Heating Oil Supplies Construction Industry 1 PZC Makes Suggestions I *Billy and Reggie^ Said Barely Enough Victim of Gas Crunch 1 For 102-Lot Subdivision I Ready to Part i^ays Page 3 P age 5 1 Page 8 1 Page 9 i®and|patpr Clear Tonight, WHArs Sunny Wednesday NEWi Eurning Mrralb Datallt on paga 2 Ships Collide CIVITAVECCHIA, Italy (UPI) I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 « 20$ Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered — A French freighter slammed into a fully laden Italian tanker in heavy fog today, sending flames raging through both vessels and spewing 5,000 tons of crude oil and diesel fuel toward Rome’s | Consumer Prices Up 1.1% crowded beaches. Officials said at least three I crew members died in the colli-1 WASHINGTON (UPI) —Consumer in May, the fourth consecutive large sion and 30 were reported injured. prices shot up another 1.1 percent in increase. Rescue teams searched for 27 I May, the Labor Department reported But the rise in food prices con­ missing crewmen, many of whom | today. Gasoline and fuel oil continued tinued to cool, as the administration jumped overboard. their rapid rise, but food costs grew has been hoping. Port officials said the 12,202-ton I more slowly. rise for food and beverage French freighter Emmanuel It was the fifth straight month that prices as a whole has slowed from 1.6 Delmas collided with the 4,942-ton the seasonally adjusted Consumer percent in February to 1 percent in Italian tanker Vera Berlingieri 14 Price Index has risen in the 1 percent March, 0.9 percent in April and 0.7 miles off Italy’s west coast range and showed inflation is con­ percent in May. Still, food prices between the port cities of | tinuing strong even while many have risen 11.2 percent in the past Civitavecchia and Fiumicino. believe the economy is entering a year. slowdown or recession. Prices of retail store foods rose 0.5 General Knew Retail prices have risen 10.8 per­ percent in May, the smallest in­ cent during the past 12 months and at crease since last August. CASTEAU, Belgium (UPI) - 1 an annual 13.6 percent rate in the Pork prices declined for the second Gen. Alexander M. Haig said he | past three months. straight month, and poultry prices had known for a year before Mon­ The May price index stood at 214.1, also declined. day’s assassination attempt he I meaning that goods which cost $100 Beef and veal prices increased was the "target” of a specific! • ' in 1967 now costs $214.10. sharply by 3 percent in May, but this terrorist group. Gasoline prices increased 5 per­ was considerably less of a rise than But neither he nor Belgian I cent in May, slower than the 6 per­ earlier this year. police would say which group is cent rise in April, but still an annual Restaurant meals rose 1.1 percent the prime suspect in Monday’s rate of increase of 55.1 percent. The in May and alcoholic beverages 0.8 attempt, which failed by a frac­ cost of transportation rose 1.8 per­ percent, both, faster rises than the tion of a second to kill NATO’s | cent with gasoline accounting for previous month. supreme commander. more than two-thirds of that in­ The overall cost of housing rose 1.2 A bomb planted beneath a I crease. percent in May, with fuel playing a roadway in the nearby village of Fuel oil prices jumped 5.3 percent big part. Obourg was detonated by remote c o n tro l ju s t a f te r H a ig ’s chauffeur-driven Mercedes 6(X) had passed it. A trailing security | car took the brunt of the blast, Merchant Poll slightly injuring two of its oc- j cupants. Decision Due Set Downtown JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (U P I)- By GREG PEARSON After a three-hour hearing Mon­ in hiring and funding a full-time coor­ day, U.S. D istrict Judge W. President Carter and Japan^e_^Prime at Yoshida Villa, residence of late Japanese Herald Reporter dinator to oversee Main Street Terrell Hodges said he would Minister Mayayoshi Ohira shake hands atlKe "Prime Ttlinfster Shigehi 'Ydshida, 50 fniles MANCHESTER — Downtown development. study a seven-volume transcript beginning of their second round of talks today from Tokyo. (UPI photo) merchants soon may be surveyed to Such a position had been proposed on the murder trial of Charles find out what they would like to see and would have been funded with Proffitt and rule by this afternoon done in the Main Street area. Community Development money un­ "at the latest” on a habeas corpus The Downtown Coordinating Com­ til the decision by town voters to petition filed by Proffitt’s at­ mittee this morning proposed this withdraw from the CD program. torneys. Carter Ends Talks and other ideas, including a meeting If the merchants would pay some In a related incident, Robert of several town committees and of the cost for the position, the town Sullivan, whose execution was boards, to expedite action for im­ also might consider providing part of scheduled a few minutes before] proving downtown. the funding, Mrs. Intagliata said. Proffitt’s Wednesday morning, Phyllis Jackston, a Realtor who Mrs. Intagliata and others praised won an indefinite reprieve Mon­ With Japan Premier recently opened a new office on Main Mrs. Jackston for her new downtown day. The two men were to be the Street, attended the hour-long office. TTiey said improvements such second and third killers to die in TOKYO (UPI) — President Carter again declined to discuss strategy. fered from a “tummy bug” — and meeting and proposed the survey, as those will help revitalize the area. the electric chair in Florida in and Japanese Premier Masayoshi Security in Oiso was as tight as it went shopping. Her purchases in­ which might include both merchants But, they all agreed more such im­ u st o v er a m onth. Ohira today wound up talks in has been in Tokyo where Carter cluded a yukata, or summer kimono, and residents of the area. provements are a must. preparation for the Big Seven arrived Sunday night. and a Japanese doll. She also suggested a meeting of Mrs. Jackston said the town has to Up to Jurors “energy summit’’ which was “What are they expecting, an inva­ Spokesmen said Carter and Ohira town boards and commissions that take steps to assist. overshadowed by the OPEC oil cartel sion by sea?” asked one amazed discussed the new arms limitation might be connected with any “They give J.C. Penney a tax CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas conference on the other side of the White House staff member. treaty between the Soviet Union and downtown-related matter. This could abatement or incentives to create (UPI) — Elmer Wayne Henley, world. Carter and Ohira emerged from United States, the Middle East and include the Board of Directors, Plan­ jobs in this town. We’re also looking who was convicted of killing six Carter and Ohira, shedding their the session with their coats off and Caijter’s upcoming trip to South ning and Zoning Commission, at jobs here (Main Street). There’s boys and was sentenced to prison suit jackets and rolling up their shirt their sleeves rolled up for a walk Korea. . Economic Development Commission so much potential there,” she said. for 494 years, then was ordered a sleeves, concluded two days of talks through the immaculate garden sur­ But they were believed to have con­ and the Downtown Coordinating The area could be used for medical new trial when the Texas court of on energy and political and strategic rounding the traditional Japanese centrated on ways of ensuring the Committee. or professional buildings as well as Criminal Appeals cited legal matters which had furthered “the villa where they had met. success of the Big Seven energy sum­ One such large meeting would help apartments, she said. errors, was tried the second time | mutual trust and friendship” of the mit on Thursday and Friday. determine what steps the town might James Farr said the area needs a and the jury begins deliberations With 90-degree temperatures and two countries, a U.S. administration high humidity, the two men and their After lunch in the villa, the two be willing to take in the downtown key store, such as a department today. official said.‘ mem emerged once again and Ohira area, Mrs. Jackston said. store, to increase customer traffic. Henley’s lawyer. Will Gray, is delegations appeared drenched in ’The meeting was held at Oiso, a perspiration. Japanese journalists denied he and Carter were preparing Both the survey and the meeting Mrs. Jackston said the im­ confident legal errors will force a picturesque seaside resort within a joint plan behind the backs of their idea appealed to the committee provements are needed before such a third trial. said they had never before seen sight of the sacred Mount Fuji. Ohira in public without his jacket. European trading partners. members. Two members will join tenant can be attracted. Carter flew there by helicopter after “Whatever proposal that is to be Mrs. Jackston in organizing the sur­ The committee also approved a Talmadge Case jogging and swimming at dawn. “We’re saving energy,” Carter presented at the summit will have to vey and what questions it should in­ motion that the Board of Directors Officials said Carter gave Ohira a quipped to reporters. be considered by all the par­ clude. try to expedite purchase of a lot at WASHINGTON (UPI) - If the I "candid apd very sensitive report” First lady Rosalynn Carter, ticipants,” he said. , The large meeting probably will the corner of Cottage and Oak Senate Ethics Committee decides on his recent Vienna meeting with recovered from an intestinal bug that Despite the diplomatic com­ not be held until the fall because the streets. not to subpoena Sen. Herman Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, disrupted her activities Monday, met plexities, Carter was optimistic summer months usually are tough The lot has been proposed as a site Talmadge during today’s closed- but they declined to reveal any members of the U.S. Embassy and when asked whether he thought the ones for attracting persons to for more parking, but the matter has door meeting, the members will details. the Japanese Friendship Force, a summit would be able to agree on a meetings. been referred to the Ethics Commis­ be left in the position of closing The officials dodged reporters’ people-to-people organization plan to reduce oil imports. Betty Intagliata, a member of the sion because of a potential conflict the disciplinary hearings against questions on whether the United founded by her husband. “Yes, I believe so,’’ he told Tovm Board of Directors, said the involving Carl Zinsser, a member of the powerful Georgia Democrat States and Japan had decided to pre­ Eleven-year-old Amy emerged reporters before beginning his survey might show, for instance, that the Board of Directors who is the and deciding his case of financial sent a common approach at the from her sickbed — she also had suf­ meeting with Ohira. downtown businesses are interested real estate agent for the property. misconduct based only on the economic summit on the question of evidence developed by Special | reducing oil imports. But it was clear Counsel Carl Eardley. the Carter administration expected Sources close to the investiga­ the worst when the oil-producing Cartel Begins Pricing Parley tion told UPI four members of the I nations make their decision. 6 committee — the exact number Officials said if oil increased in GENEVA (UPI) - TTie 13 OPEC meeting he was suggesting an in­ agreement on a unified price and the would cause a severe Western reces­ needed to take such action — are price anywhere near the predicted oil ministers today began the cartel’s creased benchmark price, based on current system of wildcat surcharges sion and thus damage the entire leaning toward recommending price of ^ 0 a barrel, it will add “ad­ most crucial price-fixing conference Saudi light crude, of perhaps $18.50 would continue. world economy. that Talmadge be censured by the ditional steam” to the world’s infla­ since the world oil crisis five years per barrel plus a ceiling price which Economists have warned this could Western government and industry Senate. But some reportedly are tion problems. ago. A substantial increase was cer­ could be around the $21.M level. lead to a price of $25 per barrel on observers in Geneva said the best reluctant to urge such severe Ohira expressed his support for tain, with only the exact amount in But Saudi Oil Minister Zaki contract oil by the winter. outcome would be on the lines of punishment without first SAL'T II and his hopes for an early doubt. Yamani said he was strongly opposed ’The general consensus was that the Yamani’s position — an increase of exhausting every avenue to get ratification of the treaty by the U.S. The ministers met behind a screen to such a system, believing it would Organization of Petroleum Expor­ 20 percent with an end to the Talmadge to respond and t^at Senate, the officials added. of tight security in the ballroom of spark a new economic recession. ting Countries will raise the base premiums and surcharges applied by leaves a subpoena as the only op­ The two leaders agreed their the Hotel Intercontinental. Saudi Arabia indicated it would price of oil by 20 percent to 25 per­ most OPEC states. tion available if the panel still | governments would hold a meeting They assembled in the conference hold out for a benchmark price of $18 cent — from the current official base A U.S. government study said if oil wants Talmadge’s testimony. “in the future” to plan a nuclear room at 11 a.m. local time (6 a.m. per barrel with OPEC members per­ price of $14.54 a barrel to between goes up another 20 percent this week safety program and discuss steps for EDT), with current Ministerial mitted, as they always have been, to $17.45 and $18.17 a barrel. the deficit of developing countries Inside Today further cooperation in the nuclear Council Chairman Mana Saeed charge premiums for higher grade A 20' percent jump in world oil this year will reach $41 billion. field, they said. Otaiba of the United Arab Emirates oil, but with an end to the free-for-all prices would add 5 cents to the retail ’The worst outcome would be if the Business...... 11 Administration officials repeatedly presiding. surcharges. price of gasoline, home-heating oil base price went up substantially with Classified...... 13-14 refused to respond to questions on The conference, scheduled to last Most other delegations, however, and diesel fuel in the United States. premiums still allowed, the Comics...... 15 whether Carter had urged Japan to two or three days, has pitched con­ said that while favoring a return to a Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheik observers said. Editorial ...... 7 increase the admission of Viet­ servative Saudi Arabia against unified pricing system, they want the Zaki Yamani said his country “will OPEC radicals such as Iran, Entertainment ...... 12 namese boat people. TTiey did say OPEC’s more radical members. benchmark to be much higher — deploy all its forces” to press for a Algeria, Libya .and Iraq are deman­ Fam ily...... 6 both Carter and Ohira had expressed The Saudis are the only (SPEC around the $20-per-barrel level. small OPEC increase. ding large increases, arguing Obituaries ...... 8 mutual concern on the problem. members to have stuck to the That would mean a massive jump Yamani took exception to a state­ Western oil companies are making Peopletalk...... 2 Officials said a good deal of the benchmark price of $14.54 fixed in of 38 percent above the base price ment by United Arab Em irates’ vast profits on the spot market in Sports...... 9-10 Carter-Obira talks focused on March. ’The others all impose various fixed in March. Minister Mana al Oteiba, who said Rotterdam. Television...... 12 preparations for the economic sum­ surcharges, with the average price What could also happen, OPEC of­ the price should go up to $20 a barrel, Another argument is thht West has W eather...... 2 mit of the seven leading industrial now around the $18 level. ficials said privately, is that the a sharp 38 percent. done little to cut back on consump­ nations which begins ’Thursday, but Otaiba told reporters prior to the ministers would fail to ra^ch any Such an increase, Yamani warned. tion. EVENING HERALD, Tues., June 26, 1979 - PAGE THREE P4GE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Tues,, June 26. 1979 ^ The Weather Peopletalk PZC Approves Permits Heating Oil Supplies Barely Enough for (t BOSTON (UPI) — Many oil in­ ficient for this winter. year, should have enough No. 2 oil to louder, the goverment may order gressional action to protect the poor Fighting City Hall dustry experts were taken by "sur­ Burkhardt joined representatives see it through the winter — barely. production of more gasoline and less and elderly. those who live on fixed incomes, 1 prise” by President Carter’s decision of three major oil companies and a Burkhardt, vice president of the heating oil. “There’s just no enough distillate foresee more tragedy than we’ve had Ull For Warehouse Project to build up national home heating oil number of New England’s primary New England Fuel Institute which That will mean reserves of only around,’ he said. “If you don’t solve so far,” he said, 'mu'tom Cuts Hot Dog Cost reserves to 240 million barrels, ac­ distributors at a media seminar Mon­ represents about 1,100 independent about 217 million barrels when the that crude problem — and there Robert McCool. the northeast cording to a leading industry analyst. day intended to provide the in­ distributors, said the industry was heating season begins, said aren’t very many ways to do it — general manager for Mobil Oil, said You can too fight City Hall. Ron Gordon did and By JUNE TOMPKINS exterior paging (public address), a an inland wetlands permit to build a "It took a lot of us who deal with dustry’s view of how the present “just about on target” in its efforts Burkhardt, but he added “with that then our options are limited. We’re “barring any new disruptions — and baseball fans in San Francisco now will get their hot Herald Reporter light stockade cedar six-foot fence, a connector road between the cor­ the situation every day by surprise,” energy crunch came about. to comply with President Carter’s and a reasonable winter, there are no operating on a very thin edge. A loss there’s an extreme risk there could dogs for a nickel less. « f lOflAMOBJ MANCHESTER - The Planning & minimum of a 60-foot undisturbed poration’s Knollwood Road subdivi­ said Charles H. Burkhardt, “We’ve Most agreed, barring unforeseen goal, but will probably fall behind. homes in New England that will go of crude anywhere in the world will be disruptions — Free World crude Gordon was outraged when the Recreation and Zoning Commission Monday night buffer area within the fence of the sion off Vernon Street to an un­ never had a 240 million barrel developments in the Mideast or an He said national reserves now total without heat this winter.” have an effect,” supplies should gradually improve to Park Department Commission agreed last year to approved a special exception and in­ property line and planting of four- developed parcel of land to the reserve and I suspect we probably excessively severe winter and with about 128 million barrels, ap­ However, John Buckley, vice presi­ “The failure of Congress to help meet demand during the later allow game concessionaires to raise the price of lOWIST TIMPIIATUIIS land wetland application for the In­ foot high hemlocks with the condition northeast, now unaccessible to never will.” moderate conservation efforts. New proximately on schedule, but as dent of Northeast Petroleum In­ the poor and elderly pay their heating months of 1979 as well asrebuild in­ wieners to pay for a new hot dog wrapping machine dustrial Park Corp. with several that the Park Department determine vehicles. He estimated that a reserve of protests from motorists stuck in long dustries, Inc., predicted shortages bills is a serious problem. Unless ventories.” They claimed the machine could wrap only 1.63 hot England, which normally consumes recommendations. what existing trees, if any, should be New plans show the developer has about 217 million barrels will be suf­ some 274 million barrels of fuel oil a lines at service stations become would occur and called for con­ Congress does something to help McCool said many federal dogs per minute. Nearby Grissom Road residents removed, planting and fence installa­ moved the site of the proposed road regulations, including present wage After spending $1,600 of his own money, Gordon had protested the proposed develop­ tion to be completed before issuance so that it would preserve the balance and price guidelines, licensing ‘•'W: finally proved the machine is designed to do 45 dogs i6 '\f EZZ]* ment of a new J.C. Penney of a building permit, improvements in the wetlands area and would have procedures and environmental uri wUTHcn fotocast • a minute — a volume negating the need for the extra warehouse last month stating, among to the concrete culvert at the no impact on it. Attorney Thomas New Hampshire Sets Minimum Purchases regulations act as “disincentives” to ByRv I nilcdnilo/l PreKs liiteriialioiiulI S^vxiil ...... r \ i . m i i<___ —l.^ I. —__ For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/27/79. During Tuesday nickel. other things, that there would be an residential property line, and Fitzgerald, representing the Vernon “They reinforced what I heard “we’re so close to the end of the In Boston, state Energy Director situation “seems okay here. It’s not investment, refinery construction night, shower activitv is expected across parts of The clincher — and cancellation of the increase— excessive amount of tree removal, drainage gravel placed outside the Street Corp., said. New Hampshire Monday joined the earlier. That there has been a lot of month” and “any action could make Joseph S. F itz p a tric k told a the best, but people are handling it.” and increased domestic production. Florida. Texas and 'the Lakes Region. Elsewhere, came when he personally wrapped a dozen a minute and objecting to Use of a railroad bends in the channel, weather tight Town Planner Alan Lamson said growing list of New England states topping off, people buying $1.50 or $2 the situation worse.” A $4 minimum legislative committee the state will Rhode Island — Gov. J. Joseph “We’re not saying that government generally fair weather is forecast. — by hand— before the commission. And what will spur. enclosures at each loading door, and that this is one of the locations trying to conserve fuel and cut the worth of gasoline,” said state energy has already been put into effect along ask the U.S. Energy Department to Garrahy also said he was seeking ad­ doesn’t have a role,” he said. “The Gordon do now that he’s won? Says he, “I'm just The commission has taken into walls on each side of the railroad recommended by the Soil Conserva­ long lines at service stations by Chief William Humm. the Maine Turnpike. alter its gasoline allocation formula vance delivery of gasoline to get the fact is that it is involved too deeply in gonna get some rest.” consideration the attitudes of the spur to minimize the noise. tion^ Service. Lamson also requiring motorists to purchase a The order is not legally binding Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso and to help boost supplies in state through the traditionally busy the marketplace. Instead 'of Connecticut Forecast nearby residents in its recommen­ The commission also approved a recommended that the developer minimum amount of gasoline. because it was not approved by the Rhode Island Gov. Joseph Garrahy Massachusetts and other northern July 4th holiday period and hopes to providing stability, it has provided Sunny today with the highs 75 to 80 or about 26 C. Clear 'Full Cycle dations which include light poles subdivision modification for the Ver­ should provide a drainage ditch east Gov. Hugh Gallen signed an state Executive Council, but Gallen ordered minimum pricing systems in states. get stations to open on a staggered uncertainty. Their role should not be and cool tonight. Lows from the mid 40s to the low 50s. directed away from the residents, no non Street Corp. which has requested of the 'road. executive order forcing owners of warned he would get the council’s their states last week. Mrs. Grasso There were also these, other basis. in the day-to-day movement of As a child star, Patty Duke Astin won an Oscar Wednesday partly sunny with the highs from the upper four-cylinder cars to buy at least $5 okay if motorists and station owners also imposed odd-even gas rationing. developments; Maine — The Maine Publicity product,” for her portrayal of Helen Keller in “The Miracle 70s to the'low 80s. Probability of rain near zero through worth of gas with each trip to the do not comply with the directive. In Massachusetts, Gov. Edward Vermont — The Vermont Energy Bureau, the state’s tourist agency, Burkhardt agreed, saying, “We Worker” — the story of the very special relationship Wednesday. Light variable winds today and tonight. pump. Owners of six-and eight- In Maine, meanwhile, state of­ King has ordered stations to restrict Office ordered the release of 800,000 reported tourism down by as much as still face interference from the Miss Keller had with Anne Sullivan, the incredible Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph Wednesday. Grant Sought For Center cylinder cars are required to buy at ficials and gasoline dealers met to gas to cars with half a tank or less, gallons of its set-aside allocation, 17 percent last weekend from a week government, sometimes of an teacher and companion who pulled her out of her least $7 worth. discuss the growing gas shortage. but has not set minimum prices. which represents 5 percent of the earlier. A spokesman said the bureau irrational nature. I firmly believe blind, deaf world and taught her to speak. cent of the program cost, the next that Manchester is large enough for Gallen signed the order after the But Energy Director John Joseph Long lines were still reported in month’s total supply for Vermont has withdrawn all ads in other states’ that if the industry were left alone Now Patty is coming full cycle. In a remake of By ALICE EVANS two senior citizens centers,” she New Hampshire Retail Gasoline said Gov. Joseph Brennan would take Massachusetts, Rhode Island and from major oil companies. guaranteeing motorists gas if they for two years — 24 months — we Extended Outlook the story, for NBC-TV’s new fall programming, Herald Reporler year, 70 percent, and the third year, said. Dealers Association had endorsed no action until after July 1 because parts of Connecticut Monday. Spokesman Norman James said the come to Maine. would come out of this.” Extended outlook for New England Thursday through she'll take the role of Miss Sullivan to a Helen MANCHESTER - The town will 50 percent. Human Serices Director Diane There is only one problem the town the plan. 'Saturday: Keller played by Melissa Gilbert of "Little House apply for federal funds, made Wicks said that she has received an may run into to obtain the grant. The Mass., R.I. ( Conn.: Fair Thursday and Friday. Cloudy on the Prairie.” available by the Older Americans Senior Citizens Center must be a with a chance of showers Saturday. High temperatures Act, to pay for the needed carpeting application for the funds and that it will be filed by Assistant Town multi-service center, not just the from the mid 70s to the mid 80s. Low temperatures from and furnishings at the Senior Citizens social center it apparently is now. Long in the Tooth Center. Manager Charles McCarthy before Many ‘No Turn’ Signs the mid 50s to the mid 60s. the June 30 deadline. If the grant is awarded to the town, Vermont: Partly cloudy thru the period. Chance of a The lady lightweights called a press conference The grant is to be used only as seed As with all such federal grants, the the funds will not be available until few afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Seasonably Monday at New York’s Nirvana restaurant to an­ money. Sister,Rose Alma of the Area January 1980, Sister Rose Alma said. warm. Highsin the mid 70s to the low 80s. Lows in the 50s nounce their upcoming bloodletting, but Uschi Agency on Aging told the town’s program must be for the low income and minorities. Sister Rose Alma The Commission on Aging Monday Coming Down in Area to around 60. Doering — the European titlist from Germany — Commission on Aging Monday night. night also recommended the town Maine and New Hampshire: Fair south and chance of was an hour and 15 minutes late. The town or the Senior Citizens reminded the commission of that arrange for a Connecticut Transit Co. The State Traffic Commission last week Center Street; Welcome Place at East showers north Thursday. Fair Friday. Chance of showers Her excuse — she had to go to the hospital and Center will have to come up with more than once Monday night. but stop nearer to the Spencer decided to remove 661 “no turn on red” Middle Turnpike; Mott’s Shopping Center matching funds for the project. The She also suggested that the town Saturday, Highs in the 70s and 80s. Lows mostly in the have a tooth extracted. Just to make sure no one Village housing project for the elder­ intersection at East Middle Turnpike; first year the grant will cover 85 per­ keep the present center at Myrtle signs that had been posted on state roads. O V E f S T O a e 50s, doubted her word, she brought it along. ly on Spencer Street. American champ Cathy “Cat” Davis — the first and Linden streets. “It just seems That total includes five in Manchester, Wyllvs Street at Spring Street. National Forecast woman ever to receive a boxing license in New eight in South Windsor, nine in Vernon and • Vernon —Green Circle Road at Route York state — will try to remove the rest of them one in Coventry. 83; Center Road and Dart Hill Road at City Fest Hi Lo Thursday. The two will tangle for the world Area Police Report The state Legislature has passed a law Route 83; Route 31, West Junction; Albuquerque c 96 59 Oklahoma City pc 77 64 that will permit right turns at red lights Interstate 86 off ramp at Howard John­ pc 78 64 women’s title in Portland, Maine. Anchorage r 60 48 Omaha unless the intersection is posted for no son’s; Center Road at Route 30; Wells Philadelphia c 75 55 Asheville c 72 50 Vernon Road, Vernon, was charged Monday court July 6. such turns. The law goes into effect Sun­ Road at Route 30 and 83; K-Mart Shopping Phoenix c 115 77 night with following at an un­ Atlanta cy 72 65 Search for Susan Dale Carlow, 28, of 38 Russell Bolton day. Center at Route 30; Pitkin Street at Route 81 60 Pittsburgh c 72 46 reasonable distance, carrying a Billings pc Drive, Vernon, was charged late Leonard Ruff, 26, of Watrous Road, But. unlike many laws that go into 83; Route 74 and Old Town Road at Route Birmingham pc 69 64 Portland, Me. c 69 41 Page Black, who does commercials for Chock Portland, Or c 88 58 Monday night with breach of peace passenger on a learner permit, and Bolton, was charged Monday with effect with little fanfare, the right-turn- 83. Boston c 69 54 Full O’ Nuts restaurants and is the wife of board failure to carry operator’s license Providence c 71 47 by assault, reckless driving, dis­ speeding. He was involved in a two- on-red proposal has received plenty of • South Windsor—Route 194 at Route 5; Brownsville, Tx . pc 94 73 chairman and philanthropist William Black, is and learner’s permit. Richmond c 75 51 obeying an officer’s signal, and risk car accident at Hebron and Bolton attention. Chapel Road at Route 5; Pleasant Valley Buffalo c 70 45 looking for Susan B. Anthony. Not the famed suf­ The arrest was made following in­ Charleston, S.C. cy 75 66 St. Louis c 80 58 of injury to a child. roads. The state has been criticized by Road at Route 5; Colony Road at Route 5; Salt Lake City fragette, but her modern namesake — to honor with vestigation of a two-motorcycle acci­ Charlotte, N.C. c 74 55 c 99 71 Carlow was charged after he legislators, local officials and residents Newberry Road at Route 5; Strong Road San Antonio pc 92 79 hoopla when the new Susan B. Anthony dollar coin dent on Center Road. Police said Police said Ruff was westbound on Chicago c 76 54 comes out July 2. allegedly led Vernon Police and State Bolton Center Road and took a turn for imposing stiff restrictions on where at Route 5; Sullivan Avenue Shopping Cleveland c 71 49 San Diego pc 75 67 Couture was traveling east on Center San Francisco She finally found one — just one — among the Police on a chase of about eight at an unreasonable speed and crossed the right turns will be permitted. Center at Route 194; Governor’s Highway Columbus c 73 53 pc 57 53 Road and struck a cycle driven by San Juan miles. It started on Tunnel Road, to the center line. This resulted in the posting of 2.877 signs at Route 5. Dallas pc 92 68 r 90 78 millions of names in the New York phone book, but David Luce, 18, of Skinner Road, c 84 52 Feeder Road and on to Interstate 86 The driver of the other car, Louis prohibiting such turns at state intersec­ • Coventry —Route 31 and Grant Hill Denver c 92 55 Seattle the lady in question said she’s no descendant of the Vernon. No injuries were reported Spokane c 87 59 east bound and continued to Exit 102 N. Cloutier, 43, of 21 Brandy St., tions. Municipalities, most of which Road. Des Moines pc 80 59 original Susan B,, that it’s her married name and and damage to the cycles was minor. Tampa pc 90 59 in West Willington, police said. Bolton, traveling east, was unable to followed the state’s rigid guidelines, also Detroit c 73 44 she doesn’t want to cash in on it. Couture is to appear in court July Hebron Finance Board Duluth pc 78 59 Washington c 76 56 So the search goes on. The first one found will get One Vernon police cruiser and two avoid the accident, police said. installed signs on town-owned roads. Wichita pc 81 67 State Police cruisers were damaged People have criticized the posting of the HEBRON —The Board of Finance will El Paso c 102 68 a bit more than just a free cup of coffee. John R. Anderson, 42, of 7 College Scott Macomber, 5, a passenger in 72 47 c-clear: cl-ciearing; cy- as the result of the chase. signs because they said it negated the in­ meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Town Of­ Hartford c Drive, East Hartford, was charged the Cloutier car, suffered a slight Honolulu c 87 73 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Police said Carlow had his three- tent of the law —to speed traffic through fice Building. missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- Monday with making an improper head injury, police said. Houston r 90 76 year old daughter in the car with him intersections and eliminate unnecessary The board will discuss a letter sent to rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; turn after being involved in an acci­ South Windsor Indianapolis c 77 49 during the pursuit. He has being held idling. the town treasurer concerning the Jackson. Mss. c 81 56 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- dent on Route 83. Police said they received a com­ thunderstorms; wwindy. at the State Police barracks in Staf­ plain last night that someone drove A subsequent review by the State Traf­ regional levy for 1979-80 and a request Jacksonvilie r 92 70 ford Springs and was to be presented The driver of the other car was fic Commission resulted in the decision to from David Cattanach, superintendent of Kansas City c 76 61 through a cornfield at Chapel and in court in Rockville today. Barry Cole, 31, of 30 Notch Road, schools, asking for approximate dates for Las Vegas c 109 80 Ellington roads and damaged a large remove 661 of the signs that had been Philip Couture, 18, of 65 Regan Bolton. No injuries were reported. posted. budget presentation and hearings for the Littie Rock c 77 61 Anderson is scheduled to appear in amount of corn. Los Angeies c 79 61 High and Low The signs to be removed are at the 1980-81 fiscal year. Louisville c 74 54 NEW YORK (UPI) - The following locations: The board will also discuss the 100th an­ Memphis c 81 62 highest temperature reported • Manchester—Interstate 84 westbound nual town report now at the printers; and Miami Beach pc 85 81 Monday to the National off ramp at the intersection with Spencer a letter from Joseph Pelletier, chairman Miiwaukee c 70 49 Weather Service, excluding Street; Oakland Street at Main Street; of the Board of Education, relative to the Minneapolis pc 80 67 Alaska and Hawaii, was 115 Kodak and Minolta Specials Lenox Street and Porter streets at East budget. Nashville • c 78 55 degrees at Phoenix, Ariz. DOUBLE-VALUE EVENT! New Orleans pc 92 75 Today's low was 31 degrees at New York c 75 56 Houlton, Maine. This week only! South Methodist The cam eras you've been seeing advertised on TV are now on sale. MANCHESTER - The Women’s Prayer and Study STRAWBERRIES The Almanac Great savings on accessories too! 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NEW BRITAIN Baystate West Marshall Mall 9B8 MAIN 8T., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER should be made by ,'i p.m. Monday three months, $23.40 for six months, and •HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. .Satur­ $46,80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m, to 5 p.m, BLOOMFIELD FARMINGTON 65 Main Street SIM SBU RY CROMWELL Xiii«ncanExpt«M/M«sli»Clwge/VM/»*cftMl»Ctia(o« Monday through Friday. day. available on request. Copaco Shopping Center Westfarms Mall 1227 Hopmeadow Street Cromwell Square EVENING HERALD, Tues., June 26, 1979 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Tues., June 26.J979 Construction Firms Irate Truckers Will Go to Jail t i Gas Crunch Losers By t.nit(‘d P fc h h Interiiulioiiul Irate independent truckers blockading five major Connecticut truck stops say they’re willing to face jail, By ARTHURART^HUR P. BUSHNELL closed by 10 a.m. Some drivers had even but warn more arrests could trigger violence. United Press Inlernalional left their cars in line Sunday night. Three arrests have been made in connection with the The construction industry has become Nick and Chan’s Shell Service in protests but no injuries have been reported. the latest victim of the gas crunch as con­ Norwalk was to open at 7 a.m. By 6:20 Gary Roby, spokesman for truckers blockading a North tractors announced 110 layoffs because a.m. there were more than 300 cars in Stonington stop, said Monday most truckers were willing they've run out of fuel for their equip­ line. Other drivers had waits of up to two to face arrest but he added that will only cause more ment. hours. problems. LAST Bill Philipeik, owner of A1 ( Bill’s Gulf “If that happens then tempers are going to fly and An initial 45 construction workers had been laid off for the same reason last in New Canaan, said lines were "pretty you’ll see violence,” he said. week. long” at other stations in the New York “People are starting to get upset. The country just A Torrington firm said Monday it will commuter town—but not at his. He didn’t seems to ignore us and they don’t see the important role shut down municipal projects in Norwalk have any gas to sell. independent truckers play in the economy,” Roby said. and Cromwell because it is out of gas. Philipeik said the lines stretched more The truckers — tired, frustrated and angry that their The Bonvicini Building Co. said it will than 100 cars and motorists were upset. demands haven’t been met — Monday continued peaceful suspend work today on a sewer project in “Nobody behaves. Well, they’re just mad blockades at the five diesel fuel pumps. Norwalk where 20 of its employees and 40 — period. They’re just uptight, everybody “They’re getting very jumpy and when they get jumpy, WEEK!! subcontractor employees were working. is,” he said. trouble usually follows. I hope there isn’t any,” said Herb Another 50 men will be laid off from a A spokesman for the state’s energy Johnson, a spokesman for the striking truckers. project at Cromwell High School. emergency center said about 12,000 per­ “One little, simple, insignificant incident could touch The Connecticut Construction Industries sons had requested exemptions from off a lot of violence, a lot of problems,’’ Johnson said. Association asked Mrs. Grasso and Connecticut’s odd-even gasoline rationing, Gov. Ella Grasso met one of the truckers’ demands ( 2 0i\ words' Energy Undersecretary Thomas Fitz­ which allows cars with odd-number Friday night and agreed to increase Connecticut’s JUNE WANT AD patrick to waive maximum construction license plates to fill up their tanks on odd Energy Conference allowable truck weight from 73,000 to 80,000 pounds, but vehicle gross and axle weight limits, dates while even cars can only buy on even only for trucks carrying food and fuel during the enabling vehicles to carry loads 12 percent dates. Members of the Connecticut Congressional delegation met in Gov. emergency period. heavier and resulting in a 10 percent fuel The program is the first mandatory gas Ella Grasso’s office at the State Capitol in Hartford, Monday, from The truckers weren’t happy with her decision. savings. rationing in the state since World War II. left. Rep. William Cotter, D-Conn., Rep. William Ratchford, D-Conn., “It stinks,” Johnson said. Roby said “it doesn’t do a damn thing for us at all. Connecticut officials Monday bolstered Office of Policy and Management and Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., to discuss the gasoline sitation. f o b SPECIAL the state's dwindling gasoline supplies for spokesman Alan Segal said the command “If they can do it for food and fuel why can’t they do it July, amid the first reports that service center had screened 8,000 of the hardship (UPI photo) for the rest? I haul machines into factories and that station lines were decreasing in some applications. Of those, he said 450 had provides jobs," said Roby, 34, of Danielson. parts of the state under mandatory odd- been approved and 1,200 rejected. Sagal The spokesmen said the truckers planned to stay as even sales. said additional information was being long as it takes for their demands to be met. Gov. Ella Grasso's office tracked down sought on the remaining requests. Special Order Needed “We’re just going to hang in here until we get what we 8 million gallons of gasoline which had Mrs. Grasso said the unexpected boost want, as long as it takes. We have no choice. Either we been shipped to a bankrupt Connecticut for July’s supplies was in the Goodhope In­ lose our trucks and go out of business or hang in until we retailer and Attorney General Carl Ajello dustries terminal in New Haven ad was in­ To Get Gasland Fuel get some kind of legislation,” Roby said. moved to block the transfer of the needed tended for the company’s bankrupt The truckers are demanding 100 percent fuel allocation fuel to another state. Gasland service stations, which closed HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut is said. “ We're waiting now for the formal to truck stops, fuel surcharges on all trucks to make up There were unconfirmed reports the last November. awaiting a special order from the federal order from the DOE in Washington. We for the soaring cost of diesel fuel and a uniform 80,000- gas, which had been sold to a New York She said federal officials had promised Energy Department that officials say will anticipate the effect of that will be to pound weight limit and 60 foot length limit in all states. broker, was to have been loaded onto the fuel will be redirected to Connecticut. force the distribution in the state of 8 freeze the gas in its present location for Police and operators of the truck stops said there were barges Tuesday for movement to But Attorney General Carl Ajello said a million gallons of gasoline already owned distribution in Connecticut.” no problems or incidents of violence Monday. Providence, R.I., and Boston. Superior Court restraining order was “in by a New York broker. He said the DOE had “all kinds’’ of State officials said the bonanza will be the sheriff’s hand” just in case. Gov. Ella Grasso said Monday a court power in an emergency to “pre-empt the added to July’s supplies, more than “We’re not going to let it leave,” Ajello order is ready in case anyone tries to take handling of emergy products. The plan Council Nixes Rule making up for gas Mrs. Grasso had said. “We’re waiting now for the formal the gas from the Goodhope Industries ter­ that we were informed about was that ordered used to ease the end of June de­ order from the DOE in Washington. We minal in New Haven. The gas was for the there was a ship being dispatched from mand. anticipate the effect of that will be to company’s bankrupt Gasland service Philadelphia to take it away.” On Pesticide Permit The situation at service stations in the freeze the gas in its present location for stations, which closed their He said he could not confirm reports the Hartford area showed some signs of distribution in Connecticut.” Massachusetts and Connecticut outlets gas was bound for Providence, R.I., and SOUTH WINDSOR-The South Windwor Town Council, Monday night, unanimously rejected an ordinance calling easing up Monday. But the lines still "First we were notified it was there and last November. Boston. for a permit before the application of any pesticide out of appeared out-of-control in Fairfield Coun­ then that it was going to float away on DOE Deputy Administrator John Mrs. Grasso also did not say, when Tuesday,” the governor said. Asked if it O’Leary promised the gas will be asked, where the gas was originally doors. ty, with more than 1(X) cars lining up hours The 90-minute public hearing which produced some before stations opened. was intended for another state, the gover­ redirected to Connecticut, the governor bound. f o b heated discussion was attended by many of the town’s Gas lines that had stretched for blocks nor replied: “We are only asking for that said. Mrs. Grasso said it will more than “First we were notified it was there and last week were replaced by a s few as two which we are entitled.” make up for what was borrowed from then that it was going to float away on farmers. or three cars waiting for their turn at the Fitzpatrick said most of the 8 million July’s allocation to meet June’s demand. Tuesday,” she said. Asked if it was in­ “ It seems with all of the regulations that the federal and state governments have it should not be necessary pumps by mid-morning in the Hartford gallons had been sold by Goodhope to The governor dispatched state workers tended for another state, the governor for more on the local level,” said strawberry farmer area. Longer lines had also been reported Stinnes Interoil Inc. of New York City. — three from the Tax Department and one replied: “We are only asking for that A spokesman for the governor said 20 from the state energy office — to the New which we are entitled.” Charles Chaponis. earlier in the day. Chaponis said that pesticides are necessary to protect At Spillane’s Service Center — one of major gas dealers in Connecticut were Haven tank farms Friday in search of the State energy chief Thomas Fitzpatrick being asked to purchase the gas for dis­ reported cache of gas. A spokesman for said most of the 8 million gallons was sold the crops and farmers. He said farmers could not proper­ two stations reported open on Sunday — ly protect their crops if they had to be delayed by local of­ tribution in the state. the governor said an unidentified “oil by Goodhope to Stinnes Interoil Inc. of lines had dwindled from Sunday’s dozens ficials who have no interest in farming. of cars to four or five at a time. Mrs. Grasso also met in her Capitol of­ company” was the source of the informa­ New York City. Fitzpatrick could not con­ One resident reminded the council that none of the “They’re pretty well sticking with that fice with Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., tion. firm if Stinnes had already sold the oil or farmers present at the meeting expected the council to be odd and even,” said the station manager, Connecticut Democratic Reps. William Mrs. Grasso said the state’s gas short­ to whom. authorities on pesticides, and that they should realize who added “about 95 percent of them” Cotter, Christopher Dodd, William fall in June was estimated at more than 18 Stinnes President Vito Bertolami, con­ Ratchford and Anthony Moffett and Rep. percent and the surplus gas will cut that tacted at his office, said “this is a transac­ they are not. were filling up. Many apparently were un­ The onlinance which was proposed by Mayor Nancy sure the luck of short line would persist Stewart McKinney, R-Conn. Represen­ by about 4 percent. The Gasland stations tion between Stinnes and Goodhope” He tatives for Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., used to pump 5.6 million gallons of gas in said he didn’t know anything about DOE Caffyn, who was unable to attend the meeting, required and continued to fill 5-galIon cans with that a permit be obtained from the local director of gasoline. and Rep. Robert Giaimo, D-Conn., also the state monthly. promising his gas to Connecticut. Attorney General Carl Ajello, following “It doesn't phase me because I’m not health. 'The director of health must be convinced that the Lines of up to 300 cars had been reported were on hand. application of pesticides would not be injurious to human Cotter said after the meeting that the a meeting with the governor and the dealing with Connecticut,” Bertolami at some of the few gas stations that were or animal like, crops, vegetation, or natural resources. open Sunday. Those long lines continued in congressional delegation will meet in state’s congressional delegation, said a said. “I bought the gasoline from Democratic council member Jackie Smith said the or­ Fairfield County Monday. Ribicoff’s Washington office Tuesday to Superior Court restraining order obtained Goodhope. I have no reason to believe that dinance was “like trying to kill a flea with a cannon.” Many county motorists tried to get to discuss “areas where we can collectively over the weekend was “in the sheriff’s they’re going to take anything. All I am Mrs. Smith said she felt the proposed ordinance was the pumps early because most stations work together.” hand” just in case. looking forward is to Goodhope fulfilling “We’re not going to let it leave,” Ajello their obligation to me.” impractical and could not be enforced. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED $3,000 Surplus Forecast SOUTH WINDSOR - The school system Goldman said that the amount would MISC. FOR SALE will end the 1978-79 year with a $3,(XK) sur­ have been higher if the school department "Get Carried Away” 40 — Household Goods plus, according to a recent report by had not spent some $1,500 to move the School Superintendent Robert Goldman. 41 — Articles for Sale business office to the school bus ad­ (NON-CANCELABLE) Goldman said the money will be turned ministration building in the Union School. ... with Manchester State Bank’s new continental luggage plan. This Incredible 42 — Building Supplies 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 over to the Town Council following the end School Board Chairman John Giordano program can allow you to save money and gat quality luggage at bargain 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs of the fiscal year June 30. Goldman said commended the administration for the job LUGGAGl prices. The pieces shown are available to you Individually or In special three- 44 — Musical Instruments the money comes from a number of ac­ they did during the past school year. OFFER piece sets. 45 — Boats & Accessories Night 643-2718 counts and not from one budget category. “Returning the surplus doesn’t mean we Now’s the time to think about long weekends and summer vacations. So CLASSIFIED INDEX: 46 — Sporting Goods didn’t need it in the first place,” said Gior­ why not save money and let yourself “get carried away" with Manchester State 47 — Garden Products dano. "There are those who would say Bank’s new save and buy luggage plan. 48 — Antiques Junior Women’s Club that but they are wrong. A budget is a list 49 — Wanted to Buy In New State Group of needs, but things happen during the With your first Deposit to a new or school year. The surplus of $3,(XX) was existing Savings Account, choose one With each additional MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Here are the MANCHESTER — The Manchester arrived at by applying sound business FREE gift or purchase one at prices listed NOTICES ’ RENTALS Deposit of REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms for Rent P.O. BOX 591 Junior Women’s Club is part of a new procedures.” fine luggage pieces b e lo w p e r s o n a l SAVINGS ONLY 1 — Lost an(j Found 23 — Homes for Sale state organization organized early this $50 or more 53 — Apartments for MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 available to you. D e p o s it D e p o s it D e p o s it 2 — Personals month. P A Y O N L Y 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Rent Last Season Meeting $ 100 $1,0 0 0 $ 5 ,000 3 — Announcements The 72 Junior Women’s Clubs in Connec­ 25 — Investment Property 54 — Homes for Rent SOUTH WINDSOR - The local Senior o r m o re o r m o re o r m o re 4 — Entertainment 26 — Business Property ticut met June 9 in Wethersfield and 5 — Auctions 55 — Business for Rent organized The Connecticut Junior Women Citizens will hold the last meeting of the ■ M 27 — Resort Property 56 — Resort Property Dear Sirs: Inc. The member clubs were recently part season June 27 at St. Margaret Mary Utility Kit FREE FREE FREE $ 3 .0 0 FINANCIAL 28 — Real Estate Wanted for Rent of the Connecticut State Federation of Church Hall at 1 p.m. Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special The annual outing for local seniors will FREE FREE 3.0 0 8 — Bonds - Stocks - 57 — Wanted to Rent Women’s Clubs’ Junior Membership. 12" Hand Tote FREE be held August 27 at High Meadows. Per­ Mortgages 58 — Misc. for Rent money-saving rate of *4.001 Maureen Borski Jr. of Enfield is the sons interested in attending the outing FREE 6.0 0 director of the new Juniors. The group is Tennis Tote S 4 .9 5 FREE 9 — Personal Loans MISC. SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE may sign up at the Senior Citizens Club 10 — Insurance 30 — Travel □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED combining its efforts on behalf of its state meeting. 61 — Autos for Sale project. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Shopper on-wheels . 4 .9 5 FREE FREE 6.00 31 — Services Offered A blood pressure clinic will be held at EMPLOYMENT 62 — Trucks for Sale to raise money to start an infant apnea 32 — Painting-Papering St. Peter’s Church on July 5 at the Nutri­ 13 — Help Wanted 63 — Heavy Equipment (sudden cessation of breathing) center at 15” Shoulder Tote 4.9 5 FREE FREE 6.0 0 33 — Building- Bridgeport Hospital in Bridgeport. tion Program. 14 — Business Contracting for Sale (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Opportunities 64 — Motorcycles 21” Carry-on 4 .9 5 FREE FREE 6.0 0 34 — Roofing-Siding BIcycles-Campers Thrift Shop Sale 15 — Situation Wanted 35 — Heating-Plumbing Trallers-Moblle SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 2 " W eekender 4 ,9 5 FREE FREE 6.00 EDUCATION 36 — Flooring SUMMER FUN WHILE YOU LEARN 37 — Moving-Trucking- Homes The Community Thrift 18 — Private Instructions 66 — Automotive Service (6) (7) (8) (10) Shop, located a t 900 41” Garment Bag 8 .9 5 $ 4 .9 5 FREE 10.00 19 — Schools-Classes Storage Sullivan Avenue, is holding "Siiminar In Mandiastar 38 — Services Wanted 67 — Autos for Rent 1978-Em1chmMit Program” 20 — Instructions Wanted Lease a clearance sale of all 24” Pullman 8 .9 5 4.9 5 FREE 10.00 22 — Condominiums items, starting today. All clothing in the shop will 38" Garment Bag 8 .9 5 4.9 5 FREE 10.00 (11) (13) (14) (15) sell for |1 per bag full or 25 (12) A Wide Variety of Courses and Activities cents per item. 3-Pc. Go-Lite Set 19.95 14.95 $ 9 .9 5 2 1 .95 The shop is open every (Arts-Crafts-8ewlng>Wrltlng-Muslc- Tuesday, Wednesday and Forelgn Languages-BrIdge-Theatre-etc.) Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 Plus: Reading and Math Maintenance For Children Prices do not include sales tax. (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) p.m. and Saturday from 1-4 and Teenagers and Adults p.m. The shop is sponsored Site H erato by the South Windsor Women’s Club and all CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE ORDiRS ACCEPTED proceeds are returned to Brochures available at the library MANCHESTER the community in the form (Mall-In registration through July 6) Ad over 20 words — Regular Price of scholarships or NAME...... donations. STATE BANK PHONE 643-2711 At lea st 10 p la ces alon g th e FOR ASSISTAFlCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ADDRESS ...... city...... state...... Zip Code____ SOO-mile stretch of th e Am a- Seesion I — July 16-27 MEMBER FDIC zon River were found to Seaelon II — July 31-Auguat 10 Q 1IH1 MAIN ST. 205 SPEN C ER ST. have depths of 300 feet or UNDER PHONE NO...... CLASSIHCATION...... more, revealing the bed of DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER the river is well below sea Sponsored by the Manohoolor Board ol EdueoHon T E L 646-4004 Expires June 30, 1 9 7 9 level. PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Tues., June 26. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues,. June 26. 1970 - PAGE SEVEN Coe-Greene iBuurlu'iitn* tiuniim j Hrral^i Letter to the Editor Betty’s Notebook Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Janice Marie Greene of Rocky Hill and James Joseph Dangers Seen in Mall Proposal iS ' Coe of Wethersfield were married June 23 at St. James Published by the, Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. Church in Manchester. Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor; The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Greene MtfmtJtir Auilit Oufeau ol C'icuidt.on Weniber UiMud Piuss Inlt'inulionjl tion plans are moving quickly ahead. driveways. Do you want to live a day just from the mall proposal. That By BETTY RYDER of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and I am writing on behalf of the In addition, this week MAP mile from a “Westfarms Mall?” This figure does not include J.C. Penney Mrs. James Coe of Warwick, R.I. Cuslonner Service - 647-9946 g Tiirkinoton. Execullve Editor owners of the Cinnamon Springs Con­ Associates has made a presentation is what is being proposed. You all traffic. We could have as many as Karen Cornell of Torrington was matron of honor. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor dominium Association in affiliation to the Planning and Zoning Commis­ know what a mess major shopping 20,000 cars a day on a prime shopping By this time next week, we should and we have made many friendships l\l is8 Connecticut Bridesmaids were Susan Russo of Colchester, Ruth with the Pleasant Valley sion of South Windsor in an open malls create. day as Saturday using small access in Pusan. Korea, staying with a host there. Maybe after my long trip— jet Greene of Newington, the bride’s sister-in-law; and Boh- Neighborhood Association of South meeting to entice the town into Picture the quiet north section of roads. lag and all — a little R fR in Ber­ Good luck to pretty Grace nie Coe of Hyde Park, Mass,, sister of the bridegroom. family. It's all very exciting. Jaworski, Miss Manchester 1979, who Don Graff Windsor. rezoning 52.8 acres north of Wheeler Manchester and southern South If you care about your homes and muda would be just right. Edward Pierce of New Britain was best man. Ushers We had our induction meeting and will be competing with 22 other As we are all aware, Manchester Road, town line, from residential to Windsor’s rural peaceful setting families, you will help us put a stop Incidentally, on my trip, we will were John Greene of Newington, Thomas Coe of Hyde were told that we must remember to young ladies for the Miss Connecticut has changed its zoning requirements have about a IVt hour layover in Park, Mass., Brian Cornell of Torrington, and Adam Coe general commercial. The project where people can jog down Pleasant to this. Please contact your town of­ take our shoes off when entering a 1979 title this weekend. allowing the J.C. Penney warehouse would sprawl from Manchester to Valley Road and not take their lives ficials, your state representatives, Korean home. Little straw slippers Anchorage. Alaska, and that will give of Warwick, R.I., the bridegroom’s brother. The Refugee us a chance to get a glimpse of that The pageant is always a good show A reception was held at Piano's Restaurant in Bolton. to be built on property that was South Windsor with no guarantee of in hand, where trees and flowers your governor, the Department of will be provided for walking inside and one you and the family will truly formerly farmland. The impact on their homes. city. Mrs. Coe is employed as a receptionist by Dr. Robert what we would end up with. The flourish, where kids can ride a bicy­ Environmental Protection and any enjoy. Besides, we should give our our communities of traffic conges­ Our bus departs from the Hartford I understand there are still a few Chupas in Wethersfield. Mr. Coe is the owner of Cozy Emergency Manchester side may get stores — cle suddenly transformed into the other person or agency who could be se a ts life on the Aug, 17-27 Miss Manchester a good rooting sec- , Coe’s Dog Grooming in Wethersfield. tion, air pollution, housing and South Windsor may get parking lots Indy 500 covered with carcinogenic of help in this fight. Civic Center Sunday at 6:30 p.m. and tion. Friendship Force flight to West property values has not begun to be and lowncome housing. hydrocarbons and empty beer cans. our flight departs John F, Kennedy For ticket information, call May You’ve probably heard it before, from the Cambodian-Vietnamese Contact local businessmen and International Airport at 11:55 p.m. Berlin, Germany, and host families ■ Learned Returns- felt. Traffic flow per day would in­ People who come from surrounding make them aware of the situation. Ann Rosa at 274-8647 or Tom Curtis, something to the effect that acciden­ war, has drawn the line. Troops are We arrive at approximately 7:40 are still needed. Anyone interested return to the CBS show for On the heels of this comes a new crease 150 percent. Air pollution and areas as far away as West Hartford, We'd like to save their businesses — 628-0775 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - tal death of one American make forcing tens of thousands back across a m. on July 3 and from there will can call 647-1419. 10 episodes next season. problem. MAP Associates, a possible water runoff and drainage Glastonbury, Enfield and Vernon to big malls put small businessmen in a Michael Learned, who an­ headlines while the perishing of the border. To give the Tais their due, board an aircraft for the flight to Host families are being sought for Script writers accounted Philadelphia-based company, is problems also loom in front of us. shop for a bargain don’t give a damn bind. nounced her retirement millions of Chinese by flood or they have previously taken in Pusan. foreign students who will visit last year from her role of for Ma Walton’s exodus by proposing a $100-million regional Vandalism and a built-in place where what they leave behind, including, an Help fight to keep our present life W itchcraft famine may be noted in a paragraph refugees to the point where there are After our visit in Pusan, several Manchester July 2 to 7 under the Olivia Walton in TV’s “The sending her off to a shopping mall, parking lots, and un­ discontented teen-agers could con­ injured child on a bike. style intact. optional trips are offered with all Speaking of Bermuda, the first sanitarium to recover from on the inside pages. at least 150,000 now in camps in the auspice^ of American Field Service, Mrs. James J. Coe Waltons’’ series, wili specified types of housing to be con­ gregate also is in the picture. Last year, with present road con­ We're moving too fast, too soon. roads leading back to Seoul, our point witchcraft trial took place there in a student exchange scholarship tuberculosis. That old — and is — observation is country. In comparison to national structed on adjacent property to the There is a distinct possibility that ditions, 3,000 cars per day on Plea­ Christine E. Thompson, of departure to the U.S. April 1651 and the heroine of the program. less a criticism of callousness on the populations, that is the equivalent of east of the J.C. Penney warehouse residents living on access roads such sant Valley Road, a child walking We have planned a trip to Osaka, drama was a Miss Jeanne Gardiner. The students, 37 in all from 28 part of Americans, or distorted news 18-1106 Pleasant Valley Road, the United States accepting some one following north to Manchester-South as Buckland Street, Pleasant Valley home from an afternoon of swim­ Japan, and hope to have four nights According to accounts of the day, the different countries, will spend the College News judgm ent on the p art of the President, victim was twice thrown into the sea. million Indochinese refugees, about Windsor town line. The proposed site there. Hotel accommodations have week here as part of their tour of the American press, than a comment on Road, Chapel Road, could in the ming was struck and killed. Cinnamon Springs Condominum And, when Miss Gardiner could not four times the number actually ad­ in Manchester has been rezoned to been arranged in Kyoto, which is the United States before leaving for their Janet Pierson of Manchester received her associate in of 14 S. Hawthorne St., Manchester, received a B.A. a basic truth about human reaction to future, if this project is built, wait as Imagine a 150 percent increase in Assoc. Inc.. satisfactorily explain why she sur­ mitted to date. general commercial and construc- ancient capital of Japan, and it is homes after a year-long stay in this arts degree in the Individualized Studies Program at degree in philosophy, cum laude, from the University of human miser; Distance lends dis­ long as a half-hour to get out of their traffic! That is almost 5,000 cars per South Windsor there where our friend, Hiromu vived each time, she was executed by Washington sees the situation as a country. commencement exercises at Mount Ida Junior College in Dayton, Dayton, Ohio. interest. Shimizu and his family reside. hanging. Doesn’t seem fair, does it? A program of events has been Newton Centre, Mass. “massive disaster” and "calls upon” We are really getting excited and The average income in this mid- scheduled for the students and their ------Among the award recipients at the University of Hart­ Americans’ awareness of the world — State Department spokesman Hod- Jack Anderson am sure it will be a wonderful trip. Atlantic island is $7,500 per person — host. It includes a day at the Amont the alumnae of Wheaton College attending Reu- ford Austin Barney School of Business and Public Ad­ they share has changed considerably, ding Carter 3rd’s words — Hanoi to Of course, the young lady of the just behind some Arab Gulf states seashore, a tour of the Mark Twain nion Weekend recently are Elizabeth Tryon Bidwell of 30 ministration, are; however, since World War II. That cease compelling people to flee. Con­ and ahead of the United States and family departs with her friend. and Harriet Beecher Stowe houses in Long Hill Road, Andover; and Charlotte Owens Hansen South Glastonbury; Henry B. Grecki, a junior, the conflict awakened them to the in­ sidering in any fashion to a call Heather Plagge, for Bermuda on the United Kingdom. More than half Hartford and a day of activities at of 206 Vernon St,, Manchester. Dean’s Award, for scholastic excellence. fluence of distant peoples upon their Bermuda’s people own their own issued from Washington, let alor in Oil Sheiks Want Even Higher Prices Wednesday morning. They will stay Wickham Park. ____ Manchester; Michael M. Darby, Edward M. Wall own affairs and to the need, as a a cooperative fashion. there, basking in the sunshine, until homes. Bermuda boasts a balanced Anyone interested in being a host budget and a consistent balance of Joseph F. Lea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Lea Sr. of Award, in recognition of outstanding undegraduate work matter of both conscience and self- There is also talk of seeking Soviet WASHINGTON - The oil lords of If the price increases and supply un brought then-Secretary of State prices. But Richard Nixon and Henry July 11. family should phone Alex Girefli, 109 Grandview St., Manchester has been named to the payments surplus. There is no in­ in public administration. He received a B.A. degree, interest, to involve themselves in the aid in interceding with the Viet­ Islam, most of them only a genera­ certainties continue, the economic Henry Kissinger to Riyadh on Dec. Kissinger refused to interfere with It's a great place for young people chairman of the five-day stay in dean’s list for the second semester at St. Anselm’s summa cum laude. come tax. relief of human distress where possi­ repercussions could imperil the the shah of Iran who clamored for Manchester, at 649-9637. College, Manchester, N.H. I namese. But there would appear to tion removed from tribal feudalism, 14, 1973, for an urgent meeting with ble and wherever it occurs on the be no advantage to the Kremlin in have reduced teh United States and major industrial nations. Saudi Arabia’s King Faisal. higher oil prices to finance his globe. The outlook is even more bleak for Sue E. Marsh of 103 Tumblebrook Drive, South Wind­ College Grade taking a hand in resolving a crisis its industrial allies to petroleum The king, giving Kissinger the cold military expansion. He had dreams Engaged sor,has been named to the dean’s list at Bowdoin C ollegd^ Considerably but no completely. that affects and embarrasses penury. Yet the oil caliphs are not the developing countries, which are eye, said Jews were “putting of restoring the Persian empire as a Brunswick, Maine. —~ Southeast Asia is witnessing a human primarily the West. satisfied with the fabulous riches already $40 billion in hock to the oil themselves into positions of world power. His timetable called Klemens-Root tragedy that may exceed anything in There is more to the U.S. response they have already looted from an oil- sheikdoms. These impoverished authority” all over the world. But for Iran to surpass West Germany by modern history with the exception of thirsty world; They have returned to countries have run out of credit; they Faisal vowed that, with his oil the year 2000. The engagement of Miss Susan Cynthia M. Sheldon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard to the situation, however, than words W. Sheldon of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., formerly of the genocidal devastation wrought by simply cannot pay their rising oil Margaret Klemens to Daniel and detente-based hopes. Some 7,000 Geneva this week weapon, he would stop the Jews from The Nixon administration's failure Manchester, received a B.A, degree in mathematics \ bills. Everywhere, living standards Alexander Root, both of Harrisburg, Nazi Germany and that already far refugees per month are being ad­ to renew their running the world. to restrain the shah was interpreted from Brown University in Providence, R. 1. While at 4 - are falling so that a few oil sheiks can Pa., has been announced by her exceeds measures taken to date to price gouging. He indicated that he would lift the by the OPEC nations as tacit ap­ Brown, she was a member of the varsity soccer and mitted to the country. But this fall parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. cope with it. Already this live in luxury beyond the excesses of oil embargo, however, once the proved of higher oil prices. So the oil vollyball teams. far short of meeting the need. Other Klemens of 232 Ferguson Road, It is not that the refugees flooding year, the ' the Roman emperors. Israelis began to withdraw from the sheikdoms levied a series of arrogant She is a 1975 graduate of Manchester High School. Western countries are also assisting Manchester. Yet the oil ministers, now more increases which plunged the Western out of Vietnam and Cambodia go un­ in resettlem ent, in particular, Organization of conquered Arab territory. The Saudis Mr. Root is the son of Mr. and Mrs. arrogant than ever, are back in Miss Donna Pryor, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Daniel reported. The compulsory exodus France, Australia and Canada. The Petroleum Expor­ also took pains to separate the em­ world into an economic tailspin. Benjamin H. Root of Barnesboro, makes headlines daily on American ting Countries has Geneva! hell-bent on driving up bargo from oil pricing. The resulting panic taught the Pa. Pryor of Manchester, has been named to the dean’s list Red Cross, the International Rescue for the spring semester at the University of Vermont. She front pages. But they have yet to jacked up prices prices higher and higher. Not even But the Arab radicals, led by sheiks that their oil weapon gave Miss Klemens graduated from Committee and other nongovernment will be a senior attending the School of Nursing. arouse a response commensurate Saudi Arabia, the most conservative Libya’s firebrand dictator Muammar them power over the industrialized Manchester High School in 1972 and groups are deeply committed to another 33 percent, Spot-sale prices She was also elected to The Mortar Board, a national of the OPEC powers, will oppose a nations. Not even the mighty United from Syracuse University in 1976 with the magnitude of the disaster. alleviating the agony. have hit an extortionary $40 a barrel. Qaddafi, agitated for a price squeeze honorary society for seniors. price hike. The Saudis will try mere­ States scared them any longer, in past with a bachelor's degree in photo­ Vietnam had made it clear that it But the problem is now of a scale to pressure the United States into ly to stabilize oil prices at a higher columns, we have detailed how the journalism and political philosophy. intends to expell all ethnic Chinese that exceeds the efforts of individual altering its pro-Israeli policy. Still, Andrew J. Wrobel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wrobel t level and to stop them from zooming downfall of the shah and the aliena­ She is employed as a photographer by remaining in the country — possibly countries or agencies to respond the Central Intelligence Agency United Press International. BARB.4RA A. SENNA Yesterdays out of control. reported that most Arab oil poten­ tion of the Saudis have stripped the PHILLIP L. RICE Jr. more than a million. At least half a effectively. Action on a much Mr. Root graduated from Northern 29 Pioneer Circle The relentless of gouge, 19 Carpenter Road million already have been forced out, broader basis is urgently needed. tates “would be very reluctant to United States of its clout with the oil Cambria High School in Spangler, Manchester cartel. In the Service Manchester with an appalling proportion dying at The United States and British 25 Years Ago meanwhile, has damaged our employ price hikes as a weapon.” Pa., in 1973 and from Kent (Ohio) B.A. degree B.S. degree sea in the attempt to reach dubious national prestige, endangered our The Saudis, according to a secret Summarizes the CIA in a secret (Magna cum laude) governments are reported to have Manchester Elks wield brushes to State University in 1977 with a A.B, degree haven in neighboring countries. security and revolutionized the CIA summary, “have long insisted in report: “The Arab-lsraeli war in Oc­ Marine Pvt. Walter J. Sons of American Revolu­ Eastern Connecticut reached this conclusion and to be paint the Bunce School for retarded bachelor's degree in political ■Susan M. Klemens Stanford Uniyersity children. economic world. From top-secret tober 1973. set off a series of events Linquist, son of Mr. and tion Array ROTC. State College A recent New York Times report preparing to press for an inter­ producer councils that the deter­ science. He is employed as a Daniel A. Rout Bonnie W. Reid documents and exhaustive inter­ that have shifted the balance of paralegal in the Dauphin County Mrs. Walter Linquist of 71 cited a Red Cross estimate that national response, most likely to be 10 Years Ago mination of price is an economic views, we have pieced together the power on energy issues from the oil Public Defender's Office. Quarry Brook Drive, South deaths from drowning, exposure, implemented through the United William F. Hankihson of 303 function, and this view is shared by Miss Reid is an alumna of Sander­ sorry story. consuming to the oil exporting states. The couple is planning an October Mt. Herman School, Williams Windsor, has completed hunger and thirst have risen recently Nations. Oakland St. is elected president of most OPEC members, who would son Academy and the University of College and Oxford University, recruit training at the It goes back to the. 1973 Arab- probably avoid opening the price The OPEC states — which went into wedding at Temple Beth Sholom in from 50 to 70 percent of expelees. A It is to be hoped that that faction- the Eighth Utilities District. Manchester. (Hamburg photo) Massachusetts, where she graduated received a law- degree, cum laude, Marine Corps Recruit primary reason being the use of un­ Israeli war. Two weeks after the out­ question to exploitation by the few the period as an untested, loosely magna cum laude in 1970 and was from Harvard Law School. He is a ridden organization is capable of Manchester controller Joseph V. Depot, San Diego, Calif. JOIN THE sea worthy boats. break, the Arab rulers resolved to radical producer states." joined conglomeration of countries — elected to Phi Beta Kappa. She also member of the Vermont law firm of rising to the occasion. Help can’t Clementine is elected vice president Martin-Reid During the 10 and one- use the oil spigot as a weapon. They have emerged as a strong and attended Rutgers University as an Downs, Rachlin f Martin. He is Meanwhile, Thailand, which has come too soon. of the Connecticut Division of the Indeed, the Saudis repeatedly The engagement of Miss Bonnie half week training, he imposed an oil embargo against the cohesive cartel. OPEC is now much Eagleton Fellow and graduated with chairman of the Vermont State been receiving the bulk of refugees Municipal Finance Officers Associa­ urged the Nixon administration to William. L’eid to Allen Martin, both learned the basics of tion. United States on Oct. 17, 1973, This stronger and cohesive than it was a master s degree in political science Board of Education and vice chair- battlefield survival. FITNESS FOLKS! support them in holding down oil of St. Johnsbury, Vt., has been an­ when the oil embargo was imposed in 1971. She served as Vermont depu- man of (|,e Vermont Judicial Respon- He joined the Marine nounced by her parents. Mr. and ET t k FtTRrwoBH^wK-ieeeiPFM.^ ty secretary for development and sibilily Board. He has two children Corps in March 1979. Other Editors Say: . by the Arab countries ... " Mrs. Jamieson Reid of Ashfield. community affairs from 1977 to 1978 [jy g previous marriage, Elizabeth P. HULM6 So in Geneva this week, a Mass. and is now a priyate consultant. She There are times when federal Washington have frowned on the strengthened OPEC, dominated by Mr. Martin is the son of Ruth Mar­ Martin, 10, and Samuel B. Martin, 8. Navy Seaman appren. was recently appointed to the Ver­ government takes a step in the right practice. The reason for this federal BOV, WHAT ATRIP,' National League ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Pauline K, East Benton, 89, formerly of 1238 Hartford ,V Earl Yost W L Pet. GB Turnpike, died Monday at a local con­ For 102-Lot Subdivision For Revenge Victory Sports Editor Montreal 41 25 .621 — valescent home. She was the widow Pittsburgh 35 31 .530 6 shown on the drawings, but there are ments following review of engineer’s This week, Edwards, one of the of Frederick E. Benton. By JUNE TOMPKINS By EARL YOST St. Louis 34 31 .523 Mrs. Benton was born May 15,1890 provisions to connect with other remarks about subdivision plan. premier sprinters in the country and Herald Reporter Sporls Editor Chicago 34 31 .523 m in Germany and had lived in East roads that may be built. Also, a pond • Baldwin Construction Co., zone a 1980 Olympic hopeful, leaves for an MANCHESTER - The Planning Philadelphia 36 34 .514 7 Hartford before coming to the Ver­ in the area would be left undisturbed, change, and Stanley Bysiewicz, zone “I was out of shape last European tour with an all-star USA and Zoning Commission has made New York 27 38 .415 13>/2 non area five years ago. but the commission recommends change, not enough commissioners Lived Up to Billing year,” Rich Edwards squad, then the World Games in some recommendations in a sedimentation around the pond. who were at the hearing to vote on Mexico City. Went She IS survived by a son, Charles A. One of the biggest names in Satur­ explained after he decisevly preapplication review of a proposed applications. Ranked the No.4 sprinter in the W L Pet. GB Benton of West Willington; two Police Chief Robert D. Lannan said day’s first day version of the MCC- whipped defending champion 102-lot subdivision on Lydall Street ’Two new applications received by USA in both the 100 and 220 by the Houston 45 30 .600 — grandchildren and five great­ in a memo that he is concerned with New England Relays at Wigren track by Jack M. Davis, developer. the PZC will be presented at a public Ed Brown in the 220-yard dash, NCAA, Edwards isconfident that Cincinnati 38 34 .528 5V2 grandchildren. the sight lines along Lydall Street and the main attraction in Sunday’s The 64-acre parcel is north of one of the feature races in the he’ll move up the ladder. San Francisco 35 37 .486 SVi The funeral will be Wednesday In other bu siness, the PZC hearing July 9. They are an applica­ road races which started and ended Lydall Street along the Vernon town “I haven’t reached my peak yet,” Los Angeles 33 41 .446 IIV2 with a graveside service at 1:30 p.m. recommended that a portion of Depot tion from Radio Station WINF for a on the college campus, Charlie MCC-New England Relays last line, and will be known as "Lydall Street be abandoned, and that the the Southwest Conference champion San Diego 32 43 .427 13 in Willington Hill Cemetery, zone change on town-owned property Duggan more than lived up to ad­ Saturday at Wigren Track. Woods.” town acquire property at 53 Cottage added. “I don’t think there’s anybody Atlanta 28 43 .394 15 Willington. on Love Lanex and a request for a vanced billing. Built like a football player, the The PZC was asked for its com­ St. to be used by the Town Parking special exception and zone change in the USA who can beat me now. I’m The White-Gibson-Small Funeral The Florida resident, a three-time powerful 6-2, 190-pounder said with Monday's Kesulls ments before Davis goes ahead with Authority for a parking lot. from Trinity Covenant Church on sharp. Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge of All-American selection while in pride, “I knew that I could beat him. Pittsburgh 8-0, New York 1-4 final engineering plans. Hackmatack Street which is planning The big man competed for the arrangements. The PZC tabled several items until college at Springfield, boarded a “Everybody who beat me last Montreal 3-8, St. Louis 2-2 The rough drawings show that the a proposed addition to the church. LeMans Track Club of New York and There are no calling hours. July 9. Items tabled are as follows: plane Monday for the Sunshine State year, I beat this year,” the 21-year- Cincinnati 2-0, Houston 1-4 tots have been designed so that most was an innocent bystander during the • George Sandone, special excep­ Also on*July 9, the commission is with two more gold medals after win­ old University of Houston track star Chicago 8, Philadelphia 2 of the wetiands are in the rear of the tion. only rhubarb in the meet. scheduled to consider a couple of ning in a breeze, the featured one- said. Los Angeles 4, San Diego 3 properties, and also show possible Following his triumph, several Mrs. Thomas E. Goulet • Merritt Baldwin, subdivision and items under old business, specifically mile run Saturday and unexpectedly, A year ago. Brown, out of Seton Atlanta 6, San Francisco 1 storm water retention basins. inland wetland applications pending LeMans’ teammates taunted Brown MANCHESTER — Mrs. Germaine Joseph Swensson Jr.’s application for the 12-miler Sunday. Hall, won both the 100 and 220, Today's Games The commission expressed con­ comments from Jay Giles, public a resubdivision on Oak Grove Street, and a scuffle developed in front of the M. Goulet, 76, of 16 Heather Lane “I wasn’t ready to run 12 miles,” showing his heels each time to Philadelphia (Ruthven 6-4) at cern about the several proposed cul- works director. and the liquor proposal. Items which Rich Edwards main grandtstand but police quickly died Monday at Manchester R-'' Duggan said after he scored a 100- Edwards. Chicago (Holtzman 5-6) de-sacs and felt that at least one • Robert Starkel (Simocost), were tabled Monday night will also broke up the disturbance with no Memorial Hospital. She was the wife yard win over defending champion Edwards, a graduate of New Bri­ shorter run. “I had to wait too long in Pittsburgh (Blyleven 4-2) at New could be eliminated. sudivision on South Main Street and be placed on the commission’s July 9 serious injuries reported. of Thomas E. Goulet. George Straznitskas in the longer run tain High, was tardy getting to line for gasoline, “ he said. Edwards York (Hausman 0-2), N At present, there is only one access inland wetland, pending Giles’ com­ agenda. “I'm going to make that Olympic Mrs. Goulet was born Feb. 19, 1903 of the two-day meet. Manchester Saturday and missed a arrived shortly after the time trials Montreal (Grimsley 7-4) at St. road to the proposed development team,” a confident Edwards said. in Pawtucket, R.I., and had lived in “I was concentrating on what I was chance to avenge the defeat in the were completed. Louis (Denny 3-5), N 2 Manchester since October 1978. doing, and I guess I took the wrong Cincinnati (Hume 5-5) at Houston She is also survived by two sons, turn," he said, after his unusual Charlie Diijigan (Niekro 11-3), N the Rev. Conrad Goulet, S.S.S., of No Smoking Rules Work experience. The sign read, go right, Leaders San Diego (Shirley 2-7) at Los Davoe City in the Philippines and so I did.” ^Billy and Reggie^ Angeles (Sutton 7-7), N Roger Goulet of Liverpool, N.Y,; a Duggan was well out front in the Atlanta (Mahler 2-8) at San Fran­ MANCHESTER — Making sure he programs wno smoxe. policy has caused. The current Athletic Attic per­ daughter, Mrs. George (Jeannine) shorter run when he miscalculated cisco (Blue 7-6), N directed a few good-natured barbs at “There’s an example of leadership ‘"rhe big difference is it’s done a former, in training for the 5,000 McNiff of Manchester; a brother, and instead of stopping, or turning smokers. Assistant Superintendent by example,” Deakin said. Waddell lot to ensure the rights of non- meter Olympic trials, also won Sun­ Batting Saga Seen Ending Germain Ruest of Toronto, Canada; Wilson Deakin reported the Board of Principal Maxwell Morrison is a back to get on the right course, a day, in the 12-miler, but only his American League a sister, Mrs, Madeleine Frankovich smokers,” Deakin said. Smoking is National Leagui' 6 half-mile distance, he set out after Education’s anti-smoking policy is former smoker, he said. prohibited in cafeterias and in most father was able to be on hand. East of Rumford, R.I.; and seven leader Straznitskas. G AB H Pet. NEW YORK (UPI) — A final showdown lies somewhere in the succeeding. Deakin wore an anti-smoking pin lounges. Outfitted in a most impressive Hendrick, St. L 65 233 80 .343 near future and it could top every previous episode in the never- W L Pet. GB grandchildren. during the meeting and seemed to “With all those hills, I was hurting. “We feel we have made some No-smoking clinics also have been sweatsuit with the letters, USA, on Rose, Phil 71 276 93 .337 Baltimore 48 23 .676 — The funeral is Thursday at 10:30 drop a few bints about the virtues of I had a stitch in my side much of the ending saga of “Billy and Reggie.” progress, but I don’t think we’ve offered and have been attended by the jacket, Duggan was the center of Mazzilli, NY 66 251 84 .335 Boston 44 25 .638 3 a.m. from the Manning-Heffern non-smoking to board members and last three miles. I guess I caught Reggie Jackson, who asked to be cured many habitual smokers,” some teachers. attention on both days, one of the Foster, Cin 64 241 80 .332 Milwaukee 41 31 .569 7'/i Funeral Home, 68 Broadway, Paw­ administrators who smoke. George about the 4-mile mark. placed on waivers last Thursday only Deakin told the board Monday night. “It was just the added push they class performers with a national Winfield, SD 75 281 93 .331 Major League New York 39 34 .534 10 tucket, R,L, with a mass at St. The anti-smoking policy has resulted At one point, Peter Crombie, a “I felt great and for the first mile reputation. to be withdrawn from the list when Margaret Mary Church, Pawtucket, needed,” Deakin said. Hernandez, St. L 66 268 87 . 325 Detroit 32 35 .478 14 in the establishment of restricted board member and smoker, offered to mile and one half I concentrated “I want to get my record back,” he several clubs claimed him Monday, at 11. Burial will be in Notre Dame Deakin did say it is difficult to Simmons, St. L 62 221 71 .321 Cleveland 32 38 .457 15‘/2 smoking areas in some schools and Deakin a bag of Hershey’s kisses in on running as hard as I could. I was Saturday, looking ahead to the 3- would like to be traded now that Cemetery,' Pawtucket. judge how much smoking has Garvey, LA 74 300 95 .317 Toronto 24 51 .320 26 the prohibition of smoking during retaliation. really pumped up before the race. I miler the next day, but it never Manager Billy Martin is back in com­ Friends may call at the John F. decreased among students because Matthews, Atl 71 284 90 .317 West staff meetings and other events. Board Chairman John Yavis asked wanted that record back that I lost materalized, as mentioned earlier, mand. Ken Singleton’s sacrifice fly in the Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. of the policy. Templeton, St. L 63 271 85 .314 W L Pet. GB Keep My School Open The Board of Education received what difference the anti-smoking last year (in the 3-miler). Duggan did when he pulled a “Wrong Way “I have no comment anymore con­ eighth inning, allowing two runs to Center St., tonight from 7 to 9 and at Knight, Cin 70 255 80 .314 California 42 32 .568 - written reports from schools in the not compete in ’78. “It’s just too bad Corrigan.” cerning that subject,” Martin said score, giving Baltimore a triumph the Pawtucket funeral home Six-month-old Lynda Caruso of East Hartford was the .Ameriran League Kansas City 39 33 .542 2 system that detailed what each has that I couldn’t read the sign,” he As a freshman at Hartford High, Monday night, after the Toronto Blue over Cleveland — the Indians eighth Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. youngest person in Monday night’s march from the Stevens G AB H Pet. Texas 39 33 .542 2 done to meet the anti-smoking policy. added. Duggan played football. Jays had scored a 3-1 triumph over straight loss. School to Penney High School to protest a citizens’ task force Smalley, Min 68 256 92 . 359 Minnesota 36 32 .529 3 Deakin said he was surprised at the Home Care Program “I made up my mind that I’d take New York, snappinga four-game win­ Cubs 8, Phillies 2 During his sophomore year, the Carew, Cal 51 186 66 .355 Chicago 32 39 .451 8Va report. The report recommends closing three East Hartford low number of smokers among most off hard (fast) and if anybody beats spindly, little 120-pound Irishman ning streak for the Yankees. “I’ve Jerry Martin and Ivan DeJesus Downing, Cal 67 241 84 .349 Seattle 31 43 .419 IIV2 schools, including McCartin, before 1982. Lynda Caruso is the staffs in town schools. Waddell me, he’ll deserve to win,” the 26- turned to track and the rest is said all I'm going to say so don’t ask drove in three runs each to lead Bochte, Sea 70 257 89 .346 Oakland 22 52 .297 20 In Memoriam School, for instance, has no staff year-old former Hartford High flash any more questions.” Chicago over stumbling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Caruso. (Herald photo.by history. Under the tutelage of Olym­ Kemp, Det 64 237 82 .346 members associated with school Will Assist Elderly indicated before the field lined up for pic winner Lindy Remigino, Duggan And the rest of the club followed Philadelphia. Monday's Results In loving memory of John S. Habercrn, who passed Blake) the two races at the same time. Wilson, KC 64 202 68 .337 suit. Pirates 8-0, Mels 1-4 Baltimore 3, (Cleveland 2 away June 26. 1972 established one record after another, Bannister, Chi 65 239 79 .333 MANCHESTER — A home care Hyalie Hurwitz, director of the That was before he took the wrong both as a schoolboy and in college. A1 Woods hit a three-run homer to Pete Falcone tossed a five-hitter to Toronto 3, New York 1 turn. Brett, KC 72 306 101 .330 back Tom Underwood's three-hit register his first victory of the Sadly remembered and missed. program to allow the high risk elder­ River East Homemaker Home- “My first time out at Hartford Grich, Cal 73 252 82 .325 Today's Games Wife. Children and grandchildren pitching as the Yankees played like season in the nightcap to split a Della Fera on GOP Slate ly to remain in their homes will be Health Aide Service, said she would High I beat everybody. I won the race Cowens, KC 52 197 64 .325 Cleveland (Barker 0-0) at they had more pressing matters on doubleheader with the Mets. In the available in Manchester, Vernon- be meeting with the director of the Satisfying Run by a half mile. My father didn’t Home Runs Baltimore (Flanagan 8-5), N Rockville, South Windsor, Ellington project July 3 to learn more about believe me when I said I was a their minds. Rico Carty’s bad-hop first game, Rennie Stennett ignited a New York (Tiant 3-2) at Toronto By GREG PEARSON Mjss Della Fera is treasurer of the “Any race that I win with my National League — Kingman, Chi J Mrs. Malone, a former Board of and Tolland in the next few weeks. the program. She expects that her runner. single leading off the fifth broke up a five-run eighth inning with a two-run (Lemongello 1-7), N Herald Reporter concerned citizens group, which parents around is satisfying,” 25; Schmidt, Phil 20; Lopes, LA and Education member, had expected to The North Central Connecticut agency will be providing homemaker “I boxed as a kid. My father was a perfect game by loser Ken Clay, 1-3. single. Boston (Eckersley 8-3) at Detroit started the petition drive that led to Charlie Duggan proudly said after his Simmons, St.L 18; Foster, Cin 17. Sewer Odor MANCHESTER - Gloria Della run as a candidate for the Board of Area Agency on Aging is expanding and chore handyman services for fighter so I was following in his John Mayberry followed with a Expos 3-8, Cardinals 2-2 (Morris 4-4), N the Community Development vote. triumph in the mile. American League — Lynn, Bos 19; Fera, an Oak Street resident and Directors. She recently told party of­ its home-care SAIL (Strengthen those needing such help to remain in footsteps before I got into high single to right before Woods cleared Home runs by Warren Cromartie, Milwaukee (Travers 5-3) at Her brother, Francis, was a “Thanksgiving when I run here in Rice, Bos and Thomas, Mil 17; member of the Concerned Citizens ficials, however, that she would not. Assistance for Independent Living) their homes. school,” Duggan said. The ring days the left-field fence with his second Larry Parrish and Gary Carter sup­ Minnesota (Bacsik 2-1), N Is Elusive former Republican town chairman the Five Mile Road Race) my father Grich, Cal 16; Singleton, Balt and for Manchester, apparently will be a She said recent problems have program into the Manchester ar :a, The Manchester Public Health have long been over for the 2^year- home run of the season. ported the seven-hit pitching of Dan Oakland (McCatty 5-2) at Kansas and member of the board. But, she comes out from Hartford, but my Horton, Sea 15. Republican candidate for the Town developed with illnesses among some starting July 1, Nursing Association will also be in­ o|d transplanted Floridian. Underwood went the distance, Schatzeder and led Montreal to its City (Splittorff 9-5), N adm its, “ I ’m not a seasoned mother stays home and cooks the Board of Directors. of her elderly relatives. Because of However, the program will not be volved in the program. “I want to win here (in November) striking out two and walking three to sweep. California (Aase 6-5) at Texas MANCHESTER - A tour of the politician.” dinner. Another woman expected to run as these, she is uncertain if she will available uqtil contracts are signed Among the other services that may real bad. I’ll start getting ready two register his second win against 10 Reds 2-0, Astros 1-4 (Matlack 4-4), N town’s sewage treatment plant Mon­ Her work with the concerned Duggan has yet to win the Five U a GOP candidate, Beverly Malone, have the time to donate to board with the local agencies which will be be needed will be counseling, ou^ weeks earlier than I did last year. I losses. The left-hander has now Enos Cabell’s two-run triple Chicago (Barrios 7-3) at Seattle day by town officials failed to turn up citizens organization and other con­ Miler in 11 tries, but has several has decided against seeking a board work. providing the service. reach to the elderly and a day care would have won if John Treacy didn’t pitched seven compiete games. sparked a four-run seventh inning (Jones 2-7), N the cause of the foul odors bothering cerns, about Manchester have in­ seconds, including last year. “One of seat this year. The Republican Town Committee SAIL will provide a total assess­ center for the elderly. Since show up. After all, he’s the best cross In the only other American League and rookie Randy Niemann pitched a the residents of the Olcott Street terested her in running for public of­ my goals is to win Thanksgiving in Thus, there apparently are five had been scheduled to meet ment of all a persons needs, set up a Manchester has no day care center, country runner in the world.” Tough Day game, Baltimore defeated six-hitter to lift Houston to its split area. fice, she said. Manchester,” he said. Guidry to Return certainties for the Republican ticket Wednesday to endorse a slate of can­ plan to meet these needs and then, those needing this service may be Duggan would gladly trade his two Cleveland, 3-2. with Cincinnati. In the opener, the Robert Young, manager of the “When there’s something I believe “Today’s (Saturday) race was the TORONTO (UPI) — New York for the Town Board of Directors, ac­ didates for the town election this have appropriate agencies meet the taken to St. Mary’s Home in West In the National League, Chicago Reds snapped Houston's six-game plant, said that the group, which in­ first time that my mother saw me weekend victories for one Five Mile For Yanks Yankee pitching ace Ron Guidry is cording to party sources. They are November. State laws, however, in, then I’ll pursue it,” she said. Hartford, which provides day care. dumped Philadelphia, 8-2, Pittsburgh winning streak with George Foster’s cluded Mayor Stephen Penny and needs. run since 1976. triumph. Miss Della Fera and Clarence “Bud” require that such endorsements be “There are things I would like to see downed New York, 8-1, before losing two-run homer. expected to return to the starting Town Manager Robert Weiss, could rotation this week after recovering Brown and the three incumbents, made between July 31 and Aug. 2. changed.” TORONTO (U H ) - If you just had the nightcap 4-0, Montreal swept St. Dodgers 4, Padres 3 N pick up only a slight odor on the out­ Carl Zinsser, Peter DlRosa and Because of this the Wednesday She said, for instance, that she is from a back injury sustained two skirts of the plant but nothing around one of those days where nothing Louis, 3-2, in 11 innings to complete a Joe Ferguson cracked a two-run William Diana. meeting has been postponed. concerned about the moral fiber of Three-Mile Open Winner weeks ago, Manager Billy Martin the plant. “It’s baffling,” he said. seemed to go right, then shake hands game suspended May 17, and 82 in homer with one out in the bottom of the community. She lives nearby the with Billy Martin. theregular game, Cincinnati edged the ninth inning, powering Los said. This morning the piles of decom­ Women Held in Thefts The 1978 Cy Young Award winner former site of a massage parlor and “Things can’t always go Houston, 2-1, in the opener of a Angeles to its victory over San posing leaves, thought to be the had complained about that business was sidelined after he pulled both culprit, were turned over, just in MANCHESTER - Manchester credit card theft by possession. Kane Arrived Early perfectly”, said the New York double-header before losing the Diego. back muscles surrounding the spine Partial Water Use Ban at past public meetings. Yankees skipper after his world nightcap, 4-0, Los Angeles trimmed Braves 6, Giants 1 case that may help. There will police detectives and Connecticut The accused were also involved in in a game against Minnesota. “I just Party sources could not confirm champions sustained a 3-1 defeat at San Diego, 4-3, and Atlanta toppled Eddie Solomon and Craig Skok probably be an odor tonight from the State Police, executed a search breaks and burglary on Homestead got the word tonight and it’s the best who else might be a Republican can­ the hands of the last-place Toronto San Francisco, 6-1. combined on a four-hitter and Joe leaves, he said. warrant Monday about 6; 15 p.m. at Street, Chester Drive and Edison After ‘78 Incident news we had today,” said Martin Expanded to the North didate for the board. Harry Blue Jays Monday. Orioles 3, Indians 2 Nolan and Jeff Burroughs delivered “There is no place in the plant that 40 Olcott St. which resulted in the Road, police said. Mondav, after his team dropped a 3-1 Reinhorn, long active in the party, Martin had seen a foul tip to Thur­ Outfielder Bobby Bonds dropped homers to spark Atlanta. we can pinpoint the odor or the cause arrest of two younjg women in con­ The women were also charged with By EARL YOST decision to the last-place Toronto MANCHESTER - The partial ban and the proposed odd-even partial said this morning that he is in-' man Munson’s right leg take the of the odor. One would think, you terested again in running. nection with thefts and burglaries in interfering with the execution of a Sports Editor Blue Jays. ought to be able to walk up to the of water use in the Forest Hills sec­ ban on water use in is in effect. the past 10 days. search warrant, police said. catcher out of the game and perhaps tion of town has been expanded to in­ Because of the problems at the Reinhorn previously had said he “I left three hours early to sideline him for a couple of days, source of the odor, and it would be probably would not run, but he has Police arrested Lauren Anderson, Sullivan was also charged with make sure I got here on time strong enough to knock you over,” he clude homes north of Lydall Street, Colonial Road Booster Station, the 19, and Cheryl Sullivan, 19, both of 40 possession of less than four ounces of while third baseman Graig Nettles GerulaitiSi Ashe changed his mind. He also said that said. between Colonial Road and Vernon ban has been expanded to cover this year,” Tim Kane of knocked himself out of the lineup by he had mentioned Vivian Ferguson’s Olcott St. and charg^ them with marijuana, police said. “We are working on a hit and miss Street and in a northerly direction to about 15 streets in that area, Taylor Southington said after he won getting blisters on his hand from Sports Slate name to the GOP nominating com­ second-degree larceny by possession Police said they were released on sort of a deai and wiil be treating the the Vernon town line. said. (in connection with a break and entry $5,000 non-surety bond each. ’Their the feature Men’s Open 3-mile taking extra batting practice. Wimbledon Losers Fran Taylor, office manager for The ban will prevent homeowners mittee. The scrappy New York manager problem with chemicals, such as Mrs. Ferguson served on the board on New State Road, third-degree court date is July 9. run Sunday in part two of the l^adio, TV Tonight hydrogen peroxide, and changing the Water Department, said this with even-numbered addresses on had high praise for Toronto starter WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - Wimbledon’s No. 2 court, until resigning at the end of last year. larceny by possession (in connection Police said they expect to make MCC-New England Relays 7:15 -Yanks vs. Blue Ja>s, tanks around to find out if they are morning that problems with the their street from using water to wash Tom Underwood. graveyard of so many tennis favorites in the past, Monday She was the party’s leading vote- with a break and entry to a car near further arrests in connection with the WINF, Ch.ll booster station on Colonial Road has vehicles, water gardens or sprinkle high 60 degree weather. “I’d like to have him on our club causing the odor. We also might use getter in 1977. Wickham Park, and five counts of burglaries and breaks. claimed fourth-seeded Vitas Gerulaitis and 1975 champion 8 ■ Red Sox vs. Tigers, VS TIC, time,” he said. made such a ban necessary in this lawns on even-numbered days. Odd- It was a year ago that Kane ran un­ anytime,” said Martin. “He had She could not be contacted this Arthur Ashe as its high-ranking first-round victims. Ch.22 Since the odors first became new area. numbered homes will be banned on registered and trailed Bill Krohn of poise out there, his breaking ball was morning, but she previously said she 8 ■ Mels vs. Pirates, Cli.9 noticeabie about four weeks ago, Monday morning, residents of the odd-numbered days. Manhattan College across the finish going over well, he was in control. The seventh-seeded Ashe slumped. had mentioned the idea of a possible repeated efforts have been made to Forest Hills section of town were The ban will be in effect from 5 line. For his efforts, Kane received That was no two-and-ten pitcher.” 6-4, 7-6, 6-3, to Chris Kachel, a little run for the board to party leadership, trace the source. All were un­ without water because a motor in the a.m. to 9 p.m. each day. There will be no award, but had self satisfaction. The Blue Jays southpaw hurled a known Australian ranked only 23rd in It was Dupre, whose masters' Moriarty’s Active which apparently had been cool to his country, while Gerulaitis, successful. Progress Drive pump burned out. no ban on water use between the Sunday, the former University of three-hitter, going the distance for degree in economics helps him to Three games in three nights are the idea. semifinalist the past two years, was The pump is now in working order hours of 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. Connecticut runner had both. his seventh complete game of the count his double faults, who stole the listed for Moriarty's entry in the edged, 7-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, by fellow “Last year I was working two jobs season and raising his record to two limelight with what he described as Hartford Twilight League. Masons Present Award American Pat Dupre in a three-hour, and Sunday morning I got up late and wins against ten losses. “my best performance on grass.” The locals face Langan Wednesday Intagliata Says 10-minute marathon. Elsewhere on a MANCHESTER - The Grand just got to Manchester as the runners “It’s just like going against good Dupre, guilty of 28 double faults in night at St.Thomas and trek to Ver­ rain-interrupted opening day, three­ Lodge of Masons of Connecticut will Manchester Police Report were lining up for the start of the hitters on any club,” said Underwood bis roller-coaster battle with the non Thursday night to play the Tim Kane time defending champion Bjorn Borg present the Service to Youth Award Forecast Wrong race, so I jumped in,” the 22-year- after facing the Yankees. flamboyant New Yorker Gerulaitis Orioles. Friday night a home game at to Stephen Armstrong of Manchester suffered his customary early center- admitted later, “I’m only glad I MANCHESTER — A man was in­ old, 5-6, 123-pounder recalled. said, and had to enjoy breaking the “I find that I’m doing a lot better MCC Field is slated against Society. tonight in a special ceremony at the switch which turns on the gas pump, court trauma before beating didn’t have to serve for the match.” jured in a two-car accident Monday “I felt bad for Charlie (Duggan) tape first before a most responsive now, justgoing for outs rather than Manchester Lodge of Masons when they couldn’t get any gas, American Tom Gorman, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5, In the decider, it was Gerulaitis noon at Park and Chestnut streets. MANCHESTER — A Democratic member of the Town today when he took the wrong turn and appreciated crowd. strikeouts,” the Kokomo, Ind. native Bates Signs meeting at the Masonic Tempie. police said they broke the windows for he was winning the race,” he continued. “I’m getting fewer 6-1; second-seeded John McEnroe who lost his own first service, con­ 6 Jacob W. Bohr Jr., 42, of 88 Board of Directors this morning said that a prediction on the gas pumps. Nothing was breezed past fellow American Terry PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Billy ’The ceremony wili begin at 8 p.m. Broadway Road, Coventry, was made before the April 17 referendum had faileS to come added. strikeouts now but I’m getting more tributing a double fault, but he still taken, police said, but they are in­ Morr, 7-5, 6-1, 6-4, without raising Ray Bates, the rookie of the year in and the public is invited. taken to Manchester Memorial true. Duggan entered the 3-miler but infield outs.” looked to be in charge and ready to vestigating the incident. even an eyebrow in anger, and 1974 the Continentai Basketball Associa­ Hospital with injuries he received There has been little funding found or donated to took the wrong turn nearly a mile Matthews Honored Yankees starter Ken Clay, 1-3, make up the deficit. He saved one into the race and wound up on the 12- hurled four no-hit innings before ebampion Jimmy Connors led match point when Dupre’s return tion this past year, Monday signed a Manchester Grange when the car he was driving through replace the Community Development money. Director FOR OVER 50 YEARS NEW YORK (UPI) - Gary mile course. giving up Rico Carty’s bad”bouiice Frenchman Jean-Francois Caujolle bounced off the net court and over muiti-year contract with the MANCHESTER - The Manchester the intersection was struck by a car Betty Intagliata said. Matthews of Atlanta, who led the “He was 30 yards ahead of me single to open the fifth. John 6-2, 6-7, 7-5 when bad light halted the sidelines. Philadelphia 76ers. Grange will hold a card party driven by Raymond F. Merriman, 84, Town residents voted April 17 to withdraw from the Braves to five victories last week, Massage in the Tub when he went off course” “ Kane Mayberry followed with a single, set­ play. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange of 96 Norman St. Community Development program for two years. That In our work as funeral direc­ Monday was named the National added.”He’s in a class by himself.” ting the stage for A1 Woods’ three- Hall, 205 Olcott St. Door prizes will Police said Bohr had stopped for a INDUSTRIAL AIRPORT, Kansas program provided about $500,000 per year for several League’s Player of the Week. tors, each of us tries to deserve “I was taking it easy, having fun run blast over the right-field fence, be given. stop sign, and then started through (UPI) — An appliance manufacturer projects. Matthews got 11 hits in 24 at-bats, Important Road Trip Starts for Sox The public is invited. when Merriman, who apparently has introduced what it says is the Before the April 17 vote, opponents of the program had running. I wanted to do good after his second home run of the year. the trust that has been placed In imcluding four home runs, four _> • 2 J t« A l l ■t.'xii rv n n /Irt I ? / , 1 1 n u t i n O iVtO thrPP CT^iniPS IT didn’t see Bohr’s car, ran into him. first cordless rechargeable unit for last year,” the little runner noted. The Yankees got their only run in skipper said Monday. “All you can do Following the three games in Refreshments will be served. This is said at least some of that funding could be replaced by doubles and a triple for a weekly BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red Police issued a written warning to bydro-massage in standard bathtubs. His best distances are the 10,000 the sixth when Willie Randolph’s is try to wim. You can’t worry about Detroit, the team travels to New the last card party of the season until other grants or private donations, Mrs. Intagliata said. us. It’s our goal to serve with average of .458. He also scored 11 Sox might like to take aiong Fenway Bohr charging him with failure to The unit comes with a UL-listed meters and up. sacrifice fly to left field scored ^ b - them (Baltimore). They’re in the York for a four-game set with the next fall. In the past-couple of months, however, there has been rdns and drove in ten as the Braves Park with them on their upcoming yield right of way. battery charger that restores the “It was a fun race for me,” he by Brown, who had walked and race, same as we are. 'They’re amch-rival Yankees. little sign of such replacement funding, she said. One honesty and integrity at ail times. won five of their seven games. seven-game road trip. But Manager product to full power in 10-12 hours reached third on successive singles playing good, but so are we.” “This is probably the most impor­ Comfortable Elevators resident, John Barnini, has donated $23,000 to fund a sur­ Don Zimmer just hopes his team con­ Police said' that Friday at about when plugged into a standard 110-120 vey of the Cheney National Historical District. ; by Bucky Dent and Mickey Rivers. Boston is 29-10 in the friendly con- tant road trip of the season,” said FARMINGTON (DPI) - The com­ tinues its fine piay regardiess of the 3:30 a.m., two suspects entered a gas volt socket. As an additional safety Except for that, though, there has been no other Toronto outfielder Joe Cannon fimes of Fenway and 15-15 on the Captain Carl Ya^trzemski, who puter age has almost eiminated the Memorial Softball Game Wednesday locate. station at 24 Windsor St. and threw a factor the hydro-massage unit cannot replacement funding provided to fill the CD vacuum, grabbed a Juan Beniquez liner that road. Boston ace Dennis Eckersley, needs but three homers to reach for sinking feeling that used to be part of The Red Sox reeled off their second some elevator rides, say service operate while it is being recharged, Mrs. Intagliata said. This has been a disappointment to The 23rd annual Kerry McGuire Memorial-Scholarship fastpitch softball could have gone for a hit in the fifth. 8-3, will attempt to give the Red Sox 4(X) career round trippers. Now You Know game will feature Raybestos Cardinals, six-time national champs and straight 6-1 homestand and trail only experts for one manufacturer, the the manufacturer says. A water her and other board members, she said. Cannon had also made a celebrated their sixth straight win tonight in “We have to keep on winning and vibrator unit is an optional “You don’t see any private firms coming forward,” HOLMES ^ome Dorberg-Graphics, 1977 State major winners, Wednesday night at McAuliffe catch of a potential game-winning the pesky Baltimore Orioles inthe w e’re facing two strong team s Detroit. Otis Elevator Co. The computer The first Nobel Peace Prize American League East. But Zimmer accessory. she said. “You begin to wonder if the sentiment is there Park Stadium at 8. home run hit by Nettles last Tuesday The Tigers will counter with Jack playing in ballparks suited to the monitoring system they use to check awarded to an American went to 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESHR. CONN isn’t worried about his team ’s (Cordless Whirlpool, Dazey or if there is a lot of negativism.” Raybestos, led'by All-American John Anquillare, one of the best hitters in in New York. Morris, 4-4. The two pitchers squared hitters they have. Detroit and New and adjust the firm’s units also President Theodore Roosevelt in 1906 HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES second-place position. Products Co., One Dazey Circle, For instance, some businesses might have been in­ th6 country, also boast All-American, selections in pitcher A1 Lewis, catcher “Our scouting report said that Can­ off last Thursday with Eckersley York are tough teams for us, es­ eliminates excessive or under­ for his help in working out a peace NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES George Papagis and outfielder Mike Herbert. “I’d be worried if we were behind acceleration that can produce the Johnson Country Industrial Airport, terested in donating services to avoid a $17,000 cost for non was an inadeqate right fielder,” winning 3-2, one of three Boston vic­ pecially in their park,” he said. treaty ending the Russo-Japanese Joe Kohler, award winner, will receive his scholarship grant and plaque and not playing well. But we’re “amusement park ride” effect. War, Industrial Airport, KS. 66031) carpeting in the new senior citizens center, she said. said Martin. “I hope that he never tories over the Bengals. before the game. gets good. It’ll be seary.” playing good baseball,” the Boston PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Tucs., June 26. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Tues., June 26, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Williams Heads fllttle League) Despite Seven Boots Disability Pension Voted TOMGHT'S GAMES Boland vs. Dairy Queen, 6 — NE Selections Lelier After Months of Talks Civilan vs. Janitorial, 6 — Waddell Legion Downs Stafford MANCHESTER — A former town Pension Board ruled Monday that the letter “the clincher.” BOSTON (UPl) — Sly Williams, who helped transform the Niehols vs. Medies, 6 — Buekley employee disabled by a back injury back injury alone would be enough to “I think we’ve exhausted this sub- University of Rhode Island into one of New England's basketball will received a disability pension. qualify him for a disability pension. jeet. I think we’ve looked at it from Overcoming a seven-error Brandt laid down a nice sacrifice powerhouses the last two years, headed the list of the region’s fourth plated Brasa to make it 8-3 After discussing the issue for many Miller has received Social Security every aspect,” he said. bunt and Howie Furlong delivered INTERNATIONAL performance, the Manchester with both sides scoring twice in the months, the town’s Pension Board disability benefits — a fact that was Chairman Fred Geyer and member college stars selected Monday in the NBA draft. the runs with a sharp single. Three runs in the top of the sixth in­ American Legion baseball fifth and each club adding a sixth­ Monday afternoon approved the dis­ mentioned by board members who Roger Negro voted with Woodhouse Williams, a 6-foot-7 forward who Manchester took the lead for good ning were the difference as Ansaldi’s team outslugged Stafford, 11-7, inning marker. Stafford scored once ability pension for Louis Miller. agreed to grant him a town disability to approve the pension. Herman by-passed his senior year and entered with a five-run third inning. It was upset the Oilers, 3-1, last night at in the seventh and had the bases Miller’s case first was brought to pension. Passcantell, who had worked as the. draft as a hardship case, was tion of being the first pick of the San last night in Zone Eight play at the fourth consecutive game the Post Leber Field. loaded with one out. But reliever the Pension Board in October. Dr. Alice ’Turek, the town’s Health Miller’s supervisor, abstained, and chosen by the New York Knicks in Diego Clippers. But the Clippers had Eagle Field. 102 entry has exploded for a big Shawn Spears, who came in in the the first round. The Sly One was the the worst drafting position of any Three different players had one hit Miller became a town employee in Department director, previously had Jon Norris was absent. Miller’s pen­ each for Ansaldi’s, now 5-11 for the The locals, 5-2 in the Zone and 9-4 frame. fifth, whiffed the last two batters to 1967 and worked for the Highway questioned whether the back injury sion is retroactive to April 1, 1978. 21st player selected in the draft, one team, uhable to pick until the 55th Ken Brasa singled and Mike season. Keith Bycholski doubled and overall, return to action tonight at 6 pick up the pitching victory. Department. He suffered back in­ alone was enough to qualify Miller The board also approved two other of the Knicks' three first round picks player. Linsenbigler walked and both singled to pace the Oilers, 9-6. Win­ o’clock against Rockville at Eagle Gauruder and Spears combined to juries in 1970 and 1973 while lifting for a disability pension. But she pensions. Vincent Lennon, a Board of they acquired from Boston in the Bob The Boston Celtics picked New runners scored as Dave Bottaro’s ning pitcher Paul Cooney fired q five- Field. Gregg Kane draws the starting allow 11 hits, walk two and fan 11. items on the job, according to a recently wrote to the Pension Board Education employee for 19 years, McAdoo trade. Haven guard Jimmy Allen in the fifth bunt was pegged wild to first. hitter. Losing hurler Bud Holland nod for Manchester. Only one Stafford run was earned. previous report received by the and said the back injury was totally was granted a normal retirement, Rutgers' Jammin' James Bailey, a round and UConn junior eligible Jim Gauruder added a two-run double, 7 j i i i V fanned 15. Three Manchester miscues helped Brasa was 4-for-4 with two runs board. He also was hurt in 1974 when disabling. and Joshua Leggitt, a Board of 6-foot-9 center projected as a Abromaitis, a 6-foot-8 forward, was following a .walk to Kyle Ayer and Stafford to a three-run first inning. scored, Furlong 3-for-4 with three he fell during the work day. Board member Richard Education employee for 15 years, forward, was the sixth player chosen chosen moments later by the New The locals responded with a pair of Giliberto sacrifice, and Brandt’s ' NATIONAL RBIs, and Gauruder 2-for-2, two Otl>er factors apparently have Woodhouse, who moved that the pen­ was granted a deferred retirement. in the draft. He was drafted by the Jersey Nets. tallies in the second. Mike Giliberto grounder to second chased home RBIs and two runs scored to pace world champiom Seattle Boston College guard Ernie Cobb, Ripping 14 hits. Carter Chevrolet worsened Miller’s disability, but the sion be granted, called Dr. Tumek’s Both are effective July 1. routed Auto Trim & Paint, 24-5, last and Eric Gauruder singled, Jon Gauruder for a 7-3 lead. Manchester. SuperSonics. Bailey is a Boston only 5-foot-ll.was taken on the first Ayer’s suicide squeeze in the native. pick of the sixth round by the Utah night at Buckley Field. Fairfield's inside-outside combina­ Jazz. And Dwight Williams, Jim MacGillvary relieved in the tion of center Mark Young and guard Providence's stellar guard who first inning and hurled 5 2/3 innings Board OKs Appointments Joe DeSantis made up the second transferred to Gardiner-Webb after a of one-hit, one-run ball for Carter’s. Homers Power East Hartford round New England selections. knifing incident.was taken in the Dave Brasefield had four hits and Albie Harris three including a MANCHESTER - The Board of social worker and replaces Ivan mencement speaker at graduation Young, a 6-foot-lO center, was taken sixth round by Atlanta as a junior- tion for the Post 77 crew is homer. Doug Stoker socked two of By KEVIN CASEY issuing three walks while striking out Education Monday night approved Klimko. who will be on sabbatical for two years ago. Skylah Watch by the Los Angeles Lakers as the 41st eligible, Wednesday against South Windsor at the three Auto Trim hits, Correspondent 16. He fanned two or more five times the appointment of two social the upcoming year. She is a resident Two teachers who had been told 2 selection. DeSantis, a 6-foot-l guard, Maine's 6-foot-6 forward Roger Shea Park in East Hartford at 6 and struckout the side twice. Steuer­ MaJ. Thomas Cross watches Skylab’s or­ Defense Command which began daily was taken three picks later by the Lapham was selected by Milwaukee Home runs by Kevin Hickey o’clock. workers and a speech clinician. of Avon and received her master’s their contracts would not be renewed ROOKIE nagel wound up with a four-hitter, It also approved the resignation of degree in social work from UConn. will be teaching again in the school bital path on TV monitor for July 12, the day “tracking impact predictions’’ last week Washington Bullets, the first choice in the ninth round and Harvard guard and Chris Nicholson along with Four straight singles in the second requiring 133 pitches. He brought his The Big Red Machine nipped the Toni M. Esposito, a Spanish teacher Marilyn Weg Starr was appointed a system. The board approved the predicted most probable for the 85-ton space from NORAD’s underground headquarters in for the 1978 champions. Glenn Fine, a Rhodes Scholar can­ a strong pitching performance inning by Ron Durler, Mike Cook, strikeout total to 25 for the year in 15 Blue Bombers, 9-8, last night at at Manchester High School and speech clinician replacing Nancy rescindments because of vacancies station to strike earth. MaJ. Cross heads a Colorado Springs, Colo. (UPI photo) Boston University's Tom Channel, didate, was picked by San Antonio in- by Craig Steuernagel lifted the Dave Gustamachio and Hickey along innings. The victory was his first a 6-foot-3 guard, earned the distinc­ the 10th and final round. Charter Oak field. rescinded the release of two other Sweeney, who has been assigned to created by leaves of absence and team of experts for the North American Air Chris Chappel, Chris Olzacski and East Hartford Post 77 with a single by Steuernagel gave decision. teachers. Martin School for next year. changes in course selections at the East Hartford a 4-0 lead. Chris Rosetti hit best for the winners American Legion baseball Enfield scored four times in the Karen H. Harris and Kathryn Mrs. Starr received her master’s high school. The Post 77 club scored what amd Mike Robinson, Jim English, seventh, all of the runs unearned on degree in speech pathology from team over Enfield, 7-4, last proved to be the game-winning runs Rubin were appointed social workers Philip Blanchette, a social studies Softball Kevin Wilson and Tom Delisle were three East Hartford miscues. in the school system. Mrs. Harris Ithaca College and has been teacher, and Carolyn Ramsey, an 6 night in Zone Eight play at in the fourth on back-to-back homers best in defeat. Hickey was 3-for-3 with three RBIs employed for two years as a full-time Reduced llling Tuition will be a three-fifth’s time elemen­ elementary school teacher, both will Fermi High. by Hickey and Nicholson, the and Cook 2-for-3 with each scoring TOMGHT'S GAMES tary social worker for the parochial speech clinician at the Area Special be teaching in the school system next Tom Juknis homered, doubled and former’s a two-run shot. twice for East Hartford. B&J vs. Renn's, 6 — Cheney AMERICAN East Hartford is 4-1 in the Zone schools. She replaces Julie Duke. Education Association in Colchester. year because of the rescindments. singled, Fred Valenti blistered three while Enfield drops to 3-3, Next ac­ Steuernagel went the distance. Methodist vs. RorliKell, 6 — hits and Paul Ostuni, Karl Hasel, Bob Slugfest last night at Waddell Field Mrs. Harris is a Manchester resi­ Miss Esposito, a popular teacher at found Army ! Navy edging Bob’s the high school, resigned for personal Indicates Policy Change Neho Cornell, Bob Coioso and Fred Cam- dent who attends the University of MCC Registration Gulf, 11-9. Connecticut School of Social Work. reasons. She has taught at the school Ed's vs. Martinizing, 6 — poseo two apiece for Moriarty’s. MANCHESTER - Individuals who Keenev Brendan McCarthy led the winning Mrs. Rubin will be an elementary for five years and was the com- MANCHESTER - The daughter of similar future one will be permitted a financial commitment to senu ineir Over at Fitzgerald Field, Talaga wish to register as students at an Amston family will be able to at­ h p Si arkel vs. Pizza, 6 — offense with three hits, including two only if the student can be placed in a daughter here, he said, but they could Associates played a run in the bottom Grid Signup Manchester Community College may tend llling Junior High School at a Fitzgerald homers. Rod Gill and Mike Suhie Pressure Wears class where there is room available not meet the $1,600 charge. of the sixth inning to nip Allied Prin­ do so in the college admissions office Registration for youngsters reduced tuition charge, the Board of to handle another student. There will “It’s not a sum to be sneezed at,” Telephone vs. Dairy Queen, 6 — ting. 8-7. added two hits each. John Tinney and Vandalism Cost $861 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Nike John Little each stroked solo homers. interested in playing in the Education decided Monday night. be no special services or additional he said. The parents also will provide Tim Coughlin had two hits in­ VERNON — During the month of repairs was $2,3(X) at the high school. Thursday afternoons between 1:30 That step, which was Circuits vs. Wilson, 7:30 — Mike Ogren paced Bob’s with three Manchester Midget Football expenses on account of the extra stu­ transportation for the one year that cluding an inside-the-park homer, Out Jerry West May the Vernon school system spent Other costs were divided as follows: and 4 p.m. recommended by education ad­ dent, he said. Nike hits, one for four bases, and Rob their daughter attends llling. and Jim Keefe and Butch, Bud, Todd League will be held $861 to repair damage by vandals and $515, Administration Building: $13, This walk-in registration service Town vs. NEFire, 6 — Robert­ Roya added three hits. ministrators, could represent a “Here’s a service we can render to Dr. Kennedy indicated such and Walt Talaga each contributed Wednesday, Thursday and $4,492 to make routine repairs in the Center Road School; $630, Lake began today and will continue son policy change for the school system. a neighboring family,” he said. The reduced-tuition cases may be made two hits for the winners. Bill Morgan NEW YORK (UPI) — Jerry West has had enough of coaching Street School; $134, Maple Street through Aug. 9. Jayeecs vs. Talaga, 7:30 — Friday nights from 6:15 to 8 schools. Dr. James Kennedy, superintendent amount of the Snider's tuition — $600 more in the future if space is socked three hits and John Summers, and the pressure that goes along with the job. School; $57, Northeast School. Application forms and all other Robertson o’clock at Mt. Nebo. Vandalism costs at the Center of schools, said. — indicates the family plans to make available in Manchester classrooms. Bob Green and Bob Plaster two Soccer West, who spent 14 seasons as a Also, $74 at the Adult Education materials needed for registration Fogarty's vs. Zipser, 7:30 — Boys 10-13 (cannot be 14 Road School amounted to $371; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snider of apiece for Allied. Summers player for the Los Angeles Lakers Rockville High, $336; and the Middle Center; $324, Skinner Road School; will be available. Advisers will be Amston will pay $600, rather than the Fitzgerald Lakers are trying to find a replace­ homered. and the last three campaigns as their before Nov.l) who weigh School, $153. Most of the damage is in $233, Sykes School; $53, Talcottville; available to those who need help. For usual $1,600 tuition charge, to send ment. West said at the end of this Model Plane Crashes PEE W EE head coach, will not return as coach between 70 and 115 pounds are the form of broken windows. $13, Middle; and $140 Vernon further information, call 646-4900, their daughter to llling. past season that he did not expect to VERNON — A bright yellow plane plane’s large wings until he came FELINE NIKE South: Chargers 4 (Tom next season, according to the club’s eligible. The highest amount for routine Elementary. extension 281. Wilson Deakin, assistant return for another year. hovered over the top of the Vernon around the school into the courtyard. Scoring early. Thrifty Package Acadia Restaurant stopped Gus's, Provenchal . Darrell Barrington 2. new owner. superintendent of schools, said the “Jerry has indicated he is tired of Parents must accompany Middle School on Route 30 Monday Draus said he didn’t set the con held on for a 12-9 win over Personal 11-3, last night at Nike Field. Mike Doyler). Tigers 1 (Janet “The pressure in sports is student has been attending classes at coaching,” said Buss, who was in candidates and birth cer­ night then made a sudden dip into the rols soon enough and that’s what Tee last night at Mt. Nebo to qualify John Mizoras roped four hits, Ed Burke). terrible,” West said last season. Rham High School, but these classes New York Monday for the NBA tificates must be shown. school’s courtyard and crashed into a caused the plane to crash. The school for the women's Class A State Tour­ Reyngoudt three and Bob Ballok, Patriots 2 (James Hart 2), “You’re being graded every game. conflict with her religious instruction draft. “Therefore, we are currently window. custodian took his name and told him J nament in July in either DerbV or Mark Kravontka and Mike There can be only so many winners, There is a registration fee. Panthers 1 (Mark Hughes). at the Temple Beth Sholom in The plane was extensively Greenwich. Romanchuck two apiece for Acadia. but everyone is expected to win. looking for a new coach.” he will be responsible for having the Manchester. damaged but there were no injuries. Donna Trudeau, Roberta Hickey Ray Tamosaitis and John Quaglia “It’s still a game and it’s supposed West, who coached the NBA club to windowpane replaced, which was Express 2 (Anthony Roy, Jordan To make both their daughter's The plane was an electrically con­ and Sandy Whitney each socked two each had two blows for Gus’s. to be fun, but there’s a lot to it that a third-place finish in the Pacific about two feet wide and six to eight Grossman), Oilers 2 (Heather Al­ religious and educational instruction trolled model glider owned by hits for Thrifty’s. Chickey Balesano Acadia came back later to score a isn’t any fun at all. I missed it when I Division of the Western Conference feet high. mond, David Frechett). Meteors 5 Game Sold Out mesh, the Sniders proposed that she Edward Draus of Vernon. and Johnah Patelli each had two hits second win in the evening, 8-4, over (Chris Colin 4, Brian Gordon), was away from it,” last season, compiled a 145-101 ifi Board members, who were in SEATTLE (UPI) - The Major be permitted to attend llling for one Draus knew the plane went down for the Tees. Lathrop Insurance. Timbers 1 (Lindsey Boutilier) Jerry Buss, who recently record during his tenure as head executive session across the hall, League All-Star Game, which will be year. but he didn’t know about the broken Rusty Franklin and Ballok each purchased the Lakers from Jack coach, including three playoff missed the noisy crash. held in Seattle’s Kingdome July 17, is Deakin said this case and any window and the damage to the EASTERN stroked three hits and Mike Kilby Kent Cooke, confirmed that the appearances. sold out, the Seattle Mariners an­ U Behind a 17-hit attack, CBT out- and Kravontka two apiece for nounced Monday. slugged Postal employees, 12-7, last Acadia. Jeff Maxwell and Dave Maz- INTERMEDIATES night at Mt. Nebo, zoli each ripped three hits for A crowd of 58,960 will fill the Indians 5 (Myles McCurry 2, Bill ballpark to watch the American Merritt Harrington drilled four Lathrop. Peschke 2, Ed Ansaldi), Tornadoes 4 Housemaster Post Open League and National League battle it hits, Craig Krest three and A1 Falco, (Jeff Lombardo 2, Larry Maillet, 203 Players other benefits and the hours ul work schooi auiiiinistration and/or Don Nicholson, Wes Sawyer, Cliff INDY out for the 50th time. The capacity VERNON — The position of Sean Belleville; Tommy Wood will normally be from 6:30 a.m. to 3 curriculum and supervision and must Hassett and Bob Waldron two apiece Two four-run bursts powered Thrif­ crowd will be the largest to see a housemaster for Rockville High played well). major league game in Seattle. Bob School is being advertised by the ad­ p.m. have a minimum of three years of for the Bankers, Tim Charlebois and ty Package to a 9-2 duke over Nassiff Cosmos 4 (John Hedlund 3, Sparky The school is divided into three teaching and/or administrative Jack Hull each stroked three hits for Camera last night at Nike Field. Lemon, formerly of the New York ministration. The person will be Laggis), Kicks 1 (Bill Frattaroli; “houses” with a housemaster in each experience. N NBA Choices Yankees, will manage the American hired under a one-year contract and Postal. Tim Bycholski and Kevin Hanldon Roger (ireenwood played well). League club and the Los Angeles will replace Edward Masker who is and a principal over all. He or she The deadline for filing for the posi­ each delivered three hits and Butch NEW YORK (UPI) — Earvin Johnson flashed a magic smile serves as chief administrative con­ tion is July 22 and applications may DUSTY Kinney a pair for Thrifty. Scott Han­ Dodgers’ Tommy Lasorda will lead Robert D. Jamaitis Joseph A. Zimmerman Tim Ellis Lorraine B. Boutin taking a year’s leave of absence. MIDGET as he put his signature on a contract and officially became tact for students assigned to the be obtained from the The Angels unleashed a 22-hit son chipped in a homer, Pat Collet the National Leaguers, who have a Meanwhile, the administration is North; Toros 3 (David Glade 2, basketball’s newest millionaire. house and for the parents of these superintendent’s office on Park barrage in downing Belliveau collected two of Nassiff’s seven string of seven straight victories in reviewing the role of the David Nielsen), Warriors 1 (Jeff “Yeah, that’s fun,” Johnson said move right into the starting lineup. students. Street. Painters, 14-5, last night at Robert­ safeties. ------the series. housemasters to determine the effec­ Rcihman). Monday as he signed a multi-year The New York Knicks, who got Business son. REC tiveness of the program which was The housemaster also supervises ‘Jeivs for Jesus’ Talk Hawks 3 (Mike Meister 3; Meister three first-round choices from Pete Avery homered and singled contract with the Los Angeles instituted with the expansion of the all personnel assigned to the house, MANCHESTER - Tuvya Zaretsky Zembrowski’s held on for a 11-9 win scored winning goal at 3;31 of second Boston for Bob McAdoo, made 7- and skis in his spare time. twice, Pat Irish and Dave Anderson over West Side Italian Kitchen last Lakers, valued at somewhere near Operations Manager crease in net income and a threefold high school two years ago. assists in recruiting, screening, of the “Jews for Jesus” organization overtime), Olympics 2 (Mike footer San Francisco center Bill Chenette Associates is located at each stroked four hits and Mack night at Keemey Field. $600,000 per year. “It’s nice.” NORWALK — Robert D. Jamaitis, expansion of operating income for its The position is for 12 months with hiring of all personnel, delegates will speak at Trinity Covenant Haslett, Jeff Cappello). Cartwright the third pick of the 453 Burnside Ave. Gray, Dave Kay, Bruce Tichnor and The soft-spoken Michigan State a native of Manchester, has been third quarter. allowance made for vacations and authority to personnel, assists Church Friday at 7:30 p.m. His topic ■ John Rook and Bob Ostberg each South; Caribous 3 (Deenis draft. ’The Knicks surprised many Ed Fowler two apiece for the Angels. rapped three hits and Jeff Schmidt, star was the first of 203 players promoted to operations manager of Allan Caffyn, president of the in­ teachers in planning field trips and is “Christ in the Passover and Jewish Foreman 2, Randy Roy), Oceaneers selected in Monday’s NBA college observers by tabbing Arizona Baseball Completes Course Steve Pryor triple^ and singled for Mike Hull am^ Pete Wigren two Norden Systems, a subsidiary of dustrial heat processing equipment other co-curricular activities, assists Gospel Music.” 1 (Shawn Hart). draft. The Lakers had acquired the forward Larry Demic (ninth) and Belliveau. apiece for Zembrowski’s. Ed Hanlon United Technologies Corp. Jamaitis MANCHESTER — Lorraine B. firm, attributed the 41 percent sales Hebron GOP the principal in the orderly operation Zaretsky depicts the annual Jewish Wings 3 (D.J. Tencellent 2, Karl Rhode Island hardship forward Sly COLT INTERTOW N stroked three hits and Jim Rossillo, No. 1 pick in a deal with Utah (then will be responsible for managing, Boutin, associated with Daniel F. growth in the nine-month period to of the school and in the development, feast and its Christological Reischerl), Stallions 0. Williams (21st) as their other two Coming from behind, Tolland CHARTER OAK Dave Bujaucius, Gerry Guilbeault New Orleans) and the contract had planning and coordinating Norden’s Reale Realtors, 175 Main St., has increased production of new fur­ Sets Caucus revision and evaluation of significance through a visual display East; Furies 3 (Bruce Rosenberg first-rounders. scored a run in the bottom of the Behind the six-hit pitching of Harry and Dave Pierro two apiece for been negotiated long ago, but there manufacturing, engineering, produc­ completed a week-long course of in­ naces. curriculum. of the items traditionally used in the 2, Jim Melesko), Sounders 0. Detroit, which swapped picks with seventh inning to nip the Manchester Roy, Tierney’s blanked LaStrada Kitchen, was still excitement in Magic’s eyes. tion and plant engineering programs tensive real estate studies in the Another factor in the strong fiscal The person hired must have the Passover celebration. This Astros 2 (Matt Morris 2), Strikers 1 Milwaukee in a Sunday night cash Merchants, 4-3, last night in Tolland. HEBRON — The Republican Town Pizza, 5-0, last night at Fitzgerald. The 6-foot-8 Johnson, who led in Norwalk. Graduate Realtors Institute performance was the company’s education and experience to meet the demonstration has been given in (Mark Cichowski), deal, took Michigan State forward Frank Marandino hurled well in Committee has set Aug. 2 for a Roy and Bill Grant had three and W O.MEN’S REC Michigan State to the national cham­ -"damaitis joined Norden in 1963 and Program sponsored by the Connec­ success in maintaining production State Department of Education more than 1,000 different churches. West; Jets 2 (Tom Diana, Sean Greg Kelser next, leaving Arkansas defeat. Cary Coffin homered and caucus to endorse candidates for two safeties respectively for the J &G routed Pumpernickel Pub, 42- pionship by averaging 17.1 points and most recently served as manufac­ ticut Association of Realtors at levels while moving into its new requirements for certification as a This program, prepared by Moishe Ransom), Eagles 2 (Jeff Wright 2). guard Sidney Moncrief for the Bucks. singled and 'Tony Maselli singled and town offices in . the November Funeralmen, Six different players 2, in a make-up clash at Cheney. just over eight assists per game, will turing manager. He also has been Windsor Locks. 186,(KK)-square foot facility, Caffyn high school housemaster — in­ Rosen, the founder and leader of Devils 4 (Pryce Maltempo 3, Larry now try and work some of his wizar­ Seattle then had two choices and doubled for the Merchants, now 4-3. municipal elections. had one hit each for Pizza. Diane Miner homered and Jean production control manager, Mrs. Boutin participated in the se­ said. Mrs. Frost Krist, chairman of the termediate administration and “Jews for Jesus,” is open to all who Mullet), Flames 2 (James Burke 2; dry for the Lakers, carrying the went for Rutgers forward-center The Merchants are home cond part of the three-phase 90-hour Petrwccio, Sue Miner, Jay Wednesday at Moriarty Field against overhaul and repair supervisor, and Industronics’ former office and nominating committee said that her superivision certificate. He or she are interested. A free-will offering Todd Whitehouse played well). pressure of being No. 1. James Bailey and Baylor guard Vin- program which leads to the Graduate CANDLELIGHT Kleinschmidt and Laurie Demers Willimantic at 6 o’clock. manufacturing engineering super­ manufacturing building has been sold committee is still interviewing per­ must have a master’s degree in will be received. After the Lakers made Johnson the nie Johnson, ignoring Northeast Realtors Institute (GRI) designa­ Scoring in ail but one frame, played well for J&G. Pam Desmaris JUNIOR visor. to M j B Manufacturing, a sons who would be interested in run­ Bogner’s outlasted Moriarty’s, 20-14, had three hits for the Pub. anti-climactic first pick, the Chicago Louisiana’s Calvin Natt, who some Jamaitis holds a bachelor’s degree tion. Manchester machine shop operation. South; Sabres 4 (A1 Jezouit 2, Niki Bulls, a team that won only 31 games say is the best of the crop. Natt ALUMNIJUNIOR ning for office. The committee will last night at Robertson, Savings Bank of Manchester Cacace, Paul Peruccio), Mari-Mads survived a five-run fifth in electrical engineering for Industronics’ profit on the transac­ meet again before the next regular Churches Plan Picnic Bob Brannick and Ron Seplowitz tripped Eastern Realty, 6-4, last this past season, beefed up their front promptly went to the New Jersey Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Technical Trainer tion will be recorded in its fourth Earthquakes 3 (Brad Pelligrinelli, line handsomely with the addition of Nets. inning to up-end Liggett Parkade, 12- meeting of the Town Committee HEBRON — The three churches of Tickets for the annual old- each homered, Henry Pawlawski night at Cheney. a master’s degree in business ad­ STAMFORD - Gerald A. quarter. scheduled for July 19 at 8 p.m. in the Mike Smith, Chris Nelson). UCLA’s David Greenwood, a 6-foot-9 The rest of the first round found 9, last night at Cheney. Hebron will sponsor a joint picnic on fashioned chicken barbecue to be socked four hits, Randy Smith, Dave June Bisson and Robin Bryant each Flyers 5 (Brian Feschler 3, Bren- Will Leslie was the winning hurler, ministration from the University of Parkington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Caffyn projected continued sales Town Office Building. sponsored by Gilead Congregational White, Dave Viara and Phil Chardis had two hits and Debbie Pullo 1/2-inch power forward. UCLA guard Roy Hamilton to Bridgeport. He, his wife and their Henry G. Parkington of Hendee and profit growth and said the com­ July 15 at Foote’s Pond on Route 94. don Gorman, Scott Gorman), Chiefs "I’m not saying I can go in there Detroit, USC hardship Cliff Robinson yielding five hits. He fanned seven. Any registered Republican or non- Church on Julv 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. at three apiece and Bob Odell and Steve homered for SBM, Liz Bickley and three children live in Trumbull. Road, Andover, has joined the Xerox pany expects to reach record levels Members attending are asked to 0. to New Jersey, Dayton guard Jim Joe Gallagher had two hits for the affiliated voter who wishes to seek McAdam two each for Bogner’s. Sue Leslie socked three and two hits and turn the whole program around International Center for Training and in all phases of operation. provide food for their own families as the church may be obtained from North; Minutemen 3 (Ross Burba, but I think I can give them what Paxson to Portland, North Carolina winners and Ray Lata a like number office should contact either Mrs. Paul Frenette ripped two homers. respectively for Eastern. Risdon President Management Development as a well as items to share with others. James Derby, East Street or Gary Ahlberg, Mark Paggioli), might be the key,” Greenwood said. forward-guard Dudley Bradley to In­ for Liggett’s. Krist or any member of the The Gilead Congregational Church technical trainer. Elected Treasurer nominating committee, Emery Kenneth Ellis, Gilead Street. The Bicentennials 2 (Danny Guachione, “Artis (Gilmore) needs some help on diana, UCLA guard Brad Holland to Moriarty Bros, overwhelmed Fire NAUGATUCK - Joseph A. has formed a single parent support David Callahan). & Police, 18-9, last night at the West Zimmerman, executive vice presi­ Parkington joined Xerox in May HARTFORD - Paul R. Taylor, Mrs. Marion Foote, John cost is $3.25 for adult portions and 6 the offensive and defensive boards Los Angeles, Michigan junior Phil group which meets each Thursday at Little Miss Softball Tomahawks 7 (Teddy Brashier 3, Side Oval. dent since 1974, has been named 1971 in Hartford as a technical Longchamps, president of the South Fitzgibbons, Andrew Johnson, Mrs. $2.75 for children’s portions. and I can help them run the break. Hubbard to Detroit, Duke guard Jim representative. He later became a 8 p.m. in the church parish house. Tim Foley 3, Mike Gannon), I’m looking forward to it.” Spanarkel to Philadelphia, East Earl Lappen and Bill Corso each president and chief operating officer Windsor Bank and Trust Co., has Marilyn Horton, Ms. Alberta Hilding. Hurricanes 1 (Tom Finnegan). had two hits in a 16-blow attack by of the Risdon Manufacturing Co. technical specialist. He formerly been elected treasurer of the Connec­ Acuon in the Little Miss Softball Michelle McQuade hit best for the The Bulls had tried to make a deal Texas State center Lee Johnson to Moriarty’s. Four different players Zimmerman'joined Risdon in lived at 434 Main St., Manchester. ticut Bankers Association for 1979-80. League last night at Martin School Bankers. for the pick, but happily settled for Houston, Alabama forward Reggie had one each for F&P. January 1974 as vice president- Election of officers took place at Manchester Public Records saw B.A. nip Westown, 28-27; Colleen Cunningham and Sherry Greenwood, who, barring injury, will King to Kansas City, Mississippi miz finance. Previously, he was Promotions at D&L the association’s recent annual Crispino’s outlast Manchester State Linton had three and two safeties State forward Wiley Peck to San An­ associated with General Signal meeting in Williamsburg, Va. McCarthy Inc., lots 12, 41, 39 and 42 Neal Sign Service for Connecticut Bank, 22-10; Manchester Pet Center respectively for Pet Center. Sharon Trevino Entered tonio, Loyola (111.) forward Larry NEW BRITAIN - D«L Venture Warranty deeds trim Wonder Bread, 10-6; Nassiff Knight to Utah. Corp., Hyster Co., Hewitt-Robins Corp., operator of D#.L, Weather- Other officers elected included Neil E. Kominsky to Marcel J. at Knollwood subdivision, $115,750. State Labor Department, sign at 908 Bellone tripled and singled twice and MILWAUKEE (UPI) - !. David D. Nauss of North Branford, Arms outscore Willie’s, 18-15; and This ad Is a coupon. Cut out. take to Acme. Inc., and Ernst Ernst. vane and Sandpiper stores, has an­ Binette and Jacqueline A. Binette, Certificate of Attachment Main St., $350. Kim Tessier drilled two two-baggers Lee Trevino, one of the few ■ b m • WUHTED Zimmerman is a graduate of St. nounced the promotion of Patrick president; Thomas F. Richardson of Hour Glass Cleaners rout Army & for Wonder. property at 84E Ambassador Drive, Frechette, Martin & Rothman Bryan McMahon, siding at 108 pro golf stars who has a Bonaventure Uhiversity in Glean, Quay to corporate executive vice Stamford, first vice president; and $53,500. against Luis P. Colon and Jane Colon, Walnut St., $2,000. Navy, 38-1. Jodi Ogden socked two homers, love affair going with the Paige Olsen and Kelli Reingoudt N.Y. He is a member of the Finan­ president and general merchandise James J. Preble of Hartford, second Harold R. Mattson and William E. property at 390 E. Center St., $2,000. David Williams, siding at 151 St. Kim Mitchell and Tricia LaPolla Greater Milwaukee Open, TO BUY cial Executives Institute and the manager. Df L Venture Corp. also vice president. Mattson to Ray W. Livermore Jr, Judgment Lien John St., $2,000. had three and two hits respectively each stroked two hits and Stacey said Monday he will play in for B.A, Katie Gallagher had four American Institute of Certified announced the promotion of Karl and Diane E. Livermore, property at Nicolene A. Heck Hollister of Ver­ Marriage licenses Choate played well for Nassiff’s. C the GMO this year. Public Accountants. A native of Clif­ hits including two homers, Lynn Leanne Spears belted a grandslam Kochman to corporate senior vice Insurance Awards 115A Walnut St., $48,000. non against Charles A. Heck, proper­ Ernest E. Stafford III and Shirley Trevino telephoned of­ CLEAN ton, N.J., he now lives in Glastonbury president and comptroller. ty at 34 Tower Road, $12,600. Harold Garrity to Humbert A. A. Maston, both of Manchester, July Bassett also had four safeties in­ homer and two singles, Beth Ann ficials the day after he won CARm X BLOOMFIELD - William A. e a k l w illia m s becam e ^ with his wife and seven children. Quay joined D f L in 1973 as general Juliano and Helen C. Juliano, proper­ "Trade Names 28 at home.' cluding a four-bagger, Karen Davis and Laura Bottaro each socked the Canadian Open to tell Fochi, CLU, district agent for the THE THIRD BRAVE TO -TK /'.W f USED CARS merchandise manager. He and his ty on Meadow Lane, $15,000. Joseph B. Seaton and Carol A. Henry J. Rojeski of Hartford and Patapchuck ripped five hits and two hits and Sheryl Veal doubled for them he will play in the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance WIN ROOKIE OF THE YR Joins Chenette Staff family live in Simsbury. Henry Angel and Lynette Angel to Seaton, both of 15 Bremen Road, Alexandra Tarasiena of Seminole, Robin Venezia, Linda Tierney four Willie’s. $2IX),000 Milwaukee tourna­ Co., received awards in four apiece for Westown. HONORS IN '71. WHICH EAST HARTFORD - Tim Ellis of Kochman joined D£L as comp­ Richard V.C. Busick and Deborah L. doing business as Personalized Fla. Kristen Forde belted a grandslam OF THE FOLLOWma ment next month. The vic­ categories for outstanding service at 104 Hickory Drive has joined the troller in 1974. He and his family live Video, P.O. Box 1071. Brendan N. Moriarty and Julie E. Valerie Beckwith had two homers, homer and Michelle Morianos and BRAVES WAS ALSO VOTED tory in the Canadian Open CARTER the recognition day meeting of the Busick, property at 15 Elizabeth staff of Chenette Associates, in South Windsor. Building Permits Greene, both of Manchester, July 7 at Jeanne Vaughn one, Kristen Noone Michelle Carrier chipped in seven TOP ROOKIE ? pushed him over the $2 $1.99 Glenn B. Dorr Agency. Drive, $50,000. Realtors, as sales manager. Forest Condominium Corp. to Alfred Lesperance, install single­ St. Bridget Church. ■ had three RBI, Terry Callahan live and six hits respectively for Hour A. ALVIN DARK million mark in career ear­ Fochi received awards in lives, Ellis has specialized in residential Arlene M. Elovlch, property at 143H family ranch home for display at 457 Wayne D. Post and Yvonne M. RBI and Kathryn DeMario and Glass. Debbie and Amy Corneliusen B. EDDIE MATHEWS nings, making him only the Sales, Income Rise volume and premium in life protec­ C. OOE ADCOCK real estate sales in the area for three Cliffslde Drive, W 80 conveyance Center St., $2,000. Smith, both of Bolton, June 30 at Felicia Petitio played well for each had two hits and Marissa second golfer on the PGA SOUTH WINDSOR — Industronics tion and disability income. 11229 Main SI., Manehttltrl years. He is active in the Elks Club, tar. C. Vendrillo, roof at 114 Summer South United Methodist Church. Crispino’s. Missy Coulombe and Melody played well for A&N. tour to win that much. jH*** i h ' ------^ iiRBiiiMamnw&NmiimcjNMI1WMiNmHUm.NmNMC I TEL. 646-9464 Inc. has reported an 86 percent in­ Fochi, his wife Pat and their four 1V :ja«SU6 local softball league, and plays golf crease in sales, a 251 ^ rcen t in­ children live in Glastonbury. Vernon Street Corp. to J.A. St. ,$300.

t PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Tues.. June 26. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Tues., June 26, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEE.N eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Movie Truck Visits Film Series, Concerts □ NOTICES You can take my ad out Lost and Found 1 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Private Inetructlone IS Hornet For Sale HARTFORD - Peace Train’s Drive-In Movies truck of the paper. Help Wanted 23 wiil visit Eliington's Brookside Park tonight to show the Planned at Goodspeed I got the LOST- Three year old sleek, GIVE YOUR CHILD Group or feature film ‘‘Gullivers Travels” with the short subject black male cat, with collar, in NURSES AIDES - Full lime, CONSTRUCTION LAUNDRY APPLICATIONS FULL TIME ADULT MANCHESTER - New results and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. ESTIMATOR - experienced, Now being accepted for a BABYSITTER - For 2 small Private Swimming Lessons. Listing! Dine overlooking "Sandcastle," starting at about 8 p.m. This film presen­ EAST HADDAM - The Goodspeed stars A1 Jolson, Harry Richman, Nancy Green. Woodbridge, I wanted. ^ ^ Starkweather area. Contact Experienced preferred, but all around man to assist local mature woman as a folder, children during school year Ages 4-14, Further informa­ patio and lovely treed yard. 3 tation is free and open to the public. Opera House will inaugurate its Summer Carrol, and Eddie Cantor. Chet at 646^)332, or 647-9941. we will train. Apply in person: general contractor. Call 643- arl time weekends, $347 per beginning September. Martin tion, call 646-6258, Susan Bedroom Cape, family room, Drive-in Movies is'a Peace Train program that is made Festival featuring a Sunday film series of Only July 22, the series closes with the East Hartford Convalescent 4139 for appointment. Eour. Please apply in person school area. References Keller, Red Cross Certified sliding glass doors. New We get calls such as Life Saver. possible by the gift of the special truck and a grant from early musicians and outdoor Sunday band year 1931, “Depression,” and 1932, “Hap­ Home, 745 Main Street, East at: Meadows Convalescent required. 646-5308, kitchen with fine wood this every single day. Hartford. EXPERIENCED United Technologies Corp. The truck is equipped with a py Days Are Here Again but Hollywood Is Home, 333 Bidwell Street, cabinets. $50s. Call for ap­ concerts by the Connecticut River. LOST- Boys 10 spe,.v. SALESPERSON WANTED. Manchester. pointment, 643-9380. Prin­ built-in four foot by six foot screen and rear projection Skeptical.” The excerpts feature the Marx brown. Ross Grande Tour II, On July 8, 15, and 22 at 8:30 p.m., the NURSES AIDES- Full time, Must be over 18. Interviews in ciples only. equipment so that it can drive in to a park or playground Brothers, Bing Crosby, Gloria Swanson, At 7-Eleven, Main Street. all shifts. Experience person only. “My Store For AIR CONDITIONING film series "The Musical Film: 1928-1932” Reward. Call Ken 643-0805. WIISES HIDES CERTIFIED RED CROSS and show films for an audience that can sit on the lawns Jeannette MacDonald, and Marlene preferred, but training will be Levis” Manchester Parkade. • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Water safety instructor will MANCHESTER- Buckley or in chairs to watch the performance. The film program will explore the musical film as a major Dietrich. given. Apply in person; East MANAGER ASSISTANT - Needed Immediately for give swim instruction in School area. 4 Bedroom Cape. Hartford Convalescent Home, Knowledge and experience in Tolland County. Inter­ brought to neighborhood parks and playgrounds is family American art form and cultural Tickets for the film series are available private pool. Experienced Formal dining room. Vinyl LOST- Pocket Tape Recorder. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Air Conditioning, Refrigera­ views will be held siding. Large fenced yard. phenomenon during its formative years. by subscription or individually from the Will pay Reward! Call 528- with all ages. Proven stvle entertainment. ford. tion and Heating desirable, Wednesday, June 27th at successful. 649-4403. Trees. Garage. Principles on­ Other up-coming Peace Train sponsored events include In addition to excerpts from some of the Goodspeed box office, 873-8668. 4144. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good but not necessary. Contact ly. $57,900. Owner / Agent. best known, the least known, and the most knowledge of typing and Howard Johnsons, the free Nightsongs performance in Hartford’s Bushnell In addition to the film series, Goodspeed PART TIME Work from home Dick Avery, Service Manager, Schools-Cfasies 19 Days 649 1925; after 6 p.m.. famous films, there will be presentations on the phone servicing our business office procedures. New England Mechanical Ser­ Rockville, Exit 96 off 1-86; 643-1329. Park by Leon Redbone on Thursday, July 5, and a bagpipe will return to the days of good old customers in your spare time. References, Reply Box MM, vices, Inc., 643-2192. 10-2pm. Please call for an concert at the Manchester Band Shell on July 7. on the personalities, performances, and summertime when its Riverside Band Help Wanted 13 c/o Manchester Herald. Interview time: FOR THE BEST - Manchester 249-7773. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 MANCHESTER - Just listed! Persons wishing more information about this or other paradoxes of movie musicals. comes outside to play Sousa marches, ARBOR ACRES FARM INC. NURSES AIDES. We are pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Large 7 room Cape in quiet Peace Train programs can call 727-1000. Joplin rags, show medleys and American ATTENTION - Need 2 people an Equal opportunity setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first Presenting the series for Goodspeed is LOST FEMALE SIAMESE looking for responsible, QUAUTY CARE troductory lesson with this ad. band favorites. On Sundays, July 22 and over 21. Immediate employ­ employer seeks full time Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. floor family room, fireplace, Herb Graff, a film collector and adjunct CAT- Annie. Walker St, vicini­ ment. This is not a fancy ad. warm, people interested in generalneral poultryp farm workers, 521-9050 siding, double garge, full professor of film history at New York 29, and Aug. 5 and 12, at 2:30 p.m., con­ ty. $25.00 reward, 646-6693 we simply want a person who caring for the eldery and men­ Agriculiltural background basement, much more. The certs will be held on the lawn behind the after 4:00. needs a permanent job. Ad­ tally retarded. 7 to 3 and 3 to desirable but not essential. Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. Honorary Trustee Uniyersity and the New School for Social 11; Full time permanent help Research in New York. opera house and are open to the public vancement opportunity. Call We offer a company paid □ REAL ESTATE between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - needed. $3.17 per hour. Apply health and retirement plan. MANCHESTER- Forest On July 8, the series opens with “The free of charge. Under the baton of in person at Meadows STORRS — Dr. James R. Johnson, a professor of art Personals 528-3869. E.O.E. Apply in person: Marlborough Ridge Condominium. 3 Star-Studded Revue and Technicolor Goodspeed musical director Lynn Crigler, Convelescent Home. 333 Road, Glastonbury. DRIVER - With good road Homes For Sale 23 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. history and former dean of the University of Connecticut the Riverside Band will feature brass and Bidwell Street, Manchester. record. Full time, steady School of Fine Arts, has been named Honorary Trustee of Musical” featuring the years 1928 and 1929 RIDE WANTED TO Beautiful wooded area. Pool, wind musicians playing nostalgic strains work delivering for dis­ BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot tennis, air conditioned. Fully the American Society for Aesthetics. with stars Eddie Cantor, Helen Morgan, HAMILTON STANDARD, ORGANIST - CHOIR tributor. Opportunity for ad­ frontage main highway. Ethel Waters, Rudy Vallee, and Joan like “Maple Leaf Rag,” “Stars and Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. BABYSITTER NEEDED- applianced. Low $70s. 649-1294 The trusteeship honors his 20 years’ service as national Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- DIRECTOR WANTED- First MANAGEMENT vancement, pay rate open. Excellent 8 Room House, plus after 5 p.m. Stripes Forever,’’ “Music Man,’’ Call 643-5686. Lutheran Church, 154 Orchard Apply in person: Manchester several buildings. Zone secretary-treasurer of the Society. Crawford. 0767, TRAINEE On July 15, the year 1930 is featured in “Daisy,” and many more hits from days Street, Rockville, Conn. Call Tobacco Si Candy Co. 299 Commercial. Owner financing A recent tribute to Johnson in the "Journal of RIDE NEEDED for a few 875-5682. COLLECTIONS Green Road, Manchester available. Frank Mott. 2 gone by. In the event of rain, the perfor­ SECRETARY - Full time. Aesthetics and Art Criticism” explains that he had asked excerpts called “The Rush of Broadway . weeks from Andover Lake between 3 S: 5 PM. Broker, 643-5658. mances will be canceled. Some shorthand required. Do you want to join a modern, a year ago to be relieved from his position as secretary- Stars to Hollywood ... and Back” with area to Manchester, to start MANCHESTER - FOREST work at 8:00 a.m. Will share South Windsor Bank & Trust progressive branch of Ihe WATERFRONT year-round treasurer so that he could devote himself more complete­ Co, Main office. )^ply in per­ credit industry? If your a self HILLS. Executive 9 room expenses, 646-1758. home and summer resort all home, 5 years new Fully ly to his research and responsibilities at UConn. son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd. SHEET METAL .starter, who would like a good in one. 7 room maintenance South Windsor. Between 9 AM future, with or without carpeted. Large inground During the past year, Johnson has been on sabbatic MECHANICS- 1st. Class LUBE PERSON - Wanted to free Ranch. Located on an pool. Professionally Dance Classes Slated Bondi-Stocke-Mortgagei 8 and 3 PM. Installer for Industrial and experience, we’d like to talk to lubricate trucks and trailers. exclusive private section of leave in France studying Gothic art at Charters and other landscaped. Treed lot. Huge NEW LONDON — Connecticut College’s teaching dance for girls and boys and LEGAL NOTICE Commercial Heating & Air you. For appointment call Mr. Related experience Coventry Lake. Attractive enclosed porch, family room. renowned cathedrals. He will resume teaching art Powers 289-0256 necessary. $5.25 an hour. All popular Community Dance Program has movement fundamentals, has been GOVERNMENT Conditioning Duct Work. Pay financing availabie. R. Maintenance free. One owner. history at UConn in the fall. GUARANTEED BUSINESS according to ability. 100% Capitol City fringe benefits. For appoint­ returned this year, joining forces with the teaching in this area for many summers. TOWN OF BOLTON PUBLIC BABYSITTER NEEDED- Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate. Immaculate home. Call Johnson has lectured widely on Gothic art in Europe LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. Paid Company Benefits. Op­ Adjustment Bureau ment call 688-7596. 646-1980 or 647-1139. owner. 646-1312. $119,500. 6 Bernie Bentley the “banjo man” will entertain Wednesday at NOTICE Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. and America, including Howard University and the new Summerscene ’79 program to provide Returning to teach once again the Phone 281-4112. portunity for promotion with Manchester’s Bicentennial Band Shell. Notice is hereby given that at to 10 p.m. Own transportation. SECRETARY / National Gallery, in Washington, D.C., the New York an expanded program of classes for Funky Disco class is Pam Wessels. Call 649-6022. Friday; fast growing company. Phone EAST HARTFORD - Susan Dickson, instructor for jazz a hearing of the Zoning Board 649-4772. ADMINISTRATIVE Converted Ranch. I 1/2 baths, Real Estate Wanted 28 Metropolitan Museum of Art, the University of Amster­ children, teens, men and women from of Appeals on Monday, June weekends anytime. SECRETARY - Interesting ASSISTANT - Secretarial, and bailet, is another returning member full time position for legal of­ 4 bedrooms, full partially dam, and the National Museum of Stockholm, where his July 2 through Aug. 10, This year the Com­ 18, 1979, the following action □ EMPLOYMENT CLEANING WOMEN Wanted receptionist and financial finished rec room. $51,500. R. ALL CASH For your property, SEWERS- Experienced on In­ fice in Manchester area. duties for childrens museum. lecture was attended by King Gustav Adolf III. Band Shell Sing>Along munity Dance Program has 19 courses Joining the Community Dance Program was taken on Case ^602 and dustrial Sewing Machines. for rooming house. Call 646- Applicant must be an Zimmer. J/D Real Estate. within 24 hours. Avoid Red In addition, Johnson has been a representative to the available including classes in ballet, jazz, Case #603: 4701, after 6:00 p.m. Send resume to Lutz Junior 646-1980. Tape. Instant Service. Haves for the first time wiil be Virginia Paige, Help Wanted 13 Will train if necessary. Good excellent typist to handle Museum, 126 Cedar Street, Corp. 646-0131. American Council of Learned Societies, a Councilor of modern tap, disco. Movement for Men, Sandra Neels, Mary Lou Morrisette and Case #602: Application of starting pay for the right peo- varied correspondence and Manchester, Ct. Equal Oppor­ Robert D. Murdoch agent of pie.• ••ifours: ■7 to ■3:30, 'O, Mllonday • OFFICE HELP WANTED - the Medieval Academy of America, and a Fellow of the To Feature ‘Banjo Man’ Dance for Children and Sutton Movement Richard Rose. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. pl< tunity Employer. SELLING your house? Call us thru Friday. Apply in lerson Must have typing and some manner. Hours 9 AM to 5 PM, Royal Society of Arts in London. Shorthand, 88 South Road Bolton, for the Apply 81 Commerce Street, - • • 'JB ' first and we’ll make you a Glastonbury. PTG at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent knowledge of figures. General Monday thru Friday. Reply Before coming to UConn, Johnson was curator of art MANCHESTER — Bernie Bentley, Bentley has appeared on radio, televi­ Faculty for this year’s' Community To learn more, contact Summerscene United Methodist Church, 1040 office duties. Write P.O. Box cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Boston Turnpike, Rt, 44A, COMPANY. Telephone 633- Street, Manchester. Equal with business and personal history and education at the Cleveland Museum of Art familiarly known as the “banjo man,” sion, and at the Bushnell Memorial Hall in Dance Program will have several '79, Box 1401, Connecticut Coliege, New 67, East Hartford, Conn. A responsible man who Realtor, 643-1577. Bolton, for a use and area 7631. Opportunity Employer M/F. references to Manchester and adjunct professor of art at Case-Western Reserve will entertain at the Bicentennial Band Hartford, the Mark Twain Memorial and familiar faces joined by four new London, CT, 06320, or cali 442-5391, exten­ Herald, Box N. h a s a g o o d b a s ic MANCHESTER - 29 Lucian the Hartford Civic Center. He is variance for the existing FRONT OFFICE HELP Street. 6 room dormered Cape MAY WE BUY your home? University. Previously, he had served as chairman of the Shell Wednesday at 7 p.m. Rain date is members to the staff. Meryl Green, who is sion 378. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC HELP NEEDED For the background in elec­ Quick, fair, all cash and no associated with the Landerman Agency, building in order that the - Experienced only. Top summer. 18 hours weekly WANTED - Part time PART t i m e e v e n in g with 3 bedrooms, dining room, Humanities Program and acting chairman of the Art Friday, June 29. The event is free. weekends. Will train. No tricity and mechanical fireplaced living room. 1 1/2 problem. Call Warren E. Layne Artists Management Bureau, and existing building can be used wages, ^p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 $95.94. Over 18. Car needed. WAITRESSES- Experienced Department at Case-Western Reserve. Bentley’s program will feature a sing- as a house, thereby, having experience needed. 568-3560. preferred. No Sundays. Davis repair with some con­ car detached garage with at­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. the A1 Jarvis, "Bobby” Kaye and A1 Gen­ Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, Call Cutco Distributors. 12 to 3 along. Song sheets will be furnished and two dwellings on one lot. It 563-0151. p.m., 872-2128. Family Restaurant, 649-5487. cept of electronics to tached covered patio. Plaster tile orchestras. SUBWAY HAS IMMEDIATE walls, gas furnace, gas water microphones will be available for per­ was unanimously voted to work as a general sonal participation. This will be Bentley’s His repertoire features ragtime and Folk Festival Planned RN-LPN wanted for full or DEMONSTRATORS: Earn OPENING for full and part SCHEDULING heater, 1 1/2 years old. Household Goods 40 allow the memorial building Planetorium Events time help on night shifts. App­ COORDINATOR NEEDED maintenance man for a Fenced in yard on a quiet second year to perform at the band shell, Dixieland jazz and sing-a-long favorites. HARTFORD —A Connecticut Family chanteys and Irish songs; The Portables, located on the property known part time on all shifts. Apply $1000 or more with spare time director of nursing. Salmon- selling. Free Kit. Name brand ly in person: Subway, 45 Burn­ For Home Health Care Agen­ small but growing street. Close to all con­ REFRIGERATORS Bentley’s performance is sponsored by Persons attending are asked to bring a Folk Music Festifal wili be held June 30 all kinds of folk music; Sandy ( Caroline as the Epworth property, to side Avenue, East Hartford. veniences. Asking $58,900. Washers / Ranges, used, MYSTIC — A look through a telescope will be offered brook Convalescent Home, off toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, cy. Full time, Monday to plastic bag concern on Myers Piano and String Store of folding chair and/or a blanket. and July 1 at Elizabeth Park in Hartford. Paton, and Liverpool Judies, traditional; be considered a dwelling as Tonka, Fentonz). Treasure hYiday. Good starting salary. Call owner after 6 p.m., 649- guaranteed and clean. New by Mystic Seaport Museum in its evening Family House Street, Glastonbury. shipment damaged, G.E & Manchester. The event is free. Bill Staines, yodeling, western and con­ long as it remains as part of Please call 633-5244. House party plan. Call collect MAN NEEDED For Printing Fringe benefits. Call 643-9515 Tolland Street in East 5814. Planetarium Program to begin Wednesday. the church property and with Department in growing FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. On Saturday,various events are temporary. person to person for Miss for appointment interview, 9 Hartford. Must be At 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday through Aug. 29, the night the understanding that in manufacturing facility. to 5. B.D. Pearl Si Son. 649 Main scheduled from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and NURSES AIDES wanted for Carol 491-7100. Also booking willing to work full sky will be projected on the Planetarium dome, and staff some future date there will be full time on all shifts. Apply parties. Experienced preferred, but Street, 643-2171. Sunday from 11 a.m, to 6 p.m. will train to work with Plate weekends with two members will discuss the stars, galaxies, planets and only one dwelling on said director of nursing. Salmon- HAIR DRESSER- Full time. MANCHESTER - Very attrac­ Three Artists in Concert There will be an open mike contest Ethnic Realities Mounting and Printing Press. Manicuring-Nail Care. days off during Ihe ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! constellations visible at this time of year. property; and. that all other brook Convalescent Home, off URGENTLY NEEDED! tive 7 1/2 room Colonial. 3 Custom made draperies, slip­ Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The NEW HAVEN — A four-week graduate House Street, Glastonbury. Home Health Care workers in Must be interested in working Qualifications: Beneficial- On clear nights, outdoor observation sessions will HARTFORD — Real Art Ways will pre­ instrumentalist, was born in West Ger­ buildings be used for other 2nd, or 3rd, shift. We are week. Will be on call at fireplaces, large family room, covers and upholstery. Budget J Educational & Insurance winner will receive a cash prize and per­ workshop focusing on the social theories than a dwelling subject to Please call 633-5244. Manchester agency serving 10 very luxurious throughout. follow the 35-minute indoor show, with everyone having a sent internationally famous recording ar­ many. Since 1958, he has led ensembles towns East of River. Car es­ looking for interested hard Benefits provided. Call 872- all times. We will train Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 form at the evening concert. affecting ethnic identity and behavior will zoning. If subject property is working aggressive in­ Call J/P Real Estate 646-1980. or 646-1000. chance to look through the telescopes. tists Mark Whitecage, Jeanne Lee and which experiment with his contribution to sential. Mileage reimburse­ 8197. 872-8044, after 7 p.m. concerning our equip ■ 646-3778. Daytime outdoor sessions, when Seaport visitors may There wili be workshops Saturday from be offered at Southern Connecticut State sold, then only one building ment. Training provided. dividuals who are dependable Gunter Hampel in concert Saturday, June the molding of what is now considered to can remain a dwelling and and have mechanical ability. ment. Usually plenty of WE BUY AND SELL USED 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in clog dancing, guitar, Coilege, July 9 to Aug. 3. Good hourly rates and MECHANIC- Air Con­ IVz-ACRE ESTATE. Older 4 try handling a sextant, will be conducted from 10 to 10:45 30, in two shows at 8:30 and 11 p.m. at be new and creative approaches in written also a 15 foot rear line Excellent chance for rapid ad­ ditioning. Immediate need. overtime oppor­ FURNITURE. One piece or fiddie, banjo, pocket instruments and The workshop, presented by SCSC’s LEGAL benefits. Part time hours bedroom Colonial, large entire household. Cash on the a.m. daily in front of the Planeterium. RAW, 197 Asylum St. and improvisational music for individual variance granted. available. Call 643-9511. vancement, depending on Experienced needed. License tunities. dulcimer. Center for Urban Studies, will also speed and ability. Call 528-9471 rooms, pine panelled, 3-car line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Mark Whitecage, origionally from musicians and collective improvisation. Case #603: Request of William LIQUOR PERMIT preferred, DAVID JAMES Call 528-9471 on garage with adjoining work- A folk service has been scheduled for examine the ideas behind culturai NOTICE OF APPLICATION for interview. PERSONNEL, call 649-7000. Litchfield, began playing the soprano Donations at the door. J. Clifford, 34 Carpenter EXPERIENCED LATHE storage area. 2 building lots. WHITE BEDROOM SET - Sunday at 11 a.m. heritage, as welt as practicat approaches This is to give notice that I, Donald OPERATORS & weekdays only for in­ Tri-Town Play Set saxophone at age six. In 1972, he played in Road, Bolton for sideline R. Claing of 39 Leland Drive. MAN FOR PART OR FULL Out building. $138,000.00. Mattress, boxspring, dresser, Among the performs during the.festivai to meeting the needs of various ethnic Manchester. Connecticut 06040 have MACHINISTS. We need a few LIBRARIAN- Part time, terview appointment and helped organize the New York variance under Section 7A of TIME- Maintenance work. Phone 643-7875 before 5 pm chest and night stand. Very U childrens. MLS preferred. are Jay and Lynn Ungar, fiddling; Lucky groups. filed an application placarded with the good people to join a young, between the hours ol weekdays. 875-8930 after 5 pm good condition. $200. 643-4907. Musicians Jazz Festival, and in 1978, In Rehearsal Now the Zoning Regulations, in Liquor Control Commission for a mowing company. Excellent Apply: 91 Chestnut Street, II Send resume to: Bentley VERNON — The Tri-Town Players, now in the eighth For further information, contact Dr. PACKAGE STORE LIQUOR for the and weekends. received a fellowship from the National Look, country-western; Fun Time order that he may construct Benefits and overtime. Full or a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday thru Memorial Library, Bolton, 10 AM and 3 PM only. season, will present as its fall production, "The Curious VERNON —Students in the Vernon Mid- Cloggers, clog dancing; The Morgans, sea Benjamin Levy at 397-4582. an attached garage, be ap­ sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises Friday. WASHING MACHINE - Endowment on the Arts. Lock, Stock i ^ r r e l. 447 Mam Street, part time. Please apply at: L Conn. Closing date, July 31st. White. Maytag. Excellent con­ Savage,” by John Patrick and as its spring 1980 produc­ die School and Rockville High School are proved up to 17‘ of the hUnchester, Connecticut 06040, The M Gill, Welding & Manufac­ Jeanne Lee, internationally acclaimed business will be owned bv Donald R. SECRETARY- Part time, 8 to HIGH SCHOOL dition. $100.00. Call after 6:30 tion, "You Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s now in the process of rehearsing for the sideline. turing, Division of BHS, Inc., MANCHESTER jazz vocalist, has recorded and performed la n c B e s R Claing of 39 Leland Drive, Manchester. .1422 Tolland Turnpike, 2:30. Typing and shorthand a SECRETARIAL SECRETARIAL - Principals p.m. 528-3264. Running” by Robert Anderson, annuai summer show sponsored by the iR b liT H l John Roberts Connecticut 06040 and will be con­ with the leading jazz composers and ducted by Donald R. Claing as per­ Manchester, Conn., or call must5t. Te'elephone ■ contact POSITION office. Typing and shorthand R0CKLED6E In this connection, the group is conducting a subscrip­ Chairman if possible. 289- musicians of our times. She has been the Vernon Friends of Music. mittee. Carl Skold 647-9931. experiencetper required. Contact Dr, Nicolet- tion drive, A patron membership for $20 provides two Bolton Zoning Board of Donald Claing Experienced only please. 9541. Mrs. Quinn. The Manchester Board of Educa­ ti's office at 742-8913. □MISC. FOR SALE featured vocalist for Gunter Hampel and This year’s show will be “How to ^ A M P Dated Friday June 22,1979 tion seelts applicants for a year 3 bedroom L-Shaped tickets for two shows plus the name of the donor listed in Appeals E.O.E. N his Galaxy Dream Band since 1966. She Succeed in Business Without Really Theater RN or LPN- 7 to 3, 1st Shift. round (52 weeks) Secretarial Posi­ Ranch. Eat-in kitchen, for­ the playbill. The regular subscription is $12 for two “ClffAT TRAIN'ROBBERY” 1035 tion. immediate opening. HALF-TIME HIGH SCHOOL has given concerts and workshops in Trying.” It will be presented on July 25 Schedule Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut, SECRETARY - Principals of­ mal dining room, Articles for Sale 41 tickets. INSURANCE AGENCY Applicants must possess good fireplaccd living room, elementary schools, colleges, conser­ and 26 at 8 p.m. at the Middle School. The LEGAL NOTICE looking for general insurance 649-4519. typing and Stenographic skills. fice, Typing and shorthand Subscribers will be entitled to reserved seats in a Good wages and benefits. Reply in required. Contact Dr. Nicolet- wall-to-wall carpeting, ife vatories, churches, museums, nightclubs, general admission charge wili be $2.50 and help. Typing required. special section, will receive advance notice, by mail, for tickets will be available at the door or TUESDAY MON-TUES CLINT TOWN ADVERTISEMENT Homeowners and automobile RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., writin to: Wilson E. Deakin Jr.. ti's office at 742-8913. baths. Treed shaded lot. festivals, and also on radio and television Friday or Saturday. Laurel Asst. Superintendent For Ad­ $65,900. Fiano Realty, 646- each performance and will have an opportunity to may be bought in advance at Sabastian’s NOTICE OF THE experience preferred however ALUMINUM Sheets used as in Europe and the U.S. E. Hartford Drive-In — ‘ EASTWOOD Manor, 91 Chestnut, 649-4519. ministration, Manchester Public WINDOW CLEANER - Must 5200. reserve more seats if they wish. 99 COLLECTOR OF REVENUE will train right person. Jewell- Schools, 45 North School Street, printing plates. .007 thick Gunter Hampel, composer and multi- Music Center, Route 30. “Richard Pryor in Concert” All Persons liable by law to pay Town Taxes are hereby England Insurance Agency, be experienced and reliable. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 8:30; “Sex With a Smile” 9:30 ESCAPE Manchester, Conn. 06040. Equal Vernon CM E 2 notified that I will have a Rate Bill for the list of 1978 of 42.98 646-4662. STUDY HALL Opportunity Employer. Steady work, good pay. 649- $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be E. Windsor Drive-In — R0UTCS15 84 0 6 lE»n951 mills on the dollar for the Town of Manchester; of 6.12 mills 5334. picked up before 11 a.m. “Love at First Bite” 8:30; JM VtNKT FROM SUPERVISORS on the dollar for the Fire Department Taxing District of the LEGAL SECRETARY For The Manchester Board of Educa* FOR SALE BY OWNER- ONLY. TV Tonight FAYE MMWAY Partner in medium size East Business Opportunity 14 “Jennifer” 10:00 ALCATRAZ Town of Manchester and of 10.50 mills on the dollar for the tion seeks applicants for Study ACCOUTING CLERK- Unique 6 Room Colonial, with Manchester Drive-In — Hartford Law Firm. General Hall Supervisors at Manchester attached garage. Screened TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Special Parking Authority Taxing District of the Town of High School for the 1979-1980 school Experienced High School MANCHESTER Package “The Champ” 8:45; “Great Practice. Must have Graduate. Good figure ap­ porch. Many extras! $61,000. Good condition.Good for 6:00 12:40 Manchester. year. Applicants must be high store. Excellent location. Well STaxI 11:30 2:15 Train Robbery” 10:35 experience, excellent typing school graduates, be mature in­ titude. Familiar with com­ Call 646-1484. plating, or welding. Call 649- ^ (£03® Newt d) Bamaby Jonea ® C B S Late Movie "Ruby ® News Each such tax is due and payable, one-half on the first day and shorthand. Salary com­ dividuals, who get along with established business. Call 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. S The Brady Bunch 10:00 CD The Gong Show Gentry" (1952) Jennifer Jones. Mansfield Drive-In — others, and enjoylioy working with puter reporting. Suburban Marion E. Robertson, (£@Naws 2:17 ^BUTCafr"' of July, 1979, and one-half on the first day of January, 1980, mensurate with skills. Call COLONIAL / OFFERING 8 location. Fringe benefits. (SJokar'iWIld d ) © ABC Movie "The Charlton Heston. “Bedknobs and Broomsticks” Linda at 289-8625. young .people. . Min Realtor, 643-5953. ROOMS, 1st floor family MOLDED FORMICA top and IS 0 Studio Sm SCrowdog Macahans" (1976) James ® News provid^, however, that any Real Estate tax amounting to hours per week■f duringdur school year. EOE. Call 522-8211, Ext. 214 S Julia Farr, M.D. 1:00 “Hot Lead and Cold Feet” — SUNDANCE room with fireplace, 4 ® MyThraaSona Arness. Eva Marie Saint. not more than One Hundred Dollars shall be due and payable Excellent referencesferei required. for interview. paneled bar with two shelves S S3 S Tomorrow 3:00 Starts at dusk Reply in writing„ only lyto: to; WilsonW E. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco ® Qunamoka ® Movie "The Stranger" ® Movie "Midnight" (1939) in one installment on July 1,1979, and any Personal lYoperty NURSES AIDES - T AM - 3 generous sized bedrooms, 2 and four stools. $175. 646-6028. 10:30 Vernon Cine 1 — “The PM, part time and full time. Deakin, Jr., Asst. Superintendent Snacks with locations $3,580 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car 6:30 S3 Gat Smart (1946) Edvrard G. Robinson, 1:15 Don Ameche, Claudette Colbert. amounting to not more than Two Hundred Dollars shall be For Administration.• Manchester KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- £7) Dick Cavatl Orson Welles. ® Joe Franklin S3 News Chatftp” 7:10-9:30 Enjoy working in a very plea­ CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- garage, walkout basement, (SILovaLucy due and payable in one installment on July 1,1979. All Motor Public ^hools. 45 North Main Key to disc experience. 2355 Ext. 905. (S Bowling For Dollars S S3 S Tonight Vernon Cine 2 — “Love at ^‘/llansfidd ‘'D iivc in sant and home-like at­ Street, Manchester. Conn. 06040. $83,500. Group 1, Philbrick 10:40 2:00 3:30 Vehicle taxes shall be duwand payable in one installment on Equal Opportunity Employer. Familiar-with IBM 3742 help­ S IS ® NBC Nows S The Rifleman S3 Donahue First Bite” 7:30-9:20 mosphere, helping our elderly Agency. 646-4200. ® KInar'a Komar @ Captioned ABC News @ Kitty Today ful, but not necessary. Subur­ OFFERS INVITED / MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- SSSOvarEssy — THE EARLY DAYS. July 1, 1979. patients. Experienced ban location. Fringe benefits. ® Adatn-12 10:45 fSn ln n ln Failure to make first payment by August 1,1979, renders preferred. Please call Doris REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RETAIL STORE ON IN GROUND POOL comes All styles. Small Sizes. S Rad Sox Wrap-Up 12:00 EOE. Call 522-8211, Ext. 214 ® I Love LuCT the first payment delinquent. Second payment becomes Blain, RN, Director of Part timers. Earn $5,000 plus WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- with this immaculate 7 room Clothing and accessories. 389 6:55 Disney's for interview. 000 per year. Excellent terms. Forbes Street, East Hartford. @>Naws 11:00 US Dr. Scott On Hebrews delinquent after February 1,1980. Interest is calculated from Nurses, 6464)129. Manchester evenings and , weekends. L-Ranch with sunken dining S) d) S3 S S Nows S Liars Club ST. MARY’S CARNIVAL Bedknobs & due date at the rate of 1% per month or fraction of a month, .Nursing Home, 385 West Multiple listing services, 3 Call John, at Chenettc room, modern kitchen plus Please call 569-2645. 7:00 d) Badllma Storlas Associates, “Gallery Of 12:30 with a minimum penalty of $2.00 for each delinquent pay­ Center Street, Manchester. boards. Pasek Realtors, 289- butlers kitchen in pool area, CDCBSNaws ® Bonny Hill Broomsticks Homes,” 528-9081. wall-to-wall carpeting, DINING ROOM SET - 5 (I) Tha Brady Bunch ® Movie "Frenchman's ment. 7475. BEST JOB IN TOWN S Dick Van Dyka Creek” (1944) Joan Fontaine, RN or LPN- 3 pm to 11 pm and covered patio with outside chairs, table and buffet. (£ SI ABC Nows S Honaymoonors East Harttord Said taxes are payable at the Office of the Collector of $90, 2 hours a day, 5 days a Arturo de Cordova. 11 pm to 7 am. Full time or NURSES AIDE - 11 PM - 7 VERNON- High volume fireplace, garage, many Refrigerator and stove. Call (I) ® Dating Qama @ Best Of Bums And Allan week. Select day or CiFactlvalOfFanh Hotlead & Cold Feet Revenue in the Municipal Building. — Monday thru Friday part time. Enjoy working with AM. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ Restaurant, located in Vernon extras. $79,900. Group I, 646-3327. ® Sounding Board 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 p.M. an excellent supporting staff nut Street, Manchester. evening hours. Sales and Circle. Beer & wine license. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. S News StvtsFriWy JAMES A. TUREK caring for our elderly management position in Long term lease available. DELIVERING DARK LOAM :R - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also SDIchCavatt COLLECTOR OF REVENUE patients. Very pleasant at­ SERVICE STATION cosmetic industry. Call Reply to owner: P.O. Box MANCHESTER ® Tha Odd Coupio 029-6 ______mosphere. Good wages and ATTENDANT - Full time and Barbara Cashman at 643- 2424, Vernon, Conn,, 06066. sand, gravel and stone. 643- US Wondara Of Tha Saa 9504. benefits. Please call Doris part time. Will train to be ser­ 1697 between 5 and 7 PM, NEW HOMES 7:29 Blain RN Director of Nurses vice mechanic. Apply in per­ Situation Wanted 15 ® Dally Nutnbara ALIEN 646-0129. Manchester Manor son: 252 Spencer Street, CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye LEGAL NOTICE On gorgeous treed lots with set, electric welder, acelyten 7:30 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Nursing Home, 385 West Manchester. BOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNTS city water I sewers. 3 and outfit, aluminum ladder, (I) P.MXagtzIna The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public Center Street, Manchester. (1) HogM’s Haroaa AU-You-Can-Eat SERVICE STATION PAYABLE-Coventry Public 4 bedroom models - 2 Vi trailer tires, new electric 6 L.P.N SEEKING A (£ $100,000 Nama That Tuna hearing on Monday, July 9,1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing N.C. LATHE HAND MECHANIC - Full and part Schools. Apply to: Dr. Arnold baths, family room generator, electric lawn- (B Nawtywad Gama under the Orange Roof. Room. Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, E. Elman, Superintendent. POSITION Assisting in a Doc­ mower. Evenings, 633-7060. time. Apply in person: 252 tor’s Office, Please call Sister w/fireplace, 2 car garage SDanoaFOvar Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: TURRET LATHE Spencer Street. 1 PM to 5 PM. P.O. Box 356, Coventry, Conn, priced from $91,900. IS 6JI MacNall / Lahrar Raport EVERY WEDNESDAY! ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z45) ENQINE LATHE or call 742-7317. Helen, at 646-5517. HEAVY DUTY WORK SW IM Kingdom I ITie Commission proposes to amend Article IV, Section 8, AUTO MECHANIC WANTED BENCH Vice, chuck, grinding SDIckVMiDyka m and wheel with attached motor. S Tic Tae Dough (Alcoholic Liquors) Paragraphs A and E to eliminate any - Experience necessary. Own CARD GALLERY- spacing requirements between restaurant permits and any SANDBLASTER tools. Call Riley & Scranton Aggressive part time sales * EDUCATION MERRtn Living room furniture, 18 8:00 Juna 2BlfNd Juno 30th so Heur^ Paid Holidays Service Center, 633-3669. people needed. Flexible hours, cubic foot Amana freezer. (DCBSRaporta other type of alcohol liquor permit. on a permanent basis. Some ReaKors 646-1180 Redwood lawn furniture. 528- (SgM^WIta In the Parking Lot of the Church — rear of 1584 Main. St. JOSEPH L. SWENSSON, JR. INC. - RESUBDIVISION - Excallanl Private Inalruellona IS Insuranca Bansflls DIETARY- Now accepting nights and Sundays. Apply in 5871. — East Hartford EAST ELDRIDGE STREET (S-35) applications for Relief Cook & person only?• - EOE. Card CUSTOM RANCH with To resubdivide a parcel of approximately 8.8 acres into 14 Apply In Pereon REMEDIAL READING and beautiful view. 7 rooms, 2 RESTAUTANT S S Tha Runaways CHAIRMEN: Joe O’Nelll-Jack McMaHIn Dishwasher. Part time and Gallery, 295 Hartford ‘Dike., math; individualized work S Pravln And Tha Pittsburgh lots at the east end of East Eldridge Street—68V Oak Grove METRONICSINC weekends. Apply in person at Vernon Plaza, Vernon, Conn. baths, 3 bedrooms, formal EQUIPMENT- Pizza Ovens, program, (lst-8th grade) by dining room, family room, Gas Fryers. Hobart Kitchen (DIEmlly Dickinson : A Cartain Many Bootha with gamaa of Chance Strict RT. 8 a 44-A Meadow's Convalescent master's degree teacher. 568- Slant of Light SECRETARY WANTED - walk-out basement. 2 car gar­ Equipment etc. For more in­ Many Boothe with Food & Drink BROADCAST MANAGEMENT OF CONN., INC. - ZONE BOLTON CT. 06040 Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 8075. 8:30 CHANGE - LOVE LANE (B-29) Manchester, Conn. Call 742-7339 between hours of age. Ljirge lot. $69,900. Group formation, call Ed Barrett. I, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. 646-4740. (S Marv Griffin ARTS & CRARS + CAKES & BAKE GOODS + RIDES + KIDDIE DDES To change the zoning classification from Residence A to 8 AM - 3 PM., Andover RIDING LESSONS indoor (£ & Lavama & Shirtay Schools. 62) Dafuaing Cancar’s Tima Business II for a parcel of approximately 1.0 acres on the riding ring. Western stock EAST HARTFORD - New 6 SCREENED LOAM - F ish F ry 7 PM to 10:30 PM seat, saddle seat and hunt Bomb HOURS-Tuaaday thru Friday east side of Love Lane — 69V Love Lane. PUBLIC NOTICE HOUSEKEEPER WANTED room ranch. Alumimum Driveway gravel, processed Tasty golden brown fish, 1 PM to 4:30 PM seat. All levels 228-9817. 6:00 Saturday MutInM TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH - SPECIAL EXCEPTION on a regular basis. Must have siding. Garage. Fireplace, 1 gravel, sand, stone and fill, fillets, crisp French fried TPM to 11:30 PM - HACKMATACK STREET (T-32) An oharttabto m d non-prom organliitlono wWiIng to h m thdr PuMo 1/2 baths. Trees. City utilities. George Griffing, Andover. (£CB8 Movla "Submarine X- Saturday Evening WALK Announonnwntt putM w d Im* In IMt ipnen t n urgMl to contact Joe references. Own transporta­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 1" (1969) James Caan, Rupert potatoes, creamy cole slaw, our Application for approval under Article II, Section 2.02.02 to McCaccncugh, Ocnccil Mancgcr d Mulllcrc at Mcnohcclcr. tion preferred. Call 649-9571. Only $^.900. Pasek Realtors. 742-7886. Davies A group ol select British Former faculty New York 289-7475. famous tartare sauce and rolls DRAWING FOR RAFFLE ~ June 30th at 11:30 PM permit addition to church on the south side of Hackmatack •ppcc nUI be cllolcd on e lirti come, Hnl eem d bade. Music and Art High School. officers manning miniature sub­ and butter. « ^ 9 9 PROUD Street — 302 Hackmatack Street — Rural Residence Zone. TYPIST - COMPOSER WHITE BABY CRIB $35 and marines go alter a fleet ol Narl $ 2 ' Professional Singer/Pianist. 3 1/2 ACRES. GEORGIAN one drop back white warships during World War It. (R) On Carnival Grounds At this hearing, interested persons may be heard and written OPERATOR - Full time, part 644-8597. HOBBY time, or Free Lance. Dys. COLONIAL. 8 rooms, front to naugahyde sofa. $35. 646-8302. (B S Thraa‘s Company :r P G communications received. Copies of these petitions have Regal back, living room, formal SSEmargancy at your local friandly Howard Johnson's 1st Prize — 1979 Car. AMC Concord “DL“ been filed In the" Town Gerk's office and may be inspected Experienced preferred. Call RAFFU TICKETS A V M U lU BENSON 633-3623. dining room, 1st floor FURNITURE BARN Open SInConeart 2nd Prize — RCA 19" Color Portable T.V. during officehours. offtr conreniener afonf tcllli a aiip^ rjor produrL SJ) Do I Look Uka I Want To Dla7 394 Tolland Turnpike Manchester ON CAMmU. 8MUNDS fireplaced family room, 4 Monday thru Saturday 11 to 6. 3rd Prize — Zenith AM-FM Clock Radio g PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION bedrooms, finishM rec-room liood 'used Furniture, an­ 9:30 646-2112 C A R PEN TER OR EXPERIENCED TEACHER OPSN 24 HOURS eVERY FRI. 4th Prize — $200 in Services from Mr. Auto Wash Ronald Gates, Secretary in basement with fireplace. 2 tiques & Tag Sale Items. 343 (S In Calabratlon Of Tutan- 649-6220 A SAT. W W 0 IKM I u . ■ I me CARPENTERS HELPER - at Junior High and Elemen­ khamun \ (Not redeemable for cash) Dated this 26th day of June, 1979. MAIN ST. »diHMUdi» iML Call Tim Connelly at 646-1379 tary level will tutor math and car garage. $89,900. Philbrick Main Street. Manchester. 646- 058-6 after 6 PM. reading. Call 646-1263. Agency Realtors. 646-4200. 0865. PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues., June 26, 1979 Paanuto — Charlas M. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Tucs., June 26, 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN M|79 Uniitd FMiuro Syrtdicglo. Inc 6 -Z 6 ACROSS gXTRa SAVE Dear Abby BOHJOUR, IL FAIT UN T6MP5 ‘'iL PLEUTAVERSE" (prefix) Answer to Previous Puzzle JUNE WANT AD SPECIAL MAPeMOISELLBy S U P £R B £" ITI5A 1 Not as much p E N IT 15 P0URIN6 5 Male or DOWN V E By Abigail Van Buren BEAUTIFUL PAV.... female S p e I d E r H iSvNss •*“ 8 In case that 1 Peruvian 1 Y |0 12 Onion-like veg­ beast of etable 0 R B 1 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DDLLARS burden w 0 o k 13 Gridder 2 Spookily Jim m y____ N 0 d H DEAR ABBY: AMY'S POP asked what you thought the 3 Defray s T Y M 14 Soviet river 4 Heavens frank and Erneti chances were for a happy marriage between Amy and Jerry, 15 Bohemian 5 Not rigid 16 Drug agency her fiance, a regular sports nut. Jerry ate, drank, slept, talk­ 6 Goddess of (abbr.) ed, read and lived sports, but Amy didn't share his en- fate 17 Fluid measure % thusiam. AMY’S POP said he tried to tell her that guys who 7 Medical PriBcllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 18 Technical uni­ lived for sports made poor husbands and worse fathers, but versity (abbr.) picture (comp she wasn’t buying it. You told Dad to back off. wd.j . 1 I lf £ W A N T 19 Remains 25 Fruit drink 40 Times ( It) p Well, my husband is a sports nut. He watches sports on TERRIFIC SWIN(J, ETHAN.' ' F ^ l v n e x t TIA\E 21 Make angry 8 College 27 Negatives 43 Flip degree (abbr.) TV every chance he gets. When we were first married. I'd VeXJR PORAA IS PER FEC T/ KEEP A TIGHTER 22 God of the 28 Oceans 44 Biblical ^ ' YoUf? OPINION, east 9 More uncanny watch, too, to.keep him company, but I was bored and com­ GRIP ON THE BAT 33 Set trap preposition 24 Leg joints 10 Hooks 1? plained a lot. Finally, I realized how lucky I was that my guy 34 Capital of i '- ' X 'tU A 5|<. FOp i t ! 26 Arab country 11 Makes docile 45 Require was home with me —not out drinking and running around Texas 48 Actress with the guys like a lot of other husbands. I confess that 28 Fortune tellers 19 Wine type 32 Building Contracting 33 29 One of the (Pl) 36 Acetone Merkel Serv/ces Offered 3f Services Ottered 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng when my man isn't watching TV he tends to get underfoot, Gershwins 20 Draws 37 Reverberant 50 Lysergic acid so I welcome the weekends to sew, clean house, read or 30 And so on 23 Among 38 Frighten C&M TREE SERVICE - Free BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME AiW PAINTING Contrac­ LEON CIESZYNSKl write letters. If Amy keeps busy she won't mind it a bit. (abbr., Lat, 2 diethylamide With Dry Wall Stone Walls, tors. Quality painting and BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ estimates, discount senior DISAGREES WITH AMY'S POP 3 ' wds.) Fences, etc. Quality paper hanging at reasonable ditions, Remodeling, Rec 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 citizens. Company I ' i l f 31 Not moist ' Manchester-owned and Workmanship, Reasonable rates. Fully insured. Free Rooms, Garages, Kitchens 32 Feign DEAR DISAGREES: My mail has been running about 90 V 12 13 14 operated. Call 646-1327. Prices. Call after 6 p.m. 649- Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath ht, ,\/-^ 33 Criterion percent with me and 10 percent with AMY’S POP. Here’s 5635. and 643-9508. Saturday 7696. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. 35 Put it there 15 16 one for Pop’s side: 17 and Sunday, 10 to 2. Residential or Commercial. ilk' 38 Cook in fat LANDSCAPING ANU IS 19 PERSONAL Paperhanging 649-4291. Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 6J Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 39 Raise 20 PAINTING ©1$Hb»MtA.lr»e TM HW U t P«4 on 1 COMPLETE LAWN For particular people, by □ RENTALS DEAR ABBY: Any guy who lives for sports has got to be 41 On same side 22 "PROFESSIONAL WORK FOR MOTORCYCLE 23 25 LESS.” MAINTENANCE- Mowing, Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec ATTRACTIVELY PANELED 1974 MONTEGO MX-4 door. 8 very selfish. I know what poor Amy is letting herself in for if 42 Disorients 1 FULLY INSURED Edging. Hedges, Shrubs rooms, roofing and repairs. cylinder. 39,000 miles. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates she marries a sports fanatic because I married one. Only Captafn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 46 Definite 26 z . O lltH iiiniiN CMTPitw^ « Rrrtiftf - Carpeted 4 room apartment. Rooms tor Rent 52 article ALEXANDER C. MIKOLOWSKV Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con­ EXPERIENCED PAINTING Free estimates. Call Charles Stove, refrigerator. Adults, Excellent condition! 1 owner. Available! Immediate Bin­ mine is worse. His love for sports takes him out of town. He WAGH,YOU IDIOT,T BR-WE'LL 29 30 S43-813S trol. Reasonable, Reliable. By Craig Ogden. Quality Schiavetti at 649-2405 references, no pets, $205. 646- Asking $2400. Call 649-0279 ding. Sunny Day Option. Call follows "his" teams, so whenever the Vikings, the Twins or B-B-BE0 PARPOW,y NEVER JU5T GHOW ME AYE-AYE, GIR! 47 Aleutian ROSERT R. NURMI W'orkmanship! Interior and THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ 0RBAT UEADERl WINP ALL THIG S O -C A L L E P I THINK HE'G Y'MEAN T'TELL \TALK ABOUT IT ’ island 647-9260. anytime. 3167, 228-3540. after 4 p.m. Joan, 643-1126. Minnesota U goes out of town to play, my guy goes, too. 31 1 Exterior, ‘You Tried The trally located. Downtown PIP I PO WRONG THAT YOU "CREWMAN" WITH GULL ON DECK ME YOU ACTUALLY LATER,BAGV! 49 Dollar bill Manchester. Kitchen When they lose, he sulks for a week. His whole life is wrap­ BRINSING THE A . FOOL! THE HOOKEP TALKING TO JOWBP TH E B I0 / herb HE COMESi Rest, Now Stick With The 1976 HONDA CB500T- 3000 50 Come into 33 34 1 36 37 LAWNS MOWED OR any Homes lor Rent *54 1971 PONTIAC LE MANS- 2 ped up in sports. And as if that isn't enough, my man also NOGE WAGH TUBBG other lawn maintenance ser­ Best", Call 649-8749, 742-9979, Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 privileges. Call 649-2358. Door H ardtop. 350 V-8. miles. $800. Good condition. TIGER CUB BANANA'G NUTTYX— NOW! view B &■ M TREE SERVICE - loves hunting and fishingl During the fishing season he HERB T - CULT?! JB ■ 39 40 51 Hold in check vices. Ambitious 16 year old BOLTON - 3 room year round Automatic, power steering, Call after 5 p.m., 528-7038. Specialists in tree and stump BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Apartments For Rent 53 fishes with his father. During the hunting season he hunts 52 Female saint has own equipment and PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - radio, vinyl roof. Mechanical­ 41 42 43 44 ■ 46 cottage. Couple preferred. 1- removal. Senior Citizen Quality craftsmanship at low ment Co. Expert installation with his brother. During bowling tournaments he travels (abbr.) Discount. 24 hour service. 643- reliable. Todd Shorts, 646- 223-4460. 7 to 9 AM. ly sound. $1500 firm. 643-2880. of aluminum siding gutters LOOKING for anything in real LADIES 3 SPEED RALEIGH with his team. Anything that takes him out of town (without 53 Clip 47 48 49 ■50 4962. prices. Call 646-5424. 7285, and trim. Roofing installation estate rental - apartments, 1971 CHEVROLET BICYCLE- Excellent condi­ me) looks good to him. I can't go because I'm stuck with nine 54 Authoress 51 52 SAVE 20 to 40%! Interior, and repairs 649-6495 , 871-2323. homes, multiple dwellings? Ottlces-Stores for Rent 55 CONCOURS WAGON- tion. Call 646-7999. kids, which gives you an idea of what his favorite indoor Ferber 53 REWEAVING burn holes No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 55 Turf Exterior Painting. Quality Original owner. 350 V-8. sport is. 54 55 56 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. MOTHER WILL DO babysit­ Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Campers-Trallers 56 One-tenth ting in my home. Call 643-2076 Work! 18 Years Experience! SPECIALIZING cleaning and MANCHESTER- Main Street Automatic, power steering, MINNEAPOLIS MAMMA 76 Window shades, Venetian Insured. 742-9423; 643-1043. repairing chimneys, roofs, modern office available. 400 Mobile Homes 65 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. anytime. radio, luggage carrier, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 APARTMENT and HOUSES sq. It. Heat, AC included. Call positraction, trailering axels. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- DEAR MAMMA: Read on for some advice from a sports Building Contracting 33 years Experience. Howley, 646- 2469 or 646-2755. $2000 firm. 643-2880. nut himself: 5221. 643-5361. tals in all Areas, Prices and Very good condition. Many Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, extras! Call 633-4890, Win at bridge WES ROBBINS Carpentry 466 MAIN STREET. North of DEAR ABBY: I'm a sports nut, so I know how Jerry feels. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, remodeling specialist. Ad­ ROOFER WILL Install roof, 236-5646, Small Fee. Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Alley Oop — Dave Graue attics, garages, yards ditions, rec rooms, dormers, siding or gutter for low dis­ of centrally located space. 1972 GEM TRAILER- 31 foot. I have a few words of advice for other sports nuts who are cleaned. moving. ODD JOBS - Lawns mowed built-ins, bathrooms, count price. Call Ken at 647- 454 MAIN STREET- Second Ideal for store, office or other 1} Situated on permanent site. still single: Either marry a girl who's into sports the way trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn and trimmed. Garages, kitchens, 649-3446. 1566. floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ business or commercial use. wrecked cars. Call Blender’s South Wellfleet, Cape Cod. you are, or stay single. WHAT8 TH' Free bidders easy target service. No job too big or cellars, attics, cleaned. ment. No appliances, no pets. of Hartford - 522-4414. Sleeps 4. Large built-on deck. The gal I dated for four years (all through college) put on a MATTER, LI'L Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. FEUA? small. 568-8522. Reliable brother team, 646- CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. $225 monthly. Call 646-2426 , 9 Treed area. Near bay and great act. She went to all the games with me and pretended East didn’t have anything 6894. Heating-Plumbing 35 to 5. National Seashore. Many Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. OFFICE, EXCELLENT to love them. NORTH 6.26-A like a four-spade hand. But Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. LOCATION! Good Traffic extras! Very good condition. he knew his opponents and BRICK, BLOCK. STONE. As soon as we were married she let me know she thought ♦ 7 3 SEWERLINES, sink lines, MANCHESTER - Main Exposure! Heat, air, parking, 1978 JE E P CJ-7 GOLDEN 649-9230. was certain that South would Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney sports were for little boys and it was time I "grew up." V 9 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY cleaned with electric cutters, Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, janitor. $100 per month. Call EAGLE- Hardtop. Power We never fought about anything else, but we fought about not be shut out. And E ast felt repairs. No job too small hot water, appliances. No ♦ A Q 10 8 2 LOVING MOTHER will care Carpentry and general con­ by professionals. McKinney 649-5334. steering. Front swaybar. Only sports enough to end our marriage. that he had the right medi­ Savel Call 644-8356 for es­ pets. Parking. Security. 523- 4,000 miles. $6700 firm. 644- ♦ K 10 8 7 5 for your child in her licensed tracting. Residential and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ I hear she's living with a guy, and what do you think he cine for a high minor suit timates. pany, 643-5308. 7047, 9490, after 2:30. WEST EAST home. 643-8710. commercial. Whether it be a 1800 SQUARE FEET does? He's an assistant basketball coach at a major universi­ contract, so he bid four small repair job, a custom INDUSTRIAL SPACE IN 4AJ86S2 4Q10 94 EXPERT PAINTING and ty. I hope she marries him. It will serve her right. VK87 VJ53 spades. built home or anything in NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 LANDSCAPING Specializing MANCHESTER. Please call 1972 SHASTA -19 ft. Self con­ ♦ K J 6 #743 South really should have between, call 646-1379.. repairs, plugged drains, 647- 9137 anytime. speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 SPORTS NUT passed. He knew that his in Exterior House Painting. WILL DO OFFICE tained. Tandem wheels, space ♦ 2 4 AQJ kitchen faucets replaced, mpg highway. Asking $5975. heater. Hot water, shower. partner would be short in. Tree pruning, spraying, CLEANING in the evening. repaired, rec rooms, Please call 646-3685. DEAR ABBY: About Amy, who is going to marry a sports SOUTH mowing, weeding. Calf 742- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - LANDLORDS- List all w ur MANCHESTER - RETAIL, Gas electric refrigerator, gas hearts and that four spades 649-3681. Additions and Remodeling. bathroom remodeling, heat nut: I hope she reconsiders. I am married to such a man and 4 K 7947. vacancies with us for FREE! storage, and/or manufac­ stove AC/DC convertor. might well be set. At those Free estimates. Call Anthony modernization, etc. Free turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 1975 CAMARO- Yellow with it is awfull He lives for sports. The minute he opens his eyes V A Q 10 6 4 2 COMPLETE REMODELING 100s of qualified tenants Sleeps 6. Extras. Excellent tables where West did play Squillacote 649-0811. Estimate gladly given. M & M waiting. Call Rental 50,000 sq. ft. Very reasonable. black top. Excellent con­ condition. Worth $2800 - Make in the morning he runs out to get the paper so he can look at The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 95 four spades, most declarers ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - SERVICE - Rooms, garages, Plumbing & Healing. 649-2871. dition! Snows, and CB in­ 4 96 4 3 Attics & Cellars cleaned. For Assistors, 9 to 9, 236-5646. Brokers protected. Call offer. 649-6447. the sports pages. went down two tricks additions, dormers, roofing CARPENTER - Repairs, Heyman Properties, 1-226- cluded. Best offer. 643-4357, or At breakfast there’s no conversation since he is carefully free estimate, call 646-1943. and siding. Call 643-5001. Vulnerable: East-West against a heart lead to remodeling, additions, gar­ BOTTI HEATING & 1206. 649-8879. MAINE CAMPER BY DEL- reading the sports section. Dealer: West South’s ace, a diamond re­ ages, roofing. Call David PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, MAR FOR PICK-UP TRUCK. During our lovemaking he's listening to some game on S K Y 15 , turn won by North, then a WATERPROOFING - 1969 PONTIAC VENIURA - West North East South Patria, 644-1796. kitchen and lav faucets Sleeps up to three, sink, radio. I think men who are devoted to sports should take an second diamond taken by Hatchways, foundation Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 replaced and repaired. RESPONSIBLE ^ ^ G E S P A C E Runs well but needs work. f A k m / 14 2NT 44 54 cracks, sump pumps, tile cabinets, hot plate. lights. oath of celibacy. I Pass Pass Dbl. Pass North, a diamond ruff and a FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Remodeling. Call 646-8641. ROOMMATE WANTED TO $100. 644-0031. $500.00. 647-1269. 5K / lines, window wells, walls PAINTING - Interior and FOR REMT SECOND TO SPORTS Pass Pass heart ruff. - Remodeling and Additions. share large house near lake. At this table West opened stucco. Work guaranteed. 30 exterior, paperhanging, Located in E. Hampton. $150 250 Square feei, center of 1971 FORD TORINO - Good years Experience! 643-4953, Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 MOBILE HOME- Champion AILPH6' his ace of spades. Eventual­ excellent work references. years experience! For Free Flooring 36 complete. Days call Robert at 'Manchester, air con­ condition. Good buy at $400. 875-6963. Free estimates. Fully in­ ditioning and parking, Titan. 14 1/2’X65'. 5 rooms, 3 Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's \\ Opening lead: 4 A ly, East added three trump Estimates, call 646-4239. 871-1601. Call evenings or weekends. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Call new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know,” write Abby; tricks for plus 3(X). sured, Martin Matson, 649- FLOOR SANDING & Call'643-9551. 633-0169. before 10 a.m., or after 5 p.m. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose $1 and a HOUSE CLEANING 4431. FARRAND REMODELING - REFINISHING- Floors like 474 MAIN STREET - Second PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, Cabinets and Formica Tops. new! Specializing in oider Vernon Park. $17,900 . 872- long, stamped 128 cents), self-addressed envelope, please. A sk the EM pcrls floor. 3 room heated apart­ 1971 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 4358. carpets, windows, furniture, QUALITY PAINTING and Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ floors. Natural and stained ment. No appliances, no pets. Resort Property - Power steering. Power .1 general cleaning. One time or Paper Hanging by Willis ditions, Decks, All types of floors. No waxing anymore. Security, tenant insurance For Rent 56 brakes, air conditioning. AM- You hold: regular service. Schultz. Fully insured Remodeling and Repairs. 1964 NIMROD CAMPER- By Oswald Jacoby 6-26-B John Verfaille, 646-5750 after required. $225/monthly. Call FM stereo radio. 66,000 miles. 4 KJ754 DOMESTICARE 643-1945. references. 649-4343. Phone 643-6017. 6:00 P.M. Sleeps 4. A good beginner and Alan Sontag 646-2426 from 9 - 5. New tires. Good condition. camper. $300. Call 643-7163, V 6 4 please keep trying. Astrograph Here is anotlier hand from ♦ A 8 2 The Born Loser — Art Sansom 4 KQ5 GILMANTON, NEW 1969 PLYMOUTH - V8. Good the Southeasterns to show HAMPSHIRE - CRYSTAL 1975 - 23 FT. PROWLER Articles tor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Sporting Goods 46 running condition. Low have you bouncing from one the steady free bidder col­ Your right-hand opponent SINGLE WORKING GIRL LAKE. Escape the gas TRAILER - With Tandem project to another today. Main­ lecting a very bad score as opens one notrump. His mileage. Power steering, wheels. Completely self- i^ fe u r 'ibUREMEWeeR m IT AWFULLY HOT BEAUTY : SHOP AKC SHELTIE - Sable and COMBINATION GOLF BAG DESIRES SAME TO share rationing! Former family es­ power Brakes. Best offer. Call 1 tain the inner resolve to stick to the result of one of his steady partner raises to th"ee. A dontained. 110 -l- 12 volt elec­ "cuptY e c p ig " TD0g W5ARl|0(i3A EQUIPMENT- Plate glass white male pup. Champion & CART By Bagboy. Very expenses in 2 bedroom apart­ tate now 2 and 3 bedroom 643-7163, please keep trying. ^ r t h d c Q r what you start. free bids. Of course. E ast reader asks: A) Do we dou­ mirrors, hydraulic chairs, ment in Cromwell. Pool, ten­ housekeeping cottages. Swim­ tric. Sleeps 8. Side bath and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. laid the trap into which ble? B) What do we lead‘d quality and temperament. 643- good condition, $45. Call 646- stall shower. 2 large tables OURTL^UBOK? dryers, sinks, etc. Small elec­ 7268. 0406, after 5 p.m. nis courts. Only 15 minutes to ming. boating, fishing. Clean 21) There is nothing wrong with South walked. We don’t consider a double each end -I- 2 picture windows. your game plan today, nor who tric Pizza Oven. Call 289-8437 Hartford. Call 565-3310 or 635- lake, sandy beach. $1M to $175 June 27, 1979 North's two notrump was to be worthwhile. It m; ••• between 12 and 4 p.m. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD ...... ; ...... 1380 after 5 PM. weekly. July. Call 742-9343. 18 Ft. Faulkner awning. Lots you are dealing with. What's one of those unusual help declarer. We do op. CHEVY VEGA 1972. New of outside storage. Reason for Complete projects conscien­ stopping you from progress Is our fourth-best spade FOR SALE - BUNNIES. 9 Could help to sell your items Garden Products 47 tiously once you initiate them notrumps. It showed no de­ GLIDING CHAIR LIFT- for weeks old. 643-1432. faster, rent your room quicker 1 & 2 BEDROOM CONDOS - clutch. Good condition. $450 or selling, moving out of state. indecision in your thinking. sire at all to play notrump spite of knowing we are West Palm Beach, Florida. best offer. 646-6044. This trailer is in like-new con­ this coming year. Industrious CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) stairs for elderlies. in good and bring you better results! effort and stick-to-itiveness pay and merely told partner that leading into an adverse ace condition. First $500.00 takes Ask the Herald Classified Ad Available week or month. dition. Asking $3,800. Phone Don't get too Involved today he. North, had a club-dia­ and queen. A COMPLETE BOARDING 646-4348. surprising dividends for you. with new, unfamiliar interests. it. Call Rose 643-9744 or Bob taker about details. Put the September thru December. BANK REPOSSESSIONS CANCER (June 21-July 22) You mond two-suit hand. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRI.s e AS.SN FACILITY for dogs and cats. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- Pool, near beach and golf. FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmobile There are some possible com­ 569-0596. STAR to work for you! Phone STRAWBERRIES- PICK ' won’t have any trouble getting plications you're not taking into Heathcliff — George Gately Dog grooming. All health 643-2711. YOUR OWN. Free containers. First floor. Mature adults. No Phone Day - 646-1887, evening Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, .money today. The problem is guard maintenance. Ultra­ pets. Security deposit and - 643-1477. needs body work $1995; 1974 account. 17 CUBIC FT. UPRIGHT Open 8 to 8. Clark Street, ' you don’t know how to hang on AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If FREEZER, $100.00. Also, violet germicidal lights. South Windsor, off of references. Call mornings or Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive • to it, so think before you Canine Holiday Inne, 200 after 4 p.m., 649-1265. Half-Size Duo things promised to you don't refrigerator, and stove. Call Burnham Street. 50 cents dis­ CAPE COD - WEST $4,000; 1973 Buick La Sabre . spend. How to get along with come off today, don’t be too after 5:30, 643-4555. Sheldon Road, Manchester. count with purchase of $5.00 YARMOUTH - Year round $1500; 1973 Ford Country other signs is one of the 646-5971. disappointed. Chances are WInthrop — Dick Cavalll 4 MONTH OLD FEMALE or more. home in quiet residential Sedan Station Wagon $825; ' sections you'll enjoy in your they wouldn't have worked out German Shepherd pup. CENTRALLY LOCATED - 4 a re a . S leeps 4, W eekly 1972 Ford Maverick $695; 1970 ONE REEL ECLIPE LAWN- Room Duplex. Completely ! new Astro-Graph Letter that well, anyway. MOWER - (two) Fedders air Excellent markings. Call summer rentals available. Chevrolet Malibu $595; 1970 ’ begins with your birthday. Mail PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be IRISH SETTER - Free to good after 4:30 - 646-1565. remodeled. Carpeting, gar­ I'M ©TlU-WeARiNkg- W HysHaJi_CN*r conditioners, 7.000 BTU's and Home. Must have room. 646- $250. 646-4241. Chrysler New Yorker $595. $1 fbr each to Astro-Graph, certain you know what you're age. 1 child. No pets. Security. The above may be seen at the • P.O. Box 489, Radio City Sta- uAsr-ysARfe I LA S T r 'M e n u _ 2 pair rose colored draw 8489. $285. 64W144, ask for Jim. talking about when someone drapes. All excellent condi­ Wanted to Rent 57 Savings Bank of Manchester, I tion, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to comes to you for advice or FLEA OOLXAR, BUT » F U e A W EA R1SK 5- tion. 649-8871. FREE PUPPY - 4 months. HAY FOR SALE - Save, pick Main Street, Manchester, I specify birth sign. instruction. This person will r DONY MINP. COU-AR'? LAe>T'VBAR& German Shepherd mixed up you baled hay right in the WANTED TO RENT - FOUR LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) To the follow what you say to the FLEAS. field. Coventry - 742-9168. BARGAIN BANANZA - ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ BONNEVILLE 1969- Power ' world you may appear calm and letter. breed. Female. All shots. Spacious 3 bedroom, all House broken. Good with ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep steering, power brakes, I collected today. However, ARIES (March 21-April 19) TAG SALES appliances. Kids and pets. ok. : deep down, you are not as sure o SAMOYED AKC Fem ale children. Owner transferred. trying. automatic, well cared for. Someone you may meet today spade. Obedience trained, $160. (415-3). Rental Tremendous trunk space. i of yourself as you should be. could look very appealing to 1 Call 644-0438. MULCH HAY $2.00 per bale at Assistors, small fee. 236-5646, Relax! NEIGHBORHOOD TAG Loving yard. Ac- farm. Vernon. Will deliver Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649- you, but before you become 1294 after 5 p.m. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Un­ • deeply involved, allow ample SALE. Air conditioner, dryer, tive and healthy" 1150. 742- AKC REGISTERED - minimun 10 bales local area. sought changes In your plans kitchen and bathroom sinks, 6454. Norwegian Elk Hound. 14 875-7308. time to get acquainted. INFLATION SENSATION - NEED 3 BEDROOMS FIRST 1973 MATADOR STATION may pop up today. Things TAURUS (April 20-May 10) It bike, swing and gym sets, months old. Has schooling and won't go haywire if you take the much much more. 90 & 96 Plush 3 bedrooms, yard for FLOOR- Please write: Box WAGON - 6 cylinder, might be difficult for anyone to J papers. Not a child’s dog. STRAWBERRIES - PICK kids and more! Only $155. 18104 East Hartford, Conn., time necessary to switch direc­ work in unison with you today. School Road. Thursday, $500. 875-4061. automatic transmission, PICK FREE TO GOOD HOME- 2 YOUR OWN. Paggioli Farm, (417-1). Rental A ssistors, 06118. tion. Avoid impulsiveness. You know what you want but, C9LHU Friday and Saturday, 9-4. Plus power steering. Good condi­ , ... beautiful, long haired young 66 Birch Mountain Road, small fee. 236-5646. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Long because you're so contradicto­ 105 School Road, Friday, Bolton. tion. Asking $850.00, Call 647- shots won't pay off today. Cats. Snow white, white and 647-9925. ry, you leave others guessing. Saturday - 9-4. Off Rt. Deliberate first to get a good GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If Short Riba — Frank Hill Bolton. beige. 633-6581; 342-0571. PERFECT HIDEAWAY - Musical Instruments 44 Luxurious 1 bedroom, very perspective on any important you're involved In a physical MIDDLE AGED 1971 CH EV Y NOVA - issue. Even then move cau­ activity today, don't try any IWDNPERHOWI'UU^ quiet. Just $175. (421-3), Ren­ Automatic, AM-FM radio, It> BETTHg PLfT UP FREE CASE with all 1/2 BUSINESSMAN - Desires tiously. fancy routine you're not up to // SPShtp-TUE REWARD I tal Assistors, small fee. 236- good tires, good brakes. Small SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Un­ price Guitars with this ad. 5646. room in private home, quiet, handling. You could throw AAONEY ? 1 clean. 742-9865,9 AM -12 Noon 8 cylinder engine. $500. 646- expected surface issues could something out of whack. NOW Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, 3IM after 5 PM. throw you in a quandry and O O T L A W Ib New Britain, 225-1977, Open til BRING ROVER - Spotless 2 only. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 9 p.m. bedroom, all appliances. Full 1970 TOYOTA COROLLA - Berry’s World — Jim Berry YOU CAN PLACE YOUR basem ent. $200's. (422-4). Manual transmission. 58,000 '"fHe ®AP6e NOMKR15 J46...X05.... ^ TROMBONE- In excellent Rental Assistors, small fee. □ AUTOMOTIVE miles, 35 miles per gallon, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel CLASSIFIED AD ANYnME condition. Puescher, with 236-5646. good running condition. New I oversized case. $250. Call 649- exhaust, new brakes, good 7085 anytime. Autos For Sale ■ 61 FLICKERING FIREPLACE - tires. Owner moving to How EMB4RRAGGINS -' I Buckland Road Warms this lovely 2 bedroom. California, must sell by July VIOLIN- Used only 3 times Call for info. (4^-1). Rental WE PAY $10 for complete M' 5EEM TO HAVE ...BURP... So. Windsor junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 1st. $995 or best offer. 649- FORGOTTEN Excellent condition. $90.00 Assistors, small fee. Rental 2266. 29 Michael Drive, Ver­ Call 643-4762. Auto Body. 5281990. Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World MY W 4LL E T / Open Dally Assistors 236-5646. non. B-137 WE PAY TOP PRICES for AU SIZES UPRIGHT PIANO- Excellent ____ ^ _____ ' ROCKVILLE - 4 1/2 Room 1969 CHEVY IMPALA - P.S., ]0V2‘24V> condition. $300. Call 646-4740. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Apartment, Wood stove and wrecked and junk cars. A & B /w iK m o jsh ta EVIL EVE KIPSTUFF FOR THE Auto Salvage, used auto parts. P.B., good gas mileage. Must WEAR SHAPES IN COPIED simpleminpep .' now refrigerator. No utilities. sell, moving. $250 or best An interesting dress and Wanted to Buy Call Tony 648-6^. h i s look THAT HARRAN6HI Boats-Accessorles 45 49 Available July 1 st. $200 offer. 528-1066, jacket combination /or YOUR NEXT F16HT / monthly. 1 months security. the half-size figure. VOUR OPPONENT FROM A H A S ME t u n e d 1973 TORINO - 302, Runs w a i t e r INTO THE UNIVERSE, 1974 FU RY - 16‘/2 -fo o t' No pets. Call 649-4414, Trucks lor Sale 62 Dress has a dropped HAS A 5E O O N P fiberglass, tilt trailer, with between 5 and 8 p.m. excellent. Must sell, waist and pleated front WHO CAN ^TARE r e a c t i n ' I CAN CATCH A 1975 55-horsepower outboard sacrificing! Any reasonable panel. Price . . . $2.00. A BEAR AWAY TOA MORTAR IN MV RIGHT FRONT FENDER offer over $1650. Call after 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best B-137 with PhotO'Guide Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. MAIN STREET. 1 bedroom offer. Call 6485334. FROM A ■ DIME TEETH AN' SPIT Also 50 horse Johnson out­ For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. is in Sizes lOH to 24^. Please call 644-3205, apartment. Available im­ Size 12^. 35 bust . . . HONEYCOMB-^ TIP/ BACK BBg .' board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- mediately. $175.00 monthly 9550. 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN dress, 3!4 yards; 45- plus 1 month security. window van. Excellent condi­ inch; jacket, 2% yards. WANTED- CHILDS Includes heat. No children, Customized, in and out. 14 BICYCLE- 12 to 16” wheel tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ Tb order, send $2.00. Includes THIG I G 4 B ie o E R 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT pets or parking. Call after 7 miles per gallon on regular diameter. Good condition. fuel. Loaded with extras in­ tains chairs. Stereo and pestece and handling. PILE OF F IS H E S CENTER CONSOLE- With p.m., 644-2314. cassette. Radials. 429-9461. 1977 115 HP. Evtnrude Motor. Reasonable. Call 643-7699. cluding Factory Air! Low SUE BURNETT THAN I HAP TO Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, HEBRON CENTER- 4 room miieage. One owner. ManehMter Evening Herald W A 0H TO R4Y FOR 643-2711 WANTED - iJsed utility shed, Excellent condition. Over 1977 CHEVY HALF TON - 1180 Ave. of Amerteae built in 40 gallon gas tank, apartment plus bath, heat and Excellent condition. Custom New Yorii, N.Y. 100M 'PBSTERPAS' extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has awnings, 5 speed truck. 627- $14,000 invested. A real 9101. hot water included. $240.00 wheels-cap optional. 6485885, Meal, j new bottom paint, and is in monthly. No pets. Call 646- bargain for $7495. Must be Jjjsl seen. Call 643-0421. 5285827. Leave message. CODE, Style Nambir m B S b i. water. Bought larger boat. 6776. FASHION ’79 !■ filled $5,000 compfete. 742-7668. 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. 1973 CHEVY SUPER with many lovely designs. e by NEA. Inc CHEYENNE PICKUP- 350 Also 2 BONUS ConponsI O'DAY WIDGEON Excellent running condition, Price . . . $2.00 a copy. TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, TWO ROOM APARTMENT - automatic transmission, engine. In excellent condition! SAILBOAT. Fiberglass. Ives. Flyer, Marklin. Any age, Central location. Suitable for 12 miles to the gallon. Body Add $2.00 for the New ."Either something's wrong, or that's one of 6-26 Excellent condition with power steering and radio. ■|K ^^over plastic or metal. Also dolls, single. Security and needs work. Best over $8S(). SUCCESS IN SEWING. f i n i t e l y trailer and extras. $1200.00 New battery, new body work. those new silt skirts." AN 644-2003. boats, trucks, etc. pre-1950. references required. 643-2693 568-2646. Call 6487847. 568-0925. after 8:30 PM. INTELLECTUAL- “Don't be so hard on yourself, Murray. You're not the first to be turned down by a major credit card company!"