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Only One Suspect in Hart Murder

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I' I- Lack of response may force program's demise COVENTRY — The town's first comprehensive at the Social Services Department during regular office program. Busing will be provided to the park. Milk and juice will be summer recreation and education program for children hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today and Friday. An extra One-week registrations will be accepted, Cayer said, supplied, but children must bring their own lunches. may have to be canceled if more children aren't signed signup session is scheduled Friday from 6 to 8 p.m at the but more full-session signups are preferred. Time pay­ T he program staff is headedJ^-Brian Crudden, a up by Friday night. Town Hall. __ '' ment of the fee is possible. physical education teacher a n d ^ a c h in the Windham David Cayer, social services director, said the am­ The financial situation of the program is precarious, The summer program will operate at Patriots Park, school system. He will be assist^ by an assistant direc­ Inside today bitious program needs at least 65 participants to operate Cayer said. Three thousand doilars was borrowed from the fofmer Salvation Army camp which includes a large tor, a waterfront director, three art instructors and 10 the July 7-to-29 session, and only 51 were registered by the First Congregational Church to start the program, waterfront area, fields, a basketball court and counselors. Thursday. and it must be paid back by fees. indoor facilities on 80 acres on Coventry Lake. The pro j^t is sporikored by the Windham Regional Even an enrollment of 65 would place the program in Each 17-day session (the second is scheduled for July 31 Camp activities will include sports, games, art and Community Council, as well ah the town's Social Services jeopardy, Cayer said, because 80 children are needed in to Aug. 22) costs $68 per child. Cayer emphasized that craft instruction, outdoor education, swimming instruc­ Summer dining the pro^am for it to break even. Department and the First Congregational Church. For in­ this fee represents a cost of just $4 a day for the complete tion, field trips, music and more. The Monday-through- formation, call Cayer at 742-5324 or the WRCC at 423-4534. Youths aged 6 to 12 may be registered for the program Fridav orovram runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. special section Only one suspect in Hart murder

GLASTONBL'RY - Glastonbury Robert. The boy had apparently been These things take time," Coffman Police Chief Francis Hoffman said- over by a motor vehicle. said. Thursday afternoon there is no in­ State's Attorney John M. Bailey Hoffman said any information 2 dication there is another suspect in said this morning no new charges about the case cannot be released the June 18 slaying of Elizabeth Hart, have been brought in connection with because it has been sealed in the 29. the baby's death. warrant\to arrest Gates. Police arrested Larry Neal Gates, Hoffman said the investigation is 19, a neighbor of Mrs. Hart in connec­ continuing and the command post on indicate that tests were tion with the murder Wednesday New London Turnpike is still being conducted on a handgun taken from afternoon, Gates is being held on used as the investigation base. the suspect's home at 787 Residents of Spencer Village, a housing $100,000 bond. "Whether there is another suspect Manchester Road Sunday. Village is at Pascal Lane off Spencer St. east The day before Mrs. Hart was has been neither proved nor dis­ Published reports indicate the development for the elderly, prepare items of the K-Mart shopping plaza. In the killed, her 14-month-old baby, proved,” Hoffman said late handgun seized by police is of small for their first fund-raising craft fair and bake foreground from left are William Stone, 7 Thomas, was found dead in the Thursday afternoon. caliber and tests were going on to sale July 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The sale presdeint of the Spencer Village Social Club, driveway at their home at 774 "Lab tests are still being done and determine if it was the weapon used cooincides with open house at the develop­ Carinna Cavano, and Dorores Phelps. Manchester Road by her husband certain comparisons are being made. to kill Mrs. Hart. ment which opened in August 1978. Spencer (Herald photo by Pinto) ... Linden center gets new hearing W n enjoying our uacation MANCHESTER- Following a Departments, and the Manchester Penny commented he didn't know made, was not establishing a court appeal of a Zoning Board of Area Conference of Churches, and if the board would reconsider its dangerous precedent. He noted once Appeals decision to allow two local MARCH Inc., a social service group decision, but felt that there should be before a board conducted a second ' service groups to use the old Senior to the building. another public hearing on the matter. public hearing after the vote was Citizens Center on Linden Street, the After a public hearing the ZBA taken. This was a board decision in­ Board of Directors wilt conduct later granted the two groups a He noted that allowing the hearing, volving a detention basin in a sub­ another public hearing on the variance to use the building, which is after a decision has already been division. building. in a residential zone. The public hearing, scheduled for The area residents, however, filed the board's next meeting, was placed an appeal of the decision in Hartford on the agenda at the suggestion of Superior Court, forcing the two Condemned killer Mayor Stephen Penhy at this month's groups to postpone their plans to meeting. move into the Linden Street center. Penny said that the area residents The board's hearing will give the fighting for life TMIK YOU. Um£ MSI do not believe that they have residents another opportunity to adequately expressed their opinions express their opposition to the plan. J change his mind again. An appeal of on the building's use, although con­ Penny hopes that the hearing will ATLANTA (UPI) — Condemned O’Kelley’s ruling was filed today sideration of it was on the agenda for also answer many questions and killer Jack Potts, his mind made up Kt to fight for his life, turned to another with the U.S. SUi Circuit Court of some time. fears the residents have about the Appeals in New Orleans. There According to Penny, nothing in the two groups, after MACC represen­ federal judge today in his effort to Arriving home stay out of the electric chair next wasmo Indication when a decision Town Charter precludes a reversal of tatives give their presentation. might be handed down, a decision of this type, and that un­ t - Several outreach programs, and A ruling was due today in Macon, President Jimmy Carter, left, talks to Vice President der, Robert's Rules of Order, the - adjustment programs such as U.S. District Judge William' You helped moke it happen . . . 100 miles south of Atlanta, from Walter Mondale, right, and National Security Advisor Zbignew board can reconsider ^ vote. helping ex-offenders readjust to the O'Kelley ruled late Thursday that you end your many readers! federal Judge Wilbbur Owens on a Brzezinski, center, after arriving back in the U.S. following a The board decided last spring to community are planned for the Potts, who told him 16 days ago he You relayed our advertising move the Human Service building. wanted to “die in peace," cannot similar appeal, lodged on Potts’ / week-long trip to Europe. (DPI photo) behalf by other death row inmates. message to the very people Attorney Joe Nursey, who said who wanted what we had /i Potts' prison-found religion “won’t lll Those items // allow him to self-destruct," Carter claims U.S. Europe united promised to appeal O’Kelley’s ruling Z 0 longer needed were ^ to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of new and useful to their ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Happy to Appeal in New Orleans today and, if America - the greatest nation by far significance unless it is permanent have "got to make a decision to cut be home from his rigorous summit more inflation, but also is damaging that fails, take the case to the purchasers. So you really on earth." and is rapidly followed up by a step- their tosses. Then It's time to talk travels. President Carter says to underdeveloped countries, and Supreme Court. In brief remarks on the tarmac by-step withdrawal of the Soviet about details." helped two families . . . despite some differences he found a ‘‘oil politics” is changing Potts is scheduled to be elec­ before flying to Camp David for a While Afghanistan was a recurring we used the extra cash "remarkable degree of unity" and forces,"I, he said. relationships between nations. trocuted Tuesday for the kidnap and long weekend, he repeated warnings theme with Carter, he said that “the harmony among European leaders on concerning Afghanistan that became “We've had a very long, successful murder of auto mechanic Michael you brought to us on our Carter made no mention of the one word that permeated alt his and very productive trip,” he said, all major problems. the focal point of his talks with allied Priest. If the sentence is carried out, “transitional arrangement" he has meetings" with foreign leaders was recalling his extensive conversations fantastic summer vacation . . . The tir^-looking president was leaders in stops in Italy, Yugoslavia, he would be the first man executed in offered the Soviets in which a “oil." with heads of state and leaders of op­ the state since 1964 and the fourth in and we know someone else met by Vice President Walter Mon­ Spain and Portugal. neutral, non-aligned Afghanistan position parties. the nation to be put to death since is enjoying the possessions dale at Andrews Air Force on his would be established if Ue Soviet “The smell of foreign oil has a return Thursday evening from an He said they agreed the holding of executions were resumed in 1977. we sold. That's a pretty "This major threat, we all agree, Union pulls out its troops. profound impact on all our nations," hostages, as in Iran, is “unaccep­ The request filed in Macon on el^t-day, four-nation allied fence- must be resolved by the withdrawal In a response by Tass, the Russians he said. “Obviously our own over­ happy solution for mending swing. table” and violates “every principle behalf of all death row inmates con- of all Soviet troops - total said the proposal is “purposefully dependence on foreign oil takes away of international law and human tends the execution is un­ both families and we “ The best thing about the trip is withdrawal," he said. vague." from our basic security...." coming home," he said. "We re glad decency.” constitutional because conditions at appreciate the important ^ "The recent token withdrawal has White House officials do not deny The price of oil, he said, not only is “All the nations have committed the Jackson Diagnostic and to be back in the United States of relatively little strategic that, but they maintain the Soviets crippling the United States by fueling role you played. ^ themselves that they will do Classification Center, where the everything in the world they could” electric chair, Potts and other death to secure freedom for the American row inmates are housed, represent P.S. We'll be reading S. €ox warns against campaign styles hostages in Iran. "cruel and unusual punishment." and using you again when In a rundown on talks in the various In Washington, the Justice Depart­ y Uniled Press International spend only the $29.4 mlllipn he will countries visited. Carter expressed ment announced an investigation into vacation time is over! candidate John Anderson should be Carter following the Soviet invasion ' Former Watergate prosecutor receive in federal funds. Independent included in any debate with Reagan of Afghanistan, was condemned America’s “deep commitment to the claims of “horrendous conditions” Archibald Cox says the blgmoney groups are allowed to spend money and President Carter. Thursday by Anderson as the integrity and the unity and security suffered by the state’s 84 death row of that country which is making good inmates at Jackson and the Georgia groups behind Ronald Reagan on a candidate's behalf as long as the Earlier in the day, Cox was named “preclude to a peacetime draft." progress" in the aftermath of the State Prison at Reidsville in violation threaten to destroy confidence in expenditures are not directed by the by the League of Women Voters as CBS News reported Ronald death of Yugoslavian President Tito. of their civil rights. public campaign financing and bring candidate’s campaign. one of more than two dozen people Regan's staff asked Sen. Richard “The new government seems to be Citing those poor conditions, Potts’ the nation back to pre-Watergate “The vast independent expen­ who will decide who should be in­ Lugar, R-Ind., Sen. Howard Baker, strong and firm and in control,” he attorneys sought to convince style tactics and influence. ditures... would seriously distort the cluded in presidential debates. R-Tenn., and former Treasury Cox, now president of the citizens’ said. O'Kelley that the condemned killer 2 plan for public financing of presiden­ Meanwhile, Carter arrived home Secretary William Simon for tax and watchdog group Common Cause, tial elections and destroy the public Thursday night from his four-nation medical records. All three men have He also praised the “superb job” could not make up his mind whether Thursday night said his group is also confidence that the system has European trip, and headed for Camp been mentioned ds possible vice Italy did in preparing for the Venice to live or die. considering filing suit to prevent ef­ created,” Cox told the Ethical David where he was expected to presidential choices for Reagan. summit. In visits to Spain and Por­ But O'Kelley did not address the tugal, Carter stressed his admiration forts by some prominent Cultural Society in New York. spend a long weekend. Richard V. Allen, Reagan's conditions at the prison in his eight- for their “rapid change into true page decision, ruling instead on the Republicans to spend $35 million to “They also threaten a return to the Waiting on Carter’s desk will be national security coordinator, said, if democratic governments" from broader issue of whether Potts had $55 million on Reagan's behalf during old Watergate tactics and Influence legislation to implement draft elected, Reagan is likely to boost previous dictatorships. the right to appeal at all. the general, election campaign. of money in elections." registration for about 4 million 19- military spending and would even Under current campaign finance In hig« speech, Cox also said he and 20-year-old men. “accept an unbalanced budget to rec­ laws, Reagan’s forces are allowed to believed independent presidential The registration, called for by tify defense." 7 In Sacramento, Calif., sources in the Reagan campaign told UPI William Timmons, a former aide to i Heat wave' continues in South Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, will United Presa International forest fire over as many as 5,000 on his utility bill by not turning be appointed to run Reagan's political operations during the V ^ Clyde Mlllican ignored the record acres in the White River National on the air conditioner. The weather * In sports general election campaign. heat wave searing Texas and kept his Forest. The blaze was first spotted in Authorities said he died of heat a 500-acre area in the northwestern Vice President Walter Mondale, in Partly cloudy today with a Boston Celtics eye HartfOra as^ air conditioner switched off, intent stroke. chance, of thumlentorms until mid possible temporary home. Spring Colorado forest but quickly spread In Fort Worth, a man working out­ an interview published today by the on saving energy and whatever he because of the dry winds. Washington Post, said Sen. Edward or late afternoon, Gusty winds ac­ rivals ready to resume “feud” side on his house Tuesday was over­ could of his $300-a-month Social Kennedy’s support is fading and his companying some of the sti^a. Saturday in New England Relays. Security Income. Thundershowers spread over the come by heat and was rushed to a challenge to the Democratic plat­ Fair and cooler tonight with low Rain plagues Wimbleihn) tnuds The 78-year-old retiree died of heat South and dotted scattered sections hospital, his body temperature at 106 form could cause bitter division at temperaturmi in the 50s. Satorday, toumament. Page $1. stroke - one of two victims of a killing of the Northwest. Heavy degrees. He died of heat exhaustion. thunderstorms and high winds the convention: fair becoming cloudy. Details on heat wave that has set records across Medical examiners in each case Page a, f I Texas for three days and brought El buffeted portions of New York state, ruled Thursday the heat had been the .Mondale said Kennedy’s forces will Inside today Heralti Paso a record 17 straight days of 100- uprooting trees and knocking down cause of death. try to make the convention appear to power lines in Orleans and Genesee The temperatures in Dallas-Fort be “a boss-run” event by claiming Classified...... *.. 'I?. .^1W8 # CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING degree plus weather. counties. Comics Worth 113 Thursday - the hottest Carter delegates don't want him but Clear policy The National Weather Service said The Texas heat was blamed for two are forced to accept him. 'Editorial .,. today there is no relief in sight for day in history, In the Dallas suburb A special committee in- deaths in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. of Garland, the heat felled the power “The Kennedy people know it’s Texas. And dry weather persisted in over... (but) they want to be loyal to vestigatiiRj^accusdtlons against i; f the Northern Plains, gripped by a. Millican was found unconscious In system several times Thursday. Peopletalk...... his Dallas home Tuesday - when the Ted.” He said many Kennedy Melvin Siebold. Manchester ^ r t s ...... '..a-iil ^ drought that has wiUiered crops and For 17 consecutive days it has been recreation diiector, has provided Call 643-2711 rangelands and Inflicted millions of temperature hit 108. . The medical more than 100 degrees in El Paso in delegates "are privately telling us Television .....;.,.;.. .s»v.. 18 examiner said he was' found un­ far West Texas. they will be with us after the conven­ the community a aervioe by qiearty Update ..!.(•...... (.2 dollars in damage. outlining ptdimes which-had hem W e a t h e r ...... g Hot, dry weather and high winds conscious with just a table fan to stir Water shortages were reported in tion, and they want to resolve our the air. Relatives said he was on a previously imlelear Page 4. combined in Colorado to spread a much of the state. i differences and get on with the main Weekend...... vj...... 14 fixed income and was attempting to campaign." ^ I 7

S -t . t I r -T .'-r 'T t, t f I *■ .A. -.It-- » ■ a , 4 V ■.« 4 r .:.!•/ I 2 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., June 27. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Fri., June 27. isiw— 3 Mpdote. Drug Advisory Council not sure about its fixture The council in recent years has been plagued by lack of Before determining wikt agency should direct No time was set for the services council report to be With appropriate fanfare, a dynamite blast today will Farrell said. ‘"The existence of gold particles in such ore $3,500 in legal fees.” By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA attendance. Officials suggested that this too indicates a Crossroads, officials discussed whether the drug problem readied, but the DAC voted to have acting Crossroads Home sales predicted signal the beginning of work on Freeport Golo Co.’s has been known for a long time. The problem had always Gemeiner produced a bill of sale and said, “It’s yours.” Herald Reporter need for an outside agency to determine what course the in Manchester was still severe enough to warrant a Director Elizabeth Peterson continue to serve in that Jerritt Canyon mine, 50 miles north of Elko. been separating the gold from the rock in an economical So today they’ll roll in a 400-pound, Victorian,lO^rawer n aitliinfiiun — Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chair­ MANCHESTER — TTie Drug Advisory Council voted at future should take. counseling center. capacity until the report is completed. Freeport FTesident .loe Farrell said the project will manner. mahogany butler’s desk with a marble top and carved man Jay Janis said Thursday an influx of money to its meeting Thursday to ask the Community Services The meeting was held because Steve O’Donnell, direc­ Judge of Probate Willianr Fitzgerald, Superintendent produce about 200,000 ^ y ounces of gold each year, Egyptian-style heads at its front comers. It is haid to savings and loan institutions before long should be Council to form a task force on the future of the DAC tor of Crossroads, is resigning, and because the DAC has of Schools James Kennedy and General Manager Robert followed by an upturn in mortgage and housing activity. almost doubling Nevada’s current gold output and Desk pays dividends have been made in South Carolina by a Frenchman in organization. entered a period in its 16year existence where officials Weiss all forcefully arg u ^ the drug problem still exists, n aiihiiigtun — Senate Democrats Thursday killed a boosting the state above South Dakota as the top gold- 1815. feel an evaluation of the future is necessary. and they expressed fears that it would spread if the producing state. DAC ofHcials, who include bank presidents, doctors, Meal for warm woothor, lliooo Republican attempt to pass Ronald Reagan’s $22 billion NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Charlie Lomatra and the an­ town officials and educators, decided they are too close Crossroads is a drug and alcohol counseling center that counseling center was allowed to be phased out of Exploration has shown the presence of about 2 million tax cut proposal, but said they will offer by Sept. 3 a tique desk he bought for a song at a tag sale a year ago \oiffUhors flee nuke venting to the different jigencies that have an influence on drug was formed after/the DAC was organized. Today’s existence. ounces of the precious metal. With gold fluctuating were to be reunited today. It could be worth more than ® •' ® wonderful pods . "responsible" tax cut of at least $20 billion for 1981. controls. Thus, the DAC members decided that an objec­ meeting was an attempt to see if Crossroads, the child of Having determined the need for the Crossroads agency, Deiroii - American Motors Corp. announced Thursday between $500 and $600 an ounce, the mine would represent $50,000, if his friend Irving is right. the DAC officials discussed who would be its executive In nylon, ooHon and «rtiNa tarry HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - Saundra Rineer is taking tive group would be better able to decide the council’s the parent DAC, needs to become an independent agency, it will reduce its white-collar staff by about 700 a 20 percent increase in domestic gold output and reduce “After all this aggravation, I just plan to sit and look at future. or needs to be adopted bv a different parent agency. body. employees, or 10 percent, with summer layoffs, U.S. dependence on foreign sources. , that baby for awhile,” Lomatra said ‘Thursday after his her family to a hunting cabin in remote Clinton County- O’Donnell suggested the DAC should continue, but in­ retirements and attrition. "This mine has the potential of reducing the’'U.S. lawyer, Howard Gemeiner, arrived at his shop, “Charles’ upstate this weekend. clude more community residents than the “powerbrokers from Iteiruii — Indefinite layoffs for autoworkers reached negative balance of payments by $100 million a year," Treasure,” with a sheaf of legal papers for his client to Patricia Street’s two children are going to grand­ that now make up the board. “The powerbrokers helped 24S.650 this week, up from last week’s 239.050. Temporary Farrell said. sign. mother’s house on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Aiidrea in the formative stages of the DAC’s existence. Now the The mine is the result of scientific prospecting “ We’re releasing them. ‘They’re releasing us,” Hand, who is pregnant, and her son and daughter are Claim of ‘snafu’ disputed layoffs will bring recession-related layoffs next week to time has come for it to be rethought.” going to Groton, Conn. 278.650. a slight increase from last week. techniques and recovery methods undreamed of a cen­ Gemeiner said. He then read from an agreement saying “ I’ll have to mail out an Weiss commented the Crossroads agency, when it was These and apparently hundreds of other local citizens - By KEVIN FOLEY figures and warning him ‘"The Federal Register is tury ago when mining camps dotted the Nevada all parties understand “this release is a compromise of addendum now to the eight formed, was to be funded partly through town money and maybe more - plan to flee this weekend when Herad Reporter not to open bids. very unpredictable,” Picks landscape. Then, the ‘‘good rock” was visible to the doubtful and disputed claim, and that nothing herein is to or nine bidders and anyone partly through contributions. He said since the beginning, Largest gold mine Metropolitan Edison Co. starts venting 57,000 curies of Picks added that new remarked, “and the labor naked eye. In recent years, Nevada’s big mines have be construed as an admission of liability...” MANCHESTER - who picked up a bid,” he the town has picked up all the funding, usurping the need Ullfe radioactive krypton gas from its crippled Three Mile rates would be rates change all the time.” ELKO. Nev. (UPI) —.Once prospectors and their mules reaped millions from dirt that showed gold only beneath a As Lomatra was about to sign, the lawyer asked if it Saying delays in notifying added. “But they realize it for the DAC to be active and develop funding. Island nuclear plant. ' ' fortl)coming “in a couple “I was corrected yester­ iWnf" passed it over as worthiess land, but $21 million and new microscope. was his “free, act and deed,” and Lomatra said his municipalities of wage rate wasn’t our fault, the state’s DAC Chairman William Johnson, president of the ‘"They are not kooks. ‘They are just extremMy con­ jof weeks” and added there day^’’ Pass said this mor­ the akode if m J t i M m technology have uncovered what developers say will "Mining the carbonaceous ore in Jerritt Canyon would signature was indeed voluntary. At the same time, it changes are normal, fault or even the federal Savings Bank of Manchester, will contact the Manchester cerned,” said Kevin Malloy, Civil Defense director for was nothing unusual in ning'. “It sounds like a ' downtown ouncklltsr M become the country’s biggest gold mine. not hdve- been feasible using conventional methods,” wasn’t exactly free, Lomatra told a visitor. “It’s cost me Richard Picks of the state government’s fault. It’s an Community Service Council to ask this group to develop Dauphin County. Wednesday’s miscue with matter of communication Labor Department problems. unusual situation.” some alternatives and direction. Wednesday refuted a town Manchester. Peopletalk official’s claim that a Plainsmen pray for rain “snafu” at the federal level resulted in a delay of bid openings here Beyond the grave ranchers and dairymen will be worse in tne '3Us - because of the dust Wednesday morning. allowed to graze cattle and cut hay in Los Angeles divorce ace Marvin Mitchelson says Unuted Press International storms -'but that he’s worried about Repair bids for the Oldsmobile proudly announces not even the grave can stand between the late the “cumulative impact” of the state fish and wildlife areas. sewage treatment digester V. " -7 Some old-time dryland farmers current drought because “droughts Farmers and ranchers in northeast * A \ A in i Darryl Zanuck and a “Marvin-type pallmony suit’! lid which fell back into on behalf of former actress Genevieve Gilles who and ranchers say the drought eating are cyclical.” Wyoming, have been forced to cut place in early May were claims she was the movie moguPs “constant com­ '^way, at the Northern Plains is the Some old-timers say the present wheat for hay and sell their yearling not opened by the town’s worst since the 1930s. Othhrs say it’s drought is worse than the great cattle because of a severe f e ^ shor­ Xboater Hartford’s newest Olds dealerl panion” for seven years. General Service Ad­ Mitchelson filed a $15 million suit in New York worse. drought of the ‘30s - that there is less tage. ministrator, Maurice Pass, Minnie Williams, executive direc­ ’Thursday against Zanuck’s estate - says Zanuck Watering holes are dry. Only a few moisture. because, as he put it, in­ tor of the USDA’s Stabilization and na^ed Miss Gilles in six wills as recipient of 45 per­ spears of grass poke up from the Northeastern Montana has been correct wage rates were scorched ranges. Wheat and Conservation Service office in Sun­ EZ3* cent of his worth before he died. But she was cut out extremely dry for the past three received from the state. U^tWlATHtH fOTOCAIT 9 sunflowers wither in the sun. dance, Wyo., said wheat - normally a ' . Bob Riley Oldsmobile of No. 7 - the “undue influence,” says Mitchelson, of years. Subsoil mosture helped He said the problem For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/28/80. Fridaynight will Zanuck’s son, Richard. Crop losses could reach the hun­ farmers bring in a crop last year but cash crop - is being turned into hay developed when federal find shower activity in the vicinity of the Great Lakes and , At a press conference announcing the suit, dreds of millions of dollars. it has been exhausted. this year. labor officials failed to across parts of Florida. Elsewhere, generally fair Mitchelson said the estate should include 300,(XX) Ranchers and. dairymen are Officials in some areas of Montana “The hay situation is real serious,” make new wage rates weather is expected with drier air schooled to push shares of 20th Century-Fox stock taken by young feeding hay to stock that should be predict a “zero” crop yield. she said. “Hardly anyone is getting public, resulting in vendors across the Northeast. > Zanuck. Said Miss Gilles, “Right now, the figure is munching summer grass. Hay is North Dakota, which produces 80 half a stand. Some ranchers aren’t basing their bids on in­ $46 a share.” scarce and expensive - $80 to $100 a percent of the world’s durum wheat - even getting any ^ e s to hay. Some correct wages for of the irrigators M, but nothing like ton in hard-hit areas. And the drought used in pasta - reports more than half tradesmen. they had in other years. Weather forecast has cut into hay production. the crop could be lost. Prices are up However, Picks said the “A lot of the pastures don’t have Some ranchers are selling off their $1 in jthe past week. Durum wheat Federal Register, where any water. ‘The springs have gone Becoming partly cloudy today with chance of a few Checkmate stock and others are cutting deals was going for $1.80 a bushel two those wage figures are thunderstorms til mid or late afternoon. Strong gusty and sending cattle to farmers in years ago. Today it’s at $6.90 and dry.” drawn from by the state, winds may accompany some of the thunderstorms. High other states where pastures are still climbing. Fifteen counties in northwestern listed increased wage rates Mark Owens was stunned to find himself collared Minnesota have been declared dis­ temperatures in the mid 80s or about 29 C. Fair and green. But officials said pasta makers will immediately after the old by steely eyed Monaco police, but he was even more aster areas because of the lack of cooler tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Saturday fair stunned at the charge. Eastern Montana is hardest hit. mix the durum with other wheat to rates were sent to followed by increasing cloudiness. Highs in the 70s. But conditions are nearly as bad in keep prices down rather than pass rainfall. Manchester June 3 which Owens is no spy. He’s lead trombonist for the 30- “The losses are staggering,” said Probability of precipitation 40 percent today and 10 per­ piece “Monte Ciarlo Show” orchestra. parts of North Dakota and drought the cost on to consumers. were drawn from the May state Agriculture Commissioner cent tonight and Saturday. Southwesterly winds 15 to 20 Entertainment, not espionage, broughtjiim to the conditions persist in parts of South North Dakota sunflower crops also 30 register. Mark Seetin. “ I think this has gone mph today may be strong and gusty near thunderstorms casino capital to tape the variety series for fall Dakota, Minnesota and Wyoming. were heaVily damaged and ranchers “On June 3 we gave them I OOB RILEY shifting to northwesterly by late afternoon and continuing release. “It’s as tough a Situation as I’ve and dairy farmers are having a hard beyond the critical situation.” the most up to date wage tonight. Variable winds around 10 mph Saturday Then why, the cops wanted to know, was he sen­ seen, certainly since 1961 and maybe time finding provender for their cat­ What do farmers do in times like rates we had,” Picks becoming southeasterly in the afternoon. ding coded cableoams back to Los Angeles? And to back to the 1930s,” said Montana Lt. tle. this?. explained. “We later “Pray for rain," said Abe prove they had him, they showed him one. It said Gov. Ted Schwinden, who owns a A state spokesman said the state learned that new rates had Extended outlook farm near Wolf Point, Mont., and has implemented a hot line to im'orm Frlsinger, who has been farming been negotiated by the “R-KB4xp.” Sinister, they said. Incriminating. A near Richey, Mont., since 1948. BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England relieved Owens was quick to translate. The leases it to a tenant. ranchers where hay is available and federal government but not S “There isn’t much else you can do.” Sunday through ’Diesday; message said, “Move my rook to King’s Bishop 4 Schwinden said conditions were plans to hold a lottery in which some posted in the register.” Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Chance of rain Sunday fair Mon­ and take your pawn.” ’IJfombone isn’t all he plays. Pass said he received an day and Tuesday. Overnight lows generally in the 50s and He also plays long-distance chess. “emergency” phone call daytime highs in the 70s to low 80s. from state labor officials >'ermont; Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Sun­ Sibley vows vindication Tuesday afternoon telling day. Partial clearing Monday with a chance of a few him about the incorrect showers. Partly cloudy ’Tuesday. Highs in the upper 60s The gladiators HARTFORD (UPI) - Suspended ticularly of every chief of police.” toxicated or abusive when Winsted and lower 70s Sunday. Rising to the low 80s ’Tuesday. East Windsor Police Chief Gerald Instead of probation, the judge set Police found him in February 1979. Lows in the 50s. ’The competition next week in McMinnville, a conditional discharge period of one The false statement charge against ■Tenn., isn’t exactly Olympian in concept, but the Sibley has vowed to use every legal Maine: Fair Sunday, chance of showers Monday and year in which Sibley must refrain Sibley is a Class A misdemeanor and fair again Tuesday. Highs mid 60s and low 70s in the north winner will be $1,(XX) richer. He’ll also have a trophy avenue available to vindicate his con­ Town woman viction for lying to a state trooper, from violating any criminal law. carries a maximum one-year jail and mid 70s south. Lows in the upper 40s north and low proclaiming him the toughest, dirtiest street fighter sentence and a $1,000 fine. in town. his attorney says. Fazzano said the case “cried out 50s south. for” an unconditional discharge. Assistant State’s Attorney Bernard \ Thirty-two brawlers are signed up for the Sibley, who has maintained his in­ heads school New Ham pshire: Fair Sunday, chance of showers nocence, received a one-year “Gerry Sibley has been punished Gaffney did not recommend a Monday and fair again Tuesday. Highs in the 70s and lows matches, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign suspended sentence Thursday for the enough,” Fazzano said. “His job is sentence, but did object to the in the lower 50s. Wars and reluctantly licensed by the state Athletic gone. His money is gone. In some defense request for an unconditional Denise Jacobson of Commission. charge of making a written false sense his life is gone.” discharge. Manchester has been ap­ Contestants must be at least 18 and weigh statement to the trooper in­ vestigating his handling of miscon­ Sibley facus a formal dismissal “This is a serious matter,” pointed by the Hampton The Almanac between 140 and 400 poundSr.Xjiey can punch, kick, Board of Education as a duct incident. hearing on July 22. Gaffney said. knee, wrestle, butt and elbow IrTIheir quest for the full-time principal of the Sibley’s attorney, Joseph Fazzano, Fazzano said the allegations and He said Sibley was in a position of By United Press International crown. Only choking, eye gouging and groin kicking town’s consolidated school.' said an appeal would be filed today conviction have “virtually destroyed “trust and confidence in the com­ Today is Friday, June 27, the 179th day of 1980 with 187 are forbidden. Ms. Jacobson has served and the suspended chief was deter­ this man and his family.” munity” and the public had the to follow. Sighs Athletic Commissioner Gene Dumont, as acting principal of the mined to “pursue every legal remedy A Superior Court jury last month “right to expect a man of truth and The moon is approaching its full phase. ‘"Thank goodness for that; or else somebody’d get convicted Sibley for making a false honesty.” Northwest School in killed ... It’s very brutal. It won’t be a nice thing to he has until he’s vindicated.” The morning star is Venus. statement when he denied seeing a Sibley was suspended without pay Mansfield for the current The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and watch.” Superior Court Judge Edward i' Doyle said he considered Sibley’s report which said an East Windsor after his May 28 conviction. TTie year, where she previously Saturn. was school psychologist. “excellent record” as a police officer Police sergeant was found in an in­ Police Commission has voted to hold Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. a dismissal hearihg on six charges of She has taught in all grade Blind author Helen Keller was bom June 27, 1880. and chief in handing down the toxicated condition in a parked cruiser in Winsted. misconduct it lodged against Sibley. levels In elem entary On this date in history: Quote of the day suspended sentence. schools in Connecticut and You're always one step ahead when you deal with us! But Doyle said the crime was “a The second, watered-down version Sibley, who was accompanied in In 1847, telegraph wire links were established between Massachusetts, along with quickly and economically as possible. Why wheel drive Toronado), and the desire to Michael O’Sullivan of the Detroit Humane Socie­ flagrant breach of that respect for of the report Sibley presented to the court by his wife, showed no emotion As you know, the sales and service needs in that it's just good business to do our best. and Boston. having experience in not stop in and put us to a test? You’ll see give you great service. If you are interested ty, explaining why it was so difficult to run down a the law which is expected and Police Commission did not say Sgt. when the sentenced was announced our community are growing fast and we are That's why you will always find us courteous In 1893, a major economic depression began as prices remedial reading. we have the facilities, a great line of new in a new or used car or want dependable rambunctious bear, which had to be tranquilized demanded of every citizen, par­ Thomas Moran was apparently in­ and he declined comment. proud to have the opportunity to better and fair. Since our staff is large enough and collapsed on the New York Stock Exchange. Oldsmoblles (from Omega to front- service for your present car — see us! three times after its escape from the zoo: ‘"The serve those needs. We think you'll agree so well experienced, we can serve you as In 1950, President Truman ordered U.S. naval and air problem with capturing the bear is that the bear did forces to help repel the North Korean invasion of South not want to be captured.” Korea. Governors want Canada*spower Rehearsal set In 1979, the Supreme Court ruled private employers can MANCHESTER - The FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENTI give special preferences to blacks to eliminate “manifest Glimpses FERRISBURG, Vt. (UPI) - New gathering came Thursday when the Newfoundland Premier Brian Beethoven Chorus will FREE REFRESHMENTS! racial imbalance” in traditionally white-only jobs. England governors and eastern governors and premiers gave general rehearse Tuesday from 10 champagne punch • popcorn Adrienne Barbeau has been signed to join Burt Peckford who refuses to involve his DOOR PRIZE: 100 SILVER DOLLARS Canadian premiers have tentatively approval to an ambitious hydroelec­ province until he and (Quebec to 11 a.m. at the Emanuel Reynolds, Roger Moore, Dom DeLuise, Farrah A thought for the day: In the story of her life, blind endorsed a plan to use billions of New tric plan proposed by Vermont Gov. Premier Rene Levesque settle a dis­ Lutheran Church. . punch balloons Open to all licensed drivers. Just come In and register for sweepstakes drawing Fawcett, Jack Elam and George Furth in the cross­ author Helen Keller wrote, “Literature is my utopia. England dollars for development of Richard Snelling. pute over who controls power from The chorus is in the country race farce “Cannonball Run”...Shelley Here I am not disenfranchised. No barrier of the senses Canada’s hydroelectric potential. Although there was no formal vote, the Lower Churchill Falls project in process of establishing shuts me out from the sweet, gracious discourse of my Duvall has just finished co-starring with Sean As the governors and premiers all but one of the officials said they Labrador. their program for the fall book friends.” Connery in the new Monty Python film, ‘"The Time began the last day of their three-day support the “concept” of using up to season. Bandits”...Elliott Gould, Genevieve Bujold, Ricky joint conference today, the officials $45 billion in New England in­ Levesque,, like most of the gover­ All male singers are Schroder and Tammy Lauren have just finished were also reportedly drafting plans vestments to build power generating nors and premiers, said he likes the welcome. Lottery numbers shooting the latest Walt Disney venture, ‘"The Last for a regional tourism project and facilities on eastern Canadah un­ “philosophy” behind Snelling’s plan, There will be a coffee Numbers drawn Thursday: Flight of Noah’s Ark”...Director Andrew McL^glen hazardous waste regulation. tapped waterways. but realizes a myriad of technical hour prior to the rehearsal. Maine daily 459 is in London to promote the July 3 Royal World The highlight of the eighth annual The dissenting vote came from and political problems must be Maine weekly 66611 Charity Premiere of his new United Artists film, resolved first. New Hampshire 8331 “The Sea Wolves,” co-starring Gregory Peck, Open house Rhode Island 8850 Roger Moore, David Niven, Trevor Howard, The first step calls for “urgent MANCHESTER - The Conn, daily 476 Patrick MacNee and Barbara Kellerman.... negotiations” between the region’s Square Circle Club of the Steve Morten Al Boulois Conn, weekly 80, 305, 092617 blue Turkey dinners checked utility chiefs and government leaders Manchester Lodge of stteTr Soles Mgr. Service Mgr. Solesmon Massachusetts 1951 over the next three months, laying Masons will host an open for pesticide levels the groundwork for what was house Monday at the described as a “significant power Masonic Temple. 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Mail, rates are TTirkey Dinners, 11 ounce size; P-6 Manpleasers Turkey Dinner, 7 ment on whether Carter is wilting to Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. A $25 award was presented day available on request. Monday through Friday. EO-126127-128; P-6E0-1361S4 ; P-6 ounce size; P-394-0136. dedicate part of the windfall tax FO-126127-128; P-6FO-136134; P-6 Sliced Turkey Buffet, 32 ounce revenues to Canadian power in­ to Lisa Ediund. a student GO-126127;-128; P-6GO-136134; P-6 size: P-394-0137 and P39t-0154. vestments. at TTmothy Edwards Mid­ 345 Center St., Manchester — 649-1749 dle School. EVENING H ER^^JW June 27,1990-5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Fri.. June 27, 1980 r“ Editorial iHaurlirstpr Euniiiui ralJi Bennet Junior high students receive awards MANCHE9TER- Manchester — A City of V|jlege Charm Allyson Slwlk, Kristen SUhl, Varsity Cheerleading - Noone, Karen Savino, Leanne Awards in both the fields of Patrice Jenkins, Kris John­ Cheryl Boud, Penny Burgess, Tyo, Darlene Viera, Tina Edward Adams, Wendy Bluis, Town policy now clear and Virginia Zeidler. son, Robert Laughiln, Frank Sarah Foratrom and 'Kristin Wnedy Burgess, Mark Leanne Cichowski, Tina Spears, Sue Willlamee, Rich Founded Oct. 1,1881 academics and . athletics h ^ c k i , Lisa Murphy, Lisa Jonathan Ellis Award ■ Lea, Debbie LeCIair, Jeanette Johnson. Rowlett, Deidre Shearer, Coulter, Joanne Falco, Don Gould, KlmberTy Kiss, Peyman, Paul Tbibeault, were presented to several Chris Surh. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, LeFebvre, Kristin Link,, Joan Smith Award Karen Shifflett, Shelley Gaston, Donna Graquinto, Melissa Lefebvre, Candy Heather Hohenthal. students at Bennet Junior Dramatics - Angie Atmore, Renee Logqn, Lisa Lundell,' Lindstrom, Betsy Lyon, Kelly In the wake of the final the swim club could use the the new rules should prevent Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. David Lammey. Shoeneberger, Claudia Lisa Gussak, Jennifer Varsity Softball - Jenny High School at special James Beattie, David Sloan M a b ^ , Dawn McCar- Band - Darya Hirschfeld, Siebert, Shari Taft and Anne Kennedy, Jonathan Kim, Jen­ Meek, Sue Mirante, Elizabeth Kohut, Lynn Shaw, Carey town facilities free of charge, Mtmbtr. Audit BurMU of Clroulotton Mombor. Unitod Pron Intomidonal report issued by a special any further incorrect actions. awards cerem on^ Beauregard, 'Tracy Benoit, tan, Kevin. McGuire, Tom Brian Mohr, Vickie Castagna, Taylor. nifer Kohut, Melissa Lefeb­ Pimentai, Patricia Ray, Markham, Paige Young, Lisa committee looking into but non-residents would be The three-member com­ The awards and Robert Bemardi, Ernestine Miller, Jo Anne Moriarty, Randy Dumond, Eileen Ernestine Booze, Jacquelyn vre, Lisa Lundell, Douglas Gloria Scala, Shelly Christensen, Pam Zinsser, Stavan Harry. Exacutiva Editor , Beth White, Mara Walrath, required to pay a fee. Cuttomor SorvlOi — 647*9M6 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor recipients follow. Booze, Scott Burgess, Dawn Chris Nicholson and Dan Eckler, David Figley, Kristin Farrell, Colleen Hassett Marten, Nancy Miller, Nilan- Schoenberger, Allyson Siwik, allegations of misuse of town mittee consisting of Parks and Raymond F. Roblnaon. Edltor*PubHthar Callahan, Bart Carlson, Cliff Sue Mirante, Vicki Amum, Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emaritua H onor R o ll - V ick ie Paris. Henderson, Barbra Marinelll, DIone Lewis and Janice done Pathammavong, Darren Stacey Spears, I^ry Ellen At that time the town Carlson, Jason Gifford, Don­ Shelleen Barnett, Kristen facilities by Manchester Recreation Committee Castagna, PaUicia Crowley Jon Pearlson, Kathy Peter­ Donna Marlnelli, Michael Lieberman. Sears, Allyson Siwik, Joanne Tyo, Julie Meridy and na Duigou, Robert Eckert, Anderson, Stacey Spears, recreation Director Melvin agreed to continue paying for Chairman Joel Janenda, Mary Diana, Joaniie Falco son, Nick Recesso, Cheryl Memery, Susan Mirante, Kel­ Audio Visual Awards - Thompson, Barbara Thurston, Stephanie Letendre. Tim Edwards, Donna Fogg, Ritcllje, John Robichaud, Shana Hopperstead and Kathy Laura GSavell, Kristir ly Percey, Pam Senkow, Greg Robert Allen, Dean Chasse, Dawn Totten, Andy Troy, Varsity Golf - Greg Shrider, Siebold, the town policy has 'Manchester Swim Club Town Attorney Kevin Marianne Gaily, Jennifer Gib­ Deidre tebear, Patty Schuhl, Brann. • Hendecson, Sham C rider, Dawn Totten, Pam Robert Eckert, Tim Edwards, Greg Twerdy bnd Jeanne Doug Martin, Paul Hohenthal, meets. son, Gretchen Gravel! and Nancy Scott, Pam Senko, Vaugh. / ■ Track and Field - Anthony been clearly defined. O’Brien and Town Auditor Hopperstead. Leslie Johnson, Zinsser, Shelleen Barnett, Brad Freeman, Richard Eric Trudon, Roger Lisa Gussak. Barbagalio, Arthur Binder, Where this year’s problem Dougias Martin, William Karen Shifflett, Bill Taylor, Jim Flbik, Nancy Granger, Gagnon, John Gallant, Roger Excellence in Spanish c Greenwood and Mike We think the special com­ Jerome Baskin did a Donald Hickey, Steve the arrangement. Prenettft Michael Roy, Lynn Gustafson, Anne Kendra Todd, Jeanne Vaughn, Paul Hohentlial, Stephanie Greenwood, David Hazzard, Christina Stahl, Liz French, Prignano. mittee provided the town an apparently came about was thorough job looking into the The solution proposed by Handley, Chris Hubley, Lynda Walker and Allison Debbie Klnkelstein, Diana Varsity Tennis - Sarah DJiounas, David Figley, The apparent conflict Lavigne, Sandra McMeans, Jay, Hedlund, Darrell Hoover excellent service by defining that a number of extra fund­ the special committee seems Woodhouse. Stefanle Medyaski. and and Keith Hurley. Shearer, Jon' Goldick, Pat Forstrom, Brian 'Harvey, Richard Hence, Edmond anonymo'us allegations Hurst, David James, Irving some rather broad latitude to raising meets with out-of- between the Manchester to outline what the town will Art - Mary Cycenas, Laura Charles O’Rourke. David James Gary Schull, Margaret Hanley, John Jaflenja, Nancy Keller, against Siebold. Gravel), Loren Keene,. Kim Choral - Lynn Camire, Kozlovich, Kevin Krause, Allison Knauth, Andrea Allison Knauth, David James Jr., Mike LeTourneau, town teams are being held. Swim Club, a private provide and what the club Special show set Douglas Marshal, John operate given earlier to The confusion over the Lee, Nancy Massett, Taiqmy . David Chase, Kristen Chase, Frank Lea, Matthew Lynch, Mikolowski, Carla Mitchell, Lammey, Lisa Longo, David organization, and ^ e town Millard Barbara TTiurstoft and Cathy Furst, Lisa Gould, N e^i, Kelly O’Connell, Alicia McLaughlin. Louis Melendez, Siebold. These meets apparently town guidelines for use of the and non-residents of MANCHESTER - casting Company Inc., will Patrick Mace, John Laura Gravell, Ana Bolivar, recreation department is one Manchester must reimburse. Ihonhchanh. April Hutchins, Kelley Kellog, McLaughlin, Danny Paris, Lisa Erikson, Mike Quimby, Chris Silver, Doug Kelly Percy, Scott Racine, In 1975 the board of direc­ aren.’t considered part of the pool was a result, we are con­ Highlights of the 1980 Soap be shown Monday, Scott Adams Award & Kristine Marquez, Maureen Siwik and Tara Sullivan. Michael Roy, Kris Shultz and of organisation. Matthew Purcell, William Letoumeau, Mike Rpy, Mary tors issued some vague program the town agreed to vinced, of vague rules laid Box Derby will be showji Wednesday and Friday at Stephen M. Adams Award - Murphy, Joanne Parker, Perry, William Peschke and Diana and Shana J.V. Baseball - Bill* Ander­ Andrew Simmons. We think such a policy for three days on CSble iO a.m. and 7 p.m. Gary Kozlovich and ’Tbonh Felicia Petlto, Laurie Pinney, Andrew Petersen. - Hopperstead. son, Chris Corrow, Joe Also, William Chabot, guidelines when controversy and the fees should be d o ^ in 1975 by the directors. We think it is commen­ clarification is important in Channel 13 beginniqg June Persons who wish to Chanh Luganpraseuth., Peri Smith, Susan Weinberg, Kris Schultz, David Student Council - Brenda Dipace, David Dougan, Kyle Robert Castagna, Richard erupted because Siebold was collected. We are pleased the com­ 30. comment on the public ser­ Yearbook - Donna Adamy, Vherri Brooks, Sue Dagenais, Schneider, Ricky Scagnelli, Allen, Lisa Carlson, Marge Dougan, Ken Ferry, Peter Gamer, James Hunter, Ken dable that the town supports areas where t^wn govern­ Nelson, John Rogers, William involved both as a recreation For the past five years, the mittee has taken a construc­ The program, produced vice programming should Kristin Anderson, Wendy Dina Krupen, Kim Le, Debbie Matthew Sklarz, Brian Spano, Campanelii, Mark Coulter, Frankovitch, Mark Gallagher, the swim club by providing it ment and-^ private by the Community Broad­ call 6464)660. - Burgess, Gface Chinsky, LeGair, Betsy Lvon, Maria William Taylor, Paul Peter Foley, Derrick John Gallant, Dan Guachione, Taylor and Kim Costell. director and Manchester guidelines have been open to tive role in solving the Mary Diana, Lisa Gussak, Also, Brenda Allan, Wendy use of the pool. organizations are working in Preston and Marsha Warren. Thibault, William Thomas and Holloway, Jay Hedlund, Dave Hazzard, Rick Longo, Swim Club coach. interpretation in either direc­ problem and we are con­ V J s Shana Hopperstead, Laurene Office Aides and Guidance Richard Wescott. Michael LeTourneau, Mike Mullen, Ron Robison, Blnis, Coll'>en Breene, Wendy tandem. Jean, Julie Kane, David Aides - Debbie Aceliii, Vicki ■ Stephanie LeTendre, Lisa Chris Sarli and Mike Suhie. Burgess, Becky Castagna, JiU In their 1975 decision, the tion. vinced the clarification of Library Aide - Sherry Still, it is essential for town L am m ey^m panie Lavigne, Amum, Margery Campanelii, Adams, Robert Brock, Maria Longo, Andrea Michalowski, Varsity Baseball - Tim Frese, Ellen Green, Maureen directors said Siebold could The special committee now town policy will prevent apy Stephanie Letendre, Bonnie Lisa Carlson, Maureen DeMilia, Randy Dumas, Julie Meridy, Clair Miller, Carmel, Tony Cheveretta, Lacey, Betty Maher, Sara services to be clearly defined Delegate selected continue with the dual role. has made the intent clear and We hope the report put the O’Krant, Doreen Patelll, Bill Carroll, Robert Eckert, Kari Loren Girouard, Carolyn Bill Prenetta, Martha Ramey, Scott Dickman, Jim Flink, Quinn, Gloria Scata, Nancy further misunderstanding of Perry, ^ r a h Quinn, Martha Michael Roy, Charlene Dean Gressman, Sean Scott, Della Shatzman and where money is involved. matter to rest. liie delegattbn to the Edwards, Mark Fairbank, Goodman, Ellen Greene, Stori MANCHEGTER - M. Ramey, Maiy ^ t h Reilly and Donna Fogg and Loren Senteio, Claudia Siebert, Tara Kearns,Mike Keeler, Tom Candy Lindstrom. conference will chose a Howe, Debbie LeCIair, Phillip Susag, a member of Lynn ’Tracy. Girouard. Melissa Lefebvre, -Betsy Sullivan, Dawn Totten, Kennison, Jay Hedlund, Personal Growth - Jan South United Methodist successor to Bishop Spelling Bee - Julie Kane, Maria WSIrath, Lori Wilson, Lyon, Jamefi Magee, Kelly Marsha Warren, Brenda James Kibble, Dave Lieberman. Church, will be among Edward G. Carroll, who is Jim Emmerling, Kris Noone, Nancy Granger, Lyn Gustaf­ Meek, Holly Miller, Nancy Wright, Allison Woodhouse La)iberte, Dean Page, Tom Club of Unity - Angie At­ Thoughts. those attending the retiring in September after Girls Silver, Maura Hagearty, son, Kelly Hassett, Donna Miller, Ruth Morse, Christine and Julie Woodhouse. Also Parlante, Bill Silver, Bob Wo- more, Monique Blanchard, Northeastern Jurisdictional eight years of service to Kristin Gaft, Chris Jarvis, Hazard, Carlene Lazure, O'Brien, Elen Petersen, Lisa Janice REmillard and Alison ble and Craig Woodward. Ernestine Booze, Margary Oou W6U- The scripture commands us to breathe for life is but a vapor and op­ allowing our time to become His Conference of the United the Maine, New Steve Bayer,. John Janenda, Stephanie Letendre, Heidi Poulin, Patty Ray, Karen Calhoun. J.V. Softball - Chris Babbitt, Campanelii, Stacy Clayton, John Rogers, Ron Schack, Liggett, Candance Lindstrom, Majorettes - Maria Preston, Melissa Coulumbe, Kristen Jill Frese, Matalie McMeans, redeem the time for the days are portunity stands at our door. Today is time. Methodist Church July Ib­ Hampshire and Southern Shifflett. Michelle Shifflett, John Odom, James Kurien, Julie Meridy and Michelle Ann Taylor, Linda Williams Cathy Campanelii, Felecia Craft, Lisa Gould, Margaret Danny Paris, Oliver Reid, 'tl4TjUC

commission to define the duties of for state senator froth District 3, in six months,’’ to the applause of Glastonbury Town Councilman up in executive session. Let’s let ToumTollr a sewer authority before deciding compared government spending the Board of Education. Kennedy is Henry Kinne commenting on the them use it.” im bledon year-end surplus funds, instead of news When diicutsing the 1B7M0 on a title. Another member, John progress on curtailing smoking in superintendent of schools. Deakin Board of Education’s decision to I returning them to the general fund use High Street School as tern-, During a recent meeting of the Lillis, said ‘”rhat’s sort of wrap^ the Manchestein school system, quipp^, "The Waddell Elemen­ as “like the guy who kills his WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - watch tennis is was a day for ducks. wet Wimbledon only 118 matchej Sherwood Stewart, 64), 6-2,6-1, as he Goolagong Cawley, the 1971 title- porary office space at Tue.sday Vernon Charter Revision Commis­ ping the box before you put the pre­ Assistant Superintendent Wilson E. tary School principal is a convert mother and father and then asks Rain drowned the 94th edition of the But for former Israeli army Sgt. have been completed. bustled along the path he hopes will holder echoed similar sentiments night’s Town Council meeting; sion, Joseph Belanger, commission sent in.” Deakin commented, “One James too-I think Kennedy threatened for mercy because he’s an world’s top tennis championship for Shlomo Glickstein it meant a tem­ Glickstei^«ad earned bis >Dn end Borg’s four-ln-a-row sequence. after routing compiatriot Jenny ‘"niey didn’t even take the matter member, said he would like the P, Kennedy hasn't had a cigarette him.” Edward Wilson, seeking election orphan.” _____ the third time in four days Thursday, porary escape from the executioner’s e x p e c te ^ r^ with Borg by oufting “The odds are against me, •Walker, 62, 62. possibly forcing the tournament into block. former world top 10-ranking Jllayer everyone tells me,” Connors said in “I’m as keen as ever,” she said. a third week. Glickstein’s scheduled secon- Raul Rathlrez of Mexico 1 ^ five- assessing, his chance of recapturing “If I didn’t think I bad a good chance, The last time this happened was in dround meeting with four-time setter Wednesday - an e ^ t which the. game’s most prized possession. I wouldn’t be here.” - 1963 when the men’s singles final had chaqmion Bjorn Borg was one of 75 led a reporter from th ^erusalem “The way I look at it, every time I go For all the other big guns, it wak to be held over. m a tte s which failed to surface Post to leap from hi^BMt crying; out I have a x h ^ c e to win, otherwise O bituaries Claire F. Olson, Thursday: And in four days of this “We have waite i HAH TFORD - Paul Ed games with Australian Terry VERNON - Claire Forbes Olson, his victory, the coming Yorker Billie Jean King, six-times mund Britt, of 73 Knollwood Road, Rocavert before their match was of 34 Tolland Ave. died at her home police match agairist'Vb'great Swede with women’s singles champion, with a died Thursday after a long illness. He halted, forestalling the following Thursday. She was the widow of much a la rm :/‘it’s a dream which record 20 Wimbledon titles' under her was the husband of Emma Britt. Thoughts QpLENty will turn in< inlghtmare. Ife e lla n . belt, match on Court 3 between fourth- former Mayor Herman G. Olson who Coventry Mr. Britt'was bom in Northamp­ seeded New Yorker Vitas (jlerulaitis died on May 11 after a long illness. Five persons were arrested ELDERLYi going to scaffold.” ’' ™ ton. Mass., and had been a resident of FTfth-seeded King defeated feilow- and India’s Saihi Menon. Mrs. Olson was bom in New Lon­ ■In between the rain and hail, East Hartford for the past SO years. ’Thursday night after police were American Anne Smith, 63, 7-6, and On the women’s side, it was the don and had lived in Rockville since called to two separate disturbances. matchaf managed to beat the He was vice president of Connecticut SERVICEf \K weatlu^ and three former champions shot down any though|[s of retirement same story with the top three seeds - 1941. She was treasurer of the Ladd & Coaches General Life Insurance Co., Bloom­ Steven V. Malon, 21, of Williman- by saying,: “I’ll go on playing as long two-time champion Martina Hall Furniture store in Rockville. madg their way to the third round, field for 39 years before retiriiu in tic, and Robert L. Day, 20, of Boston as I still jike it, as long as I want to Navratilova, Tracy Austin and She was a past regent of the Capt. ’Turnpike, Coventry, were charged lird-seeded Jimmy Connors, the 1965. He was a former mayor of ^ s t By year-old Illinois lefthander who play, and as long as I’m gaining former title-holder Chris Evert Noah Grant Chapter, DAR, was a with breach of peace in connection Hartford serving from 1941 to 1943 salaries Fon the title in 1974, took just 72 something from it.” Lloyd - all failing to start their and was a former Republican Town former president of the Northeast with a fight in a parking lot at Routes B Len Auster Fourth-seeded Australian^ fminutes to crush feilow-American Evpnne , second-round matches. Committee chairman and a former School F^A, and a communicant of 31 and 275, police said. Malon’s member of the Board of Fianance for St. Bernard’s CJmrch, Rockville. father, Frederick Malon, 51, of an issue She leaves two sons, Peter F. Olson- -Pucker Street, Coventry, was the town of East Hartford. of Rockville and Dr. Harry M. Olson Besides his wife he leaves a son, charged with interfering with a For six years coaches in^B ^ But most would like to know iney of Oxford,. Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. police officer in connection with the ^ 7 Manchester school system have Stone delivers for Birds Stephen Jay Britt of Eiaston, Md.; are at least appreciated. M ay h ^ at- Ernest (Suzanne) Libby of Water­ two daughters, Mrs. Jean Derby of 6:50 p.m. incident. worked for the same compensation. and not being ignored-is all they want NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Stone playing exceptionally well behind Hebron and Sheelah Britt of ford ; a brother, Clarence L. Forbes The younger Malon and Day were \ The only time the enumeration in­ in the first place. Yankees for the most victories in the me.” Stoneham, Mass.; two brothers and a of Groton; and seven grandchildren. releas^ on $250 non-surety bonds creased was when he/she reached used to be just another starter on the league. Good one leaving Baltimore Orioles’ staff. Now he is John Lowenstein singled in two sister all in Massachusetts; and six each. The older Malon was released the next step. Otherwise .the pay In other games, Seattle topped Funeral services will be Monday at THE starter. grandchildren. on a $500 non-surety bond. Court date remained stapated. \ The annduncement J b y John runs in support of Stone’s victory as Texas, 84, and the Chicago White 10:15 a.m. from the Ladd Funeral Stone won his eighth straight game Baltimore continued its home Funeral and burial services will be is July 8 in Rockville. How many ^ p l e do you Imow who Gardfalo, school directovat Cheney Sox downed California, 62. Home, 19 Ellington Ave. with a mass The second incident, reported at have worked for the same money six Tech, that he is ratirin/after eight - and fourth straight complete game - domination of Toronto, beating the Mariners 8, Rangers 4 private at the convenience of the. Thursday night while the Orioles Blue Jays for the 13th consecutive family. There will be no visiting ofOhrlstian burial at 11 a.m. at St. 8:30 p.m., involved a fight at the years running? years there and '25 wnh the state Mario Mendoza and Larry Cox, the V • «>•«..., were beating tjie Toronto Blue Jays, time in Memorial Stadium. hours. Memorial contributions in his Bemahl's Church. Friends may call I,akeside Bar, Lake Street, police The Manchester Education came as a surprise. B i/ we wish him last two men in the batting older, from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Burial will 4-1. The righthander, now 163, has a The Orioles scored three runs on memory may be made to the East said. Association (MEA) made a proposal all the best in his n|w position as combined for five of Seattle’s 14 hits be in Grove Hill Cemetery. 3.25 ERA after going winless in his five singles off loser Jim Clancy, 6-4, Hartfoi^ Branch of the YMCA. ’The In that incident, William R. to the Board of Education last Mon­ director of personn/ with Mai Tool and teamed to drive in six runs to first 12 starts. When Toronto’s Lloyd in the first . Ekldie Murray Newkirk Whitney Funeral Home, Memorial donations may be made Crosson Jr., 21, of 19 High St., Coven­ day that each point, currently worth & Engineering Co.y pace the Mariners. & Moseby homered in the fifth inning, doubled off Tom Buskey in the fourth 318 Burnside Ave., Blast Hartford, to the Claire F. Olson DAR try, and John J. Schultz, 24, of $70, be Increased $10 in each of the Garofalo a r r iv ^ at Cheney about While Sox 5, Angels 2 / m c c it broke Stone’s streak of 34 con­ aeweaglaatl relayM has charge of arrangements. Scholarship Fund in care of Mrs. Mansfield were both charged with next two years. The board, it’s un­ the same t i m ^ started at The and scored on Lowensteln’s second Steve Trout won his first game Planning the future secutive homerless . Norman Strong, treasurer, in care of breach of pea^. fTiey were released derstood, however has counter- Herald. I fouid him to be hard­ single. since May 26 and Chet Lemon proposed it might go along with this “I’m not surprised at my success,” Stone struck out nine while he was Ernest T. Silhavy the Savings Bank of Tolland. on $250 non-surety bonds each for working, dedicated and very much doubled in two runs to lift Chicago. Members of the Elderly Outreach Program Mackintosh, Elderly Outreach worker; if the MEA agrees to reduce the Stone said. “1 have a club which is tying Tommy John of the New York TOLLAND — Ernest T. Silhavy, court appearance July 8 in Rockville. interested and involved with his number of personal days from seven 75, of 357 Grant Hill Road, d i^ of the Human Services Department, Town of Karen Bensen, human services aide and students. H / has seen developments to five. Thursday in a Windsor convalescent Library club Mancester, discuss future programs in­ Sarah Richards, Elderly Outreach coor­ in his eighwears, of which he is most Vernon This sounds a little bit like the appreciative. home. EAST HARTFORD- The East volving elderly in the community. From left, dinator. (Herald photo by Pinto) Pre-game accident proves no problem , muM-cIrcults, Inc. fauxpas baseball negotiations. He was the husband of Dorothy Hartford Public Library has an­ Anthony R. Tyson, 16, of 180 One accomplishment was the Kathy Moonan, human services aide; Glora Main reason behind the MEA’s NEW YORK (UPI) - Scott son’s last pitch of his pre-game war­ Joel Youngblood and John Steams. (Siegfried) Silhavy. nounced the Book Trek Reading Club Dogwood Lane, South Windsor, was reversy of the drop-out rate. “It was drive was a recent rash of Sanderson has a lot of nerve. In fact, mup in the bullpen. He landed in a Ed Glynn, 21, was the winner and Mr. Silhavy was bom in Rockville has started at the main library and charged Thursday with first-degree heavi^when I arrived,” Garofalo resignations of coaches/advisors at for about 10 minutes Thursday night hole, losing his balance and the Dick Tidrow, 2-1, took the loss. on June 11,1905 and had been a resi­ branches. criminal attempt sexual assault and recaUed, “ and now it’s almost non- Manchester High and the two junior he wished he hadn’t. feeling in his left leg. The limb CianU 2, Padres 1 dent of the area for most of his life. first-degree burglary. exis/nt. That I'm most proud of.” Papers sought in suit highs, niing and Bennet. Several Iso, the Town of Manchester now “The trainer told me I momentari­ stayed numb until midway through Jack Clark and Darrell Evans each New England Relays He was a U.S. Army veteran of coaches resigned because they were hq|6 the highest enrollment of ly pinched a nerve,” the Montreal his warmups on the mound and drdve in a run in the fourth against Track and Field World Wkr 11. righthander said after he rebounded retiring. But there are others who’ve idents at Cheney thru the efforts of trainer Ron McClain said a pinched Steve Mura, 1-3, and Ekl Whitson Saturday He was a member of the United stepped down-for various reasons- from a pregame accident to defeat allowed seven hiU over 81-3 innings. Congregational Church of Tolland, Candidates defy arofalo and Gerry Blanchard, nerve created the numbness. RUNNING EVENTS before his/her time. the Philadelphia Phillies, 1-6, on a Whitson, 67, lost a bid for his third the Senior Citizens of Tolland and released by state official ’guidance councelor at the school. In Mels 4, Cubs 3 9:00 - 4 X100 Relay 5th & 6th Grade Making more money in private in-^ two-hitter. “It was a freaky type shutout of the year when pinch-hitter Rockville Post 14, American Legion. his years, Garofalo has also seen the Boys (Trials), 4 x 100 Relay 5th & 6th The documents were dustry rather than the coaehing fielj thing.” New York rallied for a pair of runs Von Joshua homered in the eighth. He retired from Pratt Whitney MANCHESTER- Stockton, state economic iow-income families school have a super employment Grade Girls (Trials) & sought in the Freedom of has been the cause of so The incident occurred on Sander­ in the seventh on RBI singles from Aircraft 10 years ago. Kennelly’s ruling Several documents, sought development com­ expected to reside in town. record. One hundr^ percent of the 9:20 - 4x100 Relay 7th & 8th Grade Information complaint resignations. Besides his wife, he leaves a by the residents suing the missioner. The mammouth 1980 class either gained fulltime Boys (Trials), 4x100 Relay 7th Si 8th MANCHESTER ^ Two local can­ when Stockton failed to The developing dilemma is fining daughter, Adele D. Silhavy, Boston; preferdllfial primary,” Joyner, who town for withdrawing from The documents, which warehouse, in Buckland In­ employment or is continuing on in Grade Girls (Trials) didates for state office said todav release the documents last qualified replacements. Sorhe o f the Celtics consider move to Hartford three brothers, Harry Silhavy, is seeking re-election in Assembly the Community Develop­ concern the J.C. Penney dustrial Park, is expected college. 9:45 - 100m Hurdles MO, WHS they would not immediately comply month, the FOI hearing of­ newly hired personnel haver the BOSTON ,(UPI) - The Boston Rockville, Louis Silhavy, Vernon and District 12 said. “So it's a dangerous ment program, have been warehouse, include infor­ to provide about 2,(X)0 new Most of all, Cheney Tech is very schedule "within 72 hours” following was to be protected in the event we trials and semi-finab with Secretary of the State Barbara ficer agreed that the expertise-but not the expe/ence. Celtics, facing contract problems John Silhavy, Manchester; two, situtation. I’ll support my party’s released by Edward J. mation on the number of jobs. well respected in this and surroun­ the heels of the Celtics’ failure to ob­ couldn’t work out something with the 10:00 - 110m Hurdles MO, MHS Kennelly’s, request to return their documents should be Some do not have the expertjK. The ding communities. with the Boston Garden, are con­ tain a U.S. District Court restraining Garden.” sisters, Mary Silhavy, Rockville and petitions to run on independent nominee, but I don’t want to leave Trials and semi-finals released. latter is a significant probli Garofalo was strict but fair. His sidering a temporary move to order Wednesday in their antitrust The Hartford Civic Center, located 10:15 - 100m Dash WHS, WO, MHS, Mrs. Harry ( Agnes) Silhavy, presidential candidate John Ander­ my back door open.” Providence, R,I., or Hartford, Cfonn., The documents include Should . the coaches rweive in­ students knew where they stood with suit against the Boston Garden over 100 miles from Boston, has a seating MO trials and semi-finals Manchester and several nieces and son’s ballot. Joyner, who encouraged several creased compensation? At seems the Boston Globe reported today. the terms of a new lease for playing nephews. other candidates to file the petitions, President installed several hundred pages of him. He recognized what they were capacity of 15,700 compared to the 11:15 - 100m Hurdles WHS, WO State Rep. Walter Joyner, R- here they should. Coache/ if you look at the school for, and made sure they “At the present time, the entire dates. Funeral services will be Monday including Edward Wilson, MANCHESTER - Jean continuation of the mental on a personal level, she is coorespondance between Boston G a rd e n ’s 15,320. The Finals Manchester, said he would need an at it on an hourly basis^o not make were aware, too. He was good for the situation is in the hands of the Celtic Assistant General Manager afternoon at 1:30 in the United Manchester, seeking the Senate seat Zurbrigan formally took health study. concerned with expanding the state and the town con- Providence Civic Center, located 46 11:30 - 110m Hurdles MO, MHS assurance from Mrs. Kenne)ly that a heckuva lot. And m o / are not in it school. lawyers,” Celtic General Manager Jeff Cohen, like Auerbach, declined Congregational Church of Tolland. in District 3, said the petitions were over the presidency pf the Ms. Zurbrigan added that the council’s membership, ceming the J.C. Penney miles away, seats 12,900. Finals another candidate would not take the for the money, anywi He will be missed. Red Auerbach said Thursday. Burial will be in Grove Hill just a matter of covering all the bets. Community Services Coun­ warehouse. comment on the likelihood of the The Celtics have failed to meet the 11:50 > 400m Dash WO, MO Finals slot, to return the petitions. "They’ll be communicating with Celtics leaving Boston. But Ckihen Cemetery, Rockville. About 114 candidates took out cil at an executive board orginal NBA scheduled deadline in 12:15-4x100 Relay 5th St 6th Grade Elsie “Biz” Swensson, seeking the each other, and *we hope to have confirmed that iti recent months he Friends may call at the Ladd petitions to appear on the Anderson meeting in mid-June, she January because of the lease con­ Boys (Final), 4x100 Relay 5th Si 6th legislative seat from Assembly something decided by next week.” had obtained a list of available open Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., line. Joyner said he only took the announced Thursday. frontation with the Garden. Grade Girls (Final), 4x100 Relay 7th District 13, said she would delay a Auerbach was referring to the dates from the Providence and Hart­ “We have an NBA scheduled com­ Rockville, Sunday night from 7 to 9. decision until an expected legal petitions after Mrs. Kennelly’s ruling Ms. Zurbrigan, who ad­ LitUe Leaguers & 8th Grade Boys(Final), 4x100 legal hassle going on between the ford civic centers. pleted and ready to go,” NBA Donations may be made to the decision., is rendered. that it was possible to do so. ministers the Positive Relay 7th Si 8th Grade Girls (Final) Celtics and the Boston (Ja^en over “All I will say at this time about counsel David Stem said. “We had organ fund of the United Many candidates, both Democrats The candidates have until Sept. 2 to Youth Development DID 12:35 - 100m Dash WHS, WO, MHS, leasing terms. Congregational CHiurch of Tolland. file the petitions with the Town program out of the those two arenas is that they are planned to sent them out schedules MO Final and Republicans, took out petitions The NBA has instructs the Boston Clerk’s Office. Joyner and Mrs. Manchester Youth Ser­ launch tourney large enough,” Cohen said. “Our tomorrow (Friday) but we’re being 1:00 Opening Ceremonies seeking to secure ballot positions on team to submit an alternative home Swensson said because of this they vices Departpnent, had r reason for obtaining dates from them held by the Celtics.” 1:10 - 4x100 Relays both their party and Anderson’s in­ ScheduWfor the annual Town Lit­ Book sale were in no hurry to either file the been elected vice president tests stated each night. All games are WHS,WO,MHS,MO dependent line. Mrs. Kenpelly urged tle Leagn Tournament has been set petitions or to return them. of the council. at Leber. 1:50 - 200m Dash (Trials) MANCHESTER- The Mary the candidates yesterday to return YOU KNOW with aquon slated to.u:ommence When Preeident Steve The Farm League tourney has WHS,WO,MHS,MO Cheney Library will sponsor a used the ballots. Mrs. Kennelly said she “It’s funny that the first time Satur Republicans are holding aces that O’Donnell announced his eight teams entered, three each from 2:30 - 1500m Run WHS, WO, MHS, book sale in the south basement of would like to rule that Rep. Anderson P la/in the Farm League tourney they ask us to return them,” Joyner decision to resign, Ms. Zur­ the International and National Edwardsr and MO the library July 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 should be allowed to choose whom he also/ets under way Saturday. Both said. brigan was moved up to the Leagues and two from the American 3:10 - Sprint Medley p.m. runs with. AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the aments are double elimination, Items to be sold include children’s Sen. William E. Curry, D- Joyner said if he was “personally presidential slot. League. The tourney opens with a 3:25 - 200m Dash Final WHS, WO, assured” by Mrs. Kennelly that no here are four entries in the Little doubleheader Saturday at 10 a.m. and MHS, MO books, fiction and non-fiction, books Farmington, has said he will file a Ms. Zurbrigan said the eague tourney —International for young people, adult fiction and one else would take the positions he executive board will meet 5 o’clock at Waddell Field. Competi­ set to renew 3:45 - 800m Dash Final WO, MHS, federal court suit, arguing that the areas largest selections of Top [,eague champ Oilers, 14-2; tion wili follow each night until a non-fiction, reference books and Anderson coalition is being denied would return his. He also noted a July 10 to plot an agenda MO fAmerican League titlist American champ is crowned. All games are at New England Relays at Manchester 4:10 4x400 WHS,WO,MHS,MO some foreign language books. its right to form a political party. court ruling could force all the can­ for the council to follow in Legion, 13-3; winner By EARL YOST mile runs at 3:30 and 4:30. didates to return the petitions. its next year, which starts Name Brand Air Conditioners Waddell. High’s Wigren Track was the heated 4:45 - 4x800 MO The used material is made up of But those who sought the petitions Moriarty Bros., 13-3; and the club Sports Editor All in all, 66 events are listed Satur­ in September. Opening dates for the All-Star duel between Ed Brown and Rich PIFI n FVFNTS discarded library books and gift say they’re doing it as a matter of Joyner said local Democrats with' the best second place record, day. clubs in District Eight have also been One of the highlights of the 1979 Edwards in the 226yard dash. 10:00 - Long Jump WHS, WO, Shot books not needed or of use to the protection. “Neither major party criticism of ^seeking the spots Among the items the Boland Oil, 13-3. “smacks of sour grapes.” at Low Discount Prices?...... announced. The International League Brown, a graduate of Seton Hal! Put, WHS, WO, Javelin WHS, WO, library’s general collection. candidate carried the state in the coui^cil will be expected to Opening day schedule finds Legion act oil are: renegotiating All-Stars will play at home against an University and hailing from Newark, High Jump, WHS,WO, Pole Vault vs. Oilers at Leber Field at 1 o'clock opponent to be announced July 14 at N.J., was the defending champion. MHS,MO the child advocacy team .... Now You know'' with Boland vs. Moriarty's following Leber Field. The Elarlier in the day he copped the 1(X)- 11:15 - Long Jump MHS concept with the Depart­ at 4 o’clock. The competition con­ Man charged in larceny All-Stars open play July 16 at Somers yard dash when Edwards arrived too 11:30 - High Jump MHS, Shot Put ment of Child and Youth tinues Monday night with the two while the National League All-Stars late to qualify. In the 220, it was MHS, Javelin MHS police, after the police afternoon. Services; planning the losers meeting at 6 o’clock with con­ MANCHESTER- Paul appeared from the future of the Drug are at Rockville July 17. different, Edwards, a big University 12:30 - Long Jump MHS, Shot Put were called, but before Police said they Gondek, 2R of 1505 Forbes manager’s view. visory Council; the is su ^ f of Houston sprinter, out of New Bri­ MO they arrived, the accused St., East Hartford was The manager stated he expected Gondek to be conservatorships for peo­ tain High, nipped Brown at the ta]>e 1:00 - Javelin MO, High Jump MO assaulted the manager. arrested Thursday night went behind the bar and ordered to appear in East ple recently released from to spoil his bid for a “double.” 1:45 - Triple Jump MHS, MO found the accused trying to The manager stated the ac­ Hartford Superior Court and charged with state institutions; and a Bidwell’s pitching m Both will be in tlie field Saturday 2:00 - 56 lb. Weight Throw attempted larceny in the shove a bottle of Jack cused punched him in the for a trial date of July 10. for the fifth edition of the New fourth degree and assault Daniels down his pants. head, stomach and ribs. In England Relays in both the 100 and Long Distance Races in the fourth degree, in A policeman found the the process, the manager t v . 220. Sunday connection with a incident accused hiding in the s ta t^ his tiger eye ring At Pern’s Kathy Says! sparks MB victory 3 Mile Divisions at the El Hombre Lounge was damaged, with costs prices AIRCONOITIONERS' 3:30 - Open - Men, High School - bushes in St. James With righthander Dave ^idwell Brown was judged the most out­ in the Manchester Cemetery. Before the ac­ estimated at $3(K). The ac­ 1rS HOT OUTSIDE ENJOY EATING start al low as WE HAVE Gliha gave the iocals the lead. Men Si Women, Junior High - Boys St cused then ran out, accor­ spinning a three-hitter, league­ Bill Chapulls’ single in the second standing performer in the 1978 com­ Parkade. cused could be cuffed, he COOL SALADS A FRESH FRUIT THEM ALL! leading Moriarty Bros, stopped petition. Girls, Open - Women jumped into Bigelow ding to the manager’s made it 61 with the Gas Housers Police reports state the ★ GlNISAl Glastonbury, 7-1, in Twilight League Eldwards is the reigning Southwest 12 Mile Divisions manager of the lounge saw Brook, according to police statement. Crisp Aim Muct, Rum tt, Rome, Hud DUctom scoring twice in the fourth and once 4:30 - Open Si Team Championship, lltCIRIC play last night at Moriarty Field. Conference 100 and 220 meter cham­ the accused sneak into the reports. Gondek was held over­ ■■ N A t IV I I— in the sixth. Submaster - 35-40, Master - 40-f, PMSH * WiSIlNfiHOUS! Tile Gas Housers, 62, return to the pion. In the recent Penn. Relays, lounge while it was closed The accused was ap­ night on a $500 surety bond. •mWDVfnMi— ■— «- - DUNMfilMt — »— ■ - - ■hit Bidwell walked two and fanned Grand-Masters - 50-(-, Women - All ISosI OrsMS) Turnip Qrssnti diamond tonight to host second place four in going the distant Doug Moore Edwards romped home first in the lo the public. In a written prehended by a second He was presented in East tts, Rhubarb, Caullflowtr. ChorrlMi WotormulDn. Con* 100 in 10:35 and had a 10:18 time in ages. statement to police, the I■rooooll, Qraan i Yallow Nm - * CARRI R Mallove Jewelers at Moriarty Field started and absorbed the loss for the Key: MO - Men’s Open, WHS - police officer on the other Hartford Superior Court at 6 o’clock. The Arrows aUp to 2-62 Texas. The former time is a meet manager reported the ac­ side of the brook, police Is^uMh, I 09 nam, Nattva Hot Arrows. Women High School, MHS - Men this morning, although I houso Tomalooo, Chinooo A PlMUpplMt Glastonbury plated one run in the record. cused crouched as he reports state. police said results of his I AaYoy Cabbopo.______Tony Mitta had two doubles, High School, WO - Women’s Open top of the first but the MB’s moved in Chapulis hit safely twice and Gliha walked, and when he According to the appearance couldn’t be front on their turn at bat. A walk and Stiff competition is expected from manager’s statement to doubled and tripled to pace Moriar- reached the bar, he dis­ learned until late this doubles by Ray Sullivan and Ray 'Mike DiPietro, former UConn ty’s 16hit a tta c k ^ ^ sprinter and captain and Yankee Olympic flag Conference 100 meter champ. MONTREAL (UPI) - The Olym­ Association established pic flag will be delivered to the NATIVI c o n Marvin Nash, a member of “Volunteers in Vigorous O M IN a V IU O W Pate on target Moscow Summer Games by two HARTFORD — The ^n alumni association Canada’s Olympic team, has a 10.2 Action for Conservatory RACHES MANS MTUIWAIU young athletes rather than Montreal Hartford Conservatory, csllsti VIVACE, ■PJ MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - It’s hot time for the 100. Education.” Mayor Jean Drapeau, who says his now celebrating its 90th an- VIVACE m e a n s 6 8 * u . 6 9 * c . 6 p k . » 1 * * and humid going into the second another birdie on the par4 13th hole All distances will be measured in Among members of the u round at the Memphis Open, but presence would conflict with niversary year, has formed NIW and finished with, a birdie on the meters this year. association’s executive CANTAUNIKS NATIVI ff, that’s the way first-round leader Canada’s boycott of the Games. ONIONS PEAS longplaying par-5 18th hole. Drapeau, the man responsible for committee are alumnus Jerry Pate likes it. “Any player that’s not playing well 9 8 * L 0 . « Z 1 bringing the 1976 Olympic Games to Phyllis Carella of East 2 k 4 9 * 6 9 * l. nlng at 9 o’clock with time trials with Library hours Pate had a 6-underrpar 66 Thursday, is going to get frustrateif in this Montreal, said Thurs^y the two Hartford and student OetN OMLV S A.M. TO • A.M. • SUNDAYS S A.M. TO S P.M. I IN HHI sum MM. and was followed by Lee Trevino, heat,” said Pate, 26. "If 1 can stay in the first finals at 11:15. WINMU».UtKHtimtl. young torchbearers who opened Laurie Nad of East Hart­ • W» $tU TIh NmW. sundtf Pappn, pAit loHw|r TM tit t Tom Purtzer and Jim Simons, one Brief official ceremonies are listed CHUKUMNNUSMCNI. the fairways I can get the birdies.” those Games will deliver the flag for MANCHESTER - The Libraries will be closed ford. Among charter milNUlWiniNUMN stroke back at 67. at 1 o’clock with the bulk of the 443-445 HARTFORD RD, ' MANCHESTER, The 95-degree temperatures on the\ Manchester public Saturdays throughout the members is faculty sNimisuncHin- “I play well in warm weather. I events following up to 5 o’clock. him. summer from and in­ par-72, 7,246yard south course also Canadian Olympic Association libraries, including the member Roberta Hill of PFROI ■ l l l R # PRODUCE/”™ FORMER NORMAN’S LOCATION putted pretty well and the course is didn’t bother Trevino. Feature will be the National 56 bookmobile, will be closed cluding July 5 to and in­ Vernon. 84 7 -9 9 9 7 in good condition,” said Pate. pound weight throw at 2 o’clock. President Richard Pound welcomed ■ 276 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER SUP Of K lim • M tKtl ST, “I like hot weather. I got my fad ^ Drapeau’s decision as "an im­ for July 4 in honor of cluding Aug. 30. To learn more about Pate bad his first birdie on the par Sunday the scene will shift to the back probably because of the aginative way of solving the dilem­ Independence Day. The libralres will reopen VIVACE, call the conser­ a s a l e s i A ______JONIOHT ’TIU 0. Mon.Thurt. A FrI. til 9 Tu*g.. Wl 3 fifth hole and then ran off th m temperatures,” the 1980 Toumaineqt Manchester Community College Rich Edwards ma” posed by Canada’s boycott. The Cheney and Whiton on Saturdays on Sept. 6. vatory at 246-2588. straight beginning at No. 8. He took Flavors Championship winner said. campus for the three mile and 12,000 Ed Brown 12 - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. June » . IWQ 6coreboQrd evening HERALD. Fri.. June 27. MO - IS SPORTS ON TV bardo each had four hits, MacDonald was S-for-4 and Jenny Kohut starred defen­ FIKOAV Marilyn Chmielewski, Dot- 6 c o fi^ O fd _ JUNC27.1M0 tie Brindamour and Dot sively for 3-0 Formal’s. Thursdsy'i sports Trsiissctiona . ' evcNmo Maselli three apiece and Soccer By United P i^ lB l^ U o n a l MONTREAL PHIUDELPHIA hitter as Mansfield topped M em rtii Open Bob'Elastwood 8 4 4 - n Bob Byman 849-77 Jason Tbompeon, CallfomU, 22748; * Diane Repoll, Maureen CCWFL Bssketbsl/ abrhbl abrhbl Manchester “B”, 3-1, last At Memphis, Tenn. JuneS, 180 J.C.Snoad 846-72 Lance Den Broeck 4947-77 Andre Thornton, Cleveland, 81,706; I. 6K)0 Denver-HiredDousMoesssuitUnt URoretr 4010Roselb 4010 (Par 71) Jt^Mahaffey 3446-72 Bob Ralston 4947-77 Brace Bochte. SauUe, 18,48. (tD A»-8l«r8occ*r coach. Scolt2b 3 0 00 McBrlderf 4 00 0 Jerry Pate 3343- 46 BodAlUo Second 7. -00 Schofield, Bev Gluhosky, Formal’s Inn ran its night in Storrs. Don Tom Purtzer Tom Shaw 3745- 72 8 8 - 7 7 New York-Signed NrwardDeWavne 402 1 Schmidt 3b 2 00 0 3344- 47 Orville Moody 8746-72 Charles Goody 1. PanlMioUtor, Milwaukee, V2.4tt;t. (i1) Pro-OolfTMhnlquM record to 4-0 with a 9-4 ver­ Maxim’s double was the Jim Simons 3344-67 993»-77 Barb Paul, and Dot Brin­ Scalet of l^U to a FBuld'yesr contract Csrterc 4 000 UnserIf 3000 Wally Armstrong 3947-72 Rod Curl 394947 Bobby Orlch, California. 78461; S. 7:30 INTERMEDIATE College Cromrtlb 3 0 1 0 Trillo3b 3 0 1 0 * LetTrevifto 3344- 47 Tennis damour two apiece for dict over Social Services lone hit for the locals. Morris HaUlsky SUnUm AItgelt 1745-72 JlmCbaocey 8 8 -7 7 P r e ^ White, Kansas a ty , 68444; 4. (t{) 8port*C«nl«r .Broncos 2 (Oscar Urzola, Arirone s u it N*n»d M«u 4 0 0 0 Maddoxcf 2000 3444-8 Joe Hager 887-72 Mike Harmon Willie R indoM . New Yodi, >. Antonio Cerda 3444-8 8 » 4 7 iSHt; 8. -00 tikey, Bonnie Thomas and last neght at East Hartford Plummer Inlrrlmetli/cllcdliwtor. 4 0 0 0 Bowass 0000 Dean Gustafson pitched Skip Dunnuy 398-72 Jon Chaffee 378-77 Jerry flen v , Boston, 406,48; 6. Duane QD Pfof*Mlon«IT»MnRod«o Ken Krause; John Regait S u n fi^ - ClsuMs Kolb Thomas 3 1 1 0 Avllessk 2000 Peter Jacobsen 3933—8 Steve Verlato ""Tleii Newton Jr. Kulper, develanL 38.18; 7. Loo Kathy Carlson each had High. Shirley Adams won well but took the loss. Leonard Thompson 3949-78 10K» played well). Cosmos 0 rei igned ai women'eswimming coach, ssndenn p 2 0 00 G ronph 1000 3444- 46 Woody Blackburn ' ' W135 AriMld Salinaa 849-78 W h^ker, Detroit. 1M406; 6. Julio Crux, (]^T«nnlt four hits, Pat Quinn three, her third decision hurling a So^ JVkvcfau 0000 Don January 3345- 8 TonyHomfleld 3944-73 SUn Lee 3941-8 Seattle. 81410. 11:30 (Steve Mitchell played Boonec 2000 Roger Calvin S2-97-8 three-hitter. She fanned Atlants — Fired coach Dso Wood Bill CaUee 3746- 73 Jaime Gonzalez 3 78-8 Third Base ^ 8por1tC«nl«r Jenny Zboray two and Barb well). r^lAced him wllh su iitsn t coach Lerchp 2000 George Archer 3543- 8 Wayne Levi 3746-73 Cesar Sanudo 0 4 9 8 1. George Brett, Kansas City, 1474ft71; O T 0Q Q Wlmbl*«y. H n in ry M . Trey WalUe. ( Scott Gorman), Kicks I California — Placed Jim Barr Howard Twitty ' 3547-73 Charles SIfford 3745-72 Bicky Dent, New York, 78,732 ; 3. Fred Dairy Queen tripped Softball on the 21-day disabled list. Sanderson lW74t 9 2 '0 0 1 3 Terry Maurey 3543- Doug 8Tewell 3746-73 Patek, California. 81496; 4. Rick HI" !*.• Jimmy Comon 111. 7-2, Thrifty Package Store (Eric Robichaud). Philadelphia LUSJO) LPGAToumament Mike Fetchick 3446-72 U.S„()d. Shnwood Stowirt, U.8..M.6- At Rochester, N.Y., Ju n e9 David Eger 3544- 70 Tom Jenkins 3547- 73 Ted Krol) Burleson. Boston, 5 8 4 8 ; 5. Roy 6-3, Wendy’s 5-4, Buffalo Lathrop InsurMce, 12-9, at Lerch (L2-I0I 9 S 1 1 2 0 Miller Barber 3644- 72 ^ M ; Oimy Pirnn. Now Zotlond. do). Indians 5 (Mike Aim 2, (Par 73) 3545- 70 Tommy McGinnas 3745- 73 a-Bill Trombley Smalley. Minnesota, 446415; 6. Alan Action in the Little Miss T-2:0B. A-31.W. Bob Gilder 3445-70 3936-72 P u c il PuTtre. France. 7.6, M . td ; Water Tavern 0-9. Fitzgerald Field. Tim Cathy Sherk 354469 Jimmy Ellis 3746- 73 Ed Marovich 374973 Trammell. IMroit, 3BJ)f7; 7. IVm Softball League last night Roger Greenwood 2, Pat Dave Hilt 3445- 70 Veryzer, Qeveland, 23948; I. Kiko Rom oh Krtihiwi. India, dal. Mark Co>. Pat Bradley 3546*70 Tom Weiskopf 3845-73 Julius Boros 3549-73 Britain, t-7.74.74. M. O’Neil and Whitey Jenkins Murte Breer Gary Koch 35-35—70 Garcia, Baltimore,270,661. saw B.A. Club whip Army Collins), Rowdies 1 (Mike 3446-70 John Mazza 3747- 74 Bill Johnston 3645- 73 Adriano P a u lta , luiy. dal. Carrado Inconsistency nmrked Eva Chang 3646-71 Andy Bean 3544-70 John Lister 3646- 74 John Bradley 3944-73 Outfield each had three hits and Lerch). BaramUl, luiy. Id. M. M. 14, 4-1; & Navy, 24-8; Marco Polo Baseball Pat Meyers 3547-72 Lon Nielson 3347—70 Pat McGowan 37-37-74 Roberto De Vlcenzd 3648- 74 1. , Boston, 148.18; 2. DUSTY Jim Bombria and Dave JUNIOR Dana Quigley 33-37-70 Bob Gajda Paul McNamaa, Auatralia. dal. R ^ r t outlast Sewing Center, 18- Calhy t^itw orth 3349-72 Fred Marti 3747-74 3936- 74 Reggie Jackson, New York. 1,08482; 3. Vin ljlo l, U.S., W .U .M : In n Landl UTTLE Dave Eichelc rger 3544-70 Scott Bass 3747-74 Fred Hawkins 3649- 74 Jim Rice, Boston. l.mojiS: 4. 1 ^ Two runs in the seventh Enes two apiece for DQ. Jets 4 (Jeff Larkin 2, Marlene Boyd 3547-72 Calvin Porto 3544-70 110) Ciachnslovakln dal. JolinSadri. US.. 13; Nassiff Arms rout Tatsuko Ohsako 3547—73 Mike Holland 37-47-74 Art Wall Jr. 3549-74 Oglivte, Milwaukee. 644464; S. Don 6-3, 94, 9ft. inning gave Vittner’s a 5-4 Jim Dowling had four Neil Belleville 2), Stars 0. Gene Litller X-35—70 Jim Nelford 3645- 74 Hampton Auld 3549-75 LEAGUE Beth Solomon 3547-73 Larry Nelson 3347-70 Baylor, ^lifornla, 58,144; 6. Sixto Halted fay darkness Indian hasehall season Willie’s Steak House, 26-4;. Jo Ann Washam Eddie Pearce 3549-74 Al Besselink 3939-75 Lezeano, Milwaukee. 521,78; 7. Willie come-^from-behind win safeties and lUch Romano, 3545-73 SJ47-70 Dkk Stockton. U S. vs. Ille Nastase Oiiefs 5 (Steve Logah 5), Larry Ziegler Bruce Douglas 3549-74 George Thomas Wilson. Kansas City. 451,78; . Kra Westown edge Manchester Dale Lundquist 3547-73 Peter Oosterhuis 3347-70 3939-75 8 Romania, 94,24.7-5,1-6: Nick Saviano, over Second Congo last Don Kelsey and Wayne Yankees 3 (Chris Sarli 2, AMERICAN LEAGUE Nancy Lopn-Melton 3745-73 Barry Harwell 3845-44 a-Lewls (Jehmig 3647-75 Singleton. Baltimore. 44648; 9. Al U.S. vs. Buster Mottram, Britain. 97.7-9 By LEN AUSTER State Bank, 6-2; and Pet Mariiynn^Uh Vance Heafner 3446- 70 Allen Strange 3548- 74 Bumbry. Baltimore. 437461; 8 . Ken "The inner defense on the left side game you tigureo he'd break loose night at Keeney Field. East 3547-73 Doug Black Joe Sodd 3937- 75 9ft Ostrout two apiece for Dan Senkow). ' AMERICAN Maiy Dwyer 3545-73 3544- 70 Ed Dougherty 3747-74 Herman Scharlau Landreaux. Minnesota, 43348: 11. Herald Sportwritrr but he really didn’t.” Center throttle Hour Glass, W L Pet. GB Bob E. Smith 3545- 71 3949-76 Women's singles has to improve,” he stated, looking Miles Boutilier and Tim Lathrop. North: Raiders 2 (Jeff ,N'ew York 44 M .6T7 - Army & Navy turned Jeriiyn Brilz 3449-73 Alien Miller 37-37-74 a-Bill Campbell 4945-76 Gorman Thomas, Milwaukee,404468:12. First Round 10- 1. Mike Donald 3346- 71 Dale Douglas Mike Hargrove. Geveland, 38413:13. Al towards next year although he won’t The Indians lose 10 seniors to Milwaukee 3B 29 ,S£7 S*« 3745- 73 37-37-74 Bob Duden 3649-76 Greer Stevens (11). South Africa, def. There was awhile where it looked Cunningham each had two Kennedy, Steve back Town Fire, 9-7, Barbara Barrow 3746- 73 John Adams 3546- 71 Jack Spradlin 3646- 74 Mike Homa 4145-76 Oliver, Texas. 38,125; 14. Amos Otis, Gerry Mirucki had four Boston 37 31 .S44 7 Pal Lindsey J744-71 PauU Smith. U.S .91.94: Wendy White. like Manchester High was heading be at the controls. graduation but return a strong hits for Vittner’s. A1 Fyler Detroit 35 30 .59 7>t Wednesday at Waddell Jane Blalock 3547- 73 Jeff Thomson 37-37-74 Gaylon Simon 3938- 76 Kansis City, 81,023; 15. Mickey Rivers, CANDLELIGHT Ashbacker), Cyclones 0. Bill Sander 3545-71 Shuck Scally U.S..def. Pam Whyteross. Australia, 9ft. Junior Alex Britnell led hits and Pam Thompson, Baltimore 37 S .59 Connie Chillemi 3747- 74 Roger Klatt 3647- 75 4949-76 Texas, 341.68; 16. Steve Kemp. Detroit, 6ft: Betty Anne Dertt. U.S., def. Linda for a stellar baseball campaign in nucleus of four juniors — Britnell, and Ken Sullivan each Fogarty Bros, nipped Knights 3 (Gary Wheeler Field.' John Bourret had a Angie Tsai Terry Diehl 3545-71 Mitch Moonev 37-38—75 Jack Fleck , 38-36—76 338.78. Chris Stall and Kelly Cleveland 33 S fiOO 10 3747-74 George Burns 3744- 71 Geeves, Britain. Sft. 9ft. 9ft: lUte 2 Vernon Thwaites 1980. The momentum, however, Manchester batting^wise with a .341 Spears, Bill Herlth and Joe Panaro. drilled two hits and Ron Toronto 31 35 .470 12 two-run double and Kyle Lori Nelson 34-40-74 Al Geiberger’ 3647-75 3749-76 Money Leaders Brasher. Britain, def. Dana CillMrt. U.S. Zipser (Hub, 11-10, in a 2, Dan Evans), Racers 2 Charlie Gibson 3447- 71 Forrest Fezler Freddie Haas 36-38—78 Reynoudt two apiece for West Cindy Ferro 3545-74 Nick Soli 3545-71 3746-75 By United Press International 3-9. 6-3, 99: Pam Shriver. U.S.. def. could not be sustained and the In­ average (31-for-91). He also had 14 “The four juniors were the nucleus Tweedie homered for make-up at Fitzgerald. Bill Bockus a two-nin single for Kati Biszantz Tim Simpson 3647-75 a-Ken Weavil t 4244-76 POAGOLF B.A. Mirucki and Thomp­ (Gary Wood, Robbie W L Pet GB 9 4 8 - 74 Buddy Gardner J744-71 Heidi Eisterlehner. West (>rmany. 94.3 dians wound up 13-9 in Coach Hal RBI along with showing a superior Kansas Cilv c a o o o - Louise Bnice 9-S9-74 Woody Fitzhugh 3937-75 a-denotes amateur I, Tom Watson 1382485.2. Lee Trevino •9.91; Lesley Charles, Britain, def. Julie of that club. If you had to pick four Congo. Reeves, Jim Flaherty, Melley). A&N, which finishes 11-5. Don Pooley 3545-71 Jim Harbor 3647- 75 son homered, the former Chicago 33 35 ,4ft a Ai-Yu Tu 3548- 74 John Schroedcr 3447-71 1231.744. 3. Craig SUdler $1848. 4. Harrington. U.S.9ft. 5-7.91. Parks' final year. glove in centerfield. Junior pitcher- you want back, those would be the Standings: DeMolay 7-2, Rich Marsh and Bob Valk Texas S 37 .464 9*k Andy Boggini and Kyle Elaine Hand 3747-74 Tom Storey 3847-75 Andy Bean $167415. 5. George Burns Second Round PEE WEE Jim Thorpe 3447-71 Mike Peck Voting for American League All-SU designated hitter Shawn Spears hit at ones,” Parks commented. twice. Jennifer Papa, Oakland 31 9 .443 11 Alexandra Reinhardt 949-74 3648- 75 team through June S : 1165,18.5. U rry Nelson $184^. 7. John Billie Jean King (5). U.S.. def. Anne Parks had announced his retire­ Dean Machine 6-3, CBT 5-4, each had three hits and South: Panthers 2 (Jeff Atkins hit best for Town. • 3747-74 Ron Nilonovich 3447-71 Brad Bryant 3947-75 Karen Mozzer and Renee Seattle 31 9 .443 n Greg Powers X46-71 Catcher Mahaffey $141,447. 8. Ben Crenshaw Smith. U S.. 9ft. 7-9 (7ft i: Betty Stove. ment before the season. a .325 clip (27-for-83) with a team­ Pitching prospects for ’81 include Congo 5-4, Vittner’s 4-5, Minnesota 29 40 .430 Janet Alex 3747-74 Bob Shearer 3648-75 $137466. 9, Jerry Pate $137,751. 10. Jim Holland, def. Anne Hobbs. Britain.9 0 .9 John Barry, Lou Magowan, Greg Geer), Barbara Moxness Mark McCumber X45-71 Sammy Rachels 1. Carlton Fisk. Boston. 1,283.722 ; 2. Lessard played well for California 23 44 343 I7>k 374»-74 3947-75 Colbert $18,632. 4: Lindsay Morse. U.S..def. Kathy May "I thought we had a pretty good leading 15 RBI while senior Eldgar Skip Moreau, George Hanlon, Gary Angels 4-5, Rockwell 3-6, INT. FARM Nayoko Yoshikawa 3745-75 Victor Regalado 3545-72 Mike (^ve 3646-76 Darrell Porter, Kansas City, 1,048404; 3. LPGA GOLF Wellington and Tom Dolphins 0 (Paul Spiegel, Thursday's Results Brian Downing. California. 376,(00; 4. Teacher. U S.. 94. 94: Ros Fairhank. Ezerins was next at .308 (20-for-65). A&N. Several players per­ Sylvia Ferdon 36- 38—75 Jimmy Powell 4042-72 Richard Eller 3646-76 1. Donna C. Young $18,(00.2. JoAnne season,” viewed Parks, who in 14 Shaw and Paul McCluskey. They’ll Ed’s Arco 2-7. Melick two apiece for Linda Holland played Baltimore 4. Toronto 1 The Oilers outlasted George Cadle 3745- 72 Jim Sundberg, Texas. 356412; 5. Lance South Africa, def. Andrea Buchanana. Manchester batted .269 as a team formed well for Marco Seattle 8. Texas 4 Hollis Stacy 3945-75 Ron Slreck 3646—76 Garner $11648.3. Amy Alcott $18404.4. U.S . 91. 92. years logged a 132-129-1 mark. “I join Spears. “If a couple of those Dairy Queen, 14-10, last Vicki Fergon 947-75 Barney Thompson 3547- 72 Mark Hayes 3947-75 Parrish. Detroit. 3f).617; 6. Rick Beth Daniel IM.640. 5, Nancy Lopez- 7 Fogarty’s. Roger Talbot well). Chicago 5. California 2 Evonne Goolagongi Cawley (4i. Aus­ Polo and Sewing Center. Myra Van Hoose Skeeter Heath 3545-72 Gar Hamilton 3947-76 Dempsey. Baltimore. 323445; 7. Rick Melton $81421.6, Jane Blalock $79,78.7. thought we'd boot a few and we did. with 198 hits on 736 at bats. It was come around, they should have a WEST SIDE and John Wiggin each had Friday’s Games night at Verplanck. Danny 3945-75 Rocky Thompson 3745-72 Cerone. New York. 306.646; 8. Butch tralia. def. Jenny Walker. Australia. 92. Diane Carr homered, Chargers 4 (Brian (All times EDTi Bonnie Lauer 3549- 75 Robert Donald 3937-76 Jo Ann Washam $76473.8. Pat Bradley 92; Jane Stratton. U.S.. def. Diane We hit good for awhile and then near the .300 level early in the cam­ Dave'Brownlee 3446-72 Mason Rudolph 3749-W Wynegar. Minnesota, 158.48. $7048. 9. Sally Little, South Africa. good season. Whoever takes over Belliveau Painters out­ four hits and Rich Gustaf­ Schwarz 2, Mike Taiaga 2), B.llimom^UMgaSul .1 Boston Taylor huHed fo U r shutOUt SlSrAlSm 3549-75 Lon Hinkle 3545-72 First Base Desfor. U S.. 7-6. 4ft. 7-5: Nina Bohm. fizzled out after 12 games. And it paign before tailing off. Stacey Choate homered 3745-75 Bobby Wadklns 39-37-^ $70.062.10. Donna H. White $8467. Sweden, def. Dianne Morrison. U,S..4ft. should come up with a pretty good lasted Ward Manufac­ son, Chuck Solarz, Jim Mustangs 0. ' t e . ’-’t V o S r M , . . Toronto Rex Caldwell 3745-72 Jimmy Paxchali 3947- 76 1. Rod Carew, California, 149742C. 2. and tripled and Roxanne innings and Ricky Barnett, 3745- 75 Mike Hill S47-72 Carl Yastrzemski. Boston, 810,060; 3. MEN'S TENNIS 92.9ft. turned out we really didn’t have two Spears, a righthander, had a 7-2 club,” Parks states. turing, 33-16, in an error- Jackson, Mike Mistretta (Jefferson 2-4>. 7:9 p.m Eq St. Pierre and Dan Sandra Post 3746- 75 MarkPfiei 4936-76 1. Bjorn Borg. Sweden, $38460. 2. Halted by darkness North: Sockers 3 (Jason Therese Hession Tom Jones 3745-72 Beau Baugh 378-77 Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee. 713.068; 4. Olsen had four hits for Cleveland (Waits M) at New York 3548- 75 Eddie Murray. Baltimore, 278483: 5. John McEnroe $322,682. 3. Jimmy Andrea Jaeger (14t; U.S. led M ariu strhng starters ().” mark while senior righty Ken Hill Batting: AB H Avg. RBI filled affair at Pagani and Ray Sullivan two _ ___^ Solas hit best for the 4-12 Martha Hanson 3545-75 Mike White 3745-72 Robert Landham 3948- 77 Nassiff’s. Beth Davis and Oatway 2, Mike Glaser), May M l, 8 p.m Tonv Valentine .1545-72 Willie Aikens, Kansas City, 6 Connors $311475. 4. Vitas GerulalUs Redondo. U.S . 90. The Silk Towners annexed 10 of logged a 3-3 mark to head the mound Alex Britnell 91 31 .341 14 Field. The clubs combined MinwMiii’'i'tiwtieni Ml at t«m! Oilers. John Eccher Sue Folgleman 3561-76 Peter Teravainen 3948-77 $245 164 5 Guillermo Vilas. Argentina apiece for Zipser. Reeves Sheryl Veal were best for Oilers 0. Alice Ritzman 3549- 76 their first 13 decisions and were corps. Hill, according to Parks, was Shawn S^ars 83 27 .325 15 for 39 errors, 22 by Ward. homered. Willie’s. Sharon Johns, Timbers 5 (Lindsay '’’artmi'SiLnT-.iatc.tiion.i. Staged for 6-10 DQ. Judy Clark 35^76 threatening for CCIL honors. The troubled by mono in pre-season and Ed Ezerite 65 20 .308 11 The pair also had 41 hits, 27 (Knapp 2-41.10:9 p.m. Jan Ferraris 3749-76 Sharon Smith and Nacy Boutilier 5), Penguins 1 Chicago (Baumgarlen 1-4) at Oakland Carole Charbonnier 3749-76 streak, however, didn’t keep up the ‘‘never got in shape. He never threw Jon BrandV, 83 24 .289 9 by ^lliveau. Dan Walker, CHARTER OAK Ann-Marie Palll 3947-76 Healy were best for (Randy Norris). (NonisM). 10:9p.m. locals finished fourth in the league. like he should have. Jack Lyon Tt 21 .273 8 Joe Swenson and Ken M anchester Oil Heat Kansas City (Gale 4-7)4- at Seattle Catherine Duggan 3749-76 Eric Gauruder 53 14 .264 10 Westown while Robin MIDGET I Honeycutt 7-4). 10:36 ^iT Baseball Jane Renner 3947- 76 Inconsistency, particularly defen­ ”We played well in spurts. We gave Jacobs each had four hits trimmed Tierney’s, 9-5, at Saturday's Gai Beverly Klass 947-76 sively, played a major role in the games away but then again we won a Bob Halldin 23 6 .261 5 and Pete Belliveau and Bill Fitzgerald. Jim Deere had Venezia and Kate East: Fury 5 (James Detroit at Toronto Carolyn Hill 34- C-76 Bill Herlth 80 20 .250 9 Gallagher each had three Baltimore at Boston JUNIOR LEGION Cindy Hill 3749-76 campaign. The left side of the infield, few like that,” Parks assessed, “The Young three apiece for three hits and Mike Wells, Burke 2, Jim Melesko , Chicago at Oakland Barbara Mlzrahie 35- 35-76 Joe Panaro 90 22 .244 8 hits and Karen Patapchuk John Melesko, Mike Geveland at New York, night Behind Mark Tosi’s one- Penny Pulz 35^76 Parks noted, started off well but then ptiching wasn’t as strong as I had Belliveau. Walker and Tony Morianos and Fred Mary Mills Dave Parks 76 17 .224 10 and Leslie Flink played Callahan), Astros 0. Minnesota al Texas, night hitter, Artie’s Cleaners 3549-77 ran into problems. It had 28-30 errors hoped. (Eric) Gauruder didn’t get Jamie Gallagher 30 6 .200 2 Swenson homered. Allan Schneider two apiece for Milwaukee at California, light Becky Pearson 37- 49-77 well for Bank. Kings 2 (Paul Henrys, Kansas City at Seattle, night whitewashed Manchester Dianne Dailey 39-49-77 after 12 games, Parks related. untracked pitching or hitting. Every Ken Hill 6 0 .000 0 Lehrer homered and Oil Heat. Brian ^ ig le y hit H.B. Duntz 3549-77 Michelle LeGeyt had two Junior Legion, 10-0, in Patty Snyder singled twice for Ward. safely twice for Tierney’s. Steve Simon), Strikers 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE 4145- 77 Standings: Highlafld hits and Lynn Genovesi and North: Eagles 3 East Jaycee-Courant League M.J Smith 35- 42*77 Sports Parade W L Pet GB Lori Garbaez 3948- 77 Kristen Forde each Senior Division play at Kathy McMullen REC Park Market 9-0, Army & (Anthony Wright 2, Jeff Montreal 9 77 9 6 - 37- 40-77 Red Sox doubled for Glass while Wright), Warriors 1 (Chris Philadelphia 35 9 9 7 2>v Hartford’s Goodwin Park. Janet Coles 35m-77 Garden Sales took a 7-0 Navy 8-1, Manchester Piz­ Pittsburgh S 8 .515 4*k Allison Sheard 36- 40-78 za 6-3, T iern ey ’s 3-6, Kim Scoville homered Gagnon). New Yor\ 31 9 .40 8 Joe Maningas' one-out Susie McAllister 949- 78 forfeit win over West Side Chicago 9 9 .446 9 Vivian Brownlee 4946-78 FORDS Mike Ivie twice and singled, Pam Hawks 1 (Gary Minor), single in the sixth was the Debbie Austin 38- 40-78 By Italian Kitchen at Nike LaStrada Pizza 3-6, Oil St Louis 9 40 412 im Reischerl had four hits and Toros 0. West locals’ only safety. (!^thy Postlewait 38-40-78 players Heat 3-6, F arr’s 2-7, North Janet LePera 37- 41-78 MILT Field when the latter failed W L Pet GB Methodist 2-7. Laura Sloan ripped two South: Stallions 2 Houston 41 9 .612 - Manchester is now 2-3 in Debby Rhodes 3949- 78 planned to field a team. Debbie Meisterlin hits and played well defen­ (Richard Boyle, Cathy Los Angeles 40 9 9 0 2 the league, 2-6 overall. It 37-41-78 RlCHMANl Standings: Zem- CRGFL Cincinnati 9 & 9 9 64 Amelia Rorer 37-41-78 J sively for Pet. Kathy Martin browski’s 9-0, Kitchen 6-3, Formal’s Inn trimmed Ryan), Oceaneers 0. San Francisco 31 9 449 11 hosts the Mansfield Colt 37-41-78 San Diego 40 im team tonight at Eagle Susie Bemlng 3940- 78 decision All-Stars Nelson Freightway 6-3, Glastonbury, 7-5, at Wings 1 (Dan Langer), Atlanta «M I2>+ Vicki Singleton 39^79 Devils 0. Thursday's Results “ Field. Kathy Hite 4949-79 OSDIBl Reed 5-4, MCC Vets 4-5, (Charter Oak Park. Marcy NEW YORK (UPI) - Mike Ivie them. But after realizing ivie was NEW YORK (UPI) — It appears New York 4 Chicago 3 Cathy Thompson 37-41-79 the will dominate Postal Employees 3-6, Montreal 1. Philacfilf^UO Susan Grams 3941- 79 had been kicking around the idea for never really happy in San Diego, the San Francisco 2. San Diego 1 COLT INTER-TOWN Cathy Mint 3940- 79 Garden 3-6, Center Congo Mary Bea Porter a long time and finally decided to Padres traded the 6-foot-4,216-pound one-third of the starting American Friday's Games Manchester “ A” 3641-79 League lineup for the July 8 All-Star 0-9. (All Times EDT) Cathy Morse 4146- 79 make the move. i former Atlanta high school star to St. Louis (Forscb S6 ) at Chicago remained unbeaten with a Marga Stubblefield 3949-79 game against the National League in iReuschel 6-7). 2:8 p.m. Brenda Rego 3941- 80 He poked his head into Dave the Giants for Derrel Thomas two 10-4 win over Colchester Vicki Tabor 3942- 80 Los Angeles. NIKE Pittsburch (B^ven2-7) at Montreal Bristol’s office and saw the San years ago. (Rogen96).7:S6p.m Wednesday night in Muffin Spencer-Devlin 374441 Catcher Carlton Fisk, plus Behind a 20-hit attack, New York (PacellaOO) at Philadelphia Rene Powell 414941 OFFER! Francisco manager talking with With the Giants, Ivie hit .308 in 1978 (Carlton 13-2), 8

RcraliU Help H f in M fa H ip W snfd f l INDEX Reqion ^Small town refreshing Bolton ponders school use LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER LEGAL SECR^ARY t Real for two adults. Light cooking, Estate Experience. Mlary By DONNA HOLLAND NOTiCID own room and bath. Call 321- negotable. Ekut Hartford of­ public agency has determined that the public make a decision'on the reorganization of the T —loit end-Fouad _ 3007. fice. Call Mrs. Brown, 528- Herald Correepondent interest in withholding such documents clear­ system.” 2 — PefBonil* ' 9751. says new administrator 3 — Announc«m«ntt BOLTON -Board of Education members ly outweighs the public Interest in disclosure.” . John Morianos, board member, said he felt AUTO MECHANIC - Indiv- A 4 » Entartainmtnt dual w ith 3 to 4 years PART TIME HELP discuss^ various options for the future use of 5 — Auctions By DONNA HOLLAND Allen said, "Mr. Fleming (Joseph Fleming, the direction to the administration was too experience w anM by busy WANTED. We’re looking for . Herald Correepondent the school buildings at an InformaUonal Bolton High School principal) is currently wide. Morianos said, “I’m against giving FINANCIAL Toyota-Pontiac Dealership. housewives Interested in BOLTON — After a short period meeting Thursday. working on curriculum programs and or away classrooms and then building 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Full Benefit Package. Incen­ making good money, for part of adjustment, Alan Bergren, the School Superintendent Raymond Allen revisions in concert with various facility op­ classrooms. I don’t think the town wants to 9 ~ Personal Loans tive Program. Apply in person time, hours. Telephone 10 Insurance at : Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 soliciting from our East Hart­ town’s first locally paid ad­ asked the board members to share with him tions.” build a new facility even though what we have what direction they thought the schools would EMPLOYMENT West Center Street, ford office. Hourly rate plus ministrative assistant, ftiids working He said, “An architect has been hired to is far from ideal.” 13 — Help Wanter Manchester. commission and bonuses. in a small town ‘.‘refreshing.” be taking so an architect, hired by him work on the facilities options but I would like He said, “I don’t think the 5^ building is 14 — Business Opportunities Monday-Frlday.V 9-1 nr 5-9. 15 — Situation Wanted Bergren began work as ad­ wouldn’t do any planning on anything the some direction from the board.” suitable for what the town wants. I don’t see Call 569-4993. Ask for Teresa. board wasn’t interested in. EDUCATION Paid vacations gnd sick days. ministrative assistant to the five Board members’ comments ranged from how we can talk about giving away a whole Declining enrollment could result impart of leaving the school system as it is to giving the school and then building more especially with 16 ~ Private Instructions member Board of Selectmen in 19 — SchoolS'Classes NEED FOUR PEOPLE - December. Although having five or an entire building being made available to town some room in the 5-8 Building to giving inflation going up. People wonder how they 20 ~ Instructions Wanted DENTAL ASSISTANT - Immediate Employment. For the town. r Experienced preferred. Full bosses could be mindboggUng to the town the entire 5-8 Building. are going to pay their taxes now.” ' REAL ESTATE interview telepfione 646-3936, time .position. Multi-girl of­ some people, Bergren finds it ‘‘quite Allen gave board members a “working Several board members indicated they Allen said Grade 8 students could be housed 23 — Homes for S a l^ * Monday, Tuesday and would like to give the town the K-4 Building at Bolton High School In September 1981 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale \ fice. Salary negotiable. Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. thru 12 Interesting and challenging.” paper” that listed at least six options for con­ 25 — Investment Pooperty ' ExoeHcyit benefits. a.m. ask for Mr. Doyon. He said, “The workload is just sideration but the paper wasn’t made even though it’s the newer building. The without any structural changes and with a 26 — Business P rq ^rty Immediate opening. Call 646- available to the press. building uses electrical heat. curriculum almost comparable to what they 27 — Resort Property / 3003, ask for Marion. DENTAL ASSISTANT WITH what I expected it to be but I believe 26 » Real Estate Wanted / there’s always room for improv- Andrew Maneggia, board member, said, "It have now. EXPERIENCE and Ulent. According to the Freedom of Information MISC. SERVICES / LPN/EMT. Position available Four handed. Full time for ment. If and ^ e n you feel there’s no seems to me we have to provide for our own Depending on the reorganization, additional Act public records Include any information programs first and then tell the town we have classrooms and facilities from a gymnasium 31 Services Offered \ at summer special education qualified general practice. room for improvement, you might as 32 — Painting-Papering center. June 23- August 20. Good working environment. well hang It up.” relating to the conduct of the public’s this much space available to you if It meets to a cafeteria could be needed at the different 33 » Building-Contracting Call 872-2465 or 873-8^. Call 643-0011 days, or 444-3283 Formerly employed as ad­ business, that was received by a public agency your needs.” schools. 34 — Roofing-Siding evenings. - ill any form. He said, "I think by September 1981 we can Allen said a full option report will be 35 — Heating-Plumbing ministrative assistant in East Hart­ 36 — Flooring BOOKKEEPER ^ ford, Bergren finds the atmosphere The Act exempts from disclosure offer the town six classrooms but beyond that presented to the board no later than its Oc­ 37 -> Moving-Trucking-Storage "preliminary drafts or notes provided the 36 — Services Wanted Experienced. Part time. For in Bolton more relaxed because the I want to know the curriculum impact before I tober informational meeting. SUMMER JOBS - working one retail store. In complete Alan Bergren, right, Bolton’s administrative assistant, goes MItC. FOR SALE of our outdoor flower charge of records. Hours organizational structure is less 40 — Household Goods locations on weekends. C^r 41 — Articles for Sale flexinle. Pleasant working bureaucratic simply because you over some town work with ^ e town’s first selectman, Henry needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ conditions. Please call 64!P don’t need a massive structure to get 42 — Building Supplies dover, Ct. 742-9965. Ryba. (Herald photo by Holland) Rockville may get rehab grant 43 — Pets-BIrds-D^s 2401 for appointment. things done.” VERNON — The town may be able to apply 44 ~ Musical Instruments “Therefore,” he said, “you have a the Rockville section, the town's Revitaliza­ told the committee Wednesday night that the 45 — Boats & Accessories MASSEUSE - Full or part HEAD CASHIER NEEDED for an Urban Development Action Grant to tion Committee has been told. 46 ~ Sporting Goods time. Good atmosphere. for full time work. Some clearer picture of the internal goals they also share some of that quite competent and extremely help­ town may seek up to $1 million in federal Excelleht clientelle. Windham assist in a program for the revitalization of Francis Armantano, assistant town planner, money. 47 — Garden Products experience in bookkeeping and objectives of the administration .wisdom.” ful.” 48 ~ Antiques area. Telephone 423-7519. and filing helpful. Please in­ and external goals of the com­ Bergren attends as many meeUngs Ryba said, “The town is getting The money would permit the 4own to loan 49 — Wanted to Buy quire at the Anderson-Little munity.” as possible and feels his position work out at a faster rate than before money to local businesses at a low rate of in­ RENTALS Company, 338 Broad Street, Bergren said, "The whole Town of terest. The loans could be used to renovate 52 — Rooms lor Rent Manchester. requires him to assist any board or and he has alleviated a lot of the 53 — Apartments for Rent Bolton is like a neighborhood in a commission professionally In any work of our board.” existing businesses or to buy property to lease 54 ~ Homes for Rent LIFEGUARD - Experienced Bolton seeks school funds instructor needed. Apply PERSON TO WORK PART large city.” way he can. He said, "He’s (Bergren) working to businesses. ^ 55 Business for Rent TIME in small office in Eiast 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Fountain Village, 175 Downey Ribbon cutting He said, "That’s the reason I’m BOLTON— A $44,042 Elementary Secon­ Richard Packman, Bolton Elementary Armentano said that the commercial Hartford. Typing, filing and Don’t misunderstand,” he said, on grants for us. I think he’s just 57 — Wanted to Rent Drive. Call 52f1300. dary Education Act Title I proposal was ten­ Center School principal, said all students who building in the Rockville Shopping Plaza could collection work. Some Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst, armed with club, Jean McDermott, safety town teacher, "Just because it Is a relaxed at­ here. That’s the reason the board super. We’ve all got a good working 56 ~ Misc. for Rent tatively approved for submission to the participated in the program during the 1979- be a prime target for funding use. The largest 59 — Farm Land For Rent experience preferred. Please mosphere doen’t mean there’s little created the position (of ad­ relationshiD.” m il S9fUi1Q? oversized scissors, cut the ribbon to signal Mary Angeli, chairman of the Safety Town Connecticut State Department of Elducation 1960 school year did extremely well in terms 60— Auto Parta for Sal# work to do.” ministrative assistant).’’ Ryba did have one criticism of portion of that building, which formerly PART ’HME JANITRESS - the start of the 10th annual Safety Town by the Board of Elducation at its meeting of moving up. 61 — Autoe for Sate Program, and Lt. Emlio Pelligrini of the Ver­ He daid, "There’s a lot being ac­ Bergren feels his job is to “ensure Bergren - “He spends too much tirite housed a supermarket, has been vacant for 62 — Trucks for Sale SECRETARY - CPA firm. For office complex. Hours: Packman said, "The target was to move the Program sponsored by the Vernon Junior non Police. Some of the children involved in complished and I believe the tovm Is the goals set by the Board of here. He won’t take time off. I take TTiursday. many years. Another prime target would be 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Excellent opportunity for ef­ 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. Monday, Women’s Club and the Vernon Police Depart­ the program, look on. (Herald photo by Rich­ fortunate in that it has a lot of Selctmen and Town Meeting are my hat off to him.” students six percentile points and students in the Prichard block on Union Street which was 64 — Wotorcycles-Blcycles ficient and amiable secretary. Tuesday and Thursday. Grades 2 through 8 moved 14.5 percentile 65 “ Campers-Trailere-Moblle Statistical typing experience Telephone Mr. Whitney at 568- talented people serving on various carried out In the most effective, ef­ extensively damaged by fire a few months ago I Home# - Motor Homes' ment. Assisting in holding the ribbon are, left mond) Bergren said, "I think Bolton has a required. Please send resume 2020 for appointment. boards and committees.” ficient manner possible." points in reading and 10 percentile points in resulting in the center section being tom 66 — Automotive Service to: Pue, Semel and Co, Cer­ to right, Mary Ann Barry, president of the very bright future. I think the town 67 — Auioe for Rent-Lease “I think the dedication and spirit Bergren calls his first six months math.’’ \ down. tified Public Accountants. PO CLERK TYPIST - High School has very few problems, if any, com­ they have brought the local govern­ "successful” and said he finds Boltpn school He said” "That is significant growth when Armentano said the town would have to Box 2250, Vernon, a . 06066. Graduate. Hartford law Of­ ment has been a plus for the com­ pared to other communities and I you’re talking about the students who are decide what it wants to do and how much the fice. Resume to Box S. c/o everyone to be "helpful and Infor­ believe as long as interest remains RN - Full Time Public Health Manchester Herald. munity,” he said. mative.” “They all work well with most in need of help. Just to maintain a year’s local businesses would participate before it Keep Smiling among townspeople in local govern­ objectives eyed growth is good, so to see students moving upis Nurse Position. BSN and Bergren finds the Board of me,” he said: decides the amount of the grant it will ask for. Be Happy previous public health Coventry school system Court of Probate, District of ment, Bolton will continue to great.” Selectmen to be a "very conscien­ Eventually Bergren would like to Armentano said the grant applications are experience desired. For more experience an ever Improving com­ BOLTON — The systemwide objectives for Manchester tious group with each having a be a town manager somewhere in The participating high school students didn’t difficult to develop because they require so information, contact: (im ­ NOTICE OF HEARING munity atmosphere.” the 1980-1981 school year could be changed by munity Health Service of different interest in government that’s Connecticut. “I was bom and brought show too much growth but according to much detailed data concerning finances, □ NOTICES ESTATE OF CHARLES L. TUCKER, action of the Board of Education at its next Packman, "There’s not really a good test to CkilumDia, Hebron, Andover & deceased exhibited by the board’s subcom­ up in Connecticut. I like the four Bergren said, “I have a good demographics and such. He said the grants Marlborough. 228-9428. Pursuant to an ortler of Hon. William gains, loses managers meeting. identify growth for them.” are more likely to be awarded if local private mittees.” seasons so if not a town numager in working relationship with the First tnd Found 1 E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated June 19, School Superintendent Raymond Allen said, Lott 1960. a hearing will be held on u i COVENTRY —The town school private school associated with the 32 years, most recently in fourth He views the Board of Selctmen as Connecticut, then somwhere in New Selectman and the Board of The Title I Parents Advisory Council and enten>rise is willing to commit itself to RN/LPN. Manchester pediac- ’’The administrators would like the objectives teachers feel the impact of the program tric specialists office. application praying for authority to system has gained one administrator YMCA. He has experience as a grade at George Hersey Robertson a "board that embodies the wisdom England,” he said. Selectmen. There’s mutual respect helping with the project. LOST-SMALL LONG HAIR sell certain real estate as in said to" be in the areas of math and career should be In the lower grades and feel tutors Secretarial skills not ne^ed. and lost another. YMCA head coach and has served as School, was given special recognition of the community because members First Selectman Henry Ryba said, and I think a very healthy working Since a small section of Rockville was CAT. Grey stripe with white. application on file more fully appears, education." should be used predominantly in math because Very timid. Lost near Hilliard 8:30-5:00. Four day week. at the Court of Probate on July 10,1960 Thursday night, the Board of a swimming coach, lading his team by the board when it accepted his are the elected representatives.” "He’s (Bergren) one out of a million. relationship.” redeveloped under the federal urban Reply to Box RR c/o the at 2:00 P.M. Allen said, “The objectives are currently In the math results showed less progress than and Adams. Reward. 646-4604 Education voted unanimousiy to ap­ to international competition. letter. Also leaving the system is He said, "The other most visible He’s a devoted person, a thorough He said, "I hope it can continue. redevelopment program, the rest of the Evening Herald. Pearl J. Hultman. Ass’t. Clerk the areas of speaking, reading, language arts reading. after 5:00 p.m. point a New York State man as assis­ Polansky’s appointment is the Laura J. Maloney, a part-time board is the Board of Finance and person and an energetic person. He’s I’m quite confident it will.” business section has suffered with many of the 07^06 and writing and everyone feels they have been tant principai at Coventry High result of a lengthy search procedure physical education teacher and coach The proposal being sent to the state depart­ prime stores moving to the Tri-City Shopping accomplished." ment for next year’s program shows the C'>urt of Probate, Disti’ict of School. The board also accepted the in which the Board of Education had at the high school. Center and others just going out of business. Manchester He said, "I think the present objectives resignation of the principal of Coven­ to advertise extensively ta find can­ In other business Thursday night, objectives (to ^ve supportive services to Over the years many studies have been LOST - Black Cat, Vicinity of NOTICE OF HEARING Invitation To Bid resulted in Bolton doing better than any other TRUST ESTATE UNDER THE WILL try Grammar School. ' didates fof the job. The list of,, the board: students in kindergarten through Grade 8 with made in an effort to revitalize the business Hartford Road. Brown on OF WILFRED G. CROCKETT FOR The Manchester Board of applicants was narrowed to four^ Hams planning field day school in Connecticut in the recent state assistance in reading and math) remain the section but none have materialized. chest. Part Slameae. Pleaie THE BENEFIT OF JANE D. Education solicits bids for Harvey B. Polansky of Forest Hill, • Adopted a budget of $51,438, fully CROCKETT finalists, who were interviewed in proficiency test for Grade 9 students” same as the past year. The changes are In A few of the store owners have renovated call 643-8181. Pursuant to an order the Hon. William MANUAL TYPEWRITER N.Y., will become assistant principai reimbursable by state and federal HEBRON - The Hebron Ovil support communications linking living and working under simulated closed meetings of the school board Andrew Maneggia, board member, said, "I staffing. their shops and expanded them. One of the E. Fltz(^rald. Judge, dated June 23, MAINTENANCE for the 1960- at the high school Aug. 11. He grants, for the Title I program for Preparedness group will join with local civil preparedness offices with disaster conditions for the entire IMPOUNDED - Male, about 6 1980, a hearing will be held on an 1981 school year. Sealed bida last week. think the curriculum reflects the objectives The goal for next year is to raise the total problems cited as the cause of the lack of applicatiem praying for authority to succeeds William Troy, who left the 1980-81. There will be some changes local amateur radio operators this other disaster relief organizations weekend drill, Peter Carbone, radio months old, Shephard/Cross, will be received until 3:00 and if they are built in so they are part of the group by six percentile points in reading and tan, Box Mountain Road. convey the whole or any part of certain position in January. Starting pay for the assistant prin­ in the program, . including weekend in a field day exercises at and area civil preparedness shoppers is the lack of parking in the area. real property In said Manchester, as in P.M., July 16, 1980, at which officer, said. program, then we’ve arrived.” Male, about 8 months old. Polansky has five years experience cipal is $18,000. withdrawal of funding for special the Lions Fairgrounds, Route 85. headquarters. math. About 70 students in kindergarten A few year’s ago Arthur Drug Stores an­ said application on file more fully time they will be publicly Carbone said there will be 16 Allen said, “Career education would Lab/Cross, black, with white appears, at the Court of Probate on in education. He received his The principal of Coventry Gram­ help at Coventry Grammar School. The event will be sponsored by the During the 24-hour field dpy period through Grade 8 and 10 students at the high nounced it would move from one part of the July 10. I960 at 3:00 P.M. opened. The right.is reserved operators participating locally. emphasize career choices, awareness and in­ feet, Tanner Street. Male, bachelor's and master’s degrees 'in mar School, William H. McDermott, • Approved a contract for service American Radio Relay League and Is which will start at 2 p.m. ^turday school will be serviced. shopping center into the larger quarters oc- about a year old, Pear] J. Hultman, Ass'l. Clerk to reject any and all bids. McGuenness said that gasoline to run formation, it wouldn’t actually teach various 074-06 social studies and history from the submitted his resignation effective supported nationwide by local civil and nm continuously through to 2 The program will have two teachers, six cupi^ by the supermarket but those plans Terrier/Cross, tri-color, Ver­ Specifications and bid forms of public address and alarm systems the generators is being donated by careers.” City College of New York. He has Sept. 1. He said he intends to leave in the schools, and authorized Dr. preparedness teams, Warren p.m. on Sunday, more than 22,000 aides and two tutors. Funds were Included for haven’t been carried out either. non Street. Contact may be secured at the education and pursue a career in the Crosby’s Texaco and Nicol’s Mobil He said the math objective would teach a summer tutorial program in 1981. The Revitalization will further discuss the Manchester Dog Warden. 646- Business Office, 45 N. School completed advanced study in school Elman to negotiate a new contract McGuenness, Hebron’s civil ham operators nationwide will con­ 4555. NOTICE TO CREDITORS business world. stations and the town’s civil growth, knowledge and skills at all levels. School Superintendent Raymond Allen said, grant proposal at its July meeting. At Street, Manchester, Conn. administration at C.W. Post College, for purchase of heating oil in 1980-81. pr^aredness director said. tact each other by radio from field preparedness office. ESTATE OF CARL EDLUND. Thursday night, the school board Board members will be asked to approve the “The program is gearing more into grade Wednesday’s meeting there wasn’t a quorum deceased Raymond E. Demers, Long Island University, Greenvale, • Heard results of the Iowa Tests The exercise will simulate actual positions, using portable power Ihe event will be open to the public IMPOUNDED - White female The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Business Manager new objectives at their next meeting. level needs than in the past." of the committee in attendance. puppy. About 5 months old. N.Y. authorized Superintendent Arnold of Basic Skills, given to students in disaster conditions during which sources and temporary antenna in­ durihg the daylight hours. Judge, of the Court of Probate. Elman to begin the search procedure Call Andover Dog Warden 742- District of Manchester, at a hearing 066-06 Polansky has taught high school Grades 3, 5 and 7. Dr. Elman said he amateur radio operators will provide stallations. The operators will be 9760. held on June 18. 1960 ordered that all social studies and has served as for a new elementary principal, with was pleased with the scores, but claims must be presented to the fiduciary on or befoi__^re . ^ptember_____ ..IB. NOTICE TO CREDITORS assistant dean and assistant director a salary range of $19,500'to ^1,500. Grade 7 results were low because of PononalM 2 1980 or be barred as by law provided of general and curriculum develop­ The school board accepted two problems with the testing procedure. Pearl J. Hultman. Asst. Clerk ESTATE OF HERNARD other resignations Thursday night. TV tonight. RIDE NEEDED from The fiduciary is: BARONOUSKY ment at the McBumey School, a New tests are planned. Coventry police check gun report Dorcas E. White William E. McArthur, a teacher for 6:00 X -. 11530 Maitchester to Westfarms 224 Paradise South The Hon. VALDK VINKELS, Newt (D Movie -(Susponss) ** "Appoint- Mall. Telephone 646-0276 after Leesburg, FL 32748 montWithAKfllor" 1978 JoannsPetlet, Judge, of the Court of Coventry the car were not injured and they told month. (1) I Love Lucy 8:00 p.m. or 643-6595 anytime. 077-06 Area news update______X Joker's Yimd Brian Blessed. No Other Information Probate, District of Andover, Coventry Police are investigating the police the shots allegedly came He was released on a $50 nonsurety dl) Ah<6ter Soccer Birmingham vt ^■liable. (2 hre.) at a hearing held on June 23, pjsk NOTICE TO A & P 1980 ordered that all claims an alleged Incident that happened from a pickup truck parked along bond for appearance in court in P z o w n ) Fridays CUSTOMER, 1135 Tolland Word skill club Friday ^ After Benny Dog licenses due must be licensed by Monday to avoid Monday night and involved the firing side the road between Silver Street Rockville on July 8. ® flreeta Of Sen FrencNco Turnpike, Manchester, (7T: NOTICE TO CREDITORS must be presented to the 6:30 ortiCenter ESTATE OF DAVID BARROW. VERNON — Persons 16 or older, of several shots at an eastbound car and the Bolton town line. 0 Wimbledon Update Will the lady who purchased fiduciary on or before VERNON — Town Clerk Henry any fines or penalties. The annual fee ^ Hogen'a Heroes J.R. decides that bring­ who wish to improve their word skills is $7.70 for male or female dogs and on Route 44A about 8:30. In another Incident, Coventry □D I)c Tec Dough ing Bobby (Patrick Duffy, ) HotNIghte some . groceries an d . Yukon The Hon. William E FitzGerald. September 23, 1980 or be Butler will have his office open extra O Q A NBC News 11:46 Club SMa on March 10, 1980, Judge, of the Court of Probate. and to earn expert points and cer­ Police referred a juvenile to juvenile pictured) back into Ewing 0 0 0 The Tonight Show Host: barred as by law provided. hours on Monday solely for the $3.50 for neutered and spayed dogs. Police said the three occupants in O ® Over €esy Quest; Ann Baiter. at the above store when the District of Manchester, at a hearing tificates of merit, are invited to join Host. Hugh Downs (Closed csptloned) Oil is the best way to keep Johnny Carson. (90 mins.) held on June 19.1960, ordered that an State law requires that veterinarian authorities in Willimantic in connec­ bottle cap exploded and struck Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk the local crossword game club which issuance of dog licenses. That’s the 6:56 Jock out of the office, and 12:00 claims must be presented to the certificates be presented when licen­ tion with the investigation of van­ M Newt (D Movie -(Mystery) •** "Fallen Ao- the boy nagger causing con­ fiduciary on or before September 19. The>fiduciary Is: meets the first Thursday of each final day for issuance without, penal­ 7:00 J.R. also aims to get Pam gel" 1945 Dane Andrews, Linds Darnell, 1960 or be barred as by law provided. sing neutered or spayed dogs for the dalism to mailboxes on David Drive. ^ o u n g men, running away from his siderable injury to the eye Bernard P. Baronousky ty- ^CBSNewe a promotion to keep please contact Mrs. Ann Pearl J. Hultman, Ass'l. Clerk month in the lounge at the Center first time. Police said they are expecting to (| j In The Family vAsIthy wife to merry a waitress, finds he c/o Thomas F. Rady, M. Court Racquetball Club on Route 83. The office will be open from 5 to 8 X a O ABC News Bobby’s mind off anything laaccused ol murder. (2 hrs.) Campbell at 643-9942 during The fiduciary is: Esq. Those who wish to apply for the refer other youths in connection with f ■) TIm leuftlc but his troubled marriage, (ll)lntematlonalRacquetbsllWomen's the evening hours or Sanford Mary Haggerty Harrington Game time is from 7 to 11 p.m. and p.m. in addition to the regular hours,, Final Marriott vs McKiy aka Mary Harrington Box 268 license by mail must send their the same ipcidents. The youths d v Pro-Qolf Techniquet Host Billy on DALLAS, to be rebroad­ J. Plepler at 649- 5277 from 9 players are asked to bring their own 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. / Casper 0 Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews 47 Stephen Street Vernon, Conn. 06066 request, accompanied by the correct Coventry rec program allegedly put firecrackers In the W FetUval Of Faith cast Friday. June 27 on 12:30 a.m to 5 p.m. (except Satur­ Manchester. Conn. 06040 All dogs six months old or older CD Movie -(Muelcal-Comedy) ** "Ro- 072-06 boards. The admission fee is $l.^The fee and a self-addressed stamped mailboxes. 0 InSeerchOt CBS-TV. day and Sunday ) or leave 076-06 COVENTRY — Final registration eelend" 1977 Geraldine Chaplin. Helen your name and telephone club has been meeting for about four Pam is using her work to Gallagher. A widow living in the past, a envelope, to the town clerk, P. 0. for the town's summer recreation- Vernon . Dick Cavalt Show number at the A&P store. months. Linda Carison, a certified 90 Bishop Fulton J. Sheen>Llfe Is hide from her unhappi­ loudmouth, and assorted other char­ Box 245, Rockville. education program for children aged Jeff F. Russo, 16, of 49 Norton Worth Living Msrrisge' acters gather to win the first prize at Ro­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• crossword game club director, is in 7:30 ness. while Ray seems to la n d . (PQ) (2 hra., 2 mins.) Announcamantt 3 Legal Notice Coventry pilot 6 to 12 will be tonight from 6 to 8 at Lane, South Windsor, was arrested (JllProfeaslonsITeamRodeoArkansaB charge of the iocai piayers.» PM. hUgeikte have found happiness at Town of Manrhphter Summer program open the Town Hall. To learn more, call Wednesday on a warrant ctorging Family Feud last when Donna Culver at Tulsa Average scores for premium hurt in crash Dating Oema 12:40 The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on June 23,1980 made the Social Services Department at him with fourth-degree larceny in SportsCenler re-enters his life. GD star Trek ‘Shore Leave' players range from 350 to 400 points. VERNON — The Recreation 0 McHslee Navy the following decisions: 74^5324. connection with the investigation of Dance Fever CHCCK UST1NOS FOfl EXACT TIM Jim Houle is president of the Vernon WINDHAM -W illiam Linn of Department is offering a special M.A.8.H. 1:00 CLASS OF 1961. Manchester 0Movle-(Oreme)**4 "Nunzlo" Appl, No. 732- ■ Joseph A. Mellow - 67 Deepwood Drive - Club. Coventry suffered minor injuries education summer program which Is an incident that happened earlier this ® MecNell-Lehrer Report High School. Any one in­ 0 Tic Tec Dough . Sensitive drama of a retarded man who Variance approved. Thursday night when the small air­ open to children from the Vernon and> 8:00 turns hia innocent fantasy ol being a terested in working on a Reu­ plane he was piloting crashed in (D The Incredible Hulk David is the comic book super-hero info adult reality. nion Committee, please call Appl. No. 734 - Willie’s Steak House - 444 Center Street - Ellington areas. lucky winner ol e lottery. but theHulk des­ 6:30 (Rated R) (90 mine.) Variance denied. Library plans Cuada’f Fouder short story and ehol entirely onlocstiontn 1:10 Greg, 872-2893. woods near the Willimantic Country QUALITY NURSERY troys his winnings end Ihe chance Noworfc And Roellty radiation and txplorts the allempis ol Dated this 27th day of June, I960. Young man takes on Ihe mob to revenge CD The Dukes Of Heuerd A demolition various government agencies lo with­ (B) Tennie'Wimbledon Highlights'The director of nursing. Salmon- The first films will be “Anansi the said. Centuries prior to that. Progremmlng Unennouncod * most extensive on-air coverage of the program will be Susan Elden and Kim It's easy lather's murder. (2 hra.) derbylaecover-uplorsmuggleraandlhe Tomils ‘Wimbledon HlgMIghta' The hold Ihls information from Ihs Amsricsn brook Convalescent Home, off 069-06 Increasing evidence shows, event with seme day action highlights Spider" and "Brown Wolf.” The dCFrofaeslonalTeemRodeoArkansas Dukas havs to break up Ihe operation fmost eilanaive on-air coverage ol ihe paopit ovar tha Iasi 26 yaars. (60 State police. Federal Aviation Ad­ Tedford. The program will be held at and comprshenalva aami-linal match House Street, Glastonbury. Vikings had reached Canada’s with a alTulse before Rm c o doee. (Rsi>eal; SOminsJ evani with tame day action hlghllghta mins.) films will be over by 2 p.m. mmum play coverage. Please call 633-5244. ministration officials and the state Henry Park beginning Monday and Atlantic coast and Newfoond- Classified ad! ®Movle*(Adventure)**W "Killer 0 0 0 Rockford FMos The and comprehensive eeml-linal match 11:00 All children are invit^ to see the Fish" 1979 Lea Majors. Keren Black. romance between Jim Rockford end • ffi(DO0ONowt 2:32 aeronautics inspector were in­ continuing for seven weeks, from land. LAUREL ^vcoversoe. CD Movie-(Horror) * "SheOemone" Brazilian burglary ring naba a cache of blind paychologiel le rekindled when the 0 0 A M e n C olled i loem a ioan#ooes X M.A.8.H. RECEPTIONIST-OFFICE films. There is no age limit and np vestigating the cause of the crash. 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday emeralds snd slashes it in a lake. One woman hlreahlmlolraek down the elayer GD BonnyHMBtiow 1988 Tod Qrlfdn, Irish McCalla. Four TOWN OF MANCHESTER RARE HYBRIDS For instance, all out to slop a dangerous woman who Is people atranded on a Pacific Isle en­ MANAGER for Orthi^ontist admission charge. Other film dates double-croesing crook stocks the lake oLher Hence. (Repeal; 60 mine.) using swsrmsof'dovUtoeusta'todest^ 0 Movie HThrtNer)*** "Th e Onion State police said the light, single­ through Friday. counter a mad aclenliat. (96 mina.) LEGAL NOTICE "RED BUD” take that with piranhas who make bloodihirely 0 WeeMngton Week In Review America's grain crops. (Repatl; 00 F M d " 1076John Savage, JameaWood. Office-Vernon Circle. are July 16 and 30 and August 13 and engine plane was approaching the guards when Ihe Ihievea try to retrieve I® BUI Moyere' Journal n^s.) (Paid Subtcripllori Talavision) Story of 2:48 Experienced only. Send Anyone interested may register at This is the O Movie-(Muilcel) * H "There'eNo "PINK BUD” typewriter you the treuyre. (Reled PQ) (2 hrs.) _ 6:30 Iw o kidnapptd cops and the 'system' 27. state-run Windham Airport for lan­ 9:30 a.m. Monday in the grove at O WNion's Reward A two-flsted drun­ Bueifieee Uke Show Business" 1954 resume to: P.O. Box 2 ^ , The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing season for haven’t used 0 0 9 9 Here'e Boomer O Well Street Week ‘The Economy: kard IsrehabllHalsd through Ihe loveand tjMt handles (hair kldnsppsrs. (2 hrs.) Vernon, Conn., 06066. Monica Reed, librarian, said, "We BLACK "DWARF People's Caucus How Bed Can It Oat?' Hoei; Louie underatendIng ol a mieslonery In this ‘0 TwINghtZone Ethel Merman, Marilyn Monroe. A hus­ on Monday, July 7, 1980 at 7:30 P.M. in the Heariqg Room. ding when it crashed near the ninth Henry Park. For more information Si band end wils, (he top vaudsvilla team of all summer. ® Washington Week In Review Rukeyser. drama beeed on Somereet Meughem'e ® ABC Captioned Now# Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, are getting a variety of films that hole of the golf course at about 7:15 contact the recreation office, 26 Park CARPENTER MYRTIFOLIA” 19t9rslumwiihthslrthreskidanowinlhe WELL ESTABLISHED act. (2 hre., 16 mins.) to hear and consider the following petitions: will interest both older and younger p.m. Place. "LIMITED LOCAL INSURANCE Someone around ^ 3K)0 children." SUPPLY” (DMovle-(Adven(ure)** H "LesICom- AGENCY is looking for a part WILLIAM OLEKSINSKI - CENTER STREET - REVISION OF town Is TV movies tonight m end" 1988 Sterling Hayden. Anna time secretary. Work Monday OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI Maris Alberghetti. Jim Bowie and his BUILDING LINE (fr6) firs t In lasM i 0 probably looking bend ol Texans make their eland at the and Friday, possibly more. 8:00 Ihs trsasurs* (Rais d PO) (2 hrs) To revise pursuant to Section 17-4 of the Charter of the Town of Long alter other ‘‘premium’' sealers (DMovW-dlMOlcoKomody)** "Ro- •ueWtess Uke Show BueWeM" 1984 ^ m o .(2 hre.) Approximately 15-20 hours per for one just C D 0 Friday Nlfhl Movie'Trouble In ll.-OO Ethel Merman, Marilyn Monroe. A hus­ Manchester an established building line on the south side of ® Movio HThrillor) ••• "Tho Onion ootond" 1977 (WratdInsOhaplln.Hslen (U) PKA PuU Contact Kbrete weM. Insurance background atlas bantly have weathered away. Latex-ite like it for High Timber Country' I960 Stars: Eddie band and wife, the top vaudevMle team ol Middleweight Contendere Bout Flow" 197B John Savage. JamssWood. Qsllagher. A widow living In Ihe paet. a Center Street to be 6.4 feet south of the southerly street line of •ULL KIDS OF PUNT FOOD Albert. Kevin Brophy. The entire Yeager 19l9re(urnwHhthelrthraekidenoWlnthe not a requirement as we will SuperSeel keeps on keeping black­ (Paid Subscription Tslsvjslon) Story of loudmouth, and aatorled other char- 0 On Location: Martin MuH Center Street, commencing at Henderson Road and running school next clan battia lethal acta ol sabolagt by actors gsthor win tha firsi prize el Ro- adt.(2hre..i6mlna.) train. Reply to: Herald c/o top young and beautiful. It s super­ union orgsnltsrt HtaweaHhyconglomer- two kldnsppsd cops and Ihs 'systsm' (0 ^ 4:09 * ^ owbkngswuis selend. (PG) (2 hre.. 2 mine.) 3:00 CD eWngShow Box 00. westerly for a distance of 50 feet - 444 Center Street. ^ *24 Hour Emergency Service month! •tsssaklngcontrolofthtlsmlly'skimber that handles Ihsir kldnsppsrs. (2 hrs.) tough Engineered for super-protec­ 1)00 CDm o« (» < M v m Iw *)- H "LntCTMK- 4:30 At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written gpsrsllon (2 hrs ) m and" 1968 Sterling Hayden. Anna 0 AuetraUen Rugby Match 6 v tion against sun. weather fuel, salt •«HMLS 11:30 ®Movte-(Drema)**H "NuntW" SUMMER POSITIONS: £ry\ • ^ Service hQhmghil Turn it into CD Movio-(Orama) ** "Bummortima SeneHIve drama of a retarded men who Marla Alberghaltl. Jim Bowia and his e.-oo ^ communications received. Copies of these petitions have been Use It this weekend KMar" 1973 Karl Malden. OlivitHuasay. ( D MovW -(Suspense) ** "Appotnt- band ol Toxana msks thsir stand at Ihe Summer special education monlWWiAKWor" 1976JoenrtaPatlet. lurne hie Innocent fantasy of being ■ Newe filed in the Town Clerk Office and may be inspected during of­ Thf only “prtmium" Mtltr cash with Young man takes on the mob to revenge comic book super-hero Into eduH reelHy. Alamo. (2 hra.) Six MUHon DoHerMen his lather's murder. (2 hrs.) Brian BIssssd. No Olhsr Information center has openings for: fice hours, ^ 649-8240 (RatedR)(90 mbis.) ^ 6:99 _ 5:22 speech pathologists, special • Clean Heating Oils Av«iiabi« u s M ia m m a Classified 0Movlo*(Advonturo)**Vk "KIHor Available. (2 hrs.) CD Movto *(Myalary-Drama) ••h S(D Movie -(Myalery-Orama) Fish" 1979 Lae Majors. Karen Black. 11:00 1:81 ( ad! (D Movie-(Horreri* ".Bho Domone" "•Weprtirt For Murder" 1963 Joaeph "Blueprint For Murder" 1983 Joaeph education teachers, physical PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION usBiTEiiiiiiiroicanuiT Brazilian burglary ring nibs a cache ol GD MovW-(MystofY) ••• "FoBonAn* Colton, Jean Petara. After the myster- Colten. Jean Paters. After the myster­ o o a c r jk.Mr*r, z n o . IW OMW « Ui»wl h Cmm. il" 1 9 U Dana Andrevrt.Unda Darnell, 1BBB Tod QriffIn.lriihMcCelle. Four therapy aide, waterfront s omeralds end stashes II • lake. One poopi# alrandod on a PeciHo Isle on- ioue doalht ol hit brother and niece, a ious dssihs ol his brolhsr sod niees, a 649-4595 mmmsfi double-crossing crook stocks tha lako young man. running away from hIs (WSI), recreational Leo Kwash, Secretary Willow SI.. Cheshire. CT. 06410 643-7802 rwas Ithywlhi toms rryawtiirtss.lindshi counlefemedeoloirtiet.(96 mina.) man aata out to prove his siatsr-in-law man ssti out lo provs his sisler-in-lsw with piranhas who msks bloodthirsty poisoned both and plans lo murder his poisontd both snd plans to murder his counselors. June 23 • Aug ist Dated this 27th day of June, 1980 I Call Us For Your Home Heating i Call 648-2711 Is accused of murder. (2 hrs.) guards whan Ihs thievss try to rsiritvo young nephew. (67 mins.) youngnephsw.(87 mins.) 20. Call 872-2465 or 873-« _ And Air Conditioning Needs ... OMovW• t , LOW! Most items i cent to Excellent ground floor opportunity with strong 646-0557 (off Woodland Street). Sa^ -- 4 FREE KITTENS - 2 mulU- prospects for continuing advancement for W 4 Q 0 3 ______Mottgage monw available ,at etmatanl ralea— call $1.00. Men’s Club/Boy’s ple colors, and 2 tan and APPLY NOW day 28th, 9-4 p.m. . au b . MONDAY-SATURDAY 10-5PM TEDfORD HEAL ESTATE white. All litter trained, need experienced Q/C Engineer, to assume principle a good home. Call 560-1329. 46 KENNEDY ROAD supervisory duties, in our TalcottvUle Plant. SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. IMMACULATE 7 ROOM CAPE loaded 289-8251 Pivtol post reporting to Quality Control Manager, “CENTURY 21® is '-All Charitable and non-prolit requires BSME or equivelant with knowledge of with extras including remodeled kitchen, organizations wishing to have their Public An­ manufacturing operations plus 2 years experience wall-to-wall carpeting, library, den and making things happen. nouncements published free in this space are in manufacturing methods, or Q/C. more. Verplanck School area. $67,900. I’m glad I’m with them. urged to contact Joe McCavanaugh, General Plastics background desirable. Successful can­ D. W. FISH REALTY CO. ACCOUNTS L. OF / h OMEs / ^ 4 Manager ol Regal Mufflers ol Manchester. didate should have 1-2 years supervisory experience Space will be alloted on a first come, first served basis PAYAiNi to direct activities of 3-5 technicians. ZINSSER AGENCY 646-1511 243 Main St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 (jood starting salary, complete benefits available, CLERK including generous employees discounts on AMF’s Hours Daily 8 30 AM 8 00 PM VomonVernon ClrcloCircle Vernon Vomon 872-9153 Excellent opportunity for an in­ Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday dividual with at least 2 years of ac­ Nationally Popular Sporting Goods and counts payable experience. Qualified Recreational Equipment. DUTCH COLONIAL-Better than new 9 applicant must be accurate with DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH GRANT HARLACHER TONY WASILEFSKY MARILYN MAWHINNEY BEVERLY DEPIETRO fib res, have some typing skills and Send resume in confidence with salary history, or rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec room wiih the ability to learn quickly. call MR. ROLAND ST. PETER, PERSONNEL wet bar. Gas heat, wall to wall carpeting, 2 M u f f le r Apply to Personnel Lepartm ent. MANAGER, 646-5212. car, garage, large beautifully landscaped PAUL OLIVER FRANK BORYSEVICZ ROBERT PRATT LORRAINE BOUTIN JIM GOETCHEUS MAC KICHAR R e g a l C e n te r Gerber Scientific Inc. lot. 83 Gerber Rd. West AMF curio, Division • i iiiin 'iiiriu -r altniti irith n m t/ifrior prndurl.^ South Windsor, CT 47 Main Street PHILBRiCK AGENCY 646-4200 369 Main Si. An Equal Opportunity Talcottvilte, Conn. 06066 Mane heater Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m. • 6 p.m. Wed. til 9 P.M.. An Equal Opportunity Employtr M/F ______Ptione 646-2112 Employer ,J Sal. 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. jl; .h e current real estate litarket is changing fast. M 4 FOUR FAMILY - Invest in the future with Ad the successful real estate agent has got to this well located four family. 2 bedrooms each apartment. Nice private yard, new ifiig p with it. That’s why many top pros are joining roof and wiring. Close to shopping, school & S nTURY 21* ... to get the kind of sales assistance bus. $81,900. ofy CENTURY 21* can provide. 2. ASHFORD $00,000 COMMERCIAL LAND MANCHESTHI $07,000 'ON $60,000 J COME TO OUR 4 acres plus; 750 foot frontage; at busy Intersection, near­ Lovely 3 bedroom CAPE COD style home in convenient inmercial land; Business zone; Parcel A is 4.25 acres; KEITH REAL ESTATE 646-4126 by to U-Conn and area ideal for small plaza and service residential neighborhood ^ th in walking distance to oel B is 3.25 acres, for a total of 7.7 acres. Near Bolton CAREER NIQHT businesses. For further detaia call today. schooU. Kitchen with ovra/range, much wall-to-wall Laxe. HOUSEWIVES MONDAY JUNE 3Mh 7 PM thru-out. Cable TV available. Call today for deUiU! LIVE GRACIOUSLYI-Ten rooms, four tUALITY INN - VERNON - EXIT 06-186 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, 2 car garage, 15x20' patio, gas hot water heat, considerable I (NEAR STEAK OUT) carpeting, early occupancy possible. ! We need full & part time salespeople tt service East of the River towns. If you re Earn Extra Money tlnklng about a career In real estate voy BOFIOffi MOKY 647-1413 0 re It to yourself to learn how Century 21 a fi le training programs can make your rea TKT ------iT s io o . etate future a financially successful SOMETHINO SPECIAL MANCHESTER $135,900 With Your Own Adjacent to public golf and tennis club. You owe it to CONTEMPORARY CAPE PRICED REDUCED! A great buy. Spotless c rdor nmNTXT S67MO yourself to see this quality conatnicted Contemporary A nicely engineered and built brand new home with a 3 bedroom Raised Ranch. Spacious kitchen, For Intormatlon Coll professional quality. Formal living room and dining formal dining room, flreplaced family Free wood supply on your own 10 acres. Nice family home home;. Their Is an Immediate feeling of warmth upon 5 2 8 -9 4 1 6 with 3 fhll baths and huge Florida room. Private location entering; Some of the features Include all-nighter room; Spacious cathedral celling’d family room with room, 2 baths, plumbing for tk bath. All on on rul-de-sac. Fieldstone'fireplace, 2 car garage and woodstove; 4 sets of sliders t% wrap-around deck; Split floor to ceiling fieldstone fireplace; Open stairway to loft Part Time Job! a private treed lot. $79,000. 6 4 9 -4 4 1 6 ^ more. Fieldstone floor to ceiling fireplace; Exposed beams; style studio or den area; 4 bedrooms; 2 car garage; Many ll»SE KiltTY Cali to preview. more features. Call today! ... snd mothers with young children, bring them I with you snd save on bsby sitting costs. HOWLAND REALTORS 643-1108 IF YOU PURCHASE A HOME FROM D.W.FISH, IN OUR LOCAL AREA, We’ll give our word to you. MARINA^RuATVliRb for sale. Business Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus & Real Estate, located on large Clearwater Call Now lake in Central CT. Office and showroom- gas allowance. repair bays plus 44’xl2' live in trailer. Gas SOUND INTERESTING? pump service. Boat storage area aqd floating docks. Mercury motor franchise. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 647-9946 $125,000. our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In-, dependence and your own income... or - • FJ. SPUCN ISU.TIIR 643-2m 1 h u i K ***** ] 847-9947 Ask for Jeanne Fromarth . . . a l l 643-2711 * ° Call 643-2711

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AnswerloPnvious Pu^s : ' Business & Service 11 I THOuam'ttxniiERE UKIUC3 11 r 1 Pintamlnis Z1C4UUJ eONNAeiVE'IMTMEOL' 6 Kind o4 bread DOWN □ 0 0 D 0 D oai-fTHoRpE, J 8 Mtadamss [$□ □ n iz ic i 50IMIICKLE BALL.. n n By ADigaii van Buren 1 Mother (Sp.) un . p l a c e s * I — i r 12&nR*wds.) 2 Old Tettement □ucinn non ijuu 13 Author book □ u C A N S T A R T 0 /1 FItming 3 Surly n o 14 Circus shsittr 4 Triton- □ □ 18 Mlulle 5 Ceraalgreie B y c u Ba n i n g o u t | 18 Whtt (H.) 6 Hebrew God i z j o n u n B nSshrsoe 7 Letienthe □ la n D .8 River |Sp.) itrength of □ o a o \buff DE^K. i lt|s Not Adultery; 19 Hebrews 21 Sssamt plant 8 Mountalni Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 Loom bar (ebbr.| lt:S Got Anotl^i^ Name 24 fltfugtt 9 Bodypaiiega 30 Hstivs of the 40 Stringed to Covets y oFcxxjRse, 28 Bsmyird bird Unitsd Statss instrument SwvlcM ______Sarvlcet 31 PtlnUng-Ptptrfng 32 Bulldlne Contracting 33 \ I WANTHP TD HAVE K HE BEUEVE 5 It Inicribsd 34 Hawthorns ' O thnd V OH wd HAS THE S)/W=LESr ITlSCALLEP. 27 Harry 41 College / MV HAH? CORNRCWER HAIRSTVLES 28 Gsnstic tsb lst heroine STVLEOFALL.’ •PUSTBOWL .' dsgris (sbbr.) 4>IVIE CLEAN IIDINB> MA MAS KITCHEN. DAN SHEA PAINTING A MASONRY. All types i ft Autos For Sato 61 BUT BERNARP SHOULP BE mstsrial 19 Youngtr 35 Saivs omcM-Storas tor Rant 88 Autos For Sato ft Autos For Sato DEAR ABBY: I am a healthy, sociable, easy-to-get-along- 42 Years thirtsan ^yyM -U im e Cleaning Cr Specialized catering from DECORATING. Interior and Crete work ana repairs. WOULDNT LET ME.' SIAAPLE 31 Explosivt (ib b r.) 36 English Exterior. Also-Wallpapering. with 59-year-old widower whose wife died eight months ago. [ibbr.| 20 L ig sn d s to ninstsen ^Modern Concept T In t h H candlelight for 2 and shore Fieldstone a specialty. Free 1974 DODGE DART - admiral Inrofeulonal cleaningling dO ^ dinners, to elegant banquets. Quality Craftsmanship! Call estimates. Call after 5 ,j^ Automatic, 6 cylinder. Power I am a Catholic but haven’t been to church in years and do 32 nirpois 23 Engrossed 45 Inland is i not want to talk to a priest. 33 Superlativs 25 Livestock 38 Kick type ^ v ln y l and aintninum sinsiding.^ Call 649-6933. 646-5424, or 646-1305. 1870. steering. Air conditioning. 1975 CHEVY IMPALA. 4 door, . ' 48 Express T W S y Insured - Free ^ STORE- Manchester, good I am seeing a very attractive woman who is .58, never suffix 29 Jum p up 39 Examined 60 C at sound New tires. Good condition. excellent condition. A/C: 34 Occur liSatinuites. )L COMPLETE LAWN PAINT^IG - INTERIOR AND DESIGN KITCHENS location. Includes: Heat, air $2000. 6464211. married and is still a virgin. She is apparently normal in all*. MAINTENANCE. Shrubbery EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. Power steering, power 37 FIsId Cabinets, Vanities, Formica conditioning, parking. 649- brakes. Automatic. Belted'"’’ respKts, enjoys kissing and very heavy petting, but refuses 40 Oars y 2 3 4 a • 7 8 9 10 11 j l M i i m a - ? trimmed. Weed and pest con­ Experienced, references. Ser­ CounJ^r Tops. Display, 5334, ask for Mr. Grossman. Junk 1978 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS to go all the way for religious reasons. She insists that her 41 Amsrican trol. Reasonable prices. Free ving Willimantic, tires, good milege. $1990. Call 12 13 14 Storage A Bookcases. Kitchen SUPREME - Eknnomical 260 64619®. religion (also CatholicI does not allow her to complete the wrksr CAM TREE SERVICE - Free estimates. 647-92M. Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ Cabinet Fronts. Custom V8. Power steering, brakes. sex act without marriage, for to do so would be committing 43 Same (prtfix) It 16 17 estimates, discount senior try, Columbia, Tolland areas. Woodworking. 649-9658. Wtntod to Rant 67 Am-Fm stereo, air con­ adultery. I know she is not holding out as a means of getting 44 Social W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. citizens. Company B. A M. PAINTING - interior ICan ditioning, tilt wheel. Rallye a husband. outcists (pi.) It IB 20 and exterior, reasonable Manchester-owned and Booling ...... 734 MOTHER A DAUGHTER wheels and radial tires. Low I tried to explain that adultery is engaging in sex with a 46 Compass ■ operated. Cail 646-1327. rates, call Bruce-at 742-5750. GENERAL PAINTING - 22 2, 2S LOOKINGIG for 2 Bedroom iBOUGHIl mileage. Excellent condition! PONTIAC LE MANS partner other than one’s legal spouse, so as long as neither point 1 Interior. Exterior. ROOFER WILL INSTALL Apartment in Manchester 22 mpg. $4800. 6464395. CONVERTIBLE 1972 - New "" \ 47 Amsrican 2« B A M TREE SERVICE. Caii LAWNMOWERS Specializing in Exterior Trim. Bill's Auto Pmii one of us is married she wouldn’t be committing adultery. Captain Easy — Crooks ft Lawranca roof, siding or gutter for low with utilities for under $330. top. Rebuilt transmission. . However, I can’t seem to get through to her. patriot , ■ 1 now for Free Estimate. REPAIRED. Free ick up References. Insured. Call discount price. Call Ken at TOLLAND New paint. Real sharp! $1895. 49 Contsdsrsts 21 29 30 Call 289-4625. I f m not the type to pick up girls at bars: neither would I 1 EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN very. f work Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- 647-1566. 187s«ai e4M»y Tim Moriarty's, Silk Town WHAT WITH MEAN­ OID '/OU SET THE NEWS Statts Army guaranteed. Spring Special 5087. go to a house of prostitution. I was married for 36 years and 32 TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful­ FEMALE TEACHER seeks 1976 M A V ER IC K - 6 Motors, Hartford Road. 646 LE 9 A L RED WHILE,. CLIP I SENT ABOUT THE (ibbr.) 1 ly Insured. References. now. Economy Lawnmower. apartment. Will provide 6217. am a one-woman man. I don’t want to marry yet. and TAPE AND- TWO KILLERS BSINa 50 Tiny pirasits 34 3S 36 ■ 37 39 39 647-3660. INTERIOR PAINTING AND cylipders. 40,000 miles. Clean. perhaps I may never marry again, but I don’t want to end TRAPPBP IN A 90LP DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR references, call Barbara. 721- 1970 PONTIAC TEMPEST - *2100. Good gas mileage. 646 WeUiCERfAIM 51 Soviit rivar 1 WALLPAPERING. my sex life while I am still able to enjoy it. M IN fif 40 41 42 CITIZENS! 643-7285. 1656. One owner. Excellent running 9506, 6465(1-5635; OTHER ASPECTS 52 Astronauts' 1 Quality professional work at MIRUCKI’S ROOFING A condition! Snow tires with Is there anything in the Cathblic religion that prohibits OF THE CA5E- WBLLiOia "ill right" BRICK. BLOCK. STONE reasonable prices. Fully in­ HOME REPAIRS - Emergen­ ••••••••••• Motororelot-Bleyelot 64 r s A WHILE (comp, wd.) 43 4S 4S ★ / V rims. Approximately 37,000 1963 CHEVY 11 NOVA. 350 voluntary sex between unmarried adults? THE PHOTO. Fireplaces, concrete. sured. Free estimates. G.L. cy Service! 15 Years original miles. Call 6468629. PERPLEXED 8EF0RB EAST OAHLINEl I 53 Biblical 47 41 49 BO Chimney repairs. No Jbb too DO YOU N E E D A McHugh. 643-9321. Experience! Free Estimates! Q AUTOMOTIVE Engine with many extras. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE CAN FLV HOME gsrdtn RESPONSIBLE PERSON to Reasonable Rates! 649-6075. $loSo or best offer 7428419 Speedy Telephone TO MeKEB 64 Bahamian SI 93 small. Mve! Call 644-^56 for DEAR PERPLEXED: Yes. There are several Bibli­ IKIPUSTRIESI estimates. take care of your house, PAINTING BY CRAIG quotations. Immediate' 55 Compass plants or puts, while you 3 3 Autos For Sato FORD PINTO 1977 - Very cal' injunctions against fornication. Read, for in­ S4 BB B6 OGDEN. Interior and HoBdng-fiumbing 6 t coverage available. Call Joan" • you REALLY WANT point vacation? Call 643-1712. good condition. Am/fm, at Clarice Insurance. 6461126. ' stance, the seventh chapter of I Corinthians. REWEAVINGr BURN Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ TO KlJOW. BABY OLD (NIWSFAFf a INTinPfllSI A6SN | HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas sured. Free Estimates. Call NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1967 CHEVY H - 6 cylinder, radials with snows, 4 speed. PALI... OH. WELL, repaired. Window shades, anytime, 649-8749. repairs, plugged drains, wrecked and junk cars. A A B automatic. 78,000 original 25-32 mpg. M aintenance MOTORCYCLE ! DEAR ABBY: I understand that there are more psychi­ NEVER MINO. YOU'LL Venetian blinds. Keys. TV kitchen faucets replaced, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. miles. Asking $900. Call Ds records available. $2300. INSURANCE. Same dayi> atrists in Beverly Hills, Calif., than plumbers. That seems FIND OUT BOON repaired, rec rooms, Call Tony 6468m . ~ ilephone 6468557. coverage available ..... incredible. Is it true? And if so, why? ENOUSHl FOR' RENT. Marlow’s, 867 TAKE THE SMART WAY Are YOU mutiCAlly inclined^ If you're 647-1170. Main Street. 649-5221. ■n the marhei tor imtrufoentt of every bathroom remodeling, heat Competitive rates. Call Judy, CURIOUS IN NEBRASKA OUT! We will reseal your detenption. you'll firtd them titled ut modernization, etc. Free 1966 C H EV ELLE. Good Crockett Agency Inc., 643- Allay Cop — Dave Qraua driveway for a minimal cost. our Cl8»ified Ad tection. Reed it bridge Estimate gladly given. M AM transportation, good body, 1577. Call Tom at 649-1992 for es­ everyday' DEAR CURIOUS: It’s true. Their sinks are OK, but Plumbing A Heafing. M9-2871. good engine. $400 or best their heads are clogged up. timates. WANTED JUNK AND LATE MERCURY COUG offer. CaU 5263864. LOOK, ALLEY.' TH EYVE STOPPED!.. ( YEP/ IT WONT BE WHArSTHE I DUNNOl ...FOR SOME REASON 1 . Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag LAWNS CUT. Expert service. Building Contracting 33 MODEL WRECKS - Cash XR-7. 8 cylinder, RIGHT BY A SPR IN G / _____ LONG NOW... N W rE R ? ED GOT THIS FUNNY FEEUN* Paid. Call Parker Street Used DEAR ABBY: Somewhere out there a couple is bringing SOM EBODY'S W/ATCHIN' USl Lowest rates around. Call for tion. AM-f M radio. home their newborn adopted baby. This letter is for the fre e e s tifh a te . 649-7773 WES ROBBINS Carpentry Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. 6588. 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 evenings. Palntlng-Ptptrlng 32 remodeling specialist. Ad­ , _____ ^ ID f miles on it! Hardly ever used!" baby’s new grandmother , Rash play draws disaster ditions, rec rooms, dormers, InI HomsiSs ausrantes. CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, ECONOMY CARS - "Gis Call 7428726 anytime. I know you are happy for the couple, but you’re having PROFESSIONAL PAINTING built-ins, bathrooms, Chip Repair automatic, options, $6375. S aw s”. 1973 Maverick, doubts about the baby’s ’’real” or biological mother. I am East with no stir of Interest, porcelain & automatic, low mileage. 1972 but gave South a problem. CERAMIC FIRING. Discount - Interior and exterior. kitchens, 649-3446. jPiberglati, Spray i Corvette, 1963, original coupe, that girl’s mother. rates. Quick service. Call 643- Commercial and residential. lAppliances &l $7800. Call 6461149. Maverick, automatic. 1975 It has been an agonizing ordeal for her as well as for us — NORTH 6-1740 South’s eyes bugged out a s ... 2543. Free estimates. Fully in­ FARRAND REMODELING - ICabnets. Display at; i 1970 FORD CUSTOM - Good Vega, automatic. Tim Moriar- her family. I made sure ehe ate properly, look her vitamins ♦ 54 he counted his 24 hi^-catd sured. 6464879. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 6 HIGHLAND ST.. E.H. ty’s Silktown Motors, Hart­ 1979 HONDA XR25 - Bought” V jlo e points. He thought of all sorts condition. Will pass inspec­ January 1980. In excellenr and iron and was cared for by the best docto.-s in our area. Room Additions, Decks, All GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND tion. $300. Please call 526 ford Road, Manchester. 646 \!9e all knew from the beginning that giving up the baby «J1097 of slam action, but couldn’t J.P. LEWIS A SON- Interior Wpes of Remodeling and . (203) 528-8200 6217. condition! 500 miles. $1)00 or ♦ J1095 find any better bid than three 1975 FORD WINDOW VAN - 1281; keep trying. best offer. Call 8764707. for adoption was the right decision, but as the time drew A Exterior Painting. Paper Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ closer to delivery, our selfishness got in Jhe way and we WEST EAST notnunp. Power steering, power West opened the queen of Hanging. Remodeling. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Flooring w an t^ to keep the baby even though it would have been a ♦QJiem 462 WANTED brakes, am/fm stereo. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ1000 - low spades. Dummy came down ■HOUSECLEANING. Respon­ Recreation Rooms. Call 649- V92 VqS75S 9658. Carpeted. Other extras! $2000 mileagp, excellent condition' hardship financially. ♦2 ♦A532 ^ South remarked: “We sible reliable. Call 646-2234 LEON CIEZSYNSKI FLOORSANDING A VOLKSWAGENS SPECIALS! $2206or best offer 7428419. For a teen-ager, my daughter showed remarkable matur­ REFINISHING. Floors like or best offer. Call before 2:00 ♦ AS7) 464 didn’t miss a slam.” The he after 2 p.m. / - BUILDER, new homes, ad­ p.m. or after 5:00 p.m., 646 1976 BLACK TRANS AM - “ We Buy, Sell It Repair” . ity and unselfish love for this child Iqhave given it a mother The Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions LEE PAINTING. Interior A ditions, remodeling, rec new. Specializing in older Power steering, power 1974 Bug, $AVE! 1970 Conver­ SOUTH proceeded to win that first ni9. 1975 HUSQVARNA, 360 MX,/, and fathqr through adoption. ^ spade with no further ado. exterior. "Check My Rate rooms, garages, kitchens floors. Natural and stained brakes. Air. 4 speed. Good tible, $16®. Tim Moriarty's dirt bike. Good running condi­ VEAM/ THAT'9 .BUT, WHEN I 4AK7 floors. No waxing any more! This is my first grandchild, and w ill not be able to spoil His lead to trick two was a PAPER HANGING Before' You Decorate." remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, MARK IV 1972 - Good value at condition. $3200. Telephone Silktown Motors, Hartford tion. Looks good. New Knob-, REAUty SOMETHING.' K E T U te, WILL I G ET VAK4 specialist. Free estimates. Also: Painting. John Ver- it but you can, so please love it d ^ u g h for both of us. trifle slower. He finally Dependable. Fully insured. dormers, roofing. Residential $2000. Call Sylvia at 6469557. anytime, 742-9-Gra(iri«ih. Box 489, Radio time It you have a proposition until picked out. For updated Female, mature $20. Non- bedroom house. U rg e yard. ! Station. N.Y. 10019. Ba aura you want to discuss with anoth- hours and conditions call 644- smokers, Live-In. References. ®1-1624, Rental Center. Fee tq jp a d fy b kth d a te ., One must have license, plus FURNISHED 1 AIR LE O (Jaay za-A m g. 22) You may 2478. Oakland Road. Rt. 30. CONDITIONED bedroom. $60. Money back guarantee. ARKS (Match 21-AprH It) Ba South Windsor, few errands and meals. 649- have a law more dutlea and very carelul today how you go 5459. Heat paid. All appliances. only >6040.* nlponalbllltlat than usual to about luKIIIIng your ambitions. Only $195,- " -Locators, fee, 236 BURNSIDE AVENUE - Air OB' oontand with today. Don’t make There’s a possibility you could MHU 5646. conditioned, 2 bedroom home. Low maintenance and exceptional comfort are why over 1,300,000 GranadaV' tham more dHflcult by having a step on soma toes and alienate Privacy, yet only a few wftmg attitude. allies. EAST HARTFORD - 2 minutes from shopping.Just, have been sold in the U.S./With 10,000 miles between recommended ol| v n a o (A m . t2-Bepl. 22) TAURUS (April 204lay 10) Oth­ Levy’s Law — James Schumeistar STRAWBERRIES - Pick your $235.Locators, fee, 2 ^ 5 ^ . MUaundaratandkiga could artaa ers will not be too wlUIng to help own. Free Containers. Open FO R M A TU RE spacious bedrooms, wall to changes and 30,000 miles between recommended tune-ups, your operating RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, wall, heat paid, kitchen tepay wltti Mandt over llnancea. you today H you Issue com m ands 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., or until GARAGE PARKING, newly costs are actually 61% less than ,on a 1975 Granada - 61% less cost' Add Tqr to kttp them out of your instead ot gentle requests. Su6 . a. picked out. Clark Street, non8rinker. Pleasant room. designed for efficiency. An aftalra and don’t gat J d a a r - References and security exceptional value. Locators, decorated 3 bedroom home. due Impuleaa to ba d tc tilo rls l. Muth Windsor. No children Urge basement, fenced yard. in the gas savings, and you’ve chosen the year’s most sensible car. n ttia lrt. a a B N I (M ay 2 1-Juna 20) T his Is required. 6466025. Available fee, ^ 5 6 4 6 . 'Bate sticker price subject to state sales tax and additional equipment, t(BepL160eL2S)Baraa- under fourteen. Take Chapel Children ok. Just 050. not a good day to take llnancial / m a /*. Road off Tolland Turnpike, or immediately. •enabla regarding goals you sat gambles or to invest In question­ GLASTONBURY- Heat paid Locaotrs, fee, 2365646. tijpay. If you atm for largata able antarprisas. Manege your PRI605 Pleasant Valley Road off in this extra large air con­ HQ MPG OO MPG beyond your capabllltlas and Buckland Street. Follow MANCHESTER - Excellent resources with wisdom end pru­ LIBRAK 6-*7 furnished room for ditioned apartment. Available VERNON SPECIAL - 3 extra then fall short, you could dence to avoid kMses. signs. large bedroom home. Cozy EPA HWY - b|coma vary Irutirttsd. HOUR6 gentleman. Parking. now. Pets ok. Just $395. (NCWSPAPSR ENTERPRISE ASSN | MON-SAT "But we can retain even more of our freedom by Convenient. No kitchen Locators, fee, 2365646. yard for children and :8hort Ribs — Frank Hiii STRAWBERRIES - Pick Your Toda only $225. Locau 6UN Nvtng to g e tjw in separate apartm entsl" Own. 972 Silver Lane, Ehist priviliges. $33 weekly. 649- 4003. EAST HARTFORD - South of fee. 504 MILE HWY. RANQEI Hartford. (Between Forbes ; ABB NBAR TH E' Buga Bunny — Helmdahl A Stoffal Street and Charter Oak Mall). Aircraft. Sunny 2 Room Ef­ MANCHESTER - Room with ficiency. In quiet older 4 fami­ EAST HARTFORD - Elegant ; Over 70 vehicles New and Used now ready'for your vacation pleqsurel Act Now 5 T B A B T H JN kitchen privileges, on Center ly. $207 monthly, includes all 2 bedroom, garage parnag, I v £ k S 1190. PICK YOUR OWN appliances, lagge yard for kids I and get a great summertime price plus Ford's $300 rebate, tool STRAWBERRIES. Paggioli Street, near Main. $40 weekly. your utilities, appliances, 2 weeks security requred. Call some furniture. Parking. On and pets. Won’t last. Farm. 66 Birch Mountain Locators, fee, 236-5646. Road. Bolton. 644-0019. bus line. Lease. Security. References. Broker. 5688138, Our Boarding House This Funny World MANCHESTER - Room to Antiquea Apartmanta For Bant 53 ATTRACTIVELY PANELED move, 2 bedroom, large base­ ICAI(THELP / IM SURE Hfe ^ HE RAN A - 2 Room Apartment. Heat, ment, lush wooded lot. Kids A N TIQ U ES i \i$0NPERtN(S REO0v S » k » j WE NSSER eRISK - i t electricity, hot water, ok. Just $275. Locators, fee, HOW POP IS H00PLE5 AR&NQT THAN A COLLECTIBLES - Will appliances. References. No 2365646. purchase outright or sell on 3W ROOMS - Like private V O m i HE UNATTRACTIVE LION T A M ER pets. ®75. 6463167, 2263540. WAS PRETTY commission. Houselot or house. Working single, OIBcaa-Btoraa tor Bant 55 TO THE<7P« 3!S1TE> WITH A single piece. Telephone 644- W N P OF »EX50— - RUM ER BUT married couple only. No sa m m m a n o t children or pets. Lease. Call MANCHESTER - Retail, D i u o n /HARLAYNE,' CHAIR YOU p eS P iT E THAT ANWNE COULP VO 643-2880. storage and/or manufacturing ^ fNOLXSH FDR FLISMT "NEXT TO NOTHING” - An­ GLASTONBURY - U rge 4 space. 2,000 square feet to M,- Ont-Stat S ew ietS ^! HER FAULTS.L EVER REPLACE Y(7U. WONDER tiques and Things. Corner 5 ROOMS - Fully carpeted. All rooms, two family house $375 000 square feet. Very 319 Main Street [Across from Armory) MY U7VE! East Center and Spruce appliances included. Pets ok. includes utilities. Call 721- reasonable. Brokers MANCHESTER, CT, B43 - 9 ^ 5 Streets. Open Saturdays only. Just ®75. Locators. Fee, 236 1®4. Rental Center. Fee $60 protected. Call Heyman > t > U L D ^ 6460533. m trfffpjpof 5648. Money back guarantee. nopertles, 1-2261206. /vtvsoy. m A T O P lO O ? ] h n a ) c l a s s i f i e d advertising m Wxt l i e r a t d 0 6 CMM^MAsbie. U ^ e ’LL^ . B E E NIGHTS DAYS &(S> NIGHT OR DAY: 643-2718 643-2711 [ \ \ w-yThMORROW* "OH yeah i w ell m y d a d d y c a n jo q ! 0 il. y, I W / S-X.7 MORE MILE9 THAN YOUR DADDYI" ^ —$eatok.Mo-.TiE$M»M.»®EOi

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9 Report wins award Full scholarship granted

SOUTH WINDSOR -The Town of South Windsor SOUTH WINDSOR - Alison in politics as her reason for applying nis variety teams. Board wonH waive has received the highest award in the category of Fitts, 16, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. for the internship. In addition to local Also selected for the Washington towns with 10,000 to 20,000 population in the 35th Howard E. Fitts, 239 Oak St., has political activities, she also par- intern program was Lisa Martin of 97 bids on typewriters Connecticut Town and City Annual Report Contest, been awarded a full scholarship to ticlpates in the choir of the Wapplng Benedict Drive. Mfss Martin at- sponsored by the University of Connecticut. participate in the Washington, D.C. Comnuinlty Church. Her activities at tributed her interest in politics to her VERNON — Board of had to wait and see what ’The award was presented for the 197S-79 annual town intern program. South Windsor High School include mother’s participation in local cam- E d u c a tio n m e m b e rs action was taken on the report. Tbe'repoii also received an award of merit in The South Windsor Republican the Ameriran Field Service, band, paigns and four year’s service as a refused to change their budget, the International Insitute of Municipal Qerks Report Town Committee makes annual the Outing Qub and the track team. member of the Board of Selectmen. vote Monday night on Brard Chairman Daniel contest held in conjunction with that organizations selections of young people to par­ A partial scholarship was award^ In addition to her political ac­ w aiving bids for the Woolwich asked the board 34th annual report conference held in Toronto. ticipate in the w ^ -lo n g summer to Andrea L. Mainelli, daughter of tivities, Miss Martin is studying jazz p u rc h a se of e le c tric twice if it would reconsider Mayor Edward Havens said recognUion should be government progranv. The Connec­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mainelli of 63 and tap dancing. She servedas.chalr- given to several persons who w o rk ^o n the report. typewriters. The vote was the vote after Dr. Sidman ticut sponsors are Republican Timber Trail. Miss Mainelli has been man of this year’s jUnlor'jirom com­ 4-3 against the action. explained but no one was They are; Former Mayor I^jgjyfailyn; former Town Senator Lowell Weicker and serving as president of the junior mittee and has been active with the Dr. Bernard Sidman, willing to bend. Manager Allan Young; former qlerk of the Council, Republican U.S. Rep. Stew art class at South Windsor High and as a Outing Club. McKinney. superintendent'of schools, The b oard’s nresent Barbara Klenke; Ann MottiSr, photographer; and Lin­ member of the Student Council. She Members of the town committee told the board that the ac­ da Nelson and Anna Alzugaray, college interns who Miss Fitts, whose father serve

SOUTH WINDSOR - The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved, with conditions, the application of Ronald DeMeo and Dominick Marra, of Rocky Hill for a site plan of development. The development is proposed for the south side of McGuire Road in a general commercial zone. The commission also ap­ proved, with conditions, the application of RSK Contractors Inc. for a resubdivision of land on the north side of Pleasant Valley-Road in a residen­ tial zone. Also approved was the application of Savin Brothers Inc. for a resub­ division of an acre of land located on Nutmeg Road in an industrial zone.

IVork session SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town Council will meet on June 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall. ’The meeting' will be a CLEARANCE! regular work session. ALL Arrow Steel Stoiiage Buildings Nylon Line Weed Trimmer Rugged galvanized steel construction with durable Trims riaht up to trees, i 4Q 7 7 attractive baked-on Perma-Guard* finish. Assembly is fences, buildings. In- 10#/ f euy, requires no special tools. (Not all styles remaining eludes 50' nylon cord. I Reg-16.97 In all stares.) ■ EXAMPLES: There ere 100 billion iters 13” Double-Edge Shrub 'Qnenbdar' tl0x9') in our gslexv, but from the Farmhouse' (ions') and Hedge Trimmer eerth only about 6,000 can Our Out Has sstety on/oif I 4 A 7 C Reg.20S.M. switch, 3000 cutting 153#/O be lean by the naked eye. Reg.Z99.9S ‘217 strokes per mm Reg. 21.97 GLOBE Travel Service 566 MAIN STREET 643-2185 Over 30 Years Travel Experience Authorized ag en t, in Manchester for all Airlines, Railroads aiid COLECO Steamship Lines. •Lily Popcorn (7 oz. Bag,- Crisp, light nutritious snack. Our Reg. 53c 39» SAVE 30%.' •Campfire Marshmallows (10-oz. Bag: Choose large or miniatures, Our Reg. 44c . 37‘ STRADELLINA Deluxe Vinyl Casual Luggage Coleco Slide 'n Splash •Planters Peanuts (12 oz. Size; Pool, 72‘A”x 5 6 " x ^ ” Scull and slain resistant polyurethane coatee Cocktail. Dry Roast or Candy. Our Reg. 1.49 vinyl, fully lined with Inside pockets, nylon coileo 99» Has two buill'in slices ? zippers, lock 5 keys. In Burgundy or Tan. Hano and ladders plus lou' & • stitched handles. I.D. holde- •Anderson Bavarian or Thin Pretzels (14 oz. molded side seats Reg. 33.89 Makes cold drinks even betlerl Our Rag. 9 ltc ...... j — . O ur Reg SALE 77* •Imported Danish Butter Cookies (1-lb. Tim fjustable Shoulper Strap Tote . a 12.9 For melt in-your-moutn goodness. Our Reg. 2 . H ...... 1.97 < 9 '? ^ Coleco 6’ Slide ’n Splash Pooi Vi','- S . iilll. 'j , u llill « #22” Short Hop Carry-On 19.94 Has shoe and ladder loi n j cool tun! Out Reg. M.8S S 6 4 ,.A U m ^ #24” Weekend Flight Z5.99 i!

I #26” Cross Country with wiweit s Puii-strap 33.90 Coleco ‘Mr. Turtle’ Slide 'rt Splash Poo. • 28” Overseas with wheels a Puii-sirap 60x54x10' W ith Shoe .35.94 seats Our Reg. 14.S9 11.76

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■ y • ■ ... EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Jane r . IMP - 3 China Palace The Mansjield Depot ■ Restaurant *s Shady Glen Dairy Stores Restaurant

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PUMVtSlIwCKEf PDB OF MANCHESTER 432 Oakland Stroet Manchester, 0>nn. 06040

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One of the most popular eating places in New England. Quality F o o d ------Good S erv ice------Air Conditioned For Your P A L A C e Com fort------And Clean. 840 East Middle Turnpike, on Route 6 & 44A. (See above Sui>day Bruttk^ photo) And at the Manchester Parkade. flt Tl>c -j : BrowiTisteNTe m "Yes Mauda, you gat

"Best Chinese Restaurant in the State" • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw- Conn Magazine Dec 78 5"*^ “ u*" ®hefs Creations — muffins, danish, and nut breads — still warm from the Old FaNhlontd AUTHENTIC SZECHUAN • On the dessert side you’ll find cheesecake, chocolate and mousse, nai^leons, fresh cakes, and more — it’s all Quality and PEKING CUISINE included in the prTce of your brunch! yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender Sarvica at u ®fi®' artichoke hearts, and Dining sinothered in a rich Bearnaise sauce — or try our thick Carry-Out cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire manle JjlET/f^DOCwy STOPH£KfM)fMH§ BUT... syrup or select another one of our enticing entrees. Shady Qlanl” Cocktails first Blo<^y Mary, Screwdriver, or slass of The Mansfield Depot Restaurant ? 1 Putnom Bndge E„t Turn nght a. hqh. oft., toll Champa^e is on the house and all other brunch libati­ Ask for Old Fashioned Hand Packed Ice more lights turn left ons are Happy Hour priced! So... ^ 6 3 3 - 5 5 0 8 For Cream — Ice Cream packed at the counter while you waiti • Bring a friend, a family, your packages a newsnanAr Fine Country Dining GLEN LOCHEN Shady QIaii’s Pure Vanilla lea Craam la dallelous with Iraah hnilt sirawbarriae. GLASTONBURY ^shnell Park is yours for the asking ...) and ioin ur for Fifteen Minutes from Manchester the ^ s t brunch in town! Every Sunday 11:30.3 p m at ttie Brownstone in the heart of DowntownT Hartford ^Reservations recommended. ‘^'^"lown Hartford. RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED

Asylum and TmihbuU Sts. (203) 525-1171 DINNER FROM 6i00 TUES. - SUNDAV Free Parking at One Financial Plaza. LUNCH 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. TUES. - FRI. DAIRY STORES BRUNCH 12:00 - 3:00 P.M. SUNDAY On Route 6 in Manchester and at the Manchester Parkade RT. 44-A, MANSFIELD DEPOT. CONN. 429»3663 . V ' ^ 4 -i- EVENING HBRMJ). fe., tllto i E\ffiIflNG HtatAiLD, fiiJ J4lfe3T.)lWlV-5^ !V i. La Strada West Riverside Fore The Horseless Carriage / Restauraril^ Casa Nova it

JOIN US FOR Riverside Fore LuriH^or DInnw -- invites. You To Dine By The River and en/oy your tavoylte cocktail For A Delightful Luncheon Join Us! Or A Leisurely Dinner The Finest In TUESDAY ■ WEDNESDAY • THURSDAY • NIGHT u s u n Lunoheon Dinners Prime Ribs an jus Lobster Try our NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER Spsoial $2>o— $7$s Italian and WITH $IRLOIN OR b a k e d STUFFED STEAK FULL DINNER . - . American Dishes SHRIMP MENU OR SCALLOP. CRABMEAT. AND SHRIMP CASSEROLE SBWEOTILLCLOtlM ^ A or any Entree from *3.75 to *7.95 Breakfast ■Srtford. C onn^ »,5. „„ Pizza 125 Rivirtidi Drhrt, East Hartford 5 6 9 ^ 3 0 0 3 Spaolals AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL CUISINE Tues.-Thurs. 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. - Fri, & Sat., 5:30 - 10:05 p.m. $221— $09S SERVED IN A UNIQUE & DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE MON.-FRI. 9 9 ^ FOR A CLASSIC DINING EXPERIENCE LUNCHEONS^DINNERS GUST BEEF • SEAFOOD • VEAL lOPEN DULY BANODET iB p ir L« MON-TNUM FACIUTIE8, LOBSTER • CHICKEN 11 A M . TO 1 F.M. 10-00 UNLIMITED 20 FT. SALAD BAR FM.MT ^ PEOPLE RIVERSIDE OR. RESTAURANT BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE 11 A M . TO 2 F.M. \ WEDDING PARTIES • LUNCHEONS FROM 10-175 MIN. Coaaoetieiit Rhor NOON TO 11 F.M. 471 HARTFORD RD. 643-6168 411 CONN. BLVD. (JUST OFF BUCKLEY BRIDGE) .EASTHTFD. 289-2737

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e v e n in g HERALD. Fri.. Jaae t l . IWO - The Real McCoy /P’« of Hartford The Islander b The Country Squirt RT. 83, ELLINGTON, CT. 872-7327 "A TASTE OF THE CITY A TASTE OF THE COUNTRY I A TASTE OF THE GOOD LIFE"

The Country Squire Is loceled In the rolling hills of Ellington and Is easily acceslble to surroun­ ding towns end cities.

For over 15 years this establishment Iraditlonally oilers excelleni food and top enlerlelnment. LUNCHEON* DINNER • Banquets to 400 • • Entertainment nightly • • Las Vegas Shows • “ Major Credit Cards Accepted Master Charge • Visa • American Express • Dinara Club

ENTERTAINMENT NIOHTLY 15 ASYLUM ST. HARTFORD TOLLAND TURNPWE Frontstage Lounge Tuet-Sun I k JUST UP - MANCHESTER WA cU a n ic e • Happy Hour 4-7 daily FROM THE EXIT M ON 146 • Ladlaa drink apaclala Tuaa-Sun 'on on 'you CIVIC CENTER la m le p 643-9529 |Faal«f/ng In J u ly ...... | 247-8144 Bob Dunn Donna Spanear Squire FINE POLYNESIAN CHINESE Jamat Danlal And Mora Rtf. KI)in({ton, C l ^ n d n 8 7 2 -7 3 2 7 OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY AND AMERICAN CUISINE '9 SERVING fll/«7V£S5 MEN'S AND SHOP- a i July Dinner Specials SPECIAL FAMILY DIN­ Incl. Unlimited Salad Bar NERS ON SUNDAY. (O V E R 65) LUNCHEON & DINNER Potato or Vegetable ISENIORCIT Our Specialties Include 1) Boneless Chicken Kiev *5.95 |— MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY- Luncheon and RESTAURANT 2) Sea & Turf ONLY LIGHT DINNERS & CHEESE SHOP Dinner Spylale Seafood — Poultry (Baked Crab Lege $ 7 7 R Childrens S| SANDWICHES • OMELETTES • BURGERS and Steak) f ■ f U OPEN MON.- THURS, II om-l (Tuaa-Thurs) THURSDAY NITE BUFFET— am FRI. AND Steak Dishes CARVED ROAST BEEF SAT. I I om-2 am SUNDAY 11 HOT BAKED HAM am-10 pm Luau Dinners BANQUETS TO 400 SAUSAGE APEPFERS 7 HOT DISHES :95 •Weddings •Mediterranean •Reasonable prices SALAD BAR WE CATER TO PARTIES, BANQUETS AND Decor AND MUCH MORE SOCIAL GATHERINGS. OUR TIKI ROOM IS Quiche & Crepes •Parties •FuH Dinners PLUS AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES ACCOMMODATING Deli Sandwiches •3 rooms to dioose 30-70. FOR RESERVATIONS AND TAKE OUT Cheese Boards SINGING WAITERS -FRIDAY NIGHT- ORDERS CALL - £ | y (,y yoyg -SINGING WAITRESSES Glen Lochen, Glastonbury UPCOMING LAS VEGAS SHOWS Children’s Menu Available SING-ALONG FAVORITE BEVERAGE FISH NIGHT soooQneeeoeooeooooooooacoeoeeoooooooooooooc Sat. Aug. 9 THE FU N EST PLACE WITH EXTENSIVE FISH MENU M OUR COCKTAIL Sun. July 13 & Aug. 10 AND OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR IN HARTFORD LORNCE Joy of GYPSY PLATTERS ------S A T U R D A Y N I G H T ------c/um’m m is . For you dining pleasure while In West •Singer • Songwriter •featuring the original lead PRIME RIBS • STEAKS u L s e im iB L i Hartford Center visit our NEW REAL •Special Sound Ettects singer Tony Williams SCROD & MUCH MORE “Tha Graat Pratandar” and mora.. Foum •Love - Comedy - Lite AND OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR McCOY AT 1144 NEW BRITAIN AVE., commuci EL1\/IW00P CENTER. •2 shows call 872-7327 l o r m o r e In fo . . . POPOOOB^OOOOOOOOOOOOOY»n*»f<»HW nnnnniVVVWinrinm«>inw«vvvimwf^^«.ys>^ ■ ! « - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. June 27. 1980 .!:?..!? f ! L. O i J i ^ 1 K EVENING HERALD. Fri.. June 27. 1990 — 9 ^na’s Restaurant The Quiche Kettle and Lounge f

The Quiche ‘n’ Kettle located in the lower best! For evening diners, a Quiche ‘n’ Ket­ level of downtown Hartford’s Gold tle specialty is the "Price Fix” dinner The Parson*8 Daughter Building. One Financial Plaza. which offers the diner his choice of soup, The Quiche ‘n’ Kettle is not just another combread and honey butter, fresh garden salad, any one of ten quiche varieties, new restaurant, but in fact a totally new What’s your pleasure? Sandwiches or restaurant concept^ dedicated to doing dessert, and beverage.for an extraor­ sauce, special Parson’s Baked Stuffed dinary $6.95. salad at lunch? Distinctive menu for Shrimp and a variety of other specialties. wonderful things witlj quiches, soups, dinner? Sunday Brunch? THE PARSON’S salads, and desser?!^ A |a quiche The unusual menu is only part of the Entrees fro»n $7.50 to $12.50 served with Quiche ’n’ Kettle story. The New York DAUGHTER in South Glastonbury bread, salad, potato or rice pilaf and restaurant, the Quiche n KSWe menu because it offers all, is a satisfying dining offers ten quiches daily ranging from un­ design surroundings, utilizing soft lights, vegetable. Try our "made from scratch,” experience at any time. Housed in an common variations such as Vegetable mahognay furnishings, and the spec­ desserts and don’t-forget our flambe<^ utterly charming New England building tacular use of mirrors create an intimate coffees. And the Sunday Country Brunch Potpourri Quiche. Chicken Almondine dating back to 1765, THE PARSON’S Quiche, and seafood Newburg Quiche.' to dining atmosphere that must be seen to be is hearty, gourmet fare consisting of DAUGHTER is open for luncheons ’Tues.- the more common and ever popular appreciated.. . champagne, (there’s a special punch for Sat. 11:30-2. Luncheons consist of salads Quiche Lorraine. In addition, four special The Quiche ‘n’ Kettle offers a full list of children), seafood with Newburgh sauce, special Parson’s Platter, omelettes, hot eggs Benedict, eggs and home fries. soups are offered daily along with salads cocktails along with Hartford’s first sandwiches and entrees. Prices range and'desserts. Sirloin Steak, omelets, quiche, and eggs a- "Wine Bar" listing twenty vintage wines from $2.95 to $5.95. Dinner 'Dies.-'niurs If you've already discovered how delight­ from Germany, California, Italy, Por­ la-patron. Brunch is served from 11:30-3. 5:30-9, Fri. and Sat. 5-10 P.M. Rte.. 17, 2 HopeweH Road, South Glaston­ ful quiche can be as a luncheon or dinner tugal, and France that are uniquely Our dinner menu features Steak Au food then you’ll love the Quiche ‘n’ Kettle. available by the glass. bury. Reservations suggested, Tel.: 633- Serving Poive, Fillets of Beef with Bemaisse 8698. A.E., M.C., V. If you’ve never before tried quiche then Come prepared for a unique dining Luncheon, Dinner, Quiche 'n’ Kettle is your chance to try the experience- you won’t be disappointed! Sunday Country Brunch

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y WITH MOST MULS - 1 20 E. MAIN ST. • ROCKVIUi. .72-»02 GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO NICE PEOPLE AT THE WINDSOR HOUSE! Dinings T i u 219 Broad Street (Route 159) in therenter Of Windsor. Telephone (203) 688-3673. Route 1-91 to Exit 37-Route 3 ^ T u r n East onto Bloomfield Avenue. 10 - EVENING HEaiALD. Fri,, June 27.1980 I M ■ .I'M

evening HERALD. FVi,. June 27. 19B0 — 11 The Davis Family Valley Fish Market > Restaurant The Ground Round The Market Restaurant CM.D0R PUUA-IIUNCHESnR-649-S487 DAILY SPECIALS MONDAY Fruit Salad Plate or Chef Salad .. «a oo iello mold. etc. TUESDAY ■ ■ BABY BEEF LIVER with bacon or onions*3 99 WEDNESDAY

with tartar sauce. *3.69 HP» ^ IHURoDAY f K ...... j FRIED CHICKEN (we make our own) . *3.99 ....® v"'* ■ . FRIDAY

FRESH BAKED SCROD (our own - dressing).'...... CHOICE USDA SIRLOIN S TE A K ...... *5.99 i s

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fiOOD W5! N The fan place to eat and drink FISH LUNCH • DINNER V Jumbo Fried CHILDREN’S SPECIALIZING IN: SPECIAL MAKICST S l ^ p A child-size portion of our PRIME RIB RACK OF LAMB Hot, crisp and famous GROUND ROUND SEAFOOD STEAKS delicious, served with or a Junior frankfurt with french fries. A robust half pound french fries, creamy of tender, juicy, 80 WEST ROAD RT. 83 cole slaw. choice meat Indi­ SUNDAY BRUNCH vidually broiled to ^Jfunriw ELLINGTON, CONN. your liking. Served on our fresh-baked Jmmbfurter TEL. 872-9659 rye bun with crisp A broiled pure beef HAI^PY HOUR DAILY THE DAVIS FMILYliESTMIRIUIT steak fries, creamy punDi frankfurter served with CAIDOR I W - W HCHMira .TEL With Complimentary hors d’oeuvres cole slaw, and tangy Choice steak broiled to your crisp french fries and pickle spear. r taste. Served with french our very special relish. ^OCOOOOOQOOQOr^ fries, and crisp tossed salad entertainment & Jam es Davis. The m e m if^ rM with your choice of dressing. in the lounge Wednesday-Sunday and Italian food. You rnarbrhm aiS^o - Fish, y • Life lunch or dinner. O u r portions am ’nfnar)!^ ’ w jne-etc.-to enjoy w ith EntertaUuwit :h lld ren ’s m enu fe a tu re 8 Items. ’ ♦“'’’••v Priced. The Then., Fri.. Sal. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SMALL PARTIES I m iM CITIZEN 10% D I t C O U N T 9 K1 0 -IKM a.m . J p H a p n E o u CHILDREN’S MENU ALWAYSAV AIL ABLE HOURS < 5, on Dinner M enu excluding specials. Q566oo6oaoao6o^ 3.6 P.M. FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 TA K E O U T SEinfIG E on all lu n ch eon s an d d in n er Item s. 11)2$ M IN STREn NEAR THE PUTNAM BRIDGE JUNCTIONS GLEN LOCHEN Tues.-Wed.-Thurs.-Sat. OFROUTE82A3 _ n n n -o iM ______NEW LONDON TPKE. • GLASTONBURY i0:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. OPEN D A ILY FORSMAL?^PAR^^^ 6 3 3 -3 8 3 2 CLOSED SUN. & MON. amour bonus scribe H i wo HARTFORD( shouldn't be alio fur fuel becausi last stop for poll states and it m rain level, an ec F. Herbert p University profe the effects of i said burning oil content would p FORT! on the state's et 9 Intriguing Places to Eat. A Pleaser for Every Taste. Dn All at the Hartford Civic Center. WASHINGTOl Carter Friday registration bill, and 20-year-old \ to sign up at lo month or face f the fcecream scene Carter had as be required for t but Congress api tion of males ani fdr the process.

;ourGnt . ^ La\ wit By KEY Herald HEINS N .V . STYLE MANCHES1 wasn’t surprise! piaint never m. DELI ' HES7AUHANT Supreme Court contends he and were attemptinj tion of a w< JOHN WILLIAMS PASTRY Manchester Ind Rut WsfiontfSifl WQjiiilff9ftfi®[m Natural Foods and Vitamins for

By MAR Heral MANCHE.S1 nant activiist, i Manchester 1 with the intent Directors to e commission. • r-' The tenants < on June 30. Rut A. resident, anc Spencer Stree ieafiets. and qu ment complexe terst in the ass Rubin said would be to ass rent commissio advocated. ‘ Rubin hopes t dinance, formic Sion, which wou dinance unde neighboring Ve Rubin mainU mission is need rights. Opponer Sion say that developement, apartment own into condominii sot The

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