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Kennelly Quits Vol. XCVIII, No. 254 — Mancheater, Conn., Monday, July 30.1979 a A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Copy • 15t Home Delivered HARTFORD - Democrat James Kennelly, who served two terms ds Speaker of the House, h u resigned in the middle of a two-year term as a state Inmates Release Hostages representative from Hartford. Kennelly, who represents the WALPOLE, Mass. (UPI) - tion to living conditions and the treat­ in effect, but declined to elaborate were released tired and shaken got them laying down now,” said first district, has been a state Walpole State Prison returned to a ment of visitors by prison officials. further. Spokesmen at the state shortly after midnight from the hospital spokeswoman Mary representative since 1(67. "normal” routine today, less than A guard at the state’s only Corrections Department were not prison’s old death row cellbiock Hathaway. She said some of them surprtsa He has served one term as eight hours after inmates released maximum security prison said the immediately available for comment. where they had been held. None of complained of being kicked and lard ship Deputy Majority Leader, and two five hostages they had held at knife facility had returned to a “normal The five hostages, including the hostages were seriously injured, punched. oking on terms as S ^ k e r of the House, a point for more than 10 hours in reac­ routine” and no general lockup was Sufierintendent Fred Butterworth, according to corrections spokesmen. “One man said he has pain where position he lost to Democrat Butterworth had voluntarily he was kicked. A couple of others Ernest Abate earlier this year. exchanged himself for one of the said they were bruised and one said Kennelly is currentiy the hostages who had been overpowered he has chest pains,” she said. Majority Leader At Large of the during a scuffle with inmates inside Max Stern, an attorney who has House of Representatives. the sweltering cellbiock where represented some of the inmates, He is married to Barbara B. temperatures were reported to be 95 was called to the prison by the in­ Kenneily, who is Secretary of degrees. mates to help in the negotiations. State. “It’s over, and evetybooy’s fine,” “The inmates feel that this was at Kenneliy is a practicing at­ said Robert Palmer, Chairman of the least a partial victory for them,” he torney in Hartford. Governor’s Advisory Commission on said. • He made the announcement this Corrections. Palmer walked out of “I was in there for most of the day. morning at the State Capitol. the prison at 12:20 a.m. EDT to an­ Luckily we were able to defuse the nounce that the hostages had all been situation without any incident.” released. Walpole, the state’s largest Corrections Department maximum security institution Carbone Backed spokesman Larry Parnell said located about 25-miies south of between 20 and 30 inmates, some ap­ Boston, has been the scene of riots e - HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford parently wielding homemade knives, several times during the past decade. Deputy Mayor Nicholas Carbone took the hostages at about 2 p.m. Within the past few years more than has won a key endorsement from The hostages, which includefl four 20 prisoners have been killed. the Democratic Town Committee guards, were taken by the inmates Stern said the inmates drew up a in the city’s race for mayor. after a fight with prisoners inside list of demands concerning visitation The group’s seiection com­ cellbiock No. 9, the prison’s old death rights and prison conditions. Most of mittee voted 7-2 Sunday to support row which now serves as the protec­ the prisoners involved are protective Carbone over incumbent tive custody section. custody inmates. Democratic Mayor George Athan- None of the hostages were reported About seven hours after the stand­ son. to be seriously injured. One was off began the inmates demanded Anthanson, however, is stiil treated for a head laceration and that a television camera crew be expected to win backing from another complained of chest pains. allowed inside the facility to Democratic Town Chairwoman All the hostages were taken to near­ "witness the signing of an Dorothy Quirk when the fuli town by Norwood Hospital. agreement.” committee meets Wednesday to “They’re all uptight. We’ve just endorse a candidate. A primary appears certain to determine the party’s contender Armed inmates at the maximum security Butterworth, left, who had exchanged on the November baliot. Walpole, Mas., State Prison eary Monday himself for one of the hostages, talks with ac­ released the last of five hwstage pri^n ting Correctional Com­ Body Identified employees they had been hold at knifepoint missioner Larry Meachum, right, after his New Meeting since Sunday afternoon inside the facility’s release. (UPI photo) old death row. Prison Warden Fred As Missing Hiker :h a n q e ] HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella OMM. Grasso and others who met with President (barter during his Camp MANCHESTER - State police woods and follow the trail. They David sojourn flew to Washington said today a body t>eiieved to that tagged another road before finding today for a iuncheon meeting with Town-District to Meet of a local man missing since May 12 their parked car along Route 41. In the president. was found Sunday morning in a all, Mrs. Hardy said, they hiked Mra. Grasso said she expected heavily wooded area one mile north between six and seven miles from the the White House get together to of the state line in spot of the discovery to their car. iast “for severai hours.” She said southwestern Massachusetts. She said she notified state police in Carter wants to "review those ac­ ir Sewer Pact The body, which was badly decom­ Salisbury, who went to the scene with tions he has taken and plans to posed, was tentatively identified as the Hardys, Massachusetts state Alexander Kochin, 34, of 298 Oak St. police and a Massachusetts medical take.” By GREG PEARSON ’The meeting is set for 7 p.m. attempted to provide service in the ’The governor met briefly with Kochin had been on a hiking trip in examiner. They used four-wheel Wednesday at the Eighth District’s district’s area, he said. legislative leaders in her ^pitol Herald Reporter "He’s just going to brief us on the Salisbury, Conn, and was reported drive vehicles to get back to the MANCHESTER - The town’s firehouse, 32 Main St., Jay Giles, missing by his parents when he failed body. office before leaving for director of public works, said. sewer agreement,” (iordon Lassow, Washington. The Legislature director of public works will meet to arrive at a pre-arranged meeting Upon discovering the body, Mrs. Giles will explain the sewer agree­ district president, said of the reconvened in special session Wednesday with representatives of place. Hardy said, “we knew that this kid ment between the two towns to dis­ meeting. “We don’t know anything today. the Eighth Utilities District to dis­ The body was discovered by a had been missing since May” and trict officials at the Wednesday ses­ about it.” cuss a sewer agreement that has Lassow said he will invite the dis­ Manchester couple, Mr. and Mrs. assumed it was Kochin. been the cause of another sion. Gerald Hardy of 74 Avondale Road. In fact, she said, her husband had South Windsor fears that the trict’s attorney and a couple of other Stock Market Manchester-South Windsor dispute. members of the District Board of Mrs. Hardy said this morning she received several calls from Kochin’s ’The two towns have worked out an Eighth Distrcit could prevent the in­ and her husband were on an over­ mother, Mayvon, since the man’s dis­ stallation of sewer lines in the area Directors to the meeting. He does not (UPI) - Prices agreement to accept sewage from expect a quorum for the session, he night camping trip in the northwest appearance and Mrs. Kochin asked each other in those areas where over which it maintains authority. opened mixed today in active said. corner of Connecticut in preparation them to be on the lookout for her son trading of New York Stock geography and topography make it This could disrupt the two-town for a Newfoundland trip. whenever they were hiking. sewer agreement that eventually Information discussed at the ses­ Ehcchange issues. easier to send sewage to the other sion will be presented to the entire She said they came down Mt. The Hardys are experienced hikers The Dow Jones industrial town. If sewage has to travel uphill, could affect the pumping of sewage Frissell Saturday looking for water and Mr. Hardy is president of the Ap­ from the Buckland Industrial Park board August 20 at its regular average, which finished un­ it must be pumped, which is an meeting, Lassow said. and decided to camp for the night. palachian Mountain Club. changed Friday, was off 1.53 expensive process. and the Buckland Commons project. After breaking camp the following Kochin was reported missing after Giles, though, has maintained that Lassow said he does not see any points to 838.22 shortly after the South Windsor is concerned, reason for the public or the press to morning, she said, they headed out he went hiking on the Appalachian opening. The closely watched however, because the Eighth District the town still can install sewer lines and noticed the body about 50 yards Trail in Salisbury. His parents, in those areas where the Eighth attend Wednesday’s session, but he average gained 11.69 points last is the sewer authority for the does not expect to bar those who wish from the camping site. Alexander and Mayvon, had driven Manchester property it would have to District maintains authority. It week. to attend. “I looked back and saw what him there and waited for him while Advances led declines, 232 to send sewage through. would be in violation only if it looked like a pair of hiking boots,” he climbed Brace Mountain. EGUU. 170, among the 629 issues crossing said Mrs. Hardy. “Gerry saw some When he didn’t return on time, the New York Stock Exchange debris and said to me, ‘Don’t cofhe police ordered a search and tape at the outset. any closer.’ So I didn’t come any volunteers combed the area. They ’Turnover in the early going Solons to Vote on Veto, closer.” ended the search after a few days, amounted to about 1,130,000 She said they ripped up a although the family confined to look shares. neckerchief and tagged a tree near two or three times each week. The market was confronted the body and also tagged a nearby Massachusetts State Trooper Peter with indications that interest Delay Contract Action trail leading out of the woods. They Risatti said Sunday there were no* rates would rise to record levels used their compass to get out of the signs of foul play. soon because of increased pressure on the Federal Reserve HARTFORD (UPI) - The Senate Majority Leader Joseph program. to tighten credit to combat Legislature convened a special ses­ Lieberman, D-New Haven, said the The program was established last soaring inflation and to support sion today, planning to vote on the Aug. 13 session might last two days. year by lawmakers in an effort to the dollar abroad. governor’s veto of a bill postponing But he said the Legislature would help clean up Connecticut’s air which Congress to Act The nation’s major banks the auto emissions law but delaying adjourn after completing action on is rated as the second dirtiest of any Friday raised their prime lending consideration of state contracts for ail state employee contracts that are state in the nation. rate a quarter point to 11 3/4 per­ two weeks. ready for a legislative vote. Lawmakers during their regular On Gas Rationing cent. Most economists expect the Lawmakers returned to the Capitol Though , the trailer and special session earlier this year approved a sessions today looked like they would prirne to move over the all-time for a trailer session to deal with bill to delay the starting date of the The standby measure was brought up be short and sweet, the return program from Jan. 1 ,1 ^ , to Jan. 1, WASHINGTON (UPI) - House record of 12 percent within the vetoes and a special session for con­ on the floor last week, but a crippling engagement of the Legislature did 1981, to give the state more time to leaders will try again Tuesday to next few months. firmation of the five-member amendment was added so leaders carry a price tag. pass the volatile gasoline rationing ’The Fed decided a week ago to Gaming Policy Board. set up the program. pulled it back to rally their troops raise the discount rate it charges Senate President Joseph Faullso, David Ogle, executive director of The move to override the veto had bill, and in the final week before a the Legislative Management Com­ month-long recess, the House also before completing it. member banks to a record 10 per­ D-Hartford, said after emerging drawn support from the co-chairman The bill, which would give the cent a week ago and to boost-its from a huddle with House and Senate mittee, said each day of a special of the Transportation Committee and will consider the draft and censure of president authority to design a targets for M eral funds rates leaders that a timetable was decided session costs about 66,000. from several outside groups, in­ a colleague who padded his payroll. rationing plan, also includes a con­ bank charge one another for over on for legislative action on contracts He said that included the 15-cent cluding the Automobile Club of Hart- In the Senate, the Finance Com­ troversial section forcing states to mittee is continuing work on the night loans. with the sta te 's 40,000 union per mile traveling allowance for ■ ford. start their own energy-conservation Under the state constitution law­ proposed windfall profits tax on oil I employees. legislators; salaries for messenger^, programs or face a mandatory He said the Legislature would doorkeepers, and transcriptlonlsts; makers need a two-thirds vote to companies, but the staff does not the journal and calendar printing override a gubernatorial veto and the expect the bill to be ready for the federal plan. Inside Today recess today and return Aug. 13 to The schedule censure involves costs, and other miscellaneous votes didn’t appear to be there to Senate until after Congress returns vote on all state employee contracts Rep. Charles Diggs, D-Mich., who Classified ...... 16-19 that are agreed upon by Aug. 3 and expenses. override any of the other vetoed Sept. 4. Mrs. Grasso had brought down her The House already has passed a was convicted in federal court of pad­ Comics...... 19 ratified by Aug. 10. incASurGS • ding his payroll and taking kickbacks Editorial ...... 9 executive branch ax on 19 bills ap­ windfall profits tax bill, and Senate Several bargaining units already Mrs. Grasso was in Washington to from his employees. Entertainment ...'...... 14 have ratified their contracts, in­ proved during the regular legislative atend a “reunion” of the people who Finance Committee Chairman The 13-term congressman avoided Fam ily...... Russell Long, D-La., has pledg^ to cluding the clerical workers unit and session. But the only one that law­ met with President Carter during his a hearing in the House ethics com­ Obituaries...... 10 recent 10-day domestic summit held have the legislation on President the union covering administrators at makers appeared willing to assert mittee by agreeing to accept cen­ Peopletalk...... 2 the University of Connecticut. The their last say on was a proposal to at the Camp David presidential Carter's desk by Oct. 1. sure. ' Sports...... 11-13 6,715-member health care union has delay the starting date of Connec­ retreat in Maryland. House leaders plan a vote Tuesday reached a tentative agreement. ticut’s new auto emissions testing on emergency gasoline rationing. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. July 80. ItW EVENING HERALD. Mon., July 30, 1979 - PAGE THREE The Weather Park Work ’msfM :'. I’X. M77 Peopletalk Industrial jf'm v.’. •A-’’)- ;

lawsa^ri^sit.-- f' r 100 W i Jackie Celebrates Town A Year wasi' fA II Will Take 3000 3W5-'/ 50th Birthday MANCHESTER— While some con­ ment of the New State Road well and has started construction on its two- million square foot catalog dlstribu- ] struction already has started in the the installation of a water main along m , Burnham Street. Uon center. Jackie Onassis, who celebrated her SOtb birthday Bucklaifd Industrial Park, it stiil wili The Burnham Street work will in­ Hie town has sold all but 42.5 acred Saturday, is due back Wednesday at the Kennedy be about a year before the town com­ 'V J l clude improvements to the road and to Anns Interested in locating in the . •‘east enclave in Hyannis Port, Mass, where she is pletes public improvements in the construction of a permanent cul-de- park, Lamson said. About 20 acres of I expected to spend August. She left Hyannis Port for 'MW- . park. sac to dead-end the road. The road that cannot be developed until a yachting cruise iate last week whiie members of These improvements include road has been closed off near its intersec­ overhead power lines are relocated, the Kennedy clan gathered for a belated birthday construction and installation of tion with Croft Drive by a temporary he said. bash for Mrs, Rose Kennedy, who was 89 July 22. public utilities and drainage 1 tv' barrier. A Manchester firm that is | Word is that the widow of former President John facilities, Alan Lamson, town m The town’s move to dead-end the relocating in the paik, Holts Inc., is uriauTM* roncMT • (S3* F. Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis left town to make planner, said. road, which was agreed to during expected to be the first to complete sure Mrs. Kennedy got all the attention. Among Much of that work already has For period ending 7 a m. EST 7/31/79. During Monday negotiations with the J.C. Penney construction of its facility. It is ' those who gathered for the party Friday night to started and should be completed by Co., has been challenged in court ^ expected to start construction soon night, showers and thundershowers will be scattered honor the Kennedy matriarch were Sen. Edward early next year he said. Two other across parts of the Lakes Region, Florida and along the contracts for improvements within South Windsor. South Windsor is op­ and may finish by this fall. ^ if M. Kennedy, Ethel Kennedy, widow of the fate posed to the closing because it feels Town officials have been pleased i upper Eastern Seaboard. Elsewhere, generally fair Sen. Robert Kennedy, Mrs. Patricia Lawford and the park still have to go out to bid. traffic that had used Burnham Street with how fast the park property has weather should prevail. Mrs. Eunice Shriver. The work for these improvements should be completed by the fall of will shift to South Windsor roads. been sold. Most expect^'the sale of I Long Island Sound 1980, Lamson said. The projects that J.C. Penney will be the major oc­ the park land to take longer than it | Turnabout I cupant of the 393-acre nark, and it has. still have to be bid are the improve­ Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk Joan Baez, a voice of social protest in the ‘60s, Point:. Weak front and associated low moving slowlly off of found herself the target of protests during the coast with weak high pressure building east. Winds weekend. About 40 demonstrators attended her con­ Cummings Issues Caution cert Saturday night at the Paramount Northwest southerly this afternoon through Tuesday at 10 to 20 knots - < i , during afternoon and evening hours and 10 knots or less at Theater in Seattie to give Joan a hard time about her recent denouncement of the Vietnam govern­ other times. Showers followed by partial clearing in the ment for its treatment of the “boat people.” afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday Visibility 3 Members of Mary Cheney Library Junior an around-the-world course. From left are on Proposed Purchase Graduation Time,,, Members of the Vietnam Support Committee to 5 miles in haze lowering to less than 1 mile in dense Room’s summer reading clubs show how far Chris Diamond, Judy Danger and Jason patchy fog late tonight and early Tuesday morning. demonstrating outside the theater said recent They aren’t quite ready to go on the road yet, Miller, all of Vernon, just completed a “Safety they have progressed by moving their ships in Cuibertson. (Herald photo by Adamson) MANCHESTER — Democratic The proposed purchase has been the purchase at this time will push Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet during afternoon and statements by Ms. Baez, citing human rights but these three children, left to right, Monique Town” course conducted by the Vernon Junior Town Chairman Ted Cummings feels referred to the town’s Ethics Com­ back completion of the Oak and Cot­ evening hours diminishing to 1 foot or less at night. violations in Vietnam, were unfounded. The Women’s Club. (Herald photo by Pinto) protesters carried signs reading, “The CIA loves the Greater Manchester Chamber of mission. however, because a real es­ tage streets property until 1980. Martineau, Matthew Lesoveck and Bonnie Joan Baez.” They also passed out leaflets pointing Commerce is being shortsighted in tate agent involved with the property Cummings, however, feels the Connecticut Weather out what they believe are inaccuracies in her Children on Reading ‘Trip’ its support of a parking lot purchase. is Cari Zinsser, a member of the Chamber is looking to the immediate The Chamber’s Board of Directors Town Board of Directors. benefit and ignoring the possible Mostly sunny today with highs 85 to 90,. Fair tonight statements. MANCHESTER — Children par­ One of the clubs has been open to weekly to do activities related to the voted that the Town Board of Direc­ The Chamber’s Board of Directors long-term dannage. lows 75 to 70. Tuesday partly suuiny chance of a brief Police Seeking Leads ticipating in both of Mary Cheney all children who have finished first books the children have read. tors take the necessary steps to per­ said the conflict of interest question “They rush pell-mell to buy the afternoon shower. Highs upper 80s. Probability of rain 10 Patty^s Blues Library Junior Room’s summer grade and up. These 175 children Both programs stress reading for mit the immediate purchase of should not delay the sale. They said a land before the question is resolved,” percent today and tonight M percent Tuesday. Variable reading clubs have been marking signed contracts to read the number enjoyment, meaning, and main­ property at the corner of Oak and delay while the Ethics Commission he said. “Immediate purchase could winds around 10 mph through Tuesday. The 22-year-old daughter of blues singer-guitarist B.B. King is in troubie. Patty King has been jailed their progress by moving a ship of books they felt they could finish by taining reading skiils through the Cottage streets. gets organized and establishes have damaging implications in the In Weekend Stabbing in Gainesviile, Fla. on charges of burglary, grand around the large wall map of an Aug. 7. summer school vacation rathw than .“It’s a surprising example of short­ ground rules is “neither in the best long .” Extended Forecast theft and trafficking in stolen property. An Alachua ‘‘International Summer Reading The other ciub is for children who competition for large numbers. Each sightedness. The Chamber may not interests of the community or the Cummings said the property should BURLINGTON (UPI) - State He said state police had deter­ Assistant State Medical Examiner County sheriff’s spokesman said she was taken into Trip.” This theme was chosen to have been in remediai reading participating chiid will receive a cer­ have been as thoughtful as it should Commission or the Charter Revision not be purchased until the conflict Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through police today were tracking down mined no motive for the slaying of Dr. Catherine Gaivin said an autopsy custody Friday, but the arrest was not announced celebrate the International Year of classes. This club with 103 children is tificate when the programs end. have been,” Cummings said. process.” question is resolved by the Ethics Friday. leads in the weekend stabbing death the girl who was last seen alive completed Sunday showed Miss until ^turday. ‘ ‘The Child. divided into four sections which meet The property is being sought by the The Chamber would like a new (ilommission, which was formed Mass.. R.l. & Conn.: Chance of showers Wednesday. of a young girl found dead by Friday afternoon when she left the Ebersold died of stab wounds to the She was held in lieu of $9,000 baii. Deputies said Parking Authority for use as a parking lot in use for this year’s recently. Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday. High temperatures searchers call^ out when she failed Burlington Recreation Area where neck, chest and abdomen sometime the arrest stemmed from the May arrest of Leroy parking lot for the downtown area. Christmas season. It fears a delay in will be in the 80s and overnight lows will be in the mid 60s to return home from a recreation she was swimming and headed for before 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Walton, 30, of Cross Creek, Fla. A search of the to low 70s. home on her bicycle. Dr. Galvin would not reveal Walton home resulted in the recovery of up to $30,- Famed French Criminal area where she had been swimming. Vermont: Scattered thunderstorms Wednesday. Fair State police received a number of The girl, an eighth-grader at the whether the girl had been sexually Thursday and Friday. Seasonably warm. Highs mainly in 000 worth of property taken in the burglaries of Har-Bur Middle School, was reported molested. homes and apartments in the Gainesville area. Man Celebrates Birthday telephone calls after issuing a public the 80s. Lows in the 60s. plea for information in the killing of missing Friday night by her parents, “It has not given us anything sub­ Maine and : Chance of showers Identified a s Kidnapper 12-year-old Catherine K. Ebersold, Robert and ^rbara Ebersold. Her stantial at this point.” Bardelli said Wednesday. Fair Thursday and Friday. Highs upper 70s iVo Bull state police Lt. John Bardelli said body was found about 9 a.m. Satur­ of the autopsy report. "We’re still to mid 80s and lows mid 50s to low 60s. million ransom, was abducted June With Armored Car Theft Sunday night. day by searchers in a wooded area evaluating it.” That really was Mexican matador Jorge Carrillo PARIS (UPI) - A French multi­ released him after a $200,000 ransom 21 from his villa in Maresche in about 75 feet off Lyon Road — about He said about 25 state troopers displaying his skills in midtown Manhatan Sunday. millionaire, released by his kid­ was paid. . , . j .L Those leads were being followed up nappers after payment of a $1,4 northwestern France by two men Although he has been sentenced to MARSEILLES, France (UPI) - A $175-a-week ar­ for questioning, t^e was Leroy s niommate ar^ along with information collected by four miles from the recreation area from the Litchfield barracks and National Weather And, in deference to crowd safety, that was no bull, mored car employee suspected of robbing his firm of $7.1 and three-quarters of a mile from her Hartford-based Detective Division just his so-cailed “toro mecanico,” an elaborate million ransom, says one of his three posing as policemen, who said they long prison terms. Mesrine has state police since the girl’s body was were investigating one of his real es­ million to "celebrate” his birthday, fled the country, against the“ men. found in a wooded area of Burlington home. were working on the case and had Hi Lo machine that looks and acts like the reai thing. hooded abductors boasted he was become an expert at escapes, The armored car company has refused to release an City 1 tate transactions and asked him to perhaps in a speedboat, sources close to the case say. Saturday, said Bardeili, acting com­ State police said brush near where questioned between 60 and 70 people Albuquerque 92 65 Memphis pc 94 79 Jorge presented a dazzling display of the ancient Jacques Mesrine, France’s “John boasting that no facility can hold exact amount stolen, but police estimated it at $7.1 accompany then. him. Late Sunday night, police said Police sources said the suspect in France’s second mander of the state police Bureau of the body was found had been burned, in a door-to-door walk of the area Anchorage 65 55 Miami Beach . r 87 81 art, all in an effort to raise money for a block Dillinger," million in the biggest robbery in France since 1976, when Lelievre was taken to an un­ they had no clues to his whereabouts. biggest theft. Lionel Leroy, apparently timed Saturday Criminal Investigations. but it wasn't smoldering when Sunday. Asheville 85 66 Milwaukee r 82 70 beautification program. As far as couid be deter­ Henri Lelievre, 82, a real estate thieves tunneled into the underground vault of the Societe Minneapolis cy 86 71 dealer and one of France’s 40 richest disclosed location where he was kept A decorated soldier in the Algerian night’s theft of the "Protection Sud " company to mark volunteers arrived. Atlanta 91 74 mined, it was New York’s first bulifight. Generate bank in Nice and made off with more than $10 Billings 84 58 Nashville pc 90 71 men, was released Saturday night on in a small room and never saw the War and described as highly in­ his 33rd birthday and may have fled France with his million. Birmingham 91 74 New Orleans pc 92 76 the outskirts of Paris after 39 days in faces of the three hooded men who telligent. Mesrine is also an author. girlfriend. Three of Leroy’s co-workers told police he asked them Billings 84 58 New York pc 86 72 Glimpses capitivity in a small room. guarded him, including the man who In 1967. he wrote “The Death Sources ciose to the investigation said Leroy, who spent Birmingham Oklahoma City c 96 77 claimed he was Mesrine. his miiitary sen’ice in Africa, may have taken a night to remove their guns because they needed cleaning. After Solzhenitsyns Play complete assortment Officials of the Krewe of Endymion, one of the He told police Sunday one of his Instinct" in which he claimed to have they did. they said, Leroy handcuffed them and locked Boston Omaha cy 86 67 Mesrine’s .criminal record, fiight to Nairobi. Kenya. Other sources said he had Philadelphia pc 82 72 largest carnival organizations in the city, said three kidnappers identified himself planned a famous murder in France. them in an empioyees’ lounge. Brownsville Tx : 96 77 covering two continents, includes access to a boat and might have left France by sea. At College Festival : 81 59 Phoenix singer Engelbert Humperdinck will serve as king as Mesrine, il, long France’s Public After his release, Lelievre took a Buffalo charges of kidnapping, bank Police Sunday took two 23-year-old men into custody Charlstone S.C. 93 78 Pittsburgh in the group's 1980 Mardi Gras parade ... Lt. Gen. Enemy No. 1 who, like American cab to the Paris home of his son, robberies, and suspicion of murder. Charlotte N.C. 87 68 Portland Me. Thomas H. Tackaberry will assume command of gangster John Dillinger of the 1930s, Michel, and returned to his villa Sun­ NORTHFIELD, Vt. (UPI) - A Slavic festival at In 1969, he abducted Canadian in­ Chicago 85 72 Portland Ore Fort Bragg Wednesday and take charge of the brags about his crimes and escapes. day. Norwich University’s Russian School this weekend dustrialist Georges Delaurier and Celveland 82 55 Providence c 87 68 nation's military emergency force. Lt. Gen. Volney Lelievre. whose family paid a $1.4 Ivy League Playboy featured three unannounced guests — the youngest sons Columhus 83 62 Richmond pc 92 72 F. Warner, the outgoing commander, has been of exiled Soviet author Alexanoer Solzhenitsyn. St. Louis r 92 75 Dallas 99 75 promoted to fuii generai and has moved to Tampa, Floods Area Stands The youngsters — Stephan 5, Ignat, 6, and Yermolay, 8 • canning jars • rubbers Denver 93 58 Salt Lake City c 92 59 — were accompanied to Saturday’s show by Alexander San Antonio pc 92 77 Fla. Des Moines 84 68 Ginzburg, a f r ^ Russian dissident who lives with the • lids • Jelly Jars Detroit 84 59 San Diego pc 75 65 Trip Turns to Nightmare NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Playboy M ^azine’s area dis­ Solzhenitsyns in Cavendish. Duluth 80 64 San Francisco c 70 57 tributor is flooding the market today in anticipation of a • caps • books San Juan pc 89 82 “It really brought the house down,” said university El Paso 101 74 seliout. The reason; the September issue features 34 Hartford 87 65 Seattle c 79 57 spokesman George Turner. “We knew they were coming Honolulu : 90 75 Spokane c 85 53 “Girls of the Ivy League,” including seven Yale students. but we were not allowed to make any public announce­ Houston : 94 79 Tampa pc 91 75 The Almanac When Daughter Ahducted New Haven News Agency officials said they are dis­ ment of the fact. They wanted to keep it low-key.” Indianapolis ■ 87 73 Washington pc 72 tributing 16,000 copies of the magazine — up IS to 20 per­ The eldest of the three performed two piano pieces and Jackson Miss : 90 71 Wichita pc 101 77 United Press International cent over normal distribution. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (U P D - who said Caroline would be able to couldn’t. 1 got out and tried the back the other two youths recited three poems. Jacksonville : 95 73 c-clear cl-clearing: cy Today is Monday, Juiy 30, the 211th day of 1979 with 154 Of the 34 women chosen from about 1,400 applicants, 19 Before and after their acts, the children sat with Ginz­ cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze, m- A week’s vacation has turned into a tell him her name and address. door, but it was locked. Then he Kansas City • 91 74 to follow. are partly or fully nude. Only two of the Yalles posed in burg and their grandmother in the front row at the un­ Las Vegas : 109 75 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- nightmare for a Georgia couple “ We’ll be here until something started to pull away and knocked me The moon is approaching its first quarter. turns up,” Thompson said in a down,” she said. the nude. Both used pseudonyms. iversity’s auditorium. Little Rock : 93 73 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; whose 5-year-old daughter was ab­ “The women felt that by exposing themselves in sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- The morning stars are Venus and Mars. telephone interview from his room at “I got up and ran back to the door, Los Angeles : 85 64 ducted by a man who leaped into Playboy, they were opening themselves up to adverse Louisville r 85 71 thunderstorms; w-windy. The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. the Holiday Inn Surfside in Daytona but I couldn't get it open.” she said. their car and sped off as the girl’s publicity,” magazine spokeswoman Debbie Solomon Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. father registered for a motel room. Beach Sunday night. "I tried to catch up with the car said. Weather Watch Automobile pioneer Henry Ford was born July 30,1863. The FBI has issued a nationwide “We’ve just been hoping and before he got out on the highway, but Playboy photographer David Chan began interviewing Road Oiling On this day in history: alert for the abductor and Caroline praying,” Mrs. Thompson said. “I he was going too fast. She (Caroline) Outbreaks of heavy rains, high winds and hail stretched prospective campus bunnies for the 12-page feature last HEBRON - First Select­ In 1937, the American Federation of Radio Artists was Thompson, the blonde, blue-eyed wish he would call us or get in touch was hysterical ” the length of the Plains states today, prompting storm spring, making headlines as he went. man, Arron (Steve) Reid organized as a unit of the AFL. with us in any way just to let us know Thompson was unaware of the watches in areas of New to the Dakotas. daughter of Russell and Rachel announced that the oiling In 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed a bill she’s safe.” struggle in the parking lot until his When he came to the Sheraton Park-Plaza, some Yale FREEI The heaviest storms the Northern Plains, where Thompson. of roads will start Aug. 20. THIS WEEK ONLY carpel ctoanod In one creating a female branch of the U.S. Navy. The women Thompson, of the Atlanta suburb of wife, a mathematics teacher, came women picketed the hotel and held protest meetings winds gusted past 60 mph in parts of Iowa, Nebraska and Despite Mrs. Thompson’s efforts to About 22.5 miles of roads BEDROOM FREE wHh apodal balowl sailors, not assigned to combat duty, were called Dunwoody, Ga., said he left his wife, running into the motel office yelling: urging others to boycot the photo session and arguing the the Dakotas. Locally heavy rains of 1 to 2 inches hit many snatch the couple’s only child from are scheduled to be oiled “ WAVES.” daughter and the dogs - a white poo­ “Someone is driving off with magazine treats females as sex objects. towns in the region. Large hail pelted several Nebraska the back seat, a young man pulled out this year. In 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts David Scot and James dle named Muffet and a black Caroline.” But Chan said he was out to demolish stereotypes by towns. of the motel parking lot Saturday Roads to be done include Irwin landed on the moon for U.S. lunar exploration. Yorkshire named Mandy — in the car showing brilliant minds and bodies can co-exist. ROTARY STEAM The National Weather Service said a possible tornado afternoon with Caroline, the family’s “I went out and got into a car with Abbey Drive, Buck Road, In 1974, the House Judiciary Committee, by a vote of 21- when he went to register. EXTRACTION was indicated by radar about five miles northwest of two dogs and all their luggage. some other people and we drove up Burnt Hill Road, Crouch 17, approved a third article of impeachment against The couple’s car is a silver- Mrs. Thompson, 34, was leafing the road but we couldn’t find Trial Separation Volcanoei 00 THS MOST THOROUGH Chambers, Neb., late Sunday. Golf ball-sized hail was President Nixon, charging him with ignoring con­ Pension Board Road, Daly Road, Htll Fnt METHOD OF REMOVING colored, three-month-old 1979 through a magazine when a man got anything,” said Thompson, 34. a ANY %• DEEP DOWN OIRT. reported around Morrill, Mitchell, and Scotsbluff, Neb., More than 75 larcent of MANCHESTER-There Deepwood Drive, 1 With 3 Rooms gressional subpoenas. Oldsmobile Cutlass station wagon. in the car. She didn’t look up — she comptroller for Consolidate Pipe Farrah Fawcett-Majors atui her husband I ROOMS which measured 1 ‘i inches of ice balls on the ground. A thought for the day: British statesman John Moriey the world's a(Aive volcanoes wili be a meeting of the Elizabeth Drive, Grayville A land and air search of the coastal thought it was her husband. and Supply Co. of Georgia. Thunderstorms on the Southern Plains and mountains said, “You have not converted a man because you have Lee Majors announced Sunday, one day after lie within the “Ring of Pension Board Monday at 4 Road, Hall Road, Hillsdale caused locally heavy rains in parts of New Mexico and swamps and adjoining woodlands of “When I looked up and saw it David A. Brumble, special agent in their sixth wedding anniversary, that they Fire,” a zone nuuiing along youTI love our double process method, silenced him.” wasn’t him (her husband), my initial p.m. in the Hearing Room Road, Hope Valley Road, Arizona. Phoenix, Ariz., reported a third of an inch of Volusia County, where the kidnap­ charge of the Jacksonville FBI of­ the west coast of the Ameri­ don't pay unless satislled. reaction was ‘Who are you and what have agreed to a trial separation. The blonde cas from Chile to Alaska and of the Municipal Building. Jackman Road, Kinney rain and gusty winds during a storm. ping occurred, and nearby counties, fice, said the abduction occurred do you think you’re doing?” ’ she said. television and movie star said there was no down the east coast of Asia New business includes Road, Laura Drive, Martin A flash-flood watch was in effect early today over was called off at twilight Sunday but about 2:30 p.m. Saturday. “He never answered. third party involved in the split. This is the from Siberia to New Zea­ retirement applications. Road, Millstream Road, much.of northern Missouri and severe thunderstorm will resume today. He said Mrs. Thompson did not see land. Almost aU active vol­ Murphy Road, Old Andover The kidnapper has made no effort “My little girl was trying to get l iv in q r o o m watches were extended from western Iowa through any weapon in the hands of the in­ first marriage for Farrah, 32, and the second canic regions are found at Road, OIc Colchester CALL NOW: $ 12.** eastern Nebraska and northeastern Kansas. to contact authorities or the couple. over the front seat to me, but she truder. for Lee, 39. A spokesman for the couple said the boundaries of the large Bible Study NOTI: UNUtUAUV LAROI OR O O U lU moving plates which , . Road, Paper Mill Road, CARPET CLEANING ROOMS MAY ■ ! SLIGHTLY HKUIIR. No injuries or major property damage was reported Lottery Numbers they hope to reconcile sometime in the comprise the earth’s sur­ MANCHESTER — A Bl- Porter Road, Skinner SERVICE 643-0221 from any of the storms. future, and blamed the separation on stress face. The “Ring of Fire” ble study is scheduled for Lane, Slocum Road, A DUTCH WAY FRANCHItl UCKNHEO a INSltREII marks the boundary be­ Elsewhere, thundershowers dampened parts of the caused by career conflicts. The couple is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Se- W e b s te r D riv e a n d East Coast. One heavy shower caused minor street The winning daily iotter numbers drawn Saturday in tween the plates underlying cond C o n g re g a tio n a l Wellswood Road. shown in a photo taken in London earlier this the Pacific Ocean and those flooding in Washington, D.C. Norfolk and Oceana, Va., New England: Vance Schedules Meeting underlying the surrounding Church, 385 N. Main St. reported nearly an inch of rain each. Connecticut: 635. year. continents. Qear skies prevailed in the West and the Northern Massachusetts 2659. LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IH STORRS FOR YOU! Rockies. Mild temperatures in the 50s and 60s in the Rhode Island: 1485 This Fall, Th« Univartity of ConnoctleuYB Storrt Cam- Great Lakes region were predicted to give way to New Hampshire; 0716. To Discuss Peace Force CIA Again Predicts warmer, more humid air today. put Is offering a wide variety of undergraduate and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance has with us to discuss how to proceed in had agreed previously to the U.N. graduate courses. Manchester Lack of USSR Oil To Advertise To Report News offered to meet with Israeli and the circumstances.” observers,” he told the newspaper A1 Hast Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call The Israeli Cabinet promptly an­ For your convenience...all courses meet In the late after­ To report a news item or story idea: Egyptian officials in Washington in a Akhbar. “The Israeli change of mind WASHINGTON (UPI) — In a new report, the CIA for 4 643*2711 and ask for Classified. Office M anchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711. nounced Foreign Minister Moshe bid to find a replacement for the is incomprehensible.” the second time predicts that the will have j ! Evening Herald hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. Dayan would fly to Washington this noon or early evening only once or twice a weekll U.N. Emergency Force to monitor Defense Minister Ezer Weizman to start importing oil within a few years. USRS 327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury.. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 week for the talks, and a State hosted his Egyptian counterpart, closed, classified ads may be placed by the turnover of the Sinai from Israel Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., said Sunday the CIA believes Degree and non-degree students are eligible to take Published dail> except Sunday and A ndover...... Donna Holland, 6432711 Department spokesman said, “We’re calling 643*2718. to Egypt. Kamel Hassan All, for a round of Soviet oil production may begin to decline next year and certain holidays by the Manchester Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 deiighted the Israeiis have accepted courses. Cost Is only $45 per credit hour. For information about display adver­ talks Sunday on the 17th floor of a Tel the communist countries as a whole will become oil im­ Piiblishin^i Co.. Herald Square. P.O. Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 The U.N. Security Council last our proposal.” tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 week decided against renewing the Aviv iuxury hotel. The Sinai dispute porters rather than exporters within three years. Box r;9l. Manchester. Conn. 06040. There was- no immediate word For more Information on courses, registration director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 mandate of the 4,000-member was reportedly a central topic of dis­ The Wisconsin Democrat is chairman of the House sub­ from Cairo, but Foreign Minister cussion. Have a Complaint? Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 6432711 peacekeeping force after the Soviet committee on intelligence oversight. procedures, deadlines, call the Office of Credit To Subscribe Butros Ghali said Egypt is prepared Israeli television said All and Weiz­ N tw t — If you have a question or To report or inquire about special Union threatened to veto any move to “We may be seeing the peak of Soviet oil production To subscribe, call Customer Service to attend talks with Israei to resolve man agreed to expand the powers of Programs, Extended and Continuing Education at the complaint about news coverage, call news: extend it. the stalemate. right now,” he said in a statement Sunday. Frank Burbank, managing editor. 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to B usiness...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 the Egyptian-Israeli joint military According to CIA estimates, he said, Soviet production 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Ghali charged today that Israel Storrs Campus - 486-3832. 2711 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 In an effort to settle the dispute committee established after the reached a record high 11.73 million barrels a day in April to 10 a.m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 reneged on an agreement to have the Circulation — If you have a problem which has soured U.S.-Israeli signing of the peace treaty March 26. and then fell to 11.35 million in May. Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents F a m ily ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 relations and endangered the peace emergency force replaced by a regarding service or delivery, call weekly. $3.90 for one month, $11.70 for The report said the committee will While it might be possible to “gloat” over the drop in Customer Service. 647*9946 Delivery S p o rts...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 efforts, the State Department an­ smaller number of unarmed U.N. The UniieisilytflQmnectkvti three months. $23.40 for six months, and temporary take over the policing of Soviet production, Aspin said, the result would be a should be made by .7 p.m. Monday nounced Sunday it “has suggested observers. o n $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. the provisions of the peace treaty’in decrease in the world supply and more upward pressure through Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur­ “We cannot understand the Israeli Extended &ContinubigEducathm available on request. Monday through Friday. that it might be useful for Egyptian the Sinai desert to fill the gap created day position, particularly since Israel on oil prices. and Israeli representatives to meet by a withdrawal of the U.N. force. He said the CIA now believes Soviet production may fall by a third in the next six years. EVENING HERALD. Mon.. July M. 1»7» - PAGE FIVE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. 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McCoy Predicted to Face Herbst in Electionnow created by the recent resigna­ expects that all of the Republicans y ______I rhorTorCharter ..honopschanges annrovedapproved last fall hehe thinks thinks he he probably probably won’t. won’t. School School tion of Republican James Beattie. Modest Dance School Education as well as on several com­ now serving on the Town Council will board member Jo-Ann Worthen, the By BARBARA RICHMOND will change the terms of sphool board Daigle said he is not sure whether mittees of each board. She is a seek re-election with the exception of only Republican coming up for re- MrKid Reporter . teacher in the Elast Windsor Middle members from the existing sizyear perhaps one, anyone will be appointed to fill the election this year, will seek re- vacancy for the next few months or VERNON rr th e way It looks now, School. terms to four-year terms. But until Daigle said that Carl Anderson the existing terms are completed, dlection. whether the Town Committee will Mayor Frank .McCoy will be seeking Lester Baum, chairman of the hasn’t definitely said he will run so There is a vacancy on the board Gains World Renown board members will be e le c t s on a wait until elections in November. 1 re-election on the Republican ticket Democratic Town Committee, said revolving basis with three members women from Lenox. They paid $1 and in November l and Councilwoman Friday that no other Democrats have WEM)Y LAVALLEE expanded on Shawn's initial belief I^rie Herbs will be seeking election officially announced they will seek to be elected for two years and three that dance is “every way that men of they were served tea sandwiches by for four years. Soccer Practice Scheduled on the Democratic ticket. the nomination for mayor. BECKET. Mass. (UPl) - Jacob's the boys who were the performers. BOLTON —Soccer practice for Practice for students entering coaches. There will be a registration all races in every period of the John Daigle, chairman of the Baum said that all of the Baum said the names of other per­ Pillow - an unremarkable New “ Then these guys stripped off their children entering Grades 5 and 6 in grades 3 and 4 and grades 7 and 8 will fee . world's history have moved Republican Tovra .Committee, said Democrats now serving on the Town sons who will be on the ballot won’t England farm for almost 150 years— white duck trousers and were prac­ September will begin ’Tuesday from 6 be Aug. 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the The Soccer Parents Committee rhythmically to express that hbyor McCoy hasn’t said he Council, with the exception of Mrs. be released officially until the night is now known worldwide as a unique tically naked as they danced. Oh, I to 8 p.m. at the Soccer field at Bolton soccer field. Cliff Scorso is of themselves.” won’t seek re-election so he is Herbst, will seek re-election to the of the caucus which is scheduled for , will be in charge of administration nurturing place for dancers of all guess they had on shorts. And the old High School. The second practice will the grade 3 and 4 students and Craig and fund raising activities. There Shawn died in 1972. His ashes were assuming this means lie will. council. And the two Democrats on Aug. 2 at 8 p.m. at the Elks Carriage ages and talents. ladies loved it,” Meeker said. be Thursday at the same time and Potterton the older group. will be a separate coaching staff. scattered across Jacob’s Pillow and Mrs. Herbst, finishing her second the Board of Education, up for re^ House, Park Place. The dance festival started in 1933 Studio No. I’s walls are now lined Additional registrations for the co­ a plaque in his memory was placed term on the Town Council, an­ election, will also run again. ’They The Republican caucus is place. Anyone interested in helping the as a summer retreat for Ted Shawn, with programs from all over the The team will receive the educational soccer teams will be parents committee or in assisting on a pillow-shaped boulder from nounced in March that she would are Mrs. Devra Baum and George scheduled for July 31 at 8 p.m. in the its founder. country of past performances by the accepted at the first practice with-coaching should call the team which the festival's name is drawn. seek the Democratic nomination for Prouty. Prouty is serving out the un­ Memorial Building, Park Place. remaining practice schedules at that Shawn brought a group of young Ted Shawn Men Dancers. time. Lyman Marshall is the coach. sessions or by calling one of the coach. men to his Berkshire hills refuge, But his festival has continued to mayor. She has also served for six expired term created by the resigna­ John Daigle, chairman of the flourish. Pictures of other famous dancers Republican Town Committee, said he housed them in cabins with no elec­ who have piroueted across the and one-half years on the Board of tion of Edward Meyers. tricity. heat, or running water, and “Jacob’s Pillow Is a nurturing place more than anything else for festival’s stages also dot the area went on to restore masculine dancing above present-day ballet classes talent. Not just young talent, but School to respectability. filled with twirling and kicking men I n experienced talent as well,” says ar­ Now two-thirds of the festival’s and women in multi-colored leotards tistic director Norman Walker. Signup students are women, living in and leggings. modern cabins named after famous “The Pillow is unique in that it is small and it is going to stay small in About 100 students - ages 14 to 30 ballerinas. Dates Set a world where 'ff it isn't big, it isn’t — from all over the world come each Summer dance programs have year to the festival’s summer good’." COVENTRY - Pupils boosted dancers such as Alexandra program to study ballet, modem, In the beginning, Shawn’s men who will be new to the Danilova, Merce Cunningham, and Spanish, and historical dance, and dancers performed in Studio No. 1, a Coventry School system in fanh^ Twyla Tharp. composition and improvisation. small rustic barn built in 1790. Separatist Bombing September should register There have been more than 300 Criteria for acceptance is a certain world prem ieres presented by Jess Meeker, 67, a pianist for people one of them a Danish girl, and injured during this coming month Pillow dancers since the festival amount of training and good A rescue worker inspects damage in the choreographers such as Alvin Alley recommendations from teachers. dozens more. Police officials said other vic­ on designated days. opened, remembers. “The first peo­ passengers cargo area Sunday at Madrid’s Coventry high School, and Geoffrey Holder. Walker said. But the changes have only ple who came were 60 or 70-year-old national air terminal after Basque separatist tims could be buried under the debris. (UPI Aug. 21, 22, and 23, from 9 guerrillas exploded powerful bombs here and photo) a.m. to 3 p.m.; Captain at two railroad stations. The blasts killed five Nathan Hale School, Aug. 21, 22, 23, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Mac Arthur Will Resign Robertson School, Aug. 21, 22.9 a m. to 2:30 p.m .; and Coventry Grammar Ana^NVENTMY Five Die, 113 Hurt, School, Aug. 20, $1, and 22. D'nnerware Set As Assessor in Hebron by appointment. by CORNING concerning the m atter as soon as assistance in doing appraisal work in Parents are reminded to .HEBRON - The Board of Hebron was ‘lexcellent” and that his bring birth certificate, all Selectmen received a letter from possible. health records and records S Our Reg. 27.96...... When Grant was contacted he said knowledge of assessing is superior.” qo®/« OFF town assessor, David MacArthur in from the school previously that he had also received a copy of Reid said Thursday that both In Basque Bombings which MacArthur will resign effec­ attend, if applicable. MacArthur’s letter to Reid and that boards will have to determine how to yom'o^ven t

MANCHESTER - Pick The Best Produce Steven Sloan and his sister Pamela Sloan will be atten­ ding the National Junior Achievers Conference at WALDBAUM'S Pick The Best Meats Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. from Aug. MO. Tliey are the son and Pick The Best Groceries daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Food M art Edwafd Sloan of 95 Grissom Road. Pick The Best Bargains Steven won four major competitions: President of the Year Contest; Sales Prices Effective Sunday, July 29 ^^PICK Y - PICKY - PICKY!** FOOD MART - THE FOOD EXPERTS! person of the year; out­ Through Saturday, Aug. 4 standing young businessman; and bis firm, Hi-Glo won the company of Coca Cola the year award in the regional competition which Inciuded 12 states from Tab or Fresca Virginia to Maine. There were 2,500 junior com ­ panies competing for the 64 OUNCE BOTTLE later award. Steven also won a MOO achievement scholarship. c Pamela won the vice president of personnel of 3 the year award. This will be her first year attending the national conference. VANITY FAIH - 2 PLY Steven won a 51,500 scholarship for being PAPER named the president of the 125 COUNT year. He will enter bis TOWELS j u m b c T r o l l 49 freshman year at Tulane University in New Orleans 0 U.S.D.A. CHOICE - TOP LOIN later next month. He will be attending on a full four- WILKINSON TAIL Sovereign year naval ROTC Beef Shell Steak *2.89 scholarship. He said his company. Hi- TRAC n Glo, which manufactures LUNDY FRESH Toothbrushes auto trouble lights and small fire extinguishers for Razor Blades ASSORTED Lundy Fresh HARD - SOFT - MEDIUM homes, ended the year with 5 Twin Blades in Cartridge $3,614.02 in sales, a new record by more than $1,000 PORK Pork for this area. 4 / 1 Pamela will be a senior at East Catholic High FOR School in September. CHOPS Shoulder 3 Loin End - 3 Rib End 25* OFF l a b e l GALLON Produce 3 Center Cut PICNIC TOPCO JUG BOUNCE M C K A G E Market LIQUID BLEACH 49 Planned Fabric Softener LB. MANCHESTER - An open-air produce market is WISK NBC Ritz J being planned for the St. VALU PRO FROZEN James Church parking lot WITH TEXTURED SOY at Main Park streets. FLOUR AND ISOLATED 3 LB. Laundry Detergent PKG. Crackers The Parking Authority PATTIES SOY PROTEIN ♦ 3.79 hat asked the Project Explore program of the Gallon Jug - 50' off Label 12 OUNCE PKG. Manchester Area Conference of Churches to handle the proposed iwaldbauiti^s N.Y. Style DELI! market, according to Nan­ VIRGINIA STYLE cy Long, director of Fresh Hand Sliced Lox Sale Project &plore. BAKED The market, planned for Nova Scotia Alaskan one or two days a week, WHOLE or CREAM STYLE CORN. GARDEN PEAS, F RENCH HAM or REG. CUT GREEN BEANS, or STEWED TOMATOES will only be established f o o d c l u b SLICED TO ORDER only if there is enough Del Monte STRAWBERRY Ve LB. produce available to stock L it, Ms. Long said. Vegetables cans 3 oM, PRESERVES LB. NEW YORK SHARP She has also suggested LB *2.79 that church groups. Boy IMPORTED FJORDLAND Cheddar Cheese Scout and Girl Scout troops _ , l e a n d o m e s t ic SLICED a s well as other -S w is s Cheese Roast Beef TO ORDER LB *3.79 Pepperidge Farm organizations may conduct Light n' Lively CARANDO bake sales at the town- operated parking lot. LB. Genoa Salami TOORDER LB. *2.99 Honey, jams and jellies Layer Cakes and pickles also be sold at MILK the site, she said. 17 OZ. PKG. - ALL VARIETIES Those interested in the HALF GALLON CARTON We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky project are asked to call Ms. Long at her office, 646- 2803. Fresh Produce Experts! Film Set CALIFORNIA THOMPSON REG. OR MINT MANCHESTER - The FOOD CLUB film "The Incredible Mr, CREST Limpet" will shown CRANAPPLE yoo Seedless 46 OZ Thur^ay at 2 p.m. at South DRINK BOTTLE TOOTHPASTE | ■ United Methodist Church, Main Street and Hartford ^ DELICIOUSLY Road. The public is invited. ^ REFRESHING The program is being SUMMERTIME sponsored by the Christian Tropicana TREAT! l^ucation Division of the Manchester Area FRESH NATIVE - (MASS.) & (CONN.) SWEET JUICY Conference of Churches. Oiildren under the age of Orange Juice six must be accompanied Butter & Sugar Jersey by an adult. Donation is 50 QUART CARTON cents. Popcorn and drinks Will be available. Sweet Corn Peaches "Parents Magazine” has given the film the “ Family Medal Award,” and it is recommended for children age six and over. Our com is picked fresh at sunrise each day & is Parking is available at not available in some stores until late morning. the Hartford Road parking lot across from the church. r^15" o ff' f^15” off ON A 32 OZ. CANISTER ON A 30 COUNT PKG DAYTIME Iced Tea Mix 1. One of England's Poet DIAPERS Laureates was (a) Percy ' with this coupon at food Ufa Bysshe Shelley (b) WllUam ImaAt good thru sat AUQ 4 ■ limit one canister • ONE Vordsworth (c) John Keats |COUPON PER FAMILY 2. If four liquid giUa equal one liquid pint, now many ills are contained In one Bquid gallon? 3. What do pendulums, tele­ 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE scopes and thermometers have in common?

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oamuo ‘J0?U9AU) j] o q j, 'C ZE 'Z q ‘I EVENING HERALD. Mon., July 30. 18711- PAng - EVENINQ HERALD, Mon., July 30, ICT Jack Andenon Williamson'Bascom As Agents Hound Yanks, U.S. Winks, Report Says Doreen C. Bascom and Bruce A. Williamson, both of * 3 foreign intelligence services,” the law despite an intense, well-financed legislators — a nervy attempt, con­ Manchester, were married July 28 at Corpus Christ! WASHINGTON - A sUrtUng, top- were violated, constitutional rights threatened to retaliate against the ’ 51 report questions the wisdom of main­ lobbying campaign against it by ETS sidering the longstanding charge by Church in Wethersfield. . _ , , secret Senate r ^ r t charges that were trampled on and treaties and CIA if actions were taken against its taining friendly relations with coun­ and ' its sister organization, the critics that the standardized E’TS The bride is the daughter of Beverly M. Burke of foreign intelligence agents have been “customary international law” were intelligence operatives in the United tries which ignore those rights. College Board. exams discriminate against blacks, Wethersfield and Harvey A. Burke of West Springfield, badgering, threatening and spying on blithely Ignored by the foreign agents States.” Footnote; Sources told us that Our investigation of that lobbying other minorities and working-class NIsss. U.S. residents with virtual impunity, and their hirelings, the report con­ The FBI has gathered very little in­ Mr. Williamson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James formation on the foreign agents’ because the contents of the report effort showed that ETS was not students. Moreover, we have ob­ Williamson Sr. of Sebago Lake, Maine. their criminal activities deliberately cluded. tained a confidential memo signed by The explosive, 150-page report was criminal activities and “makes no af­ are highly classified, any version above misleading the educators and The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss winked at by the federal government. 112 black employees and sent to ETS completed last January for the firmative effort” to do so, the report eventually made public probably will state legislators who were the Sherrie Higbee of Hartford was vocalist. The report is a preliminary study President William Turnbull, com­ Senate Foreign Relations Committee states. be “heavily sanitized.” targets of its propaganda. One Rose Bussett of Bristol was matron of honor. of “the operations conducted in the “memo” circulated to state plaining that blacks on the 400-acre Bridesmaids were Mrs. Laraine Hebler of Hartford, Mrs United States by by its legal counsel, Michael Glen- The National Security Council TESTY TESTERS: simply “does not collect significant legislators, for example, indicated ETS “campus” are discriminated Theresa Torza of Lyme, and Mrs. Linda Constantine of six foreign coun­ non. Despite elaborate security Educational Testing Service, against in company hiring and Manchester. Carrie Williamson of Southington was measures, our associate Dale Van amounts of intelligence” on the sub­ that the New York disclosure bill tries’ intelligence (ETS) the private, non-profit institu­ would make confidential information promotion policies. flower eirl services directed Atta was able to obtain an un­ ject, the report says. tion which administers the enor­ Gregory S. Williamson of Southington served as best The State Department has adopted about students available to public An ETS spokesman denied that its at the harass­ authorized copy from a State Depart­ mously influential entrance lobbying effort had been improper man. Ushers were James Williamson Jr. of Columbia, A‘ ment source. Four federal agencies a “let-George-do-it” attitude, relying scrutiny. This is simply not true. ment,’ intimida­ examinations for colleges and Another lobbying memo claimed and said its cost had been greatly William F. Libby of Manchester and Michael Zapatca of should have been cracking down on on the CIA, the FBI and the NSC to •4 Cromwell. Eric Bascom of Manchester was ring bearer. tio n and graduate schools, has mounted an that many respected colleges and exaggerated by opponents. this wholesale flouting of our laws give it what little information is ob­ * “ A reception was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country monitoring of expensive and questionable lobbying law schools opposed the disclosure "Everything'we did was very United States but did little to stop it. The reasons tained. campaign on Capitol Hill to protect Club, after which the couple left for Sebago Lake. They “Because the pieces are not put bill. But in at least some cases this professional,” he said. residents.” ranged from self-protection to the secrecy of its operations. will reside in Manchester. together,” the report concludes, institutional support for ETS’ posi­ Footnote;, Ironically, much of the Mrs Williamson is employed as a secretary at Jersey Countries involved were Chile, the bureaucratic laziness and jurisdic­ Hearings are scheduled tomorrow “assessment of the problem and the tion was no more than a letter from a "secret” information ETS is so Tab Card. Mr. Williamson is employed as a precision Philippines, the Republic of China tional pettifogging, the report con­ by the House Education Committee development of a solution have friendly faculty member. ETS has determined to protect if already grinder at Pratt & Whitney Division of United (Taiwan), Yugoslavia, the Soviet cludes. on a bill that would force ETS to ‘fallen through the cracks’.” also argued that the law would in­ available to outsiders — for a price. Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. (Brown photo) Union and pre-revolutionary Iran. The Central Intelligence Agency make public the questions and Noting that “available evidence in­ crease their expenses; a Ralph Various “cram course” instructors The activities of their agents in­ was reluctant to take any action for answers in past exams, as well as in­ dicates that certain residents of the Nader study showed that the extra use questions that are virtually iden­ cluded a wide range of covert fear of retaliation against its own ternal studies assessing the validity United States have valid reason to costs would be minimal. tical to those on the ETS tests, so IVIra. Bruce A. Williamson crimes, from simple spying to agents overseas. The Glennon Report of the tests. New York State just fear abridgement of (their) rights At one point, ETS made a special that a student who can afford such assassinations. notes, for example, that “the govern­ enacted a similar “truth-in-testing” cram courses has an edge over those 3 and protections by members of pitch for support from black Culvey-Guillow At least three federal statutes ment of Iran has, several times. who can’t.

Joanne Marie Guillow of Vernon and Robert B. Culvey iHaurliratrr Euniimj l^pral^ ^TTA 5TW Jr, of Manchester were married July 28 at St. Mary's Manchester — A City ot Village Charm Church in Manchester. Cooling off on the patio of the DeQuattro two sons, John, 10, and Jad, 7; and Mark, 13, The bride is the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Alan Ruddell, 14. (Herald photo by Pinto) Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Guillow of 832 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. The home on Boulder Road, are, from left, bridegroom is the son of Robert Culvey Sr. of Tucumcari, Elizabeth Ruddell; Valerie DeQuattro, her Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. Manchester. Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711 N.M., and Mrs. S. Rickis of Lakeland, Fla. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of Manchester officiated at MetPUB' Audit Bureau o* Circuiai.oo Vemoet U " led Ptess Kite'i'ai'onai the double-ring cermony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Cu»lom«r s«fvic« — W7-9946 Harold E. Turhinolon. E**cutiv* EdttOf Miss Frances Harrell of Manchester was maid of FAaymond F Robinson. Editor-Pubtithor Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Christine DeLucco of Coventry, Miss Sandra Geissler of Enfield, Miss Susan Knapp of Manchester, Mrs. Celia McAuley Jr. of Vernon, and Mrs, Melonie Reale Jr. of Manchester. Irish Eyes Terry Culvey of Coventry was his brothers' best man. Other Editors Say Ushers were William Chirrie Jr. of East Hartford; George McAuley Jr. of Vernon; and Alan Robb, James Clifford and William Wilson III, all of Manchester. Are Smilin’ SHOPPING A reception was held at Mama Mia's in Manchester, How come after so many failures, relations, complicating peaceful after which the couple left for Vermont and New Mexico. the anti-busing amendment to the solutions. Neither deserves any sort They will reside in Manchester. By BETTY RYDER Constitution is suddenly making of consitutional status. Mr, Culvey is employed at Purdy Corp. in Manchester Lifestyle Editor I progress in Washington? But, with the gasoline shortage, the (Dollarhide photo) BAG You’d think that Congress, faced neighborhood schoolers have found Back home, French fries are fried onion rings, ham- with the energy crunch and a diet of an argument against busing. In a burg is called mince meat, and a pocketbook is a book you knotty problems, would be much too Proposition 13-conscious nation, carry in your pocket. busy to begin tossing this still hot but representatives are apt to toe the Mrs. Robert B. Culvev Haush-McAuley But, for Elizabeth Ruddell and her two sons, Alan and i W. IMm STREET Mark, of Portadown, Northern Ireland, the differences very stale potato around again. “bottom line,” are minor and they are thoroughly enjoying their first Busing, after all. was only a treat­ If the misguided busing amend­ Jane Marie McAuley of Manchester and Russell ment for one of the symptoms of ment ever becomes law, thanks to J visit to the United States, as guests of the Bill Gregsons Frederick Haush Jr, of East Hartford were married July and the John DeQuattros, all of Manchester. ROCKVIllE American racism, never a cure for such “bottom line” thinking, th ena- 7 at South United Methodist Church in Manchester. The Valerie DeQuattro and Elizabeth began corresponding tbe disease itself. tion faces an ominous future. bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. McAuley as youngsters more than 25 years ago and their meeting Equally, that lodesUr of busing Sr. of 25 Emerson St., Manchester. The bridgeroom is the finally became a reality on July 9 when the Ruddells son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Haugh Sr. of 23 Lydall foes, the neighborhood school, has arrived here. HAL drawn adherents not as an end in Tbe (Meriden, (Jonn.) Road, East Hartford. Elizabeth is Valerie’s third cousin and through the ULTRA Commentary The Rev. Bruce Pehrson of South United Methodist FBI itself but as a symbol in race Morning Record and Journal years the two continued Uieir correspondence until the Church performed the double-ring ceremony. MAX scnni Gregsons, who are also relatives and who visit Ireland iMstornD The bride was given in marriage by her father. nearly every year, suggested Elizabeth and her boys NORMAL Donna Paty of Lebanon was maid of honor. come for a visit. DRY Dollar Fluctuates Costing Money Bridesmaids were Kathleen Collette and Ruthanne They did, and the pace has been hectic. OILY 2.5 OZ Collette, both of East Windsor and sisters of the bride; “We’ve been down to our cottage at Columbia Lake, Thoughts Judy McAuley of Manchester, the bride’s sister-in-law; and they have also visited with my parents, Mr. and Mrs. pocket calculators trying to convert extra 7 percent sales tax on prac­ and Bevery Kaldy of South Windsor. Kimberly Collette of By GREGORY JENSEN there won't be any new measures to Walter Ford of Manchester at their home at Andover “These are the instructions concer­ from the fact they are included in the a drop of 10 cents in 10 d a p into tically everything — the new rate is East Windsor, the bridegroom’s niece, was flower girl. R E Q 1.80 LONDON (UPI) — So you read defend the dollar. Lake,” Valerie said. ning ... the living things that may be section of the Book of Leviticus that something understandable, like an 15 percent. David Gregoire of East Hartford served as best man. “They’ve taken day trips to Gioucester, Mass., went 7 O Z REQ 1.87 again today that the dollars’ value G. William Miller hasn’t had his Ushers were Richard Haugh of Manchester, the eaten and the living things that may deals with laws of holiness. annual inflation rate. The cruelest blow of ail came in water skiing and sailing,” she added. “They also spent plunged on world money markets and salary cut by 21 percent in six bridegroom’s brother; Gary Zdrojowy of East Hartford; not be eaten." (Leviticus 11:46-47) Man is by nature a voracious At the end of last week I decided Tuesday morning’s mail. It was a de­ L some time with my grandmother, who is Elizabeth’s you shrug; “What else is new?" months. I have. Thomas McAuley of Manchester, the bride’s brother; and Tbe Bible prohibits the use of cer­ animal and there is no limit to his in­ against cashing a $100 check because mand for payment of my British in­ great aunt, Mrs. Thomas Leeman of Manchester. The NOXEMA I should be so lucky. If you go abroad right now you’ll Gary Gabriele of Atlanta, Ga. Mark Swain of Manchester tain animals, fish and fowl as food. take of food and drink. Very often he I would have gotten only 43.67 pounds come tax for last year. schedule has been busy. ” SHAVE You earn dollars and spend dollars. find prices higher than you expected Ordinarily that demand would have was ring bearer. , „ Bill was the one to receive the first surprise. “1 asked Prohibited also is the use of blood also ingests substances that are or remember. Inflation, you con­ for it. Today I got 42.83 pounds for it. A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in To you a dollar is a dollar is a dollar, been made at the beginning of the the boys if they’d like a hamburg and they said 'No, we and of certain fats. These regulations harmful to his body and to his mind. clude : and of course inflation is part In other words, I lost $1.92 by waiting Manchester, after which the couple left on a cruise to CREAM and its overseas fall is academic, year. But civil service strikes and don’t like ham.’ When I explained that it wasn’t made of Menthol concerning food gave rise to the Long ago the Bible warned the of it. three business days. Bermuda, They will reside in Manchester. something that hits you only indirect­ slowdowns, a move of location by the ham it was made of beef they wanted to know why we Rog. Um o Jewish Dietary laws which are still Hebrews against indiscriminate pur­ It may not be too obvious that And with the way things are going Mrs. Haush is employed as a stenographer at the I^att ly and a long time from now. here, $100 will hardly keep me in tax office handling foreigners and V didn’t call it a beefburger ” begin observed by many Jews today. suits in the satiation of their hungers you’re buying a few less pesos or & Whitney Group of United Technologies Corp. in East Alan, who is 14, and Mark, 13, accustomed to I am paid in dollars and spend fried chicken for three business days. general bureaucratic inefficiency Hartford. Mr. Haush is employed as an electrical Whatever the reasons for these and their appetites. It is a good war­ pesetas or pounds with each dollar milkshakes the consistency of milk were surprised to find British pounds. To buy food, gasoline That fail of the dollar, which delayed things. assembler at Westinghouse Corp, in Windsor. (Forrest laws may have been originally, it. is ning also for ail of us today. than if you’d made your trip a bit that here, they are quite thick. And that a pocketbook is at $2.78 a gallon or pay the rent, I means that everything I buy costs a You have been bored in the mean­ Photographic Lab photo) 11 OZ clear that, in time, they came to be Rabbi Leon Wind earlier in the year. not a book you carry in your pocket, but is a purse or REQ have to buy pounds with dollars. time by all those “dollar plunges viewed as being beneficial both to the Temple Beth Sholom Those of us who live abroad — fifth more than in January, is only Mrs. Russell F. Haush Jr. handbag as they are cailed back home. 1.79 And just now there’s an awful pain again" stories. What those stories •1.18 body and to the soul. This is evident American corporations and com­ one thing. Inflation bites here, too — Both of the youngsters are avid Yankee fans and wore in that most sensitive of all areas, mean to me is that by British income shirts attesting to their team loyaity. They were joined panies as well as American in­ 11.3 percent a year just now, with the pocketbook. tax will cost an extra $490— provided by two other Yankee rooters, John and Jad Deljuattro. REVLON dividuals - know differently. My predictions of 16 percent within two mKMGAIID President Carter’s new Treasury months. And Margaret Thatcher’s I buy the pounds to pay it today. If I B irth s “You have such a seiection of foods. The boys were Yesterdays dollar is worth a dime less than it secretary, G. William Miller, is new government has just slapped an wait to buy them tomorrow... delighted with the peanut butter. We have it home but J = F l£ X 25 Years Ago coordinator of youth services for the quoted in London newspapers saying was 10 days ago. You could blow up yours tastes much better. We never serve it with jelly as Board of Education. Town escapes damage as storm you do here. They also enjoyed bologna.” Pion^r Systems Inc., sole owner lashes state. RurHirk. Mallliew SroII, son of While many of us may have complained about the e REQ. LITE of Pioneer Parachute Co., enters Eigth Utilities District adopts a Glenn L. and Susan Clay Burdick of humid weather, the Ruddells thought it was great. “At § g . X-BODY agreement with Beaufort (AirSea) Ashford. He was born July 20 at home it’s been raining a good deal, here it’s just wonder­ sewer control law. Equipment LTD, of Great Britain, Don Graff Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ful to wake up and find the sun shining,” she said. ^ Mrs. James Stuck, Board of which manufacturers a broad range maternal grandparents are Mr. and Alan and Mark were impressed with the automobiles 99 Education candidate, files the first of survival equipment. primary petition. Mrs. Richard M. Clay of Gilford, and the fact that many of them had air-conditioning. 160Z REQ 2.80 Death claims Ralph P. Norton, 80 N.H. His paternal grandparents are “Gas in Portadown is $2.40 a gallon, but people are still 10 Years Ago president and treasurer of Norton Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Burdick of buying it. It is rationed and one must have coupons and Richard Provost of School Street is Electrical Instrument Co. and former We Gotta Have Faith Gulfport. Fla. His maternal great­ purchase it from the same station each time,” Elizabeth appointed assistant to Robert Digan, town election official. requiring the development of virtual­ grandmother is Mrs. Anna Clay of said. the subject of thorough discussion. OLD Maybe he will be able to puli it off. lead to independence only after great ly a new technology to be feasible but Park Street. Manchester. His pater­ Elizabeth liked all the food and felt the convenience After all, there were those who sacrifice is to be won and, more im­ Also the drawbacks. nal great-grandmothers are Mrs. foods available in the United States makes it easy on the 10 H(17 IDU UUV neverthless possibly the most SPICE SCOOPS bjOonSSiMud laughed — and even more who paid portant, sustained. We are reminded that the United Emily Linderson of Storrs and Mrs. cook. States has “more oil in our shale promising energy investment in the no attention whatsoever - when he Maybe Jimmy Carter, who long haul, is still decades in the Rose Pennington of Willimantic. He Roberla E. Williams Susan Baxter Jack and Valerie took their guests to a Chinese alone than several Saudi Arabias.” has a sister. Carrie Lynn, IVj. AFTER FR/WCIUF. WMT IS M4Ur$IA'S set out four years ago to become promises leadership, will be able to future. And the plans for nuclear restaurant and while they had had Oriental food at home True, but it also needs to be they felt what they ate here was much better. president. do this. But promises are one thing, power, something which to many a s r o E owEsr ktort? explained that recovery of shale oil “The steaks are bigger here, too,” Mark said with a SHAVE Jimmy Carter has demonstrated delivery something else entirely. Americans is less desirable than in sufficient quantity may be possible E n g a g e d grin. SW KR SCHOOL that he is capable of accomplishing As it is, he is initially raising more dependence on the oil cartel, is going Botli. >Ii’\en Anilioiiy II, Son of “I have some recipes that Elizabeth wants to try when the unlikely. Maybe he will be able to questions than he is answering in the only at the cost of converting much of $1.95 Colorado and Wyoming into a slag to require a great deal of explaining. she gets home, but I’m not sure whether she can buy Steven A and Linda Tuxbury Botti of Willianis-Duffy $3.49 do it again on a serial unfolding of details of his $142 The president may be able answer baxler-White graham cracker crumbs there. I’ll probably have to stuff 26’« REQ. 2.81 heap. Are the Americans prepared to 260 Bush Hill Road. Manchester. He much vaster billion master plan. these and many more questions as a few boxes into her suitcase,” Val said. Vh OZ REQ 4.75 make this sacrifice for energy in­ was born July 20 at Manchester The engagement of Miss Roberta The engagement of Miss Susan scale, rallyiing The expense of the undertaking is his road show continues. And he did Memorial Hospital. His maternal Water skiing took its toll, and Mark admitted he just dependence? E. Williams of Newport, R.I., to 33xter of Windsor to Gary White of Americans to his of an order greater than anything the warn that the struggle would not be grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffy of Middletown, R.I., Manchester has been announced by couldn’t get up on the skis. crusade against nation has hitherto been asked Waste disposal and pollution are Erwin Tuxbury of Tolland Street. But, when it came to sailing, well, that was another SOMINEX BRECK also problems in increased use of easy. has been announced by her parents, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard the energy crisis knowingly to commit itself to. He To achieve our freedom, he said, Rockville His paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Williams of Baxter of Windsor. thing. coal, whether burned director or “Neither of the boys had been in a sailboat before. We SHAMPOO and in the process says that the required billions will be we must have faith — miles and are Mr and .Mrs. Louis Botti of 260 98 Ludlow Road, Manchester. Mr White is the son of Mr. and exploited as a source of synthetic have a Sunfish and they took over just as though they had leading the nation redirected from foreign suppliers Bush Hill Road. Manchester. He has Mr. Duffy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul White of 73 Lydall St., fuel. And there is some question that miles of faith, it would appear, to two sisters. Kimberly Ann, 5, and been sailing all their life,” Valerie said proudly. 15* OFF to a moral and into American pockets. But they also Mrs. Joseph Duffy of Middletown, Manchester. successful development of a multi­ paraphrase the ditty from “Damn Kristine Kellv, 2 Alan and Mark both play soccer, rugby and baseball N O R M A L spiritual regeneration. must first come out of American R.I. Miss Baxter graduated from Wind- DRY, O ILY yiETNAMfSE WAT PEOPIE? billion dollar synthetic industry could Yankees.” and will be taking home baseball bats and as \ Maybe. But success in the long pockets in the form of higher fuel Well, that will certainly help. But a Miss Williams graduated from jor High School. She is employed at really buy energy indepeiidence. East Catholic High School in 1974 and stanadyne, Inc. momentoes of their visit. “Even fishing tackle is cheaper haul is going to require more than a prices before being rechanneled into great many Americans are going, to What if the oil cartel slashed the from Salve Regina College in 1978 Mr, W hite, a g ra d u a te of here,” Mark said. $1.09 SUmER SCHOOL Sunday School lesson, an admittance energy developments via a windfall be looking for something more as the Vrrliiiinhaoll. Alisha Kriku. The DeQuattros have never been to Ireland but that artifically exorbitant price of its daughter of Steven and Pamela with a bachelor of science degree in Manchester High School, is also 7 OZ of past failings and a vow to do profits tax. The oil cartel may be out battle of energy independence drags may change before long. product, as it could still profitably do Holmes Arcliambault of 31 medical technology. She is employed employed at Stanadyne, Inc. REQ 1.68 better. the income, but it is still Americans on against an elusive enemy, who is as a medical technologist at St. Ann’s The couple is planning a Sept. 22 “My sister and her husband are moving to England at any time? Would Americans Windemere St , Manchester. She was Americans are going to have to do who will be footing he bill. in part ourselves. Hospital in Fall River, Mass. wedding at St. (jabriel’s Church in later this year, so perhaps next year we can visit with willingly continue subsidizing the born July 20 at Manchester Memorial them and visit Elizabeth and the boys also,” Valerie more than join hands and speak well His alternative energy proposals They are going to want not periodic Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Mr. Duffy graduated from Rogers Windsor. (American Heritage photo) m o M n of their country. What is being asked are a repackaging of old ideas, not in­ synthetic product when the real thing High School in Middletown, R.I. in said.. was plentifully available on the world rallying cries but real, continuing are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes of Menanwhile, the Ruddells will return home with happy of them, and at what cost, is going to novations to capture the imagination leadership. Leadership they can 215 Spring St., Manchester. Her 1975. He is a self-em ployed market for half the price? carpenter. memories of their visit. An event which came about as 1.5 OZ have to be explained clearly, in detail of the public and fire it with a will to recognize as such. paternal grandparents are Mr. and the result of two little girls sharing their thoughts and very convincingly if thdir sup­ Solar energy on a large scale. The couple is planning a Nov. 3 Used T V s and stereo equipment sell REQ. 1.55 succeed. The prospects are already Mrs. Richard Archambault of 642 through letters for more than 25 years. $1.13 port for an energy program that may Wetherell St .lilanchester. She has a wedding'at St. Bartholomew Church quickly when advertised for sale in sister. Nicole Sophia. 3‘i. in Manchester. Classified. EVENING HERALD, Mon., July 30,1979 - PAGE ELEVEN PAGF. TEN - EVENING HERALU. Mon., July 30, 197D MitetettH'ift-M *i. Stendingt Obituaries Yanks/are dead’, Irvin R. Hainsey Eaal MANCHESTER - Irvin R. W L Pci. GB Frank W. Ruff, 70, Halnsey, 56, of 190 School St. died 55 42 .567 — Sunday night at Manchester Brewers Sweep Set Pittsburgh 56 44 .560 W Memorial Hospital after suffering an Chicago 54 44 .551Vh apparent heart attack at his home. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The yielded in the ninth to Bob McClure,' St. Louis 50 47 .515 5 Active in Grange He was the husband of Mrs. Jeanette George Bamberger made a bit of' defending world champions who wiggled out of the bases-loaded history when he let Travers bat in the Philadelphia 52 49 .515 5 St. Peter Hainsey. jam by striking out Jerry Narron and New York 42 55 .422 13 GLASTONBURY - Frank W. He is also survived by a daughter, “are dead,” proclaimed eight as the designated hitter, the Mr. Hainsey was born Oct. 3, 1922 geting to ground out. Weal Ruff, 70, of 440 Addison Road, owner Kathryn Ruff of Glastonbury; three first time a Brewers had in Hartford and had lived in Bolton ’ pitcher triggered a bench­ ’ W L Pci. GB and operator of Broadleaf Farms and brothers, Stephen Ruff of batted since 1974. before coming to Manchester seven Billy Travers. clearing brawl Sunday when he Houston :60 46 .566 — chairman of the executive com­ Manchester, Emery Ruff of Glaston­ years ago. He had been employed for “I needed defense, so I took Money Nothing doing, retorted feisty New lowered his shoulder too low, trying Cincinnati 57 50 .533 3'A mittee of the Connecticut State bury and Henry Ruff of Oakland, nine years as a salesman for the G & out as the designated hitter so he York to a to knock the ball out of third San Francisco 51 54 .486 8W Grange, died Friday at Hartford Calif.; and two sisters, Mrs. Mary H Paving Co. of Bolton and, also, for could play third and put in Travers. reporter who suggested his "Yankees baseman Jim Gantner’s grasp as the San Diego 48 59 .449l2'/i Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Terlesky of Glastonbury and Mrs. the past year had owned and y ' We didn’t need offense.” had lost their winning spirit in drop­ Yankees tried to get a rally going. Los Angeles 44 60 .423 15 Kathryn Pasettc Ruff. Theresa Strang of Hartford. operated the Irvin Hainsey & Son \ Lezeano has now hit in. seven ping a crucial three-game series to Gantner hung onto the ball and took Atlanta 43 62 .410 Mr. Ruff was also m aster of The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. Chimney Repair Service. He was a straight games and has 20 hits in his the Brewers. off after Piniella as the big outfielder Sunday’s Results Hillstown Grange of East Hartford, from Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 member of the F irst Church of last 44 at-bats. His two-run blow “Don’t put words into my mouth,’’ lumbered toward the dugout. New York 4, Chicago 0 president of the Connecticut State New London Turnpike, with a mass Christ, Scientist. He was an Army came after Paul Molitor and Cecil Martin fumed. “I never said Yankees’ third base coach Mike Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 3 Grange Federal Credit Union and at St. Paul’s Church at 10. Burial will Cooper pulled off a double steal - the veteran of World War II and a anything like that and I would never Ferrao intercepted St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5 vice-chairman of the Hartford Coun­ be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, member of the Army & Navy Club. I2th time in a row covering a two- say anything like that. Our problem G a n te r an d San Francisco 4, San Diego 2 ty A.S.C.S. He was a member of the Rocky Hill. He also belonged to the Manchester year span that Molitor has stolen isn’t not wanting to win but not wrestled him to the Cincinnati 9, Atlanta 4 Hartford County Farm Bureau and a Friends may call at the funeral Sportsmen’s Association. third. geting the hitting and pitching. ground. Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 past master of East Central Pomona home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Other survivors are his mother, Elsewhere in the AL, Detroit “Today, we had opportunities, but Piniella saw Today's Games Grange. The family suggests that any Mrs. Christine Hainsey of Glaston­ stopped Toronto, 5-4, Cieveland out- couldn’t take advantage of them,” he w h a t w as He was born in Glastonbury and memorial gifts may be made to the bury; two sons, Martin L. Hainsey of scored Chicago, 9-6, California St. Louis (Denny 4-8 and Thomas 0- A said, a pointed reference to the ninth happening and had lived here all his life. He had Trust Fund of Camp Berger or the Bolton and Irvin E. Hainsey, at ripped Minnesota, 9-3, Oakland edged 0) at Montreal (Lee 10-6 and Palmer , in which they scored twice hopp^ on the pile. operated his farm for many years. Special Grange Fund for Newington home; two daughters, Sheryl A. Seattle, 2-1, and Boston got past 2-2 ), 2, n and had the bases loaded with only “I wasn’t trying to hurt him,” said He was a communicant of St. Paul's Children’s Hospital. Checks for both Hainsey of Manchester and Mrs. Prison Siege Texas, 3-2. Chicago (Reuschei 9-7) at ie-^. one out before the rally was put Piniella. “I made a bad play and Church. He was an Air Force veteran funds should be made payable to the Steve (Kimberly) Householder of Tigers 5, Blue Jays 4 Philadelphia (Ruthven 7-5), n down. dropped my shoulder too low. I was of World War II and a member of Connecticut State Grange, 769 Castle Air Force Base, Atwater, Massachusetts Correction Department were being held hostage by nine inmates in Lance Parrish belted a pair of solo New York (Swan 9-9) at Pittsburgh The Brewers won 5-3 Sunday to trying to elbow the ball out of his (Candelaria 9-7), n Glastonbury's American Legion Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. June the prison’s old death row section. Parnell home runs and Steve Kemp drove in spokesman Larry Parnell, center, speaks to sweep the series. glove.” Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 9-8) at Cin­ Post McGeary and Mrs. Betty Pongratz, said one prison guard suffered facial two runs with a homer and a single, newsmen gathered outside, Walpole State Travers said he didn' think the “I thought he was going at m e,” powering Detroit to victory over cinnati (Seaver 10-5), n both of East Hartford, Mrs. Gail lacerations during a scuffle with the inmates. “Yankees could come back iike they Rff'inuld T. I’litnum Stephen D. Novak Akerlind of Glastonbury and Mrs. Prison Sunday where five prison employees said Gantner, “and I didn’t like it.” Toronto. San Francisco (Knepper 7-5) at did last year (when they came back Gantner was ejected. GLASTONBURY - Reginald T. Marilyn McCloy of Sunnyvale, Calif. Indians 9, While Sox 6 Houston (Andujar 11-6), n EAST HARTFORD - Stephen D. from 13 game deficit). Outfielder Reggie Jackson was Putnam, 75, formerly of Chestnut The funeral is Wednesday at Rick Manning cracked a grand- Novak, 64, of 257 Chester St. died “'They are dead. There are too booted out Friday night for igniting a Hill Road, died Thursday at a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., siam homer and Gary Alexander Saturday at St, Francis Hospital and many teams in the East to get past,” bench ciearing brawl when he to s ^ Simsbury convaiescent home. at a time to be announced. Burial will added a two-run shot to highlight a Medical Center, Hartford. he said. a bat in the direction of pitcher Mike East The funeral was this morning at be at the convenience of the family. California Firm Leader seven-run second inning and power Mr. Novak was born in East Like first place Baltimore, which Caldwell, whom he accused of trying W L Pci. GB Giastonbury Funerai Home, 450 New Millsboro, Pa., and had lived in East There are no calling hours. Cleveland to its seventh straight vic­ Baltimore 69 34 .670 — comes to town tonight, leading to hit him. tory. London Turnpike. Burial was in Hartford for the past 30 years. He Boston 62 37 .626 5 Spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford. Mrs. Mertie B. Simon Milwaukee by 61^ games. The three- Caldweil got booted Sunday in the Angels 9, Twins 3 was an Army veteran of World War game Oriole series “is the biggest Milwaukee 63 41 .606 6'k Mr. Putnam was born in Windsor EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mertie eighth when he objected to a call at Dan Ford ripped a two-run homer II and the holder of the Bronze Star In Oil Shale Expertise we’ve ever had,” said Travers. The first base. New York 55 48 .534 14 and had lived in Giastonbury for 42 and Bobby Grich drove in two runs medal. He was a member of the Iron Bantel Simon, 73, of Brooksville, second place follow Detroit 52 49 .515 16 years. Before retiring in 1968, he was Reporters were wary of talking to with a triple and a single to power Workers Local 15 of Hartford and a Fla,, formerly of East Hartford, died Baltimore. Cleveland 50 52 .490 IB'A empioyed as a chemical supervisor oil well was tapped at Titusville, Pa., believes it could produce oil at $8.63 a Martin, wbo stared hard into his California. former sergeant-at-arms of the local. Monday in Lakeland, Fla. She was WASHINGTON (UPl) - Califor­ Hot-hitting Sixto Lezeano drove in Toronto 32 72 .308 37V(! at Pratt & Whitney Division of in 1859, but high costs have kept shale barrel. locker stall. A's 2, Mariners I He is survived by two daughters, the widow of LeRoy Simon, nia’s Tosco Corp., known as The Oil two runs with a fifth-inning single West United Technoiogies Corp., East The funeral was at noon today in oil from competing with cheap con­ The current price for benchmark “You got questions, go ahead and Rookie Mike Morgan fired a three- Stephanie J. Novak of East Hartford Shale Corp. until it diversified in and Travers, 9-4, allowed only three W' L Pci. GB Hartford. He was a member of the Hockanum Cemetery. The Rev. Gor­ ventional crude. Saudi Arabian light crude oil is |18 a Head to Head ask them,” he said menacingly. hitter to record his first major- and Mrs. Brenda Pietraszewski of 1976, has a 24-year head start in the singles the first six as California 60 45 .571 — iocai chapter of the American don Bates of South Congregational Congress and the administration barrel and prices are rising swiftly. There was plenty of talking in the league victory giving Oakland its South Windsor; and five brothers in fledgling technology of extracting oil Miiwaukee built up a 5-0 lead. He Minnesota 54 47 .535 4 Association of Retired Persons and Church officiated, now are considering legislation that There are sizable oil shale deposits Brewers’ lockerroom. Manager third win in the iast four games. Pennsylvania. and gas from unyielding sedimentary Texas 54 48 .529 4Vz Hyram Lodge of Masons of Bloom- Mrs. Simon was born in Glaston­ would close the gap by making loan in several U.S. states and such places The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m, rocks. Kansas City 50 52 .490 8V2 fieid. He was a 1926 graduate of the bury and had lived in East Hartford guarantees available for 75 to M per­ as Brazil. Madagascar and Morocco. Texas Manager loses his hat as well as his cool at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Its experience puts it on a fast in­ Chicago 46 57 .447 13 former Connecticut Agricultural before going to Florida 32 years ago. cent of the capital requirements of Winston predicted, “ It’s going to Home, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will side track if President Carter’s 10- arguing with Umpire Jim Evans in yesterday’s 3-2 loss to Seattle 44 62 .415 I6V2 School and did graduate work at the Whe owned and operated the Simon oil shale plants. become a major resource." be in Hillside Cemetery. year energy plan triggers a race to Boston. The Ranger skipper differed on with arbiter on close call Oakland 29 76 .276 31 University of Connecticut. Also in the works is an Enemy Everywhere Friends may call at the funeral Antique Shop in Brooksville. squeeze fuel from vast U.S. oil shale at second base. (UPI Photo) He is survived by two daughters, She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. administration-backed proposal for a Sunday's Results home tonight from 7 to 9. deposits. Detroit 5, Toronto 4 Mrs Anne P. Burns of Pennsylvania Beverly Scheirer of Port Richey; $3-per-barrel income-tax credit for Mrs. Augusta P. Sanford ”We developed and own the only Cleveiand 9, Chicago 6 and Mrs. Marcia P. Berish of five grandchildren and three great­ technology that is ready for applica­ shale oil production. f FIreCallt ) MANCHESTER — Mrs. Augusta Milwaukee 5, New York 3 Potomac, Md.; and four grandchildren, tion today,” said Morton Winston, Once the program is in place, said grandchildren. Pitney Sanford, 86, of 16 Hazel St. Winston, ” we will build a commer­ Saturday, 9;39 a.m. —Car fire on I- In NL East Scramble Baltimore 6. Kansas City 4 Tosco’s president. died Sunday at Manchester Memorial Adrien St. Pierre Caiifornia 9, Minnesota 3 The family suggests that any The company’s patented method, cial plant promptly. 86 westbound near exit 94( Eighth Angeles, 4-3, and the Hospital. NEW YORK (UPI) - One Lavelie combined to pitch a seven- Oakland 2, Seattle 1 ' ,, ,.. memorial gifts may be made to the MANCHESTER - Adrien St. tested in a 1,000-ton-per-day pilot "Starting from today, we should be District). beat the Chicago Cubs, 4-0, in a game Mrs. Sanford was born March 5, thing about the National hiter.and Jack Clark belted a two-run Boston 3, Texas 2 Hemodialysis Unit of the McLean Pierre, 75, of 34 West St. died Friday plant at Parachute Creek, Colo., uses on stream in about four years,” he Saturday, 1:05 p.m. —Gas Three-Day Rest 1893 in Missouri and had lived in shortened to seven innings. The se­ homer. Home, Simsbury. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. heated ceramic balls to raise the washdown at 66 Sheldon St.(EUghth League East. The enemy is cond game of their scheduled double- Today's Games Manchester for a number of years. said. "I think that we’ll be first.” Reds 9, Braves 4 The funeral was this morning from temperature of crushed oil shale to District). everywhere. header was rained out. Boston (Renko 8-5) at Cleveland V idor V. Loml>ar

VERNQN (UPI) - Ten days of and said the Lusas shouldn't be With such a situation, be said, the court hearings later, Michael and allowed to adopt the child because of child could “grow up hating whites Wendy Lusa have learned that as far Mrs. Lusa's pregnancy. for having denied him his association as the state of Connecticut is con­ "In any family situation twins can with his own people.” cerned. wanting to do something for be bom or other children can come Other DCYS officials charged that mankind is no reason to adopt a around,” said Graziani. He referrerf the Lusas were attempting to pull off child. to the unidentified infant as “my a “back door adoption” - taking a ■* s-pj;, . The young couple several weeks client, my child. foster child and then trying to adopt ago filed a court challenge to the “Biit that’s not by choice. Here we him. state's unwritten policy forbidding have choice,” he said. Such adoptions, they said, were intdrracial adoptions, claiming they Lusa, 28, testified he and his wife, wrong, because foster care is a tem­ were being prevented from adopting 27, wanted to bring up the child as a porary situation and foster parents a 4-month-oId black infant they've “service to mankind” and “because I must be willing to give up children. cared for since March 21. love the child.” Adoptive homes are permanent and A Superior Court judge is expected The Lusas are members of the thus judged by different criteria, to rule this week whether the Lusas wahai faith, which preaches they said. were discriminated against or, as the brotherhood among men. And while The couple bad filed its application state contended, had attempted to the state did not question the for adoption in October 1978, several pull off a "back door adoption" and religious factor. Hammer did — months before the child, abandoned weren't acceptable as adoptive asking witnesses whether such five', days after it was born, was parents for any child. beliefs were proper motivations for plac^ in the Lusa home. By the end of testimony last week, adoption. But the state didn’t tell the couple the case had shifted noticeably from Although Graziani sided with the they were unacceptable to adopt - a question of racial discrimination to state’s position, he also summarized until it came out in court testimony AntU'Apartheid Ratty a question of whether a pregnant the frustration voiced throughout the - a point with which Graziani took woman should be allowed to adopt an hearing by Shapera, and through per­ issue. Black American activist Rev. Jesse Jackson has been accused by the right wing infant. sistent questioning by Hammer about Jackson addresses an anti-apartheid rally in­ press and politicians of inciting blacks to actions of the state Department of The state claimed the child should side the Regina Munda Cathedral in the black violence by his speeches. be placed with another family Children and Youth Services, which because the Lusas' motivations were handles adoptions in Connecticut. Small Quake township of Soweto, South Africa, Sunday. SAM Performs wrong and Mrs. Lusa was pregnant. DCYS witnesses had testified that Summer Fun Assistant Atomey General Stephen the Lusas were unacceptable as the skits presented included, from left, Hits Maine Robin Booker, left, a member of SAM Oval. The group entertained the children with Members of the SAM Summer Theater per­ O'Neill claimed the case wasn't a adoptive parents because they were Summer Theater, performed for several skits and songs. (Herald photo by Pinto) formed skits and sang songs for children Carrie Thomas and Robin Booker. (Herald challenge of the policy barring in­ too rigid - they only wanted a New Hampshire Tourism KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine Friday morning at the West Side Oval. One of photo by Pinto) terracial adoptions but if such a case healthy, black baby. children Friday morning at the West Side did come along, the state would be Dr. Harold Davidson, a veteran (UPI) - A minor earthquake willing to argue the matter in court. child psychiatrist and DCYS policy registering 3.5 on the richter scale The Lusas' attorney, Mark consultant, also testfied that the jolted coastal residents of York ScotVs World Shaw Talk Sbapera. summarized his case last reason the couple listed on the adop­ County over the weekend. No injuries Shows Gains in South week by saying his clients were “not tion application - “to do something or damage was reported from the quake - the second to hit the state in CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Some credited to a 130-pound wallaroo, a Up north the tourist optimism is judged by the quality of their for mankind” and "our love for more guarded. Set Aug. 15 character but by the color of their children” — brought into question about four months. parking lots were once again filled newcomer to the park. Businessmen say the extra few their motivations. The national Earthquake Informa­ with cars bearing out-of-state license The wallaroo - a cross between a skin.” miles from points south make the Martha Raye is a Vietnam Casualty On Ceramics But the deciding factor in the case Davidson, probably the state's tion Center set the epicenter at 20 plates. Gasoline, though costlier than kangaroo and wallaby, is named Roo. difference between the rosy picture may have come with the last word - strongest witness, said the couple miles due east of York in the Atlan­ ever, was flowing as the last It came to the park recently after es­ AVON — Richard Shaw, a ceramic appeared to be seeking to meet their tic. They said the effect of the quake weekend of July came and went. caping from a traveling carnival. in southern and central New from Edward (iraziani, the young at­ Hampshire and the more deliberate An American flag flies from a staff cared, " ’4t)s. ’There aren’t any more like them artist, will lecture and show slides torney named in an unusual court own “noble" goals and ideals - but was “more sound than vibration,” The tourists were back, at least in The Nashua Humane Society won By VER.NON SCOTT She began her training for airborne pace of the north country’s recovery. in her front yard beside a sign which Tears brimmed in Martha’s eyes. and I guess they’ll never be replaced. Wednesday. Aug. 15. at 7:30 p.m. at procedure to represent the child. necessarily the best interests of the Police dispatcher Paul P. Pepin south-central New Hampshire, and ownership of Roo after taking his medical work in 1969 and spent six or owners to court on abandonment "It's getting better, but nothing HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Martha reads “Maggie’s Team House,” a She is as much opposed to war as any “It was a wonderful sensation the Farmington Valley Arts Center. Graziani reversed his earlier posi­ child. said the blast occurred about 7:30 those who depend on them expressed Raye is the only Vietnam war casual­ seven months every year from 1965- charges. The owners settled the case like last year,” said Mike Duprey of refuge for Vietnam vets. soldier who spent time under fire. working in pictures after so long. But Avon Park North. tion before Judge Harry Hammer Saturdy evening and lasted for 10 to optimism. Up north the word wasn't ty in Hollywood, surreptitiously 1971 as a medivac in Vietnam picking But things may be looking up for my first day on the set of 'Concorde' There is a pre-registration fee. For 45 seconds along the coast. as good. by yielding ownership to the society, White Mountain Attractions in Lin­ “It took three years after the war which arranged to house him at Ben­ coln. blacklisted as a warmonger for up wounded Americans and assisting to get my first TV guest shot,” Martha now, thanks to Universal Pic­ was frightening. I was nervous about information, call 678-1867. “I thought the water tower had Some areas may not recover com­ devoting 10 years, off-and-on, to son's. His evaluation was shared by Jerry in field hospitals. Martha said patiently. “It was an un­ tures and producer Jennings Lang. getting back into the routine. Shaw, currently a professor at the fallen down." said Pepin. pletely from the economic devasta­ working with medics under fire in the West of Lost River Reservation in Martha was wounded twice in ac­ popular war and anyone connected She plays a character role in “Con­ “The warmonger thing made me San Francisco Art Institute, is best York police dispatcher Thomas E, tion of the fuel-starved month of The story received nationwide fie'd. tion. Twins’ Parents Urged North Woodstock, who estimated with it still is unpopular in this coun­ corde — Airport ’79.” A nervous. I wondered if people would known for his use of plaster molds Hilton said. “1 didn't feel anything, June. But according to one resort coverage, and Roo’s presence has Her crime, apparently, is Now 62, the actress-comedienne breakthrough. Her first movie in a accept me. But they were kind and and slipcasting, china paints, and but I heard it." operator Sunday, July business kept the park ahead of the energy business off 34 percent in July com= patriotism and compassion for lives in Bel Air. Vietnam veterans try today. pared to June’s 50 percent slowdown. “The veterans who come by are decade. considerate. The part is the story of handmade ceramic decals. He has To Avoid Competition North of Kennebunk. residents "eased the pain a little bit." crisis. “People come in and ask wounded American GIs. stop by every week to have dinner, “The fall still holds out some confused about the way they're dis­ Working in the film brought to my life. I play a lady with one kidney become increasingly involved with reported windows rattled, china shook “It's wonderful. We’re sold out,” where Roo is. He's wonderful,” Mrs, Martha, who starred in more than spend the night, and have breakfast hope.” West said. criminated against. Most of them mind Martha’s days as a contract who spends most of the flight in the trompe I’oeil (fool the eye) effects petition could result due to insecuri­ and homes rocked.” said Barbara McDaniel of the Provencher said. “He has to be one 30 movies — most of them in the '30s and to talk about the bad old days HARTFORD (UPI) - Doctors of the friendliest animals." were drafted. They didn’t want to go player at Paramount in the ’30s when ladies room. and realistic images in his work. ty State police said they received Brickyard Mountain Inn on the shore and '40s — finds herself unemployed, during the undeclared war. Judy Hagedoro and Janet Kizziar out there and kill people. They were Carole Lombard, Alan Ladd, “I have only one kidney myself so I He has had recent one-man shows “It’s hard to resist keeping twins about 10 phone calls from residents of . “Things are branded a “hawk" by Hollywood's She's earned a living the past dozen were born the same day and grew up serving their country. Claudete Colbert, Gary Cooper and know what the woman was going in New York. San Francisco and Los as much alike as possible. " she ad­ whose homes had been rocked by the definitely picking up. We’re going to liberal establishment which pretty years, on leave from Vietnam, to pursue the same career — but the “It's shocking the way they are W, C. Fields were riding high. through." Angeles. His work is included in identical twin psychologists say mitted. ‘But establishing a personal blast. be doing really well, from right now much rules the movie roost. touring dinner theaters across the Snelling Will Name treated, like Jack the Ripper or Martha, who never won any beauty Martha prayerfully hopes the dis­ several museums and private collec­ twins' parents should still help their identity for each twin is crucial." The last quake registered in that into the foliage season." Martha is a lieutenant colonel in country — 15 to 25 weeks at a time — murderers. There’s tremendous contests, was a fascinating combina­ aster epic will open other movie tions. The sisters advised parents should area hit April 17. less than 10 miles Betty Fagan of Gilford Marina the Green Berets 5th Special Forces, starring as an old junk woman in children develop individual per­ hostility toward them. Some people tion of comedy and sex appeal. She doors. If not, she is destined to spend not go out of their way to separate from the Maine Yankee nuclear agreed. She said people were turning Airborne. She was given an honorary “Everybody Loves Opal." sonalities. still call me a warmonger. That's the had one of the best figures in six months a year touring with twins” activities, but rather should power plant, and was followed by out in droves, crowding the big lake Interim SafetyHead commission in 1964 which became of­ Martha would prefer to remain in The doctor twins also warned this reason I haven’t been able to get Hollywood, but her films were “Everybody Loves Opal” to keep the let the children make up their own nearly 30 aftershocks. in everything from small sailboats to ficial in 1967, making her the only California working in television and weekend that parents of twins should The former commissioner also work in this town. almost all comedy. She was Charlie wolf from the door. minds when they are old enough. cabin cruisers. MONTPELIER. Vt. (UPI) -- This ' woman in the Green Berets with five movies. But she says her name com­ be careful not to promote too much weekend Vermont Gov. Richard called Saturday for a public hearing— “The feeling against me is strong Chaplin’s leading lady in “Monsieur Martha, however, has no regret competition between siblings, What if the parents of twins, think The marina’s 400 boat slips - qualified jumps. prises a blacklist of one. about serving in Vietnam. they have problems, parents of Carter Wedding marine parking spaces - were all in Snelling said he would appoint an in­ in which Snelling could document in Hollywood but not out on tour. The Verdoux." because that could cause problems. reasons for the dismissal, and he Her association with the armed "Like the servicemen who fought “I played W. C. Fields’ daughter in “I'd do it all over again without triplets, quadruplets and quintuplets use, rented for the season by terim public safety, chief. But ousted dinner theaters are packed wherever “Parents who foster overly com­ could respond. services goes back to World War II in Vietnam, I ’m a victim of 'The Big Broadcast of 1938,'” Martha hesitation,” she said. “The love and have even bigger troubles, said par­ PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - President boatsmen defying the 31 per gallon commissioner Francis Lynch denies when she devoted two years to enter­ prejudice," she said in the den of her I go. petitive situations may create an un­ C arter's niece, Katherine Kim “You would think the governor “My motivation in giving up my said. “He’d throw the script away gratitude of our wounded cannot be desirable atmosphere later on." Dr. ticipants at another convention ses­ cost of navigation fuel and getting he has given the governor any reason taining troops in Africa and Europe home. The room is filled with Carter, and an attendant at her would welcome such a hearing so he career for 10 years was to do what I and ad lib. I learned a lot from him. expressed in words." Kizziar said Saturday at the annual sion Saturday. out to make some waves. to fire him. for the USO. She also entertained and plaques, trophies, photographs and “Fields was a giant and so were The 11 parents of triplets and father's gasoline service station are One of the few tourist attractions Lynch said he had not refused for can prove to the public his actions in worked with medics for a year in regimental emblems of the outfits could to save the lives of our men in convention of the National Associa­ discharging me are based on action, to let them know somebody the other great stars of the ’30s and tion of Mothers of Twins Clubs. quadruplets said there are logistical to be married tonight. to emerge from early summer's fuel more than a year to investigate Korea. who fought in Vietnam. problems to having so many infants The ceremony for Miss Carter, 22, drought unscathed was Benson’s alleged misconduct by the state justifiable reasons.” Lynch said, "Once we were old enough, our Snelling last week said Lynch was moUier let us discuss things." she at once — such as where to buy a who teaches speech and drama at a Wild Animal Park in Hudson. police, as charged by Snelling. Lee County high school, and Mark No disciplinary action was taken fired for failing to act when informed said. “We would discuss if we wanted stroller to hold them all — but the Under new ownership since March, William Fuller, 24, son of retired against the officers in question, he of possible wrongdoing, for failing to HELtROOM-Pa to go to the same classes, do the bigger problem is people's percep­ the park reversed last year’s 20 per­ tions of their situation and a lack of Army Maj. Wayne R, Fuller of cent fall-off in business, and its said, because state officials - in­ improve relations with local law en­ EVERY TUESDAY -YOUM some things. Columbus, is to be held at the “pond forcement officials and for his TV Tonight “Parents have to stress that no one help from social service and public sightseers are. up five percent. cluding Snelling - failed to give him after 4:00 pm FMNKENtTlirsas house” of the bride's grandmother. tendency to make inaccurate CLINT can be good at everything," added agencies. Connie Provencher, an owner, said a full report of evidence gathered in a 6:00 IB) Bill Moyers' Journal (1957) Lex Barker, Rita Moreno. CO-HN tH U L O C K HOLMES Lillian Carter. some of the jump in business could be year-long investigation. statements, 11:25 EMARTER M OTHER • PQ 10-.1B EASTWOOD Dr. Hagedoro, warning some com­ (D d )® ® N«W8 ® Movie "You Can't Cheat An 9:30 3 ® ® Tomorrow (S The Brady Bunch Honest M an" (1939) W .C . Fields. 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American servicemen took Free Refills The state’s fiscal experts Gardner Wright. D-Bristol. state law without asking minimum $100 million tab are alarming fiscal experts S) The Brady Bunch (gl Best Of Bums And Allen Plus in the 1980-1981 budget. — is the sales and use tax. ( £ 3 ABC News 1:00 part in that conflict which on coffee and SMock WilMei' Ssartw Iretliw say Connecticut is headed said after looking over the Finance Advisory Com­ (£ S Dating Game ® Movie "The Deerslayer" lasted from 1898 to 1902. soft drinks for leaner times, and it proposed contracts with mittee for more. “No one speaks to where The tax is supposed to S TUATION IS) Festival Of Faith Vernon Cin^ 1^2 may well become a toss-up average 8 percent in­ Milano said the added the economy is going to go generate $812 million this 3 Wrestling money to cover state or where the money is year, but that’s based on a 3 News ROUlfSrtlH. E« between new or higher creases. 8DlckCavett uv taxes and a further pruning Milano was not so blunt. employee contracts could going to come from in the steady growth of more 3 Chico And The Man “There's no question it’s come from the 3 percent second year,” he said. than 9 percent. S) Consumer Survival Kit of an already strained CINEIIInConedxlit budget in 1960. going to be tough," he said, held in escrow and from “We’re locking ourselves A lesser tax but one 7:29 into commitments to spend which undoubtedly will be 3 DaUy Numbers r Anthony Milano, “ft’s going to be very, very the state surplus. There is Kids, ^ IL L MURRAY and the taxpayers are affected is the 11-cent gas­ 7:30 secretary of the Office of difficult. And it’s so depen­ no fat anywhere else in the d) P.M. Magazine Policy and Management, dent on external forces. budget. going to have to shell out.” oline tax. The present (i) Adam-12 told the Legislature’s Ap­ The key thing is the condi­ “It’s extremely tight and Goodrich said consumes budget is built on the make extra |£ The Muppets undoubtedly will be using expectation of a 2 percent (7) Newtywod Game propriations Committee tion of the Connecticut it’s being made' tighter,” 3 Famify Feud economy,” he said. more of what used to be growth totalling $173 Dinners also include baked potato CIN E 2 Md Brooks last week the national ® 0 MacNeil / Lehrer Report economic picture is dis­ The state could float The Connecticut Fbiblic disposable income for million for the year. 3 That's Hollywood d and warm roll with butter. “VounEfrankensteln r-M “If people are supposed money this 3 OIck Van C^e mal. Connecticut along if all the expected Expenditure Council, a basic necessities — IwiikilllM »■;*« specifically food and home to drive less then it’s Un­ 3 Tic Tec Dough SUPER . FraAemtein (Wj traditionally follows the tax revenues built into the private group that 6:00 CHOPPED RIB EYE SIRLOIN trend six months later. 1979-1980 budget are ac­ monitors the state budget, heating oil, both non- likely you’ll have a 2 per­ summer. CD The White Shadow STEAK Milano also broke the tually collected. But conceded state economists taxable items. cent growth,” Goodrich (D Croes-WIU BEEF STEAK Connecticut, like any said. He,, like Wright, (D 3 Baseball A BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN '2.59'j DINNER DINNER DINNER news that state employee there’s a good deal of un­ were being careful, but (D Lee Mendelson Star Special ^ served with potato. Texas Toasi and all-you-can-eal salad contracts presently being easiness right now because said they weren't looking other state, needs taxes to believes the governor and Have your own 3 ® IS Uttle House On The negotiated might cost 316 of a roughly 3 percent drop far enough ahead. get by. Almost half of this Legislature will be faced Prairie $2,49 $2,49 $3,89 3 ® All Creatures Great And million to $18 million more in the May sales tax Mark Goodrich, director year's $2.3 billion budget, with a tough decision next Small Reg. $3.09 Reg. $3.09 Reg. $4.39 than the $39.4 million ap­ growth. of state research for a modest 5.4 percent year. 3 Joker's Wild growth over last year’s “The state either will Papor Route At Participating Steakhouses. propriated in this year’s Gov. Ella Grasso already CPEC, said the state 8:30 budget. is withholding 3 percent, or employee contracts and spending, relies on es­ have to cut back sharply in ID Merv Griffin S v ‘€ n tf, spending and-or raise 3 Liars Club “Next year could be an $30 million, from depart­ the school equalization fun­ timated tax revenues. The biggie — and the one taxes,” he said. 9:00 absolute disaster,” com­ ment budgets — the ding bill will wallop ® M*A*S*H SALAO PLATE '1.99^' ® Movie And Then There EAST WINDSOR Were None ' (1945) Louis Make your own salad at our salad bar: all you can eatl U.SHOUU5 DRIVE IN WTTFS Hayward. Barry Fitzgerald Ten \ Call people, invited to a remote BONANZABURGER 647-9946 deserted island, are mysteriously 'l.39'*i Bush Gets Edge In GOP Poll Monchesler -199 Spencer Street murdered one by one 2 hrs. Julcy>l/4 lb. hamburger served with lettuce, tomato and french fries. ^ ask for (B/W) (Silver Lane) The Monitor survey drew ticket. Robert Dole of Kansas — surprising amount of sup­ 3 ® 3 Movie The Rain BOSTON (UPI) - Key People’ (1969) James Caan. Rebullcan leaders a response from 99 out of The remainder of the received only two votes port for Bush among these Tom Shirley Knight After fleeing her nationwide continue to see 162 of the GOP state preferences were spread each. state Republican leaders is m arr> ^ life, a sensitive young Hartford - On Prospect Avenue Ronald Reagan as the chairmen and national out among nearly a dozen There were a number of clear: It means that in or woman meets up with a former MANCHESTER-SHOP RITE PLAZA primary and caucusing college football star who makes (one block north of King's) front-runner for the 1980 committeemen, the other candidates or possi­ "undecided” votes. Joanne a profound impression on her MANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE presidential nomination — newspaper reported today. ble candidates. Gerald Ford was given states there will be strong life help for Bush where it can 3 Jemee Mlcher>er's World but they give George Bush Twenty-seven said they Senator Howard Baker of little atention by the 3 Movie "A Star Is Born ' wanted Bush to be their Tennessee was next with leaders, simply because of do him the most good,” the Windsor - 590 Windsor Avenue an edge over Regan add (1955) Judy Garland. James John Connally when asked nominee: 24 said they six “preference” votes. Ford’s apparent intention, . newspaper reported. Mason A big-name star, feeling (in Windsor Shopping Center) his own popularity slipping as his their preference for GOP preferred Regan: and 22 Three other declared can­ up to now, not to get. into young wile's career is on the s the race next ,year, the P L E A S E C A L L T H E A T R E standard-bearer next year, indicated that Connally didates— U.S. Reps. John rise, turns to the bottle lor FOR SCREEN TIMES a poll by the Christian was the person they Anderson and Philip Crane newspaper said. comfort (3 hrs.) Science Monitor shows. wanted to head the GOP of Illinois, and U.S. Senator “The significance of this EVENING HERALD. Mon., July 30, 197 9 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SDCncra* - KVEWNO h e r a l d . Mon.. July 3 0 .1I7» ********************************************************************** I t INDEX Holp HfWiHtf NOTICII - Loil ind Found When in need of a Service or Product AIR CONDITIONING & - PorionAlo REFMGERATION ____ - Announctmdnii • Eniorltmmont SERVICE MAN WANTED- - AuCliona Must be experienced. Excellent wages and benefits FINANCIAL Call 643-2711 • BondS-StOCkt-MoMOigtS to the right man. This U a per­ C all 643-2711 . Psrsonai Loani CALL A PROFESSIONAL manent position. Call John - 'n»u»nnca Van Ness, Woodcock EMPLOYMENT Refrigeration, 5284144. Help Waniod • Bus>na$$ Opportuniiiea 0 put thir, Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 PERMANENT PART TIME 23 Roiort Proporty 27 Articloa lor Solo 41 • S'luaiion wantad Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 Homoa For Solo HELP- Days or evenings. (No Holp Wontod EDUCATION EDUCATION summer help) Knowledge of NIANTIC- Beautiful house. TOILET & MEDICINE • Private Insiruclions knitting and crocheting nelp- CONSTRUCTIONS CABINET. Good condition. - smoots-Ciaasaa Prhoto Inotruetlona IS Giants Neck Beach. Call Carol ful, but not necesaary. Call WORKERS WANTED- Will MINCKSTa Suitable for cottage or boat. - inst'ucliona Wanted M art HAM tm iiN KSTAMUUIT Cable-Wagner, 203-4489972. Knitters World, 646-4340, WINF RADIO train. Must be willing to mCKlEDCI Please call 643-6540. n REAL ESTATE REMEDIAL READING and 2S - Homes for Sale between 10-12 a.m. relocate. Apply in person: REPORTERS WANTED 3 bedroom L-Shaped Root Eotolo Wontod IIIXIANDINQ It math; individualized work RAINBOW VACUUM with Lots-Land lor Sale Haintyllng Ford, Bacon Davis. 520 The Herald is currently accepting applications for program, (lst-8th grade) by Ranch. Eat-in kitchen, for­ - invesimeni Properly WouldnH CARRY NATIONS GENErtAL FACTORY Burnham Street, South Wind­ ALL CASH For your property, deep cleaning Power Nozzle. positions as staff master’s degree teacher. 568 mal dining room, - Business Property for e4*-1W8 WORK- Good benefits. Please THEIR OFFICE STAFF sor. Like new! Please call 648 - Resort Properly 8075. fireplaced living room, within 24 hours. Avoid Red Your Ad apply in person; Merrill In­ Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 3125. - Real Estate Wanted J M I . FINE LUNCHES wall-to-wall carpeting, IMi Look Great dustries, Vernon Industrial LAUNDRY WASHMAN - Corp. 6480131. MISC. SERVICES Conwr el Cenlar A Main t t RIDING LESSONS indoor baths. Treed shaded lot 487 Main a t ' 5 1 „ „ Place, Vernon, Conn. We are eeeking a A pplications now being WOOD PICTURE FRAME ■ Services Oiiered Here? MANCHltTU REPORTERS riding ring. Western stock $65,900. 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, Painting.Papering Manohatlar 647-1167 raceptlonlst-eacretary accepted in our laundry seat, saddle seat and hunt SELLING your house? Call us - Bu'lding-Contracting department. Applicants must Persons interested should call Managing Editor, first and we’ll make you a Coffee & End Tables $20. ' Roofing-Siding with typing skills of 50 seat. All levels 2289817. be 18 years or older. Apply in Frank Burbank to arrange for an interview. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors - Heeling-Plumtxng CUANim AND HAUUm wpm, shorthand hsipful VDSMNHUIKHESTnLIE It Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ - Flooring AUTosamcE person at Meadows Convales­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Realtor, 643-1577. Moving-TrurKing-Storage EXPERIENCED NURSES for programming and Wells Road. Spacious 5 ment, (fins, mask, gloves, cent Home, ,333 Bidwell Former faculty New York Services Wanted WIrtdaor Lock! Manchaalar AIDES NEEDED- Full or gansral radio office Street, Manchester. 647-9194. room Raised Ranch, 2 or 3 knife), old rocker $10. 649- 623-4736 k 646-S42S part time. Immediate Music and Art High School. MISC- FOR SALE THESE ADVEHTISER^ bedrooms, country MAY WE BUY your home? 1104. MAPLE M©bif Bill Phil positions available in private duties. One full time, Professional Singer/Pianist. Quick, fair, all cash and no - Household Goods She Herato 644-8597. kitchen, fireplaced Articles 'or Sale Sup9r Senieet Inc. A H E A li homes and Convalescent and one part time posi­ problem. Call Warren E. livingroom, sundeck, pool - Building Supplies QAt - OIL - LUtmCATION • ‘PROFESSIONALS’ Homes. CaU 643-9519, Aid it tion available. JiJi-wWihB*** Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. - Pets-Birds-Dogs ACCCtSORtIt PICK-UP FOR HIRE Assistance, Manchester, It is not ... sales, FLUTE INSTRUCTIONS- treed lot, garage. $62,900. - Musical Instruments TIR18 AND lATTfRIlt Gfva Them Beginners to advanced. - Boats A Accessories Ames. CaUirt. Barnt. OaraoM Conn. Call OabMa secretarial, switchboard, Phone 643-2711 G. FOX CARPENTER YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN - Sporting Goods A C ell II ettaned-RaaaonaWa receptionist. It is ... An es­ Please call after 5:30, 649- CABINETS FOR SALE- Good 040-1230 The Herald offers Paid Vacations, Pension Plan, LOOKING FOR unrestored - Garden Products LUBE PERSON to lubricate sential specialized service 8329. COVENM Circa 1700 - 1850 Cape. 7 -f condition. Need paint. Call - Antiques trucks and trailers. Related plus many other benefits. 643-0062. - Wanted to Buy £. 0 . £. _____ monitoring communication New 3 bedroom Raised rooms, 11/2-3 acres and barn nOOR A CAAPET CARE s io |nq, trORM WINOOWR, DOORS, AW M INt. A GANOnU experience necessary. |SYS Schoofi-Classes 19 Ranch, familyroom deck, 2 for woodworking business. RENTALS equipment. If you have a hourly. All fringe benefits. car garage, acre + treed Want in Manchester, Bolton, FORCED HOT AIR - Rooms tor Rerrt pleasant telephone voice, FOR THE BEST - Manchester - Apartments tor Rent - FLOORS UNLIMrrED - For appointment call 688-7596. Andover & Coventry area. FURNACE- Some age but fine enjoy dealing with people Gymnastic School. 3 m 5 lot. Only $59,900. working order. Four burner - Homos 'or Rent CaaMnU/RetMntaa PART TIME GAL FRIDAY. NURSES AIDE8 7 to 3. and 3 LOCAL COMPANY inter­ $30,000 to $36,000. (fall 249- - Business 'or Rant WE ARE NOW TAKING iMorningsl. Bookkeyiing, and good references, we pupils per teacher. FR E E in­ natural gas stove, brown. Fine - Resort Property for Rent noor$C«petCire to It. part time and full time. viewing for full and part time 0934, extention 312 or exten- APPLICATIONS for Women tvping, for active Real Estate would like to hear from troductory lesson with this ad. FIANO REALTY tion 6 ^ , ask for David or. older wardrobe. 649-5547. - Wanted to Reni Cants Qmm4 — liiNriiii Enjoy working in a very plea­ work. Flexible 18 or 36 hour - Misc 'or Rent to work in £ office. Elast Hartford. 288 you. Call 6486306, or 6483549. leave message. Sfit RmwiiI — Rows SSipH sant and home like at­ schedule. $5.33 hourly. Over Room. Apply m person at 7475. ______we are accepting AUTOMOTIVE SmM-« ib6 NLLTUNSKY mosphere, helping our elderlj 18. Car required. Call Chris 646-5200 - Autos 'or Sale Manchester Packing Com­ applications for schedules: patients. Experienced Coughlin 872-2128,12 to 3 p.m. FraaEstimatM 643.5434 It's the way to gol When Houaehold 40 * TAG SALES - Trucks for Sale ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDIN6 pany. 349 Wetherell Street. PART TIME DAYS - In­ 8-4 p.m. (typing required I. preferred. Please call: Doris Goods - Heavy Equipment tor Sale you need to tell people V (20 Colon To CfMoaa nom) dividuals looking for oc­ 4 to 12 am . and 12 midnight Blain RN, Director of Nurses. EARN EXTRA MONEY. No - Moiorcydes-Bicycles about your business, GREEK REVIVAL- Beautiful REFRIGERATORS - Campers-Trailers-MoO'le QUALITY REFINISHING PART TIME LUBE person casional work in printing 646-0129 Manchester Manor investment. Take orders for MANCHESTER KNIGHTS ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES to 8 a m. All schedules are tell them with the remodeled 8 Room Colonial. Washers / Ranges, used, Homes needed to work 8 boors on bindery. Flexible hours. Nursing Home. 385 West Lisa low priced jewelry. For OF COLUMBUS TAG SALE- part of a 32 or 40 hour work Carriage Shed rented. 1 1/2 guaranteed and clean. New - Automotive Service ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS Saturday lubricating trucks Manchester, 6485003. Center Street. Manchester. free catalogs call toll free 1- Classified ads. August 18th., 9 a m. to 4 p.m. - Autos tor Reni-Lease ATTDITIOII HOMEOWNERS!!! week to include some and trailers. Experience 800-631-12.58. acres. $60s. Lessenger Co., shipment damaged, G.E & Rent your own space, $10. It’s the start of something big for Bill Rosa of East Hartford. He has Phone weekends. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Quality Rellnishing 640-9098 necessary. For appointment BABYSITTER NEEDED 6488713, 423-9291. Refreshments available. Call two job offerings after completing an eight week pre-apprenticeship FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS call 6887579. We offer a pleasant down­ WITH CAR - A few hours a DEMONSTRATORS: Earn B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Leo McNamara 6488724. CaaiNETa, COUNTMt, EtraEKMElWmB EAST HARTFORD - 6 room town Hartford office sur­ davs. plus a few days a week. $1000 or more selling name REAL ESTATE Street, 6482171. program at Manchester Community College. Acting President Robert wooDwoaK a n.ooaa Cape. 1 bath, fireplace, HOBat ■ AVAariWNit.. MEDICAL LABORATORY rounding. free indoor Call 643-0842 before 2:30 p.m. brand toys and gifts (Fisher- Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 E. Miller presents the certificate to the happy graduate. (MCC photo) ADVERTISING ASSISTANT wanted for Doc­ Mornings. Lunch It finished basement, one car ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! parking, training, and paid Price. Tonka. Fenlonl. Homoa For Sale 23 c . „ 667-3643 tor’s Office. 9 to 5 daily. Evenings. Good salary and Treasure House party plan. . $53,900. Principals on- Custom made draperies, slip­ RATES H You Would Uko T o Advortloo Your Sorvloo in TMo benefits. CAU 7 2 8 -1 3 4 8 2161 ■ covers and upholstery. Budget AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. Microscopic work necessary. benefits. Call Call collect person to person Dlrtctory, PliBaat Call Tina or Joo at 643-2711. ______between 10 a m. - 2 p.m. WATERFRONT year-round « Terms Arranged. Call 2882331 Sable and white. Champion 1 day ...... 12t word per day Resume to: 64 Strawberry for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also FMENOLY MimiTwnnoi home and summer resort all FULL DORMER CAPE- 6 + or 6481000. quality and temperament. 643- New CETA Program 3 days ...... l i t word per day Lane, Manebester. booking parties. 7268. 6 days ...... lO t word per day ICECREAM in one. 7 room maintenance rooms, could be 5 bedrooms, 1 26 days .. H d a y s ...... Help IVantatf 13 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 REGAL free Ranch. Located on an 1/2 baths. Living room, MECHANIC - SCHOOL M m t Lane, DRIVERS(sl WANTED for NEW MATTRESS & 15 words S2 00 minimum exclusive private section of fireplace, brick wall, NEW A COMPLETE BOARDING BUSES ■ Exp^enced. Own BMl Hartford school bus van part time mor­ GREETIKStGinS Bualnoaa Opportunity 14 BOXSPRING SET- Twin size. Happy A d a ...... $2.50 Inch Coventry Lake. Attractive GAS ENERGY SAVING HOT FA(?ILITV for dogs and cats. BABYSITTER NEEDED- SECRETARY - 3 M has tools. Apply; Coventry Sebool nings (begin 7:15) and after­ 1h8 I MtoT f> Mpilf INpIt $70. Call 742-9789 anytime. Results in Jobs SECRETARY / ■ **• 1 0 4 0 two fi»i mmn financing available. R. WATER HEATER, GAS Dog grooming. AH health Monday through Thursday, 3 opening in small business of­ Buses, ^ t b Street, Coven­ noons. Two drivers sharing RECEPTIONIST - Legal Of­ tM KOI CM* Rtt to «nH* «8 MANCHESTER Package Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, HEAT, semi-finished rcc guard maintenance. Ultra­ p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ fice in Manchester area offers fice for aI pen person with general try. CaU 742-0806. position considered. Flexibili­ tr« lam i WM citor store. Excellent location. Well ELECTRIC RANGE- With violet germicidal lights. 101,11/S Nw I mm iWii’towFr to acrriM m » 6481980 or 647-1139. room, 24’ above ground pool By CHARLIE MAYNARD “But if it doesn't work out, Pratt and tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; interesting position for office skills, good typing (50 ty necessary as hours will oc­ established business. Cali eye level oven, and lower Canine Holiday Inne, 200 FRYER / DELIVERY MAN- am and patio, wall to wall Whitney, here I come.” weekends anytime. someone with good typing wpm) and a pleasant casionally vary according to (m Irtp m MnMQ ntoi Marion E Robertson. COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 oven. First $100 takes it. Call Sheldon Road, Manchester. Herald Reporter Nigbta, 12 a.m. to 9 a.m. App­ MNrriNa anlr6rntf •*cii8t| carpeting in and out. Over­ Other area graduates include Colleen skills and pleasant telepfione telephone manner. 3 M offers school schedules to require Realtor. 643-5953. ROOMS 1st floor family 5689439. 6485971. SEWERS- Experienced on In­ ly Bess East Donuts, ISO mid-day availability. Pay at sized attached garage, tweed MANCHESTER - Bill Rosa of East Geick, 22 Checkerberry Lane, Glaston­ manner. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 com p etitiv e salary and SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR room with fireplace. 4 dustrial Sewing Machines. excellent fringe benefits. Con­ Center Street, Manebester. hourly rate To begin in REUlGREETIMStfanS fenced private yard, close to Hartford has bounced around in 10 p.m.. Monday through Friday. - Nights. Thursday 11:30 PM - H! FmW Firt M. I m N1H VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco generous sized bedrooms, 2 Pratt It Whitney commuters. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD bury; Donald MacNeil, 1084 Boston Turn­ Will train if necessap'. Good tact Lorraine Bycholski at September for lull school different jobs, most of them unsatisfying, Reply with business and per- 7:30 AM. Friday. Saturday S«»H Snacks with locations $3,580 1,2 baths, central air. 2 car Call 643-9298, after 6:00 p.m. REGISTERED HALF pike, Coventry, and Steven DiBella, 12 starting pay for the right peo­ sonal references to 872-0541 between 8:15 AM and PRINTING COMPANY year. For information and CALL TOLL FR EE 1-80(M23- □MISC. FOR SALE ARABIAN GELDING - Red since graduating from high school three DESIRES Press Operator and Sunday, Midni^t to 8 AM. garage, walkout basement, $59,900.00 negotiable. Foley Circle; Lisa Fracarelli, 1112 Main ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday Manchester Herald, Box T. 5 PM. We are an equal oppor­ Will train. Edwards application call Bolton Board 2355 Ext 905. $83,500. Group I, Philbrick with white blaze and rear years ago. V i thru Friday. Apply in person Manchester. tunity employer. familiar wltb Multi It A.B. ot Education. 643-1569 through stockings. 649-8355, St.; Christopher Raymond, 64 Brookline n Answering Service. 6485406. Agency 646-4200. ASSUME A 7 \tl% CHFA 41 But after going through a CETA-funded at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Dick Equipment. Full and August 10th., 1979 OFFERS INVITED Articloa for Sale Drive; Mary Smith, 34.Manor Circle and COUPLE TO MANAGE MORTGAGE on this Street. Manchester. Equal FULL OR PART TIME - CARD GALLERY- part time. Telepbone 526-9426. RETAIL STORE ON STANDARD POODLE program at Manchester Community POT WASHER- Quiet, quick, OUTLET from home. Part aluminum sided 6 Room Cape, Charles Woodmancy, 191 Westerly Opportunity Employer M/F, Maintenance man. Laurel Aggressive part time sales MAN TO WORK IN GLASS WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- PUPPIES - Black, brown, College, the 21-year-old Rosa has job MACHINIST- Capable of and efficient. 5 nights. Call time $1500.00 per month with fireplace and 2 car gar­ Terrace, all of East Hartford. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, people needed. Flexible hours, after 5 p.m.. 6482751, ask for SHOP - Full or part time 000 per year Excellent terms white males. Champion openings at two fine companies, and STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA on a permanent basis. Some operating most maebine ibop Apply in person to J.A. White potential without leaving pre­ age. Immaculate! Group I. The program lasted seven hours each ADVERTISING Manchester. Apply Monday George. Call John, at Chenette MANCHESTER ALUMINUM Sheets used as Bloodlines. Shots. AKC. Call firm. Local firm located in nights and Sundays. Apply in equipment on own. Top Glass Co . 31 Bissell Street. sent position. Local interview. M fiore Agency, 647-1423. expects to start a career that he has for the eight weeks, according to Richard through Friday.■iday, 11-3. A ssociates. ' G allcrv Of IMPRESSIVE THREE- printing plates, .007 thick 568-1356. Tolland County is seeking to person only, EOE. Card wages. OT. Fringe Benefits, Call 1-364-5652 chosen, not drifted into. DEADLINE Homes.” 5289081. BEDROOM COLONIAL - 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for Barnett, coordinator of the pre­ expand their staff to service G a lle r y , M a n ch e ste r and profit sharing. Call 762- MATURE SALES WOMAN - Westwood II. less than 1 year SPAYED IRISH SETTER - Rosa was one of 21 students receiving 12:00 noon tne day before TOOLMAKER WANTED - MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST- $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be apprenticeship program. publication diversified small business Prototype and machine Parkade. 7325. IN SKC TIO N Part time on full-day basis for old. Large family room with Good watchdog, outside dog. certificates of accomplishments during Chemistry Supervisor Career MANCHESTER picked up before 11 a m. It stressed the basics in math and Deadline for Saturday and Mon­ clients. Tax and auditing building. Apply in person, 81 Children’s Wear Shop. Apply fireplace and sliders to deck. Free to good home. 633-8892! SHEET METAL MECHANIC- POSITION - .Mads. 757 Opportunity for supervisor of ONLY. Friday ceremonies at the college. They 'English, he said, and then introduced day IS t2:00 Noon Friday experience helpful. Please Commerce Street, Glaston­ in person: Mari I* V E inN G ROUTE Eat-in kitchen, formal dining NEW HOMES send resume to Box S, c/o Must be able to work In­ Mam Street. chemistry special completed an 8-week pre-apprenticeship bury, or call 633-4895. OPEN I Own and oparata your room, 2‘2 baths, 2-car garage. On gorgeous treed lets with DINING ROOM SET - 5 PART PERSIAN KITTENS - crash courses in what he called “job sur­ Manchester Herald.. dependently. Read Bine chemistry. Minimum Vinyl-sided. $89,900. Call 648 training program and half of them have It ^ogrosslve East Harf­ own vending route. 4-10 I city water and sewers and chairs, table and buffet. Handsome long-haired, vival.” The students learned how to inter­ COOKS K ITC H EN Prints, and operate a variety STRONG BOYS - Ages 11-14 requirement: registered 7686. doubled-pawed ca$. altered, PLEASE READ SCHOOL SECRETARIAL HELPERS- Available hra. weekly. Company h i- , gas heat. 3 & 4 bedroom Refrigerator and stove. Call jobs already. view for jobs and to write resumes. RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. of equipment. Top wages. ord firm haa opening interested in wrestling or chemist l ASCPi or registered also. Sleek, spayed calico .342- POSITION - Area school seeks weekends and evenings. clinical chemist, with 3 year atmetkmal manual and I models with 2V4 baths, 6483327. The program was part of Gov. Grasso's But most importantly, Barnett said, the P leasant personable and applicants for a year-round Fringe Benefits. OT. and or mature person to bodybuilding. Experience tocation aetup. MINIMAL . MANCHESTER - BY 0571 633-6581. YDUR AD Experienced preferred. Profit Sharing. Call 7487225. supervisory experience in fireplaced family room, Manpower Demonstration Program, Classified ads are taken over the capable typist wanted by of­ position. Immediate opening. perform visual Inspec- helpful. Call 6480176 evenings OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, course makes the students believe in Drivers License. Mature in­ progressive 250 communi­ INVESTMENT OF $1,-( double garages priced which involved classes and trips to phone as a convenience. The fice located in the Applicant must possess good 6 to 8 221.10 to $26,177.80. new kitchen, lovely yard. DELIVERING DARK LOAM AKC SPRINGER SPANIEL themselves. dividuals. Apply in person: SHEET METAL LEADMAN- Ion work on aircraft ty hospital with modern, well Herald is responsible for only Manchester-Vernon area. typing and steno^aphic wills CALL TOLL FREE 1-000- ( $50’s. By appointment. 648 from $91,900.00 - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also PUPS - Male and females. various industries. It was CETA-funded “ When you first cam e here,” he told the one incorrect insertion and then Garden Grove Caterers, This could lead to Foreman jarta, and maintain equipped laboratory sand, gravel and stone. 648 Please send resume to Box S. and nave a pleasant telephone 237-2006 or 1-000-237- 9380. No agents. Reasonable. Delightful pels. through the Employment and Training only to the size of the original in­ Keeney Street, Manchester. Position in a matter of montha related paper work. Excellent fringe benefit M E R R in 9504. graduates, “you all thought. T il never get c/o Manchester Herald. manner. Reply with business r------T 0704. Sun 10am-6pm.,( Call 875-8532. Division of the State Labor Department sertion Errors which do not if desired. WUI pay Top Wages program Please submit SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms 2 Realtors 646-1180 a job or T il never get anywhere,’ But the lessen the value of the adver­ and personal references to: Light typing and Mon.-Wod 9am-9pm., SHEET METAL WORKER - REAL ESTATE CAREER- to right person, as weU as aU ■ NSDED I resume to Director of Per­ baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye uualcal Inalrumenta 44 and the contract was awarded to Mohegan tisement will not be corrected by Box Y, c/o Manchester excellent vialon a must Thura A FrI Oam-Spin. end product is half of you have jobs and by Experienced. Soldering etc. Part timers. Earn 38000-1-. Ac­ company benefits. OT., Profit sonnel: Box 191. Norwich, Ct. maculate condition. Heated set, electric welder, acetylene ______Community College in Norwich. Mogehan an additional insertion. Herald. tive office, 3 MLS Boards. For Experlanca a plus but EtSTHMTFOn 06360. An Equal Opportunity next month, the other half will have Call 528-2101. Sharing and Performance I I garage, cast iron baseboard outfit, aluminum ladder, FR E E CASE with all 1/2 then subcontracted to five other com­ a confidential interview. not necessary, aa we Employer. them ,” Bonus. Call 7487125 radiation. Blue stone trailer tires, new electric price Guitars with this ad. ooBooeooooeoeoooeeeoooeooo Ralph Pasek, 289-7475. I mUSCMHBIS: ■ MANCHESTER 7 ROOM munity colleges around the state. Barnett said the ones with jobs now face M U N SO N ’ S CANDY win train. Excellent fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ CAPE- New kitchen, generator, electric lawn- Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, Lott and Found 1 I CoMmora Ars ■ mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Rosa, who lives at 127 Plain Drive, said total earnings of $100,000, more than the KITCHEN is seeking male to 8 ly landscaped. Complete aluminum siding. 4 bedrooms New Britain. 225-1977. Open til learn trade as candy maker. FULL TIME COOK. Good KENNEL ASSISTANT, Uve- the course was helpful because it "in­ SILVER BRACELET with ! Roodwln St At88 j recreation compound, 20x40 possible. Pool, porch, and 9 p.m. $38,000 the state paid to pass them through Must be neat, have good per­ benefits, will train evenings. in. Large modem facility. In­ in-ground pool. Cabana. creases your confidence.” turquoise stone. Lost at or INVITATION patio. (Compare in the $50s. the course. sonal habits, and be of sincere Once trained, will go on rota­ volvement with boarding, Fw Sw iotlrtllwW ■ M8ln A Bumslda \ Malibu lights, flowered Aqua TROMBONE- In excellent near Manchester State Bank grooming, training, showing. ASSISTANT Group I. Belfiore Agency, 647- ‘T v e been out of school three years,” he Acting President Robert Miller character. Send resume, in­ tion shift. Augie & Rays, slide, sundrellas, redwood condition. Buescher, with early Wednesday morning. Breeding - must possess quiet TO BID I AT88 ! 1413. CRA FTSM A N 10 INCH said, “ and you can see where you stand in cluding work experience, age, Silver Lane, East Hartford. privacy fence. 3 driveways oversizednease. $250. Call 649- presented the certificates to each Call 649-3333. Reward. ;entleness with animals. All I I RADIAL ARM SAW - Barely the academic world. It helps you get the address etc. to: Munson’s Call 646-1895 for appointment. GENERAL plus much more! Group 1, graduate and praised them for their ef­ iving expenses plus modest The Manchester Board of WAREHOUSE STOCK MANCHESTER, NEW used with Dado and moulding 7085 anytime. jobs you really want." Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, Education solicits bids for (XERK- 40 hour week. Call I C a ll j Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. LISTING- 5 & 5, 2 Family. forts. Penonala 2 MANAGER FOR fsalary. Sheridane Kennels, heads and accessories. $300. Bolton, Conn., 06040. Typewriters/Business 6488648. 7:30 to 4:00. Monday MANA6ER New boiler, new roof. VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. While other students have a job or “I’m almost excited as each of you JANITORIAL OPERATION - 2289089. ! Ed Jusallt Call before 2 PM. 647-1599. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK Machines for the 19781900 thru Friday. Appliances stay. $52,900 for Excellent condition. $90.00. expect to have one soon, Rosa was given LAUNDRESS AND NURSES Must have experience direc­ sa tis - OMENTID because this is your success story,” Miller the person who assisted me at SALESMEN- Experienced school year. Sealed bids will I 649-6728 | fast sale! Group I. Belfiore Call 643-4762. two job offerings after completing the AIDE - 12 midnight to 8 AM. ting and following up super­ COUNTER HELP WANTED- Agency, 647-1413. said. “We all need success stories in our the accid en t in Caldor preferred, but not necessary. be received until 3:00 P.M., M ajor National Non-Technlcal Service Organization MANCHESTER BY OWNER- OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. Enjoy working in a very plea­ visors. Salary in the teens. Mornings and afternoons. JEW ETT PIANO FOR SALE- course. He can work at Pratt and Whitney lives. You have something no one can take Parking Lot, July 10th, 1979. Hard work. Long daily hours seeks an assistant General Manager to assist the Custom Built Duplex. Brick Hutch, walnut finish, sant and homelike at­ For more information toward August 14,1979, at which time Apply in person only to: Bess $200 or best offer. Call by the end of August or can take a job with Please call me at 646-3241 in shop retail. Not just a job, General Manager In charge of our New England front. Aluminum siding. 3 MANCHESTER NEW excellent condition $150. New from you. Manchester has been the vehi­ mosphere helping our elderly name and telepnone number will be publicly opened. The Eaton Donuts, Hartford Road. ANYTIME. 649-0621. a small Hartford firm which manufac­ after 5:00 p.m. but a good future. Send Regional Office. Service background not required, bedrooms each. Large LISTING- 4 Family. Central. B-13 Steel P.adia! Firestone cle for your success. I hope now that residents. Experience to Box Y c/o Manchester right is reserved to reject any RESEARCH ASSISTANT • resume to: Box B, c/o Manchester. as successful applicant will be thoroughly trained to fireplaced living rooms. 30 ft. Excellent income. Never a 721 Tire, $35 . 6481814. tures computer-controlled motors. preferred. Please call Doris Herald. and all bids. Specifications GAL FRIDAY. Research IMMACULATE 4 PIE C E you’ve been here a little while, you’ll find Manchester Herald. coordinate with Service Manager and large service finished Rec Room with bar. 2 vacancy. Group I, Belfiore ‘‘I prefer the small company at­ Bonda-Stoeka-Mortgage* B Blain RN Director of Nurses. CLERK-TYPIST PART firm Varied duties. Wood finish Cameo Drum Set reason to come back.” and bid forms may be secured staff. car garage. Large enclosed Agency, 647-1413, SWIM POOLS - Distributor 646-0129. Manchester Manor JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR TIM E. Minimum 20 hour Interesting work. Typing with soHd chrome Snare mosphere and the first shift," he said. WELDER FABRICATOR- at the Business Office, 45 N. yard and garden, with disposing of Brand New 31 GOVERNMENT Nursing Home, 385 West - For multi-site operation. week. Busy congenial office, skills and business or T h e enterprising self-starter we select will be able to MANCHESTER- Lovely Drum. $550.00. Call 643-7331. Must be able to work from School Street, Manchester, greenhouse. "OPEN HOUSE” Foot long above wound Pools. GUARANTEED BUSINESS Center Street, Manchester. Must have experience and be in South Windsor, Accurate technical experience desired. shoulder responsibility, handle Important modified ranch in delightful Blue Prints. Top Wages. Connecticut. Raymond E. Saturday, 11 to 6, 247 Oak complete...... with hughuge ■■16 foot' ‘ LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. able to work second shift. customers, develop new accounts and perform Y amaha 12 s t r in g Benefits, Profit Sharing, and typing and figure aptitude a Some college helpful. Part Steep Hollow Lane area. Sundeck, Fencing.ng. Filter. Phone 281-4112. SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST- Salary in teens For informa­ Demers. Business Manager executive duties. Street. 6480071. GUITAR- Excellent condi­ O T ^ I I 742-7325. must. Amiable personality time to start. Write including Cedar shingled exterior, 2 car Asking $687. Financing and in­ System Wide. 3 days a week. tion forward name and 062-7 and pleasant phone manner. details on experience to Box tion. $150. Call 549-4111, Ext. Friendship Force Croup VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 oversized garage. Quality stallation available. Call Cfonnecticut Certification telephone number to Box Z, BB, c/o Manchester Herald. Starting salary In the twenties commensurate with 498, ask for Julie. □ EMPLOYMENT Call 5687945, 6 to 10 a m. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 built by Ansaldi. Several Jerry, collect, 203-324-9289. required. Contact: Dr. Donald c/o Manchester Herald. abilities. We also offer comprshenslvs executive valuable extras. 200 ft, private benellts, pension plans, expenses and scheduled fireplaces, large Family Nicoletti, Coventry Public Public Notice shaded yard. We invite com­ Boela-Acceaaorlea 45 J PubliiH^olice salary review. For confidential consideration please Room. Very luxurious BL A C K St W H ITE Prepares for Journey Help Wanted 13 Schools, Box 356, Coventry, parison. Group I. Belfiore PORTABLE TELEVISION ACCOUNTING CLERK - The annual report (April 1, forward your resume. Including salary history to Box throughout! Call R. Zimmer, Conn., 06238, call 742-8913. ' The annual report''(April 1, Agency. 647-1413. SET- $30. Call 528-7212 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT Good with,figures? Be part otf 1978 to March 31,1979) of Tbe CC, c/o Manchester Herald. (Dur employees know J.D. Real Estate for details. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. our acebuntin^Hsam. We are 1978 to March 31,1979) of The anytime. CENTER CONSOLE- With WE HAVE A YEAR ROUND Michael Raymond and Helen Anthony. Rose and Edward of this ad.) 6481980, or 647-1139. MANCHESTER- SUrt with a 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. MANCHESTER — Excitement mounts Mrs. Heidi Mclnerney, flight coor­ Apply 81 Commerce Street, .a fast growing company An equal opportunity employer. M/F OPENING for a part time Tumiensky Memorial Fund is swimming pool and cabana Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, Glastonbury. PTG M. Fitzpatrick Memorial MANCHESTER BY OWNER- as about 500 participants of the Greater dinator, will discuss emergency notifica­ cashier, for afternoon hours. 5 available for inspection at the that costs over $13,000 to in­ BOYS CLOTHE8 Infants to 3 built in 40 gallon gas tank, COMPANY. Telephone 633- Fund is available for inspec­ I Low $60s. Immaculate. full years. Jackets, sweaters. Manchester Friendship Force Exchange tion procedures and scheduled activities. days, 20 to 25 hours per week. office of Wesley C. Gryk, 470 stall! Add a 9 room ranch extra 6 gallon tank. Boat 7631. ! experience in < tion at the office of Wesley C. dormered 3 bedroom Cape; 2 Good to excellent condition. either pack a suitcase or prepare a spare Mrs. Mclnerney will accompany the am­ No Sundays. Pick up applica­ counts receivable / accounts Gryk, 470 Main Street, Main Street, Manchester, home that bespeaks quiet hasnew bottom paint, and is in tion blank at Fairway, Main full baths, wall to wall carpet Reasonable. Call 569-4678. water. Bought larger boat. bedroom in anticipation of the upcoming bassadors to West Berlin and be available CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC payable preferred but not es­ Manchester, Connecticut, Connecticut, during regular quality throughout. With a Street, Manchester. No phone throughout. Dishwasher and $5,000 complete. 742-7668. exchange with West Berlin to take place - Experienced only. Top sential. Interested persons business hours, by any citizen )lethora of extras and to assist with any problems that might calls. during regular business hours, no wax floor, eat in size CB- ROYCE 40 CHANNEL wages. J^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 should apply at: Industronlcs, who so requests within 160 eatures, including central air on Aug. 16. arise. by any citizen who so requests kitchen, huge rec room with complete with 2 auto anten­ Garden Products 47 Berlin ’Tpke., Wethersfield, 489 Sullivan Avenue, South wood stove option. All newly conditioning.ition ing. NoNote that A pre-flight workshop will be held for All ambassadors are urged to attend the WANTED: Loving sitter for within 180 days after publica­ days after publication of this throughout the home you are nas, plus new SWR Meter amd 563-0151. Windsor. redecorated. Call 649-0854. Power Pack. $100 firm. 568 ambassadors going to West Berlin workshop and present any questions con­ Robertson kindergartner. tion of this notice of its notice of its availability. The walking on wall to wall SWEET CORN, Sugar and From 10 AM to school time, name of the principal 4031, after 6:00 p.m. Butter corn - Pick Your Own. Wednesday at the Manchester High School cerning either phase of the exchange. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m,-ll CLERK TYPIST - Will per­ availability. The name of the MANCHESTER, BY carpeting, but all know that p.m, and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. occasional after school for 3 principal manager is Wesley manager is Wesley C. G^k, there are hardwood floors un­ Also, ready picked. Other cafeteria. Registration will begin at 7:30 Another workshop scheduled for Aug. 9 kids. Starting in September, form a substantial amount of OWNER. 6 room Cape, new REFRIGERATOR $75.- 4 vegetables available. Nat- Apply director of nursing. typing, filing and other office G. Gryk, Trustee. Trustee. Sk’ -k derneath. Be further informed veg< p.m. and the workshop will get underway at Fiano’s Restaurant in Manchester, will but some time is available in Picture" yourself in a rewarding position as a nurse kitchen, lovely yard. $50’s. By Hard Rock Maple Kitchen sisky Farm. 644-0304. Salmonbrook Convalescent duties. Wni also be the 065-7 064-7 appointment. 643-9380. No that this residence is in one of at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be available. August if desired. 649-1103 or Manchester’s premier (ihairs. Portable crib- play •••••••••••••** prepare the host families in the Greater Home, off House Street, primary switchboard relief aide. If you always wanted to work in the health agents. pen, gas stove. 6482513. Mrs. Eleanor Perry, chairman, of the Manchester area for receiving their Glastonbury, Please call 633- 289-7549 ask for Elaine. operator. High School diploma AVTO locations. Now call us for an Wanted to Buy 49 S I care field but lacked the training and experience inspection, allowing enough arrivals and departures comm ittee, will guests, as well as outline activities 5244. or the equivalent plus 2 years MANCHESTER- Just Listed! PART TIME- “Girl Friday”. TOW N O F M ANCHESTER necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the time to thoroughly absorb this related...... office experience...... l e r " Neat and clean 3 Bedroom brief the participants on departure available in Connecticut. (Mornings) Bookkeeping, property that can only be NURSES AIDES wanted tor n luired. Apply between 12 required skills while earning excellent wages and Cape Cod. Fireplace, Formal procedures from Bradley Field and tell All participants are invited to attend typing necessary. For active Legal Notice MECHANICS characterized as "the very full time on all shifts. Apply o'clock -3P MI toFto Rogers Coriro. Dining. Convenient location. ONE 26 INCH M EN’S 3 them how they can identify their host Real EsUte Office. 289-7475. benefits. best” . Group I, Belfiore Agen­ German language skill classes to be held director of nursing. Salmon- Mill Street, Manchester, Ct. At a meeting held on July 23, 1979, the Planning and Zoning $55,400. Lessenger Ck)., 648 SPEED, $55; 1 Panosonic car family upon arrival in West Berlin. She brook Convalescent Home, off Equal Opportunity Employer. Th* Moodowe ConvaloaconI Homo oltora: cy. 647-1413. stereo 8 track, $30; 1 new deep Monday, Aug. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Com­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 Commission made the following decisions: Experienced Preferred 8713, 423-9291. WANTED - Moving into an will outline pertinent customs House Street, Glastonbury. M/F. sea rod and reel, $35. (tail 643- munity Room at Mott’s, 587 E. Middle hours, 4 times a month, within BALDWIN CONSTRUCTION CO. (B-24) 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour MANCHESTER - Immaculate apartment and need a kitchen Please call 633-5244. Must Have Own Tools COLUMBIA- Gorgeous Three 4547 after 6:30 PM. requirements and independent travel op­ Turnpike, Manchester. walking distance to Bently oversized 7 Room Cape, full table. Would like an old round ALL AROUND PIZZA It Approved with modifications a subdivision of 25 lots on the effective December 1, 1979. I Bedroom Raised Ranch. portunities for phase two of the exchange. School area. 6487234. dormer, full basement, 3 or 4 oak Uble even If it needs to be PART-TIME Work from GRINDER PERSON - west side of Hillstown Road - 320V and 336V Hlllstown Family room. Garages. 1969 TOYOTA - Needs body 2. Fully paid insurance; hospital, medical, life and | bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, refinished. 742-8636. home on the phone servicing Experience preferred, but not Road. Beautiful acre. $50s. work, ski boots, boys hockey OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House Good Pay Plan. Good Banafita. fireplace, aluminum siding. our customers in your spare necessary. Apply at: Papa BALDWIN CONSTRUCTION CO. (B-25) disability. Lessenger Co., 6488713, 423- skates, tennis racket and time. 249-7773. delivery. Year round work. It Excallant Working Conditlona. Join tho Low $60s. Must Be Seen! 648 other miscellaneous items. Joes Giant Grinders Pizzas, Granted with modifications and limitations an inland 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. 9291. All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil 4 ^ East Middle Turnpike, or 7222. No agents. Call 6487728______Co., Route 6, wlton. wetland permit - 320V and 336V Hillstown RMd. Manchoater Honda Taam Nowl Exemption Form s Due ATTENTION - Need 2 people call 6481555. 4. 8 paid sick days per year ; 9 paid sick days in 1980. j WATERFRONT - Spacious over 21, Immediate employ­ SIMOCOST (S-24) Lota-Land lor Solo 24 REMINGTON 308 Automatic □ RENTALS OIL BURNER SERVCE 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. Year Round 7 Room Cape. VERNON — Town Clerk Henry Butler that town. ment. This is not a fancy ad, Approved with modifications a subdivision of 33 lots on the Call Mr. Pantalao for intorvlow 742B DL. Like new. Call 640- MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all HOMEWORKERS. Earn Fireplace, garage. $50s. we simply want a person who $BIG$ securing, stuffing east side of South Main Street - 401V, 417,427 and 437V ScMlth 6. Training and in-service education. BOLTON CENTER IVi acres. 7766 after 5 p.m. reminds all qutalified veterans, who have Law requires that only original cer­ residential. All benefits. M & Lessenger Co., 646^13, 423- Roomo lor Ron! 52 needs a permanent job. Ad­ envelopes. Free details. Main Street. Magnificient view! $22,000. not yet filed their honorable discharges or tificates or certified copies may be M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. appointment. 9291. vancement opportunity. Call Reply: Titan, Box 94688 ME ERA, Miller It P ie r a . WEDDING GOWN FOR separation certificates in the town clerk’s recorded for this purpose, Butler said. SIMOCOST (S-2S) Realtors. 2283518, 6485273. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - Schaumberg, III. 60194. 8. Located near public transportation. $29,900- 3 BEDROOM SALE- Size 14. Original cost office for tax exemption purposes that Besides the previous World War I and II 528-3869. E.O.E, CLERICAL TECHNICIAN- Granted with modifications an inland wetland permit - east $350. Price negotiable. Call trally located. Downtown Full time opening Hospital MANCHESTER HONDA ANCH. Fireplace. Garage. Manchester. Kitchen they must be filed before Oct. 1 for and Korean War periods, persons who DENTAL ASSISTANT side of South Main Street - 401V, 417, 427 and 437V South Aid* training cIsosm bogin Imnwdlatoly. urry! Lessenger Co., 848 Bualnoaa Property 26 6484500. ____ Pharmacy. Routine Clerical Main Street. 24 Adams SIrotl privileges. Call 6 4 8 2 ^ .^ .- exemptions to take effect starting with have served actively any time during the LEGAL SECRETARY - For WANTED for specialty office Clall: P at Soucier, Meadows Convalescent Home g8713, 423-9291. Duties, with additional Phar­ Manchootor, Connscticul MANCHESTER- Adjacent to COLONIAL WING COUCH 3 next year's taxes. period of Dec. 31,1963 to July 1,1975, are Manchester law office. macy Technician duties. in Downtown Hartford and A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town CHerk's MANCHESTER SUMMER Experience preferred. Typing Vernon Circle. Excellent office. 333 Bldwtfll 8t. ManchMtor, Ct. BOLTON - QUAUTY BUILT Parkade. 10,000 square foot cushions, 80” , 2 years old, Once a discharge is recorded in the eligible to apply for the exemption. Some hospital or pharmacy building, 2 stories. Fire original cost $700, selling $200. STREET- 4 Rooms available and steno required. Ample experience preferred. Will working conditions, benefits HOME - 5 Commercial Acres. September 1st. Parking. N.0 clerk’s office, the exemption of $1,000 on 'The town clerk's office is located in the PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION e47-9194 646-3818 damaged. 100 x 500 lot. Finan­ Brass Look Headboards, parking at this centrally train. Alternating weekends available. Experienced Leo Kwash, Secretary Many extras! $169,000. utilities, or pets. Security the assessment, continues until the Memorial Building, Park Place and is located office. Send reply to preferred but not necessary. Lessenger Co., 646-8713, 423- cing. Broker. 5 2 8 3 ^ ; 742- original $70, selling $20 each. and holidays. Rockville Dated this 30th day of July, 1979. 6486591, after 4 p.m. deposit. 644-1408. veteran moves to another town in which open 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. Mondays through Box SS c/o Manchester (General Hospital, 872-0501, For a mature individual. Call 9291. 872-7852. 081-7 case he must refile for the exemption in Fridays. Herald. Extension 285. EVENING HERALD, Mon.. July 30. 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz PAGE ElOHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. July 30. 1979 r Frank and Enarat fCHARUE BROUIN! Dear Abby W R E5 A C K !! ACROSS helper Answer to Previous Puzzle 2 Unger idly i^(0U 'RE IDELL.iy T H A T T] 1 Martini 3 Encroach on E 3 N T A s T By Abigail Van Buren garnish [I 3 1* c i \ 4 Contend • T 1 C 8 T ■y: 6 Gold plated 3 |n i o s . | i | i | 5 Old Testament 0 £ 1 1 N 1 statuette book n L E ) I Polarize [ t _ 6 Indefinite per­ [T N L I ;.8 UIU 1 2 13 Make certain po sons [ d W _0 Y _N P n □ Q la 14 Livestock UKAK-AHBY: 1 wus married for 35 y<)ars lo a man who 7 Fast aircraft [ i [R E M E R [ y 0 shelter A A had an overly healthy appeLile for sex. Then he died. Al 551 (abbr.) E 0 l l □ S r 15 Courage 8 Kitchen A T \A _R married a man who lotd me that he had recently had mumps 1E IL 16 Greek letter S J_ gadget 0 TJ □ E 5 SI Since 1 never cared for sex, I was thrilled. 17 Semites A P 1 H [ T l e J 9 Actress Dahl a E r E p i Now I find out that he is plenty healthy. In other words, A O R [A 8 [T Painting-Paptring 32 Building Contracting 33 19 M.c. Mack 10 Orchestra E m 3 Sarvlcat Offerad 31 E S N E A 3 Sarvicai OHartd 31 mumps didn’t affect him the way it was supposed to! Priscilia's Pop — ?:d Sullivan 20 Cincinnati ball section r E LH club (abbr.) PAINTING - Interior and LEON CIESZYNSKI 1 would like lo leave this man, but since he didn't know 12 Journey ouilh 36 Murderer 22 Biblical CSiM TREE SERVICE ■ Krec exterior, paperhanging, BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ that I married him thinking he was sexually disabled from / 6 0 SH, MOM W46 SHE NEVER I K M AVBE IT WAS 13 Quaffs INTERIOR AND character 29 Lacking pedal 39 Wanders estimates, discount senior excellent work references. ditions. Remodeling, Rec 1-St mumps, do 1 have grounds for divorce? REALLV UPSET GOT THAT. VONPER THE MUSHROOMS 18 Southern digits 41 Boxers ABOUT MV M A P •< WHAT GROWING IN THE 23 Burning glass citizens Company Free estimates. Fully in­ Rooms, Garages, lutchens IMease advise'me. state (abbr.) 33 Manly 43 Godliness Manchester-owned and EXTERIOR PAINTING sured. Martin Matson, 649- Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath ROOM,' BEFORE.is.J ?1PIT? CORNER 24 Horse's gear Guaranteed low prices oni UISAIM»OINTKU 26 Disclaim 21 Mountain 34 Schedule 45 Surly dogs operated Cali 646-1327 4431. Tile, Dormers, any size job Call 649-50981 formally (Sp.) 35 Make an 46 Abels brother Roofing.Residential or Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale Cl Autos For Sale 61 DEAR DISAPPOINTED: The man didn't inUntioiully 28 Consume 23 Soothed REWEAVIN'C. burn holes Before 3 PM Commercial. 649-4291. edging 49 Over (poetic) deceive you—you jumped to an erroneous concluaion c o d - 30 Snakelike fish 25 Tenpenny I Building Contracting 33 37 Volcano 51 Depression ini­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 1969 VOLVO 142 S - $450. Call MATADOR AMC - 1973. 31 Brazilian port 27 Playwright An- 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 eeroing what mumps is ^'supposed (o do” to an adult male. It mouth Window shades. V e n etian NEWTON SMITH ■ 643-8143. Keep trying. Power steering, air con­ 32 Sodium tials blinds Keys TV FOR RENT. WES ROBBINS Carpentry Remodeling. Repairs. Rec Customized, in and out. 14 cylinder, 2 door hardtop. leaves some (not all) men xterile—not impotent. An impotent miles per gallon on regular ditioning, radial tires, vinyl mao cannot perform sexually. A sterile man ran, but he chloride 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- QUALITY PAINTING and remodeling specialist. Ad­ Rooms. "No Job Too Small." Showroom condition. $2100. FORD TORINO STATION (abbr) fuel. Loaded with extras in­ roof, excellent condition. can't father a child. Level with your husband, then consult a 5221 Paper Hanging by Willis ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Call 649-3144. Please call 649-1378. WAGON 1972- In running con­ $1450. Call 528-5744 after 4:15 33 Scoundrel 11 12 13 Schultz. Fully insured built-ins, bathrooms, cluding Factory Air! Low lawyer about grounds il you want a sex-free life. i n 36 Strait ••••#••••••••••••••••••••• dition. Telephone 649-5201. p.m. 11 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, references. 649-4343 kitchens, 649-3446. mileage. One owner. 1966 LINCOLN 39 Baltic port IS RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Excellent condition. Over attics. Barapes. yards CONTINENTAL- 42,000 1975 MUSTANG GHIA-4 UEAK AUHV: A bride asked if it would be permissible lo 40 Stage of a 16 S 1 7 16 $14,000 invested. A real Trucks tor Sale 62 cleaned. moving, A&W PAINTING Contrac­ CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ miles. Excellent for parts or cylinder, 4 speed. Blue with write on her wedding invitations. ‘‘No perfumes or colognes, journey 3 tors. Quality painting and Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. bargain for $7496. Must be restoration. $350 or best offer. __Q2X- 42 Fall in d'ops 20 2 ^ ^ | trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn ment Co. Expert installation blue vinyl roof. Good condi­ 1973 DODGE WINDOW VAN please, as the mother of the groom is asthmatic and highly service. No job ton big or paper hanging at reasonable Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. seen. Call 643-0421. Call 872-0000 after 6:00 p.m. tion. AM/FM 8 track stereo. 44 Cin.iabar of aluminum siding o tte rs B 300- Maxiwagon. 12 allergic.” 24 27 small. 568-8522 rates Fuliv insured. Free and triih. Roofing installation Call after 6 p.m., 871-2720. Vou replied with a curl "No.” 43 Constellation 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. Mssengers. Automatic. Captafn Eaay — Crooka S Lawrence 47 Islamic ■ Estimates. Call Wayne 649- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Needs I disagree. Highly scented products (perfumes, colognes, 26 30 Excellent running condition, some work. $600. Call 649-2103. 1971 CAMARO - 350 V-8, 42,000 Power steering. Power narrte BRICK. BLOCK. STONE 7696. Carpentry and general con­ hair sprays, elc.i can be just as hazardous to the health of CkttOVf STORY ABOUT THAT RUNAWAY TEEN I'M HOPING '/OU 1 tracting Residential and automatic transmission, miles. Excellent condition. brakes. Air. 228-9684. PERHAPS HER PICTURE WILL- 48 Wmy 31 Fireplaces, concrete. SPECIALIZING cleaning and some as cigarettes, cigars and pipes are to others. If a per A b e h e i r e s s s e n d s e a s y to a r u n a w a y CAN HELP ME FIND 50 Lamblike PERSONAL Paperhanging commercial. Whether it be a power steering and radio. One owner. Posi.-traction rear YOUTH SHELTER IN NEW YORK. CITy.... A MISSING SIRL-.AHP 1 Chimnev repairs. No job too repairing chimneys, roofs, 1969 CHEVY PICKUP - $600. 52 Leaders 33 34 37 36 for particular people, by Dick. small repair job, a custom New battery, new body work. end. Automatic. $2,295. Call sun's health is affected, he has the right lo ask for considera­ RESTORE HER TO HER small Save' Call 644-8.356 for new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Call 643-0762. 53 Boulevard ■ Call 643-5703 anytime. built home or anything in 568-2646. 6464)557. tion from others. PAREMTSl HER 39 ,0 43 estimates. years Experience. Howley. 1964 FORD GALAXIE - Call II is no longer considered rude lo post "no smoking” signs, 54 Withers between, call 646-1379. 643-5361. NAME'S FLOSSY , 1 PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - TOP CASH for junk or 647-1686 after 5 PM. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Uotorcycles-BIcycles 64 or to ask someone outright lo refrain from smoking if the FOLLBTT! / FLOSSY 55 Annoy 44 46 EXPERT PAINTING and Quality craftsmanship at low wrecked cars. Call Blonder’s SQUARE BACK - Automatic smoke creates a medical problem. Should those who are FOLLETT..HMM, 3 CARPENTRY & MASONRY - ROOFER WILL Install roof, 46 49 50 51 LANDSCAPING Specializing prices. Call 646-5424. of Hartford - 522-4414. lOG, dis­ transmission. Good running MOTORCYCLE I OFFHAND, THE in Exterior Mouse Painting. Additions and Remodeling. siding or gutter for low dis­ allergic lo fragrances be entitled lo less? NAME POESNT count on parts with this ad. condition. $800. Call 649-2086. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates 52 S3 Tree pruning, spraying, Free estimates. Call Anthony count price. Call Ken at 647- As an ex-smoker. 1 know it is far more difficult lo refrain RING A BELLI DOWN PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Squillacote 649-0811. 1970 MALIBU SPORT 6 - Available! Immediate Bin­ from smoking (to accommodate others! than il would be to mowing, weeding Call 742- 1566. 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 54 55 - Interior and exterior. Automatic transmission, 1972 BUICK ESTA TE ding. Sunny Day Option. Call refrain from using perfumes. 1 Engineer's 7947. Commercial and residential. CARPENTER - Repairs, speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 WAGON- PS. PB, 8 cylinder. Joan, at ClaiKe Insurance BEST TIME TO GET YOUR mpg highway. Please call 646- rer steering, air, some In short, madame. you goofed. .IWSPSPfn {NTIAPAISI a&SN I Free estimates. Fuliv in­ remodeling, additions, gar­ ROOF DONE NOW before the y rot. High mileage but in Well maintained. $8%. Call Agency. 643-1126. FHILAUELPHIA ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - sured. 646-4879. ages. roofing. Call David 3685. □ 649-8817. Attics & Cellars cleaned. For price increase! Top quality excellent condition, $150.00. Patria, 644-1796. materials used; all work 649-9943 after 5 p.m. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - free estimate, call 646-1943 EXPERIENCED PAINTING BANK REPOSSESSIONS LOW RIDER. 2500 miles. DEAR PHIL: VouVe right. 1 did. My nose was buried in guaranteed. Call Rainmaster, my^ eti<|uette book and my brains were out to lunch when I Bv Craig Odgen. Quality FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 643-0447. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobilc 100% stock and in excellent Win at bridge WILL CLEAN CELLARS. At­ W’orkmanshipl Interior and - Remodeling and Additions. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, shape. $4500. 742-8786 answer^ that one. tics and haul awav scrap iron Exterior. “ You Tried The WANTED JUNK AND LATE needs body work $1500; 1974 A better answer would have been: It is considered poor Allay Oop — Dave Qraua Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 Heating-Plumbing 35 MODEL WRECKS - Cash FREE OF CHARGE Call 644- Rest. Now Stick With The years experience! For Free 1973 LTD SQUIRE WAGON, Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT form to write anything on a formal wedding inviCation, but a Scoring tournament games 3234. Best." Call 649-8749. 742-9979. Paid. Call Parker Street Used loaded with extras, very good $4,000; 1973 Buick La Sabre short note ton a separate sheet of paper) could l>e enclosed -THESE TWO G E N T L E - J ------“------A COUPLE I ASSU M E YOU Estimates, call 646-4239. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. 750- Kerker headers. KNN condition. $750.00. 646-1736. $1200; 1973 Ford Country filters. Oil cooler Much reqoesting that guests refrain from using perfumes, MEN ARE D lfiSER . / » .A N O NOW -IHAY OP M ILES,, TWO HAVE IMP score of plus 48 and us cleaned with electric cutters, AND WHI-TEY, MY ( WE A LL KNOW EACH V MR.STAIN ARMED the corresponding minus DRIVEWAY SEALING PAINTING- Exterior & FARRAND REMODELING - by professionals. McKinney Call anytime. Sedan Station Wagon $795; more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 colognes. eU., since some members of the wedding party O T H ER , HOW PAR IS VOURSEL'YES Interior. Quality BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 25- 48.” Protects and Beautifies Your Cabinets and Formica Tops, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ gallon gas tank. Automatic. 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $500; p.m. would be medically affected. IT ID DR. WONMUS3 NORTH 7-30-A Driveway' Experienced and Workmanship at Very Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ 1977 MGB- White. Stereo, 1970 Chrysler New Yorker LAB? ♦ K J S 3 -Oswald: ‘‘I see why you Reasonable Rales! Call Rick pany, 643-5308. Tremendous trunk space. and Peter Weichsel were Reasonable' Free Estimates. ditions, Decks, All types of Only 58,000 miles. $900 649- radials. Many extras! Only $500. The above may be seen 1979 M O TEBECANE DEAK ABBV: IMcasc iHI me if I am wrong lor feeling pul V A 6 2 Call Art. 649-.306I. for Free Estimate. 646-0709. Remodeling and Repairs. 25.000 miles. Call 644-3318, at the Savings Bank of MOPED- Asking $600. Month ♦ K J75 just out of the top ten this NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1294 after 5 PM. out when I drop in on people .for a little conversation and year. A bad result for the after 5 p.m. Phone 643-6017, repairs, plugged drains, anytime. Manchester. Main Street. and half old. Call 646-8526 ♦ Q5 Manchester. company and they turn the television on right in my face. only two-time winners of this CO.MPLETE LAWN kitchen faucets replaced, If I wanted lo look al television. I could have stayed home WEST EAST .MAI.NTENANCEI Mowing. PAINTING- Interior & PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS repaired, rec rooms, 1955 OLDSM OBILE 98 TRIUMPH 1967 650CC- $900 tough, really expert event.” Exterior. Airless Spray. - Complete Construction. Ad­ HOLIDAY - Rare model, fully 1971 FORD PIN TO Call 644-3077 after 5:30 p.m, and watched mv own. Wouldn't you think people would have ♦ 10 2 ♦ 97 Peter: “Yes, we were on Edging. Hedges & Shrubs bathroom remodeling, heat belter manners? What is the matter with some folks, ¥QJ98 V K743 Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con­ Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. ditions. Remodeling. Free modernization, etc. Free 1971 TORINO - Showroom loaded. Must be seen. Best RUNABOUT- 4 cylinder, 4 weekdays - weekends the wrong side of too many Free Estimates. Call 646-4010. Estimates. Fully Insured. condition. Air conditioning, offer Call 649-9296 alter 5 PM. speed. Great condition. $400. anytime. anyliow? ♦ 6 4 2 ♦ QB winning game and slam con­ trol Reasonable, reliable Estimate gladly given. M & M PUT OUT 9 A K J 2 ♦ 10 9 6 4 3 647-9260 646-5747. Call 646-4879. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. new tires. 57,000 original Phone 643-7590. tracts. Jim Jacoby, another miles. Call 649-3544. 1978 FORD FIESTA - 2 door Cempers-Trallers SOUTH former winner, and Swanson hatchback, AM-FM stereo. 1977 ELDERADO BERITZ- Uoblle Homes 6S DEAR PUT: The "matter with some lolks” is that they ♦ AQ864 and Fox, who won last year, Excellent condition. 35 mpg in 63.000 miles. Company car. don't view aituations the same as other folks. It Is also V 10 5 were also well back this 1971 FORD PINTO- .Sedan citv Call 568-1819 or 649-8259 Front wheel drive. Air con­ 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- time.” Standard shift. Call 649-7766 possible that unexpected "conversation and company” may 4 A 10 9 3 after 4:30 PM. ditioned. Call 742-8020 Very good condition Many not be as fsKinating to a surprised host as the television The Flintetonee — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 87 Oswald: ‘‘This year’s Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 Otilces-Stores tor Rent 55 alter 5 p.m anytime extras! Call 633-4890 winners were Kit Woolsey program he may have planned to watch. Vulnerable: Both lo other words, be considerate —call first. PIP YOU V E A H - P I ^ and Ed Manfield of Wash­ SUPER VAI.UFI - Huge 3 LOOKING lor anything in real RENT NEGOTIABLE - Plush MANCHESTER - Main Street Dealer: North ington. One of the best young bedroom, appliances, yard for estate rental - aparlments, FEEL THAT ANYTHING 2 bedroom, lovely carpet, all modern office available. 400 West North E^st South pairs in the world who really kids and pels. S155, i350-4i. homes, multiple dwellings? sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call CONFIDENTIAL TO "NEEDS SUOCESTIONS IN EARTHQUAKE FALL? appliances. Call for details. W E'RE PLAYING T H E M FREP?.... FORTUNATELY, 1 ♦ Pass 1 ^ played well but, of course, Rental Assistors. small tee. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate (284-4), Rental Assistors, 646-2469 or 646-275^ HILO, HAWAII”: HoW about giving her a ukelele - with no had to have luck also.” 236-5646. Associates. Inc. 646-1980. NO ONE WAS Pass 2^ Pass 44 small fee, 236-5646. strings attached? HURT.' Pass Pass Pass’ Alan: “This hand is really 466 MAIN STREET. North of simple. We just showed it to WITH A GARAGE - Lovely 5 APARTMENT and HOUSES 3 ROOM APARTMENT - Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. illustrate how this tourna­ rooms, large fenced yard and Kor Rcnl. We have 100s of ren- J MAYBERRY VILLAGE. Call of centrally located space. If you need help in writing letters of sympathy, con­ Opening lead: 9K ment is scored.” more. $195. 1324-31. Rental tals in all Areas, Prices and 289-1241. Ideal for store, office or other Assistors. small fee 236-5646. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. gratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet "How business or commercial use. to Write Letters for all Oecaaloos.” Send 91 and a long, AsKth€lXP€Ptf ■------236-5646. Small Fee, MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. A TOUCH OF CLASS - E x tr a ------stam ps (28 ceata). aeU-addreaaed envelope to Abby: 132 room apartment. Stove, Laaky Dr., Beverly HUla. CaUL 90212. large 3 roomer, appliances 474 MAIN STREET - Second refrigerator. Adults, By Oswald Jacoby You hold: 7-30-B and more. $180. 1347-21. Ren- floor. 3 room heated apart- and Alan Sontag ♦ A 2 references, no pets. $215. 646- Resort Property tal Assistors, .small lee 236- mont. No appliances, no pets. 3167 . 228-3540. » A 2 5646. .Seriirily. tenant insurance For Rent 56 Oswald: “The fifth ♦ KJ865 f Astrograph Cavendish invitation tourna­ ...v ... required. .$225 monthly. Call ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ 9 KQ54 646-2426 irom 9 - 5. The Born Loser — Art Sanaom ment is now history. Here is A New Mexico reader asks U It's IhevDayto gol When front. 3 bedrooms. Available the one simple hand from you need to tell people now thru end of August. $175 but also be wise as lo what you if we open this 17 high-card worowAiP/ ibowABibor, iWHM'SW/HAVIMfe it.” point hand with one about your business, weekly. Call 649-2871, or 643- cfour do for them Pul limits on your Alan: “Everyone got to Busy Little Birds tell them with the 7605. generosity ■ e m u e . TWOWIVKi notrump. T ‘SNRBaZ four spades. Every declarer No, we don’t. We never Classified ads. ‘ B ir t h d a y CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) IC 'P I to CX3 ^ lost two clubs and a heart. WEST DENNIS. MASS. - Before taking business gam­ THeV WOWT' open notrump with 5-i-r-2 Nicely furnished 3 bedroom July 31.1979 bles today, carefully consider Six declarers picked up the distribution. WANTED - Female room­ what might happen If they fail. queen of diamonds and -NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASfN.i A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD cottage. $225 weekly. This coming year you may be r r? > scored plus 620. Four went Could help to sell your items mate to share modern 2- Available August 11th. Call subjected lo some changing Impulsiveness could lead you to do something you could wrong and were minus 100. (For a copy of JACOBY MOO- /' faster, rent your room quicker bedroom apartment in 228-0318. conditions not ol your own Manchester. $140 month, choosing Don’t be discour­ regret. Peter and I were East and ERN. send $1 to: at and bring you better results! West and our opponent was Bridge.” care of this newspa­ utilities included. Call 646-4280 Wanted to Rent 57 aged sh >uld this happen. The AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) L Ask the Herald Classified Ad after 5PM. ultimate ‘Meet will be beneti- Important decisions should not one of the successful six. It per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City taker about details. Put the be made for the sake of ex­ gave him and his partner an Station. New York. N. V. !(X)19.) STAR to work for vou' Phone WANTED TO RENT - FOUR dal to yOL MANCHESTER - Convenient LEO (July .3-Aug. 22) You may pediency today. Carefully 643-2711, ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ weigh and evaluate every as­ Heathcliff — George Gately area. Modern 4-room apart­ ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep 77 + 78 MARK V 2 dr. h.t., black w/black top, 20,000 miles, ful­ be the iirst one out ot the starting blocks today, but you pect before you make a move. ment. Mature adults only. trying. Bill Blass editions, Cartier editions, real ly loaded. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) $285 monthiv. Hayes Corp. might not be a good stretch sharp, low miles — Ford Warranty 12 mo,, runner. Don't begin things and Coworkers may be a t^’lfle diffi­ N 646-013! WANTED; Apartment or 12,000 ml. .ATTRACTIVELY PANELED leave them half finished Find cult to get along with today, so small house to rent. out more of what lies ahead for give them the kid-glove treat­ WInthrop — Dick Cavalll - 2- and 3-room aparlments. ROCKVILLE - 1 August. 3 Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ 3S98 ment. Do nothing that could you in the year following your Stove, refrigerator, heat. room apartment. Heat, hot try area. Preferably with gar­ birthday by sending for your create ill will. Adults, references, no pets. water, appliances, no pets, no age. 646-3478.9-5, Monday thru copy of Astro-Graph Letter. ARIES (March 21-Aprii 19) Be ESMERALDA,! $205, 646-3167. 228-3540. children. Security. $200 Friday or 295-0376 from 6 PM Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph. very careful today how you monthly. 646-1060. handle things for others. W/ANT to 11 PM. P 0 Box 489. Radio City Sta­ VOJTOMEET- EAST HARTFORD - 3 rooms, tion. N Y. 10019. Be sure to Mismanagement of another's second floor in older house. Homes lor Rent 54 FEMALE ROOMMATE TO specify birth date. affairs could cause you frus­ WINTHROP Quiet non-smoking, middle- SHARE Costs of utilities in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) See­ trating complications. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Nor­ aged working person BOLTON - 2 Bedroom Ranch small apartment, or house, in ing only the negative side of i r preferred. References, on a 5-acre farm. Garden Manchester area. Call Sherry situations today will prove self- mally. you're very practical and sccurilv. lease required. 568- area. Storage barn. Private Owen at 568-2176. defeating. Be optimistic and realistic in striking bargains. 9018. treed lot. $380 monthly, plus tooK'for positive alternatives as Today, however, you might one month's security deposit. well. agree to do something that v/lll FAMILY OF FOUR Responsi­ not be to your ultimate advan­ RESPONSIBLE 1 year's lease. 646-5200. ble people need house or 1977 CHEVY MONZA 2+2 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don t ROOMMATE WANTED on duplex to rent. Under $300. spend on the basis of what you tage. 1976 MUSTANG 4 cyl., 4-spe«d, radio, whitewalls, many other anticipate you'll have soon. GEMINI (May 21-Jun« 20) Make busline. Excellent area. Call 643-1753. extras, real sharp. it a point to take your duties m Available August 1st. Call 643- Oltices-Stores for Rent 55 4-cyl„ 4 speed. Air Conditioning, radio, Commit yourself only to the 20627 miles, real cleani limits of your bank account. and responsibilities seriously 0496. after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER ELDERLY SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) today, instead of trying to post­ 7 -3 0 r COUPLE looking for rent pone things. Rationalizing Isn't Being loo self-serving or sel­ MANCHESTER ornCE SPACE house or 5 Room Apartment in • 4 0 9 8 fish today where personal am­ the answer. Short Ribs — Frank Hill FURNISHED - Two Room EI- FOR RENT two family house. Quiet * 3 8 9 8 bitions are concerned will dis­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) This ficiency. All utilities. Quiet neighborhood. Walking dis­ please associates. It could is one ol those days when your LOOK AT THESE 2 HAP T O S E T A ' location. $200 plus security. 250 Square loci, center ot tance to center. If possible extravagant whims could get KMIGHT WHO 'M anchester, air con- even cause them to work SPLIT ENDS.you NEED Call 646-0758 after 6 p.m. garage and porch. Please against you. the better of you. You could A HOT OIL tr e a tm e n t. MOONLIEHTS AS dilidning and parking. buy something costly you may 2464 !(all'643-9551. write to Manchester Evening •iPBii SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. A HAl)?OI?ESSEI?., Herald, c/o Box C. 21) Be helpful and compas­ not truly need. INEWSPAPSn ENTCnPRISE ASSN ) K m lu o u lt 1 111. c h a T H R E E ROOM sionate toward others today. APARTMENT - With heat, i n t r . j 1 Ira n : located. Security deposit. Call center, ho^ital and new court 4884. f o r 7 n io iT <•o lo i i'h 646-7690. HEY, • TO ORDER, lend $1.00 for eicb building. For info, call 568- 1976 PONTnC GRAND I^RIX attim, plus 2$C (or posUfe ind 7658. or 871-0401. 1978 MERCURY"^ zephyr 4-DRr Loaded, real sharp, priced to sail. CoM e fifldlint. MANCHESTER MAIN 6-cyl„ automatic, PS, radio, vyhitewalla. ANNE CABOT STREET- 2 3 room apart­ □ AUTOMOTIVE r^CHHOCXsLE IN (name of paper) PROFESSIONAL / 1150 Ave. of Americat ment, heated, hot water, BUSINESS OFFICE Our Boarding House This Funny World CUF& New Yorli. N.Y. 10038 appliances, no pots, parking, BUILDING - Approximately Autos For Sole 61 < 3 3 9 8 Print Name. Address with ZIP security. 523-7047 • 3 9 9 8 ITS BEEN SO LUNG CODE and Style Number. 2600 square feet, with ample l Y f A L M «T AU6UST IM SD FEP IfaWa^* SyaS. lea « it ii a .‘T2-paue parking. Close to Center, WE PAY $10 for complete *^Connecticut8 Oldest Lincoln'Mercury Dealer AND THE ONLY EXCITE' ) UP WITH SINCE THEY'VE ‘■(lift Sf?ctitin" with full hospital and new court junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland m n wEve h a d WORK THAT 6IVEN US A T H R E E ROOM Auto Body. 528-1990. directions. Price .. . $2.00 APARTMENT- Furnished. building. For info, call 568- SINCE CHRISTMAS ’tV E BEEN COFFEE BREAK ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.25 EACH. All utilities Parking. Central 7658 or 871-0401. yiAS SETTIN' A 'YDU PARKIN'IN THAT No. Q-1t6-BlUE RIBBON QUILTS. WE PAY TOP PRICES for MAY HAYE ALREADY THE FORE- MY Contains sliteen lovely quilts. location. 1 year lease.' 649- MEDICAL BUILDING wrecked and junk cars. A & B WON-LETTER IN A ' /HAN'S MUS No. Q-117 - QUILTS ON PARADE. 2865 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Connecticuts’ Directions for siiteen quilts. MANCHESTER- Modern Connecticuts RESERVED HAS Call Tony 646-6223. 1MA6AXINE No. Q UB-CRANOMOTHER’S FLOW­ PLEASANT QUIET com­ building with private en­ Newest SWEEPSTAKES/ tAOSi ER QUILTS. 16 fascinalinK quilts. ISeweat MORI ARTY BROTHERS SPOT.' pletely renovated 4 room trance, and patient parking. 2 International IN it ; No. Q-119 - AMERICA'S FAVORITE examination rooms with 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs Mazda AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. apartment First floor. lavatories. Reception area excellent. Must sell, Dealer Scout J k . No. Q-120 - MAKE A C IR . Many Mature, responsible adults on­ HQREP..HOW Ot/T lifts for friends and family. and waiting room. 615 square sacrificing! Any reasonable Dealer E H ,W H 4 T '$ UP,j VM 4 0 ly. No pets. Security. Call 649- HA$5 LIN0 /HE 5897 after 6 PM. feet available immediately. offer over $1450. Call after 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 909^ r Call Tom at 886-0101. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. WK A RAl$e ATTENTION!! EVEMNt HERALD ClASSIHED ADVERT!$ER$: Iz'W Lookinging for 'N' 0 - B new Irame? You don t have You'll find lo shell out much ]' ■ perfec, »il in the Wont Ada to ^et big results.// 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE t h e m E S/MP IT FPR "Do U8 both a favor — stop thinking!" i(‘idSFr>F/lst W»na« »ca l»* *Tm sorry, but Dr. Blob has CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 43 -2 71 1 during business hours 8:30-5 J j - ‘ just started making his rounds."