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Partly cloudy, breezy and cool today with highs 65 to 70, about 19 C. Clear and continued cool tonight with lows in upper 30s and low 40s. Chance ila n rl|f Htpr Eiipning H rra li of frost. Mostly sunny and warmer Thursday with highs in the 70s. Outlook: fair Friday; partly A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 cloudy with chance of showers Saturday; fair Sun­ day. National weather map on page 21. Vol. XCVII, No. 2i6 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, June 14,1978 Single Copy 20 Cents

Inside today U.S. plans strategy Manchester The Health Department has proposed a stronger housing code which would give the director of health greater authority. See on economy growth page 2. Students in high schools and rapidly so as to pull along their jupior highs are receiving PARIS (DPI) - Secretary of State the dollar into a two-week slide. “Progress for each of us requires weaker partners. questionnaires from the youth (yrus Vance said today the United Previous such exhortations by the commission which is trying to States is ready to support a strategy action by all of us,” Vance said. He outlined a four-point program for United States to West Germany and determine youth needs. See page of ‘ sustained” economic growth ■lapan. however, have come to 2. aimed at pulling the industrial world sustained growth for OECD, regrouping the world’s richest in­ naught. out of an economic slump. Vance's statement also meant an Vance told the opening session of dustrial and trading nations. East Hartford endorsement of the OECD an annual two-day, cabinet-level • “The United States is deter­ secretariat's proposal that weaker School Superintendent Eugene meeting of the Organization for mined to reduce its dependence on Diggs predicts the effects of this nations that had overcome most of Economic Cooperation and Develop­ imported oil and to control inflation. year’s budget cuts wilt be felt • “Countries which have trade sur­ their difficulties — France and Great ment that only joint action by all Britain lor example — also join in the three years from now. The Board members can assure economic pluses and relatively low inflation of EWucation cut over J200,000 Western expansion drive but more expansion. 1 should seek to grow faster. from its budget Tuesday night. • “Others, who have brought their cautiously. 'Each nation mjist do its share,” Vance spoke after Emile Van See page 9. Vance said. "The challenge before us payments deficits and their inflation The Inland Wetland* Commis­ problems under better control, can Lermep of Holland, OECD secretary now is to go beyond keeping our general, warned the meeting that un­ sion approves the plans of heads above water, to develop a coor­ now allow some degree of domestic Manchester builders for apart­ less expansionary measures are dinated program that will return our expansion. ment complexes aloig Willow taken the industrialized world risks economies to a pattern of sustained • “All of us must go beyond mere­ Brook. See page 9. ly resisting protectionist pressures stagnation and paralyzing protec- economic growth." ti^ism. Several authoritative reports and support positive steps to expand Connecticut trade and strengthen the trading Foreign and finance ministers are before the session warn that unless seeking a joint approach to inflation state groups say the ir year-long the industrial countries speed up system.” Vance’s speech amounted to a and stagnation — two ills which, ac­ boycott of J.P. Stjevens Co. their growth they will slide into a fresh call on West Germany and cording to most expert analyses, will products has been only partially new recession. stay with the Western nations for Vance spoke at a time when con­ Japan, the two countries with the successful. See page 17. years. A legal question involving a cern aboul U.S. inflation has forced largest trade surpluses, to expand propos^ horse track in Wolcott has temporarily held up action on an application for a dog track in the same community. See page 17. Town and pig farmer New England At about the time the Clamshell Alliance is staging a demonstra­ dispute right to sty tion at the Seabrook nuclear power plant, the federal Nuclear against the builder trying to prevent By GREG PEARSON believes the town is at fault in this Regulatory Commission will be matter. constr iction of the homes. He said Herald Reporter deciding whether to order con­ He said that he has been farming at that i, ■■■> of the reasons he dropped struction halted. See page 17. The Town of Manchester Health the site for 28 years. The develop­ the act','..': was the tow n's in- r>.- .-;.-tment Tuesday said that a pig ment of the surroiindmg homes did diifersnce in the matter. He said that an agreement that in- The nation . farm on Hills(own Road is in viola- not begin until 1975. I n of the public health code. When the proposed iiobm Estates duded a provismn that he move his A survey shows many political The owner of the farm, however, subdivision, which includes the Deb­ pigsty was never reached. Such a and social beliefs of the 1920s are feels that the town is at fault because bie Drive homes, was first settlement had been mentioned at . accepted by today’s teen-agers, it allowed homes to be built within presented, Botticello said that he dis­ last week’s meeting. but the young people are less 300 feet of his pigsty. cussed the m atter with the town. When told that the town counsel’s religious and more tolerant than The dispute is one that has con­ He said that he warned all involved office would be contacted about the their grandparents. See page 19. tinued quietly for a few years. Last matter, Botticello said that the Arkansas and South Carolina town departments that the homes, if week, residents of Debbie Drive built, would be in violation of the counsel’s office was one he had con­ pick Democratic candidates for presented the Town Board of Direc­ tacted before the building started. the U.S. Senate, and Maine and health code. tors with a petition complaining “They just let them go ahead,” he “Why didn’t they do something South Carolina select candidates about the proximity of the pigsty. then?” he said. for governor. See page 18. said of the town. Concentrates on music The farm, located on Hillstown “I’m in a rural zone. I’m supposed “The town has collected taxes on Road, is owned by Anthony Bot- to be able to farm. I’ve been there 28 those pigs for 28 years. All of a Sue 'Thomas, an eighth grader, concentrates on her music ticello. years,” Botticello said. sudden, I’m in the wrong," Botticello said of the present situation The world while playing the oboe in the Tiling Junior TIigh School band Tuesday night, the Health Depart­ About two years ago, he filed suit ment submitted its report to the Israel has accused U.N. peace­ practice. The band has grown from 12 to 55 members in three Board of Directors. It said that the keeping forces of cooperating years. Story on page 16. (Herald photo by Pinto) pigsty is within 300 feet of two with Palestinian guerrillas and homes, and possibly a third. This is a Electronic failures warns it will intervene militarily violation of the public health code. if its Lebanese Christian allies are “The Health Department’s inter­ attacked. See page 19. Water deadline pretation of the public health code cut phone service Sports would place responsibility for the 300-foot separation with the pigsty service for a total of five minutes. operation — the pigsy would have to The Southern New England George Pelletier of East Hart­ Telephone Co. experienced an elec­ Area towns also reported experien­ worries directors move,’’ the letter from Ronald cing service disruptions but these ford second best in All-Star Kraatz of the Health Department. tronic equipment failure this mor­ bowling after setting worid record were unrelated, according to Miss The Health Department suggested ning causing the entire town to be tor 16 games ... Willie McCovey By GREG PEARSON is considered necessary if the town is without telephone service. Kraiger. makes unusual demand. See to m eet time guidelines for water im­ that it discuss the matter with the “The cause of the failure will Herald Reporter town counsel’s office, and the Boabd Individual problems occurred on Herald Angle. See page 13. provements established by federal probably not be determined today of Directors raised no objections and off between 9:15 and 10 a.m., ac­ Members of the Manchester Board law. cording to Paula Kraiger, manager because the equipment is computer- Tuesday night. involved and these things take some of Directors Tuesday night again Director Stephen Cassano Objections, however, can be of SNET on 52 E. Center St. The en­ expressed concern about a tightening suggested that the town impose a time,” she said. expected from Botticello, who tire town was simultaneously without _____ timetable for making water im- penalty if the site study is not com- I provements in town. pleted on The board as MP I The board did take one step expressed its displeasure with the Tuesday for improving water quail- length of time the distribution study ty. It approved $15,000 tor a site study has taken, for the town’s water treatment plant. “We can't be at their mercy. The study will analyze three Cassano said, proposed sites for the plant - the Giles said that it is difficult to ac- Globe Hollow swimming pool, a site curately estim ate how long such across from the pool north of Spring technical studies will t^ e . Street and a site on Fern Street. The board tabled action on recon ■ The board considered eliminating sideration of a detention basin in the I the pool site from the test, but J^y Briarwood Drive area. Giles said an Giles, director of public works, said alternate proposal, to locate a basin this would not save much of the $15,- on the Peila farms property, rnay 000. The pool site would require require more survey and engineering passage of a special act by the state work than originally thought. Legislature before it can be used for Stephen Penny, chairman of the a non-recreation purpose. board, asked that I Giles said that the site study should report on what future steps and costs I imes change I take about 60 days. are needed to carry out that alter- A M o ianfA>m o I Directoc Joscph Sweeney asked native. . , An old helmet, a iMtern, a I ^ ^ distribution study being The directors also took the dalmation and an amique hose 1 yionXd be ready for following actions involving the cart are reminders of toe past j . . p^,biic Works Department: Giles said it is unlikely, although • Approved a rights-of-way permit since Eighth District volunteers I inaaitis water and sewer ad- manual. This wiil resuit in contrac- ^ganfighUng fires 90 years ago. £ l “ /exSjed tors and some utiUties paymg the See page 26. town to repair roads after they are Index I Sweeney and other board members du£ up to instali “t'hty hne . j, expressed concern about the iack of utilities now make their ow P Area to w n s...... 8, 10-11 f time that U left before the November after installation, but under the new Business ...... 8-7 I election. The town is hopeful that it arrangement the town will hire one Classified...... I Place a referendum question firm to make all the repairs. C om ics...... ^ I seeking funds for water im- , xabled action on several road East Hartford...... 9-10 1 provements on the November ballot, improvement projects that have Gift ideas at the Parkade Editorial ...... •8 I “This proposal is one of the received federal funding. Members Entertainment ...... 1« I furthest-reaching decisions this the board said that they would like Sophie Wrobel and Lorie Hartig, employees featuring Father’s Day and graduation gift F am ily...... • -ff, I ^ard will make," Sweeney said of fi„ai before acting. ideas and savings on children’s clothing. Manchester...... 2-3, 5,12,16, 24 I toe distribution study and water , of King’s Department Store, hold up gift Obituaries ...... 1* I problem. He expressed fear that the • Tabled action on a propo^ by suggestions for Father’s Day. King’s and Spiderman will visit the Parkade Saturday Pmnle/Food ...... 35 I board may have to rush its decisions Giles that sidewalks Iw eliminated on other stores in the Manchester Parkade will afternoon. (Herald photo by Vaughn) CQorts ...... lO-lO / 1® • Ihe proposed November one side of toe street in certain areas ...... — —' referendum date. A November vote in conjunction with repair work. have a three-day sale, starting Thursday,

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and Navy club. Play is open to all Emanuel Lutheran Church Prayer senior citizens. group will meet in the church library Two Scouts in Troop 27 Thursday at 10 a.m. followed by the DOT seeks to curb ’The Jehovah’s Witnesses will have The Bible Discovery group of Con­ care and visitation committee a theocratic school and service cordia Lutheran Church will meet in meeting at 11:15. meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the the church room Thursday at 9:30 Whiton Memorial Library a.m. The Golden Age group will meet The Day by Day group of auditorium, 100 N. Main St. Burr lot vandalism receive Eagle awards at the church at 1:30 p.m. the same Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at day. Center Congregational Church tonight at 8. An AA contact is The state Department of Transpor­ of the potential impact of these acts 13th District, and Chester Morgan, awards were Jeffrey Cone and Manchester High School. He was a The Sunday School teachers of Zion Eagle Scout awards and troop ad­ member of the school wrestling team Manchester Senior Citizens available 24 hours daily by calling tation is beefing up security at the of violence on our dfort to further in­ D-S6tb District; and Robert Lannan, William Szarek. Evangelical Lutheran Church will 646-2355. Manchester police chief. vancements in Boy Scout Troop 27 for two years. Pinochle group will sponsor a game Burr Comers commuter parking iot crease the use of this form of public Jeffrey Cone, son of Mr. and Mrs. & meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. Burr Corners is one of the state’s were made at a recent Court of While in scouts, he became a Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the Army and is seeking riders’- opinions on transportation. Honor at St. Mary's Church. Everett Cone of 19 Trumbull St., is a largest commuter parking lots. member of the Order of the Arrow, a how to stop vandalism at the lot. “ It is not a good situation,” Those receiving their Eagle Scout senior and honor student at Thursday morning, the DOT will Shugme said. Express bus service, started in July national honor camping society. He distribute a letter from Transporta­ The Friday meeting included State 1972, is now carrying about 5,800 also attended the 1973 National Jam ­ We guarantee tion Commissioner James F. Sens. David Barry.'D-’Third District, round-trip passengers a week. ’The boree at Moraine State Park, Butler, Shugme and a questionnaire seeking and Robert Houley, D-35th District; Burr Corners service is the most pop­ Pa. Top Quality ular of the state’s 16 commuter bus He has been accepted at input on the problem. The in­ State Reps. Abraham Classman, D- Frames creased surveillance of the lot and 14th District, Francis Mahoney, D- operations. Northeastern University, School of the preparation of a questionnaire Pharmacology. & Lenses followed riders’ petitioning and a I William Szarek is the son of Mr. meeting of state legislators and and Mrs. James Szarek of 6 REGISTERED-OPTICIRNS-LICENSED Richard Sartor (center), former farewell dinner for Sartor Tuesday night. transportation officials last week. Health aides seek Evergreen Road, and a ninth grader ALWAYS Manchester deputy police chief and now Shugrue told the Manchester area at Bennet Junior High School. Check our Low Prices Damato was chairman of the event and Shea AVAIL A BIE AT HARTFORD AND MANCHESTER STORES ONLY Cheshire police chief, enjoys a good laugh served as master of ceremonies. (Herald legislators that the DOT would inten­ He has earned the Scout Life Guard with Raymond “ Sonny” Damato, left, and photo by Dunn) sify surveillance of the lot, in addi­ and the Historic ’Trails awards. He Price include* frame and lenses in most single vision prescriptions • tion to regular patrols by Manchester strong housing code attended Troop Leader Development Superior Court Judge John F. Shea Jr. at a Police. Several other proposals were Camp at Lake of Isles Scout Reserva­ aired at the Friday meeting, and the By JUNE TOMPKINS The stringent regulations provide tion. He has been a patrol leader, and DOT is studying them, Shugrue said. Herald Reporter that the building owners who try to recently earned his Religious Award Shugrue acknowledged concern prevent the health director from in scouting, the Catholic Ad Alter! A proposed new housing code PC - over vandalism to cars in the Burr entering a building where correction Dei Award. He has been a Herald 250 honor Sartor would give the Manchester health orders have been issued and public Comers lot, saying, “ We are aware director more authority to enforce carrier for the past three years. health and safety are in danger, will Other troop advancements are as the code than the current housing About 250 persons gathered at the from their friends which was emeritus of St. James Church, be subject to $100 fines for each time follows: code provides. they obstmet entry. Gold Marco Polo Restaurant Tuesday presented by Raymond F. “ Sonny” former Police Chief James Reardon, The Manchester Advisory Board of Kenneth Szarek, life scout; John night to honor Richard J. Sartor, who Damato, chairman of the dinner par­ Police Chief Robert D. Lannan and The code contains added Anton, Dean Collins and Russell Weiss candidate Health heard John Salclus, Only Complete Metal Only *24.95 Complete recently left the post of deputy chief ty. The Sartors will also receive a Richard Borden Jr., town manager definitions and several new sections. Smith, first class; Gary McDonough, For Men M7.95 sanitarian, describe a proposed Besides incorporating current in­ of police in Manchester. Sartor is gift of a purse. of Cheshire, Several other town of­ to head society housing code which gives the town Scott Carone and Bill Hoover, second now police chief in Cheshire. Superior Court Judge John F. Shea ficials were introduced in the spection guides, it also gives the class; David Courcy, Jason Clifford Robert Weiss, manager of the health director the power to enforce housing inspectors more legal rights, Mr. and Mrs. Sartor were Jr. was master of ceremonies for the audience. Music was provided by certain procedures which Inspectors and Ronald Shack, tenderfoot. presented shiny pewter Revere bowl event. Other speakers included Mon­ the DuBaldo Brothers. Town of Manchester, is expected to Salcius said, and provides for the New scouts inducted into the troop be named president of the Connec­ do not have under the present code. town to make repairs in some cases. signor Edward J. Reardon, pastor The proposed code of health allows are Robert Arnold, Jam es Russell, ticut branch of the American Society Ronald Kraatz, assistant health ad­ Two members of Boy Scout Troop 27 received their Eagle Frank Hoher, Eric Heinrick James for Public Administration when the for appeals, reinspection and follow­ ministrator, said there may be a ups. Salcius said that with the Scout awards at a recent Court of Honor and family night at St. Duffield and Roy Randall. organization holds its annual meeting workshop during the summer to Trophies from the district swim tonight. proposed code, the housing inspec­ Mary's Church. At top, Jeffrey Cone receives his badge from refine and update the proposal befon meet held last March are as follows: Weiss heads a slate of candidates tors can follow their cases more giving it to the Board of Directors to William Auden, Algonquin District advancement chairman. At First place in the 11-, 12- and 13- Directors take action expected to be nominated and elected closely if any of them ever come up be put on its fall agenda. bottom, Mrs. Jam es Szarek admires the badge presented to her year-old groups, and a second place at the annual election and awards in court. son, William Szarek. (Herald photos by Dunn) ribbon in the 14 to 16-year-old group. For Ladles everyday Only ^ 19.95 Complete meeting. The event will be held at the Troop 27 recently competed at the on financial matters University of Connecticut Health ahnual Algonquin District Spring Center in Farmington. Camporee. ’The senior patrol won By p f a r s o i n mission from the board tor the sidiaries, pays taxes owed the town. Students questioned first place, and other patrols within lleruM Reporlfr foreclosure action because a The board also agreed to pay the troop placed well including a se­ The Manchester Board of Direc­ residence is involved. Joseph Bernard $1,720 in settlement on town youth needs cond place. tors Tuesday night acted on several The board voted 6-1, Z insser of a claim against the town. Comment session The troop completed its annual financial matters, including accep­ casting the lone no vote, to approve Attorney Thomas Prior, assistant Spring June Blast with a trip to Bear Moun­ tance of an education contract and the action (Directors Vivian town counsel, said that the settle­ The Manchester Board of The htonchester Youth Commis­ mission cnairman, said. Loaded tain State Park, West Point, and the approval of a request from the town Ferguson and William Diana were ment is the result of an accident that Directors will conduct a public sion this week is distributing Some of the things the question­ Temples Aerodrome in Rhinebeck, N.Y. counsel’s office to proceed with a absent,) occurred Jan. 15,1977, when Bernard comment session Thursday from questionnaires in the town’s junior naire asks are whether there’s a need foreclosure action. A proposal to grant a five percent fell on Woodland Street, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the direc­ high schools and high schools in­ for a teen-age drop-in center, a job Ladles . ,$ia OR Designer The board unanimously voted not cost-of-living raise to members of The directors also took the tors office in the Municipal cluding East Catholic High School, bank, and if youths are aware of the Super Saver Special 1 0 . 7 9 complete Carven *24.95 to deny a contract agreement the town pension plan was tabled. following actions Tuesday: Building. Howell Cheney Regional Vocational community services that are CAP plans between the Manchester Education Sweeney recommended the tabling • Approved the use of $103,000 in The sessions, which are held Technical School, Assumption Junior available in the town such as legal Association and the Board of Educa­ because there was no item on federal anti-recession funds to cover twice a month, permit town High School and St. Bridget. aid, Meals-on-Wheels, and other open nouse tion. The contract would give Tuesday’s agenda to provide the $15,- employee-pensioner benefit costs in­ taxpayers to meet with a member Students’ answers on the question­ social services. of the board and discuss any teachers four percent pay increases 200 needed in the 1978-79 fiscal year cluded in this year's budget. The naire will help the commission Youths who have not received a The Manchester Composite problem that pertains to town in the first year, and 4’/i percent in to pay for the increase. federal funds were used because of a evaluate the concerns of the com­ questionnaire may inquire in any of Squadron Civil Air Patrol, with government. the second year. The raise, which would be retroac­ shortfall in collection of prior year munity youth, Mrs. Toni Frese, com­ the school offices. headquarters at the National Guard Director Joseph Sweeney proposed tive to July 1, and the funding are taxes. Building on North Main Street, invite that foreclosure action be taken by expected to be approved at the • Transferred $6,800 from the con- all boys and girls entering seventh BOYS board’s July meeting. the town against Alex Yakaitis, who tingency account to four grade this year to visit the squadron Just Like Dads Spare Pair The directors agreed to pay a total Fashion Girls owes more than $6,000 in taxes, ac­ departments — asses^r's, senior Directors honor Judge House, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. or any cording til information provided by of $67,8t3 in reimbursements to firms citizens center, highway and town Thursday thereafter, and join the V.. YOUR CHOICE BOYS or GIRLS c o m p l e t e the town counsel’s office. through the’’ town's industrial clerk. They also transferred $8,000 cadet members for an evening of * T 5.95 guidelines. One of these payments Director Carl Zinsser questioned from the library account to the aerospace and leadership education. .Tlnwd.,W«ii«..~n,l— «M»3.88 /For-I Pr«alp.loe to-600 why the board should even have to would be for sections of Progress Capital Improvement Reserve fund employee quick in accident Visitors are also invited to join the /PUBtlcKM$1.8$ /All le n m BLONDON MALL •GROTON PLAZA Colonial Empire Inc., after being on selling the books, because the The hoard has adjourned for the SUOOk books are town property. summer and will not meet until THE D E A L Manchester Parkade and Trl-Olty Plaza, Vernon open^on. thru FrI. til 9 PM, Sat. til 6 granted a bid waiver from the town. According to the Town Charter, a September, V 917 Wain Street, WanchBstar ALL DALSTONEt CLOSED SUNDAY. JUNE Uth, FOB FATHER'S DAY MANCHESTER E.VEN1NG HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 14. 1978 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. June U, 1978 f - Manchester 1 World armed Nature program success, ^ public records J Ml’S. Cleaves heads i l a u d | w t f r to the teeth Warranty deeds Center Church Women Manchester — A City of Village Charm Gordon G. Fogg Jr. and Lynne M. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 By DON GRAFF Fogg to Jeffrey J. Lassow, property „„R f^P ....G f- f f 01? at 84 Adelaide Road, $60,000. Mrs. Anne Cleaves of 290 E. Middle Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International TUIMIIIIimil Board of Education told Other officers installed for two- i t . ' * Considering the sorry record on I f , * ^firoosiPiL^os' CQR'RiL.c.r.'w, Elise M. Sullivan, Lebanon, to Tpke. has been installed as president year terms are Virginia Jones, first Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, past efforts to deal with the the students count the number of Juan Sanchez, director of the en­ dinate the extended camping trips Wiliiam R. Bissette and Phyllis M. of Center Church Women of Center vice president; Janet Franz, second Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. problem, it is highly debatable that cars in their school parking lots, then vironmental education program for taken by various classes. Bissette, property at 28 Bigeiow St., Congregational Church. She succeeds vice president; Evelyn Thomas, THE FIRST STO*-oSTPIPgs: . the newly convened United Nations work out car pools for the teachers to Claudia Markstein. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor the Manchester schools, told the Other areas used for environmen- $42,000. secretary: and Jane Cochran, TMtBSTSVROSSFLAft'.TWe RawOFFlOAt save energy. So far, the results have disarmament conference will lead to Board of Education Monday night tbl study include Case Mountain, the Robert I. Wolverton and Rudolph Thelma Lovell officiated at the in­ treasurer. U S. FLAG RtOOONIZKDl INnRMATlOMMXVt not persuaded the teachers to car O p i n i o n “ any significant reduction in world that the program is one of the most town sewage treatment plant, Union J. DeTuecio to Kevin C. Peck and stallation ceremonies. Committee chairwomen installed pool, Sanchez added. KesuLTCD noM CoMiMHSttMLAemi jMKi4,rm. oH>2 arms stocks. successful of its kind in the state and Pond and the reservoir property in Barbara J. Peck, both of New Bri­ are Terry Clendaniel, Bonnie '______Sanchez commended Fish for the But it won’t be from lack of the nation. Manchester. The board limitations tain, property at 364 E. Center St., Lindland and Norine Nelson, bazaar; excellent job he has done at the debatable items on the agenda for the He said the program was one of the on use of private transportation has $39,000. Dorothy Custer, publicity; Elizabeth center. Fish recently resigned to few funded by federal grants that cut into the on-site programs quite a Roland T. Doucet and M. Isabella Marx, special projects; Nola We are America again sessions, which take a position in the federal govern­ will continue survived. The program is now funded bit, Sanchez said. Doucet to Richard Paul Sullivan and Johannes and Barbara Whiton. “There is'an awful lot we could do ment. He said Fish has a wide range Sarah Jane Sullivan, property at 31 hospitality; Mrs. Nelson, missions; through June. by the local Board of Education and But we cannot forget them, here with nature,” Sanchez said. He of talents and has supplemented the Castle Road, $46,000. Naomi Foster, material aids; Irene “I pledge allegiance to the For this world almost totally for Manchester IQIIIB students. It originally included said he tries to do a lot with science programs with slide shows Bengston and Beatrice Carroll, food flag of the United States of and we should not forget them. largely at peace, several area towns and some towns ecological concepts. One project has and murals inside the Oak Grove services; .loyce Kennard and America, and to the Republic What we should do is resolve or what technical­ center. Quilrlaim deeds ™~nmi still “buy in” to the program. .Suzanne Valade, property; and for which it stands; one nation that these things should not ly passes for such The Board of Education has Society for Savings to MaK The program operates out of the Construction Co. Inc., property on Beatrice Clulow. membership. under God, indivisible, with happen again. We need to get in some areas, is Oak Grove Nature Center, 53 acres of decided not to fund a full-time assis­ Also, Sally Burgess, Girl Scouts: ‘•N I About town tant teacher position for the center Huckleberry Lane, $75,000. liberty and justice for all.” back to good, old-fashioned also a world land off Oak Grove Street, owned by ..... Carol Sezvey. cheer; Mrs. Lovell, m STAP SPw aeD BtutEft:;r : next year. Asked how this would John J. Ivaldi to John P. Ivaldi, armed to the teeth. the town. The building on the proper­ Senior Methodists of South United property at 80 Union St., no con­ worship; Daisy Bill, fellowship How do you repeat your patriotism. CRKATEO bv t «e flag act of MAV I, i w . D.> affect his programj^ Sanchez said it representative; Helen Elliott, Lena Arms expenditures by all nations ty used for the program is owned by Methodist Church will have their last veyance tax. pledge today. Flag Day? Is it And we sense that that is would cut the services by about one- Hill and Marjorie Bradley, Church tr WAS immortalized WFMIKISasm-KEV ■v;™iir9Jr'T!!53CV*‘-' are at the level of some $400 billion the Lutz Junior Museum. meeting of the season Thursday noon 0URIU8 die emeAROMEMT OFItJCr MFAEMPV, •»«?;, f-f m m s r e R third. The center will no longer to be Women United. Bernice Maher, with gusto, or a sing-song, true again. COWAlfeCTICOT annually, according to a recently Sanchez said the main goal of the at the church. Members are asked to able to serve other towns, he said. Cerlifieate of uttaehnienl adventures in reading; Marjorie matter-of-fact recitation? Is it People are saluting their SepTCMBeR u ,i8 i4 . ^ , £ _ Z = T L S .» f A . released study, "World Military and program Is to create student bring sandwiches. Beverages will be He said he hopes the board will hire Hartford National Bank Trust Co. Harlord and Eleanor Cole, flag; they are paying Social Expenditures, 1978.” awareness of the environment, and to served. from a heart filled with emo­ work on appreciation and generating an aide who is interested in nature, is against Katherine M. O’Neili, also nominating. tion for the United States of allegiance to it again; they are Armed forces are estimated to versatile and can work with all age known as Katherine DeCobert, and positive attitudes about the environ­ The United Pentecostal Churh will Leaders of the various groups are America? Or is yours a half­ respecting it. O p e n forum number some 23 million and are ment. Among the programs for groups. Wiiliam W. O’Neiil, $2,200, property Louise Herring. Grace Group; expanding. have its regular midweek service and on Union Street. Tune in on a ball game and Grades K-12, Sanchez directed a con­ F.lizaheth Callahan. Emma Nettleton hearted attempt at allegiance? Nuclear weapons available to the Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the Group, and Nona McCann, Bethany. centrated science program for pupils church, 187 Woodhridge St. Everyone Do you take off your hat listen to spectators singing the known powers equal several tons of Building permits Members-at-large are Anne Flynn, in Grades 2, 4 and 6. The children is welcome. ■iiiti when the flag goes by in Stars Spangled Banner; the TNT for each person, with the visit the center once a month, then Hartford Pool Co. Inc. for Martin Mrs. ..Anne Cleim - ^ Claudia Markstein and Mildred Gather all facts on subject m atter that drivers R. Steppes, pool at 69 Richmond Loomis. parade, or do you salute it sound rings again, a capacity for destroying every city on Sanchez and his assistant Steve Fish, The “I Am Responsible” group of earth almost seven times over. work with them on their school Drive, $4,000. either by a hand salute or com­ meaningful sound. issue was being heard at a public issue is one that we taxpayers should Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at avoid parade To the editor: One dollar out of every six paid in grounds the next month. the Faith Lutheran Church, Silver ing to attention under the sign America is beginning to be hearing, a few weeks ago, I felt like I not support our tax dollars being The Manchester Police Depart­ Orlando Annulli & Sons Inc. for ■■ 1 i The Town of Manchester is very taxes pays for arms, representing a Sanchez and Fish also work with Lane, East Hartford, on Thursday at of fidelity? America again. was sitting in a civics classroom spent on, as the real estate price is ment is asking for the cooperation of fortunate to have within its popula­ greater outlay for the average family junior high school and high schcol 8:30 p.m. An AA contact is available when Mr. Lupien began to teach us exorbitant and the additional tax motorists during Saturday’s Eighth tihamber endorses relays This nation would like to Our past is our past; let it be tion a knowledgeable and very active students on projects. They help coor- 24 hours daily by calling 646-2355. the facts about the proposed dollars that would be needed to sup­ than it spends on the education of its Utilities District 90th anniversary Green Manor Corp., alterations at forget those things which have history. civic-minded gentleman, a man who The Greater Manchester Chamber purchase of the pond. What a lesson port the development of Hilliard children. parade. The parade will begin at 4 80-90 ColonialRoad, $15,000. of Commerce Board of Directors cares how town officials spend our » ★ * ★ , First Church of Christ, Scientist, John J, Hayes, pool at 27 Galaxy and hundreds of community tarnished the country’s image. But our future rests with he gave us all, that night! Pond for "recreation purposes" p.m. at Manchester High School and Tuesday voted unanimously to en­ hard-earned tax dollars, Court lauds will have its regular meeting, in­ Drive, $300. residents and businesses contributed The Kennedy assassinations, people coming together again I believe that even some members would run into the thousands and cluding testimonies of healing, head south on Brookfield Street to dorse and support the 1978 time, effort merchandise and money 1 agree with Mrs. Sears’ remarks East Center Street. It will turn on Town Contractors Inc. for First Watergate, Korea, Koreagate. in a spirit of enthusiasm for of the Conservation Commission more thousands of tax dollars that The smaller, nopaligned countries, tonight at 8 at the church, 447 Main Manchester Community College .New to the event, the Chamber noted. (6/5/78) and only wish thatm or* peo­ Main Street at the Center and Hartford Realty Corp., interior England Relays. learned quite a few now facts about we can ill afford to spend. have been most active in bringing' two lawyers St. The Chamber letter to all its Some lost respect for its our nation; a respect for one ple would listen to Mr. Frank U. Lu- proceed north on Main to Hilliard aiterations on Progress Drive. the pond, as Mr. Lupien had done his The taxpayers in Manchester, in­ about the U.N. disarmament The track meet will take place members listed several ways in government, its flag, and its another; an allegiance to the pien whenever he gets up to speak at Street where it will disband at the $26,000. June 24 and 25. homework very well on that subject. Parents Without Partners ^PWP), which Chamber muembers can help the public meetings. He is an deed, owe Mr. Lupien a great deal of sessions. Yet the most rapid expan­ Eighth District Firehouse. Arnoid S. Giilis for Kage Co. Inc., people. good old red, white and blue. for service Manchester Chapter, will conduct a In making the endorsement, the during the Relays. The directors excellent speaker, gathers all the Before attending that meeting, gratitude for his civic-minded duties sion of military forces during the last Police said that all westbound traf­ deck at 92 Elm St. extension, $1,000. Chamber board said the event is there were many folks who felt that which he performs, without pay, and two decades has been among tbe Two attorneys from Manchester Father’s Day dance on Sunday from 7 Leonard Bousquet, alterations at urge active support such as dis­ facts before he delivers his speech on to 11 p.m. at Piano’s Restaurant in fic on East Center Street will be "rapidly becoming a premier playing posters, selling tickets, spon­ it would be marvelous if we, the many times without a mere “thank small and particularly the developing were honored by the Superior Court 83 Parker St., $2,000. any particular subject matter. He in Hartford for their participation in Bolton. Music will be provided by rerouted north on Lenox Street and athletic competiton as well as a soring specific events, donating time Town of Manchester, could pay "only you." I call him the "Guardian" for countries, not the great powers. Edward King for Harry L. also writes worthy letters to the a special program designed to reach “The Good Time Band” and tickets rerouted south on Harrison Street. major community activity.” and merchandise. Some businesses the taxpayers of Manchester! But there is no question as to where Tinklepaugh, garage at 181 Hollister Yesterdays editors. $18,500" to aava Hilliard Pond. ell settlements on cases slated for jury will be available at the door. Eastbound traffic will flow normally. Now in its third year, the Relays is arc making store displays and in­ The only direct route from Center St., $4,000. However, after listening to Mr. Thank you, Mr. Lupien. the power still lies. trials. the only track and field event in New cluding the Relays logo in adver­ Oh, no, not everyone agrees with Lupien’s excellent recitation about Many of us “concerned" taxpayers The United States and Soviet Union- Attorneys Paul Groobert and San­ Nursery school Street to the north end of town will be Marriage lirrnsr England that offers competiton for tising. Mr, Lupien a ll the time — after all, just what our $18,500 would entail, 1 hope that you will continue to be ac­ between them account for at least ford Plepler, both of Manchester, Adams Street, because Hilliard Guy F. Rogliano, Stamford, and high school, college, open and Those persons wishing to par­ 2,'} yfarw ago pointed pastor of the Church of the he is human like the rest of us — but believe that many taxpayers woke up tive for many, many years. Yes, half ‘of world arms spending — the, were among the 30 attorneys who visits museum Street at Broad Street will also be Karen J. Stiebitz, South Windsor, masters class men and women In ticipate in the Relays may call Pat Assumption to succeed the Rev. to the fact that the Hilliard Pond received certificates for par­ blocked. June 24 at Trinity Covenant. 1977, more than 1,000 athletes com­ Mistretta, athletic director at MCC This date was a Sunday; The we all do learn a few new facts Manchester needs a person like you exact proportion being uncertain Children attending South United Francis J. Mihalek. ticipating in the court’s special Police ask that motorists avoid all peted. over 2.00 spectators attended or the Chamber office. Herald did not publish. whenever Mr. Lupien speaks in purchase was something that would to stand up and tell it like it is! because the Soviet arms budget is Methodist Nursery School and their East Catholic High School master’s program. the parade route if possible. public. Yes, he is trying to save our be a very poor investment of our tax subject to varying estimates. parents and teachers toured the 10 years ago graduates a class of 252 at St. The program involves cases that tax dollars from being spent unwise­ dollars. M.J. Martin The two powers have more than 95 Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford Masons to conduct The Rev. Edward S. Pepin is ap­ Joseph's Cathedral; Hartford. are scheduled to go to jury trials. ly and indiscriminately. Yes, there are many of us who sup­ 165 Henry St. percent of nuclear weapon- recently. Before the jury trial begins, a lawyer Prince Hall night port Mr. Lupien’s theory that this Manchester stockpiles, control 80 percent of The tour included a viewing of The evening that the Hilliard Pond for the plaintiff and a lawyer for the Friendship Lodge of Masons will research on new weapons and ac-’ sculptor Duane Hanson’s polyester Sale Today thru Sat. June 1 7,197 8 defendant meet to attempt to resolve have Prince Hall Night when it Inflation accelerated people and a visit to the Gallery of count for 75 percent of arms supplied' the case. meets Thursday at the Masonic Tem­ Th o u g h t the Senses. The children were most to other countries, with the U.S. as’ The program started two years ple. 881 Main Street inflation averaged 3.0 percent, and impressed with the mummy, knights’ By T U U .^ the chief exporter. ago. Last year, 45 percent of the There will be a dinner at 6:30 p.m. fell from 7.8 percent to 0,8 percent; armor and the size of paintings. I Editor s note; The following •k -k i t cases were settled before reaching a and tickets will be available at the MANCHESTER and the federal budget annually Suggests alternative Psalm 23 Several openings are available for column on inflation was written by jury trial. This year, so far, 51 per­ door. “He restoreth my soul. the 1978-1979 school season. The l.con 11. Keyserling. chairmen of the averaged a $1.8 billion aurplua. cent of the cases have been settled. Prince Hall Masons will be the To the editor: $200,000 and in addition the problem He guided me in straight paths for school, located at 1196 Hartford Rd., Council of Economic Advisers under Properly weighing all factors, “World Military and Social Expen­ The program was designed to guests of Friendship Lodge at this After reading the many articles in of housing a truck of this size would his name's sake." (Verse 3) is in session Monday, Tuesday, and President Truman, and president of nothing comparable has happened ditures,” a continuation under alleviate the jury trial load in the special event in Friendship Lodge the papers about the proposed ren- be eliminated. In the daily struggle of life, the Wednesday mornings from 9 to 11:30. the Conference on Economic since. private funding of an annual survey court. Program ’78. tal/purchase of an aerial platform This purchase seems to be body often grows weary and the soul Progress. Publication does not imply President Truman relied discontinued some years ago by the truck to service the needs of the frivolous from the standpoint the becomes faint. And in our weariness that Andrew Tully Agrees with all of predominantly upon polities to call U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament DISCOUNT CENTERS Eighth District, I would like to town has two such aerial ladder and moments of weakness, we Dr, Keyserling's proposals for forth fully "the great non-secret Agency, notes that for most coun-- weapon” of the U.S. economy — its suggest a much less costly alter­ trucks. South Windsor has one in sometimes deviate from the straight lighting inllation,) tries the cost of arms has to be HEALTH & BEAUTY NEEDS native. their Sullivan Avenue station, all of path and go astray in our conduct and ability to expand production and dis­ measured in more than money. | Instead of renting this piece of which are available to the district if our behavior. Faith in God as a ★ ★ ★ tribution. Food-short developing countries] equipment from the manufacturer, I the need should arise. At a time when redemptive power can help us regain ★ ★ ★ spend on the average only one-fifth Hl-C BOUNTY H> i,i;oN II. kiAsiim.iM; would suggest that the district con­ money is tight and people are trying our strength and find our way back to as much in foreign exchange on During the past quarter century, sider paying the town the sum of $250 to make ends m eet as best they can, I the right path of life. FRUIT DRINK PAPER TDWELS The anti-inflation program agricultural equipment as they do on live cycles of stagnation, recession, per call for the use of either of its two feel that there is a much less costly (including direct controls needed Rabbi Leon Wind 46 OZ CAN and then Inadequate economic upturn aerial ladder trucks, as the town now alternative. weapons. Two out of every three JUMBO ROLL during the Korean war but not Temple Beth Sholom A Match for Maltuition have caused us to forfeit more than pays the district this amount per call governments spend more oq GRAPE OR PUNCH needed now) was largely to over­ 5 ;i trillio n 1977 dollars worth of Yours Truly, preparing their populations for war come specific shortages, and was to cover the Buckland area for fire national production, to suffer almost Madelyn Dore than on protecting them from dis-; managed in aid of rather than in con­ protection. Alm anac Maltuition: It’s a malady donations to the colleges of their 7:t million man-woman- and teen- This proposal would save the dis­ 41 Summit St. ease. flict with full production and employ­ The world has seen several efforts spreading in higher education. It • choice. ager-years of excessive unemploy­ trict a major expense of well over Manchester ment, Fiscal and monetary stimuli in the past century to bring ar­ afflicts tuition-paying parents and In less than ten years, the men ment. and thus to lose more than a tliii(et iiieriii Schools close at noon, no lunch served collection of bundl^ paper which be from July 31 to Aug. 11 at Wapping Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 making complaints about activities at the park, the summer. Manchester Area Council of is the Republican registrar. town parks be closed a half hour after sundown except for Monday .luice and cold cereal. will be recycled by the town. Bound and Orchard Hill. The fourth session Hebron drinking of beer and such. town-approved activities. The ordinance also includes Tuesday Fruit, scrambled eggs, rye bundles weighing less than 35 pounds will run from Aug. 14 to Aug. 25 at Patricia Mulligan...... 228-0269 Last year the Town Council, after receiving these com­ provisions of state laws concerning breach of the peace, bread Vernon should be placed at the curb Wapping and a site to be determined. plaints, established an ordinance to ban use of alcoholic Wednesday; Juiee. cinnamon roll Opera for children South Windsor disorderly conduct, trespassing and drug and alcohol use alongside refuse containert on the For further information residents Thursday Fruit, cold cereal. lligli & Middle BERLIN (UPI) - Contemporary Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 on town-owned property. beverages in the park but the ordinance was not passed. regular collection day. may contact the Recreation Depart­ Friday Juice, donut. Milk with each Monday: Tomato soup, hoagies on roll, East German composer Kurt PZC will conduct hearing Effective July 3, the town-operated ment, 644-2511. Toiland breakfast chopped tomato and lettuce, carrot Schwaens’ opera “ Pinocchios' landfill off Strong Road will be closed Youth work program Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 sticks, peaches with peanut garnish. Adventures’’ recently had its permanently in compliance with Tuesday: Italian spaghetti, salad, roll Vernon East Hartford premiere by the East Berlin State orders issued by the Connecticut The Comprehensive Youth Work and butter, fruit gelatin with toppins. Barbara Richmond ., .643-2711 Opera company. Schwaens composed Department of Environmental Experience Program, designed to A ll s<‘liools Wednesday: Manager's choice. June 20 on four requests the opera chiefly for audiences of provide employment for economical­ Monday. Cheeseburger on roll, potato Thursday: Juice, grinders, potato Protection. However, residents may LAST MINUTE GIFTS children. puffs, cranapplesauce SOUTH WINDSOR - The South property located north of North King application of Joseph Natsisky tor a Windsor Planning and Zoning Com­ Street, about 3,000 feet west of Main zone change from RR to A-20 on mission will hold a Public Hearing Street, in a Flood Plain Zone. property consisting of 23 acres June 20 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall to • Application of U&R Housing located on Newmarker Road, near consider the following applications: Corporation or a resubdivision of Ellington and Vernon town lines. Library plans properly located near the intersec­ Approved is the application of ' ; , • Application of Robert A, Simons ■: and Simon Konover for a site plan of tion of Rainbow Trail and Autumn Glenn S. Burkhart for a site plan of FOR development of nronertv located on Drive in an AA-30 zone known as development on property located at summer series 1 : 2;the south side of Ellington Road Highgate Estates. 55 Glendale Road, in an industrial |ffi “ next to the Candlewood Apartments In other matters, the Planning and zone. Zoning Commission has voted to ap­ Also approved, with conditions, SOUTH WINDSOR — "Books are Building Blocks,” is fg-, ~ and the Town Fire Headquarters, in prove, with conditions, the applica­ was the extension of a permit for the theme of the summer programs for children at the Z a restricted apartment zone. * Application of Leon Kaminski tion of Douglas W. Johnson for a sand and gravel removal for the Balf DAD! South Windsor Public Library. Subtitled, "getting it all Z resubdivision of property into three Co. on property located on Nevers together for the new library," the programs offer a varie­ J for a resubdivision of property • located on the east side of parcels. The property is located near Road and the application of Richard ty of reading and book related activities for children of P. and Darleen Burrell for keeping all ages during July and August in the morning. Neiderwerfer Road into four lots and the intersection of Deming Street and Buckland Road in a RC Zone. horses for personel use at 260 Smith Arrow The programs will include the following; "Miniatures SEMI-ANNUAL Z one parcel in a RR zone. St, from Discards," a scries of dollhouse workshops for fifth, ; • Application of Russo Brothers The PZC has voted to reject the sixth, and seventh graders will be conducted by library « Inc. for a gravel removal permit for Dover volunteer Kathy Coulter. As usual, Arrow (America's most ■'Fun with Photography," a series of workshops for buttoned-up shirt company) has taken fifth and sixth graders dealing with photographic equip­ SATURDAY 4 > East Hartford bulletin board ment, film developing, and tips on taking pictures, will be SMiil a basic concept and made it better. conducted by library volunteer, Douglas Stewart. MS They started with a natural blend of "Build from Books" six weekly multimedia programs JUNE 17th - Garden club working be a song festival and prize singing summer youth festival program. The cotton and polyester, added exact play group is seeking stage crew, ar­ for first through fourth graders will feature stories, SALE z e a s t HARTFORD - The 4-H contest Sunday, June 25 from 9 a.m. sleeve and neck sizes, semi-tapering, songs, games, filmstrips and crafts The music and crafts - Gardeners Club formed June 5 at the to 6 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 148 tists, singers, musicians and more. instruction will be given by library volunteers Roberta > new vegetable garden behind the Roberts St. It is sponsored by the ‘The play will be performed July 28 and a seven button front. Result? One Weiner, Alice Keane, and Cathie Cooney. Storytellers - . Youth Services Center at 2 Kinj Court Hartford Saengerbund of the Connec- and 29 at the EHHS auditorium. of the most fashionable, most will be Wilma Hawkins and Anne Noordendrop of the Z ' met for the second time Monday at tjcut Saengerbund, an association of comfortable shirts ever designed. library staff. • the garden. The plants are doing German-American singing societies If you're looking to look very “ Film Fun, ” a series of film programs will be geared Z well, said Ms. Pekah Wallace, 4-H of New England. to the interests of older preschoolers, and » advisor. Twelve members of the club There will be 29 choral groups in buttoned-up, come see us for a wide kindergarteners through third graders. 30% to 60% the contest, many of them from the 12 Noon to 5 P.M. ~ worked hard to put down lime and selection of Arrow button-downs. "Songs and Dances," a special program of songs and Z fertilizer, to hoe out the weeds, bank East Hartford-Manchester area. Political contributions musical games for kindergarteners and first graders, •• up earth over roots, and water the 'Textbooks on view HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ Short Sleeves.. .^13“ will be conducted by Roberta Weiner. OFF > plants. EAST HARTFORD - StudenU and ford Democratic Town Committee In addition, there will be a “Books are Building Z ‘‘They did a really good job,” said citizens are urged to look over sam­ has been cited by the state Elections Blocks” reading club for children of all ages. Par­ ;;; Ms. Wallace. Russ Bidwell, hor- ple copies of new textbooks the Commission for accepting $2,925 in ticipants will be given a game sheet which show an out­ » ticulture expert from the University V ‘ £- Board of Education .jp considering alleged illegal political con­ line of the new library to be filled in block by block as • of Connecticut Cooperative Exten- buying, said Sam Leone, assistant tributions. MANCHESTER books are read and illustrative projects completed. H Sion Service of Hartford County, superintendent in charge A committee spokeswoman said Registration at the library is required for all programs 0 903 Main street • helped them put In more plants due curriculum. ‘The textbooks are in Tuesday the refund checks already except the reading club and the film showings. Registra­ OPEN Dally 'til 5:30/Thurs. 'til 9:00 ; to the club being larger than math, computer programming and have been mailed back to the con­ tion will begin immediately until filled. Detailed activity •• expected. world history. The copies are oh dis­ tributors. The donations were from schedules arc available at the library. “ Cooking class play at the Raymond Library. accountants, architects, lawyers and The programs will be held at the Wapping Community Copvri9m(£)t977 uy Mjrvel Com.ci Group All 0 ,qM5 Rewryed The board will vote on whether or engineers who have worked for the VERNON House through the cooperation of the Friends of The Z EAST HARTFORD - Cooking 2 classes will begin ‘Thursday at the not to buy them for classes at its first city at times. MEN'S SHOP Tri-City Plaza South Windsor Public Library. regular meeting In July. ■The agency said three contributors The summer children's programs are planned, directed » Hockanum Village Community __ I Center kitchen at 2:30 p.m. under the Play auditions gave $300 more than the $1,000 con­ OPEN Dally'til 9:00/Sat.'til 5:30 and coordinated by Wilma Hawkins, children’s librarian, tribution allowed under state law. t IHI rjfll^AVtOORTOOATfON 1 direction of Violetta Calderon. ‘The EAST HARTFORD - Final l^Where^omen]oyoJo_sho£jo^ ______assisted by Anne Noordendorp, library assistant. The remaining donations were cited T classes are part of the 4-H Project auditions for the Fine Arts Com­ 3 Health program. because the contributors listed their mission’s summer production of business ddresses when reporting the 2 “Bye Bye Birdie” will be tonight Mamhester Song festival contributions. [Read Herald Ads j Parkade X-. . ■ % •.. * EAST HARTFORD - There will from 7 to 9 at EHHS. It is part of the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,. June 14. 1978 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE T W E L V E - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., June 14, 1978 Henry Allen Coughlin EAST HARTFORD - Henry Allen Obituaries Coughlin of East Hartford died Herald Tuesday at a local convalescent Year’s best pitched game home. angle Mr. Coughlin was born in Boston, Renato Nicola dies, Mass., and had lived in East Hart­ ford for 25 years. He retired from Earl Yost Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group in 1958. 'Sports Editor keeps RSox streak alive held post at UConn He is survived by several nieces and nephews. Renato (Nick) Nathan Nicola, 54, The Red Sox other runs were The funeral will be Thursday at ever pitched," said the soft-spoken ago,” he said. of 18 Stephen St., director of BOSTON (UPI) - The word 8:15 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Suite big issue Michigan native. ” I knew he’d make it this spring, if scored on a home run by Butch Hob­ engineering technical services at the on Jim Wright had been he son, his 12th, and a run-scoring dou­ Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., Life begins at 40, some claim, and Wright spent eight years in the not with us, then with some other University of Connecticut and active Glastonbury, with a mass at 9 a.m. at probably would have made a minors and was on his last option team,” Zimmer said. “ I would say ble by Carl Yastrzemski. The Angels' in Manchester's civic affairs, died one of those who wants to live it up at two hits were singles up the middle St. Augustine's Church, South that age is Willie McCovey of the sur­ better cheerleader than with the Red Sox this spring. He there was not time this spring he was Tuesday night at his honne. He was Glastonbury. Burial will be in St. knew it was his last chance to make ever a question mark.” by .Joe Fludi and Lyman Bostock. the husband of Mrs. Joyce Skates prising San Francisco Giants. pitcher. But no more. Augustine's Cemetery, South the team, especially with a staff in­ George Scott, who drove in three "Tbal was the best pitching perfor­ Nicola. Although the Giants are occupying The 27-year-old Red Sox right­ mance we've faced this year," said Glastonbury. cluding Mike Torrez, Luis Tiant, Bill runs with a homer, his fourth, and a Mr. Nicola was bom July 5,1923 in first place in the National League’s hander tossed a two-hit shutout Bostock, who has a 13-game hitting There will be no calling hours. Lee and Dennis Eckersley. sacrifice fly, said Wright was the Manchester, son of Mrs. Margaret Western Division at this writing, Tuesday night to lead Boston past the streak going. "I knew I'd have a tough time with sleeper the team needed to win the Poggio Nicola of Manchester and the IVIrs. Pauline iluluy McCovey is far from happy. California Angels, 5-0. It was the fifth "The guy had good stuff.” It’s not that he’s underpaid and this staff. But I didn't put added' pennant. , late Frank Nicola, and had lived here EAST HARTFORD- Mrs. Pauline straight win for the Bosox and the "You need someone you don t '1 hope I don't see many more of all his life. He joined the UConn staff he’s not involved in any salary squab­ team ’s 30th in its last 40 games to pressure on myself by saying 'You Z. Halay, 78, of 33 Leverich Drive gotta go out there and pitch or else expect to win who can come up with (hose this year, unless its by our own in 1967 as assistant director of the ble. The 20-year major league keep them six games up on second died Monday at St. Francis Hospital you're gone'. 1 think it's been the con­ 15 wins for you. The Yankees got that pitchers. " said Angels Manager Jim Engineering Experimental Station veteran is making $90,(XX), from the and Medical Center, Hartford. She place New York. fidence in myself. It took me a long last year from (Ron) Guidry. He .Fregosi. and was responsible for directing the Giants, plus thousands more from “This guy always had the reputa­ was the widow of Samuel Halay. time to tell myself I could do it. I killed everyone down the stretch, Catcher Carlton Fisk, who had two university’s program of Mrs. Halay was born March 15, outside interests and endorsements. tion of being great on the sidelines,” doubles, said the game was the best What’s bugging McCovey is the San wish I had told myself that six years Scott said. technological study to help key state 1900, in Ukrainia and had lived in An­ Willie McCovey said an exultant Red Sox skipper Don pitched this year by a Red Sox industries to meet their own needs dover for 18 years before coming to Francisco club’s refusal to pick up Zimmer. “But this spring he showed hurler. for growth and development. East Hartford about a year ago. his suite fees when the Giants are on he could pitch. And what an absolute­ "You can't pitch any better than 40 runs and has a .220 batting He was a 1949 graduate of the un­ She is survived by a son, John the road, which is half the season. ly super game he pitched. He’s my that. He agreed with every pitch I As a result, McCovey has not average. iversity and received his master’s Halay of Hood River, Ore.; three fifth starter.” called except lor one and threw to signed his 1978 contract, willing to go degree in 1951 from Rutgers Univer­ daughters. Mrs. Helen Korecki of Rescued year ago Wright fanned six, walked one and every location I set up. Now what sity, New Brunswick, N.J. He East Hartford. Mrs. Nellie Carley of along with last year’s figure, $M,000. did not allow a runner past first. He does that tell you'.’" Fisk said with a Renato IN, Nicola Last spring, McCovey was rescued remained at Rutgers for two years as Andover and Mrs. Marion Helm of Ball clubs don’t provide single credited his shutout, his second grin. from the free agent list by the Giants instructor of engineering. He did a commissioner and as a coach. He Clearwater. Fla.;.a sister, Mrs. rooms, or suites, unless a player so whitewash job of the season, to his Tile Red Sox open a two-game after being cut loose by the Oakland graduate work at Massachusetts was a member of Manchester Anna Boyko of Wilson; 17 desires and is willing to make up the curveball. series tonight with Oakland and were Athletics. He spent 15 years with the Institute of Technology and designed Chapter, Connecticut Board of Ap­ grandchildren and 17 great­ difference out of his own pocket over “That’s my best pitch, my out to start Tiant. 5-0. The A's, leaders in Giants, three with San Diego before a system and circuit of special pur­ proved Umpires. grandchildren. a double room figure. The clubs pitch. My curve is better now than it the American League West, were to Oakland. pose digital computers for radar data He was a past secretary of the The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at provide free double rooms for all ever was in the minors but I can't say During his most productive years start i’ele Broberg, 6-5. processing and for navigation. Manchester (^ivitan Club and had players. why. This is probably the best game 1 Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St., with the Giants under the reign of In 1954, he joined the former New­ been a member of the Red Cross, to Manchester. Burial will be in Town­ For McCovey to enjoy the luxury of Horace Stoneham, the club had ton Co. of Manchester as a develop­ which he had donated blood regular­ send Cemetery, Andover, hotel suites at the ball club’s picked up the suite tab run up by ment engineeer, and in 1956 was ly- Friends may call at the funeral expense, the figure would be ap­ McCovey. Current owners turned named president of the firm. In 1964, During World War II, he served home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 proximately $5,000. Standings thumbs down on Big Mac’s r^ u e st he was named a manager of Kaman with the 10th Armored Division in p.m. I\ew flag at Bowers for the special day The Giants feel that McCovey, if he Aircraft Corp.'s Electronic Systems France, Germany and Belgium and wants that extra privilege on the and he’s been brooding ever since. Pelletier second hest^ Division. took part in the Battle of the Bulge. Emil (). K i i a |i |i The stars and stripes, once flown over the public address ceremonies today, Heidi and road, should contribute. McCovey Before he hangs up his spikes, American League McCovey hopes to become the 12th At the time of his death he was He and his wife would have SOUTH WINDSOR - Emil 0. U.S. Capitol, is being raised this morning at Kathy Pappas presented a Flag Day address, strongly feels his request should be FaMi granted — at the expense of the major league to collect 500 home president of the Intech Co,, which he observed their 30th wedding anniver­ Knapp, 81, of 27 Mountain Drive died Bowers School by Michelle McQuade, left, W L Pet, GB sary in August. explaining that Flag Day is the anniversary Giants. runs in a career. Boston 41 19 ,683 founded, on Elm Street, and a lec­ Tuesday at a South Windsor con­ sixth grade student, and Heidi Sullivan, stu­ turer on electrical engineeering He is also survived by four sons, valescent home. of the day on which the Continental Congress While last year he collected 28 That will put him in some pretty wins $1,500, sets mark New York along with his other duties at UConn. Richard R. Nicola and Robert E. Mr. Knapp was born in Ranberg, dent council president. The flag was adopted the stars and stripes as the official homers and drove in 86 runs, the good company. Ballimore Nicola, both of Manchester, Timothy presented to the student council by Michelle Giants finished fourth in the West, 23 McCovey, a native Alabaman, is Milwaukee He had recently been appointed to Germany, and had lived in Hartford flag of the United States. The announcers led Former Manchester duckpin serve on the town’s newly formed J, Nicola of Bolton and James Nicola most of his life before coming to in honor of Flag Day. The flag was flown over the student body in reciting the Pledge of games behind Los Angeles, and won happy only when at home in San Detroit Francisco where he lives in the four champ George Pelletier of Transportation Commission. In 1961, of New York City. South Windsor 13 years ago. He had the Capitol last month for ^ w e r s School at the National League’s Comeback-of- Cleveland Allegiance. (Herald photo by Tompkins) the-Year Award, McCovey isn’t set­ bedroom, 4,000-square-foot home he East Hartford finished second Toronto when he was appointed to to the The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at been employed as an iron worker for the request of U.S. Rep. William Cotter. In Manchester Development Commis­ Community Baptist Church. The the Iron Workers Locals No. 15 of ting any world on fire this time designed. in the National All-Star sion, at the age of 38, he was the one Rev. Ondon Stairs, pastor, will of­ Hartford for 50 years. around. On the road it’s a different story. Duckpin Tournament at the GB According to the latest figures, the One will have to admit his request Oakland 32 28 .533 of the youngest men to hold so ficiate. Burial will be in East He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Holiday Lanes which ended responsible a job. Cemetery. Maria Avery of Simsbury and Mrs. Vandals linked hulking first baseman/designated is an unusual one for a man his age Texas 30 27 .526 '2 He was a member of Community Friends may call at Holmes Gertrude Bold of Germany; and a hitter has just 5 home runs, driven in and in his salary bracket. last night and pocketed a check Kansas Citv 29 27 .518 1 Baptist Church and formerly served Funeral Home, 400 Main St., niece, Mrs. Marie Reichle of South At Sieg^ for $1,500. California 30 29 .508 I 'i as a member of its board of trustees Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Windsor, with whom he made his to fire in barn Pelletier rolled 5,345 for his 16 Chicago 27 30 .474 3''2 for three years and as chairman of The family suggests that any home; and several other nieces and games, 11 pins less than winner Jeff Minnesota 23 35 .397 8 the board for two years. memorial gifts may be made to the nephews. ‘Consistent Yankee’ Ferrand of Salisbury, Md. First Seattle 19 43 .306 14 Active in the Manchester Little American Cancer Society, 237 E. ■The funeral is Thursday at 10:15 A small fire in a former carriage house off Park Street FOR DAD... place was worth $3,000. ^ r-'lerduv''* GaincH League for 15 years, he had served as Center St. a.m. from the Samsel-Bassinger Tuesday morning was the fifth or sixth tire set in the Carol Bunk of Glastonbury paced Minne.sota 1-7, Toronto 0-2 Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Ave., building, probably by youthful vandals, Deputy Chief the women with a 2,604 score and Boston 5, California 0 James McKay of the Town Fire Department said. appropriate name New York 5, Oakland 3 Mrs. Milton Cox Edward .M. Stickney with a mass at St. Margaret Mary won $1,500. Mrs. Marion (Molly) Cox, 71, of Edward M. Stickney, 49, of 53 Church at 11. Burial will be in Rose Tuesday morning’s fire was called in by an Otis Street Before qualifying for the 16-man Milwaukee 7, Detroit 2 GAS GRILL Chicago 10, Cleveland 9 Glastonbury died Monday at Hart­ Hansen Drive, Vernon, a member of Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. resident at 11:22 a.m. and two engines and a ladder truck head-to-head championship rolling ford Hospital. She was the wife of Manchester's Veterans Council and Friends may call at the funeral responded from the Town Fire Department, The fire on NEW YORK (UPI) — He performs without flair and his style yesterday and last night, the husky Kansas City 5, Texas 0 Milton Cox and the mother of Mrs. active in veterans affairs, died this home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the second floor was not extensive and was extinguished is not the kind that kids on the sandlots would want to imitate. veteran United Technologies worker Totr...RtUin hMt field. notched his ninth save. Figueroa’s ef­ W L Pet. GB been employed as a test inspector at sister, Germain Lamarux of Venice, pins in the finals on Monday.” b«tltr...Won1 bum White hit two home runs — one fort was especially good, however, George Pelletier Chicago 33 23 .589 ford Hospital. He was the husband of Pratt and Whitney Division of United outlUtBOttiormtUlR “Sixteen qualifiers went into the Calif., and several nieces and from each side of the plate — and considering he suffered a severe burn Philadelphia 30 24 .556 2 Molly Clarkson Eschmann. Technologies Corp., East Hartford. nephews. Eugene P, Childree, 17, of 791 Michael Ave., East Hart­ finals bowling head to head, two Mr. Eschmann was born in drove in three runs to help the on his pitching arm in the afternoon Montreal 31 28 .525 3‘/2 He is survived by his wife, Mrs. The funeral will be Thursday at ford, was arrested on a warrant Tuesday on a charge of games apiece,” according to Cavaston, 111., and had lived in Yankees defeat the Oakland A’s 5-3 while putting a lasagna in the New York 28 33 .459 I 'k Shirley Goryl Stickney, a past presi- 8:15 a.m. from the Samsel-Bassinger third-degree criminal mischief. Police said the arrest SAVE MO Pelletier. Manchester for six years. He was and hand the American League West microwave oven at his apartment. Third official seen Pittsburgh 25 31 .446 8 dent of M anchester’s VFW Funeral Home. 419 Buckland Road, was in connection with vandalism to a light fixture at “It was nerve-racking.” employed by Pratt & Whitney in the St. Louis 23 39 .371 13 Auxiliary; an aunt, Mrs. Theresa with a mass at St. Francis of Assisi Cheney Technical School June 2. He was released on a Pelletier said he thought of bowling office of spare parts sales. He was Von Hone of Manchester; a niece. non-surety bond for court June 26. W.-HI Church at 9, Burial will be in Mount as an enjoyable part time job. w L Pet. GB also a WW II Army veteran and par­ Miss Lynn Satkowski of Stafford; and Manuel J. Soares, 18, of no certain address was charged / Breaking a world record felt great, for NBA in ’78-79 St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. San Francisco 36 21 .632 ticipated in the North African and a nephew, Richard Satkowski of Staf­ with second-degree failure to appear in court. He was H3S and he is looking forward to next There will be no calling hours. Miller’s status 36 25 .590 2 European campaigns. ford. held overnight for presentation in court today. All Aluminum Shell, Slelnlets Steel Burner year’s All-Stars Tournament in NEW YORK (UPI) — A third referee may soon be calling the Cincinnati Los Angeles 32 27 .542 5 He is survived by two sons, Paul C. The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. David D. Murray, 50, of 59 Birch St. was charged with Complete with 20 lb. Tank. shots at National Basketball Association games in an ettort to Baltimore, Md, 26 30 .464 9'/2 Eschmann of Juniper, Fla., and from the John F. Tierney Funeral misuse of registration plates and operating while his Houston Lottery halt violence on the courts. 25 33 .'431 IIV2 R ichard H. Eschm ann, Jr. of Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass remains same A committee of the NBA owners San Diego license is suspended. Court date is July 11.. 23 34 .404 13 Colchester; a daughter. Mrs. at St. James Church at 9. Burial will Police made 19 other motor vehicle arrests Tuesday, Tuesday proposed a tougher set of Atlanta The winning number drawn WITH TWIN Tuesday's Results Elizabeth Cunningham of be in St. Edward's Cemetery, Staf­ including nine for illegal u-turns on Main Street. BOSTON (UPI) — Rick Miller may not have found the playing rules with the addition of a third Tuesday in the Connecticut daily Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth ford Springs. An attempted burglary was reported at a Lyness Street GRILL CONTROLS referee, instead of only two. Atlanta 12, St. Louis 1 lottery was 782. time he thought was available in California, but he has dis­ K-.., Cincinnati 1, Chicago 0 Whittamore of Bethlehem, Pa.; and Friends may call at the funeral home during the day Tuesday. No entry was made. Roustabout “ We have rules," said Joe Axelson five grandchildren. covered there are fewer financial clouds in the Land of the Sun. of the Competition and Rules Com­ Houston 2, Pittsburgh 1 home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Card of ThaiikH Miller labored seven season for the The funeral will be Friday at 1 p.m. p.m. • 40,000 BTU'e mittee. “We're proposing that the San Francisco 9, Montreal 5 The family of Lee Beauchamp Red Sox, all but one as a part-time think I’m expendable. I’m really the at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. wishes to enlend their heartfelt thanks • Ceil Iron gretoe third pair of eyes will help ' Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia 3 The family suggests that any outfielder. He signed last Dec. 8 with only other outfielder they have,” he Center St. Burial will be in East memorial gifts may be made to the to their dear friends, relatives and A burner Axelson pointed out that the Big 10 New York 3, San Diego 2 neighbors for their understanding sym­ the Angels after playing out his op­ says. Today’s Games Cemetery. Friends may call at the American H eart Association of • Aluminum and Atlantic Coast Conference pathy and many kindnesses during the tion with the Red Sox, as part of the Miller says the 1978 Angels are funeral home on Thursday from 7 to 9 Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St. recent bereavement in the loss of their Shell already use three referees and it has Chicago (Roberts 3-0) at Cincinnati p.m. beloved son and brother deal which brought Jerry Remy to better than the 1975 pennant-winning proven practical. (Moskau 0-2 Hartford. Mother, Brothers and Sisters • Deluxe wlld- BICYCLE SALE cetter Cert Boston. Red Sox in many departments. Philadelphia (Christenson 4-4) at But Miller, always labeled a good- “We’re deeper and I’d say as a “We're all upset that the zone isn't Included San Francisco (Blue 8-4) TAKARA • 10 SPEEDS glove, adequate-hit player, has found start, we have a better team. But as called,” he said. "The consensus of St. Louis (Forsch 7-5) at Atlanta the bench warmer tag is back again. the year progresses we’ll have to see. everyone is ‘let’s call the book.'" (Ruthven 2-6), N Legal aid to start soon “I won the job (right field) in Look at the Yankees. They’re not The suggested change was only one Pittsburgh (Robinson 4-2) at Regular SAVE spring training and (Manager) Dave doing much better than we are and of 11 on the way to the NBA Gover­ Houston (Richard 5-6), N By GREG PEARSON a lot of time and effort into it.” The directors chose the NOW Garcia told me 1 was going to be his neither is Texas,” Miller said. nors. But they must pass two other Montreal (Twitchell 3-4 and Dues $139.95 right fielder. But 1 haven’t played Herald Reporter The program will provide legal ser­ Manchester Bar Association ONLY hurdles — first the coaches and 0-3) at San Diego (Owchinko 3-7 and vice to residents meeting certain in­ there since (Jim) Fregosi became general managers, who will vote on Perry 5-2), N The Town of Manchester should proposal over one submitted by the Sale Priced come requirements. manager (June 1). That was the ‘day the prosposals, but purely in an ad­ New York (Kobel 0-1) at Los have a legal aid program operating Hartford County Legal Aid Society. Falcon tickets o f so to speak,” he says, his skin a visory manner. Angeles (John 7-4), N next month. Lessner said that the program's of­ Director Joseph Sweeney moved $129.95 fice will be in St. Mary’s Church. that the proposal from the local bar Complete Vllm* little tanner, his mustache a little The Town Board of Directors He already has been interviewing be accepted by the board. He said Tank lighter. available here Fifty-one percent of the NBA’s Tuesday night approved a proposal candidates who will run the office. that the local attorneys might better But if he’s going to ride the bench. Competition and Rules Committee by the Manchester Bar Association Features Include: EACH BURNER WORKS INDEPENDENTLY The person who takes that position understand the problems facing town Miller says he prefers the California The Connecticut Falcons, winners must approve the changes before to run a legal aid program in town. A •Ib Id • R lM k on o n * iM i . B im m ir • o b b w b I r on B w vlfw r. This n«w probably will be a legal assistant or a residents. Lightweight Lugged Styie _ pine to the Boston version. of the Women’s Professional Softball they go the board, where a two-thirds total of $5,000 will be provided Qtigrlll Rhuftyt hold! th« hMt Mttlng you wint In fict. It holds two Helmets must paralegal. He and Director Stephen Cassano ItvfT i of h M t for you. S o you can tlow«Rlmmfr and broil, too. Q tt m ort ‘Td do it over again if I had to. I 1976 World Series, has started its vote is required. through (Community Development Frame, Aiioy Center Puii Brakes fun out of cooKIniB out — with Arkla't Flavor Twin Qugrill. Steps also have to be taken to es­ praised the work of both the tripled my salary and got a good summer season. The t^ m has an en­ funding to administer the program with Safety Levers, Suntour The anti-violence committee, tablish a nonprofit corporation to run Manchester Bar Association and the OTHER GAS GRILLS FROM AS LOW AS... bonus. I’m more financially secure. tire roster of superb players, in NHL games and pay a part-time employee. Gears, High Pressure Tjres and which suggested the third referee, the program, Lessner said. Tax- Hartford County group. Featuring Such Famous Brands as Falcon, CharmGlo, If I had stayed here (Boston), I featuring star pitcher Joan Joyce. The directors suggested that the also suggested the elimination of exempt status might be sought for Cassano also proposed that the Aiioy Kickstand Roper, Country Squire. All Sale PrIcedI wouldn’t have been,” Miller says. The Connecticut Junior Women’s MONTREAL (UPI) - Helmets program be started by July 1. At­ the organization, he said. program be reviewed after six Lifetime Guarantee Miller is riding the bench while Club is selling a limited number of hand checking. will be mandatory for all players in torney Josiah Lessner, who headed A five-member Board of Directors months to insure that it is working Aiso Avaiiabie in Ladies Styie ofa n»g)T m 5 • t ib . « m . ta 5 • hok, iw b . e na. m i Fregosi looks at rohkie Ken Lan- tickets for home games at Falcon the National Hockey League starting the local bar association’s subcom­ also will be appointed to oversee the properly. dreaux, once a minor league player Field in Meriden. Part of the Other major changes would es­ in the 1978-79 season, the NHL Direc­ mittee on leg 9997 trade bait, I don’t know, but 1 don’t prices for children. midnight Thursday. (UPI photo) to try and stop it." the NHL Players Association.

) MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL6. Manchester, Conn., Wed , June 14, 1978- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HF.RALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 14, 1978 Padres called ‘idiots’ Does the bird need arm surgery? Gottlieb brightest star Q. Where can I find out about women’s basketball and how it fits Into the Olympic program? I have a danpter who’s an excellent prospect. — J.L., PhBadelpI^, « • Highnetmenj The national governing body for basketball m the Uiutea JUST ASK States, both men and women, Is the ABAUSA (Amateur Murray Olderman Basketball Association, United States of America), wlUi looking up before loss to Mets headquarters In Jacksonville, 111. Its executive director is Bill wall, and the organization Is responsible also the Tenace, Dave Winfield and Oscar glove and eventually scored on Don By Murray Olderman Olympic basketball program. I’m sure the ABAUSA can answer any. question you have. to ‘79 year NEW YORK (UPI) - San Gamble singled and Bill Almon hit a Werner’s sacrifice fly. Diego Padres owner Ray Kroc { National League j sacrifice fly. Braves 12, Cardinals 1 The tipoff: Q, Why does .a Japanese baU Held have a well-deHned shook up his team recently In other National League games, Rowland Office drove in three path extending from home plate to the pitcher’s m om i^ By I.KN AUSTEH The Detroit Tigers are more worried about Mark American baseball fields do not have this path. — Edward when he told an interviewer his Houston edged Pittsburgh, 2-1, Cin­ runs, two of them during a seven-run, Herald Sporlnwrilrr cinnati nipp^ Chicago, 1-0, Atlanta seventh-inning uprising for Atlanta. Fidrych and his future than they let on. The sore- DeWald, Huntington Park, Calif. „ . , over for starter Bob Owchinko in the armed hurler — who’s sorely missed not only by original Mseball diamonds, dating to the Mys of For two years running, team was composed of pummelled St. Louis, 12-1, Los Winning pitcher Preston Hanna hit following the seventh. Detroit but by the whole American League because Abner Doubleday, used to have this stn Manchester High bovs’ tennis “ idiots” who demand high Reliever Skip Lockwood, 7-4, got Angeles handled Philadelphia, 5-3, his first major league homer. he’s such a drawing card — n w not find the magic trajectory of a pitch from the mound to the homeplaEome plate. But in the interest of streamlining and easier ground k( team finisheii third in the Cen­ salaries and play on a “high the win. and San Francisco ripped Montreal, Dodgers 5, Phillies 4 cure in sun-bakedf Florida. 'There’s a suspicion 9-5, Lee Lacy’s three-run homer in the surgery may be the only route. this was cut out In the modem era, meaning generally tral Connecticut Interscholas­ school” level. Four players, who were com­ after World War II. 'The Japanese, I suppose, remain old first inning helped carry Don Sutton “Pm not going to contradict,” plimented by Kroc in his outburst, Asiron 2, Pirates 1 traditionalists. tic League (CCIL) standings. and Los Angeles to victory, offsetting Padre Manager Roger Craig said were Ozzie Smith, Derrell Thomas, Cesar Cedeno’s two-out triple in Q. Were Rick Monday, Sal Bando and Reggie Jackson Tuesday, after the Padres lost a 3-2 Randy Jones and Gaylord Perry. the eighth inning broke up a 1-1 tie to solid home runs by Mike Schmidt, all on the same college baseball team? What year was Q. After, reading in your column about Herman that. If so, and did It win the college championship? — Wmemeyer, conid you please tell me what ever hap­ The Indians, with a 12-3 overall decision to the New York Mets. “I’m “Our attitude is good now,” said win it for Houston. Ken Forsch, 2-2, Rich Hebner and Greg Luzinskl. earned the victory. Jim Bibby, 4-3, H.T., Ventura, Calif. pened to the real AU-Amerlcan who played in the Sugar docket, placed behind Hall and not going to say anything to Mr. Jones, who may have sparked the Giants 9, Expos 5 Bowl that day lor Oklahoma A&M, by the name of Bob took the loss. Jack Clark drove in tour runs with Simsbury. “We just can’t seem to get Kroc. He owns the club and I’m on controversy when he blasted some of Fenimore, leadini ; his team to a 3J-11 victory? — Harold over this hump,'’ viewed Tribe Coach Reds 1, Cubs 0 a homer and double and Darrell Nance, Oregon, “ the field trying to win bail gam es.” his teammates for poor attitude. Dave Flanagan. Fred Norman, 7-3, and Doug Bair Evans added two RBIs to lift San Lenny Randle's one-out single with “We’ve talked it over. The guys But the Silk Towners next year combined on a four-hit shutout and Francisco over Montreal. Bob the bases ioaded in the ninth drove in realize we have to pick ourselves up. "will definitely be able to challenge Cincinnati capitalized on Gene Knepper, 8-3, was the beneficiary of (Allege r uuiuaii nM (;iirs(;\M i;s Elsewhere in the American Zotta, Brian Buonano; Howard; 14-15 Diane Lessard. nia Angels rookie third baseman DiYeso, Pete DlRosa and Barry V - : , ■ ... finally have them where we want HorkwrII vs. Postal, h • Nrho Mike Cunningham played DAYUGHT SAVINGS POST TINES 100-Yard Dash — Boys 10-11 Jim Carney Lansford was placed on the Bernstein with three hits each and League, Kansas City bianked Texas, ALUMNI JUNIOR them .” I'hriflv >s. . T rh ‘ph(»n<‘, h • Nikr 5-0, New York put away Oakland, 5-3, well). Tomahawks 1 (Steve Bikers meet Lemieux; 12-13 Jon Morris; 14-15 Randy disabled list Monday for three weeks Manny Vital, Dennis Miller and Bill Two five-run innings and Burnham. DrMol a> %h. JC Rlur. t» - K frnt‘\ Milwaukee downed Detroit. 7-2, Haddock; Steve Farley Jai alai results and will be replaced by Dave Trombley with two blows each. a 15-run outburst in the se­ LOUDON, N.H- ( U P I ) - Girls 1611 Lori Sporck; 12-13 Julie \\ iUon tins'... 7:,‘10 • Nike played well). E Z 5 E 3 'I'WWiii in -1"" -'"r----TTr-i— * Machemer, an infielder with the Best in defeat was Gordy Plunkle cond stanza was more than More than 200 motorcycle Bosshardt; 14-15 Diane Lessard. \ ilo's \s. Peter's, 7 :.'tO - llnberl- East: Yankees 3 (Jay Angels’ Salt Lake City farm club. with a homer and single. enough as Liggett Parkade riM Gam fta*U 7f racers and 50,000 fans are USAC sanction 226Yard Dash — Boys 1611 Kevin smi Hedlund 2, Mike DESMTCVEMHC 1 Nta Gaamirti 2140 11.00 5.00 50rUrtaGaama lltO 5.M 740 Lansford tore ligaments in his left Games postponed overwhelmed Moriarty Fhl Cam IwWei 7 faiab expected to take part in the Heine; 14-15 Mark Allen. l‘'ogart\'s %s. /ipser. 7:30 - Letoumeau), Cyclones 1 4 Hiartal Carta 4J0 1.40 7 IsU OdiM 740 4.41 MILTON, Vt. (UPI) - thumb during a home-plgte fracas in Wet groundn forced pout- Fuel, 28-2, in a game called I Gam Scbastiai 11.20 1I.M S.40 1 U im I 7.40 1 2ikaU M l 5.40 annual races June 16-18 at Girls 1611 Betty Ann Maher h'it7.g(‘ral(l Trash Away outlasted Lombardo's 3 Mt Jbii I lOiO 7it m s * 4-1 41J0 ^ a 5-7 4140 The U.S. Auto Club has Saturday night's 4-3 Angel win over (Tommy Wood; Dave Bean 1 htdfm M iOO Bryar Motorsports Park. 446Run— Boys 10-11 Jim Lemieux; 12- .Angels \s. Trash, h - Robertson last night at Robertson Park in the ponementH of last ni^liTH after four innings last night tafarta M 114.00 Nriarta 5-7 11540 sanctioned a race for its played well). IWMla34 4iW Triftrta 14-1 45510 Trifarta $-71 140U0 A reception and cruise 13 Jon Morris the New York Yankees. Sjnings \s. Reiiii's. t) - (Jiene\ nightcap, 17-15, as Bob DeMarchi Mcheduled hoBehall gunicH in* at the West Side Oval. NrfKta n 1S1.N midget cars at Catamount solving Moriarty'n in the 'IViliglit Raiders 5 (Myles Marta t-34 S3L20 Salk Gam ImMat 7 N ab T«6h b n Shiln I M > around Lake Win- slugged four hits and Jim Bossie, Stu James Grout was 3-for-4 1 Gam Caamutf 2040 10.00 440 2 UaM H40 Oil 540 Stadium in Milton, track 1‘arr's \s. rierne\*>.. (t - McCurry 2, Ed Ansaldi, SacaaO Gam OaMai 7 hWs nipesaukee Friday will Magdefrau and Paul Hebert three Feugue and the American I.egion. and Bob Piccin and Brian IMSartit 2L00 100 4J0 2lauaraRbKi 140 100 4IM 340 officials have announced. Fitzgerald Michael Smith, Ken 7RaiO)r Gatta 140 Olsh 3.40 highlight opening day each. fzoaeli Jack llolik of the Legion Glligan each chipped in 2 Zecri MO ICO IhUaU 2-130.00 M U 2-4 3120 Krause), Earthquakes 0 I Kvreert SaOartiai 5.40 Spokesmen said the race Pete Lombardo and Roger LaJoie Kaid the game with Windnor Loekn two blows for Liggett. Bob­ Nrlerta t-2 13040 Nriarta 24 12140 events. f f i.i m ; M U M 5120 TrrUrta t-2-7 1.4SI00 TrHarta 244 niiO is the first event in Ver­ (Eric Enroth, Chris Terry, CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87. PLAlNnELD hriarta 1-2 231J0 Time trials and a race Trailing 7-2 after three innings last were in the two-hit group for the huH been reset for Julv 8. by Hill had a pair of base Saitatk Gam SUitn 7 NWS mont ever sanctioned by Tom Finnegan played Trtfarta 1-24 S03J0 Deyaatti Gam laWUs 7 NWi for lightweight bikes will NASSIFF night at Mt.Nebo, Crispino's came lo winners. Dave Peck, Steve Koski, knocks for Fuel. SGatsMa 17.40 4.00 4.40 2 RaOriemt IbrcaMa 1140 1340 101 the USAC and will be held well). tlH Gm OmOUs 7 Nrts 3 ZWaU 4.40 1.40 I itaTM GaiU 5.40 4.10 be held Saturday, while life with 12 runs in the next three in­ Chuck Barrera, Pat Vignone and 1 Gam Km I UO UO 4.00 2 Gafta 9.00 5 ksh OUva 4.40 at the one-third mile oval 2 0a(aGa«iU2 UO 140 lUWeU 3-5 4100 M U 1-2 5100 three races — including a nings to tack a 14-7 defeat on MCC to Pete Henry each enjoyed three-hit 4 U Sctotiai 120 July 1, featuring drivers of Little League M U 1-2 3140 Nriarta 5-3 7340 Nriarta M 12140 16-mile expert event — are move into a first place tic with the nights in the loss. Trtbrta 5-3-2 217.40 Trifarta 2-1-5 I2LM Indy 5il)0-type cars. 1IIEBBI A R M S CO. AMERICAN FARM MwU 1-2 101.40 scheduled Sunday. losers. CM ARTER OAK Triferta 1-24 427J0 GcMb Gam laW ts 7 NWS TmHtfc Cam OaWas 7 NWS Free net clinic, Police & Fire entry tJaerlU H 14.40 120 5.40 1 lascaraa Ockai 11-20 440 140 F®fL ' Chickey Balesano's three-run Rallying for two runs in the final FavUi Gam SUfJet 7 NaU gained two wins, 20-19 over I SarfU 1140 7.00 IIU I lima 0rW*P f JJ 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER] homer set the pace for the Supremes inning, LaStrada nipped Annulli 1 Ma MO 441 S UtTGaamW *41 the Legion Saturday and ^WaUMSIW She al.so tripled and singled and Construction last night at Charter mixed doubles 5It«i (iO Nrfarta 14 17150 19-7 against Army & Navy lUWaUM 3440 Trilada 14-5 13040 teammate Marcy MacDonald Oak. 8-7. Pcrifrta M 14.00 647-9126 Monday night. TrHtrta G-1-5 420.00 NMHL $250,745 slammed a two-run homer and a tn Pete Ramey, Ron Slomcinsky, Bill tourney slated ITTBMNCt 34M Larry Marrotti paced the pie. Moran and Carl Silver singled in "The Houio of Spor+e" Best for the Collegians were Kathy succession to turn the tide in the big Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., win over the Legion with a Klotzcr with a two-run home run and inning. Jack Redmond, pro at tbe grand slam homer and two two singles and Jennifer Krascella Ramey earlier collected a homer . Manchester Racquet Club, reports a doubles with hitting sup­ Jai alai entries and Ram Pietro with three hits each Mike Quesnel and Jeff Quirci each free clinic will be offered as part of port from Gary Davenport, Stumped for FATHER'S DAY? had three bingles for the Contrac­ National Tennis Week. Bob Templeton and Pete iOKSNTMM i : \ s r i : i ( \ lit Gb m M k i Pros Redmond and Tom Casalino Allyn. 4lh Gi m Sineles 7ttGamSkC/ in Tuesday’s primary for governor. by sociologists Robert and Helen Lynd, people’s wealth were unjust and ought to 027-06 0254)6 A * M Lt. Gov. Brantley Harvey finished first, ahead of first in the mid-1920s and again during the be changed, and 46 percent in both surveys V ' r I f V V i V former state Sen. Dick Riley. Former Rep. William Jen- Resolution on fishing Depression. agreed "it is entirely the fault of a man 7 I'N .N J . J . I nings Bryan Dorn was third and out of the money, but A survey of 3,200 high school students in himself if he does not succeed.” NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS t f with enough votes to force a runoff by preventing Harvey Nova Scotia Premier Gerak Regan (left) outlines resolution calling Muncie, a city of 130,000 found they were from winning a majority. on New England governors and Eastern Canadian premiers to work oriented nearly as strongly as their grand­ INVITATION TO BID WASHINGTON (UPI) — The stage is set for another Former Rep. Young was declared the winner of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut (Owner) Toast at White House for settlement of disputed marine boundaries between Canada and the parents .to patriotism, the work ethic and Separate sealed bids for the NEW STATE ROAD AND long fight between the House and the Senate on a bill en- q q p primary over fellow millionaire Raymon Finch, U.S. New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson listens at the Tuesday social justice. But they were less religious “working dinner’’ Tuesday night at the White compassing two of the most emotional social issues in the Q^iy g hundred votes separated the two, but Reporters strike ADAMS STREET TRUNK SEWER, will be received by the President Carter and Indian Prime meeting. (UIJI) photo) ‘ and more tolerant of dissent. Town of Manchester, Connecticut at the office of the Direc­ Minister Morarji Desai toast one another at a House. (UPI photo) country : federally funded abortions and hiring quotas for Republican state officials said Young was the nominee “It appears that in this middle-sized, tor of General Services until 11:00 a m., E.D.S.T., June 29, minorities. gpj piggh agreed. Midwestern city some of the attitudes of New York paper 1978 and then will be publicly opened and read aloud. At issue are provisions in a bill appropriating money ju Maine, House GOP leader Linwood Palmer and the post-World War 1 era have persisted The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Con­ for fisc^ 1979 for the Departments of Labor and Health, Democratic Attorney General Joseph Brennan won with remarkable tenacity,” said Dr. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York tract, Plans; Specifications and Forms of Bid Bond, Perfor­ Lack of import duties mance and Payment Bond, and other contract documents Education and Welfare. nominations for governor. They seek to succeed Gov. Howard M. Bahr of Brigham Young Daily News, hit by a reporters’ strike, U.S. and Cuba continue On a 212-198 vote Tuesday, the House rejected a com- James Longley, the nationus only independent, who Kept may be examined at the following location: University, one of the researchers. published today as drivers, ignoring promise that could have headed off another long abortion |^jj promise not to run for a second term, Office of the Director o( General Services, Town of For example, three or four students shouts of “scab,” crossed picket lines to battle with the Senate, and insisted on language allowing jg gjUitjon to the major party nominees, Rev. Herman Manchester. Municipal Building, 41 Cenier Street, hurts region fishing believed the United States was take the nation’s largest circulation paper federally funded abortions for pw r women only if the c “Ruddy” Frankland, pastor of Bangor’s largest Bap- Manchester, Connecticut 06040. “unquestionably the best country in the to newsstands. Copies may be obtained at the office of the Director of continu^ p r e ^ ^ c y would threaten their lives. jjjj church, will be on the November ballot, hoping to U7ACUTMrirrr\M /TTDT\ 'PM.tnniiMr tuhi/>h thrxiafano rhD onnnAmiri ri02ath WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Treasury which threatens tne economic death of the world” and half accepted the slogan “My A spokesman for the morning tabloid General Services located at Manchester, Connecticut upon dispute over Zaire war It also voted M2-177 for an amendrnent blocking use of ggpitaij^g on Longley’s success as an independent, Department’s refusal to impose an import New England fishing industry,” added country right or wrong” — a drop of only said it appeared that something less than payment of $50.00 for each set. "The mission of Cuba in Angola is federal funds to draft programs aimed at increasing pg,„,gr gyg^ ^g,, g, the vote in the GOP Hathaway. told U.S. envoy Lyle Lane on May 17 duty on Canadian fish is only part of a 15 and 10 percent respectively from 1924. half the normal 2-miIlion copies would be Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning each set promptly WASHINGTON (UPI) - The to protect it from foreign minority college enrollment and minority hiring or toppling lawyer Charles Cragin and state Senate Treasury officials said the decision not he had heard about preparations for “conflicting” national policy which More students today felt the Colonies distributed. The News ran a 64-page edi­ and in good condition, will be refunded his payment. United States and Cuba continued in aggression,” Solarz quoted Castro as Majority Leader Jerrold B. Speers, who finished far back to impose a counterveiling duty of Cana­ The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or the Shaba invasion and had warned threatens to spell “the economic death of were entirely right and England entirely tion, roughly two-thirds the normal size, hostile disagreement today over saying, “and there needs to be Cuban Then the congressmen gave final approval to the $56 jg tiijrd dian fish will extend until Jan. 1, 1979, to reject any or all bids. Angolan leader Agostinho Neto it the New England fishing industry,” Sen. wrong in the American Revolution, with and did not publish its separate suburban whether Cuba tried to prevent the troops in Angola as long as the situa­ billion appropriations bill, which went to the Senate s $1.8 Wrennan got almost half of the vote, with state Sen, William D. Hathaway, D-Maine, says. when direct subsidies to Canadian Each bidder must deposit with his bid. security in the should not take place. nearly half agreeing with the statement sections. amount, form and subject to the conditions provide in the Katangese invasion of Zaire. A U.S. tion is unstable in Zimbabwe billion lighter than when the House started working on Merrill second and state Rep. Richard J. Carey a The decision, announced Tuesday, effec­ fishermen are to be phased out, officials The official said Castro claimed the measure last week. compared with 40 percent two generations No new contract talks were immediate­ Information for Bidders. spokesman says efforts to improve (Rhodesia), Namibia and South tively means Canadian fishermen, who said. not to have any involvement with the The Senate, meanwhile, prepared today for what was i ...... ago. ly set between the News and the striking Attention of bidders is particularly called to the relations between the two nations are Africa.” , are now subsidized by their government, One congressional source privately Katangese in Shaba. seen as a major test on the controversial labor law p .. i „ „ _ Manchtaler Evening Herald The teen-agers held many of the same Newspaper Guild, which represents some requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed in abeyance. The United States estimates there may continue to sell their catch for lower blamed the Treasury Department’s deci­ The administration maintained its Two days later, the official said. reform bill, which has been held up by a filibuster. ** C le a n Pubiimtu nary ntning axcapt religious beliefs as their grandparents, 1,300 editors, reporters, photographers and minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract. are over 40,000 Cuban troops and prices in the U.S. than their American sion on the State Department’s un­ but fewer felt it was wrong to go to the No bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the refusal to reveal its evidence the Lane told a Cuban diplomat that if The third try to invoke cloture came Tuesday, but was NEW YORK (UPI) — To (Sundiyi and hoiKHy*. Entarad a t^ and commercial employees. military advisers in Africa, most of counterparts. willingness to create further problems movies on Sunday (8 percent vs. 33), actual dale of the opening thereof. Cubans prepared and trained the Castro’s assurances were not true SIX votes short of the needed 60 to limit debate. The remove onion, garlic or cond ciua Mtii Mitt«r. The Guild, whose contract expired last them in Angola (about 23,000) and American fishermen complained the with Canada. The two countries since last viewed the Bible as an adequate guide to Robert B. Weiss, General Manager Katangans in Angola and failed to try the United States would view it with fourth vote was scheduled late today. cabbage odor from a r«r i« Qaiu March 30, walked off the job shortly after Ethiopia (around 17,000). practice amounts to unfair price competi­ week have banned fishermen from the modern problems (53 vs. 74 percent) or 2 p.m. Tuesday, when contract talks broke Dated June 13, 1978. to stop their May invasion of Zaire. “gravest concern.” Solarz said Castro has no plans to In other action. House and Senate energy conferees wooden chopping board, ^ payabia m zdvanca 0204)6 The invasion began the next day. tion and asked the government to protect other country from fishing in their waters. that Jesus Christ was “perfect” (67 vs. down. Key issues were how wage in­ President Carter was certain to withdraw from the Dgaden in the settled final details of a compromise bill that would lift wash it in detergent or singiacopy...... >...... isa On May 25, Carter publicly con­ them by placing a duty on Canadian fish Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, D-Maine, said 83). creases would be distributed — the paper face a barrage of questions about the Horn of Africa because the situation federal price controls on newly produced gas by 1985. soap suds, rinse, then omamVn'th :$3*!«o' the Treasury Department decision had demned Cuba. Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., the chief Senate moisten the surface with a Thraamonihi...... imports. Fifty percent said the theory of evolu­ wanted some hikes based on its deter­ situation, along with other questions there is not yet secure, fighting con­ Hathaway and other members of “no sound basis in fact. The harm to our LEGAL NOTICE about U.S.-Soviet relations, at his Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., who negotiator, said Tuesday’s action meant it now will be solution of liquid chlorine ona’y a a f'.*!!!!! ilUeieo tion offers a more accurate account of the mination of merit — and union opposition tinues and in any case Somalia has Maine’s congressional delegation strongly fishermen has been documented.” Ret. 3rd Tuesday of met with Castro for seven hours possible to move quickly on final approval of three of the bleach and warm water. M an Rataa lipo'n origin and history of humanity than a to alleged retrogressions sought by televised and broadcast news con­ not yet abandoned what he termed Cohen, Rep. David F. Emery, R-Maine, Monday, told reporters Tuesday criticized the Treasury Department’s literal interpretation of the Bible, up from management. Juno, 19^® (June 20, 1978) ference today. expansionist designs on Ethiopia. five bills in the administration’s energy package: those Let stand a few minutes, and Rep. Gerry Studds, D-Mass., have in­ JOSEPH C. MIKE SUPERIOR COURT Castro said a political solution is not refusal to grant the request. An administration official said dealing with industry conversion to coal, utility rate wash the board again, rinse ahouid taiephona iba circulation troduced legislation in Congress that INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF possible in Angola. reform and natural gas pricing. and dry, says The Soap and daparimani, eaz-gwe. “This poses a grave threat to the Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro livelihood of Maine fishermen. I am deep­ would require a duty be im p o st on Cana­ THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT Detergent Association. ly disturbed by the Treasury Department dian fish imports. Israel accuses U.N. COUNTY OF NEW HAVEN action and the State Department’s ap­ Emery called the Treasury Department parent role in the decision,” said Rep. decision an example of the “lack of com­ CONNECTICUT COMMERCIAL SPECIAL William S. Cohen, R-Maine. mitment and support for the industry TRAVELERS MUTUAL Carter to speed process FLETCHER GLASS CO. INSURANCE COMPANY and Armatrong “This situation points up the conflicting from this administration.” of aiding Palestinians CONNECTICUT LIFE AND HEALTH Ov#r JS Ytort of tiporionc* Of MANCKESHR national policy which we are not pursuing INSURANCE GUARANTY ASSOCIATION Designer Solarlan< TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Israel has “These facts stand in contradiction with MAY 31, 1978 COMPLETE AUTO CUSS SERVICE accused U.N. peace-keeping troops of the position expressed by you at our NOTICE TO CREDITORS, POUCYHOLDERS, of relations with China WINDOW CUSS MIRRORS GLASS FURNITURE TORS R e g . $14.98 sq. yd. PICTURE FRAMING • FIRCPUCE A DOOR MIRRORS ' NOW ONLY cooperating with Palestinian guerrillas meeting in Jerusalem,” Dayan said. “The INSUREDS, BENEFICIARIES and TU8 ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK and warns it will intervene militarily if its present situation is not only in violation of OTHER CLAIMANTS WASHINGTON (UPI)- President private group, the conditions on Premier Chiang Ching-kuo to react Businessman's arrest Lebanese Christian allies are attacked. your statement to me on this matter, but OF Carter will speed up the process of which the United States will insist negatively. *11.9 5 „, Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan made also bodes ill for the future.” CONNECTICUT COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS seeking full diplomatic relations with before replacing the historic U.S.- But officials believe Taiwan will Manchester 649-4521) COLLECTOR'S ITEMS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY All Pattarnt ind Stylaa the accusation in a strongly worded letter Maj. Gen. Avigdor Senegal, com­ Communist China, but is insisting on Taiwan tie with full ties to Peking: reject it — declaring it cannot sur­ DANI$M Fum You are hereby given notice that in accordance with the mvioiNiiAi ofCANim Soviet relations threat to U.N. Secretary General Kurt mander of Israel’s northern front, warned three conditions to safeguard • Continued U.S. trade and aid to vive withdrawal of formal U.S. ties NtUHf IIFIODUCDOMt Fraa etifmafaa provisions of S^tions 38-9 and 38-10 of the Connecticut Waldheim, formally advising him of of renewed military intervention should Taiwan’s future, administration of­ Taiwan. This would mean Taiwan and, instead, bow to the inevitable — General Statutes, the Superior Court of the State of Connec­ f G'*4ty CiiM Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon Christian Lebanese be attacked by the ticut, in and for the County of New Haven, has this date ficials say. would continue to enjoy U.S. trade protesting sharply but taking con­ MOSCOW (UPI) — The forcible arrest Crawford, who has been in Moscow for National security adviser Zbigniew O P E N M -F 8-5:30 GLASTONBURY PAINT & FLOOR COVERING Tuesday after a 91-day occupation. Palestinians or their leftist Moslem allies. entered an order declaring the CONNECTICUT privileges, Export-Import Bank certed actions to make the best of the RUSTICS IN STOCK of an American buswpsman on charges more than two years, was driving with his T H U R . T IL 9:00 3/16" X 1/4" Furniture Gallefy “On the other hand,” Dayan said, "ac­ “The Israeli government is standing by COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MUTUAL INSURANCE Brezezinski told Peking's leaders last credits, uranium supplies for its situation and protect the foreign in­ finace, embassy employee Virginia Ul- S A T . • • 5:00 STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES of currency violation^hreatens to worsen cording to reliable information, hundreds its commitment to continue to protect the COMPANY (CCT) to be insolvent. The court further ap­ month the United States is deter­ nuclear power plants, and military vestments which are vital to its 60 Hebron Aw. 633-9178 brish of Philadelphia, when he was picked U.S.-Soviet relations, already strained by of terrorists ... in the wake of the Israeli Christian minority in south Lebanon,” pointed Joseph C. Mike, as Insurance Commissioner for the mined to move toward full relations, co-production arrangements. vigorous economy. 54 McKEE ST., M ANCHESTER up Monday. Miss Ulbrish was freed. SCREENS REPAIRED Open a , Fri. hi 9 Bankcaids Accepted worldwide political tensions and withdrawal, returned to southern Benegal told Christian militia leaders at a State of Connecticut, Receiver of CCTT and authorized and but did not start negotiations, of­ • Establishment of a U.S. trade of­ There also is the possibility Taiwan allegations of espionage. In Chicago, International Harvester Lebanon. ceremony in the Lebanese village of Maiss directed him to take possession of the properties, books, ac­ ficials said Tuesday. fice — possibly unofficial — in might eventually declare itself a P. Jay Crawford, 37, of Mobile, Ala., the said it believed Crawford was innocent of counts documents, contracts and other records as well as Rather, he sought to widen “Moreover it appears that (the U.N. el Jebel. Taiwan after diplomatic relations new, independent state, but that is Moscow representative of International any violations of Soviet law. "We don’t rights of action thereof, wherever located, as well as the political consultation between force) is permitting the transit of food and “I will certainly recommend a military are severed and the 1954 mutual not seen as an immediate develop- Harvester, was dragged from his car at a think he’s guilty,” a company spokesman premises occupied by it for the transaction of its business Washington and Peking on strategic FIRST M QUALITY other supplies to the terrorists, and that action” should either Christians or Israeli defense treaty is abrogated. ment. Until now, both the said. and to operate, manage, direct, control and conduct the WHERE FRESHNESS traffic light by Soviet militamen. the latter ... are clandestinely introducing settlements along the border be attacked, issues, and in the process outlined the • A pledge that China would not Nationalists on Taiwan and the MT. VERNON Crawford’s arrest came at a time of in­ business thereof subject to the general supervision of the administration’s view of Soviet Crawford was held incommunicado for arms and other military equipment into Benegal later told a television inter­ Superior Court. The court directed the Commissioner to con­ seek to reunite Taiwan to the China Chinese on the mainland have said AND QUALITY creasing tension between Washington and military strength as contained in a a day before U.S. officials were allowed to the area.” viewer. tinue the operations of CCT as a going concern and to take mainland by force. Various formulas Taiwan is part of historic China. IS GUARANTEED Moscow over Soviet moves in Africa and National Security Council study meet with him at Moscow’s Lefortovo Dayan said "some units” of the peace­ In all, Israeli forces handed some 14 the steps necessary to mitigate the conditions giving rise to have been considered by the ad­ Any rejoining of Taiwan to the ■DAIRY STORES! American charges that the Russians THL F im FK$Kn AViVUm Prison Tuesday. The U.S. Embassy has keeping force “treat these PLO elements positions over to U.N. forces and another such receivership; directed that the Commissioner shall known as PRM-10. ministration in this respect. mainland, U.S. officials say, would planted listening devices in the U.S. Em­ In a related development, UPI ’ SAlf EADS SAT. M i 17,71 delivered a written protest over “the with indulgence and even cooperate with 20 to 800 Christian rightists. have all the powers of the directors, officers, managers and The proceedings of the commission have to be accotnplished through bassy in Moscow. learned Peking has invited Rep. behavior of Soviet authorities in this them ...” employees of CCT; authorized the Commissioner to appoint are off the record, but several par­ peaceful arrangements between the case.” State Department officials in such special deputies as may be necessary; directed all of­ Lester Wolff, D-N.Y., to visit China ticipants were willing to describe to OSCAR MAYER governments in Taipei and Peking The embassy declined to discuss the Washington said they were not yet ficers, managers, directors, trustees, owners, employees, for three weeks beginning June 28. UPI the substance of the U.S. ^ BOLOGNA and would involve exceedingly conversation between its officials and prepared to draw any direct relationship and agents of any insurer and any other persons with authori­ Wolff, a backer of full ties, is chair­ strategy. UPI also sought elabora­ delicate negotiations. ^ % Crawford, but said the Soviet Foreign between the Crawford case and other re­ ty over or in charge of any segment of CCT's affairs to man of the House subcommittee on tion of U.S. China policy from of­ Pact foes plan protests On the other hand, should a strong SAVE 7 0 cent incidents involving the two countries. cooperate fully with the Commissioner; and specifically em­ Asia and Pacific affairs. Ministry announced he was accused of powered the Commissioner to pursue various means of ficials in the executive and Taiwan independence movement The Soviet government newspaper During the past two days. Carter legislative branches. violating Section 78 of the Russian managing the financial affairs of CCT. develop, the United States might con­ 20« 13 i Criminal Code, which deals with Izvestia Monday said a U.S. Embassy and his aides have outlined to the The administration expects the The Superior Court further directed that the Connecticut sider extending diplomatic recogni­ 994 VALUE employee was caught last summer as she for Carter’s Panama trip .Trilateral Commission, an elite STOCK UP smuggling and illegal contraband. Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association (CLHIGA) Nationalist Chinese government of tion to a newly proclaimed state. tried to deliver money, microphones and But Soviet sources said the arrest in­ PANAMA CITY (U I) - Nationalist The University of Panama law and may assist the Commissioner upon his request in carrying poison capsules to a spy. It said a previous RIPE YELLOW volved alleged currency violations, a groups opposed to new Panama Canal political science faculty has approved a out his duties; that CLHIGA shall have reasonable access to supply of poison was used to kill an inno­ the records, bwks, accounts, contracts and other documents For H im ...... A Schultz Gift Certificate for charge that carries a sentence of three to pacts they consider humiliating and un­ resolution predicting that Carter’s trip 10 years. cent Soviet citizen. of CCT so as to enable it to carry out its obligations under constitutional are gearing up for Presi­ would “produce problems.” Chapter 689 of the Connecticut General Statutes as well as ELECTROLUX FATHERS DAY dent Carter’s visit for a formartreaty They resolved that the Panamanian con­ under the order of the Superior Court; and directed CLHIGA The Post Rd. Plaza Vamon Branch exchange” ceremony Friday. stitution demands a new plebiscite to ap­ to take the actions necessary to protect the policyholders, in­ Ib ralocBtiM to Leftists have begun a war of spray- prove the canal treaties amended by the sureds, beneficiaries, annuitants, payees, and assignees of SAVE WITH U8I 39 LB. VALUE painted slogans along Balboa Avenue U.S. Senate. the insurance policies of CCT against failure to the perfor­ 629 Main St., Manchester w w in iE E s r leading to the American Embassy, urging Panama’s chief of state Gen. Omar mance of the contractual obligations of CCT due to its im­ lor Cuatomar Convanlanca SPECIAL Carter not to come for the ceremonies. Torrijos says the Oct. 23 referendum, pairment and subject to the approval of the Commissioner aa of Monday, Juna 12th. OFTHEWEEKI “Don’t Come Carter” and “Panama and the Superior Court. SALES A SERVICE which approved the pacts by a 2-1 margin, CRACKER RARREL HOME LIKE-COOKIES ICECREAM Yes, Carter No” read messages written would stand and no new plebiscite was The Superior Court has found that it is in the best interest Call $48-3875 lor free pick-up of the policyholders, insureds, beneficiaries, creditors, TAKE by the Student Revolutionary Front and required. SHARP CHEDDAR claimants, and the parties to the receivership action that a and dallvary tarvlca the Camilio Torres Circle, named for the Opan Mon-St. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. SAVE proposal to use the assets of the estate of CCT to transfer the late revolutionary priest. policy obligations of CCT to the Monarch Life Insurance 30< 52« Company of Springfield, Massachusetts (Monarch) be ap­ DFF proved, and authorized and directed the Commissioner, 1.79 VlIlM Vi QAL. 1.49 Value • 9 oz. 19 Oz. BIza CCT, CLHIGA and Monarch to prepare an agreement, SAVE EVERYDAY ON ALL Judge changes mind INVITATION B IIF PRICZt HIQH? SAVE EVERYDAYI generally based upon the proposal attached to the applica­ SUBSTITUTZ WITH C H U t l YOULL’ LOVE THEM OUR FLAVOR8I TO BID tion and Order, Exhibit B, and to submit said agreement to *»**« on Federenko case Sealed bids will be received this Court for final approval and confirmation. in the Office of The Director Upon' approval of said agreement by this Court, the RRACH’S FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) - U.S. District of General Services, 41 Center provisions of Section 7 of the charter of CCT, Special Act No. Street, Manchester, Connec­ 50, 1961, Jan. Reg. Seas., which state that; 2 LB. JELLIES Judge Norman C. Roettger says he no longer intends to “...no action sh^l be t^ en looking toward the dissolution TAKE THE FAMILY take a year and a half to decide whether to denaturalize ticut until June 26, 1978 at 11:00 a.m. for the following: of said corporation or the discontinuance of Us business by SAVE former Nazi death camp guard Feodor Fedorenko. Custodial Services. Uie reinsurance of Us risks or otherwise, except in pursuance TO THE 1 0 < Roettger had said last week it might take up to 18 The Town of Manchester is of a vote in favor of such action representing in number not months to reach a decision on whether Fedorenko lied EVERYDAYI 99* VALUE an equal opportunity less Uian four-fifths of tbe membm of said association.” about his activities at the infamous Treblinka concentra­ employer, and requires an af­ shaU be suspended and annuUed, pursuant to authority ST. BRIDGET’S BAZAAR tion camp in World War II Poland when he applied for im­ firmative action policy for all granted in SS 38-9 and 38-131, General Statutes, and an Oil Faberse from $ 1 2 .8 5 NABISCO migration to the United States. But Roettger had ap­ of its Contractors and Vendors applicaUon for Uquidation and dissolution of CCT pursuant to DW Dry Shampoo $ 1 0 .0 0 COMET CONES parently changed his mind Tuesday. as a condition of doing SS 38-11 and 38-14, General Statutes, wiU be entertained by business with the Town, as per this Court. lampoo & Blow Dry $ 7 .0 0 SAVE “I don’t want to wait a year and a half, a year and eight I months. I don’t want to do that," Roettger said after Federal Order 11246. AU persons clainUng an Interest in these proceedings and •Fun •Food who desire to be heard or to intervene before the reUef 1 0 < Fedorenko’s second day of testimony. Bid forms, plans and sought in these proceedings is granted, Including approval of 44 OAK ST. PACKAQII The delay would be caused by efforts to reach six specifications are available at •AVB EVIRYDAY ON ALL the General Services Office, the agreement above, suspension and annulnient of the Ukrainians who Fedorenko says could clear him of ac­ •Frolic . MANCHESTER NABISCO COOKIE TREATS. 41 Center Street, Manchester, charter referred to above, and Uquidation and disaolution of Recovering^victims^ gear cusations he killed Jewish prisoners at the camp. MT. VERNON J4 Connecticut. CCT, should make appropriate appUcation to the Court as 643-8951 MT. VERN0NJ2 MT. VERNON HI Camping gear is removed Tuesday from one of the canoes used by Roettger said there is “always the possibility” he will be Town of Manchester, soon as possible, but in any event before June 20, 1978. 7 0 MAIN STREET *” T ia 3 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD HERRON A V L group pf ^ y s and instructors on canoe trip in Quebec last weekend. ’able to rule without them. Connecticut Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 31st day of May, 1978. S2a-262a 244 RROAD 690 HARTFORD RD. A M 0 4 4 raO B FOX RUN HALL Prosecutor Jon Sale said “we've done everything Joseph C. Mike High waves swamped three of the craft and drowned 12 boys and one Robert B. Weiss, MANCHESnR MANCHESTER OLASTONRURY humanly possible through diplomatic channels’’ to find General Manager Insurance Commissioner - Receiver MANCHESTER ichultz Beauty Salons instructor. (UPI photo) the six men who live.in the Soviet Union. 022-06 0214)6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.D. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 14. 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., June 14, 1978 13 Halp Wanted 13 Help Wenled IS Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Halp Wanted l l l f r BFa no SALES - Like to talk on the WANTED BABYSITTER - THE MANCHESTER BOARD BUSINESS & SERVICE MECHANIC WANTED for DAY PRODUCTION People. of REALTORS is looking for general repairs. Experience a phone? Why not get paid hand­ Mature loving woman to care National Weather Forecast Lrtilc 'nCALTOKi Work in kitchen preparing for 4 year oldand 1 year old in an exnerienced part lime strangors to must. Starting pay |6 per food, for days business. Good somely for doing it? Call 525- MLS 9216. my home in Vernon, while I seclretare. Conscientious, alert, hour, must have own tools. benefits, employer. Red dependable, able to assume REAL!'REALTORS only Excellent working conditions Lobster Restaurant, 922 Silver work as a teacher. September JOOO J977tr m 19.77 ylOdOs ATTENTION-PARTY PLAN- to June. Call 8 7 2 :^ . responsibllty. Typing and iienxtd and all company benefits. For Lane, East Hartford, Monday bookkeeping experienced. Wxt appointment .call 688-2233. thru Friday, between 2 and 4 New Exciting 1978 Toy Si Gift FRIENDS we haven’t Line I Dealers and Manager FULL-TIME Superintendent Diversified work In busy of­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING p.m. fice. Morning hours CLERK TYPIST - 9 to 2. Mon­ needed. Highest Com­ for Manchester area complex. met yetll missions. No investment. Or Minor plumbing, electrical nreferred. Send biief resume DIRECTORY day thru Friday. Send resume WAITRESSES - Part time repair experience necessary. and references to Personnel to Box R, c/o Manchester nights. Apply Tacorral, 248 take advantage of our Special Daniel F. Reale, Inc. Realtors Herald. Summer Bonus Offer and Good salary, plus apartment, Chairman, 156 East Center Broad Street, Manchester. No plus medical. Call 246-2566, Street, Manchester. Servicea Ottered 31 Servicea Ottered 31 ' Peinting-Pepering______32 Sulldlng-Contrectlng 33 i Main i-4525 phone callsplease. Book a Party now. Call PHONE 643-2711 Collect 673-0494, or write Monday thru Friday 9 jo 5. LEGAL SECRETARY. PET-MINDERS ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, st- INTERIOR - EXTERIOR FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Experienced, comfortable, SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, CARPENTRY & Masoniy - SCHOOL BUS Drivers SECRETARY -' Legal. Going away on vacation? tics, garages, yards cleaned, Painting ■ And odd jobs. Two Additions and remodeling. permanent position for { wanted. Call 568-2058 anytime. Conn. 06001. We will care for your pet In moving, trucking. Loam for experienced College students. Experienced. Comfortable, Free estimates. Call Athony Bualnaaa Property_____M Articles lor Sale mature person, responsible CARPENTER - FRAMING the familiarity of his own sale. Lawn service. No Job to Please call 568-4641. 41 person, capable of taking TOOL Si DIE MAKER. Metal permanent position for Squitlcote, 649-0811. FULL TIME Store Clerk - Crews for additions - garages - / home. Reduced rates for big or smail. 568-8522. MANCHESTER - For sale HAPPY SHOPPING ADVERTISING charge o ra 1 lawyer office in Some heavy mechandise stamping and sheet metal mature, responsible person dormers. TOP MONEY. Call lOWlIT TIMfflAYVtll PAINTING ■ Interior and BUILDING - Hardware, experience. Capable of capable of taking charge of Mnr ONLSANS^I* MAIM more than one pet at one CARPENTRY - Repairs, com m ercial building and celling tile, paneling, files, AT OUR Vernon area. Convenient loca­ handling. Apply in person: 4:30p.m. 646-1050. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile exterior, paperhanging, liquor store. Call for details, tion, parking. 9 to 5, Monday - becoming plant Superinten­ one lawyer office in Vernon address. 649-1352 remodeling, additions, gar­ construction items, Saturday PRE-HOLIDAY SALE DEADLINE Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 r V " ' installation and repairs. Free excellent work References, ages, roofing. Call David Marion E. Robertson, Friday. M arine dictation and Broad Street, Manchester. dent. 3-5 years experience area. Convenient location, and Suday, 81 Tolland Turn­ 12 00 noon the day before required. Salary open. 643- parking. 9 to 5 Monday- ★ estimates. Call Pat, at 646- Free estimates. Fully in­ Patria, 644-1796. Realtor, 643-5953. typing. Please send resume CAM TREE SERVICE - Free sured. Marlin Mattson, 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• pike, Manchester (next to Ar­ EVERYTHING publication. 2711. Friday. Machine dictation and 3745, after 5 p.m. cadia Restaurant) 646-5707. HAPPY AbS and salary range to Box NN, LUBRICATION Person 70 \)' estimates, discount senior 4431 Resort Property 27 Deadline lor Saturday and c/o Manchester Herald. Pre­ typing. Please send resume (Z3« citizens. Company LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. wanted to lubricate trucks and SPIVIATNIR POTOCA9T • EXPERT FURNITURE New homes custom built 1/2 PRICE! sent secretary knows of this trailers. Related experience BOOKKEEPER. Accounts and salary range to Box NN, WORK OPPORTUNITY! $150 Manchester owned and ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin per week potential plus Incen­ reflnishlng and antique QUALITY PAINTING and remodeled, additions, rec EASTHAM, CAPE COD JUM 1S-16 ad. needed. Starting pay $160 payable, general ledger, thru c/o Manchester Herald. Pre­ operated. Call 646-1327, restoration. Free estimates. drapes- Austrialian valance- "THE PENNY SAVER, PLEASE READ profit and loss statements. sent secertary knows of this tive. For interview apply at For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. Wednesday night Paper Hanging by Willis rooms, garages, kitchens Three bedroom collage. Jade, 144x84, $45 Touch and weekly. All fringe benefits. will find thunderstorms in the Pacific Northwest, the E. Loveland, 649-8963. Schultz. Fully insured, remodeled, bath tile, cement Heated. Linens (urnished THRIFT SHOP" SECRETARY - Manchester For appointment, call 688- Flexible hours. Cali 649-2881, ad. 567 New'Park Avenue, Hart- B&M TREE SERVICE - sew sewing machine with (Hotpttel AindHary) YOUR AD for an appointment. ford, at 9:30 a.m. Equal Op­ northern Rockies, the upper Mississippi valley and portions references 649-4343. work. Steps, dormers, Near bay. Granl MacNeill, Maple cabinet. $65., 25 gallon n PURNELL PUCE Law office, shorthand 2233. Complete tree care, spraying ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ RR Box 170, Eastham, Mass, Classified ads are taken over PART-TIME MECHANIC to portunity Employer. of Texas. Mostly fair skies elsewhere. Minimum readings in­ residential or commercial. fish tank with filter and 10-8 required, full time. Please and removal. Insured and tics and cellars cleaned. ■TOM FLANAGAN- Painting, 02642, or call 617-255-5827 tN l:M Thuredty the phone as a convenience. send resume. Box V c/o MAINTENANCE for Apart­ install and service special clude: (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanl 60 experienced. Senior Citizen Call 649-4291. accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow The Herald Is responsible for DEMONSTRATORS: Sell Reasonable rates. Call 646- interior exterior. Papering. Manchester Herald, name brand toys and gifts ment complex. Full or part doors. Flexible hours, will BABYSITTER. Our home, (79). Boston 52 (72). Chicago 59 ( 82). Cleveland 61 (761, Discount. 643-7285. mobiles-40 horse power, best only one incorrect Insertion and time for outside and inside train, good potential for Wednesday thru Friday. Start 1943 for free estimate. General repairs Fullv in­ FIRST CLASS Carpentry - CAPE COD, Dennisport 3 offer Call 568-6559 ihen only to the size of the Manchester, Connecticut. (Tonka, Fisher-Price, Fen­ Dallas 72 (94). Denver 56 (87), Duluth 48 (74), Houston 68 maintenance, over 18. See future. Call days 647-11^. at 6:30 a.m. flexible hours. sured. Call now for 'f ree Remodeling and Additions. bedroom cottage All con­ original insertion Errors which ton) with Treasure House par­ (91). Jacksonville 67 (82). Kansas City 67 ( 89), Little Rock 64 ROOM ADDITIONS, QUALITY CARPENTRY By Ray at Charles apartments, 646-1680 after 3:30 p.m, Estimate 643-1949. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 veniences. June, July & MEDITERRANEAN ■ do not lessen ihe value of the MACHINIST - Experimental. ty plan. You can earn a Free (90). Los Angeles 61 (71). Miami 75 (87), Minneapolis 63 (84). IJormers, kitchens, garages, Hai]p Construction, Additions, September vacancies. Call advertisement will not be cor­ on Charles Drive, off East years experience! For Free (Pecan) double queen head Must be experienced in kit, top commissions, trip to HOW A 10c CALL CAN EARN New Orleans71 (88). New York 53 (71). Phoenix 75 (104), San rec-rdoms, suspended ceilings roofing, siding, decks and gar­ PAINTING - Interior / after 6 p.m. weekdays. rected by an additional Inser­ Middle Turnpike, $$ FOR YOU. Learn how you EXPERIENCED AMESITE Estimates, call 646-4239. board with double box spring Bridgeport and Lathe. Must Nassau. Also booking parties. Francisco 50 ( 651. Seattle 50 (641. St. Louis 62 ( 88) and and roofing, 5^-8958. ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Exterior. Best Workmanship! Manchester 644-2623 tion be aole to do own set up, Call 242-5830 or collect person can be an AVON Sales Dealer Raker. Must have Class 101 and mattress. Very goofl con­ STRAWBERRY SUPPER SUMMER JOB Openings, full and earn about $80 on every License, to drive Mack 10 Washington 54 ( 76). Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! CUSTOM HOMES - Additions dition. $60,659-0716. Scharr Industries, 243-0343. to person Miss Carol 491-2100. “HANDY MAN SERVICE" - Dan Shea. 646-5424. Real Estate Wanted 28 or part time. 18 years or ^00. you sell. Call 523-9401 for wheeler. Must be willing to Windows, rugs, floors, light recreation rooms, roofing, Buckingham Congregational Church older. Exotic dancers. Call information. No obligation of work. Steady work. Call 742- GARDEN HOBBYIST Will siding Quality Work! Best FRIGIDAIRE WASHER - MILLWRIGHT - Experienced WANTED CASHIERS and hauling, cellars, attics, work with you planning R,J. MAGOWAN Si SONS-3rd. ALL CASH For your property, in machine repairs, on textile 246-9897 or 747-4248. course. 6190. gutters cleaned and installed. Prices! Bud 'Talaga, 742-8732, White Amana freezer, white. i Glastonbury, CL (Intersection Routes 94 & 83) counter help. Call Manchester and/or planting. In­ Generation. Paintii^ & or 646-4501. within 24 hours Avoid Red Coldspol refrigerator, white. and coating equipment. Drive-In Theater, 649-6000 Minor repairs. Save this ad. dividualized landscaping, Paperhanging. Free Tape, Instant Service Hayes ADVERTISING Scharr Industries, 243-0343. 643-5747. Owner moving, must sell! June 23, Friday, after 6:30 pm. perennial and annual gardens Estimates. Fully Insured. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Corporation, 646-0131 Best offer. 742-7593. RATES and terraces. Call 649-3955, Telephone 646-1959. 5:30, 6:30 snd 7:15 p.m. RELIEF MANAGER Wanted PART TIME. You need to CARRIER Company doing preclelon machining H O O W F A P j LAWN MAINTENANCE. BIDWELL Home Improve­ SELLING your house? Call us CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - 1 day 1te word per day to work 2 nights during the cam money over the summer. (or aircraft and aubmarlne Industries Reasonable and dependable PROFESSIONAL Painting- ment Co. Expert installation first and we’ll make you a 36 " mower blade, 42" snow 3 days 104 word per day week plus 1 afternoon on We need people with a pica- ROTO TILLING - Established cash offer! T.J. Crockett, IMENU; Ham potato aalad, cola alaw, bakad 6 days 9e word per day college veteran now accepting Interior Exterior, and of aluminum siding, gutters plow blade. Coins: Pennies, weekends. Must be neat, sent telephone voice, to work needs: PROCESS ENGINEER Gardens & Flower beds. Realtor, 643-1577 beana, rolla, coffaa or punch, atrawbarry 26 days 6c word per day NEEDED jobs in your area. Call 289- Paperhanging. 5 years and trims. Roofing installa­ nickles, dimes, quarters, mature, dependable. Apply convenifent hours, from our Reasonable. Call 646-7644, experience. Free Estimates. : shortcake with whipped craam. 15 words $2 00 minimum Vernon Cinema 1&2 after 6 experienced In Numerical Control Tape 4535. tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- halves Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 Happy Ads $2 30 inch East Hartford office. Hourly after 5:00 p.m. Reasonable rates. Call IMMEDIATE Cash for your p.m. USTNMITFORD Programming 2 & 3 axis, preparing 9109. Proof Sets, by appointment. i Adults $4.00 Children under 12 $1.75 rates, commission, bonuses, anytime, Mr. Thompson, 742- properly. Let us explain our Call 228-3547 For Reservations call Call 569-4990 between 9 am process aheeta, operation time TRAILBLAZER TREE 7850. SPECIALIZING cleaning and fair proposal Call Mr TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. and 1 pm., ask for Clara. repairing chimneys, roof new Belfiore, 647-1413. : 5:30-Mrs. Becker, 6:30-Mrs. Daum, 033-2804, 7;1S-Mrs Apply 81 Commerce Street, measure, work flow, and tool control to SERVICE - Removals, Pack, 649-4119 AREA: SSH PAVING and pruning, topping, chipping, INFLATION FIGHTERS. roofs. Free estimates. 30 SINGER SEWING MACHINE Glastonbury. PTG Company. RN OR LPN. Full or part assist the production control manager. Teachers with 18 years MAY WE BUY your home? Gold, Echo, hauling, land clearing. Years Experience. Howley, and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug Telephone 633-7631. time. Summer replacements. Thoughtful, Thorough, Neat. experience! Save 20-50%. In­ 643-5361. Qiuick, fair, all cash and no with pad. bathroom sinks and Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut Industrial engineering background CONSTRUCTION CO. sured. Free estimates. 643- problems. Call Warren E t Clemens, and R.F.D. 2, BoHon, Cl. Results guaranteed. faucets. Call 649-3331. Jm C SALES PERSON .''treet 649-4519.______would be beneflclal. $12-15,000. 1609 / 742-8764. ROOFER WILL Install roof Howland, Realtors, 643-1108 Experienced Full Time Retail SImmone FREE ESTIMATES Experienced / Insured. References. 633-1092 / 633- siding or gutters for low dis­ Furniture Store position with SUNDAY JUNE 18 PHONE 646-5033 TODAY! WOULD LIKE TO buy four WHEEL CHAIR - Good con- : FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES OF Company will be pleased to review your SPECIAL EPRINO PRICES ON 9225. count price. Call Ken at 647- emphasis in Carpeting and NURSES Call Barbara 1566. bedroom older Colonial - dilon, $75.00. Call 643-1951, MRS. LILLIAN SHENSIE /)\ i b _.Draperies. ap'____ Call Mr. Larco, resume or qualification letter. Hot Ml DrWewiii t Building Contracting 33 Preferably in the Porter after 12 noon. Watkins. 643-5171. PsiUnglott! Healing-Plumbing 35 Street area. Please call are cordially Invited to a reception RN’S - LPN's 646-7835 Send to Box A 'SO VM n Eiptrtanc. WES ROBBINS carpentry private party, at 647-1567 FOR SALE ■ William and ...... FATHERS DAY In M tnehnUr" remodeling specialist. Ad­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Marv Slerling bv Lunl. Four, to be held In her honor at 13 Needed for Staff relief WEST SIDE TREE ditions, rec rooms, dormers, four piece place settings, five Help Wanted PART TIME SERVICE. Pruning, tree cleaned with electric cutters, 40 Willie’s Steak House on Thursday, June 15 in area convalescent built-ins, bathrooms, by professionals. McKinney Household Goods teaspoons, one serving spoon Surprise, And Please Dad, or removal, stumps removed, and three other pieces. Call MEN'S DEPARTMENT EVENINGS homes and hospitals. lots cleared hedges trimed, kitchens, 649-3446. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ from 8 pm to 10 pm Grandad With A HAPPY AD. pany, 643-5308. REFRIGERATORS 742-8991 after 3:30 p.m. daily. Management, full time. Must YOUR CHOICE OF light landscaping, 12 years Washers, rages, used, Sponsored by have selling experence in SALARY PLUS They Start For As Little As $2.30. CARPET Installations - Stair CUSTOM CARPENTRY - experience, excellent homes, Additions, Repairs, guaranteed and clean New WASHER - and like new men's wear or furnishings. BONUSES • Location Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. recommendation, satisfaction NO JOB TO Small - Toilet shipment damaged, GE and Martin School P.T.A. Liberal employee discount. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, repairs.plugged drains, kitchen dryer. Pool table, coffee Fatiier's Day Happy Ads Will Run Sat June 17th Steam Cleaning Free guaranteed! Ray Muir, 646- Frigidaire. Low prices B D table, lamps. Telephone 569- Paid pension plan plus other If you have a pleasant, • Siiltt Estimates. Call 649-6265. 345-2009. faucet replaced, repaired. 0713. Rec rooms, bathroom P earl and Son, 649 Main 3547. benefits. Call Mr. Yee, D&L, clear speaking telephone • Days £ } J W U J ^ Street, 643-2171 Vernon, 875-0785. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY remodeling, heat moderniza­ voice, and are willing to ^Deadline Is Noon Friday-*- NEW AND USED Power work to make money, Part time or REALTORS REWEAVING burns, holes. R.T. LAWN SERVICE. Carpentry and general con­ tion, etc. Free Estimate glad­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. tracting. Residential and ly given. M & M Plumbing & 9x7 BRAIDED RUG • In mowers, roto tillers, tractors, AUTOMOBILE Salespeople - here now is your oppor­ full time. Taking applications for colors. Recently cleaned and Lost and Found 1 Must be aggressive, a r­ Phona 643-2711 Window shades, Venetian General Lawn Care, and commercial. Whether it be a Heating. 649-271. chain saws. Sales and service. INDEX tunity! Outstanding pay € in good condition for sale, $50 Capitol equipment 38 Main blinds. Keys. TV for rent. small repair job, a custom ticulate, well-groomed and Clean up. Call 646-4253, 64-5690 after 5. ' NOTICES REWARD! JIOO.OO. For the neatly attired. Must have: set up. CALL Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- between 8:00-5:30. Monday- built home or anything in PLUMBING - Call Tom Street. 643-7958. - Lost end Found return of my Micon Portable previous sales experience a For Atilstance In Placing Your Ad; 5221. between, call 646-1379. Dawkins at 649-7630. - Personili CALL Friday. G.E. ELECTRIC STOVE - ONE OF A KIND , 7 foot - Announcements Computer Terminal. Descrip­ must, automobile background Aik for Sue, Margo or Joa. . tion: Small battery operated 643-9515 Excellent condition, won't padded bar with railing and - Enterletnment preferred Salary: plus com­ 525-9216 last for long for $30! Call 649- - Auctions Terminal in green plastic formica top. $400. 643-5968. missions. benefits and 2587, after 5. case, with keyboard, 23 FINANCIAL dernonslrator available. Do 13 Halp Wanted 13 Halp Wanted 13 Schoola-Claaaea 19 Homes For Sale telephone coupler and one line Help Wented_ 13 Help Wanted WANTED JEWELRY - Old - Bonds-Stocks-MoMgsges not call Inquire in person to WE BUY AND SELL Used furniture, China, dolls, collec- - Personal Loans display of Rea Character, in a Mr, Fleury, Calia Ford, Inc., FOR THE BEST - Manchester MANCHESTER - 11 rooms, 2 - Insurance DEALERS WANTED: To in­ furniture. One piece or entire libles, etc. Robert M. Reid Si Black Carrying Case with 722 Wethersfield Avenue, PART TIME GENERAL Vit- PARY TfME 'WORU;: Full IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 family. Central location. New battery charger and adapter za Shop duties, experence Time Pay! Woman who want all 3 shifts. Some openings stall spray foam insulation in household. Cash on the line. Son. 649-7770. EMPLOYMENT Hartford. old and new buildings. Every pupils per teacher. FREE in­ roof, siding. 3 bedroom each Furniture Barn. 646-0865. - Help Wanted connectors. Please call preferred but not necessary, to earn in excess of $10.00 per r e q u ir e a good m ath troductory lesson with this ad. side. Priced for quick sale at ■ Business Opportunities e v e n in g s 647-9203 {no apply within Tommy s background. Apply at Multi home and building owner can SINGER SEWING Machine. - Situation Wanted BOOKKEEPER - Immediate ADVERTISING SALES PERSON hour. International Company Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. $40,900. Hayes Corporation, questions asked), or please CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Pizzeria, 267 East Center training provided. Call 643- Circuit, 50 Harrison Street, use it. On the job training. No CREDENZA- 7 fool. Solid With maple cabinet. 6 years opening. Experienced needed fees. We are only interested in 646-0131. oak, black marble top Call old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 EDUCATION leave at the Herald with Joe for busy office, to work with Colonial—8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1st floor Street, Tuesday June 13, 7609, or 646-4433 for interview Manchester. - Private insirucnoni Enjoy those hot summer days in this 9 year old selling foam and equipment. 289-1886 after 4:00 p m. year guarantee. $125 firm. - ^choois-Ciasses Sullivan. Thank you. accounts payable and family room w/ficldstone fireplace, 2 Wednesday June 14, 11 am -5 appointment. EAST HARTFORD - 8 room 5 room Ranch with 100' of frontage on nearby pm. only. OLDER RELIABLE Can be applied all year round. Call 644-2967. Instructions Wanted receivable. Matured person sliding glass doors to large deck, modem Call Mr. Miller at 201-242-1513 Colonial completely 30 " HITE ELECTRIC REAL ESTATE IMPOUNDED. Shepherd / preferred. Call for appoint­ We are looking for a Sales Person to add Coventry Lake. Year round with many poten­ PERSON. To fill the midnight Condominiums 22 remodeled, 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 - Condominiums Cross, male. Congress Street eat-in kitchen, 2-car garage, large wooded shift at a Convenient food or write: Royal Industries RANGE And 12-foot HEDSTROM BABY Carriage - Homes for Bale ment, 528-9680, to our growing paper. High School tials. Priced in the 40’s. Inc., 231 Johnson Avenue, bath, rec-room, 2 ear garage refrigerator, with 40-lb. - Lots-Land tof Sale area. Overweight Irish Setter, lot. $72,500. store,'7-11. Call 646-9667. MANCHESTER. Condo. with mattress. Play Pen with Graduate, with some college preferred. Newark. New Jersey 07108. Many extras, $49,900. Hayes freezer. Call 649-7339 anytime. pad. Excellent condition. Crih (nvesimeni Property male, Jones Circle area. Con­ IF YOU ARE an attractive JUST LISTED . Semi-private yard bordering Corporation646-0131. - Business Property tact Manchester Dog Warden, C ar a must. We offer you the ZINSSER AGENCY TELEPHONE SALES. Part Saulter's Pond, 3 bedrooms, with mattress, excellent con­ - BeSorl Properly motivated woman we need PHILBRICK AGENCY dition. High O ^ir. $100 for all - Peal Estate Wanted 646-4555. time. Experienced preferred, 2Vi baths. Carpeted. Central you. If you are looking for a following:— VERNON WON'T LAST! 4 four. Call 643-5 17. MISC. SERVICES' glamorous, challenging posi­ but not necessary. air conditioning. Appliances. room starter home, 2 STEVE ARCHAMBAULT- - Travel MLS 6 46 -15 11 Established service business. Geneal Carpentry and • Services Uttered LOST. Large white, long hair tion, with a new Perisian 646-4266 $43,000. Principals only. 643- bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, - Peintinq-Papenng cat. with orange markings. Salary plus commission. 528- Busineaa Opportunity 14 Roofing. Quality COMMERCIAL BUFFER cosmetic line, you need us. 7082. neat and clean, a bargain al with brushes $50. 643-6654, 4 Building.Contracting Declawed. Answers to “But­ 236-2381, 633-3366, 0292. $31,900. Hayes Corporation, workmanship. Reasonable Rootng-Siding ty". Forest Hills area. Please • Attractive Salary 37.000 Rockville — 6 room Colonial, SMALL ENGINE Service rates Free estimates. Please p.m. to 7 p.m. only. Healing.Plumbing Corporation - expanding 646-0131. Flooring call 649-3802. excellent condition, 3 or 4 TRAINEE TO OPERATE call 646-0793. MATURE WOMAN for Ladies • Bonus Plan Lens Grinding machine. High d e a le r n e tw o rk . No METAL HUTCH Cabinet. Moving-T Turk (ng. Storage Locker Room Attendant. App­ bedrooms. Services Wanted Pertonelt 2 • Mileage school graduate with experience necessary. MANCHESTER - Nine-room, LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ Kenmore Washing Machine, ly at Ellington Ridge Country needs work, $15. Large maple MISC. FOP SALE • Paid Holidays (Including Birthday) 40,500 Manchester — SVi room Colonial, mechanicaTaptitude required. Complete training program. □ REAL ESTATE 5-bedroom Colonial. First tion. orange background with Club. Call 872-9133. $500: investment required to table, with 6 chairs. Hotpoint Household Goods RIDE WANTED from • Insurance, Health and Dental Plan many new features, dead end Mr. Pierson, American Op­ floor family room, 2',z baths, while floral print Call after 4 Articles for Seio Manchester to New Britain, street, convenient location. tical Corp., 370 Market Street, start your own business. Ideal 2-car garage. $72,900. Call p.m , 646-1168. Air Conditioner, 8,500 6TU. Building Supplies early morning hours Call • Company Paid Pension Plan Hartford. 278-0070. for retired or part lime. Homaa For Sale 23 Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- Call 644-1442. Pels .Birds- Dogs NEEDCD HMEOUmY 46.000 Rockville — Fully rented 5 family, Details on request. Mr. Livestock after 5, 643-1257. Du« to oxpontlon of our auto excellent investment. Financing 3233. J Watson Beach Co., Boats S Accessories HOUSEKEEPER Si Barker. ESCAA Field HEBRON - 6 1/2 room Raised Manchester Office. 647-9139. RETIRING - Moving South! - Sporting Goods racondtiloning doparlmont, wa available. Ranch on treed lot with lake All household items. June REDUCE SAFE AND FAST nood thrta poopla lo efaan and JANITORS. Full tim e Training Division, Box 619, Equal Housing Opportunity □ MISC. FOR SALE - Garden Products 125.000 Tolland - High traffic. High Wading River, New York. view and privileges. “Country 17lh, Si 18th. 192 Scantic Antiques with GoBese Tablets and E- prapara cart for aalt. Exparlanea You’ll be working with a loyal, friendly, positions available. Apply in - Wanted lo Buy Vap “water pills". Liggett halpful but not ntccaaaary. volume. Package Store and real person: East Hartford Con­ 11792. kitchen", fireplace family Meadow Road, South Wind­ Api^lcanta should havt atabis dedicated group of employees. /------room, 2 car garage. $42,500. Articles lor Sale 41 sor. RENTALS Rexall Pharmany. estate, valescent Home, 745 Main - Rooms lor Rent ^ employmani background with Street. East Hartford. MANY PEOPLE only dream No agents please. Call 537- 175.000 Columbia — Operating gravel pit, alum inum sheets used as Apartments for Rent good rofaroncaa and valid Olaitonbury — Ntw Listing — 10' room Tall Trees of owning their own business. 3255. 2 BEDROOM HOME, walking - Homes for Rent Help Wanted 13 drivara llcanaa. Banafita Includa Please Call Mr. Tom Hooper at the California Contemporary, 5 bedrooms, 3 full 37 acres, all equipment. Perhaps it's time for you to distance to hospital, schools, printing plates. .007 thick, TAG SALES Business for Rent good pay paid hoUdayt, vaca- WEST SIDE-6 Room Cape. stores, park off backyard, 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Resort Property for Rent baths, plush carpeting, high deck, 2 fireplaces, 235.000 Hebron — 4 store Shopping Center pursue that dream. I have SALES POSITION - Straight tkm and ovartima. Apply In par­ Manchester Herald, 643-2711 for a surround this 3 bedroom Gape with Fireplace, porch, garage. $35,500. Owner-agent, 649- Jl. Phone 643-2711. May be Wanted to Rent son to Ms. Marlon at Vahiclas on 2 acres. WANTED over 1,000 businesses for sale Misc for Rent commissions, leads furnished private interview. 1.78 wooded acres, convenient to Rt. 2, im­ by owners. Many for Dormers. Needs work. 643- 6138. picked up A M. only. MOVING OUT OF State. to homeowners. Call 242-5402 Unilmitad, Routs 6, Columbia, aluminum siding and a prime residen­ batwaan 8;30 AM and 5 PM dally. mediate occupancy, $129,000.00. minimum down. For free 1023, or 529-9657. Open house between 1 pm to 3 AUTOMOTIVE Equal Opporltinily Employ,-r W /f IMMEDIATELY . Autos 'or Sale No phono ealla. lOMBAHDO t tSSOCUTES brochure write: Interstate FIVE ROOM RANCH. 'Three UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub pm. Selling everything in­ EXCELLENT opportunity to tial neighborhood! Low 40’s. Trucks for Sale Efcal Oppwtafty Mrer WARREN L HOWLAND, INC. 2 Family Homaa. Business Marketing, P.O. Box MANCHESTER - no bedrooms. Fireplaced living Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, cluding a Ford Falcon. 33 New Heavy Equipment lor bale learn wholesale hardware Mn Mttthm 6 4 9 " 4 0 0 3 In LmM i 1888. Pueblo, Colo. 81002 reasonable offer refused! 7 room. Full basement. Treed Brownies, nurses. East State Road, Manchester. 646- Moiorcycies-Bicydes business. Good working con­ 643-1108 3 Bedroom Homaa. Campers-Traiiers-Mjbiie room Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, lot. Convenient location. Low Catholic School. 649-1225. 7212. Homes ditions, short hours.522-107. All Price Rangat. SERVICE BUSINESS - With garage, convenient location, $40s. Principals only. 646-2918. - Auiomotive Service TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - BRAND NEW- BLANCHARP & ROSSEHO We have qualified $800 a week income available $41,900. East Coast Realty, SUPER TAG SALE. June Aulos lor Rent-Lease WASH MAN. Will train right in this area, A cash business. 528-9668, evenings 528-4916. ANDOVER. New 6 room Good condition. Good for 17th, 9 to 5. Jurovaty Road. man for laundry service. Part AND BEAUTIFULI buyera, ready to Minimum investment Contemporary on nearly 2 plating, or welding. Call 649- Andover. Furniture, clothing, time work, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. $54,500-111 purchatal required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- WEST SIDE - 5 & 5 Duplex. 3 acres. Fireplaced living gas stove, miscellaneous. INVITATION Call 289-1527, Mr. Koppel. ^ REALTORS A Cell Howl 9544.______bedrooms, country kitchens. room, formal dining room, 2 Rain date later. SIX ROOM RAISED RANCH Excellent condition. Lower baths, garage. Low $60's. Call NCR CASH REGISTER - TO BID WANTED -Gas station atten­ €LIP & MAIL! PAUU.CORRDITIyReaHor TO FULFILL the last stage of $50s. 649-9102. Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- Reconditioned, with many TAG SALE, to speed bicycle, The Manchester Board of dant, full or part time. ENERGY GAVINQ SIDING our expansion program, we 3233; J. Watson Beach Co., totals. Call after 530 p.m., 228- camera equipment, hand ^ 642-2482 6 4 6 - 5 2 5 2 Kduration solicits bids for Mature, responsible person PRIVATE REAR DECK will be looking for 2 full-time ANDOVER LAKE - Ideal for Manchester Office, 647-9139 3957. made cradle, children’s Arts Supplies for the 1978-1979 for third shift. References. real estate salespeople. Call sportsmen! 7 acres with in­ Equal Housing Opportunity. clothing, housejiold items, school year. Sealed bids will Call 871-1698. i n a m e MAIL TO: ONE ACRE WOODED LOT F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- sulated cottage and separate MOLDED FORMICA top and books, toys, and much mis­ he received until 11:00 a.m.. TWO FULL BATHS 2121. guest cottage. Near beach. MANCHESTER - 7 room, 3 paneled bar with two shelves cellaneous! Saturday June 4 ADDRESS and four stools. $175. 646-6028. June 28. 1978, at which time RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a m. ______Call Katherine Bourn, 742- bedroom Cape on lai ge lot in 17th, from 9 to 5. 74 Woodland Good salary benelils and ♦ TWO.CAR GARAGE White picket fence surrounds thisy room 15 8646. J. Watson Beach Co., nice residential area. ihoy will be publicly opened. MANCHESTER Situation Wanted Street, comer of Hawthorn working conditions. Apply ♦ CITY FIREPLACE Cape home on the outside. —Inside you'll COMMERCIAL BUILDINQ Manchester Office, 647-9139. Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ TWO PAIRS of bucket seals Street, Manchester. Rain The rij(ht is reserved to reject Vernon Manor, 180 Regan WE IN VITE COMPARISON find a fireplaced living room — formal 6,000 8q. n. W ILL CARE FOR Cn^ Equal Housing Opportunity. den space. $47,900. Call from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 date. June 24th. any and all bids. pair white. Excellent condi­ Road, Vernon. 871-0385. ♦ STATE P.O. BOX 591 dining room — 1st. floor family room — 3 on 1 Acre valescents, days or weekends. Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. Specifications and bid forms Manchester, Conn. 06040 Exclusiva With: bedrooms and more all for only $44,900. Experienced, with references. EAST HARFORD. Quiet Watson Beach Co., tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. TAG SALE. June 17 and 18, 9 may be secured at the 1190.000 neighborhood surrounds this Manchester Office, 647-9139 PART TIME HELP - No WILLIAM LBOFIORE AGENCY Please call 872-9785. a.m. to 4 p.m., at 175 West Business Office. 45 N. School weekends. All duties. Apply to ZIP EXAMPLE: tastefully decorated 5 room Equal Housing Opportunity. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Center Street. Manchester. Street. Manchester, Connec­ 431 Main St. 317 Graan Road KEITH REAL ESTATE HIGH SCHOOL Student Colonial. Fireplace, rec- sand, stond, fill, rocessed Rick's Restaurant, 24 Willow 464 EAST CENTER STREET Something for everyone. ticut Raymond E. Demers. Street, East Hartford, 569- PHONE 15 W ords fo r 6 Days 4 APARTMENTS available for Lawn Mowine room. East Coast Realty, 528- COVENTRY NORTH. Just gravel. For deliveries, call 4360. 647-1413 649-1922 ' ______646-4136 On Firm Dri*t In HinchMtM, JW Jobs this summer. Please call 9668, evenings 646-7603. listed. Secluded Four George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ ATTENTION FLEA Business Manager dover, 742-7886. Q2G-(^ I □ CHECK ENCLOSED O n l y * 8 . 1 0 powlbl* Fitn Ini, 9 giragn, ctMimlng (nd Dave at 643-8729. Bedroom Colonial. Large MARKET DEALERS - Have •pneloun - rtilly 4 connndnd hnm#« - un- M A N C H E STE R - No countrykitchen, 1 1/2 baths, numerous items, pottery and Iqun pcopwly. reasonable offer refused! 7 dining room. Aluminum DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 miscellaneous, must sell in 1129,000 □ EDUCATION room Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, siding. Garage. Terrace gar­ yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, ! FILL IN DNE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS one lot, call 569-4630 for an ap­ garage, convenient location, dens. $48,900. Hayes Corpora­ gravel anci more stone. 643- pointment. 2 3 3 • • • $41,900. East Coast Realty 528- tion, 6464)131. 9 ^ . WANTED 1 2 3 4 5 Private Inatructlona IB 9668, Evenings 528-4916. LRD Bualneae Properly 26 TIRES - Ski boots, skis, ikes, 17th. 88 Nutmeg Drive. REALTY sewing machine, and tent 6 7 8 9 to Manchester, corner of ELECTRICIANS INs’rs Movingl A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck (10x16). May be seen at 108 Strawberry Lane. 9 a.m. to 5 7* I. CENTiF 9T. MANCHISTEX, CT 04040 ready to go. Call today. 203- Scott Drive, Manchester, all 12 13 14 That’s right, shortly we will be moving p.m. Rain date. Sunday. June 11 t!------677-8116. day Saturday. 18th. Mutt have knowledge of 110-220-440 voltage. into a new office. Our new home will be at Steady employment year round. Poeelblllty for 16 17 w 19 I!------226 Center Street. good advancement. Company-paid fringe Also, as part of our expansion program A quiet street is the setting for this banaflle. 21 22 23 24 we will be needing 2 more full time Real Seven Room Cape near the Center of Town. Three or four bedrooms in­ APPLY: Estate people. sill cluded, qlso a large kitchen with oven, 26 27 2B 29 30 If you are interested, call me Frank Cheney Brothers, Inc. range and dishwasher. Ideal for young, 643- Spilecki—for an interview. 31 Cooper Hill St. 31 32 33 5T «' family. F t e i Manchester, Conn. 06040 FJ. SPILECKI, MC. WOLVERTON AGENCY 2711 Telephone 643-4141 36 37 T9 40 REALTORS An •quil opportunity omploytr. 234 Cantar Straat 643-2121 649-2813 m

' t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 14. 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE ACR08S 65 Weather Anawar to Prtvloua Puzzit PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 14, 1978 bureau (abbr.) f f rg A T m 1 Man's nimt ul D 1 0 M a s E i a a Charla* M. Schultz ~ 61 Autof For Sato 5 Frigid . DOWN pr >lu»f For Bala 81 Autos For Sale 61 Campars-Trallars A T T] H □ n a E i Moblio Homos 68: 8 Playwright An­ If Y Cn 13. 0 u □ □ □ 1968 FORD FAIRLANE, 6 ouilh 1 Jeer 1 1972 COMET. Excellent condl- II u □ H ■Jy L£J LAST WEEK/VW Mother 50HEPE /irSNOTTOO Uon. Am/fm 8 track. $ p 0 . cylinder engine, parts only 1972 TRAVEL-MATE hard . Dear Abby 12 Crou 2 City In E □ 3 $250. 1969 GRAND PRIX, 2 top, sleeps eight, sink, stove, • Inicriptlon Oklahoma w 1 • □ 1 X n T 51 5Ai p t o m e ,"e u p o r a r I AM IN SAP...VOU Call after 6 p.m., 6468207. 3 Leaping A KK 1 □ F ? 1974 PLYMOUTH WAGON, door, 8 cylinder, good condi­ ice box, canopy, Jacks, $1,- 13 Look IS THINK H’OU 5HOULP60 THE S/WAV EVEN tion. Call 6462543 after 5 p.m. 200.00. 2 8 6 ^ By Abigail Van Buren 14 Wight creature IC H H F F T Nice green Sattelite 6 15 Llfo icitnes 4 Walked In line aE A ISm 0 E "■n TO 5U/HMER CAMP!" WILDERNESS passenger wagon, one owner DEAR ABBY; Someone wrote in on behalf of quiet EJ Pr r f E C H 'I5 GETTING K MORNINGS.' 'z" frame, Fuji brakes. Sun CASH PAID Immediately - Manchester. dream to Operate. $2,495. river NO.' AT Suburban Motor Car, Route 1978 SX250 HARLEY David­ TOPCIIMPER POVi/N.'' l our Derailer, 10 speed, ther­ for gold jewelry and DEAR HURTING; Intelligent, sensitive people do NOT HOME- mos bottle, riding gloves and 83, Manchester, Talcottville 1974 COLT HARDTOP, son. Only one month old. 950 Stock I16128, 4 spd.. lac. diamonds. Licensed broker This Is a good time miles. Mint condition. Asking tlilnh any kind of handicap is “funny.” And comedians and / Zefel pump, $100 firm. Call for over 1/2 century. Savitt town line. Open 8-8. 649-2076. Tucson yellow, black bucket air, AM-FM radio, orange. d of the year to make 1973 PINTO SHARP Sunshine $795. Call 6866468, or 6465794. NOW cartooniata who use cross-eyed characters to get laughs do anytime, 649-1130. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 some changes around Bank terms arranged. seats interoir. SHARP. 4 Win at Bridge yellow Run-About. Has speed, real clean nice car. so more out of thoughtlessness than malice. Asylum Sreet, Hartford, 527- your home* Sell those automatic transmission, MUST SELL! 1977 Honda M695 Much ia being done today in modern surgery. Don’t give Building Suppllat 42 0163. $2095. Suburban Motor Car, extra Items with a radial white walls, Route 83, Manchester, CB750F - Showroom condition. up until you've explored every poeaibUity of further Classified ad. economical, dependable vehi­ 3,000 miles. Asking $1800. Call corrective surgery. (P.S. Try to develop a little compassion NATURAL STONE for Talcottville town line. Open 8- cle. $1595. Suburban Motor 8. 649-2076. Bank terms between 5&6, 872-0187. for the ignorant who ridicule the handicapped, for “they Trump my ace retaining walls, veneers, Car, Route 83, Manchester. 1972 VW BUS patios, etc. Pick up by the □ RENTALS Homes lor Rant 54 arranged. stock 4 40SB, 4 spd., know not what they do.”) time it was' necessary. Talcottville town line, 649- 1977 HONDA 750 Super Sport, NOR'TH S-14-A pound or delivery by the ton. 1973 MAVERICK, beautiful black, excellent condition, low blue/white, 65,(X)0 miles, Die opening lead of the OPTION TO BUY, 2 bedroom 2076, open 8-8. Bank Terms DEAR ABBY; Your letter from OVER 70 IN iL-If Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Arranged. blue 2 door sedan, 6 cylinder, mileage, many extras. Call partial camper. ♦ Q5 queen of hearts won the first 649-3163. Rooms tor Rant 52 house wooded lot, close to MISSOURI certainly touched home with me. V 10 6 trick. West had an excellent automatic transmission, 649-4107. Was *2895 NOW ♦ J8532 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Only i power steering, one owner My mother recently passed away leaving no will. Now idea of his partner’s distri­ THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Pratt Si Whitney. Only $150. 1976 DATSUN B-210 - 4 speed. my father must pay tax on her share of everything that he ♦ AQ92 bution. East had rebid his auto. Must be seen, $2095. Campert-Trallart •2795 SUPPOSE YOU SAY YOU'VE SOT Birch House Women. Central­ Rental Assistors 236-5646, Am/fm Stereo Casette. worked years to provide. WEST ElAST hearts and introduced dia­ w h at'l l it prove if r t a k e y o u r Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 Suburban Motor Car, Route Excellent condition. Asking Mobile Homes 65 monds at the three level. PLACE T.„TRILVA COULDN'T DUMP PROOF SHE TRIED r MURDER ME,,, ly located. Downtown (small fee). 83, Manchester, Talcottville I don’t know about the laws elsewhere, but here in ♦ 10 4 2 4 3 HER SMART MOVE WOULD THEN BE Manchester. Kitchen $3000. Call 6463578, after 6, VQ V AK 8 7 4 3 Ibis indicated six hearts and -7 MB OVERgOARP i town line. Open 8-8, 649-2076, 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot Oklahoma we have found that it’s very expensive NOT to r PLUS YOU and d b b p s i x DOG-CAT BOARDING privileges. Call 649-2358 anytime weekends. 1973 VW BUS ♦ KQ6 4A10 97 four diamonds. South, West bathing/grooming. Obedience Bank terms arranged. Travel Trailer - Stove, stock 118038, 4 speed, have a will. reasoned, must have a good refrigerator, heated. Full ♦ KJ 10 763 *84 protection classes. Complete CLEAN FURNISHED Room - Oltices-Storas lor Rant 55 1974 FIAT X-19 Coupe, yellow 1970 AMBASSADOR Wagon - tan/white, 87,000 miles. The sad part is that it takes time to handle all these legal seven-card spade suit. with black removable hard­ shower, and toilet. Tandem SOUTH At trick two West cashed modern facilities. Canine No cooking. Call 646-4701 after Air conditioning. Power Was *2895 NOW entanglements, and this keeps your grief alive while you’re Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon top. Mid-engine, 4 speed, wheels. Call 688-0383. ♦ AKJ9876 the king of diamonds. This 6 p.m. BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, steering, brakes. Good condi­ waiting. V J952 Road, Manchester. For reser- small rustic barn, suitable for am/fm. radials. A performing tion. $1000. Call 643-1274 Everyone should have a will to protect the survivors as was a must. Otherwise, Shop the super buys In •2795 ♦ 4 South would take a marked vations please call 646-5971. SECOND FLOOR, 5 room store or office. Parking. machine, $2695. Suburban anytime. OLDER NIMROD HARDTOP well as to insure that their possessions go to the right Motor Car, Route 83, your CIsssIfled section ♦ 5 club finesse and dispose of POODLES - Guaranteed tiny apartment. Adults only. No Inexpensive, 1-223-4460, 7 am. Camper. Call after 5 p.m., 646- people. ’The cost of a will is minimal compared to what you Manchester, Talcottville town today. Tomorrow you'll 8390. Vulnerable: Neither his losing diamond. Now toy puppies and stud services pets. Garage, call 649-1762 - 9 p.m. AMC GREMLIN 1974 - Two must pay if no will is left. West switched to a trump. after 5 p.m. Available July line, open 8-8, 649-2076. Bank be pleased with the door Hatchback. Radials. 1973 VW BUS NOT OK IN OKLAHOMA Dealer: West al fair prices 1-423-8789. Terms arranged. He wanted to stop South 1st. 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room money you've saved. Standard, 6 cylinders. Low TOLLAND COUNTY stock 118119, auto., AM West North Elast South from ruffing his losing offices, second floor, across mileage. $1750. Please call radio, sunroof, 48,480 DEAR NOT: What's true in Oklahoma is true in the Pass Pass IV !♦ hearts in dummy. Declarer ADORABLE PUPPIES. 5660310, after 5:00 p.m. Wormed. Can be seen at 43 SECOND FLOOR, 4 room from post office. Call 6462426, VOLKSWAGEN miles, blue A white. 24 Pass 2V 24 won in his hand and took the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. other 49 states. Wilfred Road, Manchester, apartm ent. Adults only. ROUn 83 Was >2995 NOW Pass Pass 3 f 34 club finesse. He then led the Stove. No pets Garage, call 1972 BUICK ^ortswagon- Pass 4^ Pass Pass 10 of hearts from dummy after 6 p.m. Also some fur­ VERNON-IMNI^IESTER LINE niture tor sale. Call 646-9629. 649-1762 after 5 pm. Available MANCHESTER - Oak Street. 1973 COMET, green finish Fully equipped. Low mileage. •2895 Astro-graph Dbl Pass Pass Pass upon which East played the Alley Oop — Dave Graue July 1st. Ideal for business or offices. with thrifty 8 cylinder, New tires. Very good condi­ 6 4 9 - 3 6 3 8 ace. automatic transmission, tion. $2500. 289-M , after 4. West trumped his part­ Livestock 44 Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, 1975 AMC GREMLIN. Pretty AW, COME ON,DC3C... PLEASANT ROOM for 6465252. Blue, thrifty 6 cylinder, power steerii^, radio, 1975 DODGE W-100 ner’s ace. He knew East also AUEY? DIO YOU By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L Opening lead: V Q SAY AN -THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE! working gentleman. Kitchen automatic transmission, economical auto, $2095. Subur­ J973 CHEVY IMPALA Station V-8. 4 flpd., 4 W.D., See the Complete had the king because his own AND , WE WERE IN OELFON, RIDING LESSONS indoor Wagon - Good condition. Air. LIBRA (Sept. 260ct. 23) Out­ queen had taken the opening o o o l a ! HOUR riding ring. Western stock irivileges Parking. Near bus MANCHESTER RETAIL, power steering, factory air, ban Motor Car, Route 83, P.S,, cap, 4-way side activity Is the key to a ASO? FOR OVER A MOHTH,' ine. References required. storage and/or manufacturing white walls. Clean, low Manchester, Talcottville town Power steering and brakes. power angle plow, S^CQC line of new & trick. He knew from the seat, saddle seat, and hunt f t a i j good time today. You’ll enjoy By Oswald Jacoby bidding that his partner had seat. All levels 228-9817. 647-9003. space. 2,000 square feet to mileage. A Beauty, $2695. line Open 8-8, 6462076. Bank $1400 or best offer. Call 2 ^ most being with friends of and Alan Sontag 100,000 square feet. Very terms arranged. 1241 after 5 p.m. similar Interests as you pursue no more spades and if he did Suburban Motor Car, Route 1973 DODGE D-200 used buses and Hands such as this, with not take his last opportunity ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN - reasonable. Brokers 83, Manchester, Talcottville Club Ceb 200 Pick­ lighthearted pleasure. points equally distributed PRIVATE RIDING LESSON- 1972 VOLKSWAGEN Conver­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's to get on play to lead a English and Western. All ages Light housekeeping, Protected. Call Heyman town line, open 8-8, 649-2076. up. V-8, auto., PS, $OOQC (mmpmobiles. and each jplaVer having a trump, there would be no refrigerator freezer, washer Properties, 1-2261206. Bank terms arranged. tible, automatic, very good PB., fac air, white a 0 v 9 June 19,1978 possible today to achieve a strong suii, treciuently es­ welcomed. Encludes horse secret ambition that will bring way Co defeat the contract. care, trail riding. 633-5571. and dryer, air conditioning, condition. $1,800 negotiable, Your influences this coming calate into heated and excit­ Even the most sacrosanct MANCHESTER MAIN 1972 OLDS 88 - 4 door. Air. 568-0275. 1977 CHEVY LUV P/U year may be felt on a broader you great personal satisfac­ parking, elcetra. Call 643- tion. as well as recognition and ing bidding battles. Just as rule must be broken when STREET - Modern Office. Power steering, brakes, 4 cyl., 4 apd., AM sfcope than was possible frequently, the plaver with Boats-Accessories 45 5600 automatic, am/fm' cassette. financial gain. the occasion demands it. 1100 square feet. Heat. Please 1969 MUSTANG 302 radio, yellow. * 3 S 9 5 before. This is because you've the strong spade suit ends up (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Radials. Excellent condition. clone your home work and paid SAQim RIUS (Nov. 26Dec. 1963, 28 HP OUTBOARD. Apartments For Rent 53 call 6462469. automatic, air conditioning, TOLUtM) 21) This Is the day to bring a outbidding everybody. Best offer over $1,000. Will power steering, new timing 1972 DATSUN PICKUP your dues. “Don’t ever trump vour (Fora copy of JACOBY MOD­ $150. Call 646-3557, anytime OEMiNI (May 21-June 20) A fun serious matter to the altenlTon show in Manchester. 742-7391, chain and tires, rebuilt car­ partner’s ace’’ is one of the ERN, send S1 to: "Win al ' G-IM ■ after 5:00 p.m, LOOKING for anything in real OFFICE FOR RENT - 2nd 1965 T H U N D ER B IR D . 4 cyl., 4 ■pd , green. $ 2 Q 9 5 day with the guys or gals when ol your group or organization. buretor, excellent running tirst truisms a novice is Bridge," care of this newspa­ estate rental - apartments, floor, central location parking Beautiful Brewster green, COUNTY you get out of your normal Cooperation can be achieved. homes, multiple dwellings, no utilities, 172 East Center condition. Best offer, call 636 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) taught, yet like most truisms per, P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily 1974 FURY - lOiii-foot hard top, 2 door. A rare fine. routine. Contact that usually there are exceptions. This Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.1 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Street. Telephone 643-2042. 2389. 1974 CHEVY NOVA unreachable pal for a sidekick. Avoid overt actions. Let others The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbara Productions fiberglass.tilt trailer, with All power, leather interior. VOLKSWAGEN come to you today. You have 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. Serious buyers only $1895. 1972 MAZDA R-X, yellow with 2 Door. V-e, auto., AAP Having trouble selecting Berry’* World OFFICES FOR Rent - DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS P.S., P.B., green ireer? Send for your copy of more authority over a matter In II engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 Suburban Motor Car, Route black vinyl interior, bucket R l 83-VERNON which you're Involved than you horse Johnson outboard, $300. MANCHESTER - Main Street Excellent for doc- 83, Manchester, Talcottville seats, 4 speed, radio, white Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 tBtrO”Graph Letter by mailing ....AM tors/lawyers. Included, cen­ Oakland Road (Route 30), 90 cents for each and a long, may realize. ALLEBQIC 228-0475 or 228-9550. - Two and three room town line. Open 8-8, 649-2076. walls. A real Beauty and runs 1973 COMET AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) apartments. Heated, hot tral air and heat. Very South Windsor. Speed/Van .2J r . . 6c 1.,.uto.. $ 1 9 9 5 Manchester Line lelf-addressed, stamped enve­ PARROT./ Bank term arranged perfectly at $1295. Suburban lope to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box One you're closely associated water, appliances. No pets reasonable. 6465334, or 643- Motor Car, Route 83, Accessories. 644-9395. with may have a difllcult deci­ Security. Parking. 523-7047, 7175. 469. Radio City Station, N.Y. Manchester, Talcottville town 649-2638 10019. Be sure to specify birth sion to make today. You can line. Open 68, 649-2076. Bank 1969 CHEVY AUTO - Runs 1977 FORD GRANADA shore him up by lending your 30x48 BUSINESS or OFFICE- good, $400. 1965 Pop-up tent 4Dr. 6cyl..auto, PS, sign. 474 MAIN STREET - Second terms arranged. c a n c e r (June 21-July 22) moral support. Rose Quilts floor. 3 room heated apart­ Street level. Clean. Air con­ camper $200, 643-2860 after fac. atr, AM radio, PISCES (F^b. 26Msrch 20) Gel- very low mileage, .While you’re having lun ex­ ment Call 646-2426 , 9 to 5. ditioning. Heat, hot water. 6:30 p.m. Where quality pressing yourself around the ting the job done need not Beautiful Floor. 6461680 or yard, kitchen or workshop Interfere with your beino a nice ATTRACTIVELY PANELED 6463549. 1970 FORD WAGON, TORINO 1967 STATION WAGON 1977 FORD PINTO invites !loday, you’ll come up with a person today. You handle peo­ 1 Bedroom apartment. Stove, SQUIRE, small 8 cylinder, 1966 VW FASTBACK $1,000 in Cornet - 3 speed standard on Runabout. 4 cyl., 4 compariaon. ■Whole batch ot ways to save ple and their resources superb- refrigerator, heat, electricity. STORE FOR RENT - 249 automatic transmission, new parts, have all receipts. the column. Running condi­ apd., AM radio, $QOQC 'money. i l l power steering, one owner tion. 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f PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 14, 1978_ Scarecrows News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN Hi! We started signing North Kml parad*- Frank Gallas, 46. Low Net, up for a Boston Red Sox This Saturday afternoon Perry Stock, 29; Aime celebrated their 57th an­ endangered game in August this past the North Enders will be Duchemin, 29; Jack Du­ niversary this past Satur­ Monday morning and by celebrating their 90th pont, 32; Tom Close, 32. day. Also our sincere in region early afternoon we had 90 birthday with a huge Pinochle games tickets sold. parade. Thanks to heartfelt condolences to We called Boston and Manchester Honda, which In the afternoon we had Eva Warner, whose By llniled Press International 14 tables for our pinochle they told us to send the is donating their flat bed brother passed away this They have become an endangered games and the winners money in right away. Keep truck, we will have a float past weekend, and to the species — a part of our heritage that your fingers crossed that were: Marge McLain, 898; family of Chester Kimball, over the years has slowly dis­ in the parade. Also, thanks Mabel Wilson, 771; Fritz we'll be able to get the to John Scheibenpflug and who passed away this past appeared from the farms and gar­ tickets. W ilkenson, 760; John week. dens along the backroads of New A1 Christensen who are Kluck, 757; Robert Before we could send for m aking the plans to England's towns and villages. tickets we have to know Schubert, 755; Jennie They are victims of modem times, decorate the float. Fogarty, 752; Bob Hill, how many wanted to go Happenings here at the a voiceless minority harking back to a 751; Red Scott, 744; Mary because we ordered 90 one center start with our set­ less sophisticated age when they other time and then only Nackowski, 743; Florence played a vital role in the life of the back scores of this past Guay, 739; Felix Jesanis, had 45 register. If it wasn't Friday. The winners were American farmer. for Pauline Maynard, who 739; Bill Stone, 734; Mina Scarecrows. There just are not Martin Bakstan, 129; Reuther, 732; Mary Thrall, stood outside the ballpark Archie Houghtaling, 128; many left in these parts anymore. peddling them, we would 729; Bess Moonan, 729. In towns where scarecrows once John P h e lp s, 126; Because there will be no have lost a ton of money. Josephine Schuetz, 125, 3m stood sentinel in every cornfield and Well, the Stevensville meal served tomorrow, vegetable patch, today only a handful Bill Stone, 125; Gertrude and a number of our trip is over and from all Hermann, 124; Marjorie remain. Now, each spring, fewer and mm reports everyone had a members will be off to the fewer scarecrows can be seen in the McLain, 124; Yvonne King, good time. Now the races, we will not have an DADDY TIE countryside of New England — a part 123; Michael Haberern, Wildwood trip is just about official program. of the nation where they were once 119; Ernestine Donnelly, w i t h F r e e here, in fact it starts this However, there will be a abundant. 118; Mike DeSimone, 118. chance to play outdoor D a d d y iB a g coming Monday morning. Then on Monday morning They are a controversial character The four buses will be shuffleboard games. There Preparing the whipped cream for the annual F\‘ach Festival — praised by some, laughed at by our Senior Golf League will be no bus Thursday. leaving our center at 7 a.m. saw plenty of action with others, but always humble in meaning everyone should We wish to extend our appearance as they stood uncomfor­ the following scores: Low congratulations to Bob and be at the center around Gross, Joseph Grinavich, tably perched in the middle of a field Jennie Doggart as they under a hot sun, doing a chore no or­ 6:30 a m. ' 37; Joseph Quinn. 43; dinary farmhamd would welcome. Speaking of trips the fly- Eighth District fire fighters cruise excursion scheduled “I can't deny that they are a Charles Daniels, Connecticut’s raccoon man, holds two of in November is pretty well vanishing breed. 1 can remember the five pups he found in the chimney of a West Hartford home. set and we remind those that it wasn't long ago, when it Salad bars popular (UPI photo) who signed up that another seemed that just about every other payment is due. field in town had a scarecrow. 1 guess so new chain starts Right now we are plan­ Mark 90 years of service it was just part of the way things ning a few more trips, used to be around here in the old Retiree nabs raccoons most of them one day visits NEW YORK (UPI) — Nearly all posh restaurants and Bag this great gift days," said Mrs. Hollis Magoon of for Daddy and we ll be spelling them some not so posh have salad bars these days and the community spirit enjoyed by Fremont, N.H. restaurateurs say a growing number of customers pass for Father’s Day lly l$i;i rv R Y D E R the members of their companies. The The Magoon farm, off Route 111, throughout Connecticut out for you. conduct and course of action to be volunteers and residents in the up entrees and dine on soup and salad. l‘'imiily/Truvi*l Kdilor which passes through a small town of Tomorrow is the big followed in handling emergencies are Eighth District is the annual Peach gambling day as one bus Noticing this, Bruce Zenkel, a New York financial con­ The fire department of the Eighth Festival. less than 1,000 inhabitants, is one of WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - For a (ippaccino' outlined in the standard Fire Depart­ residence in Connecticut homes. will be headed for the dog sultant, decided there was a golden opportunity to start a Utilllies District is currently "Joe McCooe, a former volunteer the few farms in the area which still solid month. Barbara Blanchfield ment Procedures, which are “Where else are they going to go?” track and hopefully some chain of restaurants serving only salads, soups and celebraling its 90th year of con­ lieutenant, was the first chairman of "employs" a scarecrow to stand had to live with six ma.sked intruders reviewed annually. The officers of he asks. will come home a little desserts. He has been in business two years and already tinuous service. the Peach F’eslival. We have tried to guard over the crops. who refused to leave. She finally had is preparing to open his fifth restaurant in Manhattan and REGAL the department meet every two ‘‘There ain't no hollow trees richer for it. Its 88 active volunteers, many of involve some of the elderly citizens As with so many other American to call Raccoon Man to evict them. has plans to expand to Boston, Philadelphia, Washington MEN’S SHOP months to discuss operations and any anymore. That's where they make Those going should be at whom answer more than 75 alarms a from Mayfair Gardens and it has traditions. New England is a haven Holed up in the Blanchfield home and Atlanta. "Wh»r9 womtn I w to thop inter-department problems. their home." the center around 10:15 year and some who respond to more worked out fine," said the chief. for the sloppily dressed figure im­ was a chattering family of chimney His first restaurant on Manhattan's 57th Street does Lingard said 38 men have com­ That and urban sprawl have a.m. as the bus will take 1 MANCHESTER*VERN0N than 150, are on the rosters of the "The residents come in and peel mortalized in the minds of children sleepers. Raccoons. Five babies and about $15,(M0 a week on 75 seats, to give an idea of the p le te d Emergency Medical narrowed the number of places rac­ off shortly after. department's three companies. the peaches for us as we prepare for the world over in the captivating the mother. whole potential. Technican (EMT) training and 17 coons can nest, he said. Daniels said Meals ending; times have changed since the others have taken various first aid the festival. In appreciation for their adventure of the “Wizard of Oz." Enter Charles Daniels, a 68-year- he plucked 238 raccoons from the Manchester Fire Department (that’s and cardiac pulmonary rescusitation efforts, Ihe district hosts a Christ­ "1 really can't understand why old retired oil burner serviceman chimneys of West Hartford alone in A reminder that our they are disappearing," says Irving meals program has come how it is chartered) came into (CPR) courses. mas party for them. We have good who has been snaring raccoons at his 1976, and released them in state rapport, it's like sharing in a good Potter, a farmer in Berwick, Maine. own expen.se throughout Connecticut to an end for a few weeks. existence in 1888 after a serious fire Fred Sweet, retired assistant “I've always used one and I can say parks. Starting June 26, we will on Depot Square destroyed a large chief, has noted some changes during neighbor prog'^am. We all enjoy it," for more than 12 years. He got into it Daniels said capture of the rac­ said Lingard. truthfully they've always done the when state lawmakers first con­ start our summer meals commercial structure there, but the his 34 years of active service. In 1936, coons can sometimes be a battle of yOU'RE .iS' dedication of these unsung volunteers While the men serve on the fire job for me. Sure, sometimes you get sidered a call lor a raccoon bounty. under the direction of he joined Hose Co. No. 2. After retur­ birds like the red-wing blackbird, wits. OflrANT TO'>^ has continued steadily through the ning from the service during World line, the women behind them are “The chicken farmers and corn Since the small animals with the Gerri Kelley, our good who won't pay as much attention to years. War II, he was elected captain of rated highly by their counterparts. farmers were up to the Legislature bandit mask stripe across the eyes friend. Thanks to UNICO, the scarecrows. But hell, they don't Chief Granville (Ted) Lingard Is Hose Co. No. 2. The auxiliary use to function main­ kicking up a fuss and wanted a boun­ like "anything sweet," he usually which is once again spon­ always pay attention to me. obviously proud of his team and In 1950, he was appointed assistant ly by serving coffee and doughnuts ty put on them, " he recalls. “Some begins by baiting a cage trap with soring the five-week f o r d u d I “I think one of the reasons people program. (G iflir Ideas credits the department’s fast chief, a position he held until his during fires, and while they still do, folks figured that if they ever put a grape jelly and chocolate cream response to fire calls to the tact that their activities have branched out have gotten away from scarecrows is bounty on them, well, they just would The food action will start retirement in 1971. cookies. And then he waits. many of the volunteers work in town. even further to benefit the that they have found that most birds wipe them right out, so all the game with an outing and cook-out "During my association with the Sometimes a raccoon will walk up "We have about 10 or 12 men who department,” said Lingard. are smarter than you think and it clubs sent rcpro.sentatives up there." at Norman Fendall's department we started out with two won't take them long to get used to to the trap, sniff the bait, turn up its work nearby and others who are on engines and brought it up to four. " The women conduct fund-raising Finally, a bargain was struck. The no.se and saunter off, shaking a furry apartment house. There the scarecrow," said Professor will be swimming, games, the night shift and are available Recalling some of the dramatic events and have presented the game clubs agreed to snare raccoons tail. department with curtains for the Robert Young of the University of which unwittingly intrude on the and real good old-fashioned should an alarm come in during the fires over the past several years. Massachusetts College of Food and If the waiting game drags on too day. The volunteers are notified of Sweet spoke of the fire which hit the firehouse and new marching flags. premises or good graces of state long, Daniels puts on heavy gloves hamburgs, salads, beans Apparently, the department has Natural Resources. and the trimming. Tickets H A N E ’S fire at home or office by 73 tone ac­ grain company on Apel Place. residents. And the state agreed to and old clothes and wiggles into the carried the flags well for it proudly “We've found that how you scare a are available at the center tivated alerting radios operating on “It was raging in the corn elevator forget imposing a bounty. chimney after them. displays a case of trophies received bird depends on the bird and the type The Connecticut Department of for 11.50. FREE V-NECK the same frequency as fire com­ and we had to cut into the room. But of crop. There are a lot of different munications. The men are given the the potential for it to blow up and en­ at various parades in which it par­ ' I Environmental Protection now ticipated. methods used. For example, some issues permits to game clubs, which T-SHIRT OFFER location of an emergency call and if danger other properties in the area birds would be frightened by send someone out to pick up the rac­ it is close to their home, they respond was great. Parade Saturday directly to the scene to render explosives while others would prac­ coons. He also cited the spectacular Bon In celebration of its 90th year, the tically sit on a cannon before they'd whatever assistance they can until That's usually Daniels. PLUS $1 OFF ON HANES Ami company fire which devastated department will conduct a parade on move. So sometimes you really can't SUMMER SALE apparatus arrives. By the time they its buildings. Saturday at 4 p.m. with Robert H. He says he's not surprised rac­ PRE-TICKETED PRICE tell what will work." coons are taking up temporary are alerted we usually have ap­ "We also had a fire bug in town Steele, president of The Norwich OF EACH PACKAGE OF 3 proximately 22 volunteers on hand,” right after the war. He'd hit four or Savings Society in Norwich, serving Lingard said. five barns and also the junk yard. He as grand marshal. Specials for really knew what he was doing, Steele from Vernon, served four A-Shlrt 8,M,L,XL because when we arrived on the years as United States Congressman Three eoinpanies reg. 5.19 scene the fire would be well under from the Second District (Eastern pkg. of 3 4.19 The department is organized into way,” Connecticut). DAD Brief Slzaa30to42 three companies with related staff Training |)rogram During his term as congressman, FRIGIDAIRE and line officer positions. The chief Besides the protection of life and Steele was active in the areas of Dayton Model -40528 pkg. ol 3 4.29 reg. 5.29 and three assistants are appointed by combatting drug abuse, assisting the the District Board of Directors. Cap­ property, the department also has a T-ShIrts 8,M,L,XL training program for youth from elderly and promoting fire preven­ tains and lieutenants are elected by tion and control. He served on the pkg. ol 3 4.69 reg. 5.69 town high schools. Squirt relaxes under the original hose cart ment, restored and used for parades and "Interested young men participate committee which was responsible for C O O L A ID Reg. V-Neck T-ShIrts 8, M, L, XL purchased by the Manchester Fire Depart­ the establishment of the National musters today. (Photo by Peter Billard) in the training and we keep an eye on ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS each one to see who really is in­ Fire Academy in the Washington, $64.85 pkg. ol 3 4.99 reg. 5.99 terested and has the potential to D.C., area. The parade will form at Boxer Shorta Sizes 30 to 42 serve as a volunteer. They work hard, I’ll admit, ” Chief Lingard said. Manchester High School at pkg. ol 3 5.99 reg. 6.99 The department has also been cited Brookfield Street, proceed west on by the Fire Prevention Board for East Center Street to the Post Office Give Dad the comlort, durability and programs it has designed and created and north on Main Street to the quality of Hanes underwear tor Eighth District firehouse. Eight Father's Day. And Hanes will help you on fire prevention and which its 16” 3 speed Reversible members present to the students in divisions of units including school do It with their special offer of a FREE bands, other fire departments, Window Fan, very quiet V-neck T-shirt (from the manufac­ the five schools within the Eighth District. veterans organizations, etc. will par­ turer) plus $1 ofl on the pre-ticketed ticipate. A crash truck from Pratt & installs in windows price ol each package. “We give demonstrations on fire 26V} to 37

'. fULl SIHVK.I DtAirn SALES SERVICE SATlSriCTlON tnstar'l rtt'rtit to S500 MAJOR APPLIANCE PARTS INC. 945 MAIN STREET 652 Center St. Chief Lingard, at left, and Fred Sweet, retired assistant chief, review plans for the anniversary parade on Saturday. HERALD FEATURE PHOTOS B . D PEARL & S O N Manchester, Conn. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER BY REGGIE PINTO f .lD M M N S r . Ii;i.. (, 1.5-2IT1 M\N( III.MI I< 649-8082 PAG E TW ENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER RVRNlNr. HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 14, 11)78 Fitzpatrick-Farley HeintzmanStauffer HIALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. . Among the students graduated Anne Elizabeth Farley of Manchester and Leo Robert from Wentworth Institute of Lisa Ruth Stauffer of Manchester and Ens. David Technology in Boston are: Fitzpatrick of Harrisburg, Pa., were married June 10 at Wendell Helntzman, USN, of Albany, Ore., were married • Manchester: John C. Fitzgerald of St. James Church in Manchester. June 10 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. 45 Battista Road, associate’s degree The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Surgery for gallstones in engineering. Farley of 25 Benton St. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. Stauffer Jr. of 128 Highland St. DEAR DR. LAMB - My Vernon: David Ely, 329 Phoenix and Mrs. Leo Fitzpatrick of Harrisburg, Pa, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell J. surgery. The reason they occur in problem should avoid using husband was suffering St., bachelor of science degree in The concelebrants of the nuptial mass were the Rev. Heintzman of Albany, Ore. DEVtR R EA D ER -A sty crops is because it is a eye makeup and any other recurrent attacks of pain engineering technology. William Fitzpatrick of Harrisburg, the bridegroom’s un­ The Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson of Manchester per­ is a small boil. It’s caused bacterial infection and the cosmetic procedures that from gallstones. He Richard Brody, son of Mr. and cle; pnd the Rt. Rev. Msgr. R o ^ rt Kline of Mount St. formed the double-ring ceremony. by bacteria (usually bacteria manage to lead to contamination of Mary’sCollege, Emmitsburg, Md. MrS. Ralph Maccarone refused to consult a doctor staphylococci). The progressively affect the area. Anytime a wash Mrs. Harold Brody of 86 Tracy Drive, until he collapsed and was hf Manchester was organist and Miss Marie Eschmann of The bride, given in marriage by ber father, wore an bacteria sets up an inflam­ different eyelashes. Local cloth is used or anything graduated from the Lankenau Long Island, N.Y., soloist. ivory satin gown trimmed with ecru lace and designed taken to the hospital where mation around the follicle treatment with hot com­ Hospital School of Nursing else around the eye it Leslie L. McCanii, daughter of The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a peau with a hand-embroidered bodice. Her chapel-length veil tests were made and the of the eyelash (its root) presses is usually Philadelphia, Pa, should not be used again Mrs. Sue McCann of 58D Ambassador de sole gown appliqued with Alencon lace and designed was attached to a Juliet cap and she carried a bouquet of dia^osis of gallstones es­ and it behaves like a small prescribed. A person who but should go immediately Rudolf H. Roggenkamp Jr., son of with Queen Anne neckline. She wore an heirloom veil, pink sweetheart roses and baby’s breath. tablished. The doctor says hoil. Eventually it is has repeated stys Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf H. Roggenkamp Drive, received a BS DEGREE IN to the laundry until the in­ NURSING FROM Spalding College, chapel-length mantilla-style, embroidered with lace and he has to have surgery but localized and It points and sometimes benefits from fectious process has been of 198 Elm Hill Road, Vernon, Louisville, Ky. carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis and miniature Miss Lynne A. Stauffer of Manchester was her sister’s my husband refuses this is either opened to drain or antibiotic therapy. completely controlled. white roses. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Lorelei E. and has put himself on a drains on its own. A person with such a Miss Ellen D. Farley of Manchester was her sister’s Stauffer of Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Miss low-fat diet. He believes maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary C. Farley Carol J. Risch of New York City. this will eliminate the at­ and Miss Margaret D. Farley, both of Manchester and tacks. Is this true? It is my sisters of the bride; Miss Colleen R. Fitzpatrick of thought that the stones can AH Stop« Shops Open S m d ^ 9am-5pm Jeff Smith of Albany, Ore., served as best man. Ushers Harrisburg, the bridegroom’s sister; Miss Elizabeth A, were Ens. Brent Obenour, USN, of Canton, Ohio; and be eliminated only by sur­ Johnson of Boston, Mass. Miss Helena Bass of Ens. Randall Masters, USN, of Sewickley, Pa. gery. Can they be dis­ Q ^ ^ |" to p 4 " h o p Coupon I Slop » Shop Coupon Slop & Shop Coupon Slop 4 Shop Coupon | ic i^ Manchester was flower girl. A reception was held in St. Mary’s Parish Hall, after solved? Kevin J. Fitzpatrick of Harrisburg was his brother’s which the couple left for Boston, Mass. They will reside DEAR READER - best man. Ushers were Michaei G. Fitzpatrick of in Portland, Ore. (Fracchia photo) There is a national study i T Harrisburg, the bridegroom's brother; John B. Farley III program being conducted of Manchester, the bride’s brother; Michael P. Jackson mostly by university of Harrisburg and David P. Hartman of Havertown, Pa. hospital centers to study isk A reception was heid at the Manchester County Club. Read Herald Ads different ways that Heavy Duty Mrs. Leo R. Fitzpatrick (Dodd photo) Mrs. David W. Heintzman gallstones may be dis­ solved. Beyond this about the only way that you can Laundry , eliminate gallstones is by Detergents surgery. You didn’t tell me anything about your Now another value What is actual $$$ value of typical housewife? husband’s age or the rest of choice from Stop& Shop. his medical status but if he Now in addition to the wide variety ol if the male head of the house was the national brands ..and our S to p 4 Shop Combine the abilities of a .Stolisliciil (lala worth of a housewife with two Here’s a breakdown: Chauffeur — 2 hours at $10.00 — is in reasonably good wage earner, life insurance for him and Sun Glory Brands . we offer you housekeeper, nurse, purchasing children and came to this con- Nursemaid duties — 45.1 hours at $20.00 a week. health otherwise, probably another value-choice we've labeled agent, cook, chauffeur, economist That’s what statisticians of the cluusion: $2.70 per - $121.77 a week. Overall, her 99.6 hour work week is alone was sufficient. But today, more the quickest and easiest ap­ Economy' ..and priced to give you and more. American Council of Life Insurance Dietician — 1.2 hours at $4.00 per — worth $333.69. and more people realize the proach to his problem signilcant savings* on an everyday basis. Mix with tender loving care and found. •SI7,000 |H-r $4.80 a week. Wife power economic value of a wife, mother and would be surgery. For him Consequently, there is a growing homemaker, and the importance of to have had severe enough Economy is: good, wholesome foods maternal instinct. In their research they calculated In terms of cold cash around the Laundress — 5.9 hours at $3.00 — $17.70 a week. respect for the role a wife plays in having her insured too. pain to cause him to ol USDA standard grade or better, her tasks, the time she spends on home, today's average housewife is such as canned vegetables and can­ Presto. You are face-to-face with worth exactly $17,351.88 per year, Seamstress — 1.3 hours at $3.50 — her family’s economy and an in­ The majority of women who collapse implies that he the modern-day wife and mother. each and the wage rate for these jobs ned Ituits What makes them dHferenl? conservatively speaking. $4.55 a week. creasing realization that her loss purchase life insurance today, says has small stones passing Sometimes the size, color or texture Part of the magic here, though, is based on averages of a large East the Council, are married, and in­ may vary from the uniformity found in coast city. The figures are based on the Maintenance man — 1,7 hours at would create hardships for a family into the bile duct that that her value to her family is assumption that she performs her $3.50 — )5.95 a week. that go beyond the emotional area, dications are that many of them made caused the severe pain. higher grades. probably a lot greater than most peo­ Then they compared their figures tasks for about 100 hours each week, Gardener — 2.3 hours at $3.50 — says the Council. their purchases early in their The gallbladder itself Economy is plain, simple, wholesome ple realize — until they think about it. with that of other studies on the In years past, it was often felt that married lives. staples that you use every day. such seven days a week. $8.05 a week. can become infected and as peanut butter, mayonnaise, cause a severe acute il­ spaghetti, jellies and preserves. lness very much like you Economy is: basic, good, serviceable get from acute appen­ quality, such as household products B irths dicitis except the location paper towels, tissues and plastic bags. Muellers Elbow of the pain is higher. It can The value-choice is yours: national Stop & Shop “Great Beef USDA Choice Tomato even rupture and cause a brands, our S lo p S Shop or Sun Gloty Brands, or our new line of 'Economy. Mr(Juilluii, Je.ssicii .Nicole, daughter of John P and medical emergency. And, please remember, if you are not Sauce Macaroni Paula Brisson McQuillan of 113 Sycamore Lane. She was I believe that your hus­ completely satisfied for any reason, tSoz*^ Twists or E-T AT born May 30 at Manchester Memorial llospllal. Her DIET A REGULAR 64 OZ. band would be very well we'll give you your money back. I^^Shop “J cans J Sea Shells ^ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Brisson advised to follow the doc­ 'O ccasonal/. when name brands or o a Hamburg Helper ", 59' Mrs. John McQuillan of Wethersfield. Her maternal trust his doctor he can get CorrvwIPd Uncle B ens Rice O'J 99' great-grandmother Is Bernice McLaughlin of 73 GLAD 10 CT. a second opinion. IP 'Self service deli Pick up your Twists&Meatballs or Providence, R.I TRASH BAGSLIMITS To give you a better idea lavorile deli meals and save. stop & Shop about gallstones, what m ' 1 St. Cuts-Bone-ln I'ogarly, Miclicllc Gallicrinc, daughter (jI John B and DETERGENT 84 OZ. problems they can cause Stop & Shop-Meat or ^ I b i ^ l e J e l l ; {,(££(,I MB-JJ20112SAVE M " iy Bayioli Janet Towler Fogarty of 17 Woodstock Drive. She was and what can be done about BINGO I LIMITS Center Mint or born May 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her them I am sending you The 7-Bone Chuck Steak Cut m Burroni Beei Franks 1 .09. ^ V e a n s maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Ewin Towler of Health Letter number 4-9, Crabapple MAXWELL HOUSE SAVE‘ 1.00 or 1lb.' Beef-Chuck Gall Stones and Gall bone-in 36 French Road. Her paternal grandparents arc Mrs. IT’S FUN. FREE. Underblade Steak 1 .3 9 . Sm uckers Presen/es ’? S 7 9 9 ‘ Fannings Pickles “''iS;“ '' 49' Bernard M. Fogarty-of 281 Porter St. She has a brother, Bladder Disease. Others Extra pkg. INSTANT COFFEE LINMT2 Beef Dream Whip 59' Big H Burger S auce ' 79' Jeffrey, 7. EASY! who want this issue can Boneless Blade Steak Chuck 1 .89. Sliced Bacon M.39 send 50 cents with a long, •contains __ Stewed Green Giant-Niblets Grockcii. Leslie Elizalicili. daughter of Thomas and stamped, self-addressed Cold Cuts SU Ci SHOO C*g 26% Ground Beef not more than 26% (at 1 .1 9 . Cynthia Gobeille Crockett ol 3^ Jensen St. She was born envelope for it to me in Extra Mild Franks M .09 -^^-Tomatoes Com May 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal care of The Manchester Bologna & SalamUSltSiV 1.39 B eef Cutlets or Cube Steak 'T ' *2.29. i e o f l i z J l grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gabeille of 30 Evening Herald, P.O. Box Park’s Sausage eSStSS. 99' V 1551, Radio City Station, ^------^ can s^ft cans Harlan St. Her paternal grandparenis are Mr. and Mrs. Jones Smoked Sausage M.49 ^ ^ ^ Vi Center, 'A Blade T.J Crockett of 5 Country (,'lub Drive. She has a brother, New York, N.Y. 10019. oKet>as»pcrDCA4Kl Sirloin Chops S Jeffrey, 2'2. The low-fat diet is often 4 frozen foods See how many ways you save on quick-to*lix meals used for people who have corner deli Where you gel fine Pliiiit, l.isu \Liric. daughter ol Boss and Barbara Lin­ gallbladder colic or foods and fast service. Banquet Cookin’ Bag ■Stop & Shop dahl Plant of 17 Norman St. She was born May 30 at gallstones but it will not A»*Lil)'n m Mwm Iwturing a S«'V Q Q CHICKEN LEGS Cheese Lasagna iPot C*g I .0<7 Vernon. He was born May 16 at .New London. His mater­ FRESH GROUND NAFL CASING IN BULK GRADE A FRESH how I can prevent myself stops Shop Cole Slaw : 59“ Fresh 5-6lbs. SkDAShop C om bo Bars ’ 1.19 Sauuqe ’dot 99' nal grandparents are Retired Col and Mrs. Francis J. S '! 4 9 MUCKES FRANKS from getting them. I have Ham Salad or^eotra ’ 1.99 "State O’ Maine" CHUCK PAniES Lb. CHICKEN BRHSTSr»"K»"l .. ‘ one right now and I can’t StooAShoo Seabrook Vegetables 79' Lenders Bagelettes 4 9 ', Rago of Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. MUCKES FRESH SLICED GRADE A FRESH Stuffed Peppers W Dcxrd ’1,29 l.irxikVT Siin Cliri-ioplier. son ol Gregory M. and ^AMERICAN CHEESE _ *112. THRKIY STICKS Fresh Turkey or ■WhHeCienY'3 split breasts f’ T Q H arv ey H. Shore of 3 drumsticks 3 thighs I .U v ? . W hipped Cream 69' Fruit Flavored Drinks 51 69' Karol Endrelunas Bowman ol 16 S Allen St. He was born Combination Pack SWEET LIFE Manchester was appointed Temp-Tee Cream Cheese 99' SunGiovO'arge Oape afnj* FAxKti May 31 at Manchester Memorial liesp,ial His maternal H U N T S R o ^ l fteMKiw Wivptwd l?OZ r.<*J a director. C i i i c i k e n ^ fresh Turkey Drumsticks grandparents are Mr. and Mis. .Moysius Endrelunas of TOMATO SAUCE boz canc ■ SLICED OR HALVES 10 ourx:e size Light N’Lively-Lowfat All Natural 101 Colony Road, South Windsor llis paternal grand­ KOOL AID 7 VAR 32-35 Oz. CANS S i SO 29 Oz. Can | 49^ Margaret A. Mistretta, Plenty of meat, vegeta­ parents are Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Anderle of 60 Parkview DRINK MIXES » | air PEARS bles, savory gravy DRINK MIXES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cottage Cheese BreyersYoj Drive, .South Wind.sor. His paternal ere.ii-grandmother is SWEET LIFE 7 VAR. Cooked Chicken ’1.09. SkirmedS Mary E. Statzer of Indianapolis, Ind Joseph T. Mistretta of 112 Deveined Assorted . Cole Slaw 59' Sealtest A Q f r \ FANCY School St., was elected to B e e S L i v e r Frozen 24 ounce cup Flavors Kiilo, Kristina Lynn, daughter of Girard and • FROZEN & DAIRY • Phi Beta Kappa at Trinity VEGETABLES .cz 4/99‘ College. frozen meat Stock up on our Sw iss C h eese ’ 1.99 Charlene Monaco Kulo ol 108 Monltigue Circle, blast Calves Liver Lorenz BraryT^ 99: SkeedChMM LEMON JUICE zTo^Z'***"* 49< She graduated with nroney-saving specials. Shredded CheesevL^l'S’’^,49' M ozzarella Sup A snap 6o{ pkg Hartlord, She was born May 30 at .Manchester Memorial PeppoiGr 3 VAN 22 01. honors in history in the C h e e se Food Slices ’ 1.19 Rondele C h eese nin4o4(*o Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. NINE LIVE EDEiim EDIEC OREIDA 9 0 Z. CAINS PICKLES 69« Countryfine Borden » »XMlja»Y WracoeO VWvIe » TrtOi* rnEiiun rniEo r e q . c r i n k l e Rath Sausage Meat Charles Monaco of Glastonbury She has a sister, a 5 /* l Class of 1978 and was winner of Trinity’s Miles 1 lb Roll Kimberly Lena, 2. BMMOHtt”®"*'CtEARSSII0SY3201. 2 /4 5 « HAKIH-WRIU>i:a«i 79* frozen produce bakery Oi» oakets use Quaho mgiedienls «i every recipe CAULIFLOWER 2/99< A. Tuttle Prize in history. Beei Patties 89: She graduated from 3 pound box ^ * % Q Q We're sticklers for qual- Stop & Shop ^ p & Shop-Top Slice I'uiiglii, Slii-llcy Marie, dtiuglilei ol Ted and Carol ity and freshness MUSHROOMSSUCEDOHBIinOHS 2 /9 9 < FRENCH GREEN REANS 2/99< HAWAIIAN PUNCH S *1** Manchester High School in 8-6oz. dinner Brooks Faught of 2 Loveland Hill Hoad, Vernon. She was size patties WHITE TUNA SlffiETUfEBlOa 1974. (\X South Carolina born June 1 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal IS0U0PACX70Z. 7 9 ‘ PEAS BIRDSEYSItOZ. 55< SWEETS LOWmWHCT.nz 49^ PouudCake Franrauit grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks of C ooked Sausage (BoldorMarble 9 o z ^ ^ ORANGE JUICE 3/*1 Susan Marteney, 13ouncepkg ^ hranklin Park, III Her paternal grandparents are Mr. SPAGHETTI SAUCEK 89< FANNING PICKLES m fa i4 02. 2 /8 9 « ^jJones Unk Sausage and Mrs. Ted Faught ot Des Plaines. Ill She has a sister, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Dionne Michelle. TASTE O’SEA •1” Pierre Marteney of 218 ^ blueberries -79 Choc. Eclair Pie 'SfS" 89* Big Daisy Bread 3 SSit 1 CATFOODS b.01 5 / * l WHITE BREAD wToaoAF 3 /* 1 Hackmatack St., a senior seafoods e a i o o u Alway a delicious _ _ ^ « e i- p o Countrystyle Donuts " 'S'e'*" 59* Stop & Shop Bread 2 ^ ‘1 SAWNSON HUNQRY MAN 89« SlopASbcpPiBfioSugw OrtrtMl Honty or OaMd MmI \llieri, Cheryl Vnn. daughter ol Leonard P. and at Hartwick College, has been named to the dean’s Patricia Blais Albert of 15 Easton St . East Hartford. She CRAN-GRAPE DRINK ^7320 JENO PIZZA g S K a o r 89< • PRODUCE • list at the college. She as Tampax Tampons *1.49 Sassoon was born June 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Shampoo *1.49 recipient of the Outstan­ Regular or Super-40ct. pkg. or Creme RinsfrBoz bIL maternal grandmother is Mrs Joseph E. Blais of 293 POUND CAKE 89* HoW eydeifs 7 9 . SEALTEST CANTALOUPES e a 4 9 « ding Residence Hall Stu­ O'Connell Drive, East Hartlord . Her paternal grand­ Firm white fillets. dent Award. Stainless Steel Cookware mother is Mrs. Patrick 11. Albert ol Windsor Locks. She ICE CREAM SANDWICHES RICH’S COFFEE RICH i.or 4 /M ONIONS a L B . B A o 4 9 * Fresh Clams ...... Fresh California Low Cal Yellow K C O E T E R N A ^\l has a brother. Neal Leonard. 6 M SVzQt Covered ICE CREAM CUPS 99« CAULIFLOWER HD. 6 9 * Nancy Sirianni, daughter SnowCrabmeat X;? CALM'ORNlV’ L . . P K a 4 / » 1 Dressed Trout Dresdngs Muiii\ille. 1 .liri-topher \lheri. son ol Gregory C. and $ 1 2 9 CARROTS of Mr. and Mrs. James Onioi MARGARINE SPREAD 89« Fried Clams Walden WHITE M ID LE 8S JUM BO Sirianni, 262 Green Road, 'Something unusual 3 pound Sharon Borello Mainville ol 33 Eranklin SI, He was born GRAPEFRUIT 4/*l JOowic/i, Farms 19Da/«L I has been named to the Stop& Shop Shrimp (oryourtiutbo^ bag KodaCOlOr Print Rim 12exposureroHsizesH 0o r 126 99»», June 2 at .St. hrancis Hospital in Harttorii. His maternal LdRANGE JUICE U tsstot 55^ LARGE 6 SIZE MELONS Health&Beauty Aids, ■REYERS a u -f u v o r s CANTaOUPES HONEYDEWS half , with 36 oz. pound' can and Sugar ICE $i59 99* Vi-gal. CREAM ....cont Mix Then you'll want to tell as many each 49^T r W each 99 ^ A B S ...... , 9 9 ' people as possible about Itl And the ShopRitt WHOLE MOUTHWASH best way to do that Is with a Classified JceM ilk Bars...... fs99^^ Tetley Clorox 2 Ad in this newspaper. iiv^ elonsT.!.l5< |S^Ass'tcandi«.99 Signal. 23 OL package S h c T le r a lb Te a $ 4 3 9 Dry $449 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PH 89 B a g s I Wxt lieralb B leach With this coupon and $7 50 purchase or more CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING [ Good June 11-17. 1978 Lim it one coupon per family | In order to etMve e eufllclenl lupply o( soles Hems for s i o1 our cuetomers wo must reserve Iho right to limit the purchase of sNes to unite of 4 of any sale Hems, except where o t h / r 3 s e n « / ^ I o t r t » ^ ^ ' Prices ettecllvo Sun., June 11 fhruSat., Juno 17,1978. Copyright WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION, 1978. ««>9'*P PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 14, 1978 r Johnson-Jensen On Beverly Eileen Jensen and Jeffery Paul Johnson, both second thought of Manchester, were married June 10 at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester.. V The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. By Jan Warren Jensen of 73 Ferguson Road. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Johnson of 42 Alexander St. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson of Manchester, retired pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Jim McKay of Manchester was organist and Paul Paulson of West Hartford, soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an im­ There’s a puppy in our nest! ported silk organza designed with Queen Anne neckline trimmed with venise lace, raised waistline with an A-line skirt with a double-tiered edged hemline which cascaded Last month I came home with a and partially digested two socks, one that they slept in their cribs and we into an attached train. Her fingertip illusion veil was at­ new puppy ... a squirming bundle of table leg and a big chunk out of my slept in our bed, and with the excep­ tached to a Camelot cap trimmed with scalloped venise black fur, with sad brown eyes and best foam rubber pillow. tion of a few thunder storms and lace. floppy ears. nightmares, that’s the way it was. Mrs. Kathleen Wierzchowski of Vernon was matron of My husband was appalled! He said Our babies did cry. I won’t deny Our puppy is something else. We honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Theresa Lukas of 1 must be suffering from the early that. But the neighbors were very bought him a lovely wicker basket, Manchester; Miss Cathy Copeland of East Hartford; and symptoms of the empty-nest sympathetic and after a raucous but instead of appreciating his good Miss Patricia Jensen of Manchester, the bride’s sister. snydrone (two children in college, night would say, "Poor little tyke!” fortune, he howls and scratches till in Mis Cherie Soucier of Orleans, Vt., the bridegroom's two still at home) and that 1 should Our puppy’s late night howls have desperation we carry him upstairs niece, was flower girl. seriously reconsider my decision. evok^ a very different response. and dump him on our bed. That’s all Ronald Wierzchowski of Vernon served as best man. “ Remember,” he said, eyeing the The worst was a visit from the dog it takes. He snuggles up to our feet Ushers were Stephen Yaworski and David Herbert, both puppy distastefully, “ it’s YOUR warden. The best a veiled comment, and is asleep in no time. of Manchester; and Russell Jensen of Manchester, the baby. And a baby is exactly what “ 1 haven’t seen your new puppy, but bride’s brother. you'll be taking on.” I’ve certainly heard him.” A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in Four weeks later, 1 feel that my Now, despite all my complaints. Manchester, after which the couple left for DisneyWorld, husband grossly underestimated the I’m not anti-puppy. In fact. I’m real­ Fla. For traveling, Mrs. Johnson wore a three-piece situation. When it came to taking vitamins, ly sold on ours. The thing I like best peach color vested suit. They will reside in Manchester. We’ve'had four babies and 1 never our babies were cooperative. I mixed about him, is that he likes me. No Mrs. Johnson is employed at Hair Design in Ellington. once had to walk them in the the vitamins with their milk and matter how horrible I am he greets Mr. Johnson is employed as a computer operator and backyard at 4 a.m. Nor did I have to chug-a-lug, that was that. Our puppy me with a jump and covers me with Mrs. Jeffery P. Johnson programmer at Lydall Inc. (Coring photo) stand in the wet grass in my must be part bloodhound, for when I licks and laps. Even when he grows nightgown saying "That’s a good boy. mix the vitamins with his food, he up to be a big dog, he won’t change. That’s a good boy.” won’t go near it. 1 have to hold him He’ll always think I’m the greatest. And when our babies were teething between my knees and pry his mouth they chewed on conventional things open forcibly. It's an exhausting per­ Wedding like silver spoons and teething rings. formance and by the time I get You know, maybe in this one But not our puppy. He ignores his through, I need vitamins, too. department, puppies have a slight Aftabazari-Dougan rubber doggie bone and has chewed All our babies accepted the fact edge over babies.

Elizabeth Lucia Dougan of The bride, given in marriage by A reception was held at the bride’s Glastonbury, formerly of her father, wore a crinoline and satin home, after which the couple left for Manchester, and Karim Aftabazari gown designed with Queen Anne Cape Cod. For traveling, Mrs. Af­ of Washington, D.C., were married neckline edged in lace. Empire tabazari wore a lemon-yellow scoop MVD info June 2 at Emanuel Lutheran Church waist, long sleeves and bodice neck dress with flared skirt and short in Manchester. trimmed with pearls. She wore a sleeves. The couple will reside in continuing tne questions and answers from the Connec­ The bride is the daughter of Mr. mantilla trimmed in matching lace Glastonbury. ticut Driver’s Manual for New Drivers: and Mrs. Roger Dougan of Glaston­ and carried a spray bouquet of white Mrs, Aftabazari is currently atten­ 1. If you have had too much to drink, you can sober up bury and Mrs. Lucia D. Kelly of roses, dotted with yellow and pink ding the University of Connecticut by: Hartford. She is also the grand­ roses, baby’s breath and greens and where she has a double major in a. Drinking hot coffee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward white lace streamers. romance and classical languages, b. Taking a cold shower x. Dougan of 110 Strickland St. Mrs. Andrea H. Clancy of and international relations. Mr. Af- c. Waiting several hours The Rev. Ronald J. Fournier of 2. When driving on a road covered with packed snow, Ybucanlbeat Manchester was matron of honor. tabazri recently graduated from Emanuel Lutheran Church officiated Kamal Ghandari of Washington, George Washington University with a you should reduce your speed by: at the candlelight, single-ring D.C., served as best man. Ushers master of science degree in com­ a. 1/2 ceremony. were Christopher Dougan of Glaston­ puter science. b. 1/3 the taste of bury and Dowe Winchell of Avon. c. 3/4 3. A traffic light with a flashing red signal means: a. Caution MCC names dean’s list students b. Yield 100% natural. c. Stop Among the Manchester Donovan. 48 Helaine Road: ty, 54 Florence St.; James Kathleen A. Waish, 4. If the rear of your car begins to skid sideways, you students named to the B ruce A. Duncan, 42 A. Morton, 58 Wetherell Gerard St.; Russell should: sACt CAP IN dean’s list for the spring Washington St.; Patrick M. St.; Norma W. Mullen, 131 Wilson, 64 Kennedy Road; a. Pump the brakes semester at Manchester Elier, 22 Forest St.; Todd Pine St.; Marvin L. Linda D. Witham, 10 b. Apply the brakes gently ('ommunity College are: M. Eller. 22 Forest St.; Mundell, 126 N. School St.; Canterbury St.; Helen M. c. Stay off the brakes Teresa M, Enderlin, 76 Jam es A. Murray, 32 Sum­ Yavis, 98 Wyneding Hill Answers: 1. c. 2. a. 3. c. 4. c. Manchester: Scott Park St.; Jennifer A. mit St.; Ann M. Norwood, Road; Jonathan E. (Questions may be sent to MVD INFO, Department of Alemany, 40 Parker St,; Fagan, 58 Ambassador 597 Woodbridge St.; Joanne Yeomans, 57 Kensington Motor Vehicles, 60 State St., Wethersfield, 06109. Motor Debra L Beauchamp, 20 Drive; Mary L. Foran, 48 M. Obright, 311 Oak St.; St.; Joseph H. Zeppa, Vehicle Department offices are open Tuesday, Academy St.; Laura A. Benton St.; Philip E. Maureen T. Orourke, 77 Birch Mountain Road; and Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Thursday, Belanger, 76 Wylls St.; Forziey, 72 Arcellia Drive; Meadow lane; Sharon N. Scott J. Zinker, 4 Alice 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; and Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 Concetta Bilanceri, 137 Karen L. Frost, 474 Main Pain, 148 Apt. lA Park St.; Drive. p.m,). ______Downey Drive; Jean F St,; Marilyn A. Gerlach, 14 Kurt R. Paternostro, 74 N. SAI Blessing 86 Linden St.. Lawton Road; Barbara Lakewood Circle; Steven Valerie J. Boroch, 30 Lyn- Glass, 105 Scott Drive; Pilver, 15 Radding; LuntMillleV dale St.; William M. Stephen F. Gronda, 165 Stephen G. Pongratz, 219 PINEHURST at 302 Main... Bouley, 29 Sunset St.; Vicki Loomis S t.; Ellen C. Oak St.; Betty A. Rainey. REAL ITALIAN STYLE J. Brettschneider, 40 Hagen, 109 Lenox St.; 108 McKee St., Apt. 1; Your VERIBEST Moat Store Olcott St. Apt. 135; Mary A Haller, 13 Summit Judith E. Ratciiffe, 9 SPAGHETTI SAUCE Timothy Brown. 633B St.; Peter A. Heard, 281 Eldridge St.; Robert Features, for Father’s Day, the veribest Steaks and Roasts ... Center St.; Gail A. Butler, Henry St.; Christina J. Richardson 111, 67 Phelps Steaks are U S.D A. Choice with full tenderloins ... the roasts, 338 Spring St.; Cheryl A. Helfrick. 14 Westminster Road; Wilfred Rodriguez, U.S.D.A. Choice are well trimmed. Our 5 to the lb. VERIBEST Beef Cantrell, 121 Wetherell St.; Road; Michael J. Hull, 96 470 Woodbride St.; John T. MEATLESS Myriam M. Cardona, 56D Washington St.; Donna Rook, 125 Coleman Road; Patties and deluxe Chopped Sirloin Patties are popular for every Ruby Drive; Nancy Car- Jackwin, P.O. Box 136; Bonnie Russell, 33 Golway day, or Father s Day cook-outs. mienke, 450 Gardner St.; Phyllis E. Jassie, 159 St,; Ellen C. Salvatore, 16 VERIBEST U.S.D.A. SKINNEa DEVEINED 100% NATURAL Thompson Road; Edward Strant St. , Dana R. Sasse, Mary Ann Carroll, 79 Wells CHOICE BONELESS NO a d d it iv e s , s t a r c h e s ORSUOAJi . 1 D. Krach, 23 Beacon St.; 205 Porter St.; Diane L. St.; Shirley A. Casterline. ROAST SPECIALS... tb. Joann M. Langlois, 60 Nike Scarito, 38 Union St.; beef liver 79- 655 Bush Hill Road; Cathy fas tsndar as most cafves live r) G. Cavalieri, 64 Spencer C ir c le ; T e r ry M. Agnes M. Schaschl, 110 BO nO M ROUND St.; Linda L. Chatfield, 73 Leonowicz, 45 High St.; Bryan Drive. POT ROAST LEAN SLICED Waddell Road; Eugene M. Julie Lescroart, 145 Also, Christina Sidgwick, ; ..I i-% Cleary, 6 Cushman Drive; Cushman Drive; Megan E. 36 Bigeiow St.; Carole ib*1.79 BACON ..*1.39 (.’atherine M. Colpitts, 193 Lindsay, 11 Plymouth Slatkin, 49 Bolton Center EYE ROUND Homestead St.; Laurie A. Lane; Andrew M. Lyga, 17 Road; Ruthann M. A now Item from Tobin 1st P riz e . . . Curalli. 25 Edward St.; Hackmatack St. Sternberg, 39D Hilliard OVEN ROAST St.; Terence Sullivan, 54 Peter ,1. Danyliw, 43 i b < 2 . 0 9 WHITE HOTS lb. 1.85 There are absolutely no artificial Forest St ; Patricia A. Also, Timothy Maloney, Niles Drive; Carole Suver, (Frankturte) ingredients in any Aunt Millie’s Darby, 41 Keeney St.; 360 Windsor St,; Sandra A. 52 Oak St.; James RUMP 0VEN~ Mark E, Dion. 86 Carter MaCabe, 143 Barry Road; Salvester, 57 Burnham St.; BEEF ROAST Our meat manager,-Frank Toros, is just as fussy sauce. St.; Stephanie Don, 38 Joanne E. McCallum, 13 Paul D. 'Taft, 44 Main St.; about the freshness and quaiity of Chicken Breasts and NO SUGAR or any other sweeteners Horace St.; Michael Legs as he is about the selection and quality of our Morse Road; Maureen Mary F. Terhune 2 Adams ib*1.98 such as com syrup added. Donachie. 296 F’orter St. McCluskey. 145 Avery St.; St.; Robert Thomas U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! Sorry, we sold out ealry Sat. We Alsu, Brian Donovan, 7 Martin G. McLain. 232 Grant R d Mark A CENTER CUT have increased the supply for this week. NO STARCHES or any other thicken­ Ashland St,; Francis A, Mam St : Linda E. Moriar- Walker. 76 Phelps Rd. BOTTOM ROUND ing agents, such as modified fcxxl ROAST COUNTRY STYLE starches. FIRST CUT, BONE IN lb.n . 9 8 PORK RIBS NO PRESERVATIVES. New books at library N O A D D m V E S . CHUCK ROAST Very Meaty FREEZER SPECIAL or STEAK NO "FLAVOR ENHANCERS.” t b M . 4 9 Whilon of values Whole packer cut Just read our label. You feel better M orns — Bum rap on KccortiH Bert Kaempfert — Golden BOTTOM ROUND serving yOur family natural foods. New books at America s cities: The real VERIBEST Memories which Includes the Manchester's Whiton causes of urban decay SAUSAGE MEAT And so do we. Funny and Live at the Eye and Rump lb. Schneiter — The art of Memorial Library: village oaie: nip Wilson Oven Roast, Center We make spaghetti sauce the way asking: A handbook for lb. 1 . 4 9 Fiction L'Amico Fritz successful fund raising Bottom Round Roast you would: With 100% natural, Neil Diamond — His 12 Backer - The Parma Solzhenitsyn — The Gulag or Bottom Round greatest hits All our cold cuts are sliced to order and we have wholesome ingredients. legacy Archipelago, 1918-1956 STAKS Cartland — Love, lords and the veribest Potato Salad, Cole Slaw and Italian Olive And we think it tastes good ladybirds Salad. enough to call your own. Garbo — The artist lb.M.69 Harris — The Prince of Eden For all your Fathar’a Day tood$...ahop Plnahurat Lindsey — The Duchess of IVIuseum for poster art tor the VERIBEST... ______Vidal And youl find it in a l a ^ s NEW HOUYWOOD Marshall — Thin air PARIS (UPI) — Located in a turn-of-the-century CAIN’S PURE HELLMAN’S NEW SAFFLOWER where quality conies hrst. Stephen — Murder R.F.d. exhibition hall at 18 rue du Paradis, Paris’ newest MAYONNAISE BIG “H” SAUCE Thomas — Chinaman's museum, the Musee de I’Affiche, specializes in poster art for your hamburge m a v o n m is e chance from the I8th century to the present. qt-M . 2 9 Thompson — Buddy Boy oz. 7 9 « *• Aiint Millie’s Sauces 18 1.39 11 West Cross Street, Hawthorne, New York 10532 Wehen — The singing wind Its current exhibition, “Three Centuries of French We have Weight Watcher’s Mayonnaise in pints and Imported Perrier Water Send us your name and address, along with one bbel Nonfiction Posters,” includes 150 examples from the permanent from any Aunt Millie's Spaghetti Sauce-and one from in 3 sizes Try this water with a^da^hjd lem^_^.^no_cMones^__^______Annis — The child before collection of 70,000, The range of posters exhibited covers the brand I compared it with—or two Aunt Millie s PINEHURST SPECIAL labels. (1 switched some time ago.) birth 18th century recruitment notices for the royal Dragoons PINEHURST SPECIAL Benowicz — Non­ to publicity for Larousse by Jean-Michel Folon, with fine ITe COKE We will send a coupon good for 50t on your next Jar of wish you a Aunt Millie’s. CC 517 prescription drugs and their works by Bonnard, Cheret, Toulouse-Lautrec and Mucha PEPSI 64oz.botllt VERY HAPPY (One refund coupon to a family. Offer expire^ bept. W. I side effects in between. A Charles Loupot show is slated for 64 OZ. bottle Better Homes & Gardens — September. FATHER'S DAY! Garden ideas and outdoor 80« living 1978 The Musee de I'Affiche, housed in the late 19th century 89? House & Garden — Building 'rry~Shu7nneTry Shi ice Cream ... Get quality and value W gal. ?l-29 building that was a "faiencerie" producing Paris’ first Open here at 302 Main Thurs. and Fri. til 8 P.M. guide. Spring 1978 glorious Metro tiles, is open daily except Saturday 10-6. 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Lum iscope Home Blood Pressure Kit ___ Everything you need! Includes pressure cull, gauge, _ sphygmomanometer, stethoscope and instructions. | Our Reg, 16.99...... I Old Spice After Shave Lotion Block Meerschaum Pipes A&C Tribunes Fresh-as-a-breeze scent. -133 6 unique hand-carved sculptures. i i 8 8 Small, light cigars for Dad! 4y4 0z., Our Reg. 2 .2 1 ...... I Smooth-smoking. Our Reg. 17.99 | | Box of 50, Our Reg. 6.30......

ttmm Old Spice Stick Deodorant Sail Pipe Tobacco A&C Sabers Reg. or Herbal scent. 84* Choice of 4 delicious blends! Long, lean and mellow! Our Reg. 1.29 r‘»(liiM- 12 Oz. Tin, Our Reg. 4.09...... Box of 50, Our Reg. 7.30...... Ronson Refil-A-Lite® English Leather Butane Lighter A&C Grenadiers After Shave Lotion 2 6 6 Includes bonus: F^nson butane fuel. Combines fine imported & domestic 4 0z., Our Reg. 3.50.. Our Reg. 3.19...... tobaccos. Box of 50, Our Reg. 8.29

iBEEKlE3i5C2K ‘ inmag MBPmw aim ’ll:;- ...PLUS GREA T BUYS FOR EVER YONE! •Fathers Day Ideas CORNING HELP DAD BEAT THM CIGARETTE HABIT! •Graduation Gift Suggestions s m m P B o r Sunglasses One Step - for Men & Women At A Time® •Savings for Chiidren by Water Pik Our C 6 3 Our T 7 e Reg. 7.88...... ^ Reg. 9.95...... f 4-step, 8-week •Many other values withdrawal program. Step 4 RKer, Mw. 4.99 ...... 777.4.33 A m -.k- ■ Aim Toothpaste Decorative 7-Pc^ Panasonic With Fluoride, 8 4 ^ gdyap—"1 Pencil Sharpener Our Thursday Reg. 2 9 .9 9 .... Faberge Organics SL9.99:..vrr.:r^® Superb European craftsmanship— genuine Shampoo, 16 Oz. O Q c porcelain on extra-heavy steel, with stainless Keeps pencils needle-^ii}. Our Reg. 1.69...... 9 0 rims, flame guards. (BatLnqtMiluded) SET INCLUDES: • 1S 2 gt. Covered SaUMpMM' Two Drawer Nice 'n Easy Hair Color • 5 QL (Covered Dutah Oven Friday and will be at the Manchester One application • l(r'Skillet (Sham Dutch Oven Cover) Steel File assorted shades. Matching 3 Qt. Whistling Our Parkade Saturday, June 17 Our Reg. 2.31...... 1.57 Tea Kettle, Our Reg. 1 2 .9 9 .....___8.44 Reg. 34.99.'.. ■ff from 12 to 5 P.M^ Quality-builtof furniture-' ' - grade steel, with baked- idorman buttons enamel finish and locking « Saturday • Fantastik Pistol A A t drawers, wMlo they last... 32 Oz., Our Reg. 1.59... 9 9 ^4T.. •Glass Plus Cleaner June 15 thru 18 Exercise Sandals 320z.w/Pistol Our Reg. 99c...... for Active Women 87«i Now • Lysol Toilet Bowl Only... Cleaner, 16 Oz. Our Reg. 79c...... 2.»1 ‘aur M anchester Walk in comfort... and style... all summer long! Assorted sizes and colors. • Lysol Disinfectant 4 2 7 Spray, 12Oz..Reg. 1.59... I Parkade ALL CIRCULAR SPICIALS AT ALL 4C CALDOR STORM SUPPLEMENT TO VERNON ENFIELD MANCHESTER EASTBROOKMALL. JOURNAL INQUIRER Tri-City Shopping Center Elm Plaza Shopping Center Exit 86~-lnterstato 85 o ; MANCHESTER HERALD Rte.195and84 : Vernon ^ Wllliniantic— Mansflald 12 STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM. to9:30P.M. • SAT. 9 AM. to9-30P.M. »SUN. 11 AM.toSP.M. June 14, 197f ' June 14, 1978

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10-INCH “The one that throws M cCU LLO CH Nothing awfiyl" Gas Chain Saw 20% OFF In Minutes Stock up on all your Favorites B9.95 7 4 ^ Makes: 1 8 cubic inch engine, automatic & manual • Bread chain oiler, wrap-around chain brake feature High Potency B-50 SAVE $2.50 B-COMPLEX ALL NATURAL • Hot Soup STRESS-X • ice Cream 50 mg. 400I.U.VITAMIN-E HIRSH® Tabs 50’s $5Qoo (Alpha Tocopherol) MENS NOVELTY Reg. 3.50 100’s - Reg. 7.75 • Juices MR. FIXIT • Peanut Butter Hardware Tee-Shirts MENS, LADIES FAMOUS BRAND FULL n . 7 9 100 • Flour Assortment 17 Jewel Watches •4.&0 •4.99 • Taste the Natural Reg 70c OFF 35C-0FF ' ^ 9 9 Keep your favorite poster close to Goodness 12.99 • Benrus • Htibros • Vulcain • Walttiam your hearti 100% cotton in dazzling ZINC POTASSIUM Revolving storage unit with 12 compart­ colors. S-M-L-XL. Elgin • Omen • Dulonte by Ludcn Piccard IKS'1 Gram ment bins 1 000 s of popular nuts, bolls OFF Citrate and screws lor all uses Long-^tingong-Acting PUT FOOD THRU FLIP THE FULL IMPACT OPEN THE PATENTED 99 mg PATENTED SPLASH LEVER to activate patented PRESSURIZEDSPIGOT- Reg. 1.75 Full 100 GUARD "ACTION DOME reversing motor. Hammer serve Total Juice , TOP" Allows steam to blades smash into foods — cream,” hot scup — over 800 iFull 100 n . 4 0 Reg. 4.20 escape safely when using hot recipes — by dish, glass or Full 100 with tremendous Head on ♦3.36 liquids! Your 3600 juices by gallons. No lifting, no Ladies sport, dress and petite styles. IMPACT instead of merely MENS BOXED freezes, and cooks without pushing them around the pouring, no lid handling. The HIRSH® Mens calendars, day-dates, water $1.18 - OFF 35C-0FF $1.06-0FF burning, scorching, or container. first time right at the table. resistants. Mfr guaranteed. lumping foods. Easy to prepare large or htandkerchiefs •Tasteless GARLIC KELP small quantities Work •Odorless PANTOTHENIC ACID Capsules Tablets COUPON DELICIOUS , 1 K S V S ! EBC1 W and IK mart [250 Caps 7 2 200 Tabs. ■ o u t ME White poly-cotton, Reg. 5.90 ■ — Full 100 FRESH MICMTMB Hobby permanent press. ■ i m tlSTHUI Bench I The Amazing $2 OFF PEANUT ASSORTED r FREE TASTE Mens m KMTAT rMMU BUHER Ground While You Walt JUICE BAR EAGNTi . Belts Hu m ...... JMNIdb AN ACME JUICEMTOR Reg 19.99 MI ...... IAN Ub Hull n ...... N i«i M im s IT ALL TO YOUl N iriR U ...... N ep lAII growing things are nourished by the | 20" X 36" work surface. 2 bottom 4 9 9 mrnkm...... nwm Full Lb. M N i n i ...... 2N K | unseen msjestlc powers of the sun and shelves, removable bins, steel tool B MC ...... M ap 'the oceans, and those same -15 •No Preservatives rack Needs assembly Black or brown, POLAROID® ftmk I ...... IN ■ * nourishments are nurtured In the pure sizes 32 to 42. FM iricUi...... INai •No Sugar Reg 7 95 ^ 5 ^ ’ iMiMNi...... IN ap N unadulterated Juices of fruits and hMdw...... m m •No Hydrogenated Fat ■ vegetables. The ACME JUICERATOR One Step™ Camera M a ...... Slap BLACK Full-100 HMHbNi ...... Nap ~ was created to extract these Juices so & DECKER® M b...... n m that their nourishment could be con- laMS P iaM (ai^ S m 5Vi INCH THOMPSON I Burned by man and his life enriched Circular CALCIUM HIGH QUALITY ON ALL _ Saw Just aim and shoot...no focusing MAGNESIUM MODELS cSlw neededi Motorized, fully automatic. w/ZINC •20 CHECK OUR REFHKEMTOR FOR JTt h s M - ilU f s a u 259 Plus 199 FREEI 8 A LT0 N Double insulated lightweight For paneling, m hsTJi-iaifaBiw plywood molding trim work 5 blade | • I U W M IU C MHiuMauMaui Y06URT VIVITAR® THE NEW •FRESH NUTS •DRIED FRUIT "$uper Petency' *2.75 OFF •5.9S MAKER SWINGLINE® Electronic NORELCO® •FERTILIZED EGGS •FLOUR RESISTAT Formula ELECTRIC Router-Jigsaw Rotary Razor All hi One Tablet • Add your own Staple Gun Rash APPLE JUICE '•Automatic trull and spice Work Table COLOMBO Model Reg Reg. 1.19 Q 9 9 *1132 ■ OiiilieM; r"\"js55"TsAVE^“', Push-button opera­ 12.99 Sleek styling, 36 self- *GEBini ii«« «j. ______■ lu y u n tion buiit-in staple Converts a portable router or jigsaw : 'STEAM I For use with Polaroid® sharpening blades, „ herb TEAS J remove' EZ squeeze into a stationary work table Con­ • Ns psstidEsi ■ BABY I m a r vel ■ one Step” * and Pron­ pop-out sideburn and trrgger U L I'Sted t w n S t B Y ! FOOD GRINOEI A f o b veocTABUS A venient easy assembly to” * cameras. Less m moustache trimmer. Jutt Arrived AE Flavors OFF ■ NOW 5.00 • QQQA than 2* a flash! Travel wallet Included. M .0 9 ! Fresh No Limit 8 9 ‘ I * 4 I n.o.4js 0 .5 1 5 1 I I...... T'

June 14, 1978 ■ ' ! t J II I June 14, 1978 FANTASTIC • UNBELIEVABLE DREAMLAND WATCH SALE Beauty Salon 50% to 70% OFF PIACUI'S “ Hfe San You Money*’- CHAICI •BENRUS •PRUEN IN V ITEf •HELBROS •WALTHAM FAMOUS IMPOBTS • HAMILTON • VULCAIN ST R A T O - In Shadow sueded •ST A N W ai 4KAVW00DIE RAM BLER - In brushed pigskin 17 to 21 Hash Brown by Hush Puppies sueded pigskin In (Med. 7-12) (W •GBD •MEDICO JEWELS $2S.OO 8-11 >/4) 20°/i $21.00 Famous Brands •HILSON •YELLOW BOWL For Less PHRECENDENT •SAVINELLI OFF •OR. GRABOW Kiss your wrinkles goodby with Phrecendent Wrinkle Fighter From Jhirmack. For Information call Dreamland Beauty Salon. 649-6837. Also featuring Nucleic Acid Beauty Products and hair reconstruction ALL FAMOUS BRAND for dry & damaged hair. PIPES SEE ORIG. MANUFACTURER’S MME TAG 0F*75-*65 Etc, IM OFF SALE-ALL i B T O : •Doubia QuarantM SXAHDIHAVIK Reg-120 •8aH Wlndlrtg WHITE •Sport Watchaa Importsd •1 yr. to Ufatima H u s h •Elactfic OWL Glass •Day-Data •INVINCIBLE Canister R i p p i e s ' Full 12 on. Gonulne Block •17-SI Jm l !??!*•' **''•' •Diamond BRAND SHOES I •PERFECTO MEERSCHAUM •Fancy Draas Rag. 7.50 $ 2 9 9 • Hand Carved Watchaa Reg. 3.9B • Varlout Shapaa Where Would You Be Without Your Father and Prague R E E D ’S IN C . DISPOSABLE BUTANE BORKUM Shoes? LieHTER FOR PLAY U..RIFF The Blazer In Blue FOR DRESS Specials For Denim or Khaki All leather Sllp-on breathable fabric In Brow n o r Black 20% Remington casuals. {7'/i -1 1 - rain leather. GRADUATION DAY Free 12 Med. width o n ­ XLR 1000TM Izes(C) 8'/4-11- Lighter ly) g12(D)7'/4-12(E8 OFF $15.00 ELECTRIC SHAVER grue - 11 (E E E ) 8'/i - ; l«1 O FF I 1.49 Twin unira-thin The Greatest Name In Precision Watches 10’/4 5.49 VALUE flailhia ahaving *N ot all siz e s In $ 2 « « •eraana. Thin Una Value Umlt 2 with coupon Traval ease 3 0 ^ ^ m n ’t ( Ladies’ QuartzCrystal L.E.i / store. Rag. 3.BS Inchidad. $34.00 FATHER'S DAY REQ. 39.09 ^ d WO ig it a l c a la h d a r w a tc h es u ISPECIAL r a m [ n s ; BUXTON ^ DATE^ AAI-PM ELECTRIC L.E.D'T8hJe*Jlf«m7:WiS feTutTorgrb^gh'rcl SAMSONITE BARNES-HIND lumerals. S u ^ r accurate to within one minute a year Metol b ra » WALLETS Rag. et bands, gold or silver. Most styles have 5, 6 or 7 t o n c h o n i LIGHTER WETTINQ 80ULTI0N CUSSIC II A m o s CASE High Model 1114-F •9** tIena-WMran Quality NORELCO ELECTRIC Rag. 14.99 $225-$1%$1S0 LIST mCE $50.00 RAZOR itoa.t2.3t ROBLEE MOST DOCTORS |THERAGRAN-M w/Caae , RECOMMEND Wet V D SALE PRICE V BINOGUURS T H E R A ^ | @ l j f ^ ' j •7x35 Protein A gre a t MYADEC Hag. 7.00 •Wide Angles Plan 20% OFF HALF Rag. 188 Father’s Day FAPERSMATE. PRICE 40.05 AU REGULAR gift idea! PENS & SETS Metamucil FM/iW PORTARLE TIAAEX HARDCOVER BOOKS •Battery RADIO 1/2 PRICE •Plug In Sale II PRAGUE SHOES: (DICTIONARY, THESAURUS 100+30 Free 20% OFF HOME IMPROVEMENT) $79 9 TrI C ity Manchester Parkade •Oectric eSelf Winding Shopping Plaza 99 Reg. 4.34 Free R E E D ’S IN C Full 14% RW -25.95 Vlt-B6 7.96 IOO1 " ■i'iifiLe? I’

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I Worth *5 UP TO $5.00 Sav. si I WtTH THIS COUPON Present this coupon with any new prescription not previously filled at LIggett-Parkade pharmacy and receive up to $5.00 off the regular ti I MBTS SPOW sums price. If prescription Is $5.00 or less, we will fill It free. If prescription Is over $5.00, you pay only the difference. Refills available at our everyday Special Assortment g 9 « price. (Limit 30 Day Supply) 1 Offer Avallabla at Uggalt-Parkada Phamacy - Mr. Mftfdfe Tumpika, Plaids and Checks Reg. 14.00...... NOW Manchaatar Only, CODE: 6-15-78-(1) EXPIRES 7/15/78 ONE PER CUSTOMER w rs EMI ASSORTMENT Denim or Twill, Pocket Treatments 0 9 S Moat Doctors Reccomend i LIBSEnPARKADE COUPON Elastic or Belted Waists, Reg. 13.50...... NOW MYADECj Capsules ■ MOTS PANATELU DRESS SLACKS NPH ILETIN 0 9 9 10CC 100% Dacron/Polyester YOUR CHOICE...7.95 3 3 « 3 Reg. 15.00...... NOW ADULT GAMES HALF *1 OFF already low price lOCTT30 FREE One Per Customer shown, PASS-OUT plue Reg. 7.95 PRICE AROUND THE WORLD, BUMPS MEN’S CLASSIC UVI"’ WAIST JACKHS AND GRINDS, SENSUOUS POKER, 7 MINUTES IN HEAVEN, Where Fashion is a Famiiy Affair Pre-Washed Denim Jackets Fitted to Fit. and many other gamaa Sizes 34-50, Reg. 24.00 ...... NOW 2 1 ” sure to be a big hit for Dad on hla day. I MEN’S KMT JERSEYS w/COLLAR Sizes Sm — Ex. Lge. Reg. 17.00...... NOW 1 2 ” \ “MOVlN ON” BB OVERALLS \ Sizes 28-36, Reg. 21.00 ...... NOW 1 4 ” 11.99 \ \ WE CARRY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN’S CO-ORDINATED TREAT DAD TO THE 3 PC. SUITS - JACKET, PANTS and VEST TO MATCH \ ' SOFT TOUCH \ \ IVe Carry Fuller Cut Jeans For Extra Comfort others at varying prices. ADULT PACIFIERS BY ROBLEE A gift sura to please and 2.25 and up one Dad will cherish. A fun gift for Dad, vary popularl He'll love slipping into these soft, cool, MY STORE FOR LEVI’S® fabric casuals from Roblee. Inside, they pamper "Your Family LEVI^ Store" HEAVY WEIGHT his feet with foam-padded linings and insoles. Outside, they’re snappy slip-ons in blue MARBLIZED or beige “ breatheable” fabric. And for Just DESK ACCESSORIES 11.99 a pair (regularly $151), he deserves Manchester Parkade ASH TRAY (ahown)...... 18.95 both colors. (Next to Knitters World) othara not ahown, llghtor 17.98 up Daskblottar...... 49.98 D&L Shoes; Manchester Monday thru Friday 10-9 PM Saturday 10-6 PM. Sunday 12-6 PM MANCHESTER PARKADE...DAILY 10-9...SUN. 12-S VwiMn P in . ( N M 10 K-Mirt)..DAILY 1S-....8UN. 10-5 E n t HartlonI (Putawn Ptan) DAILY 10-9-.8UN. 10-S Juiie 14. 1978 June 14, 1978 Manchester Parkade Open Wednesday, Thursday & Friday NItes I SELECTED SELECTED CREWEL KITS MACRAME i CDRDS 50% OFF 50% OFF 's ' MANY UNADVERTISED YOU’LL FIND SPECIALS SAVINGS OF. Register Now For Craft, 50% TO 70% Needlepoint, and Crewel Classes. ★ SAVE ON EVEBYTHIN6 IN THE STORE* • STICK PINS • OILS • FRAMES • CRYSTAL Health-tex Sale For Boys Health-tex Sale! Girls Health-tex Sale! Children and Tean Classes to be • COLLECTORS PLATES • ORIENTAL VASES Polo Shirts,Shorts,2 pc. Sets • ANRI MUSIC BOXES • HAND CARVED FIGURINES Infants & Toddlers Shorts, Polos, Slacks & More Held In July. • PORCELAIN FIGURINES • PAINTS • ACRYLICS • PEWTER • JEWELRY • WATCHES • NOVELTIES SALE-PRICED SALE-PRICED SALE-PRICED Choose from a cool collection of shorts, polos, Mealth-tex Jog shorts, camp shorts, slacks, Cool savings on a great selection of shorts, OFF OUR COMPLETE tank tops, slacks, overalls, short sets & slack polos, tank tops, 2 pc. sets and more. Boys sizes polos, tank tops, slacks, short sets & slack sets. PEWTER JEWELRY INVENTORY sets. Sizes 9 months to toddler 4. 4 to 7. Sizes 4 to 6X. LPENPANT8 .S T IC K PINS .ANIM AL FIQURINESi NIHER’S WORLD j M0N.,TUES.,NED. 10-6 CHICKS (( THURS., FRI. 10-9 OK CASH Levis Denim & Corduroy Girls Famous Danskin Tots & Girls Terry Tops, Your Craft & Needlework Center^^ ilamsAppb StT. 10 0; SUN. 12-5 ACCCPrfD MANCHESTER PARKADE ' ' Stretch Nylon Swimsuits Sweatshirts and Playsuits OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. TIL 9 PM t Shorts for Guys & Gals i m OITO laOAD ST., 1»T INTO PAIIADI, IININD TNI NIW MANSNAll'S MANCHESTER PARKADE 646-4340 1 Ortg. 10.00 to 13.00... Vz PRICE Ortg. 8.00-14.00 3.99 & 4.99 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ J. Of/g. 8 .0 0 ...4 .9 9 Now 5.50 to 6.50. Stretch nylon & lycra one Now less than half price. Hooded tops & Regular & slim sizes 8 to 14. Waist sizes 27” to placers. Splashy prints & solid colors. Discon­ crewneck tops In sizes 2 to 14. Playsuits In sizes Anderson-little Dress Shirts, Knit Shirts & 30" regularly 9.00 now 5.99 tinued styles. Sizes 2 to 12. 2 to 6X. Walk Shorts Reg. ^10 each. Boys Famous Make Infants Beach Coverups Infants & Toddlers Hundreds of Boys Swim Trunks Dress Dad Lite & Hooded Sweatshirts Cook Knit Pajamas Crewneck Polo Shirts Ortg. 9.00 a 10.00 Reg. 6.00 A 6.50 Ortg. 4.00 to 8.00 Ortg. S.OO to 9.00 a Superstar 3.99 4.99 2.99 & 3.99 2.99 & 3.99 Now, just in time forFather’s Day, Anderson- Soft acrilan knits. One pc. zippered Famous make. Infants 6 to 24 With handsome gifts from Anderson-Little. Little is ofering special prices on gifts Dad will coverup. Zfp front, hooded months. Toddler girls & boys sizes 3 Stripes. Solids. Short sleeves. Sizes Great values for boys. Sizes 4 to 7 enjoy wearing all summer long. Choose easy- sweatshirts. Sizes 12 to 24 months. & 4. Limited quantity, hurryl 4 to 7 are 2.99; sizes 8 to 16 are 3.99. are 2.99; sizes 8 to 20 are 3.99. care. long or short sleeve dress shirts in attractive sol ids or patterns. Or match up a Our Reg. $60 & $65 MEN’S FINELY TAILORED SPORT COATS cotton-polyester short-sleeve knit shirt in light, medium or deep solids... with a pair of Dress Dad like a supierstar in handsomely cool, comfortable walk shorts in a choice of Preteens & Young Jrs. Preteens Summer Girls Colorful tailored woven polyester lightweight solids or patterns. Guys and Gals Dacron/wool blend sport coats in light and Jog Shorts Terry Tops & Playsuits Tops, Slacks & Skirts Gauze Skirts dark solids, neat checks, and soft muted plaids. Special Veluel Ortg. 9.00 to 14.00 Ortg. 10.00 to 14.00 Ortg. 11.00 A handsome gift he'll wear all Summer and into Fall, now at a special price for Father’s Day. to REGULAR-SHORT-LONGS 3.99 5.99 4.99 6.99 1.99 EXPERT FREE AITERATIONS! Boxer waist. Slit sides. Contrast Cool terry tops & playsuits for Tremendous values for preteens & Cotton gauze skirts In pretty colors. color combinations. Poly-cotton. beachwear & summer fun. Great young juniors In thfs great sale. ElasticIzed waist. Bow front. Sizes 7 to 14. Our Reg. $i8to $20 LUXURY TAILORED SLACKS Sizes 14 to 20 for guys 'n gals. values for preteens. Pair Dad's sport coats and blazers with luxury tailored textured polyester slacks for casual and dress wear. Choose from a variety of Teens & Young Jrs. solids and patterns styled with Ban-rol* Girls Colorful Hundreds of Girls Girls, Preteen & Young Jr waistbands for a smooth look and Cool Sleepwear & Robes Gauze Plaid Shirts lit and quality Talon zippers. Summer Slacks Cool Knit Tops Ortg. 10.00 to 13.00 Ortg. 9.00 Open every nite Mon. thru Sat. Ortg. 11.00 to 14.00 Ortg. 7.00 A 8.00 We honor BankAmericard/VISA & Master Charge Save now through Saturday, June 17th. 3.99 to 6.99 4.99 4.99 3.99 Gowns, baby doll pj's and peignoir Cool long sleeve gauze shirts Im­ Sleeveiss tops. Short sleeve tops. Easy-care poly-cotton. Pretty plaids robes. Girls sizes 4 to 14; Preteen ported from India. Unique colorings. Hooded tops. Long sleeve beach Andersm-little & solids. Smooth fitting. Sizes 7 to sizes 7 to 13. Sizes S.M.L. Come to Anderson-Uttle end label yourself smart. 14. tops. Sizes 7 to 14.

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