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Mostly sunny and hot today but turning less humid by afternoon. High temperatijres 87 to 93,31 to 34 C. Clear and mild tonight with lows around iianrhpatf r iEuPtiiitg Ilf ralb 60. Sunny and warm Thursday with highs 80 to 85. Probability of precipitation 10 percent through A Fttmily NEWSpaper Since 1881 Thursday. Winds westerly 10 to 15 mph today, Home delivered copy 15 cents northwest around 10 mph tonight and 10 to 15 mph Vol. XCVII, No. 228 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, June 28, 1978 Thursday. National weather map on page 17. Newsstand copy 20 cents ./ V Court rules Bakke is unique problem WASHINGTON (UPI) - The educational pluralism,’’ Powell Supreme Court ruled today in the wrote. Allen Bakke “ reverse dis- “Such qualities could include crimination” case that the 38-year- exceptional personal talents, unique old engineer must be admitted to the work or service experience, University of California Medical leadership potential, maturity, School. demonstrated compassion, a history At the same time, five justices held of overcoming disadvantage, ability that the school may not be prevented to communicate with the poor, or from taking race into consideration other qualifications deemed impor- in its future admissions policies. tant. Bakke, who is white, failed to gain "In short, an admissions program entrance to the medical school operated in this way is flexible because of its admissions program enough to consider all pertinent setting aside 16 percent of openings elements of diversity in light of the for minorities. particular qualifications of each Justice Lewis Powell, in the applicant, and to place them on the leading opinion, said California same footing for consideration, courts “failed to recognize that the although not necessarily according state has a substantial interest that them the same weight." legitimately may be served by a “Indeed,” said Powell, “the properly devised admissions weight attributed to a particular program involving the competitive quality may vary from year to year consideration of race and ethnic depending on the 'mix' both of the Super Sundae at Whiton origin.” student body and the applicants for The university had conceded, after the incoming class. the California Supreme Court "This kind of program treats each Mary Ann Hardy, left, and Patty Shirer, different “flavors,” topping off with whipped qrdered Bakke’s entrance, that it applicant as an individual in the ad- pages at Whiton Memorial Library, help Amy cream and a cherry. Children in the program could not prove he still would have Allen Bakke missions process.” Siddons select a book to read during the who read 10 or more books during the six been barred if the admissions Powell rejected the suggestion that weeks will receive a certificate at a party restrictions had not been in effect. a program which considers race only children’s summer reading program called speak together in any one opinion. as one factor is simply a subtle and “A Sweet Taste — A Super Sundae.” As given for them in August. The colored ice For this reason, the admission order must be affirmed, Powell said. Brennan said, “This should not and more sophisticated — but just as children of all ages read their books, they cream balls were made by the pages. (Herald must not mask the central meaning The Justice Department had urged effective — means of according of today’s opinions: begin to make their own paper sundaes with photo by Pinto) the court to send the case back to racial preference. “Government may take race into California for more proceedings to He said an intent to discriminate is account when it acts not to. demean determine what might have evident in the Davis program, or insult any racial group, but to happened if the school had been whereas no such fault exists in a operating an appropriate program. remedy disadvantages cast on system whereby race or ethnic Rec panel’s inaction But Powell said there is no reason for minorities by past racial prejudice, background is simply one element, at least when appropriate findings that. “to be weighed fairly against other He said since Bakke was injured have been made by judicial, elements in the selection process.” solely on the basis of an unlawful legislative or administrative bodies Summarizing, Powell said it is evi- with competence to act in this area.” classification, the university cannot dent the Davis program involves the Chief Justice Warren Burger and now indulge in thoughts that it might use of an explicit racial classification risks grant for pond Justices John Paul Stevens, Potter "never before countenanced by this have achieved the same results by Stewart and William Rehnquist said using lawful means. court." Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of who is handling the application fur a questioned whether the 15-year-old The university had reserved 16 “It tells applicants who are not 1964 prohibits programs such as that By GREG PEARSON Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grant plan is out-of-date. spaces for minorities out of 100 in Negro, Asian or 'Chicano' that they Herald Reporter for the pond purchase, said today The character of the area has each first-year class at the medical at the Davis Medical School, and thus are totally excluded from a specific changed, and the pond is no longer a Bakke’s rights were violated and he percentage of the seats in an entering Manchester’s Advisory Recreation that one requirement of the grant is school. The objective was to give and Park Commission Tliesday night approval by the Advisory Recreation desirable open-space acquisition, preference to disadvantaged should be admitted. class," he said. Powell, while saying race may be failed to take action oh a resolution and Park Commission. PZC members said. applicants and promote diversity The fatal flaw, the opinion said, is taken into account in university ad- concering Hilliard Pond— a step that Thus, it appears that the com- Penny said this morning that he among the student body and in the in the program’s "disregard of in- missions, said this particular apparently could jeopardize the mission’s failure to approve the has some questions about continuing medical profession. dividual rights as guaranteed by the program did not stand up. This made town’s application for a federal grant resolution may block continuation of with the grant application. A Powell said it may be assumed that 14th Amendment.” a five-man majority affirming the "Such rights are not absolute,” the to pay part of the purchase. the application procedure. preliminary, informal appraisal of reserving a specified number of California Supreme Court’s finding opinion said, “but when a state’s dis- Commission members raised the property said that it is worth $10,- openings in each class for preferred that Bakke is entitled to admission. tribution of benefits or imposition of Also, Stephen Penny, chairman of several concerns about the proposed 500. The owners, however, apparent- groups would contribute to con- the Mtmchester Board of Directors, acquisition of the pond. Dorothy ly are asking $125,000. siderable ethnic diversity in the stu- Brennan, White, Marshall and burdens hinges on the color of a per- Blackmun held the Davis program said today that he has some doubts Brindamour said that the pond could With such a difference in price, he dent body. But he said the univer- son's skin or ancestry, that individual about continuing with the application constitutional, and wanted to reverse not be used for swimming and there wondered if an agreement will be sity’s arguments that this is the only is entitled to a demonstration that work for the pond purchase. the California court on all points. is no dry land around it that the town reached. The application for the BOR effective means of doing so “is the challenged classification is Powell joined with the Brennan necessary to promote a substantial ’The Rec and Park Commission now owns. grant is lengthy, and Penny seriously flawed.” group in saying that some uses of state interest." Tuesday failed to approve a resolu- wondered if the town should continue A compelling state interest that She also mentioned that a dam race in university admissions are ' Powell said the university "has tion that the town proceed with the with such an application if a settle- would justify consideration of race or repair required at the pond will be permissible — making five votes to failed to carry this burden.” application for the pond’s purchase. ment might appear unlikely. ethnic back^ound is'not “in simple costly. reverse the California court’s Joel Janenda, commission chairman, Town Manager Robert Weiss, ethnic diversity,” said Powell, but Monday night, members of the prohibition on the university es- moved that such a resolution be ap- however, has proposed in the past “encompasses a far broader array of Planning and Zoning Commission tablishing race-conscious programs in proved “although the commission that the town consider purchasing qualifications and characteristics of Vietnam also criticized the proposed pond the future. feels strongly that Hilliard Pond is of the land through condemnation which racial or ethnic origin is but a purchase. questionable value as an open-space procedures. single though important element.” Powell cited Harvard College's ’The PZC passed a resolution that parcel.” No one seconded the motion The Conservation Commission has He said the Davis program, which program where race or ethnic the acquisition of the pond does con- skirmish by Janenda. been the chief supporter of the pond focused solely on ethnic diversity, background is deemed a “plus” in a form with the town’s Comprehensive purchase. Its chairman, Theresa would hinder rather than help attain particular applicant’s file, “yet it Alan Lamson, Uie town planner. Plan of Development, but it Paria, was critical this morning of "genuine diversity.” does not insulate the individual from both the Rec and Park Commission Justice William Brennan, in an opi- comparison with all other candidates disputed and the PZC. nion joined by Byron White, for the available seats.” “I feel that one commission not Thurgood Marshall and Harry “The file of a particular black WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. of- supporting another is a little bit in Blackmun, said today’s ruling “af- applicant may be examined for his ficials said today there are in- State tells town poor taste,” she said of the Rec and potential contribution to diversity firms the constitutional power of dications that "border skirmishing" Park Commission’s action. federal and state government to act without the factor of race being is going on between Vietnamese and She said that the Conservation affirmatively to achieve equal oppor- decisive when compared, for exam- Cambodian forces but no signs of a of bridge danger Commission has studied the matter tunity for all.” ple, with that of an applicant iden- wholesale invasion from the Viet- of purchasing the pond for several Six separate opinions were filed in tified as an Italian-Ampican if the namese side years. latter is thought to £idiibit qualities The officials were commenting on at other bridges that the state feels the long-awaited case. “ Had they (the Rec and Park Com- more likely^^to promote beneficial a Voice of Ameica broadcast which By GREG PEARSON are in hazardous condition. Although the nine justices did not mission) studied it, they would have said the current attack penetrated as Herald Reporter The Adams Street bridge over the realized it would be a good passive far as 40 miles into Cambodia and as The Town of Manchester has Hockanum River is in poor condition recreation area,” Mrs. Parka said. many as 80,000 Vietnamse troop are received a report that some of its and should be replaced, the state She also-questioned how members involved. report says. Giles said that a five-ton bridges are in hazardous condition of the PZC, which also is the town’s Killian lawyer begins “Both sides have a tendency to limit will be set for that bridge. and need some type of repair. Inland-Wetlands Agency, could exaggerate,” one informed official The most serious'problem is at the The town has received federal suggest that the pond might best be said. “We are not convinced it’s that Union Street bridge, over the turnback funds to pay most of the used as a commercial property. ’This election lawsuit case big. Our indication is that border skir- . Hockanum River, Jay Giles, director cost of repairing the Adams Street idea was mentioned by at least one mishing is going on but we have no of public works, said. Giles received bridge. commission member.' confirmation that the Vietnamese the report on bridge conditions from Other town bridges received the NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Lt. Gov. troducing as evidence were authen- She said that she was have penetrated that far with that the state Department of ’Transporta- following reports, Giles said: Robert K. Killian’s lawyer has begun tic. flabbergasted by such a suggestion, In the disputed May 2 primary, a number of people.” tion. • Autumn Street bridge over questioning witnesses to try to prove particularly from a member of the slate of 44 delegates representing, The Voice of America broadcast, Tlie bridge was widened 20-25 years Porter Brook — This bridge will be that Gov. Ella T. Grasso intentional- Inland-Wetlands Agency. Mrs, Grasso outpolled a like number quoting U.S. officials, said that the ago, but the steel used in the eypan- posted for a nine-ton limit for single- ly deceived voters on her way to a “There’s something wrong of delegates representing Killian by Vietnamese - using heavy artillery . Sion wqs only one-third to one-half as axle vehicles and a 17-ton limit for crushing victory in last month’s New somewhere,” she said. an almost two-to-one margin. - had launched a major attack on strong as the original material, Giles semi-trailers. Britain Democratic-primary. After weeks of technical Killian claims Mrs. Grasso illegal- Cambodia. said. • Prospect Street bridge — Part of A State Department spokesman ' ’The town was given two options by maneuvering by attorneys represen- ly linked her name to popular New this brid^ge’s support system was A declined to confirm the VOA report. the state. It could block off the newer damaged when struck by a vehicle ting both Democratic gubernatorial Britain lawyer Edward Januszewski VOA quoted a U.S. official as saying section of the bridge, resulting in a recently and is in need of repair. Index candidates, Superior Court Judge to win votes in the contest. Januszewki, a candidate for a the fighting was the heaviest since narrow bridge. Or, it could post the Load limits will be set at 15 tons for Robert A. Wall ’Tuesday refused to ...... 8-9 probate court judgeship, was not on last December when the two coun- bridge with a load limit. single-axle vehicles and 27 tons for Area towns...... — dismiss Killian’s case^against Mrs. Classified , ...... 15-18 the ballot even though his name tries staged a series of cross-border The town has decided to take the semi-trailers. Grasso...... 19 appear^ on campaign literature attacks near the Vietnamese ' second step, Giles said. The Highway • North Main Street bridge over Comics...... Instead, the judge said he was ..;...7-8 province of Tay Ninh. ; Department will be installing a sign the Hockanum River — ’The structure East Hartford...... ready to hear testimony on the along with Mrs. Grasso...... 4 VOA said it learned that recent today that sets a four-ton limit for is sound, but some railing repairs are Editorial ...... merits of Killian’s complaint. Killian wants Wall to set aside the ...... 14 fighting took place in the Chup vehicles using the bridge. needed. Entertainment...... In the afternoon, Killian’s lawyer .... 22-30 primary’s results and order a new rubber plantatin section in the so- Giles said Uiat'the Eighth Utilities • Hartford Road bridge over Folly Fam ily...... George Brodigan called two New .2-3, 5, 10 election. called “Parrot’s Beak” area of the District Fire Department will be Brook — and the Park Street bridge Manchester...... Britain officials and the general Obituaries ...... 10 ’The trial was recessed shortly border, where American and South contacted to. want it of the limit and — Both are in sound condition and no manager of a radio station to the ...... 21 after Brodigan complained. The case Vietnamese forces mounted an offen- see if it will present any problems for load limits-will be posted. The Hart- People ...... witness stand. Brodigan attempted to Sports...... 11-13 sive against Cambodian eight years fire apparatus. , ford Road bridge does need some lise the three witnesses to prove that will resume today with Klein taking ago. Load limit signs also will be put up maintenance work. various documents he was in- the stand again. \ ...... J

■4 "' ~ ■ 'j, ■ >• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 28. 1978 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 28, 1W8— District votes tonight School board role cut on budget and officers in special ed appeals

The voters of the Eighth Utilities meeting to elect district officers, set authorize the purchase of a new fire Hearings on special education Under the new law, a parent who The board cannoUact in a judicial District will meet tonight at 7:30 at the annual budget and mill rate and truck. ^ grievances will no longer be,held wishes to initiate due process capacity, Chesterton said, and accor- Robertson School for their annual , District officers up for re-election before local boards of education procedures must first ask the local ding to the federal ruling, the ad- are Gordon Lassow, president; because of recent changes in state board for an administrative review, m in istra tio n ’s presen ce could Howard Keeney, treasurer; Helen legislation, Allan B. Chesterton pupil which is only a “paper review” of prejudice the case. ii Warrington, clerk; and John Flynn personnel director for the schools, planning and placement team All hearings will be held at 'the and Evelyn Gregan, directors. told the Manchester Board of Educa- documents. ■state level. Parents make the Two women have announced that tion Monday night. they will run for tax collector. They The parents will no longer appear request of the state Board of Educa- are Deberah Bowen and Betty Local school boards cannot act as in person before the local board and tion within 30 days of the local Sadloski. The position is being impartial hearing groups under school administrators as they review. vacated by Mary Laraia. federal legislation relating to the previously did, Chesterton said. The Chesterton said he has some reser- FAMOUS ^BRONSON* A total district budget of $395,629 special education due process board will review the child’s school vations about the new procedures, will be voted on. A rate of 3 mills has procedures, Chesterton said. The file without any administrators or that the board has only a child’s file OF CALIFORNIA been proposed for the sewer services state law has been revised to corres- parents parent and make a decision. with no background information and 2 mills for fire protection. pond with the federal legislation. The It must inform the parents within 10 from the parents or administrators. ‘D U C K ' C O LL EC T IB LE S The voters will also have the oppor- new legislation takes effect July 1 days of the board review of their If the board has questions, all it can Mix and match these sporty polyester/cotton tunity to inspect an aerialscope plat- and guidelines are being made now in right to a hearing and the option to do is send back the appeal to the plan- duck playmates andI you'll alw ^s look cool and form fire truck similar to one which the state to help the local boards. request mediation. ning and placement team for review. collectedl SlacksI JacketsI ShIrtsI CulottesI has been proposed for purchase by Ketiring employees honored SkirtsI TopsI Brown, white, sportswear, down­ the district. The truck will be in front town Manchester and TrlClty Plaza, Vernon. of Robertson School at 7 p.m. The Two Manchester Highway Department department, making a presentation tp Arthur proposal is to lease the truck for employees are shown being honored with Freeburg,and Louie Giglio receiving a gift about $30,000 a year and eventually from Bob Fuller, president of Local 991. purchase it. gifts at a retirement party held recently at About town Deheruli Bowen Bellv Saclloaki the Army-Navy Gub in their honor. From left Freeburg has worked with the department 19 are Bill Avery, steward of the highway years and Giglio 27 years. They received RETREAT YOURSELF »5 wallets with cash. The buffet party was The United Pentecostal attended by co-workers and. town officials. Church will have its SUMMER FUN FAMOUS 'DEVON' New tour set up (Herald photo by Chastain) regular service and Bible Special Coupon Offer study tonight at 7:30 at the Al All pArlicipating Saloru COORDINATES IN Escapee returns, church, 197 Woodbridge St. Everyone is welcome. PACKABLE POLYESTER Group Includes a super collection of slacks (In Hickey’s Grove charges lodged Nancy Klock gives R w e e k s for $ 2 5 petite and average sizes), short sleeve shirt The “I Am Responsible UNLIMITED VISITS' Group of Alcoholics One introductory offtr por ptrson. jackets, skirts, culottes, print and striped shirts. The Town of Manchester's Ad- price for the property. He expects to William J. Orbach, 21, of 312 degree larceny in connectin with Anonymous will meet Sizes 8-18, S-M-L. sportswear, downtown visory Recreation and Park Commis- receive a reply by Friday. Spruce St., who escap^ from break-ins in late May and early June. Thursday at 8 p.m. at Faith Fun ExMTCiM Plan new award at UofH Diati Compiled Exclu«ivtiy by Our Dietitian Manchester and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon. sion will tour the Hickey's Grove The assessed value of the property custody at the Manchester Police The burglaries included two on Lutheran Church, Silver area of Oakland Street July 4. is $15,800 and the appraised value Department last Wednesday, turned Florence Street, one on Bidwell No Onrobinfl * Individual Programming The Klock Award in the amount of two students who will be seniors Lane, East Hartford. The commission has expressed in- is $22,600, according to figres himself in Tuesday. Street two on Locust Street, one on Physician Inquirtci Inivited About Our MED Method $1,000 has been established at the majoring in mathematics and com- terest in having the town buy the 16- supplied by the tax assessor's office. Orbach escaped from a holding cell Myrtle Street and one on Wells University of Hartford by Mrs. Nan- puter science in the fall. An "Americana Dance,^' $5.00 Off with this coupon only. acres adjacent to Union Pond. The There also is a home located on the and through a window in the Street. This la a teat ad. You mutt present this coupon. cy 0. Klock, 63 Henry St., The other Klock award will go to which is open to the public, purchase of the property has been en- property. Its assessed value is $12,540 processing room at police Numerous items, including several expiree July 0. 1079 Manchester, adjunct associate two students who will be seniors in will be sponsored by the dorsed by Town Manager Robert and is appraised value is $17,910, the headquarters after he had been cameras, cash, guns, a guitar and an professor of electrical engineering. electrical engineering in the fall. Manchester and Enfield PRICED TO PLEASE Weiss. assessor's office said. arrested on burglary charges. antique watch were recovered at Or Professor Nancy Klock, a The Department of Marketing Chapters of Parents Commission members had planned In another matter, the commission Tuesday he was charged with four bach's residence after a police patrol presented its own award to Carol A. Without Partners Saturday 'ALFRED DUNNER' to tour the area Monday, but rainy received three letters from Tracy counts of second-degree burglary, search last week. registered professional engineer, Luckman, 30 Waranoke Road, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at weather resulted in that tour being Drive residents opposing further five counts.of third-degree burglary, Orbach was held in lieu of $10,000 was appoint^ by Gov. Ella Grasso to POLYESTER SEPARATES the State Scholarship Commission in Manchester, who will be a graduate Hospitality Inn, Enfield. postponed. The commission now development of the Salter's area for three counts of second-degree bond for court presentation today in Solids and some gingham checksi Blazerl jogging and other recreation uses. Common Pleas Court 12. 1976. She holds a d eg ree in student in business administration. The Anthony Trio will play plans to look at the site July 4 at 9 larceny, four counts of third-degree Amarica'i (attest growing system of franchised figure The commission informally sought aeronautical engineering from Miss Luckman received $100 from for dancing. Proportioned PantsI Shirt Jacketl Short Sleeve a.m. larceney and one count of fourth- latoni exclusively for women TopsI SkirtsI Solid Polo ShirtsI Sizes 8-18, some Joseph Sylvester, a commission the opinion of residents near the site Massacusetts Institute of the Connecticut Chapter, American and will send out letters to seek Technology. She joined the UofH Marketing Association for her out- T h e re w ill be a Pufnam Bridge Plan Broad St. J". ' V size 20's. The look is fresh and sporty! member, has contacted the heirs of stewardship meeting in the E Hanford Rfcnchesttf. Conn. 30, Vernoa further input. staff in 1963. standing work in the marketing 569 3522 647 9906 871 2660 sportswear, downtown Manchester and TrI-City the estate to ask about a puchase parlor of the Second The Klock Award recognizes out- department. She is a student member 2 Hours Mon. thru Frt. 9 to 9 • Sat. 9 to 3 ^5 Plaza, Vernon. standing achievement in the junior of the UofH Board of Regents. Congregational Church *5 year at college. It is based on tonight at 7. recommendations by faculty About town members in the Department of Town receives Mathematics and Physics. The The Alpina Society will hold its last award raises the total of UofH cleaning bid meeting of the season tonight at 7:30 year end awards to $8,500. DISCOUNT CENTERS at the Italian-American Club on For several years, Mrs. Klock has Eldridge St. also given the $500 Stanley Winfield The firm that now cleans HEALTH & BEAUTY NEEDS Klock Jr. Memorial Scholarship in Manchester’s Municipal Building Now you know honor of her late grandson. was the only one to submit a com- 881 Main Street The larger Klock award will go to plete bid for the janitorial work. The average hummingbird weighs General Cleaning Servie Inc. of 386 MANCHESTER less than a penny. W. Middle Turnpike bid for the cleaning of the three buildings in- OFF SALE! volved — Lincoln Center, the Town Tennis lessons offered Hall and the Hall of Records. The firm listed a price of $17,531 FAMOUS 'PURITAN' SUNDRESS The Manchester Recreation The day tennis classes will run for for one year for cleaning the three Department is offering day and four weeks, twice a week, and are buildings. Only one other firm sub- WITH POINTELLE KNIT JACKET evening tennis lessons for offered for adults and children. The mitted a bid, and its bid was only for Neat solid sundress trimmed with white, belted. Manchester residents. classes will begin July 5 at the West cleaning Lincoln Center. The price it Topped with a pointellesweaterknit jacket. Pret­ The adult evening classes will Side courts. Mike Riccio is instruc- listed was higher than that given by ty plays of color stripes on basically green or meet for five weeks, twice a week, at tor. Registration for these classes is General Cleaning Service for the Lin- turquoise polyester. Sizes 10-18. dresses, . the lower courts of Manchester High June 29 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in (he coln Center work. downtown Manchester and Trl-City Plaza School beginning July 10. The in- Arts Building. General Cleaning Service also sub- structor is Jim Nussbaum. Registra- There is a charge for both sets of mitted prices for a four-year con- Vernon ... NOW 15 9* tion for this series is June 28 and 29 lessons. For further information con- tract. The total prices for each year from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Arts tact the Arts building, 643-6795. are as follows: $19,284; $21,131.53; Manchester open Mon-Sat. 9:30-51 Building on Garden Grove Road. $22,610.73;. and $24,532.63. Thura. 'til 9 JUNIORS 3 PC. COTTON ROYAL CROWN CHARCOAL Vernon open Mon., Tues., Wed. 'til 6 TERRY SHORTS SET Sarasin aides named ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH BRIQUETS 10 LBS OR DIET RITE COLA Thura., FrI. 'til 9; Sat. 'til 5:30 Juniors will jive all summer long In neat, cool 741 East Middle Turnpike 12 OZ C A N S “GRILL TIME" Richard M. Rittenband, Manchester jacket, tube top and jogging shorts. Yellow, Ellen Lane, a member of cognac or navy with white racing stripe trim; or First Congressional the Connecticut Young District coordinator for the Republicans, and a former WEEKEHD MASS SCHEDULE !* t t i S M white with navy trim. Sizes S-M-L. the junior Members of Boy Scout Troop 133 are Eschmann with her son, Robert M. Sarasin/Governor Com- coordinator for Ritten- place, downtown Manchester and TrI-CIty Plaza, PACK wearing their recently received God and Eschmann, and Daniel L. Thompson with his mittee, today announced band's Congressional cam- Saturday Mass at 5:00 p.m. Vernon...... NOW 14 99 Country Awards which are being admired by mother, Mrs. Roscoe L. Thompson. (Hwald the appointment of two paign, will also serve as a coordinators for Sunday Masses at 8:30 a.m., their mothers. From left are Mrs. Robert H. photo by Pinto) Saraiin coordinator in Manchester. Manchester. Richard P. Weinstein, 24 10:00 a.m., McDivott Drive, a former ! and 11:30 a.m. JUNIOR PRINT SUNDRESSES Scouts get God and Country Awards campaign worker for Sen. CHICKEN OF THE SEA Lowell P. Weicker’s cam- VLASIC FROM SUNNY CALIFORNIA Two Boy Scouts of Troop 133 were the Rev. Dr. James D. MacLauchlin, leader. paign, and a member of the CHUNK LIGHT TUNA KOSHER SPEARS awarded God and Country Awards pastor. They explored such topics as Daniel, also 17, is the son of Mr. Manchester Republican lEWINGTON • AND • VERNON CIRCLEI Beautifully bare, shirred top or peasant styles. recently at a Court of Honor held at filiOZINOIL 24 OZ GREAT FOR PKNKS faith, me, family, church, love, ser- and Mrs. Roscoe L. Thompson of 236 Town Committee, will IE. CEIU ST. IS ITE. liil HEMKin CIII. Tender floral prints on polyester/cotton or Center Congregational Church. vice and future. Woodtand St. He is a junior assistant serve as a coordinator for (IcHm d NB uir CWm 1 KnrHil) pllsse. Sizes S-M-L. Flouncy fresh and free. Robert M. Eschmann and Daniel L. Robert, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. scoutmaster. 'Both boys are seniors Sarasin in Manchester. UM740 HUMS Thompson have participated in the nUK* Priced to pleasel the junior place NOW 10** Robert E. Eschmann of 105 Broad at Manchester High School. Mrs. Karin vonDeck, 25 < K » • K » N dCtt ^ K t CETEI. God and Country program guided by St., is an assistant senior patrol |

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Patricia Hendel and Thompson, a former mayor, and Joel Janenda, Raymond P Robinson. Edllor>Publlst>er Harold E. Turltington. Managing Editor doux from the postal unions to the Natalie Rapoport and State Sen. Audrey Beck. taxpayers reminds me of an inter- a-delegate to the state convention. Democratic Town Chairman Theodore Cum- “They command the respect of a fair- It appears, however, that Cummings, who view I was granted back in the days Opinion' ’ mings Tuesday commented on the. state race minded person as much as the candidacy of a also is a delegate to the state convention, may of the three-cent stamp by A1 (Bum- for secretary of state and left little doubt that local person,” Cummings said. He mentiond not be one of her supporters. my) Davis, a New York club fighter he probably will not be one of the backers of the work these people have done on the state Mrs. I^inberg was very active in the cam- Some improvements who was never mistaken for Mohan- Barbara Weinberg, a Manchester resident. levbl. . . paign for President Jlnuny Carter. Some local Mrs. Weinberg has announced that she will ‘ “I am respectful of. the people who have The Planning and Zoning the PZC was told, and it is a das Gandhi. Democrats, however,-have criticized the fact Of his opponents, Davis deposed: seek the Democratic nomination for secretary worked their butts off,” Cummings said. that she has had little involvement in local start, at least. of state as long as the incumbent, Gloria Commission Monday night “I hit ’em, and hit "That 1 respect more than anything else. politics. ,Schaffer, does not seek re-election. When people have worked from the ground up, learned from a DOT Monday night, PZC member ’em, and hit ’em. Mrs. Weinberg, contacted Tuesday after- spokesman that there are William Bayer chided DOT Cummings, however, mentioned the namqs you can’t overlook that, even when someone noon, bad no comment on the remarks by Then if they’re of several other candidates for the position, in- comes from your own backyard,” he said. some improvements planned when he said he resented being still conscious, I Cummings. at the Center. asked to an opinion when the hit ’em again.” For instance, there wll be plans were done. The DOT Apparently the Some teachers work spokesman said DOT is always union bosses have right-hand-only turn lanes. concluded that That's good; it means if you ready to listen to recommen- STEER-WARS the c o u n try ’s __ to plan new courses are eastbound on Center dations. working stiffs are still conscious. Street, you can turn right onto A couple of weeks ago there They have, therefore, demanded that Manchester and Hartford, rather than far- the government stand still for a con- The teachers and staff in the Main Street. Over near the was a report that the town and Manchester Schools are hot all on vaca- away places. post office, you can turn right state would get together to What price traffic fatality? tinuation of automatic cost-of-living tion yet. Some of them will be working ' Plans for a mult-gap group of second Pom raises in the current three-year con- Girls & Tots to go northbound on Main speed work on the Center. It during the summer planning new courses and third graders at ^ w ers Schooi nekt tract, plus wage increases of $1,100 in such as morals education, "living arts” year will be the beginning of the grouping Dress Clearance & Sale Street. appears last night was that By MARTHA ANGLE tial for emotional reaction to the no- potential wages and offered a figure the first year of a new two-year con- ■ and “exploring career clusters” for junior concept in the school system. Reg. 10.00 to 50.00 They plan to eliminate the first meeting. One project in the reading curriculum ArtCarved and ROBERT WALTERS tion of placing a price tag on people of $140,000. tract and $865 in the second year. high students. w'ill be to develop a brief newsletter to be traffic light for northbound There is a cliche that says WASHINGTON (NEA) - What’s in a culture where life is presumed to High scl)ool home economics teachers too many cooks spoil the broth. the cost of a human life lost in a traf- In a society where millions of Emmett Andrews, president of one will develop performance objectives for sent to parents as a guide to help their 1/2 Price traffic on Main Street near the be priceless and irreplaceable. children in reading. Dr. Kennedy said it Wedding rings to express of the unions representing 554,000 . the new vocational “bake shoppe” and Hundreds of dresses now sale priced. Sun Dresses, School Dresses, Sun- post office, and to create some But in this instance, the broth fic accident? Depending on who's Thus, the National Highway Traf- dollars have been spent to rescue a would be an attempt to answer questions your love, your lifestyle doing the calculating, the estimates few coal miners trapped un- postal workers, says the demand "fast foods” courses. Industrial arts day Dresses, Summer Dresses. Sizes 2 to 14. new islands. has been stewing for too long a fic Safety Administration (NHTSA) teachers will be planning a new course parents often ask about helping their vary from a paltry t60,(KX) to a sup- derground or to ransom a single would amount to a 14 percent in- time, without any chef. emphasizes that its estimates should called “vocational automotives” for next children in reading. It’s only a preliminary plan, hostage from a kidnapper, it’s easy crease in the first year. If it matters Now styling you never dreamed possible in wed- posedly generous $287,175. be interpreted neither “as the value fait. The summer work will also include The fact that such figures exist placed on a life” nor as “the total to argue that both the sterile (and I fear it doesn’t), that’s at least ' The summer planning is for projects reworking some previous efforts, such as ding rings. From designs in multi-colored gold ought to be a surprise to most amrqnt that society is willing to mathematical exercise and its twice what assorted Carter ad- 'started by Alfred B. TYchsen, assistant in science and music. The teachers wilt to bold antique styles, to delicate styles accented Girls Terry Outsiders and insiders drivers, passengers and pedestrians results do little more than un- ministraion people want the postal attempt to coordinate the music program with diamonds. All in 14-karat gold. All guaran- Girls Swimsuits spend to save a life.” superintendent for curriculum and in- Stretch Nylon Tops & Playsuits By Don Graff guarded rope at the door. Fame because the peo- That caveat was attached to a 1972 necessarily cheapen human life. workers to accept. struction, who will be leaving Manchester from the elementary through the high teed for quality and craftsmanship. school levels. OrIg. 8.00 to 12.00 Streaking was showing a lot of helps, but the appearance Is decisive. ple involved in NHTSA document released with vir- Yet we all regularly subject our I refuse to honor Carter’s team this week for a new position. School Orig. 10.00 to 13.00 Superintendent James P. Kennedy High school staff will also develop basic promise, not to mention other things, Only the most striking in features placing a dollar tually no publicity. That preliminary lives to informal cost-benefit with the title “inflation fighters.” analyses. The jaywalker, for in- . described some of the summer projects to English and mathematics courses as 3.99 & 4.99 for a while there until interest and costume — some would say value on highway report on “The Societal Costs of They fight inflation like my left hook requirements for students who fail to pass 4.00 & 5.00 strangest — make it. Your everyday fatalities are un- Motor Vehicle Accidents” calculated stance, calculates that the risk of scares Muhammad Ali. All they have ;the Board of Education Monday night. Now less than hall price. Famous Soft thirsty terry for beach, for abruptly cooled — possibly because Other projects will include a revisiori of the proficiency tests in Grade 10. Passing play, for summer fun. Tops sizes 2 good-looking, well-dressed in- derstandably that the cost of an average traffic being hit by a car (the cost) is done so far is "hope” postal workers make one piece swim suits. Girls the weather did. the social studies curriculum for third the proficiency tests is required to to 14, playsuits sizes 4 to 6X. dividual, who may even be interested reluctant to relatively low compared with the will accept an increase that is 2 to 14. Before that we were into cram- fatality was $200,725. graders. The students will now study graduation. ming — record numbers of bodies in dancing, hasn't a chance. publicize their time saved (the benefit) by crossing “substantially” under the 8 percent forcing themselves into phone work. The final report, distributed quiet- the street in the middle of the block. annual boosts they estimate the booths, Volkswagens and similar The crowd of rejectees can grow to Yet influential federal officials. ly in 1975, increased that figure of “Fatality tradeoffs are being made postmen haVe received under a con- compact con- hundreds by the time a high point of employees of professional consulting $287,175. More than $275,000 of that and will continue to be made,” David tract that expires July 20. Renaming of park firms and faculty members at B. Brown of Auburn University told a Girls Fine Fitting Preteen & Young Jr. tainers. And there sorts arrives in the small hours of the total was classified as the victim’s A pox to such hopes. It will be bad NHTSA-sponsored San Francisco Summer Sleepwear are some among morning. Limousines pull up to leading universities have, for more lost earning capacity and the lost news no matter how little the unions Colorful Slacks us who can recail deliver such certified celebrities as than a decade, been applying cost- value to his or her home, family and conference at which cost-benefit accept. Labor costs account for $7 draws opposition Orig. 9.00 to 14.00 Orig. 10.00 benefit analyses to a wide range of all the way back Liza Minnelli, Bianca dagger, Andy community. analyses were a major topic of dis- out of every $8 the Postal Service 7IRJQ1RVED traffic safety problems. Mildred W. uallahan, 49 Coleman Road, to flagpoie sitting Warhol — that crowd. In addition, there was a grisly list cussion. spends. Wage levels thus are the The Manchester Historical Society America’s master jeweler for 2.99 to 4.99 4.99 Celebrity watching and mingling is suggested in a letter to the Open Forum and goldfish — if of death-related expenses — $130 for major influence over how high postal overstepped its bounds in the recent engagement and wedding rings. Pretty pastels and colorful plaids Poly cotton shorty gown with part of the attraction, but the lesser The first application of the the coroner, $925 for a funeral, $2,190 A rational examination of the little- 'renaming of the Buckland Park, said that the park retain the John Hackett you'll pardon the rates must be to recover the dedication. She said it would be more fit- In this collection for girls 7 to 14. matching panties. Sizes 5 to 13. part. The real point is Being There— technique to highway safety came for legal and court costs, $435 for noticed federal program suggests 'Robert Weiss, town manager. “You Can Be Sure At Shoors” expression — expenses. Postal rates went up twice ting to set up a memorial marker at the and actually Getting In can win you with the issuance of a pair of little- that cost-benefit analysis has a place The park, at the intersection of Tolland swallowing. hospital and medical services, $3,990 during the current three-year con- Tollnd Street entrance to Wickham Park OPEN THUR8 NITE TIL 9 PM publicized, government-financed in traffic safety planning, as long as Turnpike and North Main Street, has been But that’s the way we are — ever more mania points than you’re likely for vehicle damage, $80 for the police tract, increasing the price of mailing in honor of Myrtle Williams. studies in the mid-1960s. By the end town property for some time. It was ready to seize upon an activity dis- to know what to do with. accident investigation and even $80 other factors are considered in the a first-class letter from 10 cents to 15 Weiss told the Historical Society that Will the outside-hoping-to-get- of that decade, the concept had decision-making process. originally memorialized to John Hackett, tinguished by total pointlessr^ss and for traffic delay to others. cents. they must put their name-change request Girls Summer Sleepwear gained twice acceptance. a tobacco grower whose home and fields elevate it for a time to the status of a inside mania spread? A similar spot NHTSA’s etimate is the highest in In fact, NHTSA and its parent were located across the street from the in writing before the Town Board of recently opened in the neighborhood. It wasn't until the early 1970s, hook Gowns, P.j.s & Baby Doll Pajamas zany mania. the field. The National Safety Coun- Department of Transportation ought Directors. S It is not as if postal workers are an .park. It has been renamed the Myrtle Xenon (Greek for “strange,” which however, that researchers worked up cil, considering only direct costs, to reconsider their reluctance to This was the proper procedure, he said. It's been a little slow recently. Pet underprivileged bloc. Wages now Williams Parklet in honor of a woman who is as good a word as any for the en- enough courage to begin calculating came up with a 1973 cost of $60,000 publicize the work being done in the Fred Peck, Republican registrar of Orig. 9.00 to 13.00 rocking never really got moving and average $15,877 a year. That’s $305- donated a parcel of land to Wickham Patk tire business). Its motif is outer the cost of life itself. per fatality. One year earlier, the field. A candid discussion of the price voters and a district resident, said many after the initial flush from a wristful plusra week. I know non-government on the East Hartford-Manchester town space — which is not necessarily the The issue invariably is handled of human life might well encourage who oppose the name change plan to ^ 917 MAIN ST. of glowing numbers, where's the White House Office of Science and toileters who_ somehow manage to Ine. 3.99 same as spaced out — and stars a very delicately because of the poten- There has been some dispute over the appear at the meeting of the Board of thrill in digital watches? Technology measured only lost safer driving. make do with much less. Shortly, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER spaceship mockup which swoops matter from residents close to the park. Directors when the name change is dis- A dozen dreamy styles all by fine makers, all for girls 4 to 14. who runs a fruit and vegetable stand down from the ceiling from time to cussed. But a phenomenon is developing in The Senate: outside the neighborhood booze store, time to buzz the dancers. At last New York (the city obviously can’t is raising three kids on his net of be all bad) that just might get us report the public was being admitted About town J to Xenon, however, so its future as a about $275 a week. back in the maniacal groove again. Breeding ground forpresidents Moreover, the postal workers have Boys Famous Make Guys & Gals It has to do with discotheques, with mania mecca is questionable. The Day By Day group of not beeli hit by the rise in consumer Polo Shirts & Tank Tops dancing is the least part of it. Alcoholics Anonymous will Jog Shorts By STEVE GERSTEL the Senate to serve as Johnson’s treaty despite its ratification. Hatch prices at an annual rate of about 10 Its focus at present is an establish- And there is just the hint of a meet tonight at 8 at Center Orig. 5.00 to 8.50 Orig. 5.00 8 6.00 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Without veep. is trying to milk every issue that percent since Jan. 1. They’ve got that Beyond the Balance Sheet ment on the fringes of Manhattan's possibility that a dramatic change Congregational Church. giving a thought to Jimmy Carter or —In 1972, Nixon trounced Sen. comes by to establish his credentials. “cost-of-living” adjustment as a theater district called Studio 54, a may be in the making. The media, AA contact is available 24 1.99 to 3.99 3.99 the problems of plagiarism, how George McGovern, D-S.D. The best-known of the Senate cushion. Now they want a hefty wage hours daily by calling 646- converted theater which has become which can usually be counted upon to Handsome stripe & solid colors. Poly cotton contrast stripes. Boys many senators look in the mirror and And in 1976, Carter had to fend off a Republicans is their leader, Howard boost as well. 2355. Perhaps there was once a time wonder, then, that we contribute The Place to while away what help these things along, has been Sizes 4 to 7 from 1.99, and 8 to 20 & girls sizes 7 to 20. decide, “Why Not The Best?” field of senators — Jackson, Bayh, Baker of Tennessee. Meanwhile, official government when business generally felt that hundreds of thousands of dollars remains of a night. Things don't real- showing more interest of late in the from 2.99 Probably more than anyone ever Church — and others to win the Baker, who came close to getting figures reveal that postal workers’ First Church of Christ,^ community involvement and social annually to such institutions as ly get movin^ntil after midnight. goings on outside than the doings in- knows. Democratic nomination. the vice presidential nomination in hourly wages have gone up 87 percent Scientist, will have its' action were none of its business. If part of our corporate giving at In additioi^ the usual heavy-on- side. The television cameramen in regular meeting, including The lure of using the Senate as the 1968 and in 1976, has made no secret since 1971, compared to a 64 percent so, that time is long gone. United Technologies. the-decibels music and cloSe- particular are focussing on the testimonies of healing, springboard for a run at a presiden- A little more than two years before of some day going after the top spot. rise for private non-farm workers. So No longer can business build Take the arts. A company seek- encounter lighting. Studio 54 features rejected rather than the accepted. tonight at 8 at the church, tial nomination is hard to resist. the 1980 national conventions, it Depending on Carter’s vulnerability, much for the argument that govern- walls around its factories and of- ing to attract and keep good waiters racing about in gym shorts, a Such exposure can be everything in 447 N. Main St. The Boys & Girls Girls Skirts Even in the prospect of using the seems almost certain that more than he might try 1980 or wait for 1984. ment employes should be paid on a fices. Nowadays, it knows it cannot employees is interested in helping franticaliy milling mob inside and, the mania business. Could it be that meeting is open to all. Oshkosh Painter Pants Super Values vice presidency as an escalator stop one senator is going to hit the cam- scale comparable to workers in the detach itself from the concerns of to build a quality cultural environ- on good nights, even more milling the coming thing is not getting past Orig. 10.00 to 13.00 on the way to the top has very willing paign trail in search of the nomina- Among other Republican society and the communities in ment in its community. So in- Rog. 10.00 8 12.00 outside. the rope? Are the outsiders on their private sector. The bylaws revision recruits in the Senate. tion. possibilities—all closer to the liberal committee of Second which it functions. For it is an in- teliigent support of the arts is a Many feel called to The Place, but way to becoming the real insiders? The election in 1976 of Jimmy Among Republicans, much wing — are Charles Percy of Illinois, We’ve got here some crazy coun- Congregational Church will separable part of the social fabric, legitimate business response to a 4.99 1.99 to 3.99 few are chosen to pass the zealously Sorry, Liza. Pretty pastels, cool whites and Carter, a one-term Georgia gover- depends on what Ronald Reagan who had an “exploratory” com- try. We pick on tiny Chile for human meet tonight at 7:30 at the with responsibilities that go beyond community need. Genuine Oshkosh painters pants with lots of pockets. Sizes 7 to 16. more for girls 7 to 14. nor, who beat Gerald Ford, a con- plans to do. Should he give it still mittee going before Ford announced rights violations while fawning on church. the balance sheet. Thus, this year, we’ve enlarged gressman who reached the White another whirl, the number of he would run; Charles Mathias of that gargantuan prison camp known Business today is applying itself our direct support of the arts in Ask President Carter House by accident, did not kill the no- senatorial entries would be cut. Maryland, Who In 1976 talked of jum- as Communist China. We depend on The leadership team of and its resources to social problems Connecticut through corporate North United Methodist tion that the Senate is the breeding If Reagan rides into retirement. ping in to give Republicans a non- the Arabs for oil at exhorbitant and community needs on a larger grants totaling more than $500,000 Ask President Carter. Church is scheduled to grounds for presidents. Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, is cer- conservative choice; and Lowell prices, but issue export licenses so scale than ever. Not that corpora- to help the opera, the ballet, the That's right, ask the president. meet tonight at 7:30 at the In fact. Carter’s troubles may have tain to make his bid. The GDP’s 1976 Weicker of Connecticut. we can ship an oil “glut” in Califor- tions have sprouted halos. They’ve symphony, and other cultural Girls Colorful Boys Swim Trunks We will see that your letter is hand-delivered to reinforce the feeling among senators church. vice presidential candidate is With Carter in the White House, nia to foreign customers. just gotten smarter. They’ve smart- groups. the White House. that they — above all others — are Knit Tops Many Popular Styles Our reporter in Washington, Lee Roderick, whose already the closest thing to an active there is less speculation among And now — with mail service still The Prayer Group of ened up over the yea'rs to realize We view our grants as a business qualified to lead the country. Orig. 5.00 to 9.00 Orig. 5.00 to 9.00 coiumn and commentary you see on the editorial candidate going. Democrats. lousy — we’ve got the postal unions Emanuel Lutheran Church that when society does well, so does investment. Our return on our in-

pages of The Herald, will deliver your letters to the Two other possibilities from the Sen. Edward Kennedy, who beats telling taxpayers to drop dead, will meet Thursday at 10 business. vestment is in an enhanced quality 1.99 to 3.99 White House and will ask for a written response to The feeling that the Senate is the party’s conservative wing — both Carter and everyone else in the polls, a.m. in the church library, 2.99 to 4.99 retroactively, that they want theirs When employees are healthy, of life, a better place for our people Racing trunks, boxer waists, them. best jumping-off point for a presiden- with little national recognition — are is ajways mentioned but he steadfast- and let the price of a postcard climb followed by a meeting of to work and live, an improved Great value In a great collection tial race can easily be justified by they work better. When the popu- for girls 7-14. handsome styles. Sizes 4 to 7 Ask President Carter about anything you like: his Paul Laxault of Nevada and Orrin ly insists he is going with Carter in to 20 cents. At the same time, thanks ' the care and visitation climate for our operations. What four of the last five elections: comihittee at 11:15. lation is well-educated, chances are from 1.99. Sizes 8 to 20 from 2.99 Garter foreign policy, his reasons why he favors the labor Hatch of Utah. 1980 and remains content in the to the new 15-cent stamp, the we contribute helps us by benefiting reform bill, his thoughts about Proposition 13 and —In 1960, John F. Kennedy, the it makes better decisions affecting Laxalt won his spurs and plaudits Senate. taxpayers will finance an $826 million business operations. When people the community, the institutions, the tax revolt that is sweeping the country. junior senator from Massachusetts, from all sides for his leadership in A prayer meeting is annual bill for government mailings, ' scheduled for tonight at 7 are doing well financially, they’re and the public whose support we What about the Panama Canal treaties? His defeated Richard Nixon, who left the the fight against the Panama Canal up by $110 million. ‘ human rights policy? His domestic programs? His Senate to serve two terms as vice at the Presbyterian more likely to appreciate competi- need as a business organization. Jimmy Carter’s inflation czar, First time ever suggestions on curbing inflation? president. Church, 43 Spruce St. The tive capitalism than socialism. In all the high-flown rhetoric of Robert Strauss, is said to be Christian Brigade and Send your letters to “Ask President Carter” and —In 1964, Lyndon Johnson, who We wonder why it took some in late about corporate social respon- send them to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, “reasoning” with the postal unions. ’ Pioneer Girls of the church Boy's Girl’s Teen’s Student gave up the powerful post of Senate Thought business so long to figure these sibility apd philanthropy, there’s a Manchester, Conn., 06040. Watch, it Strauss, If you’re conscious ’ will also meet at 7 at the Democratic leader to be Kennedy's things out and to discern that the in- tendency to lose sight of what it Levi’s Corduroy & Denim Jeans We have set a deadline of July 12, Wednesday, for they’ll hit you again. church. vice president, beat Sen. Barry terests of business are so intertwined takes for business to do all the good your letters to reach us, and we will then send them But how can they call on his if they basis of what we preach? If it is things expected of it. It takes suc- to Roderick in Washington. Goldwater, R-Ariz. haven’t believed in him? And how ourselves, then preachers give out with those of society as a whole. Car Take education. Our business cess in the competitive arena. Spe- now 25% off Itocleriek When you get your response, tell us; we^d like to —In 1968, Nixon, resurrected by the can they believe in him if they what hearers already have. print those responses. GOP after eight years out of politics, haven’t heard him? How can they Insurance success as a high-technology corpo- cifically, it takes profits. A com- “How can men preach if they’re Plying too mucti edged Hubert H. Humphrey, who left hear if nobody preaches? 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Kuhl On the other hand, there is a com- plans for an 11-unit luxury-type gar- Zion Evangelical den apartment. mission for preachers. What is the Lutheran Church

‘" T ' ’ - — » PAGE SIX - MANCHESTEiB EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June a , im ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 28. 1 9 7 8 PAGE SEVEN La k e resort fears F r i t o-Lay ‘sigh t pollution Teachers staff cut plan regulation limiting structural heights Construction is scheduled to start in the fifth sun belt company to es- KILLINGLY (UPI) - ResidenU of About 60 irate lake area property use because of the rail siding, ’Ibe policy itself must also be negotiated, he more than mistake," he said. owners told the Killingly Planning to 50 feet. mid-July. tablish a plant in Connecticut in one , B y C H R IS B L A K E 'T«'- •Also, the union may file a grievance about a rural lake resort are furious CoIIemer said. ’The board approved said, changes in working conditions, including and Zoning Commission Monday Donalson said the structure wili Planning and Zoning Com- year. He said he thinks it’s a trend. ) Herald Reporter new forms which teachers must fill out to because they claim Frito-Lay Inc. of the plans because "the economic ad- layoff procedures, are subject to negotiations, night the |20 million manufacturing spoil the view because of its visibility, missioner Richard CoIIemer said Gov. Ella T. Grasso called the meet state requirements for reimbursement. Dallas plans to spoil their view with a vantages to the whole town far out- EAST HARTFORD - The East Hartfdfd he said. and distribution plant will create fronv every point around the lake. He most of the structure will be 30 feet company’s announcement “welcome Teachers are being asked to fill out “In- tower of tortilla chips. weigh the objections of some Education Association plans to show its dis- The kchool administration has formed an objected to the coi^mlssion’s waiver dividual Education Progress” forms, which Frito-Lay announced Tuesday it "sight pollution.” high and he estimated only eight per- residents who are worried about news.” satisfaction with the Board of Education’s evaluation committee of about 14 members to “Next we’ll have New York City because he said it could be the start cent of the lake residents will be able sight pollution.” The plant, which Is to be completed new reduction in force policy. devise and execute an evaluation system. ’The measure the goals and ohjectives for each will build its first New England plant of a tower-building trend in the quiet near the shore of Alexander’s Lake in right her in our backyard,” property to see the storage section. The project was widely supported in 1980, will eventually employ 600 ’The teachers’ association will file an unfair committee includes school administrators, child. ’They are also being asked to fill out country town. people. The only other Fritos plant in northeastern Connecticut. Plans in- owner Patrick Donalson, one of the “There are about 385 cottages, by Killingly business groups, he said. ■ labor complaint to the state Labor Relations principals, teachers, and supervisors. “Status Investor” forms which measure each Frito-Lay spokesman Ron some seasonal, some year round; ' the northeast is outside Binghamton, clude a 75 to 100-foot structure to plant’s opponents, said at the State Commerce Commissioner ^ Board Friday because it objects to the criteria Waxenberg said he has sent a letter to the child’s progress. MacFarland said the plant, which more than likely, out of them, “They are asking teachers to fill these store finished Frito-Lay products, hearing. Edward Stockton said Frito-Lay Is N.Y. ■ ' - being used to evaluate teachers under the school administration asking it to consult with The commission granted Frito-lay will be among the largest of the com- possibly 25 or 30 residents may get a the teachers’ association on these evaluations. forms out on their own time,” he said. such as Doritos tortilla chips, Lays reduction in force policy. permission to build the storage facili- pany’s 38 plants throughout the coun- glance at the tower,” he said. ‘"That “State law says that any evaluation system I “Teachers shouldn’t have to fill these forms and Ruffles potato chips, and Friths The policy,is a procedure for laying'off ty up to 100 feet high, waiving a try, will employ 350 people initially. leaves 92 percent without a sight for employees must be mutually agreed upon out on weekends and their free time.” ' corn chips. Firm transfer proceeds teachers. Teachers are ranked according to problem.” several factors, including seniority and by management and the union,” he said. Waxenberg added, “Our convention id that Acton Corp. of Acton, Mass., MacFarland said the structure HARTFORD (UPI) — The transfer “quality of performance.” Waxenberg also said the EHEA.will file a this is a negotiable item.” isn’t really a tower; it’s just a part of of a bankrupt (jonnecticut company offered to pay $8.2 million for the ' Mark Waxenberg, president of the teachers’ complaint about a mix-up over payment of Firms t to move offices the building that will be 75 to 100 feet to a Massachusetts firm is now in company, but only if the sale was association, said the only stipulation in the salaries for teachers two weeks ago. Teachers high. He said it will be hidden from process following a series of last closed by the end of June. Under Ac- present contract for reduction policy layoffs is were supposed to have received their final Mother faces exam First National Stores Inc. last view by land contours and trees. ton’s plan, only a portion of the HARTFORD (UPI) - First payroll, computer and advertising minute court maneuvers. through seniority. checks in two equal payments. WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - A 17-year-old month merged with Pick N Pay He said the company chose the 59.5 money owed to creditors and National Supermarkets Inc. will operations to a Windsor Locks Stockholders of National Under the new policy, however, a “skip Due to a mistake, however, some teachers mother accused of manslaughter in the death warehouse. That relocation is to be Supermarkets Inc. of Cleveland and acre privately-owned parcel, part of debenture-holders will be paid. begin moving its Eastern Division Telephone Co. of South Windsor, ' over” clause allows teachers with less senori- received incorrect amounts-. Waxenberg said of her 17-month-old boy has been ordered to completed by the end of the year. now is known as First National Stockholders of National Telephone headquarters, with its 200 which is 200 feet from the lake, which listed $32 million in debts and ' ty to remain if they are considered “outstan- the administration took all deductions from undergo a psychiatric examination. A company spokesman said Supermarkets. will receive nothing. employees, from Somerville, Mass., because of access to rail lines, less than $9 million in assets, last ,ding." the first paychecks. He said one teacher Common Pleas Court Judge Philip Dwyer Tuesday the warehouse operation The headquarters in Hartford will But Chief U.S. District Court Judge received as little as two dollars in a paycheck to Hartford next month. sewage treatment facilities, and the week staged an 11th hour fight to “We’ve asked for negotiations because our said Tuesday there was some question about will create an estimated 1,000 to 1,100 house the company’s accounting and T. Emmet Claire denied the The company also is planning to labor market. block the sale. contract only speaks to seniority,” Waxenberg and had to take out a loan to pay for a planned Norma Caraballo’s ability to understand the jobs. executive operations. The land was zoned for industrial stockholders’ request to halt the sato vacation. move its buying, merchandising, said. “ Any additional criteria must be charge against her. negotiated.” “We are concerned that this might be a little Man sues 2 RAY’S ARMY & NAVY S Dancing during the Saengerhund over job [jiiiitf t f 805 Main SL. Manchester • 646-0762 As the Bernhardt Bavarian Band plays, dancers move about the floor of East Hartford Elks Club pavilion off Roberts Street Sunday referrals afternoon. Hundreds of people, mostly German-Americans, filled the HARTFORD (UPI) - A SUMMER SPECIALS pavilion from 9 a.m. to early evening Sunday. They danced, drank beer class action suit has been E v e r y o n e 's t a l k i n g and sang during the Saengerhund, an annual German-American event. filed against the Connec- FOR THE OUTDOORS (Herald photo by Chastain) ticut State Employment Service by a black man •AAU Jogging Shoes...... who claims he was denied job opportunities because ->Nylon Frame Backpacks...... ‘ 18*° even he lacks a high school Trailer park tenant diploma. •Vinyl Poncho’S ...... The suit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District •Swiss Army Knifo (Scoutor)... 4 Court on behalf of Melvin still fighting to stay Knighton. 35, of Hartford, who claims a state employ- McLain could not seek such damages in ment office would not give •Plus 10% OFF on... EAST HARTFORD— Weston McLain of 8 Cheyenne Road in the Rivermead court. He had to first go to the state Real him the names of prospec- ALL CA MPIN Q EQUIPMEN T Estate Commission and get his problems tive employers in the field includes Hiking Bools, Rubber Boats, Packs, Mobilehome Park is still in court fighting to keep his home in the park. straightened out. of his choice. Jig Judge Eli L. Cramer decided this week "1 am self-educated,” McLain has been scrapping with the that McLain can press his suit in court. He Knighton said Tuesday. "I park’s management since at least the fall O FFEtt EXPIRES JU LY 1st does not have to first go to the real estate don’t see why a piece of of 1976. He has claimed the managers of commission which oversees mobile home paper should determine the park use “dictatorial” powers. parks because the damages McLain seeks whether 1 get a job at this Attorney Peter Alter of Glastonbury has can't be given by the commission. late date in my life. I o n p r e s c r i p t i o n s | e v e r y o n e ! been representing V.C. Brewer & Son Inc. In the meantime, the summary process wasn't even given the op- which owns the Rivermead and Colonial Every p ill, ever. .y. preicrip tio n, en .v.Aerny. brand n nam ne fdi rriui ng., Ae vervy agaennf lei ,.c 'd^rruuga ...... T iS ^ case waits for court action also. portunity to sell myself to over 2,10 0 ilem« in a ll , . . a ll have been reduced . . . to give you e ve.i greater b u r n ew, even lower pric es are for everyone, every d ay, without h avin g to show parks in the southwest part of town. The a prospective employer.” two parks have about 424 mobile homes. Since September when the summary savin g *, at M edi M art. The price reductions are not for a lim it ^ num ber ot 9 senior citizen card or sim ilar gim m ick. A ll you need at M edi M art to take process matter was filed, McLain said The class action is on items, d a y* or peo ple. But for every prescription wo fill, every d ay for every a d van ta g e of our n ew, low prices, is your prescrip tio n. (O r bring us your empty Alter has said McLain is an living in the park has been quiet and behalf of “all black per- custom er. co ntain er an d w e'll c all your doctor and h ave the prescrip tio n transferre d here “undesirable” tenant who does not follow sons who lack high school for you.) the rules which make living so closely peaceful. His son, Michael, has finished the seventh grade at Hockanum School J or college degrees and who possible. have been or will be denied Yo u’ll sa v o from os little os .04 on so m e of t h ese items . . . to The latest court fight is over park and is set for the eighth grade there. employment referrals by a s m uch a s $ 1 .6 3 on o thers. For other p rices a n d sa v in g s ca ll y o ur n e a rest M e di M art D ru gstore. management’s summary process Having him finish eighth grade at the Connecticut State O u r N e w proceeding aimed at removing McLain, Hockanum which is a few blocks away was one big reason the McLains did not Employment Service Bra n d N a m e P r escrip t io n D ru gs Q t y. Lo w Price his family, and his mobile home from the (CSES) because of failure park. The suit began last September. want to move. 30 ' s 2 . 2 1 : Bra n d N a m e Prescrip tio n D ru gs to hold such degrees” ACTIFED T A BLHS McLain countered by seeking an injunc- He said he has gotten along with his i OO ' s 6 .7 6 neighbors. He has not had any conflicts The suit, filed by At- AID O M ET 2S0 m g. TABS (Methyidopa) LO M OTIL TABS tion to bar further pressing of the suit and 100 ' s 5 .9 9 torneys Peter F. Helwig APRESOLIN E 25 mg. TABS (Hydralazine) M O NISTAT 7 CREA M 47 gm. (Miconazole Nitrate) to seek damages for abuse of process, with Robert Burns, the park’s director, l OO ' s 7 .6 9 N ITRO GLYCERIN TABS through the winter. U and Donna L. Fatsi of BENEMID O.S g m . TABS (Probenecid) emotional injury, and excess charges for 1 0 .6 9 Burns could not be reached for com- Neighborhood Legal Ser- C A T APRES0.1 mg. TABS l OO ' s OVRAL utilities. 3 .2 9 vices Inc., named as defen- CYT O i W EL25 m cg.T A BS l OO ' s PERSA N TINE 25 m g. TABS Park management then claimed ment today. dants Peter A. Reilly, com- D ALM A NE 3 0 m g. CAPS (Flurazepam) 30 ' s 3 .9 9 . PRED NISO NE 5 m g. TABS missioner of the Connec- DILA N TIN 100 m g. CAPS (Phenyfoin) l OO ' s 2 .7 8 . PROBA N THINE 15 m g. TABS (Propantheline) 7 .9 7 ticut Department of Labor, D Y A ZIDE CAPS l O O ’s RETIN A CREA M 0 .0 5 % 20 gm. and the CSES of the state DYM ELOR 5 0 0 m g. TABS (Acetohexamide) l OO ' s 1 3 .7 9 TALWIN SO m g. TABS (Pentazocine) Many corners exempt labor department. EN D URO N 5 m g. TABS (Methyclolhiazide) I OO ' s 9 .6 9 THYROID 1 g r.T A BS Helwig said he believed H YDRO DIURIL SO m g. TABS (Hydrochlorolhiazide) l O O ’s 5 .3 7 TOFRA NIL 25 mg. TABS (Imipramine) N the suit was the first of its ISORDIL 5 m g. O ra l o r S.L. (Isosorbide) I O O ’s 4 .8 8 TOLIN ASE 250 mg. TABS (Tolazamide) fro m right-red turns I OO ' s 7 .9 9 kind in the nation against a LASIX 4 0 m g. TABS (Furosemide) TRIVIFLORT A BS I OO ' s 9 .5 9 state employment service. LIBRA X CAPS VID AYLIN F DROPS SO cc. HARTFORD (UPI) - State officials pedestrians get experienced, they can Knighton, who worked for ZYLOPRIM 300 m g. TABS (Allopurinol) who will implement a new Connecticut take signs down in some of the intersec- six years as a drug Quantities less than lisfeci above priced slig htly higher. law allowing right turns on red lights say tions they originally were concerned rehabilitation counselor, LISnRMINT DAISY2PK. scon about half the state's 3,500 intersections about.” said a state employment will be exempted for safety reasons. The Legislature approved the right turn office interviewer refused MOUTHWASH DISPOSABLE 12-CT. BABY AUEREST24-a.A on red law in its past session when federal to re fe r him to job A GARGLE SHAVER FRESH WIPES MEDI MART HAYFEVER& Connecticut's law is effective July 1, energy officials threatened to withhold openings for drug BABY SHAMPOO ALLERGY TABS 1979. Massachusetts will remain the only about $900,000 in fuel savings funds unless counselors because the state that stijl prohibits the turns. 3S*1 9 9 c the law was adopted. prospective employers had A spokesman for the state Transporta- The first disposable O ur reg. 45c eo. The number of posted intersections will said they wanted 24-oz. For clean tion Department said Connecticut in- applicants with high school breath a n d d a lly shaver develo ped Take-alo ng pack. 32-oz. M ild ond For relief from up be much higher in Connecticut than in the oral care. for w o m en. . tearless for boby's per respiratory other 48 states that allow right turns at tersections will be posted if they meet one diplomas or college allergies. hair. red lights. or more of seven conditions: degrees. • A railroad track passing within 200 Knighton said he was Edward MacDonald, director of energy GOOD NEWS ANACIN EVERYNIGHT feet. also a construction worker MEDI MART LANACANE ^ Ji SEA A SKI programs management for the energy 3-PK. DISPOSABLE PAIN RELIEVER SHAMPOOS BY division of the state Office of Policy and • A school crossing or one used by many for five years but was told ISOPROPYL CREAM SUNTAN LOTION elderly or handicapped people. he could not get a job in RAZOR lOO-TABS HELENE CURTIS um jl Management, said states that do allow the • If the driver’s left view is obstructed. that field because he Paper Plates ALCOHOL liilillsll MEDICATION OR TANNING OIL right turns have posted only 20 to 25 per- • An intersection of five or more roads. lacked a diploma. 1.39 cent of their intersections. Fast p ain relief for O O C O ur reg. • One heavily used by pedestrians, The suit seeks A state traffic engineer said Rhode The num b er one headoche, colds, 0 0 B 1.19 01.27 preliminary and perma- 8-oz. Choice of as Island has posted less than 10 of its 400 in- • An exclusive left turn lane or an ad- twin-blo d e dispos- body ache, and H H H i l M 4-oz. Accents your nent injunctions forbidding sorted scents. 16-02. Rubbing a l 1.2-oz. ScxDthes tersections. vance left turn signal. AUTO 69 cohol. L * itching an d b urnin g. e n tire sum m er ton. tbe CSES from continuing “They (other states) have found there's The spokesman said a preliminary study its policy, and unspecified some erosion in these numbers, shows the $420,000 appropriated for the r HARTZ /IS'^STlSHaL BLOCK OUT MacDonald said. "As drivers and signs will be adequate. damages to compensate SOLO COVER GIRL UDIES' 0 REPAIRS 2-in1FLEA MO-PEST STRIP J M f SUNSCREEN for lost employment oppor- POMPOM 2 ASSORTED tunities for Knighton. STYROCUPS tTKKCOlUR BY SEA t SKI > COLGATE INSTANT 1 ^ " 1 SHAVE CREAM LIPSTKKS SPORT SOCKS 1 K O O u r re g O ur reg. East Hartford p olice report j OPKS.QQc • ^ 7 1 . 6 9 W\l 2.98 # W 99c ...... •- -inirii i i r i r r i - r - i i T T - I I i i i i i r i - i f r r f n n r i T " ^ — l l l ^l l l t l ^f l l l l f 1 t l o ts a i m O f o r VTr 1 \ V A 3.5‘ Oz. lotion, 4-oz. L The w h ite collar A ll w hite one size restaurant on Silver Lane sometime 1 \ l | n cle ar lotion, or Jeannine Neff of 627 Stafford Road, O ur reg. 59c e a. ^ for cats an d d ogs. ^ mosquitoes in d o ors ^ 11-oz. Regular, Softens your lips as w ith assorted color between closing Monday night and the 1 3.5-oz. q el. ^ lim e or m enthol. you color them. pom poms. Stafford, was charged Tuesday with fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) at the •opening of the restaurant Tuesday mor- J. M. Fields store, 850 Silver Lane. Police ning. ^ — . 8 said they are not sure of Ms. Neff's age. Police aid entry was made through a FOLDING WOOD AND CANVAS fire door which was pried open. DHUXE D OUBLE BO N US OFFER She was released on a promise to appear DIREaGirS CHAIR in court July 17. Police said the burglar broke a cigarette DOUBLE HIBACHI GRILL machine and stole about $100. A cash Our^ eg. 5.99 $100 O F F! register was robbed of about $83. Police Tw o g rillse o c h w ith ^ FILAA PRCXESSIN G Norma Jones, 22, of Hartford was are investigating. their own height ad- . charged Tuesday with fourth-degree u$tment. ' 'A n y roll of 110 or 126 Kcxiok, larceny (shoplifting) at J. M. Fields. She FUJKOLORF-11 G A F, Fuji-color film brought to Two brothers were charged Tuesday MEN'S A WOMEN'S 20-EXPOSURE M edi M art w ith coupon thru was held on $1,000 bond and was scheduled with for risk of injury to a minor. Robert to appear in court today. Ms. Jones gave a ZORIES not 126 FILM Ju ly 15, 1978 to be d evelo ped and Richard Brown, both 23, of 45 an d prin ted in our la b. false address, police said. Police said she Magnolia Drive were charged because O ur reg. 59c MH Plastic san d als in O ur reg. told them she lives at 1050 Main St., which ______#000 M W I MART COUPON they allegedly gave marijuana to a assorted colors. VTrEA.1.39 is the address of the G. Fox department juvenile, policesaid. store. They were presented in court Tuesday tee film and released on a promise to appear in IrKlu d e d w ith finishe d prints court. w ill be a coupon for o FREE ROLL There was a break-in at the Mr. Steak of our Reg. $1.09 Fuji-color 110 or 126 prin t film , 12 exposures. East Hartford flr> ca lls ] 940SIL1 SR B RErii ^ riU R T F O R D Monday, 12:16 Monday, 10:18 p.m.-Trash -4120 Monday, 9:58 a.m,—Medical fire at Main Street and call to Ecology Drive. p.m.-Medical call to Forbes Street and Woodycrest Drive. Naubuc Avenue. Monday, 11 a.m.—Medical Monday, 1;50 p.m.-Medical call to 151 Silver Lane. Monday, 2 p.m.-Medical call to 1050 Forbes St. call to 395 Main St. Monday, 11:27 Monday, 11:14 a.m.—Medical call to M?rtin Monday, 3:04 p.m.-Medical ^ Ufwii#elFylwGvVd4meiidime7r«iwlr«wHampshire. He cap with blue and white tassels. dance by, alone. $12,824 in Title I funds for an inten- joined the Navy before the end of Robert Jaclyn. He is seven years She said, “We must look forward to students this past year, 91 are from away from retirement and suspects Honor students had gold tassels on And to kiss our youth goodbye. low-income homes making its sive reading program for low-income World War H. When he got out in tomorrow, knowing that each, and Bolton High School graduates listen to the Senteio, former principal of Bolton Elemen- children attending the St. Rose he will not take it when he can. He their caps. percentage 41,9, 1948, he took a job at Hamilton Stan- Is all so true, that one day it will every one of us will change as we charge to graduates being delivered by John tary School. (Herald photos by Chastain) Parochial School. The program is to enjoys his work too much. For The welcome was delivered by The Silver Lane School off Silver dard in Windsor Locks where he leave us open and clean? strive for happiness and security. help another 20 children there. leisure, he works around his house, Leslie Ferguson and the invocation Lane and Mercer Avenue has the stayed until joining the town force in Realization that we all leave Good luck to us all.” The town's application has been hunts, and fishes. by the Rev. Robert Cronin of St. most low-income children with 114 Officer Ainsley “Woody” Woodward driv^ down an East 1961. Maurice Church. strongholds and fortresses to find Scholarships and awards totaling sent to the state Board of Education $4,600 were presented by Robert iwiin but its larger number of students new ones. for its approval. Hartford street on routine patrol. (Herald photo by Barlow) Challenges class' 2 1309) makes it percentage 36.9. To comprehend that what we leave Murdock, president of the Bolton The rest of the town's schoois and Joseph Haioburdo, Board of will always be behind us forever. Scholarship Fund, Inc. their percentages of low-income Education chairman, in his address The charge to the candidates was children are: Mayberry 23.8; Center to the graduates, challenged them to Laugh, and remember things we all delivered by John Senteio, former 22.2; Norris, 19.6; Burnside. 15.5 ^ Group to turn barn use the education and experiences shared, things that we laughed at and principal of Bolton Elementary Sunset Ridge, 12.9; Hockanum, 9 Area bulletin board they have and will receive and apply things that we wept upon. School. it to some form of public office. He O'Brien, 8.3; EHHS, 7.7; Pitkin, 7.2 Shares memories recommended serving on a school But, when we go; in our hearts and 'Stevens, 6,2; O’Connell, 4,9; Penney Chicken barbecue minds we feel sadness. VERNON - Relocation of semi-trailer category in a recent into nature center board. Senetio said he was pleased to 3.6; McCartin, 2.9; Goodwin, 1.3 HEBRON—Gilead Congregational It’s all irrelevant because back here Rockville General Hospital’s truck roadeo held in Milford. After the address, the five leading share in the graduation in Bolton, a Barnes, 1.2; Langford, 1.1; and Sye, Church of Hebroit will have its annual we experienced our youth. emergency department entrance, As a top winner in his category, students were recognized. They are town which has very pleasant 0. chicken barbecue July 8 from 5 to VERNON - The Friends of Valley the Suburban Women's Club of Ver- . necessitated by construction of the Toce and four other first place David Teller, valedictorian; Susan And who, tell me who, ever forgets memories for him. The town has claimed the top five 6:30 p.m. at the church. Tickets may Falls Park, a group formed to non, Ellington and Tolland Inc. has : He said, “No one can afford to turn new Belding Wing, has been com- winners, will compete in the National Schiavettl, salutatorian; and Jeffrey youth?” schools in terms of percentages of be obtained by calling Harvey promote nature appreciation, will made a donation earmarked for down an egotistical privilege when low-income children are eligible for pleted. Truck Roadeo to be held in St. Louis, D ;sruisseaux, 643-9679, Jim Derby, meet July 5 at the park at 7:30 p.m. organizational activities, including a ' Winkler, Deborah Pullo and Steven Schiavelti address Mo., Aug. 23-26. Gagnon. friends call and ask for a favor.” Title I money. They are Willowbrook, Area residents are advised by 643-8703, or Ken Ellis, 228-9075. The ETOUD will tour the bam on descriptive brochure. The salutatorian address was hospital officials that the emergency All first place winners in the In her senior address Sandra Senteio related several incidents Silver Lane, Mayberry, Center and EMTs complete course Valley Falls Road and then meet at delivered by Miss Schiavetti. She involving the graduates that Norris in that order. All have gotten entrance is now adjacent to the main Connecticut competition received a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tomaszewski told the graduates, Twenty Emergency Medical Council meetings “Most of us have been together since said, “Like birds in captivity happened when they were in elemen- Title I monies before. door at the front of the Maxwell special Barnick GMC trophy award Burke on Bolton Road. awaiting their release, we have an- Building on Union Street. in appreciation of their efforts. Technicians of the Hebron Volunteer The Town Council has scheduled . our first years of school, picking up tary school. Fire Department have recently A slate of officers for the coming ticipate our graduation, the day He also talked about his concern The temporary emergency en- Soccer registration year will be presented for action and two meetings for the summer, July new friends and losing old ones. But finished a refresher training course. 10 and Aug. 7, but gave the mayor the we have always been one body when we will be released forever with drug and alcohol problems in- trance will be used until the $2.1 SOUTH WINDSOR - The Recrea- the group will discuss details of in- from high school. But is total libera- million addition is completed. It is All members have completed the authority to call special meetings if enjoying a comaraderie which in volving youth. He said he is “angry, tion D epartm ent w ill hold corporating. tion possible? Couple sues expected construction will be com- required 81 hour emergency course needed. many ways will end this day. concerned and unhappy about the registrations for its summer soccer offered by the State Department of The group was specifically formed "Obviously, we can achieve this effect of drug-related problems in pleted in about 18 months. to promote and preserve the town- It was originally planned not to “With each passing year, positive program Thursday from 6 to 7:30 Health. schedule any regular meetings . influences in the form of fellow freedom in the physical sense. And youth, but the solution to those over insulation Limited emergency parking is p.m. in the cafeteria of the high owned Valley Falls Park. Members yet, the repetitious routines and available at the new entrance. Those who have finished the course during the summer, but some council classmates, teachers and parents problems must come from youth.” school. are: Fred Pettergil Jr., Vernon advocate recreational uses consis- He said, “Faith in youth is justified ROCKVILLE (UPI) - A Connec- Fireworks display tent with preserving the environment members felt there is too much work Boys and girls must be aged 6 to 14 Theriault, Geoffrey Kirkhan, Fred to do. because the young generation is less ticut couple is suing the manufac- VERNON — The fireworks display, in order to participate. Volunteer Speno, Chief William Borst, Leland and expansion of the nature educa- biased and prejudiced than previous turer, distributor and installer of coaches are needed. The program tion program. Councilman Robert Hurd was BBS class of 1978 put on by the Recreation Depart- Tinney, Merton Howard, Francis against such a move. He suggested generations.” foam insulation placed in their home will include clinics and games and a The town has provide materials, Deborah Elaine Howard, Robert David Teller ment, is scheduled for Monday night. Williams, Richard Bergeron, John that the council set some regular/ Daniel W. Assard, Donald W. Following the charge, the can- Susan Schiavetti John Senteio that they claim caused the woman special coaches clinic will be offered. and volunteers from Cheney Tech in M. Kauffman, Sarah R. King, Joseph Valedictorian The display will start as soon as it Hooker, Bruce DeGray, Ronald meetings in advance to allow council ' Assard, Andra Avens, Michael didates were present^ by School Salutatorian Former principal health problems when it emitted For more information call the Manchester, have provided the labor C. Kurys, C^thia Marie LeMonds, is dark enough. The Governor’s Saglio, Bruce Kalom, Donald Griffin, members to plan their summer. James Avens, Wendy E. Balch, Lin- Superintendent Raymond Allen. noxious gases. Footguard Band will present a con- recreation department, 644-2511. A. Pete Dellaire, Harvey to begin reroofing the bam, which da Mary Bastarache, Bruce William Steven Thomas Luchenbill, Thomas Diplomas were awarded by Haiobur- Norbert and Elizabeth Proulx of Councilwoman Marie Herbst > cert earlier in the evening. The Offices closed Desruisseaux and Ernest Welskopp. the organization would like to use as Bates, Jeffrey J. Behrmann, April James Maneggia, Julia A. Maulucci. do. . Vernon are asking for $250,000 in agreed noting that several cm- J a nature center. Dawn Bergstrom, Deborah Renee Raymond E. Myette Jr., Susan Carol program will be at the Legion Field SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town To maintain certification all mittees of the council are working on The principal’s address was damages for medical expenses and to off West Street and Legion Road, Two substantial gifts have recently Bideaux, Carron Mae Boyd, Robert Negro, Scott Michael Ovian, Jeffrey Hall offices will be closed July 4 in members must complete a refresher projects and reports that could be deliver^ by Joseph Fleming. The cover the cost of having the urea for- been received from area civic Alan Butkus, Susan Elizabeth Butter- G. Potterton, Deborah Jean Pullo, Sludy committee^ observance of Independence Day. training course every two years. The reviewed during the summer when benediction was by the Rev. John maldehyde foam removed from the groups. The Vernon recycling com- field, Kim Marie Churchill, Darlene Jeannette Irene Radlon, Lisa A. HEBRON — The Utilization Study They will be open from 8:30.a.m. to department has 23 certifi^ medical there isn’t so much routine business ' Parker. walls and attic floor of their home. mittee has provided funds for trail Lynn Decker, Denise Marie Martin. Reichert. Committee of the Hebron Elemen- 4:30 p.m., July 3. technicians and 11 certified medical to handle. The graduates marched out in a Their lawyer claimed in the suit response technicians. development and a trail guide and Matthew D; Dreselly, Robert C. Susan Ann Schiavetti, Lori Jeanne solemn recessional and headed for filed this week in Superior Court that tary School District will meet July 13 Bicycle auction Edwards, Leslie Joan Ferguson, Selbie, Kenneth W. Smith, Terry Ann at 7:30 p.m. in the library of the congratulations, picture taking and Mrs. Proulx continues to suffer VERNON — On Saturday, July 15, Hildee Mhrie Fontanella, Lori Ann Smith, Gary John Sobol, Joseph celebration. health problems after an Gilead Hill School. the Vernon Public Department, Franz, Steven Robert Gagnon, Thomas Stephens, Amalia Marie The committee has,yoted to have Hundreds of parents, relatives and D overexposure to the fumes. The in- assisted by the Vernon Police Joanne Gaudette, Edmond Stoupleworth, Linda M. Taylor, local realtor, Pete DeHhire, update a friends attend^ the ceremony. sulation has been taken out. Explorers Unit 800, will conduct a Christopher Godreau, Donna Jean Da«d Brant Teller, Laura Marie list of potential building lots and Ushers for last night’s program Named as defenants are the in- bicycle auction of some 36 bicycles Tierney, Joel P. Tobias, Sandra Jean available acreages, by Sept. 15. June 29th, 30th, July 1st Griffin, Alberto J. ,Grimal(U, Karen were Carole Rose, Katherine staller, New England Energy and other items of various value. Frances Hanna, Doreen Ellen Hills, Tomaszewski, Kim A. Ulm, Jeffrey Churilla, Ann Stoppleworth, Michelle Systems of Ellington; the dis- Uoadeo winners Officer William Yetz said the Charles Hudson Hilton, Greggory Laijce Winkler. Cancour, Karen Godreau and Karen tributor, Cell-Tech Foam Insulation BOLTON — Thomas J. Russell, of bicycles are a variety of sizes and ONLY Kevin Hoar. Manning. Products of Weedspot, N.Y., and the Bolton, a truck driver for Getty makes and vary in condition from manufacturer, Rapco Foam Inc. of Refining and Marketing, came in good to bad. All are bicycles that New York City. third in the category of five-axle have been found and unclaimed, and LaRosa death The suit said the installer and dis- Call the Job ^oaril N tractor semi-trailers during the are at least one year old. tributor tried to get rid of the fumes national truck roadeo held recently The auction will start at 10 a m, BOLTON — Bolton residents who Bolton High School. a homicide by applying more chemicals, but only in Milford. with a public inspection pf the items The library now has available for Vernon Police received informa- cau s^ more damage to the house. want yard work, baby-sitting, win- (>uin^ to nuliunuls one hour before. It will be in the rear dow cleaning or other jobs done loan cassettes, framed art prints and tion today from the Connecticut State The foam material does not usually of the Memorial Building on Park Medical Examiner’s office regarding SOUTH WINDSOR - Robert G. during the summer may call Bentley puzzles. emit toxic fumes “except as the Place, Rockville. No claims for the the death of Mrs. Susan LaRosa, of Toce, of South Windsor, a truck Memorial Library to hire a student. The library is open Monday result of defect or negligence,” the suit items will be accepted once a sale is through Friday from to 5 and 7 to 9 Ward Street, Rockville. said. driver for First National Stores, took The number is 646-7349. 2 made. In case of rain another date The Job Board is being offered p.rf. It will be closed Saturdays Mrs. LaRosa’s badly decomposed top position in the four-axle tractor body was found in a wooded area of will be scheduled. through the cooperation of the duimgig JulyJ and August. library, Bolton Center School and Interstate 86 on May 18. She was reported missing in June, 1975. Lab tests have determined that A r e a p o l i c e r e p o r t Mrs. LaRosa was the victim of a Sheltered Workshop lease 3 homicide though no clues were un- C covered during a search of the Armand Comeau, 49, of 15 Chap- Tuesday with breach of peace after a wooded area. TOPS PANTS man St., East Hartford, was charged disturbance on Vernon Avenue, Her disappearance was one to he drawn by school board Tops In Cool Summer Fabric — Tuesday with disorderly conduct in Rockville. thought to— be-- _ related___ — to— —-the dis- ■ connection with a disturbance on ^ e was released on a promise to appearance of two other area girls Cottons, Tarries, BATHING SUITS West Main Street in Rockville. appear in court July 11. _ about five years ago. Police now say BARBARA RICHMOM) ment, those children will be housed for the maintenance, upkeep, in- He was released on a $50 surety Bruce P. Clark, 29, of 26 Judson cases are unrelated. in the regular school building. Poly / Cotton Blends Herald Reporter surance and such. bond. Court date is July 11, Ave., Easi Hnrtford, was charged Any and all information concerning The board has agreed to spend $3,- Michael Murray, president of the Assorted Colors with operating while his license is un- VERNON - The Talcottville Deborah H. Kellem, n , of 199 the case will be investigated fully, 000 to do some renovating at Talcottville Association, told the CULOTTES der, suspension. Court date is July 11. Association for Exceptional Children Woman’s and Jun ior Sizes South St., Rockville, was charged police say. Northeast to provide for the board that renovations, start-up will have to incorporate in order to kindergarten students. money, and operating costs will be sign a lease with the town for use of The lease with the Talcottville funded through Goodwill Industries the Poliwog School for a Sheltered Association will probably be for one and the workshop will be a non- Workshop. year at the start. This is what the profit, economically self-sufficient Two place Jadwt Draaaas • lunimar Sundrassas, The Board of Education, earlier board's attorney is recommending. endeavor. 2 this month, after considering several Paasant Styla Two Placa Skirt Sail It will also probably contain The association committee said requests for use of the building, provisions that the building can be Woman's and Junior Sizos 24th there are 20 to 25 young people in agreed to allow the Talcottville used by that group only, unless area towns who would profit from the Association to lease it. special permission is given by the • YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP The building has served as a workshop. There is such a workshop Cash board. in Manchester which now serves SHOP EARLY AND LEISURELY 6 DAYS kindergarten annex to the Northeast Many The Sheltered Workshop will have some of the area clients but it is Master- THURS. 'TIL 9 P.M. WITH THE HELP Elementary School but because of ANNIVERSARY ASKCNG. to pay to update the building to comp- reaching its capacity. Gharie (ttiadveitiseil) OF FRIENDLY. COURTEOUS SALES LADIES the decline in kindergarten enroll- ly with fire code laws and also pay Specials .Vba 757 MAIN ST. 8 DOWNTOWN 3rd Big Week MANCHESTER ZBA sets hearing ■ It can save you plenty of money and energy if you replace with SOUTH WINDSOR — The South Windsor Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, July 6 NEW SUMMER HOURS natural g a s . . . and you’ll get a $9.95 Shower Head FREE! at 7:30 p.m. to consider the following applications: MANCHESTER OFFICES • Iannis J. and Joan M. Sullivan, 74 Felt Road, request HARTFORD NATIONAL SANK 20% to 50% Savings E$P. Energy Savings Payback, The impressive dollars you'll save when a variance to allow a building lot at the rear of the same Purchase One Item at Regular Cost and Purchase SALE address. you replace your conventional water heater with a new. more efiicieni gas • Martin Bieber, 3 Camelot Drive, Bloomfield, FIRST MANCHESTER A Second Item of Equal Value or Less for *1,00 water heater Based on a national average, a conventional gas water requests a temporary and conditional permit for one year S » 5 MAIN ST. THURSDAY t AM-S PM Sale Applies Only to Summer Merchandise heater uses 3146 thermal units during its (average) 10-year tile, whereas for storage of tires in two tobacco sheds at Newberrv a new generation gas water hqater uses only 2422 CONNECTICUT Farm. ’ MANCHESTER QREEN 621 EAST MIDDLE TPKE FRIDAY S AM-6 PM Clearance on Boys & Girls thermal un(ts in the same period At today's rates in this • Rosalie Bartula, 39 Barbara Road, requests a NATURAL GAS area, the comparative lilehme operating costs are; varianee to allow placement of an above ground pool MIDDLE TURNPIKE Spring ahi| Summer Merchandise CORPORATION closer to the sideline than permitted at the same address. 320 WEST MIDDLE TPKE THURSDAY t AM-6 PM /I pai/t to flay icilh gat • Down To Earth Garden and Florist Shop, 818 Sullivan 4 we feature the Conventional gas water h e a te r...... $1,251.00 Avenue requests a temporary and conditional permit for NORTH MANCHESTER New efficient gas water h e a te r...... 963.00 120 days to allow a vegetable stand at the same address. 220 N. MAIN ST. WEDNESDAYS AM-6 PM top braws for boy and girls & preps Energy Savings Payback $ 288.00 If you don’t live on CNG nat- • Arnold and Theresa Coughlin, 328 Burnham St., Effective July l$t 1 ' SIZES ural gas lines. Inquire about requests a variance to allow construction of a two car thru August Sill. CNQ’s subsidiary, FUELS, garage and breezeway at the same address. MANCHEmPARKAOE MONrPRi i o i o f fTOM LCOm t. Infants 6-24 mos. • Toddler 2-4 yrs. It you replace your water healer with a new A 0. Smith • Edward W. Kasheta Jr., 95 Went Road, requests a INC., which can serve you with Girls • Boys Conservationist between now and October 1. 1978, bottled gas appllinces and variance to allow a building lot with less than the HARTFORD I^nONAL SAT. 10 to e 4-6X, 7-14 4-7, 8-12 required frontage at Kasheta Farm. Preps 14-20 you’ll receive a $9.95 SaverShower shower head bottled gas. Call HaiKord • Albert Barnett, 146 Pine Knob Drive, requests a tem- (The Ihvorite Person) MNK (shown) Free, with which you'll save even more energy 525-0111. New Britain 223- 2774. Greenwich 869-6900. porary and conditional permit for two years to allow a and money. Call CNG today and lind out about E$P. two family dwelling at the sathe address. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 28. 197B- PAGE ELEVEN

PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978 C Obituaries 1 Ten. dentists agree Water study delayed, 55,132 fans salute classic game Funeral Home, 98 Webster St., with a to w or k at clin ic in June which are played witn as played as if it were the seventh trying to score from second. James J. Leavitt mass at 9 in Blessed Sacrament NEW YORK (U Pl) - was fitting they won. ’The real last eight innings. Lyle pitched the James J. Leavitt, 62, of 207 winner, however, was baseball. much intensity. game of the World Series. “When a guy makes a throw like last three to gain the victory. Church, East Hartford. Burial will be Ten dentists so far have met in July and that HUD officials concerned They came to Yankee Glenwood St. died eariy this morning Abner Doubleday should have ”It was a real good game,” said “It wasn’t necessarily the end of that you think you have the game "All this win means is that we in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, agreed to work one day a money will be available for the Stadium by the thousands to at Manchester Hospitai. He was the bepn there. Nettles, whose ^13th homer came the season if we lost, but we would in the bag,” said Zimmer. don’t have any pitchers for Bloomfield.. month in Manchester’s dental clinic. Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer ad- The town is seeking a referendum ques- husband of Mrs. Margaret Toman cheer Ron Guidry Tuesday “If the people didn’t get their . off Dick Drago foHowing a walk to have been really down,” said •Even in losing, however, the tomorrow,” Martin said. “We’re Friends may call at the funeral clbilc which is scheduled to The committee Tuesday ministrator for the Town of Manchester, tion to approve borrowing money for Im- Leavitt. night and stayed until money’s worth, then forget it,” Roy White. “There was good Nettles. Even with the victory, the Red Sox pined some measure of really short.” home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. open sometime nSxt fall. looked at the architect’s plans said today that he does not expect a full provements. Mr. Leavitt was born Oct. 21,1915, Red Sox Manager Don Zimmer pitching and good defense. It also Yankees still trail the Red Sox by satisfaction by tiring out the "W e put a drain on their Although the Community for the layout which Includes report on a study of the town’s water dis- To meet federal guidelines for com- Wednesday morning to in Medford, Mass. Mrs. F. Stanley Irwin said of the 55,132 fans who paid was the hottest day we’ve had. I 8 Vt games in the American Yankees’ pitching staff. Guidry, pitching," concurred Zimmer. Development block grant three operating rooms — two tribution system by Friday. pleting such Improvements, the town has., salute a classic. Before his retirement in 1975, he Mrs. Mabel C. Irwin,‘'70, of 15 EIro said that November is the latest a referen- their way into Yankee Stadium to had home run on my mind when I League East. trying for his 13th consecutive vic- “They have to play a double- funds are being withheld until for practicing dentists and one Weston St Sampson, the Boston The New York Yankees beat the worked at Stanadyne Co., Wilson. St. died Tuesday night at Manchester see the two American League went up there. It was getting ’The game featured a half dozen tory, finally pitched a bad game hpder with Milwaukee tomorrow the town m eets certain for the dental hygienist. engineering firm that is doing the study, dum vote should take place. Boston Red Sox 6-4 in 14 innings on Other survivors are a son, James arch-rivals in combat. " It was one tiring. I think both teams were outstanding defensive plays, in- and taken out in the seventh, for- night while we go to the swimming Memorial Hospital. She was the wife requirements, the dental ’Hid committee felt that it had said that the study might be done by Jodaitis still Is hopeful that the Graig Nettles’ two-run homer, but T. Leavitt of Manchester; a brother, helluva game: It had the same happy to get it over with.” cluding a sensational throw to the cing Yankees Manager Billy Mar- pool.” of F. Stanley Irwin. health clinic committee of the would be better to equip just March. ’There were delays, however, and November referendum cad be held. But, it was a shame there had to be a Edmund Leavitt of Manchester, Both teams tended to downplay plate by Red Sox’ right fielder tin to use his bullpen aces Rich Mrs. Irwin was born July 16,1907, Advisory Board of Health is one of the two dentist’s the Friday deadline was established. even now, the town only has a little over winner at all. The Yankees needed feeling about it as a World Series N.H.: two sisters, Mrs. Minta Notini the importance of the contest at Dwight Evans in the 11th inning in Manchester where she lived all her going ahead with plans for the operating rooms at first and Jodaitis said that he hoped to receive two months to review possible im- the victory more, and maybe it game.” Gossage and Sparky Lyle over the of Dracut, Mass., and Mrs. Helen life. see how the scheduling works some type of summary report by Friday. provements to meet legal requirements Not very often are there games such an early date, yet both clubs which nailed Reggie Jackson Doran of Lowell, Mass., and two clinic which is to be located in She was a member of Trinity Cove- out. ’’They’re still shooting to have for announcing a referendum. grandchildren. the Bentley School. nant Church. It agreed to equip and com- something to us by Friday,” he said. But, The funeral is private. Burial will Ronald Kraatz, assistant Other survivors are a son, George health administrator, said he plete just one operating room hp was not sure whether he would have be in East Cemetery. F. Irwin of Manchester; a brother, thinks there is a good chance and leave the other one anything by then. He also said that the full There are no calling hours. Carl Bjorkman of Warwick, R .I.; a that the requirements will be available for future needs. report will still take some time to be com- The John F. Tierney Funeral ( S t a n d in g s 1 sister, Mrs. Anna Thier of pleted. ( Lottery ) Home, 219 W. Center St., is in charge Manchester, and three Town officials have expressed concern of arrangements. grandchildren. that delay of the water distribution study Satisfaction win National League The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at might result in the town not being able to The winning daily number in the East Harold O. Kane Trinity Covenant Church with the hold a November referendum on water Connecticut lottery Tuesday was 881. Earl Yost W L Pet. GB The funeral for Harold 0. Kane, 65, Rev. Norman E. Swensen officiating. improvements. of Linnmore Drive who died Monday, Burial will be in East Cemetery. Housing proposal Sports Editor Philadelphia 37 30 .552 — .522 2 will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Friends may call at the Holmes Chicago 36 33 Montreal 37 36 .507 3 John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., for Bob Backus revised in draft Pittsburgh 34 36 .486 4Vz W. Center St, Burial will be in St, Thui sday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Do your own thing. Updiote a combine "I think I made a point this year 2 Left overs fron t the relays By EARI, YOST New York 32 43 .427 9 James Cemetery. Joseph L. Wetmore long held pieces into a totally that a 51-year-old man can still win," Friends may call at the funeral A housing subcommittee of SporlH Editor St. Louis ■28 47 .373 13 Joseph L. Wetmore, 86, of 427 Tucci said his concern is that new wardrobe of Brad Steurer, former standout ago and ran this year’s Boston the 6-5 giant said. home tonight from 7 to 9. the Community Development The M-pound weight throw was Went Burnham St. died Monday at Hart- the town not be the owner of baseball and soccer player at Marathon in “just under three hours. “Satisfaction, that’s the The family suggests that friends Advisory Committee Tuesday jewelry, uniquely scratched from the National Cham- W L Pet. GB ford Hospital. any housing and that it be Manchester High and later a Seven and eight miles are fun races wishing to may make memorial gifts night made revisions to a draft biggest thing I got out of win- San Francisco 46 26 .639 — made clear that the Housing for me. Anything over is a lot of pionship meet in 1959. to the American Cancer Society, 237 Mr. Wetmore was born in Rutland, proposal on housing policy yours. professional soccer goalie with Cincinnati 44 29 .603 2Vz Authority is not under the work.” ning today.” 265-pound Bob After Backus’ reign ended in '59, E. Center St. Vt., and lived in East Hartford most goals which will be presented several clubs, served as official Los Angeles 40 32 .556 6 auspices of the town govern- Backus of the New York A.C. Bob Hall took overand won a dozen of his life. to the full committee tonpght Your wish is trainer for the New England Relays .479 IIW Joseph P. (Uodo) Sullivan ment. titles and of late George Grenn of Los San Diego 35 38 Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. at 7 in the Municipal Building last Saturday at Wigren Track. Duke Hutchinson, of one said after he hurled the 56- Houston 31 38 .449 12>/2 The draft proposal sub- Angeles ruled the roost with only an Jr. Lera Crouch of North Miami, Fla.; Hearing Room. our comnnond Steurer is now on the faculty at Manchester’s most active, runners, pound weighted ball 42 feet, Atlanta 29 41 .414 16 five grandchildren and nine great- mitted by Altman had stated offered a suggestion that in the interruption in 1976 when. Hall EAST HARTFORD - Joseph P. The revisions were based on Norwich Free Academy. He’s a one quarter inch to win his Tuesduy’s IteM ills grandchildren. that the Subcom m ittee future the races be staged before prevailed. The latter competed (Dodo) Sullivan Jr., of 228 input from a public hearing graduate of Keene State Teachers The funeral will be Thursday at 11 "believes that housing in noon to avoid the heat. It’s something ninth National AAU title in the Saturday but was able to get off a New York 7, Chicago 2 Woodycrest Drive, died Monday in last Monday and on a minority College and has also had a hand in a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney Manchester is and should re- to think about. event during last Saturday’s toss of only 38 feet, eight inches and St. Louis 2-6, Pittsburgh 0-1 Hartford Hospital. He was the hus- report presented Tuesday coacMng on a scholastic level. His Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., main a private sector in- New England Relays at was down in the pack among the 18 Philadelphia 1, Montreal 0 band of Mrs, Gladys (Sue) Flanagan night from the Manchester first patient was Yvonne Nolen of itiative.” The role of the town contestants. Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 0 Sullivan. East Hartford, followed by crema- Property Owner Association. East Catholic High who sprained her The (k)nnecticut AAU rates a slap Manchester High’s Wigren tion. would be to offer help the on the wrist for sanctioning three “The key to tossing the weight is Houston 7, Cincinnati 4 Mr. Sullivan was born in Hartford Jerry Atlman of Imagineers, right ankle after finishing in one of Track. and lived in the Hartford area all his There are no calling hours. private sector be more effec- road races on the same day. Ip addi- technique and strength. It attracts San Francisco 9, San Diego 1 Inc., the consulting firm which the dashes. “ I’m pleased that I did it at this life. The family suggests that friends tive in providing housing finan- tion to the races here, distance runs people with strength,” he noted. “ It Toduy's Guim-.s has been working with the age,” the 51-year-old former Olym- He was employed as a steamfitter wishing to may make memorial gifts cing and other areas, accor- were staged in Norwich and take years to learn the proper New York (Koosman 2-8) at housing committee for several Pat Mistretta, director of athletics pian from Pembrook, Mass., said. for Local 218 more than 25 years. to the Remembrance Fund of the ding to the proposal. Middletown. The AAU picked up. technique." Chicago (Holtzman 0-2) months, presented a new draft at Manchester Community College Backus, once a 160-pound weakling He was a disabled veteran of World First Congregational Church, East The establishment of a Freen, winner here a year ago and Philadelphia (Lonborg 6-5) at Mon- of the housing goals Tuesday and coordinator of the relays, was who failed to pass the physical exam War II, serving with the Army Air Hartford. housing office within the Town world record holder, was absent treal (Schatzeder 2-0), N night. The committee made a also a participant. The former West Wigren Track at Manchester High, for entrance into the Air Corps in Corps. He was a member of the Human Services Department Saturday. He’s recovering from a St. Louis (Martinez 2-3) at nearly line-by-line review of Virginia Wesleyan athlete took part named after the long-time and World War II, won his first national American Legion Raulocke Post No. Vinegar helps remained in the new draft muscle tear suffered when he Pittsburgh (Bibby 5-4), N the new 10-page draft. In the three-mile race Sunday and successful Manchester High coach, title 25 years ago, before several of 8. proposal. The MPOA objec- entered the world’s strongest man Los Angeles (Hooton 6-6) at Atlan- PITTSBURGH (UPl) - Vinegar The committee agreed to stepped it off in 22:49. was in excellent shape thanks to the Other survivors are his mother, tions to the separate office will the 18 contestants in Saturday’s com- competition. ta (Niekro 8-8), N helps remove old hemline marks several wording changes work of many. ’The condition of the Mrs. Marion McAuliffe Sullivan, and be noted and the MPOA Jewelers S Silveramlihe Since 1900 petition were even born. “ I wished that Freen was here," Cincinnati (Norman 8-4) at from synthetic garments. First wash requested by two represen- Town singles tennis champ Tom track was one of the prime reasons 21 an aunt, both of Holiday, Fla.; a minority report will be sub- 980 MAIN 8T. DOWNTOWN M ANCHItTIN Operator of a health center in Backus echoed, “but I’m glad that I Houston (Dixon 3-3), N or dry clean the apparel, treating if tatives of the MPOA, John McDonald, who also coached the records were established and another brother, Thomas A. Sullivan of Ther- mitted to the Board of Direc- • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL Pembrook for several years, Backus won.” San Francisco (B arr 3-4 and necessary with a spot removal Tucci and Betty Sadloski. They MCC tennis squad, was another who tied during the nine-hour competi- mopolis, Wyo.; a sister, Mrs. tors next week when the entire Arntrcan Exprv&s/ ^i«r ChargB/ Visa / AichMiB Qwga reigned supreme in the 56-pound Second place went to Bill Williams 1-0) at San Diego (Jones 5-6 product. To avoid watermarks or had an active weekend. First he was tion. Maryann Munn of South Carolina; asked that the proposal state housing policy proposal, event from 1953 to 1959— seven years Sutherland, also of the New York and Rasmussen 4-7), 2, N rings, rub the lines gently with quick, one of the judges during the running several nieces and nephews, and that the town government Pauline Widmer, chairwoman — and then had to wait until 1968 to Backus on Uncle Sam’s 1952 Olym- A.C., with a toss of 39 feet, 11 inches light brushing strokes, using a should not be in the housing of the relays ^turday morning, then Steve Gates, former Manchester win again. There was a 10-year wait Tliursduy's Guiiich several aunts in Hartford. of the subcommittee, said. pic squad and a member of the USA and Bill Haskell, a 280-pounder, was vinegar-dampened cloth, and iron out business or become a landlord. changed into his Stewart Highlander High and Eastern Connecticut State Philadelphia at Chicago The funeral will be Thursday at until 1978. team in the Pan-American Games in third with a toss 9'/z inches shorter the lines or creases with a steam iron Scottish uniform and played the College track and cross country stan- New York at Pittsburgh, N J “I think I’m the oldest man to win 8:15 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan dout, will be in Chicago Sunday to 1955 and 1959, was second best here than Sutherland's. Los Angeles at Atlanta, N and a clean pressing cloth. bagpipes in the' afternoon exhibition an AAU weight throw title. I'll be 52 at Center Park and Sunday he was in compete in the Travelers Chip race. the two previous years that Cincinnati at Houston, N July 11,” he noted as he pulled the the three-mile field of competitors. He will represent the home office in Manchester hosted the 56-pound tape from his hands. Manchester police report Hartford. He was second in the mile event. A m erica n League Both three-mile Open winner Bill Saturday and third in Sunday’s three- J East c Krohn of Norwich and Manhattan thiler. No room f o r arguments charge of reckless burning W L Pet. GB Three brothers were date is July 10. Dale W, Wisecup, 19, of assault. He was held in lieu College 12-mile Open champ George 51 22 .699 - arrested late Monday night DaviJ C. Merrill, 25, of Orange, Mass, was of $500 cash bond. in connection with a fire on Straznitskas of Naugatuck said they One of Saturday’s surprises was Boston New York 42 30 .583 8'2 in connection with a fight Vernon was charg^ on a charged with possession of Linwood C.Knowles, 33, property off Oak Grovfe would be on hand to take part in the Pat Augeri’s loss to UCionn team- U Street in April. Milwaukee 41 31 .569 10 among them behind the warrant with two counts of liquor on town property of 20 Knox St. was charged Five Mile Road Race in Manchester mate Pete Boucher and UCLA’s Bob Baltimore 40 33 .548 11'.2 Golden Spigot bar on issuing bad checks. He was Tuesday night. Police said with operating a motor A Downey Drive apart- ’Thanksgiving morning. Neither has Belcher. All three cleared 6-6 but Brown’s sprint feats 35 35 .500 15 Detroit Spruce Street. released on a non-surety he was arrested at a con- vehicle w hit his license is ment was entered early run in the holiday classic. Straz- Belcher and Augeri had more misses Cleveland 32 38 .457 18 One of the brothers, bond for court July 10. cert at Mt. Nebo. He was under suspension. Court today while the occupant nitskas placed fifth in the MCC 12- at the winning height. Toronto 25 47 .347 26 Timothy Magowan, 18, of released on a cash bond for date is July 11. was sleeping. The burglars mller a year ago. Krohn is the 67 Oakland St. was treaed Other arrests Tuesdy in- court July 17. David C. Leith, 22, of stole a stereo equipment current Metropolitan 5,0(X) meter Irv Black, chairman of the AAU We»l for injuries received in the cluded Ricky A. Sawyer, Samuel Langer, 39, of 250 Wethersfield was charged valued at $700, two televi- champion. track committee in Connecticut and earned him top award W L Pet. GB fight and released from 19, of 83 Bigelow St,, Union St. was charged with with driving under the in- sion sets, money and a contestant in the 56-pound weight Texas 39 32 .549 - Manchester Memorial charged with disorderly disorderly conduct in con- fluence of liquor today. jewelry. Police said the throw, said the weight costs ”at least The 100 was a great race. Brown Kansas City 38 33 .535 1 N “The race: had fantastic By EARL YOST Hospital. He and his two conduct in connectin with a nection with a domestic Court date is July 11. perpetrators entered an organization,” winner George Straz- $100. Anyone who gets into this event just nipping University of Houston’s California 37 36 .507 3 Sports Editor b ro th ers, R and all C. domestic dispute at hi* dispute Tuesday and later A 15-year-old boy was unoccupied bedroom while nitskas said after he beat 130 other has to be insane. If you score more top sprinter. Rich Edwards, of New Oakland 35 38 .479 5 Magowan, 26, of Lebanon home Tuesday night. Court charged on a second com- referred to juvenile the occupant was sleeping finishers in the 12-miIer. Credit goes than a 70 in an IQ test you can’t get Many times there is room Britain, who was timed in 9:67, proof Chicago ' 33 39 .458 6>2 in another bedroom. 30 41 .423 9 and John E. Magowan, 31, date is July 10. plaint with third-degree authorities this week on a to Bob Kennedy of UConn who served in.” Of course he was only kidding. for argument when a most that both were flying. Minnesota of Bolton, were all charged Brown was literally a streak of Seattle 26 49 .347 15 as director for the road runs. While 'T v e been competing 32 years and valuable player, or performer, with breach of peace in Straznitskas had praise for the water I’m still learning.” Black’s best in lightning and his performence was no Tuesday's Kesiills connection with their FMMJRBHHESS stops along the six-mile course (the competition was a third placement in is selected in a sporting event fluke. Toronto 6-9, Baltimore 2-8 boisterous activity and dis- PICNIC AND MT. VERNON 1 ^ runners ran the course twice) there a world meet in Sweden. but there were was no dis- After a little prodding he admitted N.Y. 6, Boston 4 (14) turbance. John Magowan HOLIDAY SAVINGSI were some contestants who didn’t agreement as to the top per- he had a pretty good college season. Detroit 6, Cleveland 1 was arrested after he ANDMOREI want any water despite the near 90 Herb Davis of Texas, who won the former in the 1978 Manchester “I broke eight records this year. Milwaukee 13, Minnesota 6 failed to submit to a police California 5, Kansas City 4 WE WANT YOU HAPPY DAIRY STORESKi degree temperature but were long and triple jumps Saturday, is Community College sponsored And, I’m not a scholarship athlete,” pat down, police said. Ran- Texas 3, Oakland 1 watered down. one of 14 children in the Davis family New England Relays last he offered. dall Magowan was ad- SALEINDS SAT., JULY 1. 1978 from Colchester who compete in The 23-year-old senior was third in Chicago 10, Seattle 6 ditionally charged with Gale Jones, of Farmington, the athletics. The family has formed its weekend. the 1C4A quarter mile event this Today's Games carrying a dangerous Ice (^Ifi first membhr of her sex to finish the own track team. The Manchester Chamber of spring, runnerup the last two years in Detroit (Wilcox 4-6 and Slaton 6-4) weapon. Police said he had 12-miler, has a unique occupation. Commerce “Chamber Award” went the 220 and third in the 100 the past at Cleveland (Waits 5-7 and Paxton 4- an automatic switch knife RUIT DRINKS ’The 25-year-oId athlete grooms yards Breakdown of the 66 two-day to a 5-8, 148-pound sprinter from three years in the East’s biggest 4), 2, N on his person. They were (grass, shrubs) and reports plenty of events — twenty-two .were relay Rochester, N.Y., and Seton Hall track and field meet. New York (Figueroa 7-5 and all released Tuesday on work. She was second here a year races and 42 were offered in in- University in South Orange, N.J., Before reaching Seton Hall, Brown McCall 0-0) at Milwaukee (Caldwell cash bonds for court dividual track events. who answers to the name of Ed spent two years at Essex Junior 7-5 and Augustine 8-8), 2, N appearances July 17, 5 Great Flavon Brown. College in Essex, N.J. Essex serves Baltimore (McGregor 8-5) at Ifoop coach P a i r sign “If Ldon’t get the most valuable as an incubator for four-year colleges Toronto (Clancy 4-7), N Russell J. Armstrong, 16, performer award I’ll be disap- as it has won the national junior Texas (Jenkins 8-3) at Oakland of Rockville was arrested AUBURN, Ala. (UPl) - Auburn DAIRYLEA AEROSOL SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) - The pointed,” Brown said as he wpited college track and field title the past (Conroy 0-0), N on w arran ts on two University Tuesday hired Sonny San Francisco 49ers ’Tuesday an- patiently for the first-day events at five years. Kansas City (Splittorff 9-6) at charges of third-degree WHIPPED CREAM Smith, head coach at East Tennessee nounced the signing of their, second- Manchester High’s Wigren Track to “I never won anything in my life,” California (Knapp 7-6), N burglary and two charges State University for two years, as its round draft pick, Walt Downing, a 6- end early last Saturday night. Brown said before his name was an- Chicago (Stone 6-5) at Seattle (Ab- of first-degree larceny. SAVEQO<15oa HOTTER THAN A FIRECRACKER new basketball coach to succeed 254-pound guard from Michigan. It wasn’t until the sun was sinking nounced twice here. bott 3-4), N 4n< ^# Ap I.29 valu* 2 The arrests were in con- Paul Lambert, Who died June 6 in a Terms were not disclosed. slowly in the West that Brown’s The little New Yorker, after both Tliursdiiy's Giiiiies nectin with burglaries at on ytr*wb«frlMl motel fire. name was announced as not only the individual triumphs, raised his right Texas at Oakland Glenney Lumber Co. and " I t was with a great deal of 'Also agreeing to terms was Mike Cheese of the Week KINGSFDRD HOIM WEEKEND NOD BDIfS Men’s Open Division’s top^rformer Ed Rrown arm in the air and pointed his finger Boston at Baltimore, N Nichols Tire store. Court jnor pleasure I accepted a coaching job at Lyons, a free-agent > punter who but also the meet’s No. 1 participant. to the sky indicating that he was No. Auburn,” Smith said in accepting the averaged 47 yards per kick at Mt. His clocking of 9:45 fbr the 100 was Chicago at Seattle, N LAND D' LAKES Brown’s credentials for the dual 1. CHARCDAL one of 31 records set. It was also the Kansas City at Calif.N ’^BDef Franks Auburn job. He was selected by a Diablo Valley (Calif.) Junior honor were victories in the 1(X) and That’s the lofty rating he earned SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE C.F. FRUIT D R IN K S ‘^ 2/98« fastest 100 ever run in Manchester. nine-man search committee headed College. 220-yard dashes and he anchored the from race officials in Manchester as Brown stepped off the 220 in 21:55, by Auburn Athletic Director Lee Bronx International A.C.s crack he headed for the team bus and the C.F. CHEESE CORN CURLS»».49* I k Hayley. also a meet standard. 5910 relay team. long ride home to New York. 8 DAVIS FAMILY $1 LBS. *1.19. SAVESAVE I Cf. CORN CHIPS'».49‘ RESTAURANT SAVE 40« 30* 1.69 CALDOR PLAZA 1.69 ValiM freit for your Holiday Pienhy*'“ * Cf. POPCORN K.?.’,' 49* MANCHESTER Crtat on the Grin SAVE on liter Fluid Too! SQSS 11 Specials Ted Williams once pitched for RSox day night. O to choose Irom as a pitcher,” Cronin said from his brining in Harlow and Hendricks to Cf. AMERICAN CHEESE *1.19 NEW YORK (UPl) - Ted Detroit,” Cronin recalled. "We were “I take that back," he told me CMNSROISHES pitch, but there is no rule in the book Williams always had this one summer home in Cape Cod Tuesday. way behind in the seventh or eighth from Toronto. “I pitched a little soft- 3-Flavor« “Williams started as a pitcher wiUi inning, and I said to Ted on the against it. And Weaver had ample SPECIALS ball in the Islands when I was about MON. thru THURS. SAVE all-consuming desire, this near precedent on his side. YOUR BARBECUE San Diego, but was such a good- bench, ‘You’ve been popping off so 14 years old,” meaning the Virgin Mon.-Sal, BYOB obsession of his which coq- looking hitter that Frank Shellen- much about your pitching, I’m gonna When Pepper Martin, ordinarily a HEADQUARTERS! Islands where he’s from. 11 to 9 649-5487 ISTOCK 3Rf10 % tinually bugged him. back, the manager there, put him in put you in to pitch.” third baseman, was with the Car- Hendricks, 37, didn’t do that badly 9S. the outfield. After Ted. came to the dinals, Frankie Frisch let him pitch 1!L. 490 Valu. He wanted to be a pitcher. ‘“Good, good!’ he said. He was in his professional debut as a pitcher, Red Sox, he’d frequently pretend he in relief one day against the Cubs and VKINGSFORD CHARCOAL One day, Joe Cronin, then playing really excited. He pitched one inning, giving up one hit and walking only was pitching to an imaginary hitter Martin was so out of his element he FREE manager with the Red Sox, finally let I believe, and I remember him one in 2 1-3 innings. He was in the H M m a m n m .CUKE a TAB PAPER PLATES*REUSH-KETCHUP had to be shown how to stand on the him pitch in a game that was when he’d warm up before a game on striking out Rudy York. Pinky bullpen warming up Oriole right- K t m -'the sidelines. Re was a great pan- mound. HANCIKtTDI HAH HOTDOGS* COLO CUTS •ROLLS hopelessly lost and what bring that Higgins singled off him, but to the hander Dan Stanhouse when he was •11 MAIN r r . SPRITE Rocky Colavito, who had an arm ^^NAPKINS-STYRO CUPS back to mind is the "Monday Night tomimlst and he’d say to whoever best of my recollection, the Tigers notified of his instant conversion in was.near him, ‘I got two balls and like a cannon, came in from the out- Massacre” in Toronto in which the didn’t get any runs off Ted. The fans the fifth inning. Toronto was in front THURS., JUNE 29th one strike on this guy, now watch me field to pitch in a game for the In- P.M. _ Blue Jays ail but cremated the loved it. When they left the park, f" 8 0W * gal. SALE ITEMS through JU LY 4,1978 Wf R ntin th. Right to Until Qtimtltln 24-6 and catcher Dave Skaggs Orioles, 24-10, and Earl Weaver, In throw him a cqrve ball low and on the they were talking about his pitching dians in 1958. He did the same thing delivered the message to Hendricks HOLIDAYS IN I tVEHPATI 99* Valua A . outside.’ And after he’d throw that total unequivocal surrender, brought rather than the beating we took.” when he was with the Yankees 10 when he came to the bullpen from the HOLLAND curve of his, he’d jump up and down years later, winding up winning that in center-fielder Larry Harlow and In Monday night’s contest, Weaver dugout. PMMNrtOIV MT. VERNON #2 MT. VERNON #7 MT. VERNON J4 Cumberland farms catcher-coach Elrod Hendricks to just like a little kid and say, ‘Did you W9S criticized by Peter Bavasi, the contest. “He said to me, ’Can you throw HEBRON AVE see him miss it!’ Hendricks had never pitched TIVOU TRAVEL 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. 1200 stores — there's one near you! piU^. Blue Jays’ president, and by Roy strikes?’ and I told him T il try’," i t * C IN T M t T M I T “Rot too many people realize it, “^yw ay, we bad a big crowd this Hartsfield, their manager, for tur- anywhere in his life before getting M A NC H ItniLC O N N. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER *0 LA g 0 »r said Hendricks. 17.1W* but ’Ted origlilally broke into bsfseball day )n Boston and we were playing ning the game into a travesty by the call against the Blue Jays Mon- ADVERTISEMENT TO RUN WEDNESDAY JUNE 28,1978 Ted Williams MANCHESTER EVEN1NG>HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 28,' 1978- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978 Sports briofs Ash e sideli ned R u t h ve n now w i n n er Willie Randolph NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Yankees Tuesday placed second baseman’Willie Randolph on the 21-day disabled list retroactive to June M at W i m b led o n weari ng P h illie colors and called up catcher Mike Heath from West Haven to fill his spot on the WIMBLEDON. England (UPI) — Veteran Arthur Ashe, who roster. had never lost before the third round in 10 previous Wimbledons, Randolph suffered a knee injury edrlier this month before becoming «» NEW YORK (UPI) - Now 11-4, sfruck out three and walked and John McEnroe, the teen-ager, who as an amateur qualifier four. Gaylord Perfy, 8-3, took the hobbled to play. Heath is making his second appearance with the big club this that he’s back with a conten- (^ National League j season, and will join the Yankees Friday in Milwaukee. last year reached the semifinals, were ousted Tuesday in their ding team Dick Ruthven can’t first matches. CurdinaU 2-6, Pirate* 0-1 ninth, played Betsy Nagelson. resist a few parting shots at George Hendrick drove in two nms Dick Williams "It’s a pretty big blow,” said Ashe, MONTREAL (UPI) - Dick Williams, reported waiting in the wings until ■ Two-time defending champion and the guys he left behind. bright spot. with a homer and a single and Jerry an ex-Winbledon champion who was Billy Martin’s situation with the New York Yankees was clarified, had his top-seeded Bjorn Borg met RuUiven scattered seven hits in “I still think Phil Niekro is one of Mumphrey had a pair of RBI singles seeded lath. “ You key your whole contract extended two more years through 1980 Tuesday by the Montreal Australia’s Peter McNamara on an shutting out the Montreal Expos, 1-0, the five best pichers in baseball," in the nightcap. The Cardinals took year around this tournament. outside court and No. 4 seed Guiller- Tuesday night for his second win in said Ruthven. “ But you’d never know the opener behind the combined Expos. There’s nothing I can do about it now Williams, who guided the Expos to a fifth-place finish in the National mo Vilas took on Britain’s John three starts since coming over to the it, looking at his record with the shutout pitching of Pete Vuckovich but come back and play next year." League's Eastern Division last season, was finishing a two-year pact with Feaver. first-place Philadelphia Phillies Braves Here’s a guy who has always and Buddy Schultz. McEnroe, seeded 11th, said, “You Montreal. The Expos, aware of reports the Yankees might sign Williams if Despite overcast skies, a record from the last-place Atlanta Braves pitched his heart out, but what does Dodgers 3, Braves 0 try to expect more from yourself and crowd of 33,552 attended Tuesday’s they sacked Martin, made the new agreement because they wanted to be sure it’s hard sometimes. It’s hard on June IS. Greg Luzinski accounted he have to show for it. Yes sir, it sure Ron Cey blasted a three-run homer action at the All England Club, Williams would be with the club at least two more years. playing a first-round match and then for the game’s only run with his 17th is g reat to be back with in the seventh inning, his ninth, and bringing the two-day total to 63,538. Doug Rau pitched a seven-hitter, his the guy plays good out of nowhere." homer in the seventh inning. Philadelphia." Tom Lasorda The departure of McEnroe and “I always said I’m a much better The Phillies’ victory increased first shutout and sixth complete McEnroe had too much trouble Ashe meant three American seeds pitcher than my record shows — es- their lead in the National League game. ALTANTA (UPI) — Los Angeles Manager Tommy Lasorda, calling himself with Eric van Dillen, who ironically have fallen in the first two days. Dick had to qualify this year. Van Dillen pecially in the seasons I spent with East to two games over Chicago and Astros 7, Reds 4 the “second greatest optimist in history," said Tuesday he is convinced his Stockton, the 10th seed, was an the Braves," said Ruthven, who has three over Montreal. Enos Cabell drove in three runs Dodgers are the best'in the National League and will win the pennant for the won, 7-5, 1-6, 8-9, 6-4, 6-3. opening-round casualty Monday. Steve Docherty edged Ashe in a allowed only three earned runs in his Elsewhere in the National League, while winning pitcher Joe Niekro second straight year. Van Dillen, 27, known mainly as a five-hour match, 8-9, 9-8, 6-3, 5-7, 7-5, three starts for the Phillies. “I used New York beat Chicago, 7-2, St. rapped out two hits and scored twice The Dodgers currently are in third place in the National League \^est, six doubles player, eliminated McEnroe by breaking Ashe’s serve in the Ilth to pitch my best but I never knew Louis swept Pittsburgh, 2-0 and 6-1, in the Astros’ victory. Bill Bonham, games in back of division-leading San Francisco and three and a half behind by playing aggressively. "I wasn’t game of the final set. when someone was going to mess up Los Angeles blanked Atlanta, 3-0, 8-2 took the loss. Niekro, 5-4, went Cincinnati. going to lay back and wait for him to “I did everything I could to win and behind me." Houston put away Cincinnati, 7-4, and seven innings. make mistakes ’ it didn’t work,” Ashe said of the RuUiven, 4-7, spent two depressing San Francisco routed San Diego, 9-1. .Mets 7, Cults 2 In Tuesday’s first-round play in Rick Bosetti crucial game. “I got three first ser- seasons with the last-place Braves Giants 9, Pailrt-H I John Stearns hit a three-run homer women’s singles, defending cham- TORONTO (UPI) — The Toronto Bluejays Tuesday activated center-fielder vices in and he hit three good after being traded away by the Vida Blue pitched a six-hitter for and Pat Zachry, 9-3, fired a six-hitter pion Virginia Wade, seeded fourth, Lynn cut down at home plate at New York Rick Bosetti and sent I8-year-old catcher Brian Milner to their Pioneer Fliiilies in Uie winter of 1975. As bad his fifth straight victory while the to spark the Mets. Steve Henderson returns." whipped Sweden's Elisabeth League farm-club at Medicine Hat, Alberta. Chris Evert, the top women’s seed as the Braves have been, however, Giants increased their NL West lead drove in two runs for the Mets with a Boston’s Fred Lynn was tagged out by New York catcher Thurman Munson when lie ti led Ekblom, 6-1,6-2, and No. 2 seed Mar- Bosetti, who was placed on the disabled list June 11, was leading the club in and a two-time Wimbledon cham- Ruthven maintains they have one to 2'h Barnes over Cincinnati. Blue, double and a sacrifice fly. to score from third on fly ball. Munson holds ball high for Umpire Ken Kaiser to see. Yanks tina Navratilova dumped Julie batting at the time of his injury. pion, had a first-round bye and was to Anthony, 6-1, 6-3. won in 14 innings on Graig Nettle’s two-run homer, 6-4, (UPI photo) meet Sweden’s Helena Anliot in a Sixth-seeded Billie Jean King, second-round match Wednesday. Mike Bruhert winner of the Winbledon singles In other second-round action on Kane^s relief work Leaders crown six times, needed just 43 NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Mets swapped a pair of right-handed center court, second-seeded Jimmy minutes to oust Belgium's No. 1 en- pitchers with their Tidewater farm club Tuesday, sending Mike Bruhert to Connors took on Australia’s Kim try, Michele Gurdal, 6-0, 6-2. Batting the International League team and recalling Tom Hausman. Warwick and Tracy Austin, seeded spices Legion win Rndi snaps slump Bruhert appeared in 13 games for the Mets this season, posting a 1-5 record National League and a 4.97 earned-run average. Hausman, the first free agent ever signed by AB H Ave. Three runs m the top of the seventh inning and the strong relief the Mets, was 5-2 at Tidewater with a 1.22 ERA in 10 games. pitching of Gregg Kane lifted Manchester American Legion Puhl, Hou 256 85 .332 Burroughs, Atl 215 69 .321 Insurance youth winners Bristol nine Soccer baseball team past Windsor, 6-4, in Zone Eight play last night at Madlock, SF 196 63 .321 Jesse Owens Windsor High. .320 topples MB^s Bowa, Phil 275 88 Annual Manchester Independent Insurance Agents Youth Golf MIIR/KI The win keeps Manchester un- margin in the seventh. Mike Freiheit Griffey, Cin 295 93 .315 with pinch'hit HR SEA^LE (UPI) — Track immortal Jesse Owens detects a growing in- Tournament at Manchester Country Club yesterday attracted 30 North: Suns 7 (Nike Cacace 3. Eric terest in running among young people around the country and thinks "kids are Twilight League leader Bristol blemished in zone play at 5-0 while singled and Gliha reached on an Smith, LA 198 62 .313 NEW YORK (UPI) - If Joe Toronto won the opener when Dave players with Chris Hickey winning with a 76 score. Hickey was Brown 2, Glen Boggini. Ed Dupont l. Windsor slips back to 4-2 in zone a lot more dedicated and disciplined than they were a few years hgo.” Cassins remained unbeaten with a 4-2 error. Freiheit was forced at third on Parker, Pit 270 84 .311 Rudi keeps starts hitting the McKay singled, doubled, smashed a Stallions 1 (Steve Damon). engagements. Manchester, 8-3 Owens, who won four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics and became the absent when photo was taken. Left to right, Andy Plepler, who triumph over slumping Moriarty an unsuccessful bunt by Martin but Lopes, LA - 229 71 .310 [^American two-run triple and scored twice. Olympics 1 (James Duffieldl. overall, has an exhibition tilt tonight Clark, SF .309 way he hit Tuesday night when most enduring figure in the history of track and field, said, "Young people tied Ken Ovian with third place with 81, Pal Perracchio’s 77 Bros, last night at Moriarty Field. Livingston delivered a double to right 256 79 Brewers 13, Twins 6: Toros 0. against Meriden at Legion Field in Concepcion, Cin 264 81 .307 California beat Kansas City, 5- seemed to have lost those qualities for a time, but they’re coming back now. ’' The Cassins lead the standings with center plating Gliha. Larry Hisle rapped four hits, in- which was second best, and Keith Dolan who led 15-year-olds South; Oceaneers2 (Aaron Buczek. Meriden at 6 o'clock. Martin was a dead duck on an un- Whitfield, SF 231 71 ,307 an 11-0-1 record, good for 23 points. 4, the Angels could begin to cluding his 13th homer, and scored with an 86. Hickey was with Manchester High's squad this Ben R edo), M atadors 0 (Julie Ray Gliha for Manchester and Rus- successful suicide squeeze with The Gas Housers are back in the American 1.eague move in the American League four runs to spark a 17-hit attack that spring. (Herald photo by Pinto) Nodden. David Simler, Pete ty Pacino for Windsor exchanged Livingston winding up at third base. AB H Ave. Tom Griffin registered his first AL pack with a 3-8-1 log and seven West. carried Milwaukee to its 15th win in points. Harrison played well). first inning solo homers. Brasa singled to left driving in the in- Carew, Min 248 85 .343 victory after three losses with four Rudi, mired in a season-long the last 20 games. Bristol scored single runs in the Rockets 2 (Jeff Kennedy 2; Ricky Windsor knocked out Manchester ning's second run. Kane blooped a Rice, Bos 303 98 ,323 innings of shutout relief and Dave Kahaner played well). Astros 0 (Jeff starter Ken Brasa in the second stan- slump, belted a two-out, pinch-hit While .Sox 10, .Mariners 6: West to ru n agai n Baseball first four frames while Moriarty’s single to center sending Brasa to Reynolds, Sea 246 79 .321 LaRoche hurled the final two inning Chet Lemon belted two of Heinsohn sees Kennard. Heidi Sullivan played za scoring twice. An error, fielder’s grand slam in the seventh inning to scored single runs in the first and third and Mike Linsenbigler beat out Sundberg, Tex 228 73 .320 for his eighth save. Chicago’s five home runs. well). choice, RBI single by Tom O'Shea, help California break a five-game ALUMNI JUNIOR sixth frames. a slow roller down the third base line, Cubbage, Min 176 56 .318 In New York, the Yankees Knuckleballer Wilbur Wood ran his Celts no better pop out, walk and RBI single by Brasa scoring. Jackson, Cal 190 60 .316 losing streak. to benefit ch arity Kent Stringfellow ripped two hits Bristol collected 10 hits. Losing Rudi’s home run, his first since salvaged a split of their two-game record to 8-$, but needed ninth-inning PEI. w la; Pacino chased Brasa. Windsor didn't go down without a Lynn, Bos 241 76 .315 and Moriarty Fuel erupted for six hurler was Scott Eagleson while Jim April 13 and third of the season, came series with the Red Sox when Graig relief help from Rich Hinton when BOSTON (UPI) - The man who East: Stars 0 (Matt Clough, Cathy Kane, who has been primarily used fight as Burke stroked a one-out Cooper, Mil 195 61 .313 HARTFORD (UPI) - Olympic-hopeful Andy West will run runs in the third inning en route to a Koeller chalked up his fifth victory. on a 3-2 pitch from Steve Mingori, 1- Nettles hit a two-run homer in the the Mariners rallied for five runs. helped rebuild the Boston Celtics and Ryan played well). Wildcats 0 on the Junior Legion level, came in to single. Greg Lucsa doubled down the 7-2 triumph over Credit Union last Lezeano, Mil 195 61 .313 14th for a 6-4 decision. Boston made about 10 Boston Marathons a week starting Saturday from coached them to two world titles (Derek Gaston, Jill Boggini played 2, in relief of starter Dennis Lwnard, Rangers 3, A's I : night at the West Side Oval. retire Kevin Burke to get out of the right field line with Dave Blake Bell, Cle 264 82 ,311 the Yankees pay for it, though. Caribou, Maine to the Florida Keys. He’s doing it for thousands says he thinks the current team is who walked the bases loaded in the Run-scoring singles by Bump Wills Craig Woodward and Stringfellow well). frame. He worked the final 5-1/3 in- making a nice play to keep the ball in In other games, Toronto swept of Americans who can’t walk. still on the skids and made no signifi- Hoop coach L ancers 3 (C hris M aneri 3) seventh. and Jim Sundberg along with the combined to hold Credit to three hits. nings, scattering lour hits arJ giving front of him. Baltimore, 6-2 and 9-8, Milwaukee cant strides in the draft to rebound AUBURN, Ala. (UPI) - Auburn Meteors 1 (Mary thurslon). only one run. to earn the mound vic- " I’ve been striking out so much combined five-hit pitching of Dock West, 19, of Farmington, said the longest run ever made for chari- Paul Haggerty stroked a pinch hit Mark Fidrych routed Minnesota, 13-6, Chicago out- from their worst year ever. University Tuesday hired Sonny West: Lions 3 (Sean O'Donnell 3). tory. lately 1 just wanted to try to hit the Ellis and Reggie Cleveland led Texas Tuesday he is making the 2,560-mile ty. Liggett Parkade pushed across five single scoring Burke but Kane bore lasted Seattle, 10-6, Texas topped Former coach Tom Heinsohn said Smith, head coach at East Tennessee Kings 0. Manchester quickly took the lead ball,” said Rudi, who never even to its seventh straight victory. East Coast run to help Jaycee West said a typical MD marathon runs in the seventh inning to register down, retiring pinch hitter Chuck in New York Oakland, 3-1, and Detroit ripped Tuesday he did not see the acquisi- State University for two years, as its Devils 1 (Jeff Wright), Eagles 0 in the top of the third, doing the heard the ovation of the crowd. Oakland has lost 16 of 19. chapters along the way raise funds day, run along the East Coast in the a 10-7 come-from-behind win over Burton on a grounder for the final Cleveland, 6-1. tion of free agent center Kevin new basketball coach to succeed (Jeff Staniunas, Rob Radune played damage with two outs. Don Martin out. "After I hit the home run I just Tigers 6, Indians 1; for the Muscular Dystrophy Associa- blistering heat of July and August, Mari-Mads at Cheney Tech. for treatment Blue Jays 6-9, Orioles 2-8: Kunnert and top draft picks Larry Paul Lambert, who died June 6 in a doubled and Frank Livingston drilled Livingston went 3-for-4 including a went through the bench, shook Rusty Staub’s two-run homer tion. will start about 3 a.m. when he will, A single by Jim Grout and double well). everyone’s hands, and went straight Sam Ewing stroked a one-out pinch Bird (who won’t play until March at motel tire. an RBI single to right. Brasa singled double, two runs scored and two runs highlighted a six-run first inning and The 6-foot tall, blond-haired runner dress and gulp down a breakfast of off the bat of Bob Piccin highlighted CLEVELAND (U P I)-M ark "The to the locker," he said, "I was just as single to score Otto Velez from se- Dave Rozema, 3-4, scattered nine told reporters he will run nearly 50 sugared fruit juice and vegetable the earliest) and Freeman Williams "It was with a great deal of JIM OR Livingston to third and on a double driven in to pace Manchester. Brasa the uprising which enabled Liggett’s Bird" Fidrych, who has been happy being on the bench tonight. cond in the ninth, extending hits. Loser Dave Freisleben did not miles a day, six days a week, from 4 juice spiked with high protein as making any substantial difference pleasure I accepted a coaching job at West: Hurricanes 2 (Jim steal, Livingston scored the go-ahead was 2-for-3 in support. Pacino and sidelined with a sore arm since April to remain in the unbeaten column. Auburn," Smith said in accepting the I've been a total loss to the team.” Baltimore’s losing streak to seven. retire a batter in his AL debut. a.m. to noon until he reaches powder. in Boston’s effort to turn around a 30- Siewertsen, Rick Bono), Tomahawks marker before Brasa was tagged out Burke each collected two hits for Grout had three hits including a Auburn job. He was selected by a 17, was admitted to Lenox Hospital Marathon, a town in Florida keys on And then he will run, stopping 52 record. He said the team may not 1 (Mike AhnI. in a rundown. Windsor. and possible treatment, the double and Piccin singled and nine-man search committee headed Sept. 3, about nine weeks after he every 15 minutes for liquids. have reached its lowest point. Bicentennials 4 (Bryan Buonano 2. The Post 102 entry upped the American League team said. doubled to pace Liggett’s. Paul Peck by Auburn Athletic Director Lee hits the road. After he reaches his destination "I don’t know if it’s even bottomed Scott Gorman, Mike Zotta). The Tigers said Fidrych, the AL Softball had three blows including a three-run Hayley. That's roughly 6 million strides each day, his trainer, Jim McCarthy, out yet. I don’t see any fantastic Minutemen 1 (Bob Patrick. rookie of the year in 1976, was to homer and Tom Ellis added two base significance in the draft. Kunnert is a Paradis and Jim Keefe each were in from his Maine starting point. will monitor West’s pulse rate, blood knocks for Mari-Mads. Winning ‘ Exp a nsio n’ issue return to Detroit later today after WOMEN'S REC Hampton in a league engagement nice addition but all he will do is keep the two-hit group for Vito’s. Steve last night in East Hampton. “Some people say six million steps pressure, and other vital signs. pitcher George Hanlon struck out being released from the New York Three runs in the seventh inning is an awful long way,” West said. He will also check into a hospital (Dave) Cowens happy. Williams will Long doubled, tripled and homered, Pam Cunningham hurled five in- nine. Hospital. gave Renn’s Tavern a 13-11 come- "Well, it’s nothing like never taking a emergency room along the way for a make rookie mistakes and I’m not so Mike Mistretta socked three hits and nings of two-hit relief to notch the JUNIOR LEGION Little League answer due today Fidrych was sent to New York by from-behind win over Tikey Painters step in your life.” checkup once a week. • sure Bird was the best player in the Graig Pepin and John Wiggin two mound win. Lynne Cully had four Scoring eight times in the opening the team to be examined by Dr. last night at Cheney Tech. West said he already runs up to 40 After a light lunch - yogurt and draft,” he said. DETROIT (UPI) — The National Hockey League is earnestly Maurice Cowen, the Yankees' team apiece for Zipser. hits, Cathy Cooney three, Lynne inning, Manchester Junior Legion Heinsohn said he did not think the INTERNAIIONAL own cause with three hits including a Joyce Morrison had four hits and miles per day and has chalked up dried fruits - West will sleep from physician who successfully treated Wright tripled and Ellen Petkaitis coasted to a 17-0 over Herb’s in a JC- Five runs in the second inning home run. Chris Quental, Jim considering ‘‘expansion" to include four World Hockey Associa- Nancy Nassiff, Beverly Bourgue, three 24-hour endurance runs to his Celtics could succeed using Kunnert Yankee pitcher Don Gullett for a Behind a 28-hit attack, Fogarty doubled for the Penguins, now 8-0 for noon until 6 p.m. Courant League Senior Division tilt at center and putting Cowens at powered the Oilers past Ansaldi's, 6- MacGillvary and Steve Byam each tion franchises. Judy Arthofer, Penny Gagnon and credit. He is also a veteran of the Supper every night is expected to similar ailment. Bros, routed Allied Printing, 24-5, at the season. last night at Eagle Field. forward along with Kermit 1, last night at Leber Field in the chipped in two hits for Carter's. "There are no agreements yet, ” have no lease, and hence no place to Ginny Chuck three apiece for Renn’s. Boston Marathon. consist almost invariably of spaghet- Fidrych, who spent most of the Fitzgerald Field. Formal’s hosts Vernon Thursday The win improves the Legion crew final regular season game for both Mark Stepper, Ned Wells and Chris President John Ziegler of the NHL play next season, Nassiff slammed a grandslam "I guess I was born running. I must ti at a local Jaycee fundraising Washington. month in Florida, soaking up sun in Merrill Myers and Steve McAdam night at 6:15 at Cheney. to 3-2 in loop play and 4-2 overall. "I don’t see a Cowens-Kunnert- clubs. Rodriguez each stroked a pair of said Tuesday after emerging from Each of the new members would be homer. each had five hits, Dave White, Ron have been in a hurry to get going,” dinner. Mike Mullen doubled and singled efforts to heal his shoulder, original- Barb Paul had four hits including a Left-hander Alex Britnell hurled Washington lineup. It’s too slow and safeties for AT&P. more than 16 hours of talks directed asked to pay $1.8 million to join the Seplowitz and Bob Goehring three West said. "I was born prematurely West said the carbohydrates in the and Paul Lantieri rapped two singles ly had been scheduled to fly to Los homer and Chris Carpenter, Diane SENIOR GIRLS his second complete game victory, not nearly versatile enough. The only toward what one man called a "bot- NHL, a welcome figure to some since apiece and Bob Blass, Rich Marsh, one afternoon in a park where my starch food "are the quickest from of for the 12-4 Oilers. Marc Micletle Angeles later this week to visit Dr. Repoli, Diane Lombardo, Ann Daw- F arr’s nipped Nassiff’s, 2-1, at hurling a two-hitter. He walked only way you’re going to win is with Team No. 3 won the league with a tom line m arriage" of the es- nearly every club in both leagues lost John Barry and Jim Flaherty two parents had gone to smeli the roses." fuel for the body. Carbohydrates doubled for 5-11 Ansaldi's. Losing Frank Jobe, another orthopedic son and Phyllis Ucello three apiece Martin School. three and fanned 11. Cowens at center,” he said. 10-5 triumph over Team No. 1 last tablished league with four of the money last season. each for the Oilmen. White had two Referring to comments that he will break down quickly and also can be John Kelly singled, doubled and hurler Gary Willbrant fanned 13. The NHL was also believed to be specialist. for the Painters. Ucello tripled. Kathy Brann, Sue Weir, • Fiona Heinsohn, 43, said he turned down night at Bowers. more entrenched members of the homers and McAdam and Seplowitz “attempt” to reach Marathon, Fla. stored by the body until needed.” tripled and Dave Modean socked asking for several “key ” players to "Dr. Jobe feels Gullett’s ailment Campbell and Felicia Farr hit best several college offers because he did Brian Kennedy. Tony Frankovitch younger league. one each. under his own steam. West said; ‘To three hits including two doubles to AMERICAN be handed over to member teams was somewhat similar in location to for F arr’s while Mary Beth Tomlin- Pair sign not want to coach at that level. He and Matt Vaughn each had four hits Ziegler declined to disclose the DUSTY Don Leonard, Ed Kowal and Joe set the record straight, I will run Carter Chevrolet turned nine hits Mark's,” said Tiger General Scoring early. Suburban Floors son, Lorrie Peterson and Cindy Cox SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The pace the locals, Joe Panaro. Mike said he also was looking into locating and Frank Savino a trio for the identities of the franchises or even claiming they hold negotiation rights Van each had two hits with the latter from Maine to Florida." He put the nto a 13-6 win over Auto Trim & Manager Jim Campbell. held on for a 7-6 triujnph over Lom- each had three hits for Nassiff’s. San Francisco 49ers Tuesday an- Giliberto, Dave Fournier and Jack a basketball franchise in the south winners. No names were available the number involved but it was — such as New England's Mark belting a homer for Allied, emphasis on the word "will" and aint at Buckley Field. "And since Dr. Cowen had such bardo’s at Robertson Park. Lyon each chipped in two safeties to and serving as general manager or for the losers. learned they are Edmonton, Win- Howe being sent to the Boston drew a round of applause. nounced the signing of their second- Mike Byam fanned 12 and aided his good results with Gullett, we decided Bill DiYeso and Mario Giacalone Personal Tee whipped the a 17-hit offensive. possibly coach. nipeg, Quebec and New England. Bruins. Twenty hits were turned into a 21-2 The U.S. Jaycees organization is round draft pick, Walt Downing, a 6- The question of what to do with the to send Mark to see him." each had three hits and Paul Miller Ramblers, 28-1. 3 , 254-pound guard from Michigan. The two parties are up against a victory by Peter’s Showcase over co-sponsoring the "West Runs Off list recently finished a 7-2 remaining players from the other In treating Gullett on May 22 and Bob Ailcio two apiece for the Beth Tobin had five hits including a Terms were not disclosed. deadline of 4 p.m. EST, when WHA- Multi Circuits at Robertson. South” marathon with the Travelers season, its best in 15 years. WHA franchises was also believed to Cowen used “massage and manipula- Floors. Mel Siebold had two blows homer and triple, Vicky Mobley four Also agreeing to terms was Mike SEATTLE (UPI) -^The granted immunity from legal action Nick Nicola and Steve Cianci each Insurance Co. Stevens succeeds Tom be a major topic under discussion. tion of the shoulder." and six others one each for Lombar- blows and Stacy Markham and Lyons, a ' free-agent punter who Seattle Mariners Monday , against the four applicants runs out. had three hits and Carl Carlson, Money raised will be used to help Debevoise of Woodstock, Negotiations were to begin again at 9 An attempt to bring several WHA Gullett, a lefthander, began do's. Denise Boutilier four apiece with averaged 47 yards per kick at Mt. night took pitcher Rick George Brooks, Pete Bezzini, Steve find a cure for Muscular Dystrophy Vt., as the Eli captain. teams into the NHL as a separate throwing after the treatment and each homering for the Tees. Barb Diablo Valley (Calif.) Junior Honeycutt off the disabled am. Wronker, Tom Preston and Jim Ruf- and continue MD's policy of division failed a summer ago, leading within two weeks started his first NIKE Remet was standout for the list and sent Byron "It’s as clear as a muddy lake, " fini two apiece for Peter’s. providing free diagnostic services College. game. In his last start Sunday in Westwon Pharmacy took a 7-0 Ramblers. M cLauj^in to their Triple- General Manager Cliff Fletcher of to speculation the older league is Bill Zwick singled and homored and orthopedic equipment to MD trying to sprinkle the four "expan- Detroit, Gullett held Detroit to two forfeit win over Walnut Barbers at Executive of year A farm club at San JoSe, the Atlanta Flames said as he and Dale Ostrout slammed three patients. :OHtER trudged from the last meeting. "One sion" franchises through its existing hits, pitched 7 2-3 innings and picked Nike Field. Johnson Paint dumped Trader ' ST, LOUIS (UPI) - The Sporting Calif. blows for Circuits. What’s in the MD marathon for Honeycutt, a reliever, way or the other, we should know by divisions or realign the present setup. up his third' win without a loss. World Antiques, 18-5. News Tuesday named Angelo West? Blisters, sunburn, aching was sidelined May 20 with Wednesday” Campbell said Fidrych, who has a INDY Karen Wright had four hits in- Drossos, president of the San Antonio REC muscles, swollen feet and possibly tendonitis of his left elbow. Ziegler said earlier in the day when Clark ousted 2-0 record this season and was 6-4 last Behind a 17-hit attack. Regal Men’s cluding two homers, Patty Spurs, NBA Executive of the Year. Making every hit count, Reed Frankovitch slugged two singles and the chance to present a sizable check he first admitted the two leagues Woody Clark of Manchester lost to year after posting a 19-9 mark in his Shop tripped Nelson’s 12-7, at Nike The publication said Drossos was Construction toppled Looking Glass to comedian Jerry Lewis on his an- Crew captain Repair • Raplacamant • Pumpt LUNCHEON FEATURE were conversing, "As all of you rookie year, was given orthogram, a Field. two triples and Sue Caouette rapped chosen in balloting by other Fran Marrello of Watertown in the II, 15-10, at Keeney Field. nual Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy NEW HAVEN (UPI) - • Rtmodaling • New Construc- test in which dye is injected into the Dave Rutherford clubbed a single, two singles for the Painters. Lisa executives in the league for turning tion • Stwor CiMning M o n .- F r i. 11A .M .-4 P.M. probably realize by now, we are first round of the Connecticut State Wayne Rogers slugged a Telethon. Eric Stevens, a sophomore shoulder and X-rays taken. Campbell double and grandslam homer and Cooke had two bingles and Liz Wiec- his franchise into one of the top FREE ESTIMATES______having meetings with the WHA, face Amateur Golf Tournament yesterday grandslam homer and single, and He also hopes to earn a place in the from Cumberland, R.I., to face. at Brooklawn in Fairfield. The score said the results were "perfect.” drove in six runs for Regal's. Jim zorek starred defensively for the An- teams in the NBA. Manchester Plumbing $1.99 Kevin McCooe, Kevin Kelley, Bruce tiques. Guinness Bcrak of World Records for has been chosen captain of ^LUNCHEON BEEF PATTY "We’re working to see whether or was 2 and 1. LaChapelle, Brian Flint, Wayne --... Yale University’s 8i Heating, Inc. French Fries, Texas Toast, all-you-can-eat salad Jojinson, Rick Gilgosky and Brian Oatway, Rich Murphy and Jim 61 Loomis St., Manchester not the NHL should expand," he said, Magowan each had two hits for Reed. heavyweight crew for next "I say expand because we have Pender each chipped in two blows for 646-0237 Brad Verona homered and tripled, I season. The Yale boat s V precedent for expansion and we have the winners. Stan Steeves doubled and tripled and Transactlont) Jai alai results no precedent for a merger to work Steve Smyth ripped three hits and East Hartford Legion winner Dave Sauer, Ray Kandolin and Dave J SALISBURY STEAK $1-99 with," Doug Nelson and Mike Longo two FfnMNiieMBanrani . im im nous sna rears ^ mashed potato, gravy, Texas Toast and all-you-ian-eat salad Friegn each had two hits for Glass. nst aec ksus smi rant I M I M s 119 12e But several formidable issues are apiece for Nelson’s. Baseball . IMIUsI lit! MlMl tUhai IMI ItM 2 htlfiya Ml FLETCHER GLASS CO. in the way of a settlement which pitches to open the home eighth and U. Orer IS Yean a/ tspetmtt MHANCHEtTU 'k'k-k'kif'k'k-k Two runs in the bottom of the EASTERN Seattle — "fook pitcher Rick TCsnSiii 1.9 i Irr)uoti (MM144 319 he dashed to third on a single by Tom CHARTER OAK UMiiaMzi sanfui, would stabilize hockey salaries, eighth inning gave East Hartford Bill Hodis’ single in the top of the Honeycutt off the disabled list and ratfKta 4$ ISII Ahern. Rick Lewis walked jamming Each side had a four-run inning but rsihtU 1419JI . TrilKls 447 MMI reduce the number of players and Legion a 4-3 non-zone win over seventh inning drove in what proved sent Byron McLaughlin to their IrMi 14-7 liUI tr««'* ” 451 ion M SOUS mo rears COMIHETE AUTO OUSS SERVICE the bases with Mike Cook’s fielder’s two two-run spurts gave Oil Heat an KM tm M u s sna rents son M MUS m o ram m w m GLUS-MIIMNIS'GIAU FUIINITURI TOM EVERYDAY ALL DAY trim the bidding wars for free agents Willimantic last night at Shea Park ’Triple-A farm club at San Jose. IfcrlmlCnMii L9 SJI : • IMS 1121 Ml ncivftc fnmm-fmfUiCt i oow MHMoitt choice plating the tying run. to be the winning run as Alliance tuhai IS9 tw lloa Ul and rookies. in East Hartford. 8-4 win over the Jay cees at New York Mets — Optioned right- I In iM n i Ml lln flu 1.9 : TM INClOSUMS'SrCCIU ftOM Moments later Ahern scored on a Printing nipped North Methodist, 8-7, tU M $ Mir "As you might guess, there are a Fitzgerald Field. handed pitcher Mike Bruhert to SMoilMv WMi 14 21.9 (MWa 14 27.9 Elast Hartford, now 7-3 overall, at Mt. >Nebo. ; •' ' IMIt W SIJI riiMi41 9 9 myriad of considerations that have to wild pitch uncorked by losing hurler Craig Repoli had three hits and rifiMta M m il FuMaMllJI SALAD PLATE $1.79 puts its 4-1 Zone Eight record on the Dan Jones had four safeties, Mabk Tidewater and recalled righthander TilMa 442 IttM tiM l 41-S 2219 be dealt with," Ziegler said. ‘We are Tom Roath. Bob Simler, Ken Ferry and Fred Tr«Kt< M4 111.9 o^wcMMissoo rears ^ANCHtSTtK649-452'i) COilECTOft'S ITIMS line tonight against Bloomfield at Crowley three and Bob Watts, Hodis, Tom Hausman. T H M MUS m o roan snon M OHO m o rons Ali-yon-can-eat salad from our tantalizing East Hartford trailed most of the Schneider two apiece for Oil Heat. soom im 19I M lM M i lue Ml b*HOH PlATIt going to try to define some common Shea Park at 6 o’clock. Craig Steuer- Tom Vecsey and Marty Thibodeau Toronto — Activated center fielder lU M rl IM 4JI SM SiMMir 19 PIIVOINTUl MCAMHIt salad bar, served with Texas Toast way as Willimantic scored twice in iim Wi I 1.9 XII 4 Cans less HUIMi MPIOOUCnOM 1 ground, if any exists.” nagel, 3-0, draws the mound assign- Simler homered. Joe Stack had three Rick Bosetti and sent catcher Brian SSataalhniMi the top of the fourth on two walks, two apiece for Alliance. JbmmStrSf S9 1 MMtUIUI The best buy in TownI - 3 Neither the NHL nor the WHA ment for the Post 77 contingent. hits and six others one each for the Milner to Medicine Hat, Alberta, in mdaU2$M ■ U2S1H lsl«Me*l Co#| CreO* Bill Chappell homered and singled hiMi M nut r>Ma 24 2119 TilMl44444U91I “ M A N C H E S T E R -S H O P .R I T E P L A Z A ” players' associations has been heard Willimantic had taken the lead in single and wild pitch. Jaycees. the Pioneer League. Trilaeti 1>M n u t I lM 442 7HO East Hartford knotted it at 2-all in and Jim LaPenta chipped in two rentni CMC 99US morons OPiN M-P l-i:30 ’ PLASTICS IN STOCK from — a sign taken by most to mean the top of the eighth as Tom Kokoska Chicago White Sox — Signed third ogeM M om orjjrt^ UMTS cat 99US m runs I ^ 9*4 . 11-9 129 THUn. TIL 190 “ M A N C H E S T tR - W E S T M I D D L E T U R N P I K E ’ the fifth on a free pass and con- blows for Methodist. m UnMlsIb 11.9 121 I Omk Hull ^ 119 , S/te- X 1/4" consent. reached on a catcher’s interference CANDLELIGHT baseman James David White, their IM UlMl llaa ra n 19 IMrerM •AT.I-S90 STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES secutive hits by Lee DeAngelis, Ml SWiCirai The NHL has already been reduced and moved to third on a single by Bob Vito’s outlasted Zipser Club, 10-9, No. 1 draft choice. 4 iMf . MMI24I1.9 Kevin .Hickey and Gregg McGowan. CRGFL iW *t4SS9 - 14110 r>iMi241ll9 by one team with the folding of the Mullen. Steve Plesz’s check swing at Fitzgerald. Montreal — Signed Manager Dick fvfacta M Wtit Nrfwti 4*17Mt 7llMl244l21M Winning pitcher Jeff Huot allowed Forma’s Inn girls’ team remained r**J44l6!9 , T.II|5>14«9 Cleveland Club into the Minnesota roller brought Kokoska in. Dave Bldwell rocketed two Williams to new two-year contract. only three hits, going the distance. unbeaten with a 21-5 win over East l71BiaH^!!l franchise and the Colorado Rockies Carl Guzzardi walked on four homers, once a grandstand and Paul * "T -X

- - Ti' --r3J4P MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978- PAGE FIFTEEN ------PARE FOURTEEN------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter. ------Conn., Wed., June------a,^ 1978 Lo$t »nd Found 1 Holp Wontod ;i •U LONDON (UP!) - The auction of pius bidding for individual iten^ was angel, made for a shrine about 1150, 4 ~ Eniortalnmonl or 742-6302 after 6. which a dealer acting for the 5 — AucUoni pointment 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Robert Von Hirsch’s art collection not unusual. If not yet common. U.S. niust enlarge fleet IMPOUNDED FEMALE Northeast School Employees persist FINANCIAL * was more than the saie of the cen- ’The 197 medieval works sold in one Staatliche Museum in Berlin bought black Lab pup 6 months old. Federal Credit Union, ^ for $2,280,000, 6 — Bondi'Stocki'MortgGOM 8870. tury. By fetching 135,089,770, it was sales session for $12,099,485 — the NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) ->Not|ng, kind df Navy which can maintain that it must ’have to maintain 9 — Ptraonai loam FEMALE Mepard - black and more tike the sate of all time. world record for a single sales ses- A watercolor by Albrecht Duref maritime superiority is to question 10 J- Inturanca silver, found McKee Street. the Soviet Union’s vast resources, superiority at sea over a land power United Press Inter- TELLER CLERK Loan In eight mind-boggling sessions at sion that, by itself, fell only |39,900 sold for $1,216,000 — the highest auc- the nation’s will to live as a first IMPLOVMtNT MIXED breed yellow female - U.S. Navy Secretary W. Grahm that has chosen to challenge us,” national 13 - Http Wantad older - found Linden Street proccessing, deposits, general Sothehy Parke Bemet auction house, short of beating the eight-day '''sale tion price ever for ah Did Master class power," he said. 14 — Buainaaa Opportunitiaa area. Contact Manchester office duties, shorthand help- drawing — to a .Swiss dealer for Claytor Jr. says the United States Clajdor said. 15 ~ Situation Wantad the late German Industrialist’s of the century” of the contents of must enlaree its fleet in order to re- "If we are to remain a leader of the Claytor said the Navy would keep Thunderstorms which Dog Warden, 643-6642. ful but not necessary. Call for ioocation^ appointment 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. treasures brought the highest prices Britain’s Mentmore Towers last another German museum. tain the right to sail the seas freely free world, we must be able to sup- an eye on costs but not let them con- persist in the nation’s ever paid for a private art coltection. year. On Tuesday on anonymous New 18 — Privata Inatructfbr^ ORANGE Si WHITE CAT Northeast School Employees /dnd remain “a first class power.” DOTt our allies, maintain our trade, trol every move. heartland today have 19 *>^oora*aaaaaa .Von Hirsch’s hoard, which he Two medieval items went for more York bidder bought Cezanne’s water- Inaiructiona Wantad with red collar, in Campfield Federal Credit Union, 646- Speaking Tuesday at the Naval have access to raw materials and de- "We in the Navy are as much caused lightning deaths, I RIAL BSTATI Road area. REWARD 8870. ordered sold on his death last than J2 million apiece. Ope was a color Nature Morte au Melon Vert flooding and sent hail u— Condomlnluma ' War Ck)Ilege’s 94th commencement, fend ourself and our allies against aware of the problems of cost escala- offered. Call 647-9032. November to "share the joys of gilded arm ornament probably made for $570,000, an auction record for a crashing through windows 7T — Homaa to< Balt, RN / LPN - Full and part Claytor said the cost of new ships is enemies who are closer to our allies’ tion as anyone else, and this Is one of 241—Loti'La^tdTBaia ownership,” ranged from medieval in 1165 for the coronation robes of the watercolor by the po3t-Impressionist of buildings in a small town 25 w-lnVUalmant Propar^ ORANGE SPAYED time. 3 to 11 shift. Good borders than to ours, he said. the great problems we are working to 26 — Bufioats'property sculpture and decorative furniture to Emporer Frederick I Barbarossa, French artist. secondary because the Soviet Uhion in New Mexico. FEMALE CAT, Hellne Road salary, benefits, working con- is "almost totally self-sufficient in "To question the nation’s control. 27 — Raaort Proparly area, 646-3389. ditions. Apply in person: Ver- porcetain, French impressionist and which sold for $2,090,000. ’The other And a Meissen pocelain macaw Lightning from a storm ^8 — Raal Eatata Wantad resources,” while the U.S. is not. willingness to provide the kind of "But there can be no question as to MItC. SCNVICEI^ non Manor, 180 Regan Road, modem paintings. was the "Mosan medallion,” an went fr the world record price of whether or not we can afford to build in Steubenville, Ohio, 30 — Traval * Pohontli 2 Vernon. The auction saw record bidding enamel plaque showing a winged $199,500. “There is no question as to whether Navy and other defense resources 31 — Safvi cat Ui t t rad or not it is too expensive to build the a Navy that can maintain maritime killed two boys in a 32 — Painting-Paparlng broken and broken again in ail treehouse Tuesday. 3 - - 0dKding>ContrKiino RIDE WANTED from REAL ESTATE CAREER. superiority. We can’t afford not to Rootiig'Siding Earn 60% commission. Part categories of art and million-doiiar- Up to five feet of water t' 35 — Haating-Plumbing Manchester to New Britain, because we really have no alter- 36 — Flooring early morning hours. Call timers considered. For con- Manchester Evening Herald native,” he said. sto(^ in business houses in 37 — Moving>Trucklng-Storaga after 5, 643-1257. fidential interview. Ralph New Air Force Chief ' Claytor, predicting that the Navy Lancaster, Pa., after three 38 — Sarvicaa Wantad Pasek, Pasek Realtors, 289- Publtih«d «vtry «v«nlng txo«p( 7475. Theater schedule I Sundays and holldaya. Entartd at ttw woulcl be able to settle its last multi- Inches of rain. A number MI8C. FOR SALE Manchaatar, Conn. (>oat Offtca aa 8a* of residents were - Household Goods Entortalnmont 4 contl Claaa Mall Mattar. million dollar cost overrun claim, - Ariiclaa (or Sale FULLY EXPERIENCED urges missile go-ahead evacuated from the "Jesus Christ Superstar ” denied there is a “severe risk that - Building Supplies HALF PRICE on Guitars Painters wanted - Full time. East Hartford Drive-In — "Close Encounters of the Suggested Carrier Rates eastern Pennsylvania city - Pets -Birds- Oogt etcetera. Rivers Music, 7 Year round work. Good pay 10:30 future shipbuilding programs would ■ Livestock • "The Spy Who Love Me" Third Kind” (PG) Starts at Payabla In Advanca of 54,500. > Boala'8 Acceteones ' Main Street, New Britain, 225- and benefits. Call after 6. 649- VEDRNON Cine 1 - ’’The SInglacopy...... 150 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The new Allen said he is concerned about be in jeopardy.” IPG) Starts at dusk ‘ The Man dusk; "You Light Up My Mosquero, N.M., with • Sporting Goods 1977. Free price list. Open till 9658. Goodbye Girl” 7:10-9:10 Waakly...... Wa. Air Force chief of staff wants to get speed because the present The Navy recently agreed to pay - Garden Products with the Golden Gun” (PG) Life” (PG) Ona m onth...... $3.90 9 p.m. Vernon Cine 2 — "Saturday moving on the $15 billion to $20 billion Minuteman missile force, based in 350 to 400 residents, had - Antiques East Windsor Drive-In — Manchester Drive-In — Thraa montha ...... $11.70 the Electric Boat Division of General Wanted to Buy •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTOMOBILE BODY MAN ■ Six m onths...... $23.40 golf ball-size hall which Crowds gather in front of the Monaco their civil wedding day. So far they have "American Graffit” 8:35; Night Fever” 7:30-9:30 M-X intercontinental missile system, fixed silos, is becoming vulnerable to Dynamics half of its $718 million c()st Good pay. Fringe benefits O n a y a a r ...... $46.00 and suggested today that work on two caused extensie damage to RENTALS □ EMPLOYMENT Manchester Plymouth Inc.. 2 Palace today in hopes of catching a glimpse remained unseen inside the palace. (UPI Barbs Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat attack from Soviet missiles that are overrun claim after the St. Louis- Rooms for Rent the courthouse and - Apartments lor Rent Talcottville, 643-2708. By PH II. PASTORET Subacribara who (all (o racalva separate basing systems continue un- improving in accuracy. based company threatened to stop of Princess Caroline and Philippe Junot on photo) Ithair nawapapar bafora 5:30 p.m.' ^estlons about basing Involve knocked out windows on - Homes (or Rant T otice ‘ should talephona tha circulation I til a choice is made. work on 18 nuclear attack sub- • Business lor Rent Holp Wontod 13 LIFEGUARD WITH W.S.I. Plan very, very carefully. AIRWAY dapartment, 647>9046. I Gen. Lew Allen, who took over as whether the tunnels would be safe marines at plants in Groton, Conn., the east-south sides of • Resort Properly for Rent CERTIFICATE needed for Probate Court is open for Wanted to Rent SALES POSITION - Straight It comes in handy when you {TRAVEL AGENCYl the Air Force’s top general last enough from attack and whether the and Quonset Point, R.I. every other building. Misc for Rent Manchester pool, from 9 to 9. have to alibi for the tomor- conferences with the Judge 457 CENTER 8T. Winds ripped down a cir- commissions, leads furnished Carroll Brundrett 528-1300. row that has become a disas- from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. week, talked in an interview about vertical shelters could be monitored The Navy also agreed to a $447 AUTOMOTIVE to homeowners. Call 242-5402 trous yesterday. 645-2500 This is the ' plans that would shuttle about 200 of under SALT agreements. million settlement in a cost dispute cus tent at Meyersdale, 81 - - Autos for Sale Princess weds playboy on Thursday nights. Night 62 - - Trucks (or Sale EXPERIENCED SALES per- flattened a house in Fair- Th^ perpetual college stu- telephone number: 649- I se(3son for BLACK the missiles among thousands of Alien said the cruise missile is with the Ingalls Shipbuilding Division Heavy Equipment (or Sale IF YOU ARE an attractive son in retail selling. Toys, holes in the ground—known as ‘ ’ver- view Township, injuring its 64 y Motorcyclea-Bicycias motitated woman we need dent is a person who grows 0445. CARPENTER "the only system which the United of Litton Industries in Pascagoula, 65 \ Campari-Trailari-Mobila sporting goods, swimming occupant, and caused you. If you are looking for a older and older by degrees. The Probate Court will tical shelters” — or move them on States is bringing to bear on the Miss. Both settlements await con- Homes pools. Full time or part time. be closed Monday, July 3, Complot9 damage in several other Automotive Service glamorous, challenging posi- Contact B. Rogers. 643-9280. tracks in underground tunnels. Soviet Union at the present time that gressional approval. Autos (or Rent-Leas# . . tion, with a new Perisian 1978. Travel Service locations in Pennsylvania. in high society Monaco The administration already has has a signifiant positive influence on "Discussions are continuing with cosmetic line, you need us. MACHINE OPERATORS for William E. FiUGerald I HM't U m Tim IWkHl Vi'’ I delayed the M-X program by one their willingness to negotiate.” the third major shipbuilder with 236-2381, 633-3366. Hardin^e Chuckers, Milling Judge of Probate year because of doubts about basing, which we have pending substantial and Drilling Machines. Small MONTE CARLO, Monaco (U P I) - Only a small group of family, close Junot has been trying hard recently Lott tnd Found WANTED - Gas station atten- now making 1986 the soonest it could shipbuilding claims — the Newport Five dead parts. Interesting work. All High society gathered today for the friends and representatives of the to live down a reputation as a dant, full or part time. benefits. Apply in person only, be ready without a speed-up. News Shipbuilding and Drydock Divi- LOST - Intersection of Middle Mature, responsible person 9-12, and 1-5 daily. C&W marriage of Princess Caroline of native population of Monaco were in- playboy. A basing decision is scheduled for Outdoor cooking for third shift. References. Why is it th at! tople will BLISS sion of Tenneco, Inc.,” Claytor said. in disco Turnpike Si Main Street, Manufacturing Company, 74 Monaco and Philippe Junot, a French vited to today’s ceremony, conducted All the people of Monaco were in- sit sflUsliU for a i2.0o lunch Ilf ■ Tmsufw SiiaMMrt pww August, but civilian Pentagon Manchester, blue pack with Call 871-1698. Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. playboy 17 years her senior. by the chief law officer, Louis vited to watch after the wedding, as :lo5G NEW YORK (UPI) - Barbecue The shipbuilder, in Newport News, priced at $5.99 but not $6.00? sources indicate it may be delayed Va., is seeking $746 million in BOSTON (UPI) - Five exercise clothes. Call 649-8895. All eyes were on Princess Roman, Monaco’s director of judicial the bride took a short, heavily GNCDUNTERS) 649-92409 manufacturers predict at least a 20 RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m. CLERK - Full time only. Beyond the blue horizon Of THE TH R O K V O further — a step Allen thinks would overrun claims. men were found shot to Good salary benefits and Caroline, 21, whose beauty, youth, affairs. guarded walk in her white wedding «it>4 nCHAMO o w m w percent increase in unit sales this Calculator experience these days lies another BUSS EXTERMINATOR COHMNT be “incorrect and unfortunte.” Pointing to the settlements, PROBATE NOTICE working conditions. Apply wealth and royal lineage made her The glittering parade of royalty, gown to have her bouquet blessed in layer of smog. The Oldest X Iffest tw Cnw. year over last. "HFD Retailing death today in the base- Court of Probate necessary. Apply in person: 'I think it is possible that we can Claytor said, "I hope these ment of a downtown disco District of Manchester Vernon Manor, 160 Regan Gaer Brother, 140 Rye Street, the most brilliant of all the real and Hollywood-style, and the the nearby Chapel of Mercy in the old Home Furnishings” says gas grills Road, Vernon. 8714)385, kbu'*Ligi^ proceed rapidly and still keep some developments will put to rest any and restaurant. NOTICE OF HEARING South Windsor. assembled stars. rich and famous queued to get into town. options open," he said, outlining a and ail types of middle range EST A TE OF JE N N IE M. A prenuptial palace ball drew 800 the palace. The bride’s parents in- Caroline chose as witnesses her barbecues are expected to account misconception that the Navy doesn’t The bloody mass murder HALSTED, incapable TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. “ MY FAM ILY NEVER possibility of going ahead with ver- have its house in order or is iiot in a was discovered by a Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Apply 81 Commerce Street, THOUGHT I COULD DO IT! ” guests, most of them rich and vited 4,500 natives of Monaco to a brother Prince Albert, 20, the tical shelter development while con- for much of the dollar increase. It E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated June 23, Glastonbury. PTG Company. famous, and invoked memories of the garden party after the wedding — hereditary prince, and her cousin, Tonita thru Tin s . Jvh 4 said most of the business is expected position to do business on additional cleaning man at the Black 1978 a hearing will be held on an Now they’reproud of me. And EAST WINDSOR tinuing simultaneous testing of Friar. He told police he plication praying for authority to Telephone 633-7631. I’m proud of the money I earn storybook marriage 22 years ago of new construction with our major Lt'certain real estate as in said held in the historic gilt and marble Grace Levine of Philadelphia. l I S H O t l K b D R I V E I N hJJJl / 9 to be in step-up, replacement models. being an Avon Represen- DOUBLE BOND .. tunnels. shipbuilders.” found the bodies in a rear application on file more fully appears, the bride’s mother, movie star Grace throne-room of the 200-room palace Junot’s witnesses were his sister, at the Court of I^ b a te on July 6,1978 SALES PERSON tative, You can be proud, too. Kelly, to Monaco’s Prince Rainier, of the Grimaldis. Mrs. Jean-Louis Vouillon, and Baron M ANCHESTER section of the basement at 10 am. Experienced Full Time Retail Call 523-9401 for information. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES D N ROGER MOORE along side a bar. Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk Furniture Store positjon with ruler of the principality. The gathering in the garden is a Michel Allard. 6 44 068-06 Police said all the vic- emphasis in Carpeting and LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER - The gala brought together such traditional affair. This time it was to Caroline's wedding dress, designed GREAT FUN SHOW JAMES BOND Draperies, Call Mr. Larco, tims were apparently Court of Probate. District of Care for baby and do light celebrities as Cary Grant, Greek present Junot to the people and to by Christian Dior, was a softly STARTS AT 8:35 007: Lawyers win in South Manchester Watkins, 643-5171. housework. Mature older billionaire Stavros Niarchos, the give the Monagasques a chance to pleated ice-blue georgette crepe with gunned down by a shotgun NOTICE OF HEARING woman preferred. References sometime early in the mor- ESTATE OF EVELYN S BOOKKEEPER - Immediate pretenders to the thrones of France share in the festivities. open-work seams, short-sleeved and By United Press International owed much of his strong showing in In Mississippi, attorney Maurice QUILITZSCH aka EVELYN S needed. Call 646-3935. THE SPY ning after the establish- QUILITCH, deceased opening. Experienced needed J and Russia, Prince Bertil of Sweden, Prince Rainier asked his people not three-quarter length. Dantin won a landslide victory over Two lawyers beat better-known op- the runoff to former Rep. W.J. Bryan ment had closed. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William for busy office to work with WORK AT HOME on the former Kings Umberto of Italy and to decorate the streets or sell Among those attending the civil ponents in Democratic runoffs for Dorn, the loser in the three-way June Gov. Cliff FHnch in the Democratic E. FitzGerald. Judge, d a t^ June 23. accounts payable and rOWTIMUroW has l£FT OVER WHO The Black Friar, at 105 1978 a hearing win be held on an phone servicing our Michael of Romania and the Aga souvenirs or turn out in cheering ceremony are Michel Junot, the j POOLS INOM. CARTONS. receivable. Matured person customers in your spare time. governor of South Carolina and 13'primary. Dorn endorsed Riley and battle for the chance to succeed S u m m er S t., h as a application praying (or authority to Khan. Many of the women were crowds. He got his wish. bridegroom’s twice-divorced father, campaigned hard for him in the 3rd retiring Sen. James 0. Eastland, D- sell certain real estate situated in the preferred. Call for appoint- 249-7773. ^TcoiiPUTair AUrdVtlKAl fit WltASt 1 LOVED ME senator of Mississippi Tuesday, but Town of Guilford, County of New ment, 528-9680. ablaze with jewels. The semi-official reason for the I » I lOUttS 15 • M • II (i«ll lEONcaoD* □ooouv’m restaurant on the first floor a deputy mayor of Paris, Olympic I m m m mt a l l o aier> r»>s uwvinsAA iruOCTMC AUM OHtiestwto they are up against strong District, Dorn’s home area. Miss. He lost no time in gearing up Haven and State of Conn, as in said JOHN TSAVOLTA and the basement houses a application un file mure fully appears, DEMONSTRATORS; Sell Today’s civil ceremony does nyt attempt to minimize publicity is that athlete John B. Kelly Jr. of IndudM: 0«eli ind fenoe. Republican opposition in the* Riley, a 45-year-old progressive for a strong Republican challenge in CLERK TYPIST - 9 to 2. Mon- SUirtim, raw a Vacuum. bar and disco floor, police at the Court of Probate oh July o, 1978 name brand toys and g^lfts constitute final marriage in this Grace took a long time getting over Philadelphia, Princess. Grace’s Ot t i w moMa arapofOonaMi l November elecfion. former state senator from Green- November. at 1:30 P.M. day thru Friday. Send resume (Tonka, Fisher-Price, Fen- SATURDAY NIGHT said. Pearl J. Hullman, to Box R, c/o Manchester Catholic principality and Caroline the excitement of her own wedding brother, and his daughter Maura. CIKOnllUSlAMUUraEO Dick Riley, who vowed to end ville, S.C., waged an aggressive cam- The one-time district attorney, a ton) with Treasure House oar □ FEVER JESUS'dlBST ' Ass‘t. Clerk Herald. and her husband will sleep apart and wants to spare her daughter the Christian and Laurent Junot, CAUTOUFREEI “good old boy” politics in South paign to gain name recognition. Marine Corps Reserve colonel who "We have no idea of the ty plal).‘ "You can earn a FrFree exact time it happened kit, lop commissions, trip to D tonight. same experience. Philippe’s half brothers. Princess Carolina, capitalized on a former op- Riley will face former Rep. Ed runs occasional marathon races to PQ other than it must have TOWN OF MANCHESTER MACHINIST - Experimental. Nassau. Also booking pariies. It is only after the religious Some think it might have been a Stephanie, Caroline’s 13-year-old 382*4529 ponent’s endorsement to overtake Lt. Young, the Republican nominee, in stay in shpae, faces three-term GOP Must be experienced in Call 242-5830 or collect person ceremony Thursday that pious more publicly joyous occasion if happened early in the mor- Bridgeport and Lathe. Must sister, and other members of both ARTISTIC POOLS Gov, Brantley Harvey and win the the general election. Gov. James B. Rep. Thad Ciochran, plus black in- LEGAL to person for Ms. Carol 491- Monagasques will really consider Caroline had married into one of the families also were guests. Edwards, the first GOP governor in dependents Charles Evers and Henry ning after the joint closed be ^ le to do own set up. 21UU. chance to regain the governor’s of- Scharr Industries, 2434)343. them man and wife. great families of Europe, fice for the Democrats. South Carolina in almost a century, Kirksey, in the general election up,” a police officer at the NOTICE scene said. The Planning and Zoning $100 plus WEEKLY MAILING At his victory party, Riley said he by law cannot succeed himself. scramble for Eastland's seat. MILLWRIGHT - Experienced CIR(j ULARS! Free supplies. SINATRA “We got the call at about Commission will hold a public in machine repairs, on textile hearing on Monday, July 10, Im m ediate income Q[t;:\THEATRES EAST 8:20 this morning. All of and coating equipment. guaranteed! Send self- them are dead,” a police 1978 at 7:30 p.m. in the Scharr Industries, 243-0343. addressed stamped envelope: Senator’s wife asking LIVEI Hearing Room of the the cheap N n spokesman said. Homeworker, B427-3BB, DETECTIVE PQ HARTFORD JAI ALAI • SEPT. 4,5,6 8 P.M. The spokesman said the Municipal Building, 41 Center SCHOOL BUS D rivers Tryo. Mt. 59935.______13 Two newsmen face trial Street, Manchester, Connec- wanted.Call 568-2058 anytime. TICKETS $38 $30 $28 $20 victims are all white MACHINE OPERATOR - THE EN D R ticut, to hear and consider the ^ CHARGE TICKETS TO MAJOR CREDIT CARDS males. He said they were following petitions: FULL TIME Store Clerk - Fiberglass spinning operator for new divorce trial needed, for expanding com- fully clothed and there ROBERT W. WEINBERG Some heavy mechandise I Uiirlm StuiM M-1ilni ^ THEJUNQLEBOOK BY PHONE: GALL 1-800-223-0120 handling. Apply in person: pany. Experience helpful, but CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - and the family home in Newton, in Soviet slander case were no immediate iden- - ZONE CHANGE - not required. Will train for “In other words they broke ground. Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 SIBNOFZOMIOq . TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT HARTFORD CIVIC OAKLAND STREET (W-10) Mrs. Remigia Brooke has exercised Mass., and pay her $18,000 annual I can’t go into details. Let me just wJ /ATEB a/\V /\eei/«B AAirt Al l TI/'irBTDAAl AIITI BTW tifications. Broad Street, Manchester. skilled person. Call John THE CTH.| d O a UrrlW B AND ALL TKaABI HUN UUI LBi To change the zoning her option and asked for a new alimony. say there were substantial changes the defendant is not physically pre- McEvily, 646-5778. MOSCOW (UPI) — Two American the case against Whitney and Piper classification from Residence LUBRICATION Person divorce trial from husband Sen. But the final agreement approved from the earlier agreement that (AST reporters today were ordered to in response to articles they wrote, sent. "Guide to the Games of A to Business H for a parcel of wanted to lubricate trucks and SWIMMING POOL Edward W. Brooke after a marathon by Perera only called for transfer of were extremely detrimental to the stand trial on July 5 on civil charges quoting Soviet dissidents as saying The summonses raised concern approximately 2.27 acres at trailers. Related experience INSTALLER - Experienced, negotiating session failed to produce among reporters in Moscow because or will train. Call 742-7308. the property and alimony. Even so, senator’s financial position. H\ir< of slander brought against them by that they fabricated a filmed confes- the southwest corner of needed. Starting pay $160 an out of court settlement. Perera warned Mrs. Brooke in his it was feared the Soviet Union may Oakland Street and Tolland weekly. All fringe benefits. "We had no choice but to refuse , the Soviet state committee for radio sion by Georgian dissident Zviad mathematician Willian MECHANIC WANTED FOR Brooke has asked Middlesex June 15 order not to expect a better be starting to use such cases to res- Turnpike, — 250V Oakland For appointment, call 688- it,” Waite said. “We do not believe ; and television. Gamsaichourdia. Payne. The forword to the 2233. GENERAL REPAIRS - Probate Judge Lawrence Perera to settlement if she chose to seek a new Everybodys Reading pond to any unfavorable reporting. book was written by Dr. Street. that they bargained in good faith.” Craig Whitney, 34, of the New York Whitney told the Moscow judge Experience a must. Starting Such tactics could keep reporters Samuel Johnson, a devotee At this hearing interested reverse his June 15 order giving Mrs. trial. No date was set for the new trial Times, and Hal Piper, 39, of the that he had planned to be away on IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on pay $6.00 an hour. Must have ...... Jusi ujhen you thought of the game. persons may be heard anci own tools. Excellent working endlessly tied up in legal actions, Brooke a new trial if she wished after "Mrs. Brooke doesn’t know what and Perera scheduled a hearing on Baltimore Sun, spent fO minutes vacation at the time set for trial. all 3 shifts. Some openings UwasstJetogoback written communications require a good math conditions. All company ruling that Brooke had misstated his happened to that oral stipulation and the motions for next week. In addi- the before a Soviet judge this morning The judge told him the authorities stifling their ability to cover news. financial liabilities in a sworn out of neither do I,” Ford said. Gamsakhourdias, 38, was Probate Notice received. Copies of these background. Apply at Multi benefits. For appointment call tion to Brooke's motion filed Mon- and were told to return to court could not order him to remain in the NOTICE TO CBEDITORS petitions have been filed in the Circuit, 50 Harrison Street, 688-2233. court deposition in May 1977. sentenced to three years in prison ”1 want to make it very clear that day, Perera also has before him six Friday to file written responses to Soviet Union in a civil case but they Town Clerk’s office and may Manchester. jam/s 2 ESTATE Ol’’ JOHN KOSH. deceased Those misstatements, dealing with Senator Brooke really wanted an motions filed by Mrs. Brooke’s at- Manchester Evening Herald h o ^ he would appear for the trial followed by two years of internal b,e inspected during office LUBRICATION PERSON the civil slander suit and to be Hie Hon. William E. FiUGerald, WANTED - To lubricate loans owed Boston liquor distributor agreement,” McGrath said. He said torney, including a request that prepared to go to trial July 5. July 5. They pointed out that under exile for anti-Soviet slander during Judge, at the Court oi Probate. hhur's. WORK! Apply at 629 Main Ulslrlcl ol Manchester at a hearing Street, Manchester, on trucks and trailers. Related A. Raymond Tye, are now being in- changes in the tentative agreement Brooke’s assets be frozen and that Soviet law a trial can proceed even if his trial in Tbilisi. He was a member held on June 19. 1978 ordered lhal all Planning and ' The television authorities brought Wednesday June 21st., at 9:45 experience needed. Starting vestigated by the U.S. Senate Ethics sent to him at 1:15 by Ford and Mrs. the new trial be conducted speedily. H you wish to be a Subscriber of the Georgian group monitoring naiiii^claims must ucbe presenteduav-s.i..v- to-- -j-the Zoning Commission pay $160 weekly. All fringe llduclaryliduclary unon or before SeptemberSeplemher 18.19. a m. An Equal Opportunity Committee. Brooke "had never been discussed The divorce was to have become Soviet compliance with the human 1978 orjr bobe barred asaa by law provided. Ronald Gates. Employe. Benefits. For appointment call Negotiations between Brooke’s before in any of the negotiations in final earlier this month. rights provisions of the Hellnski ac- Pearl, J. Hullman. Ass t. Oerk Secretary 688-2233. Fill out this coupon and mall The tidut-iary is: lawyer, Robert F. McGrath, and the last two years.” Brooke’s financial and personal cords. Mary Czekanski Dated this 28th day of June, NURSES AIDE - 11 p.m. to 7 8 Berkshire Avenue SUMMER JOB - Immediate George M. Ford, representing Mrs. Brooke’s spokesman, Robert problems have developed into major "We make the assumption that we 1978. a.m., Laurel Manor, 91 Chest- Businessman is free Trumbull. Conn. 06611 0734)6 nut Street, Manchester. Call opening for maintenance Brooke, broke (lown at 1:15 p.m. Waite, said attorneys for both sides to... The Maneheater Herald are being charged because this political problems as he battles for a U67>06 6494519. work. CJonyers Hardware. 646- Tuesday as both sides neared a 2 p.m. had "worked out what they thought third term as the nation’s only black 1 HERALD SQUARE, MOSCOW (UPI) - American (h'awford of the charges they face in affects the credibility of the televi- 5757. 2 deadline extension set by Pererg. to be a good tentative settlement,” senator. Three Democrats entered MANCHESTER. CT. businessman F. Jay Crawford, held connection with separate, unrelated sion broadcast,’’ Piper said. He said NOTICE REAL ESTATE SALES Peo- "It’s finances,” Ford said later. which was put on paper at 6 a.m., incidents. he thinks the case was designed to ple needed - Two full time SHORT ORDER COOK and the race about the time his sworn ' for 15 days in Moscow’s Lefortovo PUBLIC HEARING CASHIER needed. “Basically, Mrs. Brooke would like Tuesday and presented to Mrs. I ------! harass journalists. sales associates. Members of misstatements were published in the AI WVI I TVVI fH O f U A a Prison, is free today, but his fate on The official Tass news agency has ADDITIONAL APPROPRIA'HONS 2 multiple liting services. Experienced preferred. Apply to have the settlement she thought Brooke and her elder daughter, Remi press. Howcaon* i I I would like to subscribe to The Manchester Evening | charges of currency violations is still accused . Crawford of illegally Under the Soviet Criminal Ck)de, BOARD OF DIRECTORS in person Monday-Friday, Ar- publishing a slander of a Soviet in- High commission paid. Call she had in May 1977.” Brooke Petit, at about 9:30 a.m. His financial affairs are subjects of : in doubt. exchanging large amounts of foreign TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT B od Wolverton, Group I by's Roast Beef, 257 Broad Herald. . . Ford said Mrs. Brooke was led to “Next around 1 p.m. we heard that inquiries by the Senate Ethics Com- I I , Crawford left the prison Tuesday currency at speculative rates, a stitution can bring up to three years Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town Realtors, 649-2813. Street, Manchester. believe by her lawyer at the time, there were going to be some mittee, the Massachusetts Depart- I N am e...... J ’ afterqoon. At the same time, two charge that carries up to eight years in prison, but the corresponding arti- of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Monroe Inker, that Brooke would pay revisions. We got the revisions at imprisonment. cle in the civil code was not clear. Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, ment of Public Welfare and the ; Soviet citizens facing espionage ^nch ester, Connecticut, Wednesday, July 5, 1978, at 6:00 legal fees, her medical and dental 1:15 p.m .,” Waite said. He said there (Crawford, 37, the Moscow Embassy officials would not com- 8 Middlesex County district attorney. I • Address...... | : charges in the United States were PRODUCTION PERSONAL expenses, and capital gains tax on ment on the specifics of the case, but P.M. to consider and act on the following: were "substantial changes in the The senator’s adm itted ! released from jail. representative for International Proposed Food Service Ordinance — defining, regulating A pr*el«lon nwtal working company looatod In East Western diplomats speculated it was Hartford haa opaninga for production poraonnol. All the couple’s retreat on St. Martin in document made by Mrs. Brooke in "misstatements” also have opened I City...... I A spokesman for the U.S. Em- Harvester, appeared to be in good and licensing of food service establishments and providing the French West Indies. He would areas that had not even been dis- I bassy, however, noted the agreement health, though somewhat nervous. another move to keep pressure on oponinga ara on an I nour day ahifl wHh flaxiabla atar- him to possible investigation by the I Tei...... I Americans living in Moscow. for the violations thereof. Copy of the Proposed Ordinance ting tlmaa, batwaan 7 am - 8 am in a modam air con- also turn over the St. Martin home cussed. Massachusetts Bar Association. ; does not clear either the ^viets or may be seen in the Town Clerk’s Office during business dmonad plant AH joba can ba prtlormad by famala aa wall aa nwla paraonal. Bxeallwt working condHiona '"'proposed additonal appropriation to Special Grants, Fund ai)d banafita. intaraalad apiioanta ahouid appiy 61 Urban Mass Transit Act Transportation Program — $3,- batwaan houra 9 am to 3 pm. Peopletalk Spending unit does little 000 00 for elderly and handicapped transportation, from , I 0R "Q/f|i" General Fund Budget 1978-79, Manchester Association for HIQH STANDARD, INC. D Msmrtwtvrtng/msrtrediHFef •pwNiig Nre iim i cType O donor Retarded Citizens. pay for public education. Vintage Bette Lost and found HARTFORD (UPI) - A new group Wilde also moved quickly to dikpel Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special 31 PrMtIgt Park CIr. Eaat Hartford ^ But Rep. Gardner E. Wright Jr., fr (tOMled In Amt ol Aomal building) The marquee over Baltimore’s The lightshow is psychedelic, the any notions that he supports a state The Mexican vacation may have of business and govemn^ent leaders Bristol, and Sen. Robert Houley, f r Grants, Fund 41, Visual Impaired Student — $1,600.00 to be Civic Center says it all: "Tonight — music, acid rock, and the audience, has held its first meeting to discuss Income tax. The 1971 State Revenue added to exisUng Account 1258, to be financed by the Board Alice Coper.” It’s no mistake. It’s been idyllic, but Richard Burton and Somers, joined Wilde in opposing pure flower chiW. The big event — wife forgot one small item when they whether (k>nnecticut should lipiit Task Force which Wilde chaired of Education and Services for the BUihL "Coper” in Baltimore because the 647-9946 "discussing specifics.” Propos^ additional appropriation to 1978-79 General Fund Bette Midler, popping fake pills, recommended introduction of an in- packed for home. They left their r state spending, but little was ac- “1 think we should address broad CARRIER NEEDEQ famed but bedraggled sign high in the swilling ersatz booze, swearing real come tax to increase revenues. Budget, Recreation - $1,764.00 for summer busing, to be rented yacht behind. domplished. scope questions and try not to come financed from State Grant Title XX Summer Busing. hills over Tinseltown on the West cuss words and belting heavy "A personal income tax would be Coast now reads “Hollywood.” Kings Point Corp., a Nevada-based Gov. Ella T. Grasso formed the up'with recommendations, Houley Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund IN EAST HARTFORD numbers in a series of Los Angeles yacht-renting firm in Los Angeles, group In answer to California’s ruinous for Connecticut and would So Rock Star Alice Cooper says said. 61, Youth Services - $1,500.00 to be financed from State concerts straight out of the 1960s. says the Burtons paid $17,000 of the sweeping property tax cut program. fall flatter than a flounder if Grant Department of Children and Youth Services. he’s donating one of his personal "The Divine Miss M” is starring in She appointed'Frazier Wilde, preuented at this time,” he said. Wright agreed. SRunders Street, Centrel "Os” — along with $27,01)0 — to $18,000 rental cost to use the yacht "f think what the governor ask ^to Proposed additional appropriation to Community Develop- "The Rose” —a movie about a blues- former chairman of the Connecticut Arthur Powers, president of the ment Block Grant, Fund 71 - $110,000.00 to be financed from replace the missing letter and make from Feb. 2 through Feb. 16, then do Is very specific-discuss whether rock singer who just might have been General Insurance Co., to hrad the Connecticut Conference of Anticipated Fourth Year Community Development Grant. Avenue A Brewer Street ereae. the whole thing proclaim abandoned the veskCl in Vallarta, Connecticut should limit government the late Janis Joplin. Fans pay $2 Mexico, instead of returning it to group. He said at Tuesday’s meeting Municipalities, tried to gel the«tudy Elizabeth J. IntagUata “Hollywood” once again. spending.” Wright said. each to a children’s charity for the California. he thinks the group should study group to discuss the Horton-Meskill Secretary, Board of Directors Pfeaee dall Barbara at He’s hustling fans for support and ft was decided an outline of the privilege of dressing up in flowers The firm is suing for $8,500 — the Supreme Court decision of last year Manchester, ConnecUcut says, "We all grew up on Hollywood. Connecticut’s flsial situation but group’s mission will be drawn up and and love beads to be extras at the balance of the bill, plus the $7,500 it "avoid providing issues for can- which mandates the state reduce its Dated at Manchester, ConnecUcut this 23rd day of June, * 4e-7S 3aL I think everyone owes Hollywood a concerts, which are being filmed for took to fetch back its property. passed out at the next meeting. 1978. , dollar.” / dldates to use in the upcoming elec- relignce on property tax revenue to the movie. t tlon." 0634)6

if ’) PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978 ____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN . Manchester Fire Alarm Signals Buslnatt Pnparty 26 Homas For Bala 23 Homas For Bsla A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck National Weather Forecast ready ta go. Call today. 203- 677-8116. Thera are no MANCHESTER FIRE MANCHESTER - For sale strangers to New England She Heralit commercial building and Town Fire Department ftiF •6AW ^ EXTINGUISHER CO. liquor stare. Call for details, REALE REALTORS only ■fh DYNAMICS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 'V Marion E. Robertson, I Realtor, 643-5953. All rypM Fin Extingulshen 241 Fairfield & West 4131 C ountry Club 551 P e a r l & F o ste r FRIENDS we haven’t 25 Pleasant & Cedar 4132 South ^ h o o l ' 56 E. Center & Spruce SALES - RECHARGING Emergency Telephone 251 Washington School 415 S. Main Sc Arvlne 57 Summit & Flower RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS FOR: mot yotil M3-1151 571 High School 26 High Sc Cooper 416 N. Lakewood & Nike PHONE 643-2711 Resort Properly 27 Daniel F. Reale, Ine. Realtors Annual A Sami Annual Inapactlona Centrel FIrehouae 27 Pine & Walnut 417 Hlllcrest Sc Bruce 61 'C h a rte r Oak & Philip FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 649-2808 28 Ridge & Cedar. 418 S. Main & Lewis 612 Ansaldl & Battista ComptrU BURGLAR & 5iVf Jt«rm Sf/ileml COLUMBIA LAKE - Water- 1175 Main 8lr»et 8 4 6 -4 5 2 5 Mt nch HYDROSTATIC TESTING 281 Pine Sc Arch 42 Main & Charter Oak 62 School Si Clinton front. 3 bedroom, seasonal Special Alarm caila FortaLfr /C^ul/imrnl Dor JJomti ■ ^parlmmli ■ ^ u t o i cottage. Porch, deck, garage. 29 Center & Cooper 421 S. Methodist Church 63 Oak Sc Clinton Hafp Wanted 13 Business Opportunity 14 2 — Recall ADVERTISING Low MOs. Petrus Realty, 228- Durant & Crescent New Hope Manor 64 E . Center Si Benton FREEnCXUPiDOIVERV 291 422 3777, or 742-6270, 40 Household Goode 8 — Qeneral 65 Benton & Durkin RATIO ixperieni TO FULFILL the last stage of Household Goods 40 292 Broad & Little 43 Main Sc School our expansion program, we 9 — No school 67 E . Middle Sc Branford will train for the BODY SHOP 2921 Nichols-Manchester 431 Bennet Junior High 289-9548 1 diy ....116 word por diy MANCHESTER. Call 646-9880 will be looing for 2 full-time CREDENZA- 7 foot. Solid REFRIGERATORS Manchester 646-2632 12 - Mllliary Tire, Broad St. (Main Building) 68 Illlng Junior High 3 dayi ... 106 word p«r dty for interview, appointment. real estate salespeople. Call oak, black marble top. Call Washers, ranges, used, 2-2-2 — Recall off-duty 293 Green Manor Blvd., 432 East Side Rec 681 D em ing & T olland 6 d iy t .... 06 word por diy F.J. Spileckl Inc. Realtor, 643- Reel Eelale Wanted 28 289-1886 after 4:00 p.m. guaranteed and clean. New EAST HARTFORD 26 d iy t .. .. 66 word por day WANTED RESPONSIBLE 2121. UFINIMHIA rorocAiT C shipment damaged, GE and Hremen Parkade 4321 B ennet (F ran k lin ) 682 B ryan & Cornwall 700 BURNSIDE AVENUE 16 word! $2.00 minimum 6 Duval St., Manchester WOMAN as a llve-in domestic Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Ridgewood 4322 Bennet (B arnard) 683 Baldwin & Elberta Happy A d i...... $2.30 Inch ALL CASH For your property, 294 to keep hope, cook, clean, OPTICAL OUTLET in Starrs, within 24 hours. Avoid Red LOVE SEAT. Like new condi- Pearl and Son, 649 Main & R o o s e v e lt 4323 Bennet (New Gym) 684 Concord Rd. perform domestic duties, care Windham area, profession For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/29/78. During Wednesday tion, orange background with Street, 643-2171. night, thunderstorm activity will be expected over the Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 31 Hartford Sc Elm 433 Old Trade School 685 Dem ing & Avery for one minor child, 12.66 per building. Excellent location Corporation, 646-0131. white floral print. Call alter 4 COMPLETE Rockies and southern Florida, while mostly fair skies will p.m., 646-1168. WE BUY AND SELL Used 5 Spencer & Hillstown 32 Cheney Boiler Room 434 Maple Sc Cottage 71 H ighland Sc Autumn hour for 40 hour week. At least and parking. 10 years plus, es- Industrial • Commercial • Residential 712 G ard n er & Spring 1 year experience. Call 647- tablished with active ac- prevail elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, SELLING your house? Call us furniture. One piece or entire 7 W. Middle Tpke. at 33 Elm & Forest 435 Main & Maple counts. Fully stacked and max. temperature^ in parenthesis) Atlanta 73 (941. Boston 65 household. Cash on the line. 7121 Singer L earning INSURAHCE 9293. ./ first and we'll make you a I ELECTRONIC SECURITY PROTECTION No. 1150 331 Kage Co. 44 Main Sc Oak equipped. Call 561-0109, or 633- (81). Chicago 72 ( 85), Cleveland 62 ( 83). Dallas 74 198), cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Furniture Barn. 646-0865. 12 K eeney & S antina 34 Forest, east of Otis 441 Main Sc Park Center, Spring St. SERVICE LIGHT ‘assembly 9111. Denver 61 (86), Duluth 57 (85), Houston 72 ( 93), Jacksonville Realtor, 643-1577, 121 Keeney & Briarwood 35 Chestnut Si Park 442 Holiday House, 715 Spring Sc Dartmouth operation; soldering, 72 (96), Kansas City 73 (94), Little Rock 75 (97), Los Angeles harness manufacturing full or SHuetlon Wented 15 r 123 K eeney & E r ie 351 St, Jam es School Ckittage St. 7151 M a rtin School 60 ( 731, Miami 77 ( 87), Minneapolis 67 I89), New Orleans 76 IMMEDIATE Cash for your H^JUST LISTED< - fliliM inii Smoke Detection Fire • Sprinkler- Hold-up BUDGET part time. Female preferred. property. Let us explain our 124 K eeney & Bidwell 352 Laurel Manor, 443 Marlow Building, 72 Autumn & Oak WILL CARE FOR Con- (94). New York 67 (841, Phoenix 76 (102), San Francisco 54 Sales • Service Rental Apply at Lance International, fair proposal. Call Mr. 1242 ROTC school Chestnut St. Main St. 721 Glenwood & Lyndale PAYMENT 199 F o re s t S tr e e t, valescents, days or weekends. 168), Seattle 57 (76), St. Louis 74 ( 95) and Washington 70 1901. Central Station & Local Bell Belfiore, 647-1413. 2 PNUI I PLANS liiin iiu i Church Sc Laurel Main & Bissell 73 Wellington Manchester. Experienced, with references. Closed Circuit Television 1243 M eadow s C onvales- 36 45 Sc Lancaster Please call 872-9785. MAY WE BUY your home? U- L. Listed Equipment cent Home (South) 361 Chestnut Si Garden 451 Birch & Cottage nr 1244 M eadow s ( E a s t ) 362 Emanuel Lutheran 46 Main & Pearl 731 P o rte r & Autumn Help Wented 13 Quick, fair, all cash and no Safes & Vaults RESPONSIBLE Mother will problems. Call Warren E. 1245 M eadow s (W est) Church 47 Main & Center 732 P o rte r & G randview MAN TO WORK IN care for children in my home. This Is a good time Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 733 Oak & G randview Businese Opportunity Call 646-1076 • 5 ta 8 p.m. only. Hornet For Sale 23 125 Hartford & W. Center 37 Center Sc Newman 48 Main Sc Wadsworth ihc . HARDWARE stare, full time, of the year to make 74 E . C enter & W alker ROBERT J. SMITH, 13 Wetherell & Bridge 38 Center Si Church 49 Main Sc Strant /taply in person to Manchester SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHESTER - New listing. some changes around WOULD LIKE TO buy four INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 Hardware, KH Main Street. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires bedroom older Colonial - 131 Wetherell & Horace 39 Hemlock Si Liberty 491 Main & Armory 741 Byron & A rdm ore Corporation - expanding 6 f o o m C a p e . T h r e e your home* Sell those ALLIED PROTECTIVE ALARM INC. MANCHI i l lR Babysitting, day or evening. Preferably in the Porter Sreet 133 O rford V illage 391 Hospital (Front) 51 Charter Oak Sc Spruce 75 E . Middle & P a rk e r dealer network. No In the Waddell School area. bedfooms, dining room, new ex tra Item s with a We Sell The Beit and Service The Rett 82 P o rte r Sc Oak Grove SECRETARY / Marketing. experience necessary. kitten. Home completely area. Please call private par- Day Care Center 392 Haynes & Memorial 511 Spruce & Wells 649-5241 Can you handle numerous References. Please call 647- Classified ad. ty, at 647-1567. Hospital (North) Spruce & Eldridge 821 Adelaide & Je a n 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Complete training program. 1190. rem oileled. $44,900. The ». <). HoxiOl 203-646-0220134 B unce & S ea m a n 393 52 customer request orders and 8500. Investment required to H ^ es Corporation, 646-0131. 822 H ighland P a rk School IG'Bww4 PImi N«it 10 Heuw & HoU) ____Maiiflifwler, tioiiii. 06040 135 Waddell & Pioneer 394 Hospital Heating 521 Alcar Auto Parts, ’ quotes, take dictation, type start your own business. Ideal RANCH HOME - Good quiet 83 P itkin & A cademy neighborhood in Manchester. 136 W. Center & Bluefield Plant S.'ruce St. and maintain up to the minute for retired or part time. □ EDUCATION T \lo BEDROOM COLONIAL Lote-Land for Sale 24 84 E . C e n te r & Cone IN CASE OF FIRE CALL YOU Details on request. Mr. r I n CH - Quality home, dou- Principals only. Call 649-0925, 1362 Manchester Manor, 395 Hospital (Northeast) 53 Spruce Sc Oak detailed data for our vice between 8 and 4. W, Center St. S. Alton & W. Middle 531 Nathan Hale School 85 E . Middle Tpke. president of marketing? If so Barker. ESCAA Field ble landscaped lot. Excellent THREE BUILDING LOTS - ICcmpCR 396 18 Sc Woodbridge FIRE DEPARTMENT and you'd like to work for a Training Division, Box 619, Private Inetrucllone kKatlon. $45,000. No realtors East Middle Turnpike 137 B luefield & Case 41 S. Main near Line St. 54 Spruce Sc Bissell Wading River, New York. please. 04^31 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE 413 S, Main Si Fern Pearl & Roll 851 G reen M anor prosperous east of the river T()GETHER. Ready zoned 2 looking for a 4 or 5 room rent. IT 138 C ase & McGuire 55 FOR THE FINEST IN HOME 11792. REMEDIAL READING and or 3 homes. Write John 139 House & C arver Sc Weaver company with excellent com- math: individualized work MANCHESTER, OAKLAND Reasonable. Call collect after pany paid benefits, forward Liapes, 18 Saratoga Avenue 5 p.m., 1-423-9185, IM M ACULATE 2 FAMILY 14 H a rtfo rd & McKee 852 Milford Sc Sanford SECURITY ITEMS SEE MANY pe o pl e only dream program, (lst-8th grade) by STREET, $41,000, 6 room South Glens Falls, NY, 12801 resum e to personnel master’s degree teacher. 568- 15 S u m m e r & Campfield 8521 G reen School of owning their own business. older hopiO' Lot 135x200, Priced $9,000 all. 5-6 home. Located in a convenient spot TED CUMMINGS HOUSE & HALEI Manager, Box DD. Perhaps it’s lime for you to 8075. Marion E. Robertson Realtor, 16 L yness & Dudley 853 E lizabeth Sc Quaker CONSIDERIIK SO U N D? . Manchester Herald. purse that dream. I have over 643-5053,1 COVENTRY - Beautiful ap near shopping, schools and busline. Two INSURANCE AGENCY 161 W. C e n te r & Foley 854 Constance Sc Vernon •SMOKE ALARMS •LOCKS, CHAINS 1,000 businesss for sale by PRIVATE SWIMMING We can guarantee the proved 1 acre building lots, SALE of your house at newer heating systems. Recent roof. 3 car AUTO • HOMEOWNERS 17 W. C e n te r & M cK ee 855 Quality Motor Inn, •FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ••FLASHLIGHTS SEWING MACHINE oper- owners. Many for minimum LESSONS at your pool. Adults BY OWNER - Tolland. Large high on a hill, lovely view. 3 down. For free brochure and children. WSI Certified. 6 room Ranch. 1V5 baths, FAIR MARKET VALUE 18 C e n te r & V ictoria Tolland Tpke. •BATTERYS ators needed for packing miles ta 1-86. Call for details garage and much more! ______BUSINESS PACKAGES 856 H ealth C are Building, * department. Must have some write: Interstate Business Call 649-2571, after 8 p.m. family room with fireplace. Wm. R, Smith, 688-8533, 658 or we can ADVANCE the 181 S to n e & St. John high school education. Please Marketing, P.O. Box 1888, Oversized garage on iVt acre LOW $50’s BONDS Tolland Tpke. 2277. amount of your present PERSONAL 182 F o x c ro ft & Deepwood call personnel department at Pueblo, Colo. 81002. PIANO INSTRUCTION - lot. $48,000. 872-7036. EQUITY until sold. Please 857 Tolland Sc Taylor Convenien 183 A dam s & J a rv is Pioneer Parachute Company, School's out - Start now! call our office for details. SERVICE BUSINESS - With Experienced, creative MANCHESTER - No BUNCHARD & RDSSEnD SERVICE 19 C e n te r & Fairview 86 E. Middle & Welcome 644-1581. No obligation. Monthly Payments 861 Garth & Ferguson $800 a week income available teacher has openings for new reasonable offer refused! 7 . Small Business , 191 Center & Olcott Dr. students. Beginners room Colonial, baths, gar- 8611 St. Bartholomew's LEAD SINGER WANTED - in this area. A cash business. Is30 sq. ft. bay with office area In | J. WATSON BEACH CO. 192 Verplanck School Minimum investment welcomed. Sample lesson age, convenient location, Ml,- Iheavlly traveled Vernon Circle RGALTORS MLB Church 945 MAIN STREET For band into Stones, Blues 646-2457 193 Salem & Dover and Merseybeat. Must have required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- FREE with registration 900. East Coast Realty. 528- Call Manchwitor Offle* 547-9139 1931 East Catholic High 91 V ernon St. a t DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER own equipment. 649-4193. 9544. before July 14th. Gretchen 9668. Evenings 528-4916. Profesiional Real Eetate Service 646-7684 For Nearly SO Yean Q ja g g ., m Buckley School Van Why, M7-9751. 364 MIDDLE TNPK W .(p ,,k ad e OMice Buildingl MANCHESTER School 911 B uckley School EAST HARTFORD - Quiet 1932 Howell Cheney WATER SKI LESSONS and neighborhood' surrounds this Technical School 912 Vernon & Scott C&W MANUFACTURING CO. rides are now available. Star- tastefuliy decorated 5 room J 194 C e n te r & Love 9123 C restfield ADT ting at $2.00. Call before 9 Colonial. Fireplace, rec room. 195 W. M iddle Tpke. Convalescent Home. It ntabllthlng parmanant 2nd shift and a.m., 742-6173. East Coast Realty 528-9668, Q REQ nt«da tha Following: & Wedgewood 913 S cott & D earborn evenings 648-7603. Schools-Classes 19 914 Richm ond Sc Flagg SECURITY I. Suparvlaor 21 P ro s p e c t II. 20 machina oparatora for Harding ChucKara - VERNON - New Listing. & H ack m atac k 915 Richm ond Sc Kennedy Mlllsra - Drills - ate. FOR THE BEST - Manchester Custom Cape. 2 baths, 5 the 212 H ackm atack 916 Bishop & Kennedy Gymna'stic School. 3 to 5 bedrooms. Dinine room, SYSTEMS Itl. 2 Floor Inapactora pupiis per teacher. FREE in- "c(juntry kitchen,” tlreplaced & Covenant 917 Woodstock 10 hour day, all banafita. Apply In parson only. & K e n n e d y trixluctory lesson with this ad. living room. 1 1/2 acre lot. CHIMNEY 213 Keeney St. School Insurance Approved Systems Bstwsan 9 a.m. -12 p.m. and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. dally. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. $54,^. The Hayes Corp., 646- 23 H artford & Goslee 918 H am ilton Dr. M W MANUFACTURING CO. 0131. U 231 Pine & Cooper Hill 9181 Sage Sc Kennedy 74 Eaatsm Blvd., Glastonbury, Cl. SW EEP All Types Equal Opportunity Employer 232 Cheney Dye House 92 A lice & M arion Q REAL ESTATE Smart apartment 93 A rcellia & P la z a owners know — the PREVENT 233 Cheney Velvet Mill Homes - Business 234 Cheney Weave Shed 94 Agnes & Hilltop 23 best way ta find the DANGEROUS Homes For Sale 24 Cooper Hill & West 95 W estland & Indian Central Station - Local --1 renters you need is (4iimney Kirrs HEBRON - 6 1/2 room Raised with a cilassllled Ad. 56 ARBOR I Ranch on treed lot with lake Try one. ' call me at I view and privileges. "Country HARTFORD kitchen", fireplace Jamilv Eighth District I room. 2 car garage. $42,500. No N agents please. Call 537-3255. MANCHESTER - 7 rooms, 3 bedroom Cape on large lot in 649-1431 218 Oakland & Gleason 421 Alton Sc W. Middle 533 Hudson & Oakland 236-3561 5 I r I 534 W ashington COVENTRY NORTH. Just nice residential area. 219 N. School & Edwards 422 H om estead Fireplaced den, garage, gar- Elegant 6 room older Colonial with enc Emergency Telephone Si W. Middle & S u m m i t listed. Secluded Four ‘2 2 1 N. School To The Persons Bedroom Colonial. Large den space. >$47,900. Call L RANCH 643-5432 & B u c k la n d Alley 423 C ongress & Irving 612 Oakwood \ Katherine Bourne, 742-8846. J. porch plus oversized garage. Set on GVz country kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, 6‘/z rooms in immaculate condition. Large country 424 Seym our Si Woodbridge Watson Beach Co., acres of rolling land. This property offers m JOHNSON Firehouse 222 Sheldon Rd. dining room. Aluminum kitchen with generous amounts of cabinets. Family T siding. Garage. Terrace gar- Manchester Office, 647-9139. Griffin & Hilliard Sc Homestead 613 Lydall & W oodbridge 643-7373 311 Equal Housing Opportnity. many possibilities. Priced at $90,000. Call room, fireplace, beautifully treed lot, garage. Only Insurance Agency, Inc. 312 Margaret Rd. 425 W indem ere & Irving 614 Lydall & P a rk e r Who Reads dens. $48,900. Hayes Corpora- SpecisI Alarm Call* tion, 646-0131. for details. $52,900. 313 Bilyeu & Hilliard 4251 W addell School (box) 615 Lydall & Fenwick MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 2-2 — Call to quarters bedroom Colonial. First floor ER LA H D R. & ROD JO H N S O N 314 Hilliard, filter plant 426 Lockwood & Irving 616 Lydall Sc Salters PIT-H-MOIIH PHILBRICK AGENCY family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car ZINSSER AGENCY 3 — G eneral alarm 315 Woodland & Turnbull 427 Woodland Sc Irving 617 Lydall & Vernon PERSONAL INSURANCE Our Daily & hKRSONAL INSVHANCh: BUSINESS INSURANCE garage, $72,900. Call Arthur or 4-4 - Minor fire 428 Woodland 618 B arry & Coleman F^JTO 316 Frederick Rd. CONFRACTOPS PLASTICS Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. M511 646-4200______OVFIi M) YEARS OF SERVICE 5 — R escue 317 Woodland & Horton Sc Homestead 619 B retton Rd. COMMCRCIAL Watson Beach Co., INSURE TODAY TOMORROW MAY 6E TOO LATE” NEW LiSTiNQ 6 — Mutual aid 318 Woodland & Broad 429 Woodland & Strong 621 H elaine Rd. HOMFOWNFR & RFNUFK “Fun Ms” Manchester Office, 647-9139. THE RAYMOND E. HUECnON Hitdgel Flans Available 9 — No school 319 Chambers & Broad 431 S trickland Si Strong 622 Clyde Sc Dorothy Equal Housing Opportunity. FERGUSON ROAD 321 Chambers & Bolton 432 Ashland & Strong 623 P a rk e r & G reen HOLDER •80,000 Manchester 649-4553 322 Bolton & Columbus 433 H aw thorne 624 W ellesley & G reen And Has 8 ROOM RAN CH 323 Lockwood & Coventry & C a m b r i d g e 625 P rinceton & G reen 74 EAST CENTER ST. • MANCHESTER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Position availablo for WANTED it Modern kllchtn 434 Oxford & C am bridge 626 Princeton & Henry (P.O BOX 1401) 112 N. Main 324 Columbus & Broad MANCHESTER 643-1139 thennoplaatics injec- it Largo living room w/formol dining eroa. Si N, School (box) 325 Hartland & Grant 435 Hilliard, Bon Ami 6211 Bowers School (box) AREA 65 EAST CENTER STREET The Kem. it Family room w/llraplaca 113 N. Main & Main (box) 326 Oliver & Edwin 436 Cum berland 627 Avondale tion molders. it 4 bodrooma - 2 bilha & W o o d b rid g e 300 STEPS EAST OF POST OFFICE 114 Union & N. Main 327 French & Tower & H i l l i a r d Experience preferred. ADVISER it Roc room w/llroplaco - lav 628 Auburn & Avondale ALSO seamo tollano . vsr wok • sout h wmotoa (box) 328 W. M iddle T p k e., 437 Main & W ashington will appear dally eomewhere Mu9t Hava Car NORTH COVENTRY it 2 car attached garage 115 Marble & N. Main 629 M ather & Centerfield west of Broad 512 Woodbridge I throughout the Herald’s Classified Pages. If you Exdallant Jab NEW LISTING it Beautifully traod, landacapad lot. 116 Stock & N. Main 631 Parker & Colonial PUSneS tEAMIN 329 Broad & W. Middle & O a k la n d J have the item, whoever appears first at The for Hauawtfa 5Vi room ranch. Fireplace, partially finished walk out base- it Cuatom built homo 513 N. Elm Sc Woodbridge 632 Cushm an Sc Tracy ment, treed lot, 3 beorooms, tool shed. Immediate occupan- 117 Union Si Wood Lane 331 Loomis & Griffin I Herald the following day between 8:30 and 12:00 TECMIOlOeY SEE THIS NOW 514 P helps Sc Woodbridge 647-9946 cy. Won’t last. $44,500. 118 Union & Kenwood 332 Woodland & Duval 633 S cott Sc Cushman I noon, with the ad, and the Item, will receive $5.00. 1395 Tolland Tumplie Aak for Qeorga 119 Union Sc Union PI. 333 Brent & Duval 516 S tarkw eather 71 N. Main, west CAPITOL I Everyone is welcome. A new "Fun Ad" will appear Manchestsf, CL 06040 LDMBARDD & ASSDCIATES 121 Tolland & Union 334 Woodland & Bates & G r e e n of bridge WARREN L NDWLAND, INC. I each day; be sure to look for them. Tel.: 6434340 2 122 Tolland & Jefferson 335 Brent & Schaller 517 G reen & White 72 N. Main Sc Tolland EQUIPMENT CO., INC. M3-1108 Altx Mathew 649-4003 Joe Lombardo 123 Kerry Si North 336 Brent Si Woodhill 518 W h ite s t. 73 Tolland Tpke. 38 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 843-7958 124 North Si Golway 337 Schaller & Chambers 519 H arlan Rd. at Burr Corners ( U(I l( l/ / r ( fl/ i / o r Iiff jnrnU oj 125 N. School 411 Main Sc Woodbridge 521 S um m it & Grove 74 Buckland C enter Help Wanted M ,D im m A H ci Si Golway (box) (box) 522 Henry & Sum m it 75 Windsor Sc Burnhani “IFe Service What We SellE^ 2 00 Serving the ManchMler 1251 R o b e rts o n S chool 412 Main & Hilliard (box) 523 Henry & White 76 Burnham & Buckland Area Since 1917" MAK EDGAR H CLARKE (box) 413 Carlyle-Johnson 524 N. Elm & Tanner 77 W illiam s C rossing • GARDEN TRACTORS JEFFREY P CLARKE SIX ROOM RANCH RICHARD OOWEN 212 Apel Pi. Machine Co. (box) 525 Henry & Bowers 78 Slater, north of 1-86 PAINTING ______• LAWN MOWERS i; INSURORS 213 Oakland & Mill 414 Main Si Pine Mill 526 Bowers & Hollister 86 Lydall Inc. lla hiring Exparianeod, IProFaatlonal Palnlart. 8 r^ Y BY THE MONTH PLAN ] Features: 214 Oakland 415 Main Sc Grove 527 N. Elm Sc Hollister 87 ' Parker, north ol • SNOW RLOWERS CHANNEL 18 COAf/NG & N. School (box) 416 Main Si Henry 528 H ollister Sc Clifton railroad lllaMabla Craltemen With • stove • Refrigerator • DIehwaehor AUTO - HOMEOWNERS • ROATS & MOTORS iRelereneet. COMMERCIAL 215 C em etery Dr. 417 Main & Hollister 529 Hollister & Summit 92 H illiard Sc Adams White picket fence surrounds this 7 room Cape home on Planaa Call • 24’ Swimming Pooi • Qaraga & O ak lan d Sales, Service, Repairs & Accessories TO MANCHESTER the outside — Inside you’ll find a fireplaced living room, (box) 5291 Bentley School (box) 93 Adam s & New S tate • ISO’ Tread Lot •Excaiiantiy fn- 216 Oakland & R achel 418 Main Sc Middle Tpke. 531 D elm ont & Bond 94 H illiard & New S tate On All The Above, Channel Home Centere, Amerlita’e feeteet growing chain ol DO- 649-7728 formal dining room, 1st floor family room, 3 bedrooms IT YOURSELF home centere le opening a brand new etore on 217 Oakland & South 419 Oxford Sc W. Middle 532 E. Middle & Summit 95 W. Middle & Adams auiatad • Light Traffic. and more all for only $43,600. Middle Turnpike near Broad 8L Outetanding opportunitlae, botti full and pari Uma for matura Tha nama tor quality. •. man and woman who have an up-beat paraonallty, a halphil at- WILUAM L BELFIDRE AGENCY ntuda and are eager to grow wHh ua. We are atalfing the KETTN REAL ESTATE HOURS Ta IN CASE OF FIRE, CALL 649-1922 • 464 Esst Center Street • 343-4123 24 647-9137 following deperimenta: 431-433 Mobl S t 647-1413 317 Or— n Road KEEP THIS THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ; ' ^ e CASHIERS a PAINT I MAKComplata SanleaaFAINTING ForJYour Homal e ELECTRICAL .f'- e PLUMBING BUYING OB SELLING MANCHESTER • a HARDWARE P RECEIVING RN’S-LPN’S Inlwrlor A Extwior Painting, Paparhanglng, Roofing, Natdad lor Stoft rtUal-ln e housewares e SECURITY GUARDS PAGE HANDY Soomlooo Quttor, Storm Windows A Dooro, and... q . araa convalaacani hornet eLU M B E R , ' e WALLPAPER ndhoapttals. YOUR HOME. OIL HEAT, INC. ANYTHING ELSE HOUSE WASHING - Cl-n your Retail axparianct prafarrad biA we wlH train tticee highly aluminum aiding, back to now with our protsuro V I moUvatea, amari and team apirilad. We oFlar ettreeUve lalenee, Compliments benelHt and ganaroua employae diaoounta. YOUR CHOICE OF 61 L O O M I S S T . machinol Ptoaas soil 649-772S for a froo oollmato. Apply: 10AM-7PM Monday, Tuaaday 9 Wadneaday Celt today tor a Free Estimate June 20,27,28 • LocoUon CALL MANCHESTER, CONN. of YOU N EED -CALL Tba Namo for Quality. . . • Shift • Days BDBGDRMAN (QUALITY FUEL PRODUCTS) MFdds/nSmpS!^^^ Part UnM or lull ttona. MANCHESTKK — b .^^ ^d tijo y yuur uwn home the easy way — wilh i Two MAK PAINTING (Fotmar Trettury CRy Oaoi BltteJ C A L L 643-9515 ' Famiiy Duplex. The income from (he other three bedruum apartment can bring in 1225.00 per month. Minimum or no down payment through CHKA MMm Gm IMi PO fNM MlMft MARLOVViS MD A ASSISTANCE rinannng. Only $45,900. Wholesale CAM nuT FIR EVEiniiK m m FMEf IM K m iNii CHANNiLHOMECBITnt Of N orn Eastatn Conn. 649-7728 Corp. H.Q.; 946 RoutalO WMppany, N J. Wxt H e r a l d DOWNTOWN MAIN OTMIT, UANCMUTM • HWM iA M ttl lOG. * WDLVERTDN AGENCY Retail Racing Qae “Whan Only Tha Bast Will Do... An •aud oaaoitufiay Miployw FJ. SraiGKI MIL REALTDRS OPEN 6 DAYS • MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED It's 6nly Tha East Wa’II Do" 387 Eoal C a n itr StraaL ManoFiastar 649-2813 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978

4 6(oad nsektis 9 Christmas dseorstlon BUSINESS & SERVICE 12 Put 13 Aromstie product 14 VsstsxpinM 16 Aetrass 4 Star (pro Lupino 6 Resort 16 Prsfsrsncs 6 On asms side 17 Nothing 7 ‘ . [. 16 Grssk syfvsn 8 O u r H rt (pi.) dsHy 9 OHsn't exist 27 Buddhist assistant DIRECTORY his (cont) 20 P ' monk 49 Cut dead cognomsn to Thin serMn 29 Gats 50 Haughty one 22 Astronsuls' 31 Assumed Painting-Paparing Bullding-Contraeting 11 Connscticul 52 Make weary SwvicM O l H n d Sarvfcta Offarad "sll righr university manner FIRST CLASS Carpentry - (comp, iwd.) 19 Soythsm 32 Stray 63 Golf club PET-MINDERS BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. TOM FLANAGAN - Painting, DEAR CANT: If yon cant teU him, who eaaf If you 24JMUS 33 Lather 64 Florida Islets Fireplaces, concrete. Remodeling and Additions. "you" Going away on vacation? interior / exterior. Papering. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 monogram 21 Sams (prefix) 39 Billion (prsllx) 67 Femsls saint Chimney repairs. No job too won't teU him, who wUI7 TELL HIMI HoUtoaia is a pothole 25 Fish lung Wa will care for your pet In General repairs. Fully in- years experience! For Free on royal rood to romance. 23 Oriantal 41 Shoofly (abbr.) mnttirop small. Save! Call 644-8356 for sured. Call now for Free 28 MantsI destiny tha (amlllarlty of hla own Estimates, call 646-4239. Apartmanta Par Rant Autoa for tala componsnt 45 Store for 68 Band Instru- estimates. Estimate. 643-1949. Rooma tor Rant 52 52 67 Autoa for Salt 87 24 Barometer home. Reduced rates lor DEAR ABBY: Please say something about people who future use ment (abbr.) CUSTOM HOMES Additions line more than one pet at one STEVE ARCHAMBAULT - FURNISHED ROOM for KIDS AND PETS OK large 5 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 1968 FORD LTD STATION punish their children and then won’t let them cry. I am of 30 i^ r rowing 47 Gulf 59 Measure of PAINTING - Interior / recreation rooms, roofing, WAGON, Power steering, air 34 Spoken sxsm 26 Idols address.. _84g.1352______General Carpentry and Exterior. Best Workmanship! gentleman, modern bath, ■ Low rates for the good the opinion that crying is a normal outlet when a person is 48 General's land (metric) siding QuailW Work! Best driver! For a quotaUon, caU coiidiUon, Power brakes, $125 36 Csnal systsm 26 Psrsls Roofing. Quality Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! falaga, 742-8732, security and referencea. $30 angry, hurt or frustrated, and children need to cry to gat it CAM TREE SERVICE - Free workmanship, reasonable Prices! Bud Tal weekly, 643-2121. The DoUn Agency, 5 4 6 ^ . after 6 p.m. 649-3550. In northern 2 3 4 9 6 7 9 9 10 11 estimates, discount senior Dan Shea, 646-5424. or 6464501. out of their systems. Michigan ’ rates, free estimates. Please I have a relaUve who increases the punishment if a chUd citizens. Company Manchester BOLTON small 4 room house, 1967 STATION WAGON CAMARO 1968 exceUent body. 36 Writtsn >2 13 14 call 6464)793. R.J. MAGOWAN A SONS-3rd. GENERAL CARPENTRY, ATTRACTIVELY PANELED cries. (He says it’s a sign of weakness, and he doeim't want avowal ol a owned and nitrated. Call 646- 2 room apartment. Stove, quiet neighborhood, adults on- CORONET - 3 speed standard Holley 800 Carb. 12 volt posi 1327. Generation. Paintii^ A Repairs, Remodeling, on the column, dood running rear end, needs some work, any weak kldsl) dsbt 19 16 17 QUALITY CARPENTRY By Paperhanging. Free refrigerator, heat, electricity. ly, no pets, security, lease. . -I!- 37 River barrier Harp Construction. Additions, Garages, Additions, Porches, Adults. References, no pets. August 1st available. Call 643- condlUon. CaU 569-3603. $700 - 6494557. i would Uke your opinion. 11 19 20 21 BAM TREE SERVICE - Estimates, Fully Insured, Decks, Rec Rooms, TENDERHEARTED AUNT 36 Largs mass ol roofing, siding, decks and gar- Telephone 646-1959 $175. 646-3167 o r 288-3540. people Complete tree care, spraying ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, 1970 AMBASSADOR 1971 CAMARO 350 4 speed 22 23 24 and removal. Insured and Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call DEAR AUNT: To punish a chUd for crying is cruel. 39 Graduals AVAILABLE July 1st, 2 STATION WAGON - power posi., AM-FM stereo cassette 29 26 27 29 29 31 32 33 experienced. Senior Citizen PROFESSIONAL Painting, Dan Moran 643-2629. steering, power brakes, air player, mags, new Goodrich ChUdren (and adults, too) need to express theirvemotlons (sbbr.) 30 GRAVELY TRACTORS - Interior and exterior, com- bedroom apartm ent, 40 Mstsl fastener Discount. 643-7285. conditioning, $975 or best radials new paint, power 34 38 39 Sales, Parts, Service, mercial and residential, free Apartmanta For Rent 52 appliances, parking, security freely without fear of b e i^ shamed, ridiculed or punished 42 Epoch Morneau Lawn A Garden NEWTON SMITH - offer. CaU 643-1274. steering. 643-90^ or 649-1806, estimates, fully insured. 646- and references, centrally further. 43 Bslisfs 37 ROOM ADDITIONS, Equipment Inc., 423-6351. Remodeling,repairs, rec- LOOKING for anything in real located, $215 a month, no a ^ for Jeff. Please teU your relaUve that tears ore os vital to the 44 Noun suffix 38 39 Dormers, kitchens, garages, 4879. rooms, no job too small. Call Storrs, Conn,, 1 mile north of estate rental - apaiments, utilities, 646-1316 after 5 p.m. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, emotional growth of a chUd oa laughter, and crying ia a 46 Cloth scrap 40 41 42 43 rec-rooms, suspended ceilings 649-3144. 1970, 302, 3 speed, good run- 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO Mansfield Center. TEACHERS, homes, multiple dwellings, no 649-8782. normal response—not a sign of weakness. Yonr -relative is 48 PiKS ol and roofing, 528-8958. ning Condition, n e ^ t x ^ STATION WAGON, good run- 44 45 46 47 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Varmeer EXPERIENCED - Exterior fees. Call J.D. Real Estate guilty of child abusel proparty FARRAND REMODELING - Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. Homea for Rant Mwon, best offer over $801). ning condition. Call 649-5997. 5 1 Design on LAWN MAINTENANCE. Painters. Booking work for Specializing Cabinets and For- CaU after 5 p.m. 649-3656. fabric 48 49 90 81 52 S3 54 ANOTHER POSTAL I HOPE THE ^ WELL.THERE JS A Reasonable and dependable last week in July. Free es- mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, 1969 COUGAR 2 DOOR hard DEAR ABBY: My husband is a big, handsome, 56 Bar timates, Call 649-5873. MANCHESTER - Main Street FOUR ROOMS - Large base- 99 96 97 96 99 60 INCREASE? ir s ( GOVERNMENT COMMEMORATIVE college veteran now accepting KC BUILDING Maintenance Room Additions, Decks, - Two and three room ment and attic. Yard, parking,, 1968 CAMARO top, automatic transmission, vigorous-looking man of 29. He's a loving father, but due to 66 Test ore OUTRAiSEOUS.' ) IS HAPPV.' -7 ■no MARK THE ' jobs in your area. Call 289- and Repair Service ■ painting, Repairs, Phone 643-6017. a chronic back problem he can't lift anything that weighs 60 Pique Building Contracting 33 apartments. Heated, hot walking distance to Mam CONVERTIBLE - Body power steering, power brakes, 91 62 63 V^->JDCCA5I0N/ 4535. remodeling, carpentry, or water, appliances. No pets Street. Security and excellent. No motor. Must be very clean. Call 643-4313 after more than four or five pounds, much less his 13-month-old 61 Musical pair whatever, commercial and Security. Parking. 523-7047. seen. CaU after 3 p.m., 649- 4 p.m. . son. , . 62 Suns 94 69 66 WES ROBBINS carpentry references required. No pets, 63 Cowboy 26 CARPET Installations - Stair residential, 667-2367. $235. CaU 6d-4424, after 6 7166. While taking a Sunday walk, I was carrying our husky Shifts. Renairs. Carnets. remodeling specialist. Ad- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 474 MAIN STREET - Second p.m. im BUICK LASABRE new bhild, when a total stranger asked, "Why isn’t that strong Steam Cleaning^ Free RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 floor. 3 room heated apart- radial tires, very good condi- young man carrying that baby instead of you?" Estimates. Call 649^265. built-ins, bathrooms, 1969 BUICK LASABRE • kitchens, 649-3446. ment. Call 646-2426, 9 to i OfHcaa-Storae for Rent 55 power steering, power brakes, ' tion, $800 or best offer. Call ' I can't tell you how humiliating this was to a man who BIDWELL Home Improve- ■844-9107. Win at Bridge has already suffered much pain and has had to limit his REWEAVING burds, holes. CONTEMPORARY ment Co. Expert installation tiwer windows. $695. CaU 643- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - ATTRACTIVELY PANELED BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, ^770 anytime. activities because of his unseen handicap. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING COMPANY of of aluminum siding, gutters 2 room apartment. Stove, 1970 BUICK SKYLARK - Manchester. The ultimate in homes. Additions, Repairs, smaU rustic bam, suitable for Please, please print this so ignorant busybodies (even Winner on loser wins Window shades, Venetian and trims. Roofing installa- refrl aerator, heat, electricity. store or office. Parking. Needs little body work. Good blinds. Keys. TV for rent. quality Interior and Exterior Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- Adults. References, No pets. well-meaning ones) will realize Hiat things are not always Painting! All work 345-2009. Inexpensive. 1-223-4460, 7 am. 1968 OLDSMOBILE VISTA running condition. Almost about the trump suit when Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 9109. $180. 646-3167,or 228-3540. CRUISER Station wagon - 350. new tires. Call ^ 7294. as they appear. Believe me, my husband, and many others he led dummy’s ace. He guaranteed in writing. - 9 p.m. in his predicament, wo'iild like nothing bettor than to carry NORTH 5221. 4 speed transmission. $500. a A 10 2 continued with the three of References. Free Estimates. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SPECIALIZING cleaning and the baby, carry out the garbage, carry in the groceries, 646-3024. Carpentry and general con- CAREER WOMAN to share 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room Call 649-2185. Trueka tor Sale 82 W A K 3 diamonds. E ast won with his ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at- repairing chimneys, roof, new duplex. July 1. Residential offices, second floor, across etc. ace and led a heart which tics, garages, yards cleaned, tracting. Residential and e J 10 6 3 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence roofs. Free estimates. 30 area, East Hartford. Call 289- from post office. Call 646-2^, 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE HAPPY TO CARRY THE LOAD * K54 drew the jack, queen and moving, trucking. Loam for commercial. Whether it be a Years Experience. Howley, 6932 alter 5 p.m. GET THEM OUT OF THE OH-ER-HEH. HEH! ■ REALLY T„. I THE SUNSET T UH,..VEAH-I small repair job, a custom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win- EAST ace. sale. Lawn service. No job to 643-5361. YARD ^ e says!1^1 1965 Lincoln, dow. Call 289-7274 after 3Ip.m.1 DEAR HAPPY: And^ Tm happy to carry your WEST Next came the key play: I THOU0HT (W/ PIPE DIDN'T KNOW SHOULD BE JcAN IMAEINE built home or anything in a — ♦ KQ73 eORSEtJUS/ ,.,BE RI6HT big or small. 568-8522. AUTOMOBILE SIMONIZING MANCHESTER - 5 room MANCHESTER - Oak Street. 1966 Pontiac Wagon. BoUi run- worthwhile message to my readers. throwing a winner on a MISHT’A'E rolled PIPES ROLLED between, call 646-1379. ¥ Q8765 ¥ 94 UNDER HERE -SOON AS - Will Simonize your car in ROOFER WILL Install roof apartment in a 2 family house, Ideal for business or offices. ning. Good lires. Any loser. Declarer led dummy's I TAKE A COMPLETE CARPET A Tile siding or gutters for low dis- reasonable offer considered. Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 e Q972 e A854 your driveway, $10 and up. CARPENTRY A Masonry - appliances. $220. J.D. Real Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, (XINFIDENTUL TO “CANT FORGIVE”: He who Jack of diamonds and dis- PEEK IM installation and repairs. Free References. For details call count price. Call Ken at 647- [state, 646-1980. 646-5252. CaU 646-2481 after 5:50 p.m. 6 A Q 10 2 ♦ J 87 carded his 10 of hearts. It estimates. Call Pat, at 646- Additions and remodeling. cannot forgive others destroys the bridge over which he YOUR 643-8653, ask for Dick. 1566. HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1973 SOUTH was a brilliant stroke. BA6i 3745, after 5 p.m. Free estimates. Call Athony 1973 CHEVY VAN - Good run- FX-1200 - 871-2511. must pass himself; for every man nee^ to be forgiven. Squiticote, 649-0811. MANCHESTER - Unusual one MANCHESTER MAIN ¥ J9ISS4 East could not get a heart bedroom Townhouse. Private STREET - Modem Office. ning condition. $3,000. CaU ¥ J 10 2 EXPERT FURNITURE ruff. He could get three club entrance, patio, full base- 1100 square feet. Heat. AC 64946^ an^ime. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville e K tricks if he held the ace of refinishing and antique CARPENTRY - Repairs, 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Who said the teen years ore the happiest? For Abby's remodeling, additions, gar- Heating-Plumbing 35 ment. Includes heat, Please call 646-2469. ¥ 963 that suit, but South knew restoration. Free estimates. appliances, carpeting, air con- rack. $1,750. 2894042. new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know," write E. Loveland, 649-8963. Painting-papering 32 ages, roofing, call David 1972 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER Abby: 132 Laaky Dr., Beverly BOIs, CalU. 90212. Enclose Vulnerable: Botli where that ace was. East Patria, 644-1796. SEWERLINES, sink lines, ditioning. $285 per month. No OFFICES FOR RENT - BEETLE - Excellent condi- had passed originally and pets. Damato Enterprises, Excellent for doctors / MOTORCYCLE Insurance - $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope, Dealer: East ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At- INTERIOR - EXTERIOR cleaned with electric cutters, tion. $1500. Cali 5694554 had shown up with the king- by professionals. McKinney ^1021. lawyers. Included, central air Lowest Rates availeble! please. West North East South queen of spades and ace of tics and cellars cleaned. Painting - And odd jobs. Two LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - anytime. Immediate binding. Sunny New homes custom built Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- and beat. Very reasonable. Pass Pass diamonds. Reasonable rates. Call 646- experienced College students. 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In 649-5334, or $43-7175.3-7: Day coverage, call Joan, 1943 for free estimate. Please call 568-4641. remodeled, additions, rec pany, 643-5308. LSS 1 NT Pass 2¥ Eventually, South got to Bolton. Working single person VOLKSWAGEN Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Pass ^ Pass Pass discard one club on rooms, garages, kitchens 1126. remodeled, bath tile, cement NO JOB TO Small - Toilet only. No pets, amma' 30x48 BUSINESS or OFFICE- SQUAREBACK - 1969. One dummy's 10 of diamonds GARDEN HOBBYIST Will PAINTING - Interior and children. Call 643-2880. Street level. CHean. Air con- Alley Oop — Dave Graue work with you planning exterior, paperhanging, work. Steps, dormers, repairs, plugged drains, owner. Rebuilt motor. T ^ Astro-graph and wound up losing two 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very Opening lead: ¥ 6 residential or commercial. kitchen faucet replaced, ditioning. Heat, hot water. deck. Good condition. CaU 8 ^ spades, two efiamonds and a n d /o r p la n tin g . In- excellent work References, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. good condition. Must By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L dividualized landscaping. Free estimates. Fully in- Call 6494291. repaired. Rec rooms, Beautiful Floor. 649-1680 or 9311, evenings. one club. 428 Broad Street. No 649-3549. sacrifice. $890. Please call Had he not thrown that perennial and annual gardens sured. Martin Mattson, 649- bathroom remodeling, heat 649-2094. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be Smart shoppers check modernization, etc. Free appliances. $155. Security. sure to associate with active By Oswald Jacoby winner on a loser he would and terraces. Call 649-3955. 4431 Married couple, no pets. CaU the Classified section Estimate gladly given. MAM MANCHESTER STORE for 1973 SUBARU - ExceUent con- people today. You're not In the and Alan Sontag have lost two spades, two 643-4751. Rent - 249 Broad StVeet. 600 SUZUKI - 1976 GT500. ROTO TILLING-Established QUALITY PAINTING and first. That's where they Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. dition. Standard 4 speed. Must mood to be tied down by those All bridge players know clubs, one diamond, one square feet. 643-5681. be seen! 56 Irving Street, Excellent condition. 2400 Gardens A Flower beds. Paper Hanging by Willis find the best buys In who lend to drag iheir (eet. about pla^g a loser on a heart ruff and his partner’s PLUMBING - Call Tom THREE ROOM Apartment - Available July 1st. Manchester. miles. "Sissy Bar.” $900. Call SAQinARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. confidence. Reasonable. Call 646-7644, Schultz. Fully insured, town. With heat, hot water, stove, 649-1718, after 5 p.m. loser. If Die opponents are after 5:00 p.m. references. 649-4343. Dawkins at 649-7630. 21) Now Is the lime to call certain to win a. trick, dis- Hands such as this are one refrigerator, carpet. $200. MANCHESTER - MODERN Juna 29,1979 attention to yourself for some- reason why 35 million people Adults only. No pets. 'Third HONDA 500 CB - All 1978 You are not apt to lake a back card a loser on it. The loser- OFFICE 400 square feet, Main 1968 FORD CUSTOM 500 SU- thing you've handled efficient- on-loser rule is as old as play bridge in this country. floor, centrally located. Street, H/AC included. CaU tion Wagon. Good running parts, on 1972 frame. seal this coming year and allow ly. Your talents will not go bridge itself. But, as with (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I 41 Sporting Goods 46 Security deposit. Call 646-7690. 646-2469. condiUon. $250. CaU 528-36M. Completely rebuilt, excellent the things you want to slip unappreciated If the right party HouaahoU Goods 40 Articlea lor Sale 41 Articlea lor Sale condition. Asking $815. Call Ihrough your lingers. Instead, knows of It. most rules, there are excep- IFora copy olJACOBY MOD- MANCHESTER - Four room after 5:30 p.m., 646-7979. your assertiveness will win CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) tions. ERN, send SI to: "Win at 40" G.E. ELECTRIC STOVE. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, DELTA ROCKWELL MUST SELL! 1975 Tent ROCKVILLE - store on busy 1967 KARMAN GHU - New South won the opening apartment off Main Street. street. Large display win- master cylinder, brakes. 5 new laurels lor you. Things you've leprned from Bridge," care ol Ihls newspa- Reasonable. White. 3 utility sand, stone, fill, processed RADIAL ARM SAW, kitchen Camper. Sleeps 6. Complete experience can now bo effoc- heart lead with the king and per, P.O. Box 489, Radio O ily kitchen. Heater. Extras. Second floor. Appliances, dows. $125 monthly. Lease new tires. Non-ninning condi- drawers. Very good condition. gravel. For deliveries, call sets, oak side dresser, lawn 85 tively used in a social situation. found out the wretched news Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) Please call 6434246. Excellent condition. $1,500 or heat, hot water. Adults. No required. Lee & Lamont Real- Uon. $150. CaU 5284SM. Mobile Homaa George H. Griffing, Inc. An- mower. Call 649-0429, after 5 pets. Security. CaU 646-4701, CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Be bold. Try It. dover, 742-7886. p.m. best offer. Call 875-5851. ty, 8754000. You're the catalyst to bring AQUARIUS (Jsn. 20-Feb. 19) after 6 p.m. 1066 PONTIAC TEMPEST - 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot people together today, in work No place to store your Travel Trailer - Stove, Information could surface to- Barry’s World The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 Garden Producia 47 MANCHESTER RETAIL, Station Wagon. Good running or in play. You won't mind a bit, day that'll bring about some bicycle? Sell It tor extra Building Supplies 42 ATTRACTIVELY PANELED storage and or manufacturing condition: New tires. refrigerator, heated. Full cash with a low cost yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, because it'll be fun. Having activity on what waa a confiden- four room apartment. Stove, space. 2,000 square feet to 10,- AutomaUc. $500. After 5, caU shower, and toUet. Tandem trouble selecting a career? THIS MODEi7\ gravel and more stone 643- wheels. CaU 6884383. tial mailer. You'll come out Classified Ad. NATURAL STONE for refrigerator, hot water. No 000 square feet. Very 643-2686. ^ n d lor your copy ol Astro- smelling a rose. NOT ONLY IS J (^sen sa t ion a l retaining walls, veneers, petsts. Adults. $165. 646-3167, reasonable. Brokers Graph Letter by mailing 50 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) AN ALARM - patios, etc. Pick up by the STRAWBERRIES. Pick your 228-;3540. Protected. Call Heyman 1964 BUICK WILDCAT CAMPER, 1968, Cox Camper, cents for each and a long, self- Talking to one who Is active iT also pu t s ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin own. Free containers. No sleeps six, good condition. drapes- Austrialian valance- pound or delivery by the ton. Properties, 1-226-1206. CONVER'HBLE - Running. addressed, stamped envelope and shares Interests with you OUT TME ADMIRAL FROSTLESS children under 14. Open 8 a.m , DUPLEX 6 ROOMS - Private CaU 649-3970 antime. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, REFRIGERATOR - Side by Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, $200 as is. Call 649-2101 will Inspire you to spring Into FIRE...WATCH 649-3163. to 8 p.m., or til picked out. entrance and driveway, plus ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot anytime. Radio City Station, N Y, 10019. action on your Ideas today. side. 6 months old. Originally sew sewing machine with Clark Street, South Windsor, XPLORER MOTOR HOME - Be sure 1o specify birth sign. $635, best olfer. Moving, must Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon extras. Middle age couple, no store on busy street. Large ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Extra FRIDAY ONLY, moving, off Burnham Street. children. References. Securi- display windows. $125 1974 SUBARU WAGON - 4 Model 224. Excellent condi- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You effort pays extra dividends sell! Call 646-8362. fish tank with filter and Uon. SeU contained. Air con- Impress others far more favor- today, especially when you go accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow TV,camping equipment, W. $225, excluding utilities. monUUy. Lease required. Lee speed, front-wheel drive, Reply to Box D, c/o radial tires, AM radio, under diUoned. $6200. Call 6494095. ably than you may realize out of your way to be ol MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC mobiles-40 horse power, best carpets, etcetera. 9 a m. to 4 & Lamont Realty, 875-0000. p.m. June 30th, 35 West Manchester Evening Herald. 28,000 mUes. Price: $2,500. today. This becomes even assistance to someone else. STOVE. Good condition, offer. Call 568-6559. more evident if a competitive Gardener Street (between Wanted to Rant 87 CaU 6434482. ADULTS 4 RETIRED - TAURUS (April 20-May 20) yellow. Large Utility draw- Highland and Spring Street). STRAWBERRIES - Pick your FOUR ROOMS - Available Nashua Mobilehome. 2 situation arises. You'll do well today In any SMOKE er. $150. Call 643-5378 after MEDITERRANEAN - own. 224 Hillstown Road, bedrooms, living room, dining VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) No situation that penhlls you to ALARMS . (Pecan) double queen head July 5th, No pets. Adults COUPLE WITH One child 1976 DODGE CHARGER SE - one can do more with your 5 p.m. TAG SALE - July 1st. thru the Manchester, Fields open 9 preferred. First floor. CaU needs 5 or 6 room duplex or Resembles Chrysler Cordoba. and kitchen area, central air exercise your Initiative. Be a ' board with double box spring a m. till dark. conditioning, refrigerator, Ideas at this time than you can self-starter. Don't wait on oth- and mattress. Very good con- 3rd., and the 7th. thru the 9th. 643- 8490. house. Reasonable. 6494952. All luxury items. ExceUent yourself. Assume a leadership 170 Eldridge Street, 10 a.m. to condition. $4,000. CaU 646- range. $8750, Jensen's, Inc. ers. □ MISC. FOR SALE dition, $80,659-0718. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your role. Put them Into action. GEMINI (Msy 21-Juna 20) More 4 p.m. ONE BEDROOM Ulae. tor Rent 88 4358, after 5 p.m. Mrs. Young, 429-1786, 26 Old LIBRA (Sept. 23-Od. 23) A pal own. Hebron Road, Bolton, Wood Rd., Storrs. things will get done around APARTMENT - On Main on the back which you secretly your house today than you Born Loser — Art Sansom LANE OAK COFFEE AND near St. Maurice Church. Street. Avalable July Sth. 3 BAY GARAGE. Central TOYOTA 1969 - Some repairs. Articlea for Sale 41 WASHER - and like new Fields open evenings, 4 'til needed will be coming from counted on. Another energetic, END TABLE - $50. Ideal for Older tenants preferred. $160 location, storage only, boats, Best offer. 1973 Chevy Vega, Automotive Service 88 several friends today. It will dryer. Pool table, coffee dark. helpful person wllliump In and THAT I2AI$B. ALUMINUM sheets used as table, lamps. Telephone 569- large living room or office. monthly. One months securi- cars, etcetra. No motor $450. Moving, must seUI (4li help you get up a full head ol share your burdens. printing plates, .007 thick, 3547. Tooled leather top cloverleaf ty. Heat included. CaU after 6, cycles. 649-8797. 6464362. ELM MOTORS - Tovota, Dab- steam. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A5SN.I PICK YOUR OWN PEAS. sun specialists. factory 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for coffee table, $35. New 3 speed 644- 2314. (P ig /ib y N E A . Me. bike, $30. Electric train, $20. Also Stringbeans, Natsisky 1967 FORD GALAXIE - 4 trained, one day service, 114 $1. Phone 643-2711. May be ONE OF A KIND - 7 fool Farm, 644-0304. Buga Bunny — HBlmdahl End Btcitfil picked up A.M. only. padded bar with railing and Walnut table for two, $20. 649- FOUR ROOM FURNISHED □ AUTOMOTIVE Door, 62,000 miles. One driver East Main Street, Rockville. 2239. APARTMENT - with garage. 1171-1817. formica top. $400. 643-59M. Aniquea and owner. AutomaUc, power ITiUXTKS "These air traffic controllers wanting freebie UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 48 Must be wUling to help cut steering, AM radio, stereo. THERE VA ABE. t k a n s p o r t a t io n AiWf=UU.V flights abroadi Who do they think they are — Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, SINGER SEWING Machine. Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 grass, and remove snow. No Autoa For Sale 81 ExceUent condition. Must be eooD, CHEAP ; T1 WANTED. Antique furniture, children or pets. CaU 64^3414. SMALL CONGRESSMEN?" Brownies, nurses. East With maple cabinet. 6 years glass, pewter, oil paintings or seen to appreciate! 649-1724, Catholic School. 649-1225, old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 DOG-CAT BOARDING PLYMOUTH VOLARE anytime. AND Our Boarding Housa — Carrol B McCormick other antique items. R. BOLTON NOTCH - Across year guarantee. $125 firm. bathing/grooming.Obedience Harrison. 643-8709. Premier 1976 - blue with wood TRUCK FVWViSILE TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Call 644-2967. protection classes. Complete from shops. Furnished 3 grain, luggage rack, slant 6, 1970 MUSTANG FOR PARTS TO M E / VEie HE \W L L BOYS. ONCE ASAIN THE HUMAN Good condition. Good for modern facilities. Canine rooms, all utiUties included, low mUeage, power steering - Excellent automatic COMBS'- J BE / s R rit has commf) an epc^ hal WANTED JEWELRY - Old for older male adult. After 5 and brakes, electric rear win- M g, or welding. Call 649- 50 RED CEDAR POSTS. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon furniture, China, dolls collec- transmission. 302 motor, $200, UTO PRETENP< EASY! CHALLENeETrtE aiS H T OF THE from noon til 6:00 p.m. 8"x8'l. New Blazer rear seat, Road, Manchester. For reser- p.m., 649-9093. dow defogger, standard shift. or best offer. CaU S47-96n J CITIES! FinURE HISTORIANS WILL tibles, etc, Robert M. Reid & Must be seen to be appreciated. 'iOW tW rlHB CM call after 6 p.m., 633-2492. vations please call 646-5971. Son, 649-7770. anytime. KNOW-/ma k e A / COMPARE THIS MOMENT TO AlAONA NCR CASH REGISTER - LOVELY DUPLEX, 6494668. ■ CARTA.THE PEaARATlON OF carpeting 2 bedroom - base- 1060 CHEVROLET - 4 Door. Reconditioned, with many 11 WOOD STORMS - 32x62V4 POODLES - Guaranteed tiny i n s DSBSE W-100 INDEPENDENCE. AND THE ^ totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., inches. $5.00 each. Call 649- toy puppies and stud services ment garage and much more. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - AutomaUc. No engine. Best 4ipn< M, 4v IimI drtw, 228-3957. 2813. at fair prices. 1-423-8789. Wanfsef to Buy 49 Only ^00. Rental Assistora speed, 6 cylinder, 4, new offer under $35.00. ChU 646- plM m i UmL 236-5646 (small fee) radials, (2 snows), exceUent 1768. HaathclIH This Funny World MOLDED FORMICA top and PIONEER 4 CHANNEL Reel BRITTANY SPANIEL CASH PAID Immediately - condiUon. 2284475 or 2284550. paneled bar with two shelves to reel Yamaha P.A. system, PUPPIES - 10 weeks. AKC. for gold jewelry and IDEAL FOR SINGLES 1 WAGON • Chnsler Town & bedroom flat. Kid and pet GOOD USED CARS - Firm itncm runr aiinwtm>SNA> and four stools. $175. 6464028. electric guitar, acoustic Orange and white. Liver and diamonds. Licensed broker C ountry, 1970. A ir con- Ta.Msus.M.ea. guitar. Make an offer. 649- white. Excellent field and for oer 1/2 century. Savitt ok. Ail utilities paid only $150. irlce. CaU 2894433. ITS Buick ditionbig, power steering, mmM phtowl 4-oL. *- UX3KS ARE :^ll2l 1 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats 5882. bench background. Call 658- P.O.M.G, Jew elers, 35 Rental Assistors 236-5646 Ceijntury, $1950. 1973 Toyota power brakes, roof rack, good DBCEM N... / from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 6263, after 6 p.m. ATSYLUM Sreet, Hartford, (small fee). $1450. 1973 Chevrolet MaUbu condiUon. $850. CaU 6 6 9 ^ . pair white. Excellent condi- MAGNAVOX STEREO for 527-0163. $1850. *3895 IT'S A / tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. sale. Please call 646-3643 after 6 YEAR OLD all black long HEAT PAID, Lovely Duplex 2 1965 OLDS JETSTAR. $100. in s n r MIS SIURDV 5:00 p.m. haired gentle mongrel, needs 1967 DODGE VAN MAIL bedroom, has carpeting, gar-' WE PAY $10. for complete Can be seen at Arco ataUon, LI'L c a r / CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - good home, moving to an TRUCK - Any condition. Call age, appliances and more. junk cars. CaU Joey at Tolland Pine and Hartford Road. 38" mower blade, 42" snow 742-7308. Only $2K. Rental Assistora Auto Body, 528-lW. 30 GALLON FISH TANK and apartment. Call 646-7647. " NOWIBCR 37." plow blade. Coins: Pennies, stand, all fish and equipment, (small fee) 236-5648. *2895 nlckles, dimes, quarters, $50. Also: 10 gallon tank and SCOTTISH / TERRIER - With 1972 CHRYSLER • F ull How halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 FR E E HEAT AND HOT power. Excellent condiUon. 6 OmCESrAGE ""nSnm nw jM M stand, $15. Can 643-6624. papers, $125 or best offer. OiM IMsw V-a, sale, PI, Im . 9ERVIN(3 Proof Sets, by appointment. Male with shots. Call 649-1433, WATER Nice 4 room. Base- door hardtop. CMl 289-25U. . FOmiEIIT itr,AJfcndkMta. CaU 228-3547. TWO AIR CONDITIONERS - anytime. □ RENTALS ment and appUances. CaU for JsiO iqgaM (Mt. ctDler of I Good running condition. 7,000 details. Rental Assistors 236- 1973 CHEVY UdPALA - 4 door liiiartwrtff. air condHiciiing and I *3898 TIRES ■ Ski boots..skis, bikes, BTU, and 6,000 BTU. $100 Uvealock 44 Rooms for Rent 52 5 ^ (smaU fee). aedan.power steeriw, power sewing machine, and tent each. Call 643-2686, after 5. brakes, CB radio andantenna. 1874 im I O aiwwi«A»c.ig»»uila.is_____ (10x16). May be seen at 108 RIDING LESSONS indoor KIDS'OKAY. Charming 2 Ciood coration. CaU 675-2732. KwaM* MM CMipa. 4 eyl, 4 ip. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Mh*. Scott Drive, Manchester, all MOVING - Maple dining table riding ring. Western stock Birch House Women. Central- bedroom Townbouse. day Saturday. 40x60 plus leafs, formica seat, saddle seat, and hunt ly located. Downtown Capetiiig, appUances. Free 1976 DATSUN B-210 - 4 speed. MANCHUTIR Short Riba >- Frank HlllV kitchen table, stereo record seat. All levels 228-9817. Manchester. Kitchen hea. Call Now. Rental Am/fm Stereo Casette. ♦2888 OYER A ffW-IrfOM OfOCURSEopcojRse yoUvcju. SINGER SEWING MACHINE Assistors. 236-5646 (small Excellent condition. Asking OFFICE SPACE plaver, typewriter, dressing ••••••••••#••••••••••••••• privileges, all 649-2358. ire quality (^SnC K 'EM U P / / and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug table and bench, night table, Soaft-Accatsorfas 45 fee). $3000. CaU 64A4S78, a fte r C . First floor'office space, air. ■wc, with pad, bathroom sinks and electric heater, shavers etc. LADIES ONLY Furnished anyUme wedcoids. conditioned, carpeted, invites f faucets. Call 649-3331. abundam'e of free parking, Call 649-5153. 1974 FURY - 16V4-foot rooms for rent. All utlUUes In- MANCHESTER 3 room apart- m ^<-28 fiberglass,tilt trailer, with cluded. References and ment, beat, hot water, DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS heat furnished^ 1.200 sq. ft. eom panton. C ltl9MiHsiabH>s4.lM. WHEELCHAIR - Good con- AMANA FRIG ID A IRE - 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy security required. Near bus appliances, parking, con- Mr. ’S AntomoUva World. 269, Can be subdiyjded. • "I dread the day he starta wanting to rida in tntBct” diton. $75.00. Call 643-1951, Large freezing compartment. engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 line and stores. CaU after 5 venient location, no pets, $199 Oakland Road (Route $0), after 12 noon. Abu) 2.000 kii, ft. of brand Good running condition. horse Johnson outboard, $300. p.m. 644-0383. a month. 6434030 afu r 4 p.m. South Windsor. Sp new (ilfice .space available. TOLLAND $40.00. New Barbie Doll 228-0475 or 228-9550. Accessories. i FOR SALE - William and Dresses, 50 cents. Call 643- Will subdivide to your ^NUMamse.* $5.00 TO THE FIRST MANCHESTER - Four room specifications. ITices start Mary sterling by Lunt. Four, 6452. SAIL FISH - A lc o rt PERSON who comes to the apartment with garage, in a 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS COUNTY m r four piece place settings, five Fiberglass. Daughter's prize Manchester Herald tomorrow two famiiy dwMiing. Heat SPORT - Good running condl- lit $7.00 sq. It. teaspoons, one serving spoon FOUR DRAWER FILING possession. Super excellent with a Pluto Stuffed Animal pius hot water included. Uon, Automatic transmission, ' akouM and three other pieces. Call CABINET - $30, and 1 $40. Call. care! Canvas cover. Nylon bushel basket size, and this ad AdiUts only. No Pets. Gordon bucket seats and console. $850. HOWUWOmLTOM wigaa ■a, 742-6991 after 3:30 p.m. daily. 871-1475. ^11. $450. Telephone 643-6^. between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. R e lb , 6&2174. CaU74^7(l64. •f /

PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978 SST gets Miss Manchester 1978 Senate joins the House noise OK

HtrXd Ftt(ut> PholM b» REQINALD FINTO WASHINGTON .(U P I )- HOOVER SERVICE Seeks state title this weekend in spending cut actions Transportation Secretary Brock Adams- has WASHINGTON (UPl) - Congress, The amendment denies $3.8 million James Abourezk, D-S.D., was tabled exempted the Concorde in funds to the department’s Bureau on an 89-2 vote, with only Abourezk supersonic transport from Hartford, and now I take lessons "Artistic Hair Design will be doing evening gown, swimsuit, and talent. spurred by the growing taxpayers' By BE'TTY RYDER This year the pageant will distribute revolt, is showing no relief in its at- of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. and Sen. Kanester'Hodges, D-Ark., noise regulations applying there and also teach for her,” Maura my hair," Maura said. "My war- The deletion was close to the amount voting against tabling it. to other jet aircraft, but CLINIC Famlly/Truvvl t-ililor - sdid. drobe was given by Carriage House more than $6,000 in scholarship tacks on government spending. the bureau would need to carry out a The Senate passed another bill has restricted the times of “My head is in a whirl. I had the "Our regular dance lessons ended Boutique, Arnoldeen’s, Harvey’s, money to the contestants. Tickets for The House has imposed spending THURSDAY 2 PM to S M the pageant are available by calling plan to require all handguns to carry Tuesday that would authorize the day and the speed at which busiest schedule In the world with June 10 and will resume In July. But, Carman’s, The Weathervane, My cuts on several spending bills since George Wallace at 628-5369. For ball serial numbers and to require the government to set up three it can fly over or near the graduation, the prom and rehearsing In the meantime, I continue to prac- Store for L«vis, and House & Hale. It California voters approved Proposi- PUT NEW LIFE fN YOUR tickets, call Tom Curtis, 628-0775. reporting of firearms transactions demonstration projects to test the United States. every day for the pageant,” pretty tice each day to perfect my routine.” was really fun selecting the clothing tion 13, which slashed property taxes How does Maura feel about the up- and forced spending cutbacks in that and thefts to a computer data bank. commercial feasibility of extracting Adams also said Tuesday HOOVER CLEANER Maura McGeary, Miss Manchester At Kingswood-Oxford School, and accessories.” Another amendment approved by oil from shale. that local airport 1978, said. Maura took a college preparatory- Maura spoke, highly of Elin and coming pageant? state. "I would love to win—but I’m just On Tuesday, the Senate went along, the Senate would block President Supporters of the bill said oil shale authorities will be allowed 8-POINT FVVCTORY Iwbr SmlM OwiD $1US Maura, the daughter of Mrs. June course and plans to enter the Univer- Rick Lawrence of the Manchester imposing 2 percent across-the-board Carter from imposing additional oil could give the nation a 100-year fuel to write their own noise McGeary of South Windsor, sity of Connecticut in September and Jaycees, sponsors of the local going to do my bqst.” CHECK-OUT LIST FREE ESTIMATES As for young ladies who may be cuts on the Treasury Department, import fees and deprive the president supply if it can be economically regulations as long as they ON MAJOR REPAIR WORK graduated earlier this month from major in political science. pageant, who serve as her SPECIAL' considering entering similar com- the White House and several smaller of a tool he hoped to use to pressure produced. apply to all aircraft and do 1. Check Electricat System HuihfU ONLY GENUINE Kingswood-Oxford School in West As Miss Manchester, she par- chaperones during her reign. petitions, Maura said, “Do it. agencies, which slashed about $144 Congress into enacting the final part The House was not in session not discriminate 'against 2. Check- Motor & Bawingi HOOVER PARTS USEO Hartford. ticipated in the anniversay parade of "They are fantastic,” she said. 5. Chwk Bag for Dafects ^‘Don’t think of it as chauvinistic. million from the bill and reduced the of his energy package. today, but the Senate takes up a con- the SST. 3. C ^ ck A ll Moving Parts Since her selection as Miss the 8th Utilities District Fire Depart- "They kept so busy helping me A White House spokesman said troversial proposal to provide $1.5 The final noise rules app- #. Check Filter Syttam prepare for this weekend.” There are scholarships for athletes. size to about $8.8 billion. 4. Check Belt & Brushes INSIST ON HOOVER BAGS! Manchester last February, she has ment recently. ly only to the initial group 7. Check It Clean Agitator If a woman has talent, she should use Combining the House’s across-the- Carter hopes a conference com- billion in federal loan guarantees to H i W E H A V E T H E M ! been getting "in shape" for the Miss “I also helped out in the Easter Maura’s blue eyes sparkled as she it. board cuts so far and the Senate ac- mittee will overrule the Senate ac- New York City. of about 16 Concordes in 8. Claan, GraSie & Lubricate Connecticut Pageant to be held this Seal Bike Hike passing out hot dogs spoke of another weekend she spent “It’s a great experience. I think tion Tuesday, Congress has trimmed tion. Both critics and supporters of the operation or being built by Friday and Saturday at New Britain and soda,” she said. "It’s been loads in Southington recently with the 20 $678.5 million from the spending The Senate refused to go along with bill except Senate passage, but not the British and French High School. of fun.” other Miss Connecticut contestants. everyone should try. You gain so much self-confidence; that, in itself, bills. another amendment, which would until after much rhetoric. The House governments. Any SST SAVE ON A NEW HOOVER The 18-year-old ballerina, who has "I have been busy working with "It’s the first time the officials Part of the Senate cuts for the have denied Richard Nixon from already has approved $2 billion in built after Jan. 1 ,19M, will been dOncing for nine years, spends Sally Middleton of Manchester, who have arranged for all the girls to makes it worth entering.’’ We’d like to wish all the con- Treasury Department came on an receiving a presidential pension or loan guarantees. have to meet federal noise at least two yours a day practieng has helped me select a wardrobe, meet so far in advance of the event testants good luck and, win or lose, amendment to try to block a funding for office staff. standards at least as tough AT OUR LOW; LOW PRICESI her routine which she will present in apply makeup correctly, and walk and it really broke the ice. hope they, too, have gained as much proposed gun control measure. The amendment, offered by Sen, as those now applying to the talent competition. - properly,” she said. “It was a great weekend and really from the experience as Maura ob- jets that fly at less than the Hoover.Celebrity IF "It is a more classical ballet than I Sally, a former Miss Connecticut helped us all. speed of sound. presented in the local competition. and a well-knowik model and fashion “ We rehearsed our opening viously has. Adams told a news con- with Powermatic“ moon It’s a combination of allegro and coordinator in Connecticut, has been number with Mary Morlock, who Stevens baeks Sarasin ference the initial set of adagio to the Concerto for Piano and active in the local pageant for teaches dancing in Manchester, and Concordes will be exempt •USE IT LIKE Orchestra by Poulenc,” she said. several years. She serves as mistress just got to know one another,” Maura from noise limits that now HARTFORD (UPI) - House is also virtually certain. nomination on the first ballot,” he AN UPRIGHT Maura danced first at the Hartford of ceremonies and as a Girl Friday to said. apply to other jet aircraft Minority Leader Rep. Gerald "Sarasin will be hard to stop, said. The Republican convention will Ballet Co. (with Joyce Karpiej as her the young women from the area Twenty-one contestants, housed because it is traditional •CASSETTE Stevens, R-Milford, has officially now,” the worker said. "Lew be held in Hartford July 28 and 29. UaU I Qt- bag! entering the competition by giving from Friday to Sunday at the that initial production BAG CHANGER teacher.: \ withdrawn from the governor’s race (Rome) is not happy.” ‘Tm confident 1 would have “Joyefe (ipehed the Center Ballet them pointers on fashion, posture Briarwood School for Women in groups of planes are Peakh,p, | br eat BUY! and thrown his support to Rep. Stevens said his decision to back received in excess of 20 percent,” of •FULL TIME Theatre'on'Bumside Avenue in East Southington, along with their treated differently from and poise. Ronald A. Sarasin, R-Conn. Sarasin "was a personal, pragmatic the delegates to the Republican ONLY EDGE CLEANING chaperones, will compete for the those coming along later. The Stevens withdrawal announce- political decision.” nominating convention in July, which state crown and the opportunity to ment during a Capitol news con- "It is based on an assessment of would have allowed him to force a represent Connecticut in the Miss ference Tuesday came as no sur- Republican chances of victory in statewide primary vote by all SAVE NOW America Pageant which will be held prise. But his endorsement of Sarasin November," Stevens said. “I want to registered party members against Woman wants ' ONLY Labor Day Week in Atlantic City. was a shock to the campaign of Sen, see Ella Grasso beaten. She is a bad the convention’s choice. The 1978 M iss C onnecticut Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfield. governor.” But even if he had succeeded in to fight fires Scholarship Pageant, an official Miss Stevens said he ran out of money He said he would not try to urge the getting the required 20 percent, "I America State Preliminary spon- NEW HAVEN (U P I)-A and was not willing to finance his delegates who had been supporting would not have sufficient funds for a sored by the Miss Connecticut second New Haven woman campaign on loans. He is not seeking him to back Sarasin. primary,” Stevens said. Scholarship Pageant, Inc., will be who says she is qualified to re-election to his seat in the Connec- “I personally intend to support Rome said he talked to Stevens followed by a Pageant Ball at the be a firefighter is asking ticut House of Representatives. Congressman Sarasin. If he wins the about the decision before Tuesday’s Howard Johnson Motor Inn, down- U.S. District Court to force “I was very surprised,” said a nomination. I’ll work for his elec- announcement. town New Britain, after the finals the local fire department grim-faced Rome. But he vowed to tion,” Stevens said. He said he is "I told him I was very sorry Saturday. to hire her immediately as try to woo the endorsement of the going to return to his duties as a because he deserved the right to a A panel of five will judge the con- a trainee. delegates who had been supporting father, husband and lawyer. primary,”- Rome said. "I am sorry it • A ll S iM l A s iiito r SltM B tri HOOVER CONVERTIBLE testants in a private interview, Janet Ingalls, who is • RDpiKDabIt Bniihti Stevens. He would not say that Rome has come to this because nobody in • Adopts to ony Cirptt M torhitieollv •Ail 8t**l Agitator represented by the state A Rome campaign worker said couldn’t beat Mrs. Grasso, but he did the party has worked any harder than • S-PbsHlon H*ndt«...M M iy to stH rl •Full llmo odgo cleaning Civil Liberties Union, filed Edfo-O tonini Suction Powtr Sarasin is now virtually assured of a say he tought Sarasin would win the Jerry Stevens in the past four •Caal aluminum ehaaaia suit in federal court Claant carpels, bare floora, fir^t-ballot victory for the Republican nomination. years.” Tuesday, saying male drsparisAfumiturs Republican nomination. But, the "My assessment is that Stevens said he thinks a primary ONLY recruits are routinely * L7f VOM RMM4I worker said, a primary in September Congressman Sarasin will win the would be good for the party and KHl ■.IIIVK.I DlALtH SAIFS StHVlCt S A T ISI AC t r()M hopes Rome can force a primary. assignd to a firehouse Sarasin said, "I am sure it was a white awaiting training. difficult decision for Jerry to make. Ms. Ingalls said she is Pageant name in doubt He has had a truly distinguished prepared “physically and B. i). P E A R L Tson career as a public servant in Connec- psychologically” to be a (.IDMMNSr. I i;i. ()1.1-217 I M\Mlll"mi BRIDGEPORT (UPl) - A judge name conflicts with a ruling New- ticut. He has been an outstanding firefighter says Alfred Patricelli, a promoter man made last week. The pageant is legislator and an exciting leader in who held the "Miss World” beauty planned for October in Bridgeport. the Republican Party and a good per- pageants for 17 years, may be risking Newman last week told Patricelli sonal friend.” a contempt citation if he calls his he couldn’t call his pageant "Miss ‘It is a great personal satisfaction latest pageant "Miss Venus World.” World-USA” because it might be to have somebody of Jerry’s caliber U.S. District Court Judge Jon New- challenged by the London, England and political acumen endorse my man said in a decision released promoters of the "Miss World” con- candidacy,” he said. "I thank him for Tuesday that he isn’t quite sure yet test. his support." whether the "Miss Venus World” Maura McGeary, Miss Manchester 1978 CLEARANCE Save SALE «a i5 DRASTICALLY REDUCED DHL’ S l E NI S Disposable Diapers Front Lace, Hop Sack Loop & Elastic Waist Retails 22.00 NOW Get $3.00 worth, GAL'S KNIT JERSEY ASSORTMENT of coupons. 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¥ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. June 28, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. June 28, 1978- PAGE TWENTY-THRKF: Maron-Kelting News for senior citizens Manchester public records On games ready. Our bus will will be celebrating JC the c Gu&y, 734, and M arie c Hi there. Well, our gang Theresa Anne Ke)ting of Enfield and Jeffrey Allan arrived safe and sound Burke 727. pickup at '10 a.m . and Fourth of July. This year it Warranty deeds Maron of Vernon were married June 24 at St. Bernard’s return after the games. falls on Tuesday, therefore second thought from a grand trip to During the day we were J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Emery E. .606 Vernon St. Conrad Sullivan for Robert Dabate, Catholic Church in Enfield. we will be open on Monday wonderful Wildwodd, J.J. happy to see our good Golf St. Martin and Diane C. St. Martin, New trade name roof repair at 15 Irving St., $600. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger friend Annje Thompson for our regular programs. Harold Parent for Frank We' picked a nice week as Monday morning our both of East Hartford, property on ' Patricia A. Pisch, doing business Kelting of Enfield. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and By Jan Warren the weather was just right, back after having eye sur- golfers were out at the However, we will not have QuitadamOf- roof repair at 115 Mrs. Clarence G. Maron of 66 Tankeropsan Road, Ver- Lamplighter Drive, $64,900. as Leaded. Glass by Patricia, 17 and from all reports, gery. Also, we were told East Hartford course a meal on Monday. Eugene J. Paganetti to Frank Cushman Drive, $850. non. Duval St. everyone had a good time. that Marge Hall is feeling bright and early and came Naturally, we will be Plagenza and Gena Plagenza, Harold Parent for Phil Roberts, The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. Mary's Episcopal closed on Tuesday, and Building permits Day ul rares much better now and can in with the following property on Farm Road, $15,500. roof repair at 129 Steephollow Lane, Church in Manchester and the Rev. Raymond F. have visitors. then resume our regular J.A. McCarthy Inc., new home at Speaking of trips, we will scores: Low gross scores; Marie P. Gourd to Maureen $995. Gallagher of St. Bernard’s Catholic Church officiated at schedule again on 16 Heather Lane, $42,000. Bidwell Home Improvement Co. be signing up for I'urk pirnir Harvey Leach, 40; Joseph Schofield, property at 27 Carol Drive, the double-ring ceremony. The church was decorated Wednesday. J.A. McCarthy Inc,, new home at for George Pallein, aluminum siding Help, Fm on hold! Rockingham Park this Tomorrow we will have Grinavich, 41; Aime $44,900. with blue and white pew bows. Duchemin, 44; Irvin Gart- 222 Valley View Road, $43,000. at 404 Hilliard St., $2,200. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a coming Monday morning. our picnic over in the park Certificate of devise The other night I called the airlines dow were filthy. voice. side, 45. J.A. McCarthy Inc., new home at Bidwell Home Improvement Co. Qiana gown trimmed with Alencon lace and pearl em- The day of the races is across from the center. ticket window and a woman’s voice, I could reach it with .the cord, so “Look, you’re never going to Low net scores: Stanley Estate of Karl Schmidt to Anita C. 142 Lamplighter Drive, $43,000. for William Danahy, siding at 56 broidery and designed with long sleeves with net shoulder scheduled for Thursday, We’ll be serving hot pleasant but obviously tape recorded, with the cleaner in one hand, paper believe this. Miss Smith, but I’m sit- Marowski, 31; Wilbur Daggett and Gordon B. Daggett, both MaK Construction Co. Inc., new Ridgewood St., $2,500. panels and back, and a chapel-length train. Her fingertip July 13, and the complete wieners, macaroni salad, of West Yarmouth, Mass., trustees said that my call had been received, towels in the other, and the telephone ting on the window ledge. Will you Hadden, 32; Joseph Gallas, home at 30 Huckleberry Lane, $40,- mantilla was edged with lace and pearls and she carried package of bus, grandstand sauerkraut, brownies and a was being held in sequence and that still at my ear, I eased my way out hol(i on a minute? All my stuff is in- for Christine M. Schmidt, property at 000. a cascade bouquet of blue roses and white miniature car- ticket and choice of baked beverage. After lunch we 34; Tom Close, 32; Perry Ever feel most of your life the company was sorry to in- the window and sat cautiously on the side on the desk.” Stock, 32. nations. boneless breast of chicken will play a little bingo and has been spent going up a convenience me. ledge. I had just finished the first I lowered my head for the ascent Just think, next week we down escalator? Cheryl E. Maron of Vernon, the bridegroom’s sister, or broiled haddock is $12. also have the shuffleboard For the next 45 minutes I was on pane when a voice came through the Into the house, when crash ... the was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lynne Falkowski'of Registration will start hold. My only human contact was telephone. telephone slipp^. It took just a se- Broad Brook; Nancy L. Biniskas, Deborah Niner and Hol- around 8 a.m. and will set- with the same tape recorded voice “This is Ann Smith, reservations. cond to pull up the cord and put the ly Gilmore, all of Enfield; and Elizabeth Thibodeau of tle for two buses. that, at five-minute intervals, broke . We are sorry to have kept you receiver back to my ear. Newington, the bride’s cousin. the silence to announce that my call waiting.” “Miss Smith? Are you there. Miss SellHic’k ' Lawrence . Maron of Boca Raton, Fla., was his was still being held in sequence and “Oh my gosh!” Is this the real Smith? Please be there. Miss Action here starts with brother’s best man. Ushers were James Falkowski of that the company was still sorry for Miss Smith or a recorded Miss Smith?” last Friday afternoon set- Broad Brook; John Schulthess III of Enfield; and the inconvenience. Smith?” The only response was the back games when we had Michael J. Kelting, both of Enfield, all brothers of the Now, thanks to the fact that I have “I beg your pardon,” said the zzzzzzzzzz of the dial tone. 36 players and the prize bride. a long cord on my kitchen telephone, winners are Ann Fisher, A reception was held at the Country Squire in Ellington, I was able to accomplish a lot while I 137; Rene Maire, 130; Lena after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside Speed, 125; Josephine 2 waited. in Vernon. I washed the kitchen counters, Schuetz, 122; Bernice Mar- Mrs. Maron is employed as an assistant manager at G. changed the newspapers in the bird tin. 121; Mabel Loomis, Fox & Co. in Enfield. Mr. Maron is employed as park VA news Mrs. Jeffrey A. Maron cage, scrubbed my stainless steel 119; Bill Stone, 118; Martin director of Wickham Park. (Leone photo) sink, pasted in a book of green c Bakston, 118, Ada Rojas, stamps, organized my "junk Q — Is waiver of premiums on VA directly to my bank under the direct 117. t drawer,” and made out my week’s insurance available for total disabili- deposit system. How can I arrange I’iiioolile ty occurring after the insured’s 65th this? grocery list. Then on Monday after- Births birthday? A — Make application to your bank All this was done with the noon we had 15 tables for I A — For policies with the prefix V, or financial institution which will telephone scrunched between my ear pinochle and the lucky H, RS, W, J, JR or RH, the total dis- assist you in completing the necessay and shoulder so my hands were free sor. He has a sister, Jen- Rockville. His paternal forms and forward them to VA. It is winners were Ernestine C u 8 III i n i , R y a n Rockville General to wc-k unfettered. At one point ability must commence before the nifer, 22 months. grandparents are Mr. and Hospital. Her maternal important that the applicant have a Donnelly, 80i;--Helen Sai- Anlhony, son of David and I almost said, “what’s the use,” and 65th birthday, continue for six or Mrs. Gayland Abrahamson grandparents are Mr. and VA file number, benefit check or mond, 792; Leon Fallot, Julie Burtness Cosmini of .Miraliunison, Ryan hung up. But I’d invested sd much more consecutive months, and while 483 E. Center St. He was of 323 Vernon Ave., Ver- Mrs. Percy Laming of the insurance is in force under the some VA correspondence concerning 768; Alfred Hallin, 767; .Maiilicw, son of Gayland time in the venture, I decided to stick Martin Bakston, 764; Ann born June 13 at Manchester Brewster, Mass, Her premium paying conditions. World benefits when making application. and Charlene Luginbuhl jEout. Fisher, 762; Ed Scott, 751; Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparents are War I insurance policies (prefii;^ Kc Q — I am a World War II veteran Abrahartison of Willington. When everything within reach of R obert S chubert, 744; maternal grandparents are Ui-iiiHli'r, Jaiiiii' Erin, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. have a special total disability provi- who has never used any GI home loan He was born June 16 at the telephone cord had been cleaned George Last, 741; Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Eldred daughter of Donald J. and Geissler of Willimantic. sion which permits permium waiver benefits. Am I still eligible? Rockville General and organized, I finally plunked down Milkenson, 738; Mary Burtness of Cook, Minn. Joyce Laming Geissler of She has two sisters, at any age, and also pays a specified A — This benefit is available Hospital. His maternal in a chair next to the telephone desk. SPORTSWEAR PRICE SLICE! His paternal grandfather is 31 Campbell Ave., Vernon. Kyleigh Anne, 3, and m onthly incom e per 61000 of without time limits on its use for Nackowski, 735; Florence grandparents are Mr. and Now, ordinarily I don’t see things Oreste Cosmini of Wind- She was born June 18 at Lindsey Ruth, 2. coverage if the insured so elects. veterans of World War II and later Mrs. Martin Luginbuhl of like dirty windows, but as I sat there periods. impatiently waiting, I noticed that Q — I understand I can have my the bottom panes of the kitchen win- widow’s pension check from VA sent College noteel;

Social Security Among the students REDUCED! WE’VE CHOPPED THE PRICES ON named to the dean’s list for Q. My daughter is taking me to a Social Security office the spring semester at Cen- OUR ENTIRE STOCK MISSES’ SPORT AND PLAYWEAR next week to apply for supplemental security income tral Connecticut State payments. Is there any special papers I should take with NO COUPON NECESSARY NO COUPON NECESSARY NO COUPON NECESSARY NO COUPON NECESSARY College in New Britain OF JUNIOR SWIMSUITS FROM 7 TOP MAKERS! me? NABISCO BESPAK SWEET LIFE CHARMIN4PACK are: East Hartford: Michael A. You should take proof of your age, unless you are CREME OR A D C n C NOW 30% OFFI already getting Social Security benefits; your latest tax SWISS CREME u n c u o TRASH BAGS APPLESAUCE BATHROOM TISSUE L. Blain, 88 Barbara SAVE 25% TO 40%l bill or assessment notice, if you own real estate other 20 Ct. 15 oz. White-Color ■■ . Drive; Monica- A. than your home; your latest rent receipt; if you pay rent, Charette, 43 Timber Trail; • Tanks and Maillots! • Bikinis! J SAVE •212 >2.12 $ 1 3 9 SAVE 56< SAVE 42< # H £ • Regularly $8 to $48, now bank books, insurance policies, and other papers that SAVE%0< 7 Q ^ ON 2 # O Claire M. Daley, 197 Ar- • Stripes and Solids! • Florals! 5.97-27.97 show what resources you have; your motor vehicle ON 3 ON 2 ON 4 butus St.; Nancy C. Davis, LIMIT 4“ 4/*l LIMIT 2 ■ ^ • Geometries! • From Huk-a-Poo, • Slacks, skirts, culottes registration, if you own a car; and pay slips or other LIMITS LIMIT 2 45 McKee St.; Marie R. • Bermuda, Jamaica and racer shorts papers that show your income. r Donofrio, 41 Fuller Ave.; Saltworks, High Tide! Q. I'm 69, and because I have no income of my own, I Janet E, Fennessy, 43 Not all styles in all stores, so • Short sleeve and sleeveless tops in live with my son and daughter-in-law? Does living with Maplewood Ave.; Michael Hurry in for the best selection. stripes, prints and solid colors them make me ineligible for SSI payments? J. Grimaldi, 1271 Forbes • 3 fabulous fabrics: 100% cotton, cool A. You may be eligible for SSI, but the SSI payment will USDA CHOICE BONELESS USDA CHOKE BONELESS USDA CHOICE St.; Richard A. Guerrini, Come to Junior Sportswear, be reduced. If an eligible individual lives in another’s BM-IH)IIE LONDON BROIL BONELESS 93 Walnut St.; Cynthia C. polyester/cotton and easy-care polyesters U all eight D&L stores. household and receives support and maintenance in kind Kehlenbach, 14 Bluefield • Sizes 8 to 18, SML from that person, the basic SSI payment is reduced by Drive; Deborah J. Lapre, 7 one-third. This reduction takes the place of counting the CHUCK SHOULDER SHOULDER Chandler St.; Hilde J. • Lots of groups, styles and colors, but dollar value of the support and maintenance as income. Mayranen, 85 Bedford come early for the pick of the crop! Q. I’m a high school student, and I’m thinking of getting STEAK Ave.; Christine L. Mondo, Misses’ Sportswear, all eight D&L stores a job this summer. I’ve never worked before. Do I need a STEAK CLOD ROAST 90 Naomi Drive; Raphael Social Security card? M. Murasso, 4 Fuller Ave.; A. Yes. you can apply lor a Social Security number at $^49 $^69 Gail C. Perry, 15 Rustic N any Social Security office. You’ll need evidence of your $ 1 S 9 Lane; Christopher A. age, identity, and citizenship or alien status and you Schmidt, 581 Brewer St.; should allow at least 4 weeks for delivery. If you need LB. LB. LB. Stephen N. Skidd, 161 Janet help in obtaining any of these documents, contact any Drive; Debra J. Willis, 43 Social Security office. iye RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QlianiTiTv Lydall Road; and Paula A. q. My son is 22 and has been working full time since he SWEET UPE QUALITY Wirth, 87 Madison St. was 18. Recently, he was injured in a boating accident. USDA CHOICE BONELESS FRESH QROUND QRADE A FRESH QTRB W/BACK H ^ E llington: Donna L. The doctor says he won’t be able to work again lor over a SUCED BACON Genovesi, 22 Standish im PATTIES • « JONES FARM POU8H year. Has he worked long enough to get Social Security CHUCK ROAST 1 oaciiEiiuiis Road. USDA CHOICE BONELESS ^ ^ _ USDA CHOICE TENDER FRESH CUT QTRB W/WINQ disability payments? •9 A9 FOR BAR-B-0 KIELBASA Manchester: Andrew A. A. A person who becomes disabled before age 24 needs TOP BLADE STEAK r. GMCIIEN BREASTS ..79> AU BEEF OR EXTRA MILD Asermely, 23 Richmond Social Security credit for 1 Vz years of work in the 3 years USDA CHOICE TENDER CHUCK ^ ^■ BEEFKABOBS QRAOE A FRESH CUT UP OR SPLIT Drive; Bonita B. Baldwin, QENUINE SUCEO NEPCO FRANKS before he or she became disabled. If your son has been CHICKEN NEPCO A U BEEF 1216A W. Middle Tpke.; working in covered employment since age 18, he probably im S T U K CALVES UVER gg« 79« D e b ra A. B e g in , 85 has enough credits to be eligible for disability benefits. KNOCKWURST Eldridge St.; David M. To get payments, though, he also will have to meet the Bunce, 143. Woodside Stz; REG. 8i THIN SPAGHETTI - Social Security definition of disability. He can apply at M arilyn A. Caron, 34 CHUNK-SLICED-CRUSHED ELBOWS OR ZITI •FROZEN & DAIRY* any Social Security office. mmiNniNMUi Butler Road; Jeffrey T. Q. While I was in the hospital last month, I received • DELI • Chirgwin, 14 Lawton Road; FRIED CHICKEN n* • radiology services by a doctor. Do the charges for these SUCED DOMESTIC EMPRESS PINEAPPLE PRINCE MACARONI James W. Clifford, 247 20 OZ. CANS 1 LB. PKGS. HiBiiaHicn services count toward my Medicare medical insurance BOILED H M lAlb.• 1 ■ ** 24«.n(69^ West|Center St.; Leslie J. deductible? MUCKrS FRESH SUCEO Granquist, 66 Arnott Road; A. No. While you are an inpatient in a qualified OLD FASMONEO LOAF .* 1 " ii«.p^59* James P. Hesketh, 88 hospital, medical insurance pays 100 percent of the MUCKrt FREEH ELICEO 2i89< iS s M .O O Washington St.; Joseph W. PIZZA U.RR99* reasonable charges for services by doctors in the field of PRESSED HAM ..99> Leary, 26 Bolton St.; radiology and pathology, even if you haven’t net your HERB-OX BEEF-CHICKEN OCIAN SPRAY WHOU OR JRLLY K Catherine M. Pasiva, 65 medical insurance deductible for the year. Because the KAHN'S SUCED OR CHUNK CRANBERRY SAUCE . » c « 9 . POT PIES ,.^3/89< Lenox St.; Karen Press, 47 BRAUNSCHWEIGER . 99‘ DOUUION ,4/*1 ■niRB.ru. M d full reasonable charges are paid, they do not count JEEEO JRRRO _____ 4 Dougherty St.; Matthew LAND O' UKEI SUCED WHITE * 4 CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 6 9 * toward meeting your $60 deductible. MANDARIN ORANGES ii„.con < PEANUT BUTTER M I I H I M M. Walsh, 73 Francis 2 AMERICAN CKESE .v 1 ,3/*l Drive; David P. White, 102 MOTTB WITH REAL PRUNE PULP B A * HRFTYrivCEliMS(lU.licl«l . CUTOAKES 1I«l PI«.88^ WEAVER SLICED TO ORDER Starkweather St.; James PRUNEJUCE ST0RAGEBA6S . * C. Wigren, 62 Agnes Drive; f Polly’s pointers j CflKXENROU m.•r* ■ OMNBE JUICE i> .c 9 9 * SWEET UFB BA* RRA MIRT A ■MraBHoau and Karen R. Zerio, 123 V.i_^ CHUNK LIGHT TIMA SW olC m LEMON AMMOMA 240LMLWi FRENCH FRIES Eldridge St. ^ DEAR POLLY — Please tell me how to fluff up the nap SULTBTTli on the seat of a velvet dress. DBV1LEO HAM OR CHICKEN B A * COUNTY FAIR HOT DOQ OR R ockville: Linda L. POPSICLES Aubin, 119 Many Lane; My Pointer is to put six or eight pieces of unpopped UNDERWOOD SPREAD ld..c« 98* HAMBURG ROLLS • etPkg. < RKHBnian popcorn in the salt shaker to keep it from getting clogged' Douglas E. McCougall, 8 • PRODUCE• SOFT MARGARINE Olson Drive; Teresa up while salting foods at the stove. The popcorn helps it to' UNDERWOOD ISR18I SWEET PINK MEAT f l t l A Sutyla, 61 South St.; Judith flow freely. WHIPPING CREAM UlLllR 9 0 I do hope you can offer some suggestions for my velvet CANTALOUPES o . . O r * SPAGHETTI SAUCE LIVERWURST SPREAD UnRUBTIUlUZ M. Szalontai, 310 Vernon dress. It is shiny and does not look good enough to wear. •NOW WHITE FREEH 9 4 1 • YOflURT Ave., and Debra A. Thomp- - MRS. R.G. MUSHROOMS PLAIN«MEAT*MUSHROOM OZ. CANS son, 20 Bellevue Ave. DEAR MRS.R.G. — Perhaps the pile is worn off the South Windsor: Alice A. FIRM RED RIFE Alzugaray, 110 Steep Road; velvet from the friction caused when sitting down. You TOMATOES 4P*ckC«So^w might try steaming it. Put a piece of cheesecloth over the I 3i>1.00 Roger H. Anderson, 871 spout of a tea kettle, let the water come to a boil and FRESH FLORIDA QREEN Ellington Road; Carol A. when the steam comes through the cloth hold the wrong PEPPERS aLb.Ffcs.orMora side of the seat of your dress against the steam. Slide SWEET NORTHWEST ^ Tailw Drive; Aliqe A. Chin, 45 back and forth over the steam and then lay flat. Smooth Clinton Drive; Patrick K. to dry and then brush up the nap going in one direction on- D avin, 29 F a rm ste a d ly. — Polly ICED TEA MIX lOPACKPKQ. Drive; Richard J. Dunn, 4 DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve is with those labels we Tumblebrook Drive* try to get off of products so as to send them in for Kathleen A. Finnegon, 31 refunds, etc. It is almost impossible to get them off in one fflISKIES BUFFET SUNRHINE Pine Knob Drive; Tirza piece. —Mrs. E.S. CHICHEH or TRE OEA Grant, 105- Miller Road; DEAR POLLY — R.M. wanted to know how to prepare Stephen D. Martocci, 482 a l,(K)0-piece jigsaw puzzle for framing. Assemble the CHUNK UGHT TUNA CAT FOOD CHEEZE-ITS Main St.; and Karen J. ALL VARIBTIB8 • tVi Om. Cm puzzle on a piece of cardboard a bit larger than the puzzle Stiebitz, ^ Willow St. finished take another piece of cardboard approximately Diebolt, 74 Evergreen the same size, put it on top of the finished puzzle and then Largo Can flip it over. Cover the back-side with double-faced tape, 5iM.OO Road; Jennifer K. take off the protective covering on the tape and attach a Hopkins, 28 Tumblebrook piece of cardboard to it. Trim off the excess cardboard Drive; Martha A. Pusch, and it is ready to be framed. It is really a very simple 106 Gerald Drive; and process and we have done this many times. — TERRI Mark N. Youngerman, 124 Merline.Road. MANrHuaiTER EVENING HERALdi Manchwter. Conn., Wed., June 28. 1978- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE

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Insulation ■ L U . 34 Search for ‘roots’ gets aid from M“ormon church also helps ^ ____ lA___ 11. 1.1______basic sat nf micrnfllmaHbasic set racnrHs of microfilmed DhotOffraohic records fiXoerts photographic \ experts who may spend libraries, of which Pittsburgh is one “For the price of postage all we aren’t available anywhere else in the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - from major areas, primarily Europe years collecting the information, I HOOD IC E C R E A M of the latest, make the church’s vast have to do is order what we want,” United States,” Mrs. Harriss in summer BONUS COUPON Genealogists, who have made their and North America. explained Kimball Erdman, western records available to the general Mrs. Guttendorf said. “It saves peo- predicted. I ALL FLAVORS - 1/2 GALLON CARTON search for “roots” one of the three After the television movie “Roots” A typical branch, such as Pennsylvania regional director of most popular hobbies, have received public. ple a lot of traveling time and money Pittsburgh, has four microfilm libraries for the church. NEW YORK (UPI) - having this available through the Church spokesman Jerry Cahill said an exciting new aid. Local geneaologists in western usage of the Salt Lake City library readers, but the largest branch in Some suggestions in HOOD’S c Pennsylvania heralded the library here.” Los Angeles has 90 reader^ The Mormons’ deep commitment “ENERGY and your The world’s largest genealogical “I’m more excited about this than more than doubled from 2,000 library has been linked to hundreds Pittsburgh branch library as the researchers a day to 4,200. He said “As is true of the main genealogy to genealogy is the result of its HOME” can save money greatest resource they could have. anything else in the field that’s CARTON of locai outlets. spot checks indicate a similar in- library in Salt Lake, anybody can use emphasis on the eternal nature and two ways: on the purchase* ICE CREAM I WITH PURCHASE OF S7.SSOR MORE ANOTHIS COUPON AT The Salt Lake City library “is the happened around here,” agreed them,” Cahill said, adding that ap- price of insulation I FOOD MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. GOOD The Mormon genealogical library Helen Harriss, founder of the crease at branch libraries. importance of the family, Erdman biggest and best in the world,” said proximately SO percent of the patrons explained Mormons perform temple materials as well as the WITH PURCHASE OF 7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON! I THRU MONDAY, JULY 3. LIMIT W GALLON ■ ONE COUPON in Salt Lake City has 1.5 billion pages western Pennsylvania society and a Cahill said the church is budgeting PER FAMILY. of vital statistics microfilmed from Ginny Guttendorf, outgoing president are non-Mormons with the percen- ordinances for their dead relatives energy itself. For example, ' certified genealogist. “This opens all to add 30 to 50 more of the branch all over the world. It contains more of the Western Pennsylvania tage in some areas ranging up to 70 who did not learn of the church. the bwklet suggests: kinds of doors that have been libraries each year in meeting houses than 1 billion names. The 949,000 one- Genealogy Society. “We have been all over the world. Local church percent to 90 percent. The only • Rigid plastic storm waiting for this (linkup) for closed.” charge is for mailing the microfilm. “One of the key temple ordinances windows you make hundred-foot rolls of microfilm con- To duplicate the Salt Lake City members apply for the branch tain the equivalent of 4.5 million months.” library and put up 30 percent of the The church gathers records in 36 is the sealing of family units to last yourself with clear one- ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M-Tn" The branch libraries either contain iibrary’s records, “you’d have to funds while the national church pays different countries, including some through eternity. This pertains both eighth inch acrylic plastic volumes of 300 pages each. copies of the microfilmed records have a private plane and travel Nearly 300 local church wards behind the Iron Curtain. The to living families and those of our sheets are sold in some themselves, or an index to the Salt everywhere,” she said. the rest. (parishes) across the country are now The libraries vary in size depen- mirrnfilming is done by a team of ancestors,” Erdman said. cities for as little as’fl per Lake City holdings, which can be “People are going to be standing in square foot, cut to size. hooked up with the Salt Lake City line to use these since the records ding on local needs, but most have a facility. The branch genealogical mailed to local patrons. Edged with narrow, adhesive-backed foam, the sheets can be placed over I Fod^ Mart for a glorious I { AUPRICES ** many kinds of windows fMVD info) with screws and without « EFFEC TIVE THRU « frames. The plastic is * 4thoi July - that's the spirit! more resistant to heat flow Q. I've bought a boat and « M ONDAY, JULY 3 r d ; than glass. trailer and plan to spend a Open Regular Hours Sunday •. To help reduce cooling ^ II1 i.iiinu r FOOD MART STORES CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, JULY 4TH lot of time at the shore this costs in summer, leave summer. Some friends, Monday July 2 and July 3 . storm windows on windows however, have warned me not needed for ventilation. ICE Charcoal 2 that 1 need to learn some • To test a window for air ‘Pick Your Own” Fresh Produce! Pepsi Cola new driving skills for safe Finasl iCharcoal: leaks, tape a sheet of flexi- Famous REG. DIET OR LIGHT operation. Can you advise A^Hamburg or Richmond \ i Finast Fresh ble plastic over it on a win- CREAM 120UNCECANS Briquettes me on special trailer dy day to see if the plastic Driscoll Brand HOODS • ALL FUVORS TOPCO PACK driving techniques? B r iq u e t s Ice Cream ^ Medium Eggs billows. W GALLON CARTON 30 LB. BAG A. According to the AAA Hot Dog Rolls • Flexible plastic sheets California traffic engineering and are an even cheaper way of safety department, start trapping a layer of still, in- ■1.03 Grade itrawberries ■1.33 slowly, being sure to Charcoal 99 Mrs Siii'lh s sulating air over a window, Apple I’lc but they can be uriattrac- carefully check traffic and Lighter Fluid Borden Cremora IIOZ. JA. *1.59 to signal before moving. package tive because they are not Wyler's Lemonade *1.39 of 8 99 Then accelerate slowly and 89 39 completely transparent Circus Peanuts '•*« «• 49* Solo Dog Food u."' 1i! *4.59 evenly Check mirrors ' t, and tend to ripple. They Cracker Jacks """.mJ." Stove Top Stuffing ISi. 69* frequently with a series of cost about 50 cents to |1 OR BUY BY THE < brief glances to observe each, and will last more 10 LB. Sunshine Chip A Roos 69* Madam Crabmeat •« «» *1.69 FLAT AND SAVE MIN. *6.25 following traffic and also Coca Cola than a season indoors, but )f the action of your trailer. Geisha Heinz ^ only about a year outside. 1 They can be installed with Move carefully into the PICNIC SPECIAL! )f proper traffic lane. or Tab double-sided masking tape. M AYON GAYLORD PAPER Turning corners; roun- 5‘Tiina Keg O’ Ketchup (Copies of “ENERGY SWEET YELLOW ding road curves: You now 6 Pack and your HOME” are free If N AISE LEMONADE PLATES )f have a long "hinged" dual from York Division of FLORIDA CORN FOOD CLUlLUI 6 OZ. CANS GAYLORD unit to deal with when you 12 oz. cans Borg-Warner Corp., P.O. 320Z.JARlAR 7 CANS FOR In Water )F 9 INCH • PKO. OF 100 If want to get around a cor- 8 9 * Box 1592, York, Pa. 17405.) with this coupon and %7 50 purchase or more G(»d ner. The trailer wheels will 6 ' 2 01 can June 25 thru Jul y 3. 1978 Unut one p6r customer 14 NOT follow the exact path 7 for*9 » )f 59 1 Enjoy Waldbaum’s of your car's rear wheels. . Instead, trailer wheels will f Family ) New York Style Delicatessen! NEW CROP - CALIFORNIA - . ... WITH FINGERTIP »oi. -rn* )f be considerably closer to Fantastik spr ayer eot t l e 79* Fudge Brownie Mix 99* the inside of the curve. ^Lawyer^ Lundy LONG Nestea ^ Libby’s Ore Ida THOMPSON Snack Crackers FFV • *<4 02. PKO. BBQ Sauce hickor y’^onm 59* )f • v j f Miracle Whip Burry’s Mr. Chips Ice Tea Mix ^«>dcl ui ‘1.29 Gourmet JOHN Right turns: As you ap- Move along Seedless Grapes ALL FLAVORS 14 02. CAN 9 9 * )f proach a place where you B°z B e a n s Crispers ■ KraH Salad Mustard Ham ced Tea Mix Three men were stan- wish to turn right, check I Salad Dreaaing SLICED TO ORDER FRANKS J In Molasses, ding together on a down- c )f tra ffic carefully; signal 'M I quart jar town sidewalk when a P A M P E R S^ Tomato Sauce LB. APPLE MUSH- S4 5S your intention; slow down, Withilh Lemon ~ H ^ M | 8 9 * policeman ordered then to position your “ rig " several and Sugar or Vegetarian D IA P E R S ROOMS ■ • lb. )f 14 oz. can piiO.KJf* With this coupon and $7.50 purchase or more Good move along. "Two did, but SAUCE TODDLER feet farther from the curb 10 pack June 25 thru Jul y 3. 1978. Limit one per customer SWEET LUSCIOUS • LARGE 37 SIZELE' MOTT'S FOOD CLUB the third stood his ground. PKO. OF 12 STEMS* PIECES Baked Ham than you would with only 69 The officer promptly cited X- California IS OZ. JAR )f your car. Then, if there is a Gouda Cfieese .*2.09 him for disorderly conduct. OOZ. sharp curve (that is, if the Bonalata U80A Choica Cantaloupes EACH 69‘ CAN Domestic Feta Cheese .*1.79 curb radius at the corner is Broohaide Farm Freah Chicken $^59 If n.39 )f Underblade In court, the prosecutor SWEET JUICY small), instead of starting Steak Baal Chuck Cracked Sicilian Olives .*1.29 D said: “Under our local or- the turn when the front Thighs 85f Southern 402. CAN Jf dinance, a person must get )f LARGE Cains Relish‘'?.VAM”.“jR‘r JARS Black Pepper 'oooau, 69* Dried Oil Cured Olives .*1.29 wheels of your car reach Bonaitt t 5>at ShouMar going whenever a SIZE 49‘ 11I NCM Brooktida Farm Frath Chlckan ^ Peaches LB. Plastic Wrap topco IMFT. ROLL Smucker’sGrape Jelly ILR.JAR 79* the curb line, proceed policeman tells him to.” 3f Carando Pepperoni ,*2.49 )f slowly straight ahead until CALI FORNI A disinfectant 79* London Broil Dish Detergent Lysol Spray Genoa Salami iL.c4o"to"oi« l>*2.79 your front wheels are well Drumsticks But the court decided Nectarines 59* 3'»'*1. Royal Gelatin 6'» « *1. beyond the curb line, and Fully CookadWalarAddad such an ordinance was too )f YOUNG TENDER )f U.S. Qrada A 10 to 14 Ibt. • Froian HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER then turn sharply to the U mbm Saml-Bonalata broad to be constitutional Yellow Squash 39* right. The straight distance 79« n B l 11 Whola or Portion lib Beef Salami - T V i r k e y S Young Hans; f W i b . and tossed out the charge. )f Chunk Light Food Club PORK & COTT )f N you drive beyond the curb As one judge put it:“The Produce Item of the Week Bologna - Franks $179 line before beginning your 12 oz. right to use the public REPEAT SPECIAL BY POPULAR DEMAND TUNA PEAS BEANS SODA & Knockwurst * ” )f turn depends on the angle )f IN OIL-GAYLORD VERYSMALL-EARLY FOOD CLUB REOUURADIET 1 thoroughfares cannot be at CALIFORNIA BLACK at which the cross street Brookside Farm Fresh iV^ OZ. CAN 1701. CANS UOZ. CANS MOZ. BOTTLE ^ Finast j the whim of a policeman.” Fresh Figs “J'Ve'Tv lb,99*. Roast Beef .. *3.39 intersects, the radius of the Tail-less )f POTATO GERMAN POTATO y4Q< )f curb at the corner, the TRY 'EM YOU'LL LIKE 'EMI 03l3dS COLIKAW MACARONI Lt 4? Chicken Quarters As this ruling indicates, \ f O R length and "following" the “Move along! “power 4B “ Leg Quarters Breast Quarters )f Wispride Muenster lb. *1.99 )f characteristics of the eef Franks of a policeman has con- In lairneu lo oor cuilomeri. we reierve the right to limit sslei to 3 pkgs of any item except where otherwiee noted. Items ofltred for sale not sviiiabie In case lots or to other retail dealers or whoieuiera. With Back With Wing T-Bone Steak towed vehicle, parked vehi- stitutional limits. Of Turkey Breast "uc»Tr»,V i', *1.59 cle on the cross street, and )f FROZEN FOODS GALORE! )f c course, the courts do U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Lean Pastrami il .cio'tooVdi. *1.99 the width of the street to be recognize the validity of HOOD^S TOP FROST entered Only through such an order under proper )f Beef Bologna iucmt omdh l,*1.79 )f practice and experience, circumstances. Thus: A ICE TWIN Hot Bagels 12f°«*1.09 preferably at very light 5 9 f 6 5 f crowd of young people London Broil )f traffic intersections, can were making a disturbance )f CREAM POPS SHOULDER you determine how proper- Pork RoastB»»i«« Fresh But t . . . lb 1.39 outside a bar. When a '' ALL FLAVORS - V» GAL PKG. OF 13 HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS! ly to make right turns Mr. Deli Favorites! Porterhouse Steak %!is? ..b 2 .5 9 Fresh From The Sea! police man ordered a group Jf )f suited to the varying con- Shoulder Roast Beet Chuck a . . , . , 1 . 6 9 Fenway Beef Franks .. 55 1.49 of onlookers to disperse, ALL igoiggc TOPCO VARIETIES ditions which you w ill en- .. lb 1>89 Fenway Bologna ^ ’ls£sr* pkfl. they refused. Was this dis- )f I® )f counter. An outside right- Cube Steak USO^Safawl . . . Fresh Cod or • .®» 5i1. Sliced 55 1.19 orderly conduct? 1 TOOTHBRUSHES hand mirror is invaluable. Pork steak Fresh But l Bone I n . . . .. lb 1.29 Lunch^ Meats )f ’5 ^ ' 1 . 4 9 Top Blade Steak uaSoSoa . . . lb 1.99 Haddock nilel Yes, a court ruled, Jf •99* EFFERDENT tablets o*“ *1.49 Cooked Ham Beet Franks iSb^Nab^. . . TOP FROST SHENANDOAH - GRADE "A" U.S.O.A. CHOICI .tRlP Left turns: Turning left because the policeman was Ice Cream Sandwich PKO.O. II *1.19 TOP BLADE STEAK KOTEX ‘ 1.89 at an intersection is often Domestic Hebrew National Bologna'55" 1.59 Claussen Pickles“ ?caS*24Srich 1.19 Favorite From $^69 acting under conditions U. I . O. A. CHOI CI • H I P )f ThoSM )f FRESH YOUNG an easier operation — but A Warm $ 4 9 9 Hebrew National Salami. ’55' 1.59 Italian Sausage Hol or SwMt .... lb 1>19 that justified his interven- Ice Milk Bars to. ..mt .ko.o. n gg* CHUCK STEAK TOOTHPASTE.-"” - " - . t— sg- there are still important Weather Special I pound Sandwrch Steaks'~£fsssr 6 2.19 Swift’s Canned Ham ’ci 5.29 tion. Said the judge: BAND-AID BRAND «^'or,VLr«,"o'. 99* )f differences Keep speed )f Orange Juice TO.F.01T 3 “ « * 1 . TURKEYS CHUCK CUBE STEAK Fresh Flounder RHet “To prevent public distur- U. S. O. A. CHOI CI H I P sheer or pl a st ic st r ips______. low. Warn lollowing cars of Beef Franks »sSib .. Pepper Steak BaalShoul^* . . (>. 1.99 Beef Chuck Short Ribs . 1.29 CHUCK ROAST (OHoiMLAoij your intention I’roceed far Cherrystone Clams. bances from escalating, it )f Haddock Fillets *1.69 )f Lovitt’s Beef Burgers ... 55 3.99 Beef Kabobs USOkoIoS...... b. 1.99 U.S.O.A. CHOICI - MIP 2 Sliced Bologna " K enough into the intersec- is often necessary to order Light Pies CHOCOLATI OR COCONUT PKO. *1.39 SHOULDER ROAST tion so that when you turn Stuffed Clams L4T,. persons congregrated in Swiss Cheeseh,pon«i___ povbd2;19 Finast Sliced Bacon i, 1.39 Pork Kabobs BonSimButt . .... k.1.59 )f UA.'cuT a“; 0 C.T0V.CW.....0 ,4 CQ you will be able to swing Snow Crab Claws .. the vicinity to disperse.” Celentano Pizza 11 02 PACKAOI 39* HALF HAMS BONELESS iw»h «4d« d. Li.’l.oy 20* OFF wide enough to allow for Polish Kielbasa*?sr___ pobndl.69 PI RI I Avallabta Only In Slorat With SarWea Pali Dtpt Ore Ida Crispers »« ««•"■ 69* ON ANY CANISTER POWDERED ■X trailer "oil-track." Here, a s . #1...Bost of Em S M M a n ..W a s h ln 0lon Stela Farm Fresh Dairy Favorites! In another case, when an )f SAUSAGE PATTIES ' HOTORSWIIT ' t.»1.69 again, practice and Fresh From Baker Street! officer halted a youth for Strawberries T i”.o’ 59* CANNED OUR BEST BEEF PATTIES ’i*, *4.29 experience in very light speeding, several of his )f OUR H I T SOFT DRINKS |4 friends parked their cars Gaylord Lemonade «« 7««*1. traffic are needed. „. BNden’s HAM BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES l. *1.19 WITH THIl COUPON AT POOD MART. 0000 THRU .Big Sandw ich nearby to watch. One of FDDD CLUB - 3 LB. CAN MON.. JULY I. LIMIT ONI CANISTIR • ONI COUPON Rounding road curves: them persisted in )f Not raiooniibit tor typographlcil •nors. OUR BEST VEAL PATTIES l.*1.19 PH PAMILV. . aero can 1.29 Singles .GEM FRANKS OR BEEF 121b. That's Lms Thin along. He refused to do so, CREAM lALL PARK Either the drop-off or the dd Fashbn Donuts65* Cream Cheese 2J“,',99* WHITE OR YRLLOW Meat Franks "climb-back-on " might 67* par pound and was duly arrested for X* U OZ: CONTAINER FOOD CLUE ■ I t OZ. FKO. MEAT OR BEEF FRANKS I PANCAKE MIX disorderly conduct. COLONI AL result in dangerous English M uffins...... pi^'^’ izeo* box By the Box Cottage Cheese Li ght N Li vel y . 1.09 a 1^ WITH THIl COUPON AT POOO MART GOOD THRU ^ swaying of the trailer. On 1302 Choose From? . 4 002. EXTRA MILD FRANKS MON.. JULY I. LIMIT ONI PKO. ONI COUPON PH iWI.'.fflfl ^ Cinnamon Buns...... pk0 otS79* Yopiait Yogurt Frui t Fl avors a . V cups 1.00 But here, too, the court > LB. ^ PAMILV. ^ roads curving to the left, Fraazlng Fraah Ctiantea 83*^ •1 ? » WEAVER CHICKEN FRANKS keep well to the right to Mr. Deli Seeded Rolls. Sfto59* Tha fraah Chany aaaaon la ovtr batora a bagkia, ao FinaalCamOUOuartara upheld the policeman’s MI NUTI MAI D PI NWAV AASATAO commaijd, in view of the prevent the trailer from «ahy not fraaza chanlaa to an)oy ooM, frozan awaal )f Orange Juice vie-uoa^aTo- 99* SLUGGERS FRANKS COLONIAL. CRYOVAC WRAPPED ch^ anacka al yaar tong 7 Margarinesvv growing traffic congestion. K% V. UT MI I OI I crossing the center line. Frozen Favorites! Pack them ndwla, wtti atoma InlacI, In Iraazar FULLY COOKED (Questions may be sent 1 w Food Club Spread i -ou-dt u. gg* NEPCO FRANKS ' or Vhf ® Mri. SmHh'i Datp Dl$h conlalnara. Shake conWnaia to pack the chanlaa “The order to disperse," )f I I to MVD INFO, Depart- ctoaaly. TO OSTAM TMi VESY tO J PUVOS Health & Beauty Aids! AlT'Naiiral Yogurt c5« 4 -«gg- BEEF FRANKS tWIPrSPlIMJUM I ON I t ..22 OZ. ENVELOPES AND FROSTY OOCONOS, DO NOT ALLOW said the court,”was sulM HAMS ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 to the occasion.” • WATER ADDED State St., Wethersfield, Apple Pie 7 FROZEN CHERRIES TO THAW COHKETELY )f Cottage Cheese ILI.CONTAINH 63* HORMEL BEEF FRANKS BEFORE THEY ARE SBI VEO. LIALKH lAAAIL * IHieler SHANK PORTION I BUTT PORTION 06109. Motor Vehicle YI LLOW not. , n n I KOOLAID L Cheese PizzaiAPm^. 1.79 Hare va two (Xhar haazing maitoda you can uaa; Cheddar Stick OI WHI TI PKO. Department offices are AnUJOt >99* TURKEY ROAST "S-IrT ■I wITNTNICOUPONVPOOOMAIT.OOOOYHIUMON., • I ^ Sara Lee Pound Cake ^ ’X” 89* Pour augar ovar chtnita tor a “dv augw pacK', *1.191*1.29 I JULY I. LIMIT II ^ILOPII ONI COUPON PH . open Tuesday, Wednesday cover and fraaza. Or make a augar ayng) and pow Tytend •oMaoiaoSpMMS'wTMMa • • • ••Ch 1.79 A public service feature Grapefruit Juice hOAL. CAKTON 09* ^ PAMILV. ^ and Friday, 8:30 a.m. t,o John’s PizzaH«b«w...... '^ 7 9 * over • oonwniT u of pnM onofTiiBi flowino of the American Bar •nouQh room lor frMztno 9)9^111100. Mmm MUh CejMCOI Mouthwash.. . . . £Si99* J 4:30 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 Frozen Yogurt 4 SS55.. • • (iwrrfit In lot wilv «id (Ml biiori ptcMng ml Association and the a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; and fratzing. GletteTrac II Blades . . . Si 1.99 Connecticut Bar Associa- Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to Finast Creem Whip ^ ”’^bb“ 6 9 * tion. ,* 41Q1NlSTIIII0DinUMIPIKi k * * * * *|(IAHCHESrER 12:30 p.m.). No) reeponsible lor typograiiNcil errors. Prices etfeclive June 25 Itinj July 3.1978 We raewve Ihe 1I9 M to RnR (Riwillltoe. y , Wed,. June 2«, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 28, 1978- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Medicare iin iB ir r v B S ip i Dr. Lamb explained -USaSMT* WITH CHOOSE YOinFAVORITE Cutting calories in b o o kle t t o m t o s w ce m v o u in iK By LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D. Health insurance is one COCA-COU item in the budget that can CMPBEU’S SOFT-WEVE DEAR DR. LAMB — I am on a diet and I have'been save you money. But up un- orTAB trying to walk for 30 minuted a day. I have been walking til a few years ago, older ABEiUlS USSUK for five days and.l haven’t lost any yet. Does ilj take people had a hard time longer than 30 minutes a day? Sigiis at ShopRi teS ignal either getting or affording DEAR READER — It’s probably going to take a lot health insurance. Then longer than you had anticipated. Walking when you’re on came Medicare. It a diet helps to prevent loss of muscle mass which is im- provides low-cost health in- hM* portant. What you "really want to lose when you’re on a surance through the Social diet is fat. not muscle. In addition it does burn up calories Security system. and if you add them up over a year’s time it does become AMMO To help you understand significant. this program, the Social I c P i i s i a a f f g ' C ! OQiiffiSfRKTr.CEi You shouldn’t think of time it requires to walk so much Security Administration as the distance you walk. Walking a mile, for most peo- Savings... has published a pamphlet ple, is equivalent to using about 50 or 60 calories. If it called "A Brief Explanation takes you 30 minutes to walk a mile you’ll only be using of Medicare." For your Look for them ! al mmer h about 50 calories. There are 3,500 calories in a pound of free copy, send a postcard U ^ body fat. to the Consumer Informa- ORA N GE SIG N GREEN STICKER At that rate it would take you 70 days to lose one pound ‘Last Week on Deal’ on YELLO W TAG tion Center , Dept. 685F, of body fat if walking is all you’re going to do. Even so, Oitlsl signals a "Special Pur- is ShopRite’s inflation chase” we’ve made that the Orange sign tells you Pueblo, Colo. 81009. with that little effort of walking one mile a day you would warning. It urges you to enables us to reduce our vGhen the salels ending. buy bmore the expected What is Medicare? get rid of a little more than seven pounds of body fat over It is a health insurance price for a ImKed time. price Increase from our #p a year's time. If you’re able to walk a little more each supplers. program under Social FAVORITES day of course you’ll get more benefit out of it. Security that helps The best program for most people is a combination of Th e P RICE PLUS difference b egins with good p rices, and Americans 65 and older sensible exercise and modest reduction in calories. When C o nsisten tly high quality pro d ucts. and many severely dis- Enter AeP’s Pro both are done consistently over a sufficient period of time to ^ v e you greater savin gs, w atch for th ese color-co ded Variety to m eet ev ery taste, budget, abled people under 65 to PninEidmipi i i this usually produces results. But it does require patience sig ns throughout the sto re. 2 life-style and family siz e. pay the high cost of Extravaganza Sweepstakes and that means that you’ll have to wait more than five A nother im portant asp ect of P RICE PLUS is No Stam ps, Friendly, co urteo us peo ple. medical care. It has two days to see the results. To give you such a program I’m parts, hospital insurance No Co u p o ns, No Gim m icks and No G a m es. Finally, there is Clean, bright, sp acio us sto res. sending you The,Health Letter number 4-7, Weight Losing and medical insurance. Diet. Others who want this information can send 50 cents the “ p lus” part of P RICE PLU S . . . . Practically everyone pilM ' with a long, stamped, self addressed envelope for it to me over 65 is eligible for both in care of "The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio hospital and medical in- That’s the PRICE PLUS Difference! City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. surance. And Medicare is FliSHU.$.DAINSPECTE! l i M ' h t o i f i l l i h . also available to those un- DEAR DR. LAMB — 1 read your column about low der 65 if: they are disabled sperm count. I have a suggestion for the couple that and have been entitled to BOX-O might work. I know of one couple who had a simitar Social Security or railroad problem and the man had been taking extremely hot disability benefits for two showers. Apparently the heat had something to do with consecutive years or more, the man's infertility. I don’t know whether this would or the need dialysis CHICKEN help or not but it’s just a suggestion. treatments or a kidney SWEEPSTAKES RULES CONTAINS: 3 BflEASTQTRS.. transplant because of per- 1. Claerty print veur name and MMraaa on an entry g. The Virginia inppritoo must be uaadlaptam oarl- DEAR READER — And it’s a good suggestion, because manent kidney failure and 3 LEG QTRS., 3 NECKS, Manh or l a o ^ , and OapoaN N « any paiScipM- I . H 7 ( The London trip muat be taken bataaan SWINGS, AND 3 SETS OF GIBLETS mg AiP alora. wmnari mwot be i l years or eidar lia p i IS . 1171 and Apru 30. Il7 t . No cash aiiama- it’s true that excess heat can cause sterility. There have afe insured under Social 3. Nepurciiaaa'ioraqgirad EnloraachHrnayouvtail tvaa or awbaatwbona be made ter trip oinnan ASP. Yew need not bapraaaniieain.LMWienai or any other p riM . even been studies done applying heat to the testicles as a Security or railroad retire- winnarporlaiMy. 7. Thia contest is avanabta atI anan MAAP r ammiioraa Vvonoad mw means of birth control. I hasten to add that these studies I. SoMpaiakaa bagna Juno I I and ends Juty I. Kanaaa, Otao, Miaaeuri. . ment. invH ini li! 1171. ceunboa; Montgomary. Pnncoaa tfe^vg^a. are experimental. 1 don’t want to trigger any strange Ta M t. Coca. Howwd. and Itasc citityye ot(B aiim o ra You don’t have to retire 4. OnaSMrywMbadraaAlrofnabcnitera TMoentry fads that might result from that idea., WttWicjitlildii '' 'i qgeWlee ae a eemMtoalet lor pmee. I . Thaodde e l winning depend on iia number ol an- to get the hospital in- also. The pnioa are: One inp ler 3 to London. S WMoara « « ba cbeaan by a random dreerute and Twenty visa lor 4 to Virginia There are many causes for a low sperm count. In some surance protection. Even if ...... F i N i i i n i i w natmad by ASP net later than Jwiy 31.1171 Em* parbctpaiing A**APP CDhmvwaiion). 700 VMttaar camarae ptoyoao e( ASP. M r advarawng aganOM and instances the count can be improved and in others it can- you keep working you will Htek immadiele lamwee ere net eMgiW# not. Regarding temperature, I might point out that a be covered if you have lias varicocele, which is literally varicose veins of the worked long enough under a * EN TRY BLA N K testicles, is a factor in causing sterility in some men. the Social Security or PROOUa UTIUVAOANZAIWKIPITAKII Why? Because the normal circulation keeps the testicles railroad retirem ent iM iir WW A l-OAV TMP POn I TO LONDON.f NOLAND somewhat below normal body temperature. With large CHARCOAL cSliiitli OBMw WIN ONt OP M S4AV TMPS PON 4 TO HIITORIC VMOINU system. To find out if you WIN ONI OP m VIVITAN CANUUS varicoceles and the circulatory stagnation that results, are eligible, check with KAMI.. the normal temperature control mechanism is BR QUETS your Social Security or Jliii sometimes out of kilter. In these instances correction of railroad retirement office 1 t T M C T A O D M U . \ cmr_____ .eTATE... the varicocele may improve the sperm count and fertility about three months before of the man involved. r j I TELEPHOME . ..ZIP CODE.. ALL V ARIETIES-REG 6/'1 you reach 65. And if you The avoidance of heat and, for that matter, tight un- SPRITE TAB, FRESCA O R ALL VARIETIES - REG 55 haven’t been under the Utm OFTIN-NO PURCHAU NICIUARY derwear or any other factor that interferes with the nor- Social Security or railroad PORK LOIN mal temperature control is sometimes useful in helping , retirement system, you COCA Hl-C ShopRite CONTAINS: to improve male fertility. can get this coverage by eCBfTER, paying a monthly ASSORTCD 2 SHOULDER, & a 4ll COLA DRINKS 1 S O D A 1D cans 1 1W premium. 2SIRUMN NMCN The hospital insurance PORK CHOPS BO CHOPS benefits help pay the costs ‘•«a»------Northwestern Grown Blaker CNIPSTCftS 4V«-OL lAG - DIGGiKS S-OZ. up to 90 days of in-patient 11b 9 9 c FUNG CURLS SH-OZ. AND KORKERS REG. pnaPRia 6969** ShopRH* ECONO SIDE DISH SHopRJtg ' u 2-lb. B-oz.' 59^ care in any participating AePBaaf Franks RING i...... 'i;r,49^ Pork 'N B ea ns.. Sho pRite Rice M arsh m allo ws 49^ hospital for each benefit Top Quality ofoOOlATE VEGHARLf WHITE/ASSORTED/PRINTEO BATHROOM period. A benefit period CHERRIES^ Career compromise 1-qt. 1-pt $^89 starts when you have been Ann Page Sliced Bacon ..... 'ii.49< W esson O il...... So ft w e v e Tissue Planter's P e a n u t s *1” A KITCHEN MUST SUPER MOIST CAKE MIX out of the hospital of any Red-Ripe-Sweet By KAREN BLAKER, Ph.D. other facility providing Boneless Chuck Roasts ...3 ”ir„*1 G la d W I'a p ...... s;69« B etty Crocker ;59< Potato Stix '^39^ skiiled nursing or physical BaefChuck DEAR DR. BLAKER — Although I want to be a psy- rehabilitation service DRISCOLL chologist, I will never be able to live with myself unless I ' pint become a Protestant minister. N more than 60 days.There is Boneless H IM Steaks B A KERY .FRO ZEN FO O D. no limit to the number of STRAWRERRIES cont. IMl ■ W ra w Mnr miL.M ■ I* Ik That is my parents’ wish. They are now over 70 and H A M BURGER O R FRA N K BA NCHJET "FULLY C O O KED ” benefit periods you can • w>i >1 ‘‘g s y g J S i »«»*i«i>iii»n — »*■» quite ill. All they want in this world is to see their son Red,0ranga,Grape, Very Berry, or Low Sugar Rad become a "man of the cloth.” I am very religious but a have. >,[himi m m . cmmtt minister’s life doesn’t really appeal to me. ShopRIte ROLLS 2-LB. FRIED CHICKEN There is a reserve of 60 AdIfarenI (Woe awfctli each week-Folw tie achecUe additional in-patient At. 22,1 have just finished college and would be ready hospital days if you ever to get on with my life if it wasn’t for this problem. -0 7 ^ No •499 HAWAIIAN As I see it, I have two choices: I could wait until my 24b. need more than 90 days. 3 P ra t. pkg. However, each reserve day parents die to pursue my great passion for psychology. Or A d ( M ” Plac® you use perm anently PUNC I could change my career goals and begin training for the ^ 'A ministry. Neither possibility seems very attractive. ICECREA M - 3 r Cvntd* IN STORE B A KERY reduces the number of 0Z.CAN •IM •^5 , *^6 “5:7 i “se /' I don't want to live my life for my parents. But because reserve days you have left. nM irim(ii»tk irxwkik P A C K A G E O F 12 Sh o p R H eF U V O R K IN G Under certain con- VMM u w jm ra V lyi k|/-^'lul they have given me everything a son could want, I ditions, the insurance also •-•raki '1MI sometimes think I could be happy merely fulfilling their HARD ROLLS ICE CREAM covers up to 100 days in a wishes during their last years on earth. skiiled nursing facility and iiaraiDiiHnai wTucm If I sound confused, it’s because I am. , up to 100 home health visits 24-0*. DEAR READER — If your parents have really given CHUCK-BONE-IN BONELESS BEEF from a home health agency TNck-RhA-Tomito p k g. UNDER BLADE BEEF UNDER BLADE 389° per benefit period. MNACE you everything a son could want, they must have been To help cover doctor’s generous dispensers of support and freedom to pursue PRODUCE / D E U costs, there is Medicare Stock Up lor the Summer Fun TImel your unique combination of interests and talents. W H OLE POTROASTt CHUCK STEAK B EE F O R REG ULA R medical insurance. It HUNTS They may want you to be a minister. But would they pays 80 per cent of doctor’s really not understand if ypu marched to the beat of a WATERMELON $449 @ GEM FRANKS costs and many other costs different drummer? $429 after an initial $60 annual Your options are not as limited as they might seem. SAUCE Ic lb. deductible. For this you What about a career that combines psychology and the I lb. I 14b. pay a sm all m onthly ministry? lb.' pkg. ° premium $7.70 a month un- For example, some ministers becopie pastoral •E IF OHICK UNDER RUDE RONEUSS REEF CHUCK SHOULDER STEAKS. BONELESS. CUT FOR__ 89 til June 30,1978, and $8.20 a counselors. They take a strenuous series of course? at an Pot Roast London B r o i l ^ i. n ” 2 month for the year begin- accredited psychotherapy training center which includes /-SEA FO O D /SER V ICE DELI ning July 1. supervised work with clients. FRESH REEF UNDER RUDE RONE-IN BEEF CHUCK BONELESS tU S D ^ .a. D O M ESTIC (ST O RE SU CED ) To learn more about EKCOETERNA* Shift the emphasis and you could be both psychologist these insurance plans and and active participant in the church as a deacon or lay FILLET OF SCROD Chuck Steak Cube Steak COOKED HAM the benefits they give, get CARTON OF ONE DOZEN STAINLESS STEEL minister. 2 OT. In a slightly different vein, you could try to make your UVONIAN RRKKEt CONSUMER SIZE SHANK PORTION. WAnR ADDED. BONE IN a copy of the pamphlet, “ A MIXING BOWLS. 1 9 199 Brief Explanation of sra career choice more acceptable to your parents. Are they Corn0cl B o cf...... lu. ^ Sm oked Ham . 89^ Medicare" (free). At the fully aware of Jesus’ psychological talents? same time you will get a When I was 13, our Congregational minister used the RUMP PORTION. WAHR ADDED. RONE4N PRIMO-HOT OH sw e e i 8 copy of the “Consumer In- miracle of the loaves and fishes to illustrate Jesus’ skill io f ^ r NON-FOOD SmokcKd H a m », 9$^ Ita lia n Sa u sa g e ib * r * SN ACKS formation Catalog” that as a crowd psychologist. HOOD-CHOCO-GOOD Sh o pRK* R E G . OR KRIN KLE C U lists more than 200 other As the story goes, Jesus had been preaching ail day to a A M ERICA N ELEC T R IC REEF C H U a BONELESS if— rai. MAID n n PLAIN AND HEADED, FPOZEN free of low-cost federal crowd of 5 JKW. It soon became clear that no one tiad food PRO DRYER Q ib ^ fo r S t e w ^ ^ ” Veal Ste a ks...... POTATO CHIPS publications of consumer MIX CHOCOLATE DRINK for an evening meal. He then decided to share his bread interest. The free Catalog and fish with the multitude. 1100 aNnRLOWBONI-IN LOIN ASSORTED. RONE-IN. EQUAL AMOUNT OF SIRLOIN, is published quarterly by MMCH Everyone was amazed to find that five loaves and two tdlQO • •LADfaaNTER RlADIRaMTER CHOPS the Consumer Information PKGS. 0 fish were more than enough food to satisfy the crowd. each Pork Cho ps . n ” Pork Cho ps Center of the General Ser- The, minister explained the “miracle” as follows: vices Administration. Jesus knew the people ail had their own food. But they /-D AIRY Going fishing were afraid to let it be seen because it might be grabbed HEALTH A N D BEA UTY AIDS LEAN GROUND BEEF CHUCK PAHIES aryay. S U N T A N O IL A LO T IO N 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - ELBOWS OR SHELLS ANN PAGE-ALL FLAVORS He knew that his generosity w|th his own food would With more Americans than help members of the crowd trust their neighbors. As His copr GiROUND ^ ORAmEJIHCE ever, it’s the happy fulfill- 0 food was passed among them everyone began to eat his or $129 BEEF $i39 ment of one of mankind’s ...... MACA..RON I pilg.' 33^ X99' her own provisions. CHUCK ^ KRAFT "JET-PUFFED" ICECREAM carton oldest and strongest .JANE PARKER COOKIES SENECA " One word of caution: If you choose the ministry to W-gN. desires. satisfy your parents, you will run the risk of later resen- M. cont. ° It’s called "gone MirehmaiiowsQ $VsaM^^^ 12 oz. ting them for their power over you. 'I ^ t ’s a big chance to 89 IO0Z.BAG Ulorll5oz.PKG. U 9 fishing." FRUIT DRINKS can take with important memories. ' 214IPENCBITIIST The latest estimate of JUMBO ROLL PAMPERS ANN PAGE Think it over carefully before making your choice. W I M t - t S M T O l i n K the Interior Department's OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 4 MANCHEITa Fish and Wildlife Service VbaTowale'o^RQtToddien 'J iial $’|49 Om Mbr .-M.7 U I. - M ia says that there are some WHITE OR ASSORTED roll V w DISPOSABLE DIAPERS pkg. | 12 Write to Dr. Blaker in care of the'Manchester Evening 10:30 P.M. 53.9 million Am ericans Herpld, P.O. 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•Occasionally, when name brands a our own brands are OOiiKin M. VAIDA allows Chips offered as advertised specials, the savings on these items Kcldes 100% Natural 122 ('rvrttal Luk«‘ Kotnl Great cook-outs start with “Great Beef may be temporarily affected. rilin^lon 10oz^ 16 ounce 18 ounce BS (liTjm - Hotdogs bags jar I iii\t*rHity of > bag frozen foods What a selection! llarlfo n l Stoo&SbopQQC 69 ft forevery^ SlOD&Shop Banquet Meat 3 t2oz)ar Dry Roasted Peanuts Kosher Dill Spears * W 79* Pretzels RinGpJfhitw^tixgs,Thins or Sti 3bags ^ 1 Planters taste! Cocktail Peanuts 16oz. can 1.39 Kosher Dill Pickles * '» 79* Plastic Flatware 49* Pot Pies Shasta Diet Chicken, Sirioin Early California Stop & Shop Heavy Duty Turkey IEextra mild or Beef Slop& Shop Pranks Broccoli Spears lOoL pkg 39' stop * Shop Q Q « j, Stop & Shop' Soft Sdect Round Cheese Ravioli 13oz pkg O v 7 aiUm inH itifoil ^ , : K K A La Pizzeria Cheese Pizza 'S' *1.59 Mild 1 lb. pkg. ib i 99 Driidcs ▼ tS h 37’/2Sq. Foot Roll Twin Cheese Pizza 1.19 JOHN j. roM 1 Formula 14 Hot Dogs p.g ®1.39 Pitted 7.3 \n ila DrHr* Stop & Shop I'ia.Hl lla r ir o n l J Ste^V Glad Bags stop'iShoP, 6oz. Jl) dfgrr*- Stop & Shop Franks *1.09 Glad Trash Bags >1 \ BeetSheULt^U* Beef or Meat-1 pound package \sst'd R a v o rs ^ ^ can retich S iil’frdk I ni>«'ri^ilN CATIIKUIM-; K. <;kam Armour Beef Hot Dogs *1.29 125 Vernon Koa«i or Child Mild Franks - 1 pound package Salada Iced Tea MiXrSinl .99 Giant Ripe Olives 7y*oz^^ 59* Bollon Fries General Mills Bugles z 49* Manzanillia Olives ^ ffe d 6oz.jar 59* BFA degree lUSDA 7 Bone Beef Chuck Steaks Regular or rni>erM ilv of Colonial Extra Mild 160^9 CHOICE Crinkle Cut Pkgs.^^ Hartford Heinz-16oz. btl. D Stop & Shop- Powdered Underblade Steak Beef Chucl«r'1.39b Stop & Shop Onion Rings3 X 49' Fish Portions 1 .19 one pound package Ffanks99 Drink Sun Glory Orange Juice 3 cans 1 Foam Cups **^oi5oS'pkg 39* V-,.The summer Stuffed Peppers or Cabbage *1.89 Beef Franks or Whites *1.59 Plastic Cold Cups yoz'-lfcoapSa 79* stop & Shop-24 ounce package of the is^ere! First Prize-1 pound package Mix London Brt^ Assorted Reg., Onion or JOO White Paper Stop & Shop-Whipped Your choice of three thick, juicy "Great Beef'steaks—ideal for the 4th and your barbecue. For Fenway Franks 1 pound pacifaVe ^ 1 . 3 9 Flavors N Mushroom inarinate a few hours before grilling Cook to desired doneness and slice 24oz. can 99 diagonally across the grain. Oscar Mayer Weiners *1.59 Makes8qts.l & Onion To]ipiii BeeforMeat-1 pound package Plates 250d Sweet Hot Dog or 9 ounce RICH VRI) S. 1)1 VMOM) Beef Franks 2o u*n c p a g e *1.59 Sun Glory Napkins 1*9 59* Heinz Relishes Hamburg*10oz.iar 9 inch bowl I 9 8 r i i n r i H l K o a tl Beef Chuck \H eb rew National or Morrison & Schiff y Califomia Pea 9 Shoulder London Broil w Friends Beans 28oz.can size 11.^ (I«‘gn*<* Wet Ones Towelettes 79* Stop & Shop Strawberriesies X 5 9 ' Moist-Porta Pack-30cl pkg 79 \\ illi Sacramento Pound Cake 89' \\ orcrsler l*ol> IrcliiiM- Jl SUN M. CAIJ.AIIAN cpmer deli Foods for the holiday weekend. Pastel Paper Plates lOOct'^g 89* 5oz SH \Top Round London Broilp^n^lP 24oz. jar Nestea pkgs I In^lituh* 122 I’ieree Koud Available In stores wHh service delia Stop & Shop Waffles 5 Soiitli W inilHor Decorated Plates*'»^'99* Coffee Creamer 39' Baehelor's degree Deutschmacher Cello Casing ^ Tomato . P i n o c h l e ; l’ro\idenee (iollege Round Tip London Broil & bakery stock up on all your needs. Stop & Shop-100% Natural Bakery sale prtces effective through July t Miiii.-li.-st.-r Juice pp&Shop Frankfurt or Top scorers in me Franks 1 !? IceCream Manchester Senior Citizens Ham it up for the long holiday weekend 5 pound box $5.99 46 ounce Half Gal. Tub * can 149 Pinochle Group game June Deutschmacher BolognapS5id*1.29 Sandwich i\sstd Ravors 15 at the Army and Navy Club are Marjorie McLain, 3 59 S t o ^ Shop Sherbet 89' Gem Polish Style Loaf *1.19 605, Rene Maire, 603, Bess Grape Jelly 79* RollsSiri Fudge And Pop 24ct-42oi pkg 1.09 Moonan, 596, George Last, Mother Goose Liverwurst .89 594, Lee .Steinmeyer, 592. Upton Instant Tea 2ol ^ *1.79 Cert'niy Citrus Bars 24cl°42oi pkg 1 . 0 9 Shank Portion Water Added Planters Peanut Butter r 89* Coiintrystyle Donuts Francis Minor. 580, and White American Cheese p(X^ *1.69 Variety English Muffins stooishop2 plSoil Betty Daniel, 572. wafer added water added LandOLakes Upton Iced Tea Mix *2.49 With Sugar and Lemon 36 ounce can Stop & Shop Ckmamon f4isir\ Blueberry, Butter or Bacon Flavored dairy Everything is good and fresh! A r r i i o i i Stop & Shop Deli S ty le ^ j^ m a Stop & Shop Yah Yah Winners in the Vernon Cooked H am s^^b Cooked Ham Steaksif Seven Seas Stop & Shop 100% Pure Senior Citizens Pinochle Club game June 15 at the 2 Roast Beef X?b Buttercrest Senior Citizens Center are Buy the-large family size package and save! O^ge Almela Stackhouse, 617, Stop & Shop Pork Roll'^sir *3.79 Bread Mae Richardson, 596, Lena All Piazza, 588, and Les (;A K Y S. DBAGOrSK TRDU^ Potato Salad 49* Natural Richardson. 577. 192 Boherl l)ri>e Q U A L IT Y C V A R A H T tE DO ' 22oz.* 9 Jmee OO M O N E Y 6AC H loaves South WindHor uu»ir»Ktnriii Stop & Shop Ham Salad *1.99 Salad Half Gallon Baelielor*H degree zi/ CMckenL^ Mf 22oz. Carton Bridge (iuni laude Stop & Shop Tuna Salad pidenee (College Stop & Shop Breads loaves I Custards Bulk 89* 16oz. btl. Stop & Shop K. Harlforcl Bridge 16ounce)ar Ralarv Vienna or Caraway Rye Hood Choco-Good Drink , 9 9 ' Sweet Relish 59* June 20 at British- 8%oz. $ 1 Breakstone Sour Cream 69' Perdue Ctiicken Breasts 3-4S I * s - ' | _ 2 9 b Stop & Shop Meat Balls '*sr*1.39 Peaches 4' cans I American Club, Maple B%oz.$i /^health &, beauty aids You’ll find all your favorite products on our shelves Fount Wip Cream 1.09 Street, Manchester — Stop& Shop Baked Ham s' *3.69 Fruit Cocktail Stpp&Stx 4' cans I Gallon Fruit Flavored Drinks Jug 69' North-South: Paul and frozen Combination P acks 11? Colgate Stop & Shop Sun OkxyOange, Grape or Fiut Punch Geri Barton, first: Jean- ^ Split Breasts, 3 Drumsticks 24oz. bottle nine Raymond and Ken our kitchen seafood Fresh and frozen ocean seafare. Breyer-AII Natural Kozak, second. meat Ootf t slave over the 3 Thighs TMfhpaste Sham East-West; Jim Polites Specials for holiday eating stove, let our chefs book for youl All and Bob Stratton, first: iWesson varieties 16oz. plastic Yogurt Joan Byrnes and Bob except Fresh Schrod Pure tottles ( Bencher, second, Fresh 32 ounce Balsam 'Asstd. Vegetable Tek Toothbrushes 6^99* Stop & Sfiop Baby2 Powder p«fc«:99* tleiiler Bridge (llul) *1 8 9 R»^or O Hoi QQ* 6oi I Ravorsi Lme r&aerocane^TO Noxzema Skin Cream ^jv 99* June 23 at the Masonic Rrm white lllets JR u» Great for Rise Shave Cream SetfeaUJghiNU ^ Q c Temple North-South: Cheese F i l l i p 2oz Cottage Cheese i6ouxtecup Q 9 Large Family Size salads! Gillette Atra Blades 99* Coppertone Suntan Lotion Ztube 99* Rita Holland and Marilyn Fresh Steaming Clams poi^ 79* 25oj QQ* Swiss’ Cheese Slices 1.99 Band Aid Plastic Strips 2SS99* Anti Perspirant Deodorant 2 •erocan* French OnKtn or Clam C Q * Jackson, first; Mollie Johnson tJohfieon ^xlLotnier-aotcup Timreek and Flo Barre, se- Countryfine Beef PattiesS«bo,*5.99 poSid lOOL Bordens Dips Rice PMdding Greek Style *■^*1.09 Fresh Perch Fillets *1.79 hrividu^ Wrapped Cheeae $*1 AQ A-1 Steak Sauce bd 99* Slzesll0&l26 Kraft Singles FoodSice»l6o» packaga I .'W cond ; Francis McCarty ‘2,59 Whole Cooked Chicken per pound *1.09 Matlaw'sShrimp Rolls 12 Exposure Roll 99.a^ Hood Q Q « and Don Curtis, third. Piece* and Stems Pnl Carton 0 9 JA.MKS K. MeCAB IM iV Roasted or Barbecue Style Mushrooms 2&89‘ V Kodak Color Print Film All Purpose Cream East-West; Wilme Cur- Matlaw/s Stuffed Clams .79 PiK.1Sun ijn . M-Mon ngMl tfiw v .d Not rtiO O T *!. 295 Oak St. Wea\^r Thighs & Drumsticks^*2.79 tiss and Larry Hebert, Stop & Shop Potato Salad 49* first; Ken Kozak and South WlndHor Cooked Fish Cakes 24&‘i«x89* BuelielorV degree Regular or Oil & Vinegar-1 pound package Lesley White, second; Mr. IVovhlenee College and Mrs. Joe Fecteau, third. PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HSRALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., June 2«. 1978 c New books at library DC 25th wedding anniversary Whilon McCarthy — Showdown at Better Homes — Gardens — Hutching — Dowsing Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Pfau of 79 Snakegrass Junction Annuals you can grow Hurdles; The admissions Carpenter Road observed their ZSUi New books at Manchester's Better Homes tt Gardens— dltemma in American educa­ Mark - Nurse Molly’s wedding anniversary with a surprise Whiton Memorial Library: search Perennials you can grow tion Fiction Olsen — To catch the wind Better Homes & Gardens— Jelavich — The establish­ celebration on June 24. Broome — The Amulet of Patten — Death rides a Vegetables and herbs you can ment of the Balkan national The couple was married on June fortune black horse grow states V 13,1953 in St. Teresa Catholic Church Grove — Bush track Kazin — New York Jew Roy — Garden In the wind Betts — Creative landscape in Springfield, Ohio, where they Lee — East of midnight Schaeffer - Time in its painting Keman — The violet dots resided for 24 years. Muravin - The diary of Birmingham — The golden Leech — The Garfield orbit flight The open house was held in their Vikenty Angarov Scott — A world full of dream Maclay — Maclay’s total home and hosted by their children, Myrer - The last converti­ secrets Blair — America’s humor beauty catalog Daniel Pfau of West Lafayette, Ind.; ble Sobel — Dr. Monte Cristo Bloodworth — Upton McPherson — The year of Ogilvie — An answer in the Sinclair our birth Teresa Pfau of Manchester; and Trifonov - The long good­ Michael Pfau and his wife, Aleisa, of tide bye Bowyer — Evolution of Mann — Fair winds and far Seeman — American gold Wilhelm - Somerset church building places Boston, Mass. Trevor - The Sinkiang dreams and other fictions Brace — An illustrated dic­ Mayer — The male mid-life Mr. Pfau, a native of Indianapolis, executive Wood — The Magdalene tionary of chess crisis began his career in sales in 1950 with Meiseh — A traveler’s guide \oiifie(i

Busch - The mutual friend Patron — All I can do Flach — A new marriage, a Cowley - The growing Piano etudes by Bartok, new life season Busoni, Messiaen, Stravinsky Fodor — Fodor’s only in Cunningham — The case of America vacation guide Ihe Russian diplomat Puccini — Tosca Shostakovich — The nose Frankel — Patton’s best Dibdin — The last Sherlock South Pacific Frankl — The unheard cry Holmes story Strauss — The two horn con­ for meaning Dozier - Home again, my certos Funerals — consumers’ last love The vagabond king rights Francis — Risk Verdi — Macbeth Galper — Co-parenting Gardner — The dancing Wagner — Die Meister- Gardner — Morale dodot singer von Nurnberg Garland — Boston’s North Garfield — The apprentices Nunfirliun Shore Gary — Europa Adler — Aristotle for Gates — Air time Gross — Havanna X everybody Goodard — Easy money Grove — Bush track Albright — 547 easy ways to Goebbels — Final entries, Halberstam — Wanting to save energy in your home 1945 Levine Allacakc — Alexander Good Housekeeping — Hale — Lovers and heretics N o w ! (o H Solzhenitsyn Home dressmaking 10

Holland — Tower Abbey Altick — The shows of Lon­ Gorham — Love you,

Hsia — The coldest winter in don Abigail...always did Peking Baker — Wheeling and Hahn — Look who’s talking! Just — A family trust Harding — The Pre- Keane — The crossing dealing Bailey — Rembrandt’s Raphaelites Kennedy — Billy Phelan's r Nidnsco sm idu in bo Hargreaves — Good com­ greatest game house Barkas — Victims munications Knox — Witchrock Beesly — Very special in­ Haslem — The real world of LaRosa — The random fac­ telligence the surrealists tor Belitt — The double witness Hausknecht — Having a Lichtenberg — Unto Zeor, Berleth — Twilight lords Cesarean baby forever Delidons!

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3 lb. box called “NEW YORK STEAKS” which have the tenderloin removed.

VERIKST VERIKST *5.99 SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE Our freshly sliced Deli cold meats include' STEAK STEAKS Turkey Breast, Roast Beef, Imported Boiled *2.79 .•2.89 Ham and you will find them 10 days fresher Cut any thickness, with full tenderloins. than the prepackaged For a deluxe cookout we suggest one of these whole product. BONELESS STRIP SHELLS which are featured at • $3.79 lb. Cut average thickness they give you 10 or 12 Cofc Sfaw SAVE10« very tender boneless individual steaks. on great-taotingr Nabisco snacks in bagsl Pottlo Stitd (They're in the Chip Section.) Mae Shrimp Salad We will have 7Vz to 8 lb. whole U.S.D.A. Choice Beel n IRC KTM LU: Coupon iiN b i rtdNnid lor 10* plui S* /or triRtfitrBd by |W. Coupon void N(iooprt$o«lBdb|iButiitft ifi* q i or and Italian Oliva Salad. Tenderloins and plenty of deluxe chopped Sirloin Beef hindlini whM you complji wRi ofloi l«rnt. Aai oltior ippkcliion broMi or ■boro uio tt probtbitod, mtiietid or toiod. Oioo anh li contiituUo Iraud. Invoicot prnini sufficiORt Mreham o( (hit prod- U 3A Cotb m Im 1/20*. Hill to Nobitco. loc.. PO. In WM. CiMa*. • Patties. uct to cover coupon! pincnltd nuit bo ovailoblo on rM;vc$t. Con- le«t i21U. Onhr ent coupon rodoMMd por purdiOM. $umtr lo par apphcibloiblo tilo i lo t Coupon------nor net bo oi$i|nod or - CM — PM------— O M O M m , 1171. Shop Plnehurat at Veribest 5 to the lb. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Patties STORE CO U ^N FP/N8P/778 302 Main and Jfave are $1.69 lb. Buy them fresh, 1 or 100. a Safe, Happy Holiday! Also available frozen in 4-lb. boxes.

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