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Vol. XCIX, No/37 — Manchester. Conn., Monday, November 12, 1979 o A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 o 20

EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Nov. 12, 1979 - 5 •EditoriaL iHaurlifstpr izuruimji Hrralft M A C C News Tha Republican Town Committee woulcT Manchester — A City of Village Charm like to thank the many volunteers who Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Interfaith Service Planned Nov. 18 helped “Biz” at Headquarters, the can­ A World of Difference didates and their committees. The believers of all faiths join Isn’t it just great about Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, By NANCY CARR Commerce. We will be for the Emergency Pantry cle of South United apologies to all those who Republican Women’s Club, newspapers What a contrast to Tehran, In itself proves perhaps the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Executive Director together as a community providing tips on energy this month and you will Methodist who not only try to give furniture. We those Iranian students, in the rejoicing In and sharing the and the Election Day Party Checl^ers. where the aytollah’s storm Iranians aren’t too sifiart. Audit Butm u of CircuMton Mombf. Unitod ProM Intornttiontf The 9th annual Com­ conservation, MACC find containers at the en­ donated good clothing and n ^ people even to donate Also the faithful Individual supporters U.S. as guests, troopers did nothing to help Tlie Americair-fiieople will munity \ Interfaith many blessings we have emergency services, and trances. We hope to see boxes of boots, but their pickup truck and Stovan Harry, Executive Editor received from God. who are always there with their financial demonstrating freeiy on our Cuttomor Sorvico 647-W46 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Thanksgiviitl Service will our program to help ex­ you at the Products Show. ^delivered them to the their services once a year. the Americans held hostage put up with a lot. But there is We look forward to help and "In Kind" contributions. streets while American Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publlthor Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus be held at V:30 p.m. Sun­ offenders re-enter the com­ Thanks You Clothing Bank for us. Thanksgiving Basket in our own embassy. a line no punk of Islamic or giving thanks together this We want to convey to all the elcted can­ citizens are being held day, Nov. 18, at South munity. Staff people will To everyone who brought To the Rummage Comer Those who wish to The whole international In­ any other persuasion should Sunday evening. be available to answer didates our very best wishes In their ef­ United Methodist Church in food and money to the for contributing 10 large "adopt” a family or elder­ forts to provide top quality government hostage in their homeland? cident developed over the cross. intersection of Main Street Products Show questions and, if you have Thanksgiving Food Collec­ bags of good clothing, ly person for Thanksgiving What a comment it is on and Hartford Road. All the Thanks to Lydall Inc., not yet seen the MACC slide tion at Martin’s Ltd. To much of it sorely needed or provide a basket are for Manchester. Good government starts State Department’s We are not questioning the in Iran if you exercised the Iranians might remind asked to call the MACC of­ at the local Je^i. the state of a third-rate best beloved participants Foulds Division, and par­ show, we will be flashing Elizabeth Healy for her children’s clothing. humanitarian gesture, right of anyone to same kind of vigorous opposi­ their government of that fact ticularly Jim Breitenfeld those on the screen also. contribution to the fuel To Mrs. McKendrick fice at 649-2093 or ^ 1 1 4 w i ^ r e l y , power that they have to send of past services will be allowing the deposed shah to demonstrate his views. tion to something done by the and be thankful they are In a with us: The MHS Round and Paul Grady, (he con­ The Products Show will, as bank and to Frank and who was very patient over as soon as possible. Richard Weinstein, Chairman their youngsters to America ference will have a booth you know, be open Satur­ several days while we tried Baskets will be delivered receive cancer treatment Iranians have many of the Islamic martinet and his tin- nation tolerant of divergent Table Singers, the Salva­ Barb Philip for their con­ Elsie “Biz" Swensson to get an education the great, tion Army Band, Center at the Products Show being day noon till 9 p.m. and tributions to both the to get the chair she donated on the Nov. 19 and 20 and Vice-Chairwoman here. same rights and freedoms soidier regime?’’ views. sponsored by the Greater noble Islamic state and its Congregational Sacred Sunday noon till 6 p.m. The Emergency Pantry and to the elderly lady who we must know now how The lesson the Iranian here they would have if they We are certain the answer Dance Group, the Emanuel Manchester Chamber of chamber-is collecting food Fuel Bank. To Stanley Cir­ needed it. Again, our many we can care for. martinet leadership can’t students should learn is that were citizens. would be death, imprison­ • Lutheran Bell ringers. provide. America is a humanitarian We merely suggest the Ira- ment or torture. When they return to Iran Worshippers of all faiths The American people are attending this family nation, not a militaristic nian students are Iranians don’t have it so they will be spoiled by that reacting against the Iranian Thanksgiving service are regime trying to push the demonstratipg to the world tough here. freedom and may find invited to bring a donation students here, but the country back several cen­ what sharp contrast there is Our government reacts by themselves so undisciplined to the MACC fuel bank American government at and/or the MACC turies in time. in our two nations protecting them. that they have shortened federal, state and local levels Emergency Pantry. Pro­ Instead, the Iranian up­ Our question of the Iranian Our citizens who are their life expectancy in direct are out protecting our guests tein rich donations are starts have decided to hurl in­ students in the United States prisoners in Iran are not get­ proportion to the size of the urgently needed. We would to make sure no harm comes sults at the American people is; ting the same kind of treat­ b ig mouths they have suggest one can of tuna or HERE WE GROW AGAIN! to them. on our home ground. That act “ What would happen to you ment. developed while here. a jar of peanut butter in­ stead of three cans of soup ALL CALDOR STORES JOIN IN THE GRAND OPENING or green beans. SCOOPS IqrDoidSD^il We invite all to join in bringing your offerings (MON., NOV.12) OF OUR 55TH STORE IN MAHOPAC,N.Y. m . PRIME M lN I5nR . 1 fllllf K TIM T'S OREAT WU4r‘S rw ? JOMNY CARSOHI forward at the close of the COMMUNIC4TIOR HAVlNi rOOR BtflUAMEf/I? PfMTB 1 1 service. They will be used Q uotes to help cold and hungry t t EVERY NKiHT AFTER THE ^ families in Manchester WITH SPECTACULAR CELEBRATION SAVINGS! during the winter months "Right or wrong, they are still WELL TVERESj OST ONE ahead of us. Connors can kill you. " This is the one bishops and are granted respect even — Gene Mayer, profeaaional PRoeL£M.AK.PRESKNr^ 1 9 traditional evening of when they are believed to be totally tennia player, on why he'd prefer worhsip in Manchester wrong and are flagrantly disobeyed." to play Bjorn Borg rather than when Christians. Jews and Daniel Callahan, Hirerlor of the Jimmy Connora. Inalilule of Soeiely, Ethiei and "It is said of clever salesmen that Hebron PZC Life Seieneen, warning pro- they could sell refrigerators to Sets Hearing aborlionifits that verbal ahune of Eskimos. Actually, many Eskimos II ______\ ^ HEBRON - The Plan­ Lalholie hiahopa who oppoae abor­ own refrigerators. They use them to ning and Zoning Commis­ tion will alienate Catholira from keep food from freezing.” sion will conduct a public the pro-abortion rauae. Seott Morria, author. The Herald in Washington hearing at 8 p.m. 'Tuesday The economy's failure to go into "For a few frightening and tenuous to consider amendments to the anticipated downspin is a direct moments, the health of the president Thought the zoning regulations. result of people learning to stop of the United States was in grave It^s Flu Time Again The amendments will worrying and love inflation" doubt." Have you ever met a stranger at a concern special permits, — Dr. Adm Strangeaniith, f.oleman MeCarthy, who ran lunch counter, or while waiting In a construction of housing for eronomiat, on why the I'.S. baa line and found yourself being told very V with Jimmy Carter at the Catoetin By LISA SHEPARD Frank DeStefano, of the Atlanta im­ after America had pulled out of Viet­ the elderly and such. avoided a reeeaaion that waa Mountain Park Run, referring to WASHINGTON —Button up your munization- center, says it’s nearly nam. personal things by this person? The permitted uses in expected thia fall. This indicates our need to have residential zones was the president's dangerous collapse overcoat, it’s flu time again. But this impossible to predict the extent of in­ Last year, there were 616 persons "Normally. Borg does not come from heat exhaustion. winter Americans need not worry someone listen to us. One of the most brought to the attention of fluenza activity this far in advance. afflicted with the disease which the commission by First out and blow you off the court. He "The perfect man for me would about catching anything other than important things we do for another Misses’ & Juniors’ Classic Cowls In This Men’s 100% Cotton Machine Wash In July, the center began to get brings on cycles of chills, fever and Selectman Aaron Reid, just hits a ton of balls and lets you person is to listen to him. To listen Velvety Velours Season’s New Shades Plaid Flannel Shirts have to be my last husband. Only common flu strains which have been reports of Hong Kong flu In Hawaii. sweating. Though the number of during an inquiry as to Pullover Sweaters beat yourself Connors, though, is the is to let them have the time to tell us sober. around in recent years. By the end of September some 30 cases reported is rising, there is no possibly buying land for a 10.88 Our Rag. 13.N & 14.M 4 . 6 6 Our Rag. 5.M 6.88 Our R*g. 8.99 for Men ultimate nightmare when he’s hot. who"they are, what they feel and how A large selection of colorful plaids. — Phvlias Diller. Nonetheless, the federal Center for cases of it had been reported. threat to American communities, proposed housing project Misses’ Thg latest fashion sensation! In Styled in 100% acrylic (or easy- they think. poly/cotton with vee, shawl, cowl wear, easy-care. Large color 2 flap pockets. Team perfectly with Disease Control in Atlanta has "There’s been no reports of new since the disease is transmitted by for the elderly. necks. Sizes S,M,L. - selection. Sizes S.M.L. jeans. Sizes S-XL. 9.99 and Jrs.’ O ut R .« . 13.SS already doled out about |5 million for strains for this winter,” said being bitten by an infected female To listen is to hear them without Upon investigating. Reid our prejudgment or to be thinking Softly a nationwide immunization effort to DeStefano. "The labs around the mosquito. The only other possible discovered,...that the Solid all-over about what we will say when they regulations currently in Styled cable stitch protect "high risk” people from the country have been sending weekly way to contact it is through a blood 7? have finished. Listening accepts the effect don’t permit cluster Tunics plus brushed §Tqn perils of flu. The money goes to state reports and we’d know if any new transfusion. W intuk looks in R o c k y G e t z m e r , You’ve ouTd o n e other person and enables them to zoning as would be part of programs which administer vaccines strains were appearing. It looks like “ Malaria is on the comeback,” heather tones. the requirement to provide 9.76 Fashioned In Y0URg)ELE! A §)0LAR-MEAT£P to adults over age 65 and people with hear themselves. Being listened to is OwM g.1l.M 4i2.N N£W^ business as usual.” said Dr. Pierre Claquin, also of the housing for the elderly. 100% acrylic. a caring act. NUCLEAR PLANT! heart, lung, respiratory, kidney or Most Americans will remember Atlanta center. "Americans After that finding, the Fashioned In Sizes S-XL. circulatory conditions. Our world is such that we often 100K> polyester the 1976 outbreak of Swine Flu in traveling to countries where malaria commission members lor easy-care. In All but eight states —New Jersey, Fort Dix, N.J., which prompted a is prevalent and also the increase in have to make an appointment with a agreed to conduct the vivid solids. Idaho, Kansas, South Carolina, government effort to immunize all immigrants coming to the U.S. from professional listener in order to be hearing to get public opi­ and fashion' heard. Sometimes we do need a prints. S.M.L Alaska, Virginia,, Pennsylvania and 220 million Americans. Nearly 40 malarious countries account for the nion on the proposed counselor. Nevada—have applied for flu funds. million people received the vaccine increase.” He added 40 percent of the change. But in many instances we simply The center has made up its vaccine before the program was abruptly cases in 1978 were acquired in India for this coming flu season based on halted due to a suddenly high in­ where malaria is a tremendous need to take the time to listen to each Job Fair Set which flu strains appeared the cidence of Guillain-Barre syndrome, problem. other — husbands, wives, children, On Wednesday previous year. During the 1978-79 a usually reversible form of He noted that six of the 616 cases friends, business associates. MANCHESTER - A season strains of Brazilian and Hong paralysis, which proved to be a side reported in 1978 died from’ the infec­ We each have the opportunity to Vocational Technical Kong flu were responsible for most effect of the vaccine. tion. Four were Americans who had listen another person Into life. School Minifair will be held American sniffles. A Texas strain of The syndrome, which normally oc­ Listening is not unlike prayer, for traveled to Africa, one who had gone Nov. 14 from 9:15 a.m. to flu was isolated outside the U.S. last prayer is a process of listening to the curs in two out of every million peo­ to Brazil , and the sixth died after 11 a m. in the high school year and will also be included in this Holy, and letting the receptive ple, began to occur in 12 out of every receiving a transfusion of infected arena of Manchester High year’s vaccine. ' silence of God receive our life reflec­ Blouses & Tunics for Girls’ Pullovers In the Boys’ Colorful million who h^d taken the swine flu blood in Mexico. School. Full Figure Flattery New Glistening Look Plaid Sport Shirts Whatever the name, by and large vaccine. About 480 Americans were “ It’s wrong to say the rise in tions. Representatives from the symptoms remain the same: run­ afflicted with the disease, and for malaria is posing a threat in the Henry Scherer Jr. Briarwood College, the 9 .8 8 Our Rtg. 1X99 413.99 5 . 2 4 Ow Rea. 499 3 . 7 7 Our Rag. 4.99 Flannei in 100% cotton Crew ny nose, headache, fever, chills, some paralysis remains. United States,” Claquin said. "But we Burnside United Connecticut Stenographic Lurex, llannel, plaids, more! Shirred Shiny chenilles, mullMone inter­ detail, button fronts, In rich colorful locks, striped Lurex'acryllcs. sweatshirts (not shown) of 100% muscular aches and generally While the number of flu cases could try to decrease the number of Methodist Church Institute, Creative School solids. Sizes 38 to 44. Sizes 7 to 14. Creslan In group. Sizes 6 to 18. "feeling lousy.” Because the reported was relatively light last cases of U.S. civilians by making Elast Hartford of Hairdressing. East Coast Welding and LADIES. BOYS. GIRLS APPAREL NOT IN RWERSIDE Brazilian and Hong Kong strains winter, there has been a rise In one people more aware that when they Technical School, Morse have been around before, older per­ disease most Americans have take a trip to a malarious country School of Business. New sons are less likely to get them than forgotten: malaria. that they should take medication. England Technical those 27 years or younger. In 1970, when American soldiers "If you’re going to an exotic coun­ Institute, and United Last year's flu season was con­ Sharp 8-Dlgit were returning from Vietnam there try ask your doctor or travel agent or Technical Schools will be sidered light. Other than an were more than 4,000 cases of call us to see if malaria is prevalent among the 20 schools in Memory assurance that some kind of flu malaria reported in the U.S. Things there. It’s really a disease you can attendance. Calculator would be around this winter. Dr. quieted down to 222 cases in 1973 die from,” Claquin warned. 12.88 R ig. 17.70 <3 Temple Chapter Features 4-key Washington Merry~Go'Round memory, percent MANCHESTER - Tem­ key, square root ple Chapter, OES, will automatic shut-off. honor its past matrons and 25.70' Reg.r 29.99 and LCD readout. patrons Wednesday, Nov. Panasonic AMfFM Digital Clock Case and batteries 14, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic 29.80 Included. 9EL8149 INS ‘Cowboys’ Round Up Aliens In Apple Orchards 29.70?"' Reg. 39.99 Radio Wake to music, alarm. Go to sleep Temple. A potluck supper WEAREVER 84>c. Cookware Set In to music. 2-hour sleep switch, lull sound legally brought foreign workers in to demanded an explanation, the INS legally in the country. abuses. An INS spokesman defended will be served at 6:30. For Toastmaster Deluxe Oven Broiler 3" speaker, easy to see req(lcut. By JACK ANDERSON pick their crops. bulance operations. reservations phone Mrs. HMvy Even-Heat Aluminum wim Features continuous cleaning cycle, catalytic Fearless Fosdicks told him they had One teen-age boy playing with a BB the agents’ actions in the apple WASHINGTON — The wild card in The agency initially produced a cofodul porceiain exteriors and accented covers Pistol porcelain enamel Interior, countertop broiler- To find out who was right in the a right to conduct warrantless gun was paralyz^ with fear when Richard Claing, 649-3291. grip handles, hang-up rings, stainless flame guards. U.S.-Mexican relations, which may orchards, but couldn’t comment on 1,200-page tome which one official, Indudee: •1-OL Covertd Saucepan •2-Ot. Covered Saucepan baker and thermostat control. Bakes, broils, Great Apple Controversy, we sent searches. But no illegal workers one agent aimed his gun at him and toasts economically. 95235 be the key to our energy future, is the our specific findings. who read it, said was "ridiculous” •S7» - 7 ( t — EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Nov. U. 197» Donors Get Money Back In Murder Reward Fund unlikely any valid claim would be prison. Schrager changed his plea to NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A bank has made for the reward money now. guilty ‘to lesser charges as an decided to return about $3,100 in con­ Cummings said about $1,000 in , accessory to four of the murders tributions to a fund established for in­ reward money donated anonymously formation leading to convictions in before his trial began a year later. He was sentenced to 20 years to life and interest accrued since the fund the 1974 Donna Lm Bakery murder of was set up would be donated to the six persons. on each count. The reward fund was established at United Way. The execution-style murders inside Both Piskorski and Schrager are the New Britain bakery during a the request of New Britain police currently in Somers prison. robbery stunned residents and shortly after the murders which The bakery's owner, a clerk and brought about one the most massive netted the robbers about $300. four customers were gunned down in police manhunts in state history. B urritt Mutual Savings Bank the Oct. 19, 1974, robbery which Two local men, Ronald Piskorski President Raymond C. Cummings netted about $300. and Gary Schrager, were arrested said it was decided about $3,100 A claim for the reward money was about three weeks later and charged would be returned after bank at­ filed in 1977 by Jeffrey Chamberland, with the crime, at the time the worst torneys met with former Hartford one of more than 100 witnesses mass slaying in Connecticut history. County State’s Attorney George B. during Piskorski’s trial. Piskorski was convicted on six Stoughton. His claim was rejected by Superior counts of felony murder in 1975 and Stoughton, who prosecuted Court Judge Edward C. Hamill, who sentenced to a total of 150 years in Piskorski and Schrager, said it was presided over both trials. Junior Women I Plan Meeting MANCHESTER - The Agnes Hayes, a lifelong THE BIOFEEDBACK CLINIC Manchester Junior resident of Manchester, We’ll pay your Women’s Club will meet will speak on the town’s of MANCHESTER, Inc. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at past. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING the First Federal Savings For information about 3«1 BROAD ST - SUITE 105 joining the club call Mrs. Bank, West Middle Turn­ MANCHESTER. CT 06040 pike. Madelyn Dore, 42 Summer Practicing The guest speaker will be St., Manchester. Members 846-3382 With the cost of fuel going up and up, and the tem­ are reminded to bring with Bill Johnson, left, who is in charge of food chairman of the Product Show and Barry Bot- James Breitenfeld, presi­ dent of the Greater them protein food items For the treatment of anxiety perature going down and down, the Savings Bank of concessions at the Nov. 17 Manchester ticello is admissions chairman. (Herald Manchester Chamber of for Manchester Area and stress related problems Manchester has a way of keeping you warm and toasty Product Show, demonstrates how he’ll tackle photo by Pinto) Commerce. He will speak Conference of Churches’ the chore. Carroll Johnson-Brundrett is on th e future of Emergency Food Bank. this winter. And paying your fuel bills! Manchester and Mrs. It’s called Hotcash—a fuel loan at a low 11% annualfudblll. percentage rate that lets you borrow $600 or more, depending on your estimated High School Supper fuel bill for this coming winter. We’ll even provide you with special checks to pay your fuel dealer whenever you need to. Whether you own or rent, you could qualify for a Hotcash Loan. Has Dual Purpose And here’s more good news: once you qualify, we’ll immediately put your money into a special Hotcash Account, where your funds will MANCHESTER - The financial aid possibilities will be the main speaker. Manchester High School with the following resource Mr. Miller will discuss in earn an annual percentage rate of 5%. That means the ultimate cost Guidance Department will persons seated at each detail the Financial Aid of your loan is actually reduced, because you’re earning interest on the sponsor a financial aide table.: Form (FAF), which is XT. supper Tuesday, Nov. 27, Financial aid officers used by most colleges as^j unspent balance! at 6:30 p.m. in the high from neighboring colleges, needs assessment to deter­ Call 646-1700 and ask for the Hotcash Hot Line. Or stop in any of school cafeteria. The representatives from local mine financial aid. buffet supper will be banks, the Manchester Reservations and pay­ our offices and find out more about Hotcash for a cold winter. A fuel loan c a te re (j by the MHS Scholarship Foundation, ment for the supper must from the Savings Bank of Manchester. cafeteria staff, with Connecticut Scholarship be made by Wednesday, dessert prepared by the Foundation, and MHS Nov. 21, to the MHS MHS Bake Shoppe classes. guidance counselors. Guidance Department. The During the supper there After the supper, Henry cost per person for the ■ M will be an opportunity for Miller, University of Hart­ supper is $3.50. informal discussions about ford flnanical aid officer, Savings Bank of Manchester

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Child Guidance Group 1^ Starkweather-Coulomhe J ( 30th Anniversary^

Melanie (Joulombe of Manchester and Donald A. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bayles of 236 E. Middle Turn­ Sets Expansion Plans Starkweather Jr., also of Manchester, were married pike, Manchester, are observing their 30to wedding an­ Sept. 29 at St. James Church in Manchester. niversary today. They couple was married Nov. 12,1949 MANCHKSTKR - TV Community. dividual psychotherapy for children to improve its professional programs The bride is toe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert at St. Bridget Church in Manchester. Mrs. Bayles is the C t M Guhtenc* Olnlc tnr ., SIT North and parents, group therapy and fami­ as well as Increasing the building Coulombe of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of former Valaria Camnan of Manchester, Main SL, will be expanding at an n - ly therapy. space. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Storkweatoer of Eldridge Street, The couple has three sons, Edward J. Bayles Jr. of Umated cost of fW.OOO to a two- Treatment is given for mental dis­ Contributions of 61,000 or more will Manchester. Somerville, N.J., Michael J. Bayles of Natick, Mats., and Scott J. Bayles, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Sandra L. storied, 7,000 square foot building, turbance, drug and alcohol dependen­ be recognized on a permanent The Rev. J. McNicholas performed toe double-ring said clinic board president Dr. Ellen cy, depression, child abuse, psy­ plaque. ceremony. Johns of Ellington and Mrs. Debra L. Mamuszka of Rockville; and two grandchildren. Manner. chosomatic Illnesses, and the cflnic The bride was given in marriage by her father. They will be honored at a dinner at the Coachlight A study of the expansion was handles runaways and acts as a fami­ Ms. Anne M. Savoie of Manchester was maid of honor. Golden Age Club Dinner Theatre in Elast Windsor and have recently ^jtarted In 1976 and "with each ly counseling service in the case of Bridesmaids were Ms. Michelle Coulombe, Ms. Marlaine 'passing year the pre-school facilities divorce or family disruptions. In MANCHESTER - Tbe Golden Age returned from a two-week celebration vacation in Cocoa Coulombe and Ms. Melissa Coulombe, all of Manchester Beach, Fla. were experiencing difficulties in 1978-79, 511 families were treated (Hub will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at and sisters of the bride; and Ms. Laurie Starkweather of meeting hre and health laws In the with 7,205 hours of personal con­ toe Senior Citizens Center. Manchester, toe bridegroom’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bayles are employed by Travelers In­ surance Co. in Hartford. (Sweet photo) deterioration of the original house sulting services. Daniel Pelletier of Manchester served as best man. (built In 1827) in which the pre-school The clinic is run on contributions Alpha Delta Kappa Ushers were William Wilson of Manchester; Michael is housed,” said Ms. Manner. and a yearly grant from the state MANCHESTER - The Gamma Coulombe of Manchester, toe bride’s brother; and The community clinic is a private, Department of Children and Youth Qiapter of Alpha Delta Kappa will Ronald Starkweather and Aurthur Starkweather, both of CCL Plans Classes non-profit mental health agency for Services; from toe individual towns hold its next monthly meeting Manchester and brothers of toe bridegroom. A form of natural birth E. Middle Turnpike, children, started in 1959, for served by the CTlnlc; the Greater Tuesday at First Federal Savings A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in regulation will be Manchester. children’s psychiatric services. The Hartford United Way; fees assessed and Loan Association, Manchester. Manchester, after which the couple left for the Pocono explained at a series of The classes are spaced clinic's preschool is a day program to clients on a sliding scale; a variety Mrs. Georgette Farley of West Hart­ Mountains in Pennsylvania. They are residing in four classes taught by toe one month apart and are for autistic, schizophrenic and other of third party insurance claims; and ford will speak on graphoanalysis: Manchester. Couple to Couple League open to married and behaviorally disturbed young welfare payments issued by toe State “The Tool of Human Understan­ Mrs. Starkweather is employed at the Meadows Con­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Starkweather •beginning Sunday, Dec. 2 engaged couples. children, and was started in 1^4. Department of Social Services. The ding.” Mrs. Farley is a professional valescent Home in Manchester. Mr. Starkweather is at 2 p.m. in toe religious To register call Bill and The clinic is available to children, preschool program is totally funded handwriting analyst. Hostesses for employed as an inspector at the Purdy Corporation in education center of St. Kathy Siddons at 649-4908. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bayles 17 or younger, experiencing social, through tuitions paid by local boards the evening are Mrs. Ruth Bonney, Manchester. (Baril photo) Bartholomew Church, 741 Possible Disaster emotional, or behavioral problems. of education. Mrs. Frances Vaida. and Mrs. Myma Flames billow from a ruptured liquid day. Hundreds of persons in the surrounding Techniques employed include in­ The expansion will allow the clinic Earle. propane gas tank following the derailment of area had to be evacuated. No injuries were a Louisville and Nashville Railroad train reported. (UPI Photo) about two miles south of Molino, Fla., Sun­ ( Area Police Report) Wright, Jonhiia Phelps, son of 7. Her maternal grandparents are Rockville General Hospital. Her Jonathan C. and Charlotte Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Pabst of maternal grandparents are Mr. and Vernon Wright of Southbridge, Mass., Manchester. Her paternal grand­ Mrs. Hugh Donnelly of Manchester. Robert M. Uriano, 34, of 87 Talcott Avenue, Rockville, WE DO formerly of Hebron and Andover. He mother is Mrs. Jane Heguy of Upper Her paternal grandparents are Mr. was charged Friday with evading responsibility. He was was born Oct. 31 at Harrington Montclair, N.J. Her maternal great- and Mrs. Robert Bostwick of Three Train Derailments involved in a two-car accident on Route 83 at Center Memorial Hospital in Southbridge, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hagerstown, Md. Road. BANG-P Mass. His maternal grandparents S. Pabst Sr. of Baldwinsville, N.Y. The driver of toe other car was Violet Bartholomew of are Mr. and Mrs. John Phelps of An­ Her paternal great-grandmother is Williams, Corey Ann, daughter of Rocky Hill. Uriano was released on his promise to appear dover. His paternal grandfather is Mrs. Marguerite Heguy of Tuscon, Paul Williams and Jeannette Abbott Release Poisonous Gases in court in Rockville on Nov. 20. JOBS Clifford Wright of Hebron. Ariz. of Tolland. She was bom Nov. 3 at By I niled Prran Inlrrnational ple waited today to return to their Janice Wilson, 19, of 21 Emily Drive, Vernon, was Rockville General Hospital. Her area of evacuation. Wagner, Melissa Rae and Jen­ More than a quartermillion people homes near the scene of a fiery In M ichigan, five cars of a charged Saturday with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ Cieehowski, Jason Paul, son of maternal grandparents are Mr. and in the United States and Canada were ting). The complaint was made by the K-Mart store at nifer Marie, twin daughters of John F. and Denise Mullen Mrs. Reginald Abbott of East Hart­ freight train derailment. There were Chesapeake & Ohio freight train Robert L. and Barbara Ann Vude forced out of their homes and into no injuries reported. Vernon Circle. Cieehowski of Willington. He was ford. Her paternal grandparents are derailed early today just north of Wagner of Wilmington, Del. They temporary shelters or the homes of Holland and toxic gas leaking from a She was released on her promise to appear in court on bom Oct. 28 at Rockville General Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Williams of About 500 families were forced to Nov. 20, were bom Oct. 21 at Wilmington friends today because three separate evacuate nine square miles of Pen­ tanker car forced the evacuation of Hospital. His maternal grandfather West Suffield. (Del.) General Hospital. Their train derailments released poisonous sacola because a locomotive and 29 at least 1,(XXI residents. Edward Courtwright, 18, of 136 Oestridge Drive, Ver­ is James Mullen of Enfield. His Linda Aborn Rosemary Curtis Carol A. Luckman maternal grandparents are Mr. and gases. cars of a, 109-car Louisville and A C&O spokesman in Grand non, was charged Saturday with suddenly leaving a place paternal grandparents are Mr. and Kloski, Kevin Michael, son of Mrs. Frank J. Vucic of Manchester. By far the worst accident was in Nashville freight train slid off the Rapids said the train was on its way of safety. Mrs. Bernard Cieehowski of Joel and Katie Saunders Kloski of Their paternal grandparents are Mr. Terrace Drive, Rockville. He was Mississaugua. Ontario, where nearly tracks in a swamp about 22 miles from Muskegon to Holland in Police said he allegedly darted onto Route 83 and into Rockville. and Mrs. Louis Wagner of bom Oct. 27 at Rockville General 250,(KX) people were forced to leave north of the city early Sunday. Six of the path of a vehicle. His court date is Nov. 30. Engaged southwestern Michigan when the Wilmington. Hospital. His maternal grandparents the town during the weekend as the derailed cars were filled with derailment occurred at about 12:30 Michael Dagon, 26, of 59 Higbie Drive, East Hartford, poisonous chlorine gas leaked from a was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct and in- Bosiwirk, Melissa Marie, are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. liquid propane gas and burkt into a.m. EST. No injuries were reported. William H. Curtis Jr. of 102 Diane Armentano of Hartford has been an­ Heguy, Nicole Louise, daughter of Saunders of Rockville. His paternal burning railroad tanker. flames. terferring with a police officer in connection with the in­ Aborn-Patelli daughter of Keith and Debbie State Police at Grand Haven said Drive, Manchester. nounced by her parents, Mr. and Thomas and Susan Pabst Heguy of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen There were no reported deaths or Four of the tank cars exploded, a two of the derailed tank cars were vestigation of a disturbance at a local apartment com­ Donnelly Bostwick of 44 Village St.. plex. The engagement of Miss Linda Mr, Tyskiewicz is the son of Mr. Mrs. Irving L. Luckman of 30 Burlington. Mass. She was born Sept. Kloski of Rockville. serious Injuries in what Police carrying ammoniated hydrogen Rockville. She was born Nov. 1 at Civil Defence spokesman reported. Abom of Ellington to David Patelli of and Mrs. Thaddeus Tyskiewicz of Waranoke Road, Manchester. Superintendent Karl Barnhart called The two others burned fiercely late fluoride, a toxic gas, and one of those He is to appear in court on Tuesday. Manchester has been announced by Hartford. Mr. Armentano is the son of Mr. “the biggest evacuation in the into the night, posing the threat of cars developed a "slow leak." William E. Deloy, 28, of 33 Ward St,, Rockville, was All kinds ol collision work. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Miss Curtis graduated from East and Mrs. Anthony J. Armentano of THANKSOVMG history of North America. ' more explosions and prompting civil Most of those who fled their homes charged Saturday with evading responsibility, reckless H. Aborn of 13 E sther Ave., Catholic High School in J974 and from driving and driving without a driver’s license. And our paint services stai Hartford. NOVEMto In Pensacola, Fla. about 1.000 peo­ defense authorities to expand the in Mississaugua spent Sunday night Ellington. Boston College in 1978 with a with friends or in special shelters set The arrest was made in connection with the investiga­ ASLowxs { n n 9 5 Mr. Patelli is the son of Mr. and bachelor of arts degree. She is bifanb of Prague tion of an accident on Bolton Road. He was released on a Miss Luckman graduated from Dietician to Prepare a up in schools and in a shopping Mrs. Hugo M. Patelli of Manchester. employed as a special education (rhi# .\or#n« ( to »mUl at tkm Garland Junior College and from the fom o tim* every hour for yin* center. 6150 cash bond for apperance in court on Nov, 20. Miss Abom graduated from The teacher at Portland Public Schools. University of Hartford with a eoneeeutlv* kouri • /u9l one The burning tanker, containing 70 Carl Hooper, 54, of 23 Thompson St., Rockville, was Creative School of Hairdressing in Mr, Tyskiewicz graduated from davi. charged Sunday with driving while under the influence of bachelor’s degree in social systems f IML Iwt nU, «k ari |« IM tons of lethal chlorine, was one of 24 Manchester and is employed at the' South Catholic High School in 1972 Meals Without Meat nariM, m l mt fmUm M . IM I mi K liquor or drugs, or both. Police said he was involved in a and policy. She is currently working iM be igmi Vm ln|^ la Mm» on a 106-unit Canadian Pacific Stylers Hair Salon in Vernon. and from toe University of Hartford toward a master’s degree in wm e< Hat, ^ 1M WiMai. I laMl. I Railway freight train that derailed at minor accident on E. Main Street. His court date is Nov. Mr. Patelli graduated from Howell in 1976 with a bachelor of arts Kristin McIntosh of Elast Without Meat, community are open to the public. mA. t M B| pnyv be piaiii 20 . business administration. She is a stu­ (MaJm roiir rMMMl) midnight Saturday, Massive Cheney Technical School in degree. He graduated from Boston Hartford, a professional education services, spon­ For additional informa­ • tim , M nM,« Sal ! ■ iB It dent member of the board of regents. explosions ripped through at least David E. Warner, 18, of 11 Mark Circle, Vernon, was Manchester. He is employed in toe University in 1978 with a master of dietitian at an area nursing sored by the Better Living tion, call 644-9193 or 633- fee Fate hH iiM K iirfiralM Mr. Armentano graduated from Inte la termata attey.^ IM eight of 11 cars carrying propane gas, charged Sunday with driving while under toe influence of 291 Maim Street Electrical Division of the State of education degree and teaches home, and Brooks Martyn Center, 870 Prospect Ave., 0620. A registration fee will Trinity College in Hartford and and the fiercely burning wreckage liquor or drugs or both. Police said he was involved in a Connecticut. English as a second language teacher of Windsor, a hobbyist Hartford on Tuesday be charged for each class Fakir k 69 t e a M ay prayir la paOaA (1-86 to Exit 93, 7/10 mil* ooutti of received a juris doctor degree from (Make your reauatli threatened to blow up the chlorine one-car accident on Center Road. His court date is Nov. A fall 1980 wedding is planned. at Hartford Adult Learning Center in cook, will demonstrate the evenings, Nov. 13 and 20. and includes a recipe • te a . M l hilt saU, t e m aV avk 20 . Celdore) School of Law. He t e p m im M k r a e n I M M t pm,” tanker. Hartford, preparation of Meals Classes begin at 7 p.m and booklet and buffet. is a member of the Connecticut Bar I n t e ka MiriiiiTu e« tey. Thy t e l South Windsor 'The couple is planning a June 1980 kily^fcte^ l^W m i t e kal ay yrayv Liturgy Committee 647-9928 Association and United States Alan Boucher, 23, of 198 Hilton Drive, South Windsor, Curtis-T jy^kiewicz wedding in Manchester. (Nassiff (^ahe your requait} District Court. He is associated with BOLTON - The St. MauHce ceumiEOTcuura photo) was charged Saturday with evading responsibility in con­ the law firm of Francis and Armen­ Church Liturgy Committee will meet nection with the investigation of a two-car accident at toe The engagement of Miss Rosemary HOURS Curtis of Manchester to Andrew Luckman-Armentano tano in Elmwood. Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the church intersection of Pleasant Valley and Long Hill roads. MON-FRI Tyskiewicz of Hartford has been an­ The couple is planning a spring rectory. The driver of toe other car was John Rush, 19, of En­ The engagement of Miss CdTol Ann nounced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Luckman of Manchester to James A. wedding. (Dechert Deford photo) Koffee Klatch field. Boucher allegedly sideswiped toe Rush car and left 8 to 6 the scene. Police said damage was minor. Boucher is SATURDAY COVENTRY-The Friendly Circle scheduled to appear in court in East Hartford on Nov. 20. 9 noon of the First Congregational Church of Howard D. Small, 25, of 31 Watson Road, Vernon, was In the Service • • Coventry will sponsor a Koffee charged Sunday with reckless driving and driving while There's still time Klatch, Nov. 14 from noon until 1:30 under toe influence of liquor or drugs or both. p.m. at the church vestry on Route r*IITIClPATW6 MMCO*CHinilX OWTy Pvt. John F. Throwe, son of Mr and Pvt. John V. Halldin Jr. of 215 Rodney F. Whitney Jr., of Police said he struck some guard rails at Rye Street Rockville, recently was promoted to 31. and Troy Road. His court date is Nov. 20. Mrs. James H. Throwe of 1330 Main Kennedy Road, Manchester, recently Sandwiches, dessert, soup, St., South Windsor, recently com­ completed advanced individual Army private first class while ser­ to have lovely furniture chowder, tea or coffee will be served. pleted advanced individual training training at the U.S. Army Infantry ving as armament specialist with the No reservations are necessary. at the U.S, Army Infantry School, School, Fort Benning, Ga. 1st Armored Division in Katterbach, by Christmas! Those attending may pay at toe door. Fort Benning Ga. He entered the Army in July 1979. Germany. He entered the Army in » Disaster Scene The public is invited. Halldin attended the University of August 1978. A police officer directs traffic while wearing a gas mask to Connecticut. Whitney completed high school protect himself from poisoneous'gas emitted from a mass of Mens' Breakfast through the General Educational wrecked, burning railway cars after a train derailed in HEBRON —The Men’s Breakfast Development program. Mississagua, Ontario, Sunday. The leaking chlorine has began will be on Nov. 18 at 7:30 a.m. at the First Church in Hebron. Collage irritating throats, lungs and eyes‘after the chlorine car was Jay Bodine will be the guest believed punctured either by debris from the explosions or in- speaker. All men of the parish are in­ ^ tense heat. (UPI photo) vited to attend. Among the students named to the dean’s list at Wheaton College, Norton, Mass., are Donna Brown, A in O PARTS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Brown of Service Leader Auto Parts, Inc., 8 Proctor Road, Manchester; and Diane TUES. ONLY! Weiss, daughter of Mr. and EARLY AMERICAN WINGBACK Manchester, Conn, would like to say “Hello” to the people Mrs. Stuart Weiss of and businesses of Manchester by offering these Super Bolton. SOFA (Available in love seat and The extra lengths) Reg. 536. $ Grand Opening Specials. Jane L. Douglass, a junior at Bucknell Univer­ sity, is a member of toe "DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVE” saxophone section of toe FIRESIDE CHAIR Reg. 278. hoicest Meats In Town\ Bucknell Jazz and Rock CENTER CUT a ^ Elnsemble. CAR RAMPS (6,500 LB. CAPACITY) ...... *15.68 PR. A 1977 graduate of TORK CHOPS *1.6 9 Glastonbury High School, ADJUSTABLE JACK8TANDS*5.60PR. she is majoring in math. She is toe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Douglass V v s '- Is ybur family all coming home for the holidays? Here’s a chance for TORKROAST .*1.0 9 ...... *7.28 of 219 Wood Pond Road, you to dress up your home before Christmas at a special sale price. A Glastonbury. 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N O T IC lt Likely To Be HaVens 1 — Loit Found 2 — Porionatt LOST- MALE ORANGE CAT, SOUTH WINDSOR - Councilman o”® f'™ . often at the expense o f their 3 — Announotmontt 4 — Entorttinmont wearing white flea collar. In Edward Havens is expected to be nominated other clients." 5 — Auctiont vicinity of Nanel Drive, as mayor when the newly elected Town Smith said that he is actively seeking Glastonbury. Reward. Call nominees for vacancies on town boards FINANCIAL 6334M after 4 p.m. Council meets for the first time at 7:30 8 ~ Bondo-SlocKt-MortgogM Tuesday night. and commissions. He said that anyone in­ 9 — Ptrtonal LoAnt terested in serving, or anyone who knows 10 — Inturanc* RARE OPPORTUNITY - Democrats, who will occupy five of the OWN YOUR OWN nine councii seats, have also decided to of someone who might be wilting to serve IMFLOYMINT V S on one of the boards, should contact him. 13 - Help Wantar FOUND - White cat, female. BUSINESS. Distributor for nominate Counciiwoman Jackie Smith for 14 — BuilnoM Oppoflunftiat Yellow and black markings on HAPPY ADVERTISINB Kodak film, Duracell deputy mayor, according to Robert Smith, 18 — Situation Wantad head. Collar. Near Martin RATES Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and Democratic Town Committee chairman. EDUCATION %hool area. Call 649-9532. 1DAY...... 14‘winin other photo products needed ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••• in your area. No selling. Ser­ Sydnie Coten Pianning and Zoning C(m- Bloodmobile Visit 18 — Privait Inatructlona 3DAYS ...13'Minin p o ra o M fs 2 BIRTHDAY vice top Retailers under mission cierk is aiso expected to be ^ 10 — Schoolt>ClaaaM 6DAYS ...12«MraMT Collects 92 Pints 20 — Inatructlona Wantad LOVE exclusive contract established TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years pointed as Town Council clerk, replacing WANTED RIDE TO PRATT by us. High immediate in­ PART TIME EVENINGS- REAL ESTATE JEAN, KERRY, 23DAYS ...11'NIMM experience. Manchester area. Barbara Klenke. SOUTH WINDSOR - A community k WHITNEY from Porter come minimum required in­ Send resume to: Box U, c/o Manchester. Light duty 23 — Homea lor Sala SEAN AND GLENN 13WOND,|3.10aa jauitor cleaner. 5 evenings per wide bloodmobile, held in South Windsor 24 — Lota-Land for Sale Street, 2nd. shift. Call 646-4714 vestment $9,975. 1007o profit Manchester Herald. Democratic, officiais said that they after 10:30 a.m. HAPPY ADS *2.80 ■ structure. Call between BAM week. Ideal for retired or FINER WOMENS Nov. 2, was successful in collecting 92 25 — Invaatment Property CLOTHING STORE located in expect town attorney duties wiil be spiit 26 — Buairiaaa Property k 5PM, 1-800-633-6387. Or PART TIME JANITOR for semi-retired. Cali 649-5334. BOOKKEEPING k TYPING between two attorneys. One of the iawyers pints of blood for the American Red Cross 27 — Retort P r o p e l RIDE NEEDED from South write: American Film the Hartford Civic Center is essential tor diversified part- medium size office complex. looking for part time or full is expected to be John Woodcock III. blood program, according to Dick Whalen 28 Real Eatate Wanted Road. Bolton to Hartford or P ro c essin g , In c., 1935R Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., 3 WANTED CLEANING time job for responsible per­ Hefp Wantod Hoover Court, B’ham, AL PERSON for professional of­ time sales help. Must be able son with initiative. Hours 9:00 Former Pianning and Zoning Commission of the Knights of Columbus. MISC. SERVICES commuter parking lot. nights a week. Phone Mr. to work a few Saturday’s a Working hours - 8:30 to 4:30. 35226. nltney at 568-2020 for ap­ fice in town, once a week. to 1:00 Monday thru Fridav. chairman Biil Grace and former Town At­ The bloodmobile, promoted semi­ 31 — Servicea Offered RN - It to 7. Part time. Enjoy month and one evening per 32 —> Painting-Papering Please call 646-6436. pointment. Send replies to: Box MM, c/o every other Saturday. Apply torney Tom Dennis have been named as annually by the Reverend E.G. working with an excellent sup­ Manchester Herald. week. Hours are flexible. If at the: W.H. Englancf Lumber tion. Excellent fringe 33 — Building-Contracting you think that you would enjoy possibie choices for the second town at­ Rosenberger Council Knights of Columbus 34 Roofing-Siding RIDE WANTED ■ Holl Street, porting staff. Very pleasant Company at Route 44A, Bolton benefits. Stenography not of South Windsor, was held at the new fire 35 — Haatiftg-Plumbing Manchester to Veeder Root, atmosphere. Good wages and working in a close, personal ■■ 'ch. required. 289-5405. torney position. atmosphere and need a EARN EXTRA MONEY AT 36 — Flooring Hartford. 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM. benefils. Please call Doris YOUR HOME operating a Smith said that Democrats have headquarters on Ellington Road and was 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage change call 522-3300. Ask for FULL TIME HELP tor 3rd. Please call 646-2288. Blain. RN. Director of PLASTIC INSPECTOR - staffed with volunteers from the South 36 — Servicea Wanted LAUNDRY AND DIAPER the manager. shift. Apply in person; 7- typing service! Information: suggested dividing town attorney respon­ Nurses. 6464)129.______Opening tor first shift Q C per­ send stamped, self-addressed Windsor Women’s Club and the South MISC. FOR SALE SERVICE needs folderess Eleven, 509 Center Street, sibilities between two lawyers because Announctmtnt* full or part time, AM and PM. son to take over a small in­ envelope to: Linda Frost, 46 Windsor Senior Citizens. Members of the 40 — Houaehoid Qooda LATHE OPERATORS - With LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT- spection department in a Manchester. ■'of the magnitude of the job." 2 years’ experience. Good Call 2^1527. Part time washmen. Apply in Welles Rd, no. 220. Vernon, Smith said the responsibilities put Knights of Columbus helped in the set up 41 — Ariidea for Sale ATTENTION TOTALPHONE busv. growing, molding and Ct. 06066. 42 — Building Suppilea benefits. Salary n^otiable. person: Meadows Convales­ mold making company. A PERSON WANTED to clean and recruitment of blood donors. SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need BOYS EXPERIENCED offices 4 hours a day. mor­ 43 Peta-Birda-Doga Hawk Precision Co., 303 cent Home. 333 Bidwell “tremendous pressure on one lawyer or help receiving your calls? good general knowledge of 44 — Muaical Inatrumenta Burnham Street, East Hart­ ACOUSTICAL CEILING Street, Manchester, phone plastics, measuring in­ nings, Monday, Wednesday. 45 — Boata & Acceaaoriea Temporary or permanent. ford. telephone 528-9845. MAN. Please apply: Acousti- 647-9194. Friday. Apply: 46 Adams 46 — Sporting Qooda Personal Attention... Very struments, gauges, and Tcch Systems, 646-5792. blueprint reading required Street, Manchester * EDUCATION 47 — Garden Producta Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- JANITORIAL HELP 48 — Antiquea 8623. EXPER1ENCED6ANDWICH Capable of checking work •••ssssssaaafltssasssssssss Pay lAcreases Higher PART TIME DRIVERS WANTED- EUisl Hartford. 5 to WOODWORKERS 46 — Wanted to Buy MAKERS wanted for cocktail within close tolerences. filling needed. Nights and weekends. 9 p.m.. Middle age persons Privtto fnstructfons IS RENTALS lounge. Call 644-9637 between out inspection reports, Some aiperfenoa pretorred. 9 a m. and 12 noon. Call 649-51M. ireferred. Roger Pease, 875- customer liaison and exer­ 52 — Rooma for Rent A GIRLS ‘i70. A W -Y AT: RIDING LESSONS indoor 55 Apartmenta for Rent cising good judgement. Please riding ring. Western stock In Bolton School Pact □ EMPLOYMENT PART TIME. Want cash tor call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for LAKEVEWFURMTIIRECO. 54 — Homea for Rent TELEPHONE ANSWERING seat, saddle seat and hunt 2 55 >- Butlneas lor Rent tile holidays? For every day? appointment 329 Prograu Drive PART TIM E SERVICE OPERATORS tor seat. All levels 228-9817. BOLTON — All teachers in the Bolton salary schedule and there are three 56 Retort Property for Rent ffa/p Wantad 13 It's easy with the phone in Must be: Manchaatar, Ct. 57 — Wanted to Rent your own home. Call 249-7773. weekends, evenings etc. Paid SANDWICH MAKER school sytem received 9 to 13 percent different schedules. POSITION training, major medical. Mr. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. He said, "If you compare the two con­ 58 ~ Mltc for Rent TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. WANTED- No experience Former faculty New York salary increase for the first year of the Fish, Hartford, 525-1125. necessary. Daytime hours AVOID COMMUTING- Work tracts you will see that teachers up to the Critical Time AUTOMOTIVE Apply 81 Commerce Street. For drMrtg er\6 gunorni ito rt in Manchester. Stock Clerk. Music and Art High School. two year contract signed last week and 61 ~ Autoa for Sale HUUKHESTER STATE BMK 1. Over 12 years of age. Call 742-6OT8, between 8 and 12 Glastonbury. PTG work. Mutt b t OMt and familiar BOOKKEEPER for new Drivers Licence for Van Full Professional Singer/Pianist. not a 6 to 10 percent increase as reported 10th step on any of the schedules received 62 ~ Truckt for Sale Conaolldated Report of Condition with this ATM. Apply In paraon; a.am . 644-8597. This is a very critical time for Lyle, a two- COMPANY. Telephone 633- Prepaid Medical Group (An or part time. Apply in person: a nine percent salary increase, teachers 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale (Indudinc Domestic SubsidUrtesi of ••••••••••flSAStsassssssass earlier. week-old giraffe whose mother, Lulu, passed 64 — Motorcyclea-Bicyciet 7631. 2. Neat and honest. HMO) Opportuntity for per­ Marlow's Incorporated. 867 from the 11th through the 14th step the Manchester State Bank of WANTED EXPERIENCED Schoo/t-CItttoi IS Representatives from the Board of 65 ~ Campert-Trailera-Mobile Manchester, Connecticut. ’ 08040. a aOWER FASHION son with good Bmkkeeping WINDOW washer. Must be Main Street, Manchester. awrfy/Oct. 27 at the Cleveland Metroparks CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC St laM CmOK SIMM Education and the Bolton Education received an 11 percent increase and Hornet member of Federal Reserve District 3. Willing to work hard. and Clericri skills. Applicant reliable. Full time or part 5 — Automotive Service - Experienced only. Top . No. 1. at the close of business FOR THE BEST - Manchester Association (BEA) told the press teachers on the ikh step received a 13 Zoo. vThe baby, over six-feet-tall, is being fed must be graduate of ac­ time. Call 649-5334. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 67 » Autot for Rent-Leaae wages ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 September 30. 1979 credited High School with 1 to Thursday that the increase was from 6 to percent increase." cow's milk from a pail. Zoo keepers say if Berlin 'Tpke . Wethersfield, ASSETS 4 Able to work approximately 4 hours per pupils per teacher. FREE in­ 2 years experience, or troductory lesson with this ad. 10 percent. The representatives said that Haloburdo said, "No teacher in the Lyle continues to eat properly the danger of 563-0151. Cash and due from equivelant combination of RUBBERMAID PARTY system received less than nine percent." depositor)' institutions I 2.941.000 00 day and once in a while on Saturday. PLAN N E ED S Call 6464301. or 646-3549. no teacher received less than 6 percent losing Lyle will pass. (UPI photo) U S Treasury securities 350.000 00 training and experience.e. In­ He said for the second year of the con­ RN-LPN wanted for 3 p m.-11 dividual must possess the SCHOOL lUS DEMONSTRATORS. No nor, more than 10 percent. p.m. and II p.m-7 a m. shifts Other bonds, notes and collecting. No delivering. The information was given to the press tract everybody will receive a 5W percent debentures 666 0()p PC MACHINISTS FOR ability to organize and work in DRIVERS □ REAL ESTATE Apply director of nursing AIRCRAFT PARTS - team setting and deal effec­ Save on (>as. Call Linda. 647- increase. It was reported earlier that the Federal Reserve slock For the town of Bolton. Will 9054 by Louis Cloutier, chief negotiator for the Salmonbrook Convalescent and corporate stock 41.000 60 Experimental and short run. tively with the public. treln. CeA: school board, and A. Philip Robenhymer. teachers would average a 6 percent in­ Nursing Homes Home, off House Street, Federal funds sold and Minimal typing required. Homot For Salt 23 Must be able to set-up and B S 7 - S 7 S e o r BEA president. crease for the second year of the contract. Glastonbury Please call 633- secunties purchased Call between 3:45 work from blueprints. Send resume to: Zarina ■4S41S8. NIGHT STOCK CLERKS- 5244. under agreements Miminum 5 years experience. Shockley, NCC-HMO, Inc., to Immediate openings presently COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Joseph Haloburdo. school board chair­ Thursday night representatives from to resell I.OOOOOOOO available for experienced ROOMS, 1st floor family Increase Rates ei-CALL FINE LUNCHES MACHINISTS Equal Opportunity Employer. 06070. Comparison invited in very TOTAL LIABILITIES 15.308,000 00 I B M m J i l i low $50's. Group I. Belfiore perishable foodstuffs, beds, and clothing 844-3380 Com sr ol Csnisr A MsIn At SOCIAL SURVEY WORKER successfully sponsored refugee families Chief Suspended n o t ic e EQUITY CAPITAL We have factory openings for HOUSEKEEPER- 3 to 6 pm. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. S.B. QMS Mstfa On Bp m W * • • Main it - Part time temporary. Con­ Agency, 647-1413. estimate it costs the sponsoring church for children and small-sized adults. Common stock a No M A N C H ttn n Mechinitta. Monday through Friday Call Men and women 17 - 35 learn a RsmnssI OfdSY. Manchaatar 6 4 7 - l l s 7 Mutt be able to reed Blueprinta duct door to door survey of about 21.000 to $1,500 up to the time the Winter clothing is especiallv needed. shares authorized 100.000 older residents. Invterview, 872-2682 or 273-2013. career skill. Guaranteed part- MANCHESTER ■ Raised At Palsy Center public hearing b No shares end Set Up jobs. time job. $60 per weekend to family can take over for itself He said the Donations will be tax deductible. Thie It a growing company wtth assess needs. Background in Ranch. 4 bedrooms. 2 ADDITIONAL APPROPRIA'nONS outstanding MENt HAIR CUTTHM BABYSITTER WANTED- start. Veterans earn more. great majority of refugee families have Anyone willing to make a donation of 75,000 7M.000.00 • aaYsnmcf competitive rates and Paid Fringe social services or degree in l/2baths, family room. 2 HARTFORD (UPI) - The head of the Bridgeport BOARD OF DIRECTORS Benefita. 2nd. shift, 4 nights. Active 4 Join the Connecticut Army fireplaces, 2 car garage. become nearly self-reliant within three money may do so in care of the Refugee Surplus >50.000 00 social work and own transpor­ cerebral palsy center for handicapped children has been TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT MRSTER HMACUT • Phono 2S9-2727, or tation necessary. 6 month year old. Must have good National Guard. Call Sargeant Porter Street area. Call owner months after their arrival and completely Resettlement Fund. St. Peter’s Episcopal Undivided profits 330.000 00 Hanna at 6494423 or 566-7900 suspended after an investigation into complaints of the Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Reserve for cwi- MAPLE M©bih T H iK ADVERTiSEIIS N4 CRNTHI BTIIItV p ro ject pays $4600 plus. references. Call 5264^1, 11 6463116 after 5PM or all day self-reliant within a year. Piurch. Hebron. For more information tmgencies and other MANCHM Tm . 84A-8307 NOBUa^STBROOK a m. to 2 p.m. Collect Saturday and Sunday. operation of the center. Manchester, Connecticut, will bold a Public Hearing in the Smptr'Strvlto, Ime.. ARE ALL Resume by December 1 to: More than 300.000 Indochina refugees contact Rev. Persing, 228-3244. capital reserves 10.000 00 ♦ ★ ★ 20 Waotbrook Straol Municipal Agfnt for the The facility's board of directors voted to suspend Mrs. Hearing Room at the Miudci^I Building, 41 Center StrwC 0A 8 ■ OIL - LUMMCA'nON- , ‘YR0FE8SI0IIAL8’’ Houra: Tusa. thru Frt. A C C IM O M M East Hartford, CT 06108 Elderly, 222 &>lton Center Helen Arnold after reviewing a report by a team from the TOTAL EQUITY T1WW M4P l A T T B im .. Q h /a T h e m 8 to 5:30 Road, <on, Ct. 06040. Affir­ CAPITAL l.tM.OOOOO Saturday 8 to Si)0 gfuef Oppertynltf Imptoyer mative action employer. national association in New York that was critical of ad- . A C aH II (Cheed Mcodefs) ministrative procedures at the center. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Specia TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL 10.742.000 00 » The Hartford Courant in a story Oct. 21 disclosed v ^ L l MEMORA.NDA . liniWt iTOM MMWiilMI IMinil IMMMII 1 f IMtPMI Ted Backers Confident allegations by staff and parents of children of improper ,,50 00 Amounts outstanding as of report billing, lack of therapy and inadequate record keeping at financed by funds already received from the Manchester date: ail) Standby WANTED , K ,1, ,, Chapter of B’nai B’rith. letter of credit, total 130.000 00 W o u l d n ’t b Time certificates of CorrMpondsnt To Covor He’ll Win Connecticut Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special deposit m denomina- Y o u r A d concluded parents were billed for therapy that wasn t gfants, Fund 41, for supplemental Grant to correct 504 code lioos of 1100.000 Tho South Windsor Nows provided, and record keeping was inadequate. Also, the violations or more 3S3.000 00 L o o k G r e a t For tho HARTFORD (UPI) — Backers of Sen. backers Saturday after visiting another Cash and due from HUTUNSKY team called “highly improper,” an unauthorized loan by ...... $1,400.00 depository institutions 2.317.000 00 H e r e ? Eklward Kennedy, D-Mass., are confident son and a daughter who are students at ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL BIDIN8 Manchostor Horald the center to Mrs. Arnold to buy a Cadillac and said th r to be financed from Head Start funds. Federal funds sold and ■aaIsBamA he’ll win big in Connecticut over President Connecticut colleges. board of directors appeared to have little control over proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, Mcurities purchased (SO C ohn ToChooto Prom) ^WOs ^WSeeMil Carter, despite the lack of support from “I think we’ve got the makings of. a under agreements policies and administration at the center, cETA Title II to resell 1.277.000 00 You May Run ★ AWNINBB A CANOPIEB Gov. Ella Grasso. strong campaign in Connecticut,” Mrs. Arnold’s indefinite suspension with pay was ap- ...... $119,475.09 ToUl loans I2.4n.000 00 Your Ad For ★ BTOIIMWIND0WBAOOOIIB Call Frank Burbank , the man who is heading up Kennedy told reporters while two proved Saturday to allow the brard to further investigate to be financed from Grant, to cover the period of October 1,1979 Time certlficales of 2 Kennedy’s campaign in Connecticut, says members of the state congressional deposits In demnni- PhOM 049-9098 or Barbara Richmond the national report and other allegations of im- through September 30, 1980. natloRS of fiOO.OOO A s M a n y “a lot of people” wanted to work for delegation and other officials looked on. FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS proprieties, according to Herbert Moorin. Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund, or more >n.ooo.oo Insertions As 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Kennedy in the state and “ All are Kennedy got a laugh when he thanked Moorin is vice chairman of the board of directors of 81. CIETA Title VI Total depoaita 14.SU.000 00 Total aaacls 16.2S1.000 00 welcome." Masschusetts Lt. Gov. Thomas P. O’Neill * „ United Cerebral Palsy of Fairfield County Inc., a non- ...... $109,258.21 We. the underaifned crfficcni). do Y o u W U h A WOMAN’S WORLD HEALTH 8PA8 Kiley arrived In Connecticut with II, his New England campaign coor­ profit organization which operates the center’s academic hi be financed from Grant, to iover the period of October 1,1979 hereby declare that thii Report of Con­ IBMM. MNUNM CSHYIACYSR WANTS YOU Kennedy last weekend and he said his job dinator, for saying the state campaign and therapy program for about 130 haiKiicapped children U'™ug'> September 30,1960. dition (including the supporting TO BE IN BUSINESS f s is to be a link between the state and was “going very well.” schedules) has been prepared in con­ between the ages of 2 and 21. Proposed additional appropriation to Data Processing formance with the inatnictkiQa iaaued FOR THE BUSY SEASON i. national campaigns. “I thiiik he (Kennedy) has an excellent Mrs. Arnold, who has been associated with the center ...... ■ $LOOO.OO by the Federal Dcpoelt Inaurance Cor­ ■J Kiley met state Democratic Chairman chance of carrying utnnecticut,” uid for nine years and last year was named its president, was *’* financed from State of Connecticut Youth Services Grant poration and ia true to the beat of my HELP WANTED BY OWNINO YOUR OWN knowledge and belief. John Dempsey Jr., party members and Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., con­ unavailable Sunday for comment. Funds. M. & TOSTARELU, JR. You Can Adver- Imnwdtato opwilnoi lor tlw toaowhiQ; EXISTINQ HEALTH SPA Richard R. LauzleryVice Pres. - HIGH QROSSES labor leaders with Kennedy at a luncheon sidered a front-runner for the Democratic In the earlier Courant story, Mrs. Arnold denied Approve addlUonal approprUtlon of $914,000.00 to be added to Joeeph Hacbey, Asst. Treas. Building Contractor tise Xour Ser- Dy«n to set up the Connecticut contingent. nomination for the 1980 U.S. Senate seat^l allegations of deliberate wrongdoing and claimed the Fund 9W for the construction of sanlta^iwers to service tlw j 10-31-79 - LAROE RETURN 'We, the undenigned directors, attest Among those not working for Kennedy is Dodd said Kennedy’s campaign must be vice or Business Wamon/Loomlfanra - SMALL INVESTMENT ' m.j«yorP.,.™ o» the correctneu of this Report of Condi­ N M d Mor* Room? Call MSw lor Gov. Grasso. Kiley said winning her sup­ “sophisticated, effective and needs to tion (Including the supporting In This DireC‘ - COMPANY WILL FINANCE Proposed Ordinance — to consider the purchase of 91 Harlan schedules) and declared that It haa port “certainly makes a difference” and begin almost immediately." been examined by ua and to the best of tory For As Lit­ (IF QUALIFIED) she was obviously “one of the most impor­ ^ p . William Cotter, D-Conn., said the HUD Meetings Planned street for sum of H09.72 , , a .k. our knowledge and belief has been ExMllMit Fringq Bw ipHU . tant” people in the itate. Kennedy name has always been popular in ~ Proposed Ordinance — to coniider the purchase of land on the prepared to conformance with the to- RECHlOOMS tle As $3.45 Per stnictlona lasued by the PDIC and ia Apptffo: CALL OR WRITE Mrs. Grasso, who will chair the Creden­ Connecticut and he felt the senator had a HARTFORD (UPI) — New U.S. Department of southerly side of Burnham Street tor the aum of $15,000.00 in true and correct. • KHchMM • SathrooiYw W eek. ^Please tials Committee at the I960 Democratic "very strong presence" in the state. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Moon Lan- conjunction with the reconstruction of Burnham Street and Edward J. Toroklel, Director • AckHUont • RMiMMMing Call 643-2711, CHENEY SaOTHERS, INC. MR. DAVID 8ERRELL, VICE PRESIDENT National Convention, has made it more “I think he’ll carry the state over Presi­ drieu was scheduled to speak this week at one of two Street. Paul J Aceto. Director Steve CavagBaro. Director Quality Workmanship — SI CeeperHiiat public hearings in Connecticut. Cop*“ of U* Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town Ask For Tina or CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT Uu(b clear she’s backing Carter for now. dent Carter without any difficulty,” State of Connecticut. County of Hart­ Raaaonabla Rataa • MpnohstWr, Conn. 0S640 “She'll do whatevbr she thinks is right. I Cotter said, referring to the state’s first Landrieu will be at a hearing conducted by the While Cl«**’* Office during businen hours. ford. aa: J o e ... Sworn to and subacribed before me o have a tot of respect for her,” Kennedy presidential primary March 25. House Conference on Families in Stamford Saturday. Elizabeth J. InUgliata, Secretary WOMAN’S WORLD HEALTH SPAS thia 31st day of Oct.. 1979, and 1 hereby FerAFrtttsUm tto T«L 20S>S4S-4141 210-216 DEXTER AVE.. WATERTOWN. MA. 02172 said earlier in the day of Mrs.'Grasso, ad­ The family visited-their son Edward Jr., The other meeting will be held in Hartford Friday. Board of Directors certify that I am not an officer or CALL M i k e , NOW at 82S-S9SI ding, “I think we’n have a lot of friends in The meetings in Connecticut and six other states are in- Manchester, Connecticut director of this bank. CALL COLLECT (617) 920-0200______18, a freshman at Wesleyan University in My conuniaaion expires March 31. Comtecticut. — Middletown and daughter Kara, a tended to indentify issues for three national conferences Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 9th day of November, 1181 Kennedy, his wife Joan and 12-year-old sophomore at Trinity College in Hartford, which - will make recommendations for changes in 197* EDWARD J WILSON. son Patrick attended the lunch with bis before the luncheon. policies and programs affecting American families. 09^11 Notary Public < ( I> - E V tm m fl HBRALD. Mon.. Nov. 12. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Nov. 12. lOT — 19 . Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz

AHENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; ACROSS wds.) Answer to Previoua Punie ’ I ookins(ins for /MA'AM, have VOU EVER WITH THE LI6HT5 ON H new home? M P y Dear Abby ■ NCJTICEP HOW THE NQ/MAAM,I0ON'T / SO /MUCH FOR 1 Goes to court DOWN F L A A 1 9 L E F L Y ^ o u don' I have IN HERE, ANP THE RAIN 6 Lather 0 U 1 • L E E D R Y E ^ Vou'Ii Mnd KNOW WHAT THE CAPITAL V^TMOSPHERE ^ 0 R R A 0 • U R N a p«rfec' 'it to ahell out much AT/W5fH£R£INOl«ROOM 9 Compost 1 Soot By Abigail Van Buren AMP I7ARRNES5 OUTSIDE, OF NORWA/IS... 2 Forearm bone L E E 4 4 E 7 0 e t in Ihe WanI Ads. to ({el bi){ results. CHAH6E5 WHEN IT'5 point 0 E 0 L B 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE THERfSSORTOFA 12 Young lady 3 Cutout RAININ6 OUTSIPE? 0 0 L T F 1 u N ET D /MEDIEVAL ATMOSPHERE... (Fr, abbr.) 4 Fixed i r A 0 E • F 1 T F R Y 13 Muaical group 5 Market 6 Pots F E N S 0 • B T A N 7 ^ 14 Over (poetic) t1R A M E N E E 8 %E 15 Entity 7 Breaths one's 0 F T T U E CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 16 From tingle last A 1 M E R D R 1 P t Sex Detours perspective 8 Distrets call F R 0 AT M E D f 1 N (comp, wd.) 9 Pop R A N U0 U 8 E F P 0 Frank & Ernest 18 Woolen cap 10 Plant 0 N 8 E N D E R Y Ew beginning 19 Housawifa'a ti­ Briijal Path Priecllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan tle (abbr.) 11 Goddess of 28 Timer 43 Of liquid 20 School of feta 29 Peer waste 17 Roman date I DON'T KNOW.'HE ^ /WkVBE QOU CAN MAKE modern art 30 Squeezes out 44 Bog down 21 Words of un­ 19 Intermediate 32 Pleader 45 Small car DEAR ABBY: I am a 32*year*old reasonably successful JUST SAID HIS U N aE A LAMP o ur OF IT.' derstanding (2 (prefix) HAP BEEN A COLLECTOR, 35 Respectful ti­ 47 Toward the man — never married, but very much in love with a beautiful wdi.) 22 Pigpen tle ANP IT WAS A BIG ITEM,' 23 Supporters center young woman with a Southern mountain background. My 23 Shame 36 Evil 25 Rages 24 Sketch 48 Book pert hangup is that I have a strict New England heritage, and am 38 Dawdle 27 Female ip irit 25 Showy (lower 50 Compass accustomed to dating girls who would not even consider 39 Merry kissing a fellow on a first date. This girl I’m in love with ad­ 31 Slangy 26 Of the same point kind 41 Biblical word mitted that she let every guy she ever dated have his way affirmative 61 You (Fr.) 32 On ^ e bottom 27 Vagrants 42 Oavenpori 52 Mediterranean with her. 33 Hardwood Sarv/cat Offarad 31 Sarvlcai Offend 31 Palnling-Paptrtng 32 Building Contracting 33 She says that all young girls “in those hills" were raised tree 1 2 3 4 6 a 7 a 9 10 It that way, and it wasn't until her family moved to a major >34 Hold le tiio n 12 13 14 CiM TREE SERVICE - Free OAY CARE NURSERY F’ERSONAL Paperhanging FARRAND REMODELING - city that she learned "right from wrong.” 35 Add! up estimates, discount .senior F’ROCRAM State Licensed. 2 for particular people, by Dick. Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. So here I am. a man who has always dreamed of marrying 36 Confidant 11 16 17 citizens Company understanding teachers Call 643-5703 anytime. Room Additions, Decks. All a virgin, in love with a girl who can’t even remember when 37 Foes 39 Female 11 16 Manchester-owned and Enclosed play-yard, play­ tvpes of Remodeling and or how she lost her virginity. (She “thinks" she was 12 or 13.) 20 operated Call 646-1327 room. lunches Learning children ■ PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - riepairs Phone 643-6017 I would like to convince myself that I can forget her past 40 Gridder 21 22 24 experiences Keeney School Quality craftsmanship at low and marry this ex tramp and live happily ever after. Jim m y____ ■ B&M T R EE SERVICE- District Immediate openings. Captarn Eaay — Crooka S Lawranca 2S 26 26 29 30 prices! Call 646-5424. LEON CIESZYNSKl What are the odds, Abby.’ I am desperate for some profes­ 41 Made music 1 Speciali.st in tree and stump 646-4864 BllILDER- New Homes, Ad­ LOOKING for anything in real 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func­ 1975 DELTA 88 ROYALE- AC. removal Free estimates MANCHESTER - Main Street sional advice. , I DON'T l i k e 42 Water drein 31 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ditions, Remodeling. Rec estate rental - apartments, modem offices available. 300, tionally sound, good for parts. PB, PS 42,000 miles $2000 45 Lock opener 1 ■ Senior citizen discount 24 Asking $125 00 Call anvtime. SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN TO T A LK AB O U T WATERPRfXlFING- ■ Interior and exterior. Rooms, Garages. Kitchens homes, multiple dwellings? 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or Evenings call 646-8358 THIS IN FRONTOF 46 Mee Weet 34 3, hour, vear round service 643- Hatchways. foundation Commercial and residential Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 646-1758. role ■ □ 1 parts of. Heat, air con­ DEAR GENTLEMAN: Ai long m yon vifw thii girl ao an SWEMPOLYN, BUT- 37 7285 cracks, tile lines, sump Free estimates Fully in­ Tile. Dormers. Roofing. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 1974 PLYMOUTH SCAMP - 2 49 Eastern 31 ditioning included. Call 646- "ez'traiDp,** I would eatlmate your chances for a happy mar pumps, gravity feeds, window sured. 646-4879 Residential or Commercial. 2469 or 646-2755. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- door hardtop, 6 cylinder, 52 Mentally 40 41 REWEAVTNG burn holes wells 30 vears experience 649-4291. 149 OAKLAND STREET - 2nd 428, 4 barrel. $500. or best automatic transmission. riage are lilch. The poor girl baa already been the victim of sound ■ Zippers, umbrellas repaired 53 Pine 643-4953 floor, 6 rooms. No appliances, 466 MAIN STREET. North of offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. Excellent condition Inside and an amoral upbringing; spare her the added burden of a 42 43 44 4. 47 46 Window shades. Venetian no utilities, no pets, no small "holler than thou" husband. 54 Heroine of A 1 ■ ■ J P LEWIS & SON- Custom PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. nut Asking $1995 Call 649- Ooll's House 4S SO 51 52 blinds Keys TV FOR RENT LEAF RAKING. Lawn Decorating, Interior & children. Tenant insurance HIGH PERFORMANCE AND Marlow's. 867 Mam St 649- - Complete Constmetion. Ad­ of centrally located space. 6486 55 This (Sp.) Cleanup, Fertilizing. Seeding, Exterior Painting, ditions. Remodeling. Free required. Lawn and sidewalk Ideal for store, office or other ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ DEAR ABBY: I feel kind of weird writing to you, but here 53 54 55 5221 mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 56 Air hero, Winterize your lawn now' Paperhanging & Remodeling, Estimates. Fullv Insured. maintenance required. $2W business or commercial use. VEGA 1976- Fully powered, goes. You see. there is this real cute guy at school who 57 Attending Tender Lawn Care 647-9260 Kitchens. Recreation Rooms Call 6464879. monthly. Security. Call 646- seconds. 30 mpg^^. suspension follows me in the hall, pulls my hair and socks me on the 56 57 SS EXPERT PAINTING and Call 646-2426 9-5 pm low m ileage $1895 1972 56 Preposition (2 a Call 649-9658 2426. 9 to 5 weekdays. radial spoilers. Excellent con­ M averick. 6 cylinder, arm. He has tried to trip me, grab my jacket and shove me LANDSCAPING Specializing WATERPROOFING dition. $2295. 646-7536. (NIWt-AF(R iN7|HMltl ASSS | in Exterior House Painting CARPENTRY - All types of PROFESSIONAL automatic, $995 1971 Jeep into the lockers. He kicked me on the bus once and hit me in 2 Hatchways, foundation repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool T H R E E ROOM BUSINESS OFFICE Waggoneer. fully powerea, the head with his books. Tree, pruning, spraying, LEE PAINTING - Interior i OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS cracks, tile lines, sump Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and APARTMENT- Lovely coun­ BUILDING - Approximately four wheel drive $1495 Tim All the kids say he likes me. So why does he act this way'.^ mowing, weeding Call 742- pumps, gravity feeds, window Exterior "Check My Rate try setting. Heat and utilities SU PR E M E , 1975- F ully 7947 Windows Hung. Ceiling 2600 square feet, with ample Moriartv, Silklown Motors. LIKES HIM IN ANAHEIM wells 30 vears experience Before You Decorate ". Repaired and Painted Call included. $185. Security and parking. Close to Center, equipped! Superior condition! 270 Hartford Road, Win at bridge 643-4953. 872-7611 Dependable Fully Insured anvtime. 643-6130 references. 742-9564. after 7 hospital ™ st see! Asking $2900. 649- Manchester, 643-6217. Allay Oop — Dava Graua BRICK, BLOCK. STONE 646-1653 hospital and new court 9046. DEAR LIKES: It's his way of making YOU notice HIM. If p.m.. and weekends. building. For info, call 568- Fireplaces, concrete BABYSITTING MY HOME- you react, you'll probably lose him. Ignore him and youH Chimnev repairs No job too 7658 or 871-0401. 1970 CAMERO V-8 THIS CALLS FOR Four years old and up PANELED CARPETED 4 1974 PINTO WAGON -New automatic Excellent condi­ drive him wild. A CELEBRAT104/ small Save Call 644-8356 for Weekday evenings from 6 00 room apartment. Stove, radial tires $1100 646-8136 estimates RootIhg-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 BUSINESS AND/OR tion $1600 00 643-5564 WAKE UR p m. Weekends, days and refrigerator. Adults. PROFESSIONAL olfice for DEAR ABBY: 1 am 17, and 1 don't like to brag but I guess DORMOUre! evenings 10 vears medical BuUdIng Contractfng 33 References. No pets. $220,00. 1968 CHEVY NOVA- 2 door you could call me a "popular" girl. I have a good reputation HOUSE CLEANING BIDWELL HOME Improve­ rent. Reasonable rent. 500 or Computerized games again experience After 6 00 pm . 646-3167 or 228-3540. I.OOO sq. ft. Heat, air, parking, Hardtop. 6 cylinder. New and don't want to spoil it. but here is my problem: PROBLEMS’’ General ment Co. Expert installation transmissiom $150. Needs call 569-3862. davtime 522- WES ROBBINS Carpentry of aluminum siding gutters carpet^. 649-5334. After a fellow has taken me to a movie or a dance, and simultaneously in hundreds of housecleaning walls, floors, 5241 some work. Call 872-6113 VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALS - remodeling specialist Ad­ and trim Roofing installation MANCHESTER - MAIN somewhere afterwards to eat. I hate to turn him down when NORTH 1112 sites." carpets, upholstery. One time ditions. rec rooms, dormers, STREET. 3 room apartment, 1973 automatic, radio, heater, or regular service and repairs 649-6495 . 871-2323. NEW shopping center space he wants to make out. ♦ 9 8 7 5 Alan: “The hands are nor­ built-ins, bathrooms, heated, hot water, appliances. ■for lease - The Convenience OPEL MANTA 1974 - Stan­ real clean. Save' 1972 lour mally dealt and no attempt is DOMES1TCARE 643-1945 CAR RECONDITIONING AT dard. runs great. $1100 646- I never go too far. but I feel sort of cheap afterwards. I ♦ J kitchens, 649-3446 SPECIALIZING cleaning and No pets. Parking, security. Center, Route 71, just south of speed, real clean, low mileage ♦ J 10932 ' made to make them Interest­ REA.SONABLE COST' Call 523-7047. 5721 after 6PM. $1895 1970. two to choose guess it’s because in a way I am really trying to "repay" him CUSTOM DRAPERIES- repairing chimneys, roofs, the West Farms Mall ... for what he's spent on me. ♦ K 106 ing or unusual. Here is a sim­ 649-4917. and ask for Johp at CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, from, $1095 1969 four speed ple one from a previous Made very reasonably Work new roofs. Free estimates. 30 specialty store space still I'm not serious with any of these guys. Abby, they're just WEST EAST A-I Gas Station Additions. Repairs! Cabinets .49 OAKLAND STREET. 2 1976 PONTIAC ASTRE- 2 $895 Squarebacks - 1970. game " guaranteed Call anvtime til years Experience Howlev. available ... Spring 1980 oc­ dates. But after a guy has spent his hard-earned money on ♦ (J 106 4 4 J 3 Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 643-5361. room apartment. Security. No door. 4 cylinder Excellent automatic $1095. 1969 four Oswald: "Left to them­ 9 00 p.m . 649-4266 cupancy. Join K-hfart, Wald- me, how can I turn him down? ▼A854 ¥3 appliances. Tenant insurance baums & other fine stores. condition Radials $2200 646- speed $895 Tim Moriarty, selves most pairs will reach required $170 00 monthly. 0555. Silktown Motors. 270 Hartford ALLENTOWN 4 654 4 Q87 TIMOTHY J CONNELLY ROOFER WILL Install roof, Call Hevman Properties, 1- ♦ 87 ♦AJ 95 4 S! four hearts If East throws a Carpentry and general con­ siding or gutter for low dis­ Call 646-2426. 9-5 weekdays. 226-1206' Road, Manchester 643-6217 three-club monkey wrench Palntlng-Papertng 32 tracting Residential and 1973 ' PLYMOUTH- 4 Door DEAR ALLENTOWN: It's easy. All a guy is entitled to The Flintatonae — Hanna Barbara Productlona SOUTH info their machinery, they count price Call Ken at 647- ♦ AK2 SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ commercial Whether it be a 1566. Sport Suburban Wagon 3 1968 DODGE CHARGER- 383 00 a date is the pleasure of your company. And unless yon should still reach that easy PAINTING - Interior and small repair job, a custom BOLTON - 1 bedroom apart­ sealer- loaded! 75.000 miles Serious inquiries only Call want to lose your hard-earned reputation, don't feel ♦ KQ)09 7 6 2 tial and commercial ment Fireplace, no pets, ♦ AK four-heart contract" Manchester area exterior, paperhanging, built home or anything in Call 649-4521 8 to 5 p.m. 646-2935 after 5 pm obligated to give him his "hard-earned" money's worth. Alan: “East will take his excellent work references between, call 646-13^9 references. $255 monthly. 643- Wanted to Rant 57 Reasonably priced ♦ Q Reasonable Free Estimates 5983. ace of clubs at trick one. If he 646-5489 or 646-5747 Free estimates Fully in­ 2 TORONADO WHEELS - Vulnerable: North-South leads the suit back. South will sured Martin Matson. 649- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - MATURE WOMAN looking Worn snows mounted. 1 15 in BANK REPOSSESSIONS N Dealer: East Heating-Ptumbing 35 EFFICIENCY in private If you need help in writing letters of sympathy, con- get to discard his deuce of 4431 .Additions and Remodeling. for one bedroom apartment in G.M. wheel cheap. Call 649- FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmobile spades and make an over­ Free estimates Call Anthony home in Bolton. All utilities Manchester. With heat and 4210. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, gratidations or thank-you letters, get Abby’s booklet "How Wnt North Eail Soith NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Private entrance. Mature to Write Letters for all Occasions." Send t l and a tong, 3+ 46 trick. If he shifts and West is Squillacote 649-0811, repairs, plugged drains, appliances $254 per month on needs work $1195; 1974 Jeep smart enough to grab his ace ARE YOUR GUTTERS AiW PAINTING Contrac­ adult only. $225 monthly. 646- Hud Section 8. Call 289-3816, TWO SNOW TIRES with rims Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Pass Pass P ass kitchen faucets replaced, 7607. of hearts the first time the STOPPED UP" Call tors Quality painting and FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY repaired, rec rooms, ask for Lillian. $25 each, two snow tires $3200: 1973 Buick Le Sabre Lasky Dr., Beverly HlUs, Calif. 90212. suit is led. South will be held "Manchester Gutter " Today paper hanging at reasonable - Remodeling and Additions. bathroom remodeling, heat without $20. Call after 5 PM $995; 1972 MG Model B GT, 2 to four. " for a F R E E E stim a te rates Fullv insured Free Kitchens and Rec Rooms 35 3 ROOM APARTMENT - 6464)636 door coupe, low mileage Opening lead ♦ 8 modernization, etc. Free Available December 1st. Oswald; "Four bid and Thorough cleaning of Gutters Estimates ("all Wavne 649- years' experience! For Free Estimate gladly given M & M $18d0. \ m Audi $1000 The made will be above average and Down Spouts 649-7952 7696 fcstimates. call 646-4239 Heat, hot water, stove, above may be seen at the Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. refrigerator available $200 ^ iHiiiMn I wiiMMiRTiw»wirir>iTr$iT ~tiH~3r ninri ■ n—- because many pairs will get Savings Bank of Manchester, to five hearts and go down one monthly. Security, references □ AUTOMOTIVE Main Street. Manchester Private home. Mature person 1971 VW SUPER BEETLE- to more than compensate Jor the few lucky ones who score only. 649-0061 Automatic stick shift Rebuilt Trucks lor Sale 62 r Astrograph ] Loft-Land for Safa 24 Articfat for Safe 41 Arllcfet for Sate ^1 Anflquet 48 Autos For Sale 61 transmission. New master Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom By Oswald Jacoby the overtrick” 5 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR- cylinder and exhaust system GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY and Alan Sontag (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I DON'T PAY HIGH HOME COLONIAL SWIVEL TREMENDOUS NUMBER A N T IQ U ES St WE PAY TOP PRICES for Recent tune-up. Neat interior (For a copy ot JACOBY heating bills Buy ready to OF USED GOTHIC, Garage. New kitchen and TRUCK- Has the reading Bernice Bede Osol ROCKER. Sheraton wing COLLECTABLES - Will bathroom, new stove and wrecked and junk cars. A & B Needs minor exterior work. Oswald: "The national char­ MODERN, send SI to: "Win al build on 80 X 125' lot on the chair. Mahogany drop leaf ROMANCES AND enclosed b o ^ . with side com­ purchase outrights, or sell on refrigerator. No pets Adults Auto Salvage, used auto parts $1450 firm Call after 5:00 P18CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) ity game of the ACBL will be Bridge," care ot this newspa­ west coast of sunny Florida table with 2 extra leafs, por­ HARLEQUIN Call Tony 6 4 6 - ^ . partments. Excellent for con­ Something could happen today commission Houselot or only. Security, references. p.m., 649-8927 - please keep tractor 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m.. played Tuesday. Nov 20. per. P.O Box 489. Radio City Call 643-7712. Ask for Bob table record player containing PAPERBACKS. We trade and single piece. Telephone 644- trying that might cause you to fear it These games use computer- Slalion. New York. N.Y. sell PAPERBACK ALLEY, Married couple preferred. 633-0249 \< lb u r will affect your reputation Every­ speakers and miscellaneous 8962. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs dealt hands and are played 10019) A.NDOVER - 2 building lots household items 649-4872 984 .Sullivan Avenue. I Route $250. Call 649-1632 thing will blow over if you don't V excellent , Must sell, 1968 CHEVROLET ONE '^ B ir th d a y panic. Ideal 742-6912 1941. South Windsor. Ct Wanted to Buy 49 sacrificing! Any reasonable WOOD .STOVE- All Nighter Closed Sunday and Monday MANCHESTER - 4 room HALF TON P.U. 283 3 SP ARIE8 (March 21-April 19) It s apartment. 1st floor. offer over $1450. Call after W OD Camper shell, good to set high goals and want Big Moe 2 speed blower, PRIVATE COLLECTOR 3:30 p.m., 649-1150. 528-6063. 1967 CHRYSLER- $275. Good Novombor 0 . 1979 nice things, but don't kid your­ poker set, and pipe $450 Convenient location. Nice running condition. Call after 4 excellent tires $750 643-0494. Peal Estate Wanted 28 PAYING top prices for U S neighborhood. $150.00. Securi­ Your popularity and prestige are self as to what can practically Phone 568-7290 p.m . 649-2883 ascending. You’ll have a strong and realistically be done Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Stamps and collections. 633- ty deposit. Call 684-4689. SELLING your house" Call us 0620. Motorcyclas-Blcycles 64 influence on your peers this TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This first and we ll make you a ALL PECAN 1967 FORD MUSTANG - Good coming year Many new acquain­ IS one of those days where all EAST HARTFORD- Beautiful Heathcliff — Qaorga Qataly cash offer! T J. Crockett. THOMASVILLE Excellent HOME SWEET WANTED JUNK AND LATE running condition, good in­ 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - tances will conre and go. but may not be what it appears to Realtor, 643-1577 condition Double bed com­ C om plet 3 bedroom, modem utilities, MODEL WRECKS - Cash terior. 6 cylinder. Needs ball LOW RIDER 2500 miles, several will become lasting be. Investigate thoroughly before facilities Cats also. Canine Rooms tor Rent 52 large kitchen. Basement, Paid. Call Parker Street Used friends. accepting anything important at plete, night table. 8 ft coffee joints First $250 or best offer 100% stock and in excellent f A^42 Uflii44k MAY WE BUY your home" table, dining room set. 5 x 4 Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon yard. Kids and pets ok. Just Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. ’ '646-6044. shape $4500 742-8786 Quick, fair, all cash and no plate glass mirror Brass 3 Road, Manchester 646-5971 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ il90. Open til 9. Red Giant. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Peo­ 683-0753.IM 9-1). SCORPIO (Oct. 24>Nov. 22) No ple don't generally mean to be Wlnthrop — Dick Cavilll problem. Call Warren E way table lamp, green swivel trally located. Downtown 1973 FORD PINTO 1966 FORD - Small motor, 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT matter what we have, there is 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH Manchester. Kitchen unkind, but sometimes their Howland, Realtors. 643-1108 rocker 646-7514 RUNABOUT - 60.000 miles, custom, miniumum rust. New 750- Kerker headers. KNN always someone who has more. small, selfish desires lead them SETTER - Only to good subur­ privileges Call 649-2358. TOLLAND - 3 bedroom house, line cap. 1964 OLDS 98. Good filters. Oil cooler. Much It we permit this to bother us we quiet street, large yard. Im­ automatic transmission. astray. Don't judge too harshly IF-jO U 6HVE I VAOrt-aHOW'JtPU DELIVERING DARK LOAM ban home Calf 242-0698 or 568- Excellent condition. 643-4627 body and interior. No rust more! $1500 . 643^076 before 2 only hurt ourselves, so don't let it loved ones who might (all prey to 6604 CLEAN FURNISHED maculate. $375 per month. worry you today. Find out more /44ETHAT WHAT I LEARNED Household Goods 40 - 5 yards. $40 plus tax Also after 5 p.m. 643-4849 p.m. this. sleeping room for mature Available December 1st. Call about yourself by sending for CANCER (June 21-July 22) CANCV... IN MV KARATE .sand, gravel and stone 643- your copy of Astro-Graph Letter 9504 AKC IX)BERMAN- 1 year. 3 gentleman Call 646-4701 after 875-1969. Stick to your own way of doing CL>V«6TC>DA>: REFRIGERATORS months old Has all papers. I 6 PM which bsgins with your birthday. things today if you want to be Washers Ranges, used, Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph. PING PONG TABLE - 3 4 bought him for $350, willing to PROFESSIONAL FEMALE- productive. Well-meaning per­ guaranteed and clean New Early twenties, wanted to find Box 469, Radio City Station, N Y sons could mess you up with plywood GC .Air Hockey sell for $125 Very good with LARGE FURNISHED L 10019. Be sure to specify birth shipment damaged. G E St children, and very good SHAPED ROOM-Combination and share 2 bedroom apart­ SPECIAL AVIS their suggestions. FRIGIDAIRE Low prices Table GC Hammond Orgarh date. LEO (Ju^ 22) If you're watchdog Moving must sell to living room-bedroom ment in Manchester. 643-9930 B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main XC Call 646-7825 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) not careful todsy, you could get Separate entrance. Parking. after 6 p.m. You might feel that someone Street, 643-2171. good home only Call anvtime caught up in the foolish pursuit 5 KW 1 20 240 VOLTS 646-0240 $40 weekly Call after 5 p.m.. prevented you from getting rec­ of tryirrg to keep up with the 643-8066 RED GIANT has 100s of ognition you rightfully deserve. Joneses. Spend only what you ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' KOHLER GENERATOR - NOVEMBER Fven If this is so. keep your feel­ .Needs minor repair work $800 SIBERIAN HUSKY vacancies available. All have and for what you need. Custom made draperies, slip­ CROSSBRED PUPPIES - $25 FURNISHED ROOMS. Newly areas, sizes, and with options ings to yourself. The truth will VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A covers and upholstery Budget as is Berntsen's Generator come out. Service 646-6001. One male and one female Call redecorated. Central location. to buy. Call them and see if sense of well-being at home Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 they have what you are CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) today with the family can be 646-5442 alter 5 PM Kitchen privileges. Ready '< GYLVESTER T' HEfi u p p e n l v ^ FURNITURE. One piece or SPINET PIANO- Excellent floor. 2 bedrooms, appliances ment, yard, kids and pets ok. SALES BOTH OPEN MON. FRI. 9 AM to 9 PM "What's Ihe mailer with me? It's Halloween entire household. Cash On The Now just $ ^ , with ration to WENT 10 SPEED BICYCLE. Good condition. C all 646-5421 and heat included. No pets. SATURDAY 9 AM to 5 PM lime, and I still don 'I have the Christmas spirit." UP« ii-H- condition. $40.00. Call 875- Line. Furniture Bam. 646- weekdays til 4:30; weekends $225 monthly. Responsible buy. Open til 9. Red Giant. / / - a 8429. . 0865. after 5. call 643-0448 adults call 742-7419. 68i07S3 (M 8-9). "W t'n going to biva ■ problem finding a ■witchboard opantnr."

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