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ANdOVER- The body of the month-old son Thomas in the to find the missing woman. examiner’s office in Farmington. Dr. woman found in a wooded area of An­ driveway. Hart found the baby in his Galvin said it appeared that the body dover Wednesday afternoon has been When police responded to the call driveway when coming home from hadn’t been in the area for any length " , r identified as that of Mrs. Eiizabeth they said the boy did not have any life work Tuesday evening. He sub­ of time. f T , Hart, 29, of 774 Manchester Road, functions. The initial cause of death, sequently c a ll^ the police. Glastonbury. She was the mother of ’The woman’s body was found in a Police said residents of the area, 4 . ' / " according to police, was severe head where the body was found, said the 14-month-oId Thomas Hart, whose wooded area off a power company injuries. area was frequently used by young body was found in the driveway of his Hart's wife, Elizabeth, was not at maintenance road in Andover, by a people for parties. Police declined to home Tuesday. Her death by gunshot home when he made the call to Connecticut Light & Power Co. say whether a weapon had been has been classified as a homicide. police. She had been missing since lineman about 100 yards off the recovered or if they had any further State Police of the Colchester Tuesday night. access road near Gilead Road, police clues in the case. barracks said,this morning that the Local police said they do not have a said. The slaying was the latest of ■4^ ■' death of the baby is considered to be determination from the state It was discovered about 1:30 p.m. of a suspicious nature and a joint medical examiner’s office on the Wednesday and Dr. Catherine several in the past few years in command post of Glastonbury and child’s cause of death. Galvin, chief state medical Eastern Connecticut but police didn't lA- State Police is being set up at the Initially, the police had suspected examiner, ruled the death a homicide say if they believed this case has any Glastonbury Polibit' ’Range to in­ the youngster’s death had resulted after a preliminary examination at connection to the other unsolved vestigate both death's. from a car accident and foul play had the scene. A State Police spokesman cases. Recently the body of a Colum­ Glastonbury police responded to a not been suspected. said a preliminary examination bia woman was found in Coventry call from Robert Hart, of 774 Police sent out a teletype message showed the victim apparently died of and about a year ago the body of a Manchester Road, at 5:37 p.m. across New England alerting other gunshot wounds. An autopsy was per­ missing Vernon girl was found in a Tuesdav after Hart had found his 14- departments of the situation, hoping formed today at the medical wooded area of Marlborough.

A Discover Cambridge contentment. Giles fields questions By MARY KITZMANN similar to the MDC’s they would be higfier if the issue would then be submitted to the legislature The very special satisfaction of knowing town joined the system. If the town joined the for approval, and the engineering work started. Herald R eporter MDC, Giles said customers would not only pay Giles said the design could take “one to two that with Cambridge Box—less than , MANCHESTER - Although Jay Giles, public the higher rates, but for the necessary im­ years" and that this was noted before the works director, responded yesterday to questions provements to the water system. referendum.'“In his comments, Mr. Reinhorn in­ of the Water Study Committee chairman, other Besides questioning the increase, the com­ dicated that we were looking for a decision so 0.1 mg tar-youre getting the lowest tar , committee members show the same dissatisfac­ mittee members questioned why an agreement that the treatment plant construction could start tion with the town’s performance in implemen­ has not been reached with the 250 Glastonbury almost immediately following the referendum," cigarette ever made, yet still enjoying ting of the $20 million water Improvements. customers of the Water Department, Giles said in his statement. Several committee members contacted The committee recommended an agreement Weston and Sampson was selected in July 1977 the unique pleasures of smoking. expressed concern they were not kept informed on whether Manchester or the MDC should ser­ for the project. Plans call for the water treat­ of the system’s progress, and questioned the 33 vice these families be reached before beginning ment plant Construction on the north side of percent rate increase the Board of Directors ap­ the project. Spring Street, by Moriarty Field, to be com­ proved Tuesday evening. Giles said this morning that no improvements pleted by April of 1983. Last week, Harry Reinhorn, water study com­ in the Glastonbury area have been started, but However, the committee members contacted, mittee chairman, appeared at a public hearing that the engineering firm of Fuss and O’Neill expeept for Eileen Stem, were unhappy progress on the rates and maintained that the committee’s should complete the final study draft of alter­ reports were not given. “The town, unfortunately Up in the air recommendations were not being followed. natives by the end of-'Jude. has not kept us informed,” Schwedel said. “We Acrophobia apparently is not the concern of these three Responding to Reinhom’s comments, Giles He said there study includes about six or seven would like to be informed.” Giles has said that reports will be given im­ steeplejacks as they work on the steeple of the Center issued a statement yesterday which was ap­ alternatives for the 250 customers. According to the timetable, after the study is received, the mediately, and apologiz^ for not sending them. Congregational Church, Manchester. The crew was atop the parently requested by Mayor Stephen Penny. Giles said he was "surprised” by Reinhom’s town has until November of 1980 to reach an He said he was waiting until there was specific church Wednesday afternoon as part of an ongoing painting comments that it was not expect^ the water agreement with the Glastonbury customers. The action to relate. project. (Herald photo by Burbank). rates could approach the Metropolitan District Commission’s, and that he announced before the April 1979 referendum that they could be expected to triple. No upkeep funds Tuesday’s increase brings the average water bill from about $20 to $25. Last year the rate in­ creased 12 percent, and another increase is scheduled for next year, although no construction in housing grant has begun on the water treatment plant, upon which the improvements hinge. By MARY KITZMANN But one HUD official told Phelan Town officials recommend the increased water rates now to invest the funds, decreasing the Herald Reporter that the town could receive up to $119 per month, while another office in­ borrowed amount needed for the improvments. MANCHESTER - Although the dicated that Manchester would However, Reinhorn wondered why the in­ Manchester Housing Authority has receive no maintenance subsidies. creases began before the plant construction, 11.2 million to buy and rehabilitate 20 Phelan said negotiations would along with three other committee members. houses for low-income families, it continue with the HUD officials to “As far as the increased rates are concerned, I does not have the money for reach a maintenance cost figure. don’t know why they rose at this point, other than maintenance. The project must be approved by to borrow less money,” Nat Schwedel, a com­ Unless the Hartford branch of the HUD officials in Boston, Phelan said. mittee member, said. U.S. Department of Housing and Ur­ Unless an agreement can be reached, Granville “Ted” Lingard, another committee ban Development agrees to provide the project could be rejected, he member, said the town was not following the adequate subsidies to maintain the said. final committee recommendations from the houses, the Project could be in The authority received the $1.2 standpoint of raising the rates. jeopardy, Dennis Phelan, housing million to provide low-income “The way the bureaucracy is attacking the ridge authority director, told the authority housing through the purchase and financial structure is not sound fiscal last night. rehabilitation of houses. Phelan said management,” Lingard said. “We have higher i'i “We don’t want to buy the houses the authority is considering the rates but have not seen any improvements. The and not have the money to maintain purchase of duplexes. higher rates should go in conjuction with im- them,” he said. The authority decided last night to prements to the system. bridge Phelan said he was negotiating begin proceedings to build elderly “No work has been done on the treatment D Caifl with Hartford HUD officials on the housing on 1.74 acres on North Elm plant, and the rates are almost up to the point monthly maintenance allotment, but Street they will be when the project is completed." was "far apart" in figures. Wilfred^lrockett willed the land to Another committee member, Fred 'Thrall, said Ballet at band shell Phelan estimates about a $156 the town with the stipulation that it that “nothing was mentioned after tho com­ The Manchester Youth Ballet per­ night. Priscilla Gibson is artistic Also monthly subsidy is needed to main­ be used for single story elderly mittee made its recommendations that the director of the group. (Herald photo by foo S iS Water Department would be increasing the rates forms “Piquita" at the Bicentennial tain the three and four bedroom housing, or a town park. Band Shell. The group performed Pinto), houses, that the authority could In other reports, Phelan said the before the job started.” available in Soft Rack purchase with the federal grant given public housing waiting list has 255 Giles has responded that while water rates are several dance numbers Wednesday to Manchester about a year ago. names. .Only ^""9 la, only, and 1 0 0 ’s. la* thur& dnv Rham seniors get diplomas I It’S She urged them not to stick their ...... By FRANK BURBANK bold and dedicated.” Ultralowl m3 Soft Pack.4 rns lOOis. Related pictures and stories on “It is not the slant of the wind, but heads in the mud to avoid problems m i M.I Managing Editor page 16. the slant of the sail which sets the and challenges in the future. The weather w ? H a U o f F L ? ^ HEBRON - urged to face the course towards a destination,” One of the highlights of the ceremonies was the presentation of Cloudy with rain likely tonight Guidry and Dennis Eckersley m rh h -"h V many problems and challenges Mastandrea said. "Each of you must set his own sail.” 51 awards and scholarships to 44 and Friday. DeUlled forecast on figure prominently in Yankee and facing them. Paae 2 R^ Sox victories Paae 11 diplomas last night during the Mastandrea ended his short speech members of the graduating class. viciories ... rage 11. school’s 23rd annual graduation in ’’Honesty is the hardest challenge on a note of humor when he said, “I As the time came for Mastandrea Draft test Inside today the outdoor amphitheater. of all,” she said. "Honesty can make predict three hours, three days or and Miss Diana R. Vecchione, school Miss M. Donna Fairfield, a former the difference between a life of even three minutes from now you principal, to award diplomas, The latest draft registration Classified...... 16-18 Peace Corps and VISTA worker, and challenges and a life of broken will not remember a thing I have students became excited and parents Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined proposal could have a far-reaching Comics...... 19 presently a member of the high promises.” said. That doesn't matter, just count filled the area near the podium to O Philip Morrit Inc. IVHO effect on 19- and 20-year-old youths. Editorial ...... 4 school staff, warned the students The challenge of the modem world on yourself.” take pictures of their graduating son That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The Herald’s correspondent in Entertainment ...... 15 about the society of rapid changes was also echoed by Salvatore or daughter. Box: Less than 0.1 mg "tar" 0.01 mg nicotine— Soft Pack: 1 mg''tar','0.1 mg Mastandrea, chairman, of the Board One of the two student speakers. Also- speaking during the nicotine—10O's: 4 mg "tar!' 0.4 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Washington, Lee Roderick, details F am ily...... 1...... 8 they are about to enter. Miss Margaret Ratti, class presi­ the complexities of the proposal on Gardening ...... 9 ‘‘You should not sit back and be of Elducation, who briefly addressed ceremonies were Miss Karen the students before handing out their dent, branded the class as apathetic Vashalifski, class vice president and Page 4. O bituaries...... 10 lost in the frenzied speed of today,” and explained it was for this reason Pem letalk...... 2 she said, “The challenge is to hunt diplomas. ,, Michael Dreyer, member of the class In SDOrtS Fh'edlcting some of the problems she would not make a traditional " Sports...... 11-13 for solutions.” executive council. graduation speech. Nancy Narkon of Manchester Television ...... 15 She said the problems and and challenges the students will face In a departure from the traditional Citing instances during the past County Club advances to semifinal TownTalk...... 15 challenges of the modern world can in later years, Mastandrea said .some music, the members of the Rham school year. Miss Ratti told her members of society will just resign High ^hool Class of 1980 left the out­ round in Stqte Women’s Golf Update...... 2 either be a “noose” or sunrise and classmates they were “too quick to Championship ... Cathy Dyak first W eather...... 2 told the graduates they each have a themselves to the situation and cope. door courtyard to the strains of 'Turn chance to create solutions to the “You don’t have to,” he said. “Be judge, criticize and to mock.” The Page.” by Bob Seeger. I- a - EVENIWQ HERALD. Thari.. June 1», mo EVENING HERALD. Thurs., June 19. 1990 - 3 Park patrols suggested

MANCHESTER - The Commis­ scenic, wooded area. frisbee or other games in the road. Mpclote. sion on Children and Youth is sending ’The commission stressed that its The commission’s letter will also a letter to the town police depart­ letter to the police will not seek a dis­ praise the young people for picking real Gross National Product— the nation’s total output of and 250 others wounded. overthrow President Abolhassan tonl-Sadr. ment seeking increased patrols at persal of the youths, but rather will up whatever litter they create while Economy at a glance _ goods and services adjusted for inflation — grew by a Gunfire, some of it by homeowners armed with pistols, denial and the accusation that prompted it sigWM Highland Park, an area it believes is seek the enforcement of ordinances using Uie Case Mountain area as a modest 1.2 percent between January and March to a crackled in the three areas and police closed off two an escalation in the power struggle between m odera^ in New York ♦- The New York Stock Exchange index prone to safety problems. that prevent people from playing gathering spot. seasonally adjusted annual rate of |2.S2 trillion. major highways in an attempt to quell the second worst yjg Bani-Sadr government and the fundamentalists, a Monday gained 0.11 to 66.36 and the price of a share added race riots in &uth Africa’s histoiy. power struggle that could have an effect on the outcome Commissioner Greg Kane said he Washington — Sen. Uoyd Bentsen, D-Texas, said he is believes there is a great deal of ill- 5 cents. Declines topped advances 838664 among the 1,800 of the hostage crisis. gaining support to start a Senate economic caucus to push will among residents that is directed issues traded. for economic reforms, including a $30 billion tax cut. Church to move school New York - The American Stock Exchange index rose against the young people who con­ Washington — Oil company executives told Congress Carter travels to Europe Afghani president confined 0.07 to 288.97 and the price of a share increased 1 cent. gregate in the area. MANCHESTER - The Messiah table units idea may be scrapped if a gasoline prices will remain high despite less use and a New York — The Dow Jones industrial average, down WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter travels to NEW DELHI, India (UPD - Soviet advisers confined Kane said the problem is basically Evangelical Lutheran Church is con­ building that can be rented is found. nearly 6 points at the outset, rallied in the last hour to record fuel stockpile. Italy today on the first leg of a four-nation, eight-day Afghan President Babrak Karmal to his official the failure of young people to quickly sidering the purchase of portable Church officials have met with Washington — Chevron USA raised its wholesale gain 2.64 points to 881.91, the highest level since it closed European journey to consult with leaders on pressing residence after he tried to kill himself, Aslan diplomatic get out of the road when residents try classrooms to relocate its elemen­ town officials to discuss approval of prices for gasoline, home-heating oil and diesel fuel by at 886.86 on Feb. 10. political and strategic problems facing a trouble Atlan­ sources said today. to pass through in their cars. He said tary school, which had been housed in a site plan and utilities for the por­ (t'ashington — Treasury Secretary G. William Miller three cents a gallon. tic Alliance. The 53-year-old president was not allowed to leave the it sometimes takes 15 minutes to go the recently sold, former Buckland table units. Washington — Transportation Secretary Neil denied reports President Carter is changing his mind Carter will have a chance for face-to-face sessions at presidential palace without permission from his Soviet through the equivalent of a couple of School. Goldschmidt said the federal highway fund is running at a about a tax cut and will announce one for next year. the Venice Economic Summit this weekend to air some of advisers, the sources said. blocks. Rev. Ronald Muetzel said today LaLeche Leaque deficit and an increase in the federal gasoline tax of one the issues that have divided them over the past few Commissioner Joanne Weiss, who that the church, which rented the Washington — Labor Secretary Ray Marshall MANCHESTER - "The Advan­ or two cents per gallon might be needed next year. months. ______school for $4,50 per year, may buy predicted unemployment could go as high as 8.5 percent lives in the affected area of Wyllys tages of Breastfeeding,” will be the I , j • j Cuban refugees homeless and Spring streets, said she agrees the portable units within two weeks early next year before peaking during the recession. Students• in/ Manchester’s Illing Junior_ High Glenn, Heidi Goehring ancl Susan Krupp sign topic of a meeting of the Manchester Overthrow plot denied ^ the aggravation caused by the young to house its 33 students. Washington - William Cox, deputy chief economist at Riot squads enter ghettos the picture of the Connecticut Valley as it Evening group of La Leche League School Program for the Academically and people and their failure to get out of Church officials have been seeking Commerce, said preliminary data indicate the second TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Iran’s Fundamentalist refugees — some rejected by the sponsors and some who July 2 at 7:30 p.m. quarter of this year will show a severe slump in the CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) - Riot squads Creatively Talented preview the signing existed 185,000,(HX) years ago. (Herald photo the way for passing vehicles could a relocation site for the school since Islamic Republican Party denied responsibility today .for never had a sponsor — are wandering the streets of liie group will meet at the home of economy, the worst of this recession. moved into three mixed-race ghettos today to try to stop ceremony for a mural about dinosaurs which by Pinto) create safety problems. the town Board of Directors sold the remarks by one of its leaders that indicated a plot to Miami, homeless, penniless and fearful. Mrs. Kathy Egan, 50 Marion St. Washington — The Commerce Department said the rioting that hospital sources say has left 70 people dead The recent high school graduate school last month to Developer they made. From left. Denise Beckwith, Alex Persons interested in additional in­ added however, that she has always Richard P. Hayes for $232,500. formation should call Mrs. Elaine felt there was nothing wrong with The church has thus far been un­ Wiatr at 647-9844. lU' Peopletalk young people congregating in the successful, but Muetzel said the por­ Y ZB A denies exception Dinosaur mural finished Exed in Boston MANCHESTER - A signing Dinosaur State Park. Park in Rocky Hill and to the SAM offers ceremony Wednesday morning at Last year, through the efforts of Peahody Museum at Yale. From It’s been a long time since "Banned in Boston’’ theater work Illing Junior High School, attended Illing teachers Tom Russo and there, four students with teacher has been the recognized for former rub parlor A. Donna DiGirolamo began painting MANCHESTER - VsiVTi hallmark of something by parents and school ad­ Nelson Youngerman, the park Summer Activities in Country Village, an apartment com­ the valley as it e x is t^ 185,(X)0,(X)0 deemed too racy to be By BARBARA RICHMOND The attorney emphasized that ministrators, marks the culmination donated the footprint. Through the Manchester (SAM) is What plex for the elderly, sponsored by years ago. read or seen by the man changing the name and ceasing offering the opportunity for Herald Reporter Welles Country Village Ltd., a non­ of a year-long effort by students to Program for the Academically and The mural and dinosaur footprint t»«IST ttMniAYWttl in the street, but Bob offering massages doesn’t constitute are located in the entrance to the youth to work in all aspects VERNON — ’The appeal of Mar­ profit corporation. create a mural of the Connecticut Creatively Talented (PACT), the Guccione has revived a change of use. He said it’s a con­ of drama production ty’s Adult World Inc., 75 Union St., While board members said they Valley portraying the time the school's art and science departments school’s media center. The mural is Is the title. tinuation of a non-conforming use. during the summer as part Rockville, for a special exception to are in favor of the project they chose dinosaurs roamed the earth. set about the task of portraying the the latest addition in the series of He’s the producer of Wakefield asked David Grumbey, five student murals painted between of the program ’s summer operate a relaxation club at the same to table action until they obtain more The mural was undertaken to pre­ dinosaur who made the footprint. "Caligula” — a most the owner-operator, if he could 1975 and 1980 through the PACT theater. address was denied Wednesday night information. sent a match for a dinasaur footprint Research was performed and field A E 3 * explicit account of blood guarantee there wouldn’t'b e any Two productions are UPlVfATHCa POTOCAtl € by the Zoning Board of Appeals. which was given to the school by the trips taken to the Dinosaur State program. and various other lusts massage given and he said he planned for the summer. The request was aired at a public For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/20/80. Thursday night in early Rome. couldn’t guarantee it but the Persons interested in The cops seized the hearing earlier in the evening and the employees have been instructed not War I unit will find showers scattered aerCss parts of the central participating should attend Salad? film in Boston and only ones speaking were those in­ to offer massages as they had in the Plains and north Atlantic states. Elsewhere, mostly fair I to install officers an organizational meeting Holyoke this week, volved in the request.The board past. Meadows suit withdrawn in the community room at weather is on tap with skies ranging from clear to partly | denied the appeal on the basis that MANCHESTER - World War I labeling it “ por­ Wakefield asked him why they had followed through on all agreed upon, the state receivership. The the West Side Rec June 23 cloudy. sufficient hai^ship wasn’t shown, Barracks 786 and its Auxiliary will MANCHESTER - The nography” and thereby wanted to change and he said withdrew its legal suit. The monitoring and subsequent at 1 p.m. with board members agreeing that conduct installation of officers Sun­ State Health Department recommendations made Until you’ve tried a Shady Glen setting the scene for a because business isn’t what it used to legal action began when Persons interested in ad­ making the change from a massage has recently withdrawn its long court battle and be. Wakefield also asked if there are day at 2 p.m. at the VFW Home, 608 during the monitor's the state charged the home settlement was a com­ ditional information should Garden or Chef Salad — you parlor to a relaxation club was the E. Center St. suit against the Meadows lots of publicity. private rooms in the establishment review. with improper practices promise to the call the SAM office at 643- Weather forecast owner’s own doing. Arthur Hoagland will be installed Convalescent Home, Says Guccione, who sunk $17 million of his own in and Brumbey said there are. After the settlement was and threatened to place it in receivership. 6713. really don’t know what good During the hearing. Attorney as commander and Charlotte Post, The suit was withdrawn Sunny today with variable clouds this afternoon. High the flick costarring Malcolm McDowell and Peter Wakefield then commented, "Then Howard Scheinblum, representing as auxiliary president. as the result of a settle­ eating you have been missing. tempeatures 75 to 80, 24 to 27 C. Cloudy with occasional O^oole, “ It’s not ‘pornography.’ It’s anything can go on in those rooms Marty’s, said massages are no longer Installing officers will be Eldwin ment worked out by the rain likely tonight and Friday. Lows tonight in the 50s. ‘paganography’ ... and the public has a right to see between two consulting adults,” the SPECIAL offered in the establishment and said Flechsig, past commander of the home and state officials QUALin-PLUS Highs Friday in the 60s. Probability of precipitation 20 it if they choose.” owner said that was conceivable. he felt this brought it more in confor­ Rockville Barracks, for the post; and after a state appointed percent today 60 percent tonight 60 percent Friday. He adds he’ll fight “to the court of last resort.” During board discussion Wakefield mity with the desires of the town. Florence Streeter, past president, monitor had inspwted the Interior, Exterior Painting Winds southwesterly 10 to 15 mph today. Light and said if the employees, lose their jobs hanging plants for the auxiliary. home over a 60-day period variable tonight and Friday. Expensive breakfast because the owner is changing the Referring to certain sections of the The public is invited. and made recommen­ business, that he didn’t think this dations. ’The monitor filed FREE ESTIMATES At first, Olympic speedskating star Eric Heiden ordinance the attorney said, "Ap­ constituted a hardship. Refreshments will be served. Long Island Sound his report on the operation Reasonable Prices ^5.99 2/40.00 said be wouldn’t cash in parently there is an attempt by the The board tabled action on the The Long Island Sound forecast from Watch Hill, I in April. In May state in­ on his gold medals by town to stop conduction of business in requests of Dorothy Welles of Welles Minor Ropairt Dona DAIRY STORES R.I. to Montauk Point, N.Y.i Winds variable mostly | s p e c to rs verified the leaf, stem & root going commercial — but town, not per se illegal or a nuisance. Road for a setback variance for con­ Soccer clinic Guarantaad Work south to southeast 10 knots or less through Friday mor­ monitor's findings. In June in an early interview he ’This is a violation of the state con­ struction of residential housing for COVENTRY - There will be a 857 Main SL On Route 6 in Manchester and at the Manchester Parkade ning except onshore 10 to 15 knots this afternoon and I the state and the home Call after 9. Ask for Kan. did let it drop that he stitution and the U.S. constitution,” elderly on the east side of Welles soccer clinic Saturday at 10 a.m. at 649-2522 evening. Becoming north to northwest 1 to 15 knots signed an agreement. Domrtoiiifn Manchester eats Kellogg’s Corn he said. Road. Coventry High School with members 649-5874 Friday afternoon. Visibility generaliy 5 miles or better Flakes for breakfast. Steve Wakefield, chairman of the of the Hartford Hellions indoor In the interim the home except 2 to 4 miles in haze during late night and early Wakefield asked the board to table The remark wasn’t ZBA, asked the attorney what one soccer team conducting it. morning hours with isolated patches of fog lowering noting that he would like to get more lost on the Kellogg peo­ dpes in a relaxation club and the The program will be sponsored by visibility to near zero. Partly sunny today cloudy tonight information concerning the proposed ple. It seems they’re Scheinblum said it’s basically a place the Youth Soccer Association and and chance few showers Friday. Average wave heights 1 project being built by a private ready now to pay Heiden where one can go and relax and do will be open to children ages 8-14. foot or less except 1 to 3 feet this afternoon. group. about $400,000 a year to whatever, read, listen to poetry, The proposed housing project will Registrations for the fall program eat those com flakes on shower, take a sauna and such. be built in conlunction with Welles will be accepted at the clinic. extended outlook television. Extended outlook for New England Saturday through | Njeither Heiden’s Monday: camp nor Kellogg's will MuiachusclU, Rhode Island and Connecticut; either confirm or deny BOB’S AUlO BODY 390 NEW STATE ROADp MANCHESTER Clearing Saturday. Fair weather Sunday and Monday. that a deal is in the High temperatures in the 70s Saturday and from the mid works, but, says Dan BOB’S AUTO 70s to the mid 80s Sunday and Monday. Low temperatures I Shedrick, a New York talent agent who works with in the 50s Saturday and from the upper 50s to the low 60s | Heiden’s agent, "I’m sure the Kellogg’s people BODY SPECIALIZING Sunday and Monday. were quite ecstatic about Eric’s remark. Any time Vermont; Fair Saturday and Sunday, chance of after-1 a person such as E ric says something positive about IN COMPLETE noon showers Monday. Highs 65 to 75 Saturday warming a product, a company is sure to be pleased.” COLLISION REPAIR to 75 to 85 by Monday. Lows 40s and low 50s Saturday Bob's/iut& Bod rising to 50 to 60 by Monday. Bad joke AUTO PAINTING Maine and New Hampshire; Clearing Saturday. Fair Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 70s except 75 to K Mon­ For a while there, it looked as though the long FREE ESTIMATES day. I^ws 45 to 55 Saturday and in the 50s Sundayand country music careers of Chet Atkins and Steve Monday. Wariner were to end with a disturbingly literal OPEN DAILY bang. Their plane had just taken off from Richmond, 8 TO 5:30 Va., when the pilot came on the intercom. Says SAT. 9 TO 12 NOON Wariner, "He told us he didn’t want to alarm us, but The Almanac he’d gotten a call from the ground saying someone FOR ESTIMATES ONLY OUR PROFESSIONAL AUTO BODY STAFF had put something on the plane.” By United Press International The pilot made “a nose-dive emergency landing” BOB BOULAY LEFT TO RIGHT PMPIIIETOR Today is ’Thursday, June 19, the 171st day of 1980 with I amid, a mob of police and FBI agents. JIM BOULAY, DAVE VARSELL, JOHN RICE 195 to follow. Says Wariner, “they even brought in dogs ... so ORMERLY OF TURNPIKE AUTO BODY 649-7215 The moon is approaching its first quarter. we knew they were looking for a bomb.” They The morning star is Venus. didn’t find one — said the episode was the work of a Waddell spash party The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and | "prank caller.” Saturn. Atkins and Wariner still aren’t laughing. School was out and the kids made a big rush campus and it’s a fenced in pool which the Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. for the old swimming hole in the traditional Grade 6 students used for their end-of-the- French philosopher and mathematician Blaise Pascal | Seraphic sleuth way, except that at Waddell School in year splash party. (Herald photo by Pinto) was bora June 19, 1623. BUILDERS, INC. MMMimm On this date in history: It was supposed to be a coming out party for the Manchester the swimming hole is right on R. E. LAVO IE In 1910, the first observance of Father’s Day (it was | new women’s magazine, Biarritz. Then somebody 47 aODAR TERRACE, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 06118 - 068-4270 - RAY LAVOIE Sunday) occurred in Spokane, Wash. invited Tanya Roberts and Biarritz very nearly got In 1934, Congress created the Federal Communications I blitzed in the stampede. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE • ADDITIONS • ROOFING * SIDING Tanya — the new angel, replacing Shelly Itack, in Commission to regulate interstate communications-1 JF s bond releases lien BOB’S AUTO BODY BUILDING WAS CONTRACTED TO R e b u il t BY R.- E. LAVOIE BUILDERS, INC., AND THE FOLl 6 w ING SUB- including radio and television. the haloed triad of “(Hiarlle’s Angels” —joiijM Rita Hayworth, Kathy Lee Crosby, Arlene Dahl, Mamie By KEVIN FOLEY Nekoosa in turn released Its at­ failed and refused to pay this sum.” CONTRACTORS. THIS ADVERTISEMENT WAS SPONSORED BY R. E. LAVOIE AND THE FOLLOWING SUB-CONTRACTORS AND Van Doren, Robert Wagner and Persia Khambatta Herald Reporter tachment on lots six, eight, nine, 15 Nekoosa offered six invoices to sup­ SUPPLIERS. WE ALL WISH BOB BOULAY THE BEST SUCCESS IN HIS BUSINESS. at the Hollywood promotion, but 35 paparazzi who MANCHESTER — ’The owners of and 20 at the Manchester Industrial port its claim. HECTOR CYR Lottery numbers Park and two separate lots off Ver­ PHONE: 528-0106 INTERIO R ACOUSTICAL MATERIALS stormed the party had lenses only for her. the Journal Inquirer newspaper have On April 24, Rouse filed a motion non and Parker streets. ’They were DRYWALL SUPPLIES Numbers drawn Wednesday: An even higher compliment came from Miss posted a bond and Great Northern with the court saying the JI had attached March 17 by Nekoosa who CONSTRUCTION m e t a l s t u d s Maine 710 Hayworth. Said the glamor queen of the ‘40s, “ She Nekoosa a newsprint manufacturer, failed to answer Nrtoosa’s claim for 6ENERAL R66FIN6 A SHEET METAL 66., IN6. claimed a letter d a M June 26,1976 TOOLS, MISC. even looks like an angel.” has responded by releasing its lien on the damages plus $2,417.17 in costs. SUPPLIES BUILT UP ROOFING A SHEET METAL WORK Connecticut 233 and received from Green ^nor AUTHORIZED APPLICATOR New Hampshire 6804 property owned by the JI’s parent However, both Rouse and the UNE ELECTRIC Construction Co. guaranteed the JI’s CELOTEX, TROCAL. IRMA, OAF, JOHNS-MANVILLE, Rhode Island weekly 523, 0472, 31638 Glimpses company. Green Manor Construction newspaper’s attorney, Milton EUCTRICAL CONTRACTINQ A APPLIANCES KOPPER8. BIRD. FRY SYSTEMS debts to Nekoosa. 464 Roberts St., East Hartford Conn. 06108 Rhode Is'mnd daily 2569 Co. Sorokin indicated the failure was Rosalynn Carter and daughter Amy will accom From early Dec. 1979 to about Feb. Telephone 569-2383 Massachusetts weekly 355, 53, 2 In a release of attachment cer­ merely a formality. Sorokin left open Frigidsirs 431 Ellington Road 324 GOVERNOR STREET pany President Carter to Eruope. 1, 1980, Nekoosa said, $62,582.83 in TEL. (203) 828-2101 Massachusetts daily 2570 tificate filed at town hall this week, the possibility of a counter suit but Maytag SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 06108 newsprint was delivered to the JI’s k e n w h it e JOE ORSINI Thomas Rouse, a Hartford attorney , stopped short of saying one was in Progress Drive plant. ’The paper representing Nekoosa, indicated a the offing. COMMERCIAL a RESIDENTIAL Residential & Commercial Complete Paving FREE ESTIMATES TEL 588-2270 Manchester To Advartlaa To Report New* suHicient bond to cover bis client’s manufacturer, in its writ filed at Service Hartford-New Britain Superior East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: $65,000 claim of non-payment against Rouse said May 22 the litigation Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester____ Alex Girelli, 643-2711 the newspaper had been posted. Court, claimed the "Journal has could take "three years” to resolve. 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6 y 4 - EVENING HERALD, Thait.. June 19, IWO EVENING HERALD. Thura., June 19, 1980-5 ^EditoriaU fHmirlirstpr EufuimJ(l^praI^ Town additional insurance coverage compensation coverage premium, also may pay a municipal risk pool being _____ o--— added assessment If claims tlon coverage will be Manchester — A City of Village Charm COVENTRY- - The forward,” Benjamin said coverage are about 855,0 which could match the formed by the Connecticut dividend. transferred to Middlesex, Town Council has of the proposal. He in­ with ThVTra7eTerT’l m ^ ° .. municipal pool cost. Because of the com­ Founded Oot. 1,1881 Conference of Benjamin said. Council ac­ Public confidence in town authorized the purchase of dicated, however, that if surance Cos., he said. Benjamin said the Municipalities. petitive price and the tion only would have been an extra $2 million in insurance rates increase Joining the new pool would M id d le se x M u tu al Middlesex plan, besides Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Current costs for cost about 851,500, but Assurance Co., has quoted possibility of a dividend, necessary if the town (The following la an filed had the town ad­ local banker, it seems unwise Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. liability insurance, next year, the town may guaranteeing a fixed tjie workmen's compensa;; joined the municipal pool. provided that Agent of have to reduce its workmen’s compensation there would be a risk of an a price for workmen's open letter sent to ministration and the board of for the town to exacerbate M«mb«r. Audit Butmu of Circulation Mombar. Unitad Praaa Intamatlonal Record Leonard ^njam in coverage. Manchester General directors inspired greater the situation. Stavan, Harry, Exacutiva Editor can keep the town’s in­ “We're going to sleep Manager Robert Weiss. It is confidence in town spending Cuatomar Sarvfca — 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor better,” said council ’The budget surplus matter Raymond F. RoMnaon, EdHor-Pubflahar Harold E. Turklngton, Editor Emarltut surance bill within the puhiished in hopes of policy. is but one in a list of actions amount already member Laurier DeMars, clarifying our stand on by the town, giving the authorized. favoring the added Those who have confidence In another town in­ coverage. The council Deli Department Specials municipal spending and in their town officials don’t taxpayer a sense of distrust. surance matter, the coun­ voted unanimously to ap­ CHOICEST MEATS public confidence in the usually petition to limit the Other town actions on the cil has indicated it doesn’t prove Benjamin's lb *1.99 wake of the town manager's spending powers of the ap­ list include the double base however, the police depart­ meeting in question just want to join the Connec­ recommendation. IIS TOWN v ir g I niabramdham reaction to a recent pointed and elected officials. ticut Interlocal Risk used for budget preparation ment was discovered to be defies credulity. Management Agency for Benjamin also reported that a review of the town’s WmfEAMEBICANCHEESE ib. * 1.99 Evening Herald editorial — It appears the town now and the coincidental secret one of those using the higher We recognize there will be workmen’s compensation property insurance values luSOA CHOICE $ ^ 9 « ed.) has taken some steps to an­ meeting with the police budget base. Only after that times when Evening Herald coverage. has resulted in a 84 million bIdlogna-...... Ib. *1.69 Benjamin, explaining the We’re sorry you’re disap­ ticipate the need to replace department, one of those fact was revealed in the editorials disagree with town increase in casualty in­ BOTTOM ROUND RM ST •H). extra liability coverage at pointed with our editorial equipment. We consider that surance. At the same time, HABD SALAMI...... using the higher base figure. midst of budget con­ policy and actions. Our intent Monday night’s council juSDA CHOICE concerning the proposed use to be a positive step in the ’The result of the double­ siderations was a secret is to offer constructive com­ meeting, said insurance the premium for this $ 2 * 9 of surplus funds to buy new premiums for 1980-81 will coverage was reduced PROWOLOME CHEESE ...... '»» right direction. standards for department meeting called with key ments praising or dis­ because of changes in the EVE ROOND ROUST .lb. TOBIN'S equipment. By using a budget surplus stay about the same as es­ lb *1.99 budgets was to minimize, at members of the police agreeing with town goven- timated earlier if the insurance marketplace, he TAVERN LOAF...... said. Council action wasn’t IU8DA CHOICE BEEF ROUND $ 2 9 9 We had hoped, apparently to purchase costly equip­ least on paper, the degree to department. The meeting ment. We consistently offer coverage is added. T O B IN ’S needed for this change...... lb *1.49 in vain, that you would not ment, the town tends to give which spending would in­ was ostensibly to discuss the suggestions and alternatives Reduced rates make it BACK RUMP ROUST •lb. OLIVE OR P&P LOAVES have missed the point of the the taxpayers the appearance crease under the new budget. confidential strategy of the to the town in hopes of possible to increase the On workmen’s compen­ 11^^^^ CASIHG FRAHKS 'b *2-1® editorial concerning public town's liability insurance sation coverage, Benjamin luSDA CHOICE CENTER CUT $ 2 > 9 it has some kind of “goodie We think these actions police in fighting crime. achieving a better from |1 million to $3 said the town's Insurance confidence in town fiscal list” waiting to expand spen­ further eroded public con­ The public was told the fact Manchester for everyone. million, he said. Advisory Committee had BOTTOM ROUND ROAST .lb. policy. ding to the levels of available fidence in the ability of town the meeting came in the mid­ We live in hopes town “ I t ’s a g ia n t step lost interest in the 'There apparently is a crisis cash. government to manage tax dle of budget talks was coin­ government will some day WEAVER DUTCH FRYE $ 2 * 9 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS of public confidence in the Such appearance tends to resources. cidental. take our editorials in the PARTY PAN GMGKEN . 28 ox. spending habits of the town. further lessen taxpayer con­ We select not to respond to T he coincidence is positive spirit in which they *¥’ courses listed We offer, as evidence of this fidence in government spen­ your capricious and con­ remarkable. are offer^. VERNON - The Indian playing session. 3 LB. KRAKU8 $ R 9 9 crisis, the petition now on file ding habits. descending comment, We think the police depart­ Thank you for your Valley YMCA is accepting Dog obedience classes OUKDIIIUII . V IIEU t SHOnKIIS . 22, in the town clerk’s office In a year when dollars are suggesting we would propose ment should keep the ad­ thoughts on these matters. sign-ups for its summer will be offered Wednesdays 11 oz. Lotion or 7 OE. T u b e ...... f c i f c w seeking a referendum on tight and citizens are being adult program which will starting June 19 at the to share police crime-fighting ministration and board of We always enjoy exchanging offer aerobics, goif and dog YMCA building on Route Ihillshire farms town spending limits. asked to sacrifice by strategy with the “criminal directors informed of its ef­ viewpoints with you. obedience classes. 30. Muriel Parker will be We are convinced this peti­ KELBASA.. everyone from the president element.” forts to combat crime. ’The Steven M. Harry Aerobics will meet Mon­ the instructor and she will days and Wednesdays for SURE SOLID DEODORANT tion would never have been of the United States to the We continue to note. timing and scenario of the Executive Editor cover basic commands of Ihillshire farms six weeks. Instructor Toni “sit,” “stay,” and $ 1 4 9 Bono will emphasize exer­ “come,” and “heel.” She cising the fun way through KELBASA . 10 lb. bag Scented & Unscented...... ■ I THINK 1T 6 H0ULPFE will also go over basic IT POESN'T SEEM FAIR TO MAKE ...BlTTj THAT'S VEAH.NNE’ajU S T a series of fun steps. behavior problems. U$ WAIT UNTILFALLTO FINP OUT... EETTieP RkSHTNOVV... % 0 W E P yiHO SHOT J.R . Golf classes will meet KNOW, FOR THESYSTEIK... HAVE TO WAIT 10 Tuesday nights at Torza’s For further information 7 N6VN THAT \T'^ 90ILEP FINb OUT... Golf Cienter in Ellington about these and any other 7 HEAVEN'S ------? with Ted Wagner as pro. p o m TO THREE SAKE 7 classes contact the YMCA t m CAWIPATES ■y Students will be taken from office, 872-7329, 734 Hart­ the golf range to a final ford Turnpike. M3-9559 or 643-9550 U.8.D.A. CHOICE $ 1 1B f l mmiP aonON RNM M IST ...... Ib. m m i 9 8 Et t a , ____. R M S T & GREENHOUSES U.8.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ROUND $ o jAO 621 HARTFORD ROAD The Herald in Washington ...... lb. 4 8 DAILY SPECIAL BMK RUMP M IS T ...... Draft registration to test Americans youth By LEE RODERICK in three years, said, “I cannot speak puses of colleges and universities the liberty of America’s youth; and upgrade the quality of our training.” written just before Carter’s an­ We Give Old Fashioned No Substitute WASHINGTON - Within weeks, for every state, but in the State of- around the nation have not gone up in (4) it was a hollow signal to the Draft registration was proposed by nouncement, instead recommended 19-and 20-year oid men throughout Oregon, 86 percent of the young peo­ incendiary demonstrations.. I count Soviet Union. President Carter on Jan. 23, “post-mobilization registration.” A BUNCH Butcher Service... For Quality the nation — perhaps four miiiion of ple in this age bracket oppose the this observation as evidence of the following the Soviet invasion of Some senators believe registration These doubts were enough to build AT IN BLOOM d ra ft... there is a high percentage of maturity of today’s young Afghanistan. However, a report by is akin to other post-Afghanistan them wili troop to their iocal post of­ a sizable coalition of strange political generation.” gestures by Carter which they said STORE HOURS: fices to register for the draft. Or wlil their parents and people in the bedfellows. the administration’s own they? middle-aged groups and older groups “They are not seized with bravado selective Service agency. had failed to deter Russia’s The registration plan was ali but who likewise disapproved of and op­ and false courage or even the Voting against registration were aggressive tendencies. Mon. A Toes, ’ti 6dK) 317 Highland St. set in motion when the Senate ended pose the draft.” patriotic enthusiasm that has such Republican hardliners in the a filibuster engineered by Oregon Opposing the draft and opposing characterized some generations,” he Senate as Jake Gam and Orrin Hatch Thoughts____ Wet)., Thurs., A Fri. tH 9D0 MANCHESTER Republican Mark registration for a potential draft are added, but have "to a remarkable of Utah, James McClure of Idaho, Hatfield and ap­ two separate things, however. degree, a realization that we live in a and Robert Dole of Kansas. Yet The spontaneous Insistence that Robert Browning has a magniflclent Sal A Sunday p ro v ed th e Hatfield compared the problems of hostile world and that it is necessary voting for it were such liberals as there must be Immortality arises not poem, “The Last Ride Together.” 'ta 6:00 CONN. proposal on a 58- enforceability to the prohibition era, realistically to face the fact that we Republican Charles Percy of Illinois just from sour grapes. It can also The-lover has time for just one last 34 vote Thursday and estimated that betweien 80,000 must remain strong.” and Democrats Adlai Stevenson, arise from the lips of those who are ride with his beloved. The memory of (J u n e 12). and 400,000 eligible young men will Although the compliance question Hlinois; Abraham Ribicoff, Connec­ tasting very sweet grapes Indeed! past glorious rides together which Senators offered y refuse to register. repeatedly was raised in the ticut; and Majority Leader Robert Life is so great that we want it to last are to be no more casts a melancholy mixed reviews Senate Minority Leader Howard protracted Senate debate, other Byrd of West Virginia. forever. gloom over this last ride. If it is all to how the natlon’3 ^ ^ 1 Baker of Tennessee, however, called objections to registration Utah’s two senators both called the Think of how in the midst of young end, why even go on this ride? GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh, Produce Specials youth would react to registration, registration "a prudent step to take, overshadowed it. registration scheme a “cosmetic” love, one can be so very conscious of And so I ask you, if it is all to end, which the House had passed earlier. given today’s world circumstances,” Those objections included (1) attempt to paper over the nation's the fact that the most precious things why do we go on with our rides? WISHBONE WHOLE - 20 LB. AVERAOE Wisconsin Democrat William and predicted the reaction would be registration would have no effectjon defense requirements. "It’s an in life can be snuffed out in a flash. Browning’s lover was able to go on. * overwhelmingly positive from the the most serious manpower problem ITALIAN DRESSING...... 1 6 0 1 . 89 Prozmlre, who voted against the attempt by President Carter to look Love is so vulnerable that we need to The despair was temporary. He was UVATERMELONS each ’ 2 . 9 9 nation’s youth. plan, cited a random poll at the of the military — retaining skilled tough without being tough,” said know that it has its establishment able to affirm that what began so SWEET LIFE _ SEEDLESS University of Wisconsin which he “ ... Since the proposal (was) given and experienced individuals? (2) it Gam. beyond the confines of this world. well (life as exemplified in the pas­ MUSHROOM STEMS & PCS.4<«. 2179* 9 9 < said indicated 32 percent of those on national television by President would only save about a week in case “The Soviets are not going to be This belief allows us to love all the sion of young love), must end well! 6RAPES . lb. Carter, there has not been a great KELLOSO'S $109 who are supposed to register won't. of a general mobilization (others day deterred or frightened if we register harder and protects and exalts it. Our bliss is the thought that heaven JUMBO And Hatfield, whose filibuster led to hue and cry of opposition around the it could save up to 90 days); (3) it our young men as long as we do little We feel that heaven must somehow will somehow freeze and exalt life’s FROSTED RICE CEREAL...... leoz. the Senate’s first all-night talkathon country,” said ^keV. “The cam­ was an unwarranted Intrusion into else to bolster our reserve forces and freeze and exalt life’s best moments. best moments! 8 9 < ONEEN GIANT HONEYDEW MELONS each CAUFORNIA _ WHOLE GREEN REANS. 18 oz. 9 9 « Washington Merry-Go~Round POTATOES . S Ib. bag TOWELS...... FRESH _ I 200 FT. ' SIQC CUCUMBERS 2 1 3 9 ' HAHDIWRAP , 12” Things were better under shah^s rule This Portrait Package, offering a variety of poses i VANITY FAIR By JACK ANDERSON dissidents to prostitutes to Khomeini has encouraged religious casts. and backgrounds, is TOILET TISSUES ...... WASHINGTON- Ayatollah homosexuals. They have been ac­ persecution, which reportedly has OIL WAR? —The Unites States,the politicians in Washington must break Accounting Office is having a hard designed to fulfill all SWEET LIFE CHUNK LIGHT ■ llllllllllll Ruhollah Khomeini, glowering cused at whim and tried before become rampant. The religious Soviet Union and the Arab oil powers loose from the financial grip of the time accounting for itself to govern­ your p o rtrait needs. fiercely from his shaggy revolutionary councils without minorities, such as Jews and Bahais, are maneuvering dangerously near oil companies. The threat of nuclear ment auditors. On a recent unan­ TUNA IN O IL ...... countenance, declaring his hatred for regard for due process or defendants’ live in terror. They have been the edge of world war. Here’s the war ought to have priority over ir'ilA Coupon «• R till Coupon 4' nounced visit, the gumshoes found PACKAGE INCLUDES: $7.50 Furchair $7.50 Purrhn.v America and all its works, has staged rights. hounded and harassed. Their ominous scenario: protecting the profits of the in­ Treasury checks totaling more than (2)8xl0’s (3)5x7s a “Crimes of America” conference. -Last December, I charged that religious property has been seized The oil sheiks are plundering the satiable oil tycoons. 1300,000 strews around the office, (15) Wallets (4) Charms TSOZEJV & DAIRY WINDEX SWEET LIFE It would Serve the Iranian people Khomeini had revived the shah’s and their shrines desecrated. industrial nations, including the What the country needs is a lying on the floor, scattered on desks HEAVY DUTY better to hold a “Crimes of the Manhattan Project that will bring *1 IB GLASS CLEANER dreaded SAVAK secret police and -He has also curtailed personal United States, by recklessly holding and stuffed helter-skelter in drawers. weikAinaMra 20 oz. LAUNDRY DET. Ayatollah” conference. that he had kept in power the shah’s freedoms. He has restricted the legal back production and rigging prices. together the nation’s best brains and 9 ^ n 2 . 9 5 RISiml'mYFOTATOa...... It 01.49** 04 o z . F o r th e closet confidant, Hossein Fardoust, rights of women, authorized searches It probably will take military action industrial resources to find a sub­ DEPOSrr/TOTAL IKCKAQE PRICE 39* ayatollah, whose who headed the imperial inspec­ without warrants often at night and to stop this ruinous economic assault. stitute for oil. AW cutpotatoes ...... ,.« .4 9 * •1.59 dark and gloomy torate with authority over SAVAK. barred freedom of movement. The Soviets, meanwhile, are WASHINGTON W HIRL-Presi- UNIT ONR AT HIOKUND PARK 11 9 ^ JUICE...... 1 .« .7 9 * * VALID JUNR 16 • JU N I 22 UNIT ONE AT HIQHUND PANK presence now Khomeini has merely changed the -He has cracked down on press expected to cross the great divide dent Carter politicized the 1980 cen­ THESE DAYS'^ONLY . V.l ID JUNI 11 . JUNI It j sus by giving political loyalists the ...... ,zx«. • 1 .5 9 dominates Iran, name of the secret police to freedom, qlosing more than 40 into oil dependency in a matter of JUNE lmmmmmmmm>Mmmmu has forced on his SAVAMA. This was confirmed by the newspapers and magazines he didn’t months. In anticipation of this, they first crack at the jobs. The resulting ...... «.. i » i . o o M ith Coupon A' With Coupon A 2 17.50 Furrhaie people a harsher Washington Post in a front-page like, expelling foreign cor­ are closing in on the Persian Gulf. national head count has been flawed WED. 18 THURS. 19 S7.,>0 Pun'hnso UR^IiliHOCOLATECAKE ...... 11.2 OS. * 1 .0 9 NIO.. ILICT. PMK life than they ever story on June 7. SAVAMA, though not respondents whose reports dis­ President Carter has warned that the by Incomplete returns. Inadequate FRI. 20 SAT. 21 AUTODNIP.DIHP endured under the yet as cruel as SAVAK, has allegedly pleased him, detaining and United States will use military force. follow-ups, staggering errors and DAILY 10 A.M.-8 P.M. ISSSI'^uicE...... i.« .7 9 « WESSON MAXWELL HOUSE shah. Khomeini has afflicted them tortured its victims. There have been If necessary, to maintain access to widespread confusion... Officials HONOR AMERICA questioning newsmen, interfering Qreen Manor Blvd. Manchester sfio rs& iN o ...... OIL COFFEE with severe economic hardships and reports of beatings, cigarette bums, with international telephone, telex Persian Gulf oil. from more than one government aaoz. 11b. WORDS OF FREEDOM ...... tirt.7 9 * religious restraints. In return, he has suspension by the feet and psy­ and satellite communications. Thus armies and navies with agency have complained to my office Congreu ihill make no law re­ offered them rewards in heaven. chological abutes. The ayatollah appears to be hydrogen-headed missiles are that they are short of office supplies liiSBiifi •1.29 •1.59 •2.49 specting an establishment of leiig- Applying the guidelines'of the ' -SAVAMA also arrests and detains oblivious to the contradiction, as he already encircling the Persian Gulf. but have a surplus of Jinuny Carter ion, or prohibiting the free exercise IKOSAine .1 H>. qtn. 99* I ' UNIT ONI AT HIONLANO PARK 11 UMtr ONI AT HIOHUND PANK United Nations Human Rights Com­ political opponents just like SAVAK Strate^sts In the backrooms of the photos... Under federal manage­ ” VAUD JUN116 . iUNR St |l commits the same crimes against thereof; or abridging the freedom i IAAafpnrsDF^a a to n riD n 3i*1.00 VAUD JUNI 1* • JUNI U mission, here is a list of the used to do. Estimates of the number humanity that he denounced under Pentagon believe war is Inevitable. ment, Amtrak has canceled five GS of speech, or of the press; or the ksitr-lisvici MPT STSRIS 1 iM PPm T08UET ayatollah’s human rights violations; of iwUtical prisoners vary from 1,500 the shah. Indeed, Khomeini has a Indeed, it could erupt into World War trains in the past year while Presi­ right of the people, peaceably to -He has ordered hundreds of sum­ to h^OOO. I^n y have bran held in­ capacity to cultivate unreality, a m. dent Carter tos been calling upon No additional charge (of groups.-Poses our selection. assemble, and tt> petition the gov­ Backgrounds may occasionally change. Satisfaction mary executions; the secret death communicado for long periods mysticism that undermines rational Yet this horrendous calamity can Americans to rely more on mass ernment for a redress of grievances. always or deposit cheerfully reknded. list is known to exceed 1,000. 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If European travel is escalating beyond your means, consider passing requires minimal space Gullotta-Adamaon up those hotels and fancy restaurants Gooseberries and STORRS — It’s possible stems for winter color and bearing that fruit in July for a sleeping bag, tent, and currants are usually not to yield a bountiful harvest a brilliant red foliage and everbearing that fruit cookstove. Because tt o may sound sold as fresh fruits at the Diahe Justine Adamson of Glastonbui^ aiid Bernard of mouth-watering fresh color. Once establish^, in July and again from too difficult to even contemplate market place. Joseph Gullotta of East Hartford were married June 7 at fnUt from the narrow strip yearly pruning will keep mldrSeptember until frost. from this side of the Atlantic, former Gooseberries, because of St. Paul’s Church in Giastohhury. bMween the walk and them productive and The summer-bearing The hride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Bolton residents have written a book their thomey stem, could to help you plan, pack for, and enjoy house. within a height of 5 to 6 plants produce fruit on Adamson of 249 Carriage Drive, Giastonhury. The Edmond L. Morrotte, feet. canes ' that have be utilized as an iniformal bridegroom is the son of Marietta Gullotta of East Hart­ this much cheaper way to travel,.a hedge or barrier plant. wdy used by many Europeans consumer horticulturist at Blueberries do best in full overwintered. ford and the late Pasquale Gullotta. the University of Connec­ sun but will tolerate light The everbearing Both are tolerant of partial The Rev. Edward Chadzlewicz of Glastonbury themselves. shade and moist soil con­ Patricia and Robert Foulke, ticut Cooperative Exten­ shade. The soil should be varieties produce the fall • celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ .si"' sion Service, suggests quite acid (pH 4.5), moiqj crop on new canes and the ditions. Established plants ring ceremony. Mrs. Joseph Puzzo of Glastonbury was residents of Lynnwood Drive, Bolton, can produce more than from-1960 to 1969, while he was an planting strawberries or and have a high organic summer crop on canes that organist. four quarts of berries. English professor at ’Trinity College, brambles in narrow places matter content. ’The poten­ overwintered. Yield is 1 % in the home landscape. tial yield is 3 to 4 quarts for to 3 quarts per 15 square Fruit from several com­ The bride was given in marriage by her father. have written "Europe Under Can­ I’; monly planted omamentls Mary P. Adamson of Glastonbury was her sister’s maid vas; A guide to Camping for Singles, Other small fruits — a mature bush. Cross­ feet. blueberries. pollination is beneficial but Grapes can be used along — American hlghbush of honor. Bridesmaids were Catherine A. Adamson of Couples, or Families.’’ Published cranberry, cootoneaster, Glastonbury and Judith A. Santostefano of Beverly, this spring by Prentice-Hall, the Strawberries make a not necessary for fruit set. fences to act as a screen or rather attractive Low bush blueberries, in an arbor to shade a firethorn, mountain ash Mass., sisters of the bride. compact book can be ordered and bMch plum — can be Thomas GullotU of Glastonbury was his brother’s best evergreen ground cover which only grow to a height patio. The soil should be through your bookstore or from the used to make jams and man. Ushers were Jeffrey R. Adamson and Kenneth G. publisher. that can yield as much as 1 of 12 to 16 inches, could be fertile and well drained. 'The jellies. Adamson, both of Glastonbury and brothers of the bride; Mrs. Foulke visited Bolton recent- quart of fruit per plant used where a low planting plant requires full sun. and Mark A. Santostefano of Beverly, Mass., the bride’s Iv to promote the book in the area, once they are established. is desired. Its cultural It takes a minimum of brother-in-law. They require full sun and requirements are the same three years to develop a Family supper signing copies in Huntington’s Book moist fertile soil. as highbush blueberries. grape vine. During this A reception was held at the Webb House Bam in Store in Hartford, having radio inter­ The June bearing types Raspberries and the period the plant should not ANDOVER - Andover Wethersfield, after which the couple left for Orlando, views, Including an hour-long, develop runners that can other brambles can be be allowed to set fruit. Once Congregational Church will Fla. ’They will reside in Manchester. mlddle-of-the-night live conversation completely blanket the planted along fences or in the main trunk system is have a family night supper Mrs. Gullotta is employed by Hardee’s Inc. Mr. Gullot­ with a Hartford radio station, which ground in one year. Allow narrow strips of land that established, it is necessary Friday at 6:30 in the ta is employed by the Hartford Courant. (Napletano she conducted over a bedside phone. between 6 to 8 square feet are normally planted to to prune heavily each church social room. Hard at work Mrs. Bernard J. Gullotla photo) The guide was written mostly by per plant. ground covers. They do spring because grapes are The program, “Focus on Kathy Szbell of Torrington puts the sponsored by the Manchester Arts Assoc^- Mrs. Foulke based on her Hlghbush blueberries well under light shade and produced on the current Afghanistan,” will be finishing touches on a hand-painted pine tion and attracted nearly 100 exhibitors ^nd presented by Ghulam and ^*1 experiences traveling in the British can used as foundation are tolerant to very moist seasc s growth. mirror during Sunday’s arts and crafts show several hundred spectators. (Herald photo by j-'d’' Isles and Europe with her husband on soil conditions. A carefully maintained Heather Ebadi, in native Hesketh-McCarihy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foulke or screening plants. Aside Burbank) three extensive, low-budget visits, from the berries, they have There are two categories vine could produce 20 to 30 Afghan costume. in Center Park, Machester. The show was Anne Marie McCarthy of Cambridge, Mass., and Dr. two with children. As she says, this is expect at campgrounds, and how to Interesting red and gray of raspberries; summer pounds of fruit per season. Paul Joseph Hesketh of Manchester were married in a food costs for seven countries, based'’ “ the book we longed. for - and avoid getting cabin fever traveling double-ring ceremony May 24 at St. Mark’s Church in couldn’t find.” Professor Foulke, on the 1977 dollar but easily converti-. with children during bad weather. ble. The book ends with five', Boston, Mass. chairman of the Skidmore College ’There are lists and helpful hints on The Bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard English Department for the past ten suggested itineraries:a southwestern - Agriculture professor the bare essentials needed for warm McCarthy of Boston. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. circuit of England,a central circuit of years, mostly edited the book. weather and cool weather camping, and Mrs. William Hesketh of 88 Washington St., ’Their travels took place during his England and Wales, and tours 4 kinds of stoves and lighting, sample through Scotland, Scandinavia, and * Manchester. sabbatical leaves, and, although the menu plans for a week, comparative The bride was given in marriage by her father. Central Europe. to study in China book concentrates mostly on cam­ Margaret T. McCarthy of Watertown, Mass., was maid ping, it has helpful hints to those who STORRS - Dr. John P. science and education National Association of of honor. Bridesmaids were Christine Macintosh of may be living abroad for longer H. Brand, associate dean exchange program in­ State Universities and Coventry, Deborah M. McCarthy of Boston, Elaine M. periods, with time off for travel. of the College of itiated in 1979 between the Land-Grant colleges. Prokop of Cambridge, Mass., and Molly Zbinden of New College graduates Now a special education teacher, Agriculture and Natural United States and China. Dr. Brand, who is also Britain. Mrs. Foulke says she has brought Resources at the Universi­ Other teams have been director of the two-year A reception was held at Morissette Post in Quincy, Among the area students receiving ty- of Connecticut, will be established to study the Ratcliffe Hicks School of together, based on their experiences, Johnson & Wales College held its- • Mass., after which the couple le(f for Bermuda. (Stryer degrees from the University of New one of a 12-member scien­ biological control of pests, Agriculutre, said the all the information necessary for Hampshire on May 18 are: 66th commencement exercises on- photo) June 8. Among the area graduates • tific team to study germ plasm, animal exchange program will be anyone “starting from scratch.” The Glastonbury: Wendy J. Stewart, extremely important in the Instantca^ agricultural education science and health, land 174 pages include how to find the are: Receives awards 214 Carriage Drive; and Margaret W. Manchester: Bruce Bayles, 29&;j programs in the Peoples and water, forestry, development of this coun­ most economical way to cross the Lydia M. Perry, daughter of Mrs. Gerald Allen of 81 Wulftange, 218 Strickland St. Burnham St.; Judi Cooper, 243-i Republic of China. economics and statistics try’s agricultural relations Atlantic , how to pack for yourself Scott Drive, Vernon, graduated from Northfield Mount South Windsor: Ruthe E. Glogston, Ferguson Road; and Alic E. Stack. ’The team, which will be and other agricultural with China. Hermon School in Northfield, Mass., where she was a stu­ m . and for camping, how to rent or buy 804 Pleasant Valley Road; and Vernon: David K. Houle, 65 Bette" in China from July 9 areas. Dr. Brand has held his dent leader and on the Varsity Cycling Team. camping equipment and a car or ’Theresa A. Gerado, 67 Gray Road. through July 30, will The program is ad­ twin posts at UConn since camper overseas, how to locate the Vernon: Susan M. Gardner, 18 Circle. ’ ’ She received the Departmental Award in Advanced Rockville: Donald A. Weber, 23•- examine administrative ministered by the Inter­ 1967 and before that was an best campsites, what facilities to Oakmoor Drive. Spanish for general excellence in Spanish at the advanced Fairview Ave. ■“ arrangements, curricula national Science and agricultural economist for 24houisadagt level and the Hattie E. Zschirpe Memorial Award for the and teaching methods, Education Council which four years at the universi­ senior girl who best exemplifies the principles of organization of scientific operates under the joint ty- character, loyalty and humanity. research, and potentials auspices of the U.S. He is a graduate of Miss Perry will attend George Washington University, STRAWBERRIES for future contacts and Department of Cornell University and School of International Studies, in September. -Mrs. Paul J. Hesketh exchanges. Agriculture’s Office of received his advanced PICK VOUROWN The trip is part of a International Cooperation degrees from Purdue 30th anniversary bilateral agricultural and Development and the University. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ’Thompson of 112 Conway Road, Coventry Garden Club r t o w a t C B E Manchester, observed their 30th wedding anniversary at a party in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller of Manchester on June 8. DAISIES^ elects new president ’The couple was married June 3, 1950 at the Fourth COVENTRY - Mrs. Coventry student for Congregational Church in Hartford. Peter A. Thomas has been studies in horticulture or 'The party was hosted by the couple’s four daughters: OAKLAND RD. - RTE. 30 elected president of the related fieldsm Mrs. Susan Copeland of Virginia; and Kathy Thompson, WAPPING SECTION, SO. WINDSOR Coventry Garden Club. Debbie Thompson and Beth ’Thompson of Manchester. 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schools, churches and the whole Tuesday night's Building Com­ During discussion of a request of took the road and I’m not going on representatives this year. ‘"They TownTolk community has got to sit down and mittee meeting where the cost of the Talcottville Congregational record as voting against a church.” have set an example for future Narkon gains semifinals After the release of figures look at the vandalism problem in high school renovations was Church for a variance to put up a students. They show that MHS new sign because of highway con­ I .... ___■ A lA ltn i die > 1 !...... Aputt A W.aAbut T'V.'.IDolan n * t iregained - A a y a l n c i / t tthat H f l l at 11 totalling the cost of vandallsnn in this town,” Balet said. elevated to |6.4 million from $5.5 students can eo on to too colleges.” Narkon’s upset win over Dolan, time . champ and defending tltllst. struction, Steve Wakefield, chair­ Chairman of the Manchester Four-time Manchester Country Golf Association Championship with a birdie. The defending champ Elast Hartford parks, Park Direc­ million. “When I first heard $5.5,1 ’This year’s representatives and the who for the first time In 15 years Narkon, who has captured the man of the Veraon Zoning Board of Board of Elducation John Yavis Club women’s champion Nancy yesterday with a 2-and-l win over was in a challenging position but H,. Manchester’s school Superinten­ wanted to* know what kind of schools they ^11 attend are: Lee won’t be in the semifinals, pushes her Manchester County Club title the tor Fred Balet said the problem is Appeals, commented, “ There’s commented at Monday’s board Narkon moved into the semifinals of Marcia Dolan at New Haven Country Narkon made par-saving putts at the dent James Kennedy still didn’t marijuana the reporters had been Ann Stauffer - Georgetown Univer­ into today’s round of four against past four years, closed out the match not one that can be solved by put­ sufficient hardship shown-the state meeting on the quality of student the 58th annual Connecticut Women’s Club. 12th, 13th and 14th holes, each time to ting teen centers in town. "The believe his ears at the conclusion of smoking.” sity; and Jeff Lombardo - Brown. Leslie Shannon. Shannon advanced with a 10-foot putt to save par-three with a 5-and-4 win over Maynette at the 17th hole. halve with Dolan. Wendy Ehrlich of Ellington Ridge Crothers of Shuttle Meadow Country The 21-year-old Narkon saved par Country CTub and Kareh Parciak of Club. on the 15th hole with a well-executed ThouQhts QpLENty Narkon and Shannon met in the trap shot which she landed a foot Manchester Country Club moved into O bituaries New charged levied' 1978 final, which Shannon won, 8 and from the cup and then matched par the Second Flight finals with wins David J. Adams 7. The Narkon-Shannon winner ad­ with Dolan on the 16th to hold a 2-up yesterday. Ehrlich topped Linda John Greig ^ Walters, 5-and-4, and Parciak ad­ ROCKVILLE - David J. Adams vances to Friday’s 36-hole cham­ lead with two holes to play. MANCHESTER - John Greig, 65, against wet driver Farm hands pionship against the Lida Kinnicutt- Narkon, who fell behind early, took vanced with a 5-and-4 win over of 29 Laurel St., died Wednesday In Carolyn Keggi. The finals is slated of 41 Foster St. died Wednesday at Marji Funk winner. the lead for good at the eighth hole as Bridgton, Maine. Friday morning with an 8:30 tee off. ^ his home. He was the husband of He was bom in Naples, Maine, and MANCHESTER - A 17-year-old tinger car struck it. now getting Narkon canned several crucial Dolan bogeyed. She moved 2-up at Ethel Nevue Greig. had lived many years in Rockville. youth charged late Tuesday night Mrs. Hettinger and her sons ScottI By putts in turning back Dolan, nine­ the 10th hole by canning a 10-foot bir­ He was born in Scotland and had with reckless driving was also 11 and Jeffery, 14, were treated and been a resident of Manchester for He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. shot on Yanks Nadine Neimann of Rockville; five charged with speeding and other released at Manchester Memorial Len Auster more than 40 years. He served with violations after he lost control of his Hospital following the 10:15 a.m. ac­ the U.S. Army during World War II. sons, Dennis Adams of Manchester; Lansley Adams of Ellington, Gerry car on E. Middle Turnpike early cident. Jennifer &ttinger, 6, was un­ Before retiring five years ago, he had Adams of Crystal Lake, and Terry Tuesday morning and crashed into injured. Guidry overpowers Angels been employed for 15 years at the and Joseph Adams, both of Williman- traffic signs and a telephone pole. Police issued Mrs. Hettinger a There’s always been some Rebuild the farm system so each Roger Sherman and Christi Rigging tic; and nine grandhildren. Police said Donald H. Goss of 21 written warning for failure to obey a madness in George Steinbrenner’s year it will produce the necessary Co. He was member of Center Guidry acknowledged the Angels it seemed to me,” said Nettles. Funeral services will be Saturday Horace St. and two companions were traffic signal. ways, talent. NEW YORK (UPI) - Ron Guidry Congregational Church, the Army injured when Goss, driving 72 mph in Detectives arrested Charles Nails, Of course Steinbrenner will bid for claims he isn’t “pure power” were not at full strength, saying, “Without thinking about it, I knew it at 2 p.m. from the Hacker Hall When he purchased the New York "that type of loss would hurt any was coming. I hit a curve for the and Navy Club and the Dilworth, a 35 mph zone, according to police, 29, of no certian address Wednesday Yankees in January of 1973, it was a players he deems needed by the anymore, but he had more than Cornell, Quey post of the American Funeral Home, Casco, Maine. Burial club.” home run and I thought that Aase jumped a highway divider near and charged him with second-degree franchise in disarray. Its last pen­ Yanks. But overall he’ll allow the enough strength for the California Legion. will be in Edes Falls Cemetery, New York jumped to a 2-0 lead on struggled most of the time he was on Naples, Maine. Calling hours will be Woodbridge Street and hit the signs larceny In connection with a May 23 nant was In 1964 and a bright future Califomias,- Texas, etc. throw Angels Wednesday night. Besides his wife, he leaves two and pole. incident at Sears in the Manchester their dollars away. Guidry, 7-3, scattered six hits and Aase in the first inning when Bobby the mound.” from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. was not in the offing. The ’mighty’ One of the bright spots for the sons, Joseph F. Nevue of Enfield and / In addition to speeding, Goss was -Parkade where he allegedly He’ll be building from within. struck out eight as the New York Murcer singled with one out and George M. Palmer Bronx Bombers had gotten old Nettles walked. Reggie Jackson’s Angels was the relief work of left­ William P. Nevue of Manchester: a charged with driving while under the attempted to steal $800 in sweatsuits. together and the farm system was Yankees defeated the Angels 5-0, COVENTRY - George M. single scored Murcer and after Bob hander Andy Hassler, who retired all daughter, Mrs. Joan Potterton of influence of liquor, improper use of Nails is being held on a $2,500 bond literally in a shambles. with Bobby Brown and Graig Nettles Coventry; eight grandchildren and a Palmer, 70, of 363 Walnut Trail, Pine marker plates and failure to carry an and an appearance In East Hartford Not on purpose contributing home runs against Don Watson walked, Jim Spencer’s 11 batters he faced. Result was the best team in sacrifice fly scored Nettles. New York has now won six great-granddaughter. Lake Shores^ died Wednesday at insurance card. Superior Court has been scheduled. An open letter to all soccer, little Aase, 4-6. baseball wasn’t the best —far from Brown drilled his eighth homer of straight, seven of its last eight and Funeral services will be Friday at Windham Community Memorial Tuesday night Goss was charged He was turned over to federal league, etc. parents. Dear “Two years ago,” said Guidry of 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Retiree honored it. the season in the fourth and Nettles has the best record in the majors at Hospital in Willimantic. with reckless driving and misuse of marshals who wanted him in connec­ And then came Steinbrenner. Mom/Dad: We do not deliberately go his 25-3 season in 1978, “I was pure Main St. Burial will be in the followed a walk to Murcer in the fifth 40-21. The Yankees also own a seven- He was the husband of Mrs. jjiida Campbell, center, accepts a copy of the Keeney marker plates after an acccident tion with a parole violation. Call him what you like but the man out of way to misspell little John- power, raw power. Last year I veterans section of East Cemetery. with his ninth homer. game lead over second-place Boston near Burnham and Windsor streets. knows how to get production. His ny/Jane’s name. We do receive, on slowed down a bit and tried to learn Friends may call today from 2 to 4 S , a ST ^' carpenter, had His companion was arrested after Death termed suicide hoTO to pitch. I’m doing the same “Aase wasn’t mixing up his pitches in the AL East. been an ardent fisherman and hunter Richards. The yearbook was dedicated to her. She is retiring primary modus operand! at the out­ occasion, names which are mis­ and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ allegedly becoming abusive with in­ spelled in the first place—and we try thing this year." all his life. after having taught for 17 years continuously at the school. MANCHESTER - The body of set was free agency. He’s been ac­ tributions may be made to Center vestigating officers. David F. Tabor, 25, of 88 Englewood cused of outbidding everyone for the to correct the ones we know. And we That’s not exactly how California Survivors, besides his wife, are six Congregational Church Memorial (Herald photo by Pinto) Goss and his two companions were Drive, Manchester, was found best talent. Not true. He’s been able are recipients of handwriting which Manager Jim Fregosi saw it. daughters, Janet C. Palmer, at Fund. trfeated and released after the mor­ Wednesday in a car in a wooded area to utilize it the best of all. is early Egyptian hieroglyphics “Guidry was overpowering,” he home, Mrs. Marion Smith and Mrs. Peter J. Monaco ning accident at Manchester of the Town of Scotland. His death The other means of rebuilding the which a cryptographer would refuse said. "I see some signs we are com­ Susan Bruning, both of Longmont, MANCHESTER - Peter J. Bridge workers injured Memorial Hospital, and Goss was was termed a suicide by Dr. Bruce Yanks was via trades. Willie Ran­ to tackle. ing out of our slump, but not against Dyak first woman Colo,, Mrs. Margie Windecker Erie, Monaco, 73, of 71 School St. died released by police after posting a Valentine, medicai examiner. dolph, Bucky Dent, Rick Cerone and Please bear with us. Thanx. Guidry.” Colo., Mrs. Patricia* Kesner of MANCHESTER — Two construc­ Stancliff Drive, Stratford, apparent­ Wedensday at Manchester Memorial $200 bond. State Police at the Danielson Tom Underwood, to name a few, California has now lost eight in a Kingman, Ariz., and Mrs. Betty tion workers were injured ly lost his footing while working on a Hospital. He was the husband of A Vernon mother and two of her barracks said a vacuum hose had have all come in deals. row and 14 of its last 15. The Angels Williams of West Hartford; three Wednesday morning when they steel lattice. Ronald LeMay, 45, of 23 children were injured Monday mor­ been connected to the car’s tailpipe And now Steinbrenner is getting Bits and pieces played Wednesday night without Rod Constance (Boivin) Monaco. sisters, Mrs. Ethel Aspinwall and toppled from a 20-foot-high bridge Rhodes Road who was working along ning after a collision at W. Middle and then put inside the car. production out of his farm system. Brian Sweeney, who helped Carew, out with a stiff neck, and Don He was born in Trieste, Italy, and Mrs. |Ruth Aspinwall, both of ____stanchion______near-Tolland ’Turnpike . and attempted to grab but both men fell Turnpike and Adams Street. Tabor was reported missing from He’s poured literally millions of Manchester High, to co-ownership of Baylor and Brian Downing remain on sports shrine lived most of his Manchester. Before Manchester, and Mrs. Mae Richard- Deming Road where improvements to the ground. Police said Patricia H. Hettinger, the home of a relative in Coventry on dollars into its redemption and some the 1979-80 CCIL basketball crown, the disabled list. retiring in 1969 he worked as a son, of Vernon; and a brother, Archie on 1-86 are being made. Gall sustained a puncture wound in , mechanic for L&M Tool Dilling 37, of 29 Foster Drive apparently June 15, Coventry Police said. He had farmhands are now being promoted will attend Suffield Academy...Bob Palmer of Andover. Police said the 11 a.m. incident oc- his leg and bruises while LeMay suf­ By EARL YOST Ford and Monaco Ford. Since then he attempted to beat a changing light as been visiting in Coventry and to the big club. Venora, top scorer and rebounder for A memorial service is being cured after Joseph Gall, 55, of 4 fered a contusion on his face and has been a self-employed mechanic. she traveled east on W. Middle Turn­ reportedly had been despondent. That was a gripe with many East Catholic’s five which reached American League Sports Editor planned. bruises. Both men were treated and Seven times in the last 14 seasons, Survivors, besides his wife, are a pike. Yankee minor leaguers. None were the Class L semifinals, is heading for Blue Jays 5-3, White Sox 4-1 released at Manchester Memorial A car operated by Mary ‘Hebron in History’ Cathy Dyak has been the No.l high brother, Enrico Monaco, of Thelma McKenzie Blimp stolen Hospital. being promoted. Worcester Academy... Ernie Whitt belted his first homer Szatkowski, 67. of 372 Scantic Road, average women bowler in the Manchester; four sisters, Mrs. MANCHESTER - Thelma Police ordered work halted at the HEBRON - "Hebron In History,” This year, though, the Yanks have Manchester High’s Tim DeValve of the season and John Mayberry Carmelia Cooney and Mrs. Josephine (Gatchell) McKenzie, 78, of 39 Warehouse Point proceeded into the will be the theme of the program to brought up and utilized the talents of and George Suitor and East National Duckpin Bowling Congress. site until Occupational Safety and extended his hitting streak to 17 For her accomplishments in Monaco, both of M anchester,^rs. ' Joseph St., formerly of East Hart- at Top Notch intersection on a green light, be presented Friday at,7:30 p.m. in Bobby Brown, Dennis Werth, Mike Catholic’s John Clifford and Jack games with an RBL single in the Health officials completed their in­ knocking over the little pins, she has Mary Calve of Bolton and Mrs. Edith ford, died Wednesday at Hartford witnesses told police, where the Het­ the Gilead Hill School. Griffin and Joe Lefebvre. Not all Hull will be heading for Seattle, nightcap. In the first game, Rick MANCHESTER - A 24-foot-long vestigation. No arrests were made. been voted into the Manchester Portante of New Britain. Hospital. She was the widow of started out as original Yanks, but Wash., for the June 24 National Cross Bosettl blasted a two-run homer in blimp moored atop the new Top Sports Hall of Fame, the first woman Funeral services will be Friday at Donald L. McKenzie. each has been promoted thru the Country Championships. The needed the seventh inning to lift the Blue Notch supermarket at 725 E. Middle to be honored. 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney She lived in Manchester for the last system. monies were raised and all hands are Jays. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. four years. Turnpike was reported stolen There are more waiting in the most appreciative... Induction ceremonies will take Wednesday morning, according to Rangers 8, Brewers 1 place Friday night, September 19 at with a mass of Christian burial at 9 She was a member of Hockanum wings. If ever there was a poignant teevee A1 Oliver drove in four runs. Bud a.m. at St. James Church. Burial will United Methodist Church of East police. Most visible of all is Steve ‘Bye, show with a message it was the Manchester Army & Navy Club. The helium-filled blimp which is Harrelson hit his first homer in three Previously announced selectees were be in St. James Cemetery. Hartford. Bye’ Balboni at Nashville in the Dou­ Tuesday’s 'White Shadow’ on CBS. years and Doc Medich pitched a six- valued at $3,500 was being used as a Joe McCluskey, the late Jerry Fay, Friends may call today from 2 to 4 She leaves three daughters, Mrs. ifisrv ble A Southern League. He’s two Simply, a high school All-American hitter to propel Texas. Harrelson’s promotion for the store’s grand the late Walter “Ty” Holland, and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ Marion L Starkweather of years away from the big club. There basketball player, heavily recruited homer was his seventh in a 14-year tributions may be made to the Manchester, Mrs. Geraldine opening. Police called to the scene are other prospects at Columbus in by 150 or so colleges, couldn’t read Meredith “Moe” Morhardt, Ulysses about 9:30 a.m. were told by career. “Tony” Lupien and Matt Moriarty American Cancer Society,v237 E. Spraveri of West Palm Beach, Fla. the Triple A International League, the letters from schools expiressing Orioles 3, A’s 2 neighbors the red and white, four- Sr. Center St., Manchester. and Mrs. Nancy M. Raymer of Ver­ just a hop, skip and jump from the interest in him. If you want to be a Pinch hitter Lenn Sakata singled in non; two brothers, Francis Gatchell finned airship was last seen about 11 lUMQ^ majors. student-athlete —be one. But A resident of Manchester for the p.m. Tuesday. Eddie Murray with one out in the past 16 years, Dyak first ruled the of Inverness, Fla. and Donald H. Yankee farm clubs at each level remember if you aren’t a student ninth inning to help the Orioles down In Memoriam , Gatchell of Townsend, Mass.; a At first, police speculated the last year did extremely well and con­ then the athletics will never roost among female duckpinners in blimp broke loose from its moorings Oakland. Mike Flanagan went the the United States for three seasons, sister, Mrs. Mildred Gowell of BUGGED BY HIGH PRICES? I 1 tinue to do so this go-around. materialize. distance to register his seventh win In u d and loving memory of Paul Botticello. who on top of the store, however, after in­ 1974 -75 thru 1976-77. Litchfield, Maine; and seven That’s in Steinbrenner’s master Hit the books. You won’t regret it. in 12 decisions. passed away June 19th. 1976. vestigating, it appeared the moorings The Manchester mother of two, a grandchildren. plan. Royals 10, Indians 2 We live today with memories. had been tampered with, police said. We Dare You To Find A Better Deal,.. son and a daughter, and a grand­ Funeral services will be Friday at Jamie Quirk and Amos Otis com­ Recalling the time you were here. mother, has averaged better than 4(X( Time takes away the edge of grief. , U a.m. at the Newkirk-& Whitney bined for five RBI in support of Larry But memories turn back every leaf. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., It Doesn't Exist'!! for every three games rolled since Hirih thanks Eck showing signs Gura’s ninth victory. Gura, 9-2, the 1975-76 season, a phenomenal « Sadly missed by East Hartford. Burial will be in scattered seven hits in winning his Mother. Dad and Brother Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. feat. sixth straight game and tying Tom­ A native of Baltimore, Md ., where in Memoriam Friends may call at the funeral home firefighters my John of the New York Yankees today from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ of value to Bosox she met her late husband, Steve for the most wins by an American Dyak, also ranked second best twice In sad and loving memory of Mary Botticello who tributions may be made to the MANCHESTER - Two letters Leaguer. paised away June 19. 1971 BOSTON (UPI) - The path back son had blood dripping from his nose during the last 14 years when all Hockanum United Methodist Church from Emanuel Hirth, manager of the Every day in some small way. after the game, but allowed that “it averages were compiled. Memorial Fund of East Hartford. central Connecticut Co-op on Apel has not been easy, but Dennis Memories of you come our way. Eckersley Is already showing signs should be my throat after the way Before 200 single game efforts Time and years roll swiftly by. Memorial mass Place which was damaged by fire we’ve played the last three nights. became a regular pattern, Dyak per­ But love and memories never die. May 30 were read to the Eighth of u ^ t he means to the Boston Red Electronic BOLTON—A mass will be said Sox and how much the team needs his We have played our absolute worst formed the feat several times. Cathy Dyak Sadly missed by Utilities District Board of Directors Friday at 8 a.m. at St. Maurice “I bought my defnsive ball in the last three games. Her championship seasons were as Husband. Children and Grandchildren during Monday night’s 'monthly "I came to valuable right arm. Church for Margaret F. Slaga. Stereo somewhere Northeast anti And we’ll be out tomorrow early for follows showing winning averages: director’s meeting. Ekdiersley fired a seven-hitter, line judge else and SAVED!!", striking out a season-high eight fundamentals. When you are going 1965-66 -129.332,1966-67 -129.398,1968- National Duckpin Bowling Congress tantly, and won easily. District President Gordon Lassow I’m s till batters and going the distance for the bad, guys try to do too much and you WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - 69 - 130-21, 1969-70 - 129-242, 1974-75 - Women’s Division Hall of Fame in Over the years she has won prac­ read the letters-one addressed to paying second time Wednesday night in have a breakdown.” Wimbledon’s image as the most con­ 133.253, 1975-76 - 134-721,1976-78 - 137- 1968. tically every major duckpin tourna­ Town will buy trucks Fire Chief Ted Lingard and the other lo r it..." After the Mariners scored a run in servative and tradition-bound of ten­ 625. She was second in both the 1964- She always credited her husband ment for women and has been an in­ to the board-which praised the dis­ pitching Boston to a 6-2 victory over the first on a walk and Dan Meyer nis tournaments will receive a shock 65 and 1867-68 seasons. with the success she enjoyed as he structor with the Brunswick advisory MANCHESTER — The town ad- waited to find out how much money trict volunteers for their “effective the Seattle Mariners. The win was ministration is preparing to buy two would be needed for snow removal triple, Lynn drove a two-run homer when the championships begin Mon­ While the Manchester Sports Hall served as her coach and advisor until staff. action” at the fire. Eckersley’s second since being 6-wheel trucks with dump bodies and off Glenn Abbott, 6-3, into center of Fame doors won’t open until illness two years ago. Cathy Dyak No woman in the USA has enjoyed before going forward with it. The In the letter, Hirth said quick work forced out of the lineup for one month day. snowplow frames from Nutmeg field, his eighth of the year. Lynn has September for the dark-haired Silk entered the Manchester Women’s the success of the Manchester mild winter made the money by the district and six other com- due to back spasms. An electric shock. International of Hartford for $97,000. Tournament just once, rather reluc­ housewife over the past two decades. available. panys saved “ the jobs of our “This is the best I’ve felt in the eight RBIs in the last three games at For there on the famed center Towner, she was inducted into the Bids were taken May 16 and Next year’s capital improvements empioyees’’ and “the financial three starts,” said Eckersley, who Fenway Park as opposed to six court — the inner sanctum of tennis’ Tuesday the Board of Directors ap­ budget includes provision for a 10- raised his record to 3-5. “I felt a little during a recent 12-game road trip. oldest tournament — will be a piece proved the money for the purchase. s e c u rity ’’ of the Co-op’s 600 wheel truck. members. ALL ELECTRONICS AT D E A L ^ COST! stiff in the seventh inning, but it’s And he knows why. of electronic gadgetry which may The purchase had been authorized in coming along well. It’s a lot easier to “I’m starting to go the other way, silence even Hie Nastase. “I’m Proud to be associated with lacMiii: U C fn a, TWIITUU$, T>H HCKS. UPUriEIS. TIIIIEn. t CM SimO tNITS the current budget, but the town ToName live knowing it’s okay.” it’s that simple,” he said. On the It is designed to tell whether a ser­ Braves sweep Pirates the district,” Hirth wrote in one of Bible school a Fe w ... road, I seem to forget about left field the letters. Eckersley is 2-0 with an 0.86 ERA vice is either in or out of court elec­ Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner. home victory. Niekro, 7-5, earned his Siren schedule BOI/rON— The United J J' ‘ 110“ EHS □ n ‘ 211" in bis last three starts. In 21 innings, and try to pull everything. It’s the tronically. The service line judge will NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Methodist Church will have a vaca­ be has fanned 19, walked two and same thing every year, I get in a rut. sit with a little black box and an Nahorodny, like most hitters around “We just happened to lose two today. second shutout of the season with his BOLTON— The fire siren located tion bible school June 23 through 27 DAV Auxiliary STEREO RECEIVER given up just 15 hits. At home, I go to all fields and I’m earplug. When a service is out, a red the league, figures to lose his share We’re better off than we were last sixth complete game. Jim Kaat. 1-4, on top of the firehouse on Notch Road from 9 a.m. to noon at the church on MANCHESTER— The bttUUlTURNrABlE KENWOOD “My arm feels dynamite because I more successful.” light will flash and the line judge will of battles wiUi Kent Tekulve. That year at this time. We’re gonna was the victim of the Astros’ 12th will not blow between the hours of 11 SLD-3 Direci Dnve C A S S ETIE DECK K X -1030 (3 Head) Boston Turnpike (Route 44A). Manchester Chapter, DAV, rested it for two weeks while taking Lynn was also buoyed, by hehr a beep in his ear. makes winning one all the more rebound tomorrow. It’s just another victory in their last 14 games. p.m. and 6 a.m. All children from ag& 5 through the treatments,” he said. “I was Ekikersley’s performance, both from The device has been designed day at the ballpark. And we have a Phillies 5, Padres 1 Auxiliary, will meet 'Thursday night >5 sweet. James Preuss, chief of the Bolton Grade 6 are eligible to attend the patient and I’m glad I was. I wanted a personal and professional stand*-.because line judges have been “You know, to get a hit against long way to go, 100 games left.” Keith Moreland’s two-run, pinch- Volunteer Fire Department said at 7:30 at the Anderson-Shea Post, BUT 1 SPEAKER AT REGUIAR SUGGESTED f o school. This year’s theme is, “Jesus, to come back point. hearing a great deal more than a Tekulve is a pretty good ac­ In other games, San Francisco hit double highlighted a four-run most fire volunteers have radios in VFW, East Middle Turnpike. “We’re counting on him and bleep in their ear when angry players complishment,” Nahorodny said downed New York 8-5, Chicago ninth, giving Steve Carlton his their homes and cqp be notified by 1 Believe in You.’’ RETRIL PRICE, RND GET A SECOND sooner but they To register or for more informa­ made me wait. And (Mike) Torrez to win 15 or more for have questioned their decisions. Wednesday night after His ninth- blanked Cincinnati 7-0, Houston shut major-league leading 12th victory. radio call, it is not necessary to blow ‘ Clsrke Speskers tion call the Rev. Marjorie Hiles at they did the right us so it was good to see him like that. The system has been tested inning, three-run double off Pitt- out St. Louis 3-0, Philadelphia Carlton struck out nine to raise his the siren during the night. SPEAKER FOR > 1. Eictudsd 646-5201. r n i thing. But it was He had the old zip back. And it’s satisfactorily for the past two weeks burgh’s relief ace gave the Atlanta dropped San Diego 5-1 and Lcs season total to 127 in 124 innings and > - >1 hard. I’ve never easier for the hitters when you don’t in pre-Wimbledon tournaments and Braves a 3-2 victory that triggered Angeles beat Montreal 8-7. he lowered his ERA to 1.74, Bob Septic tank ALL f AL*' 1 FIRST TIME EVER went through need eight runs, that four or five will will be used on center court and court them to a double-header sweep of the Gianta 8, Mels 5 Shirley, 5-3, took the loss, Pete Rose CARTRIDGES ALL AUDIOPHILE anything like it do,” he said. No. 1. I Pirates. Jack Clark had four hits, three runs collected his 2,535th career single, scored and one RBI. New York made placing him third on the all-time list. survey set THE WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM ENGUIND HEADPHONES 2 S % (ftMASTER before.” In the nightcap. Dale Berra’s two- AND SUMMER SCHOOL 1980 of the And as if to illustrate to all that he base throwing error in the seventh four errors — two each by Frank Dodgers 8, Expos 7 r e c o r d in g MA;SCHESTER - The UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT wiU be offering is back, he confidently whiffed Willie allowed Dale Murphy to score the tie­ Taveras and Jose Moreno — and four Bill Russell smashed a three-run Manchester Health a course during Session II CJune SO- DEALER COST! J , V2 P ^ E J v. o ^ ^ r ECORDS! Horton with the bases loaded in the Olympian stars romp breaking run for a 5-4 victory. But wild pitches, three by starter Ray homer to highlight a six-run,seventh- Department is conducting August 8, 1980). MEMORULS ninth to end the game. Nahorodny, a seldom-used player, Burris, 4-6. John Montefusco, 3-5,was inning rally. Charlie Hough, the a survey of the houses on “I had seen him in the runway, PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - A1 Wood Kentucky’s 7-foot freshman center provided the spark for the un­ the winner and Greg Minton fourth Los Angeles pitcher, worked didn’t mince words. Concord Road, Baldwin lurking there, but I figured the Sam Bowie wowed the crowd of more expected sweep. recorded his fourth save. two innings and raised his record to /XTARVJ^PARTMK^TAl 259 “Conditioning paid off,” the 6-foot- Road, Elberta Road, Car­ -SPECIAL BONUS • SPECIAL BONUS • SPECIAL BONUS • SPECIAL BONUS ground bail (an error on the batter than 11,000 with his long shots as he “We needed that bad to get us back Cuba 7, Reda 0 1-3, while rookie reliever Steve Howe WOMEN'S STUDIES: A SUR VEY ' FEMINIST ACTIVISM** 1076 Burnside Ave. 5 swingman from North Carolina man Road. Cornwall ★ SPECIAL BONUS BUYS IN WEST HARTFORD STORE ONLY^ before Horton) would have ended it. I accounted for 16 points. on the right track here,” said Jerry Martin hit a grand slam to recorded his seventh save. said after leading the U.S. Olympic “I've always been able to shoot highlight a five-run seventh and Den­ Drive, Bryan Drive and This is a three credit course meeting from 6:30-9:30 LHarHord,Cl wasn't worried. I was pumped up. I Nahorodny, who has now hit in seven We hive puUed beck all our “ONE OF A KIND ITEMS, OVERSTOCKS A DISCONTINUED basketball team to a 97-66 drubbing from the outside,” Bowie said. “My nis Lamp, 6-6, and Bruce Sutter com­ Pond Lane. in the evening each Tuesday and Thursday. just fed him all sliders. I was looking straight games. "We’re too good a ITEMS end MMUD TNEM DOWN NASTICAUT FOR CIUMME! of a group of NBA stars Wednesday teammates gave it to me tonight and bined on an eight-hitter. Martin’s Hall of Fame The cost for registration is S45 per credit hour. to punch him out or pop him up,” he team to be where we are.” \ night. I was fortunate to hit them." 12th homer came off Doug Bair. The survey will inform For additional registration information and a said. The Braves stand in a virtual tie SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - "They aren’t in shape. It’s their DePaul star Mark Aguirre, who Chicago’s first two runs came in the home owners of the need to SumrJer 1980 Bulletin call 486-3832. Fred Lynn and Carl Yastrzemski for last place in the West, but The Naismith Memorial Basketball Florence Boston gave Ekikersley all the support he off-season — this is our season,” said scored 13, said Game 2 was second on a two-run single by pump their septic tanks 838 Farmington Ave. K-Mart Pliza A L L ITEM S Manager Bobby Cox believes the Hall of Fame will have special needed. Lynn drove in three runs Wood, who was the top scorer for the "rougher” than the series opener in DeJesus off loser Charlie Leibrandt, every three years, identify Information on the Women’s Studies Program Owner Cromwell. 635-0070 LIM IT ED sweep can spur his club. extended hours from July through Farmlngldn, 677-2432 with a two-run homer in the first and Olympians with 17 points. Los Angeles, which the amateurs 6-4. Sutter notched his 14th save. problems in septic tanks is available through the Women's Center, The TO IN STOCK “b a tin g the Pirates is good for Labor Day, according to Executive SM I H li4\ The victory gave the Olympic team won 97-84. I 4 HI Prospect Plaza a slnMe in the third. Y ^ ^ o v e in two our ballcliib,” he said. “We’ve been Aalroa 3, Cardinala 0 Director Lm Williams. and compile a list of University of Connecticut, Caldor Plaza QUANTITIES a 2-0 advantage in the Gold Medal West Hartford. 233-2913 Enfield. 745-1074 ONLY morran the fourth, when Boston put “They (the pros) can’t attack a playing awful good latefy. And we Enos Cabell and Cesar Cedeno The Hall of Fame will be open dai­ sanitary sewer users. 27 Whitney Road, Storrs, Connecticut 06268, Games, a five-game series scheduled Caldor Shop I Plaza awa]f the game thanks to some zone very well —~th«y never see finally got a few breaks tonight.” each drove in a run and knuckle- ly from 9 a m. to 6 p m., an increase 486-4738. *phoios mjy nol as a ^owcase for the Olympians S28-2680 Manchester, ( 6-8364 cofiesoonOionwieis generosity from the Seattle infield in one,” said Aguirre, citing the fact “To me, Berra didn’t give the baljer Joe Niekro pitched a six-hitter of two hours per day from the normal because of the boycott of the the form of two errors. that the games are being played un­ ballgame away, we lost it,” said to lead Houston to its 11th straight schedule. Mariners’ Manager Darrell John­ Summer Games in Moscow. der International rules. , 1 EVENING HERALD, Thun.. June 19. IMO- 13 la — EVENIWO H EaiA LD . Thun., June 19, IWO 6coreboorcl Parker leading in votes CHARTER OAK NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO First Oaim)’ NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Parker SPORTS ON TV abrhbi abrhbl CHICAGO------TORONTO Wiping out a deficit with ab r h bl ab r b U MAJOR Sottbali of toe Pittsburgh Pirates appears to Manllticf 5010 Herqdoocf 5230 a nine-run sixth inning, IVEMNQ tllOWbitfUdU t000AOoSquIreslb ^ ^ _ 411lG rU H ntt 3000 LITTLE be the only National League out­ Taverasti — 4111 BoaeUlcf 4133 LEAGUE Tonight’s games Arm y. & Navy upended 1:00 Wahngtnrf 3 100 CUrtrf 534 1 MoUnarolf SlOOAuItlb 4130 Methodist vs. MPizsa, fielder assured of a starting berth for A u ttrtIn a IM m FoetbaM Steams c 3130Evaos3b 4011 „ ^ 3011 Vekidh 3131 LEAGUE Manchester Oil Heat, 11-9, next month’s All-Stor game, accor­ OMn9 Joronsn lb 303 1 Mtyc 3000 4 010 Baimli rf 3 031 LEADERS 6 —Fitsgerald S 7:00 Caraenlph 010 0 Murray lb 3 0 0 0 at Fitzgerald Field. Wayne ding to toe latest tabulations from Hendrtn If 400lStraU»» S23lMoiTl«Jb 4010GarcU2b 4011 S O rM tM t Spertt Lagawda 4011 lorgSb 4010 BAITINO Flo’s vs. Cherrone’s, Gagnon belted three -DeClnces.DP-BaUtmorel.LOB- nv w p II for the winners DO Conference (HCC) title. It was co­ RBI Oakland!. Baltimore 14.2B-Sliieton. L E A G U E -G ^d ^^ WCIl lO r m e W in n en i. u y DUSTY INDY East; Apollos 5 (Danny hit above toe .300 plateau. The latter AB. H. Avg. Stargeltlb 4000 Matthwarf 3 12 1 champ in 1979 with Xavier, The- Milner If 310 0 Burrghs U 4 0 00 DeClnces. Elliott, Heath. McKay. HR- ^ b ' slipped to 5-8 with the loss. Sixteen hits were turned Lathrop Insurance out- (^Uahan 2, Jay Snyder 2, pair, both juniors, drove in 17 and 19 Pete Kiro 88 32 .364 17 BASEBALL Gamer 2b 4 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 112 Guerrero (D.S-Murphy. Morris. OA and BannlsUr, Sea 87. Eagles scored in double figures nine Mike Freiheit 77 27 .351 30 ■ Ott c 4 13 1 Blanks ss 3 00 0 IP H RERBBSO into an 18-5 victory by Se­ slUgged Acadia Jeff Fogarty), Sou^ers 2 runs respectively. winner BerraSb 4 112 Benedict c 3 010 Oakland American League Ali-SUr Leaders cond Congo over Rockwell Restaurant, 11-4, at (Tom Candon, Mo Moriar­ times and registered a school-record Graduation takes the Eagles’ top Dave Fournier 40 13 .325 9 Rhoden p 2 0 l0 N i^ ro p 3 0 00 Kingman 614 By United P rw International 194 runs. But pitching, a pre-season NATIONAL LEAGUE Lacy ph 10 0 0 Camp p 0000 Hamilton 0 Catcher NATIONAL FARM International at Keeney Robertson Park. Dave pitcher, Gregg Kane, who recorded a Kyle Ayer 83 26 .313 17 E u t Jones (L14) 2 1. Carlton Fisk, Boston, 6990: 2. ty). Romo p 0 0 0 0 Bradford p 1000 Scoring in every inning, Field. Spencer Moore and Bidwell, Joe Ruggiero and North; Cougars 1 concern, faltered at the end. 6-3 mark with the club’s best earned Mike Falkowski 72 22 .306 19 The Center Court Health W L Pet, GB BRbnsn ph 10 0 0 Lacey 0 EUrrell Porter. Kansas CiW, 872579; 3. "Pitching at the end kind of failed Montreal 34 34 96 - Totals 34 4 8 4 Totals 9 5 6 3 BalUmore Jim Sundberg, Texas, 2 9 ,^ ; 4. Brian the Medics bested Carter George DeSormiers each Art Warner each had three (Jeremy Dieterle), Toros run average. Returning will be a pair Brad Cabral 72 21 .292 9 & Racquetball Club on n«REAT PUladelphla S3 34 579 tk x-awarded first base on catcher's Flanagan (W74) 9 7 2 2 1 5 Downing. California, 2959; 5. Lanc( Chevrolet, 10-4, at Bowers on us. When you get into the state 16 .262 12 Pittabuirfb 34 37 .97 IVi Interference Hamilton pitched to 1 batter in 7Ui: Parrish, Detroit, 29,461; 6. Rick zipped three hits and hits and Jim Dowling and 0. of junior righthanders, Dennis Mike Daly 61 Route 83 in Vernon recent­ 37 S .49 7Vk tournament, you have to have the NewYork PitUburgh 100 000 300-4 Lacey pitched to 1 batter in 9th [)emp8^, BalUmore, 91,0ft; 7. Rick Field. Tom Shells tripled George Cappalla, Bob Jeff Maxwell two apiece Olympics 4 (Jeff McCoy, 5-0, and Wayne Bray, 3-1. Jeff Barter 45 11 .244 4 ly held its second annual Chlcafo 25 S .49 8Vk Atlanta dQ 010 lOx— 5 WF-Flanagan. T-3:13. A-1796. Cerone. New York. 17597: 8. Butch pitching to go the distance," Penders .200 16 St.LouU 23 9 577 I2V^ EMHt, Berra. DP—Pittsburgh!. LOB Wynegar, MnnesoU, 110,016. and singled, Billy Standley and Ken Sullivan for Lathrop. Bob Plosky Cappello 2, Chris Minerlo "We should have a good nucleus Dennis McCoy 65 13 “ Summer Sizzler’’ West CALIFORNIA NEWYORK _ _ believes, —PitUburgh5, AtlantaS. HR—Hubbard First Base Sciaudone played well two apiece for Congo. and Ron Nivison had three 2), Metros 0. pitching-wise coming back but we Dave Bottaro 61 11 .180 9 Racquetball Tournament W L Pet. GB (2), Berra (3). SB-Moreno, Royster. ab r h bl ab r h bi Rod Carew. CaUfomia, 07959; 2. “Eighty percent of the game is 2 Houston 37 35 .617 - Alexander. S-Lum. Cmpnrssi 4010Rndlph2b 4000 Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, SS157D; 3. defensively and pitcher DeSormiers, Moore and and two hlU respectively South; Sting 5 (Marc still need a stopper," Penders states. Mike Giliberto 20 3 .150 for area residents. Over Loa Angeles S 37 5ft 3 IP H RERBBSO Then“ 2b" 4 010 Murcer If 322 0 Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee, 475,894; 4. pitching and we still need a stopper, 4 020 Nettles3b 3212 Dave O’Brien won his Ron Tweedie homered. for Acadia. Vigeant 4, Steve Carlaon), No candidate, however, is evident. Steve Byrne 2 1 .500 2 3600 in gifts and prizes CinclnnaU 33 29 59 5 Pittsburgh laiufrdSb Jason ’nK^paon, CaUfomia, U6JB2; 5 someone who'll overpower people.” San Francisco 27 ft .436 11 Rhoden Rudllf 4 0 00 Jackson rf 30 1 1 Eddie Murray, ultlmore, 164,79; 6. fourth for the Medics. Tom Scarrozzo and Rick Astros 1 (Lugus Cosgrove). East will also need to replace rifle­ Bob Beltrandi 5 1 .200 3 were awarded. The event Atlanta 9 31 .49 11 Romo (L34) Grichlb 4000 Blair rf 0000 Willie Alkens, Kansas Gty, 156,49: 7. Kevin Sombric clubbed a The Eagles compiled a team bat­ 0 San Diego 37 9 .49 11^ AtlanU Rttnmndh 3 010 Watson dh 3000 Bruce ^ h t e , Seattle, 12059; 8. J®n Fields each blistered two WOMEN’S REC Caribous 1 (Randy Roy), armed catcher Dave Bottaro, a four- Emilio Giliberto 1 0 .000 was sanctioned by the Wednesday’s ResulU Niekro (TUrkef 4010 fencer lb 2 00 1 Mayberry, Toronto. 107566. three-run homer and Jim Chieftains 0. ting average of .285 on 198 hits on 695 year starter. Top prospects include Gregg Kane 3 0 .00 0 Oilcago?. ClncinnaU 0 Camp (W14) Miller rf 3000 Brown cf S i l l Second Base safeties for Rockwell. Putting the home run United States Racquetball San Francisco!. New York 5 Bradford Doo®uec 3000 Cerooec 3000 1. Paul Molltor, Milwaukee, 5ft545; 2. Gabriel tripled for ball to good use, the Stallions 4 (Dicky Boyle Association. AUanU 3. Pittsburgh 2. 1st game, Garber (S4) Patdipb 1 000 Doyless 3 000 Bobby Grtcb, ailfomU, 59.742; 3. L a n e r S. twilight WP-Rhoden.PB-Benedicl T-2:36. A album c 0000 Frank White. Kansas City, 434,777; 4. ______FELINE Bucklanders routed 3, Amy Berrera), AtlanU 5. PitUburgh 4. 2nd game, 17.154. ToUU 9 0 6 0 ToUU 27 5 5 5 Willie Randolph. New York, 91,794; 5. Mama Goiangos stroked Moriarty Bros., 18-S, at Whitecaps 0. Summer sport clinics at MCC Scholarship game\ in the Men’s open Dm- nUAt ^Ilfomla 000 000006-0 Jerry Remv, botUmi, 304,79; 6. E)uane AMERICAN Houston 3. St. Louis 0, night PHILAbELPHIA SAN DIEGO NewYork 30D1900X-5 four hits, including the Cheney. Lisa Griffin and ■* I sion, No. 1 seed Phil P h ila d el^ 5. San Diego 1. night ab r h bi ab r h bl DP-CalifomU 1. LOB-CalilomU 8. wL&r Making its only two hits game-winner in the iMttom Cindy Postemski each had P C F V P F Registration is still going on at Staknis, current Rhode Los AngelesS, Montreal?, night Roselb 41iOOSmithS8 40 1 0 New YorkS. HR-Brown (6), NctUe* (9). Seattle, count. Army & Navy of the girls’ basketball along with the Hmrsday’s Games McBride rf 5 120 Casb2b 3010 SF—Spencer. of the eighth inning, as three hits, Debbie Pelletier South; PatrioU 2 (Kevin Manchester Community College for MCC Coach Frank Kinel. Several The 24th annual Kerry McGuire Island rnasters’ ctoampion. (All Times EOT) ScfamidtSb SO llT enacelb 4010 IP H RERBBSO 1. Georae Brett, KamaacityjW,OB; blanked Modem Janitorial, ______— ______ClncinnaU (Price (M)) at Chicago LuzlnskiU 2 000 Winfield rf 30 10 CaUfornU Personal Tee nipped Wen- clouted two homers, Joyce Slane, Stacey Francolne), the MCC Summer Sport Clinics area coaches will assist. Memorial Scholarship fastpitch soft- defeated Joel Gitlin, a (Krukowi-7),2:30p.m. GrossU 0000 BevacquU 2000 AaielLM) 414 5 5 5 Sriiejr M . last night at Waddell jy>g 5^ gj Fitzgerald Morrison unloaded two hits ^ gers 1 (Gordon Hamll designed for school-aged children. SUB The soccer clinics will be staffed ball game between the Raybestos member of the PUlade^ihia (Walk 30) at San Diego Boone c 4000 RodripSb 3010 Hassler 0 unsford, Caiiiomia, jB,ioo; 5. Riciue Field. Kyle Bockus belted at your AMC/Jeep/Renault dealer.Here’s why: (Elcbelberfer04).4p.m. Maddoxcf 4 110 Mtopvpr 0100 New York Field. Colleen MacGillvary including a four-bagger ton). Clinics begin Monday, June 23 and by MCC Coach John Fitzgerald and 3 13 0 Evjms 3b 10 0 0 a grandslam homer and Cardinals, 6f Stratford, former six- New Yon (B ^hadi 3-1) at San Bowass Guidry (W74) 9 6 0 0 ripped three hits, Lori and Penny Gagnon and Panthers 1 (Mark continue each day through June 27 in­ members of the Hartford Hellions, Francisco (Kn»per54).4:(6 p.m. Trlllo2b 4010 Dadecf 300 0 PR-Cerone.T-2:12. A-9578. Hobaon, Boston, 1»,«H;0. Toby Harrah, John Little 3 tW O -m n shot time national champions, and 'At -AAA rebate, Jeep. P lttsbu^ (F * ■ ...... - - SOOOKendallc 40 11 Hansen homered and Debbie Triggs each added Massaro), Jaguars 0. clude soccer for 8 to 10 years old including Tom Mulroy, who holds the Beacon Cafe of West Hartford will be played well, he had ad- (Matula44)^7;S K..M.p.m. Morlnd 10 12 Rasmssn p 2 0 10 oeveiand, w MShortstop - ^giN’s slx-mn second in- St.LouU(Sykesl4)atHouston(Ryan LSmIthpr 0 10 0 D'Acqust p 0 0 0 0 CLEVELXND KANSAS CITY singled and Sue Setsky two hits and Annette Express 4 (Erik which meets 9 a m. to noon; soccer Guinness Book of Records for played June 25 at McAuliffe Park in vanced to the finals on the 0 0 0 0 Montnz ph 10 0 0 abrhbi abrhbi ^ Bi^ky Dmt^ New Yort, 407578^2. Fling. _ JIOOO rebate on '79. '80 Jeep 44),6:Sp.m. McGrawp Dllone If 312 0 WlUon If 5 2 3 0 RobirfounUilwaukeerm p"*;, belted two hits for the McCall chipped in a Wolfgang 4), Meteors 2 for 12 through 15 years which meets 1 juggling a soccer ball 12,295 con­ East Hartford at 8 p.m. m®*-® difficult side of tte Montreal (Grimtley24) at Los Angeles Shirley p 0 00 0 *1000Cherokees and Wagoneers. Get a check 4010Whitelb 4 2 00 Patek, California, « ! » ; 4. Rick Brophy each hurled three (Hooton64),10:9p.m. Turner ph 100 0 OrUrf Tees. Mary Cochran grandslam homer for the (Matt Ryan, Mike Brown). to 4 p.m.; girls' basketball for ages secutive times. Willie Cote, former Dovelette star, draw, and was visibly tired ToUU S S 10 3 ToUU 311 7 1 Harg;^ lb 4 0 01 Porter dh 312 1 6. one-hit ball to from Jeep Corp...or ydu apply the ^ Friday's Games Chaim dh 3 0 10 Alkens lb 3120 socked three hits and Bucklanders. Barbara Timbers 5 (Lindsey 12 to 14 which meets 9 to noon; and The clinic is sponsored by MCC and inducted in the Connecticut Softball at the end of each match a ^ Chicago I t AtlanU, night PbiUdelphia 100 000 004-5 HarrahSb 1110 Barranc pr 0100 Trammell, Detroit, 118,70; 7. Alfredo com b in e On th e ShutOUt. $1000 to your down payment. St. LouU at CinclnnaU, night San Diego 000 000 lOO-1 0000 Kathy Klotzer and Tina Davis bad three hits and Boutilier 4, Melina girls' basketball for ages 15 through the Manchester Recreation Depart­ Hall of Fame last year, will present Stakinis contmuea to hit DybznaSb 2000 LaCo^lD Billy Fleming pitched well Plttiburfh at Houxton, night E>-D8de, Kendall DF-PhiUdelphial. Alexndr 1 000 OtUcf 4112 Carr two apiece for Wen­ Donna Eichler two for (}uaglia), Torp^oes 0. 17 which meets 1 to 4 p.m. ment. Mistretto says that advanced the award and plaque to this year’s passing shots along the N«w Yoni at Lot Angeles, night San Diego 1. LOB-PhiUdelphU 7. San Rosello 0000 Hurdle rf 4121 OuUlcId for Janitorial. Mike Custer $500 rebate on other Montreal at San Diego, night Diego 8. 3B-Trillo, MoreUnd, Tenace, D.n(uitr2b 3 00 0 Wathanc son 1. Fred Lynn. Boston, 804590; 2. Jim i__ i l u -* e xi. i dy’s. Moriarty’s. According to Pat Mistretto, MCC registration is doing very well, but winner, Tim McCarthy, senior three- s*de walls to keep Gitlin on Philadelphia at San FranclKo, night Ramussen. 3B-McBride. SB-SchmIdt. 4 000 Quirk3b 502 3 Ri(». Boston. 649.422; 3. Reggie Jackson, nad DOth hltS fOT the lOSerS. Jeep models* including the new S-Caah. Mannngci 3110 New York, 6S.U0; 4. Don Baylor, director of athletics, the clinics are that he is concerned every youngster lettered athlete at East Hartford f®® cup- ui m i IP H RERBBSO D iaze' 40 10 Wabngtss Kyle Rolfe played well 4-cylinder high-mileage CJ as well AMERICAN LEAGUE Veryzer ss 4 010 CaUfomia. 44459; 5. Ben Ogiivie, as much for fun as for learning basic has an opportunity to enroll in the High. McCarthy will attend Boston In Open Doubles No. 1 East PhlUdelphla ToUU 9 2 71 ToUU 34 10 14 8 Milwaukee, 40659; 6. Sixto Lezeano, defensively. the team of Rich Synnott as Renegade. Golden Eagle. Laredo. W L Pet. GB Carlton (W124) 8 7 1 Milwaukee, 3959; 7. Willie Wilson. fundamentals of the sport. The staff program before registration is New York ft 21 S6 - McGraw 1 0 0 GeveUnd 01109001^-2 College next fall. Goldbn Hawk and Honcho. Kansas City 004100 06x-10 Kansas Gty, 286,775; 8. Gorman Thomas, includes experienced coaches and closed. For information, call the and Bob Carlson captured Boston 9 9 541 7 San Diego E-Quirk. White, Bannister, Rosello. Milwaukee, 290,^; 9. Ken Singleton, Milwaukee S 9 59 7W Rasmussen 614 7 1 DP-GeveUnd 3. LOB-GeveUnd 7. BalUmore, 39537; 10. Steve Kemp, players from the area. Joe Whelton, Community Services Division at 646- the spot in an exciting tie­ Baltimore S 9 516 8^ D'Acquisto 24 0 0 Kansas City ll. 2&-Dllone 2, Quirk Detroit, 34059; 11. A1 Bumbry, former UConn star and Wethersfield breaker finals match GeveUnd 9 9 508 9 Shirley (L54) 2 3 4 2 2 3 WiUon. SR^Washington. SB-Dllme 2. BalUmore, 236573; 12. Mickey Rivers, Jai Alai Results DATING 2137. W h o A m I? rebate, Renault Toronto 30 9 .500 9h T-2:9. A-15,621. Harrah. S-BannUler, White. SF—OUs. Texas. 29566; 13. A1 Oliver. Texas. High coach, will serve as instructor against Rich Huebner and Detroit 9 9 491 10 227560; 14. Amos Otis. Kansas City. Black Beauty CINCINNATI CHICAGO ‘ IP H RERBBSO (H t t m TOPICS Joel Gitlin. The seesaw »500 West ab r h bi ab r h bi Geveland . . ^ 234,79; 15. Ken Landreaux, Minnesota, 1 B w r U M L46 i46 346 brBebBrnmhr W L Pet. GB Denny(L74) 374330 208,40; 16. Mike Hargrove, Geveland, 7 iMt l i n i IIM 1IJ6 4J6 match began with a"21-13, 40 highway/(|^ estimated mpg.” KansasGty 9 9 .69 - Collins rf 4 0 00 DeJesusss 30 32 (Bir«iiC«yi 166 13J6 2M acalljiUi 116 7.46 ucncnuisin outdoor consultant 40 10 RandleSb 5120 Owchinko 4 4 3 3 4 0 306547. victory by Heubner and QUeago » 31 4ffi 6^^ Kenndy2b Baseball S h e U k rttm 3J6 5 OwnU GMif 146 National position for Toner 4 010 Bucknr lb 410 0 $500 REBATE ON RENAULT BLACK OakUnd 9 9 .476 9^ Conepenss m S t 1-2 (34.66 TM08£ POPUIAR MHATMLE8 Gitlin in toe first round. Texas 9 34 4G2 11 Foster If 4010Vailrf 30 11 Kansas City m u s 4-7 W7.N BEAUTY*— front wlieel drive economy Drlessn lb 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn r( 0 100 Gura(WM) 9 7 2 2 2 4 COLT INTER-TOWN N iK ta 7-4 UIS.76 M N ta 1-2 (11.26 Military-turplus infUubln John Toner, director of University was highlighted ticut State Golf Associa­ Synnott and Carlson came Seattle 9 35 .444 TrRMta 1-2-S (37U6 at its best. Le most American import 40 MlnnesoU S 9 410 ISVk Knight 3b 3000 Martin cf 4114 Owchinko pitched to2 batters in 8th. Eight runs in the opening TrMKta 7-4-3 (551.46 bought It surplus slorts were of athletics at the University by coaching state cham­ tion. CallfomU 21 9 5C0 17 Geronm cf 4 0 3 0 Hendrsn If 3 010 HBf^by Owchinko (Alkens). T-^:56 m t M k back in the second game as higliway estim ate/(^ estimated A-9,79. 1 EUnU Is q i 1146 U 6 1166 two types. of Connecticut, on Tuesday pions at New Britain High Wednesday's ResulU Nolan c 4 0 2 0 Foote c 312 0 frame. were more than 1 B vpii U rn 11.61 5.66 4J6 A native pf Dighton, MA, Synnott's forehand caught mpg — Toronto!, (Tbicago4,1st game Lelbmdt p 2000 TysonSb 2 100 MILWAUKEE TEXAS enough as Hebron stomped IF w tlR M M 12J6 4J6 I I M L « 6 i 7.46 5i6 was elddted president of in '55 and '56, a trip to the (born May 4, 1923) who Toronto 3. Chicago 1.2nd game Splimn ph 1 0 0 0 Sutter p * 10 0 0 2EftyllMMIil 3J6 3 OanU n « rt 741 Some were intended for fire; final score, 21-5. The 0 0 0 0 Lampp 2 0 0 () ab r b bi ab r h bl the National Association of high school Orange Bowl in BalUmore 3. OakUnd 2 Sotop Gantner2b 4 010 Rivers cf 5 2 2 0 TENNIS Manchester “B” , 14-3, last m t k 14 (45.66 M U M ( 4 4 J 6 emergency one-time use u life grew up in Nantucket, tie-breaker was even for Boston 6, SeatUe 2 Bairp 0000 Kellehr2b 1100 34 0 8 0 ToUls 31 7 10 7 MoneySb 4 0 0 0 Sample rf 0 0 0 0 Monday at Rham High. h fh d t 14 (17Si6 NrlKte M (124i6 rafts aboard ocean-erossing Collegiate Directors of Miami, serving as an assis- Toner is a graduate of New York 5, CaUfomia 0 ToUU Cooper lb 402 0 WllIs2b 4110 TiNwta 6 4 4 (456J6 the first 4 points, but a Kaiuas CIU10. GeveUnd 2 Cincinnati 000 000000-0 Jack Lynch hurled a six- TrNMta 14-2 (S71i6 planes. Athletics (NACDA) at its tant to his college Boston University. air conditioning (BOOOOSOx-7 Thomas cf 4 0 0 0 Oliver If 4 2 3 4 ntlk; Tm 0c sudden surge of spec­ Texas 8, Milwaukee 1 Chicago Ogllvlelf 4 12 1Staublb 4120 hitter and aided his own In # lUpa M 6 4 A ny 11.46 4J6 2J6 annual business meeting. coach—Buff Donelli—at Leaving School for a 42- tacular “kill” shots set the special. Detroit I t Mlimesotf, ppd.. wet grounds Leicanorf 4000 Ziskdh 4 022 Surrey Championships 2 4.66 116 Others were big things for *299 Thursday's Games IP H RERBBSO At Surbiton. England, June 16 4Irw kliiliftl 126 4.66 1 BmU 446 L46 Director of athletics Boston University (1950- (All Times EDT) Cincinnati Davisdh SOlONorrlsrf 3000 cause with three hits for such uses as floats under pon­ month tour in the U.S. tone as Synnott and Romero ss 3 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 2 0 First round I U t i m k k t LI6 2 M m l 3J6 / $299 AtR CONDITIONtNG Detroit (Schatzeder 24) at MinnesoU Leibrandl (LW) Mark Cox, BriUin del. Tom Gorman, Hebron. Six different M U 14 (24.46 toon bridges. since 1968 at Connecticut, 54), and at Columbia Army in the European Carlson coasted to the 11-4 (Jackson 3-4), 1:15 p.m. Soto Martinez c 3 0 0 0 AshfordSb 3 i 0 0 m d s 24 (41J6 SPECIAL’ -s a v e $261 Irom Harrltn ss 4 112 U.S., 2-6,?4,64; Brian GotUNed, U.S., players had one hit each NtIn U 24 (M.S6 NrfMta4-l (S2i6 Toner is past president of University (1957-66), im­ theatre, he was the star­ People know me thanks Chicago^icago(Barrios (B 1-1) at Toronto (Leal Bair del. John Feaver, BriUin.74.7-6; Paul victory. the suggested retail price Chicago Touts 9 16 1 ToUls 9 r 13 6 TritwU 24-1 (2SI.16 TrffMU 4-1-2 (21M6 But the inflatables now being the Eastern College to my colorful name. I H ),7:9 p.rr Milwaukee OQO 000IQO-1 McNamee, AuatralU def. Shlomo Gllck- for Manchester, which mediately prior to his ap­ ting Terrier quarterback in In toe Men’s ’B’ Divi­ Oakland (Lugford 44) at Baltimore Ump(WM) 624 S» wi6l O m s k made and marketed for recrea­ come from a small town in on AMC Concord, the family luxury Texas aXKB200i-8 itein, Israel, 64, 64; Brad Drewett, received effective relief U I6 Athletic Conference pointment at Connecticut. '47 and '48 when his team (McGr^orM),?:!7:30p.m. Sutter (S14) 214 LOB-MiIwaukee5.Texas6 2B-SUub AustralU. def. Geoff Masters. Australia .... • m .. 1 fcn 7i6 L26 146 2 IrtM ■ PUm 15.46 14.26 tional use are vastly improved. Alabama. As a tiurler. I sion,. A1 Ledger of Vernon compact, and A wheel drive Eagle, 5 EUrrU Lm m I 3J6 446 (ECAC). Seattle (RobeHsl.0) at Boston (Stanley tVaill. WP-Bair. Cooper,Sundberg. D .vii,o»iivSH R- w . w i kini pitching from Tony 4 I r w 1.46 4J6 In addition to the ECAC, won 11 and lost 5. BU was just 90-88 over nine topped Paul Rashaw in two America's only passenger automobile with A wheel drive 54), 7:30 p.m 2:31 OIWer,l71.Horre'i5onlll,Oglivle(17).S VVince in « yVan .n P Patten, .U m U.^., 6-1. 64; Rod Chevrctte. 3 ChnU 116 S lrU M b raf 1646 He holds membership in CaUfomia (Martinez 14) at New York Fawley, Australia, def. Andrew Jarrett, M U 2-5 (13.46 While they are light enough he served as past president honored him, in 1971, by seasons (Cards, Pirates and games, 21-10, 21-19. -Norris. M U 4 4 (4 IJ 6 to be quite portable, they're $200 rebate on all Concord models (Fifueroa24).8p.m. ST.LOUIS HOUSTON IP H RERBBSO BrlUin, 60.34.64. M K U M ( l t l 6 M m4i 2-S (13126 several prestigious of the Eastern Inter­ awarding him an outstan­ Mets). Tlien I took up a The competition in Men’s GeveUnd (Barxer 64) at Kansas City jab r h bi ab r h bi Milwaukee Second round Tr«wU 2-5-3 (537.66 now tailored to the job. the tougher kind of pitcliing — without air conditioning. lMarUn74),6:30 p.m. TempUn ss 4 0 0 0 Landsty sa 3110 Keeton (L24) Raul Ramirez, Mexico, def. Mark Cox, Two runs in the fourth TriMa 14-3 (7M.56 national committees, collegiate Football ding alumnus award for 'C resulted in another Ver­ Milwaukee (Travers 44) at Texas rn m im i 1715 l i i i t 241J4I term “rubber boat" isn't really in the U.S, Congress. Durham“ ‘ rf'4010 Puhlrf '? 1 • •? «$ Au^tine - BriUin, 64, 64; Chris Lewis, New llnning snapped a 1-1 tie at accurate. among them the U.S. Com- A sso c ia tio n w hich coaching. non man’s victory. Ted (AIUnrO0),8;9 p.m. Seaman p 0000 Cniilf WA Mlfchelllltohel ZeaUnd.«aiaiKl, def.oei. GiftCliii i^icner,Letcher, AustralU.Ausiraua, 640"> 4ia m isuiUM tt sum Discount, Spirit air Friday's Games HmndzlD 4 010 Cedenocf Texas 74; BrUn Gottfried. U.S.. def. Tomas Manchester A topped m issio n on H ig h er manages games for over 60 He and his wife, Claire, Almy blasted his way to (UUfomU at BMton, night lUU IBW SIM ‘ BIV 'PU»0 JbSbuIA conditioning. Simmons c SOOO'Cabeliab 5 ® J‘ Medlch(W74) 9 6 1 1 0 1 Koch, Braxll.64,64; Hank PfUter, U.S., Manchester “B”, 4-1, in an Many inniubles are now Education’s committee on institutions and as past have six children: Mrs. ui luofl (Sl-6961) BUIIOJB3 UVioN *»231 OakUnd at New York, night Kennedy If 40 10 Morgan2b def. Byron Bertram, South Africa. 64,6- the top over Jay Constan­ Seattle at Baltimore, night 4 0 10 Reymds ss 0000 Keeton pitched to2 batters in5th. being made of assorted light but intercollegiate athletics. president of the New uiaij ssnoH I® joD ReiUSb T-2:08. A-12.750. 3; Brad Drewett, Australia, def. Paul intratown battle last night Thomas Dagley, Jack, Bill, B 'U**!W PU®a Jb8wi)A :U5tttSNV tino,(§^7. 21-9. Detroit at Chicago, night Scott cf 3 010 Howe lb 4010 McNamee, AustralU, 64, 74: Peter very durable fabrics that are Also, he serves the NCAA England Track and Field $231 SPIRIT DISC0UNT*-buy GeveUnd at MlnnesoU, night Herr2b 2 0 0 0 Pujols c 20 1 0 FeUl, Austria, def. Kim Warwick. more at home under the **iyn- Sally, Michael, and (c) 1980 NE>, Inc an AMC Spirit with the air Milwaukee at Kansas City. night I^ilUpiZb 10 10 Niekro p 2000 AustralU, 34,64, U-IO; Sandy Mayer. M 'ilai EtUriet thetic** and ^'plastics" headings. as chairman of its com­ Tournament Committee. Richard. Toronto at Texas, night Kaat p 2 000 U.S., def. Phil Dent. Australla,64.64; conditioning package, and lorg rf 1000 Bill Scanlon, U.S., def. Rod Frawley, a single and double, toe THURSDAY mittee on eligibility, as a He also holds membership gel a 6 cylinder engine and ToUIa 9 0 6 0 ToUls 28 3 7 2 AustralU, M . 6-7. ^7. latter blow bringing home Smstfc member of the NCAA in the American Football Plainville Stadium _ , Ptajnville, Conn. 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 FM Many modeli have stern automatic transmission at hall St. Louis Council as vice-president Coaches Association. New BASEBALL Houston 101 lOOOOx-3 Long signs $125500 Women’s International toe go-ahead maricer. Red I. Uw tori brackets for mounting out­ m. 72 Sat. 7=*** June 21 price—$231. D M l Louls2. Houston 1. LOB-Sl. At Eastbourne, England, June 17 lEMy4m UtrqUifaUR board moton. of District I, the NCAA England Coaches Associa­ Louis 6, Houston 7. 2B-Durham. SB- Benson and 'Dm Fogarty BUS TRIPS Dennis Long, a four-year Third round 5.MUK8 tfiUftw iti M ollified Stock Car Races MONTREAL LOSANGELES Cedeno. B-Nlekro, Tracy Austin, U.S., def. Wendy White, combined on a two-hitter committee on goverance, tion, Connecticut High IP H RERBBSO pitcher on the University IhSHkMsi l.«WiM»4vt»«i T O BOSTON ab r h bl ab r h bi U.S.,64,64; Betty Stove, Holland, def. for “A”, now 4.8. Dean The big advantage of the in­ and the NCAA Division I School Coaches Associa­ lap AP lap adulte$4. LeFlore if 5 3 3 3 Lawcf 5 10 1 St. Louis of Connecticut baseball Marilna Navratilova, U.S.,64,34,74; isn B—iiiM 41 IQ Kaat(L14) 1 flatable is, of course, (hat it ii steering committee. tion, and the executive (aatura 2 5 **'**' 6 to 12 yrt. 894 Scott 2b 4 001 LopesSb Greer Steven. SouUi'Alriu. del. Andru G U S tafS O n pitched W e ll SwmA defU table! DAY-June 21 Dawson cl 3 100 Smith rf 4 08 1 Suman team, has signed a con­ haata undar 8 fraa Houston while Larry Duff and Don LhrvMUgi leWUwftwrria ■ Having served 18 months committee of toe Connec­ Carter c 4 000 Garvey lb 40 11 9 6 0 0 1 5 tract with the Texas LFrwtesIMip Cromrllb Niekro (W74) IfaM m 4.fill n u l l ilM riU as president of the ECAC, Coming - Jol* Chitwood - Domolltlon 514 1 Bakerlf 3100 T-2:06. A-34.469. & h 5'r : 5.V .\'fe; t e Mwim had toe lone blows iU rrs^ ^ i l t d S M MllUSb SOOOC^Sb 2311 Rangers’ baseball 5.fMt»4iya lEftMvton M r t t R w r s Lkatutoiiri When not in use it can be de­ he is currently a member Roborti Bro*. Clrcui Sun. ft Mon. Juno 29-30 at 5 anda PM Office rf 2110Howep 0000 MjuidlUova.Cncboslovtku.tUf. Debbh fOT 1-3-1 B e 7.Mk»4iUI tUlSlMCt flated and rolled up into a rather FREE 3’x5’ AMERICAN FLAG organization. The 6-5, 200 Jevaos, BriUln,6-lv64; Wendy Turnbull Sfti DwiMwii Angih Adm. 83 • Child $2 WbkUph 1 0 0 0 Rutsen u 4113 (iSi fciHfU-lkM compact lize. of its finance committee. Speieris 5 0 11 Sciotris c 2 () 3 1 pound righthander, signed AustralU, def. u t e Latham, U.S., 6-7,6- Mftc 3, 64; Peanut Louie, U.8., def. Kim Iff then easy to stow in car In the newly-formed Big WANTED with a test drive. Fly it proudly. Rogersp 2110Tbomas3b 1110 SEATTLE BOSTON ALUMNI JUNIOR nkt NKHT-June SO-Jyly 1-2 Bemirdph lOlOSuttonp 0000 by New England area scout Sands, U.S., 74,6-1. Ikpiststeit trunks, in camper and mobile ab r h bi ab r h bi Moriarty Fuel nipped I.AwH-Zira IUm lirkia iOUsaUtarsMl East Conference, he serves PLAINVILLE Bahnsenp 0 0 0 0 sutemre p i o o o Cruz2b 32 10 Buriesnss «1 "o Joe Lewis, left his home in lUiUii l0ri IM tox-VantaM Parts and service specials too. Tune-up and oil filter, cooling system Soup IlM U ftb l CfwkHUie LDwThCwMiiii ibrlK ilO ni home lockert, in odd spaces as one of its directors and OOOOBeckwthp 0000 Horton ph 1 00 0 Remy 2b Credit Union, 3-2, last night aboard larger boats, and of Thmisn ph 10 0 0 Beniquz cf 4 0 2 0 Lynn cf Niantic Tuesday headed Tourney ihipkMki tAWUMlten L M s M U co-chairs the constitution checked, suspension alignment and safety inspection. See your dealer at Cheney. Matt Miruckl 7. l—y Ciyi iftmfMUffila course in the limited storage TO BUY Hough p 0 0 0 0 Bochte lb 30 11 Perezlb bl New York Johnsln ph 10 10 Meyer II 4011 RiceK J n o The Gtastonbury Men’s tripled and Bob Blake hvUc space available to apartment, and by-laws committee. today. Yeager c 10 00 TmU: Paclork dh 40 10 Fiikc J liJ Gulf C M stl^ gu e team in g„(tbaU League, in con- i m Lfiifa condominium and mobile The 21st head football Yankees v t Red Sox OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI ToUU 37 7 11 6 ToUls 9 8 lOF LRobrls rf homered for Fuel while ♦Rebate on select models deliverei^y July 5. 1930 See your dealer lor details 40 10 Ystirmdh I9ma ilM V I k n * home dwellers. Montreal 90 310000-7 TCox3b 3000 Dwyer rf «Vi'o juncUon with the Greater Mike Byam stroked three LM 91I coach at the University, Loa Angeles OlOOlOOOx-8 IhM iH n i CLEAN -Remember, compare these 1980 ERA estimates with estimated MPC lor other cars Your mileage may vary with speed, trip MefNiozts 3 000 Hob^Sb s 12 0 toe 16th of 34 picks by toe Hartford Bicentennial Soft- According to reports from June 23-25 E>-Lopet, Beckwito. U)B-Montreall0. Slmpanph singles for Ch-edlt. 7.FanU LUm ifinvir serving in that capacity for length, or weather Your highway mileage will probably be lower 1000 7 .IM the Merc outboard boat testing V atlas bantly LoaAngelesS.IB-LeFlore.Cromartie, Andm nu 1000 Rangers In the ball League, is sponsoring mtmqrn five years, he filled a dual ^loacU, ‘lUimas. HR-:UFjore 2 I3), LCm c 3000 SmUIUm I crew, readying an inflatable for Celabrata the GREAT AMERICAN FREEDOM SALE May 19 through July 5. 1980. Cey (10), Russell (3). SB-Dawson 3, phase of toe summer dr^t. g„ invitation touma- RMc role as coach and director Stinson c 3000 Scoring late, Marl-Mads Dmit: use has become a relatively USED (»RS / ^ Lniergency Service LeFlore. S-Rogers. SF—Scott. ToUU 34 3 7 3 ToUls 356 11 5 . I^ng, 64 and a S.78 E ^ benefit the upended-Liggett Parkade, l.MiMi4a6i quick, easy matter thanks to of athletics the final two New Ybrk, New Jersey, IP H RERBBSO Seattle I.OifTls^bciraMl TkM mi InwHrW In Montreal KM(wa»-2 last season, was most Im- M,,an„iar IBk HM a itaMUil pumps built for (he iob. years. His coaching tenure -$22 / Fast Y • Burner Sales 8 Service Boston<>*“" 2ia3oooo»-6 npo.aiu* in nnstipninn Dystrophy 10-6, at MCC. Ken iUlHBni iI M p i WKmWmmi M M n M Connecticut Rogers B-T Cox. Crui, Mendoza, Perei D P - Pf®s*‘V« *0 p o sise a s^ Association. The touma- L t e k M h d i p l B w * 4s p i4 Some are high-capacity, ( Denraryi ^ Heating Oils Baansen Umakimk ilwpiilwlwi was climaxed by winning GAMER AMC/Jeep / Renault Dealers. I'M SMHieuiB^-seauieir^^ play. He had a 17-14 rccord i‘^i“ !?*J****^i J*J**.?®** m i M ikwBBwi triTlinOwiil foot-operated models. So h (L44) Rice.L.Roixru.sB-Meyer. 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C ^ 9466453. purchase, low down payment lor only ono Incorroctl fabricators in the manufac­ COOK’S HELPERS FOR girls plan. Tel. 5267631. TWO BURNER COLEMAN Box trained. 8 weeks old, Ibaforo publication. sing experience, at least 2 of area. Telephone 423-7519. Excellent opportunity for ef­ STOVE $10. Camp aiie Ice box Intortlon and than only ture of new heat treat fu r NURSE AIDES-3:00 p.n resident camp in Stafford ready to go! Call 8494763 which have been under ficient and amiable secretary. Homaa For Salo S3 .$10. Typing table $5. Size 6 anytime.. iDoadllna lor Saturday 'to lha alza of tho qualified supervisionirvision in a naces. Applicant should be a 11:00 p.m. shift. Full time or Springs. Call 677-2867. 289- oA9S. and board and summer Statistical typing experience girls white Ice skates $5. Call original Intortlon. home health agency. For- good supervisor of people and part time. Experience required. Please send resume CIRCA 1760. Restored brick land Monday la 12:00 he able to maintain control of fun! e v e n l^ , 6466905. • finder details call Communl preferred. Nursing students to: Pue, Semel and Co, Cer­ Colonial. Nine rooms, two FREE GUINEA PIO - L o l^ Errors which do not materials and meet delivery 60 BROAD STREET, hair Angora Guinea Pig. CaU iNoon Friday. ty Health Service, Inc. Colum- ■ welcome. These are perma­ tified Public Accountants. PO hatha, on IV4 acres,,with lataon tha valuo of tho schedule. Knowledge of heat MANCHESTER. Ranch. 3 6461822 after 3 p.m. bia, Hebron, Andover and nent positions if desired. Box 2250, Vernon, Ct. 06066. beautiful gardens and View. bedrooms, big kitchen, * TAG 8ALE8 Iciaaalllad ada aro advartlaomonl will not | ^ rlbourgh 228-9428. treat equipment could be a Several immediate openings Only $98,500. Group I, plus but a good background In dinette, Florida room, rec- |lakan ovar tho phono bo corractod by an ad­ available. Call Mrs. SMALL COMPANY EAST OF PART TIME FOOD Philbrick Agency, 6 4 $ ^ . room, .fence, path), garage welding and fabrication of lAGE SALE - Frlgidalre,| aa a convonlonco. Tho ditional Inaartlon. DENTAL ASSISTANT Ferguson, at Burnside Con­ River requires energetic, SERVICE DIRECTOR- and carpeting, very clean. WITH EXPERIENCE and structural members wpuld be valescent Home, 289-9571. EAST HARTFORD SPLIT *.iu^me .table, 4 chain, m is l sufficient be considered to fill capable person for all around RHAM High Schools only. Call INDIAN RING NECK talent. Fore handed. Full time shop work. 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 2269474 for information and LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH • cellaneous. 152 Benton 8treet.| this opening. We are a rapid cy. Illness in family. In- Starts Thursday, 10 to 4. PARROT - MALE. With cage. for qualified general practice. p.m. for appointment. application. On large lot, with inground $100. Call 6467164 an^im e, or Good working environment. growth company offering full ground pool and other extras! pool, f ^ r Manchester Coun­ benefits. Apply at In­ keep trying. ohe Heralb Call 643-0011 days or 644-3283 ACCEPTING I2 noon to 7 p.m., 5261451. try Gub. Owner must sell! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINQ dustronics Inc. 4& Sullivan NURSES AIDES - 3:00 p.m. to $91,000. 6465135. cellaneous Items, (irantl evenings. ______Ave. touth Windsor, 06074. APPLICATIONS. We need 2 11:00 p.m. Laurel Manor, 91 hard workers for full time BRICK SPLIT LEVEL - Off Road, Coventry. Vt mile off] STEWARD WANTED FOR E.O.E. Chestnut Street, Manchester. SUMMER JOBS - working one employment. Benefits. Call Porter Street. 3 Bedrooms, Lota-Land for Salo 24 44A. Jnne20,21,, &22,10to4.l 1 Keep Smiling FRATERNAL CLUB - of our outdoor flower 6463938. EEO. 2Vk Baths, Sunken Living GOOD HOMES NEEDED for H e r a l d Be Happy Experienced preferred, but locations on weekends. Car Room, Formal Dining. Large TAG SALE 6H a U B - Ju adorable grey kittens. Also a INDEX not required.For further in­ needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ FAMILY MAN - We want kitchen with built-ins and 21at, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.| "Morris” and calico kitten. formation and appointment, HEMODIALYSIS-OPENING dover, Ct. 742-9965. someone who cares for his dinette. First floor laundry. Jacobs Farm, 742 HlUstoi Eight weeks old. CaU, 346 Screened porch. Large BIRCH MOUNTAIN Road, Manchester. In barn I NOTICES call 646-9262 between 10 a.m. FOR RN 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 WANTED - "Jack of All family. Wants the finer things 05'fl, 6366581 anytime. □ EMPLOYMENT RECREA'nON covered patio. Private, ESTATES. Anthony Road, it’s raining. 1 and. Found . and 6 p.m. p.m. shift in progressive Trades.” Handy person. App­ in life. Isn't content with DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT landscaped yard. Owners Bolton, country setUng, cor­ 2 — Personals hemodialysis unit. No shift ly in person: Arbor Acros $150/week. Can be own boss. Itualeal Inatrpmonta 44 theraputic recreation moving south. Price includes ner lot, almost 1 acre, ^,500. TAG SALE- Moving! Mug 3 _ Announcements Help W anU d 13 DOCTOR'S OFFICE NEEDS rotation. Alternate Sundays Farm, Inc., Marlborough Car helpful. Call 646-3936. Call 6469508 or 6362075. 4 ^ Entertainment mature, dependable, Road, Glastonbury. Equal Op­ program director. Full time, EEO. many extras! $125,000. Call sell snowblower, lampi,| GOING OUT FOR only. Flexible time schedule. Group 1, Warren E. Howland, glassware, furniture. Mi 5 — Auctions NURSES AIDES wanted for experienced person with Experience preferred, but not portunity Employer. mature person. Must be high BUSINESS. Save from 40% to school ^aduate with college Realtor, 6461106.______misceUaneous. Saturday FINANCIAL knowledge of Medical Galm necessary. For an appoint­ RN - Full Time Public Health 60% on musical instruments. full time on all shifts. Apply background preferred. Ability Sunday, 9 to 5,9 Munro Street. 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages director of nursing. Salmon- Forms tor diversified duties. ment, call Rockville General Nurse Position. BSN and COVENTRY - Small and af­ We buy, sell, trade, and swap. 9 — Personal Loans 4Vi days per week. Excellent needed to work with elderly previous public health BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, brook Convalescent Home, off Hospital, 872-0501, and convalescent patients. fordable, energy efficient, ful­ TWO FAMILY TAG SAI 10 — Insurance House Street, Glastonbury. salary. Liberal benefits. experience desired. For more ly insulated, 4 Room, Year ESTATES. Acre comer lot. New BriUin. 2261977. Open References required. Reply Some Saturdaysrdays and evening information, contact: Com­ Scenic country setting. $23,- 125 Hollister Street,| till 9 p.m. EMPLOYMENT Please call 633-5244. SUMMER POSITIONS: COUNSELORS FOR girls Round ciottage. Within 300 Manchester. Saturday, Ji to: Herald c/o Box R. Summer special education work required. Apply in per­ munity Health Service of 500. Exclusive area. Minimum •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 — Help Warner resident camp in Stafford feet Wangumbaug Lake. 21, 65. 14 — Business Opportunities center has openings for: Springs. Call 677-2867. Free son, East Hartford (^nvaies- Columnia, Hebron, Andover 8i house dimensions, 1st floor, Boata-aecoaaorloa 45 cent Home, 745 Main Street, Gean, but needs work. Owner 15 — Situation Wanted SALESPERSON to work 30-40 speech pathologists, special room and board and Summer Marlborough. 2 ^ 9 4 ^ . financing possible, at $ 17,^. 1500 sq. ft. 6469508. 6465635. East Hartford. 10 H P JO H N SO N EDUCATION per week. Some retail education teachers, physical fun! Monthly payment around $200. ELECTRICAL experience necessary. Dia­ OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly ^8 — Private Instructions therapy aide, waterfront staff Call Bmb McConviUe, 646 Noutofwfd Obodt 40 JOURNEYMEN WANTED. mond Showcase, Manchester (WSI), recreational 0428. Lillian Emerson, 846 overhauled. $250. Call 646 19 — SchoolS'Classes TAG SALE - Saturday Jun< 1516, after 3:00 p.m. 20 — Instructions Wanted Experienced in commercial Parkade. counselors. June 23 - August S H E n m n aL 1716. Odegard Realty, 646 REFRIGERATORS 21st. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and residential wiring. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Mature per­ Washers/Ranges, used, REAL ESTATE 20. Call 872-2465 or 873-88()0. MECNMICS 4365. Childrens and baby clothes,! BenefiU. Call 646-5420. PAINTERS AND HELPERS. Industrial & Aircraft Mechanics. son for part time. 4 to 8:30 guaranteed and clean. New Sporting Qooda 45 23 — Homes for Sale ilus miscellaneous. 38 Jan| Transportation and ability to We offer; Excellent wages > p.m. Top pay. Battiston 24 — Lots-Land for Sale AHENDANT shipment damaged, G.E & Jrive. Hebron. EARN $50.00/hundred handle ladders for residential Fringe benefits • Profit Sharing • Cleaners, 832 Silver Lane, Eat FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. FOUR SPAULDING 25 — Investment Property Hartford. Call 233-0051 for in­ BOLTON 26 — Business Property securing, stuffing Envelopes. work. Must have neat Plenty Overtime • Pleasant B.D.' Pearl & Son, 649 Main TAG SALE - June 20tb-22ndJ EXECUTIVE pro shop woods. CUTTING TOOL Working Conditions Apply In paraon to: terview. convenient location with 27 — Resort Property Free Details, Reply appearance. Days, 246-7101. Street, 6462171. 19 School Road, Bolton (Off Numbers 1,3,4,5. UsM once. MANUFACTURER has this 7 room Colonial, that $85 firm. Call 6460224 after 28 — Real Estate Wanted “Homeworkers - V 15". Box Weekends and evenings, 872- Rt. 85). 10-4 p.m. Tools,! opening for Experienced WMO MMUFACTUMlia Silver Lane Shell BABYSITTER WANTED to offers 3 bed rooms, eat-in 5:00 p.m. MI8C. SERVICES 94485, Schamburg, 111. 60194, 4520. STEREO COMPONENTS games, household goods. Machine Operator, or 25$ U m It, MKMitw, Ct 252 Spencer Street care for 2 children. 7 a.m. to 5 kitchen, living room, 31 — Services Offered Lafayette receiver, speakers, 9 MOLD MAKER, TOOL MANAGER FOR RETAIL Machine Operator Trainees. p.m. Monday-Friday. My dining room and den. Garrard turntable. Excellent Qardan Products 47 Jennifer Seagraves, Enfield, gets into the act of con­ 32 — Painting-Papering Mancheeter nome..Transportation a must. TAG SALE - Bed, sinks, fur­ 33 — Building-Contracting MAKER, MACHINIST - STORE in Manchester. Call for Interview at, 643-9501. Enjoy boating t swim­ sound. New $500. First $225 Call 6462786. niture, toys and mlscellant gratulating her aunt, Sheila Fogg, Marlborough, who 34 Roofing-Siding Excellent benefits. Apply: Selling ladies and mens between ming with out having to buys It. 2263145. items.. 10-4. Saturday, Ji was graduated from Rham High School last night. Also 35 — Heating-Plumbing Vernon Mold & Tool, Inc., 199 clothing, furniture 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. travel. Only $59,900. 21at. 189 Eldridge Street,} 36 — Flooring Forest Street, Manchester. housewares, etc. (toportunity Beth Mooney, Andover, clutches her diploma and rose HELP WANTED Situation Wantad 15 Manchester. hugging the graduate is her brother, Rick Fogg, who 37 ^ Movlng-Trucking-Storage to advance with old line com­ SYSIDIS U M Realty Co. BERRY PATCH FARMS- at the end of outdoor graduation ceremonies at Rham 38 — Services Wanted LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER' □MISC. FOR SALE STRAWBERRIES, PICK flew in from his home in San Francisco, Calif., to attend pany. Future assured for right EXPERIENCED 643-2692 NEXT TO NOTHING - An-I MI8C. FOR SALE for two adults. Light cooking, OKMTOR Engine Lathe Operator. YOUR OWN- Free containers. High School last night. (Herald photo by Burbank) person. Apply to Robert 2nd ihifl opportunity for a machine tiques and Things. Comer,! the ceremonies. (Herald photo by Burbank) 40 — Household Goods EXECUTIVE Mart D. IkxM i Rsittir Open daily, 68 or unUI picked own room and bath. Call 521- Seltzer Mgr., 141 Washington oriented perton with keypunch SUr Turn 615. Ardclaa tor Salo 41 41 ^ Articles for Sale SECRETARY-ADMINIS­ East Center and Sprucel out. For updated hours and 3007, Street, Hartford. experience to work in the Gerber ACCOUNTS 42 — Building Supplies TRATIVE assistant seeking Streets. Open Saturdays only.l conditions call 644-2478. Symbol Services area. 50 Hours, Paid Holidays. 43 — Pets-Birds-D^s position in Manchester- 6460533. Oakland Road, Rt. 30, South AUTO MECHANIC - Indiv- PART TIME - Need 10 people Apply to Personnel Department Excellent Insurance PAYABU 44 „ Musical Instruments Windsor area. Self-motivated, dual with 3 to 4 years desirious of making a good in­ MANCHESTER Windsor. 45 — Boats & Accessories Gerber Scientific Benefits. well organized, com­ ■UNDER THE BIG ID P ” -I experience wanted by busy come In a fast growing local CUERK •89,500 ALUMINUM Sheets used as Rham grads receive awards 46 — Sporting Goods Instrum ents Co. Excellent opportunity for an in­ municating effectively with Bikes, construction, canopies,! • • 1 A CVlAtt^ I- Toyota-Pontiac Dealership, business. Flexible hours. Call Very convenient location goes printing plates, .007 thick Sheila Fogg, Thomas Giuffre, 47 — Garden Products 83 Gerber Road West Apply In paraon: dividual with at least 2 y ea n of ac­ public my forte. Secretarial arden, exercise, medical,! Association Scholarship, Also, Marlborough PTA Full Benefit Package. Incen­ with Uil# lovely 7 room Ranch, that 23x28W”, a cents each or 5 art; Laurel Chasse, business Joy Rankl and Karen Spooner. 48 — Antiques 643-4884. South Windsor. Q>nn counts payable experience. Qualified and bookkeeping skills well 'ailers. Rt. 30, W mile ^ t l HEBRON-A total of 44 Stacy Prejean; Hebron Junior Scholarship, Patricia Malt- 49 — Wanted to Buy tive Program. Apply in person METR0NICS.Inc. offers a sunken Uving room, 1st for $1. Phone 6462711. Must be education; Sharon Sage, Also, Rham Future An Equal Opportunity Employer applicant must be accurate with developed. Resume and gof Vernon PoUce stalon, next} STRAWBERRIES - Pick your floor family rm.. large dining members of the paduating Woman's Club Scholarships; zan; National Honor Society at : Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 “IF RT. a a 44A figures, have some typing skills and pickedlicked up before 11 a.m. RENTALS references sent upon request. room, coovenlent kitchen, 3 bed to 7-11. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Satur-| own. Free G>ntainers. Open English: Adam Guziewicz, Business Leaders of America West Center Street, ■OLTOM, CT. WU40 the ability to learn quickly. ONLY. class at Rham High School Kathleen Infante and Lena J. Colin Pushee Award, 52 — Rooms for Rent rooms.. 3W baUu. buUt-lns, 2 car day and Sunday. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., or until Scholarship, Pamela Bonner Apply to Personnel D e^rtm ent Send reply to Box NN c/o received 51 awards during foreign language; Robert K. Calvo; Hebron Lions Club Lorraine Delgiudice; 53 ^ Apartments for Rent Manchester. SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS garage, 3 (Ireplaces, all equihped picked out. Clark Street, and Catherine Cashman; Evening Herald. SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, Wood, history; Kathleen Scholarship, Carol Wright; Morence Lousie Phelps 54 _ Homes for Rent for girls resident camp In SERVICE Gerber Scientific Inc. with a energy lavtiig auxilary TAG SALE - June 21 and 22.1 South Windsor. No children annual graduation Rham Library Club Awards, 55 — Business for Rent PART TIME HELP track with recorder, turntable Murphy, home economics; Hebron Republican Woman's Memorial Scholarship, Tonya Stafford Springs. Call 677- REPRESENTATIVE MALE/FEMALE 83 Gerber Rd. West $353.88 WEEKLY wood burning heating system, 9:00 a.m. to 4;00 p.m. 55 Scar-1 under fourteen. Take Chapel ceremonies at the school Melanie Baribeault, Caroline 56 — Resort Property for Rent WANTED in Haying. Apply: many eitraa - call ua. and two speakers. Excellent Road off Tolland Turnpike, or David Hovey, industrial arts; Club Scholarship, Gary Coiro; Say; Regional School District 2667. Free room and board GUARANTEE - $58.90 Daily. condition. UOO. Call after 6 bourough Road. Manchester.} last night. Lander, Bridget McSparren, 57 •> Wanted to Rent 364 Bidwll Street, TRAINEE South Windsor, CT UUKeaKyCa. Pleasant Valley Road off Rebecca Rihm, mathematics; Rham Edward C. Hinchcliff Eight Insurance Agents' 50 — MIsc. for Rent and summer fun! Start immediately. p.m., 64'f-1400. Numerous items including,} Awards and scholarships Sharon Sage and Joseph Scut- Manchester. CLERK-TYPIST An Equal Opportunity $462692 gas heater, pool-table, linens,} Buckland Street. Follow Lena Calvo, music; Robert Jr., Memorial Scholarship, Association Scholarships, 59 — Farm Land For Rent Leading menufecturer In the Homework. Free. NC, P.O. ranged from $20 to $2,000. nik. word pfoceeeing Industry hes a E m ployer ^ x 354 Hartford, Conn. M m I. aauoa ntna baby crib and so forth. signs. Belanger, boys' physical Ian McFarland; Liberty Bank Beth Preissner and Jeffrey 60^Auto Parts lor Sale RECEPTIONIST-OFFICE POOL- 24’ X 4’, 7 ft. deei The awards presented education; Kathleen Also, Rham Music Boosters 61 — Autos for Sale veceney In Na products service 06141. Perilex filter, 8 x 12 dec! for Savings Award, Sharon Young; William B. Mason MANAGER for Orthodontist orgenlxetlen for a Field lervlce Part-time, 16 houra par MUL’n FAMILY - June 21st.} and the recipients follow. Philbrick, girl's physical Scholarship, Sarah Horton; 62 — Trucks for Sale Office-Vernon Circle. $500.00 or best offer. 5667317. Reynolds; Charles F. Memorial Scholarship, Diane 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale W.S.l. - Experienced instruc­ nepreeentattve for srork In the month. U.8. Army & 22nd. 54 Stephen Street, offi J Rham Parent Advisory Group ' Raymond W. Brunell III education and Glenn Graham, Malecky Memorial Comire; Rham Class of 1960 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Experienced only. Send tor needed. Apply Fountain Htfiford area. BeeponsIbHltfea Roetrvo enllatmont Parker, 10 to 4. Furniture, an-l Scholarship, Robert K. Wood; resume to: P.O. Box 2356, wlU Include the Installation « DARK LOAM, DELIVERED Memorial Scholarship. science. Scholarship, Edward award, Carol Wright; Rham 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle Village, 175 Downey Drive. roquired. tiques, fabrics, crib, clothes,} lu PICK! Tri-M Club of Marlborough Homes - Motor Homes' Vernon, Conn., 06066. Call 528-1300. repair of a broad range of office Five yards, $50 plus tax. Also, Annemarie Pawlina; Richard David Galumboski Rosenthal, Marlborough Class of 1977 Scholarship, equipment products at our and much more! AT THE Scholarship, Ellen Body and 66 — Aulomollve Service Will train for entry level gravel, sand, and stone. 646 N. aough Scholarship of An­ Memorial Scholarships; Chamber of Commerce Karen Vashalifski; Rham customers' fecllltleo. We have a ■nrnim m rfm m ifii Vocational Food Service k 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease BABYSITTER NEEDED full poaHhma. Experienced 9504, call anytime. CORN CRIB Kathleen,, Murphy and Sheila Scholarship, Lisa Schwarz- Education Association good benefit program and Building Suppiloa 42 dover, Michael Dreyer; Foot Scholarship, Pamela Cardini. time in Bowers School area, promote from within, providing Individuali may qualHy Awards: Jeanette McSparren Fogg; Hebron Education mann Scholarships. Ellen Body, for 2 children. Call 647-9094 outstanding opporlunlllee for ad- TWIN BED, $85. 9x12’ Wilton DENTAL ASSISTANT - to atari at advanced Rug, $175. Antique mirror $55. USED TIMBERS, 2x8’ BERRY PATCH anytime. veneemeni Our training program and groove flooring Experienced preferred. Full begine with S weeks of schooling pay gradae with Antique sewing machine, $75. tonme BucMand Road INVITATION d brick. Call 643-4139. QUALITY CONTROL time position. Multi-girl of­ g continuee when you advance chance for acceiarated 6465^75. ancTus* T O BID So. WIndoor Here’s list of graduates at Rham MANAGER - Must be fice. Salary negotiable. with your career In the corpora­ promotions. Notice is hereby given that qualified on Aircraft Parts, Excellent benefits. tion. To qualify, you should have Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86. Opon Daffr and all correlating paper Immediate opening. Call 646- civilian or military alectronk McSparren, Michael A. Mon- Robert A. Roy, Kathrine A. the Eighth Utihties District training and/or axparlenee. For Call S23-40S3 or Goulding, Glenn Graham, work. All Company Paid 3003, ask for Marion. and UConn. 9 a.m. lo S p.m. HEBRON- Here is a mond Collin, Diane Marie tanile, Elizabeth I. Mooney, Rushlow, Christopher J. Ryan will receive sealed bids in the ntore Information, call: BEDROOM SBTv- Mediterra­ BEIGE BRICK - Ap­ Susan Griffin, Lisa J, Gunas, Office of the Eighth Utilities Benefits, in an Air Con­ 643-9462. list of graduates from and Sharon Sage. MR. HATCH at nean. Double or queen head- proximately 8,000. Valued, Adam Guziewicz, Paul Donald Morin, Pamela D is tr ic t, 32 M ain S t., ditioned Plant in Manchester. 363-9336 Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres of privacy, each witii it s $1760. Priced. $1260. Patio Rham High School. Comlre, Suzanne L. D'Am- Muisener, Kathleen L. board, frame triple dresser STRAWBERRIES - Pick Your Harrison, Karen Henderson, Also, Tonya Denise Say, Manchester, Connecticut until Call for an appointment at with double mirrors. Men's brick, 4”x8”xl”. Giocolate, boise, Mae Rlla Denise Davis, Murphy, Gene Myers, Dynamic Metal Products own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, Own. 972 Silver Lane, East Ernest H. Anderson, 12:00 Noon on July 5,1980, for FULL-TIME DAY COOK “ dresser, nightstand. Excellent 2,000, 15 cents each. 6469508 Marcellus Demetrius Davis, Mona Hillman, Loretta M. Michael Osborne, Brenda Lisa G. Schwarzmann, Joseph Package Insurance Coverage Company, 646-4048. Hartford. (Between Forbes Melanie Lynn Baribeault, AND dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass door to walk condition. $800. 6468331. or 6465635. Street and (Charter Oak MaU). Lorraine Delguidice, Michelle Holbrook, Non Horton, David Palmer, Penny Parandes, J, Scutnik Jr., Dianne Shain, for 1980-1981, at which time SRItmill! Elba Gabina Ferreira A. Descy, Darrell J. Diggs, E. Hovey, Kathleen E. In­ John W. Sheehan, Shaaron bids will be publicly opened, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. PART-TIME NIGHT COOKS Z out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, lull baths Barquinero, Brian A. Begin, and dishwahers. Apply in per- - AHENTIONI Andquaa 42 Gregg Peter Donahue, John fante, Mitchell Jalbert, Mark Allen R. Parker, Annemarie Sides, Andre Simon, Emily read and recorded. Part time. Weekend position. N Robert A. Belanger, Jr., son. Tacorral, 246 Broad ” with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available in Pawlina, Craig Pedro, Em­ Sklodosky-Thomas, Jeffery Specifications and bid forms Call Rockville General Daniel Bjorkland, David M. Henry Donnelly, Jeff W, Street, Manchester. - WANTED - Antique Fur­ Dostle, Michael S. Dreyer, C. Jarvis, Jeffrey Jensen, manuel C. Peltier and Dennis Snyder, Karen Spooner, may be secured at the Hospital. 872-0501 extension IDEAL PART TIME JOBI basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. TWO QUEEN SIZE COMMON BRICK - Some red Blish, Ellen Marie Bodey, Rebecca Jewett, Susan L. For students, housewives, or anyone looking for a plea­ niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil Tina A. Dubois, Karen Marie James Perriolat. Dispatcher’s Office, Fire 307. BEDSPREADS/ patio brick. SpUt rib block and Lori Ann Bonenfant, Pamela Johnson, Shawn A. Karvelis, Stephen St. Amand, Linda DEMONSTRATOR: Earn -T sant, second Income job. Conveniently located East Hart­ Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH •CONVENIENCK" living. precast concrete lintels. Paintings, or Antique Items. Dulz, Joseph A, DuPont III, Department, 32 Main St., DRAPERIES. G>nquestador Margrit Bonner, Linda Ann Also, Dwayne S. Perry, Steinmiller, William P. $1000 or more sellinq name ;; ford office. Qood hourly rate, plus commlaalont and ' Hoist-O-Motic scaffolding. R. Harrison, Phone 643-8709, Rue Ann E llis, John M. Manchester, Conn. brand toys and gifts (Fisher- « Married Couples preferred. No Pets From 160/month. Security Plaque. Tiffanay Lamps. Braman, Sondra Lee Brinck, Jeffrey A. Keefe, Lori Knafel, Kathleen M. Philbrick, Ruth Tiemann, Samuel J. Toledo, The right is reserved to reject bonuses. Hours: 9 to 1, 1 to 5, or 5 to 9 Monday thru Scounces. Lame Um. Call 566 6469506 or 6465635. Fisher, Sheila Fogg, Beth Ann Price, Playskool, Fenton.) - Lane M. Brunner, Donald Caroline M. Lander, Denise Phillips, Raymond L. Piche Robert Tourtillotte, Karen any and all bids. Friday. required. 0928, or 6594m8. Folsom, Kenneth Charles M, Lebel and Brian Theo Jr., Charles Pitts, Dina Pizzo, RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., Treasure House party plan. " We cover you for sick days, and holidays, aa well as paid Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Alan Bucci, K athryn L. Uricchio, Mark Dennis Vanty, John C. Flynn, Jr. Call collect person to person - Call 742-6412 Fournier, Sharon J. Fowler, Levasseur. 1 or 2 nights weekly. Laurel vacations. We train you while you earn. Busque, Lori Anetta Caffyn, Michael C. Porter, Elizabeth Karen Vashalifski, Arthur Insurance Commissioner Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, for Miss Carol 491-210(1. Also ” LACE, LINENS, & LOVELY Cynthia Ann Fox, Mary for an appoinlmeiii DIAL 6465971 and something THIN(iS - Furniture, Frames, Scott Samuel Cahill, Lena Preissner, Stacy Prejean, Joy Eighth Utilities District 649-4519. booking parties. - Friedlaender, Thomas J. Gar­ Also, Dale Hilton Lewis Jr,, Voisine, Sharon Waters, good will happen to your pet. and Fancy Things! Red Goose- - Calvo, Pamela Ann Cardini, Rankl, Margaret S. Ratti, 045-06______Cali 569-4993 ANTIQUE BED - Handmade Dog and cat ooardli[ng - -dog Catherine G. Cashman, Susan diner, Dean M. Gelsomini and Jennifer Leigh Lyman, John Robert Weingart, Sheri BRICK LAYER with refrac­ Farm Antiques, Goose Lane, Debra M. Gelsomini. P. Lyman, Susan Lynch, Jen­ Bedspreads. Antique chair, oomii Canine Holiday Coventry. 7469137. Open 10 to Jean Chace, Steven Tracy Rauch, Jeffrey Weissman, David West, Eric tory experience in industrial and table. Plus much more! Road, nifer Lyon, Lynn Maffessoli, Innne, 2S0 Sheldon 5 Saturday & Sunday. Chambers, Laurel Lorraine Reynolds, Linda Rice, Jo-Ann R. White, Jam es Whitney, in v it a t io n furnace construction to work Call 649-5459. 80 Church Mancbeater. Also, Terri Lynn Gerhart, Patricia Maltzan, Jane M. FOOD SERVICE. Range with fire brick. Insulation Chasse, William Brent Rich, Rebecca Rihm, Robert Wood, Tracy Wooten, Street. WANTED - Antique Fur­ Joseph L. Gervais, Thomas Marques, Lisa Mawdsley, Ian cook. Experience necessary. materials, ceramic fiber and Childers and Boonchal Carol Wright, Jeffrey Young, TO BID Call 644-9637 between 3 and 7 ADORABLE KITTENS niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil McFarland, Jeff J. McKay, Lawrence Robinson, Robert castables. Good working con­ USED FENCE PICKETS, looking for good homes. Six Chuengsman. Guiffre, Steven F. Goode, and Nina 2!appulla. p.m.______Paintings, or Antique Items. Ann-Loulse Gothreau, Jon Bridget McSparren, Jeanette Roche, Edward S. Rosenthal, The Manchester Board of ditions and excellent benefit po(osts. Formica counter, weeks old, assorted colors. Also, Garv J. Coiro, Rav package. Apply at In- R. Harrison, phone 643-8709. Education solicits bids for WELL ESTABLISHED Ch(leap. CaU 6464210. CaU 6466480 after 10:30 a.m. LOCAL INSURANCE dustronics Inc, 489 Sullivan Typewriler«-Buninr«ii Avenue, South Windsor. An Machine* Maintenance for AGENCY is looking for a part time secretary. Work Monday Equal Opportunity Employer. HOUSEWIVES the 1980-1981 school year. and Friday, possibly more. Panel OKs road fund switch Sealed bids will be received WELDER-T.I.G. MECHANIC Approximately 15-20 hours per until 3:00 P.M., July 8,1980 at week. Insurance background to work on fabrication and ADVERTISING terstate is built,” DeMallie said. Town officials have said that without the which time they will be not a requirement as we wiil repair of heating elements for By DAVE LAVALLEE industrial heat treat furnaces. One member of the regional group made a connector traffic on Chapel and Pleasant publicly opened. The right is train. Reply to: Herald c/o Herald Reporter reserved to reject any and all Box 00. Ability to read and work from motion to table the town's application, but the Valley would double and could possibly triple. blueprints helpful. Good SOI TH WINDSOR - The Policy Board of About 75 residents turned out for the bids. Specifications and bid working conditions and Earn Extra Money motion failed. LPN/EMT. Position SALES CAREER forms may be secured at the the Capitol Region Council of Governments “A number of people just did not understand meeting and sentiment was divided on the excellent benefit package. Business Office, 45 N. School available at summer special Wednesday approved the town's request to what the project is going to entail. It is only buildipg of the road. education center. June 23- Apply at Industronics, Inc, 489 Street, Manchester, Connec­ August 20. Call 872-2465 or 873- Sullivan Avvnue, South transfer funds from the reconstruction of a going to be a road, with one lane going each Christopher Robinson, of 190 Long Hill ticut, Raymond E. Demers, Windeor, 06074. E.O.E. OPPORTUNITY town road to the building of a new industriai way. The Federal Highway Administration Road, said the bypass is “a road that begins Business Manager. With Your Own connector. said the connector would not duplicate the ser­ nowhere and ends nowhere. This route serves 048-06 On "rtesday, CRCOG’s transportation com­ vices of 1-291,” DeM allie said. no purpose,” Robinson said. F o r mittee recommended approval of the plans for On Monday, only councilman Richard Ryan Kenneth Noseck, the chairman of the Economic Development Commission (EDC), the industrial connector. voted against the plan. □ N O T IC E S CRCOG approved a figure of $5.7 m illion for Ryan said he opposed the resolution because spoke out strongly in favor of the road. Part Time Job! the project. the trade-in would be counter to action other He said the town has already zoned the area BE AN AD-VISOR Originally, the town was slated to improve councils had taken. It would also displace surrounding the road as commercial. He said Loaf and Found 1 The Herald Is currently looking for a phone Ad-VIsor ... and mothers with young ohildron, bring them the tranportation system must be adequate for Pleasant Valley Road for about $3.1 million, residents and would delay work on Pleasant LOST-SMALL LONG HAIR for Its classified department. with you end eave on baby sitting coats. A ^ but the Town Council Monday night voted to Valley and Chapel roads, he said. the area. CAT. Grey stripe with white. Applicants should be strongly oriented to telephone 9 build the connector with trade-in funds from “I propose a course of action to repair Plea­ “The EDC supports this concept,” Noseck Very timid. Lost near Hilliard Pleasant Valley's reconstruction. sant Valley and Chapel roads immediately and said. and Adams. Reward, 646-4604 The 2.6 mile connector road would run to follow-up on our earlier action with the Several residents questioned the wisdom of after 5:00 p.m. WE OFFER Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus C all Now WE ARE LOOKING FOR A Sales Person to work soliciting ads between Wheeler and Ellington roads to governor and commissioner Powers to build a the town transferring the funds for Pleasant IMPOUNDED - Female gas allowance. for The Manchester Evening Herald and the Advertiser. High reduce traffic resulting from the Buckland connector road from Bissell Bridge to the in­ Valley Road reconstruction to the proposed Terrier, about 4 years old, • Paid Vacations, Holidays & Birthday SOUND INTERESTING? School Graduate, with some college preferred. Car Is a must. Commons area, the J.C. Penney site and and dustrial park in Manchester, with possible project. grey, black and white. South • Paid Medical and Dental Benefits • Attractive Salaiy • Car Mileage the Manchester Industrial Park, according to redirection of J.C. Penney traffic,” Ryan said Sartor said there is little chance that the Main Street. Male Cocker • Pleasant Working Conditions. You can be a Herald Area Adviaer and handle and aupervisa Spaniel, blonde. Dale Road. 647-9946 a Paid Holidaye, Including Your Mrthday our carrier boys & girls. If you Ilka kida — want a little In- town officials. while reading from a statement. town could lose the money in the transfer. Contact Manchester Dog • Commission Structure CRCOG officials said the funding had been Ken Taylor, a Pleasant Valley Road resi­ dapandenca and your own Income... or • Insurance, Health A Dental Plan Other council members acknowledged that Warden, 646-4555. • Company Paid Pension Plan increased from $3.1 million to $5.7 million to there could be problems with the road, but dent, said if the road is not built, traffic would •••••••••••••••a********** YOU SHOULD 647-9947 follow inflationary trends. with continued planning they said the increase on almost all of the surrounding Partonala 2 • Type 40 W P M Ask for Jaanne Fromerth For a private interview, please call Tom Hooper or Jo Deary at The regional group also approved the con­ problems could be avoided. roads. • Have Pleasant Telephone Marnier The Manchester Herald — 643-2711. struction of 1-291 and there was some concern Driver needed from Mayor Edward Havens said he was con­ Other residents argued that the road should Manchester to Westfarms • Like to Work with the Public that the connector road would duplicate ser­ cerned about the plight of the farmers who not have been approved because it does not Mall. Call 6460276 after 8 p.m. • Have Good Vocabulary & Spelling vice provided by the full-build interstate. The live in the area and that the funding-is not continue to Bissell Bridge. /o r 643-6595 anytime. regional group had considered scaling down guaranteed. The road is now proposed to end at Ellington Announcamanta ***★ ***★ **#*★ ★ ♦★ ★ ★ **********★ *★ * ********* r************************** • the Uk 1-291 proposal, but voted to approve the "I will support this resolution because it has Road because of increased costs involved in INTERESTED? compete ipterstate package. A boulevard- spanning a railroad track. type roadmad been considered in place of the been studied to death. I highly endorse this CALL 643-2711 Aak for Loo Endorfln or Jo Doary larger plan for 1-291, but it was voted down. plan,” Havens said. Coccection PILLS ANONYMOUS • Sup­ The vote on the connector plan went 12 in Councilman Arthur Champagne said of­ ■f SOUTH WINDSOR— The Herald in- ficials would try to minimize the effect the port group for drug depen­ favor, three against and four abstaining. / correctly reported Tuesday that Paul dants. Meetings: Thursdays- Peter DeMallie, the town planner said plan is going to have on families. " Martocci and Ed Jeski work for the Mwchester, Shop Rite, East CRCOG members voting againsk>the plan "This is the best thing to start with,” Cham­ Glastonbury Highway Department. The Middle Turnpike, 7:30 to 9 She lieralti * Call 643-271143-2711 4 - " ^ 4- ^ ° Call 643-2711 probably did not understand what the road was pagne said. V- two work for the South Windsor Highway bitii. Mondays: Hartford Sartor has maintained that the road would Trinity Episcopal Church, 8 to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING intended to do. Department and are doing work on "This road will help get traffic to I-^l and it help the town no matter what alternatives are 9-30 p.m. Marshall, 522-0121. Veteran’s Memorial Pool in South Wind­ 649-9241. f chosen. will also help handle the traffic until the in- sor. The Herald regrets the^error. | g - EVENING HERALD. Thun., June 19, IMP PaanutG — ChariM M. Schulz EVENING HERALD. Thurg., June 19.1 $ M - 19 Norn** tor Rwrt 14 OMeaa-Bteraa tor Rant 55 Autoa For Bala 51 Autoa For Sato 61 Acaott DOWN Answer to Prtvioua Pinzio Business & Service CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, 1975 CHEVY IMPALA. 4 door. WHAT \ l'MPACKIN6^ t 1 RMiring 1 "Auld Lang an u ■ aD iaiil uuD u PIP‘roo HEAR WHAT I P I P N t Y but v o u TH E V0UN6 ^ 4 CompMH in automatic, options, $6375. Excellent condition. Air con­ HAPPENEPTTHEYASREP □ n iti Corvette, 1963, original coupe, ditioning. Power steering, A R E V D U T H A T5 W H AT COME HERE CAN'T 60 I FRENCH LASS i|M«d 2 Datarmlna 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE Pbby ME TO LEAP IN « 9 Third p*non balance □ E in AWAY FOR THE HUB DUB $7800. Call 6461149. power brakes. Automatic P0IN6?y I'MPaNS'l'M TO BE HOME 15 FASCINATEP OF CITY UVINO - for rent. Centrally located. 12 Cry of 3 Korean border transmision. Steel belted By Abigail van Buren 6OIN6 H0ME.<, PRAYER, ANP THEM I LAU6HEP VAL0NE._ BVTHEAMKRAN, •flimiMian (iiGiLinnnn nraDuu 2 plush bedrooms., Older radial tires. Good gas river □□□ nniDa nnDD bome.'TboushtfiiUy restorea: B/eimw LAuawii | A T ! ^ ^ ^ ^ _ r 13 High up 4 Mottunuaual mileage. $1990. Call 64619». javt-ni _r ^ 14 Himiliyin ox niui^D naciD ciac Only $200. 23466«. Locators, ^ - [ 5 Southern □□□□□ □nnaciiac] fe e .' 1976 THUNDERBIRD b ISFootboll Mate (abbr.) □Dtiiii nine] 1979 CHEVROLET PICKUP - Ittguo (ibbr.) 6 Small bMl iriiiLin 16 Wratchod (tl.) 7 Newt 4 wheel drive. Both excelticj , - DEAR ABBYt This is in response to PREPARED FOR 17 Compin OFFICE FOR RENT - 500 condition! Must sell! Will' 1975 FORD WINDOW VAN - 8 Foil THE WORST, the woman with MS (multiple sclerosis) who ^ n t square^ feet. Excellent sacrifice! Call 6464194. Power steering, power v 3 9 In itap (abbr.) GLASTONBURY - 3 elegant was told by her doctor that eventually she would be 15 Piono piaeo ■ iff $180. Includes: Heat, brakes, am/fm stereou 20 ImltitM 10 Baiaballar pronoun bedroom home. L a rn bai iltor, parking, air condition. ^ r a ly x ^ and confined to a wheelchair. How right you were Aaron Phoenicia You'll bt MirprifKl II th, ouick rnuKi Carpeted. Other extras! $2000 Frank and 22 CIA 30 Milk (Pr.) 48 Sedan, for ment to store out of sehson you’ll yat whin you KtvrMiM your Ui tell her not tdaccept her doctor’s gloomy prognosis. She Ernaat 11 Squaozaa out 3f PalnUng'Ptptrtng 32 BulUIng CofUnet/ng M or best offer. Call before 2:0(1 fortrunmr 31 Teltvislon one S«/v/c*t Oltontd 31 StnrfMf O/toratf'''’ things. Yard for kids. Only ■KtrH In tht Cliuifitd AOt. p.m. or after 5:00 p.m., 646. was debating' whether to tell her 13-year-old about her 24 Thui (Lot) 19 Actor Knotti award 49 Obeyed $425. 2368646, Locators, fee. Roaort Proparti 7819. b disease in’^tne hope that she might be more cooperative and 25 Uniti of 21 Tenth month C4M TREE SERVICE - Free CERAMIC FIRING. Discount LEE PAINTING. Interior b MASONRY. All types of con­ (abbr.) 34 Praposition 61 From (2 wds.) For Rant 55 1974 m o n t e CARLO - underatanding — yet she didn't want to frighten or upaet FRANK and ERNIE'S ontrgv 40 RKsnt (prefix) estimates, discount senior rates. Quick service. Call 643- exterior. "Check My Rate crete work ana repairs. WE CAU- IT , 28 Courogt 23 Maxim 52 Suceettful Before You Decorate.” Custom wheels, power 1970 CHEVY IMPALA - $20(rj Ifer younger children. citizens. Company 2543. Fleldstone a specialty. Free C A P E COD - W EST steering, power brakes. Air I think all her children should be told. 32 Footod viH 24 Smolder 41 Sercsttic move Dependable. Fully insured. estimates. Call after 5, 843- In running condition. Call 649- DINER Manchester-owned and YARMOUTH. 3 bedroom near conditioning. 55,000 miles. 646 She should also contact her local MS society. Members 33 Pronoun 25 Raiign 43 Unwilling 53 Neophyte HOME CLEANING 64^1653. 1870.______SOUTH WINDSOR - Newly 4025 after 6 p.m. "CHEpy ioPpRl 5E '' 35 Swtot pottto operated. Call 646-1327. Seagull Beach. $225 week. Call 2481, after 6 p.m., or the store will invite her to meetings, put her in touch with other MS 26 Calaitial bear 44 Author 59 Be wrong PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVE decorated. 3 carpeted 36 Simo (profix) 27 Immediately Fleming DESIGN KITCHENS - 6461315. 647-9128. V^ 1976 PINTO TWO DOOR victims and provide her with a lot of helpful information. gScPiUSB IT'S 37 Honitr itat* 57 Trouble BY "SERVPRO ” Carpets, bedrooms. Extra large yard. 29 Chyot 47 Potieilive B 4 M TREE SERVICE. Call Upholstery, Draperies, PAINTING BY CRAIG Cabinets, VaniUes, Formica Ideal location. Call for Info. Ultra clean! 16,000 original .■ PREPARED FOR THE WORST should also read 'T he •bbr.) 58 Noun suffix Counter Tops. Display, COLUMBIA LAKE - Small 1966 CHEVELLE - 2 door miles. 4 sjieed. 4 cylinder. Call now lor Free Estimate. Floors, Walls, Windows. OGDEN - Interior irElfterior 236-5646, Locators, fee. Furtuit of Hope," an excellent and inspiring book by n ^ B Fi r s t t h i k i a 38 Mirgin 1 2 3 4 1 1 7 1 9 10 11 EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN ^eciallst! Fully Insured. Storage b Bookcases. Kitchen waterfront cottage. July and hardtop. 283. automatic. 62,- after 5:0d p.m., 6498926. Miriam Ottenbdrg, a Pulitzer JoumalisL heraelf a person 39 Dyt lubiUnce Professional-lnsure(J. Call August. 2269852, 6462593 or 000 oridnal miles. Good body ■ ______^ TO SAVE YOU MONEY.. Ful­ 649-0836, or 8758307. F*^ree Estim ates. Call Cabinet Fronts. Custom with MS. HE t f C P O K E D 42 Mirth 12 13 14 ly Insured. References. anytime, 649-8749. Woodworking. M^9658. and Interior. Needs work on 1967 DODGE DART - 66,000 - I know firathand about MS because I have it, too. My 6 . 45 DoHrt region DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR frame.. $275. 6460881. miles. Needs work. Asking T H A T '-ff e d i b l e . of ihifting IS IS 17 MA MA’S K IT C H E N . Wantad to Rant 57 ^ar-old daughter and ll-year-old son were told what I have •and CITIZENS! 643-7285. Specialized catering from R oofing...... 34 MANCHESTER - Working $450. In daily use. Call 6467690 and how they can help. They are ambng my greatest assets. 11 IB 20 21 1966 MUSTANG e*«»*NU.Me.ru hh u I OR 46 Actrtie Gebor candlelight for 2 and shore DAN SHEA PAINTING b with 2-3 bedrooms homes, anytime. Without their help and my husband's constant assurance, I DECORA’HNG. Interior and ROOFER WILL INSTALL from $225 on up. See them MOTHER b DAUGHTER CONVERTIBLE - Pony in­ ------!------:— jf 47 Cry of joy 22 23 24 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE dinners, to elegant banquets. LOOKING for 2 Bedroom terior, 6 cylinder. New wouldn't be able to do the things I do today. I’m a substitute 60 Paie • law Call 649-6933. Exterior. Also-Wallpapering. roof, siding or gutter for low today! 236-5646. Locators, fee. Fireplaces, concrete. Quality Craftsmanship! Call discount price. Call Ken at Apartment in Manchester automatic transmission. teacher. Brownie leader, team mom for my son's baseball 54 Gallic 28 24 37 21 21 30 j r Chimney repairs. No job too (earn and active in my church and PTA. Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawranca affirmative 646-5424, or 646-1305. 647-1566. with utilities for under $330, Many new parts. Runs ^ e a t, 32 33 34 31 small. Save! Call 644-8^ for DON’T LET GRUBS devour OBIooa-Bteraa tor Rant 55 Call 2864625. needs some body work. $600 or MGB 1975 - 48,000 miles. Body I manage to keep my home going and keep up a moderately 66 Mora up-to- estimates. your lawn. Prevention is •towasstoossssss************ and engine clean. Citrus active social life. I realize that sonihday I could be paralyzed date cheaper than cure. Free es­ Haatlng-Plumblng 35 best offer. 6463192. as 37 31 PAINTING - INTERIOR AND MANCHESTER - 2400 Square yellow/green. $3000. Bill, 566 and in a wheelchair. But right now I am not, and I intend to VA MBAN- 69 Chinaaa fith timate and inspection for all Feet IndustHal Space. Ideal □ AUTOMOTIVE 1369 evenings. FDON" THB lauca 38 40 41 42 43 44 your lawn and shrub EXTERIOR; _ Eaperhanging. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1972 Volkswagen Bug- Stan­ use to the fullest everything I have. Every day I fight to keep DRIVEWAY SEALING. for Machine- Shop. F.J. ••••••••ssasaaasaaaa****** dard shift. Excellent running »•••••••••■•••••••••••••••« 3LAME ON 60 Shoihonaan Protects and beautifies your maintenance requirements. Experienced, references. Ser- repairs, plugged drains, my body on its feet and walking. It’s a struggle, but it’s well Re8FBR*r Indian 41 4t ving Willlmantic, Spllecki, I ^ lto r s , 6^2121. Autoa For Bah 61 condition. Economical Motorcfelaa-Blcrelaa 54 - driveway. Experienced and 647-9260. kitchen faucets replaced, worth the effort when I see what I can still accomplish. 61 Golfclubi Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ repaTred, rec rooms, transportation. Hardtop Sun PAT HERMAN, OXNARD, CAUF. 47 41 49 10 11 62 IT reasonable. Free estimates. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 62 Ponaaiiva try, Columbia, Tolland areas. bathroom remodeling, heat STORE- Manchester, good WE PAY TOP PRICES for roof. 7 tires. $1600. Call days- pronoun S4 Call Art, 649-3061. BABYSITTER AVAILABLE 647-3166. Nights8462140. Ask Speedy Telephone II IS pl 19 JULY i AUGUST In my W. J. Grillo. 4238582. modernization, ' etc. Free location. Includes: Heat, air wrecked and junk cars. A & B - DEAR PAT: Thank you for a wonderful letter. I 63 Spit Estimate gladly given. M & M conditioning, parking. 649- Auto Salvage, for Larry. quotations. Immediate SO 11 12 Licensed Home. Reasonable coverage available. Call Joas received hundreds of letters from those with MS, and 64 Greek iitand REWEAVING BURN Plumbing b Heating. 649-2871. 5334, ask for Mr. Grossman. Call Tony ( all were in complete agreement that no one should 65 Fleet poet rates. Washington School BulMIng Contracting 33 at cnarke Insurance. 6461126., S3 S4 61 HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas area. Please call 643-4976. expect the worat and resign him/herself to a wheel­ office (abbr.l repaired. Window shades, MANCHESTER • Retail, chair. They also told me that telling the children and Venetian blinds. Keys. TV WES ROBBINS Carpentry MOTORCYCLE " (NIWtFAPia INTIHFRtll AltN | storage and/or manufacturing asking for th eir help bring th e fam ily cloaer together. FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 remodeling specialist. Ad­ space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- 1970 MUSTANG V-8. INSURANCE. Same day Main Street. 649-5221. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 000 square feet. Very WANTED JUNK AND LATE Automatic. Power steering. coverage available. For those who want more information about MS, built-ins, bathrooms, I ^ ie duarantw. reasonable. Brokers MODEL WRECKS - Cash Power brakes. Two new tires, Competitive rates. Call Judy, write to the National MS Society, 205 E. 42nd St., WANTED . kitchens, 649-3446. Chip Repair HOUSECLEANING. Respon­ protected. Call Reyman Paid. Call Parker Street Used exhaust and battery. No rust. Croexett Agency Inc., 646 New York, N.Y. 10017. porcelain & Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. Very clean. $1300. 568-1152. 1577. sible reliable. Call 646-2234 FlbarglaM, Spray m p ertie s, 1-2261206. Allay Oop — Dava Qraua bridge " DEAR ABBY: My husband and I both work in jobs after 2 p.m. FARRAND REMDDEUNG - Appliances & Cabnets. Display at; ifcran covert by Social Security. We have three young children. 1 LAWNS CUT. Expert service. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Wbtn you're seeking wneonc to fill e “ Lowest rates around. Call for PalnUng-Ptparing 32 e HIGHLAND ST.. E.H. vKtncv in your butmett, you cen reecb _ know that if my husband becomes disabled or diea, the WHAICHA WANTA , because w e never fcxjnd s o much Room Additions, Decks, All GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND ...AN' WHATEVBl THATJ YEAH, BUT EVEN 1 / I DUNNO! Dandy defense downs game free e s tim a te . 649-7773 Upes of Remodeling and e greiier number of prospects with e children would get monthly Social Security payments. a O CHASIN' AS A HALF-DIME IN IH ' CABIN THOSE WAGONS CARRYIN',y IF THEY DID DE-> THATS ^^J203^52M20^ Help Wanted ad tn thi$ Cieiiified - Would the children be able to get any benefiU if something AFTER AW OL' BBJDBtS USa> AS A HIDEOUT/ evenings. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ section , IS HEAVY....Y'SEE /O D E 'UMOVE ANY/T..THATS N WHAT rmt WAGOt FOR, HOW DEB> THEM / LOOT THEY HAD / INJUN ) I AIM were the same at all tables. - Interior and exterior. ly insured. Phone 6438017. happens to me? SN A K E? , CLEJUI SIDINB ^Commercial and residehtial. Flooring 35 RUTS ARE? ^STASHED, WHYt> ( COUNTRY.' / rH N P Every South but one' made ~ ■ Free estimates. Fully in­ 1970 HONDA 350. Low milege. THEY TAKE FT " J V OUT.' NORTH a-ii-ao four notrump. The unfor­ ^Vyna-Lume Cleaning Co. i Excellent condition. $400 (jail NORTH? 6 QJ 4 T^Modem Concept In sured. 6468879. LEON CIEZSYNSKI FLOORSANDING b DEAR ALICE: You have the same rights and tunate one who didn't man­ /worn 649-7831. »KQ 7 aged to gather in only e l^ t )fqtrofessional cleanini BUILDER, new homes, .ad­ REFINISHING. Floors Uke HERS/ benefits under Social Security as your husband. ditions, remodeling, rec new. Specializing in older ♦ K74 tricks, and there was nothing ^ ^ y l and aluminum sid in g ;^ J.P. LEWIS b SON- Interior If you become disabled or die after working long 610 9 63 <1 Exterior Painting. Paper rooms, garages, kitchens floors. Natural and stained enough under Social Security, your children can get be could do about the whole T > ’uuy Insured - Free ^ WEST EAST thing. In fact, he gave himself )A£sUinates. » Hanging. Remodeling. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, floors. No waxing any morel monthly Social Security checks until age 18 or 22 If Also: Painting. John Ver- ♦ 100872 8 A i 3 the best chance. Recreation Rooms. Call 649- dormers, roofing. Residential 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 36b &ey go to school hill time and remain unmarried. r M i-iaii I 9658. ______or commercial. 649-4291. faille, 646-5750. ______W104S Y A J62 miles on It! Hardly ever used* If you have a child disabled before 22ryour diaabled 6 0 S ♦ 10832 He covered the 10 of spades Call 7428726 anytime. child would get monthly checks as long as the ♦ K 32 474 with dummy’s jack to give the dUabiUty lasts. impression that he ditin’t bold Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Hornet for Rant 54 If this sticker appears on your car, stop in and Campara-Trallara Motor SOUTH Antiquat 43 4 K 0 the king. Homaa 65 receive a Free Car Wash anytime this week DEIAR ABBY: I chuckled over the letters from women 4005 It didn't do him any good. A N TIQ U ES & VERNON - Working with 2 FEMALE LOOKING FOR with deep voices who were constantly called "sir” on the The Flintatonsa — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ aqjo E ast was looking at all the 1978 23’ TRAVEL TRAILER. COLLECTIBLES - W ill and 3 bedrooms as low as $215. SAME to share home. Non Mlephone 4 AQJ0 high hearts and assumed that Purchase outright or sell' on Call now. Locators. Small fee. smoker please. Call 6438121 , 315 CENTER ST MANCHESTER, CT. Self contained. Excellent con­ * My telephone voice is also misleading. Very often when I MERE^S TH E NOW, I'L L L E T SOMEONE ^ South would not open a VERNON - 3 SUNNY dition. Call 5665757 after 4 Vulnerable: Eaat-West commission. Houselot I or 2365646. after 6:00 p.m. aniwer my telephone, the calling party will say, “May I ROCKUV-JO& FLINTSTONE SHOULD HAVE notrump with no face card in BEDROOMS. Restful at­ p.m. u Dealer South single piece. Telephone 644- please apeak to yotlr mother, honey?” This happened only BLUEPRINTS.'' KNOW THEV'KE THOUGHT UP either major. Then East asked EAST HARTFORD - Near air­ mosphere. Kids ok. Today 643-5135 himself the $64,000 question: MANCHESTER - Clean, con­ only $290. 2365646. Locators, yesterday, so I replied, “My mother is 78 years old, and I am REAP'/.' THIS NEW Waal Nartb E ut Saeth venient, 5 room apartment. craft. 2 room apartment in Automotlvo Sorvleo 5t INT “How can I b u t this wuM?” quiet older building. fee. 116. What can I do for you, honey?" □ RENTALS No utilities. No appliances. m UTTLE GIRL VOICE IN DENVER Pass 2 NT Pass Pass Then Ehut saw that a shift Lease. $325. Lombardo and Appliances, utilities included. m Pass $2(ff/month. Lease, security, WINDSOR - Enjoy this to the deuce of hearts would Associates. 649-4003. secluded home. Kids okay. w (Problems? You’ll feel better if you get them off be a winner if West held the Rooms for Rant 52 references required. 5688138. Broker. Pets negotiable. Large yard. Jour chesL For a personal reply write to Abby, Box Opening lead.’4 10 10 or maybe even the nine and JULY 1ST ANSALDI Only TiSO. Locators. Small «B700, Loa Angeles, Calif. 90069. Pleaae enclose if West could get in with a dia­ VILLAGER - ’Two Bedroom Homaa lor Rant 54 fee. 2365646. Jtam p^, aelfraddresaed envelope.) mond or club. Townhouse. $400., plus two So, East did shift to the months security. One BOLTON - 5 Room Ranch. deuce of hearts. West’s 10 MATURE MALE ROOM $15. M you're in buiinei) for your$elf end SUMMER bedroom, first floor flat. Waterfront year round home. knocked out one of dummy’s Female, mature $20. Non- went to tell more people of what you By OiweM Jacoby smokers. Live-In. References. $300.. plus two months securi­ have to offer, you thould be adver- Full basement, half acre. AlanSonUg honors. West got in with the ty. Lesperance Agency, 646 titmg in the Cla$$ified taction of thi$ $500. 647-9914.______club king and led a heart to One must have license, plus paper every day' few errands and meals. 649- 0505. When today’s hand was give East three heart tricks and a top score. 5459. PstfOQroph rhs Born Loaar — Art Santom in a Dallas duplicate, THREE LARGE ROOMS - Ming and opening lead (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) AUTO CARE TSAuar K 238 CHARTER OAK STREET First floor. Appliances, heat .BOLTON - Beautifully wenxnsomepp 'iotiuanaeT V whn^ - Room with private entrance and hot water. Storage space EAST HARTFORD - 2 landscaped. 4 bedrooms, with What to carry to keep car efficient Bernice B ede O sol suitable for older working and parking. Large yard. bedroom older home thought­ 2 car garage. Fireplace, $500 Car Clock W0WS AK1PSOW& gentleman. Parking. $30 •Available July 1st. PfO PE’TS! fully restored. Yard for kids. carpeting. Minutes from 84. and safe if you use self-service gas Car clocks have been around UBRA (Sn >L 23-OcI. 23) Instead (iOOQMEWS,, tJ T A K E A weekly. Security. 649-1746. $310. Security deposit Just $225. 2365646. Locators, Call for details. 2366646, almost as long as cars. The ear­ Of challenges awakening your V U iO J T ^ required. 6469568. fee. resourcefulness today, they may ABOUT. Lpca.tors. fees. liest ones were placed on the Apartmanta For Rant 53 (Editor's note: The foUowing dows, mirrors and lights clean. 12. Tools: Pair of pliers, ad­ qibur have just the opposite effect and is reprintedfrom the publication (Towels are also handy for wip­ justable end or crescent wrench. glove compartment door, cause you to back off before you ing dipsticks and dirty hands.) l^illips and standard blade which assured poor accuracy ^ B irth d ay really try. The ovtrall cure rate for akin cancer is higher than 90 MANCHESTER - Nice two Self'Service: Gas Up and G o." The pamphlet gives valu­ 3. Bottle of windshield screwdrivers, battery post due to the frequent slamming SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your percent bedroom duplex. Full base­ splendid Imagination could play able advice to fmfrons of self- washer solvent. cleaning socket. of the door. A few of the old * Juna 20,1MO ment. Carpeted. Stove and 13. Miscellaneous: Heavy- tricks today and cause you to Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan > service gas stations on how to 4. Tire pressure gauge and u timers are now prize collectors’ YMr prospacta for the coming see things as being more nega­ refrigerator. No children or duty flashlight, pair of leather- pets. Nice location. 646-6644. maintain a car. It can be ob­ Lincoln-head pennv for check­ items. Jaeger, a Swiss clock are encouraging, provided tive than they really are. Look for ■ '" " 0 ( tained for 60 cents at Govern­ ing safe tread depth. palmed work gloves, old bath made for expensive cars such yOM don't attempt to make major sunshine, not clouds. © ment Printing Office book stores 5. Jug of distilled water for towel, can of lanolin-based sol­ chMngea impulaivety or without 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) PORTER STREET AREA. 3 vent for cleaning dirty hands, as the Dusenberg and Bugatti, rooms, heat, utilities, in major cities or by writing to battery cells. hA ng alt the facts. Plan your Business and pleasure make a the U S. Government Printing 6. Hydrometer for checking and the owner's manual for your is worth $500 or more. rrftm wisely and, above all, be poor mix today. Settle for one or parking. Security deposit. No patient. the other. The odds aren't with Winthrop — Dick Cavalli pets. 649-9092 or 643-1827. $4995 Office, Washington. D.C. battery cell conditions. particular vehicle.______o y iF N (May 21-Jime 20) Man- 20402.) 7. Two or three cans of pre­ you. NCW M/PROBLEA^ le, HCW SPECIAL SALE ON CHRYSLER CORP. e 9 your resources with wisdom CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) AFTER (^tVlKWr ITMLkOH r'M (gOINGr TO AM tRRV MANCHESTER - 5 room 1979 As self-service gas slops be­ mium grade engine oil (SAE today, or you may suffer a loss. II Associates whose alms are not in CO I LCT BO PEREK. W W IOW-40 or 20W-50). AUTO THOLkSHTl'VE ^ ROBERT REDfORQ IhiSTBAD. apartment.Available July 1. come more popular with every yOB do any gambling be sure it is harmony virtth yours will be more t h a t S w AVAILABLE $275/month, plus utilities. CARS - YOUR c h o i c e : DODRE DIPLOMATS, rise in fuel prices, what to carry 8. Oil-can spout (one that D’ADDARIO’S SERVICE i<|||very small stakes. Romance, of a liability today than an asset. DeaPEO^OTTO /WARKy Parking for 1 vehicle. Securi­ to service your car quickly and doesn't leak around the punch- tnvel, luck, resources, possible Instead of trying to drag them ’YOU, WIMTHROR ty and references. 647-1027. CHRYSLER LESARONS, DODGE ASPENS efficiently without clutter takes hole). pMalls and career for the coming along, go It on your own. Mobil 'nflinths are all discussed In your A Q U A ^ S (Jan. 20-F#b. 19) r on new meaning. Here is a 9. C^an of transmission /Qro-Qraph letter, which begins Duties or res^nslbilitles cannot EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 1 suggested list of basic tools and fluid (choose according to make COMPLETE of your car). wtlh your birthday. Mail $1 lor be rationalized away today, nor bedroom. New appliances. service items that shouldn't take AUTOMOBILE REPAIRINQ to Astro-Graph. Box 489, should they be postponed to a Bills paid. Only, $195. too much room in your car ’ 10. Transmission fluid fun­ BRAKE SERVKX W io City Station, N.Y. 10019. later date. Delays aren't a substi­ Locators. Small lee. 2365646. trunk. nel with long, flexible neck and Be sure to apecify birth date. tute for solutions. 1. Windshield cleaner fluid reducer fitting so it can also be M C C R (June 21>July 22) PI8CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) This SOUTH WINDSOR '- ' Your in a finger pump 'n* spray bot­ used for oil. power steering 289-6427 4 |n 't aak others to do things you is not a good day to let someone D ONTTELL TCO AMJCH children will love it. Splendid tle. fluid, and (if clean) gasoline. weuldn't do yourself. Others will else manage your personal O o ° o ' AAE BUBBLE BATH/ I, HO ANSWn CAU 289-9811 fiiow your lead, and If it's a poor affairs, or for you to try to direct K|5 2 bedroom, nice area. $200. A LL EQUIPPED WITH; 2. Rough surface synthetic II. Can of hydraulic brake D U O OgO R. NOT OUST ME, TV1EY15E Rent is negotiable. Won’t last. AL BOULAIS’ Vfn're reluctant to truly speak handled calmly. AU- Locators. Small fee. 2365646. RADIO, MUCH MORE > Regular Inspection, Care Xurmlnd. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A T 1VIE TOAU OF A SUT MY V1HOLE AIR CONDITIONING w a o (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) The Assistants or coworkers won't MAN ANN AEEeSTPP? OBPEB-. WANT TO HECE? e x t e n d e d f a c t o r y w a r r a n t y U R T O 1 8 twnptatlon to spend unnecessar- appreciate it if you behave bossi­ MEE-T THEM? Key to Vehicle Longevit)' SPECIAL i{;could be very strong today, ly or don't shoulder your share of M ONTHS OR 24,000 MILES.-______j A key to vehicle longevity ii Every 12 Moalhs or 12,000. aed you may make some unwise the burden. Do your duties with a - ..- 3 purchases. Shop sensibly and smile. <; ENFIELD - Elegent 2 large regular inipection and mainte­ Miles — Check emission con­ • N sa n Tut $ystaM •Tilt Cn M l|]y only what you need. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ■’© ‘^ ^ 0 ^ 0 0 G bedrooms, with sunny nance of your car, according to trols. Replace spark plugs. aQNi Cia$Bissir flas •TI|Mm CiMpnsMr Mtaals breakfast room. Kids ok. Just 1980 FRONT WHEEL DRIVE OMNIS the Automotive Parts b Ac- Replace points and condenser aM M IsN TsailM •iMpad tntM fat laMs E Short Ribt — Frank Hill $275. 2365646. Locators, fee. cetsoriet Association. APAA (set dwell and timing). Check • Tsst M CiMtigs-llihiM, lie. • to) XnM PrIi ir FriM tt suggests you adopt the follow­ compression. Replace air filter. lUitlMnl Cwt NEEP«OME I W A L V W Bugs Bunny — Haimdahl & Stolfal ing program; Replace fuel flltcr. Replace ' SOLDlEBa WANTSDIDI Evesy Taak of Gas — PCV value. Inspect distributor IN , EAST HARTFORD - Air con­ Check windshield washer fluid. cap and rotor. $12 $$ CAVAL.BV. ditioned 1 bedroom. Heat Check lire pressure. Check Every 24 Monihs or 14,000 paid. Lease negotiable. Don’t Milet — Flush cooling system. WE SERVIQE ALL DOMESTIC CARS miss seeing it today! Only power steering fluid level. Our Boarding Houaa $195. 236-5646. Locators, fee. Check battery water level. Replace aniifreeze/coolant. Graatar HartfonTa Nawaat Olds Daalar Check oil level. Check belt Replace spark plug wires. an SORRY TO RUN V >16 c a n MAYBE THE condition. Check hydraulic Replace distributor cap and OUT OH MY BILL IVAIT! HERE AMERICAN 2 & 4 DOOR MODELS *9778 DELR^ brake fluid. rotor. AMW. HOOPLE!MRES(JME LEAOUE Every 5 Moalhs or 6,000 Ai Necessary — Replace At ■ way of IntroducInQ ourtttvM wo hovo • gift for you. A ROCKVILLE - Extra large 5 30 IN S T O C K FO R IM M ED IATE DE LIV E R Y froo Itfotimo lubrloatlon cord. This card wHI ontitio you to a riX BUY VOU T COOKIES t iLP HIRE rooms, quiet. Airv bedrooms AUTOMATIC OR STANDARD TRANSMISSION, WITH OR WITHOUT AIR hUea — C3iaiige engine oil. wiper blades. Replace shock froa luba )ob on any domaatio car vou own no mattar what A MOTBL_^TO H m cH OU FOR for the choosy family. Kids ■ "JM S TO^CHOOSe PROM Change oil filter. Clean and absorben. Rotate tires. Align maka or modal. 8aa ona of our aaJaapaopta for datalla. WITH MY ON IN THE THE ok. JUst $22l. 2h-5646. If...... I — regap spark plugs. Check hoses from wheels. Replace brakes. : VOUWfTSBR.SABSB. iMBANPAfV NEXT 1 MEANTlfrtE MJ--gTAR Locators, fee. and d rap s. Check lights and Repack wheel bearings. Repair l9l($ MOUTH w in n e r ! ! (SAME! turn signals. Check antl- body rust and perform other OiWbyVtornettfWt b MANCHESTER - 2nd. Floor freeze/coolant condition. body maintenance. Wax and Otibiiiolrile Duplex. 3 large rooms. No j HORCHES of MANCHESTER Check air conditioner opera­ polish. Protect vinyl top 345 Centar St. tiliti ippliances. 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER. 643 2791 tion. Check differential fluid appearance. Clean battery ManchaatBr 649-1749 1WH MINUTE W ABSIT pets.ets. $210 monthly.ithly. SecuritySecur 1 OPIM HONDO TKURSDIT ’HlPR faiOlT 5 S41UB0*’ 'il‘ FM Ih iL 'if iW Call after 6 p.m..'649-4611. 'SEASON OPENS-lWAfr BliSS IS NOWMEPE TO BE FOUND. She H erald classified advertising ''inObvNBA.ktc 0 ROOT FOR THE NIGHT OR DAY: n i g h i s 643-2711 DAYS NPn’IONAL, ‘7'm terribly sorry, you have certain traits that 643-2718 remind meofJ.fl.,on ‘Dallas'. “