 Hollister St. and a grandchild. Korean territory by “navigational walk light at Main and N. One of The Stop & Shop Companies has criticized Republican Town shows how insensitive he is to people SECOND mistake,” President Carter said Biadkiesi with whom she had been visiting for The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Sts. has been Chairman Thomas Ferguson for by making sensational but unsubstan­ SECTION the past three months. Main St., is in charge of today, and was shot down. Three adjusted to allow senior m o l d in g s • TILES BRICK making “sensational but unsubstan­ tiated charges,’’ he said. THURSDAY Mrs. McCarthy was born in arrangements which are incomplete. crew members were killed and one citizens at the Mayfair p a n e lin g tiated charges” against Democratic Cummings also said that the JULY 14, 1977 Catawissa, Pa. captured. Gardens elderly housing Director Phyllis Jackston. Democratic party has refrained from from Center Springs Park Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Carter told an early morning project longer time to m Earlier this week,' Ferguson making similar charges in the past Hester Sessions of Milton, Pa., three Annette Bedard meeting of Democratic senators that cross the intersection. requested that Mrs. Jackston resign when “Republicans or their friends Town of Manchester officials have can presently enter the park. Peck, said of the park, “There's a lot grandchildren and five great­ VERNON — Annette Bedard, 22, of South Korean troops fired a shot at The residents had com­ tv:. from the Board of Directors because in sensitive positions” have gone decided to prohibit vehicle traffic in A petition signed by about 75 of traffic in and out, and there’s a lot grandchildren. 655 Talcottville Rd. was pronounced the Chinook helicopter to warn that it plained that the walk light of a scheduled hearing before the before town zoning boards. Center Springs Park in response to residents who live near the park was of litter.” He said that the litter in­ The funeral is Saturday at the John dead on arrival at Manchester was nearing North Korean territory. time was not sufficient for easy-does-it O town’s Zoning Board of Appeals. The He criticized the local Republicans recent complaints from neighbors of presented to the Board of Directors cludes beer bottles, Shaw Funeral Home, 400 N. Front Memorial Hospital Wednesday from He said the chopper landed to in­ them to cross the busy in­ hearing is an appeal of a stop-work for muckraking. About town the area. Tuesday night. Lannan said that he could not agree St., Milton, Pa. Burial will be in Har­ injuries received when the motorcy­ spect for damages, took off again, tersection. Some of the order issued by the town for an addi­ “He who rakes may get a little dir­ The decision to eliminate the traf­ The petition said that people meet with the proposal to close the park at mony Cemetery, Milton. cle she was driving collided with a then was shot down by North Korean seniors had started tion at 72 Maple St. that had been ty,” Cummings said. fic from the park was made in the park and create noise, litter, redecorating (jummings also said that the sundown. He said that such a move The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 truck on Interstate 86. fire. crossing N. Main where started by Mrs. Jackston and her The auxiliary of the VFW will con- Wednesday afternoon at a meeting and vandalism problems. Democratic executive committee would not be fair to many residents Main St., is in charge of local Miss Bedard was bom July 14, Carter said two crew members there was not a crosswalk, husband, Nicholas. duuct a mystery ride on Tuesday, attended by Town Manager Robert “Residents of the area no longer met Wednesday night to continue who enjoy the park for walking and arrangements. 1954, in Springfield, Mass., and lived were killed in the crash and a third Lannan noted, which is a Cummings said of Ferguson’s July 26. The bus will leave the Post B. Weiss, Police Chief Robert D. feel safe to walk in or use the park 0) review of candidates for November. recreation. in Manchester most of her life. died in an exchange of gunfire. The very dangerous practice. statement, “ His remarks try to Home, 608 E. Center St. promptly at Lannan, Park Superintendent Ernest when the unruly gatherings com­ One of those who met with the "I see it as a disservice to those John J. Balesano Sr. She was a secretary in the whereabouts of the fourth crewman He also said the children CORK damage the integrity of a hard­ 6 p.m. Deadline for reservations is J. Tureck, and about a dozen mence,” the petition said. who would benefit from the park,” he CUSTOM COLOR committee------was Mrs. Jackston, . he July 20. For information and reser- EAST HARTFORD - John J. purchasing department of Pratt & was not immediately known. seeing the adults do this WALLPAPER working town director. But, in the residents. The petition also requested a said. “These parks are for the Whitney Division of United Carter told the senators, “We are makes them think it is all end, I’m sure they (the remarks) will said. There has been concern raised vations call Bridget Marceau at 649- The Park Department will install curfew beginning at sunset for the people.” Balesano Sr., 65, of the state by some party members about Mrs. 8891 Technologies in East Hartford for trying to let the Koreans know that a right to cross away from be remembered for just what they gates at entrances where vehicles park and posting of town ordinances, Veterans Home and Hospital. Rocky Jackston seeking re-election because Intensified police patrol of the park Hill, died Tuesday at the hospital. He about three years. Before that, she mistake was made by our crew and the intersection. The in­ LOOK WHAT'S ON SALE NOW are — shallow and politically in­ such as the prohibition of liquor on area will also be continued. worked for First Hartford Realty in not let the incident escalate into a tersection is also next to spired. of the Maple St. matter. town-owned property. was the father of Mrs. Antoinette Cummings said that the committee ”We know it’s an on-going trouble Gutowski of East Hartford. Manchester. confrontation.” The craft was on a Robertson Park and Swan­ THRU SATURDAY, JULY 16 “The Democratic committee One Lodge Dr. resident, Raymond spot. We’ve been watching it,” Lan­ She graduated from Manchester routine flight from the west coast to son pool. regrets the Republican chairman’s and Mrs. Jackston had a “candid" Manchester police report Mr. Balesano was born in Hartford discussion but, no final decisions nan said. where he lived most of his life until High School in 1972. the east coast of Korea, he said. The Department of comments about Mrs. Jackston. She was a communicant of St. Carter said the craft lost its Transportation authorized Unusually heavy demands may were reached about her or any other moving to Rocky Hill two years ago. They seem typical, however, of the John J. Ricci, 30, of 47 Wilfred Rd., A motorcycle was stolen from an James Church. “navigational fix, that’s our sur­ the change in the walk light require our setting reasonable potential candidate, he said. He was a World War H Army SunAllllicUO level to which, some Republican was arrested Wednesday on a Oakland St. home Wednesday and a Survivors are her parents, Lucien mise.” cycle time. quantity limits on some of the Police chief defends veteran. items in fairness to all customers. warrant charging him with issuing a 10-speed bicycle was left in its place, and Doris Roy Bedard; a brother, Carter ap|)eared somber and spoke A meeting has also been Other survivors are his wife, a son, bad check. He was released on a $500 the owner reported to police early Roger Bedard of West Willington; a in solemn tones. “We don’t know scheduled next Tuesday at Wife found dead two other daughters, five brothers nonsurety bond for court appearance today. sister, Mrs. David (Janice) Heritage what the attitude of the crew was or 12:30 p.m. in the Communi­ Capitol Hill sex scandal. town-paid luncheons two sisters and four grandchildren. McLEAN, Va. (UPI) - The 55- Aug. 1, Two 10-week old Husky puppies of Manchester, several nieces and what the problem was,” he said. He ty Hall at Mayfair Gardens Fairfax County police said Young Robert D. Lannan, the Town of The funeral is Friday at 8 p.m. in year-old wife of Rep. John Young, D- Thefts Wednesday included a 20- were stolen from a fenced backyard The fact was verified by two nephews. gave no indication of exactly where to explain the new system entered the bedroom of their home M anchester’s Chief of Police, the chapel of the state Veterans Tex., died Wednesday night, ap­ gauge shotgun which was reported at 42 Hyde St. Wednesday. The pup­ employes of the treasurer’s office. The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 the helicopter was shot down. to the residents. Phyllis about 7 p.m. to discover his wife, Home and Hospital in Rocky Hill. parently taking her own life, a little stolen from a Lenox St. home. pies, a black male and a tan female, Wednesday defended his department The department, for instance, a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Saich, registered nurse in Jane, suffering from a bullet wound Full military honors will be accorded He said contact had been made more than a year after the con­ A 1970 Ford was reported stolen were valued at $200. in its practice of sometimes charging spent $288.61 in two major area Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass at 9 the Manchester Public in the head. at the gravesite in Col. Raymond F. with the North Koreans. A meeting gressman was implicated in a from the parking lot of the UA lunches to the town. residents during 1975-76 fiscal year. at St. James Church. Burial will be in Health Nursing Associa­ A 22-caIiber pistol was found A motorcycle was also stolen Gates Memorial Cemetery, Rocky has been scheduled at Panmunjom Theatre East Wednesday night while Wednesday night from the rear of 139 The practice is permitted when . “We culminate more business over St. James Cemetery. tion and James McCooe, beside the bed. There was no suicide Hill. Friday and the Americans were the owner was in the movie. Hilliard St. town business is conducted at a lunch than any other department,” Friends may call at the funeral note. Friends may call at the Rose Hill trying to move up the time. In Seoul, community relations of­ Three persons A boat motor was stolen from the lunch, but Town Manager Robert B. Lannan said. He said that other town Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Warren C. ficer for the Police Depart­ Weiss sent a memorandum to depart­ officials, such as Weiss and Con­ p.m. back yard of a Wetherall St. home Hill, today from 7 to 9 p.m. Hamm, United Nations Command ment, will speak to the are injured between July 9 and Wednesday. ment heads suggesting that some troller Thomas S. Moore, act as The family suggests that those senior delegate, said in a message to seniors. Area police report savings might be made in luncheon watchdogs over such expenses and wishing to do so many make A purse, wallet and beach bag were North Korea that he had confirma­ in accident stolen from the kitchen of a Cooper and other expenses that are billed to would inform him of any problems. Bernard Schubert memorial gifts to the St. James tion the helicopter was shot down at the town. Three persons were taken to Coventry appearance Aug. 2. St. home Wednesday night, but were Weiss said that his letter to depart­ A memorial service for Bernard School Fund. 38 degrees, 35 minutes, 55 seconds A study of lunch vouchers in the ment heads was not aimed at any one Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital and a William Welliver, 17, of Spring South Windsor found immediately in the back yard Schubert, 77, formerly of 130 West St. north latitude and 128 degrees, 21 of a neighboring home, with the treasurer’s office showed that the department, but as a general budget­ Rockville man was arrested as the Rd., Coventry, was arrested Joseph Sarnoski, 55, of Windsor, who died June 11 in Cracow, Poland, minutes, 0 seconds east longitude. hospital notes money missing. Police Department had more such tightening procedure. result of an accident on 1-88 near exit Wednesday on a Common Plqas was arrested Wednesday on a Com­ expenses than any other department. while vacationing and touring in 93 at 4:30 a.m. today. Europe will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Court warrant charging him wfth mon Pleas Court warrant charging Discharged Tuesday: Nan­ Duane Clifford, 46, of Rockville, three counts each of third-degree him with negligent homicide with a Rockville the Manchester Grange Hall, 105 cy DeGemmis, Glastonbury; was charged with reckless driving Olcott St. burglary and third-degree larceny motor vehicle. hospital notes Massage ordinance Vivian Boulette, 205 O’Connell when the pickup truck he was driving and one count of fourth-degree Sarnoski was the driver of the car Grange members and friends are Dr., East Hartford; Kevin allegedly caused a tractor-trailer invited to attend. Marquis, 250 Smith St., South larceny in connection with June in­ involved in an accident July 6 in Admitted Tuesday: Kathryn ^Ihe Great truck go out of control and strike a cidents in Coventry. He is scheduled which Warren Peichert, 23, of Broad Baker, Court St., Rockville: Mr. Schubert was born in Niese, Windsor; Janice Doyie, second tractor-trailer, all in the to be discussed Glastonbury; Grace Gess, 26 to appear in court Aug. 2. Brook, suffered fatal injuries. John Connelly, Franklin St., DANBURY’ Germany and lived in Manchester for westbound lanes. ' 70 years. He was plant manager of Little St.; Diane Boulay, 49 Coventry Police also arrested Peichert was riding a motorcycle. Rockville: Alan Goulet, Ban­ The driver of the first truck hit was croft Rd., Rockville; Maria Pioneer Systems, Inc. here when he Manchester Town Counsel Victor I. Ferguson to discuss changes she has Alton St.; Barbara McMullen, three Rockville youths on warrants The accident happened on Rt. 5 in STATE Moses will meet Monday with 69 Hillside Dr., Ellington; Robert Preston, 25, of White Plains, yesterday. Thomas Marschat, 17, of South Windsor. Haraesy, Ellington; James retired in 1968. proposed for a massage parlor or­ Hurst, Grove St., Rockville; Republican Director Vivian dinance. Marion Crossen, 137 N. Elm N.Y., who was examined at the 17 High St., was charged with eight Sarnoski was released on his He was buried in Nysa, Poland. hospital and discharged. Carl Pfeifer, Mt. Vernon Dr., DANBURY FAIRGROUNDS The ordinance is being considered St.; Viola Chapman, 168 Sum­ counts of third-degree larceny; promise to appear in court Aug. 1. mit St. The driver of the second truck Vernon; Dorothy Shorten, Routes 6. 7 and 1-84 by the Town Board of Directors to Joseph DeLaurentis, 20, of 13 Spring Tolland Grove St., Rockville; Daniel Also, Arbutus Shepps, 34 which was hit, Frederick Robbins, St. was charged with three counts of place stricter requirements on Charter Rd., Ellington; Marie Rodney A. Elliott, 20, of 154 E. Soucy, Glenwood St., Mrs. Malone decities massage parlors. Moses wrote the 40, of Easton, Md. and a passenger, third-degree larceny; and Deborah Bergin, 158 Pearl St.; Ruth Robbins, 24, of Easton were Main St., Rockville, was treated at Manchester; Maurice Thomp­ proposed ordinance after the board Shaw, 19, of 65 Mountain St. was son, Franklin St., Rockville; Elizabeth Carroll, 44 Philip both treated for minor injuries and Rockville General Hospital early this presenting supported a suggestion by Mrs. Rd.; Louis Bednarz, 2 Tolland charged with three counts of third- morning for chest pains he com­ Ann Vatteroni, Brookfield not to seek re-election Ferguson that such an ordinance be St., East Hartford; Susan released. degree larceny. Rd., Bolton; Harriette State police had no further details plained of after the truck he was SHOWCASE of AMERICAN ARTISTS and CRAFTSMEN Another member of the Mrs. Malone end this year. Odom’s considered. Cybert, Broad Brook; Police said the arrests were made Wetherell, Grove St., this morning, except that traffic was driving on Rt. 74 went off the road Rockville. Manchester Board of Education — term ends in 1978, but since there is Many town residents spoke in favor Christopher Tracy, Williman- in connection with thefts of CB and struck a utility pole. From All Ovor Th« Countryl tic; Harriet Haslett, 78 Blue tied up for some time as a result of radios. The three were released on Discharged Tuesday; Anna Republican Beverly Malone — has in­ no municipal election next year, his of the proposal at a public hearing Police said Elliott fell asleep. The Baron, Union St., Rockville; held Tuesday night. Ridge Dr. the accident, but had been cleared by non-surety bonds for court FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY dicated that she will not seek re- post will be filled by elected this fall. about 8 a.m. utility pole was cut in half. Elliott Daniel Chapman, South St., election in November. Odom said he will complete his term Mrs. Ferguson proposed some was charged with failure to drive Rockville; Nancy Hannon, Contacted by the Herald,, Mrs. but does not want to continue past changes that she felt would tighten Due to a right. Court date is July 22. Wrights Mill Rd., Coventry; Malone said, “I just don’t feel that I next year. the ordinance as drawn up by Moses. Vernon James Lyman, Tolland: have the amount of time needed for Two other members of the board, She suggested that the ordinance typographical Dobkin cites value Harold Meyers, Range Hill i JULY 15 Mary Ragis of Wethersfield was Rd., Vernon; Terence Orkin, the job." She said that she had John Yavis and Eleanor Coltman, specifically state that contact with Noon to t p.m. to a.m. to 0 p.m. tO a*m. to 0 p.m. planned to make a formal announce­ have terms that end in 1978. Both are the genital area be prohibited. Her error, charged Wednesday with following John Dr., Vernon; Anthony too closely. She was involved in a ment soon about her intention not to Democrats, and both will seek re- other suggestions included ones that Rogers, ^u th Terrace, Ver­ of cancer research two-car accident on 1-86 in Vernon. nonA rthur Rolher, Orchard run again. election, according to Democratic the parlors be required to keep daily the sale dates It's Fascinating! It's Interesting! It's Educationall customer lists and that the police Police said her car struck the rear of St.,' Rockville; Robert Three other present members of Town Chairman Theodore Cum­ The war against cancer may not will help them to benefit from early Schneider, Ellington; Daniel mings. chief review all applications for for the a car driven by Therese Brandshaft SOMETHING OF INTEREST FOR EVERY MEMBER the Board of Education have said 1 3 yet be won, but cancer research has diagnosis and treatment. Stefanik, Crestridge Dr., Ver­ ^ of Dix Hills, N. Y. Court date is July that they will not be running again The remaining three board licenses. OUR REG. 17.99 resulted in more complete Advances have been made with . non; Stephen Von Euw, this fall. They are Chairman Allan “She came up with some WAREHOUSE 22 OF THE FAMILY! members — Democrats Carolyn knowledge about the nature of cancer new drugs and combined drug Lawrence St., Rockville, suggestions that are good, and I want Jeffrey Brown, 21, of 179 Talcott­ Thomas and Albert Harris, both Becker and Paul Greenberg and OUTLET and improved treatment for patients. therapies in addition to surgery and Birth Tuesday; A son to Mr. to go over them with her,” Moses ville Rd., Vernon, was arrested Democrats, and Earl Odom, a Republican Verna Hublard - have According to M. Adler Dobkin, radiation in cancer treatment. There and Mrs. Gary Parent, SEE the finest Artists and Craits People in actual Wednesday on a warrant charging Florence St., Manchester. Republican, Like Mrs. Malone, all of terms that end in 1979. Thus, those said. A major area of concern for Advertisement president of the Manchester Unit, is therapy that develops the body’s him is that the ordinance stays him with two counts each of third- the candidates mentioned that board positions will be filled during the 1979 American Cancer Society, more than natural disease-fighting system. Admitted Wednesday: John demonstrations of their art . work does make time demands on its municipal election. within constitutional guidelines. degree larceny and forgery. He was should have $2 million of cancer research is being An especially dramatic example of E. Connelly, Hayes Ave,, members. “If I can put them in without released on a non-surety bond for South Windsor; Doreen Peat, Mrs. Malone’s decision continues funded by the American Cancer what cancer research can mean Ls “It really does take an awful lot of treading on constitutional grounds, read court appearance Aug. 10. Park Ave.,. East Hartford; SHOP . . . for Gifts... for home ... for the holidays this year’s shake-up in Manchester Society. that up to 95 per cent of children with time,” Mrs. Malone said as she then I’ll incorporate them,” he said Save 4.001 Panelstrips® do-lt-yourself Robert Thompson of 22 Tamerack Alfonso Renna, Hyde Ave., politics. Along with the four W edap The American Cancer Society acute leukemia or cancers of the explained her decision. She is com­ members of the Board of Education of Mrs. Ferguson’s proposals. Lane, Vernon, was charged Rockville; Kimberlie Vaughn, Children under 12, 50 cents home decor package. Genuine hardwood recognizes that 70 to 90 per cent of all bone can now be treated so well that Wednesday with improper backing, Village St., Rockville, ADMISSION: Adults $150 pleting her first term, which started who will not run in November, four Mrs, Ferguson said that she hopes cancers in people are caused by fac­ in 1974. July 13th 3"x4' panelstrips. Package covers 33 sq. ft. they experience long-term remission after he backed over a bicycle. His present members of the Town ^ a r d '**?® board can adopt the proposed or- tors In the environment. Change in and over 5Q-per cent are disease free Discharged Wednesday: FREE PARKING FREE ENTERTAINMENT Includes pre-cut mounting tape. Can be cut and court date for that charge is July 29. Paul Gessay, Snips St., The Board of Education has of Directors have already said that finance at its next meeting Tuesday thru our lifestyle may prevent many five years after diagnosis. Not long staggered terms that require only night. Police said Thompson was arrested Rockville; Valinda Nutter, they will not seek re-election. They applied into a 'V, circle or square design. cancers, Dobkin said. He advises in­ ago, these children may not have had Refreshments Available on the grounds some of its members to seek re- ”If you keep tabling it, you may again later for making harassing Irene Dr., Vernon; Patricia are Mayor Matthew Moriarty, Satap Available only at the Bradleet below. forming cancer-risk individuals of much of a chance. Because of cancer election in any given year. Robert Price, and Pascal Prignano, have other businesses coming in un­ phone calls. On that charge he was P a c k e r, Vernon St., the environmental and genetic fac­ research, many of them are un­ The terms of Thomas, Harris and all Democrats, and Paul Willhide, a der the wire,” she said. Ju ly 10th released for court appearance Aug. Manchester; Thomas Reilly, SILVER U N E ______«ST HARTFlim tors that may lead to cancer which doubtedly cured, Dobkin said. to. Dailey Circle, Rockville. Republican. (• PACK TWQ-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, July 14, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD', Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. July 14, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Area chamber won’t move I If you have | New tests show Instead of moving its office from fice would be there would be, some bound exit ramp. I news for area | people who would be far removed Moriarty’s takes Little League title Lafayette Square (Rt, 30), the board Lamont said anyone who has com­ townSf call: | of directors of the Rockville Area from it. ments should put them in writing and § inn water okay Chamber of Commerce decided Bernie Cantor said when the final leave them at the Memorial Turning on the power in the Army & Navy, titlists of the Wednesday to see if signs can be put decision is made the board should Building. Mayor Thomas Benoit will ^ Andover after two outs. John Hedlund worked Army & Navy threatened in the relay. Bolton there is a period without rain, he will third inning, National League American League, was 2-2. hurler Krajewski did a fine job up for identification. bear in mind that most of the analyze them and send the concerns Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 out a full count base on bails and Jeff fifth coming up with but one run, Kevin Brophy lined a double over striking out eight and issuing only Water from the well at the Alpha- take samples of the lake water and The Vets opened the scoring in the Popik, who belted a home run in the The recommendation to move the chamber business is done by phone. to state representatives. champs Moriarty Brps. cap­ falling short in the end. Hill stroked the leftfielder’s head but Ellis trying one free pass. The Vets’ outhit ^ Bolton Omega Inn on Bolton Lake is do extensive tests on it for the Alpha- bottom of the first inning on a Billy opening game of the tournament, his second safety of the contest and office to a store front location was He suggested that the office stay In a written ballot vote, polling all tured the 1977 Town Little to score was thrown out at the plate Moriarty’s, 8-3, but couldn’t come up S Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 "perfect and has absolutely nothing Omega Inn. Hill single, passed ball which moved slugged No. i, a two-run shot over the moved to second on a passed ball. on a relay from Hedlund to third made by a board member, where it is because of the favorable chamber members, six new directors Hutchinson will take samples from League Tournament title last with the all-important runs. wrong with it." him to second and opposite field leftfield fence for a 2-1 lead. Krajewski reached safely on an in­ baseman Rick Saucier to catcher An­ Policeman William Yetz, who had rent. The board agreed and Diana were elected to the board for the ^I Coventry various locations around the lake and night with a 3-2 duke over pnminiT vaat 'THav ara rinvr r*'imK(>So S __ _ Calvin Hutchinson, sanitarian, said single to left by Ken Krajewski. field error and lanky Tim Ellis dreana. Winning hurler Tim Feshler Doing a fine job behind the plate made a survey of business people at said he will investigate putting up coming year. They are Guy Cambda bring them to the state Department Tim Feshler reached on a three- § Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 he spoke with Dr. Benjamin Cosenza, Army & Navy at Leber Field. In the top of the third frame, Coach followed with a single to center bore down to get the third out. was Lou Pilver with Ken Monroe, Vernon Circle, in the center of signs. Jr. of the Savings Bank of Tolland; of Health for testing. base error and catcher Bob Andreana Rockville, and along Rt. 83. He said Steven Lamont, president of the Donald Gates, Ellington branch of Ellington operator of Coe Laboratory in Storrs, Moriarty’s went through tourney Mike Falkowski’s charges went to drove him home with what proved to plating Hill. Krajewski trying to Feshler exhibited fine control fan­ Drew Gustafson and Jerry Kennedy who tested a sample of the water Samples of water taken from both play unbeaten in three starts while reach third was gunned down on a umpiring on the bases. most people didn't know where the board, told directors that this week South Windsor Bank and Trust Co.; s Barbara Richmond ..643-2711 work with all the damage coming be the winning marker. ning six and walking none. Losing taken Tuesday. Cosenza is certified the lake and the inn, taken June 30| chamber office is. He said the move would be the last chance they have to Larry Merlino, Kingfisher Corp. of were tested by the state Department would bring in new members. comment on proposed highway Tolland; Robert Noonan, individual IH ebron by the state to do water analysis. Hutchinson said three more water of Health and were declared unsafe At Wednesday's meeting Steve changes at Vernon Circle. member; Joseph Paradis, individual ^ Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 for bathing and drinking. Diana, who studied the proposal, said He said his impression is that the member, and Yetz. samples were taken Wednesday from ^ South Windsor the inn and brought to Coe The question of whether or not All-Star the reason for it was to increase the town has decided to go with what the In the fall the board will elect four Hutchinson took the water samples Hobson’s roundtripper Laboratory for more extensive visibility of the chamber, which state is providing. He said he doesn’t more members. ^ Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 properly was raised. serves Vernon, Tolland and know whether officials consider the testing. I Tolland Hutchinson said in talking to Dr. The reason why the water samples Ellington. plan good or they are tired of taken June 30 showed a high bacteria pitching He suggested the board consider arguing. Cosenza he learned if a water sample I Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 count has baffled everyone involved. paces Red Sox victory asking the owner of the building Area fire calls was taken after a rainfall, it would Lamont said maps of the proposed Hutchinson said the question of housing the existing office to allow I Vernon very likely show a high bacteria plans for Vernon Circle are in the whether or not people should be erection of a sign. count. Cosenza said water samples CLEVELAND hits—including a three-run engineering office at the Memorial I Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 swimming in the lake is un­ selected Rice. He drove in four runs nings because of soreness Tolland County should not be taken for several days homer into the upper deck Board member Daniel Wright also Building. answerable at this time. (UPI) — The Boston with his 22nd and 23rd in his left leg. Mike Paxton suggested that signs of indentifica- Wednesday, 11:44 a.m. —Investigation after a rainfall. NEW YORK (UPI) - Frank press book says in left field with two out in homers of the season. blanked the Indians for two of dryer fire, Daryl Dr., Vernon. Cosenza told Hutchinson as soon as tion and direction be put at Vernon Merchants and property owners in Tanana of the California “Butch” holds one of the 10th inning, to spark "It was the first hit I innings before being Circle and other highway exits. Wednesday, 6:02 p.m. —Investigation Angels and Mark Fidyrich of the Red Sox to a 9-7 victory ever got off Jim Kern,” chased in the seventh and the Vernon Circle shopping com­ of furnace fire. Prospect St., Rockville. __ w the keys to the Red Joseph Cappossella, another board plexes are against the p ro p o ^ plan the Detroit Tigers were named over the Cleveland Indians. said Hobson. “It was a replaced by ace reliever member, said that wherever the of­ Today, 10:40 a m. —Apartment fire, 28 Sox’ success in Also supplying the long- pitch down and in, but my Bill Campbell. because of the elimination of an east- Franklin St., Rockville. to the American League’s All- 1977—and he showed bail for the hard-hitting greatest satisfaction com­ Campbell fanned Kuiper Lake people want hearing Star pitching staff today, even why Wednesday night. Red Sox, who now have hit es from the fact that the and Buddy Bell to end the though Manager Billy Martin Butch Hobson, the 25- three homers in one game Red Sox won the game. Cleveland threat and took a Bolton swift action in order to enjoy the taken as far as the noise was con­ acknowledged neither may see year-old Boston third on 16 occasions this season, "If the pitch was a little 6-4 lead into the ninth Educator won’t run again Atty. Daniel Harris of Vernon Rd., remainder of the summer in peace.” cerned. They included private action in the game. baseman, banged out four was designated hitter Jim higher, I wouldn’t have hit before the Indians sent the it,” added Hobson, who is Bolton, has asked the state Liquor A date for the hearing has not yet citizens bring action, zoning Tanana, a 12-game winner, and game into overtime with a hitting .526 on his current South Windsor during the term she was elected vice- developer Jean Jacques to begin the Control Commission to schedule a been set. regulations amended and adoption of Fidyrich, the rookie sensation and Grab bag news pair of runs. chairman. nine-game batting streak. After Jim Norris singled Board of Education member third (aod final) phase of the Chapel hearing so complaints against the Town Atty. Jerome Walsh told the a municipal noise regulation. American League All-Star game Rice drilled his first two- home one run, Campbell Marion Morrisette, a Democrat, has Rezoning approved Hill subdivision. Alpha-Omega Inn may be registered Board of Selectmen it would be best Owners of the Alpha-Omega Inn starting pitcher in 1976, are suffering run homer into the upper walked Bell to fill the said she will not seek re-election in The South Windsor Planning and Tim Wentzell was granted permis­ formally. to complain to the liquor commission were summoned to appear in Tolland from arm and shoulder ailments and Billy Martin threatens leftfield deck in the first in­ bases, struck out John the fall. Zoning Commission (PZC) has ap­ sion to keep horses on 4.3 acres of Harris said three individuals have about the sale of alcoholic beverages. County Superior Court this morning are unlikely to pitch in ’Tuesday’s ning. He also sent a fifth Lowenstein but hit Andre Mrs. Morrissette, a professional proved rezoning on nine acres on land off Governor’s Highway, observed the sale and consumption of He said, "If their license con­ to answer complaints by several game. New York Yankee The All-Star baseball inning blast over the artist, said she wants to devote more Pleasant Valley Rd.,’ allowing providing he builds a bam and fences beer outside the building. Harris said ditions the sale of beverages within Bolton Lake area residents. Named to the staff along with Thornton with a pitched Smiling Jeff Popik (with helmet) nears home plate after Manager Billy Martin has game at Yankee Stadium centerfield fence off ball to force the extra in­ time to her painting, which she said smaller lots on the property. in the area. he and three other Bolton Lake the confines of the building, the sale The plaintiffs are asking for a tem­ Tanana and Fidyrich were Jim threatened to bar “cer­ Tuesday night is a sellout, Cleveland starter Wayne nings. has suffered because of the many One of the owners, Grace Case, Scholars named residents are prepared to testify to of such beverages outside the porary and permanent injunction Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles, smashing two-run homer in third inning which gave Moriarty’s tain” sportswriters from the Yankees announced. Garland after Fred Lynn Reliever Bill Lee came hours she has devoted to the school said the zone change was requested Two South Windsor youths who noise generated from concerts at the building could be handled by that prohibiting the loud noise and con­ Vida Blue of the Oakland A’s, Bill lead for good. (Herald Photo by Dunn) the team bus, plane and Top entries in the Plea­ singled to snap a 3-3 on in the 10th for Boston board. to allow the sale of two 100-foot lots. graduated from high school this year inn. agency as a violation." trolling the conduct of customers Campbell of the Boston Red Sox, clubhouse. Martin com­ sant Valley Golf Classic deadlock. and allowed one run to get "I love being on the board,” she The remainder of the land was leased are among eight Greater Hartford Harris said, "I would appreciate Walsh said several steps could be when they leave the premises. They Dave LaRoche of the California plained about stories con­ which begins today in Sut­ ’The Indians tallied once the first save of the year. said, "but I love painting more. 1 to a farmer and there are no plans to also seek $50,000 in damages. Angels, Jim Kern of the Cleveland high school students who have been cerning “the manager ver­ ton, Mass., are Jack in the third on Duane Kern lost his fifth game gave two years and now I would like build, she said. named Capital Area Scholars by Indians and Sparky Lyle of Martin’s sus the owners, the owners Nicklaus and Tom Watson, Kuiper’s run-scoring single in eight decisions after he to get back to what I really want." The property, owned by Alfreda Trinity College, Hartford. New York Yankees. versus the players and the who just had a torrid duel and Charlie Spikes belted a retired the first two Boston Mrs. Morrisette was elected to her Case. Grace Case and Porter Blinn, Among the prominent pitchers Transmission knocked out Timithy Jon Oberg, son of Mr. and players versus the at the British Open. Wat­ 450-foot homer off Boston hitters in the 10th. Scott first term two years ago. She polled is near Tudor Hill Rd. and Northview Mrs. Linwood W. Oberg, plans to Bolton hoard was busy missing from the staff is Nolan Ryan Due lo the electrical blackout in New York City, manager.” son, 27, of Kansas City, has starter Ferguson Jenkins singled, stole second and more votes than any other candidate Dr. major in mathematics at Trinity. He of the Angels, who is tied for the Joe Namath, who has for the Board of Education. The Board of Selectmen Tuesday been challenging Nicklaus to tie the score in the moved to third on Rick Some residents opposed the managed the basketball team for roads at the cemeteries and at one of Ryba said he hoped feeling from American League lead with 12 vic­ transmission from United Press International has been moved onto the Los heard why Calvin Hutchinson needs lately for the No. 1 spot and fourth. Miller’s infield hit. Hobson Immediately after the election, she change, contending that the area was three years and wrote for the school the schools. previous boards were not being tories and leads the circuit with 222 temporarily interrupted. National sports news could Angeles Rams after a long was nominated for board chairman. help with his work, a report on the strikeouts. done so successfully. Jenkins left after four in­ then hit his 16th round­ becoming too congested. newspaper. He was also a member of Rattazzi said a Town Meeting of carried over to this one. "I hope with not be obtained by normal means at press time with tenure with the New York She withdrew her name, however, condition of town roads and a repair tripper of the season. Also approved by the PZC this the National Honor Society and Sept. 24, 1949, “voted that the the new board things will be "I want an American League win Jets, has reported he saying she was not experienced schedule, settled a disagreement service hoped to be resumed soon. week was a resubdivision of 19 lots on served in the Model United Nations roadways located in the North smoother, easier and on a friendly and I’m going to play to win the hasn’t thrown a football in enough to fill the position. Later between the town treasurer and Chapel Rd. The resubdivision allows for two years. He was also on the Cemetery, Center Cemetery and basis,” he said. game,” said Martin, when asked 12 days because of a rib in­ high school math team. superintendent of schools, received a Bolton Elementary School yard are Mrs. Peterson agreed to submit a about the apparent unavailability of jury and he doesn’t know Eric John Woodard, son of Mr. and r^ u est for adoption of a noise or­ hereby included as part of the town monthly report even when there Tanana and Fidyrich. when he’ll be able to throw dinance, and took action on several Mrs. Robert H. Trewhella, was ac­ highway system.” wasn’t anything to report, but she Manager Sparky Anderson of the again... other matters. Building values up tive in high school sports. He will The selectmen discussed the fact told the selectmen, “It’s your agree­ National League selected an eight- Jimmy Connors has Hutchinson, who is assessor, also attend Trinity but hasn’t decided the cemetery roads are not included ment with Mr. Allen, not mine.” man pitching staff which includes decided to rest for about building inspector and sanitarian, All-Star veterans Tom Seaver of the South Windsor Other permits issues this on his major. in the roads the town receives state The selectmen will refer the three weeks hoping to heal At South Windsor High he was cap­ said, "We just need some help; it’s aid for, but it appeared no one ever matter to the Board of Finance. Cincinnati Reds, Don Sutton of the June was an active building month June include the new firehouse as simple as that.” Hutchinson said the right thumb he frac­ tain of the varsity football team in applied for the funds. Allen asked the selectmen to name Los Angeles Dodgers, and Steve tured in London before in South Windsor, with a total headquarters on Ellington Rd., $687,- the best solution would be for the 777; an industrial foundation at Acme his senior year and also ran varsity The selectmen will investigate the a co-signer of checks in case of an Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies. Wimbledon. Connors was building permit value of $1,288,920 town to hire a part-time sanitarian to Manufacturing Co. for an addition at track. He was a member of the matter. emergency in the absence of the Also named to the NL staff were recently forced to pull out compared to $447,500 recorded for help with the work load. He said Joaquin Andujar of the Houston 353 Chapel Rd., $5,000; two garages, school’s concert band, served on the School Supt. Raymond Allen treasurer. ’The same request has of a tournament because of the same month last year. clerical help is also needed. Hie Astros, John Candelaria of the $9,300; five aluminum siding jobs, Student Council and was a member attended the meeting to request the been turned down in the past. the injury... c a n 9 ® l selectmen took no action. Pittsburgh Pirates, Bruce Sutter and Seventeen dwellings were recorded $10,800; two baths, $1,000; two of the National Honor Society. town treasurer submit a report to the Mrs. Peterson said she believed A boyhood dream has Donato Rattazzi, road foreman, Rick Reusche of the Chicago Cubs in June 1977 a total value of $532,000, toolsheds, $450; eight pools, $10,268; Recipients of the scholarships, school business office on a monthly the reason the request was turned come through. Jamaal worth a total of more than $125,000, submitted a list of roads to be resur­ basis. He said his office now receives down in the past was because of the and Gary Lavelle of the San Fran­ compared to houses valued at $ ^ ,- one fence, $375 and 11 additions for faced, according to their condition Wilkes, recently of the 000 a year ago. alterations, $28,950. will receive financial aid over the a report every three months and it’s cost of the bond for such a person. cisco Giants. Golden State Warriors of four years of college. and traffic, and cost estimates for very confusing. Allen admitted there have been no the work. the National Basketball Treasurer Catherine Peterson said great emergencies to date. The Sports news Association, has played out According to Rattazzi, the roads the special accounts are forwarded selectmen took no action on the his option and sign^ with should be repaired in the following 4-P LY POLYESTER im m ^iately and they are the only matter. The National Hockey League has the Los Angeles Lakers. order: Shoddy Mill Rd., Brandy St., Dems hear platform ideas ones with balances. She said other Daniel Harris presented the changed its format for the Stanley The e-foot-eiA-inch former C O R D TIR E S Loomis Rd., School Rd., French Rd., revenues are for bookkeeping pur­ selectmen with a copy of a noise or­ Cup playoffs next spring, but there UCLA star signed a multi­ South Rd., Vernon Rd., Birch Mtn. Coventry assistance to the Coventry Industrial In other business, the committee poses only. dinance adopted by the Town of Far­ aren’t any provisions for accom­ year contract with the Rd., Volpi Rd., Plymouth Lane, Coventry Democratic Town Chair­ Park on Rt. 31, which is owned by a Mrs. Peterson said state, statutes mington. Harris said the people on modating clubs from the World Lakers. Terms were not accepted the resignation of Sondra Stony Rd., Gaylord Rd., Goodwin man Richard Cromie has suggested private corporation. Stave, who will be traveling abroad do not require a monthly report, but Bolton Lake are “troubl^ with a Hockey Association in the new disclosed... that his party carry a platform plank Member Daniel Manley protested Rd., Watrous Rd., Box Mtn. Rd., the school business office could get noisy neighbor,” the Alpha-Omega breakdown. for the next year. Walsh reported on Webster Lane. The Cincinnati Bengals in the upcoming municipal elections that it would be a misuse of public plans for an Aug. 19 dance to be held one anytime it wanted to. Inn. Under the new format, the top two of the NFL have signed The estimated cost to repair those to "support a 10-year program to funds to enhance the economic status in Cromie’s office parking lot. Allen said his office doesn’t have Ryba said the board would review clubs in each of the four divisions will their No. 1 pick, defensive roads is about $28,000. Ryba and have the town take over maintenance of a few stockholders. Cromie announced that Joyce time to go after a report. and consider the ordinance. qualify along with the next four tackle Eddie Edwards of A78-13 Blackwall of all roads.” Walsh said other towns were using Carilli, Karen Nash, and Richard Selectman John Carey will meet with Selectman Aloysius Aheam said The selectmen went into executive teams with the highest point totals. Miami, Fla... Plus $1.72 F.E.T. He said the program could be public money to benefit the private Giggey had expressed interest in run­ Rattazzi to set up a summer work the selectmen hope the different session to discuss appointments. Talks about realignment, of having and old tire. schedule financed through an increase in the sector, "which also benefits the com­ ning for the Town Council. In­ town offices can work amicably. After the executive session, Carl approximately six WHA teams Whitewall Rattazzi said the state Department tax rate. State Rep. Robert Walsh munity at large.” cumbents Gerry LeGrand and Myles Selectmen don’t want any bickering, Preuss was appointed to the Board of annexed by the NHL, do continue Last night's scores add $2. A motion by George Bolduc to of Transportation is working on he said. Fire Commissioners and Linda with New England Whaler President size 5-rib design. supported the suggestion, but have not yet stated their intentions. National League wondered about the town’s liability if strike this as a Democratic stand preliminary plans for the repair of Chamberland to the Board of^Library Howard Baldwin steadfastly Roslyn Kornfeld has applied for the The selectmen asked the treasurer Philadelphia 5, St. Louis was defeated. High Meadow Rd., Sunset Lane and Directors. remaining confident... Dependable performance it maintained private roads. Board of Education, and incuments submit a monthly report to the school 2 Town Councilman Jack Myles said Tolland Rd. The Board of Selectmen will meet Cromie also advocated hiring a Patricia Clark and Jacob Wisenall business office. First Selectman In local news. East Hartford Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 1 at amazing low cost SAVE there are about 100 miles of town- full-time recreation director for the Rattazzi told the selectmen the tonight at 7:30 at the Community have declined to run again. Cromie Henry Ryba opposed the motion. remains unbeaten in American Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 owned roads and that the proposition town. He said his recommendations town may be responsible for the Hall to continue its business. Sire t i t Silt BtackNil M ! said he was having difficulty getting Legion Zone Eight play, topping Houston 3, Los Angeles 2 M 6 to ’ 5 2 would add another 30 miles. were preliminary to the formation of Ellington, 5-1, last night in Ellington. B 7 8 - 1 3 $ 2 2 .0 0 S I 8 2 G 7 8 14 $ 2 6 .0 0 S 2 5 3 candidates for elective office and (13 innings) Per set of 4 Former Town Council Chairman C 7 8 1 4 2 3 .0 0 2 0 1 H 7 8 - 1 4 3 1 .0 0 2 7 3 a platform committee for the fall urged interested parties to contact East Hartford visits Manchester San Francisco 5, San Doesn^t want to watch D 7 8 1 4 2 4 .0 0 2 0 9 G 7 8 1 5 2 5 9 Rose Fowler spectulated that such a election. him. Come to 168 Woodland S t Friday night at 6 at Eagle Field in Diego 4 3 0 .0 0 program would cost the town "hun­ E 7 8 - 1 4 2 6 .0 0 2 2 3 H 7 8 1 5 3 2 .0 0 2 7 9 Radial Deluxe Champion" what should be a top-drawer attrac­ Chicago at New York dreds of thousands of dollars.” F 7 8 1 4 2 6 .0 0 2 3 7 L 7 8 - 1 5 3 4 .0 0 3 0 9 Manchester 643-8474 tion. Manchester, however, can’t He doesn’t have to looK but New York Yankee hurler Catfish suspend^ due to blackout Cromie also proposed that All prices plus tax and old tire. look ahead as it has an engagement Hunter can’t ignore the fact he’s just given up a two-run homer with Cubs leading 2 to 1 (to Democrats support state and federal Whitewall add $2 to S3 depending on size. WHITEWALLS Jal Alai resulta WOODLAND tonight at 6 at Eagle Field agafnst to Milwaukee Brewer second baseman Don Money, who is be resumed before Stafford in a zone tilt. WtdnMday nearing third base. Brewers won, 9-8. (UPI Photo) Thursday’s game). as low a t American League FM GARDENS DOUBLE BELTED Boston 9, Cleveland 7 (10 1124 IN IN UN SN 3N $1 r Plainfield results ) 144 IN 7N U l innings) WHITEWALLS MMT* LN 4 M l ddar a pa SN M te M S S U I M d a 47 34SN mm S4 $MN HARDY FALL BLOOMING Softball Milwaukee 9, New York Long mileage 1977 new-car tires frnhm M SIMJI M ida 7-3 317IN Pwfada l-S $2NN 8 TrMa t-14 MUM 7rilidl 7-34 3173171 Trifada l-S-1 $2UI1I TMftFttT Sdk Baltimore 4, Texas 3 EACH Im dk 5-11(1) TmIi ^T O N IG H T ’S GAMES — mvBi 9m h mm i l l 1I.M L4t LN I M ra M a d ila II.M 7N SN tMar ILH LN IN CHRYSANTHEMUMS FELINE Chicago 6, Toronto 3 as low as... n st Tii*aa Umu (I) I M M IM 4.14 2N iuaki LM S Jaa« UN IIN Vinner’s vs. Town, 6 Demko had two homers for Annulli’s. Sizo BR78-13. 4 Indito ntanr IIM S.M 2JI 3 DldiaM 2N 224 Im lu Scruse whipped Tommy’s, 7-1, at (1st) Plus S2.00 F.E.T. 3 Cdti'l aM. M a 3 bhm 4N L a r g e 7 W P o t a —Robertson 3j« z « 111 mtslAUlM M ad 14 33IN mm S4 $7iN Nebo. Debbie Giinack homered twice Toronto 5, Chicago 3 and old lire. I M l 2JI 3144 PiriNta U »I7M M id i 14 373N Parfada l-S $2»IN Hlanes vs. Blue Moon, NIKE raKten Mddi 113 pid 31124 Triacta 14-2 $2I7.N Irilada 14-2 343I.W rrifada l-S-3 $79SN $J39 and singled and Melody Brown Acadia applied the whitewash (2nd) (11 innings) Regular $40 each M ute lU dd 33IN MMr W UIJI Savadb TmWIi 7:15 —Robertson Kansas City 6, Detroit 4 THMc 4-M ltd SaZN liilidc 1-34 piU 32N74 SfiMihM ILMILM $.41 3 for $3.75 homered, tripled and singled for brush to Walnut Barbers, 15-0, at C M 3-11 III M l I N 4 il 3JaMfiim«a ISN IN 4N Moriarty’s vs. SALE PRICES! iMitS-ltll) 4 hrnim mm 7M U l MO LN I iaar ftMfrki ...... SN 4.N Scruse. Seattle 3, Oakland 1 ! 3N 244 3N 1 Ini narrt Crispino’s, 8:30 Nike. Kevin Kravontka and Ron IIN 4M IM 4M I M t a 1 Echm ianar in Minnesota 6, California 3 WhitewBlI 5 M Enrl U l U l ISS!*” ‘-74 MfeM 4-S m iN Mla44SMJI m muwM “/oo,rh.m.nv4HHf/*nr 8 EBAMIUMS NOW —Robertson Nivison each had three hits and Bob ILmIM zS lldtiiip 324 M ida $4 $271N M ttU M $121N Piriada 3-1 SHIN EASTERN Rtgtiir pfkt StU piki F.E.T. ra rS W r a i 3143 TrifKta M-t $717.71 Qdfddn,- 59 1.89 Tee vs. Postal, 6 Plosky homered for Acadia. Doug A78-13 Silt (OKk) Trifada M-t $1,17171 Trifada 34-1 $I3IN Reg. M. -» ONLY 1.00 Rallying, Second Congo scored an (tMh) Itack) M M r US 1^4 S31N M d i US pad S3IN 10 for $9.99 —Nebo Downham had two of the Barbers’ Plus $1.73 F.E.T. Iribdi: 4-S4 ltd S3I/.7I M id i 4M p>4 SI2N 7ZNda ER78 14 $48.00 $ 41.00 $2 41 Iriiidi 4-34 pdl 322IN UN UN 3N IIim EI t ^ IIN 121 4.44 W i w r S.N0 8-6 come-from-behind win over B.A. four blows. and old tire. FR78 14 50 00 43.0 0 2 54 M l M e U fiia SIHil 3M IIN 3N Ir. S343.4S7 fime to $ow $wd$, beim, turmp$, radi$he$, peas, lettuce, endive, etc. Crispino’s vs. David’s, M * S-li HI M k 3-14 IQ 2 hiaa IN Club at Nebo. Bob Fish had three hits GR78 14 55.00 47.0 0 2 69 la'rSud is 7:15 —Fitzgerald Sizes H R7814 60.00 50.00 2 88 I M M IIU IM 3.41 \ 1SL™“ IU4 121 3N m m i-i $47N M d i l-S 3M.I4 for the winners and Jim Tuttle and INDY Sizes Sizes H78-14.15; Mada M $I21N hridli 14 312144 STILL TIME TO PLANT Regal’s vs. Telephone, G R 7815 57.00 4 7 .0 0 2 79 Trifada 7-3-2 S1.NSN Gordie Plouffe a like number for the Center Congo edged past Nassiff B78-14.C78-14, F78-14,1B; J78-14,15; HR78-15 61 00 51.00 2 96 ISMl a The 31:72 a riiida l-S-3 S327N Bedding Plant* • Petunia, Salvia, Bagonlat, ale. 6 -N ike IhKlZlS ^ «d4-Jr-«.V'r-.a. Tl losers. E78-14 G78-14,1S L78-15 JR 7815 65.00 54.00 3 13 MMe M7 iiU 32744 M d l 3M pid 3I3N Wilson vs. Lathrop, Camera, 10-9, at Nike. Kip Blake had LR78-15 68 00 55.00 3 28 M id i 443 pad 34IN Vegaiabla Plant* - Tomato**, Calary, Lattuca, Baall, M cti: 7IS ltd Slllil 7 :1 5 -N ike three hits and three others two TrilKtt 7 S-I dd S277ZI Tfiddi 4-3-3 pdl III2N Collarda, Cabbage, Sprout*, Cauliflower, ate. CANDLELIGHT All prices plus t»i And oid lire F lM I-l4|ll 7idk Tidw Cara (1) Jal Alai entries 3 for 32.09 Belliveau vs. Demolay, apiece for Congo while 10 different IM w'iM 4.H IN Z2I 34-UllU 121 Pero’s doubled Vito’s. 8-4, at players had one hit each for »33«®*38*®*43*® BUY NOW and SAVE! 4 4 I I M I I 3N U l 2“ 321 r.-Ybureday'"*...... 6 —Keeney I Ml kiM 3.41 Robertson. Four players had two hits Nassiff’s. Plus $1.88 10 Plus $2.42 to Plus $2.80 to L 4.W TM EVERQREENS-RHODODENDRON-xTREES $2.26 F.E.T. $2.65 F.E.T. $3.12 F.E.T Ttar 3tll r a i 44-14 1 M U il RM SaiaNi m M Plant Now OUANANTEED to LIVE to XUAE. WOMEN’S REC------each for Pero’s while Art Warner’s M a li 3U pad 3I7N 1 Elrra ftwrica 3-1 1 Ucm 7-2 i Mha Phrrt and old tire. and old tire. and old tire M M t Ul dd 311.44 2 M L a w 2 ImleMm 2Jai7Mv S-1 2Marta M 2 M la e M The Elks overpowered SBM, 27-2, three safeties were best for Vito’s. Monday-Friday 8-5:30 M idi: IM dd 313Z4 M id i 143 pad 332U4 3MZafl junipwp,owM U«pd.Ttiiw,Rde.i7.H...... NOW 3 4 .0 8 SENIOR GIRLS Irilidl 434 pdl 3l4a74 M itm tm 4-1 3 STcMika BlacRwalls $2 leas. Saturday 8-12:30 lidldi: 44.3 piil I444N 4M iarlalil 7-2 4 Cnrrici 1-1 4 D ifla ta Hlwdodpiidron Rpd. Pink, Hda. |T .w ...... NOW 3 4 .9 8 last night at Cheney. Dot Brinad- Personal Tee subdued Trader IMk 3-14 n Oaiadk 414 |q I j R S l i i l SJaaiftaH M “ ‘ ” mour homered among two hits with DUSTY t t f l M l M 24N I.II SN JE^Wi 724 3N IN I Jia« teica LI I Jaai lanaM World, 16-4, at Martin. Four different I Hiwv M 1 M il CkM 7JI IM TM n Lm i M three others collecting a pair for the North End Fire trounced the 2M 221 7Mldld4id.te 444 TMGnnlai LATEXITE (Sam* Company aa Jannite) players had two hits each for the Use your All tires r iM iM iM 2« I Cur IndM M lEcfemliarta Angels, 13-3, at Robertson. Lenny 7M: 3143 TM 31:77 $NiM% SNa Man m m The llnaat driveway aaalar - cover* 200-250 aq. ft. winners. Kathy Toper had two for Tees, who win the regular season M d i 143 pad 33IN 1-24 l-M M 1 S-14 24-1 3-24 14-3 1-3-2 SNa M a laai SNa Ian fiantai credit card mounted free Wdde 2U piM I34N 14-2 3-14 m T 7 i-3 3-M 7-14 244 1-24 M l alto with aand tor batter traction. $gj| SBM. Farrand homered and doubled and crown with a 13-2 mark. M id i 2U dd I133N ,M id l 341 pad U3N FaHi ■ ■ 7-2-5 4-1-7 M-S Inladi 41-7 pad IN7N Dave Koski had three hits for the TiUldl 24-7 dd I2434N 1 M «1. IMk 1d*d tm u (I) IfdMc tidiia Cana (I) 21m ICamMav 1-1 REC Hosemen while two players had two STATE I k l ’lW IZU 3.44 2N 14 34 14-21 7.N 31m M l 4-1 2Echan6mica 7-2 HOUSE PLANTS I BROAD ST. 7N 3N 41m t-1 3QraciMar 1-2 Thrifty’s tripped Hartford National hits for the An^ets. Bogner’s is one of. three teams I M7| lad M 1J4 M4 7 lidi lain iij, ICMTi M 1.14 SMaM 4Jaanfianiai S-1 Asparagua Farna, Cacti, Bank, 11-5, at Keeney. Scott Hanson remaining in the District playoffs f a r 4H4 nw4l2S I lacni 3 m SDarriaUm 4-1 Aaa’t. Tahitian Vail, Piggy B U I T W l Wdde IM pad Il7il k 211 M S7S.N 7 Jiri Im n( 7-1 I $ m 1-1 had three hits and four others two CliARTEROAK after last night’s 11-8 win over MUM Ul pid 332N SNtrfada; n U -S fm S1N7.N I I m Is Cnnna LI 7 Ian M M M Backa, Swedlah Ivy. each for Thrifty’s while Jon Neuner SNi Zahda la^ I lacn Uaaat t-1 IZ N a ta M a I Mhnr ZaM 1-1 Klock Co, nipped Annulli’s, 8-7, _ at Breeze Inn of Berlin in Plainville. 'A \^ \> TriM: 4-14 pid I244I.M Ir S234N7 SNa kraNi Iftarta SNa Jan labaal TWO a ONE HALF IN. POTS (or $2.58 S-7-1 244 3-14 1-U 44-3 M l 4-3-1 M l 3 had two singles and three RBls for Fitzgerald. Three players had two M l $ ^ 344 l-l-S S-3-7 S44 S-1-3 3-7-2 4-2-S 3-2 S 2-S-3 Mark Monette had three hits and four the Bankers. hits each for Klock while Mark others two apiece for Bogner’s. PAGE FQ U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. July 14, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs,. July 14, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B

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Good condition, needs Hell Hang Up IMPLOYMINT Box 222, Manchester. South WIndaor showdown tilt in the night at Waddell, over Carter Chevrolet. 13 > Htip Waniad to bbe recovered. Call 569 14 - Businass Opporiumiias [OHN F. SHANNO 3217. Town Farm League Army & Navy came 15 - Silutlion Wtntad R E LIE F COOK - C areer Call OaVa, The triumph by the Vets SUBSign for you minded Individual. Good I COUCATION i m R E A L T O R SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- forces a decisive contest 18 - Privtla Instructions benefits and salary. Second 19 - SchoolS'Citssaa 649-0872 ditioner, 14,0000 BTU. F r id a y n ig h t a t 6 *invaslmanl Proparly ^work, deburrlng. Experience bffered by the BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy 28 - Busman Prop^ty 8 helpful, will train. Minimum - Needed for S atu r^y and intersection. Large seven Good condition. Good for Six walks and Brian Ar­ 27 - Raso/t Propartv To The plating, or welding. Call 649 ArUclot lor Stio 28 ~ Rail Esiala Waniad 8 five hours daily. Call 289-7542, Sunday only. CaU 518-2167 for room home, large lot. $55,000. At ArOelot for StIo 41 J l M O K W E S T Darren Rosano). Kings 0 nold's double produced five » 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday an a^lntment. Eaat Hart­ Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Rangers 2 (Dean Chasse, (Jon Spuhn best in defeat). runs in the second inning Mile. 9ERVICKS § through Friday, South Wlnd- ford Convalescent Home, 745 FM PHILBRIGK GARAGE SALE - Moving. TWO FRIGIDAIRE air con­ Must sell all. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kirk Russell). Bicenten­ for Army & Navy which 31 - Sarvicaa Offarad 8 sor area. Main Street, Eaat Hartford. MANCHESTER - Newer 6 CRIB, MATTRESS, dresser. ditioners. 6,000 B.T.U. $110 32 - Pamling-Ptparing SILVER All white, $60. Twin size bed & Monday through Saturday. 60 each or $95 each for both. 649 nials 1 (Greg Coulter). PEE W EE EAST had plated two in the first 33 - Buildmg-Contraclmo SCHOM. BUSES Room Colonial. 1 fuU, and 2 34 — REAL ESTATE Sales people dresser, both pine, $50. Very Valley Street. 6493416. 2753. Tornadoes 7 (Mike Rooling*Sidmg AGENCY half baths. Fireplace, Knights 2 (Sean Gallup. and later added three 35 - Big one Haaling.Piumbmg FOX ^ FLORAL DESIGNER Wanted for Manchester area. Must be Training slarto now lor aluminum siding, appUances, :ood condition. Two snow Hassett 4. Tully Patulak 3). 34 Flooring « - Must be experienced. Apply Ires, C7913, $15 for both. Bob Monaco). Minutemen tallies in the fifth. Jeff Rawson, 6. of 118 37 - Moving. Trucking.Storaoa licensed or In process. qualillad paopla to laam carpeUng and more. $43,900. ? Lancers 0 (Ricky Kahaner. .4 in person, 1122 Burnside Generous commission BOLTON. Colonial, 6 years Tote bikes, $30 each. 847-1767. TAG SALES 0 (Steve Wirta best in Harlan St., landed this 3V5- 38 —Sarvicaa Waniad From to driva school bus part- Blanchard & Rossetto, defeat). Jason Stansfield best in Mark Cimino also had a ^ Avenue, East Hartford. schedule. Wolverton Agency tlma In Manchaatar or old. 10 rooms, on over 1 Realtors, 6492482. MISC. FOR SALE Kathy, Norma, Realtors, 6492813. DESK - DOLL Parts - Doll defeat). two-base knock for the pound, 19'ri-inch small- 40- Housaliold Goods Vsmon In Saptombar. acre with 20x40 in ground t a g s a l e SatunUy, July TAG SALE - Friday. Saturday I REFRIGERATION - Air Con- heated pool, huge family U0,900. SIX Room Cape. and clocks. Plus many oUier J I M O R EAST W ildcats 8 (Pryce winners while Mike Ban- mouth bass at Amston 41 —Articlas lor Sala' Joan, Pat, 16th, Westminster Road, (off & Sunday, 10 a.m. thru 4 p.m. 42 - Building Suppliaa S dltloning, Heating Service SECRETARY FOR South room , 4-5 bedroom s, HeatoUitor (Ireplac^ enclosed items. CaU 646-0724. East Center Street in Take Route 44A to nivage. Mike Donlon. Scott Lake. 43 - Pals -Birds* Dogs Charlie 8 Manager to take charge of Racers 4 (Craig Steven­ Mattempo 2. Andy Boggini '44 - Livastock Windsor law firm Must have modern kitchen, library, 3 >rch, large lot. Ciood buy. Manchester), 9;30a.m. to4:30 Bolton/Coventry line, turn son 2. R .J. Jones. Jim 2. Paul Bradshaw. Mike Castagna and David Negri s local service orlenfated exceUent tvpIng skills, prior Butchins Agency 6493166. .m. No previews. Rain date, left on Cedar Swamp Road, 1 45 - Boats $ Accassonas 8 department. Call Jack Wood- baths, 2 car garage. Voiland). Diplomats 0 McDonald. John King. all had single base hits. 4 6 - Sporting Goods legal experience unneccesary. MMoiuni Requirements TO aOSE OUT ESTATE Suly 23nT 1/2 mile. 4 7 - G trdan Products S cock, 5286144. Send replies to P.O. Box 32()3. MANCHESTER - Just Usted. (Scott Cheney. Karen Chris Ogden). Chiefs 1 Winning hurler Andy 4 8 - A n l iq u a a SOUTH WINDSOR. Double BASYOIIAND PIANO ❖ — ------Talcottville, Ct. 1. 5 years good driving Seven room Ranch. Three TAG SALE - Wicker fur­ Taylor fanned nine. 4 9 - W aniad to Bk^ hexagon contemporary lUadlum 0(n • Vwy RUMiubt* TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - Scata. Donny Logan best in (Tom Janenda; Shelly ^ NOW Accepting applications - experience. bedrooms, family room, two In FIm CondHInn niture, books, clothes, an- Eleven piece walnut dining defeat). Hober also played well). [Basketball RENTALS 8 for full time employment. PART TIME Secretary - For 2. No criminal record. featuring living room with hatha, garage. Bowers School. C A LL AT tlques, furniture, 133 Pros]ipect room set, furniture, antiques, Mat Miruicki had two 5 2 - Rooms for Rant Girl Scout Leaders 8 CaU between 10 and 3. 872- law office. Will train. 'MMust sunken conversation pit 7S LOCKWOOD ST., Yankees 1. Earthquakes 5 3 - Apartmants for Rant Many extras. Mid $40's. Hayes Street, Manchester. July f5th,15i collectables. Thursday, hits. Mark Desmaris Past and Present ;8 4515. An equal opportunity 3. Good physical condition. MANCHiSTaR 0. Win by forfeit. MIDGET SOl'TH 5 4 - Homes for Rani be exceUent typist. Reply and huge fireplace with Corporation, 646-0131.______1 to 5. July 16Ui, 17Ui, 9 to 5 Friday, Saturday, 437 Center doubled and Jim Maher, SEN IO R II 5 5 - Busm an for Rant and employer. P.O. Box 525, South Windsor, 4. Proper attitude. heatalators, 3 bedrooms, 2 ***************••••••••••• ***********••••••••••••••• Street, Manchester. Comets 2 (Eric Wallert 5 6 - Rasort Proparty for Rant a. MANCHESTER • Ranch. David McDowel and Scott ClAC 42, Social Lepers 5 7 - W aniad lo Rant Friends of 5. (Hean Appearance. baths, 2 sets of sliders to Homot For Stio 23 Houtohold Goods 40 MOVING FROM old 12 room PEE W EE W EST 2). Oceaneers 1 (Andrew IR N or LPN - 7 to 3. Laurel Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, SEWING MACHINE in 39. 5 8 - Misc. tor Rant huge deck, 2 acres with House - Some old (wood stove, MOVING SALE - Toys, Lawrence alt singled for Girl Scouting 6. Be available for work smaU down payment. Good in­ Cabinet - Excellent running Eagles 5 (Dennis Halpryn; Aaron Buczek possible extra building lot. — SOUTH WINDSOR— FREEZER - 15 Cubic Foot. parlor Grand Piano, bottles games, books, baby and sports C arter's. AUTOMOTIVE Celebrate during Uie entire terest rate. Owner will New to market, ^ l i t level. Three condition. Automatic but- Foreman 3. John Tillotson also played well). 6 1 - Top loading. Commercial etc.) Some new, some In equipment. 478 Porter Street. Autoa for Sala school year. More acreage if desired bedrooms, laundry room, living 6 2 - Trucka for Sala Camp Merrle-Wood's assume mortgage. 25 years Kelvinator. Best offer. CUll tonholer included. between. Take your pick. July Saturday and Sunday. 2). Bruins 0 (Chris Den­ Stings 1 (Tad Gembala). $68,900. room it dining room combination, 6 3 - Heavy Equipmani for S alt 30th Birthday 8 Monday, thro FYiday. PART TIME ^ m e n t. Call anytime, 649 647-1611, anytime. Reasonable. Phone 649-4316. 18 & 17, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ill nison. Matt Burns best in Stings 0 (Scott Fyler. 6 4 - M otor cyciaa-Bicyctaa rec room and family room, large 6 5 - Tuesday, July 19 Tolland Road, ^ Ito n . TAG SALE-July 18th., 10 to 4. Cam per s*Trailars*M obila |SUMMER EVEN hotter RELIABLE SALT BOX Circa 1720, lot in a convenient area of town. ANTIQUE VICTORIAN Love defeat). Shelley Schoeneberger H o m e * Hurry. I4S.900. CONTEMPORARY 5-shelf Miscellaneous and household 1:30-2:30 p.m. S because of bUls? Keep your beautifully restored on 66 MANCHESTER - Newly Seat - $125. Braided rugs, Jets 2 (David Evans. played well). T it*c$tone 6 6 - Autom otive Sarvica PERSON waU unit. Wood-chrome-glass. TAG AND Craft Sale - Satur­ items. 199 North Elm Street. 6 7 - Autoa for Rant-laaaa Camp Merrie-Wood Seoul. SeU Avon, ^ r n extra AM and/or PM Routaa choice acres, including 32- listed. Offered by owner. H O W S it e REALTY CaU 527-0147 between 9 and 4. large room size, have two, day and Sunday, July 16th and 8 money in your spare Ume. No noodod for dlvoralflod Ptoasa call John Thrall al E i^ t room Ranch wall-to- $75. for both. Sofa and ••crotarlal work In acre apple orchard, Urge 6495450, 99 (Miss Burton). 17£h. 9 to 5. &33 Hyde Street. HUGE TAG Sale - Furniture, . selling experience necessary. barn and stocked pond. waU carpeting, paneled fami­ matching chair, $25. for both. Manchester. .. Fishing...... tackle, tools, garden tools, much aU:l23-9401. local raal aatala offlea. 643-2414 ly room, fireplace, 2 baths, 30” WHIRLPOOL Electric FuU size spring and mattress, any wcakday morning SIX ROOM CAPE - Garage, household items, many new more, Friday, Saturday, Sun­ CONDOMINIUM TOWN- walk-up attic, treed lot, fireplace. Near school, stores Range - Clock, timer, glass $40. FuU size spring and mat­ craft items. day. 348 Oakland Street. TIRE DEALS PARK MAINTENANCE per­ Typing and bookkaap- balora 9KM) lor an Intor- enclosed yard, attached gar­ oven door. Avacado color. tress, $20. {)all an^im e, 649 □ NOTICES Holft Wontod 13 HOUSE, 7 rooms, modern and bus Une. Al condition. Baseball son qualified to maintain ping nacaaaary. 3 viaw. age, assumable mortgage - Extras. Mid $30s. No agents. Like new. $150. 15 cu. ft. 9483. TAG SALE - Moving, July 15, TAG SALE - Friday and grounds, mechanical equip­ kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2W low Interest rate, and more. houra par day, aoma baths, family room. Wall CaU 8495433. Frigidaire, 6 months old. 16, & 17.10 to 5. Toys, records, Saturday, July 15th and 16th. 9 Lott tnd Found 1 ment and buildings at Mid $40’s. 6491038 or 6494875. Mint. $295. 6491404. WESTINGHOUSE Air con- flaxiblllly avallabla. to wall throughout. Im- books, toboggan, household to 5. Three families. 13 Bilyeu Wickham Park. Call Mr. EAST HARTFORD - SU room diUoner - 8,000 BTU. Uke itemp, draperies, clothing, Road. Off Hilliard Street. > NURSES Sand rnaunto to Box H, LOST - Brown Bible, inside Blnnekade, 5286856. CASHIER & COUNTER Help macuUte condition. $37,- NEW LISTING - Two family, SpUt Level. Three bedrooms, FREEZERS SALE -13 cubic new. $100 firm. CaU after 8, baby furnishings, picnic table, Clothing, dishes, many mis­ COLT INTERTOW N Panero homered for Fuel N ^ S ^ brown soft leather case. Mtdn RN's - LPN's c/o Manchaatar - Immediate opening. Must be 900. two car garage, plus many family room, 1 1/2 baths, foot upright, $295. 20 cubic 643-4039. bicycles. 99 Mrnell Circle, cellaneous. In an intra-town battle, while Paul McCluskey and Street vicinity. Call 643-4014, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Harald. 18 or over. (^isU Manchester extras. Asking $a,900. Call large paUo, treed lot, extras. foot cbesf $ ^ . W.H. Preuss East Hartford. Ehiperience only. Excellent now, Paul J. Correntl Real EMERSON Quiet cool Air the Merchants nipped Tony Harkins each had or return to South Methodist Aid and Assistance has Drive-In, evenings, 649-6000. CAPE — 6 rooms, living By owner. 5696818. Principals Sons, Route 6 & 44A, Bolton, ALL MUST GO after 20 years. Church. benefits. Salary open. (^11 room, dining room, EsUte, 643-5363, 6493897. 6499492. condiUoner. 5,000 B.T.U. used Crispino's, 4-3, with a run three hits for Credit. part-time and full-time Only. TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 4. We’re going to have 'WHO- 6466003. GAS STATION Attendant bedrooms, new kitchen only a few hours. 63^41. 395 N orth M ain S tre e t. KNOW9WlTAT-for sale and in the seventh inning last 1 bours available for you. EAST HARTFORD - LOST - Two cats, one black Personal and Professional ELECTRICIAN needed. Part time. Apply in cabinets and counters, full THREE or FOUR Bedroom Kitchen table, exercise bike more. July 15th, 2 p.m. to 7 night at Moriarty Field. WAITRESS WANTED. Part Experienced helpers. All Manchester line. Six room □ MISC. FOR SALE LESLIE MODEL 145. Good male; one grey Calico female. satisfaction derived from person, Gorin's Sports Car basement, treed yard. $33,- Cape - Non thru street, and baby furniture. p.m., July 16th'anana 17th 10 Jeff Berman singled in the Green Manor area, time afternoons, Saturdays In­ benefits. Call 8 7 1 - ^ , after Center, Talcottville, Cl. picture book Ranch. Brick Bowers area. Encloseo condition. $ ^ . CaU 643-0753. a.m. to 5 p.m. 76 Grandee providing good nursing 900.00 front, fireplace, custom winning run for the Manchester. 647-8355. cluded. Apply In person at 1015 6:(W p.m. beautiful back yard. All Articlot for Stio 41 GARAGE SALE - Everything Road, ^ s t Hartford. i W care on a 1 to 1 basis for Street after 3:00. kitchen, garage. Low $40's. MOVING OUT of SUte - Older M erchants. Bowling " STORE MANAGER Good COLONIAL C A P E -N ear hardwood floors. Flrepkce, - Furniture, lamps, pictures, clients in tbeir own homes AUTOMOTIVE Salesperson Hayes Corp. 64M131. electric 40” White, clean, LOST - Small greyish / black with inventory figures. Salary High School, 7 rooms, 4 range, refrigerator. ParkUke ALUMINUM sheets used as etc. 77 Meadow Lane. Near TAG SALE - Saturday from 9 i Toy Poodle - In vicinity of or medical facilities. ATTENDANTS FOR Shell wanted. Must be aggressive, plus benefits. Also part time landscape. lUgh $30s. CaU 649 ood condition stove, $25. Por- Highland School, off Oak to 4. 123 M ain S tr e e t, printing plates, .007 thick, Car wash, Manchester. Must bedrooms, IVk baths, Urge ALl MM JIM OR Spring Street/Timrod Road on self-motivated andnave a help, evenings and &turdays. EAST HARTFORO 1339. Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for gible Sears dishwasher. CaU Grove. Friday and Saturday, Manchester. Much mis­ HOME BEACH- Bee P For Information Call be over 18, Friendly, neat in eat-in kitchen, formal after 6 p.m., 6499369. State Bank routed Monday July 11th. We love desire for above average ear­ Awly 12 to 4, 707 A, Main For the economy minded. $1. Phone 6492711. 10 to 5. cellaneous. •43-W 1S appearance and have good M oriarty's, 13-1, at Moquin 183, Sheila FTice her. Snie comes to the name of nings. AU repUes stricuy con- Street, Manchester. dining room, fireplace, 2- Small Ranch. Could use COVENTRY - Waterfront work record. Good income, YAMAHA 12 String Accoustic TAG SALE - Moving. Many Cheney. Mark Scarito, 181-175-495, K aren Riordan “Tinnkey.” Reward. Please fidenUal. Write Box HR. c/o car garage. $39,500. redecorating. Make an home. Three bedrooms, UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub TAG SALE - Rain or shine. I call 646^290 anytime. good chance for advancement. Manchester Herald. firepUced Uving room, two Guitar, case. Mint condition. many items. 9 to 3. Saturday Friday St Saturday, 9 to dusk. 175, F ran M isseri 225-496, /UD n d ASSiSTilNCE Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Kathy Cooney, Dean Mr. (hougherty, between offer J32.500. $225. Kay accoustic guitar, ! CONTEMPORARY car garage. Perfect for all Brownies, nurses, East and Sunday, 2 Nike Circle. 83 Princeton Street, off East Gustafson and Al Anderson Lee Bean 188-198-184-570, of Northaasteni CL he. U and 4 p.m. for appointment case, $75. 647-9298. IMPOUNDED - G erm an WANTED; Experienced RANCH - With 12 roona^ HOM^OERS REALTY year recreational enjoyment. CathoUc School. 6491225. Including baby furniture. Middle Turnpike. Love seat, each had two hits for the Eleanor Lively 190, Phyllis Shepard male, tan and black. 3S7 Eaat Cantor St and personal Interview. 647- aluminum sider and trim 648-4353 Mid $40's. B/W Realty, 647- dressers, hutch tops, lamps, P rice 222, M arilyn Rogers West Center Street. German Monchaator, Conn. 9016. work. Knowledge of brake. in executive neighbor&bod^> 1419. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32 30” STOVE, $50. 20” girls humidifier, dishes, lots more winners and Wayne Bray with adjoining inUw apah- (XEAN OUT Barn Sale - 239 213-494, Oiolly Dawood 176- 4-PLY POLYESTCR CORD Shepard female, black-'and 64^9W after 8 p.m. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed bUce, $25 or best offer. 646-4687 235 Hackmatack Street. Satur­ 643-4944. and Mike Savidakis two RECEPTIONIST - Part time. ment. Main house has VERNON - Just getting after 3 p.m. 474, Ellen Bauer 178-478, tan. Hilliard Street. Mixed LEBANON - Three bedroom sand and stone. 6499504. day July 16th, 9 to 4. Several apiece for Moriarty’s. breed, buff colored. Mather Evenings 5:00 to 8 p.m. Every HIGH SCHOOL Cafeteria Urge sunken living room, started? Call us about this 9 TAG SALE - Saturday and Jean Archambault 450, VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Colonial, Five fireplaces, den, years accummulation of fur­ DELUXE CHAMPION' Street Area. Mixed breed other weekend, 10 a.m. to 4 Manager position open formal dining room, 3 room home priced at $20,500. WESTINGHOUSE Washer. Sunday, July 16th, 17th. 10 to experience required. Current 1 1/2 baths, exceUentellent floorsflo FOR SALE -120 Bass Accor­ niture, barn wood, mini bike, Dolores Copeland 470, male, tricolored. Oakland p.m. Must be able to type. September 1977. Experience B/W Realty, 647-1419. Good condition. $50. Three oil 4. 36 Edmund Street. Hoosier Moriarty Fuel, outlasted Prices training openings. Good baths, 4 bedrooms, master and woodwork, garage, shed, dion with music stand. $150. old records, books and many Teresa Priskwaldo 458. Street. Mixed breed black and A ^ ly HUlilde Manor, Tit- and references req u li^. App­ bedroom with dressing 2 beautiful acres. $W,000. barrels. 14 Warren Street. 649 m iscellaneous Item s. NO kitchen cabinet, many mis­ C redit Union, 11-8, last A78-13 salary, paid training. Enlist­ MANCHESTER - Owner Good condition. 6493416. 4075. Blsckwall tan male. Park Street. Con­ ment required. Ages 17-35. ly Mrs. Benson, A.M. only. area, family room, Urge Rich Realty, 4296335. PRESALES. cellaneous items. night at the West Side, Joe rolled beck Board of Education Building, relocating. Year old six room Plus 11.72 tact Manchester Dog Warden, Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. game room with pool table, F.ET.snd 646-4555. DENTAL-SURGICAL Assis­ Park & School Streets, ColonUl In exceUent condi- TOLLAND - Seven room t o ^ p t old tirt. .plus extra building lot. .76 tant - Wanted (or oral sur­ RodivUle, Ct. Uon. Large rooms, bath and Custom Ranch on ten "A" sUa POWER GENERATOR geon's Vernon office. Full 1/2, aU appUances, wood deck S*rib datign. LOST - Orange colored Equipment Operator - No LAKE w o o d ' c i r c l e gorgeous acres. 20 X 40 U- aslow ss. Angora type female cat. ume, experience preferred. AREA — Immaculate 7 overlooks large■ge yayard, es- m u n d pool, spacious barn, experience required. Current CaU 872-Wl. tablished neighborhood,nelgbl Answers to the name “Cin­ training openings. Good room Cape, country lake view. (UU Suzanne or namon." In the vicinity of HOWB priced right.t.(UUUn CUU United R ^ l- Size Blackwall W hiUwall salary, ^ d trainning. Enlist­ kitchen, firoplac^ living Arthur Shorts, 6493233. J. 19th hole F.EX Lancaster Road and Porter FULL TIME Typist - For ly, 6 4 6 ^ . Watson Beach Co., A78-13 $18.00 ment required. Ages 17-35. medical office. CM 6496979, Builnott Opportunity 14 room, 4 bedrooms, rec S20.00 S I 72 Street. 6494801. Call U.S. Army ( Manchester Office, 647-9139. B78-13 20.00 22.00 1 82 ...... at M3-9462. between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. THE room, large treed lot. $40,- SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine C78-14 SMALL ENGINE Service Equal Housing (Opportunity. 21.00 23.00 201 P o n o n tit 2 WL room Custom Ranch. Two D78-14 22.00 24.00 2.09 EARN EXTRA Money Part CorporaUon expanding dealer Country Club E78-14 23.00 EXPERIENCED Circuit SEVEN ROOM Raised baths, cast Iron baseboard MANCHESTER - Country 25.00 2 2 3 time, workiiu from our plea­ Board Personnel. AU sbilts. network. No experience Ranch featuring wall-to- heat, central air conditioning, RETIRED SWINCERS- F78-14 25.00 27.00 2.37 LOOK GREAT - Feel Great - sant office. Hourly rate, plus to Mrn ■ llltio oxtra necessary. Qimplete training living is yours with Uiis at­ G78-14 26.00 CaU 646-7648 after 6 p.m. wall carpeting &-ougbout, 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes Four Ball Best Ball-—Reg 28.00 2.53 Treat yourself - Lifetime commission. No experience monoy this summor. program. $500. Investment tractive six room Raised H78-14 28.00 30.00 2.73 Membership to famous Spa - eat-in kitchen, formal Corp. l4Ml31. Ranch. Nicely landscap land Curtis-Lou Betko-Hank G78-15 necessary. Will train. C ^ us required to start your own 27.00 29.00 2.59 M/F - Reasonable, offered by CHILD CARE for Wo nood boys and dining room, three heavily treed. Asking $ D,900. Sorvicot Olforod d1 Services Offered H78-15 29.00 31.00 at 5W4990. klndergardener needed near business. Ideal for retired or 31 Ptinling-Ptporing 32 Bullding-Contrtcling 33 Skiff-Cooper 55, Atherton- 2 7 9 owner - after 6 p.m. 646-5743, girls 2 ovsnlngs par bedrooms, IW baths, M A N C H E S T E R - 2-3 B/W Realty, 647-1419. L78-15 31.00 33.00 3.09 Verplanck School. (hiU Dian­ part time. Details on request. Bedroom Cape. Fireplace, A1 Tuttle-Alex Eigner-Bob for details. WINDOW WASHER Wanted - wosk. Must bo firepUced family room, 2- EXPERT TREE Removal - ED’S LIGHT Trucking - PAINTER NEEDS Work - CARPENTRY - Repairs, na, days, at 549-4600. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field remodeled kitchen, inground Free estimates. Insured. McIntosh 56, Dan Morline- Must be experienced, and prsssntabto, Training Division Box 619„ car garage, treed lot. Cellars and attics cleaned. Interior, Exterior Painting, remodeling, additions, gar­ Help HTantad 13 pool, city utUities, exceUent Working Manchester area for Trees cut. Free estimates. Papering, by the hour or job. Vito Agostinelli-Dan reliable. Steady work. Call TELEPHONE SALES - Earn courtooua, and Wading River, New York. 900. condition. $39,900. Hayes Lott-Ltnd tor Stio 24 ages, rooofing. Call David 6496334. 11792. over eight years. Reasonable. 6491943. Residential, Commercial. Patria, 644-1796. Peloki-Brown 57, Ed Shaw- SALES POSITION • S tra i^ t M'OO per hour, salary and rMponsIbIs. If In- Corp. 6490131. Call, All-State Tree Expert Dankel’s South Windsor Tire, Inc. 2-FAMILY DUPLEX, 5 & BUILDING LOT For Sale - Summer homes, apartments, Flydal-Bill Corbett-Vic commissions, leads fumisn^ commission. MulU branched, torastod, plaaso havo Co., 742-6591. ALUMINUM Siding does need 3500 PER Thousand stuffing 5, living room, dining Henry Street. Near schools. windows puttied. 20 years RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnty 34 Hurd 57. 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Me.S) to homeowners. Call 242-5402. PHONE FROM home to ser­ four state firm Hashas permanentperm paronia or guardian BY OWNER - Immaculate cleaning. Free demonstration experience! Will Travel. E. openings, (hill 643-4W1. envelopes. Free supplies. room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms. No brokers. Call 646-4528. CiM TREE Service - Free es­ vice our customers in the contact Bath McLaod Rush 2Sc and stam ^ ad­ seven room aluminum sided and esumate. 0 K Cleaning Davis, 649-0495. BIDWELL Home Improve­ 289-9381 PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Manchester area. Flexible New roof, new gutters, (Upe. WaU-to-waU carpeting, timates, discount senior Service, Coventry, Conn. 742- CARPET CLEANER Trainee at tha Manchaatar dressed envelope to ^ t e r n ment Co. Expert installation Air Force recently announced hours, super earnings. 249- new aluminum storms and fireplace, rec room, low citizens. Company 6733. PROFESSIONAL Painting: of aluminum siding, gutters 7773. 1140 per week to start, (hu* CIpportunitles, S3 Cornell Cir­ WEST HARTFORD Manchester owned and new openings for individuals Evaning Harald. cle, Eaast Hartford, Conn. screens. Good income. heating, 1/2 acre. $a,500. 649 Interior St Exterior, (tommer- and trims. Roofing installa­ with prior military service. U allowance, plus all fringes. Phona 647-994S $42,900. 1695. 8 i/k ACRES operated. Call 6491327. COMPLETE lawn Call 6436301. 06108. clal St Residential. Free es­ tion and repairs. 6496495, 879 you nave been out for less MATURE WOMAN Desires High, *T iMd. maintenance - Lawns, $5 and timates. Fully insured. 6 ^ 9109. Position - Housekeeper / Com- MANCHESTER - New listing W M Ol Mountain Road UW NS MOWED, Trucking, than 5 years and are looking SERVICE BUSINESS earn wa NaiD LiariNoa nowi up. Hedges, $10 and up. 4879. for "A Great Way of life ’ , THINKINO OF IILLINO YOUX offered by owner - Six Room Moor rooorvolr. trimminng and tree work, etc. W h a tA m & m i 3800 per week. Minumum SIAOMparaoro Edging, and fertilizing. 6 n - HORACE Tetrault - Siding, m m l s ^OPIXTYT CALL TODAYI Cape, on heavily treed corner 6498884 or 647-1240, after 5. contact the Air Force im­ down payment. Call 6436301. CAU 247-1839 roofing, storm windows, aw­ mediately. Call 646-7W. lot. In desirable Bowers nings. Quality workmanship, School area. Wall to wall EXPERT Sign painting and Box C, c/o Manchester SItutUon W tniod 15 WATERPROOFING: free estimates. Fully insured. r a a a STEADY WORK - Reliable, Herald. RN’s - LPN’s carpeting, flrepUce, garage, lettering. Mall boxes a Bullding-Coniricting 33 Amemagehat, Hatchways, foundation 872-9187, 6493417. aluminum siding. Beautifully speciaalty. 6492158. hard worker, who wants CHILD CARE in licensed Resort Property 2T cracks, tile lines. Sump steady employment, good In­ RNs & LPNs - Looking for a decorated inside, and AM shifts. Part time or full home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, pumps installed. Gravity WES ROBBINS carpentry SPECIALIZING cleaning and come. Call 5286702 between 9- challenge and high pay? We PHILBRIGK Undscaped outside. $40s. CaU COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet CLUTTERED ATTICS & remodeling specialist. Ad­ laundry outings and overtime feeds; fireplaces, ceramic tile repairing chimneys, roofs, 2 only. are a new Geriatrric i Men­ 6494017; from beach. Two bedroom, Cellars? Will haul unwanted repairs, stone walls, patio^ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 time. Pleasant working con­ services. Manchester. Deb­ items for you reasonably. Call AGoodDeal! tal Retarded Facility. bie, 643-1790. winterized summer cottage. walks and steps. CHARLIE built-ins, bathrooms, Years Experience. Rowley, NOW accepting appUcaUons Immediate openings for ptui AGENGY MANCHESTER - Plymouth $15,900. 8591665. 6491616, or 5690322, for free AND AL, expert Masons, 30 kitchens, 6493446. 6495361. for full time employemployment. ment. time 7 to 3, full andjiart time 3 ditions. Benefits. Apply in Lane. Immaculate seven estimates. years experience. 643-4953, Call 528-38695...... between i9 and 2 to 11, plus 11 to 7 Supervisor. TWO HIGH School boys will Realtors room Garrison. Fireplaced do lawn work and odd jobs. VERMONT 653-2914. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - ROOFER WILL Install roof only. Contaett Mr. Atlas for con­ person. Vernon Uvliu room, new kitchen, 1 AMBITIOUS students willing Homes, Additions, Repairs, siding or gutters for low dis­ Have pick up. 6491828 or 649 1/2 baths, family room, etc. to do yard work and odd jobs. fidential appointment, 6506. Lakafront Cottage BOOKKEEPER - Full charge Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, count price. Call Ken at 647- VEHICLE MECHANIC - No between 9 and 4, 278-1060. Dead end street. CaU owner Please call 64928W. 3492009. Manor. Call Mon- 646-4200 $ 1 2 ,9 0 0 through trial balance and 1566. experience required. Current 6491677. No agents. ^ ,9 0 0 . quarterly taxes. Desires work training openings. Good DISHWASHER Full Time Two Bodroom Cottsso on HIGH ACRES U w n Care - LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - (3 5 / day through booulllul Lalio Dunmor. at home. Also light typing. R&R ROOFING. Roofing. salary, paid training. Enlist­ Days. Permanent position. □ EDUCATION Landscaping, mowing, trim- Will pick up and deliver. new homes custom built, utters, painting, remodeling. ment r^uirred. Ages 17-35. Complotoly lurnithod. Small m lng^^ov^ edging, trucking. Agpljr to Tacorral, 2 « Broad Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. down paymont Coll 80. VT. References. 643-6617. remodeled, additions, rec tIxperienced. Free estimates. 'Cushion Belt Polyglas' Call U.S. Army at M^9462. LAND CO. Inc. rooms, garages, kitchens Can 6499206. Prhrato fnsfracUons 15 (1) Tough fiberglass Mr. Bergin REAL ESTATE SALES SOZ-2S4-SNS, Sell your extras with a remodeled, bath tile, cement belts for strength ALUMINUM STORM Window wadidayo and orao. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone (ast-actlon Classified work. Steps, dormers. Hotdng-Ptumbing 35 Company needs help to sell, REMEDIAL READING and S02-SS2-6SS1 waWiondo Fireplaces, concrete. adl Residential or commercial. (2) Resilient polyester PROBATE NOTICES Needed Immediately — Liceneed Court of Probate install and repair windows In 871-0385 m ath; individualized work Chimney repairs. No job too Call 6494291. SEWERLINES, sink lines, cord body for ride Oiitrict of Manchester Manchester area. Full or part program, (lst6th grade) by saleepereona for profeaelonal small. Save. Call 644-8356 for cleaned with electric cutters, NOTICE OF HEARING Ptinling-Piporing 32 time. Telephone 1-223-4460 Master's degree teacher. 569 Rsaf Eatoto Wanted 28 estimates. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY by professionals. McKinney (3) Goodyear quality LORENZO 8075. career in real estate. RICARD, deceased before 8:30 a.m. Carpentry and general con­ Bros. Sewage Disposal for dependability you ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars PAINTING - Interior and tracting. Resiaential and can count on e. O' H™ WillUm ALL CASH For your property, Commpany, 643-5308. ^FllilJerald, Judge, dated July 11, WAITRESS PART Time within 24 hours. Avoid Red and attics. Moving large exterior, paperhanging, commercial. Whether It be a •F 'J,» ..Iwarlng will Iw |»ld on an nights. Permanent position. □ REAL ESTATE appliances, also stone or loam excellent work. References. small repair job, a custom FiM n.73 or Sale Ends Sat. Night applicalion praying tliat an Inalnimenl • Exceptional Opportunity* Tape, Instant Service. Hayes NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet |1 JO F.LT. ptr Urs, tfoptndinf o« liit. Apply at Tacorral, 248 Broad delivered. 644-1775 or 844-9532. Free estimates. Fully in­ built home or anything in No Trsdt NisOid. purporting to (w Uie last will and leata- Quality Control Tochnidaii Corporation, 646-0131. repairs, plugged drains, Additional Sizes Sale Priced ment ol said deceased be admitted to S&eet. H om ot For Sale 23 • Excellent Commitsiont Schedule* sured. Martin Mattson, 649 between, call 6491379. kitchen faucets replaced, probate as in said application on (lie An Intaraatlng parmanant poalllon la tm- VINYL REPAIR - We can fix 4431. more fully appears, al the Court of SELLING your house? Call us repaired. Rec rooms, Probate on July 25, 1»77 at 10:00 a m GENERAL OFFICE Gerk (or madialaly avallabla on tha third ahlft. Applicant COVENTRY • 40 acre Egg • Liberal Advertising Budget • first and we'll make you a Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No FOR ALL your Dry Wall bauiroom remodeling, heat POPULAR PRICED POLYESTER nVIRS Pearl J. Hultman, Aaa't. Clerk small office. Diversified and must bs High School Qraduata with soma In­ Farm, with three story barn. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, need for expensive rec- QUALITY PAINTING and needs - Drobiak Dry Wall modernlzzation, etc. Free DOUBLE BEUED'POLYGLAS'RADIALS interesting poaition. coverlng. 568-5878.. Paper Hanging by Willis (tompany, 575 Center Street, Power Streak 78 ------dustrial quality control axporlanca, high school Butler-type building. Power • Sales Training* Realtor, 6491577. Estimate gladly given. M & M Knowledge of bookkeeping, plant, and other outbuildings, Schultz. F^lly Insured, Manchester. Call 646-8882. Plumbing St Heating. M 92ni. E V E R Y fiUns, typing and shortnami chamisiry and knowladgs In papar making and plus Three Lovely Homes. • Estddished Finn* IMMEDIATE Cash for your REWEAVING burns, holes. references. 649-4343. D A Y o TOWN OF VERNON helpful. Please contact, Fran tha uss ol fibars In papar or tsxllls typo Offers invited. B/W Realty, property. Let us eroiain our Zippers, umbrellas repair^. NEWTON SMITH - PLUMBING and Heating - Banning, for appointment, fair proposal. (Jail Mr. Window shades, Venetian HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Remodeling, Repairing. Rec l o w BOARD OF EDUCATION 647-1419. • MiHHIU Pwticipation* Fast service. Reasonable 643-2738. procossos will Inhaneo tha applicants BeUiore, (H7-1413. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. painted for $ls0-$200 by rooms. No job too small. 649 rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- PRICH). FOR INVITATION quallflcallons. DUPLEX 93, Fireplace, • Guaranteed Salas Plan* Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649 scheduling now. Professional 3144. 6567. " ‘4 0 AR78-13 wtilUw ill bIm |1.84 5221. conaiders any job. 2899287, sjo-is eudw e 1.79 r.tr. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Salary >wlll commonsurato with your carpeting, aluminum stori storms, MAY WE BUY your home? pwonMeeWtim F.E.T. and okTtira TO BID evenings or weexends, Don. CARPENTRY, Custom Arau MackMU PM ii.T) r.(.T. The Board of Education of the Town Coirorate office. Excellent axporlonca and provon ability tor Indapondonl 2 furnaces, trees, 3445 income. • Full or Part Time* (}uick, fair, all cash and no Flooring 35 AtMitlonal S im Low P rktd Connecticut will receive skifla. Legal background 3^,500. Hutchins Agency, 649 problems. Call Warren E. INTERIOR St EXTERIOR Houses - Addditions, garages, sealed bids for dealrable. Minimum three rasponslblltty. 3166. Call today for your pereonal inter­ Howland, Realtors, 6491108. Painting - Insured. Good PAPER HANGING Expert. roofing and siding, kitchens, FLOOR SANDING St 1. Lumber — Induatrial Arti. work. Reasonable rates. FYee Your average patter, in bathrooms, and r ^ i r work Bldi will be received at the office of years experience. Excellent Wo oNor oxcallant omployao banaRto Including Refinishing. Floors like new. benefits. CaU 6466655, 8:30 to MANCHESTER - New listing I view. All replies held In total con­ estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, av erag e room , $30. Mr. oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ the ^penntendent of School*, Park Blue Cross A CMS paid by tha company. Household Q oodt 40 No waxing. (Specializing in and School StreeU. Rockville, donnec- In Rolling Park Estates. fidence. 6496985. Richman, 6493^. vis for estimate, 643-6712. older floors). Staining floors. i ^ t until 12:00 noon, Monday. July 2$ Apply Monday through Friday or It you profar, Seven room Cape, garage, Ceilings. In-outslde painting. 1.11 t “* p»4i».c aiHi Uroeuin REFRIGERATORS CARPENTRY - All types of J.P. LEWIS St SON - Interior ML publiclyoublicly opened, read and ------recorded.' SUPERINTENDENT - Mall your rosuma of Exporionco and salary fireplace, carpeting, gorgeous MR. GERALD P. ROTHMAN CARPENTRY St Masonry - Morso Stove Dealer. John NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. SpMificationsSpecifications and proposal form, married couple for small Washers, ranges, used, carpentry; Remoifellng, and Exterior Painting, Additions and remodeling. treM lot near schools and guaranteed and clean. New Verfaille, 646-5750, 872-2222. Omay * W —Aecur^ — svw tiwM,from MICthe UIUL-Woffice Ulof the me apartment complex. Universi­ roquiromanta to our Paroonnol Manager: recreation. 3H,900. 6^53M. 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 roofing, siding. No job too Paperhanging, and Free estimates. Call Anthony 295 Broad St. (opposite Sears Automotive) CMNa Superintendent of Schooli, Park and ty of Connecticut area. Duties shipment damaged, GE and small. Free estimates. 644- remodeling. Fully insured. Squlllacote, 6494)611. School Streets. Rockville. Connecticut Sorvleot Wtniod 35 SAFEH OPENMON,TUES,WED.rRII5:30,SATI1,THURSIl include: General AMFCUNO DIVISION Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. 3079. 6499658. UIKAFILTEII The right is reserved. W.WS.S .via toM/ areject cjcvk any'or« iiv u r MANCHESTER - Six Room Pearl and Son, 649 Main all111 bidsbldi OTor anvany narlpart utwhenRam suchw.imL action, I_i_ is maintenance, minor repalra, 47 MAIN STREET Cape. Good condition. Low EXPERTS - Stone work. Dry 643-1161 F X \ -ra & Jiol(iman, Dne Street, 8492171. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, $ 8 . 8 8 deemed In the best interest of the painting, tenant contact. Free taxes. Low heating cost. Good WINDOW CLEANING - INFLATION FIGHTERS - wall, retaining walls, stone ARCO MASTER CHARGE-CASH Board of Education. TALCOTTVILLE, CT. 06066 ___ Save 20 to 50%! Quality attics, garages, yards CHECK UP TO i QUARTS Charles Brisson rent. Send resume to starter home. Large yard. (tommercial St Residential. steps, ornamental work, An ggiMf Oppomunf imploftf cleaned, moving trucking. 10 W 40 OIL Business Manager Superintendent, P.O. Box 404, Owner, $34,500. Offers invited. ELECTROLUX VACUUM - Full Insured. Free estimates. Interior-exterior. Painting. In­ reasonable estimates. Let us MANCHiBTRH. CONMSCTICUT 0 S 0 4 i Loam for sale, Lawn service. 024*7 Bloomfield, Ct. 06002. 6498166. With power nozzle, in good Call (Juality Maintenance In­ sured. Free estimates. Call beautify your home. Call after condition. Call 8799190. corporated, 6498845. 6491609, 7499423. No job too big or small - 569 1 p.m., 6499508 or 6495635. 8522. I PAGE SIX-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchtsler, Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 ACROSS 2 Advartlaing Anawar to Pravioua Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., July 14, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B (all 1 Rufflin 3 Soviet river E • T Aptrtm»nt$ for Root S3 Homo* for Root 54 Auto* for Solo 01 Autos for Solo 17 M A B 5 Norttddty 4 Bacteria 1 K E Charles M. Schultz 9 Sunihin, NEW BRITAIN |80. Cute end SOUTH COVENTRY - Five 1973 DUSTER - 6 cylinder npala 5 Comedian R 1 t itiM (ibbr.) Conway clean. Yard for klda and pets. rooms, garage, appliances, standard. High mileage, Power steering, power Dear Abby 12 Court 6 Taring Home Locaters. Fee |40. 522- yard. Only |2S0. Home excellent condiUon. 643-W97 brakes, automaUc transmis­ c 171 y i f f Y 13 Htwkiye 7 Haa E • □ 4600. caters. Fee 340. 5U-4000. before 2:30. sion. 2500. Mint condiUon. StaM Will consider trade for 1973 8 Wretched (al.| L L □ BALD By Abigail Van Buren 14 Soldaring 9 Prone to catch T 0 SBNSinvB BLOOMFIELD • U rg e and 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n Chevy truck. 646-6751. n I TH0U6HT OHIooo-Storoo lor Ront 55 placa lira □ □ I HIP UNDER MV 6E0 lovely, two bedrooms. Kids Wagon • Running condition. 1 EAGLE MgOuT IT . 15 Tanamant 10 Remarkable nr T □ □ L L E • ‘/OU WENT TO FOR THREE WEEK51 and pets. Only 3150. Hurry. ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Squa 3150 or best offer. CaU after 6, 1969 BUICK SKYLARK • 17 Baarllka drink peraon (al.) p 1B □ D d 0 A T H SUMMER Home Locaters. Fee 340. SSa- feet induustrial space, 2,000 Am/fm, air, good dependable 18 City In 11 Growa old iF A 'tI C1E3I3C3 N 1 N A T A CAMP... 4600. square feet office si ace. Easi- second car. Body, fair. Best DEAR ABBY: You told COULD BE there is no such Alabama 16 Followed Mf l □ □ □ □ S 0 sub-dividable. 2 .249- 1970 CHALLENGER - offer. 8462536. thing as a ‘‘frigid-dear’’-only clumsy men. This is true in 19 Nack 20 Tourlat plant EAST HARTFORD. Huae 31 Feudal %15. Automatic 6 cylUider, new loo many cases. But. Abby, please note that this should be 21 Portant lodging 47 Holy image three bedroom. Yard tor kids. snow tires, Mag wheels, 4 1969 CORVETTE 350. Best 23 Day (Hpb.) servant a conclusion reached only after other possibilities are ruled 22 Injured with 33 Bar of metal 48 Country Only 3220. Home Locaters. ATTRACnVE Four room of­ extra rims. CaU after 6, 646 offer over 34,000. 742-7757 24 Houaing horna Th A Moving. Must sell! Saturday for the rental of yyour apart­ T WAS WE FIRST (5UV & Sunday, 9 to 5, 27 WilUams ment or home. J.D. Real TO SWAP SAfiS WITri Road, Bolton. vporo- Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Mob/tobfto Homo*Ha 55 THE weatherman 1960. ON the rm . new s/ TAG SALE - Humidifier, 18' CAMPER trailer - single LIKE 'IS THAT A COLP freezer, sporting goods, LOOKING for anything in real 1-14 books, tOTs (in excellent con­ 73 GNEVY MALIBU $2095 axle, excellent condition. front I SEE OR PIP estate rental - apaiments, Eleven years old. 31,500. CaU dition). Saturday July 16th., 9 2 Door, brown with tan vinyl top, 74 FORD GRAN TORINO $3095 YOU SPILL ICE CUBES, homes, multiple dweellings, 742-6930. ON YOUR SHIRT?' a.m. to 6 p.m. 22 Kane Road, no fees. Call /D . Real EsUte automatic, power steering. Heathclift Manchester. This Funny World Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ARE YOU SELLING your mobile home? Buyers MOVING - Tag Sale Bikes, CENTRALLY LOCATED - HAVING DISHES SO record player, plni pong waiting. Please call Plaza Three room heated apart­ 75 CHEV. MONTE CARLO $4495 73 PNTO WAGON $2495 Homes, Broker. 1-826032. SHINY I CAN SEE MY table, dressers, fan, mui_icn ment. Second floor. Security ndau, sliver with red vinyl top, low R^ , Squire option, aulomqtic, air con- FACE IN THEM DAY more. You name the price CaU 646-2426, 9 to 5. oitioning. (reasonable). Saturday & Sun­ mileage, stereo, swivel seats. AT PLAZA HOMEiS our prices AFTER DAY... THERE can't be beat. Over 2 homes MUST BE MORE. day, 9 to 5. 63 Wadsworth THREE ROOM Apartment - Street, Manchester. to choose from. Many set up TO LIFE THAN Heat, hot water, appll^ces, ready to Uve In. .Aoult and air conditioning. Storage 75 FORD MAVERICK $2595 THAT.' Building Suppiloo 42 6 cylinder, 3 speed, radio. 72 FORD LTD $1995 family parks available area, laundry facilities, gar­ Uirougn out the state. Trades age. Security deposit. No pets. Brown. V-8, automatic, power steering, NATURAL STONE for welcome. All homes priced to t l a . 643-M , 646-7268. power brakea, air conditioning, vinyl sell from 2,905. Full time ser­ retaining walls, veneers, 74 FORD RANCHERO $3395 roof, stereo radio. nuoN vice department parts, . 14 patios, etc. Pick up by the FIVE ROOM Heated Apart­ Bronze. V-8, automatic, power steering. supplies and accessories. pound or delivery by the ton. ment. Security required. sous t SQIVICI, UK. liHlSi Plaza Homes, 132 Wilbur V y e a t h e r m e n Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Inquire at 77 Oak Street, Ik ’ THEREfe A LONG PRIVE...... It6 (50ING...IT6(j0INe... 6494163. Manchester. Cross HlghwM, Berlin Turn­ ARE OFTEN pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-826032. MlSUNPERSTOOp: ------______7-'H Dogo-BIrdo-Polo 43 CHARLES APARTMENTS - Toi/r FORD Deluxe 41/2 room Townhouse CLOSEOUTS - 19H JAYCO, 20 DOG-CAT BOARDING -11/2 baths, aU appliances, 2 F eet. Asking 33000. 1978 Short Ribs — Frank Hill bathin^groomlng. Obedience air conditioners. Caniet^. SHASTA 24 ^ t 34800. Both TRUCK completely self contained. WE'RE SO lN a TO HAVE TO protecUon classes. Complete Heat and hot water. Patios. FORD S1DPMHETINS UKE THIS.' modern facilities. Canine Soundproofing Wasber/dryer Uke new. Vernon Village Inc., .t t t Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon hook up. Storage. Basement CENTER 644-8120. Road, Manchester. For reser­ garage. Some awailable with vations please call 646-5971. fireplaces, and 2 car garages 1974 3/4 TON CAMPER -1972 'V; From 3280 to 3325. 6 4 6 ^ DILLON 2 Foot Travel Trailer. CaU FREE • 5 kittens. Litter train. 646-1540. 643-892, anytime. ! 7-/4 Please call 646-2059. FORD MANCHESTER - Two family d4 3 -Z i4 5 ______315 Main St., Manchester AutomoOro Sorvico 55 i PUREBRED GERMAN - Second floor. Heat, electrici­ TRUCKS Shephard Puppies. Eight ty and appliances included. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- -ITS. weexs old. No papers. No sun specialists, factory w w . 3245 monthly. 643-2282. 644- shots. 325 each. Calf M9-80^. r trained, one day service, 114 East Main Street, Rockville. 8871-1617. PACiE ElCiHT B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 Lisa Abell participating in cross-country tour

I.isa Abell. 14, of 25 Butler Rd., is a member of United Colorado Springs, and New Orleans. Visits to national the Fabulous Synagogue \outh (USY) which is sponsoring a cross­ parks include Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone, Grand Ca­ TRINITY COVENANT Manchester Evening Herald country summer tour. nyon and Yosemite. Disneyland is also on the itinerary Si.\ busloads of young people and chaperones departed Sometimes the travelers will be accommodated and CHURCH I MAIN STREET For ■ ■ M L HiiEBiHBBBM I^^ le ^ # •ANDOVER •BOLTON •COVENTRY from New York City on June 27 to begin their journey on hosted by various Jewish communities where they stay § : S0»Haokmataoktif##» the USY on Wheels program. with the families of local Conservative Congregations. Home Delivery They will travel for about six weeks through the United Lisa is in the ninth grade at Manchester High School i VACATION I Phone 647-9946 States. Canada and Mexico. While en route, the USYers and attends Temple Beth Sholom. HARTFORD/area news pray three times a day, observe Shabbat, and Kashrut. Every Thursday and participate in daily study sessions. I BIBLE SCHOOL I THURSDAY, JULY 14, 187/ PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f ouum wirvucuM • VERNON Their itinerary includes cities like Montreal. Chicago, I July 18-22 i Porno bill signed I; 9 A.M. - Noon ;| J HARTFORD (UPI) — Involving minors in the produc­ |; Theme “10-4 ■ God’s message received & is tion of pornography in Connecticut after Oct. 1 will be Marc Antony’s punishable by 20 years in jail and a $10,000 fine. I; understood” i| Wethersfield Ave. '< 4 Gov. Ella T. Grasso signed the bill, which also |: AgM Kindergarttn-SIxth Grade In Fall Hartford New plan sets the same maximum penalty for parents who allow |: Call i | their children to be used in pornographic ventures. 649-3639 or 649-28SS For reservaffofls caff The legislation, part of a national drive to eliminafe so- 1'° Reglsttr | | called kidporn, would make such acts a felony and would for health apply to children under 16 years of age. 522-2899 The legislation does not affect the distribution of such pornography, only its production in Connecticut. is coming SUPERMARKETS By BARBARA RICHMOND Herald Reporter I ^ SUPER SALE on SHARP C.B.’s ^ S A N Y O ______JENSEN SKXKa MIE On July 25 at 7 p.m. in the East Hartford Town Hall, For Your Health & plans for a Health Malntenancp Organization (HMO) for SAVE 49 STEREO CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER East Hartford, Manchester and 14 other area towns will <100 *» be explained. Beauty atFinast! UmN 1 alio nMdmt H r Cuetomer If all plans follow through, the proposed 27,000-square • Super Peluxe 33 Chennai foot facility to carry out the prpgram will be built in East • Enloy Noleeleee Trenecommunlcetlen Hartford on land on Ash St. In the Connecticut Blvd. Phillips Milk snth the C8-M0 A ONLY N/SpMOM FCC Type Accepted. redevelopment area. An application will be filed with the federal Depart­ of Magnesia ment of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) for a loan A of more than $1 million to get the program under way. A i filcMjPtt'id HEW defines HMO as an organized system of health 26 oz btl 2^1 647-9997 M Gil APPUAMGES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO 647-9997 care, providing comprehensive services for enrolled "***'** ^ members for a fixed, prepaid annual fee. The program was explained in Ellington last night at a Dristan Capsules meeting of the Health Systems Agency (HSA) of Subarea For Relief of Colds E, by Bernard Crowley, executive director of the North Central Connecticut HMO. Six hospitals would be involved in the consortium — Mt. pkg of 10 159 Sinai, St. Francis, Hartford, New Britain, Manchester Memorial and the Institute of Living. Rockville General would not be in it. John R. Coleman of Vernon, consumer representative Tylenol Tablets of HSA’s Subarea E, presented a position paper at last Non-Aspirin-For Relief of Pam, night's Ellington meeting. While noting that the HMO idea is not new, Coleman IMPOBTANTI said it wasn't until 1971 that the federal government btl of 50 layaway now... provided legislation and financial support for the organization. It was in 1973 that the HMO Act was signed into law to provide technical expertise and monies to form 400 to 500 HMDs by 1979. ^ Fasteeth Coleman said now there are about 180 such Big challenge for a little guy organizations in operation. Denture Adhesive “In essence, HMDs are formed to provide those who “Well, working the foot pedal is the easy part but how does a little Steven, desperate and determined, tries to make a jump for it 1 are dissatisfied with the existing system with an alter­ guy like me get to the drinking part?” Steven Dante, 3, of East Hart­ that doesn’t work either. Ah, finally success , as mother comes to I deposit required native method of purchasing and receiving medical and _ 2 oz btl 1 2 5 ford, ponders the question at the East Hartford Library and Herald rescue with a boost. And the water was so health care services for themselves and their good as revealed by I dependents,” Coleman said. Photographer Steve Dunn happened upon the predicament. Little look of content on Steven’s face. H - r ’ He admitted that such a program isn't suitable for Turns Tablets 499 everyone. He said one of the disadvantages is that it Antacid bottle 150 | I tends to restrict the patients' free choice of a physician and hospital. He added, however, that the program does give Do residents understand zone rules? ^v^^Midol Tablets 439 assurance of emergency services when they are needed; _____ . bottle of 30 I immediate selection and access to a family physician on By SHEILA TULLER there is a zoning regulation specifying regulations. with more than 3,000 square feet in one the primary care team; the availability of specialists; Herald Correspondent where these sheds can be? Concerns of PZC member Dominic class and those with less than 3,000 square lab and treatment services in one location, and 24-hour, In its effort to simplify zoning Serignese are zoning in the Silver Lane feet in another class. Kaiser would waive seven-^y-a-week coverage. Do you own a utility shed? Many East regulations for homeowners and have a area from Forbes St. to Clement Rd. and the distance requirement for the larger Nivea « Hartford residents do, to store garden lighter rein on business, the PZC met the Prospect St. area from Governor St. to Skin Cream 1 1 6 9 "It’s* assurance instead of insurance,” he said. restaurants. He described HMDs to be a viable alternative and so tools, lawnmowers or lawn furniture. Did Wednesday night to discuss possible areas the railroad crossing north of Orchard St. PZC member Jack Davis said he fears far, the only alternative to purchasing and receiving care you know such sheds must be placed ac­ of change. Before the commission makes any zone the PZC would be saying "big is better,” cording to East Hartford’s zoning The discussion and suggestions made change in the Prospect St. area, Juliano 8 oz from the "disorganized health care delivery service we when small eating places can offer fine Alberto 1 5 9 now have.” regulations? are intended to give direction to Tpwn suggested waiting until the planned food. Light & Fresh Conditioner bottle Persons belonging to HMO would sign a contract which Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) Planner David Juliano. Juliano and a highway is built. "We have to make the regulations would be legal and binding. A charge of about $90 a month Chairman Walter Forrest said 90 per cent zoning consultant, William Donahue, will PZC member Irene Cague suggested equitable,” he said. COAT would be what a person would pay for a family plan and of these sheds are properly placed. But be collecting data on zoning during July changing the zoning on the north side of Miss Cague urged the commission to F.D.S. Spray 3 oz there would also be single and double plans for an in­ how many East Hartford residents know and August to prepare for rewriting the Chapel St. to coincide with Connecticut look to the future and include regulations Feminine Regular or Powder aero c a n ^ | l dividual or man and wife. Blvd. zoning from Main St. to Ward St. concerning solar heat. It was also 7 / ^ The proposed program would start with 4W physicians She said most of the property owners on suggested that regulations be written scheduled to work 32W hours. There would be doctors on East Hartford fire calls the south side of the Boulevard own the restricting any building that would cut the SALE Chapel St. land. call on weekends. sun off from a neighbor. Ban Deodorant « "Both should be in the same zone,” she The PZC members said they recognize 99 The grant from HEW would end the day the doors of the Cream 1 oz jar facility open. HMO must price itself competitively so in­ Wednesday, 2:27 p.m. alarm at 98 Hockahum Dr. call to Dunkin Donuts, 1084 said. there can be inequities in the regulations. come meets expenses. —Medical call to 809 Main St. Wednesday, 9:12 p.m. Main St. PZC members agreed clarification of They want to find a way to rewrite these Wednesday. 4 p.m. Today, 2:51 a.m. —Medical The plan has the support of the Greater Hartford Labor —Electrical wires down at 60 all definitions is a must. Ultra Ban 1.5 oz —Investigation at Founders Maple St. call to 85 Cannon Rd. regulations. f t s Council, several other union groups,.the State of Connec­ There was lengthy discussion concer­ The PZC’s ideas were turned over to Roll on Deodorant bottle Plaza. Wednesday, 9:13 p.m. Today, 3:58 a m. —Medical ticut, Aetna Insurance Co., Southern New England Wednesday, 4:55 p.m. —Ac­ —Medical call to 249 Silver call to Seapark's Department ning special permits for locations and Juliano and Donahue this morning. Telephone Co., the City of Hartford, Hartford Federation cident with injuries on Rt. 2 Lane. Store, 317 Main St. sizes of restaurants which sell alcoholic Davis said, "We’re saying, ‘here are our of Teachers and the Connecticut Federation of Teachers, southbound at High St. over­ Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. Today, 7:20 a.m. —Small beverages. problems.’ We’re looking for advice and Excedrin bottle Connecticut Nursing Association, Gerber Scientific and pass. —Electrical wires down at 71 fire in cellar at Hockanum PZC member Anthony Kaiser proposed • possibly better ideas (from the con­ Tablets of 60 many other large employers. Wednesday, 7:35 p.m. Arbutus St. Diner, 373 Main St. classifying restaurants by putting those sultant).” The 27,000-square foot facility will accommodate more —Medical call to 48 Governor Wednesday, 10:13 p.m. than 18,000 subscribers. This is the figure that is con­ St. -Medical call to 6 Avon Dr. Rockville sidered the break-even point. Wednesday, 8:51 p.m. Today, 12:42 am . —Acci­ Mum Deodoranti —Alarm malfunction at Elks dent at Darling St. entrance hospital notes Cream 105 oz jar If plan's move along without any snags, the facility Club, Roberts St. could be in operation by December 1978. ramp to Founders Bridge. Wednesday, 9 p.m. —False Today, 2:19 a m. —Medical Admitted Tuesday: Kathryn Baker, Court St., Rockville; Ammens Powder John Connelly, Franklin St., Medicated 6 25 oz can Rockville; Alan Goulet, Ban­ Area police report croft Rd,, Rockville; Maria Haraesy, Ellington; James bottle 4 3 9 1 East Hartford yesterday. Thomas Marschat, 17, of South Windsor. Hurst, Grove St., Rockville; Bufferin Carl Pfeifer, Mt. Vernon Dr., DANBURY FAIRGROUNDS Arthritis Strength East Hartford Police charged 17 High St., was charge^ with eight Sarnoski was released on his counts of third-degree larceny; promise to appear in court Aug. 1. Vernon; Dorothy Shortell, Routes 6. 7 and 1-84 three out-of-state persons with Grove St., Rockville; Daniel OUR ENTIRE soliciting without a solicitor’s permit Joseph DeLaurentis, 20, of 13 Spring Tolland St. was charged with three counts of Soucy, Glenwood St., Ban Deodorant COLLECTION OF Wednesday after receiving a com­ Rodney A. Elliott, 20, of 154 E. Manchester; Maurice Thomp­ Roll on regular or quick dry 2.5 oz bottle | plaint from a Sisson Ave. resident. third-degree larceny; and Deborah Main St., Rockville, was treated at son, Franklin St., Rockville; presenting '7 NEW FOR FALL Charged were Donald A. Hill, 20, of Shaw, 19, of 65 Mountain St. was Rockville General Hospital early this Ann Vatteroni, Brookfield New York; Arthur M. Dority, 17, of dharged with three counts of third- morning for chest pains he com­ Rd., Bolton; Harriette 1/1 SHOWCASE of AMERICAN ARTISTS and CRAFTSMEN California, and Laila Dutton, 21, of degree larceny. Wetherell, Grove St., New Freedom box AND W INTER plained of after the truck he was From All Ovor Tho C ountryl Ohio. Police said they were soliciting Police said the arrests were made Rockville, Mini Pads of 30 driving on Rt. 74 went off the road FASHION COATS magazine subscriptions. They were in connection with thefts of CB and struck a utility pole. Discharged Tuesday: Anna FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY released on $25 cash bonds for court radios. The three were released on Police said Elliott fell asleep. The Baron, Union St., Rockville; U p r K a l Essence Shampoo IN JUNIOR appearance Aug. 1. non-flurety bonds for court utility pole was cut in half. Elliott Daniel Chapman, South St., * norm/dry or oily appearance Aug. 2. Rockville; Nancy Hannon, 20C off label 8 oz bottle Coventry was charged with failure to drive AND MISSES SIZES right. Court date is July 22. Wrights Mill Rd., Coventry; P William Welliver, 17, of Spring South Windsor " James Lyman, Tolland; JULY 15 Rd., Coventry, was arrested Joseph Sarnoski, 55, of Windsor, Vernon Harold Meyers, Range Hill Moon to • p.m. 10 e«m. to 0 p.m. 10 a«m. to 0 p.m. Pampers Diapers Wednesday on a Common Pleas was arrested Wednesday on a Com­ Mary Ragis of Wethersfield was Rd., Vernon; Terence Orkin, box John Dr., Vernon; Anthony Disposable Newborn Right now, you can select from our biggest Court warrant charging him with mon Pleas Court warrant charging charged Wednesday with following of 30 i three counts each of third-degree him with negligent homicide with a too closely. She was involved in a Rogers, ^u th Terrace, Ver­ It's Fascinatingl It's Interesting! It's Educationall and best fall and winter selection of fashion burglary and third-degree larceny motor vehicle. two-car accident on 1-86 in Vernon. non; Arthur Rother, Orchard coats ... put your favorite leather, pant coat, and one count of fourth-degree Sarnoski was the driver of the car Police said her car struck the rear of St., Rockville; Robert S®^*^vE>iapers Schneider, Ellington; Daniel SOMETHING OF INTEREST FOR EVERY MEMBER Johnson storm coat, or fashion long coat on lay-away larceny in connection with June in­ involved in an accident July 6 in a car driven by Therese Brandshaft Daytime box of 24 cidents in Coventry. He is scheduled Stefanik, Crestridge Dr., Ver­ with absolutely no deposit required during our which Warren Peichert, 23, of Broad of Dix Hills, N. Y. Court date is July non; Stephen Von Euw, OF THE FAMILYI I to appear in court Aug. 2. Brook, suffered fatal injuries. 20% OFF COAT SALEI 22. Lawrence St,, Rockville. Coventry Police also arrested Peichert was riding a motorcycle. Jeffrey Brown, 21, of 179 Talcott- SEE . . . the finest Artists and Crafts People in actual Johnson’ 3 Baby Diapers I coats, downtown Manchester and Vernon Cir­ three Rockville youths on warrants The accident happened on Rt. 5 in ville Rd., Vernon, was arrested Birth Tuesday: A son to Mr. Overnight box of 18 '! i ^ cle. Wednesday on a warrant charging and Mrs. Gary Parent, Florence St., Manchester. demonstrations of their art him with two counts each of third- Stay away from 1-86 degree larceny and forgery. He was Admitted Wednesday: John Johnson S Baby Diapers released on a non-surety bond for E. Connelly, Hayes Ave., SHOP . . . for Gifts... for home... for the holidays Toddler box of 12 V ernon the easlbound and westbound lanes. court appearance Aug. 10. South Windsor; Doreen Peat, The highway is being widened from Park Ave., East Hartford; Savin Brothers Inc. of Newington, Robert Thompson of 22 Tamerack ADMISSION: Adults $1S0 Children under 12, 50 cents the Ashford-Willington town line to Lane', Vernon, was charged Alfonso Renna, Hyde Ave., i the contractor working on the Rockville; Kimberlie Vaughn, Baby Diapers about a mile east of Dobson Rd. in Johnson’s Downtown Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5, Thurs. 'til 9 widening of 1-86, has issued a war­ Wednesday with improper backing, Village St., Rockville. FREE PARKING FREE ENTERTAINMENT Newborn box of 24 ning against anyone trespassing in Vernon. after he backed over a bicycle. His Police said trespassers and per­ Discharged Wednesday: the construction area near Exit 96. court date for that charge is July 29. Refreshments Available on the grounds Prices effective thru Saturday, duly 16,1977 sons taking materials will be Police said Thompson was arrested Paul Gessay, Snips St,, W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quanti^s Vernon Police said the firm has arrested and prosecuted. The con­ again later for making harassing Rockville; Valinda Nutter, complained that persons have illegal­ Irene Dr., Vernon; Patricia Not Responsible for Typographical Errors Use you convenient fForth’s charge card . . . it deserves a lot of Credit! Tri-CIty Plaza, Vernon Mon. & Tues 10-8, Wed., Thurs., FrI. 10-9 Sat. 10-5:30 struction firm is mainly concerned phone calls. On that charge he was Packer, Vernon St., ly been taking wood chips, logs and about its liability in case of an acci­ released for court appearance Aug. Manchester; Thomas Reilly, other materials from the site along dent on the property, police said. 10. Dailey Circle, Rockville. PAGE TWO-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchcsier, Conn., Thurs,, July M, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., July 14. 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Area chamber won’t move I // you have | New tests show Instead of moving its office from ' fice would be there would be, some bound exit ramp, Inews for area | Lafayette Square (Rt. 30), the board people who would be far removed Lamont said anyone who has com­ I towns, call: | Moriairty’s takes Little League title of directors of the Rockville Area from it. ments should put them In writing and inn water okay Chamber of Commerce decided Bernie Cantor said when the final leave them at the Memorial Turning on the power in the Army & Navy, titlists of the after two outs. John Hedlund worked relay. Wednesday to see if signs can be put decision is made the board should Building. Mayor Thomas Benoit will I Andover | Army & Navy threatened in the hurler Krajewski did a fine job Bolton there is a period without rain, he will third inning. National League American League, was 2-2. out a full count base on balls and Jeff fifth coming up with but one run, Kevin Brophy lined a double over up for identification. bear in mind that most of the analyze them and send the concerns I Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 | striking out eight and issuing only Water from the well at the Alpha- take samples of the lake water and ,The Vets opened the scoring in the Popik, who belted a home run in the falling short in the end. Hill stroked the leftfielder’s head but Ellis trying The recommendation to move the chamber business is done by phone. to state representatives. champs Moriarty Bros, cap­ one free pass. The Vets outhit I Bolton Omega Inn on Bolton Lake Is do extensive tests on it for the Alpha- bottom of the first inning ,on a Billy opening game of the tournament, his second safety of the contest and to score was thrown out at the plate office to a store front location was He suggested that the office stay In a written ballot vote, polling all tured the 1977 Town Little Moriarty’s, 8-3, but couldn’t come up Omega Inn. Hill single, passed ball which moved slugged No. 2, a two-run shot over the made by a board member, where it is because of the favorable chamber members, six new directors I' Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 | ‘‘perfect and has absolutely nothing League Tournament title last moved to second on a passed ball. on a relay from Hedlund to third with the all-important runs. wrong with it." Hutchinson will take samples from him to second and opposite field leftfield fence for a 2-1 lead. baseman Rick Saucier to catcher An­ Policeman William Yetz, who had rent. The board agreed and Diana were elected to the board for the Krajewski reached safely on an in­ Coventry | various locations around the lake and night with a 3-2 duke over single to left by Ken Krajewski. field error and lanky Tim Ellis dreana. Winning hurler Tim Feshler made a survey of business people at said he will investigate putting up coming year. They are Guy Cambria Calvin Hutchinson, sanitarian, said Tim Feshler reached on a three- Doing a fine job behind the plate ^ Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 bring them to the state Department Army & Navy at Leber Field. followed with a single to center bore down to get the third out. Vernon Circle, in the center of signs. Jr. of the Savings Bank of Tolland; he spoke with Dr. Benjamin Cosenza, In the top of the third frame, Coach base error and catcher Bob Andreana was Lou Pilver with Ken Monroe, of Health for testing. Moriarty's went through tourney plating Hill. Krajewski trying to Drew Gustafson and Jerry Kennedy Rockville, and along Rt. 83. He said Steven Lament, president of the Donald Gates, Ellington branch of I Ellington operator of Coe Laboratory in Storrs, Mike Falkowski's charges went to drove him home with what proved to Feshler exhibited fine control fan­ Samples of water taken from both play unbeaten in three starts while reach third was gunned down on a umpiring on the bases. most people didn't know where the board, told directors that this week South Windsor Bank and Trust Co.; who tested a sample of the water work with all the damage coming be the winning marker. ning six and walking none. Losing ^ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 taken Tuesday. Cosenza is certified the lake and the inn, taken June 30, chamber office is. He said the move would be the last chance they have to Larry Merlino, Kingfisher Corp. of were tested by the state Department would bring in new members. comment on proposed highway Tolland; Robert Noonan, Individual ^ H ebron | by the state to do water analysis. Hutchinson said three more water of Health and were declared unsafe At Wednesday's meeting Steve changes at Vernon Circle. member; Joseph Paradis, individual ^ Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 jiji for bathing and drinking. Diana, who studied the proposal, said He said his impression is that the member, and Yetz. samples were taken Wednesday from ^ South Windsor the inn and brought to Coe The question of whether or not All-Star the reason for it was to increase the town has decided to go with what the In the fall the board will elect four Hutchinson took the water samples Hobson’s roundtripper Laboratory for more extensive visibility of the chamber, which state is providing. He said he doesn't more members. S Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 S properly was raised. • • testing. serves Vernon. Tolland and know whether officials consider the The reason why the water samples ^ Tolland Hutchinson said in talking to Dr. Ellington. plan good or they are tired of taken June 30 showed a high bacteria pitching Cosenza he learned if a water sample He suggested the board consider arguing. Barbara Richmond .. ,643-2711 -i; paces Red Sox victory count has baffled everyone involved. asking the owner of the building Area fire calls was taken after a rainfall, it would Lamont said maps of the proposed Vernon very likely show a high bacteria Hutchinson said the question of housing the existing office to allow whether or not people should be plans for Vernon Circle are in the count. Cosenza said water samples CLEVELAND hits—including a three-run Rice. He drove in four runs nings because of soreness erection of a sign. I Barbara Richmond ...643-2711 S swimming in the lake is un­ selected engineering office at the Memorial Tolland County should not be taken for several days (UPI) — The Boston homer into the upper deck with his 22nd and 23rd in his left leg. Mike Paxton Board member Daniel Wright also Building. answerable at this time. suggested that signs of indentifica- Wednesday, 11:44 a.m. —Investigation after a rainfall. NEW YORK (UPI) - Frank press book says in left field with two out in homers of the season. blanked the Indians for two I i Cosenza told Hutchinson as soon as the 10th inning, to spark "It was the first hit I tion and direction be put at Vernon Merchants and property owners in of dryer fire, Daryl Dr., Vernon. Tanana of the California innings before being Wednesday, 6:02 p.m. —Investigation “Butch” holds one of the Red Sox to a 9-7 victory ever got off Jim Kern," Circle and other highway exits. the Vernon Circle shopping com­ Angels and Mark Fidyrich of chased in the seventh and of furnace fire. Prospect St,, Rockville. the keys to the Red over the Cleveland Indians. said Hobson. "It was a Joseph Cappossella, another board plexes are against the proposed plan the Detroit Tigers were named replaced by ace reliever Today, 10:40 a.m. -Apartment fire, 28 Sox’ success in Also supplying the long- pitch down and in, but my Bill Campbell. member, said that wherever the of­ because of the elimination of an east- Franklin St,, Rockville. to the American League’s All- 1977—and he showed ball for the hard-hitting greatest satisfaction com­ Campbell fanned Kuiper Lake people want hearing Star pitching staff today, even why Wednesday night. Red Sox, who now have hit es from the fact that the and Buddy Bell to end the though Manager Billy Martin Butch Hobson, the 25- three homers in one game Red Sox won the game. Cleveland threat and took a on 16 occasions this season, Bolton swift action in order to enjoy the taken as far as the noise was con­ acknowledged neither may see year-old Boston third "If the pitch was a little 6-4 lead into the ninth was designated hitter Jim higher, 1 wouldn’t have hit Educator won’t run again Atty. Daniel Harris of Vernon Rd., remainder of the summer in peace" cerned. They included private action in the game. baseman, banged out four before the Indians sent the it,” added Hobson, who is Bolton, has asked the state Liquor A date for the hearing has not yet citizens bring action, zoning game into'overtime with a Tanana, a 12-game winner, and hitting .526 on his current South Windsor during the term she was elected vice- developer Jean Jacques to begin the Control Commission to schedule a been set. regulations amended and adoption of Grab bag news pair of runs. Fidyrich, the rookie sensation and nine-game batting streak. chairman. third (and final) phase of the Chapel hearing so complaints against the a municipal noise regulation. American League All-Star game After Jim Norris singled Board of Education member Town Atty. Jerome Walsh told the Rice drilled his first two- home one run, Campbell Hill subdivision. Alpha-Omega Inn may be registered Owners of the Alpha-Omega Inn starting pitcher in 1976, are suffering Marion Morrisette, a Democrat, has Rezoning approved Board of Selectmen it would be best run homer into the upper walked Bell to fill the Tim Wentzell was granted permis­ formally. were summoned to appear in Tolland from arm and shoulder ailments and said she will not seek re-election in The South Windsor Planning and to complain to the liqudr commission leftfield deck in the first in­ bases, struck out John sion to keep horses on 4.3 acres of Harris said three individuals have County Superior Court this morning are unlikely to pitch in Tuesday’s Billy Martin threatens the fall. Zoning Commission (PZC) has ap­ about the sale of alcoholic beverages. ning. He also sent a fifth land off Governor's Highway, observed the sale and consumption of to answer complaints by several game. Lowenstein but hit Andre Mrs. Morrissette, a professional proved rezoning on nine acres on He said, “If their license con­ New York Yankee inning blast over the beer outside the building. Harris said Bolton Lake area residents. The All-Star baseball Thornton with a pitched artist, said she wants to devote more Pleasant Valley Rd., allowing providing he builds a bam and fences ditions the sale of beverages within Named to the staff along with Manager Billy Martin has centerfield fence off in the area. he and three other Bolton Lake The plaintiffs are asking for a tem­ Smiling Jeff Popik (with helmet) nears home plate after game at Yankee Stadium ball to force the extra in­ time to her painting, which she said smaller lots on the property. the confines of the building, the sale Tanana and Fidyrich were Jim threatened to bar “cer­ Cleveland starter Wayne porary and permanent injunction smashing two-run homer in third inning which gave Moriarty’s Tuesday night is a sellout, nings. has suffered because of the many One of the owners, Grace Case, Scholars named residents are prepared to testify to of such beverages outside the Palmer of the ^Itim ore Orioles, tain” sportswriters from Garland after Fred Lynn noise generated from concerts at the prohibiting the loud noise and con­ Vida Blue of the Oakland A’s, Bill lead for good. (Herald Photo by Dunn) the Yankees announced. Reliever Bill Lee came hours she has devoted to the school said the zone change was requested Two South Windsor youths who building could be handled by that the team bus, plane and singled to snap a 3-3 on in the 10th for Boston inn. trolling the conduct of customers Campbell of the Boston Red Sox, Top entries in the Plea­ board. to allow the sale of two 100-foot lots. graduated from high school this year agency as a violation." clubhouse. Martin com­ deadlock. and allowed one run to get Harris said, “I would appreciate when they leave the premises. They Dave LaRoche of the California sant Valley Golf Classic "I love being on the board,” she The remainder of the land was leased are among eight Greater Hartford Walsh said several steps could be plained about stories con­ which begins today in Sut­ The Indians tallied once the first save of the year. also seek $50,(X)0 in damages. Angels, Jim Kern of the Cleveland said, “but I love painting more. 1 to a farmer and there are no plans to high school students who have been cerning "the manager ver­ ton, Mass., are Jack in the third on Duane Kern lost his fifth game Indians and Sparky Lyle of Martin’s gave two years and now 1 would like build, she said. named Capital Area Scholars by sus the owners, the owners Nicklaus and Tom Watson, Kuiper’s run-scoring single in eight decisions after he to get back to what I really want." New York Yankees. The property, owned by Alfreda Trinity College, Hartford. versus the players and the who just had a torrid duel and Charlie Spikes belted a retired the first two Boston Mrs. Morrisette was elected to her Among the prominent pitchers Transmission knocked out Case. Grace Case and Porter Blinn, Timithy Jon Oberg, son of Mr. and players versus the at the British Open. Wat­ 450-foot homer off Boston hitters in the 10th. Scott first term two years ago. She polled is near Tudor Hill Rd. and Northview Mrs, Linwood W. Oberg, plans to Bolton board was busy missing from the staff is Nolan Ryan manager.” starter Ferguson Jenkins of the Angels, who is tied for the Due to the electrical blackout in New York City, son, 27, of Kansas City, has singled, stole second and more votes than any other candidate Dr. major in mathematics at Trinity. He Joe Namath, who has been challenging Nicklaus to tie the score in the moved to third on Rick for the Board of Education. Some residents opposed the managed the basketball team for The Board of Selectmen Tuesday roads at the cemeteries and at one of Ryba said he hoped feeling from American League lead with 12 vic­ transmission from United Press International has been moved onto the Los fourth. tories and leads the circuit with 222 lately for the No. 1 spot and Miller’s infield hit, Hobson Immediately after the election, she change, contending that the area was three years and wrote for the school heard why Calvin Hutchinson needs the schools. previous boards were not being temporarily interrupted. National sports news could Angeles Rams after a long Jenkins left after four in­ then hit his 16th round­ strikeouts. done so successfully. was nominate for board chairman. becoming too congested. newspaper. He was also a member of help with his wbrk, a report on the Rattazzi said a Town Meeting of carried over to this one. "I hope with not be obtained by normal means at press time with tenure with the New York tripper of the season. She withdrew her name, however, Also approved by the PZC this the National Honor Society and condition of town roads and a repair Sept. 24, 1949, "voted that the the new board things will be “I want an American League win service hoped to be resumed soon. Jets, has reported he saying she was not experienced week was a resubdivision of 19 lots on served in the Model United Nations schedule, settled a disagreement roadways located in the North smoother, easier and on a friendly and I'm going to play to win the hasn't thrown a football in enough to fill the position. Later Chapel Rd. The resubdivision allows for two years. He was also on the between the town, treasurer and Cemetery, Center Cemetery and basis," he said. game," said Martin, when asked 12 days because of a rib in­ high school math team. superintendent of schools, received a Bolton Elementary School yard are Mrs. Peterson agreed to submit a about the apparent unavailability of jury and he doesn’t know Eric John Woodard, son of Mr. and request for adoption of a noise or­ hereby included as part of the town monthly report even when there Tanana and Fidyrich. when he’ll be able to throw Mrs. Robert H. Trewhella, was ac­ dinance, and took action on several highway system.” wasn’t anything to report, but she Manager Sparky Anderson of the again... Building values up tive in high school sports. He will other matters. The selectmen discussed the fact told the selectmen, "It’s your agree­ National League selected an eight- Jimmy Connors has also attend Trinity but hasn't decided Hutchinson, who is assessor, the cemetery roads are not included ment with Mr. Allen, not mine." man pitching staff which includes decided to rest for about building inspector and sanitarian, The selectmen will refer the All-Star veterans Tom Seaver of the South Windsor Other permits issues this on his major. in the roads the town receives state three weeks hoping to heal At South Windsor High he was cap­ said, "We just need some help; it’s aid for, but it appeared no one ever matter to the Board of Finance. Cincinnati Reds, Don Sutton of the the right thumb he frac­ June was an active building month June include the new firehouse tain of the varsity football team in as simple as that." Hutchinson said applied for the funds. Allen asked the selectmen to name Los Angeles Dodgers, and Steve tured in London before in South Windsor, with a total headquarters on Ellington Rd., $687,- his senior year and also ran varsity the best solution would be for the a co-signer of checks in case of an Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies. Wimbledon. Connors was building permit value of 51,288,920 777; an industrial foundation at Acme The selectmen will investigate the town to hire a part-time sanitarian to emergency in the absence of the Also named to the NL staff were recently forced to pull out compared to $447,500 recorded for Manufacturing Co. for an addition at track. He was a member of the matter. school's concert band, served on the help with the work load. He said treasurer. The same request has Joaquin Andujar of the Houston of a tournament because of the same month last year. 353 Chapel Rd., $5,000; two garages, School Supt. Raymond Allen Student Council and was a member clerical help is also needed. The attended the meeting to request the been turned down in the past, Astros, John Candelaria of the the injury... $9,300; five aluminum siding jobs, Pittsburgh Pirates, Bruce Sutter and of the National Honor Society. selectmen took no action. town treasurer submit a report to the Mrs. Peterson said she believed A boyhood dream has Seventeen dwellings were recorded $10,800; two baths, $1,000; two Donato Rattazzi, road foreman, Rick Reusche of the Chicago Cubs in June 1977 a total value of $532,000, toolsheds, $450; eight pools, $10,268; Recipients of the scholarships, school business office on a monthly the reason the request was turned come through. Jamaal worth a total of more than $125,(XX), submitted a list of roads to be resur­ basis. He said his office now receives down in the past was because of the and Gary Lavelle of the San Fran­ Wilkes, recently of the compared to houses valued at $346,- one fence, $375 and 11 additions for faced, according to their condition cisco Giants. 000 a year ago. alterations, $28,950. will receive financial aid over the a report every three months and it’s cost of the bond for such a person. Golden State Warriors of four years of college. and traffic, and cost estimates for very confusing. Allen admitted there have been no the National Basketball the work. Treasurer Catherine Peterson said great emergencies to date. The Sports news Association, has played out According to Rattazzi, the roads the special accounts are forwarded selectmen took no action on the his option and sign^ with 4-PLY POIYESTER should be repaired in the following immediately and they are the only matter. The National Hockey League has the Los Angeles Lakers. Dems hear platform ideas order: Shoddy Mill Rd., Brandy St., ones with balances. She said other Daniel Harris presented the changed its format for the Stanley The 6-foot-6Vz-inch former CO R D TIRES Loomis Rd., School Rd., French Rd., revenues are for bookkeeping pur­ selectmen with a copy of a noise or­ Cup playoffs next spring, but there UCLA star signed a multi­ (1 South Rd., Vernon Rd., Birch Mtn. Coventry assistance to the Coventry Industrial In other business, the committee poses only. dinance adopted by the Town of Far­ aren't any provisions for accom­ year contract with the Coventry Democratic Town Chair­ Park on Rt. 31, which is owned by a Rd., Volpi Rd., Plymouth Lane, Mrs. Peterson said state statutes mington. Harris said the people on modating clubs from the World Lakers. Terms were not accepted the resignation of Sondra Stony Rd., Gaylord Rd., Goodwin man Richard Cromie has suggested private corporation. Stave, who will be traveling abroad do not require a monthly report, but Bolton Lake are “troubled with a Hockey Association in the new disclosed... Rd,, Watrous Rd., Box Mtn. Rd., breakdown. that his party carry a platform plank Member Daniel Manley protested for the next year. Walsh reported on the school business office could get noisy neighbor,” the Alpha-Omega The Cincinnati Bengals Webster Lane. Inn. in the upcoming municipal elections that it would be a misuse of public plans for an Aug. 19 dance to be held one anytime it wanted to. Under the new format, the top two of the NFL have signed The estimated cost to repair those to “support a 10-year program to funds to enhance the economic status in Cromie’s office parking lot. Allen said his office doesn’t have Ryba said the board would review clubs in each of the four divisions will their No. 1 pick, defensive roads is about $28,000. Ryba and have the town take over maintenance of a few stockholders. Cromie announced that Joyce time to go after a report. and consider the ordinance. qualify along with the next four tackle Eddie Edwards of A78-13 Blackwall Selectman John Carey will meet with Plus $1.72 F.E.T. of all roads." Walsh said other towns were using Carilli, Karen Nash, and Richard Selectman Aloysius Ahearn said The selectmen went into executive teams with the highest point totals. Miami, Fla... Rattazzi to set up a summer work and old lire. He said the program could be public money to benefit the private Giggey had expressed interest in run­ the selectmen hope the different session to discuss appointments. Talks about realignment, of having schedule W h itew all financed through an increase in the sector, “which also benefits the com­ ning for the Town Council. In­ town offices can work amicably. After the executive session, Carl approximately six WHA teams tax rate. State Rep. Robert Walsh munity at large." Rattazzi said the state Department Selectmen don’t want any bickering, Preuss was appointed to the Board of annexed by the NHL, do continue Last night's scores add $2. cumbents Gerry LeGrand and Myles "A' ' size 5-rib design. supported the suggestion, but A motion by George Bolduc to of Transportation is working on he said. Fire Commissioners and Linda with New England Whaler President have not yet stated their intentions. preliminary plans for the repair of National League wondered about the town’s liability if strike this as a Democratic stand Roslyn Kornfeld has applied for the The selectmen asked the treasurer Chamberland to the Board of Library Howard Baldwin steadfastly Philadelphia 5, St. Louis High Meadow Rd., Sunset Lane and remaining confident... Dependable performance it maintained private roads. was defeated. Board of Education, and incuments submit a monthly report to the school Directors. 2 Tolland Rd. Town Councilman Jack Myles said Cromie also advocated hiring a Patricia Clark and Jacob Wisenall business office. First Selectman The Board of Selectmen will meet In local news. East Hartford Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 1 at amazing low cost SAVE Rattazzi told the selectmen the there are about 100 miles of town- full-time recreation director for the have declined to run again. Cromie Henry Ryba opposed the motion. tonight at 7:30 at the Community remains unbeaten in American •■o’”*--: • ____ Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 town may be responsible for the Silt BiKkwaa n r B su* BtKkwaH ( [ t owned roads and that the proposition town. He said his recommendations said he was having difficulty getting Hall to continue its business. Legion Zone Eight play, topping Houston 3, Los Angeles 2 m to «52 B 7 8 -1 3 $22.00 51 82 1 G78 14 129.00 5 2 5 3 would add another 30 miles. were preliminary to the formation of candidates for elective office and Ellington, 5-1, last night in Ellington. (13 innings) Per set of 4 C 7 8 !4 23.00 Former Town Council Chairman a platform committee for the fall urged interested parties to contact East Hartford visits Manchester San Francisco 5, San 2 01 1 H78 14 21.00 2 7 3 , DoesnH want to watch 0 7 8 1 4 24.00 2 0 9 | g 7 8 15 W.OO 2 5 9 Rose Fowler spectulated that such a election. Come to 168 Woodland S t Friday night at 6 at Eagle Field in him. Diego 4 E 7 8 14 20.00 2 23 i H78 15 program would cost the town “hun­ what should be a top-drawer attrac­ 32.00 2 7 9 Radial Deluxe Champion" Chicago at New York F 7 8 14 20.00 2 3 7 B L 7 8 -1 5 34.00 3 0 9 dreds of thousands of dollars." Manchester 643-8474 tion. Manchester, however, can’t He doesn’t have to look but New York Yankee hurler Catfish suspended due to blackout Cromie also proposed that look ahead as it has an engagement Hunter can’t ignore the fact he’s just given up a two-run homer All prices plus tax and old tire. with Cubs leading 2 to 1 (to W hitewall add $2 to $3 depending on sise. WHITEWALLS Democrats support state and federal Jal Alai reaulta WOODLAND tonight at 6 at Eagle Field against to Milwaukee Brewer second baseman Don Money, who is be resumed before Stafford in a zone tilt. as low as WNdnttday nearing third base. Brewers won, 9-8. (UPI Photo) Thursday’s game). GARDENS American League DOUBLE BELTED Boston 9, Cleveland 7 (10 $1 lapa 1121 IN IN aSrralM I1.N 1121 424 IMwZa^ Ilil $il 121 innings) WHITEWALLS Plainfield results M IN 4.N 124 IN SEdwraGwnica 7.N IN M w n LM S24 1 Mala Lam S il MMkUUSJI HARDY FALL BLOOMING Softball Milwaukee 9, New York Wadnetday «-««>»« MMa S-I 3IS.N Mriils$4$Nil Long mileage 1977 new-car tires NriKti M )1IMI M ela I S SIIIJ4 Mada 1-5 $241M 8 TrilKto t-l-l m M TiUptl 154 31114.74 Trifada f-5-1 $2U11I Baltimore 4, Texas 3 EACH TMOt ruT t 5-14 II) TadI ^T O N IG H T ’S GAMES-— as low as... m vat wMi 1 mm A t 11.41 141 u a n Salastiaa ||.N IN 524 I Mar IIN 0.N 0.N CHRYSANTHEMUMS FELINE Demko had two homers for Annulli’s. Chicago 6, Toronto 3 Size BR78-13. Fint latm C a n t (I) I N 4.N 224 Gamin 4JI SJf Vinner's vs. Town, 6 ID td n M 5 k m lO il t m Scruse whipped Tommy’s, 7-1, at (1st) Plus $2.00 F.E.T 4 Intiata Wltaar IIM S.N 2 il 224 224 hM I 4 i IJI 3 Edm 4.21 Large rVz” Pota —Robertson S U ty i iMt. ta( IN m.N Mia 14 Ulil Toronto 5, Chicago 3 and old tire. r K ll2 4 54 $7141 Nebo. Debbie Gilnack homered twice NIKE I Wj Ljito 2M Mnta 14 GllTJa Mada 14 37fil Mada l-S $2!2J0 Hlanes vs. Blue Moon, Regular $40 each ra t *U7 W M c 113 p P 31424 TrrfKta 14-2 \WM and singled and Melody Brown (2nd) (11 innings) $1 Trifada 14-2 $431.41 Trifada l-S-3 $7K.N $J39 Acadia applied the whitewash M e ta 113 pP 331.N 7:15 —Robertson M M c MS pU SllZI Jwkm homered, tripled and singled for brush to Walnut Barbers, 15-0, at Kansas City 6, Detroit 4 Tiihcli: t-SI h M tUZM Trileeta 13-S p P 324114 SM alna 11M114I m 3 for $3.75 Moriarty’s vs. SALE PRICES! S-14 14) ■ $il IM 4.M 3JawGarraM 15.N IN 4i0 Scruse. Seattle 3, Oakland 1 SMiS: S-ll (I) 4 tm h u mMn T il i n » IN l i l I k t i Narrica...... U l 4.N Crispino's, 8:30 Nike. Kevin Kravontka and Ron 11.N <.H IN 4 1 ^ M 324 324 324 1 Arri nirrt 4.N 1 Edm Mar 4.N Minnesota 6, California 3 Whitewall SMJSeeei IIN 124 *• a. Nivison each had three hits and Bob MMa 4-S m m MMa 44 $SiM M M a 34 $41M “/Qo,rh.m.thioodf.„ 7 GERANIUMS NOW —Robertson I Lift C«N 2 il I3e(l 3eei 1 2 4 MMtaMmm EASTERN Plosky homered for Acadia. Doug Rigulsi pries Sila prict fl.T rar312S MadaM$121N Mada 34 $11141 M.09 Tee vs. Postal, 6 A 7 8 -1 3 Sira (tKk) l$Kh| i$$di| Tar 31J4 Trifada S4-1 $7t7.7l Trifada M-t $1,17170 Trifada 34-1 $I3IN Q.rd.n.“ Reg.‘1.59-M.89 ONLY Rallying, Second Congo scored an Downham had two of the Barbers’ M t e 4U ftd (3Z.M IWnta 4IS M S3U4 10 lor $9.99 —Nebo Plus $1.73 F.E.T. ER7814 $48.00 $41.00 $2 41 TrilMta: i-U m iU lU t M e ta 414 M 3I2N IIN i m 121 8-6 come-from-behind win over B.A. four blows. and old tire. FR78 14 50 00 43.00 2 54 MHM Trileeta 4.S4 p P 322424 11.N 121 4.N Attandncc 5,ON Time to sow seetb, beans, tumiiis, radishes, peas, iettuim, endive, etc. Crispino’s vs, David’s, Mu taUc UTA im 121 iC m iU A 5 M IN NaNk: $343,457 GR78 14 55.00 4 7.00 2 69 T h rt $-11 (I) M S-14 IQ Club at Nebo. Bob Fish had three hits Sizes 141 lU u k k n m m 7:15 —Fitzgerald for the winners and Jim Tuttle and HR7814 60.00 50.00 2 88 IIM 7.41 141 5 r S " " ^ 1324 S24 IN m m 1-7 M7JI m m 14 $41N Regal’s vs. Telephone, INDY Sizes Sizes H78-14.15; GR78-15 57.00 47.00 2 79 4-21 IM M ads 7-3 $12UI Mada 14 $121N STILL TIME TO PLANT Gordie Plouffe a like number for the B78-14.C78-14, F78-14,15; J78-14.15; HR78 15 61.00 51.00 2 96 )SCS Trifada 7-3-2 S1JI5JI TrHada l-S-2 $32741 Center Congo edged past Nassiff Itac 31:12 Bedding Plante - Petunia, Salvia, Begonias, ate. 6 -N ike losers. E 7 8 -1 4 078-14,15 L 7 8 -1 5 JR78 15 65.00 54.00 3 13 r» r 3ilS Camera, 10-9, at Nike. Kip Blake had 55.00 3 28 Wwta: SIJ n U itIM Wtata 314 p P 31S24 Wilson vs, Lathrop, LR78 15 66.00 Meeta M3 p p H1.N Vegetable Plants - Tomatoaa, Celery, Lettuce, Beall, three hits and three others two M k W IIS pU SISIJI 7 :1 5 -N ike loo ISO' All p rice s p lu s lax and o ld lire I iM x I-S-l p it t t n i t Trileeta 4.3-2 p P 314224 Collards, Cabbage, Bproute, Ceullflower, etc. CANDLELIGHT apiece for Congo while 10 different ISO FartcS-UlM Teeta IiNee Cene |l| Jai Alai entries 3 for $2.89 Belliveuu vs. Demolay, Pero’s doubled Vito’s, 8-4, at players had one hit each for BUY NOW and SAVE! 4 «4 IN US IN w W n 34.NI1M 124 6 —Keeney 4 N l ik t i t 3ZI 3.N I S * 424 324 Thursday *' Robertson. Four players had two hits Plus $1.88 to Plus $2.42 to Plus $2.80 to 4 Cnee k e M | i,p Nassiff’s. 4.41 EVERQREENS-RHOOODENDRON-TREES $2.26 F.E.T, $2.65 F.E.T. $3.12 F.E.T, Thta41l4 nnii ^— -WOMEN’S REG------' each for Pero’s while Art Warner’s TIk 32:11 1 in ia wm a-i i anm i 1 EkraGaanfea Plant Now QUAMNTEED to LIVE to XMAS. and old tire. and old tire. and old lira. Monday-Friday 8-5:30 M M c 411 p p 311.44 MMe: 311 M UI.N 2 M UaM 11 2 m I n 1 ZMi M i r 4-1 The Elks overpowered SBM, 27-2, three safeties were best for Vito’s. M e tz M l p P 332124 2 M l M ir 2 ftrftaa Grna i l Junlpwi, Dwarf Mad. Tiltar, Rq). |r.H ...... NOW $4.08 SENIOR GIRLS M ic tc 114 pp SIIJ$ 3 M W t 5-1 3 IMy 0 3 I M i Saras BlacRwells $2 less. Saturday 8*12:30 Tii4Ktz U S pp U44M Trileeta 114 paM 3IN2I4 4 Im N a M i M 4 I m P It a m k 3 k m Marla M Wrodortandron Itad, PInli. Itag, IT.M...... HOW 84.98 ,iv d G last night at Cheney. Dot Brinad- Personal Tee subdued Trader rsfc s-ll« OeMk 111 iq 4E M iG OCaaqlam 5-1 mour homered among two hits with DUSTY 124 S24 124 5 Ednra Garraaa 5-2 World, 16-4, at Martin. Four different I V i c t i m 24H IN S.2I I Jaar Iw im 7-2 I lalnr MM 7 -1 three others collecting a pair for the North End Fire trounced the Use your All tires ia n v Oii 2m m 7 lir IwMn 7-1 LATEXITE (Same Compeny ee Jennile) players had two hits each for the 1 rn m i M M 3.N I INMeei M . tap 424 \ir n jk n m 7-1 7 Oarria tana 7-2 Angels, 13-3, at Robertson. Lenny ItaK ll:n SaNMna lEdMlSsrts 1-2 Ik a i Oaardcs 1-1 The fineel driveway sealer - covers 200-250 aq. It. winners. Kathy Toper had two for Tees, who win the regular season IMSIIS SNa Urn M m SM lam ZaM credit card mounted free MMC2UMS34JI Mtala: 111 paM 3SI24 5-24 5-71 5-14 24-1 3-24 14-3 1-3-2 14-2 3-14 M-TT i -3 SM lin lamki SBM. Farrand homered and doubled and crown with a 13-2 mark. M e ta HI pan 34S.N 3-M 7-14 244 1-24 M-1 7-2-5 4-1-7 7-14 also with sand for bettor traction. $g3| M e ta 211 p P 3I33II SM Dave Koski had three hits for the IrMta 24.1 pP 324S4N Irlaeta II I pP 1HI24 TMni ONLY' Taalfta Taataa Cana |q 1 IM t Ham t-2 1 Cmi Garms 1-1 3 Iw 23.M RFC Hosemen while two players had two Ndk TiNm M ra IS) 2Im »«Mi t-1 STATE M2 1 1 4 2 1 i n 2EakmNanka 7-2 S M 'lO rl 1241 S.N 2N 3 InN a Ecnra 7-2 3EdmiZaM 5-1 3 0rafdMar 5-2 HOUSE PLANTS Thrifty’s tripped Hartford National hits for the Angels. ' Bogner's is one of three teams rn n lA a a l 328 BROAD ST. IMTlIMMI 321 2H If^ q.'taktap I.M S24 M im 4C«f Mmn 1-1 I tael) 4a4|a n 24 SIm M M 4 km Gnnki 5-1 Aaparagus Fame, Cacti, Bank, 11-5, at Keeney. Scott Hanson remaining in the District playoffs I Mfi iq S N S tnp dfkm 1-2 5 Dank Lam 4-1 TM 44M raw4l2S I lien SMi 5-1 kff iSSits • Darriilisa 7-2 A u ’t. Tahitian Veil, Piggy had three hits and four others two CHARTER OAK iJllllfOl MANCHESTER MWala: 211 aaM IIS.44 I M in Sana 5-1 after last night’s 11-8 win over *M ta IM n M 31721 7 kn U m t 7-1 Z a M sM ii Sapeilecia: 1241«pai4 IIN7.44 7lara4tlkli 1-1 7 kiT M k t 7-1 Mcta4IIMS322l SIMrEsamn 5-2 J hanU aM 1-1 tu r n k m 7-1 Backs, Swedish Ivy. each for Thrifty’s while Jon Neuner Klock Co. nipped Annulli’s, 8-7, at Breeze Inn of Berlin in Plainville. TtilKta 4-14 p p 32443.34 llaiNr 3134217 SM Zafeda ZaM SNIMM Sala lms|a IM ta IM M Z a M 1-1 5-7-1 244 3-14 1-31 SM kn tM itlis Sala ZalakMrra TWO & ONE HALF IN. POTS 3 (or $2.50 had two singles and three RBIs for Fitzgerald. Three players had two Mark Monette had three hits and four 5-14 2-34 7-1-2 1-2-5 44-3 34-1 4-3-1 34-1 34^1 541 344 4-14 r 544 5-1-3 37-2 4-24 3-2-5 2-5-3 the Bankers. hits each for Klock while Mark others two apiece for Bogner’s. T ire PAGE FQUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977— PAGE FlVEl-B •BftftBftftftBBBBBftftftftBBftftfttftftft Ho/p W » n M 13 ^^^^^^®^®®®®®®®®®^® ®eee******e***********ftft#ft nftftftftftftftftftftftftgftftg^^^^^^^^^ INDEX H ip Wantad f3 H ip Hfanltd 13 Homaa For Sala 33 Homaa For Sala 23 Ardelaa tor Sala______41 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 NOTICIt SIDE GLANCES AIR FORCE now awards by Gill Fox SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Another tilt needed t — toet end Found 3 — Pertoneli . associates degrees. Get processed gravel, stone, sand 3 — A nnouncem enti technical training, good pay, and fill. For delivery call 4 — Entertttnment and a great way of life. For Let us suggest a fair market Georw H. Grlfflng, Andover, CALL $ — Auctionf CARRIER in farm league play enlistment details call 646- price for your property 742-7M6. FINANCIAL 7440. NEEDED / ,_1 ACALTOa 6 — Bondi'Stockt-Mortgagoi DAN REALE f t f i S 9 — Pettonal Lotni Deepwood and (no obligation) JAFFO POOL TABLE - 10 — Iniurtnce RECEPTIONIST - 8 to 5. Mon­ Valtayvtaw Atm Professional. 8300. or best There will be a Tournament as last up with a 10-4 triumph day thru FYiday. Write P.O. offer. Good condition, needs Hell Hang Up .. . EMPLOYMENT Box 223, Manchester. South Windsor M showdown tilt in the night at W addell, over Carter Chevrolet. 13 — Help Wanted *@ to bbe recovered. Call 586 14 — Busineu OppoMunitiei Call Dave, e fOHN F. SHANNONi 3217. Town Farm League Army & Navy came 15 — Situatioh Wanted [R E L IE F COOK ■ Career The triumph by the Vets SUEI Sign for you EDUCATION [minded Individual. Good e 1 0 ini REALTOR SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- forces a decisive contest 10 — Privala inaiructioni [benefits and salary. Second ditloner, 14,0000 BTU. Friday night at 6 at 19 — Schooit'Ciaaaea I shift. Apply Vernon Manor, or 649-0872 im 568-5660 Elxcellent condition, 8160. Call 646-4525 20 — Initructiona Wantad z r u MLS : Waddell with the cham­ [call 871-0365. 633-8113 after 6 p.m. L175 m a i n s t r e e t MANCHESTER. CT. Soccer REAL ESTATE HAPPY pionship going to the vic­ 23 — Hornet for Salt PART TIME Female • bench tor. 24 — Loti-Land lor Salt BIRTHDAY TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 25 — Invasimant Property work, deburrlng. Experience JANITORS and Housekeepers bffered by the BUSINESS ZONE-Near busy - Needed for Saturday and Good condition. Good for 26 — Buameaa Property To The helpful, will train. Minimum intersection. Large seven plating, or welding. Call 646 Artletaa lor Sala AI Artlclaa lor Sala 41 Six walks and Brian Ar­ 27 — Raiort Property s five hours daily. Call 288-7M2, Sunday only. Call 528-2167 for DRIVERS room home, large lot. 855,000. J I M O R W EST Darren Rosano). Kings 0 nold's double produced five 26 — Real Eitate Wantad 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. ^ 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday an allotm ent. East Hart­ Hutchins Agency, 6 ^ 1 6 6 . GARAGE SALE - Moving. TWO FRIGIDAIRE air con­ ^ thrnii0h KVirlav 5! ford Convalescent Home, 745 PHILBRICK Rangers 2 (Dean Chasse, (Jon Spuhn best in defeat). runs in the second inning MiaC. SERVICES & through Friday, South Wina- FOR CRIB, MATTRESS, dresser. Must sell all. 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. ditioners. 6,000 B.T.U. 8110 31 — Sarvfcea Otfarad ^ sor area. Kirk Russell). Bicenten­ for Army & Navy which Main Street, East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Newer 6 All white, 8W. 'Twin size bed Monday through Saturday. 66 each or 895 each for both. 546 32 — Pamiing-Papering SILVER Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 St nials 1 (Greg Coulter). PEE W EE EAST had plat^ two in the first 33 — Building.Conlracimg SCHOOL BUSES dresser, both pine, 850. Very Valley Street. 6^3416. 2753. 34 — floofing-Sidmg REAL ESTATE Sales people AGENCY half baths. Fireplace, ;ood condition. Two snow Knights 2 (Sean Gallup. Tornadoes 7 (Mike and later added three B i g o n e 35 — Haalmg-Plumbing I FLORAL DESIGNER Wanted for Manchester area. Must be Training ttarto now lor FOX aluminum siding, appliances, ires, C7613, 815 for both. Bt)b Monaco). Minutemen Hassett 4. Tully Patulak 3), tallies in the fifth. 36 — Flooring § - Must be experienced. Apply licensed or In process. qutlinad paopla to loam carpeting and more. 843,900. ? TAG SA L E S Jeff Rawson, 6, of 118 3? — Moving.Trucking-Storage BOLTON. Colonial, 6 years Tote bikes, 830 each. 647-1767. 0 (Steve Wirta best in Lancers 0 (Ricky Kahaner. 38 ~ Servicei Wantad From Sin person, 1122 Burnside Generous commission to driva achool bua part- B lan ch ard St R o sse tto , H arlan St., landed this 31V § Avenue, East Hartford. old. 10 rooms, on over 1 defeat) Jason Stansfield best in Mark Cimino also had a schedule. Wolverton Agency tlma In Manchaatar or Realtors, 646-2482. MISC. FOR SALE Kathy, Norma, Realtors, 649-2813. acre with 20xW in ground DESK - DOLL Parts - Doll TAG SALE Saturday, July TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday two-base jinock for the pound, 19Winch small- 40 ~ Household Goods Vamon In Saptambar. defeat). I REFRIGERATION - Air Con- heated pool, huge family 830,900. SIX Room Cape. and clocks. Plus many other 16th, Westminster Road, (off Sc Sunday, 10 a.m. tnm 4 p.m. winners while Mike Ban- mouth bass at Amston 41 ~ Ariiclas lor Salt' Joan, Pat, items. Call 6460724. Take Route 44A to Jl MOR EAST W ildcats 8 (Pryce 42 — Building Suppliat ^ ditioning, Heating Service SECRETARY FOR South room , 4-5 bedroom s, Heatolator f ireplac^ enclosed East Center Street In Lake. Bolton/Coventry line, turn Racers 4 (Craig Steven­ Maltempo 2. Andy Boggini nivage. Mike Donlon. Scott 43 — Pals -Birds- Dogs Charlie Manager to take charge of Windsor law firm Must have modehi kitchen, library, 3 irch, large lot. Good buy. Manchester), 9:30 a.m. to4:30 44 — Livastock .m. No previews. Rain date, left on Cedar Swamp Road, 1 son 2. R .J. Jones. Jim 2. Paul Bradshaw. Mike Castagna and David Negri Slocal service orienfated excellent typing skills, prior baths, 2 car garage. utchilns Agency 646-3166. 45 — Boats & Accassonat $ department. Call Jack Wood- Miniimnn Requirgnwnts e uly 23rd. 1/2 mile. Voiland). Diplomats 0 McDonald. John King. all had single base hits. 46 — Sporting Goods legal experience unneccesary. TO aOSE OUT ESTATE S 47 — Gardan Products $ cock, 528-4144. MANCHESTER - Just listed. Winning hurler Andy Send replies to P.O. Box 32M, SOUTH WINDSOR. Double ■AlYOMNDnANO 1 Scott Cheney. Karen Chris Ogden). Chiefs 1 40 — Aniiquas Talcottville, Ct. 1. 5 years good driving Seven room Ranch. Three MfWwn Sin • V*ry Rtnontblt TAG SALE - Wicker fur­ TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - Scala. Donny Logan best in (Tom Janenda: Shelly Taylor fanned nine. 49 — Wanted to Bu^ g NOW Accepting applications - experience. hexagon contemporary bedrooms, family room, two In piM Condition niture, books, clothes, an- Eleven piece walnut dining featuring living room with C A LL A T defeat). Hober also played well). RENTALS §for full time employment. PART TIME Secretary - For 2. No criminal record. baths, garage. Bowers School. tlques, furniture, 133 FYospect room set, furniture, antiques, 52 — Rooms lor Rent 7S LOCKWOOD ST.. collectables. Thursday, Mat Miruicki had two Girl Scout Leaders S:^Call t between 10 and 3. 872- law office. Will train. 'MMust sunken conversation pit Many extras. Mid 840's. Hayes MANCHESTER Street, Manchester. July fsth, Yankees 1. Earthquakes 53 — Apartments for Rant 3. Good physical condition. hits. Mark Desmaris Past and Present 4515. An equal opportunity be excellent typist. Reply and huge fireplace with Corporation, 646-0131. 1 to 5. July 16th, 17th, 9 to 5. Friday, Saturday, 437 Center 0 Win by forfeit. MIDGET SOITH 54 — Homes for Ram Street, Manchester. doubled and Jim Maher. SEN IO R II 55 — Business for Rent and ^ employer. P.O. Box 5B, South Windsor, 4. Proper attitude. heatalators, 3 Mrooms, 2 Comets 2 (Eric Wallert 56 — Resort Property for Rant baths, 2 sets ol sliders to MANCHESTER - Ranch. Homaa For Sala 23 Houaahold Qooda 40 MOVING FROM old 12 room David McDowel and Scott ClAC 42, Social Lepers 57 — Wanted to Rant Friends of a. 5. Clean Appearance. SEWING MACHINE In PEE W EE Vt EST 2). Oceaneers 1 (Andrew IR N or LPN - 7 to 3. Laurel huge deck, 2 acres with Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, House - Some old (wood stove, MOVING SALE - Toys, Lawrence alt singled for 39. 50 — Misc for Rant Girl Scouting 6. Be available for work small down payment. Good in­ FREEZER - 15 Cubic Foot. Cabinet ■ Excellent running parlor Grand Piano, bottles games, books, baby and sports Eagles 5 (Dennis Halpryn; Aaron Buczek :$ Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, possible extra building lot. — SOUTH WINDSOR— C arter's. AUTOMOTIVE Celebrate a Apply in person to Ad- during the entire terest rate. Owner will New to market. Spilt level. Three Top loading. Commercial condition. Automatic but- etc.) Some new, some In equipment. 478 Porter Street. Foreman 3. John Tillotson also played well). 61 — Autos tor Sale school year. More acreage if desired. assume mortgage. 25 years bedrooms, laundry room, living Kelvinator. Best offer, (tall tonholer included. between. Take your pick. July Saturday and Sunday. 62 — Trucks for Sale Camp Merrie-Wood's nunislrator, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., 2). Bruins 0 (Chris Den­ Stings 1 (Tad Gembala). :|:| Monday, thin Friday. 868.900. gignent. Call anytime, 649- room is dining room combination, 647-1611, anytime. Reasonable. Phone 6464316. 16 St 17, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ill 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale 30th Birthday PART TIME rec room and family room, large 64 — M olorcycles-Bicycles Tolland Road, Bolton. TAG SALE - July 16th., 10 to 4. nison. Matt Burns best in Stings 0 (Scott Fyler. lot in a convenient area of town. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Tuesday, July 19 'I SUMMER EVEN hotter RELIABLE SALT BOX Circa 1720, CONTEMPORARY 5-shelf ANTIQUE VICTORIAN Love Miscellaneous and household defeat). Shelley Schoeneberger H o m e s Hurry. 143,900. 1:30-2:30 p.m. S because of bills? Keep your beautifully restored on 66 MANCHESTER - Newly wall unit. Wood-chrome-glass. Seat - 8125. Braided rugs, TAG AND Craft Sale - Satur­ items. 199 North Elm Street. Jets 2 (David Evans. played well). T » * * c ^ t o n c 66 Automotive Service PERSON large room size, have two, 67 » Autos tor Rent-Lease Camp Merrie-Wood a cool. Sell Avon. Earn extra AM and/or PM Routaa choice acres, including 32- listed. Offered by owner. HOIlisiKERS REALTY Call 5274147 between 9 and 4. day and Sunday, July 16th and a money In your spare time. No nMdtd for dlvoraiflad Plaaaa call John Thrall at Eight room Ranch wall-to- 6465450, 69 (Miss Burton). 876 for both. Sofa and 17th. 9 to 5. 33 Hyde Street. HUGE TAG Sale - Furniture, acre apple orchard, large matching chair, 825. for both. S; S selling experience necessary ■•crotarlal work In bam and stocked pond. wall carpeting, paneled fami­ Manchester. Fishing tackle, tools, garden tools, much aeaeeaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaeeaa Call: 523-9401. local raal aatata oHIco. 643-2414 ly room, fireplace, 2 baths, SIX ROOM CAPE - Garage, 30” WHIRLPOOL Electric Full size spring and mattress, household items, many new more. Friday, Saturday, Sun­ 840. Full size spring and mat­ any waakday morning CONDOMINIUM TOWN- walk-up attic, treed lot, fireplace. Near school, stores Range - Gock, timer, glass craft items. day. 348 Oakland Street. TIRE DEALS PARK MAINTENANCE per­ Typing and bookkaap- balora 9K)0 lor an Intar- enclosed yard, attached gar­ and bus line. Al condition. oven door. Avacadu color. tress, 820. Call anytime, 646 HOUSE, 7 rooms, modem □ NOTICES H ip Wantad 13 age, assumable mortgage - Like new. 8150. 15 cu. ft. 9483. TAG SALE - Moving, July 15, TAG SALE - Friday and B a s e b a ll son Qualified to maintain plng naceaaary. 3 vlaw. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 214 Ehetras. Mid 830s. No agents. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• grounds, mechanical equip­ low interest rate, and more. Call 6465433. Frigidaire, 6 months old. 16, St 17.10 to 5. Toys, records, Saturday, July 16th and 16th. 9 houra par day, toma baths, family room. Wall Mid 840's. 643-1038 or 6464875. Mint. 8295. 6461404. WESTINGHOUSE Air con­ books, toboggan, household to 5. Three families. 13 Biiyeu Lost and F ound 1 ment and buildings at Wickham Park. Call Mr. flaxiblllty avallabla. to wall throughout. Im­ EAST HARTFORD - Six room ditioner - 8,000 BTU. Like items, draperies, clothing, Road. OH Hilliard Street. NURSES maculate condition. 837,- new. 8100 firm. Call after 6, Binnekade, 5284856. Sand ratuma to Box H, CASHIER ft COUNTER Help NEW USTING - Two family, Split Level. Three bedrooms, FREEZERS SALE -13 cubic baby furnishings, picnic table, Clothing, dishes, many mis­ LOST - Brown Bible, Inside 900. two car garage, plus many loot upright, 8295. 20 cubic 6464039. bicycles. 99 Cornell Circle, cellaneous. COLT INTERTOW N Panero homered for Fuel brown soft leather case. Main RN's - LPN's c/o Manchaafar - Immediate ^ n i n i . Must be family room, 1 1/2 baths, In an intra-town battle, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Harald. 18 or over. Call Manchester extras. Asking 842,900. Call large patio, t i ^ lot, extras. foot chest 8325. W.H. Preuss Elast Hartford. while Paul McCluskey and Street vicinity. Call 643-4014, now, Paul J. Correnti Real Sons, Route 6 44A, Bolton, EMERSON Quiet cool Air ALL MUST GO after 20 years. or return to South Methodist Experience only. Elxcellent Drlve-In, evenings, 649-8000. CAPE — 6 rooms, living By owner. 5666818. Principals St the Merchants nipped Tony Harkins each had Aid and Assistance has Estate, 643-5363, 646-3897. 643-9492. conditioner. 5,000 B.T.U. u s ^ TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 4. We're going to have WHO- Church. part-time and full-time benefits. Salary open. Call room, dining room, 3 Only. Crispino's. 4-3. with a run three hits for Credit. 646-3003. only a few hours. 633-8741. 395 North Main Street. KNOW6WHAT-for sale and hours available for you GAS STATION Attendant bedrooms, new kitchen in the seventh inning last needed. Part time. Apply in EAST HARTFORD - THREE or FOUR Bedroom Kitchen table, exercise bike more. July 15th, 2 p.m. to 7 LOST - Two cats, one black Personal and Professional ELECTRICIAN cabinets and counters, full □ MISC. FOR SALE LESUE MODEL 145. Good p.m., July 16th ana 17jh 10 night at Moriarty Field. WAITRESS WANTED. Part Experienced helpers. All person, Gorin's Spons Car Manchester line. Six room Cape - Non thru street. and baby furniture. male; one grey Calico female. satisfaction derived from basement, treed yard. 833, picture book Ranch. Brick condition. 8300. Call 6460753. a.m. to 5 p.m. 76 Grandee Jeff Berman singled in the Green Manor area, time afternoons, Saturdays In­ benefits. CaU m - im , after Center,- Talcottville, Ct. Bowers area. Enclosed providing good nursing 900.00 Iront, fireplace, custom GARAGE SALE - Everything Road, East Hartford. winning run for the Manchester. 647-9355. cluded. Apply in person at 1015 6:00 p.m. beautiful back yard. All Artlclaa lor Sala 41 care on a 1 to 1 basis for Main Street after 3:00. kitchen, garage. Low 840's. hardwood floors. Fireplace, MOVING OUT of State - Older - Furniture, lamps, pictures, M erchants. B o w lin g STORE MANAGER - Good COLONIAL CAPE - Near electric 40” White, clean, TAG SALE - Saturday from 9 clients in their own homes wiUi Inventory figures. Salary Hayes Corp. 6460131. range, refrigerator. Parklike ALUMINUM sheets used as etc. 77 Meadow Lane. Near LOST - Small greyish / black AUTOMOTIVE Salesperson High School, 7 rooms, 4 ood condition stove, 825. Por- to 4. 123 M ain S tre e t, or medical facilities. ATTENDANTS FOR Shell wanted. Must be aggressive, Ius benefits. Also part time landscape. lugb 830s. Call 646 printing plates, .007 thick, Highland School, off Oak Toy Poodle - In vicinity of bedrooms, 114 baths, large gible Sears dishwasher. Call Grove. Friday and Saturday, Manchester. Much mis­ ALl MM JIM OR Spring Street/Timrod Road on Car wash, Manchester. Must self-motivated and have a elp, evenings and Mturdays. EA$T HARTFORD 1339. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for HOME BEACH- Bee For Information Call E after 6 p.m., 6469369. 10 to 5. cellaneous. State Bank routed Monday July llth. We love be over 18, Friendly, neat in desire for above average ear­ Apply 12 to 4, 707 A, Main eat-in kitchen, formal For the economy minded. 81. Phone 6462711. Moquin 183. Sheila Price her. she comes to the name of 843-9818 appearance and have good nings. AU repUes strictly con­ Slr^t, Manchester. dining room, fireplace, 2- Small Ranch. Could use COVENTRY - Waterfront M oriarty's. 13-1. at work record. Good income, home. Three bedrooms, YAMAHA 12 String AccousQc TAG SALE - Moving. Many TAG SALE - Rain or shine. 181-175-495, Karen Riordan "Tinnkey.” Reward. Please fidential. Write Box HR, c/o car garage. 839,500. redecorating. Make an UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Guitar, case. Mint condition. Cheney. Mark Scarito, good chance for advancement. fireplaced living room, two Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, many items. 9 to 3. Saturday Friday & Saturday, 9 to dusk. 175, F ran M isseri 225-496, call 646-3290 anytime. U ) and ASSISTANCE Manchester Herald. offer. 832,500. 8225. Kay accoustic guitar, and Sunday, 2 Nike Circle. 83 Princeton Street, off East Kathy Cooney, Dean (^ 1 Mr. Clougherty, between CONTEMPORARY car garage. Perfect for all Brownies, nurses. East Lee Bean 188-198-184-570, of Northeastern Ct kic. 11 and 4 p.m. for appointment H O M E S ^ REALTY year recreational enjoyment. case, 875. 647-9298. Including baby furniture. Middle Turnpike. Love seat, Gustafson and A1 Anderson IMPOUNDED - German WANTED: Experienced RANCH - With 12 rooms^ Catholic School. 6461225. Eleanor Lively 190, Phyllis 387 Eaat Cantor 8L and personal Inter^ew. M7- 646-4353 Mid 840's. B/W Realty, 647- dressers, hutch tops, lamps, each had two hits for the Shepard male, tan and black. aluminum sider and trim 30” STOVE, 850. 20” girls humidifier, dishes, lots more P rice 222, M arilyn Rogers Manchoatar, Conn. 8018. work. Knowledge of b r^ e . In executive neighborhood, 1419. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 832 CLEAN OUT Bam Sale - 236 winners and Wayne Bray West O n te r Street. German CiWnERS with adjoining inlaw apart­ bike, 825 or best offer. 6464687 6464944. 213-494, Dolly Dawood 176- 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD Shepard female, black and 643^9W after 8 p.m. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed 235 Hackmatack Street. Satur­ and Mike Savidakis two RECEPTIONIST - Part time. ment. Main house has VERNON - Just getting LEBANON - Three bedroom sand and stone. 6469504. after 3 p.m. day July 16th, 9 to 4. Several 474, Ellen Bauer 178-478, tan. Hilliard Street. Mixed TAG SALE - Saturday and apiece for Moriarty’s. breed, buff colored. Mather Evenings 5:00 to 8 p.m. Every HIGH SCHOOL Cafeteria large sunken living room, started? CaU us about this 6 Colonial, Five fireplaces, den, years accummulation of fur­ Jean Archambault 450, VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No other weekend, 10 a.m. to 4 room home priced at 820,500. 1 1/2 baUis, excellentelle floors WESTINGHOUSE Washer. niture, bam wood, mini bike, Sunday, July 16th, 17th. 10 to DELUXE CHAMPION* Street Area. Mixed bre^ Manager position open formal dining room, i FOR SALE - 120 Bass Accor­ 4. 36 Edmund Street. Hoosler Dolores Copeland 470, experience required. Current p.m. Must be able to type, B/W Realty, 647-1419. and woodwork, garage, shed, Good condition. 850. Three oil old records, books and many Moriarty Fuel, outlasted male, tiicolored. Oakland training openings. Good September 1977. Experience Maybarry Village, baths, 4 bedrooms, master dion with music stand. 8150. barrels. 14 Warren Street. 646 kitchen cabinet, many mis­ Teresa Priskwaldo 458. Prices Street. Mixed breed black and ^ l y HUlside Manor, »8- and references requim. App­ bedroom with dressing 2 beautiful hcres. 860,000. Good condition. 6463416. miscellaneous items. NO C redit Union, 11-8, last A7S-13 salary, paid training. En^t- Eaat Hartford MANCHESTER - Owner Rich Realty, 4266335. 4075. PRESALES. cellaneous items. BIbckwall tan male. Park Street. Con­ ment required. Ages 17-35. ly Mrs. Benson, A.M. only, area, family room, large night at the West Side. Joe rolled beck Board of Education Building, Plaaaa call Dava at relocating. Year old six room Plus $1.72 tact Manchester Dog Warden, CaU...... U.S. Army at( to-9466. game room with pool table, F.E.T. and 646-4555. ^ DENTAL4URGICAL Assis­ Park & School Streets, Colonial in exceUent condi­ TOLLAND - Seven room toSspLTS old lira. tant ■ Wanted for oral sur­ Rockville, Ct. plus extra building loL tion. Large rooms, bath and Custom Ranch on ten “A" tlt« POWER GENERATOR 1/2, all appUances, wood deck 6-rib dMign. LOST - Orange colored geon's Vernon office. Full LAKEWOOD CIRCLE gorgeous acres. 20 X 40 in- Equipment Operator - No ume, experience preferred. 649-08T2 overlooks large yard, es­ ound pool, spacious bam, sslowss Angora type female cat. experience required. Current AREA — Immaculate 7 Answers to the name "Cin­ CaU 872-rai. room Cape, country tablished neighborhood, te view. CaU Suzanne or training openings. Good pric^ right. (^11 United Real­ S namon.” In the vicinity of BOWB kitchen, fireplaced living Arthur Shorta, 646-3233. J. S it« Blackwall W hitewall F.ET. salary, paid tralnnug. Enlist­ FULL TIME Typist - For ty, 6465016. Watson Beach Co., 19th hole Lancaster Road and Porter ment i^ u ired . Ages 17-35. Bualnaaa Opportunitf 14 room, 4 bedrooms, rec A78-13 SI 8.00 S 20.00 SI 72 Street. 649-4801. medical office. CaU 649-8979, Manchester Office, 647-9139. 878-13 CaU U.S. Army at MS-9462. THE room, large treed lot. 840,- SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine 20.00 22.00 1-82 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Equal Housing Opportunity. C78-14 SMALL ENGINE Service 0 0 0 . 21.00 23.00 2 01 P u n o M it room Custom Ranch. Two D78-14 22.00 24.00 2 0 9 * EARN EXTRA Money Part Corporation expanding dealer SEVEN ROOM Raised baths, cast iron baseboard Country Club E78-14 EXPERIENCED Circuit TIME MANCHESTER - Country 23.00 25.00 2 2 3 ~ time, workliw from our plea­ Board Personnel. AU shifts. network. No experience Ranch featuring wall-to- heat, central air conditioning, living is yours with this at­ RETIRED SWINGERS- F 7814 25.00 27.00 2.37 LOOK GREAT - Feel Great - sant office. Hourly rate, plus to oarn a IIHIa axira G78-14 Call 648-7IM after 6 p.m. necessary. Complete training wall carpeting throughout, 3 1/2 garages, 854,900. Hayes tractive six room Raised 28.00 28.00 2.53 Treat yourself - Lifetime commission. No experience program. 8500. investment Four Ball Best Ball- —Reg H78-14 28.00 monay thia aumnwr. eat-in kitchen, formal Corp. 6460131. Ranch. Nicely landscaped and 30.00 2.73 Membership to famous Spa - necessary. WUl train. CaU us required to start your own SorvfcN OHarad Curtis-Lou Betko-Hank G78-15 27.00 29.00 2 59 M/F - Reasonable, offered by CHILD CARE for Wa naad boya and dining room, three heavily treed. Asking ^ ,9 0 0 . 31 Sanicaa Offered 31 Palnling-Paparing 32 Building-Contracting 33 H78-15 at5W4990. business. Ideal for retired or MANCHESTER - 2-3 Skiff-Cooper 55, Atherton- 29.00 31.00 2.79 owner - after 6 p.m. 646-5743, kindergardener needed near girla 2 avaninga par bedrooms, 114 baths, B/W Realty, 647-1419. L78-15 31.00 33.00 time. Details on request. Bedroom Cape. Fireplace, EXPERT TREE Removal - ED'S LIGHT Trucking - CARPENTRY - Repairs, A1 Tuttle-Alex Eigner-Bob 3 0 9 for details. Verplanck School. CaU Dian­ waak. Muat ba PAINTER NEEDS Work - WINDOW WASHER Wanted - na, days, at 549-4600. r Barker. ESCAA Field fireplaced family room, ^ remodeled kitchen, Inground Free estimates. Insured. Cellars and attics cleaned. Interior, Exterior Painting, remodeling, additions, gar­ McIntosh 56, Dan Morline- Must be experienced, and praaantabla, Training Division Box 618„ car garage, treed lot. 8M,- pool, city utlUties, excellent Working Manchester area lor Trees cut. Free estimates. Papering, by the hour or job. ages, rooofing. Call David H ip Wantad 13 Lota-Land lor Sala 24 Vito Agostinelli-Dan reliable. Steady work. Call TELEPHONE SALES - Earn courtaoua, and Wading River, New York. 900. condition. 839,900. Hayes over eight years. Reasonable. 6461943. Residential, Commercial. Patria, 644-1796. 649^334. 11792. Corp. 6460131. Call, All-State Tree Expert Peloki-Brown 57, Ed Shaw- SALES POSITION - Straight 84.00 per hour, salary and raaponalbla. If In- Summer homes, apartments, Dankel s South Windsor Tire, Inc. 2-FAMILY DUPLEX, 5 BUILDING LOT For Sale - Co., 742-6591. Flydal-Bill Corbett-Vic commissions, leads furnish^ commission. Multi branched, laraatad, plaaaa hava St ALUMINUM Siding does need windows puttied. 20 years Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 four state firm has permanent 8500 PER Thousand stuffing 5, living room, dining BY OWNER - Immaculate Henry Street. Near schools. cleaning. Free demonstration experience! Will Travel. E. Hurd 57. 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Rte.5) to homeowners. CaU 242-^. PHONE FROM home to ser­ parania or guardian enMiopes. Free supplies. No brokers. Call 6464528. vice our customers in Uie openings. CaU 6 4 3 ^ 1 . room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms. seven room aluminum sided C&M TREE Service - Free es­ and esumate. 0 K Cleaning Davis, 6460495. BIDWELL Home Improve­ 289-9381 contact Both McLood Run 2Sc and stam ^ ad­ New roof, new gutters, Cape. Wall-to-wall carpeting, timates, discount senior Service, Coventry, Conn. 746 ment Co. Expert installation PRIOR SERVICEMEN ■ The Manchester area. Flexible dressed envelope to ^ t e m citizens. Company hours, super earnings. 249- CARPET CLEANER Trainee ■I tho Manchoatar new aluminum storms and fireplace, rec room, low 6733. PROFESSIONAL Painting: of aluminum siding, gutters Air Force recenUy announced Opportunities, 33 Cornell Cir­ WEST HARTFORD Manchester owned and new openings for individuals 7773. 8140 per week to start. Car Evoning Harald. screens. Good income heating, 1/2 acre. 843,600. 646 Interior St Exterior, Commer­ and trims. Roofing installa­ cle, Eaast Hartford, Conn. 8 HackMM Mrt 1.79 r.U. TO BID Salary will commanaurala with your carpeting, aluminum storms, evenings or weekends, Don. CARPENTRY, Custom Flooring 35 OvMaadeMOrM f.E.T. ind oM tir# Coim rate office. Excellent 2 furnaces, trees, 8445 Income. • Full or Part Tim e* Quick, fair, all cash and no well mmsmr hh ti.ti r.i.T. The Board of Education ol Ihe Town axparlanca and provan ability lor indapandant problems. Call Warren E. INTERIOR St EXTERIOR Houses - Addditions, garages, AddItiOMi SUti Low Prkid ol Vernon. Connecllcut will receive sklfla. Legal background 839,500. Hutchins Agency, 646 Painting - Insured. Good PAPER HANGING Expert. roofing and siding, kitchens, sealed blda for desirable. Minimum three raaponalbllliy, Call today for your personal Inter­ Howland, Realtors, 6461108. FLOOR SANDING St j. Lumber — fnduslrial Arta. 3166. work. Reasonable rates. Free Your average paper, in bathrooms, and r ^ i r work Refinlshlng. Floors like new. B i^ will be received at U» office of years experience. Excellent Wa otfar axcallant amployaa banaflia Including *** . estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, av erag e room , 830. Mr. oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ benefits. CaU 6464555,8:30 to view. All replies held In total con­ No waxing. (Specializing in the ^Mrlntendenl ol Schools, Park MANCHESTER • New listing! H o u a lm ld Goods AO 6468985. Richman, 6469864. vis for estimate, 643-6712. older floors). Staining floors. and Scfijwl StrMla, Rockville, Connec- Bluo Croaa ft CMS paid by tha company. In Rolling Park Estates. Rdut until 12:00 noon, Monday, July 25. fidence. Ceilings. In-outside painting. Apply Monday through Friday or H you pralar, Seven room Cape, garage, REFRIGERATORS • CARPENTRY - All types of J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior CARPENTRY Sc Masonry - *"d time SUPERINTENDENT - MR. GERALD P. ROTHMAN Morso Stove Dealer. John OIL publicly opened, read and recorded. Mall your raauma of Exparlanca and salary fireplace, carpeting, gorgeous Washers, ranges, used, carpentry; Remodeling, and Exterior Painting. Additions and remodeling. Verfaille, 6465750, 872-2222. NIGHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE IRC. Speclllcatlona and propoaal forms married couple for small treM lot near schools and guaranteed and clean. New roofing, siding. No job too Paperhanging, and Free estimates. Call Anthony may be secured from fheme officeunite olUI theine apartment complex. Universi­ raqulrsmants to our Partonnsl Managar: recreation. 844,900. 6^5334. 646-4144 295 Broad St. (opposite Sears Automotive) CNIUKE Superintendent ol Schools, Park and shipment damaged, GE and small. Free estimates. 644- remodeling. Fully insured. Squillacote, 646081L_____ 35 ty of ConnecUcut area. DuUes Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. 6469658. Sorvleaa Wantad SAFETY OPENMON,TUeS,WED,FRII530,SAT9l,THUR5»« School Streets. Rockville, Connecticut. 3079. include: General AMF CUNO DIVISION MANCHESTER - Six Room LUBE A FILTER TTie right is reserved to reject any or Pearl and Son, 649 Main EXPERTS - Stone work. Dry ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 643-1161 all bids or anv part when such action is maintenance, minor repairs, 47 MAIN STREET Cape. Good condition. Low a/liaxUn & cffolkm an, iJnc Street, 6462171. WINDOW CLEANING - INFLATION FIGHTERS - wall, retaining walls, stone deemed in the best interest of the painting, tenant contact. Free attics, garages, yards ARCO-MASTER CHARGE-CASH $8.88 Board of Education. TALCOTTVILLE, CT. 06066 taxes. Low heating cost. Good s/^iaCt Otl Commercial St Residential. Save 20 to 50%! Quality steps, ornamental work, CHECK UP TO s auAara rent. Send resume to starter home. Large yard. interior-exterior. Painting. In­ cleaned, moving trucking. Charles Brisson An fe w ) Opportun)), fmpfortr ELECTROLUX VACUUM - Full Insured. Free estimates. roasonable estimates. Let us Loam for sale. Lawn service. 10 W 4« OIL Business Manager Superintendent, P.O. Box 404, Owner, 834,500. Offers invited. > *S MAIN BTRCIT M A N C H IlT t*. CONNtCTICUT 0*04< With power nozzle. In good Call Quality Maintenance In­ sured. Free estimates. Call beautify your home. Call after 024-7 Bloomfield, Ct. 08002. 6468166. 6461609, 742-9423. No job too big or small - 566 condition. Call 8769190. corporated, 646-8845. 1 p.m., 6469508 or 6465635. 8522. PAGE SIX-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 ACROSS 2 Advartliing Antwar to Prtvlout Puizit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 14, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B III.) PUINI fST Ap»rtm»nt$ For ftoni S3 Homoo tor ffwit 54 Autos For Solo a t Aufot For Solo 87 1 Ruffian 3 Savin rivtr 5 Nortadaity 4 BicM rIi Charlas M. Schultz NEW BRITAIN 380. Cute and SOUTH COVENTRY Five 1973 DUS’TER • 8 cylinder 123 CHEVY Impala • 4 door. 9 Sunihina 5 Comtdiin clean. Yard for kids and pets. rooms, garage,garat appUances, standard. High mileage, Power steering, power Dear Abby itita (abbr.) Conwiy v e # JY Home Locaters. Fee $40. S22- y a rd . (Julyinly $25().iSS Home excellent condition. 643-9697 brakes, automatic transmis­ 12 Court 6 Tiring q T 4800. Locaters. Fee $40. 526600. before 2:30. sion. $2500. Mint condition. 13 Hawkaya 7 Hat tE H\ E Will consider trade lor 123 By Abigail Van Buren Stata 6 W rttcliid (it) m T\ L BAIP SeNSinyt 14 Soldaring 9 Front to catch DID 9 HOU) DIO YOU BLOOMFIELD - Large and OIBooa-Storoa for Ron! SI 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n Chevy truck. 6496751. 2 I TH0U6Ht \ GET Wagon • Running condition. piaca lira □ lovely, two bedrooms. Kids ? T 1 9 ^OU WENT TO , OUT OF SOING?. EA61E MBOUT I T . $150 or best offer. Call after 6, 1969 BUICK SKYLARK - 15 Tenamant 10 Rtmarltabit DI n E and pets. Only $150, Hurry. ROCKVILLE 5,000 .,„w Square. p 1 E Elm H 6496536. Am/(m, air, good dependable 17 Baarilka drink ptrton (tl.) 3 SOMMER Home Locaters. Fee $40. 52- feet induustrial space,* , 2,000___ 16 City in e A T i n N A 4600. second car. Body, fair. Best 11 Growt old 7 square feet office space. Easi- DEAR ABBY; You told COULD BE there is no such Alabama 16 Followtd E M • □ d q d I d Q ’ly ’ sulHlividable.sub 2 ^ 9 5 ,2 4 9 1970 CHALLENGER - offer. 6492536. thing as a '’frigid-denr’’-only clumsy men. This is true in 10 Neck Automatic 6 cylinder, new 20 Touritt 31 Ftudal plant EAST HARTFORD. Huge «15. loo many cases. But, Abby, please note tbal this should be 21 Portent lodging three bedroom. Yard for kids. snow tires, Mag 'wheels, 4 1969 CORVETTE 350. Best ttrvant 47 Holy image a conclusion reached only after other possibilities are ruled 23 Day (Htb.) 22 Injurtd with 33 Bar of matti 48 Country Only $220. Home Locaters. A’TTRACTIVE Four room of­ extra rims. CaU after 6, 649 offer over $4,000 . 742-7757 24 Kouiing TH A'/tt 7.14 out. hornt 35 Group tpirit 60 Faction Fee $40. 526600. fice. Ground level, central 4256. $1000. after 5:30. Early on weekends. agany (abbr.) 24 Watch Perhaps the man is not clumsy. Perhaps the woman had 40 New Jartey 61 Modulation location, professional 27 Sluggith accettoriat COUCH AND CAR Herculon an early or recent trauma that handicaps her. Perhaps she O iv r r Uniltd raaiuft Syndicai*. Inc COMMERCIAL or Residen­ b u lld ^ ^ » k ln g and utiUties. 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ 29 Labali 25 City in Hawaii city 52 Click tial Apartment -Room for ble - Needs tune up. $550. CaU sectionnal sofa: and 1973 has a personality problem, a neurosis or a psychosis that 32 Graaaier 43 Sound track 55 Woman'a r THINkT/W/AAOTHER 26 Adjactnt studio, and business; ideal for 6436026, after 5:00 p.m. Hornet Hatchback. CaU and prevents her from responding to an ideal husband. 34 Unicellular or- 46 Pack animalt patriotic OUftTRXJMP 28 Cry of joy irofessional man. Basement make reasonable offer. Must If the husband is ideal and you unload your statement on ganiama 30 Scot 46 Flowarlatt tocitty (abbr.) Mickay Finn — Morris Waits THAT (gjfRTER. SHAKE fncluded. Pets accepted. Call NEED CAR? Credit bad? sell, leaving state. 6497463. him, then you have injured him as surely as you would 36 Yellow >tXiSOU>MB. 872-9966, or 8792690. Bankrupt? Repossessed? have with a knife. 37 Roar t 2 3 4 S f 7 8 9 10 It OFFICE SPACE Honest Douglas accepts 120 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 38 Bird cali SHRINK, ASUVILLE.N.C. 12 13 14 MANCHESTER. Free heat. FOS RENT lowest down, smallest - 54,000 miles, 351 (Ueveland 39 Gate MY NEIGHBOR. M t. OH. YESi I'VE MY SON. CARLOS... HE tS IN 41 Gremlin W E L L , VOU TIM CONBRLY... HE KN01VN TIM FOR HOSPITAL... AND THEY SAY Large rooms. Only $135. Act 250 square feet, center of payments. Douglas Motors, engine. Excellent running IS 16 17 M t. SHERIFF... MV NAME SPEAK MUCH SAY VOU ARE A MANY YEARS. NOW J DEAR SHRINK: Generalizations are dangerous and 42 Tibetan HE KILLED NIGHT WATCH­ now. Home Locaters. Fee $40. Mancheiter, air conditioning and SttM ain. condition. New shocks and unfair 1 admit, but my mail tells me that only men found IS MRS. HERNANDEZ... AND BETTER ENGLISH VERY FINE A ^ ... PLEASE TELL ME MAN... BUT HE NEVER KILL 526600. parking. Call S4S-gs51 brakes. Asking $1950. CaU 649 gazelle II 19 20 PLEASE EXCUSE.. I DO NOT TH AN 2 DO AND TELL ME TO HOW I C AN WE PAY $15 for complete 4484. fault with this generalization. Women wrote in great 44 Stray SPEAK GOOD ENGLISH^^ SPANISHI COME SEE VOU. . HELP VOUf numbers to applaud my reply. For example: 21 22 23 ROCKVILLE - Cute and junk cars. Clall Joey, Tolland 46 Baltic river Auto Body, 5291990. 49 Deiirai 24 2S 26 29 30 31 clean. Two bedroom, only PROFESSIONAL Office - All TRIUMPH SplUire, 124. 29,- $140. Yard for kids. Home 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp DEAR ABBY: Your answer to COULD BE was short 53 Hare (Fr.) ■ SHERIFF faciUtles. Excellent tocatlon. 32 33 34 35 i i *XU Locaters. Fee $40. 52-4600. PARTS Department now open car. Asking $2550. 6494938. but truly soul-satisfying. "No 'frigid-dear’-only clumsy 54 Flower PRIVATE CO: Good projection. Reasonable Saturdays. Complete ling of men." 56 Acknowledge rent. 351 Center Street. 649 36 37 Chrysler parts. Chorches 1968 VW Squareback. Four I have preached that for years, and at 95 plus, which I a greeting TWO APARTMENTS - 3 1/2 1680, 6493549. 57 Woman'a Motors. 6493646. 38 39 40 Rooms each. $150 & $165. new tires, engine runs great, am now, I am more certain that it is a fact than 1 was at 25. name needs body work. $500. Call ■ Stove, refrigerator, no We gals have been shortchanged from the beginning, 58 Novelist 4S Boala-AcceaaoriM 45 Aportmonf For Ronl 53 Apartmonta For Rant 53 MANCHESTER - ReUil and / INTERNATIONAL SCOUT, after 5, 6492836. 42 43 44 utiUties. Security. Reference. or manufacturing space. 2,000 and moles haven’t yet realized it-and probably never will. Ferber 1966 - 4 Wheel drive. Great 49 50 51 52 8 FOOT SAIUNG Ding . iHJ No pets. CaU 6497279. square feet to 100,000 square Your column made my day, and I’ve been reading you for a 59 Compeia 46 47 4 M FOUR ROOM Apartment, t.i'i, i'i condition. (^11 649-22, after Fiberglass hull, aluminum feet. Very reasonaole. 124 MONTE CARLO - U n- long, long time. point Available A u ^ t 1st. Heat, 5:30 p.m. dau model. Rear defogger, S3 54 BS mast, nylon sail. Good condi- SECOND FLOOR, Three Brokers Protected. Call LILLIAN IN LEVERETT, MASS. 60 German river hot water, appliances, laundry bedrooms - CentraUy located. power windows. Am/fm tion.n. 647-i;M306 after 5:30. I^m an Properties, t-29 61 Exude 5S 57 58 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer facilities, storage area, gar­ g V ■ OP Appliances, and neat in­ 1971 PON’HAC Safari SUtlon stereo with tape deck. age. Security dep sit. Lease. DEAR ABBY; Will you please tell me how come all the cluded. Securityr deposit Wagon - 8 cylinder. New Excellent condition. $3250. DOWN SI 60 61 EVENRUDE Outboard Adults. No pets, r 5 .6436m , people who know how to run the country are busy driving i4 Motor. 35 horsepower, elec­ required. CaU 664f-9384.'47-9,"- transmission. Good condition. CaU 6491267. THERE MUST HAVE WHERE \FAIRFIELP'S 6497268. iLOOKINQi ROCKVILLE - Rental Store - Air conditioning. $750. Call taxicabs and cutting hair? tric start. Excellent condi- @ We offer the largest variety of 8 17 West Main Street, 22x60 1 Beverages (NIWIPAFfN INTIMPRISt ASSNj BEEN A POZEN DID YOJ SPECIALTY IT'S PLASTIC.' Uoo. 1125. 6466709. attractive apartments sodS Ma n c h e s t e r - suddenly anytUne, 6495612. AUDI 100 LS, 120 - 4 speed. CURIOUS ANGLERS AFTER GET IT?/ STORE.' MANCHESTER - Main S townhouses tn Manchester.^ with full basement. available! A magnificent two Reasonable rental. M.I. Needs some work. Good buy. I / THIS b a b y : b u t Street. Two room SS Rental office open daily 9-S.^ TOYOTA Celica 1973. Good DEAR CURIOUS: Give thanks that all the people who 7 Garden Products 47 S wtekCTKb, n-S. « bedroom apartment in the Kaplan, West Hartford, 22- $650. CaU after 5:30, 742-5202. I \AON OUT.' Apartments, Heated, hot Mansion on Otis Street. ’Two condition. Low mileage, CLAIM to know how to run the country are driving water. appUances, parking, no 9041. MULCH HAY - $1.50 per bale I DMUTO I fireplaces, huge living room, asking $2500. Call 647-9118 taxicabs and cutting hair—and NOT running the country. pets. Security.■ 529?" 1 - ^ 7 . formal,dining room, base­ after 5:30. at farm, Vernon. 875-7306. Will FOUR NEWLY Paneled & Trubka for Sato I BnERPMSES I ment, appliances, heat, elec­ 62 DEAR ABBY: I'm writing in reference to SHOCKED, Win at Bridge deliver, minimum 10 bales. TWO FAMUY - 5 rooms, 2 Carpeted Offices - In the 1970 VOLKSWAGEN tricity supplied. Lease, center of downtown whose soon to-be married daughter informed her family bedrooms. $250 monthly. £ 646-1021 1 Sqaureback - Rebuilt engine. 1972 CHEVY VAN - 3/4 ton. security, no pets. Blanchard Manchester. Plenty of that they should pleose telephone before coming over. STOP AT THE References required. Mr. & Rossetto, uic. 6492482. Good condition. $875. Call 649 Standard transmission. 89,(X)0 BisseU, Philbrick Agency, 649 parking. Perfect for law of­ 8787, before 2 p.m. miles. Very good condition. You said it "sounded unfriendly," but it wasn't Partners play rotten bridge COSH C U B 4200. MANCHESTER - Second FIVE ROOM Duplex. fices, sales organizations, or Asking $2000. CaU 643-9688, necessarily so. Thanks for that answer. My husband and I floor, 5 rooms. Adults only. No Immediately available. ^11 community services, at 991 1975 NOVA - Four door, after 4. had to tell our families flat out to please phone and to stop ly, it is really poor tactics to We are opea for the seasoo. 10 to S THREE ROOMS, heat, pets. CCaU anytime 563-4696. Main Street. Phone 6i47-9126. ringing our doorbell because they happened to be in the NORTH (Dl lead away from an ace against Fresh corn and vegetables picked 6495633 anytime. Luxus, 20,000 miles, «Q95 daily. Pick your own. utiUties, appUances included. automatic transmission, DODGE VANS - 42 In Stock. neighborhood. a suit contract, but this Security deposit and Roaort Proparly ¥K943 started declarer's downfall. FOUR ROOMS Second floor. ROCKVILLE - Immaculate power steering, small V 6,2,- 1977 Tradesman; Sportsman Several times we were right in the middle of lovemaking ♦ 2 references required. No pets. For Ronl 51 The five was played from Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Stove, refrigerator. Adults four room, first floor. m . 6491386. Mini-buses (915 passenger) when our families dropped in on us unexpectedly. Needless * A K654 $260 monthly. CaU 6496958 p refe t^ . 6499428. AppUances, parking, security, Karyvans. Customized dummy and East’s 10 forced AndQuoa to say, it was embarrassing for all of us. We would much YOU'VE COAkE THROUSH THIS WHERE DOES THIS after 5 p.m. references, no pets, $150. 649 COVENTRY LAKE - Four 1988 CHEVROLET Covertl- Camper Van Conversion Sale rather have been interrupted by the telephone (and we South’s king. BECAUSE IT DOESN'T H A V C TO EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 9743. bedrxwm lakefront cottage. (Save Hundreds) Pickups and South played king and ace of CRISIS WITH FLVINS COLORS, LEAVE VOU WITH BE THAT WAV„ YOU KNOW l 102 WANTED Antique furniture, ble. Good condition, one have been) than by the doorbell. WEST EAST EASY- GETTIWe B A C K 50TH RESARD TO YOUR AUGUST 1st Occupancy. Six two bedroom. Yard and gar­ August 6th through 13, A unst owner. Perfect top. Power One Ton Chassis available. « A862 * J 10 3 trumps and then produced the glass, pewter, oil paintings, or spacious rooms, urst floor, age. Only $175. CaU today. 2 tn through September 3rd. . BEEN THERE M c K E E A N D THE RANSOM,.. PLACE IN THE FURNISHED ’Three Room brakes, power steering. CaU Dodge Truck Center, 265 « 10 7 ¥Q 6 key losing play. He led the 10 MAY I ASK A QUESTIOW? ■ g S H O O T l] c o m p a n y ? other antique items. R. beautiful yard, garage, two Home Locaters, Fee $40. 52- $150 weekly. 742-8815,649082. Murphy Road, Hartford, 527- Harrison, 64M709. Apartment, Second floor, Coventry, 742-8876. * A964 « Q J 10 7 5 of clubs and let it ride to chUdren, no pets. Hem extra. 4600. parking available. No pets. 8246. DEAR BEEN: There’s no reason to be interrupted by the telephone, either. Take the phone of the hook until it’s AQ73 *J98 East’s jack. There was no $255. 6492061. CaU 6497647. LAKE FRONT CotUges - For 1973 OLDSMOBILE CutUss SOUTH WANTED - Furniture, old rent at Echo Lake, Northern convenient for YOU to answer. If someone calls and your reason to give up a club trick, MANCHESTER - Ultra Supreme - Excellent condi­ 1967 FORD VAN - Engine runs «K74 as South put up the king; West toys. Bisque dolls, steins, BEAT THE COMMUTE! modem three bedroom. Rec Vermont. Sleep 4 .1 ^ weekly. good. Body needs some work. line is busy, they'll call again. clocks, swords, guns. Outright THREE BEDROOMS - 5 tion. $200, or best offer. (^11 ¥ AJ852 was in with the ace and led the Cromwell area’s most room, kids o.k. Reasonble. room Duplex available A u ^ t CaU 742-7104. 875-6058, after 5 p.m. Call 879 Call 6495393, after 6 p.m. *K83 purchase, or consignments. prestigious and luxurious Home Locaters. Fee $40. 522- six of spades. CaU 644-8062. 1st. References and security. 6058, after 5 p.m. *10 2 Declarer played dummy's studios. One, two aod three 4600. Write Box E, c/o Manchester W tn M Ronl 57 North-South vulnerable bedroom apartments from nine. We can’t blame him for WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, Herald. to OLDSMOBILE 1970 - 98 this. East took his jack and $160 to $289 per month. CaU MIDDLETOWN. Act now. THREE BEDROOMS First Motorcyc/aa-Btoyctof 64 Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ Luxury Sedan. AU power. Ful­ Astro-graph Wetl North Eait South West’s ace became the setting todav, 632-1300. Only 15 Lovely two bedroom. Only Homoa lor Ronl 54 floor flat or single family. ly loaded. $850. Must be seen! 1* Pass 1¥ tings, Dolls, Stringed trick. m inut» to downtown Hart­ $150. Kids .o k. Home Responsible adults, no Call 6496963, after 6 p.m. TRIUMPH 126 Bonneville By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 2¥ Pass 4¥ Instrum ents. 646-2690 ford. Locaters. Fee $40. 522-4600. ch lld i^ or pets. Send repUes 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and (anytime). ’THREE BEDROOM Ranch • Pass Pass Pass In nice neighbqrhood. to Box F c/o Manchester 1967 FORD CORTINA 16 GT. rack. $1,750. 2894042. The Angon cat is so fluf­ A’TTRACTIVELY Paneled ROCKVILLE - Call today. References required. Herald. RebuUt engine, new clutch, Alley Oop — Dave Graue 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter four room apartment. Stove, $100. ’Two bedroom, chUdren Opening lead — 2* fy. Use white knitting H ies - In good condition, and Dubaldo/Lesperance, 6499419 brakes, radiator, shocks, An Ohio resident wants to worsted to crochet him. refrigerator, references. No welcome. Home Locaters. after 5 p.m. RETIRED COUPLE Desires generator. $500. 647-9296. ★ ★ know if there ever was a con­ reasonably priced. CaU 643- pets. $165. 2293540, 6493167. Fee $40. 5226600. four or five room apartment No. 102 has complete 4739. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 123 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. By Oswald & James Jacoby vention called the Boland ALL l?ISHT, KIP, . .YOU'RE NO directions for crocheting MIDDLETOWN. Six rooms, or mobile home with option to PONTIAC 1952, Straight 8. 21) A jo in t v e n tu re th a t you VOU'RE F40ME KIP' and finishing. CUSTOM BUILT 4 1/2 room buy. First floor preferred. No FX-12000 - Built by factory The unlucky expert had cor- Club. FREE N ^ / I... Wantad to Buy 49 garage, appliances, yard, Registered and running. Good engineer. Branch heads, almost lost hope in may come to Yes, there was. Invented by T l M t a . tm i 79( fv Mdl Ml- YILLABEII APTS. Duplex - Araiiances, base­ children or pets. Adaquate life Something that happens to­ raled us again. This time he HBY 7 m hr mt children and pets o.k. $275. condition. Clean. 872-^1. Barnett clutch, aluminum July 15. 1977 Vincent Boland of Cleveland, Carpeting, full baaoneot, m lUe ment with laundry hook-up, Home Locaters. Fee $40. 52- storage space a must. 879 dav could regenerate it. had a question. It was: "How ACCORDIONS - WUl pay up to rocker rollers, MUtuni car­ A new "you" will emerge this it was used around Ohio in the u m C A M T bathf, appliances, beat, patio, air enclosed rear yam. Private 4600. 2146. 1969 SCOUT - Four wheel did my partner manage to go ^ for 1^ bass. W for 12 cooditiooer. no pets, adults. buretor, balanced blue printed coming year Your interests will CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. early '30s. The club opening MenclMelef Evening Herald driveway. No pets. be different and so will your ac- down at four hearts after pick­ 11M Ave. of AfNertcoe bass. 247-0842. Drive. Eixcellent running con­ motor and transmission. 649 19)A closer association may CIUILES References and security. CaU NEW HARTFORD - County QUIET 30 Year old dition, no rust, low mileage. trvilies There will be many un­ blossom today with someone ing up the queen of trumps?” was forcing and either showed Now Vert, N.Y. 100M 6499258. Professional Woman - With 7732. a normal minimum-type club N M R i m , Mdrtn wttli ZIP LESraUNCf lod^e. All appliances. All Must seU. 6492796. trodden paths to walk vou'er acquainted with. It will be We couldn’t work it out and C M ! aod Style NewOer. utilities. Fireplace, 170 acres. two small 20 lb. dogs desires a good alliance. Time will before telling you what hand or a good hand of any □ RENTALS 649-7820 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your 1977 ALBUM with a bound- ROCKVILLE - Three and 1/2 $300. Call today. Home one or two bedroom apart­ JULY SPECIAL - Red 124 ★ ★ strengthen the bond happened, we will give you a sort whatsoever, ment, or small house. Ap­ mettle has been tested in the in **AU-Season Gift Book*' rooms, first floor. All Locaters. Fee $40. 526600. Gran Torino Ford. Automatic, fires of life and you are aware hint. West really took advan­ of 24-pages! Price...$2.00. MANCHESTER - Beautiful appliances, beat, hot water, proximately $250 per month AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 10) A (For a copy o f JACOBY Rooms for Rant 53 power steering, power brakes, HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, you have certain leadership hobby or handicraft that has pi­ tage of the unfortunate MODERN, send $1 to: -Win at U M TK tt M M S AT S1.29 UU. three bedroom. Children no chUdren or pets. $175 plus with heat. 5696320, anytime. HARTFORD - Five rooms, air. Excellent condition. excellent condition, many qualities. Use them now to your qued your interest should be declarer. B rid g a ." c /o this newspapar. Ha 0-lia-KJiC IIM M H U n welcome. With carpet. $200. security. Please caU 871-1866. yard for children and pets. $2600. 6496013. extras. Exceptionally good advnntage. Find out more about tried today To your surprise, West started out by leading P.O. Box 4B9. Radio City Station. CeotNn ilitMO levity m OU- ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Home Locaters. Fee $40. 522- $300. Home Locaters. Fee $40. performance since purchased yourself by sending tor your you could prove to have some the deuce of spades. Normal- New York. N Y. 10019) (SfUanL- 7 -H He. t-in-M ILTS M PAUSE. Room. Shower-bath, pnvate 4600. □ AUTOMOTIVE A- C Hry&yHEA lnc.TM US Fw OH BfeeMMi fer iliteeo seHts. entrance, free parking. Apply 118 MAIN STREET - ’Three 5226600. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. new. $500. CaU 6 4 9 ^ after copy of Astro-Graph Letter Mail real skill at it He. s-m -atAHOM oniErs f i i w - 195 Spruce Street. room heated apartment, fur­ Automatic, power steering, 4:30 p.m. so cents for each and a long, Cl H U TS. II festlaatiet eeUts. HARTFORD - FamUy saver. nish own appUances, parklike PISCES (FSb. 20-March 20) BOLTON - One bedroom all A utot For Sato 67 air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best self-addressed, stamped The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions He. I-H I - ANEIICA’S MVQRITE ’Three bedroom. Yard for yard, security. $220. Available electric paid. Appliances, envelope to Astro-Graph. P 0 Although you will still cling to Berry’s World AraU M . A leeetlfel eelectiie. LARGE FURNISHED - offer. 2897035. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE vour oid friends, you might find Kids. Only $110. Home August 1st. ^ 2 4 2 8 , 95. yard, $140. CaU now. Home Bex 489, Radio City Station. N Y He. I-1M -H AII A IIH . tUey Private home. Bus line. (}uiet. Locaters. Fee $M. 522-4600. 1972 FORD G ran Torino - Lowest Rates Available! you'll start moving in some new glfb fer frleeli « i twinr. Locaters. Fee $40. 52-4600. ONE OWNER - 1968 Pontiac Immediate binding authority. 10019. Be sure to specify your Parking. CaU 643-9120. Wagon with air. Fine running birth sign social circles Variety adds condiUon. $1400. CaU 649732 Tempest. 64,000 miles. Good Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ spicef Autoa For Solo 87 Autot For Sato condition $650. CaU 6499263 surance Agency, 6491126. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 87 Aufot For Sato 67 or 6490850. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This evenings, 2392907 days. haven't griped about a situation Room - Fully furnished. IS the day lor a change that could that has had you hemmed in for Stove, refrigerator. Linens 1960 HARLEY Davison - improve harmony in the family. II some time Today that adverse TAG SALES provided. 801 Main Street, 649 Panhead dresser. Low has been discussed tong condition could be alleviated mileage, $1950 firm. 52-9689. enough The lime for action has VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) If com e TAG SALE - Saturday July 16, THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ 120 350 HONDA. $350 firm. you've been looking for a time to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You 10-4. Luggage, lamps, good nished rooms. Kitchen CaU 5693217. initiate a new project, today's the I have a tendency to hold on to books, glassware, mls- day Get it off on the right foot privUeges, centraUy located, ideas tong after they have ceUaneous. 91 Green Manor and it will remain that way. parking, men or women. 120 TRIUMPH Bonneville - proven unproductive. Discard Road. Deposit. CaU 6492356. 1977 FORD RENTAL CARS 650. Bored 40 over, new crank, LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) A them once it's apparent they rods, bearings, valves, period begins today when you won't work. SUPER SIDEWALK Sale - $22 PER WEEK - CentraUy retainers, guides. 1,000 miles will be more in the public eye GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Free Gifta Every Hour! See located. 146 Center Street. since new motor. $1,000. CaU Additionally, the image you pro­ Make Your These days, you may have trou- “Twinkle The Kid”, and Please caU 649-0013. 6491756, or 2899046. Can be ject will be strengthened "Wonder Fresh Guy". Satur­ seen at Five Star Choppers, ble making ends meet. day July 16th., 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. CENTRAL LOCATION - 102 Burnside Avenuee, East SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You Something might come up today Best Deal (hat could implement your in­ 521 Connecticut Boulevard, Kitchen privileges. Free Hartford. may have a sudden desire to East Hartford. gain new expertise in a certain come. Investigate it. parking. P urity deposit. Held Should this occur heed the iNKw.spAi'Fat f:nt>:hphi.sk a.ssn References requirM. Appoint­ NOW! 1973 YAMAHA 650. Excellent ' urge TAG SALE - Two family. ment, 643-2693, after 5. condition. Low mileage. $900. VmocmET,'' Ladies and children’s clothes, 6499343. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal Hk baby items, toys, bird cage, MANCHESTER - Qean fur­ SlU"? WHO elecmc fans, Magnes organ, nished room near bus, HONDA 1973 CB 450. Im­ radio, canning Jars, mis­ parking. Responsible working maculate condition. Must be TURMG cellaneous. 7961 Florence male. Blanchard & Rossetto, seen. 260. 2691131. "It's no uso, Harold! I can't go on like this, i'm leaving Street. Saturday, July 16th, 9 Inc. 6492462. you lor another plant!" ^ BK7THER AisAlHSrI 77 FORD MAVERICK 77 FORD MAVERICK 77 FORD GRANADA eAT. to 4. •rowR, 6 eyIlntfBfg S ■ ■ ■ ■ HONDA 1974 - CB 360 - BROTHER? WHO Apartmonta For Ronl 93 ■ utomille, power ■■ oyllndar.^l JB W E * 4 Doer. Whila, V-l, M ■ ■ ■ ■ Excellent condition. Low Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick aulemallo, po«af MM MM MS aulomatlo, power Mm MM TURNS UA/E TAG SALE - Baby washing ■mrtng, power brokoe, ■ ■ tioarina, power hridM0. j O > > ■ ■ P mileage, less than 5,000 miles. •BEANERr- machine, crib, miscellaneous. WE HAVE customers waiting rodtov wMlewoN llroi. W M iWtfng, radto. V M ' Call 6497510, anytime. INTO HATE?> Moving. Must seU! &tunlay for the rental of yyour apart­ IWASTflE Rff$T<5UY It Sunday, 9 to 5, 27 WilUams ment or home. J.D. Real npurs- TO GAGS WITH Road, Bolton. Estate Associates, Inc. 649 UobllObllO HeHomoa 65 THE WEATrtERMAN 1980. ON THE (?M. NEWS.' 4 L , TAG SALE - Humidifier, 18’ CAMPER trailer - single LIKE 'IS THAT A COJO ri4 freezer, sporting goods, LOOKING for anything in real 73 CKVY MAUBU $2095 axle, excellent condition. FRONT I 5EE o r p ip books, tm s (in ezceUent con­ estate rental - 'apai^ents, aparane 74 FORD GRAN TORMO $3095 Eleven years old. $1,500. C^ll dition). Saturday July 16th., 9 homes, multiple•tiple dweelllngs. 2 Door, brown with tan vinyl lop, 7424930. a.m. to 6 p.m. 71 Kane Road, no fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate automatic, power steering. Blue, V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air, stereo Heathclitl This Funny World Manchester. Associates, Inc. 6491980. radio, vinyl top. ARE YOU SELLING your mobile home? Buyers MOVING - Tag Sale - Bikes, CENTRALLY LOCATED - waiting. Please call Plaza HAVING DISHES SO record player, ping pong Three room heated apart­ 75 CHEV. MONTE CARLO $4495 73 puro WAGON $2495 Homes, Broker. 1-828-0369. SHINY I CAN SEE K table, dressers, fan, much ment. Second floor. Security. -a ndau, silver with red vinyl top, low Red, Squire option, automatic, air con­ f/v: e in t h e m day more. ,You name the price CaU 6492426, 9 to 5. mileage, stereo, swivel seats. ditioning. AT PLAZA HOMES our prices AFTER DAY... THERE (reasonable). Saturday & Sun­ can’t be beat. Over 50 homes MUST BE MORE. day, 9 to 5. 63 Wadsworth THREE ROOM Apartment - to choose from. Many set up Stm t, Manchester. Heat, hot water, appliances, 75 FORD MVERKK —-‘‘ t to live in. Aoi” TO LIFE THAN 52595 fam i THAT,' air conditioning. Storage 6 cylinder, 3 speed, radio. ily parks ava _____ Building SuppffM 43 area, laundry facilities, gar­ 72 FORD LTD $1995 through out the state. Trades age. Security deposit. No pets. Brown. V-8, automatic, power etaering, welcome. AU homes priced to NATURAL STONE for f£ a . 6436m, 6497268. 74 FORD RMICHERO $3395 power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl NLLON sell from $3,995. Full time ser­ retaining walls, veneers, roof, stereo radio. vice department parts, patios, etc. Pick up by the FIVE R(X)M Heated Apart­ Bronze. V-8, automatic, power steering. supplies and accessories. pound or deUveiy by the ton. situs t SBNIIX, HR. ment. Security required. Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur ./EATHERMEN '‘THEREfe A LONG VRIVE...... Iffe GOING...rTfe(jOING... oltoo Notch Stone (Quarry, Inquire at 77 Oak Street, O oss Highway, Berlin Turn- 54M183. ARE (PFTE-N Manchester. pUe, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. ______MiSLlNPERSTOCO-- f ( ^ CH?$S,KAir< fUklstflJlLgLl 7'^T Doga-BMa-Fota 43 CHARLES APARTMENTS - 'Your FORD CLOSEOUTS -1972 JAYCO, 20 Deluxe 4 1/2 room Townhouse F eet. Asking $3000. 1976 DOG-CAT BOARDING -11/2 baths, all appliances, 2 SHASTA 24 $4800. Both Short Ribs — Frank HIM bathlng/grooming. Obedience air conditioners. Camted. TRUCK completely self contained. WERE (30IN3 ID HAVE ID protection clasaes. Complete Heat and hot water. Patios. ^ FORD Like new. Vernon Village Inc., S10PMEETINS LIKE THIS.' modern facilities. Canine Soundproofing Washer/dryer 6444120. Holiday Inoe, 200 Sheldon hook up. Storage. Basement CENTER Road, Manchester. For reser­ :. Some avvallable with 124 3/4 TON CAMPER -1972 vations please cali 646-5071. B ces, and 2 car garages. 22 Foot Travel Trailer, (jail From $280 to $325. 6 4 6 ^ , DH16N 6434992, anytime. €) Ifn McWsuN 9y»d.. U«. 7-14 FREE - S kittens. Litter train. 6491540. SALES & SERVICE, INC. FORD Please call 646-2060. AulomoUva Sarvlea 66 MANCHESTER - Two family 643-2145 3l 8Mala St„ Mandistler TRUCKS PUREBRED GERMAN - Second floor. Heat, electrici­ ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Shephard Puppies. Eight ty and appliances included. sun specialists, factory weeks old. No papers. No $245 monthly. 643-2282, 644- 1 -r trained, one'day service, 114 sboU. $26 each. Call 6466045. East Main Street, Rockville. 821-1617.