PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 30. 1978 YM^A Accepting Registration For Fall Classes

The Nutmeg Branch of the Hartford Region YWCA is on training women in jogging as a sport. Participants will Physically Fit Over 50, an exercise program focusing on crafts, two patchwork pillow workshops, and classes in The Weather accepting registration for the fall program of activities. build up stamina, gain basic knowledge, and practice run­ stretching and limbering the body. .needlepoint design and crewel design taught by Cynthia Goudy with rain today; cool with highs in the There will be classes in physical fitness, arts and crafts, ning. ’This will meet one evening a week, taught by A class in disco-dancing, open to women, men, or lYibelhom. ’There will also be a class in oriental cooking, middle 70s, around 24 Celsius. Rain continuing and personal development, as well as special interest Dianne Satton. couples, will be held one evening a week for eight weeks. and a breadbaking workshop. tonight; lows 55 to 60. Rain ending early Friday, groups. Most of the programs begin the week of Sept. 18. Movement Exploration classes will be offered for sen­ Participants will learn the steps and rhythm of the latest Childcare is available during most programs. For more followed by partial clearing; highs in the middle Physical fitness classes for adults include tennis sitizing participants to ways of moving and exploring dances, taught hy Nancy Smolin. Other fitness activities information about classes for adults and children, call the 70s. Chance of rain 90 percent today and tonight, lessons in levels for Beginners, Advanced Beginner, space. ’Ihis will be led by June Peake, and will be held include a Drop-In Bowling group and a Drop-In Volleyball YWCA at 647-1437 for a brochure. Registration will be A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 decreasing to 20 percent Friday. Outlook: general­ Intermediate, and Advanc^ Intermediate. These classes separately for women, seniors, and couples. Another group. taken in person or by mall for the next two weeks. ’The will meet twice a week for four weeks each, and will be class directed to the needs of senior citizens will be Arts and crafts activities for adults include macrame YWCA is located at 78 N. Main St. Home delivered copy 15 cents ly fair Saturday through Monday. National weather map,; page 16. taught by Millie Lucek on outdoor courts. Vol. XCVII, No. 282 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, August 31, 1978 EMy ConditioiHng classes for adults will be offered at Newsstand copy 20 cents three different times, and will be led by Gaudia Marks- tein. Gasses in Hatha Yoga will be offered morning, BETTER U m DAY COOKOVTS START AT PINEHURST 1 ^' evening, and “after work,” taught by Betty Van Dine. Siimnastics will be available two mornings a week, with Ekl Fontana will be busy blending U.S.D.A. CSioice fresh beef to make 5 to the Inside Today JoAnn Taft. lb. lean Veribest fresh patties selling at $1.59 lb. ’These patties and deluxe chopped. cum beniand farm s A new program, called “Run for Your Life,” will focus sirloin Patties are also available frozen in 4 lb. box lots. Veribest patties are the Manchester b e s t... buy one or one hundred. GSA Head Trying DUBUQUE ARMOUR’S PINEHURST The Town Health Department SMNUSSIliSS MIRACURE and the operators of two massage SAUSAGE parlors in town are withholding FRANKS BACON MEAT action on a new town ordinance Social Security governing massage parlors until 99« .*1.39 Sept. 12. Set- piige 2. To Break Scandal lb. lb. n.19 The complete Supreme Court Q. I have Medicare medical insurance and I ’ve been un­ decision in the Buckland fire Veribest Fresh Gov’t, inspected Chicken Legs and Breasts are way down in WAISHINGTON (UPI) - The head were dismissed for removing agency der the care of a doctor for the past few months because jurisdiction case is printed on many employees “are betting I’m price ... the same fine quality ... and, we think, the best buy of the week ... of the General Services Administra­ documents in an effort to expose of a high blood pressure problem. Is it a good idea to save today's editorial page. See page going to leave ... I’ve got to beat that tion, seeking to break open what may abuses in Massachusetts — was an bet.” the doctor’s bills and send them in at one time? t. be the biggest money scandal in attempt to show GSA employees they A. No. You’ll get your payments faster after you have SELECTED, LARGE Justice Department officials have government history, is asking 35,000 can trust the agency’s current met the deductible, if you send those medical bills in VERIBEST expressed concern that without more HOLIDAY STEAKS employees to tell what they know leadership. witnesses they will have difficulty and then begin sending all later medical bills in as you get East Hartford Whole or HaH CHICKEN about payoffs their colleagues took Solomon, named to head the GSA a bringing indictments against many them, rather than letting them accumulate and sending c Summer camp for Girl Scouts Packer Cut Bonalees from contractors. year and a half ago, has spent much suspects in the case, despite them all in at one time. usually means a trip to Tolland, 12 to 13 lb. Administrator Jay Solomon of the time trying to clean up the evidence that middle-income Q. I ’m 66 and get monthly Social Security checks. I LEGS .lb. Mass., but for 13-year-old Denise predicted at a news conference scandal that now involves evidence employees have hundreds of know the law’s b ^ changed so I can nuike as much as SHELLS OF Kelley, it was an adventure in the and a lower price op Wednesday a long-running federal dozens of contractors — sometimes thousands of dollars stashed in bank $4,000 this year and still get my full check every month. BEEF Old West. See page 7. SELECTED LARGE grand jury investigation will result in at their own initiative and sometimes accounts. But what happens if I earn more than $4,000? Has that Mayor Blackstone recommends VERIBEST bribery and fraud indictments at the suggestion of GSA employees Solomon and Alto have estimated been changed? lb. that top town officials receive the against about 50 people — including — delivered huge cash payoffs to ob­ the scand^ already ha^ cost the A. No, that’s the Same as under the old law. If you earn same raise and benefit package as Our butchers will CHICKEN GSA employees, employees of other tain business and circumvent com­ government $66 million in fraud — more than $4;000 in 1978, your check will be reduced $1 for- the 73-member municipal custom cut your shell of agencies it serves, and private ven­ petitive bidding procedures. mostly to contractors who were paid every $2 over the $4,000. employees union. See pagge 7. beef (or whole dors and contractors. Asked if there was a chance the above competitive prices, provided Q. Now that we’re all paying more in Social Security BREASTS tenderloins) into fork The GSA’s top investigator, special massive investigation would drive inadequate work or products, or were taxes, can I count on getting monthly checks when I ’m 5 lb. Iota or over...... lb. tender steaks, as you counsel Vincent Alto, said he now him to give up his job, Solomon said paid for work never done. eligible for retirement in five years, or is there still some In the area request. (Lesser quantities .lb. $i.is; believes payoffs to GSA officials danger that Social Security is going broke? Bus routes for elementary totaled "in the millions of dollars.” A. You certainly ' ^ count on getting monthly Social schools in South Windsor are “It might be the biggest money Security checks when you’re eligible for them. The COUNTRY STYLE 8 to 15 lb. FRESH Plump Young published in The Herald beginning scandal in the history of the federal legislation that was passed last year will provide enough WEEKEND FOOD today and concluding Friday. See government,” he said. income for Social Security into the 21st century. For budget cookouts PORK RIBS TURKEYS I’age Kiglil, Turkey Breasts And Solomon indicated the in­ Sending Troops Q. I ’m 71 and I get monthly supplemental security in- buy our HRESIDE vestigation, probing wrongdoing over come (SSI) checks because I have a very small income. U.8.D.A. Choice ,. * 1 . 0 9 Greyle^e Farina S i e w p i M t ^ Chicken or the last several years, is still Until now. I’ve been living alone, but I ’ve been thinking LONDON BROILS Connecticut growing. He said its success will de­ about asking a friend to move in with me so she can help or Semi-Bonelets T u rk ^ PIm RG FROZEN ^hib The state gaming commission pend in large part on cooperation share expenses. Will this make a difference in the CHUCK STEAKS Not Best Plan SMALL SPRING AU.' recesses hearings on irregular jai from agency employees. amount of my SSI payments? and marinate with AfjMMCTUm BREAD BARS 1401. alai beeting to allow reeseach into “The employees are saying to us, A. It might, but whether or not sharing your apartment Lowry’s Beef Marinade. LAMB LEGS STUFPEO OLIVES JUMBOaotUMf FLAVORS isoz. claims some bettors were in ‘This has been going on a long time. effects your monthly SSI payments, you must let Social WASHINGTON (U P I)-P resid en t The president planned a Cabinet- . *1.69 HALF cahoots with players. See page Close Watch in Nicaragua We’ve known it’,’’ ^lom on said. Security know about the change in your living 99 * Carter says he would be reluctant to level meeting, probably Friday, to GAliONNJLl 16. “I say, ‘Why don’t you come forth arrangements. They’ll let you know if this affects your A young left-wing Sandinista rebel keeps a close eye out for and tell us? If you know it’s there, offer U.S. troops for the Middle East, review the administrations’s summit checks. _ • ,*a • • but he apparently has not ruled out Fresh Sword Season is soon over ... buy FRESH BLOCK ISLAND come forward and help us.’ They’ve strategy with Secretary of State Q. Although I am in this country several years, 1 am not National Guard troops as he stands guard in small Nicaragua an American presence to implement SWORDFISH, boneless, at Pinehurst this weekend.______^ctm hm and farms been scared.” Cyrus Vance and National Security yet a citizen. Now, I am going to get a job, and 1 have The Nation village. Continued clashes between the rebels and members of a permanent peace agreement. He said the decision to reinstate Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski. We will have Tobin’s First Prize Skinless Franks in 3 lb. boxes and plenty of The president returned to the been told I need a ^ i a l Security number, citn I get such Postal Service and union the National Guard have claimed several lives. Story on page two GSA whistleblowers — Robert J. Carter decided to invite Begin and a number, even if I am not a citizen of this country? large GROTE & WEIGEL FRANKS! ______mm CHIPS i. 69« negotiators will try again Friday White House Wednesday to rally sup­ Sadat to a summit meeting in hopes 3. (UPI photo) Tucker and Robert Sullivan, who A. Yes. You can get a Social Security card even though JOIN PINEHURST IN OUR ALLIED OROCERS WAREHOUSE to settle their contract—this time port for passage of the natural gas of bringing them back to face-to-face you’re not an American citizen. You can apply at any PRETZEL STIX ^ 59« under the guidance of a Harvard compromise in Congress over for­ negotiations when events in recent cumbeM ndfarm Social Security office. When you apply, you must provide SOth ANNIVERSARY. Get anniversary free vinyl coupon holder at professor. 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SUGAR : WESSON OIL 1 50« OFF Football rule changes reviewed He scheduled a meeting today with energy program alive. Failure of the with the Social Security office before you go there. N O W ONLY! in Thoughts Aplenty ... Craig a delegation of governors, headed by Senate to pass the natural gas com­ Retirement income ! 7 0 < I AnypurchaaeoISLB.Any purchaae ol S LB. COCA Swan bright spot in Mets' pitching Suggested by Mayor Kentucky Gov. Julian Carroll, to promise when it reaches the floor . People concerned about having sufficient income to 2 4 o z . ■ KRAKUSHAM FRUIT staff. See page 11. enlist their support for the ad­ next week, would all but write the death notice for the package which maintain their life styles through their retirement years WHh M l coupon n d ■ trJO ■ WNh Me coupon md a $7 JO ' WMi Ms coupon and a $7 JO COLA/^ deadline for filing for reargument. responded by saying, “It .would only ministration’s energy goals. By StSAlN VAUGHN Carter has called his “No. 1 should remember t ^ t only earnings after retirement, purcliaaa. Umll ana bag par I purohaaa. UmH ana batUa par ■ purehaaa. Llmll ana par Town Counsel David Barry is be dreaming if the politicians on both Carter planned to assess the ouitamar. Caupan (and Aug. 27 I ouatomar. Caupan gaad Aug. 27 | cuatamar. Cardan gaad Aug. 271 ORINK Herald Reporter but not other forms of income, may affect receipt of their Muukvon M o t. Stock Market expected to make a recommendation sides of the fence continue to exalt problem at a meeting early today priority.” Social Security checks. m U t 'm m m m m m m m m l M ^ a M a ^ J'a n M aa a a ■ b ■ a a a * Mayor Stephen T. Penny said today Tuesday on how the town should political considerations over the with top congressional aides and A measure of the administration’s ’This means that the wise planner looking ahead should H N rS M U N ULM 135 NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices it would make sense for the Eighth public safety.” Energy Secretary James displeasure over the coalition of DOVALETS proceed, Penny said. be considered whatever available resources he or she has opened lower today in active District and Town Fire Departments He said in the long history of the Schlesinger, and told reporters his liberal Democrats and conservative ATPINEHURn AT PINEHURST Looking beyond the court case. that can be used to generate nonwork income in the KLEENEX 2 w r a 4 9 * trading of New York Stock to operate out of the same new town and Eighth District relations, effort to win passage of a price Republicans fighting the com­ QUAKER Penny said he can see a need for the future. Such sources depend on one’s current financial VIVA TOWELS PILLOW NAPKINS Exchange issues. Buckland firehouse to provide fire he has “seen this happen time and deregulation compromise is “going promise was seen in a remark by JUM909 COOKIE M IX MAXWELLHOUSE sharing of the firehouse. He said a situation, but may include savings, investments, in­ 150Z.BOX ^VOUtBAJgljail service to the northwest area of time again,” as much by the to be close.” Powell. lU h COFFEE need has been established for the surance or rental income. Income from renting rooms to town. leadership of the town as of the dis­ Carter, looking sunburned and “He said that by voting against the «63* 89 < KINGSFORO CHARCOAL aPAPER town to be operating in Buckland college students, for example, would usually not affect a However, he said that such a deci­ trict. relaxed as he was leaving Idaho White House a senator could please M« 2 a39 SALES ITEMS THROUQIl SEPT. 4th PLATES a RELISH • KETCHUP a COLD Index because the number of calls outside retirement check, while the same amount earned by Wa Raarva tha Right to Limit Quantitiw sion on what to do with the Buckland Town Fire Chief John Rivosa Falls, Idaho, Wednesday, was asked Ralph Nader (who supports the con­ CUTSdROLLSdNAPKINSgSTYRO CUPS Area towns ...... 8-9 the disputed area far exceed the woritin at a part time job could. station will have to wait until after agreed with Penny’s justification for whether he would offer American sumer) and AMOCO with one vote,” FOR YOUR CORVDIENCE OPER UBOR DRV QGHr IMTH. 1 P.M. Classified...... 16-18 number in the disputed area. Penny ’The fact that there is a limit on the amount of earnings town officials decide whether to seek having the Buckland firehouse ser­ troops to keep the peace in the Mid­ Powell reported. C om ics...... said he also thinks it will be incum­ a person may have and still draw Social Security benefits o r a TNUUSDAT AND HIIDAV TIL a P .M . . . . . 19 a reargument of the Buckland fire vice the town. He said, “There is no dle East. But he said Schlesinger had met cumherland farms East Hartford...... 7 jurisdiction case bent on the Eighth District to locate “I ’d be reluctant to do that,” with members of the financial com­ is conf^ing to many people. And when they discover the question that it is situated in such an Editorial ...... a firehouse in the Buckland area in limitation does not include noneamed income it becomes PINEHURST GROCERY INC. 1200 stores there's one near you! ...... 4 The Supreme Court decision this area that it can service our area.” Carter said. “We’ll just have to wait munity and had had some success in Entertainment ...... 14 the future. “It makes sense to promoting the energy program that even less understandable. ’There are several reasons for 3 0 2 MAIN Open 1 (luys for your convenience week ruled in favor of the Eighth He said the station provides better and see.” F a m ily ...... 6 operate out of the same facility,” he the earnings limitation and the manner in wUch it District’s jurisdiction in the access for the Baldwin and Concord Press Secretary Jody Powell had the administration considers vital to Gardening...... 1 4 said. applies. I Buckland section of Manchester. roads area, the apartments on New earlier told reporters the troop plan reviving the value of the dollar M anchester...... 2, 5 10, 20 First of all. Social Security benefits are designed to Action by the Board of Directors on Asked if he was just dreaming to State Road, the Cheney Technical was one of the options being con­ abroad. Obituaries ___ ....1 0 partially replace earnings lost through retirement, death, the Supreme Court decision will have propose such an idea where the two School and East Catholic High sidered for breaking the negotiating As for Carter’s vacation, Powell or disability. H there has been no such reduction in ear­ Sports ...... i'...... ll-1 3 j to be made by Tuesday night. Penny often feuding fire departments could stalemate. said “he really had a good time.” See Page Ten nings, then the indhiidual is not considered retired, dis­ said, in order to meet the 10-day operate so closely together, Penny abled, or dependent.on the earnings of a retired, disabled, or deceased person. Secondly, Social Security was never designed to replace all of a person’s earnings, only part of them. The benefits are supposed to provide a base upon which people can Lawsuit Controversy build their own level of financial security through their MORE NAPKINS FOR THE MONEYI own initiative and enterprise. ’There would be less incen­ tive to save and invest for the future if by doing so an in­ dividual risks losing the floor of protection provided by BUY TW O, AND WE’LL Social Security contributions X. GIVE YOU 354 OFF Centers on Cummings U you do plan to work after retirement, you’ll find that By SUSAN VAUGHN you can increase your income without losing all of your YOUR N E X T office because of his stands on the mings would propose and support Social Security benefits. In 1978 the annual exempt lleruld Keiiorler Buckland case. legislation against the district, and amount of earnings is $4,000 for individuals 65 and over, PURCHASE Political charges coming out of the Republican Fred Peck, who will “he will continue to deny the Eighth and $3,240 for those under 65. recent Supreme Court decision on the contend in a Sept. 12 primary for the District's right to exist.” , After reaching the earnings limit. Social Security You always get more for the money with Coronet* Paper Napkins. Buckland fire jurisdiction case con­ 12th Assembly District seat, charged Cummings’ response was that the benefits are reduced $1 for everry $2 in excess earnings. They're 180 to a package—that's tinued- today with additional charges that Cummings has not supported the leaders in the Eighth District and At age 72 the earings limit does not apply. more than other ieading brands give against State Rep. Ted Cummings of Eighth Utilities District, which is Peck believe t^e 12th Assembly you. They're cushion-soft and the 12th Assembly D istrict and almost totally within the boundaries District exists foF the Eighth District budget priced too. Just buy two countercharges by Cummings of the 12th Assembly District. and.'the Eighth District should packages, send us the front panels himself. Peck said, “The overwhelming domibate it. And that’s just not fair.” with this certificate, and we ll send Republican Town Chairman issue in the 12th Assembly District is he added. you a store coupon worth 354 on Thomas Ferguson Wednesday called the treatment of the Eighth Utilities^' your next purchase of a Coronet* on voters to throw Cummings out of District by Cummings. He said Cum4 See Page Ten [ College Notes } Paper Product. BUY TWO, GET 354 OFF Search for Girl Resumes Stanley E. Zatkbwski of Manchester, a 1978 graduate of Boston College, has been appoint^ an admissions YOUR NEXT PURCHASE LEBANON (UPI) - State and brown hair. He said she was wearing except for a very short tinie, and representative at Nichols College for the coming year. local police resumed a massive land brown cut-off shorts and a light that’s when it happened,” he said. Zatkowski, a cum laude graduate, received his Enclosed are two front panels from two Coronet* Paper colored blouse and was barefoot Napkin wrappers. Please send me a coupon worth 354 on my and air search shortly after 7 a.m. "There are many places she could bachelor’s degree in biology and philosophy from Boston next purchase of Coronet* Paper Products wherever they're today for a 5-year-old girl who when she vanished. have gone (seeking shelter),’’ he College’s School of Arts and Science. sold. vanished from her rural home after Authorities said Jennifer was added, "but of course, they are being During his senior year he served as interview coor­ nightfall Wednesday. reported missing Wednesday about searched.” dinator in B.C.’s student admission program and was State Police said alm ost 300 two hours after she apparently Cecchini said his daughter, who responsible for the selection, training and scheduling of volunteer firemen and police officers wandered away from a barn at her answers to the name “Jennie,” is in Inspecting Trees in the Rain student interviewing volunteers. For the two previous and bloodhounds searched for Jen­ Bush Hill Road home where her excellent health and has never ^ sp ite poor weather this morning, the Water Department officials at the site. Left academic years, he served as an interviewer under the Georgi&RKific ^ nifer Cecchini, 5, Wednesday night parents were working. wandered away from home before. same program and was responsible for the interviewing Consumer Paper Products DMsIon, Stamford. CT 06901 after she was reported missing at The child’s father, John Cecchini, Manchester Water Department went ahead to right are Sam Bartlett of Guilford, David and assessment of candidates for admission. 9:15 p.m. The search was temporari­ told United Press International he State Police said helicopters, with inspection of standing trees to be Amsden of Higganum, Tom Ferlazo and He was presented the Distinguished Service Award for ly suspended at 4 a.m. today to await and his wife searched their farm for search teams, bloodhounds and removed in the area of the Porter and George Murphy of the Water DeparttYlent. 1977-78 by the Student Admissions Program. He also daylight. the child about two hours before divers would be used today to comb Howard Reservoirs. Prospective bidders for served as a campus tour guide. notifying the police. the heavily wooded area bordering and Stephen Child of Pomfret. (Herald photo A State Police spokesman ^ le and removal of the timber met with by Pinto) described the child as 4 feet-tall, with “She was with us in the bam. the girl’s home. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 - PAGE THREE

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Aug. 31. 1978 Town and Massage Parlors Labor Expert to Guide Postal Talks WASHINGTON (U Pl) - Negotiators legal walkout threatened for midnight be an agreemciii. he can ,n decision Workers Union, the 180,000-memhqr for the Postal Service and three unions, Monday, Healy was named mediator for a (under his arbitration authority) prior to National Association of Letter Carriers who failed to settle their contract dispute novel 15-day bargaining-arbitration period the 15 days.” and the 40,000-member National Post Of­ under the threat of a national mail strike, to which both sides agreed. Healy, 62, an industrial relations fice Mail Handlers union all rejected a Both Withholding Action will try again beginning Friday under, He will try to first to encourage a professor at Harvard, has served on and proposed three-year contract offering an guidance of a Harvard University negotiated settlement. If that fails, Healy off since the World War II years as a overall 19.5 percent wage and cost of for enforcing the ordinance, the town restrictive.” He said I don't think By SUSAN VAUGHN of the massage parlor owners and professor. has the task of deciding any unresolved mediator and arbitrator in major disputes living increase. would not take any action which any business in town could operate Herald Reporter employees. Jam es Healy, a nationally known labor issues under a system similar to binding Postmaster General William Bolger under such a restrictive ordinance.”^ spanning most areas of industry. Massage parlor owners are taking Since neither massage parlor made would jeopardize any future litiga­ relations expert, will open a 15-day con­ arbitration. He was appointed as postal mediator by said the Postal Service could afford no Both O’Bright and David a “wait and see” attitude and the application for licensing, Kraatz said tion. “We are going to proceed in a tract bargaining period between the two The talks at mediation service Director Wayne Horvitz of the mediation bigger money package and favored sub­ ftosenthal, owner of the Body Shop, town will hold back on enforcement they can be considered in violation of way so that whatever we do is bin­ sides Friday morning, and will oversee headquarters need not run until the 15-day mitting the dispute to binding arbitration, said today they are hopeful they can service, who proposed the compromise of the massage parlor ordinance at the ordinance. However, he said he ding, so there is no question over period expires, the spokeswoman where it was possible the “no layoff” sit down with town officials and dis­ the talks through the Labor Day holiday procedure. least until Sept. 12. will not take immediate action to en­ minor procedural things.,” Kraatz stressed. cuss a “workable solution” by the weekend, a spokeswoman for the Federal A labor source has said the two sides clause could be eliminated. The unions On Wedne^ay Town Health Ad­ force the new law until he discusses said. " If there is an agreement prior to then, Sept. 12 deadline. Both said they Mediation and Conciliation Service said agreed to negotiate the money package demanded renewed negotiations Instead. ministrator Ronald Kraatz made a the m atter with Assistant Town A federal court case challenging the mediator can put it out for would use the encounter group for­ \r Wednesday. and a proposed “no layoff” clause the un­ Both sides agreed to the compromise 4 visit to the town's two massage Counsel Thomas Prior early next the town ordinance was dropped The talks will run until Sept. 16, if ratification,” she said. “Also, if he ions hope to maintain. calling for a combination of negotiations mat as a last resort. parlors, Geopatra’s and the Body week. earlier this month. decides after four or five days of dealing The 280,000-member American Postal and arbitration. The Sept. 12 deadline is for licen­ necessary. Shop, to confirm whether the Kraatz said the town will probably After Sept. 12, Kraatz said the Under an anrepment fha* ai^prtpd the Il­ with these people that there isn't going to businesses were still operating as not take any action before Sept. 12, massage parlors will not be allowed sing the owners of the massage massage establishments. Kraatz said the date given to the massage parlor to operate as such. parlors. According to Dr. Turek’s the owner of Cleopatra's, Paul owners in a letter from Dr. Alice If no agreements can be reached letter, she said, “It is anticipated O'Bright, confirmed that he is still Turek, town health director, earlier with the town by that time, the that no massagist will be allowed to this month. In the letter, Dr. Turek massage parlor owners say they will work after Oct. 12 without a permit.” U.S. Troops Have Nowhere to Go operating the business for the pur­ pose of massage. Kraatz said the said it would take the town until change their format to “encounter That date would allow time for licen­ owner of the Body Shop was not in on about Sept. 12 after receiving any groups,” whereby the employees sing and tests by the Health Depart­ WASHINGTON (U P l) - The first division should be split up among two Dix-Devens plan because they want to the final decision, the sources said. A total Wednesday. applications to make a decision on would talk with customers. ment. troops being withdrawn from South Korea locations in the Northeast or sent to Fort keep the division together. They favor of about 30,000 troops from the division Joyner on Campaign Trail The visit was made a day after the massage establishments. O'Bright said today he does not in­ O'Bright said he is using the Oct. 12 by President Carter will arrive before the Benning, Ga. Fort Benning, Ga., a traditional infantry and other units are to be pulled out of date for compliance by bis base, and the matter was sent to Defense South Korea by 1982. Walter Joyner, right, seeking the Republican nomination for town's deadline for application cn Kraatz said, because the owners tend to make application under the end of the year — but because of politics A decision, originally set for this understood this Sept. 12 to be the date ordinance which he called, “too employees. and high costs, they’ll have nowhere to go. Secretary Harold Brown unresolved. the 12th Assembly District, passes out literature to Arvid receiving apnIi'’stions for iicensine summer, now has been deferred in­ Sources said Wednesday a 750 man bat­ definitely pending a review ordered by Brown and his aides balked at spending Fundraising Seminar Seaburg of 54 Walker St. Joyner, the party endorsed candidate, talion of the 2nd Infantry Division will go Defense Secretary Harold Brown that will hundreds of millions of dollars for building and Fred Peck will compete for the nomination in a dis­ temporarily to an as-yet undecided U.S. include both those possibilities and others. new facilities for about 10,000 troops from MILWAUKEE (UPl) - A seminar trict-wide primary Sej)t. 12. The winner will seek to unseat base while officials sort out “a conten­ Sources said Army Secretary Clifford the division and housing for their families. on “Fundraising for the Arts,” giving Striking Firemen Watch Block Burn They also challenged cost estimates for tious mess” over where to station the en­ Alexander favored a plan to split the divi­ special techniques for arts councils Democratic incumbent Ted Cummings. (Herald photo by the various plans and Brown ordered a United Press Inlernalional scheduled a special meeting today to tire division. sion between Fort Devens, Mass., and and arts organizations, will be held in Chastain) can’t let that stop negotiations with dedication,” said fireman Phillip The Army, according to the sources, new review of the the issue. It will take Milwaukee Oct. 20-21. Details of the Striking Anderson, Ind., consider the transportation budget. Fort Dix, N .J., with periodic training at the policemen,” said Capt. David Freeman. Strikers did help rescue after considering the question for a year, months. seminar, which is open to the public, firefighters, who watched a block of Back in Indiana, eight leaders in Top Taste Tester Fort Drum, N.Y. Lehr, the force’s chief negotiator. moviegoers when a theater roof has not been able to agree whether the Orders moon will go to the Army to put can be obtained from Tom Hastings, businesses bum down Wednesday, the Marion teachers strike, including Uniformed Army leaders opposed the Firefighters stayed off the job c o lla p ^ in a thunderstorm Sunday U.S. Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland the first 2nd Division returning battalion American Council for the Arts, 570 defied a back-to-work order today, state and national representatives, CETA Records Theft today, despite Superior Court Judge night. munches on a piece of chicken during school at a “neutral” base that will not prejudice Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10018. while walkouts disrupted the opening were jailed and fined $100 a day William Clifford's order to return. Tribute in Kenya of schools in New Orleans and Knox City officials were enraged at Wednesday on contempt charges for lunch taste test Wednesday. Bergland said Gifford also directed eight hours of NAIROBI, Kenya (U Pl) — The people of Kenya and an Under Police Probe County, Tenn. Wednesday’s episode. “The fire is refusing to obey a back-to-work the chow was almost as good as home talks be held each day until the strike array of world leaders today paid a solemn and Anderson police helped out-of-town the Straw that broke the camel’s order, issued by Grant'Circuit Judge cooking. (UPl photo) is settled. back,” said Qty Attorney Marvin sometimes tearful farewell to the nation’s founding HARTFORD (U Pl) - Police today and non-striking firefighters battle A. Morris Hall Monday. TTie teachers Organization, a non-profit group with The firefighters, who went on Ganln. father. President Jomo Kenyatta, a giant on the African OUR AD MAY NOT BE AS LARGE investigated the theft of Comprehen­ three of the 300-plus CETA contracts the five-hour blaze that gutted six have no contract for the school year. strike Sunday in a dispute over wages In New Orleans, the normally scene for nearly half a century. sive Employment and Training Act businesses and the county The Marion Teachers Association administered by the city in Hartford and a decision to turn over the chaotic oncninc of school was made As Kenyatta’s silver-lined oak coffin was lowered into documenis from a desk top at the and 24 other communities. prosecutor's office as strikers stood was fined $1,000 a day, while the In­ Fight Spreads department’s ambulance service to even more so by a walkout by some his grave after the most Impressive funeral in black AS OTHERS, BUT THIS WEEK WE HAVE UACO director Philip Morrow said by and some even picketed the fire diana State Teachers Association Hartford regional manpower office. private companies, blamed the fire 3,000 teachers. School bus drivers Africa’s history, tears trickled down the face of his any problems found by the city staff scene. was assessed $5,000 a day and the Police have applied for arrest damage Wednesday on what they voted later in the day to strike when widow. Mama Ngina, breaking the calm she had dis­ ITHE BEST PRICES AND SPECIALS IN TOWN.I warrants in the theft. A top police of­ were immediately corrected, but Police called a slowdown in their National Education Association $10,- In Nicaragua played throughout the five-hour funeral rites. said was the city’s intransigence. their contract expires at midnight Snyder and. Henry Langley, who own pay dispute. “The city is kind of 000 daily. ficial described the papers as "of no "You can’t fight fire with tonight. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (U Pl) — Youthful anti­ To the strains of the hymn, “Abide With Me,” the first tied up with the firemen, but they great consequence." They dis­ wrote the monitoring report, said The teachers struck after their un­ government rebels set off homemade explosives, hurled lady and Kenyatta’s first wife, Grace, then laid the first appeared Wednesday. they don't believe their office ion spumed an offer of a 4 percent Little Impact firebombs and took potshots at national guardsmen, ad­ of hundreds of wreaths on the tomb of somber gray Also Wednesday, a monitoring verified this. raise, half the hike they had ding to the civil war atmosphere across Nicaragua today. Italian marble. supervisor for the city-run office said The state has offered $400,000 in NEW LONDON. (U PIl - The O’Leary Guest Caller demanded. Naval Underwater System Center As the fighting spread, a general strike called by monitors found numerous instances state-controlled CETA funds to help “The schools are running and there says the dumping of dredged businessmen seeking Somoza's ouster grew in strength. of mismanagement of a 21 million cover the program’s $1.6 million are no problems,” said Dr. Gene Airline employees in Managua, including an American, CETA program, but no checks to see deficit, but will not turn the money material from the Thames River into o For Dance Club Opener Geisert, school superintendent Long Island Sound has had little voted to begin a walkout today that could shut down the the deficiencies were corrected. over to the city directly. Supermarkets A*. IXHIIlf Wednesday. But, he added, “It’s a lit­ adverse effect on the marine en­ international airport. M Jack O'Leary of Wilbraham, "Unfortunately, that's one of the State Labor Commissioner Peter tle hard to determine the quality (of At least 25 bomb blasts shook the capital city of STMTS« problems you face when there isn't Reilly said Wednesday the state will Mass., will be quest caller at vironment. JO. instruction) at this point.” The center, which reported Managua Wednesday night, and national guardsmen un­ * ‘'41/77 MWTS I Nel iptpamiow enough staff." said Dan Snyder. send checks to CETA workers itself. Man(^hester Square Dance Gub's A strike by bus drivers would UUmH fcr typepfephieei Wedneeday, took more than 400 der the control of President Anastasio Somoza Debayle The program involved housing Asked why, Reilly said “we have to first dance of the season Saturday strand 14,000 schoolchildren, officials shellfish samples and 250 sediment were pelted with firebombs. rehabilitation in the Upper Albany have accountability for the money we from 8 to 11 p.m. at Ven>lanck said. In Masaya, about 20 miles from the capital, snipers DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. samples for analysis. The last barge and West End neighborboods handled spend," .School. Russ and Anita White will opened fire on patrolling guardsmen, injuring at least In Knox County, Tenn., a bus load of dredging spoils was dumped by tbe Upper Albany Community cue the rounds. one. At Frank’s fQ Jft LU O'Leary, who records under the drivers’ strike left 25,000 students June 22. A band of 500 armed rebels, most of them students, oc­ Grenn label, is club caller for the looking for other ways of getting to The Navy and a dredging firm dug 90 cupied two-thirds of the city of Matagalpa Wednesday jube And Oil OR Glastonbury Square Dance Gub. He school. Massive traffic jam s resulted a 7.5-mile long, 36-feet deep section U N IT ONE and held government troops at bay with homemade PER FAMILY was the youngest active caller when as parents drove their children in, of the river to allow passage of the TAR HD 59 WITH bombs. Change but attendance was reported at 80 to Navy’s 688-class nuclear attack sub­ GOOD TO SAT. 9/2 $7.S0PURCHItSE Grasso Campaigners he was graduated from Red Bates' At least five people wqre killed in a battle Tuesday PROTECTS MOVING PARTS — 90 percent. ^ marines being built at the Electric Callers G ass and financed most of night and Wedne^ay between poorly armed anti­ ENSURES QUIET OPERATION County SchoofSuperintendent Earl Boat Divison of General Dynamic^. his way through college by calling. government forces and guardsmen equipped with A ^ • Complete oil AT To Open Headquarters Hoffmeister sought $110,000 from the The channel will be deepened to HEINZ He has served on the staff of the machine guns, mortars and helicopter gunships. change and chassis County Court to meet the drivers’ make sure its new Trident sub­ National Square Dance G>nvention in But residents of the city of 50,000 said the toll was much 0 9 WP lubrication • En- FRANKSi money demands. The court marines won't scrape bottom. Two members of the Democratic State Convention in July. Des Moines, Iowa, and at the Inter­ higher, judging from the number of bleeding bodies that ' sures smooth perfor- V O V CATSUP state ticket will be on hand for the of­ Mrs. Grasso is being challenged by national Square and Round Dance lay still in the streets with flies swarming over them. J L mance, reduces the I 1 LU91 SAVE 50c MD50 chances of wear ficial opening of Gov. Ella Grasso’s Lt. Gov. Ilobert Killian in a Sept. G)nvention in Ginada. Residents offered food, water and shelter to the rag-tag Manchester campaign headquarters Mr. and Mrs. Gene Horton have li 5 fMrti • Please phone for 12th gubernatorial primary election. Bletchman Will Seek bands that are trying to bring down Somoza’s regime. liriMrttiti appointment f door duty. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hub­ G O O D T O SAT. 9 2,'78 WITH C at 127 W. Middle Turnpike tonight at John Sullivan, co-chairman of the The students, emboldened by last week’s successful in­ ll/MA • Includes bard, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jacobs, Mr. lig h t S7.SO PURCHASE REQUIRED COUPON 7. Manchester Committee to Re-Elect vasion and escape from the National Palace by San- trucks. Incumbent State Treasurer Henry Govenor Grasso, announced that the and Mrs. G int Jerom e and Mr. and District Directorship dinista guerrillas, declared a “Free territory of Parker and Barbara Kennelly, a Mrs. Wayne Johnson are in charge of Robert Bletchman of 90 Oxford St. ceremonies are open to the public, With the Eighth’s American Liber­ Matagalpa” and controlled the city's Municipal Palace member of the Hartford City Council refreshments. has announced he will be a candidate and that the headquarters will be the ties Committee (STEAL), the and most of the downtown area. and candidate for secretary of state, All club level dancers are invited, for the position on the Eighth District MANCHESnR BREYER’S focal point of local activity to support organization which formed was a Nicaraguan observers said attempts by the students, Suburban will join local Democrats at and spectators are welcome. Board of Directors. 328 W.M. Taka Mrs. Grasso. “Everyone is welcome, reaction to consolidation efforts backed by local residents and businesses, to establish OPEN DAILY t lo S ceremonies opening the Dancers must wear soft-soled shoes. A vacancy on the district board and we hope that anyone who would which emerged earlier this year. their own independent civil authority moved the nation MTURDAYIIelPM headquarters. Gub dues are now payable. The like to meet these candidates or was created by the resignation of A meeting of district residents to close to open civil war. The fighting posed the most Auto ServiM Centers 643-8189 ICE Parker and Mrs. Kennelly were first of two workshops will be con­ Robert Froelicb last week. I $«V£36cl40Z.BTL. learn more about the governor’s solid fill the vacancy will be called serious threat ever to the Somoza family rule, which has nominated to run on the same ticket J a c k C)’ l.,earv ducted Sept. 19 a from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Bletchman is an attorney and spanned four decades. record will drop in,” Sullivan said. sometime in September. with Gpv. Grasso at the Democratic at Waddell School. chairman of the Stop Tampering CREAM "S'- ALL NATURAL AT FRANK’S Terminated teachers all rehired BUMBLE BEE Hianes< CHUNK LIGHT The Manchester Board of Education Miss Barbara Brody, one-fifth time physical • Miss Laurie Sieffert, elementary special rescinded its final termination notice for a education teacher et Regional Occupational education. teacher in the school system earlier this week. Training Center Resignations accepted by the board included TUNA The action means that all the teachers • Mrs. (Christina Chagnot, one-fifth business the following: who had received termination notices iast education teacher at Manchester High School • Mrs. Debra C. Duford, special education February have been reinstated for the coming for the first semester only. teacher at Keene School for one year. CONTINUING OUR INCREDIBLE BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALEIII ALL school year, Wilson E. Deakin, assistant E 4 9 «s..t • Miss Alice J . Drewa, French and Spanish • Mrs. Nancy Grassilli, COEP teacher at FLAVORS >/2 Gal. ^ 30c WI30 superintendent of schoois said. teacher at Manchester High School Manchester High for six years and depart­ wn»l tion appearing weekly in 'The Herald can earn college editorial page today so that it can features such as the Toughts for the credit for the course from Manchester Community ‘Taxpayer concerns probed in the 15-part series include professor of economics, University of California, I’’®*' additional inforination about the course at Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, bring to its readers a complete Day, Herald Yesterdays and the College. tax loopholes. Social Security financing, income tax Berkeley* and an authority on intergovernmental fiscal ^nchester Community College, call the Community Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. transcript of the State Supreme Court Almanac appear on Page 5. Weekly newspaper articles, one component of this reform, the impact of taxes on the economy, and alter- relations. The instructor at MCC is Alicia Brittle. Services Division at 646-2137. Raymond F. Robinaon. Edltor-Pubiishdr Harold E. TurKington. Managing Editor course, wiii appear in The Herald each ^turday begin­ ning Sept. 9. Readers who wish to enroll in the course for property owners within the District’s authorized was to resolve any and all conflicts which might arise credit may do so by mall or in person. between the town and any incorporated district Watk-in registrations will be. accepted on Saturdays, v iiiiiiiiiii fire protection in those areas north of Middle Turn­ area to apply for inclusion within its service area concerning issues of concurrent jurisdiction. Sept. 2 and 9, from 9 a.m. to noon, and Tuesday, Sept. 5, SUPREME COURT pike West and north of Middle Turnpike East would be subject to the whim of the town: if the from 2 to 7 p.m., in the Administration Building on the ^ Deli Department Specials where the town of Manchester is now furnishing town chose to continue its service, then the property Despite that legislative mandate, the trial court MCC campus. A fee of $40 is charged to cover college in­ Hay Term, 1978 sucli . . . services.” The Buckland Area is within owners would have to accept the town’s taxation structional expenses. f CHOICEST MEA f s ) ruled that ^ 21-9 did not apply because the only con­ BOQNER'S - ALL BEfF tliat territory. It should be noted that this act was and service; if, however, the town chose not to offer Students will be required to attend an orientation flict in authority that had occurred was created by meeting to be held Saturday, Sept. 9, at 9 a.m. on the passed subsequent to the time the town established fire protection, the property owners would be per­ the town, in that the town refused to acquiesce in IN TOWN mitted to apply to the Eighth District for its service, main campus. Room MB 13. In addition, on-campus mid­ HOT DOGS lb.* 1 . 2 9 its fire department and assumed responsibility for the Eiglith District’s assnmiition of authority over semester and final examinations will be required. Two USDACHOICI si fire protection in the Buckland Area. hoping that the District would act favorably upon the Buckland Area. The court said, in effect, that seminar-review sessions will be held prior to exams. B O nO M ROUND R O A S T T he E ighth Utilities District et al. v. Town or I MUCKE'S their application. We cannot say that this is what if the town had agreed to the Eighth District’s Students have the opportunity to confer with the in­ Manchester et al. In April of 1974, having been requested to study the legislature intended in 1963 when it reiterated action, tliere would have been no conflict. That rea­ structor in person or by telephone. Special arrangements USDA C H O IC B -a a iF ROUND tlie town’s fire protection needs, the chief of the MINCED DEUGHT ...... lb.M - 5 9 COTTEK, C . J., LOISELLE, BOODANSKI, LONGO aU(J SlOOR, Js. the rights granted in 1939 establishing that the • 1 . 7 9 Manchester fire department recommended that the soning begs the very issue in the ease since it BACK RUMP ROAST ,lb. Buckland Area owners had the right to apply for assumes that the town had no right to rely upon its^ Argued M aj 3—denUion releued August 29, 1978 town take over the fire protection needs of the USDA CHOICI fire protection to the Eighth District. Rather, we express charter provisions. ( Aiblie Racordt Buckland Area, thereby concluding the town’s con­ agree with the court that this right has remained Action for a declaratory judgment determining EYE ROUND ROAST PROVOLONE CHEESE > 1 * 8 9 tractual relationship with the Eighth District. In with the Buckland property owners since 1939 .ind Actually, the trial court failed to consider two lb. the right of the named plaintiff to extend its Warranty Deeds April of 1975, the town notified the District that that by virtue of their application and the District’s pertinent provisions of the 1947 town charter: first, USDA C H O iC B -iB B P ROUND hotindary lines and to furnish fire protection in a Dorothy L. Cagnulari to David T. McGregor and Carol RUBBER it planned to terminate tlie contract by which the acceptance of the application, the Eighth District § 10-10 of the charter which expressly authorizes A. McGregor, property at 82 Campfield Road, $30,(XX). CUBE STEAK...... * 1 . 9 9 certain area, and for injunctive relief, brought to District actually served the Buckland Area. During is entitled to extend its boundaries to include the the town to furnish fire protection to all portions of Richard J. Yedziniak to Yoland Maheux and Nicole M. tlie Superior Court in Hartford County and tried USDA CHOICE-CBNTBR CUT PORKBUnS > 1 . 6 9 this time, tlie town made plans to construct a fire­ Buckland Area. the town not included within the Eiglith District: Maheux, property at 7 Morse Road, $40,000. to the court, Hamill, J.; judgment for the named house in the disputed territory. At public hearings second, ^ 21-9 which mandates that when a conflict Federal Tax Liens B O nO M ROUND ROAST ..,s • 1 . 7 9 plaintiff, including injunctive relief, from which held to discuss a possible site, several townspeople The town argues that its right to provide con­ of authority arises between the town and the Dis­ Internal Revenue Service against Judith Angeloni the named defendant appealed to this court. A’o ill the Buckland Area spoke in opposition to the tinued fire protection tp the, Buckland is in trict-, sucli as the present one over the Buckland property at 95 Cedar St., $2,025. j WBAVBR DUTCH FRYE DAIRY • error. proposed firehouse. conflict with the District’s claimed right fo provide Area, the town shall jirevail. Moreover, those Internal Revenue Service against D. Anthony Angeloni, PARHPAK such service and that, consequently, the town’s right charter provisions were not repealed by the Special property at 95 Cedar St., ^,025. LIGHT A LIVELY On or about September 25, 1975, a majority of Internal Revenue Sergice against Leonard Nelson, aWIFTS BROWN A SBRVE Victor I. Hoses, town counsel, and Thomas J. should prevail in accordance with chapter 21 of Act of 1963: 31 Special Acts 184, No. 201; and no the owners of real property in the Buckland Area property at 302 Woodland St., $3,076. YOGURT . J / 8 9 < Prior, assistant town counsel, for the appellant the 1947 charter; see 35 Special Acts 217, No. 193; claim is made by the plaintiffs to that effect. In SAUSAGE...... 0 Roi. filed applications with the District to be included Internal Revenue Service against Raymond and (named defendant). which provides (^21-9) that “[i]n case of any con­ any event, “[r]epeals by implication are not favored MINUTE MAID in its service area. On November 17, 1975; the Dis­ Micheline Gagnon, property at 482 Adams St., $1,487. flict of authority between the town of Manchester and will never he presumed where the old and new John D. LaBelle, with whom, on the brief, was trict voters acted favorably upon the applications, Building Permits 2 / ^ 1 . 0 0 and any district incorporated within the limits of statute[s] may well stand together.” IVaterbury HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE . 32 oz. Robert H. Bletchman, for the appellees (plaintiffs). voting by a majority to extend their boundary lines P.A. Ferreira and P.A. Perrone, above grade pool at 62 said town, the authority of said town shall prevail.” Teachers Assn, v. Furlong, 162 Conn. 390, 404, 294 to furnish fire protection to tlie Buckland Area.' Pearl St., $1,000. MINUTE MAID The weakness of this claim lies in the fact that no A.2d 546: Fair Haven £ JVestville R. Co. v. Few Dudley B. Henderson, basement recreation room at 75 R a a - IRON Realizing that certain jurisdictional difficulties conflict exists. Section 4 of the 1963 act permits the Haven, 75 Conn. 442, 447, 53 A. 960; Bissell v. Ledgecrest Terrace, $1,800. FLINTSTONE VITAMINS • 1 . 7 9 ORANGE JUICE . 3201. 2 / ^ l . O P were involved in their plan to take over the actual town to continue furnishing fire protection to those Dicherson, 64 Conn. 61, 29 A. 226. Clayton E. Howard, alterations and enclose porch at L o is e l l e , j . The plamtiff Eighth Utilities Dis­ LAND O’ LAKES fire protection for Buckland, the town board of areas in which such service is already being ren­ 215 Keeney St., $800. R IO - IRON trict (hereinafter “Eightli District” or “District”) In ruling that “[t]hcre is no conflict of authority Eighth Utilities District Fire Department, three tem­ directors delayed construction of the firehouse dered. This right, when read in conjunction with brouglit a declaratory judgment action against the here except what the defendant town has created” porary tents at St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., $200. ONE-A-DAY______VITAMINS Met BUTTER .Sox. Tub pending legal advice. At a special meeting lield §§ 2 and 6, however, is tempered by the authority town of Mancliester and others to determine the trial court employed peculiar language since it Reginald E. Barnsley, wood sun deck at 164 Summit September 29, 1975, counsel retained to study the of the Eighth District to move into localities within whether it lias the right to extend its boundary stands to reason that a town cannot create a statu- St., $2oq. problem stated that in his opinion the town had its authorized area, upon the acceptance of an appli­ Bud Rivard for Mrs. Hazel Connor, tool shed at 24 Lu­ lines and to furnish fire protection to a section of tor>‘ conflict of authority. Although a tovni may be cation from a majority of the property owners in cian St.. $600. iiiliiliiiii tlie town of Manchester known as the Buckland a clear legal authority to proceed with construction said to create a dispute, it is only the legislature of the Buckland firehouse. Thereafter, the town the specified area. Because there is no conflict, the Alan and Janet L. Lamson, tool shed at 613 Bush Hill Area. Further relief was sought by way of a per- through its statutory enactments and special acts Road, $200. tenet encompassed in the 1947 act is inapplicable. nmnent injunction enjoining the town 'of Man­ board of directors voted to authorize the town’s which can create a conflict of authority or jurisdic­ Harold Braithwaite, reroof at 374 Hilliard St., $800. general manager to enter into a contract for the chester from interfering with the extension of the tion between a town and a district. Eiglith District boundary and the furnishing of construction of the firehouse. At the time this vote The town further claims that even if the Eighth FIRST OF THE SEASON / LIVE A KICKING Such a legislatively created conflict is most en- fire protection to the Buckland Area. The trial was taken, the directors were aware that an appli­ District is entitled to extend its boundaries to Almanac dent in this case. It is precisely the conflict between court rendered judgment for the plaintiffs and cation had been submitted by the Buckland Area include the Buckland Area, it is estopped from real property owners seeking to have the Eiglith acting on the petition submitted by the property the town’s rigid to provide fire service pursuant to By United Press International MAINE LOBSTER issued the injunctive relief sought. The defendant FRESH town of Manchester has appealed. District extend its fire protection boundaries to owners of thaf area. This claim is premised upon its charter and the District’s right pursuant to the Today is Thursday, Aug. 31, the 243rd day of 1978 with include their area. By letter dated January 2,1976, the facts surrounding ,the petition: Prior to the 1963 Special Act that is the controlling issue. If 122 to follow. Altliongh the defendant town sought to add the Eighth District notified tlie town that as a result submission of the petition, some officials of the the 1963 Siieeial Act permits thp District to move The moon is approaching its new phase. sixty-one paragraphs of its draft finding to tlie of its vote, taken on November 17, 1975, to approve Eighth District knew of and encouraged the build­ into localities alreaily served by the town, there is The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. While they leetl court’s finding, it lias waived all but seven. Tliese ing of a firehouse in the Buckland Area. By the time The evening stars are Mars and Venus. r LB. the application of tlie Buckland property owners, indeed a conflict of authority, and § 21-9 of the 1947 Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. seven paragraphs are added to the finding as they the District lines were expanded to include the this case came to trial, the firehouse was 85 percent cliarter applies. are admitted or undisputed. The claim tliat two Buckland -\rea and the Buckland Area would completed and the town was committed for the full Furthermore, the trial court is without power to paragraphs of the finding were found without evi­ cost of its completion, amounting to $295,000 for receive fire protection directly from the District. render a declarator>' judgment where there is no [ Yesterdays dence is well taken and they are stricken. The the firehouse, $32,400 for the land, and $10,000 for room for reasonable question as to the rights of We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family remaining claim that a paragraph of tlie finding Construing the relevant legislation, the court the cost of extending the alarm lines into the are* concluded that, since 1939, the Buckland Area prop­ tlie parties. Brennan v. Russell, 133 Conn. 442, 445, 25 years ago should be stricken because it is of doubtful meaning As previously stated, however, the town began Butcher Service... erty owners had the right to apply to the District 52 A.2d 308. The trial court’s conclusion that the This date was a Sunday; The Herald did not publish. Serve Your Family! is denied as tlie paragrapli is supported by evidence construction of the firehouse knowing of the activi­ for fire protection and, since 1963, the District had only conflict of autliority was such as was contrived 10 years ago presented in the appendices. ties of the Buckland Area property owners. In been empowered to accept, by vote, any such appli­ by the town' had the effect of destroying the court’s The town is its own contractor for the alteration work STORE HOURS: •An overview of the pertinent legislation relating fact, the town was aware of a prior petition sub­ cation. Consequently, a declaratory judgment was jurisdiction. Because that conclusion recognizes no on the Trotter Building to make it suitable for the to the fire protection services in the town of Man­ mitted by the Buckland owners to the Eighth Dis­ entered to the effect that “since a majority of the bona fide and substantial issue in dispute between Welfare and Water Departments. F 'lfS 317 Highland St. chester will facilitate a determination of the issues trict, which was held to be invalid. Prior to the State Sen. David M. Barry begins his campaign for re- Mon. 1 Tuet. ’H 6KK) ’if!*-’!:. owners of real property in the ‘Buckland Area’ the parties or a substantial uncertainty of legal Jiiiii- in this case. In 1915, by a special act of the General town’s initial vote authorizing the town manager election from the Fourth Senatorial District with an have so applied and since the legislative body of relationship requiring settlement, as required by Assembly; 17 Special Acts 316, No. 299; the Eighth to enter into a construction contract, a subsequent appearance at the Haddam Neck Fair. Wed., ItiwT, I Fit til 9d)0 MANCHESTER the Eighth Utilities District has so voted, the said (j 309 (b) of the 1963 Practice Book, the court lacked District was incorporated within the town of Man­ petition was submitted by the Buckland property District has the right to extend its District boundary jurisdiction to render a declaratorj' judgment. Sat R Sunday chester to establish and maintain, inter alia, a fire owners to the District, a fact of which the town CONN. lines and furnish fire protection to the so-called 'tRSdIO EIZDIILJIITD department within certain authorized limits. was aware. ‘‘Estoppel involves the two elements Moreover, the conclusion of no conflict is contrary ‘Buckland Area’ within its authorized territory.” Thoughts Another special act of the legislature; 23 Special of misleading conduct by one party and prejudicial to the court’s own finding’ that there is actual bona Trial court’s memorandum of decision (September Acts 168, No. 230; enacted in 1939, extended the harm resulting to the other party.” Herder v. fide and substantial uncertainty as to the legal rela­ I looked at the hands of a lady and see that she has 29, 1976). area in which the District was authorized to furnish American Refractories £ Crucible Corporation, 151 tionships between the parties. Where the findings Arthritis and she tells me, “I can’t get to church because fire protection “upon application of a majority of The central issue raised on this appeal is whether Conn. 559, 565, 200 A.2d 716. The party asserting cannot support the conclusion reached, the judgment 1 can’t get up the stairs any more. My knees, you know.” A young man, a passenger in a car, is in an auto acci­ the property owners in any particular locality in tlie 1957 assuiiiption liy the town of the responsi­ estoppel “must show that he has- exercised due dili­ cannot stand. D’Addario v. Commissioner of Trans­ portation, 172 Conn. 182, 186, 374 A.2d 163. dent and lies unconscious in the hospital. A ten-year-old Garden Fresh, Produce Speeiah said ad^tional territory.” The Buckland Area lies bility for fire protection services to the Buckland gence to know the truth, and that he not only did boy falls out of the back of a truck and has a concussion. GROCERY SPECIALS within the extended authorized area designated by Area preempted the previously established rights not know the true state of things but also lacked It was error for the court to refuse to consider We pray for them, for God to touch them and heal them CRUSHBO—SUCBD—CHUNK JUICY SWEET this act. of tlie Buckland property owners to seek protec­ any reasonably available means ot acquiring knowl­ and apply the provisions of the 1947 town charter; and sometimes he does and sometimes he doesn’t. tion by the Eighth District and the District’s corol­ edge.” Spear-Xewman, Inc. v. Modern Floors Cor­ "Why do the innocent suffer so?” I ask him. “Your DOLE PINEAPPLE IN JUICE ...... 20ox.“4 W^ 9 * In 1947, again by Special Act; 25 Special Acts 217, and, having found that there was ho bona fide con­ lary right to extend its boundary into the Buckland poration, 149 Conn. 88, 91, 175 A.2d 565. It cannot ways are inscrutable, God! I don’t understand.” Oh, HANOVER NECTARINES ^ No. 193; the charter of the town of Manchester was flict of authoritj% it was error for the court to Area. In large part, a determination of this ques­ reasonably be claimed that the town was without Lord, help me in my unbelief!” adopted. The charter provided that the fire dis­ render a declaratory judgment. I think God allows these crises into our lives so that we 3-BEAN or VEG. SALAD , 14WOI.™'2 / 8 WWW 9 * GREEN tion revolves around the significance to be accorded full knowledge of the problems surrounding the tricts existing in the town as.of the date of the will search out his ways and we, or other loved ones in SWEET UFE the relevant provisions of Special Act No. 2(X); 31 erection of the firehouse. Ct. Armstrong v. Lev- In this opinion Sidob, J., concurred. . 2 charter’s adoption “shall continue in all respects our family, will be drawn to him and find comfort and 8 9 * PEPPERS .Special Acts 184, No. 200; as those provisions relate erone, 105 Conn. 464, 136 A. 71. ’ In July of I97o, tlio Buckland property owners hud aubmitted a strength through his Holy Spirit. APPLE JUICE...... as now provided by law.” Mancliester Charter prior appiicntiuii to the Eiglith' District, which had acted fai'orably 1 don’t blame God. God is not the author of evil, but of to the prior related special acts. BLUE CHEESE - COLE SLAW RUOSETT 1 ^10-8. The charter further allowed (^10-9) the The claim that the trial court’s interpretation of upon the application, but this petition was subsequently found to be good. town’s general manager to make rules and regu­ The defendant agrees that in 1939, by virtue of the Special Act of 1963 is unconstitutional does not invalid. The devil is the author of evil. People get intq, tight PFEIFFER DRESSING 4 9 * 10 18 Special Act No. 230; 23 Special Acts lo's, No. 230; POTATOES 1 lations pertaining to fire protection in all tliose appear to have been raised in the trial court and *••[31 Special Acts 18-1, No. 200 (1963)] .\n a i t i 'IIA n c i.v g the spots sometimes because of the sin and carelessness of NBSTLrS portions of the town not included within the limits the Eighth District was given authorization to therefore need .not be considered in this appeal. NAME OK THE EIGHTH SCHOOL AND ITIUT1E8 DISTRUT OK MANCHESTER others around them. God wants us to be well and happy. , 8 . * 1 . 4 9 NATIVE of anj’ fire districts and to enter into agreements extend its boundaries into the Buckland Area “upon Practice Book, 1963, ^652; State v.'Williams, 169 TO TH E EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTBKT AND EXTESDISU ITS TERRITORY. God through the prophet Isaiah says, “And with his CHOCOLATE MORSELS Conn. 322, 333, 363 A.2d 72. At any rate, the claim Section 1. The name of the Eightli School nml Utilities District stripes we are healed.” EXTRA ABSORBENT with any fire district for aid in extinguishing fires application of a majority of the property owners” Do we have faith enough to claim that promise? is without merit. of Manchester, incorporated by number 299 of the spectol acts of TOMATOES within the town. Section 10-10 of the charter in that locality. It is the town’s argument,, how­ 1915, is changed to ‘The Eighth Utilities District.’ Rev. Marjorie L. Hiles PAMPERS...... „ . * 2 . 2 9 empowered the town to establish by ordinance a ever, that the 1947 charter similarly gave the town The final claim made by the town is that the Bolton and Vernon United Methodist Church PRIME VARIETY town fire department “provided the provisions of the right to provide fire protection to the Buckland Sec. 2. The territoiy* in which the district is autliorixed to fur­ injunction issued by the trial court is too indefinite. nish sanitary sewer facilities and services and Arc protection shall any such ordinance concerning the territory, juris­ DOB FOOD , . „ * 2 . 1 9 Area and that since the town was the first to fur­ The action sought a declaratory judgment deter­ be ns follows: « ln the town of Manchester in all of the territory diction or property . . . [of the districts] shall nish this protection, the Eighth District’s equivalent north of Middle Turnpike West and north of Middle Turnpike East, THE mining whether the Eighth District had a right to MOHAWK not become effective until such District, in a meeting right had terminated. from the East Hartford town line on the west to the Bolton-Vernott extend its boundary lines and to furnish full pro­ town line on the east...... 5101.39^ duly called for that purpose, shall have voted to CONNECTICUT FOAM CUPS...... With Coupon A tection to the Buckland Area. The court declared ^ Sec. 3. The Eighth Utilities District may furnish sanitary sonur ■ With Coupon & $7.50 Purchase “ accept its provisions.” This provision was acted Within this context, the defendant claims that I $7.50 Purchase "^at the District had that' fight. T1l8 injunctive facilities and services and Are protection south of Middle Turnpike upon in 1956 when such an ordinance was adopted, ^4 of Special Act 200’ clearly recognizes that the relief simply enjoined the defendant town from West and south of Middle Turnpike East, und the town of Mnn- LA W C LIN IC PROZEN FOODS Concantrated and the resulting town fire department has been town, having provided the Buckland Area with chester may furnish sewer facilities and services and Are protection interfering with that right. The other matters i 50* OFF i in operation since 1957. The Eighth District has fire protection continuously since 1957—albeit within or without the district boundaries north of Middle Turnpike OF ALL which the town claims should have been cl4rified in West and north of Middle Turnpike East, with the approval of the HEINZ I BETTY CROCKER never voted to accept any town ordinance affecting tlirough contract with the Eighth District—is 49 OZ. the injunction were not matters before the court respective legislative bodies of the town of Manchester and of The TRANTOLO & TRANTOLO ..... » « . 5 9 * BROWNIE MIX its authorized territory. Until November 17, 1975, authorized to continue this service exclusively for DINNER FRIES...... I in the declaratory judgment action and, conse­ Eighth Utilities District. Initial Consultation ...... MS ! SUPREME the town took responsibility for fire protection to so long as it so desires. This argument is grounded Tht law clinic chargaa $15 (or your Initial conaullatlon, which rnay ha BRIGHT A BARLY I* Sec. 4. Tho town of Manchester may continue to furnish sewer quently, they could not have been' made a part of ■ m 0 2 L UNIT ONI the Buckland Area, hiring, pursuant to contract, upon the principle that the legislature is presumed facilities and services and Are protection in those areas north of appllad toward (ho coal ol Itgal larvlcoa. For additional aorvlcta, wa will ...... I LIMIT ONB the injunctive relief. aupply a writtan (m quotation. Attar conaullatlon, you aro undar no ORANGE DRINK...... „ 5 / ^ l ■ VALID THRU SEPT. S VAUD THRU tlPT. t to act with knowledge of the circumstances prevail­ Middle Turnpike West and north of Middle Turnpike East where the the Eighth District to actually furnisli such pro­ furthor obligation. I ^ l ^ l ^ D J A W H ^ W T ^ 1 ^ HIQHUNO PARK MARKtT tection pursuant to ^ 10-9 of the charter. ing at the time of an enactment. Consequently, the There is no error. toivn of Manchester is now furnishing such facilities and aarvieea. BIRDSEYB Sec. 5. Tlie Eighth Utilities District may eontioue to fumiah 1. Divorce - Uncontested 'M75.00 With Coupon A town reasons, the legislature must have intended (MINIMUM) 3 / ^ l S7..50 Purchase. In 1963 the General Assembly amended the act In this opinion Cotteb, C. J., and L ongo, J., con­ sower facilities and ser\iccs and Arc protection in those areas, aooth GUT CORN or PEAS With Coupon & that ^ 4 secure the status quo. of Middle Turnpike West and south of Middle Turnpike East where 2. Real Estate: I $7.50 Purchnsf KRAPT which originally incorporated the Eighth District curred. tho district is now furnishing such fociiities ond seniect. *(a) Repreaentallon of Buyer (excludes lille search VAN dbKAMPS I CORONET end preparation ol documents) M75.00 MIRACLE within the town, by enacting Special Act No. 200, In contravention of the established principle that Sec. 6. The present district boundary lines may be extended, (b) Representation of Sellar M23.00 FISH STICKS ...... 7 9 * 31 Special Acts IM, No. 200. That act extended a legislative act must be construed to give effect B o o d a n s k i, j . (dissenting). The trial court’s within the territory authorised to be serriced by this act upon the RATH WHIP appUeotion of a nmjority of owners of real property in the addi* •30.00 the area in which the District was authorized to and to liarmonize all of its parts; Sillman v. Sillman, failure to consider and apply ^21-9 of the 1947 3. Simple Will SWBBT UPB I TISSUE 32 OZ. tional area to l)e sei^'ed, and such district boundary lines may be 4. Criminal Matters: offer fire -protection. Section 6 of the act specifi­ 168 Conn. 144, 148, 358 A.2d 150; the defendant’s Manchester charter established by 35 Special Acts extended by vote'of tlie legislative body o( the district when either (a) Motor vehicle M75.00 ICECREAM AU PLAVO RS .... 8 9 < cally provided that “[t]he present district boundary' argument fails to encompass the other relevant pro­ 217, No. 193, constituted error as a matter of law. sewer fociiities and services or Are protection shall be furnished to (b) Miademeenors • preliminery proceedings 99* lines may be extended, within the territory author­ visions of the 1963 act. Section 2 of the act defines Section 21-9 provide.s that “[i]n case of any conflict such additional territory. If only sen*er facilities and services are betore trial M75.00 4 VARIBTIBS UNIT ONI furnished nnd no Are protection is furnished any area in the dis­ (c) Ftlonlaa • fata diacuaaod at Initial Inlarvlew. IMITONE VAUD THRU tW T rl the area in which the Eighth District is authorized VAUO THRU tIPT. t ized to be serviced by this act, upon the application of autliority hetwecii tlie town of Maiuihestcr and trict, one-lmlf only of the mill rate for tax assessment shall ])e levied (Above lees do not include court cost or sheriff s f SARA LEE CAKES , 9 9 < HIQHLAND PA^MAWCIT of a majority of owners of real property in the to provide its services and §6 provided the mode any district incorporated within the limits of said on tho property owners in such area. If only Are protection is fur­ by which this may occur. At the time Special Act nished nnd no sewer facilities ond services are fumlshril in ony OFFICE HOURS additional area to be served, and such district town, the authority of said town shall' prevail.” No. 200 was enacted, the town was already furnish­ area in the district, one-half only of the mill rate for tax assessment Monday through Fridty • It «m to 8 pm boundary lines may be extended by vote of the That section demonstrates clearly the ^legislative shall bo levieil on the property owners In such area. Siturdly • 0 8m to 1 pm ing fire protection and taxing all of those localities legislative body of the district when . . . fire pro­ intent that when a question of jurisdiction over the Sec. 7. Persons cHgiblo to vote at any meeting of The Eighth KELLY RD„ VERNON CIRCLE 848-0772 tection shall be furnished to such additional terri­ within the District’s authorized area not actually same subject matter is involved; no incorporated Utilities District shall be electors of the town of Manchester, and being serviced by the District. To accept the town’s shall reside wittiin the boundaries of the district, ond shall so reside 97 OAK STREET, HARTFORD tory.” Section 4 of the act provided that “[t]he district witliiii the town shiilt have rights superior 522-9248 argument would in essence mean ihatj^e rights of for a period of three months prior to the date of the meeting at town of Manchester mav continue to furnish . . . to those of the tow’ii. The jnirposc of that (irovision which they vote.** iiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiu PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Aug. 31, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 3t, 197P- PAGE SEVEN “^dth wet Patten-Kelly anniversary Blackstone Citizens Seeking Joanne Kelly of New Britain and Forest E. Patten of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. DesJardins Asks Raises Vernon were married Aug. 19 at St. Francis of Assisi of West Willington, formerly of Church in New Britain. Manchester, were honored at a Dri ver ^education dinner at the Boiton Community In Top Jobs The hride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly Center in Boiton, in observance of EAST HARTFORD - Citizens in "Students have a tremendous need EAST HARTFORD -Mayor Ea:b Hartford plan to attend the next and desire to have this," Mrs. of New Britain. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and their SOth wedding anniversary. Richard H. Blackstone has Mrs. Everett A. Patten of Niantic. meeting of the Board of Education Cassidy said. “We're going to try and recommended changing his past and ask that body to reinstate the get it rein.stated." • The couple was married Aug. 29, practice of proposing raises on an in­ The Rev. Richard Neumann of St. Francis of Assisi driver's education program at the She said the group is asking that 1928 in Logansport, Ind., and came to dividual basis for top management high schools. the entire curriculum he reinstated, Church officiated. Nancy Lichwlar of New Britain was Connecticut in 1944. town officials in a letter to the Town organist and Maureen Ciche, also of New Britain, was Because of budget pressures, the including classroom instruction and Council. Ijoard eliminated driver education in soloist. behind-llie-wheel training. She added ’The party was hosted by their Blackstone urged the council to June and also laid off the two that the driving should nut be after daughter and son-in-iaw, Mr. and give ail top and middle management The bride was given in marriage by her father. teachers — one' each at Penney and school because it would affect Mrs. Aiien Parrish of Manchester, officials a 5 percent raise this year Deborah Lyga of Meriden was maid of honor. East Hartford High — who taught the students who might Jiave jobs. and by their grandchiidren Mr.and and 4.5 percent hike next year. This Bridesmaids were Lisa Patten of Niantic, the classroom instruction. The budget "Wg feel we have a valid reason Mrs. Steven Gtauchoe of Etast Hart­ is the same percentage he is bridegroom’s sister; Marie Heslin of New Britain, the cut amounted to $22,320. lor wanting this," Mrs. Cassidy said. ford, and Ms. Gait Parrish, Mrs. recommending for the East Hartford bride’s cousin; and Elida Delucc of Hartford. The decision by the board to cut the "It's a proven fact that there are ac­ Danietle Parrish and Michael Municipal Employees Union, which program forced students to enroll at cidents because of driver's training. Atty. James Kelly of Newington, the bride’s brother, Parrish, all of Manchester, ratified its proposed contract this private driver's training schools. That should be reason enough." was best man. Ushers were Atty. Robert Kelly of Miami, week. Petitions have been circulating As well as signatures on petitions, In addition. Blackstone is asking Fla., the bride’s brother; Paul Kiefer of Newington and around town for signatures, accor­ the citizens have letters of support Many friends and retatives the council to give top town officials ■ A t ^ Jacob Gallup of Larso, Md. attended inctuding the coupte’s ding to Phyllis Cassidy of 40 Sisson from insurance companies and liK-al the same benefit package which the St., who has collected 937 names on police and fire departments daughter, Ms. Mary Jeanne Hinckley 73-member municipal employees un­ A reception was held at Pine Valley Country Gub in and her two children, Mrs. Pamela ion approved. Southington, after which the couple left for ^rmuda. Hinckley and Ms. Beth Hinckley, all This package includes the ’They are residing in Vernon. from California; and their nephew following increases in benefits: and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde • Increased mileage rate from 15 Police Report z Mrs. Patten is empioyed as a staff nurse at the Wheatiey from Canada and Ftorida. cents to 16 cents per mile for town Veterans Administration Hospitai in Newington. Mr. employees who use privately-owned Her Balloon Went Further Paut Bernard of Enfietd, Mr. Eu»t llurlforcl warrant charging turn with fourth- Patten is executive vice president of E.A. Patten Co. in DeJardins’ nephew, offered the toast cars for town business. • A full-service prescription drug With a firm grip on the grocery cart and Wareham, Mass.,by Doug Westgate. Presen­ Police are investigating a robbery degree larceny in connection with an ■4. Manchester. (Rich photo) and Mrs. Bernard made the favors. auto theft Aug. 12. rider, effective July 1, 1979. her gift certificate, Megaji Garrison, 7, of ting the certificate to Megan is store which occurred at about 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Forest E. Patten Wednesday at Warehouse Beauty Ivory Hampton, 23, was arrested Mr. and Mrs. DesJardins have two • A 85 deductible on home-office East Hartford is ready to raid the cookie sec­ manager Marion Quattropani. Looking on are Aid, 467 Main St. Wednesday by Vernon Police. daughters, eight grandchildren and visits by a physician under the tion of Top Notch grocery on Burnside Fred Balet, left director of Parks and Police said Hampton allegedly Connecticut Medical Service Century Police said two black males one great-grandchild. Avenue. Megan was the winner of the Recreation, and Rick Maynard, the allegedly entered the place and told stole an auto from the parking lot of a 96 Contract, effective July 1, 1979. ■‘Balloons to the Moon" contest, sponsored by local restaurant and stripped the car • Medical coverage for $50,000 un­ department’s publicity officer. Megan is the the complainant and five others to go They were residents of Manchester of its contents. der the Major Medical insurance Top Notch and the Department of Parks and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrison of 18 to the back of the store. YWCA Offers Adult for many years before moving to Police said they caught Hampton policy, starting July 1,1979, and a $3,- Recreation. Her balloon traveled the farthest Greenbriar Road. (Herald photo by Police said the two men. armed West Willington. when he tried to cash a check at a 000 life insurance policy for each and was eventually recovered in East Maynard) with pistols, then allegedly took Programs, Activities tiioney from behind the counter. The Hartford bank. Mr. DesJardins was owner of the retiree starting Jan 1, 1^9. Hampton was presented in court "So we may maintain a reasonable money included Connecticut state H&R Spring Co. in Manchester. Both lottery money, police said. Wednesday. he and his wife are memhers of the salary structure and proper The Nutmeg Branch of the Hart­ member of the Blue Spruce Poets. Police said the two men headed Assertiveness Training classes will Toltand Senior Citizens and attend relationship' between general staff, East Hartford Cadette Gertrude Oberg, 58, of 2 Dailey Cir­ ford Region YWCA is taking east coming out of the parking lot be offered both morning and evening, First Baptist Church of Tolland. middle management and other cle, Vernon, was charged with dis­ registration for its aduit program of management, I believe it is impor­ toward Main Street. personal development classes and issues of beings alone, sharing in­ (Herald photo by Pinto) The amount stolen totaled $8(K). orderly conduct Wednesday after an dividual feelings and experiences in a tant that we award the same benefits alleged altercation with a neighbor. activities. Most of these activities to this group of personnnel as we will begin the week of Sept. 18. supportive atmosphere. Has Adventure in West South Windsor Ms. Oberg was released on a have to all others," Blackstone said Job development and career Body awareness will be the focus promise to appear in court Sept. 5. of a Sensual Growth Workshop and a Menus in the letter. Police reported two thefts which growth is a speciai focus for fail By SHEILA TULLEK took place in South Windsor Sexual Growth Workshop. Ester In the past, Blackstone has granted the glow of a campfire. .Nurse iliity Kevin W. Bobskill. 17. of 50 Par­ programs. The YWCA and Kelly Ser­ The glow of new friendship was Wednesday. Rubin, MSW, will lead these groups. Wednesday: One-half day — raises based on the merit system in­ Herald Uorreapundenl Although the scouts lived in small tridge Lane, Tolland, was charged vices wili sponsor a Second Career and senior high schools and may be enough for the girls as they gathered A boy's 10 speed purple bicycle was Participants will get in touch with Elderly elementary schools no lunch. stead of granting them on an across- EAST HARTFORD - Summer patrols of nine girls they mixed with Wednesday with disorderly conduct Seminar on the morning of ordered on request at the elementary together for the evening ritual. stolen from a home on Manor Lane. their own attitudes and values, and Menus which will be served Sept. 4- Junior and senior high schools: the-board basis. camp for local Girl Scouts usually girls from other patrols during ac­ in connection with an incident on Wednesday, Sept. 27, offering schools. means a trip to Timber Trails, the It was valued at $140. will set their own goals for growth. 8 at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens to Cheeze pizza, tossed salad, milk The Town Council is scheduled to Excliuiip;ing ‘SW'.AFS’ tivity time, getting to know all the Wilson Lane. speakers and resources to heip The high school cafeteria offers a Connecticut Valley Council Camp, in Police said 173 Instant Lottery Personal Counseling is available Manchester residents over 60 are as and peaches. meet next Tuesday to vote on the Another Ho. West We Go tradition scouts that attended the camp. women prepare for a return to the variety of a la carte items and is municipal union's contract package. Tolland. Mass. In the patrol, the scouts shared tickets were taken from behind the for individuals, couples, or families, follows; Thursday: Hamburg patty on a was a new camp experience for Polite said they received a report job market. open from 8 a.m. until the close of But, for one East Hartford Girl cooking and clean-up duties. Each front desk at the Ten Pin Bowling A four-week ciass. Your Job Cam­ by appointment with Arlbne Norman, Monday: J,abor Day — closed. the last lunch period except during roll, potato chips, buttered green Denise, who is a veteran of six of a burglary and larceny on Aug. 28 Scout. Denise Kelley of Cadette one also had one specific duty for the Alley on John Fitch Boulevard. paign, wili explore search strategies MSW. Cmdr. F.A. Giorgio Jr. Tuesday: Pot roast of heef, tomato beans, milk and apple crisp. summer sessions at Timber Trails, at*a one-family home on 'Tunnel Road homeroom period. East Hartford 1 Troop 460, going to summer camp two-week period. Both incidents are under investiga­ in depth. It will include resume Special interest groups for adults vegetable au jus, whipped potatoes, Cafeteria menus which will be Friday: Orange juice, tuna salad All the girls attending the western in Vernon. Entry was made through a Cmdr. Frank A. Giorgio Jr., USN, Public Records J meant traveling a bit further than Denise, who is hoping to become a tion. writing, skills assessment, and inter­ include the Book Discussion Series broccoli au gratin, chocolate pudding served Sept, 5-8 at Manchester on a roll, potato sticks, vegetable camp brought and exchanged garage door, which the party forced and the Koffee Krafters, an informal son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Giorgio Massachusetts. nurse, volunteered to be the "first viewing techniques, Lynne Eckerle with whipped topping, whole wheat Public Schools are as follows: sticks, milk and ice cream. "SWAPS. " \ enioii open. Stolen were household and per­ and popular group that enjoys Sr. of 699 W. Middle Turnpike, was bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee \\ urruiity Deeds Denise was selected by the Connec­ Denise said, "The first I learned aider. " sonal items worth about $10,000. will teach this class, as well as two ticut Valley Council to participate in making varied handicrafts. There promoted to his present rank on July Frank M. Ellmer et ai to Edward about swaps was when I received in­ "I took care of all the scratches, A Hartford man was arrested on a Police are investigating. workshops on Resume Writing in or tea. Ho, West We Go. She traveled over are also the Manchester Newcomers i. Wednesday: Pan-fried liver with R. Armstrong et al, property on structions from camp officials in cuts and burns. I even took a tick out particular. Junior Women Planning Tea 2,000 miles to the Girl Scout National of a camper, " she said. Vocational counseling is also Club, and the South Windsor Young Giorgio is the executive officer of onion gravy, parsley buttered Timber Trail, conveyance tax $M,55. May." ’The Manchester Junior Women’s for the pediatrics ward at Center West in Ten Sleep, Wyoming. Denise knew just what to do as she available, by appointment, with a Wives Club. These groups are both recruiters for the Houston (Texas) potatoes, stewed tomatoes with Styleanos Lazos et al to Richard F. Then she had to think of what she Manchester Memorial Hospital. The 13-year-old cadette, flying for has earned almost every camping Housing Officials Set trained counselor. Individuals can open to women from all local com- District. green beans, yellow cake, roll, Gub will hold its annual membership Marshall, property on Elm St., con­ would make for a swap — something munities; they offer social activities, a graduate of the University of tea on ’Thursday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. at Social activities of the club have in­ the first time, jetted from Bradley explore their own career directions margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. veyance tax $50.60. that would remind her fellow badge (including first aid) in the the home of Mrs. Madelyn Diore, 41 cluded a trip to the Coachlight Field to Chicago recently and then and possibilities with special service activities, and an opportunity Hartford in 1963, he has been in the Thursday; Baked meatloaf with Madeline Boivie to David G. campers of her and that she was handbook. Meeting With Tenants for members to make new friends. Navy 16 years. Summer St. Prospective members Dinner Theater, skating parties, Pfouet al. property on Roxbury changed flights to Denver. from East Hartford. Besides camp activities, the scouts assistance. gravy, O’Brien potatoes, creamy Extension and King Court, which are Besides personal development Cmdr. Giorgio is married to the interested in attending this tea square dances, and gourmet lunches Road, conveyance tax $45.10. “From Denver I flew in a rickety “First I thought about the Civic got to go to town, too. "The town EAST HARTFORD - The Housing In other areas of personal effec­ cabbage apple slaw, baked custard, state-owned complexes for classes, the YWCA offers adult former Gaire Carvey, daughter of should contact Mrs. Dore at 649-2725 at area restaurants. Fund-raising ac­ Vivian Carrier to Madeline Bowie, old plane to Morland, Wyoming, " Center and the Whalers," Denise (Ten Sleep) had one street ... Main Authority is scheduled to meet tiveness, the YWCA will offer a class rye bread, margarine, skim milk, moderate-income families. programs in physical fitness, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carvey of or Mrs. Sonja Henry, 130 Glenwood tivities planned for the coming year property on Grande Road, con­ Denise said. "That was the scary said. ‘But I decided I wanted Street, " Denise said. tonight with tenants of four state- on Writing for Personal Growth. Peo­ coffee or tea. include an Arts and G afts Fair and a part. Getting to camp was an adven­ The 8:30 meeting will be held at the arts and crafts. For more informa­ Wayland, Mass., formerly of Friday; New England fish St., 647-9720. veyance tax $55. something that definitely was East "The only way the townspeople owned housing projects to formally ple who wish to develop or polish Spring Dance. ture in itself." Housing Authority office at 452 Main tion, call the YWCA office at 647- Manchester. They have four chowder, baked macaroni and The club offers many community Michael DiBella to Marie Ayr, Hartford." have to earn money in Ten Sleep is discuss planned rent increases. their writing skills can share their The club meets the third St. 1437 to receive a brochure. Registra­ children, Matthew, Jennifer, cheese, seasoned green peas, fresh service activities including baby­ property on Main St., conveyance tax (foing West A call to United Technologies got the rodeo. We went to one but shortly The Housing Authority is scheduled work in poetry, short stories, ar­ Wednesday of each month, The rent increases at Daley Court tion is taken in person or by mail to ’Theresa and Christopher. peach, whole wheat bread, sitting courses, visiting area con­ $70.95. ■ With 45 other Girl Scouts from her enough pamphlets and decals to after two events it was winded out. to meet with tenants of the Daley ticles, or journals. This will be led by September through May, at 7:30 p.m. would hike rents for efficiency the YWCA office, 78 N. Main St. valescent homes, story hours at Mary Lou Millar to James R. start her project. Gathering small The wind was so strong it blew the Court complex for the elderly at 6:30 Joan Shapiro, a recently-published margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. almost as many states, Denise apartments to $86 monthly and for Mary Gieney Library, plant add bake at the First Federal Savings Bank, Stephenson, property on Sunnydale rocks from the country lot where rodeo banner strung across Main p.m. at Daley Court, which is next to The menu is subject to change. enjoyed two weeks of roughing it in one-bedroom units to $99 monthly. sales to benefit various 344 West Middle Turnpike. Road, conveyance tax $35.75. Denise's family is building a new Street down." the Burnside Theatre. the Old West, The rent at Veterans Terrace and School organizations, and a Christmas party Otis tilidden et al to Michael F. home was the next step. She painted The western weather was another At 7:30, the Housing Authority is According to Girl Scout literature Veterans Terrace Exteiioion In the Service Schmidt, property on Stevens Street, new experience for the eastern scout. scheduled to meet with tenants of the In Manchester Public Schools, 'rim Fashions' Denise collected, "Ho, West We Go a circular border around each one to apartments would increase from $135 elementary lunch price will be 55 c onveyance tax $49.50. fs a plate where Girl Scouts of signify a friendship ring. The very hot weather brought on Hutt Heights elderly complex, on-the-job training in one SpacteHitne CidiMlvtly t many severe thunderstorms with. located off Woodlawn Circle near to $155. including heat, for two- Cadet Brian D. Tierney, trination. They also have Gill, whose wife, Linda, is cents and junior and senior high Manuel B. Loureivo to John N. different backgrounds from all Two of her original poems, "From of the Navy’s 85 basic oc­ fliadsifitag pl«s*siza fesUees heavy rain and hail. Mayberry Village. bedroom units. The rent for three- son of Mrs. Florence C. the opportunity to observe the daughter of Robert E. students will pay. 60 cents. Milk KEEP SMILING Della Ripa. property on Sunset Ridge across the United States can come Me to You " amd "Friendship Rock" cupational fields. Denise was especially impressed At 8:30, the Housing Authority is bedroom apartments would be raised Tierney of 104B Downey Hayes of 50 Columbus Cir­ purchased separately will remain at KEEP HAPPY Drive, conveyance tax $21.45. together in a primitive setting to explained the friendship ring and her careers in which they He joined the Navy in with the beautiful and brightly .scheduled to meet with tenants of from $147 to $167, including heat. Drive, Manchester, recent­ might wish to serve as Air cle, East Hartford, has 6 cents per half pint. Skim milk is Kenneth P. Porter to Theodore share their differences and feelings about going to camp and May 1978. colored western skies at sunset, Veterans Terrace, Veterans Terrace ly completed a U.S. Air Force officers. completed recruit training available all the time at the junior _ Smith et al. property on Elida Court, similarities and learn about the making new friends. These poems Force Reserve Officers Cadet Tierney, a student at the Naval Training tioDii-io-schooS c onveyance tax $46.20. vastness of the West and experience were placed in the plastic packet •Sad (Goodbyes Training Corps field at Northern Arizona Center, Great Lakes, 111. the beauty of unspoiled nature.” with a rock and the literature from Her most memorable experience training encampment at University at Flaggstaff, is During the eight-week East Hartford While at camp, Denise took part in United Technologies. was the last day of camp when it was Woman Gets to Office Plattsburgh AFB, N.Y. a 1976 graduate of East training cycle, he studied ForlhsHanMefN Fire Calls archeological day digging for rocks Denise's swap was so well- time for goodbyes. “No one wanted During the encampment, Catholic High School. general military subjects and bones and exploring an Indian received that-she was asked to read to leave, " she said, designed to prepare him BETTY-JANE TURNER CMUBiniS cave. Another day she chose to hike her poems at an evening sing-a-long. cadets receive survival and 8blo14K Wednesday, 12:24 p.m. — Medical call "Going to Ho, West We Go was a For Welfare Hearing for further academic and small arms training and Navy Seaman Michael 10)Ho18)i . to 7 Community St. through desert areas to see the Carefully displaying her won wonderful experience. The best part aircraft and aircrew indoc­ School Of Dance Wednesday, 12:42 p.m. — Medical call wildlife and learn to identify the collection of swaps recently she was making new friends from so EAST HARTFORD - An East months thereafter. to 386 Burnside Ave. plants. explained some of her favorites. many different places," she said. Hartford woman who missed her Kedeteniiination hearings are held Wednesday, 1:47 p.m. — Medical call to “It was mostly sagebrush growing There was a rose rock from the Girl ‘‘We'd really like to have a scheduled redetermination hearing so the client's financial status can be Births AOOAKSTREn MANCHESTER 22 Ash St. all over the place, but it was pretty," Scout from Oklahoma. The rose rock reunion. " for federal Aid to Dependent reviewed and eligibility can be deter­ Wednesday, 2:24 p.m. — Medical call to she said. is natural only to that state, Denise So now the letters are flying Children welfare last Wednesday was mined. Conley, Stephen Paul Jr., son of 299 Burnside A ve,' “We went panning for gold one said. between California, Florida, able to attend her make-up appoint­ Salerno, Jusrph Mario, son of Mario Wednesday, 54:45 p.m. — Investigation day, too, but we didn’t find any, " she There was a hand-stitched red-felt Stephen P. Sr. and Barbara Shemanskis established in 1954 at 119 Pitkin St. Oklahoma, New York and many ment and retain eligibility tor and Mary Lopes Salerno of 766 Center St. Conley of 176 Bissell St. He was born Aug. added. heart from the scout from San Fran­ other states. welfare. He was born Aug. 19 at Manchester Wednesday, 5:08 p.m. — Brush fire on Salmon Dying 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His GRADED CLASSES IN Graham Road. Most of all, Denise enjoyed the dai­ cisco and a tiny bag of cotton seeds There will be one reunion next year Jean Hetu, 31, missed her appoint­ Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, 6:11 p.m. — Investigation ly horseback rides and the overnight from the scout from Mississippi. A when Denise heads back to Timber ment because she did not have any NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (U P lI- parents are Concettina Lopes^of 766 Michael Shemanskis Sr. of Main Street. at 458 Main St. trip by horseback into the wilderness miniature brown bag of grits came Trails as an aide-in-training. The transportation. She tried to walk the The death of 72 out of 76 salmon Center St. and the late Joseph Lopes. His His paternal grandparents are Mr. and TAP - BALLET - POINTE - MODERN JAZZ Wednesday, 7:35 p.m. — Medical call to surrounding the camp. attached to the name tag of the South Massacliusetts representative to Ho, eight miles from her 39 Woodbridge taken from the river is not a serious paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Conley of 139 South Road, :18 Nassau Circle. Carrying the bare essentials, the Carolina scout. , West We Go is an old friend of Ave. home to the state welfare office setback to a multi-million dollar Anthony Salerno of Belvedere, Italy. He Bolton. He has a brother, Robert P. ACROBATIC (TUMBLINQ-FLOOR EXERCISE) Wednesday, 8:18 p.m, — Minor building scouts traveled four and one-half An Appleton, Wisconsin girl passed Denise's Timber Trails days. in the Manchester Parkade, accom­ project to restore salmon to the has a brother, Anthony Joseph, 18 months. Adams Jr., 7; and two sisters. Sherry blaze at 320 Hill St. hours away from the camp to a mesa out liand-made key rings decorated Together they will share their panied by her two children. Connecticut River, officials say. , Wednesday. 8:20 p.m. — Smoke at 188 Adams, 13, and Karen Adams, 11. BATON TWIRLING - PRE-SCHOOL which is 7,400 miles above sea level. with a stained-glass look red apple. A western experiences with their However, she tired in the heat and The salmon have died of disease Cooper, Jonulliun llarrrti, son O f Woodlawn Circle. There, the scouts explored the area, , Wednesday, 8:29 p.m. — Car fire on I- spice rope made by the Louisiana eastern sister scouts around ttie turned hack at the Manchester town and bacteria infection at the Christopher G.F. and Gail Ann Czerwinski Masse, Michael Ryan, son of D. slept under the stars and cooked over scout held miniature salt, pepper and Timber Trails campfires. line alter walking about five miles. Berkshire National Fish Hatchery in Michael and Sharron Jakubowski Masse of 84. exit 59, Cooper of 260 Spring Road, Coventry. He a butane tin can burner. sugar shakers in calico print. They A spokesman for the state welfare Northampton where they were being was born Aug. 21 at Manchester Memorial 33 Crestwood Drive. He was born Aug. 24 The traditional campfire wasn't were tied to the braided red yarn Grasso on Committee held for egg collection in October, of­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Now You Know office said this morning ^lat Mrs. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are • SPECIAL BOYS CLASSES allowed anywhere in the region along with an explanation of the spice HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Hetu attended her 8:45 a.m. make-up ficials said Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Czerwinski of 254 maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The oldest man who ever lived in because "the land is too dry and the rope. But David Egan, president of the John Jakubowski of Norwich. His paternal Grasso has become a member of the appointment for redetermination. Henry St. His paternal grandparents are • TEENAGE CLASSES modern times is believed to have underground roots would catch fire," “Did you know Louisiana is the Federal welfare regulations Connecticut River Salmon Associa­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Democratic National Committee Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cooper of 188 Ferguson been Zaro Agha, who became a Denise said. only state in the USA that produces specify that new ADC welfare tion, said the group was astounded by Road. His paternal great-grandparents Masse of Elmhurst, 111. His paternal • ADULT EXERCISE, JAZZ, BALLET & because of her election as vice father for the last time at 90 and died However, the traditional Girl Scout all three of these staples?” Denise chairwoman of the Conference of recipients must attend a redeter­ the numbers of salmon returning to are Mr. and Mrs. George Harred of great-grandparents are Mrs. Margaret in Istanbul in 1934 at the alleged age sing-a-long held at the end of each said. mination hearing three months after river and expects more to arrive in Hart and Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Masse of TAP Democratic Governors, Westerly, R.I. He has a brother, of 164. day was lield every night, but without their initial reward and every six the next three months. Christopher George Fenimore, 17 months. Cleveland, Ohio. • DISCO CLASSES NOW FORMING Sullivan, Jesse G e, son O f Brian T. and CurrunI, Clirisloplier, son of Robert Lee Aceto Sullivan of 9 Norman St. He E. Jr. and Lynne Aueline Garrard of 4 was born Aug. 24 at Manchester Memorial Driggs Court, East Hartford. He was born Eleven Cases on ZBA Agenda Hospital. His maternai grandparents are Aug. 23 at Mancheser Memorial Hospital. REGISTRATION DATES AT STUDIO His maternal grandmother is Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Aceto of 197 EAST HARTFORD —The Zoning Board of a family room and garage at 817 Burnham St. Restaurant, requests a l,5UU-square foot Aueline of Glastonbury. His paternal Glenwood St. His paternal grandparents Appeals is scheduled to hear 11 cases tonight • Charles and Judith Wolf request a three- variance of dining area requirement to allow Polyester Cord Whitewall Tires WED. - SEPT, eth 3 to 7 P.M. the sale of beer and wine in an existing grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert are Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of 54 Niles at its monthly meeting. Two of the cases in­ foot side yard variance and a one-foot rear Drive. He has a brother, Kyle Shawn, 2. restaurant at 46 Main St. ForA78xl3 Garrard of South Glastonbury THURS. — Sopt. 7th 3 to 7 P.M.. volve variances of minimum square footage yard variance to allow erection of a detatched EHaicaeaeaBa FRI. — Sopt. Bth 3 to 7 P.M. requirements to allow restaurants to serve garage at 10 Dobson Drive. • Robert Keating and Roger Bouchard ManehMtor Bvtning HwiM WEEk-Elib Sp k ia l s beer and wine. • Frank and Eleanor Riccio request a three- request a variance of permitted uses to allow Sat. - U pl. 0th 10 A.M. to NOON foot side yard variance to allow erection of a the conversion of' an existing apartment to (Pki»1T77F.E.T.Eoch) ■BgoBDUii^OB PuWihtd m m y tyBolng tfteBpI The ZBA is scheduled to hear the following I SufMItyt BM hoMm cases: detatched garage at 50 Pinecrest Drive. four single furnished room rentals and a MoiMrtiM liichriwd BWnBBIIiTiYUtBI MinctmUf, Conn.MOfncBM8B* CARNATIONS $2.79 • Roger and Pauline Richard request a 3.5- variance to allow parking space requirements cond ClBM MbH Mttlir. Miss Turner la Past President of the Dance Teachers Club of Connecticut, • Lloyd and Josephine Russell request a 3.8- NoTnri«-U ADOZKN member of the Dance Masters of America Ine., Dance Educators of Amerlcaj foot side yard variance to allow extension of foot side yard variance to allow erection of a to be reduced from 11 to eight spaces at 43-45 SuggMted C vrier RttM R tqaktd and the Professional Dance Teachers Assoc, of N.Y. She has recently returner existing porch at 126 Davis Road. mud room and extension of kitchen at 29 Burnside Ave. PsiltM In Adnncs . ' CASH A CARRY SlngtB copy...... Ifrom New York City where she has been studying the latest In dance educatloi • Alice B. Snay requests a 4.5-foot side yard Englewood JSt. • Gregory C. Neary, owner of Neary’s WMkty...... Ml OPEN • Emile S. Cloutier requests a variance of Restaurant, requests a variance of permitted U I.IS |4I III Ooi montt)...... 13-M THURS. at the dance Caravan conventions. variance to allow an attached carport at 16 Thrti monthi ...... 111.70 T IL » P.M . Higbie Drive. 27 parkiqg spaces to allow an addition to an uses and a variance of distance requirements S ix months...... |M.40 FOR INFORMATIOH CALL existing building and a three-foot front yard to allow the sale of wine and beer for con­ Ono yoof...... $40.M • Merrick W. Wickersham requests a MtH RttM Upon Rtquttl variance to allow conversion from two-family variance to allow a three and one-half foot cor­ sumption in an existing restaurant at 300 DanktTs South Windsor Tiro, Inc. Subtolbm «lde in­ Connolly announced the following mation regarding free and • Parkview —Parkview & Ellington. Steep. Community St Sand Hill. (juarry Brook, Bus 1, Quarry St Simka. Pine Knob (10-26), Bus 15, Pine Knob St Sunnyslde (541), Bus 11, between Sycamore (1550), Bus 20, Quarry Connolly. terpretation and hazardous materials changes in CETA personnel; Mark • Peach Tree Lane —Benedict St Strong Rd. (290-348), Bus 3, between Robert Dr. (95151), Bus 6, Robert St reduced price lunch Pine Knob Circle. Valley View St Scott. Brook & Beechnut. Connolly told the Town Council handling. If the council approves his Mendenhall, a laborer in the town Avery. John Fitch St Nutmeg. Tbomas. eligibility requirements Pine Knob (52-83), Bus 15, Pine Knob St Tallwood (65109), Bus 6, Tallwood St Tudor Hill (2389), Bus 16, Tudor Hill St that he consulted with several appointment. Vannais will attend the highway department, left to take • Pine Tree Lane (146) —Benedict St Strong Rd. (404-704), Bus 3, between Rhonda Dr. (15-70), Bus 1, Hilton St .he first week of school. Apple Tree. Wildrose. Northview. members of the Volunteer Fire course for certification as a fire another job; Jeff Wise, an ad­ Avery. Nutmeg St West. Rhonda(S). Those who are eligible Pine Knob (115-146), Bus 8, Pine Knob Timber Trail, Bus 11, Timber & Breezy Woodside (555), Bus 3, 30 Woodside. Association before making his • Pond Lane —Benedict St Avery. , Strong Rd. (890), Bus 16, between West R osem ary. Bus 6. C hristine St m arshal. ministrative aide in the manager's are asked to return the St Murray. Hill. choice. With the exception of Harold • Pleasant Valley (46) —Main & Plea­ St Foster. Rosemary. The position of town marshal is un­ office, resigned for another position; forms to Richard Pine'Knob (159-177), Bus 8, 167 Pine Sullivan (305-695), Bus 13, between Rye Valley View )10-80), Bus 5, between sant Valley. Ellsworth School Rye St. (410-460). Bus 5, between Crane, president of the fire associa­ paid. although there is an annual $200 Eric Ohlund, an engineering aide, Knob. Norman St Ellington. Packman, Bolton Elemen­ • Ravine (4-24) —Pleasant Valley St St West. Abby Rd. (234894), Bus 6, between McGrath & Troy. tion and a council member, "each of allowance for inspections. has taken other employment; and Pine Tree (15-48), Bus 12, Pine Tree St Sullivan (1125-1127), Bus 16, 1127 Valiey View (85185), Bus 5, between tary Center School prin­ Ellington. Garnet & Town Limit. Rye St. (513-533), Bus 5, between Wind­ the individuals concur with the ap­ In other business, Connolly told the Paul St. Germain, a custodian tor the Good Hill. Sullivan Ave. Felt jiSunnyside. cipal, at their earliest con­ • &antic Meadow—Rye & Hightower. Pine Tree (54-84), Bus 12, Pine Tree St Abby Rd. Ext. (400845). Bus 6, Berle St sorville St Farnham. pointment." the manager stated. council that several town employees Board of Education, has been dis­ • Scott Drive (245)—Felt & Deerfield. Sullivan (1212), Bus 16, 1212 Sullivan venience. Pond Lane. Pleasant Valley School Abby Rd. Ext. Rye St. (565-593), Bus 5, Rye St Wind­ Vannais has served the association funded under the federal Comprehen­ charged. • Strong Road (404)—404 Strong Road. Ave. Ann Rd. (4572), Bus 5, Ann & Scantic A r t KxIiUmI Pine Tree (97-125), Bus 12, Pine Tree & Allen Dr. (1525), Bus 14, Ronda & sorville. fur more than five years and current­ sive Employment and Training Act The m anager disclosed that a $4,- • Sycamore Road —Ellington St Sunset Ter. Bus 15, 46 Sunset Ter. Meadow. BOLTON — Photographs Benedict. Allen. Scantic Meadow. (23-85), Bus 5, Ann St ly its vice president as well as a cap­ (CETA) were in the process of trying 800 grant has been approved for the Northview. Troy Rd. (49-353), Bus 3, between Amato (5210), Bus 10, Pleasant Valley Ayers Rd., Bus 6, between Sunset St by Jam es S. Klar of Bolton Pine Tree (136-186), Bus 6, 160 Pine Scantic Meadow. tain in the fire departm ent. He chairs to find other positions because of the town by the state for a cash manage­ Sullivan St Rye. & Amato. Nevers. Scantic Meadow (95195), Bus 5, Scan­ are now on exhibit in the .4very St. School Tree Lane. Wendy Dr. (21-108), Bus 19. Wendy % the fire prevention committee and uncertainty of continued funding. ment study. Pine Tree (199-210), Bus 6, Pine Tree St Barbara Rd. (539), Bus 17, 104 Judy Berle Rd. (2535), Bus 6, Berle St Abby tic Meadow & Dower. patients’ lounge area of the Ahem (2-26) Bus 8, Dogwood St Ahern. June. has helped develop programs of fire Lane. Rd. Ext. Sharon Dr. (536). Bus 2, Hilton St "We do not have information at “We will be working with the new dental offices at 452 Apple 'lYee (7-29), Bus 15. Pine Knob St Manor. Windsorville (60-151), Bus 19, between Berle Rd. (71-151), Bus 6, Berle St safetv education for the town, Con­ Pond Lane (20-72), Bus 12, Pine Tree Beechnut (20-40), Bus 20, (}uarry Brook Sharon. Institute of Public Service in a Apple Tree. June St Griffin. Tolland Turnpike in St Beechnut. (Jhristine. Simka Rd.. Bus I. Quarry Brook St review of the town's accounting and Avery St. (165-329). Bus 12, Between Lane St Pond Lane. Manchester. Roy Rd. (12-15), Bus 8, Roy St Orchard Hill School Beldon (64-130), Bus 7, 90 Beldon. Brook St. (134160), Bus 6, Brook St Simka. cash management policies and prac­ town limit and Benedict. T he black and white Dogwood. Abby Rd. Ext. (301-403), Bus 9, between Burnham (44), Bus 2, 44 Burnham St. Overlook. Skyline Dr., Bus 6, Graham St High. PZC May Enlarge tices." he said. "The meetings have Avery St. (369-472), Bus 6, Between Burnham (205350), Bus 19, between Brookfield (115280), Bus 41, between Smith (216-367), Bus 1. between photographs are in the Glenw(^ and Clinton. Saginaw S t., Bus 9, Foster St Saginaw. Rosemary & Lake. already begun." Long Hill St Ellington. Troy St Griffin. Buckland & Wheeler. landscape idiom and depict AVery St. (473-515), Bus 6, between *Sprace Lane (11-52), Bus 6, 39 Sprace Abby Rd. Ext. (415), Bus 9, Rosemary Connolly has received a check for Burnham St. (8()5890), Bus 10, between Buckland (1), Bus 30, 1 Buckland Rd. Steep Rd. (4-59). Bus 4, Hillside St scenes and nature studies Glenwi^ A'^ymond. Lane' St Abby Rd. Ext. $209,742 from the state in education Tumblebrook (1-25), Bus 9, Fairview St Town Limit & Long Hill. Buckland (130), Bus 1, 130 Buckland Steep. Maximum Density in Bolton, Marth’s Avery St. (520-550), Bus 6, between Abby Rd. Ext. (425-445), Bus 9. 425 Rd. equalization grants. "This represents Tumblebrook. Chapel Rd. (35112), Bus 3, between Steep Rd. (75113), Bus 4, Steep & Vineyard, California, Master Charqo Gray St Kelly. Abby Rd. Ext. Buckland (207-240), Bus 1, between 80 percent of the amount expected to Tumblebrook (45-87), Bus 9, Sawmill St John Fitch St Main. . Aroda. COVENTRY - The Planning and challenge. Commissioners said that England, and other places. Visa 8i Avery St. (614-656), Bus 11, between Alpine Dr. (3-35), Bus 11, Alpine & Blue Smith St Deming. be given to the town," he stated. The Tumblebrook. Chapel Rd. (415), Bus 2, between John Strong Rd. (290), Bus 41, 290 Strong. Zoning Commission has agreed infor­ if they did increase the maximum Klar has exhibited wide- Youth Centre Kelly St Woodland, Ridge. Buckland (39M19), Bus 4, between state recently changed its formula Wallow St. (20-76), Bus 11, Willow St Arnold Way (6-23), Bus 14, 20 Arnold Fitch St Ellington. . Strong Rd. (890), Bus 41, ^ Strong Rd. mally to consider enlarging its number of units permitted, they ly in Connecticut, Charges . Avery St. (670-67). Bus 11,670 Avery St. Chapel Rd. (485656), Bus 19, between Deming St Ellington. Strong Rd. (990-1030), Bus 4, between for providing these funds to the town. Avery St. (^ 7 4 6 ), Bus 11, 746 Avery Maple. Way. maximum density for apartment un­ would still require separate septic Massachusetts and Ver­ Are Welcomi* Ellington & Long Hill. Burnham (305350), Bus 2, between Pierce St Foster. Previously they had been disbursed Woodland (23-52), Bus-11, 52 Woodland Ash Rd. (16-80), Bus 5, between Doria its from (he current 150 per complex. systems tor each building, which mont, mostly since 1973. St. Chapel Rd. (691-775), Bus 13, between Long Hill & Ellington. Sullivan (394-688), Bus 4, between Rye in two equal installments. Avery St. (759-770). Bus 11, 759 Avery Dr. ! Lane St Grace Rd. Action came in response to an in­ may not contain more than six units. Long Hill & Clark. • Burnham (673-800), Bus 1, between St West Rd. His pictures are in the per­ St. Woodland (59-98), Bus-11, 77 Woodland Bayberry (5260), Bus 6, Bayberry St The separate systems would guard The manager received notification Colony Rd. (55110), Bus 14, John Fitch Long Hill & Clark. Sullivan (1024), Bus 6. 1024 Sullivan. quiry from John Leahy, an engineer. manent collections of the Avery St. (804-549), Bus 15, between Dr. Horizon. agains the general failure that could from the federal government that St Colony Rd. Candlewood, Bus 2, Candlewood & Sullivan (1127-1559), Bus 6, between Barak-Homes, a development com­ Museum of Fine Arts in Pine Knob St Avery School Woodland (114-203), Bus 11, between Bayberry (61-117). Bus6,71 Bayberry. occur if all buildings were served by Coventry's revenue-sharing alloca­ Ellin5ton. Graham St (^immunity. pany, received commission approval .Springfield, Mass., the Avery St, (1023-1090), Bus 18, between Laurel & Oak. Bayberry (140-168), Bus 6, 166 Davewell Rd. (1558), Bus 3, HoIIis- tion for the period of Oct. 1, 1978, Ravine-Davewell. Christine, Bus 6, Berie St Christine. Sunset Ter. (3578), Bus 4, Mark St last year to built 340 apartments on a a single community leaching field Mattuck Museum in Water- Dart Hill St Avery School. Barber Hill Eli Terry School Bayberry. through Sept. 30,1979 is $162,492. This Edgewood (1528), Bus 7, 26 Edgewood CTark St. (361-778), Bus 4, between Sunset. more than 105acre parcel off Route 6 system. Plans for a 220-unit complex bury and the Lyman Allyn (10-34). Bus 9, comer of Miller St Barber Abby Rd. (155-220), Bus 1, between Berle Rd. (20-94), Bus 9, between Abby Smith St Deming. will be paid to the town in four equal Ext. & Christine, Dr. Sycamore, Bus 1, Quarry Brook St on the Bolton-Coventry town line. would coincide, with density Museum in New London. Hill. Miller St Garnet. Deming St. (7), Bus 4, 7 Deming St. installments, with the first arriving Berle Rd. (106-151), Bus 9, Berle St Edgewood (42-168), Bus 17, between Simka. However, the PZC tacked on a long regulations of at least une acre for In 1975 Klar received a Barber Hill (345), Bus 9, Barber Hill Abby Rd. (226-494), Bus 1, between Eldgewood (21-98), Bus 2, Marilyn & Troy Rd. (59), Bus 5, between Sullivan in January. Christine. Marilyn St Elizabeth. list of conditions to the approval, and every two units because of the large grant from the Connecticut Rd. Garnet St Griffin. Eiizabeth (2531), Bus 17, Marilyn St Ekl^6Wood. St Brookfield. Connolly pointed out that there is Beelzebub (10-196), Bus 5, between Birch Hill (6-140), Bus 5, between Leahy said his client was unable to size of the land area. Commission on the Arts Ann Rd. (41), Bus 7, Ann St Alison. Elizabeth. Edgewood (121-168), Bus 2. Edgewood Troy Rd. (99810), between Brookfield only one more entitlement period un­ Norton Lane St Foster St. Foster St Felt, obtain financial backing because of Coventry presently has no apart­ under which he made Apple Orchard (15-25), Bus 7, McGrath Elizabeth, (3571), Bus 17, 47 Elizabeth St Elizabeth. St Rye. der current federal legislation in Beelzebub (200-399), Bus 5. between St Apple Orchard. Blue Ridge (20-67), Bus 11, Blue Ridge Elizabeth (2571), Bus 2, Ekigewood St this. Leahy has now expressed in­ ment complexes. The first such (ihotographic studies of 75 St. Tudor Hill, Bus I, Northview St Tudor regard to revenue sharing. Much of Avery St Norton. Aroda Dr., Bus 17, Aroda St Steep. St Deerfield. Elizabeth. terest in building a complex of about dwellings under construction in the railroad stations in Benedict, (7-104), Bus 6, between Pine Breezy Hill (20-71), Bus 6, between Eilington (119-411), Bus 19, between Hill. the money presently on hand has Ayers Rd. (50), Bus 15, Sunset St Ayers. Ellington (115860), Bus 2, between Wendy Dr. (21-101). Bus 5, June St Wen­ 220 units, more than present zoning town are 40 units of housing for the Southern New England. Trail (S)'& Pine Trail (N). Scott St Timber Trail. John Fitch St Chapel. been earmarked by the council and Ayers Rd. (116), Bus 15,116 Ayers Rd. Ellington (505549), Bus 19, between Burnham St Chapel. dy. regulations permit. elderly which are now going up on I'he current exhibit in Benedict (142-190), Bus 6, between Pine Brewster (9-70), Bus 14, between High the Hoard of Education to finance Brookfield (17-340). Bus 13, between Chapel St P.V. School. Ellington (625847), Bus 2, Ellington St West Rd, (81), Bus 41, 81 West. At the time the restrictions were Main Street. This project is being Manchester will continue Tree & Raymond, Troy St Griffin. Ridge St Gray. Parkview. items that were cut from the cur; "nt Buckland (130-326), Bus 18, between Ellington (625642), Bus 16, Ellington St Windsorville (60), Bus 5. Griffin St passed. Town Planner Gregory built with government funds and is Mondays through Fridays Benedict (235-300), Bus 12, corner of Cherry Blossom (15-25), Bus 7, Ellington (7651122), Bus 2, between liscal year's budget in an effort to Deming & Smith. Parkview. Windsorville. Padick was not certain that such a under the aegis of the Coventry Irom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Benedict St Highview(N). McGrath St Cherry Blossom, Northview & Governor’s Hghwy. Windsorville (123-184), Bus 5, Windsor­ reduce the miil rate. Buckland (395550), Bus 18, between ' Ellington (779-827), Bus 20, between' limitation would hold up to a legal Housing Authority. Benedict (320-375), Bus 12, corner of Dower Rd. (18-29). Bus 7, Alison St Farmstead (15128), Bus 6, Farmstead •hioughout September. Deming & Ellington. Ordway St Northview. ville St June. Benedict St Highview(S). Dower. St Meadow. Benedict (393-425), Bus 12, corner Candlewood, Bus 10, Candlewood Ellington (871-936), Bus 20, between Wpodside, Bus 1, Pleasant Valley St MulMikua .Show Dower Rd. (54-79), Bus 7,70 Dower Rd. Beldon St Ordway. Farnham Rd. (105-235), Bus 5, Woodside. Benedict St Peach Tree. Farnham Rd. (12), Bus 3, 12 Farnham Center. Farnham & Dower. HEBRON - Three Birch Rd. (12-85), Bus 11,75 Birch Rd. Carriage (7-71), Bus 20, Cor. Lipman St Ellington (9951096), Bus 20, between fashion shows will be held Rd. Gov’s Hwy. St Beldon. Foster Rd. (25811), Bus 4, between Brian Rd. (16-69), Bus 11,29 Brian Rd. Farnham Rd. (52-120), Bus 3, between Carriage Dr.(E). Ellington St Strong. Zoning Board Sets Hearing next week to benefit the LEVI’S® SALE! Ellington (11451160), Bus 20, between Carman Rd. (11-29), Bus 12,29 Carman Apple Orchard St Dower. Carriage (90-244), Bus 20, Lipman St Gordon Dr. (25101), Bus 5, June St Gor­ Briefs ( ampaign tor Louie Mat- Carriage Dr.(W), Foster St Gov's Hwy. Rd. Farnham Rd. (137-157), Bus 3, don. sikas for state represen­ Christine (2-21), Bus 9, Berle St Governor’s Hghwy. (24-70), Bus 14, sign at 515 John Fitch Blvd. mitted at the same address. Charing Rd. (22-34), Bus 9, corner of Farnham St Pear Tree. Governor’s Hgbwy. (550850), Bus 2, SOUTH WINDSOR - The Zoning tative, said to Dana Christine. between John Fitch St Main. • Chester Rozek, 1102 Pleasant • South Ridge Estates, 66 Nevers Thousands of Levi’s Jeans Norton St Charing. Farnham Rd. (165-235), Bus 3, between between Newberry & Beldon. Board of Appeals (ZBA) will hold a Sheridan, treasurer of Clark St. (479-778), Bus 18, between Governor’s Hghwy. (550-650), Bus 4, . Valley Road, a variance to allow a Road, a variance to allow less than Cliffwood (9-59), Bus 18, corner of Pear Tree St Town Limit. Governor’s Hghwy. (665770), Bus 2, PTO Luncheon public hearing Sept. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Lawrence St Cliffwood. Smith St Deming. Deepwood (1530), Bus between Newberry St Beldon. building lot with less than the 'he required sideyard and re ■■ryard, Bolton. Gordon Dr., Bus 19, Gordon St June. Governor’s Hghwy. (677-743), Bus 7, between Beldon & Ellington. BOLTON — The Parent Teacher the Town Hall to consider the Denims & Corduroys Concord Rd, (116), Bus 12,116 Concord 12, Palmer & Deepwood(E). required frontage on the southerly • Richard D. Olson, 361 Fashions by Casual Graham Rd. (14-110), Bus 16, between between Beldon St Ellington. Grace Rd., Bus 6, Grace & Lake. Organization will sponsor a luncheon following applications:. Rd. Deepwood (45114), Bus 12, Palmer & Niederweifer Road, a variance to Corner of Hartford will be Mark St Ayers. Hilton Dr. (42-140), Bus 14, between Graham Rd. (85184), Bus 4, between Sept. 5 at noon at the Bolton Elemen­ • Yvon Bossee, 186 Pine Tree side of King Street in an RR Zone. Dart Hill (8-127), Bus 5, between Deepwood(W). allow construction closer to the featured and tickets will Graham Rd. (154-192), Bus 16, between Ronda St Allen. Ayers St Mark Dr. tary School all purpose room for all Lane, a variance to allow construc­ • Arthur Plumley, 341 Abby Hu’id, Ellington St Niederwerfer. Deerfield (24-91), Bus 11, Blue Ridge St Graham Rd. (276870), Bus 6, between include refreshrnents and Mark St Steep. Hilton Dr. (154-206), Bus 7, between Bolton school staff and Board of tion of a breezeway and garage Ext,, a variance to allow conslruc- sideline than permitted in an RR Dart Hill (418-555), Bus 18, between Graham Rd: (209-265), Bus 16, between Deerfield. High St Herman Way. prizes. Sharon St Ronda. Education members. closer to the sideline than permitted. tion closer to the sideline than per­ Zone. Newmarker & Lawrence. Steep St High. Deming St. (7-47), Bus 18, between Graluim Rd. (485571), Bus 6, Graham Bolton and Vernon Clark & Buckland, Hilton Dr. (241-343), Bus 7, between Nancy Silverstein is in charge of Diane Dr. (15-30), Bus 1, 30 Diane Dr. Graham Rd. (345-470), Bus 16, between St Meadow. • Eastern Typesetting Co., Hart­ residents are invited to Deming St. (235343), Bus 18, between Eldgewood St Sharon. the luncheon. Diane Dr. (50-110), Bus 1, Diane St High & Herman Way. Graham Rd. (813-830), Bus 6, Graham ford, a variance to allow a sign Fiano's on Wednesday. 25% Off Ident Rd. (72-119), Bus 4,95 Ident Rd. Brent. Graham Rd. (510-579), Bus 16, between Buckland & Ridge. Officers of the PTO are Gretchen larger than permitted and a second Deming St. (405544), Bus 18, between John Fitch (37), Bus 2, 37 John Fitch & Gpiffin. Menus Sept. 6. Diane Dr. (125-190). Bus 1, Diane & Meadow St Brook. Gi’eenfield (25104), Bus 6, Farmstead Wiedie, president; Patricia Pinto, Gold Mine. Ridge St Slater, Blvd. ^ c Marlborough and Hebron vice president, and Chris Whalen, Most Were Orlglnelly 13.00 to 17.00 Graham Rd, (591-635), Bus 16, between John Fitch (80352085), Bus 4, between St (Overlook. show will be at Diane Dr. (195-245), Bus 1, 225 Diane Deming St. ($15-637), Bus 18, between secretary. Osuna Gets Henry St Nevers, Suliivan St Crow Park. i Griffin Rd. (125144), Bus 5, Gordon St Hebron served as an alternate lunch each day Marlborough Tavern on Dr. Graham Rd. (811-830), Bus 1, between Slater St Impebial. Griffin. Now Reduced to 9.75 to 12.00 Diane Dr. (260-315), Bus 1, Diane St Deming St, (685740), Bus 18, between Judy Lane (1541), Bus 7,25 Judy Lane. Ahaentee Ballots at noontime serving period only. The Thursday, Sept. 7. Griffin St Town Limit. Judy Lane (5587), Bus 17, 79 Judy Griffin Rd. (315593), Bus 5, between Prison Term Elementary meal includes hamburg on bun, let­ Brent. Imperial St Town Limit, Brookfield St Graham. BOLTON — Absentee ballots for Andover and Columbia Griffin Rd. (122), Bus 7, 122 Griffin. Lane. tuce, tomato, onion, pickle, con­ Diane Dr. (340-375). Bus 1. 365 Diane Griffin Rd. (275-501), Bus 13, between Doha Lane (25), Bus 5, Lake & Doria Griffin Rd. (681-740), Bus 6, between the Sept. 12 Democratic primary are VERNON (UPl) - A 35-year-old Wednesday: Ravioli with meat (■•esidents a re invited to Judy Lane (104125), Bus 17,104 Judy diments, potato chips, vegetable of Every Style • Every Color Dr. School St Brookfield. Lane. Graham St Thomas. available at the town clerkis office. Ellington man has been seiitenced to sauce, green heans, Italian bread, Yeomen’s Hall on Friday, Dogwood Lane (7-34), Bus 8, 14 Ellington (12651326), Bus 10, between Lane. the day, dessert and milk. Griffin Rd. (667-721), Bus 1, between Hayes Rd. (35122), Bus 4, Hayes St Anyone wishing to apply for an prison for the Nov. 11 hit-and-run pears. Sept. 8. Dogwood Lane. Foster St Candlewood. Judy U ne (154175), Bus 17, 154 Judy More Sizes • More Leg Lengths Thomas & Graham. Locust. absentee ballot may contact the of­ Thursday: Hamburg patty on bun, Local models will be Ellington (13551451), Bus 10, between Lane. deaths of two Stafford teen-agers. Dogwood Lane (38-72), Bus 8, Dogwood Harvest Lane (14), Bus 7, Scantic Hayes Rd. (123-150), Bus 4, Poplar & potato chips, cole slaw, vegetable St Roy. Candlewood St Pierce. King St. (370-606), Bus 2, between fice in person or by phone at 6438756. Carl M. Osuna was sentenced ti a Vernon featured. Meadow St Harvest. Hayes. juice, brownie. Dogwood Lane (78-121), Bus 8, Ellington (2141), Bus 20, between McGuire St Town Limit. The absentee ballots must be two- to four-year prison term. He had "No long political Levi’s® for Boys & Students Hayes Rd., Bus 8, between Graham St King St. (623), Bus 2, King St McGuire. Henry Rd. (19-60), Bus 6, Brook St returned by Sept. 12. Friday: Pink lemonade, tuna salad High und Middle :q)eeches will be made," Dogwood St Pam Lane. ,. Palmer & Valley View. Henry. pleaded guilty to misconduct charges Nevers. N. King St., Bus 2, 765 N. King St. sandwich, vegetable sticks, potato Wednesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, according to candidate Levi’s® for Giris & Teens Dogwood Lane (122-130). Bus 8. 122 Hazel Dr. (3-30), Bus 15, Hazel St Ellington (2233-2345), Bus 20, between H i^ St. (1580), Bus 4, Hillside St High. Open Dance in July after the charges were Long Hill (7587), Bus 19,78 Long Hill. chips, mixed fruit. green beans, whole wheat bread and Louie Matsikas. "These Dogwood Lane. Lx)cust Foster & Paimer. High St. (75), Bus 6, Graham St High. SOUTH WINDSOR - The South reduced from second-degree Felt Rd. (205230), Bus 10, between Long Hill (165190), Bus 19, 160 Long The cost of a meal is 50 cents; butter, pears with cherry. ■ events will be more of a Levi’s® for Young Men Dogwood Lane (165-186), Bus 8, 186 Hazel Dr, (46-69), Bus 15, Hazel St Hillside (101-162), Bus 4, Hillside St Windsor Square Dance Club will hold manslaughter during plea- Dogwood Lane, Oakland St Deerfield. Hill. milk, bread and butter will be served Thursday: Fruit Juice, grinders, potato )lun evening as well as a Poplar. Long Hill (205360), Bus 13, between High. an open dance on Friday, Sept. 8. bargaining. Levi’s® for Back-to-Schooi Dogwood Lane (202-209), Bus 8, Herman Way (1-33), Bus 16, Herman & Felt Rd. (311-371), Bus 10, Felt St with all meals. Ice cream, cookies sticks, applesauce. lund raiser." Chapel St Pleasant Valley. Hillside (205194), Bus 4, HiUside St from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Wapping Authorities say Osuna was the Friday; Clam roll with tartar sauce, Dogwood St Ahern. Joseph Lane. Tflllwood and fruit will also be sold. Ellington (2370-2674), Bus 9, between Felt Rd. (505514), Bus 10, Felt St Birch Main St. (9-340), Bus 2, between Town Aroda. Elementary School. Guest caller will driver of a pickup truck that struck a cole slaw, potato rounds, lemon fluff. High St. (15-45), Bus 17, Hillside St Hilton Dr. (1518), Bus 1, Hilton St Ron­ Dart Hill St Foster. Limit & King. be Charles Underwood. , Round group of youths walking in Stafford. High. Hill. da. Sykes & Llementury Vernon (Closing; Ellington (2727-2880), Bus 18, between Foster Rd. (25-411), Bus 10, between Main St. (360), Bus 2, Main St N. King dances are cued by Russ and Anita Kimberly Webb, 13, was dead on Juni6r and Senior High High St. j70-165). Bus 8, between Hilton Or. (195261A Bus 2, Hilton St Wednesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, Niederwerfer St Dart, Ellington St Strong. St. arrival at Jo h n so n Memorial VERNON - The Public Graham St Skyline. Sharon. White. All club level dancers are in­ Wednesday: Ravioli with meat green beans, whole wheat bread and Fairview (7-141), Bus 5, between FosteV St. (117), Bus 18, 117 Foster. Main St. (452-501), Bos 2, between Hospital shortly after the accident. Works Department will be LEVI’S® Hightower (33), Bus 7, Meryl St 'Hilton Dr. (271-343), Bus 2, between vited. sauce, garden salad, Italian bread, LEVI’S® Ellington St Town Limit. Foster St. (442-509), Bus 20, between N.King & Chapel. butter, pears with cherry. closed on Monday, in Hightower. Sharon St Edgewood. Deborah Harrow died at Hartford pears. Thursday: Fruit juice, grinders, potato Deepwood & Birch Hill. Main St. (567-772), Bus 3, between Teacliera Luncheon Foster St. (767-797), Bus 9, between Hightower (52-95), Bus 7, Scantic John Fitch (873), Bus 41, Colony St John Hospital Dec. 5. her 15th birthday. Thursday; Beef and bacon patty, sticks, applesauce. observance of Labor Day. Saginaw St Fire House 2. Foster St. (514-658), Bus 20, between Chapel St Pleasant Valley. SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Guys ’n Gals Meadow St Hightower. Fitch. gravy, mashed potato, cranberry Friday: Baked fish, potato rounds, Trash usually picked up up Guys ’n Gais Foster St, (857-1096), Bus 9, between Beelzebub & Deepwood. Main St. (781-932), Bus 14, between Windsor Avery Street School PTO Hillsdale. Bus 16, Hillsdale St Sullivan. Newberry St Pleasant Valley. Judy Lane (15104), Bus 2, Judy & sauce, succatash, apple cake. buttered beets, lemon fluff. Monday should be placed Miller & Saginaw, Foster St. (715726), Bus 20, 720 Foster wHl hold its annual Teachers (^umliduU* l{(‘t4|iuntlH Fiannei Shirts Western Belts Hillside (23-73), Bus 17,32 Hillside Dr. Main St. (951-1148), Bus 14, between Marilyn. Friday; Haddock fish sticks, a t th e curb Monday Good Hill (4-78), Bus 12, Pine Tree St Hillside (81-148), Bus 17, between Steep St. King St. (414823), Bus 30, between Luncheon Sept.^ at noon in the HARTFORD (UPl) - Thomas H. evening for collection on Good Hill, Glenwood (11-79), Bus 14, between Governor’s,& Newberry. macaroni salad, g re e n beans, OrIg. to 6.00 St High. McGuire & Town Limit. school cafeteria. Invited guests will Connell, Republican congressional I'nesday. Trash collection Orig. 15.00 Gulley Dr. (6-341, Bus 8, Murray St Avery & High Ridge. Main St. (11851430), Bus 4, between peaches. South Windsor Hillside (154-162), Bus 17, Hillside & Strong St Governor’s Hghwy. Lake St. (571), Bus 6, Lake & Grace. include Principal Philip Smith and candidate in the 2nd District, says a lor the remainder of the Gulley. Gray Rd. (8), Bus 14, Gray & Lake St. (85185), Bus 6, Lake St Doria. All meals include a choice of High. Main St. (14851712), Bus 4, between all the Avery kreet School staff. A first step toward controlling inflation l''.l(■nlelllal'y and Secondary week will be on the usual Highland (8-42), Bus 15, 32 Highland Brewster. Lewis Dr. (3590), Bus 6, Lewis St chocolate, white, or non-fat milk and 2.99 Hillside (178-197), Bus 17. 165 Hillside Strong St Ellsworth. buffet lunch will be served by Mrs. would be to freeze the federal Wednesday; Bologna, salami, cheese, 11.25 Dr. Gray Rd. (3555), Bus 14, 55 Gray Rd. Thomas. bread and hotter. The student lunch scheihile. Dr. Main St. (1772-1803), Bus 4, between Linda Bonner, hospitality chairman government's deficit spending. lettuce and tomato grinder; corn; french Highland (50-110), Bus 15. Oak St Joseph Lane (1-70), Bus 16, Herman St Gray Rd. (105115), Bus 14, 115 Gray Long Hill, (160860), Bus 1, between is 65 cents; student milk, 5 cents; Itiieks I'.llii Super Levi’s* fit. Handsome Genuine Levi’s* belts In waist Highland. Rd. Ellsworth School & Sidlivan. for the PTO. Featured will be "a Connell's opponent. U.S. Rep. fries. Joseph. ' Marilyn Rd. (1284), Bus 7, Marilyn & Burnham St Pleasant Valley. reduced price student lunch, 15 Thursday: Piping hot pizza, salad. IIEHRON - lamie Mat- Plaids. Sizes 14 to 20. sizes 24" to 32". Highview (21-84), Bus 6. between Gray Rd. (154), Bus 14, Gray St Arnold favorite salad dish" along with Christopher Dodd, had said that Locust (39), Bus 15, Hazel St Locust. Elizabeth. Main St. (9-99), Bus 30, between Town cents; adult lunch. $1. and adult Friday: Fish and cheese filet on ham­ sikas. candidate for .state BenediclIN) St Benedict(S). Way. homebaked pies for dessert. trying to figure out how tg deal with Mark Dr. (68-91), Bus 15, 76 Mark Dr. McGuire, Bus 2, King St McGuire. U m it St King St. milk. 15 cents. burg bun, coleslaw, potato puffs. represenlalivc in the 55th Kelly Rd. (11-53), Bus 1, Kelly & Elm, Mark Dr. (113-136), Bus 15, 123 Mark Greenwood (17-18), Bus 6, Tallwood St Main St. (621-772), Bus 30, between inflation is like "trying tS nail Jell-0 Murielle, Bus 19, along Murielle Dr. In addition the "COMBO" is All menus include milk and dessert. Distriil. announced his Kelly Rd. (60-90), Bus 1, Kelly St Greenwood. Chapel & Pleasant Valley. to a tree." Willow, Dr. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31. 1978 Obituaries Ferguson Protests Thoughts Standings ApLENty North End Fire I Mrs. (;iilirl»*s Milkiis Arthur R. Trinks Jr. Democrats^ Making National League ^ Mrs. Eva Marie Mitkus. 54. of 103 ROCKVILLE - Arthur R. Triiiks East j j Congress St. died Wednesday night at Jr., 41, of Putnam, formerly of W L Pet. GB 1 « Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Rockville, died Tuesday at Decision at Caucus By Len Auster Philadelphia 71 59 .546 - J, was the wife of Charles G. Mitkus. Massachusetts General Hospital, Pittsburgh 66 64 .508 5 i .1^ Mrs. Mitkus was born April 28.1924 r**i I n X * h n «» o Boston. Mrs. Vivian Fei'guson, a Softball Champs Chicago 66 65 .504 5% '! .; in Scranton. Pa., and had lived in Mr. Trinks was bom April 7,1937 in Republican minority member of represented,” she said. Montreal 61 72 .459 11W Manchester for the past 35 years. She In sequence, if 1) an offensive 1 Rockville and had recently moved to Manchester's Board of Directors, If, during Tuesday night’s caucus, Confusion Coming Up St. Louis 58 74 .439 14 ' was a comniunicant of St. Bridget holding, 2) interception by the Rallying for six runs in starts in the double elimination which was charged with five Putnam. He was a history teacher,/ thinks the majority “was playing the Democratic majority told Barry The schoolboy football season Is New York 53 79 .402 19 Church and a member of the Lithua­ games” with the Freedom of Infor­ to go ahead with another court case, defense, 3) defensive clipping occurs, tourney while the Jaycees, errors, let down but it recovered employed at the Tourtellott High just a little over two weeks for some the bottom of the sixth in­ West nian Club of Manchester. mation Act when they conducted a then they would,be in violation of the the offensive captain has the option Charter Oak League runner-up, in time to claim the title. School, Thompson. He received his and three weeks off for most clubs. ning and then having to W L Pet. GB She is al.so survived by a son. Gary board caucus to discuss the Buckland Freedom of Information Act, she of absorbing the holding call and won four of six outings. Dave Koski, John Jenkins and bachelor of arts degree from the The play might not be dramatically withstand a last stanza com­ The Jaycees led 5-2 after two Los Angeles 79 54 .594 - Mitkus of Manchester; and a University of Connecticut and his fire jurisdiction case with Town said. The answer to this may come at retaining control of the ball. Even if Gordon Geer each ripped three 5 brother. Frank Zemaitis of different from past campaigns but the interception occurs first, our eback, North End Fire frames and after the Hosemen San Francisco 77 56 .579 2 master’s degree in education from Counsel David M. Barry. the next board meeting, she said. one aspect which will change is the hits in an 18-hit attack by the ' Manchester, source says the offensive team will nipped Manchester Jaycees, knotted the count with a pair of Cincinnati 71 61 .538 7% I the University of Hartford. Mrs. Ferguson, who earlier had Mrs. Fer^son doesn’t favor the North Enders with Mike Vignone, i The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 officiating—and that’s out of necessi­ be accorded the option. markers in the fourth and one in San Diego 69 65 .515 10^ He is survived by his parents, charged the Democrats with wrongly town bringing the Buckland case 11-10, to annex the 1978 Lenny Farrand, John Burger and ; a m. from Holmes Funeral Home. ty- the fifth inning, retook the upper Houston 62 70 .470 16Vk Arthur R. Sr. and Cecelia Allard conducting a caucus, said this mor­ before the state Supreme Court for There are more personal fouls in Town "B” Division Slow Wayne Parker each chipping in I 400 Main St., with a mass at St. The schoolboys will be governed by the Federation rulebook and “you’re hand scoring twice in the top of with two blows. Atlanta 59 73 .447 19W Trinks of Tolland. ning that she had investigated the reargument. “It would be a fruitless a combination of National Federa­ Pitch Softbali Tournament j Bridget Church at 9. Burial will be in going to see more guys out of games the sixth.' Mike Moulin had two singles The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. . FOI rules and discovered that the cause and more expense to go into tion and CAA regulations. In past St. Bridget Cemetery. if they (officials) stick by the rules.” championship last night at But the Hosemen were not to be and two doubles to pace the from White-Gibson-Small Funeral Democrats were entitled to have a another court case. 'There is no point years only the latter was used. Ad­ j Friends may call at the funeral His overall opinion. “It will be a Fitzgerald Field. denied as they chased six runners Home, 65 Elm St., with a mass at St. private caucus. That is if they were in prolonging the agony,” she said. Jaycees, Joe Stack stroked three home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ministrators, not coaches, opted for quagmire.” The Hosemen, champs of the across the plate. North End Fire Wednesday’s Results Matthew’s Church, Tolland, at 10. just seeking information and did not 'Things apparently haven’t changed Federation rules but because of hits and Jeff Keith, Rich Bolbrock p.m. It could be, depending on how strict Dusty League in regular season had some anxious moments in the Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, ppd. Burial will be in Grove Hill arrive at any decision on the since that time in 1975, when the coaches’ pleas, the dual system will and Tom Harrington two apiece. Democratic majority of the board the striped zebras interpret the book. play, finished unbeaten in five final frame when its defense. The losers collected 17 hits. New York 10, San Francisco 4 Mrs. Felix Lapinskas Cemetery. Buckland problem, sbe said. be in affect. I^ill Federation rules, Atlanta 6, Chicago 2 There are no calling hours. went ahead over the protests of the SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Mary “However, 1 can complain from a according to an informed source, will St. Louis 4, Houston 2 Republican minority, and authorized go into force in ‘79. Bits and pieces Kasheta Lapinskas. 73. of 1335 Main minority point of view,” Mrs. I'own Manager Robert Weiss to enter Philadelphia 6, San Diego 5 St. died Tuesday at Manchester Ferguson said , as she told of the six One new rule which should be Loretta Clune, who missed most of Los Angeles 4, Montreal 3 into a contract for the construction of watched is on a kickoff or punt which last year with an eye infection, has Memorial Hospital. She was the wife Democrats and Barry disappearing a firehouse in the disputed Buckland Yanks Not Celebrating Today’s Games soars or rolls into the end zone, it is returned to the coaching ranks at of Felix Lapinskas. Cummings into the town counsel’s office in the area, she said. Cincinnati (Bonham 9-4) at St. Mrs. Lapinskas was bom in South Municipal Building Tuesday night an automatic touchback. There will tEast Catholic. She had over 50 Louis (Martinez 8-6), N Today, as then, according to Mrs. not be any 101-yard returns. On working out in the back parking lot Windsor and had lived here all her Conlimieil from Page One after a meeting of the full board. “On Ferguson, the minority Republicans Montreal (Grimsley 16-9) at San kickoffs which go out of bounds un­ Tuesday in preparation for the life. She was a communicant of St. such an important issue which on the board aren’t being consulted Diego (Rasmussen 13-10), N Cummings said, “I respect that the touched by the receiving team, the volleyball season. Clune, who has no Following Latest Victory Francis of Assisi Church. affects the entire community, the about important issues in town. Friday’s Games The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Eighth District is part of the 12th pigskin autmatically comes out to assistant, said she will probably re­ Assembly District, but I’m not going the 40. No more five-yard penalties tain 20 on the roster... BALTIMORE (UPI) - Ace Houston at Chicago from the Callahan Funeral Home, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 2, N 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a to let it mn me. My records show and let’s try it again routine. The outfield fence at East’s Eagle pitcher Ron Guidry’s ankle in­ that I try to treat everybody fairly." One other regulation could prov^ Field is still up and that is seriously Cincinnati at St. Louis, N mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church Resident Protests jury in the seventh inning of New York at Los Angeles, N at 9. Burial will be in St. Catherine's He named projects which he has most confusing to players, coached curtailing the amount of practice the New York Yankees’ 5-4 vic­ supported in the Eighth District, and especially spectators who’ space for John LaFontana’s football Montreal at San Diego, N Cemetery, Broad Brook. tory over the Baltimore Philadelphia at San Francisco, N Friends may call at the funeral such as the Hentley School haven’t had the opportunity to catch team. He, while not saying so in so home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. renovations, the improvements to Trucks on Sidewalk up on the changes (reportedly 163 many words, hopes proper Orioles' left the defending Robertson Park and an insurance bill new rules). If the offensive team is authorities remember and come and world champions in no mood A Bissell Street resident who lives parking ordinance that prohibits in the previous legislature which assessed with a five-yard penalty, dismantle it soon... for celebration. would prevent insurance companies across the street from the blocking of a public thoroughfare. let's say offside, and the defensive Manchester football Coach Jack Lottery Manchester Ice & Fuel Inc. at 51 Lannan had the parking situation un­ Guidry, a southpaw who is con­ American League from denying auto insurance to side is tacked with a 15-yard infrac­ Holik has handed out 78 uniforms. He sidered the leading candidate for volunteer firemen who drive their Evelyn F’eiln Bissell St. is waiting for action on his der surveillance for a while, Gazd­ tion (personal foul for example), no has a group of 31 sophomores, a East The winning number drawn complaint about truck parking at the zicki said, but told Gazdzicki that he American League Cy Young honors, cars and trucks to fires. He said that longer are they washed out and the number he is most pleased with...'Die crumpled to the ground in the W L Pet. GB Wednesday in the Connecticut daily ice and fuel plant. wouldn’t enforce the ordinance until Boston 84 48 bill will help the volunteers of the down is replayed. Indians last tasted victory on the seventh inning Wednesday night himself. Orioles’ Doug Decinces and than California’s Nolan Ryan. .636 - lottery was 981. Stanley Gazdzicki of 58 Bissell St. Gazdzicki consulted town counsel. New York 76 54 District Fire Department. What you’ll see this year is the gridiron Sept. 20,1975, a 13-8 win over after being struck on the left ankle Rick Dempsey smashed home runs The mishap to Guidry marked the .585 7 4-H Booklet Dedicated said he submitted a complaint tc Milwaukee 75 56 .573 8% Cummings said, “The people of the Gazdzicki said he heard from referee march five yards in one South Windsor. Those clubs met when a bat slipped out of the'hands of to rally Baltimore from 2-1 and 4-3 third time in Baltimore’s last four Police Chief Robert Lannan some Detroit 73 58 .557 low 12th Assembly District will have a Barry recently who said the or­ direction and then tromp 15-yards the yesterday in a scrim m age at Baltimore batter Ken Singleton. deficits. However, it was a seventh­ games that a visiting pitcher has clear choice in the state election on time ago about tbe big trucks that dinance was legal and binding and opposite way for a net 10-yard Memorial Field. South Windsor inning run-scoring single by been hurt and was forced to leave the Baltimore 72 59 .550 IIW Sharing To Mrs. Evelyn Peila block tbe sidewalk and road in front ol Guidry, 19-2, made Singleton his Nov. 7. They can judge me on my that he would ask Lannan to enforce differential and onto the next play. copped the CVC title a year ago but designated hitter Cliff Johnson which mound. Rick Honeycutt of Seattle Cleveland 56 74 .431 27 the plant daily when they park for eighth strike-out victim a split- records of performance that has The Hartford County 4-H Fair county events over the past 15 years it. The down, if I’m understanding it the Bobcats were hit hard by gradua­ scored Piniella with the winning run. and Mick Norris of Oakland were the Toronto 55 80 .407 30W Continued from Page One pickup or delivery. second before the accident occurred. brought additional money to the town Association dedicated its 42nd annual and currently is a 4-H Fair director properly, is not replayed. Only tion. Oriole starter Mike Flanagan was other victims. When informed of this. West School, and the large apartment Gazdzicki said he asked Lannan a X-rays taken immediately afterward for schools, recreation and has seen Premium Book to Mrs. Evelyn Peila and a 17-year leader of the Neither Lannan nor Barry were matching calls, i.e. —two 15-yard East Hartford High football Coach tagged for eleven hits and four runs, Lemon asked, “Is that a record?” W L Pet. GB o f months ago to enfnrrp tlip at nearby Union Memorial Hospital complexes on West Middle Turnpike that Manchester gets it fair share. Or for her “untiring efforts in 4-H Manchester 4-H Bake 'n Baste Club. available for comment today. penalties or two five-yard penalties, Jim Dakin was disappointed with his but it was relief man Tippy Martinez, Elsewhere in the AL, Boston split a Kansas City 71 60 .542 - across Interstate Highway 86. The proved negative. they can vote for Republican can­ work." She lives with her husband. Peter, wash each other out with the down turnout this year. He has ap­ It was not known whether Guidry’s 3-3, who gave up the single to Johnson double-header with Toronto, winning California 70 63 .526 2 Buckland station is the first to res­ didates that will apparently show no Mrs. Peila, who is an employee of at 375 Bidwell St. The couple has four replayed. proximately 35-40 presently working that snapped Baltimore’s eight-game the opener, 2-1, and dropping the Texas 65 65 .500 5W pond to those areas, Rivosa said. bruised ankle would cause the major independence and serve only the the Highway Department, Town of children, Mrs. Gerald Thibodeau of A man in motion, according to out. Dakin offered that a couple of league’s winnningest pitcher to miss winning streak. nightcap, 7-6, and Kansas City routed Oakland 62 72 .463 low Rivosa said he was not ready to Multi-Circuits Buys Leading the Yankee’s 16-hit attack leaders of the Eighth Utilities Manchester, was presented with a Manchester, Mrs. Thomas McGuire what we’ve been told, must run prospects transferred and/or elected his next starting assignment. Chicago, 12-0. M ilw aukee at Minnesota 57 75 .432 14W comment on the idea of sharing the District.'” plaque at the Hartford County 4-H of Simsbury, Mrs. Anthony Maida of backwards, not parallel to the line of not to play. The Hornets, state Class Cleveland was rained out. Chicago 56 75 .427 15 Buckland firehouse with the district. “We couldn’t afford not having him “I'm not in the pocket of the Fair held at Bradley Field recently. Norwalk, and Peter Peila Jr. of scrimmage. There will be a fine line L champs in 1976, kick off the cam­ in this pennant race,” said Yankee Royals 12, While Sox 0 Seattle 49 82 :374 22' He said he needs to analyze further Eighth District leadership. My She has been a supporter of manv Bolton. (Herald photo by Pinto) Woodland Complex here. paign Sept. 16 against Newington. ^American Leaguej. Darrell Porter went 4-for-4 and the impact the decision is going to outfielder Lou Piniella. “It would kills record shows that, “ Cummings us if he missed two starts. He’s the knocked in four runs, while Pete have. Multi-Circuits Inc. today of industrial land and four industrial Wednesday’s Results added. backbone of our staff and a clear-cut LaCock had three RBI to back the Eighth District Fire Chief Gran­ purchased the Woodland Industrial buildings, comprising more than 28,- were Chris Chambliss and Reggie Milwaukee at Cleveland, ppd. As far as Buckland is concerned, favorite for the Cy Young Award.” five-hit pitching of Kansas City’s ville (Ted) Lingard questioned the Cuba Offers to Release Park at 65-79 Woodland St. for $375,- 000 square feet of industrial space, Jackson with three singles apiece. Boston 2-6, Toronto 1-7 Cummings said, the firehouse was Yankee Manager Bob Lemon Larry Gura, 12-4. plans proposed by Penny for the built to improve fire protection tor OOO. ‘ Frank Spilecki of F. J. Spilecki Inc. RSox Win Skein Piniella, who scored two runs, New York 5, Baltimore 4 i agreed with Piniella: “There’s not firehouse by saying, "Apparently the schools, residences and Group I Realtors at 226 Center St. chipped in with two doubles that Hambletonian Kansas City 12, Chicago 0 they don't seem to be willing to Hundreds of Prisoners The firm bought the property for handled the sale. Spilecki will doubt Guidry is the choice for that boosted his batting average to .311. businesses in that area. Only the honor because his record speaks for DU QUOIN, 111. (UPI) - Speedy Today’s Games operate within the laws of the town." investment and for potential future manage the complex , which is fully Yankee reliever Rich Gossage town protects those areas with a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cuba has already have applied for entry into itself,” Lemon said. “He wasn’t Somolli, the 5-2 favorite who will Milwaukee (Caldwell 16-8 and Lingard said the Town Charter offered to release hundreds of the United States. expansion. Multi-Circuits does not occupied, for the new owners. Checked by Jays earned his 20th save after Guidry race from the No. 1 post position, quick response from the Buckland keeping his pitches down on the Travers 9-7) at Cleveland (Paxton 9-7 states that the town cannot operate a plan to move from its present Occupants are a group of departed. Guidry took the league Firehouse, he said. political prisoners to the United The announcement comes amid batters like he usually does.” heads a small but fast field of eight 3- and Waits 9-13), 2, N fire station within the district. He States, beginning with 48 who will be locations, a spokesman said. businesses located opposite Strong lead with 207 strikeouts, two more “If I must choose between dollars continuing efforts to improve BOSTON (UPI>—The Boston Red Sox may not win every game And because Guidry was not year-old trotters in Saturday’s 53rd New York (Tidrow 5-9) at said the first thing the town has to do and correct procedure and lives and screened by U.S. officials in coming diplomatic relations between Cuban The property consists of 2.19 acres St. renewal of the Hambletonian. Baltimore (McGregor 12-11), N is circumvent that part of the property protection, I choose the weeks. Attorney General Griffin Bell and the United States. for the rest of the year, but they won’t go down without a fight Minnesota (Zahn 9-13) at Detroit charter. lives and property protection first,” said today. either. (Young 5-3), N He added that the district is always Cummings said. Bell will consider admitting the Wednesday night they split a tough the Red Sox, limiting them to two Friday’s Carnes willing to negotiate with the town on Envoy’s Kidnapped Son Figures Don’t Tell Whole Story Cummings said he believes both past and present Cuban political doubleheader with the last-place singles and a hit batsman over the California at Toronto any matter that may be a problem." Peck and Walter Joyner, the other prisoners to the United States under Index Down Toronto Blue Jays, winning the first last three innings. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI - with two on, while Len Randle race. The Mets have an off day in Los Chicago at Baltimore, 2, N Lingard said he there is not a need Republican candidate for the district a special procedure of U.S. immigra­ Shot and Left to Die 2-1 and losing the nightcap, 7-6. To rub salt in the Boston wounds, banged out a triple and three singles Angeles today before starting a for an additional firehouse in the dis­ The figures aren’t all that im­ Oakland at Boston, N seat, are both ruled by the Eighth tion law. But the decision on admis­ On Economy The first-game win extended the Cruz invoked something dear to and had two RBI. weekend series with the Dodgers. trict as it now exists, but said there tle that erupted during the kidnap­ pressive on first reading — an Seattle at New York, N District leadership. sion will be made on a case-by-case MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The eldest team's winning skein to six, as Den­ Boston fans, the Luis Tiant motion The loss was costly to the Giants, might be a need for a station in the son of Mexico’s ambassador to ping. which left two bodyguards and The Giants also are idle, then host Texas at Milwaukee, N Cummings and Peck also disagree basis. Justice Department WASHINGTON (UPI) - A govern­ nis Eckersley won his ninth game at 8-5 won-lost record and an who are trying to catch the Los future if the area develops. Washington was shot during a one abductor wounded. enroute to his sixth win of the year the Philadelphia Phillies during the Cleveland at Minnesota, N on the amount of area the Eighth spokesman Terrence Adamson said. ment index designed to forecast the Fenway Park this year keeping his while striking out five. earned run average of 2.50. Angeles Dodgers in the N.L. West weekend. He added, “I don't believe the dis­ bungled kidnapping by Communist Officials had said earlier that Detroit at Kansas City, N District comprises in the 12th Adamson told a news briefing tbe future path of the economy fell 0.7 home slate unblemished. The second- Built the same way as Tiant and Yet Craig Swan of the New York trict would be so foolish as to build terrorists and left to bleed to death in Margain was shot by tbe kidnappers. Assembly District. Cummings said it individuals involved, plus 30 percent last month for the first game loss also saw Bob Stanley lose with the same motion, he looked like Mets has been one of the best another station while one is there an empty field, officials said today. is about M percent and Peck said it is members of their families who also decline since January, the a game for the first time in his last 12 an El Tiante double. pitchers in the National League since already." An autopsy report said Hugo 64 percent. will be considered for immigration. Commerce Department announced decisions. “I used to watch Luis on television the All-Star break. Margain Charles, 35, whose body was Young Pitchers Spotlighted; today. Although they may be in last place when I was a little boy and that's He has won seven games since the found by a passerby in the town of The newest report, coupled with Fire Calls in the AL East, Toronto played where I learned to pitch like that,” traditional mid-season mark, in­ Chaleo 22 miles east of Mexico City, several other pessimistic economic tough. Cruz said. cluding a 10-4 decision over the San measurements made public recently, bled to death from a 9 mm gunshot to “Tonight’s win gives us one more Hijack Results in Flap the thigh that severed an artery. IVIanchester The closest Boston came to scoring Francisco Giants Wednesday. that we had all last year,” Blue Jay Giants Drop Two Games Back gives a clear indication that on Cruz was in the ninth inning, when “He’s been so good,” said Mets BERLIN (UPI) — The hijacking of hijacker be extradited to East existing agreements, but it was not economic growth during the second The body showed signs the Wednesday, 2:07 p.m, —odor of gas at Manager Roy Hartsfield said. A.C. Peterson's on North Main Street. Jim Rice who’d belted his 35th and Manager Joe Torre, “ I’d take four a Polish airliner to West Berlin and Berlin. known whether military or local half of the year will slowdown con­ terrorists who kidnapped him “I think the additions of guys like NEW YORK (UPI) - Two the Phillies to their fifth straight vic­ Tuesday tried unsucessfully to stop (Eighth District) 36th home runs, sent a fly to deep like him in a minute and never ask subsequent pleas for political asylum The incident could mushroom into authorities would claim jurisdiction. siderably from the robust springtime John Mayberry and Willie Horton where they came from.” young National League tory. the ble^ing, stripping Margain of all Wednesday, 9:01 p.m. —mattress (ire right field. National League! by 10 East German passengers have an embarrassing situation since pace. have helped us quite a bit. They’ve “That scared me a little,” Cruz That’s high praise for a pitcher in Dodgers 4, Expos 3 created an East-West diplomatic Washington has urged repeatedly his clothes but a blue jacket and at 90C Rachel Road. (Eighth District) pitchers sent their pennant­ Armed with a .22-caliber pistol, tbe The July drop in the department’s Today, 7:57 a.m. —car fire near done an awful lot for our younger said, “I’d seen what he already had his third big league season, and Swan Steve Garvey singled with two out flap. socks to give him medical treatment, seeking opponents back to the that all hijackers be returned to their unidentified East German com­ Index of Leading Economic In­ Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. at 14 players. deserves every bit of it. He has been homered to cap a four-run sixth in­ in the bottom of the ninth to score the report said. done and thought he might have done "The Soviet Union, one of the four homelands to face justice. mandeered the Polish LOT plane dicators was the first after five con­ N. Main St. (Eighth District) “I also believe that our kids can it again." drawing table to find a winning ning for the Cardinals. Bill North as Los Angeles clipped The report did not indicate whether one of the most consistent pitchers in Allied powers that have occupied the The State Department said the Wednesday during a scheduled flight secutive months of increases. The in­ Today, 10:29 a.m. —smoke in house at feel themselves improving and that Toronto had surged ahead in the the N.L.from his first start this year. formula. Phillies 6, Padres 5 Montreal. Reliever Charlie Hough, 5- divided city since the end of World hijacker would almost certainly be from Gdansk, Poland, to East Berlin. dex climbed 0.5 percent in June. M argin was shot by the abductors or 193 W. Middle Turnpike. (Eighth has a lot to do with their confidence. I Atlanta’s rookie left-hander, Larry Garry Maddox doubled in Richie 3, was the winner. Wayne Twitchell, by his own bodyguards in the gunbat- District) top of the eighth inning on Bob By the All Star break Swan, who War II, demanded Wednesday the prosecuted in West Berlin under know I’m more confident now with Bailor’s two-run double, a grounder was born in Southern California and McWilliams, tossed an eight-hitter to Hebner in the top of the ninth to lift 4-12, took the loss. one more win than the entire 1977 barely under third baseman Butch now lives in Scottsdale, Ariz., was 1-5 win his seventh straight game season and we have an entire month Hobson’s glove. with a 2.06 ERA. without a loss Wednesday night, Loan Applicant Arrested to go. I ’d say th a t’s an im ­ “All I was trying to do was hit the “It got to be a little frustrating,” leading the Braves to a 6-2 triumph 1 FREE provement,” he said. and three-game sweep of the Chicago ball on the ground. If I try to get the Swan said. “Here I was pitching the Hartsfield's pleasure with his team ball in the air I’m usually not best of my career and on paper there Cubs, contenders for the NL Eastern At Distrubance in Bank isn't unjustified. Statistics like being successful,” Bailor explained. was no way anyone could guess. The Division crown. the team with the lowest amount of His grounder was not hard hit and average guy would say, ‘Oh, he’s 1-5, Earlier Wednesday, Craig Swan Manchester police according to police. He WITH 4 unearned runs yielded are indicative won his seventh straight game to lift Manchester police made a appeared for a moment that Hobson and what’s so hot about that.’’’ arrested a man Wednesday was taken to Manchester regulation motor vehicle of success. would be able to make a play. In the second half of this season the New York Mets to a lfr4 victory afternoon who became police headquarters where stopcheck on Moore Drive Hartsfield feels there is a simple “I thought I’d have to backhand it Swan has three more no decisions in over San Francisco — dropping the abusive during a loan he was processed and held near Burnside Avenue in explanation for that figure. because Bailor can run,” Hobson addition to his seven victories, but he second-place Giants two games application interview in a in lieu of a $500 cash bond. East Hartford. East Hart­ oomiHc' “Check our defense as compared to explained, “but the ball never came has been the winning pitcher in five behind Los Angeles in the NL West. local bank. Police said a check with ford police were called to GVRCOKT rSAVINGS. last year. Dave McKay and Luis up and it got by me.” of the Mets’ last seven victories. Edward Hall, 20, of 142 the Norwich State the scene and made the Gomez have really come along at se­ The variety of soft hits was Swan, who is 27, never has had a McWilliams is two victories away Spruce St. was charged Hospital showed he had arrest. cond and. short. They’ve turned over baffling to Boston Manager Don winning season in the big leagues, so from tying Buzz Capra’s club mark with breach of the peace been discharged Aug. 24, Henry Streebe, 45, of more double plays and have been Zimmer. even though he is 8-5 he feels the for most consecutive wins. much steadier,” Hartsfield said. and resisting arrest when Court date. Sept. 11, East Wright’s Mill Road, Coven­ “Stanley is the only pitcher I have third time is the charm. Dave Kingman’s two-run homer in he would not leave the Hartford. try, was charged Thursday Another reason for Toronto’s im­ to take out because they’re hitting “I know I could have won a lot the fourth ended McWilliams’ Connecticut Bank & Trust with speeding and passing proved record is the pitching of Vic­ more games with a hit here or a hit shutout bid and taught the 6-foot-5 Mitchell Green, 17, of 27 ONE DAY the ball too softly off him. The soft Co., 893 Main St., after a on the right on East Middle tor Cruz. The former St. Louis Car­ ones were hits and the hard-hit balls there,” he said. “All things con­ pitcher a painful lesson: bank official told him a Milford Road was charged Turnpike. Court date. Sept. dinal righthanded reliever dazzled sidered, eight wins is not ail that bad. with operating a motorcy­ ONLY were outs,” he said. loan couldn’t be made, 12, East Hartford. A surecurefrom the pros. Of course, I hope to win a few more "Joe (Nolan) had m eior an inside police said. cle while his license was before the season is over.” fastball and I got it over the plate. I under suspension. According to police, Stain. Paint. Proparo. SAT. SEPT. 2, 78 Swan is not looking forward to the threw it as hard as I could. Like they most of the figures on the BUY 4 GALLONS OF ANY ONE end of the year but the rest of his say up here, you can’t blow it by application were un­ rm mu jo y c e OLYMPIC PRODUCT GET 1 MORE teammates probably are. anybody ... so I guess I found out.” reasonable, and Hall had FLOWER SHOP MANCHESTER & GLASTONBURY League Title on Line Wednesday’s victory was only the Bob Horner, another Atlanta no identification. Ifk FREE NOW UNTIL SEPT. 16th 53rd for the Mets this year with 30 rookie, stroked two RBI singles as When Hall refused to olymjilc homeowners games left to play. the Braves^ropped the Cubs into leave, the police were SPECIAL LOCATIONS ONLY llartforil Road Dairy Qiieen (18-1) and Silkey’s (19-1) Swan got so much help from his third place,uive games behind first- called, and they talked clinic. M T., SEPT. 2,1978 will tangle toniglil in a double-header at Nike Field star­ teammates against the Giants he place Philadelphia. with Hall, he still refused OF THE WEEK MANCHESm • to 11 AM ting at 7 o’eloek for the (^onneelieul Slate League eham- could hardly believe he was in the to leave, and became loud BUSTONMIIIT 12 to « PM |)ionshi|). right ballpark. In ail, the Mets In other NL games, St. Louis and abusive in the presence Carnations pounded four San Francisco pitchers, topped Houston,4-2, Philadelphia of other bank employees Jennite J-16® The Queens were third in the reeenlly held New edged San Diego, 6-5, and Los THE W. G. Fngland ilegional Tournamenl while Silkey’’s was one beginning with loser John and customers, police said. Montefusco (9-6), for 16 hits in one of Angeles beat M ontreal, 4-3. Pickoff Attempt Backfired Hall was placed under Dozen 1st because it lasts. step Iteliind in fourth plaee. Pittsburgh was rained out in Cincin­ GLENNEY CO. their most productive games. Dodger runner Bill North heads for second base when pickoff arrest, and then became MANCHESTER Maiiehesler players willi llie Queens are Jean IVleAdani, Lee Mazzilli, with a homer, three nati. violent and had to be • SM N. MAIN ST. Cardinals 4, Astros 2 attempt at first was wide and sent first baseman Tom Hutton of 2.34 (CASH tnd CARRY) R e 9 .8.99 N O W 7 .6 9 (»ail Sliimaitis, Judy l^auder, Marianne I’eniherlon and singles and three RBI, led the show. knocked down to the floor nowen^md aoMNOjEMEMrs fon e v e b y occasion ... S4M2S8 Bob Forsch, 10-15, ended a per­ Montreal in pursuit of ball. North scored winning run seconds GUSTONBURY • DRIVEWAY PATCH...... $3.35 QAL. Itarhara Startup. His homer was the 13th of this and handcuffed after a ,16 OAK ST., MAMillESTEH TrI. 6I94I79I or 649.144.1 sonal nine-game losing streak with a •S HEBRON AVENUE • CRACK SEALER...... 2.96 season. Willie Montanez hit his 16th, later on Steve Garvey’s single. (UPI Photo) brief but violent struggle. l» A H K IV ; » PR A N K B A K K I.E R . i W . ______698-4679 four-hitter and Jerry Mumphrey • DRIVEWAY COATER A BRUSH WITH HANDLE...... 2.99 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 Hennequin Young Vet Female Wrist-Wrestler Bad Day for Mayer Brothers; ____ * Top Tennis Players Advance In Quarter Midgets Would Like More Identity She still wrist-wrestles with men, By LE^ AUSTER qualifier in heavy modified from DAVIS, Calif. (UPF) they were wrist-wrestlers,” NEW YORK (OPI) - For trainer for the men.players. life, but never on this,” Vilas said of The other seeded players to ad­ among 100 entrants and 18th fastest Nowhere in the domain of men- usually to their grief, but never in Clearwater said. Gene was released from the the concrete-based surface at the Ht-rulil SpurUwrilrr tournaments. The event almost turned into a winner and loser alike, it was a vance to the second round were qualifier in senior stock, which had oniy, says Debbie Lyle, is the hospital following an examination new National Tennis Center, "But it Corrado Barazzutti, Raul Ramirez, Call him a young v^eran. approximately 120 entrants. Despite her athletic prowess, Lyle free-for-all, she said, when the an­ bad day for the Mayer brothers and may be able to play his second- skill she excels at resented and her manager, Yvonne nouncer challenged the men to pre­ didn’t surprise me because I didn’t Roscoe Tanner, Jose-Luis Clerc, Jeff Hennequin is young —11 of New Jersey. round match against either Harold know what it was.” Wojtek Fibak, John McEnroe and Racing in the semi-main event (10 more. Clearwater, said that she and other sent two pairs of women’s stockings Sandy Mayer was the only one of 13 Solomon or George Hardie. Vilas was disabled by a stomach Arthur Ashe. years old — but a veteran car limit per heat), he was seventh in She’s a world champion at wrist­ women athletes have yet to be for two six packs of beer. seeded players in action Wednesday Older brother Sandy, the No. 10 ailment during the weekend, but was quarter midget car driver — senior stock (17th overall) and se­ wrestling, also called arm-wrestling accepted on the same level as male "It was really deflating for me as a to be eliminated from the U.S. Open seed, won't be back no matter how anxious to play here "because I have The women finally got their first this being his fifth year in com­ cond in heavy modified, the winner of — that he-man test of strength you athletes. woman,” said Lyle, who took third Tennis Championships. good he feels. He was victimized, 7-6, a chance.” chance at the new National Tennis petition. the latter heat driving a factory- see in bars and in television soap “Women athletes have difficulty place in the women’s lightweight Gene Mayer, who is unseeded, 6-2, by Rejean Genois, a 25-year-old All the other seeds to play, in­ Center today with fourth-seed Wendy backed car. Jeff was the youngest commercials aimed at the very- obtaining sponsorship because male division. "You don’t feel like com­ managed to outlast Sashi Menon of Canadian who called it “ the biggest cluding top American hopes Jimmy Turnbull of Australia, last year’s Recently he had an experience driver in the heavy modified class, much male consumer. establishments think it’s bad adver­ peting for a circus. A lot of men don’t India, 6-0, 3-6, 6-2, but minutes later win of my life. You don’t beat a guy Connors, Vitas Gerulaitis, Eddie losing finalist, opening play on the he’ll long remember as he qualified all other competitors 13-W years old. Lyle, 25, a graduate student at the tising to sponsor a woman athlete,” take us seriously and this lowers the he suffered severe muscular spasms like that every week.” Dibbs and Brian Gottfried, made it to stadium court against West Ger­ for the Quarter Midget Grand University of California at Davis, said Ms. (Clearwater. quality of the sport for women.” throughout his body and had to be The Champion Sparkplug Co. is the second round. many’s Katja Ebbinghaus at 11 a.m. Nationals in Toledo, Ohio, and did Jeff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert wrist-wrestles competitively with Lyle’s major sponsor, and she also taken to a hospital. Another man who was supposed to Connors, the No. 2 seed, routed well in two classes. Hennequin of 60 Deerfield Dr., drives other women and wins honors despite "He’s had it before and now maybe has received financial backing from have medical problems was Guiller­ Tom Gullikson, 6-0, 6-2, No. 4 However the top three women two quarter midgets sponsored by the scoffing and bias she says goes on he'll learn his lesson. When a player Davis merchants. mo Vilas, but the defending cham­ Gerulaitis beat French teen-ager seeds, Martina Navratilova, defen­ The youngster, who races Sundays Manchester Oil Heat. The father and among male practitioners. Winners Noted Clearwater cited instances at the doesn't take minerals, he gets pion said he was "near 100 per cent Pascal Fortes, 7-5, 7-5, No. 5 Dibbs ding champion Chris Evert and at the Little T Track in Thompson, Ed Battle of Shelton serve as chief “There’s still a lot of sexism,” she National Wristwrestling Cham­ depleted. His level was so low his fit” after he beat South African Cliff disposed of Mike Fishtech, 7-6, 6-2, Virginia Wade, all drew first-round captured senior stock and heavy mechanics. says. In EsHs Tennis muscles automatically went into Drysdale, 7-5, 6-2, Wednesday night. and No. 6 Gottfried beat Australian byes and will get at least another day modified honors at Silver City Track Lyle, who is seeking a master of pionships in Atlanta, Ga., which she cnncm.” said Bill Norris, the chief "I’ve played on many things in my n.il n-’nt, 7-5, 7-5. of rest. in Meriden and at Little T on May 30 Jeff is current point leader in arts degree in educational psy­ said illustrated the second-class The East Hartford Department of and July 4 to qualify for the senior stock (heavy class) at Thomp­ chology, won the world title in status of wompn athletes. Parks and Rec announced the Nationals. ' son and last year was point champion Petaluma in 1976 in the 135-pounds The program manual contained no winners in the recent tennis tour­ Jeff Hennequin in senior stock and heavy modified. and under division for women. She photographs of a female contestant, naments at McAuliffe Park. ‘ ( Leaders ] Jeff, who will enter the sixth grade At last year’s banquet, he was voted was runner-up last year and will try she said. Winner and runner-up in 10 age at the Church of Assumption School, Nationals were Aug. -19) in Sportsman of the Year by his fellow to regain the crown in October. "The only women shown in the brackets were: Girls -Singles: 10 spent the first week in Ohio (the qualifying heats. He was 12th fastest competitors. “I used to beat most of the guys program manual were models adver­ and under—DeniseChicoine, J. Bom- Batting when I was younger,”- she said. 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Tomorrow you'll At 5-9'A and weighing 142 pounds, athletic skills of the female con­ —Doug Donovan, Bob Musinski; 11-12 Madlock, SF 357 no .308 be pleased with the Lyle also scuba dives and plays soft- testants, introducing them as “a cou­ —John Vittner, Pat Noonan; 1315 Passes Opening Test Bowa, I%il 522 159 .305 ( Jal Alai Results money you’ve saved. ball, racketball and volleyball. She ple of the most beautiful gals and —Nick Cicolini, Dan Musinski; Vitas Gerulaitis passed his opening test in the U.S. Open Ten­ Whitfield, SF 399 121 .303 gets into shape for matches by lifting wrist-wrestlers, too.” Doubles: 10 and under —Donovan- Rose, Cin 547 164 .300 NEMSMTEVDM weights and jogging. "It was like an afterthought that Musinski; 13-15-Musinski-Gagnon. nis Tournament in New York whipping Pascal Fortes, 7-5, 7-5. 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I I N 3 il IZaUaOttsbl 1121 IN IN 2 M b a i a r l IN Munson, NY 498 149 .299 9.20 4J0 The 20-year-old Farmington, (k)nn., man whose jaunt is sponsored by the M a b S 4 f 7 J I 7Sab«M M G M M b a T M b 2 b r i C r M■■ i i I N 4bniGaanbi Til 4JI 4.N UKENBVENGIAND Reynolds, Se 435 130 .299 Jaycees and Travelers Insurance Ck)s., left from Caribou July 1. He hopes to Joe Martens clears bar M a c b l-S 32111 M ab 1.7 37.N Tribda M 1,17111 S bi»b Satota S.N 4.N cross the finish line about noon Saturday. Whitaker, Det 401 120 .299 Macb 1-7131N 3 Saba Hada 21il Lynn, Bos 440 131 .298 Trifacb 1.7-2 S 7 IN (Mab 4-S 41N West will then fly to Las Vegas for a Jerry Lewis muscular dystrophy Macb44 121N telethon Labor Day weekend, and then back to Connecticut Sept. 9. Yount, Mil 382 114 .298 Seven-foot high jumper Tribcb 4-S-3 N I N Home Runs h Cm Sbebs 7 M b (Transactions } Jai Alai Entries 120 I N 120 i s i n i o s a /i n : Phil Chenier ' National League: Foster, Cin 30; I N I N Smith, LA and Luzinski, Phil 28; TbaaOii CaaM 3bMa IN WASHINGTON (UPI) — After seven months of considering several other 4 « C M A N U S 7b era SM£S iM era m u s M a b 4 .S N J 0 Kingman, Chi, Dawson, Mtl and Martens Left Mark Pro Football iiiCMEims M a c b M 134.70 ASPEN TWO-DOOR COUPE. * COLT TWO-DOOR COUPE. possibilities, Washington Bullets guard Phil Chenier plans to have surgery to Trifacb S4-3 M I N Parker, Pitt 23. Baltimore — Cut offensive lineman $ 3 7 8 3 * ’ Base sticker price, not including ’ Base sticker price, not Including correct a degenerative disc problem in his back. American League: Rice, Bos 36; OambCMMbiTMb $ 3 7 6 4 Chenier, 27, plans to talk to doctors this week to determine the type of sur­ David Stoddard. SbriNalCaMu lUO 120 120 destination charges and taxes. White destination charges and taxes. ^’ EPA Hisle and Thomas, Mil 29; Baylor, ICamtabCvtta 7.N 4i0 MPG sidewall tires ancTwheel covers pictured, M r a mileage estimates are for a colt coupe gery needed. A Bullets’ spokesman said Dr. Arthur Ustead, who will perform As UMass Trackman Buffalo — Waived quarterback 4 Eraaa M a 4.N Cal 27; Thornton, Clev 26. Fred Besana, defensive tackle John M ab I S 41N $78 dollars extra. ••ERA mileage with standard 1.6 litre engine and the surgery, was not available for comment on an expected timetable of Runs Balled In Macb S-1 lllJO 2 8 / 2 0 estimates are for an Aspen two-door four-speed manual transmission and ‘ By EARL YOST Little, linebacker Greg Collins and Trifacb S -U 3 IIN 4 6 / 3 S recovery. National League: Foster, Cin 96; 1 liZfpai Car* coupe with 225 six-cylinder one-bbl. 3.31 rear-axle ratio. Your actual mileage vmtrnuJL m Sports Editor guard Steve Lawson. Twaiftt C laNba 7 M b H w v/e n v" engine and manual transmission. Your Hw v/env may vary according to your car’s Garvey, LA 91; Parker, Pitt and Cleveland — Waived punter Greg utmmma 3ZNabCirib 17i0 120 4i0 Darryl Stingley Clark, SF 88; Smith, LA 87. Before Joe Martens was presented his degree at the Universi­ Trans 7lri«b0dm SiO 7.N actual mileage may vary according to condition, its equipment, and your Coleman, running back Larry Poole, LMlMra IC B M b ab r OCaraabblMM 4il NEW YORK (UPI) — 'Darryl Stingley, the New England Patriots’ wide American League: Rice, Bos 114; tSSim ibabrI IEim M biMa3-7 31N your car's condition, Its equipment, driving habits. ty of Massachusetts last spring, the East Catholic High grad offensive tackle Bob Lingehfelter, Ifa s a C rta receiver seriously injured Aug. 12 in an exhibition game with the Oakland IMiM IMSahaM Macb 17 IHN and your driving habits. Staub, Det 104; Hisle, Mil 95; Thorn­ carved out quite a career with the track squad. center A1 Pitts and defensive tackle iU C a r a a i l n t e i l J i i Sab* bMci Trifacb 3-74 IS C IM Raiders, will receive his full salary for the 1978 season and other compensa­ ton, Clev 85; Thompson, Det 82. 111 Jnbrl LbMSab IB a r r ia W n M N a$ 2S 4 iS 7 Soaring over the bar in the high was a track standout at Blast. In his Larry Giilard of Memphis State. I C n n i c a l M i l l M C r a M oTTPrant loss tion. Stolen Bases CnalH T.Barria7.“ ‘ jump event at seven feet is the goai senior year in the State Meet, Green Bay — Released wide Stingley was paralyzed from the neck down as a result of a pass-play colli­ National League: Moreno, Pitt 56; 1 Maorgnbl 1 IM i of any jumper and the six-foot Martens won the IIX), 220 and 440- receivers Willard Harrell and Reggie BbrUM raiU sion with Oakland safety Jack Tatum. Stingley suffered a blow to his head Lopes, LA 38; Taveras, Pitt and Registarad Martens accomplished the feat yard dashes but was ruled out of the Craig, linebacker Jim Gueno, 3N e r a M U S cb era MUS from Tatum's shoulder. Richards, SD 34; Smith, SD 32. ?ran T rans J* during his junior year. high jump when regulations allowed fullback Jim Culbreath and defensive LMM I M I c f e n Opticians American League: LeFlore, Det The Silk Towner, who majored in back Tim Moresco; placed guard Ibnirtni I h n M C r t a Discount Prices 59; Cruz, Sea 46; Dilone, Oak 44; a contestant to take part in no more IZMQMI I S M i M i 1.«n<«>IkWia tEnalrWw Mike Proly economics, is now attending than three events. Rick Scribner on injured reserve and i l a S a r ^ iCnabbCcanm iknalCniB ilMiMi Wills, Tex 42; Wilson, KC 35. graduate school at Syracuse Univer­ re-signed defensive back Howard lU M ItasCrani IflErilbeOT 5.lhiih1^ ARTHUR DRUG KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Right-hander Mike Proiy has been lost to the During his sophomore year at I h r a O O b i a ItMiOclM LtankaibrlM Chicago White Sox for the season with a fractured right thumb, club officials sity. UMass, Martens won the Yankee Sampson. IMSakacta 7. «ni 2tW 7. Iriirti [cam 1 Can Cvaa lEnSM Ia ICmtUiliikr LBariiliW announced Wednesday. Pitching Martens played sub-varsity basket­ Conference 50-yard dash, in 5.4 as as Los Angeles — Cut defensive end Al ISaSMrMMr SM llbfi nnCMCraiii smumttrn The White Sox also announced Wednesday pitchers Rich Hinton, Steve Victories ball in his freshman season, finding well as the h i^ jump crown. Cowlings, punter-kicker. Glen Trout, Rich Mortham and Jack Kucek were recalled from Iowa along with National League: Blue, SF 16-7; free time to practice his specialty - Outdoors during the same year. Walker, safety Jackie Wallace and TURKEY SHOOT outfielder Rosendo “Rusty” Torres and will join the club Friday. John, LA and Grimsiey, Mtl 16-9; the sprints and the high jump in track Martens duplicated his feat of win­ center Dan' Ryezek; placed tacke BVCRY SUNDAY Niekro, Atl 16-14; Perry, SD 15-6; togs. ning the conference 440. He placed Gus Coppens and linebacker Dave SEPT. 10th thru NOV. 19th Butch Goring Hooton, LA 15-8. After several conflicts in meets third in the New Englands despite his Morton on injured reserve. Manchestsr Coon a Fox C U LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The Los Angeles Kings Wednesday announced the American League: Guidry, NY 19- and games. Martens turned his full fastest time of 47.5. New England — Waived guard ( WhHfleball^ North M w I lM d , C m m n r . C T . 2; Flanagan, Balt 17-11 r Eckersley, out of the classroom attention to Injuries, mainly in the form of Fred Sturt and re-signed punter Mike O P EN S AT 10HMA.M. signing of Butch Goring, the club’s most valuable player last season, to a Ooor M io Om m fM ir Swidhf multi-year contract. No further terms of the contract were disclosed. Bos 16-5; Caldwell, Mil 16-8; Tanana, track. This didn’t set too well with pulM leg muscles, hurt his progress Patrick. NY Giants — Acquired on waivers With one game Goring, winner of the NHL's Lady Byng and Masterton tropies last season, Cal 16-9; Palmer, Balt 16-12. his dorm mates who enjoyed although he did successfully defend from Buffalo linebacker John remaining, Gus's Pizza SHOOTTRAP scored a career-high 37 goals in 1977-78. It was the third consecutive year he Earned Run Average watching Martens dunk the basket­ his Yankee Conference title in the 440 EVERY SUNDAY AT 10 A.M. ball with the ease of a seven-footer in as a junior but wound up second in Skorupan and released defensive won season honors by had tallied 30 or more goals and the seventh straight year he had scored 20 or National League: Vuckovich, St. L whipping Edwards Realty, SEPT. 10th thru NOV. 19th more goals. 2.29; Rogers, Mtl 2.47; Swan, NY pre-game drills. the New Englands. tackle Dennis Heim and linebacker And Thuraday Evunlnga at 7 PM, Startlno S a p t 14 COLT TWO- UMass Track Coach Ken O’Brien Martens’ seven-foot high jump was Andy Selfridge. 29-22. Dennis Downham rurtttr OTran M m gh ioorar on Sim ditt 2.49; Blue, SF 2.58; Knepper, Sf 2.69. paced the winners with DOOR COUPE. Dwight Evans American League: Guidry, NY said Martens did not miss a single accomplished in the Vermont Relays NY Jets — R eleased safety day of practice in four years. “Joe is Maurice Tyler, cornerback Tony four hits and Jennifer Papa BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Red Sox outfielder Dwight Evans was released 1.87; MaUack, Tex 2.26; Caldwell, in 1975. His feat marked the first had five in defeat. Cristy a pure competitor, he competed well Terry, defensive iineman Andre Wednesday from New England Baptist Hospital, where he was admitted for Mil 2.43; Palmer, Balt 2.59; Goltz, time a Connecticut resident, a White was outstanding under all circumstances. I ’ve seen Anderson and piaced - linebacker observation, after being beaned Monday night by Seattle pitcher Mike Minn 2.73. UMass athlete or a visitor to Ver­ defensively for Edwards him compete with various, injuries mont ever attained the hdght. Greg Murphy on Injured waivers. Parrott’s fastball. Strikeouts with Jeff Rowson pacing and still come through with good per­ While future plans as a competitor Pittsburgh — Cut running back Evans was resting at his Lynnfield, Mass., home where he was expected to National League: Richard, Hou the Pizza defense. 244; Niekro, Atl 205; Seaver, Cin 169; formances,” O’Brien noted. are indefinite, Martens hopes to get a Alvin Maxson. remain for the next-fejy days. It was unknown when he would return to the Before entering UMass, Martens St. Louis — Released safety Jeff Bosox lineup. Montefusco, SF 147; Blyleven, Pitt little coaching in while at Syracuse. and Blue, SF 145. Severson, defensive )>ack Ray White, CORDUROYS Steve Busby American League: Guidry, NY offensive tackle Brad Oates, running 207; Ryan, Cal 205; Leonard, KC 145; backs Andre Herrera and Earl Carr WllflTED •STRA IG H T KANSAS CITY (UPI) — The Kansas City Royals Wednesday night recalled and wide receiver Tommy Southard; LEO right-handed pitcher Steve Busby from Omaha in the American Association Flanagan, Balt 142; Eckersley, Bos 126. Baseball Umpires placed defensive end Jack Williams •FLARE ASPEN TWO-DOOR COUPE and designated relief pitcher Steve Foucault for assignment. on injured reserve; signed TO BUY •B O O T CUT Busby’s recall, coming just before the Sept. 1 deadline, will make him eligi­ linebacker Greg Westbrooks. DIPLOMAT TWO-DOOR. ble for playoff games. Detroit — Announced the acquisi­ Request Denied A.J. Foyt To Present Case tion of four-tfme All-Pro wide CLEAN LAUSANNE, Switzerland ^ I ) - receiver Gene Washington. MILWAUKEE (UPI) — A.J. Foyt will be racing for more than the Ron McKenzie, president bffte Lake PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Major-league umpires were Kansas City — Signed kick return USED CARS DIPLOMAT TWO-DOOR. checkered flag Sept. 10 in the Governor’s Cup 250 mile stock-car race in his Placid Olympic organizing com­ scheduled to present their case today at a federal court hearing specialist Larry Marshall and traded RAY’S ARMY & NAVY STQM wide receiver John McDaniel to $ 5 0 2 1 * ’ Base sticker price, not Including bid for the USAC stock car championship. mittee, Wednesday denied the New on an injunction request by cliib owners seeking to prevent an 805 Main SL, Manchester • 646-0762^ t~ ' York resort was $20 million over Washin^n. ; ,< SIOPIIMANDSA/E destination charges and taxes. White He has 1,615 points in competition this year for a 65-point lead over seconfl- MPG sidewall tires pictured, $48 dollars extra. place driver Terry Ryan. Bay Darnell is in third with 1,480 points and Gary budget for the 1980 Winter Games. immediate strike by the umpires. Seattle — Signed free agent defen­ CARTER ” E P A mileage estimates are for a Bowsher is fourth with 1,465. All are scheduled to race in the Governor’s Cup The Rev. Bernard Fell, executive The 52 umpires, whose five-year sive ertd Dave Kraayeveld. c o n tra c t ex p ires 1981, w ere professional umpires were available. Dallas — Signed place kicker NOWDUraiMG 2 5 / 1 7 Diplomat two-door with 225 six-cylinder and all will be trying to catch Foyt for the title. director of the organizing com­ two-bbl. engine and manual trans­ mittee, said the cost overrun figures prevented by a temporary During direct testimony Rafael Septien. H W Y/enVv/c restraining order last Friday from Wednesday, Feeney and AL Presi­ mission. Your actual mileage may vary Reggie Smith were incorrect because they 11229 Main St., Manchaitarj according to your car's condition. Its continuing their one-day walkout in a dent Lee MacPhail maintained their Six Recalled DODGE DEAUIV LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Los Angeles Dodgers’ outfielder Reggie Smith has represented a federal estimate that TEL. 648-6464 equipment, and your driving habits. five-year agreement with the Major been named honorary chairman of the National Association of Sickle Cell projected the costs after the end-of dispute with the American and PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Disease, Inc., it was announced Wednesday. the games. Fell said the overall National League over issues they League Umpires Association bars a Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday an­ want renegotiated. strike. DOnPiniDDUM DUBSAJVOUR It was the first time the association has named an honorary chairman. budget was 5105 million and “we are nounced that they are bringing up six Attorneys for the umpires argued Smith will host several fund-raisers including a celebrity tennis tournament still within the parameters of that U.S. District Court Judge Joseph players from the minor leagues. in November. budget.” McGlynn Jr., who issued the order about the wording of a contract The players, all from the PMNE, WEBBER, clause, saying it was not mandatory Join a league todayl NBVENGIAND DODGE DG¥Sr! last Friday night that put the um­ Oklahoma farm club, will join the mm I Morris Lukowich Radio Outlet pires back on the field, held a half­ or binding. The clause said a dispute Phillies Friday when they travel to Duckpin League Bowling, It'e Inexpenelve, day hearing Wednesday afternoon on "shall” be imbmltted to an arbitrator San Francisco to play the Giants. CURTIS, BIC. great exerclae and aomething you can enjoy PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Penguins announced Wednesday SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) a request by the league to make the acceptable to both sides if agreement they were ready to meet all contractual demands by Morris Lukowich, who They are right-handed relief pitcher with your whole — For the first time since ban permanent. He recessed the ses­ on the dispute is not reached within Dan Boitano; left-hander Kevin Investment group: has spent the past two years with the disbanded Houston Aeros of the World they moved their franchise sion until today. 10 days. 'The federal court, the at­ Hockey Association. Saucier; shortstop Todd Cruz; Securities to San Francisco 20 years Seven umpires who appeared in the torned said, had no authority to Winter Leaguea are Paul Martha, vice president of the National Hockey League Penguins, said catcher Keith Moreland; outfielders a^o, the Giants will have a courtroom Wednesday, mrat from issue a ban against the walkout. Kerry Dineen, and Lonnie Smith. now forming. Con­ CHORCHES MOTOR’S INC. the 22-year-old left wing’s contractual demands include a long-term contract new radio outlet in 1979. the National League, were expected However, McGlynn ruled that ROBERT C. tact your local V ith : >nus clause and legal protection against a possible lawsuit. Giants co-owner Bob to testify today. “shall” meant “mandatory” , and HEAVISIDES duckpine lanes and Sudahara Oh Lurie announced NL President Chub Feeney said ordered the proceeding! to continue. Inquiries register your group Wednesday bis team’s since those umpires were unable to Richard I^lllips, ^ t Ryan and Acquire Contract Invited today. 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER TOKYO (UPI) — Japanese slugger Sadaharu Oh of the Central Leagues broadcasts will be heard on atfend their regular games John Markle Jr., attorneys for the HOUSTON (UPI) - The Houston Yomiuri Giants hit his 800th career home run Wednesday, tying the record of KNBR starting next Wednesday night, the league used umpires, maintained that the leagues Astros Wednesday acquired the con­ 278-2100 the legendary American black baseball player Josh Gibson. ’ season, ending the team’s 643-2791 three-men crews instead of four. have failed to negotiate in good faith tract of infielder Keith Prumrlght 10 CoiwIHutlon Plau Oh, 38, passed Babe Ruth’s lifetime home run record of 714 in 1978, and sur­ long association with He also said two amateur umpires, 21 demands that include vacations Connecticut Duckpinipin Bowling Operators Association ^ from their Charleston, W.Va., farm Hartford, Conn. passed Hank Aarons’ 755 last year. Gibson starred in the days when American KSFO. He said a broadcast who acted as substitutes during the during the season, an increase in the club to replace second baseman Art hisobali was segregated and there were no black players in the major team as yet has not been walkout, were used Wednesday night $52 per diem allowed in expenses, job leagues. Howe, who broke the middle finger of selected for 1979. in Atlanta where only two security and consecutive work days. his riaht hand Tuesday. (i: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 . Elm City Considers Nationwide Movement Reporter Freed Big Transit Center TOlLiMD SOGIXR GLW In New Jersey, P m tn ta Seeks to Free Hearst NEW HAVEN (UPI) - agreed to provide $4.5 HACKENSACK, N.J. (UPI) - ISeW York Times Gardening City officials are con­ million and the city $2.8 MAIN8TREET SAN MATEO. Calif. (UPI) - Their tion form — were prepared for mailing to reporter Myron A. Farber has be^irfreed from jail pen­ sidering turning the city’s million, officials said. ■t ranks include Russian Orthodox monks persons who expressed dismay or indigna­ ding an appeal of his contempt.cohviction for refusing to SI. Bernard Church Hall, Rockville By Frank Atwood dilapidated railroad station Construction could be com­ from New York. law enforcement officers tion over the imprisonment of Miss Hearst turn over notes that led to the murder indictment of a into a major transportation pleted in three and a half FrI., Sept. 8 from Illinois, farmers from California's for her role in the 1974 robbery that took surgeon. center with $13.6 million in years. 9 PM to 1 AM Central Valley and writers of songs place two months after she was kidnapped After nearly four weeks behind bars, the reporter left federal funds. Plans also call for track BYOB - Setups provided against injustice. from her Berkeley, Calif., apartment by the Bergen County Jail Wednesday night saying he was City and state officials and platform im­ . DONATION |12.00/couple They form the nucleus of a nationwide the Symbionese Liberation Army. "delighted to be out.” were to outline the project provements, construction movement to free Patricia Hearst, the The Npw Jersey Supreme Court in a 7-0 decision A trip to Stockbridge, Mass., is an statue of the seated Lincoln in the Lin­ The home is called Chesterwood, For ticket Information call 875-9010 The Department of Justice’s office of today. Plans call for of a bus terminal, facilities newspaper heiress kidnap victim who pardon attorneys reports it has received ordered Farber released and stayed all fines against him easy one-day expedition from coln Memorial at Washington, D.C. for Mr. French’s middle name, and (Tickets limited) the flower gardens are said to have renovation of the 58-year- for airport limousine ser­ joined her captors in crime. Their conten­ nearly 1,000 letters so far concerning Miss and the newspaper pending a hearing Tuesday. Manchester and it has some beautiful There is a smaller model of another been inspired by the gardens of old station. The vices and a parking gar­ tion is — she would have had no part in Hearst's status. "The reason I was in jail was because I did not comply gardens as well as houses of historic work that first brought him to public notice, the Minute ^ n at Concord. Florence, Italy, where the artist deteriorated facility is age. lawbreaking had she not been raped, A department spokesman, Raymond with a massive subpoena that wanted everything I had as interest that are open to the public. studied as a young man. listed in the National ;^yVIai]sfield ^Dfive-in beaten and terrorized. part of my investigation, confidential material or not. I My wife and I were on board a bus, The gardens enhanced the charm Theim, said, “We’ve had, I think, at last Wide, graded paths through the Register of Historic Places TTiey are asking president Carter to did what I nad to do in the public interest. Any newsman chartered recently by the Mansfield of the two-story white frame house " i n i . 31 & 3.1 3 3 8 S to ffo rd Rd , V v 'illn m i' I C c ■ count, 907 letters referred to us from the where the family lived. A perennial surrounding hemlock woods are but was abandoned about secure her release from the federal prison White House and from a number of other served with a subpoena like that would have to do what I Historical Society, to see the homes 10 years ago. Tonita thni Tuas. ShowthiM 8:00 at Pleasahton, Calif., where she is of Daniel Chester French, the sculp­ border, backed by a low stone wpll, adorned with pieces of sculpture, and sources, inquiring about clemency, and did,” Farber said. The project has been expected to remain for 14 months com­ "This is a much happier day,” said A.M. Rosenthal, tor, and Joseph Hodges Choate, New looks M ay as it must have looked in this year the modem sculptors of the taking positions for and against. The stalled because the city pleting a seven-year bank robbery majority are for.” who accompanied Farber as he left the jail. Rosenthal, York lawyer and ambassador to 1897, when the family moved to Berkshire area had been invited to ‘th e REVENGE O f and state could not agree Dumke believes the committee even­ the executive editor of the Times, was with Farber when England. Both men acquired their Stockbridge. bring their works to be shown; here sentence. and there, along the paths. These on how to provide local and - M nk Panther”; “We have had an overwhelming tually will generate enough grass-roots he surrendered to authorities on Aug. 4 to begin serving homes in the Berkshire hills and, for ‘Thistle’ Flowers angular constructions of wood and state funding, according to response from all over the state and all support across the country to persuade an indefinite jail term aimed at coercing him to turn over Mr. French, a sculptor's studio, late The flowers were a mixture of metal were in sharp contrast to the the Fedqral Railroad Ad­ Plus over the country," said the Rev. Ted his notes. in the late century. President Carter to extend executive many kinds and colors. Delphinium bronze and marble sculptures of ministration. Arlo Guthrie Dumke. an Episcopal priest and longtime The Supreme Court’s order came one day after New Neither home is now in private clemency for Miss Hearst. and roses, shasta daisies and Canter- Daniel Chester French. But the state has now Hearst friend, who chairs the Committee “President Carter has said he is con­ Jersey Attorney General John Degnan told the court he hands. The French estate was given bury bells were in bloom. for the Release of Patty Hearst. supported the release of Farber as well as a freeze on the to the National Trust by his daughter, It was a short ride from “ALICE’S RESTAURAMF cerned about human rights around the Conspicuous were the round, blue $5,000-a-day fine levied against the Times on July 24. also a sculptor. The Choate estate is Chesterwood to Naumkeag, the "People are beginning to see really world," Dumke said. "And if he is, he cer­ balls of Echinops blossoms. The com­ Both were found guilty of contempt for withholding owned by the Trustees for Preserva­ Choate family’s estate on another what happened to Patty. When they look tainly should review this case. We think mon name of Echinops is Russian Patty has suffered one of the great in­ notes subpoenaed by attorneys for Dr. Mario Jascalevich tion. There are small admission Stockbridge hill, with a 26-room man­ into the case, and really start to unders­ Globe thistle, and the plants have the sion designed b McKim, Mead and tand what happened, I think they see real­ for possible use in the trial, now in its 27th week. charges. There is no place to buy justices in modem history. sharp thorns of a pasture thistle. The White and built in 1886. ly there has been a gross injustice here.” "Eventually, people will see the the “We are gratified that the New Jersey Supreme Court food at either home, so packed fragrant flowers are a favorite of A guide told us that when the fami­ The committee's formation initially has decided to release Myron Farber and grant us the., lunches are in order. truth of the whole case. The truth shall honey bees. They grow head-high. ly came here for the summer from was loosely scattered around the country. hearing we have so long sought,” said Arthur Ochs Mr. French is best known for his make her free.” .New York they had a staff of 20 for NOw, with responses coming in from As for Miss Hearst, she is grateful and Sulzberger, publisher of the Times. the house and stables, and 40 gar- IfflEUIlieESTTIffl overseas as well, the group is coordinated appreciative of what the people are doing, New York Times reporter Myron A. Farber waves from his at­ The court also acted to consolidate the appeals now denres for the grounds. through a post office box in Westchester, says Dumke, who sees her at least twice a torney’s car after the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered him freed pending in the Appellate Division and sqid it will “hear There is a Chinese garden, sur­ CL m H M i m o III. week. from the Bergen County Jail. (UPI Photo) all arguments or. an accelerated basipo'h all issues in the rounded by a high brick wall, and in­ In northern California, the movement Dumke added the Hearst family is kept case,” a court spokesman said.,”Tfie court is granting a tended for quiet contemplation. took root a few hours after Miss Hearst informed of the committee’s work, but stay of all orders imposing civil as well as criminal sanc­ There are appropriate figures of Why cook this weekend? Bring the lamlly to was taken to the Pleasanton facility May stressed, “We receive no money from tions as of this date.” d'agons and Chinese deities, and Bonanza and enjoy a good meal In comloilable 15. them and no direction from them.” Most Talks Accomplish Little Thus far, a total of $220,000 in fines has been levied more level and than flowers. aumHindlnga and at good prices. For m^nce... By the end of the month, 9,000 infor­ of the materials needed by the organiza­ NEW YORK (UPI) - walkout at the Post, The jobs of 1,350 pressmen, against the Times, including a $100,000 penalty for its Outside the wall there is a jewel of mational packets — each including a peti­ tion have been donated by supporters. Seven hours of talks New York Times and the while at the same time the conviction for criminal contempt. Farber was fined $2,- a small rose garden, with curved between the striking Daily News. newspapers could make 000 and given an indefinite jail term plus six months for flower beds planted with roses. It CHILD’S PLATE a,.79 pressmen’s union and But William Kennedy, economies by scrapping his contempt convictions. must take many hours of a gar­ Smill burgtf. Frinch Iriet, todi and tooUls roll pop. publishers of the city’s president of the 1,600- certain shifts they consider In 1976, Farber wrote investigative stories on a series dener’s time to keep these flowers Kentucky Woman three major daily member Printing unnecessary. ' of mysterious deaths at Riverdell Hospital in Oradell in completely free of weeds and the turf newspapers ended Pressmen’s Local No. 2, Pressmen from the the mid-1960s. between them closely clipped. Wedne^ay night with little said the new publishers’ scrapped shifts would be His stories led to the reopening of the case and the in­ RANCH STEAK $2.39 . Innocent of Abortion progress reported. offer “ really isn’t absorbed in the continuing dictment of Jascalevich, a 50-year-old surgeon, on U-and-Down Landscape torvid with potato, Toxii toiil and ill-you-can-oit ulid. “We are no closer to a significant” and (hat the shifts. charges of slaying five hospital patients with overdoses The grounds of Naumkeag were BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (UPI) - After Flora Stuart, who headed the team of settlement,” federal counteroffer would be of the powerful muscle-relaxant curare. laid out by a leading landscape less than a hour of deliberation public defenders, said the case should mediator Kenneth Moffett made. architect of the day, Fletcher Steele. RIB-EYE STEAK $3.29 Wednesday, a jury found Marla Pitchford, serve as an example to those who might said as negotiations at th'e A knowledgable manage- Mr. Choate had chosen a site at the torvid with potato, Toxit touL and ill-you-can-oit iilid. ^ 22, innocent by reason of temporary in­ pursue a similar course. Doral Inn aimed at ending ment source said crest of Prospect Hill, looking across sanity of performing an illegal abortion on "I believe because of this case, females a three-week strike were Wednesday the publishers’ the deep valley of the Housatonic T-BONE STEAK S3.49 | herself. will not be prosecuted in the future for adjourned until this mor­ proposal guarantees the WOODLAND River to more Berkshire hills. The torvid with potato, Tixit toaal and ill-you-can-oit ulad. Miss Pitchford, who performed the (self) abortions,” she said. ning. architect may have wondered what abortion with a knitting needle June 9 in a During the trial, one of the authors of Moffett said "the talks he could do with this steep slope. BONANZA - THE FAMILY RESTAURANTIII Louisville motel room, said she plans to the law under which Miss Pitchford was GARDENS were constructive” and 1 School Bell Ringers— HARDY-FALL BLOOMING His solution was a wide, wooden TOMMY’S vist a brother in Colorado Springs, Colo., prosecuted. Dr. Nicholas Kafoglis, reported the striking stairway, with many zigs and zags, then return to her studies at Western Ken­ testified the measure was aimed at the pressmen made a counter­ INSIXXIIIT PIHIXS and a bench at each turn where MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA ^ tucky University. “quacks” practicing in back-alley clinics. proposal to a new contract climbers can catch their breath. The PIZZAHA MANCHESTER - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE After the trial, both the Com­ Smiling for the first time since the trial offer from the strikebound ARTHUR’S MUMS stairs climb through a grove of white monwealth's prosecutor and the public began Monday, Miss Pitchford, who had papers during the session, defenders agreed changes are needed in faced a minimum 10-year prison if she had M BUD S nONERS * ------birches, and a small brook, in a man­ but declined to give (CHRYSANTHEMUMS) g M B S 7 ^ made channel, flows down the center the law that led to the nation's first trial of been convicted, said she hopes other specifics. of the stairway. a woman on charges of self-induced abor­ women in her predicament will be spared Moffett said both sides Gardens near the house are tion. a similar ordeal. had agreed to a news BICYCLES Now is the best time of the year to feed your lawn! terraced and one of them has been “It's not a good law,” Commonwealth "I hope this will prove that there’s no blackout regarding any NEW USED GREENVIEW WINTERGREEN , ... made a part of the living space, Attorney Morris Lowe said. He said the point in prosecuting a case like this,” she proposals. called the Outdoor Room. Oak statute needs to be more explicit on who said. 'Tuesday, New York Post pilings, dredged from a 75-year rest “To m m y* should be prosecuted for performing il­ During the trial, the defense had called publisher Rupert Murdoch, LAWN FOOD i®« at the bottom of Boston Harbor, and legal abortions. a series of medical experts who testified chairman of the Publishers carved and painted to resemble the Assistant prosecutor Tom Lewis said Miss Pitchford, rejected by her fiance Association, said the three DO IT NOW! 20,000 Sq. Ft 23** posts that line the canals of Venice, xM WEST 2S7 EAST the law, as drawn, applies to instances Dwight Allen Mundy of Hendersonville, CENTER ST. newspapers had “backed tn C IA L SP£C/AUjpgp,^L,. outline the "room.” A flagstone floor GEKTERST. such as Miss Pitchford’s, but added law­ Tenn., when she became pregnant, was off” on demands for large LARCEST U jTa iTE DRITEWAT SALES ^ REPAIRS surrounds a black-mirror pool. 6 4 6 ^ 1 646-2550 makers should clarify the intent of the psychologically unbalanced and unaccoun­ pressroom manning cut­ DISPLAY OF SEALn Flowing across the black mirror, the statute. table for her self-inflicted abortion. backs, the issue that Route 83 - 1 Mile North WIT M l BL SMS “I would do exactly the same thing Tuesday, Mundy, a former Western Of Vernon Circle. F0UAGE& Mow 87,19. a h r 820.08 water looks bottomless, but it is j precipitated the Aug. 9 B72-3199 about half an inch deep. OIDC OLD again." Lewis said, but, he said, “I am not Kentucky student, testified he encouraged HOUSE PLANTS LATE VEGETABLE Gypsy Moths unhappy with the verdict. 1 have a tremen­ the abortion because be could not finan- •«)«IRFYY00R PUNTS dous amount of sympathy for the defen­ ciallly support the child. HOMES DECCr Coullflowor, Broccoli, Lettuce, Henry Mallett of Thomas Drive dant in this case.” Sprout*. Ccbbcgc, Endivet The botanical name of this flower, Yucca, is more often used reported that gypsy moth females COUniOL JXFXNESC lEETlES MOSTLY have laid their eggs. If you scrape off r TOY LADIES | WITH SEVIN OR OPEN WEEKDAYS than its romantic “common name,” Spanish bayonet. (Photo JAFAMESE REETIE THAFSI 8:30 A.M. 7 M P.M. the flat, tan patches of eggs on tree by Atwood at Naumkeg, private estate of the Joseph Choate « Party Plan Needs Dealers In This ♦ WEEKENDS 9 A.M. 5 P.M trunks, you can reduce the population Transit Strike Continues family at Stockbridge, Mass., now open to the public.) next year. i s i t l 6 LIGHTS t Area To Show Toys & Gifts Now To ♦ WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - A strike pension clauses. MANCHSSTER by mass transit workers, affecting about Some 26,000 commuters in Worcester $ Nov. Earn *50 or More An Evening. ,* ( Theater Schedul^ DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 44 A 26,000 commuters, was four weeks old and 14 surrounding communities have «No Experience or Investment t 2 Burt BewioliiN today with no end in sight. been without service since the strike East Hartford Drive-In — Restaurant,” Showtime 8:00 After a negotiating session Wednesday began. ! Needed. Call Collect (814) 266-8721. ! between the Worcester Regional Transit 'The union disagrees with management’s “ The End,” (R) 8:00; Vernon Cine 1 — “Smokey m o i I Johnstown, Pa. 15904. ; WOODLAND GARDENS “Longest Yard,” (R) 9:45 and the Bandit,” 7:10-9:10 Authority and Local 22, Amalgamated proposed 20-cent-an-hour “cap” on cost- TMWOOOLAND ST., M ANM BTPLCTJW OM Bast Windsor Drive-In — Vernon Cine 2 — "The I WAUDBWrnaoniciiai THEYHE Transit Workers Union, federal mediator of-living increases in the proposed three- “Star Wars,” (PG) 8:00; End,” 7:30-9:30 HOT LEAD Thomas McNally said, “We have year contract. Management is fighting a “Yellow Submarine,” 10:00 INVITATION FROM C C O ID ^ 8J0 A iW u F ie n g o u ih n ig M adjourned without making any progress.” union request for an Immediate increase Manchester Drive-In—Car­ ■I uus safe to go b o o i OUR FAMILY McOfeHy hpid no hew contract talks are in pension benefits. toon 8:05; “Smokey and the WRTA Administrator Robert Ojala said Bandit,” 8:10; TO YOURS schedulM.;3,U' , Only slight'progrMs had been reported 3,100 students who usually use mass “Skullduggery,” 9:45 Join Us For m w s 2 Mansfield Drive-In — “The OLD GOLD following three previous bargaining transportation will have to find other Revenge of the Pink OUR MON.-THURS. sessions held since 165 union bus drivers ways to get to classes in the state’s second Panther,*' “Alice’s SPECIALS and mechanics struck Aug. 3 over a dis­ largest city when school opens next week . rmmoummmmmmm fa tm 11 SPECIALS pute centering around cost-of-living and if the strike is not resolv^. $ Q 3 5 A UNIVERSAL Picture • Tectmicolor* O TO CHOOSE .. GREETING CARDS nasMMVUVNbLUM I FROM Back-to-School Values in Our FOR M l OCCASIONS HUfylAN? ANIMAL? MISSING UNK' % - - «- SMOwLarMObaln DAVIS FAMILY anniniiBBim HEAVEN Complete Jewelry Department ARTHUlTDRUfi RESTAURANT Tk CALDOn PLAZA. MANCHESTER GAN il GIGANTIC 2 DAY ART SALEil 'I WAIT Genuine Suede Casuals . MENS & LADIES "Andonly T T ~ S I * AnUUMOMTPICTUIK 9mgtac fantastically priced. Timex Watches (jt^jihnsJL ART SALE Terrific” SlVDiO of FURO, OF ORIGINAL OH PAINTINGS 20% OFF 3*’^ -K > Mens calendars, day-dates, water ORGAN and VOICE resistants plus many more. Ladles .-r. ;*Kr'. .. .,r. -. dress, sport and petite styles. All CNIAUTY OIL PAINHNGS BY watches are shock resistant. Resumes Teaching '1USING ARTISIS" children's S'/z-SM | regularly $13 ., KODAK Mondayt SepUllth COLORBURST 100 “boys' 3Vi-6M Instant KAREN W.KISSMAN • Lorllltrd, U.8.A.. 1976 regularly Intlnaor oj niiw, Or|M ««! V ekt $15...... * i ' i \ o n e Camera GLADYS M. GROVER iiutrmeSorofTUmo “men's 7'/2-12M "Zooming Circle" 1 focus aid. Flip flash regularly $20 . NOTHING! 12** or electronic flash. MARTHA HAYES MOST Honest-tD-Old Gold satisfaction in avery low-tar cigarette ^ o r e l c c f liulrucicr of fiano otid Violin OVEI UNDII TEXAS Morning and Evening CliMct for AdulU OVEIi 5000 BEAUTIFU. PAINTINGS INaUDING SOFA SIZE Now, save to 35% on these comfortable, contemporary casuals with ^ o r e INSTRUMENTS Reprawntlng ovar SOO profanlonol oriisn Genuine Suede uppers... big, bold patterned bottoms. Representative Microelectronic For your convenience, registrations style shown. In Earthtones.* Girls can be fitted too. Notary Razor Digital Watches will be taken by phone THIS WED. & THURS. Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined Hurry! Savings to $7 end Labor Day. ^ 3 7 Sept. 5, 6, 7, 8 From 9 a.m.-7 p.m. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Super'-fiflcrogroove* heads lollow 9 ntg'ur.OBmg nicotdicdv pdci^aitiKthFICMeihoi] S‘time functions. Beginnen Our Spctitlljr MANCHESTER PUT YOURSELF ..(aelal contours closely. 9 adjustable easy*read L.E.D. SHOE-TOWN IN OUR SHOES ' closeness settings and new pop-out display shows hour, 4 ’Sludloi 953 Main Street, Maneheater WILLIE'S STEAK HOUSE V PO SEE WHITE PAGES ■ OF PHONE DIRECTORY FOR EXACT ADDRESSES. (^ ) Southern New EnglandTelephone sideburn/moustache trimmer for a minutes, seconds., TrI. 643-7815 - 643-8137 - 647-1623 444aNTER ST. More thar; 130 convenrent locations. Many Shoe.Towns open Sundays. really clean shave! month & date. a Feu M8XMO PLEASE CALITHEATRE UNinO ANT GAUEMC5. INC QAM toom FORSCflEENTMES ■n.»$ C8 t_AN row.0 ». 8WM8woKiirit mau •Mff COWCItlOKB AOIMSMN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN

H i p W antm t 13 Hip Wantad 13 Homai For Sala 23 Homat For Sala 23 Raal Batata Wantad 28 Homat For Sala 23 Homat For Sala 23 Hiearmgs Recessed ADVERTISING REAL ESTATE Marketing DRIVER WANTED - Full ALL CASH For your property, Representative - Manchester, time position for a responsible National Weather Forecast within 24 hours. Avoid Red DEADLINE East Hartford, Vernon areas. person for early morning YOU’RE THHIKMG UOUT Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 12:00 noon tht day bafora Earn lucrative commission delivery route. Applicant Corporation, 6430131. publication. Receive professional must be 18 year of age and MM 111 Jai Alai Probe '■ A T DaadMna lo r Saturday and have a good driving record. BUYING OR SaUNG RHOME... She iterate guidance, education, com­ SELLING your house? Call us WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The state Drakely told the gaming commission he Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. prehensive marketing tools. Job most suitable for a ]young first and we’ll make you a man as lifting of large gaming commission has recessed examined quinella, guessing the top two Call Mr. Sammartino, rge THINK ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING cash offer! T.J. Crockett, PLEASE READ Fireside e^ty, Inc. 647-9144. hampers is necessary. Ap^y Realtor, 643-1577. hearings into the Milford jai alai.fronton finishers, and exacta, predicting the top in person, Swiss Laundry, 10 after a gaming official claimed his two finishers in the order they finished, YOUR AD RN-LPN wanted for fuU or Harlow Street, Rockville. U ll j IMMEDIATE Cash for your statistical research shows certain bettors betting patterns during the 1977 season at Claaaifiad ada ara Wtan ovar part time on all shifts. Apply IAN ntAN0SCQ_ property. Let us explain our tha phona aa a convanlanca. * director of nursing. Salmon- WAITRESS part time nights mm/ fair proposal. Call Mr. were in cahoots with some players. Milford. Tha Harald la raaponiJbla for 643-2711 brook CkmvalescenrHome, off and w.eekends. Apply PHONE He said he found 253 irregular quinella Belfiore, 647-1413. The fronton's lawyer said lie detector only ona Incorract inaartion and House Street, Glastonbury. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD betting patterns and 159 irregular exacta then only to tha aiza of tha tests taken last spring prove the players Please call 633-5244. Manchester. 646-0505 LESPERANGE MAY WE BUY your home? betting patterns. Drakely said normally original Inaartion. Errora which are innocent. The hearings were recessed do not leaaan tha vaiua of tha lOVIU (}uick, fair, all cash and no NURSES AIDES wanted for IS Homat For Sala 23 problems. Call Warren E. and are not expected to resume for a week an average of $578 would be bet on a par­ advertlaamant will not ba cor* DISHWASHERS NEEDED at Halp Wantad 13 Situation Wantad ractad by an additional Inaar- full time on all shifts. Apply Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. to give the lawyer a chance to review the ticular match at the $10 quinella window. Grandma’s Country Pie l-IO Why Not Order Arthlaa lor Sala 41 lion. director of nursing. Salmon- Restaurant, 501 West Middle Halp Wantad 13 Hip Wantad 13 MATURE DEPENDABLE ANTIQUE COLONIAL commission’s research. But he said during the irregular betting SERVICE STATION elegant center hall. One of the Your Happy Ad brook Convalescent Home off Turnpike, Manchester. 2 or 3 woman would like part time TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, The' charges and counter charges came patterns, an average of $3,062 would be House Street, Glastonbury. COST ESTIMATER Needed. AMBITIOUS PERSON - ATTENDANT - Part time and finest in Eastern Connecticut, evenings a week. Must be 18. full time. Several job openings or full time position in doc­ HoutahoU Ooodt 40 Todayl sewing machine, and tent as the state gaming commission opened a wagered at the same window. Please call 633-5244. Apply ui person only. Requires 2 years Associate Energetic, Reliable. tor’s office. Salary secondary. plus a guest house, 3 car gar­ UFI W IAIHtn >OTOCMT • Degree in Manufacturing Available for immediate for the fall season. Co-op age, large shed, barn, on 17 (10x16). May be seen at 108 preliminary inquiry Wednesday into Drakely said statistical research Lott and Found students and experinced help 6437236 after 5 p.m. REFRIGERATORS Scott Drive,'Manchester, all studies by the University of Connecticut NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 WAITRESSES PART TIME - Engineering or similar. Mun employment. Large company. acres, with more land Washers, ranges, used, irregular betting patterns at the Milford am-S pm and 11 pm-7 am. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday be able to read and define Equal Opportunity Employer, desired. Apply in Person after available. Group 1 Realtors. □ MI8C. FOR SALE day Saturday. and the Massachusetts Institute of LOST DIAMOND RING - Shop Days and evenings. Must be 1:00 at 2S2 SpSpencer Street, guaranteed and clean. New fronton. Experience preferred but we 18. No experience necessary. night, rain and or showers will be expected in portions of the Manufacturing Blue Prints. M/F. Call 6433936. Philbrick Agency, 64M200. shipment damaged, GE and Technology back up his claim that the bet­ Rite Area. REWARD! Call No experience necessary. Mancheser. WASHER - and like new Last spring, William Drakely, the win train. Apply in erson We will train. Grandma s Northeast and the mid Atlantic area, while the rest of the na­ □ EDUCATION Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Aitlelat lor Sala 41 742-8091, morning or evening. brd Convafescent Please call Pioneer PART TIME COOK Monday COLONIAL CENTER dryer. Pool table, coffee gaming commission’s director of ad­ tors were laying down heavy wagers on East Hartfoii ______Country Pie Restaurant, 501 tion can expect generally fair weather. Minimum readings Pearl and Son, 649 Main table, lamps. Telephone 563 Home, 745 Main Street, East Parachute Company, 644-1581. thru Friday, 11 a.m. to 1:30 WELL ESTABLISHED CHIMNEy 9 rooms, on 3.9 ministration, said his research indicated certain matches because they knew how LOST - Male cat. Tan and West Middle Turnpike, include: (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlan­ Street, 6432171. ALUMINUM sheets used as 3547, Hartford. Manchester. ta 66 (83), Boston 59 (70), Chicago 66 (81), Cleveland 53 ( 76), p.m.. Mature, or senior LOCAL INSURANCE Prtvata Inttruedont 18 acres, 4-bedrooms, formal certain bettors at the Milford fronton certain players were going to play in the white. Lost in vicinity of Sum- AGENCY is looking for a dining room, front to back printing plates, .007 thick, Dallas 67 (90), Denver 54 (83), Duluth 53 (74), Houston 71 NURSE PART TIME. Plea- citizen, who likes to work with LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for were probably dealing with some of match. mit and Main Street, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for sent work. Call 6432358 for children preferred. Call 643 Secretary to replace one of REMEDIAL READING and living room, 2 fireplaces, first BEAUTIFUL ^EDDING Manchester, near Friendly’s. PART 'HME flexible hours, (86), Jacksonville 72 (91), Kansas City 62 ( 87), Little Rock 63 tion, orange background with $1. Phone 643-2711, May be GOWN - With matching veil, Milford’s players. At Wednesday’s opening hearing, Lt. South Windsor. Will train. more information. 6167. our valuable employees who is math; individualized work floor laundry room, enclosed white floral print. Call after 4 If seen, please call Nancy at male or female. Apply within (86), Los Angeles 65 (75), Miami 77 (87), Minneapolis 55 ( 84), program, (lst-8th grade) by porch, rec-room, 2-car gar­ picked up A.M. only, size 10. Fall, winter, spring Richard Hurley, the gaming commission’s Apply 90 Brookfield Street or Tommy’s Pizzaria, 267 East about to retire. Prefer a girl p.m., 64311%. He repeated his claim at Wednesday’s 522-8211, Extension 240,8 a.m. New Orleans 73 (87). New York 62 (75). Phoenix 78 (99), San with insurance experience, master's degree teacher. 563 age, barn, 4 horse stalls, and style, $180. 643-9467 days. state police investigator, said Connecticut call 28^5918, after 12 noon. Center Street. BUS BOY 10 am to 3 pm. Mon­ GROUNDS HELP WANTED - TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - meeting, saying he has statistical to 5 p.m. or 289-9295, after 5 Francisco 55 ( 69), Seattle 55 (70), St. Louis 60 ( 84) and day thru Friday. Must be Apply in person. Maintenance but this is not a requirement. 8075. ' pasture. Group 1, Philbrick MAPLE TABLE With 2 Good condition. Good for research to back up his theory. state police gave four Milford Jai Alai p.m. PART TIME ONLY - Drivers Washington 68 (80). reliable. A.C. Petersens, 263 Department, Manchester Must type, meet the public, Agency, 646-4200. 2 SETS USED LIVING ROOM OIL BURNER SERVICE leaves. Good condition. No plating, or welding. Call 643 / Den furniture. 1 Pine / “My belief is that the bettor or bettors players lie detector tests last spring. for school buses and station North Main S tr e e t, Country Gub, 305 South Main little bookkeeping, etc. Hours VIOLIN, VIOLA, & PIANO chairs. $30. Call 568-7366. FOUND - Loveable grey, MAN experienced for INSTRUCTIONS - All levels. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Naugahyde. Includes sofas, had to be in contact with the five players He said two of the players passed the wagons. Manchester and Ver­ progressive light oil company. Manchester. Street. are 9 to 5... three or four days MANCHESTER CAPE- 5 expecting cat. Vicinity of a week. If interested, please Family instructions. All ages. rooms, dormer, firepace. chairs,, ottomans, tables, in order for this irregular (betting) test, one produced inconclusive results non area. Good pay, enjoyable Excellent hourly rates, many MOLDED FORMICA top and lamps. Call 6432943. Porter Street. Please call 646- work. Must be available 7-9 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS send resume to Box ’IT, c/o Nancy Crane, 742-6264. Bowers School area. Neat, pattern to come about,” he said. and the other was not tested because there 0619. fringe benefits include, pen­ SERVICE STATION clean home. $45,900. Group I, paneled bar with two shelves am, 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ sion and profit sharing plans, NEEDED - Call Bolton High Manchester Herald. and four stools.$175. 646-6028. was a language barrier problem. MECHANIC - Full time. App- GUITAR, BANJO, F.J. Spilecki, Realtors, 643- MAGIC CHEF 20” Apartment RAINBOW VA(iUUM But William Dawes, a Florida attorney noons only. Call for appoint­ major medical, uniforms, Halp Wantad 13 H i p Wantad 13 School, Bolton, Ct. Telephone Iv in person after 1:00, at ^ 2 LOST - August 27th. Ladies MANDOLIN, essons: Folk, 2121. MACHINE - Used only 4 or 5 who represents the Saturday Corp., Dawes asked the commission if the ment, 643-2414. vacations, and minimal night 6432768. Butinatt Opportunity 14 Size Electric Range. 4 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats Black Onyx & Diamond Ring. Spencer Street, Manchester. blue grass, popular. Ages 3 burners. Excellent condition. times. Original cost $ ^ . Will owners of the Milford fronton, said a set of hearings could be recessed long enough Reward. Call 643-6978 after service. Please call 5239039 WOMAN WANTED One day a DENTAL ASSISTANT - from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 pair take best offer. 6434309, or STATION ATTENDANT week for light housework and GIRL FRIDAY Needed by SMALL ENGINE Service adults. Beginners- $55. Please call 232-3736. lie detector tests given to the players by for him to take a good look at the universi­ 5:00 p.m. for appointment. Manchester office, APPLICATIONS BEING professionals. Easy Banjo MANCHESTER •- OLDER white. Excellent condition. 289-8746 after 6 p.m. needed. Full time. Apply in also occasionalSI babysittiiwbabysitting for small manufacturing com­ Corporation - expanding Connecticut state police last spring will ty reports, Drakely’s research and the lie experienced preferred. 4 1/2 EXCEPTED for reliable, per- method. FREE loan instru­ REMODELED 5-4 DUPLEX - MEDITERRANEAN Couch, $50 pair. 633-0131. person Gorins Sports Car WANTED LIVE-IN 2 school-age children. Good day week. Available pany. Experienced in general dealer network. No detector tests. sonable sales person. experience necessary. ment. Private studio. 646-6557. In mint condition. Central to chairs, tables, lamps, pic­ BICYCLE - LAQIES one prove their innocence. Center, Route 83, 'Talcottville. housekeeper to do light house salaiy.salary, Referencesr requireil. September 18, Call 6430133. office procedure desirable. Evenings and Saturday. bus line and shopping. Attrac­ DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 □ EMPLOYMENT Call for interview, 633-0473. Complete training program. tures, chandliers, oil pain­ speed, also cordless electric work and cooking for 2 adults. 6437M5. Experience preferred. Delyn tive yard. Detached garage. yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, grass shear, good condition FULL AND PART TIME for $500. investment required to tings, dining room. Very WANTED RETIREES to References preferred. Call Fashions, Manchester start your own business Ideal Fully insulated. Much wall-to- reasonable. Clall 644-9818. gravel and more stone 643- reasonable. 649-6768. Halp Wantad 13 6433535. FOOD CONCESSION golf course maintenance and GAL OR GUY FRIDAY for Parkade. Schoolt-Clataat 18 wall carpeting. Dishwasher, 9504. drive school buses. We will East Hartford Education for retired or part time. POSITIONS - Part time, mor­ snack bar. Apply in person at disposal, and stove on owner’s STURDY TYPEWRITER Plan Stops Frontons train you. Must be in ning and evening hours. Tallwood CountiT Club, Route Center. Monday through Details on request. Mr. FOR THE BEST - Manchester GAS DRYER - Good condi­ SALES POSmON - Straight DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- BABYSITTER - Monday side. Separate furnaces. 14-FOOT HILLTOP reasonablyibly goodg( health. Can 'Diursday. 4 to 10 pm. Call Barker. ESCAA Field tion, $65. Call 6438951, after CHAIR - Metal base with commissions, leads furnished Experienced. 3 day week. Experienced preferred. 85. Hebron. through Friday, 3:15 to 5:15. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Large rooms. $54,900. Owner TRAILOR $150, Outboard casters. Black leatherseat and drive untiltil the age of( 70. Cali Apply: Holiday Lanes, Mon­ Gaire at 5637927, between 1 Training Division, box 619, pupils per teacher. FREE in­ agent. 643-9470. 6:30 weekedays; anytime motor 40 horse Evenrod $250. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. 643-2373 or 643-2414. Mail resume to Box 0 , ,c/o Some light housekeeping. Wading River, New York. weekends. back rest. Call 5632348 Manchester Herald. J day thru Saturaay, noon til 2 SUPERINTENDANT Wanted and 4 pm. South Manchester. 6434274. troductory lesson with this ad. Mobilehome 45x10 with fur­ From Pro Bettor Aid p.m. Phone 6432125. 11792. Call 6436306, or 6433549. IF YOU ARE an attractive for Full time employment. EAST HARTFORD - For sale niture in camping ground $4.- EXPERIENCED AUTO WHITE GAS AND GAS Stove. motivated woman we need PART TIME HELP Located in Manchester. Must SECURITY GUARDS - by owner. 2-Family, 6 & 6, . 000, Call 525-7100. WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The the panel added. MACHINE OPERATOR DEMONSTRATORS: Earn BODY repairman. Good pay MANY PEOPLE only dream $25. 2 gas parlor stoves, gas,. you. If you are looking for a WANTED- We’re looking for have previous experience to Immediate openings enclosed front porches. Call $50 and $75. Refrigerator old, Connecticut gaming commission has un­ Recent press accounts have indicated a needed to run unique screen- $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, apply. Applications being and fringe benefits. Aroly in of owning their own business. □ REAL ESTATE for an appointment. 649-1934 / MANCHESTER glamorous, challenging p<^i- printing equipmiment. Opening housewives interested in available. Part time Perhaps it’s time for you to $25. Odds and ends. 872-9986 / HOME MADE PATCHWORK animously approved a set of emergency group of gamblers, known as the “Miami tion, with a new Parisian making good money for part Free kit. Sell name brand toys taken between 9 and 11 a.m. person to Mr. Carter. Carter weekends in Manchester, 8 6436045 / 2836672 / 5235600. QUILTS Chair Pads, on n i ^ t shift. experience Chevrolet Inc., 1229 Main pursue that dream. I have 649-3320 evenings. recommendations fashioned to keep the Syndicate,” have been betting so much cosmetic line, you need us. time hours, soliciting from and gifts (Fisher-Price, only. Call 5231300, for ap­ a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and Homat For Sala 23 Placemats, Tote bags. Ready 6 ROOM L SHAPED prefert^ but not essential. Street, Manchester. over 1,000 businesses for sale jai alaj industry from giving special treat­ money the chances an average bettor bas 236-2381, 633-3366. our East Hartford office. Tonka, Fenton). Treasure pointment. Sunday. Foil time day shift ROCKVILLE, BY OWNER - made, or to your order. Call Good wages and benefit House party plan. Call 242- by owners. Many for Five Room Ranch. 1 1/2 COLOR TV Maple console, 6431272. RANCH of winning have been cut in half. Hourly rate plus commissions Downtown Rockville. Own minimum down. For free BLUE RIDGE AREA - needs work. $50. 742-9801. ment to highrolling professional program. Overtime available. 5830 or collect person to per­ SECRETARY WANTED - LEGAL SECRETARY - For Spacious 10-room hillside baths, fireplace, garage. Rockledge area. 3 WANTED - Gas station atten­ Contact shop forman at 289- and bonuses. Monday-Friday 9 phone, transportation and brochure write: Interstate gamblers. One of the recommendations approved dant, fuii or part time. a.m.-l p.m., or 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.. son for Miss f^rol 491-2100. Weekedays 4 to 7, and 3 Manchester Law Office. clean record rrauired. Call for Ranch, on cul-de-sac. One plus Aluminum siding. Fenced GET YOUR FIREPLACE bedrooms, llA baths, eat-in by the commission would set up three- 7719 for appointment. Also booking parties. weekends a month, 10 to 6, for Please call 6433500. Business Marketing, P.O. Box back yard. Screened porch. wood now. Hard wood. Phone The recommendations, approved at the Mature, responsibie person Call 5634M3, between 9 and 2. appointment. Gleason Securi­ 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. acre, brick front with kitchen, formal dining panel’s weekly meeting Wednesday, were member boards of judges at the for third shift. References. Ask for Teresa. Manchester apartment com­ ty, 17 Oakwood Avenue, West aluminum, 3 full baths, 2 Close to school and shopping after 6 p.m. 528-0538. room, carpeting, garage. EXPERIENCED Plumber - SEVERAL PART TIME Bridgeport, Milford and Hartford fron­ Caii 871-1698. plex. Call 5231300 for appoint­ Hartford, 2332919. fireplaces, formal dining center. City facilities. Asking STORAGE FURNITURE Treed shaded lot. $58,900. accompanied by a strong policy statement With experience in new openings for counter help. ment. SERVICE BUSINESS - With $60,000. For appointment call IDEAL FOR cottages, NURSES AIDES r Full time, $800 a week income available room. All appliances. Family BABY CARRIAGE. Crib and expressing the panel’s dissatisfaction with tons. The boards could hold timely TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. bousing. Top wages, steady all shifts. Experienced Afternoon and evening hours. WOMAN room with wet bar, walkout to 875-1801, after 5 p.m. apartments, homes. Excellent mattress, excellent condition. PIANO REALTY the way the jai alai industry has policed hearings when allegations of impropriety work. Call alter 8:00) 1p.m., IN­ At snack bar, located at MCC. HELP WANTED For small in this area. A cash business. weekdays; weekends Girl’s High Rise Raleigh 5 Apply 81 Commerce Street, 7668, or 643634. preferred, but we will train. WANTED Minimum investment inground pool. Oversized dou- condition. Reasonably priced. i s m 646-5200 itself. were raised. Glastonbury. PTG Company. Apply in person: East Hart­ Please call 6434073, 33. office. Some typing. Diver­ WMTEO: bie garage, electric doors. By anytime. Assorted end tables, bars, Speed Bike. Call 643-1008. 3 or 4 days per week, required. 203.627-0550. 203481- The recommendations include in­ As it stands now, all complaints must be Telephone 633-7631. ford Convalescent Home, 745 sified office work. 40 hr. F IM T HECE I F IlU L owner, $M,000. Principals on­ desks, bookcases, bed frames, EXPERIENCED, responsible PRODUCE, DEU & DAIRY • week, 8 to 4:30, Monday thru 7 p.m. to 12 mld- 9544. MANCHESTER - Priced creasing the number of state supervisors handled by the gaming commission, an person for paving company. Main Street, East Hartford. INSPECTOR ly. 6436208. headboards, sofas, chairs, lots RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Experienced needed. Apply in Friday. Free parking. I night. reduced! 9 room, 5 bedroom more. 8 Griswold Street, off and inspectors at the state’s three jai alai often time consuming process. Must know process of paving person to: Highland Park Male or Female. Experience MANCHESTER Package Garrison Colonial. Fireplace BOLTON shifts. Good pay, good PART TIME Receptionist - Benefits. $120 to start. Cml Apply: required; capable of reading 5-5 DUPLEX - 3 bedrooms, Center, Thursday, Friday. 39 MANCHESTER Another recommendation approved the from beginning to end. Also Market, 317 Highi^d Street. Mrs. Redden, 527-1164. store. Excellent location. Well family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car Under Construction frontons and establishing judicial boards benefits and working condi­ New accounts. For Wapping M ISTER DONUT blueprints. Please apply in person established business. Call large kitchen. 2 car garage. pm ONLY. Or call 6436944. tion. Appiy in person, Vernon should be experienced in office. South Windsor B ^ £ garage. Immediate occupan­ NEW LISTING at each facility to handle quickly commission would beef up the number of grading with dozer or grader. I 255 West Middle Tpk. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Yard. Centrally located. 7 ROOM Manor, l80 Regan Road, Ver­ Trust Company. Hours II to BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT SALES - Electrolux, Prestige THE cy! Call Arthur or Suzanne SEAR’S REFRIGERATOR, 6 room Cape Cod. Formal allegations of wrongdoing. state inspectors and supervisors who Please call 742:6190. Manchester 6435953. Owner, asking $M,900. Call non. 3:15, Monday thru Thursday, 1 - Full time. Experienced. Manufacturer of Home LE-MI CORPORATION 649-1156. shorts, 6433233. J. Watson 14 cubic foot, good condition. CAPE COD dining room. Eat in The gaming commission also voted to police frontons. At this point, the state Liberal friMe benefits. Apply Cleaning Products requires 3 110 Tuftfiti no«i Beach Co., Manchester Of­ $100. Call 6434437. kitchen. Living room with PARTS SUPERVISOR to 7 on Fridays. Apply in per­ Situation Wantad 15 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ make it illegal for fronton officials to give would pay for the additional staff, but CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC son, Wapping office, Sullivan in person: ^ s t Hartford Con­ representatives in this area. Vamen. CT 00000 fice, 647-9139. Equal Oppor­ fireplace. Wall to wall needed for automotive parts valescent Home, 745 Main ONE OF A KIND - New temporary staircase, for­ preferential treatment to professional later the frontons would pick up the tab. - Experienced only. Top Avenue Plaza, 959 Sullivan (}uaiified applicants must Raised Ranch, beautiful rural tunity. 5 PIECE MAHOGANY carpeting. Partial bath department. Full time. Salary Street, East Hartford. possess a quiet RESPONSIBLE Mother will mal dining room, eat-in gamblers. The panel endorsed a plan “I don’t think we have had enough wages.AppIy: Atlas Tile, 1862 Avenue, South Windsor. care for children in my home. setting, Vernon Street, 3- BEDROOM SET - Good condi­ up stairs. Tree shadded lot, starts at $150 weekly. All com­ aggressiveness, a go getter at­ Butinatt Proparly 28 kitchen. Acre plus treed prohibiting fronton employees from staff,” said Commission (Siairwoman Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, pany benefits. For appoint­ Call 6431076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. bedrooms, rec-room with tion. Best offer. Call after 5:00 5634)151. ELECTRICAN, Elxperience in titude, energy, creativity. p.m., 568-2218. shaded lot with view. $57,- accepting tips from the high rollers. Beatrice Kowalski. “I think we can pre­ ment call 6832233. Earnings bases on perfor­ fireplace, laundry, deluxe “" p ia n o commercal and residential ★ ★ QUIET TEACHER is looking appfiances, 3car garage, 1 MANCHESTER - For sale 900 In the past, some gamblers have paid vent many of the problems if we have RESPONSIBLE MATURE mance. Benefits and incen­ WE BUY & SELL Used Fur­ wiring. Call 6435422. GAS STATION for one bedroom apartment in full bath, 2 half baths. IVIany commercial building and babysitter needed by teacher TRUCK MECHANIC tives. Promotions from niture. One piece or entire PIANO REALTY^ REALTY___ fronton employees hundreds of dollars a adequate staff.” WANTED for general repairs, ATTENDANTS - Full time Manchester. Please call 643- custom features. Low energ liquor store. Call for details, ^ e e k for providing them with computer But Commissioner Lester Synder said in 'Bolton home for school TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - within. Call 5333869. Equal 0499 after'3 p.m. radiant electric heat. $78,1 Marion E. Robertson, household. Cash on the line. r B r S l 646-5200 |R term. Transportation needed must have experience and day position, open for 8-4 shift. Opportunity Employer. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. own tools. Starting salary Full and part time. Call 643 Also part time 4 pm-9 pm, Broker 6431189. Realtor, 643-5953, printout sheets and for punching and the problem may require more than ad­ and references. 643-2924. 5199. cashing their tickets. $7.00. All company benefits. week nights and all day Satur­ ATTENTION TEACHERS - ditional staff. He said it’s possible that WORK OVERSEAS. Child Care for your 3 - 5 year In the policy statement, the gaming For appointment. Cali 683 day and Sunday. Must be Australia, AFRICA, South winners may not have been receiving 82 2233. MINI BUS DRIVERS dependable, and personable. old, in my home. Please call commission said fronton officials have percent of the 'money wagered — the NEEDED - Male / female. America, Europe, etc. Apply afternoons. Suburban Constructuion, Sales, 643-8283. allowed professional gamblers to engage payoff percentage required V law. BABYSITTER - Reliable, Full or part time. Call 643 Motor Car, 50 Tolland Turn­ INVITATION 5199. Engineers, Gerical, etc. $8000 in this conduct “which fostered the “I would like to see the state police take mature, loving person to care pike. Previous applicants to $50,000. Ebipenses paid. For House of the Week for 1-year-old in our need not apply. WANTED: APPUAMCES TELEIMSIOM^^^^ MULOG AUDIO appearance of impropriety.” a further look at jai alai (gambling),” he TO BID APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN - employmenf information Sealed bids will be received Manchester home during write: Overseas Employ­ n iE C ISIO N “It is clearly evident that they (fronton said. school year. 7:45-4 p.m. Medium-size appliance DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - officials) were aware of these practices The gaming regulators said they hope to in the Office of The Director retailer of nationally known ment, Box 1011, Boston, Ma. MACHINIST of General Services, 41 Center References, own transporta­ Needed for new practice. 02103. Bulldart, Plumbara, Bamodalari, consumer products has an Must have good typing skills. Experienced on S-D Bridgeports k and, instead of taking immediate and transform the recommendations into 90- Street, Manchester, Connec­ tion. 5237520. N/C Gntimatics. PirM or 2nd opening for experienced Full time. %nd resume to Box Elaetrtclant, Raal Batata Brokara and positive steps to prohibit them they day “emergency” regulations by next ticut, until Sept. 15, 1978 at technician. Candidate must BROILER MAN - Some Shift, Top Wages k Benefits. S, c/o Manchester Herald. Please apply in perswi; Salaaman — Call Ua tor Bpaelal allowed them to grow and flourish,” the week. Eventually, a legislative panel will 11:00 a.m. for the following: KEEP SMILING have experience in the func­ experience necessary. Part or gaming commission charged. be asked to approve permanent Raroofing Buckland KEEP HAPPY tion and repair of a broad line fuu time position available. Tlw LE-MI Prieaa on your Appliance Naada and Barvicaa... RODMAN - (^portunity for Call Cavey^s Restaurant 643 FACTORY OPENINGS "Their failure to properly and effective­ regulations. Camatary Vault. of domestic major appliances aggressive individual to learn CORPORATION Must be effective working 2751. IMThhimIM. 443-445 HARtroRD ROAD MANCHESTER ly police their operations is intolerable,” The Town of Manchester is EXPERIENCED SMALL Surveying. Send resume to: Vamon, CT OCOM with retail public and coor­ Esiabllthad growing company naada an equal opportunity ENGINE mechanic previous Fuss & O’Neil, 210 Main FULL TIME LANDSCAPE PHONE 647-9097______dinating with personnel. Street, Manchester. E.O.E. employer, and requires an af­ experience required. Please contact Steve, 643- laborers. Call Grantland machinlala, angravara, N.C., and Bridgaport firmative action policy for all Excellent growth opportunity. 2171. Nurseries, 643-0669 or 649- oparalora. Wa maka apaclallzad maphinary that City Claims Damages of its Contractors and Vendors Eckerts, 742-6103. FRONT OFFICE DESK 0598. CLERK - Weekend,. Apply in offara challanga and varlaty. Good atarting rataa as a condition of doing BAKERY PORTER -18 years CURRIER RELIABLE HARD persrson to 393 Main- Street, MANCHESTER PUBLIC and company paid fringa banallta. Call ua for tha DILL TUNSKY business with the Town, as per or over. Full-time work. App­ WORKING INDIVIDUAL East Hartford, or call 563 SCHOOLS - Seeking School baat opportunity. Federal Order 11248. ly Parkade Bakery, 3560. Will train, no experience NEEDED In Coliseum Collapse Wanted to assist cook. Duties Manchester Parkade Shop­ Security Personnel. Full time. Bid forms, plans and necessary. ★ ALUMINUM ft VINYL SIDING include dishwashing, ping Center. Good benefits. Salary $7,000. HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford has the contractors, though in varying specifications are available at cleaning, and food prep. Part Must pass security check Dads Avenue (20 Cotort To Chooao From) ADDRESSERS - STUFFERS NOBLE & WESTBROOK degrees. the General Services Office, time. Apply in person between DENTAL ASSISTANT - E.O.E. ConUct: Wilson E. area o f filed suit against 22 defendants involved in 2 and 4. fein N.Y.-Style Deli- $50-$250 weekly possible ★ AW NINGS ft CANOPIES The committee also concluded ad­ 41 Center Street, Manchester, Diversified position with Deakin, Jr., 6^5854. 20 WESTBROOK STREET construction of the Civic Center Coliseum, Connecticut. Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, working at borne. Free Rodm Ue claiming damages for the coliseum roof ministrators in the Departments of Public Town of Manchester, 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. details, rush self-addressed ONE PART TIME CLERK EAST HARTFORD ★ STORM WINDOWS ft DOORS collapse. Works and Licenses and Expenses shared stamp^ envelope: Allstate for evenings and weekends, Aa Equal Oppcrtualtf Emphrar Call Versatile, Inexpensive Home Connecticut people-orient Mailing P.O. Box 8520 EN-2, Phone 649-9095 The suit filed Wednesday echoes a suit responsibility with elected officials who Robert B. Weiss, PART-TIME SALESPERSON Training or experience (jail 6435147 for appointment. Must have basic Pembroke Pines, Fla. 33024. overstepped their policy duties to become General Manager preferrea Send resume to 6 4 7 -9 9 4 8 filed Aug. 3 by the Travelers Insurance photographic knowledge. 20 EMERGENCY MEDICAL FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS Companies for $14 million, the amount the too involved with the project. 172-08 Box P c/o Manchester SERVICE STATION hours, 'nie Camera Shop, Herald,. TECHNICIANS - AppUcaUons company and other members of an in­ The collapse, according to a team of in­ Marshalls Mall. ATTENDANT - For days. now being taken for full time Every last square inch of this Apply in person: Gil’s Mobile, ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING OWNERS surance consortium have paid in claims. vestigating engineers, was caused mainly d r a f t s m e n -d e s ig n Er . positions on commercial am­ home plan is utilized to the fullest. The roof collapsed under a load of ice by design flaws. RESIDENT Superintendent Route 6, Bolton. bulance. Call 6435199. LEGAL for Manchester area complex. Mechanical background, The front entrance is to activity and snow early the morning of Jan. 18, a Named in the city suit are Fraioli-Blum- Minor plumbing, electrical, layout, assembly and fabrica­ WOMAN TO CLEAN room (or great room), with full NOTICE tion. Drawings for industrial DISHWASHER - Apply in per­ Let CHRIS SYSTEMS Clean Your few hours after 5,000 basketball fans left Yesselman of Norfolk, Va., and Hartford, repair boiler services APARTMENT - 1/2 day. son to: House of (jhung, 363 wall space from front to back, the heat-treating furnaces. Transportation if necessary. the arena. No one was injured. structural engineers; Bethlehem Steel NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION necessary. Good salary plus Broad Street, Manchester. Siding ft Help Bring The Color Back apartment and other benefits. Experience preferred. Good Call 6435246. rear area intended for family CAM POUT The city’s suit does not specify the Corp., fabricators of the space frame AND CLIP & MAIL ttf-oriioY-or Call 2432566, Monday thru ground floor opportunity for TO Ite Original Lusterl Works Great dining. Notice front window seat amount of damages, but Senior Assistant roof; Gilbane Building Co. of Providence, NOTICE TO Friday 35. bright individual in our fast general contractor; and William L. Crow growing company. Excellent On Wood Too. Call For Free and rear terrace or deck access. Corporation Counsel Richard W. Shettle CREDITORS The plan is Number 165A. It in­ said the city calculates its losses at about Construction Co. of New York, construc­ LAPP ELECTRIC HOME HEALTH AIDES to benefits. Call Nancy 2831588 for appointment. Inustronics NAME Eatimate Today $7.5 million. tion manager. SUPPLY, INC. provide personal care to peo­ MAIL TO: cludes 1,172 square feet of heated ple in f jir ■homes. "Preference ' Inc. MUth Windsor, Ct. Both suits cite the firms for breach of Also Gulick-Henderson Testing Notice is hereby given pur­ space. For further information given dose who have com­ u < n ADDRESS OO’-O* contract, negligence and liability for Laboratories Inc., a now-defunct firm suant to Section 33-379 of the GAS STA'nON ATTENDANT write to the address shown below. pleted a State Approved Home OOUMLf CARPOMT ALT. failure of the roof. Neither names Hart­ formerly located in Flushing, N.Y., hired Connecticut General Statutes Health Aide or Nurses Aide experience preferred. Apply c i n 871-0473 ford officials, but lawyers familiar with that LAPP ELECTRIC Program. Training will also Vernon Shell, Route 30, Ver­ PLAN NO. 165 to inspect the roof; Vincent G. Kling and non. (across from Howard SUPPLY, INC., a Connecticut be provided. Must have own P.O. B O X 591 HtXMC tin aa the case say they expect defendants will Associates, as well'as associated firms, Johnson’s). STATE SMOLCCMIPOMT corporation having its prin­ transportation, mileage paid. ManctMiter, Conn. 06040 TCniACf file counteractions against the city to try all of Philadelphia, architects; and Harry 00U9L£ CAMPOMT cipal place of business in Ver­ Good salary and benefits. Call It-M'EIO’-O* 0 • 8T00P to mitigate their liabilities.- J. Danos and Danos and Associates of Manchester Public Health DENTAL ASSISTANT for McDonald’s'* in Manchester has ZIP ___ I Niantic, local architects. non, Connecticut, has been busy Orthodontic Practice. EXAMPLE: A city council investigating committee dissolved by Resolution of its Nursing Association, 647-1481, between 8am and 4:30pm. Must be neat, personable, and PHONE 15 W ords for 6 b ay s put much of the blame for the collapse on Directors and Shareholders, highly motivated. opportunities available during Equal Opportunity, Affir­ 9 fD ROOM which dissolution has become mative Action Einployer. Experienced preferred. Will Only «8.10 ar^Nir-«* effective with its filing of a match any salary for right breakfast (6 or 7-3) and closing □ CHECK e n c lo se d Certificatepf Dissolution with REUABLE PERSON over 18 person, benefits. Send Victim of Accident Dies Resume to Box R, hours (7-close). (Closers must be ACTTVrTY ROOM the Secretary of State’s Of­ for general duties for local FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM IS WORDS fice. Manchester Herald. ~ T M . i grinder shop Flexible hours, 18 years or older.) CAMPOMT experience helpful. Apply in After 20 Years in Coma Ail creditors are warned to SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS 2 3 4 5 MANGNESTER CARPET CENTER INC. St4faSa-(t person between 11am and R’-o'Eii'-or NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - At first, Mr. present their claims to At­ 2pm, 660 Center Street. By telephone from your own As a member of our crew, you will New Horizons designed to help paralyzed home. You choose the hours. 311 Main Street 646-2130 and Mrs. Ernest Smith remembered their hospital patients. torney Ronald Jacobs, 148 1 7 S 9 10 U son’s birthday with gifts they thought Main Street, Manchester, HELP WANTED - CASHIER 2437773^ receive supervisory training, free The program never benefitted his son, Connecticut, counsel for said part time 8am to ^m . Please \ 0 ^ c might spark his interest. MUNSONS CANDY Kitchen 15 1J said the elder Smith, but it brought help to ' ’ in person at Frank’s, 725 meals; pleasant working conditions , » 12 13 14 ' O By W. D. FARMER corporation, on or before is seeking individual to learn But as the years passed, they just others who might have been left alone. February 25th, 1979. ddle Turnpike. FOB EVEIT EVENT , brought shirts and quietly visited. trade as Candy Maker. Must and regular wage Increases. Smith said although his son had All Claims not so presented be neat, have good personal 17 11 it M * This week after 20 years in a semi- sometimes been semi-conscious, his life PART TIME Evenings and Sea Vi For will be barred as provided by weekends. Apply in person: habits and be of sincere comatose state, their son Ernest died. actually ended that April day 20 years ago. said Section 33-379. character. Call for appoint­ Apply in person at McDonald’s'*, • FI------s ------23 24 in ( The FoUoielngi Center Street Mobil, 917 ment, 6434332. He was 17 on April 15,1958, when the car The youth never was able to speak since Center Street, Manchester. You may purchase complete working drawings, Dated at Manchester, 46 W. Center St., Manchester, Ct. or L a w n • he was driving was crushed in a two-car the accident. 30 1 k BanqiMli Connecticut, this 17th day of B------:27 2G 21 ' ExarciM • Moving a Caamplng* I material lists and plans for the above house, Number collision in Granby. The family had b«n called to the August, 1978. NURSES AIDES 311 and 11-7. LOST 1221 Tolland Tpke., North Auto * Convalateanea •apatoUng' I aB abr He had been semi-comatose ever since, hospital three times during the last few U P P ELECTRIC Enjoy working with a skilled .GORDON SETTER CROSS 13------$3 34 39 ^ TOOLS AND EQUIPMSNlUIPMENT 165A — from Larry Farnsworth, P.O. Box 1841, Las a patient at the long-care New Britain and dedicated supporting staff Manchester, Ct. . SI months and told that deaUi could come SUPPLY, INC. at Manchester Manor Nursing Black mnyy hair, whiU chest li i9 ir Memorial Hospital for 19 years after almost any time. Smith said he doesn’t By: stomach. Brown legs k sides of Vegas, Nevada, 89101. Home. Good wages and face. When lost wearing collar 40 - being transferred from other facilities. . Ronald Jacobs, You Deierve A Break Today -1, B------17 u 39 i •4S-24N think it is directly related to his son’s con­ benefits. Please call Doris with Glastonbury license #406. rJ6-fcl6M0HW. During their son’s hospitalization, his Attorney Blain, RN, Director of Reward ISO.OO. Pli’tease call US- An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F______dition, but he has become more interested ISIS. parents helped organize a group called in religion since the accident. 174418 Nurses, 6430129. PACE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., A u r . 31, 1978

BUSINESS & SERVICE Answer 10 Previous Puds P05teTT, LlKfi ______2 C M iin g 1 ^ A MAN MINO'5 fabric D O D u n S W aOlfJOa P k A C fiS . 3 One's aeH D u a n n a □ 4 ActorSparks L t^□ □ □ a O D u n • ONFORTUNATEtYr IT 5 In o o ctsts □ Cl □ □ □ picnie □ D E I n n o I f k U M K Y S 5 V 8 M 5 13 Pricks 6 12. Roman utiaaGi:::; d d u u DIRECTORY 16 Olyiapic 7 City in u D o a a n a u k d id ii TO te To THE bositl (abbrj England D n n Can Teen-Age Boy leFew IPr.) 8 Machine □□□□□□■niiDnciiu SanrfcM Offimtf )1 Swv/CM O t h n d 31 StnIcM Othrud 31 Building Contrnedng 33 18 S n e ll cube 10 Irish d sn □onncinHnnnnne 18 B ig leaguer 11 Generallv TYPING DONE IN MY CARPENTRY - Repairs, Sue His Mother? PrtecIHa’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 New Deal ALUMINUM & VINYL HOME - Promptly and remodeling, additions, gar­ project (abbrj U K e e n d 40 Set up god reasonably. Envelopes, ages, roofing, call David NCN'5 r o o m , t h e DEAR ABBY: I am a 16ysar-old boy. Last hU my father 21 Unitv 17 Actress Gabor ®**»*®^ . Letters, Manuscripts, etc. Patria, 644-1796. promised me a motorcyde UI would complete one year at 22Fu8 23 Wicksdnesa 43 Isivisn SIDING OWNERS Please call 64M995. lA tm ft COOUeK, THE 26 Trued 24 WaR border cogniisnce of ag make Cam'para-Trallera military school. I agreed, and completed the full year, but LEON aESZYNSKI Builder - OflteM-SlorN tor Rant 8B Autoa For Bala Motoreyclaa-BlerclaaCOppEE 54 m a c h i m b ^ . when I asked him for the cyde, he said unless I had the 28 Front ZSSodaldub 38 Small idand 60 The whole FOR CHILD CARE - New homes custom built Uoblla Homaa 88 30 Hawaiian (abbrj 38 Singer amount MANCHESTER - Main Street 1968 CHEVELLE WAGON- TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville agreement in writing- which I don't have - 1 am out of luck. Excellent care, excellent en­ remodeled, additions, rec Now my mother hu made me the same offer. I told her 27 Amusement Frankie____ _ 52 Eridna CHMS SYSTEMS vironment. See lor you sell. rooms, garage, kitchens store for rent. 750 square feet. Automatic, V-8. Needs work, 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot M su n s____ 29 Aircraft part yg q „|„ S 3 Call 646-719. remodeled, bath tile, cement 8200 mothly. Paul W. Dougan, tires, runs good. 8100, or best rack. 81,750. 2864042. Travel Trailer - Stove, she would have to put it in writing, so she did. I reaUy want 31 Mountain near Realtor. 643^535. offer. CaU 6469493. refrigerator, heated. Full tlut motorcyde, A ^ . sndentTrov t 2 3 4 1 • 7 r Clean Your SMIng & Halp Bring the Color Back work. Steps, dormers, re iden- 32D ev(H ebJ HOUSEKEEPER with own tial or commercial.Call 649- 1977 HONDA ODDOSSEY showe, and toilet. Tandem If my mother backs out of the agreement, can I take her to 1 10 11 To Ita Original Luatorl Works Great On Wood, MANCHESTER - RETAIL, 1976 FORD GRAN TORINO BUGGY - All terraine use. wheels. Call 6860383. court and use my sister as a witness? 33 Fiieann part transportation. Wishes to 4291. 37 Eleborais Too. Call For Free Eetimato Today. work 4 hours in your home. storage and/or manufacturing Station Wagon. Under 30,000 8850. ExceUent condition. CaU CADET 12 13 14 miles. Power steering and before 12 noon, 1-342-1784. ■Beat 871-0473 References. 649-4923. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - space. 2,000 square feet to OUTSTANDING MOBIL 41 Ssnw IS 17 Remodeling and Additions. 100,000 square feet. Very brakes. Air. Am/fm stereo DEAB CADET: Only a lawyer can give yea legal advice. 1 1 1 with 4 speakers. Luggage MINI BIKE - Perfect running HOME-In ’Trailer Park. 12x60 (prefix) ARE YOU INTERESTED in a Kitchens and Rec Rooms. % reasonable. Brokers foot, with sliding glass doors, Bat a parent whsI (afls te apheld kL part el a haigala 19 protected. Call Heyman rack. 84,500. 5668542. condition. 850.00. CaU 646- 42 tsn p ray 1 ” 1 1 secretary but don’t have the years experience! For Free 2 b^room s, full oath, com­ bacaass It w an t l a writlag" is eetdag a very poor example 44 Struggle 22 » room, or don’t want a fuil Estimates, call 646-4239. ^ p e rU e s, 1-226-1206. 5561. zT V 1971 TOYOTA WAGON - pletely furnished. With out­ la integrity. A pereea's weed shaaM be as geod as Ida SSOuU 1 time person. I can do the job side aluminum patio awning. routine 21 ’TWO STORES - One is 160 Automatic. Good condition. for you from my home. GENERAL CARPENTRY, Adults only, no pets. For in­ 48 Soap 1 Square feet, one is 400 square 8850. Low mileage, good on Captain Eaair — Crooka ft 31 WE BUY JUNK CARS Statisticai typing with Repairs, Remodeling, formation, call ^-4101. DEAR ABBY; After 14 years of a childless marriage, my ingr^ient feet. Either one could be used gas. CaU 6467204. Campara-Trallara 1 secretarial ana accounting Garages, Additions, fTches, husband and I adopted a beautiful baby girl. (We are white; MCA9EVDU HAONT 47 Pub 32 34 3S ST 39 40 and lata modal wracks. experience. Call 646-3973. Decks, Rec Rooms, for storage. Heat included. Moblla Homaa 65 bevsnge ■ Security required. Rent $85 1964 CHRYSLER 4-door, good 1963 WRIGHT TENT the baby is of mixed blood.) A year later we were blessed NOTIC0. rVB B O X A 41 NEW LOCATION References. Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, JOeTDOt rULDROP 48 Of agreup Formica, Ceramic ’Tile. Call and 81». CaU 649-5073, or 649- running condition, 8350 cash. U n U ’TY TOAILER - 4x6 foot TRAILOR, sleeps 4, fair con­ with our own little son! And the following year, another son. 1 1 1 1834. CaU 6 6 -^ 3 . We love them all, but here’s the problem. IN AT THB tMION HAU 51 Sped down 4S « Palntlng-Papnring 32 Dan Moran 643-2629. - 8165. CaU 4562026. 9 Ash dition. Needs repair. 8200. a ft e r WORKl road A&B AUTO SALVAGE INC. Street, Wlllimantic, Conn. CaU 6461826. My husband's lather, who was against our adopting the 1 1 1 54 School (Fr.) 41 49 SO 91 92 S3 of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR FARRAND REMODELING - 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY HI - little ^ 1 in the first place, goes out of his way to hurt the 65 Eagle's daw Painting - And odd jobs. ’Two Specializing Cabinets and For­ Air, power steering and child. He favors the toys with gifts and treats, and leaves 58 Veritable 54 SB experienced College students. mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, WaniMf to Rant 57 brakes. Good clean conmtion. the little girl standing w ithout-hurt and envious. Behind USED AUTO PARTS 57 MIdweatern IS 17 Please call 56fr^I. Room Additions, Decks, 4 door. Automatic transmis­ NEW 1070 BUICK CENTURY SPECIAL our hacks he refers to the girl as “that illegitimate half- college COUPLE WITH One child h 684-5530 or 646-6223 Repairs. Phone 643-6017. sion. 81500. CaU 5268476, after breed Jeff took to raise." She is a sweet and adorable child, needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 6 p.m. TONY ANNUNZIATA PAINTING - Interior and and much prettier than his own “legitimate” grand­ exterior, paperhanging, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChInway 34 house. Reasonable. 649-f^. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY III - daughters. excellent work References. We don't want to cause trouble, so we make excuses for Free estimates. Fully in­ MODEST APARTMENT - Fully equipped. Air, low BIDWELL Home Improve­ Grandpa's slights, but how can I stand by and say nothing? c m TREE SERVICE - Free BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. sured. Martin Matson, 649- ment Co. Expert installation Sought by mature male. mileage. Exculent condition. estimates, discount senior Fireplaces, concrete. 4431 of aluminum siding gutters Excellent references. Call CaU 6 4 ^ 1 8 , after 5 p.m. When we leave his home I vow I'll never take the children citizens. Company Chimney repairs. No job too and trims. Roofing installa­ Mr. Scott, Extension 427, •••••••••••••#•••#•• there again, but I always weaken and do, hoping hell behave Win at bridge Manchester-owned and small. Save I Call 644-8356 for QUALITY PAINTING and tion and repairs 64!^95, 871- Manchester Hospital, 646- Trueka tor Bala 62 better. What can be done? operated. Call 646-1327. estimates. Paper Having by Willis 2323. 1222, days. BOILING BY THE BAY Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Schultz. Fully insured, 1966 FORD BRONCO - 4 wheel 4 dr. sed., cloth trim, 231 cu. ___ ,VES....LOOK.’ fiilB A D B4M TREE SERVICE. QUALITY CARPENTRY By references. 649-4;1343. SPECIALIZING cleaning and RESPONSIBLE MATURE drive. 8500 as is. CaU 6465561. DEAB BOILING; U t Grandpa knew that yen wM IF'lOJCAN €ET -JUSTCUME10UR EVES FEMALE seeking rent in 2 or In.. V-6 engine, auto trans., AND VISUALIZE THE 0 1 ^ UtCB 1 OF USeiHeCrTY Complete tree care, spraying Harp Construction Additions, repairing chimneys, roof, new pow. steer., deluxe wheel telsrnte ns mere et his cmel eeadncL Deny him the ANv peroRhuenoN THAT, OF DCAAESl A wise moment of thought and removal. Insured and 3 family house, for November 1968 FORD 1/2 TON pick-up M995 AT AU.ON PRINCS OPE5,UEN OONCEN- I roofing, siding, decks and gar­ PAINTING - Interior / roofs. Free estimates. 30 covers, glass radials, wsw 1st. Will I ' up to 8200 with INCL FmiOHT a privUegs el seeing ANY el year chlldrea entfi be agrees te A H T U .- ___ TWtrfeONTHB / TH^- experienced. Senior Citizen ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Exterior. Best Workmanship! years Experience. Howley, FIDO. 8400. Call 64618%. Ures, A M radio. St. 18482. OIAUMPMS. treat u yenr cUUrea eqaaUy. If bn deesnt agree, it wOl be IhlFOWrlOTON J ---- \ W H A T ? Discount. 643-7285. heat. 289-a ! mter 5 p.m. or end to let him ruff and hope Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! 643-5361. for anoUter trick in addition Dan Shea, 646-5424. 643-4274. 1976 FORD 3/4 ’TON PICKUP mSleeel NORTH Sdl MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ to my jack of trumps or to ROOM ADDITIONS, tory service on color and blak ROOFER WILL Install roof, - Power steering, power USEDCAM a 65 Dormers, kitchens, garages, R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - Mfac. for Rant S3 brakes. 29,000 mUesTNew cap. DEIAR ABBY: Everybody says I have a good personality, V Q stop the ruff and sacrifice a and white TV. Stereo, siding or gutters for tow dis­ 1975 and although I am far from beautiful, people tell me I am not trump trick is the question.” rec-rooms, su ^ n d ed ceilings phonograph. A&B Electronic, ’Third Generation. Painting & count price. Call Ken at 647- Can be seen at 21 Ridge 1976 BUICK a 109654 and roofing, 526-8958. Paperhanging Free S’TORAGE AREA ideal for Street, Manchester. 6462149. MERCURY a bad-looking girl. But I am 17 and have never had an honest- « 10 8 7 4 2 Then Hamlet thought fur­ 1160 New Britain Ave., West 1566. CENTURY ther. He knew that Ophelia Hartford, 561-0655. Estimates. Fully Insured. co n tracto rs. About 1,000 C0U9ARXR-7 togoodness date. I mean a date that wasn't fixed up by WEST EAST square feet. Overhead doors, was the best bridge player in LAWN MAINTENANCE. Telephone 646-1959. Landau Top, white somebody. v a A J 3 a 10 4 Reasonable and dependable •••••••••••••••••••••••••• heat, running water, sink, I wear glasses. Could that be my trouble? Please don't all of Denmark. Could she CARPET INSTALLATION - Motoreyelaa-Bleyclaa 64 leather, P.S., P.B., V-8 W J 10 9 6 VAKIS3] hold the 10 of spades? Why college veteran now accepting Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. •••#•••••••••••••••••••••• Haatlng-Plumblng toilet, walk-in door. Central 4 dr. sedan, green, tan suggest contact lenses because I can't stand the thought of 35 locaton. 8150Month. 646-8882. engine, air cond., rally a J83 e Q72 not, decided Hamlet. In any jobs in your area. Cali 289- Steam Cleaning. Free Building Contracting 33 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 vinyl Interior, P.S., 350 stiu in g something right INTO my eye. I don't want to be an « J96 4 53 4535. stimates. Call 649-6^. Ask for John. wheels, rear defogger, V-8, auto., P.B., air event 1 must stop my heart SEWERLINES, sink lines, FX-1200 - 871-2511. old maid. Can you help me? SOUTH ruffs. Back came the three WES ROBBINS carp en t^ cleaned with electric cutters, AM radio. cond., AM radio. FOUR EYES: ST. ROBERT, MO. a KQii?] of spades. Ophelia did pro­ REWEAVING bumsi holes. HOUSEWORK GOT YOU remodeling specialist. Ad­ by professionals. McKinney ONE CAR GARAGE on Zippers, umbrellas repaired. DOWN? General cleaning, Cooper Hill Street. 815 a 1973 HONDA CB. 450. Low The nintBtonas — Hanna Barbara Productiona 4 74 duce the 10 and Elsinore ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ mileage. ExceUent condition. DEAB FOUR: Glsssee rarely Iff ever) have cent a girl her a AK castle resounded with the Window shades, Venetian steam extraction carpet built-ins, bathrooms, pany, 643-5^. month. Call 649-8350. 8650. 6165849. papilsrlty, b«t they ireqaenUy prsvids a geed exenee, AKQ cheers of the kibitzers. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. cleaning, floor waxing & kitchens, 649-3446. 4 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- stripping, window cleaning, which is sadly eaen thrsigh. If yea want U be pepelar, try It was mighty good de­ NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet CHARTER te dsvalep the Und el peroeealHy ether peeple find attrac- Vulnerable: Both 5221. carpet & upholstery sham­ □ AUTOMOTIVE fense for Elsinore or any CUSTOM CARPENTRY - repairs, plugged drains, ths. F s ^ abent yevseU and the faapreeiiea ysa're Dealer: South pooing. Professional/Insured. homes, Additioms, Repairs, kitchen faucet replaced, OFFICE SPACE place of life or fiction. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ Free Estimates. Call Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, repaired, rec rooms, crsstliE, and caaeentrete an meUag the faOew yea’re with West North East South Autoa For Bala 51 FOR RENT OAK BUICK tics, garages, yards claimed, gM that he's aritb yetal 34 DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. 345-2009. bathroom remodeling, heat 81 MAMS ST.. MAMiHEtTB moving, trucking. Loam for modernization, etc. Free ISO square feet, center ofJ Pass 2 NT Pass 34 sale. Lawn service. No job too 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 6 [Mnncbefter. air conditkMiM am (0|MI Em.) 848-4871 Pass 44 Pass Pass EXPERT PAINTING AND TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Estimate gladly given. M & M parking. Call MM561. ^ Getting manladT Whether, yae want a farmsl chareh A North Carolina reader big or small. 568-8522. LANDSCAPING -Specialized, Carpentry and general con­ Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new wedM^ ar a aimpla de-yenr-ewn-thing cereaieay, get Pass radials, (2 snows), excellent Exit 93 Off 1-88 Route 15 wants to know if Theodore Exterior House Painting. tracting. Residential and Abby*! saw beahlet, “Hew te Have a Levely Weddlag." Ughtner, inventor of the COMPLE’TE CARPET & Tile Tree pruning, spraying, condition 2260475 or 2269550. commercial. Whether it be a MANCHESTER PLUMBING SeM 81 end a bag, etamped (28 cental eeU-addreseed Opening lead: v j Ughtner convention, is still installation and rmairs. FVee mowing,weeding. Call 742- small reair job, a custom built & HEATING - Repairs. estimates. Call Pat, at 646- 1968 DODGE POLARA - eavsisps to Abby: I S Laaky Drive, Beverly HMs, CaUf. alive. 7947. home or anything in between, Remodeling. Pumps repaired 8 8 n i The answer is a decided 3745, after 5 p.m. call 646-1379. / replaced. Free estimates. Excellent running condition. 8350. CaU Mike at 6465391. yes. Ted is now 85. He still HAYES AND SONS Tree Electric drain-snaking. 24- plays eicellent rubber ED’S UGHT TOUCKING- At­ Experts - Tree removal, CARPENTRY & Masonry - HOUR SERVICE. 6 4 6 ^ . Bjr Oiwald Jacoby tics and cellars cleaned. TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- bridge at the New York's pruning, land clearing. Fully Additions and remodeling. and Alan Sontag Regency Whist Club a cou­ Reasonable rates. Call 646- insured. Go anywhere. Free Free estimates. Call Anthony PLUM BING - Call Tom meed. Good condition. 81100. f Astrograph j| Hamlet, the melancholy 1943 Jor free estimate. Radial tires. Call 649-8306 Tha Bom Loaar r - Art Sanaom ple of times a week. estimates. 243-87%. Squiticote, 649-0811. Dawkins at 649-7630. Dane, opened his jack of INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.i anytime. hearts against Polonius's four-spade contract. 1969 VW BUG - Very good con­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) (Do you have a question for Bernice Bede Osol Being loo stlif-nscked or un­ The fair Ophelia won the the experts? Write "A sk the dition. 8800. Calf 6461311, ^ci/eaF'maJ69C9Wuis trick with her king and Artlelaa lor Bala 41 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Rooms lor Rant 52 Apartmanta For Rant S3 after 5 p.m. compromising In your altitude Experts." care of this newspa­ limits your opportunities today. cy^QCOPRgaJiAv. promptly shifted to the four per. Individual questions will FREE TO FOOD HOME! Temper justice with mercy. of trumps. Hamlet won with TWO 15” TIRES - With 15” CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM CHARMING 2 bedroom, with 1967 CADILLAC Convertible Oe answered if accompam-d Breeding pair of Rhodesian You’ll broaden your horizons. his ace over declarer's king by stamped, self-addressad mags. Excellent. For Ford. For mature male. Parking. off street parking and tan, with tan top and interior. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) 850. After 4:00 p.m., 643-9078. Ridge Backs, also known as Convenient location. No appliances. Only 8165. (17-29). and paused to soliloquize. envelopes. The most interest­ Africian Lion Dogs. Male, 6 Good running condition You'll only have yourself to kitchen privileges. 830 week­ Rental Assisters, 236-5646, orignal owner. 81250. Call 646 blame It you Insist on carrying "To lead or not to lead a ing questions will be used in years old, 120 lbs. Female 3 llraM iiij this column and will receive BOYS SUIT JACKETS - Size ly. 649-4003. small fee. lOti. another person's burden. trump? That is the question. 16. Excellent condition. 87 & years old, 110 lbs. Both AKC Speak up. Demand he assume For whether 'Us better in the copies of JACOBY MODERN.! 812. Please call 643-9965. Regi tered. Good home is es­ ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN - FURNISHED 3 ROOM Ssptsm bsr 1,1975 his own obligations. sential. Call 289-0000 days, or DUNE BUGGY very good Assess what you have to work PISCES (Fab. 26March 20) Complete Home Privileges. Heated Apartment - 2nd, condiUon 81000. 1978 FORD COMPLETE KITCHEN 646-4444 anytime. Kitchen, parking, washer and floor, 2 family. Adults. No with this coming year and don't Don't demand more ol others Haathcllff — Gaorga Qataljf FIESTA, 83,400. CaU 6465646. lake on any more than you can today than they're capable of Cabinet - Formica Counter dryer, etc. References and pets. Security. References. handle. Be realistic about your handling. It you let them do Top. Double bowl stainless AKC MALE APRICOT security deposit required. Call 643-4860. POODLE, 6-weeks, Parents 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY goals and the returns lor your things in their way, you'll get steel sink and faucet. 643-5600. needs minor work. Good run­ ellorts will be quite ample. more In the long run. If Excellent condition. Best can be seen. 8100. Call 569- EAST HARTFORD - 5 large VIRQO (Aug. 36Sepl. 22) Nine­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) "A 3920. ning condition. 81100. CaU Offer. 5284)812. FURNISHED ROOM FOR rooms, third floor, appliances, Steve at 6462171. ty-nine per cent of the time II Is day's work lor a day's pay" Is WInthrop — Dick Cavalll RENT - Kitchen privileges. available O ctober 1, no the chillenges in lile that oiler Ihe motto you should adopt FREE BEIGE KITTEN - 8 Ihe greatest rewards. II you're Ipday. There'll be no free rides Central location. Free childem, no pets, 8185. 528- DODGE 1969 - 4-door wagon. weeks old, call 633-7917. parking. 14 Arch Street. forced to meet some today, lor you at this time. t 5801. V-8, automatic, power don.'t retreat. Like to lind out H(D1V C O V O U PBOPLB ARE «lARVIN6f NBv^ ASK A BLEEDINK TAG SALES TAURUS (April 26M ay 21) In all ALL WOfiU>y h e a r t HOW HE FREE MALE neutered steering, clean, runs great. more about yoursell? Send for your social contacts today at­ LIKE MV ^ BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - BOLTON - Large 3 room 8375. CaU 6463761, 6 to 9 p.m. your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ tempt to develop a forgiving NEW EH O ea? /V'lDVrSlURE , UKBS> 'tO JR new s h o e s . Beagle Terrier. Good with Gentlemen only. Free apartment. Heat and hot ter by mailing 50 cents lor each children. Has all shots, 2 1/2 altitude. One or several pals A B O U T '■iOUR. SIBV GHOBSJ parking. Kitchen privileges. water. Quiet neighborhood. 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA, and a long, self-addreased, could be having trouble getting P TAG SALE - Moving out of years old. Call after 4 p.m., stamped envelope to Astro- state. Books and paper backs, Security and references No pets. References required. low mileage, 400 engine, call •long with others. 289-2901. required. 643-2693, for ap­ Graph. P.O. Box 469, Radio City GEMINI (May 21-June 29) There 1 odds and ends. 79 Vernon 82% monthly. 643-5983. after 6 pm, 6462273. V pointment. Station. N.Y, 10019. Be sure to are some obligations that need •* Street. Saturday September 2, specify birth sign. to be taken care of at home rain date September 3,10 am- 4-ROOM APARTMENT, 19 1974 VOLKSWAGEN LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) If you • "wHoeAVB'ywtMc locxer ?... rrft tovew /... CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM today. Gel them done so you 3 pm. Lhaatoek 44 Florence Street, 8155., securi­ BEE’TLE - Good condition. withdraw loo deeply today, you can enjoy Ihe long weekend. - for mature gentleman. Call ty deposit. M arrM couple, no ExceUent mileage. New tires. risk permitting depression to CANCER (Junu 21-July 22) Con­ TAG SALE - Childrens and 646-4701 after 6 p.m. pets. 643-4751. 82,100. CaU 6461008. lake over. Plan to gel out ditions are not as heavy or RIDING LESSONS indoor imong your friends. Keep misses clothes, like new, and riding ring, Western stock burdensome as you are leading MAN/WIFE singles or FOUR ROOM APAR’TMENT yourself busy. yoursell to believe today. A miscellaneous. 124 West Mid­ seat, saddle seat, and hunt 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A dle Turnpike, Thursday, retiree. One must have Available September 4th. 95 3l8 c.i. automatic, power little positive thinking can set seat. All levels 228-9817. trlad-and-lrue method is the things right for you. an Friday and Saturday, 12 to 6. license. Meals for errands. Orchard Street, Rockville. steering and brakes, air, tilt best way to handle a lough ...... Artmjes for sale. Call 649-5459. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There's S ecu rity re q u ire d , 8190 wheel. 83850 or best oiler. situation you could find your­ more to life than just the TAG SALE - Bolton, 5 Carter Boata-Accaaaorlaa 45 '' monthly. 649-4003. After 5:30, 6464345. sell In today. In this Instance, material side, so If you allow Short Riba — Frank Hill Street. Saturday, 10 am-4 pm. ______you can't be too conservative. yoursell to dwell on only that, Eaisy M oney! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Glassware, tools, books, toys, 1974 puRY - 16'/j-foot ...... ONE BEDROOM 1967 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - you'll be missing the liner I'M TAKIN6- UP VOUCANTSO JDtSeiC^. -rHBFARTMERI SET OUT DC HeADHIER APARTMENT ’TO SUBLET - 21) Now Is not the time to let things. HLJC many more treasures. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Apartmanta For Rent S3 8200. Body poor. Good running down on an Important goal. No SHE«FR THE CACTUS OF TOWN BY HISH NOON... 8199 monthly. Available im­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPR(SE ASSN I JO^IKIO FOR ...... ----- 1925 55-horsepower outboard ------condition. Call 646-4989 matter how dllllcult the obsta­ /w T h e a l t h - g K ID IS OOVUN’I D TO W N ANNUAL TAG SALE. If you chevy engine. 2 tanks, 82,500. LOOKING for anything in rea! m ediately. Call 643-1767 anytime. cles appear, keep plugging. It y FOR A SHOWDOWN. came last year or the year 59 |,„rse Johnson out- estate rental - apartments, anytime. the TAG SALE way will be worth It. before or the year before, 9 9 ,399 228-0475 or 228- homes, multiple dwellings, no 1975 COMET, 19,800 mUes, ...TMAr 18,, IP YOO UK8 LOCKCTB/' guaranteed you 11 want to 9559 ’ ^ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate radials. excellent condition. Looks easy? It lal And it’s fast becoming the nation’s Barrya World - Jim Barry come this year. We have a ______Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. Homaa lor Rant 82500. Can be seen at 528 West favorite pastime. It's a great way of turning your no- tremendous assortment, 35 HORSE POWER Mercury ______Middle TumpUce. longer-Hioeded Items Into quick cash, so Jump on the Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl ft Stotfal priced to sell. Antiques, fur- outboard. Excellent running M A N C H ESTER MAIN 5-ROOM COUNTRY HOME - baridwsgon and get into the garage sale action. Place a niture, tools, car parts, toys, condition. Best offer. 643-7443. STREET 2 and 3 room apart- Glastonbury. 21/2 acres, bam 1965 OLSMOBILE DELTA 88, suro-flre want ad advertising your sale aqd watch the jewelry, and lots of junk. ------ment, heated, hot water. etc. LocatM near town line. good running condition, 8200. profits roll In. Come see for yourself. Satur- 1972 MERCURY - 4 appliances, no pets, parking, Send resume to P.O. Box 75, CaU 6460255, after 5 p.m. day, Sunday and Monday, 10 horsepower outboard motor, security. 523-7047. Buckland Station, Conn. 06040. J? Very good condition, 8250 ------1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 595 Tolland Turnpike. (irm. After 4 p.m. 646^)442. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT - 8200. Ford 390 Engine. Our Boarding Houas This Funny World ----- — n...... ^ Broad St. 8165. Security Please call 6462722. 15 Wonb for 3 Days is only $4.50 TAG SALE - Mi^ellaneous Producta 47 deposit. No appliances. OMcaa-Btoraa lor Rant FREEZE items. Saturday only ______Married couple. No pets. 1969 OLDS WAfKIN & 1968 And you receive 2 FREE TAG SALE ONE FALSI Septeinber 2, 9 am to 5 pm. 23 goT T I’S FRUIT FARM - Telephone 643-4751. MANCHESTER CENTRAL MERCURY MONTEGO MOVE ANP Floradale Drive, East Hart- Apples, Peaches (canning r, t------location 2 car garage, ideal CONVER’HBILE. Must seU! Posters when you stop into The HerNId to X9ULLBE In™- andeating) Pears, Plums. 260 44x10 FOOT MOBLE home. In for tradesmen or small con­ Best offer. CaU 6466940. A ------r; Bush Hu! Road, Manchester. Bo Hon. Wrking single person tractor. Heated, business place your ad. p e r m a n e n t TAG SALE - Furniture, old •••••••••••••••••••••••••• only. No pets, nimals or zone. T.J. Crockett Realtor. 1973 MEQCURY MARQUIS - RESIPENT records, toys, etc. 165 Burke Antlauaa 45 children. Call 643-2880. 643-1577, Full power. ExceUent condi­ Street, East Hartford. Friday ______tio n . 82900. 1971 VW and Saturday from 9 to 5. WANTED, Antique furniture, ^ bedroom, MANCHESTER STORE for back, 80 Dollar Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 !ler. CaU 649-3572...... « S jp V 5??;on?y"8f « " li^ r i) square feet. 643-5681. D on’t Forgot Our Saver ------Harrison, 643-8709. Assisters, 236-5646, Available July 1st. - DODGE DART 1972 DOG-CAT boarding bathing / ...... small fee. SWINGER, 2-door hard top grooming. Obedience, protec- ______— :------:------ROCKVILLE 39 foot all power, real good all a circulation of 53,000 delivered every Sunday morning tion classes. Complete D RENTALS ALL BILLS PAID - 1 store on busy street. Large around, 81195. 6463()M. only $2.00 for 15 words when run in The Herald also. modern facilities. Canine bedroom, near bus line. d isp la y w indow s. 8125 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon I* * "* * !’***” *...... 1* Available now. Just 8120. (17- monthly. Lease required. Lee 1965 VW BUG. (jood running Road, Manchester. For reser- nent 52 30) Rental Assisters, 236-5^, & Lament Realty, 875^690. condition. Some rust. CaU 646 yations please call 646-5971. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - ______8052. 8400. MANCHESTER, Main Street. I'OODLES - Guaranteed tiny P 'f'!’ House Women. Central- NO LEASE - Spacious 5 rooms Modem offices available 400, 1973 OLDS CUTLASS - 2 Door. toy puppies and stud services 'Y lo c a te d . D ow ntow n with porch and appliances, 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat Good gas mileage. A great at fair prices. 1-423-8789. M a n c h e s te r. K itc h e n Only 8165. (17-17). Rental and air condition included. "Back TO School Car.” Only ------^— privilegs. Call 649-2358. Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. 646-2469 or 646-2755. 81980. Call 6462094, or 289- B E A U T IFU L S ilv e r ------4735. miniature male Poodle pup- A’TTRACTIVE SLEEPING HEAT PAID - Cozy one STORE FOR RENT - With 2 pies. AKC registered Putten- ROOM - Priv a te e n try , bedroom. Has appliances. A bay garage, near parkade. 188 cove breeding. 228-9297 / 423- Shower bath. Free parking, steel at 8160. (18-25). Rental W. Middle Tumplxe. Call 646 6252. Apply 195 Spruce Street. Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. 6802. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 31, 1978

Al-Anon famiiy groups Aiateen for the 12- to 20- Jehovah’s Witnesses will group of Alcoholics About Town wilt meet tonight at 8 at the year-oid children of have a theocratic school Anonymous (AA) will meet OVER 8 MILUON Pathfinders Ciub, 102 Nor­ problem drinkers at 8 at and service meeting tonight at 8:30 at Faith PRESCRIPTIONS Teachers of Church Lutheran Church, Silver School Grades 3 through 6 The board of trustees of man St., and Friday at 10 the Pathfinders Club. The tonight at 7:30 at the SaMy CompoumM South United Methodist a.m. at South United family groups are open to Whiton Memorial Library Lane, East Hartford. AA at Center Congregational The wingi of ■ imill hum­ ARTHUR DRUG Church will meet tonight at Church wiil meet tonight at Methodist Church campus. those affected by someone auditorium, 100 N. Main St. contact is available 24 The beginners group will hours daily by calling 646- mingbird can beat lavanty. 7; 30 in the Robbins Room 7:30 at ,the church. with a drinking problem. a meet tonight at 7:30. and timat in lacond. of the church. The “I Am Responsible” 2355. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND^SUNDAY!

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