PAGE TEN-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchejtter, Conn., Wed., June 29, 1977
They make MCC dean’s list The weather Mostly sunny, less humid today. High Inside today Manchester Community Camp, Kent Carlson, Antonio Uchenna Okafor, Shirley Tolland —Mark Henedlx, in upper 80s. Fair tonight but with In College has announced its Caxlde, Jeffrey (ihirgwln, Paglulca, Raymond Parr, Tolland, Ann Bock, Elizabeth creasing cloudiness. Lows in mid 60s. Area news . .1-2-B Editorial ...... 4-A 518 students whoare named Mark Clavette, Eugene Richard Peizulo, Steven Brown, Joseph Gay, Patricia Friday partly cloudy, continued warm, Business...... 5-A F am ily ...... 6-A Cleary, Stewart Clemson, Classified .. 5-7-B Gardening__ 2-A to the dean’s list for the Pilver. Ann Hills, Charles Morgan, chance of showers and Lynn Coda, Cynthia Conway, C om ics...... 7-A O bituaries__ 8-A spring semester of 1977. Also, Stephen Pongratz, Ur Margaret Spring, Jean thundershowers. High around 90. Itobln Crossley, Barry Dakin, sula Quental, Mariann .Chance of rain 20% tonight, 50% Dear Abby___7-A S ports...... 3-5-B Hie students from the Stefaniakl. Nancy Devine, Edward Roback, Kevin Romlne, John Friday. National weather map on Page Manchester area are as Vernon—Howard Anderson, Didan, Mark Dion. Salvatore, Dana Sasse, Diane Jane Andrews, Frank Angell, S*B. follows; Also, Cynthia Dodson, Scarlto, Lee Scott, Barbara Patricia August, Jane Andover —Karen Bergeron, Michael Donachie, Richard Senna, Ronald Sloan, Donna Aylward, James Baker, WUUam Mills. Dunn, Newton Emerson, Jean Smith, Richard Smith, Deborah Cohen, Henry Bolton—Annemdrie Assard, Teresa Ehiderlin, Donna Eh-lc- Gregory Stone, Derrick St. Dekker, Elisa Feriacca, Laura Edwards, Arlene son, Joseph Ferron, Philip ’Thomas, Paul Taft, Robert Susan Fisk, Mark Fontaine, Fiano, Jack Fletcher, Philip Fondey, Antonia Frese, Peter Tarasuk, Michael ’Thibodeau, April Lee Fortier, Catherine Groves, Dana Robinson, Fuller, Jennifer Fagan, Nan Timothy Thibodeau, Joan Frank, Noreen Galvin, Ronald Jeffery Smith, Tboralyn cy Farr, Richard Gllgosky, Thompson, Jana Tolisano, Gebel, Michael Genovesl, Spiess, Linda Ursin. Patricia Gineo, Barbara Mark Walker, Kathleen Annette Hanson, Patricia President halts Columbia —Carol Anthony, Glass, David Haddock, Celia Walsh, Glenn Walters, Carrie Kent, Noreen Ann Krowka, Bruce Blair, Karen Keegan, Harrell, Beth Ann Harrison, Lou Winter, Susan Raymond Lambert, Patricia William O’Brien. Kathy Harrison, Marcia Wojnarowski, Richard Wood, Lane, John Leary, Debra Coventry —Richard Hohwieler, Nancy Hughes, Helen Yavls, Jonathan Lively, Eklmond Magnan. Busslere, Marla Connors, Michael Hull, Phyllis Jassie. Yeomans, Kevin Yorgensen. Also, Robert Mateya, Michael Hall, Maureen Kelly, Also, Darlene Johnson, South Windsor —Dawn Bed- Joanne May, Veronica Mello, John LeDoyt, Glenn Miller, Diane Johnson, Janice B1 production narezyk, Barbara Ann Betan Janet Lee Miller, James Joyce Philbrick, Robert Kaminski, Julie Kenniff, court, Helen Bradshaw, Nisch, Albert Ouellette Jr., Scarchuk, Ellen Evans Stephen Koski, Edward Steven Breaux, Arlene Jane Robert Peck, Roland Perry, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President siles, intercontinental ballistic mis Whiting. Krach, Mary Krach, Paul Carter noted Congress last year Cyr, Susan Donlln, Mark Verna Pitman, Lee Porter, Carter today killed further produc siles and existing manned bombers— voted to delay production long East Hartford—Anna Marie Kutcher, Mary Ann Dubiel, Mietek Duszny, Bette Valerie Rose Poizato, tion of the multibillion dollar B1 including the BS2 and FBlll. enough to let the new administration Alieva, Sandra Anderson, Lin LaLashuis, Joann Langlols, Frledberg, Katherine Leopold Sans, Thomas da Barniak, Alice Borage, Frances LaVigne, Christopher bomber, but said testing would con The Air Force originally wanted evaluate the controversial super Hassett, Joseph LaLlberte, Sheridan, Judith Sialontai, 244 Bis at a cost of at least $24.8 Diana Lynn Boulay, Mary Legault, Richard McConvlIle, Cheryl McNary, Kevin tinue. sonic bomber program. Albert Tarquinlo, Jeffrey billion, but in recent months had Britton, Gerald Brodeur, George McKay, Diane Miner, Minguy, Scott Montie, Jeffrey Iwerdy, Roxanne Warren, He said he was confident Congress "When I came into office I tried Diane Carparelll, Caren Cat- Robert Moulton, Jane O’C ^ e ll, Gary Olmstead, Thomas Wilkinson, Richard would follow his wishes. backed away from that number. deliberately to have an open mind,” savas, Stephen Corbell, Lee Newkirk, Ann Norwood, Due Susan Parker, Lauren Shelto, Wolff, Zacharlas Yacob. The B1 has stirred tremendous con Carter said In answer to a question said Carter. Courtney, Margaret Curley, Mlnh Nguyen, Fred Nukis, Eileen Templeton. troversy. Carter, before becoming that if relations with the Soviet Union The House defeated 243 to 178 an Dennis Dalgneault, Anita President, called it "wasteful of "deteriorate drastically” in the com Mari Domler, Suzanne amendment by Rep. Joseph Addab Willian Nighan, center, looks over his award from the Sons of the American Revolution taxpayer’s dollars.” ing years, "which I don’t anticipate bo, D-N.Y., to delete $1.5 billion for Donofrlo, Michael ... it may be necessary for me to presented to him at the special student awards ceremony at Rennet Junior High School. Fasciglione, Myra Jane "This has been one of the most dif the purchase of five Bis. PHEHUR8T MMOUNCES A SPECIAL HOLIDAY change my mind.’’ Benjamin “Twirler" Phelps, SAR historian, who presented the award, looks on while Florey, Paul Fleury, Robert ficult decisions I've made since I’ve Before the vote. Appropriations been in office,” Carter said. "I’m He said he had informed con Josephine Kelleher, assistant principal, reads the award over Bill’s shoulder. The SAR Fortier. SALE ON TODirS FIRST PRIZE SKHUSS Committee Chairman George Also, Carol Ann Fournier, recommending that we discontinue gressional leaders of his decision Mahon, D-Tex., said; "I personally Outstanding Citizenship Award is presented annually for the greatest contribution to school Elaine Fournier, Steven Glax- plans for this weapons system.” shortly before the news conference believe that President Carter will and community by a student. (Herald photo by Pinto) man, Ann Goode, Mary FRANKS AND GOLD CUTS He said the U nit^ States should go began. favor a continuation of the Bl Goode, Richard Guerrini, Lin Note all deli or cold cut items are freshly sliced to order.. .easy to assort several ahead with development of cruise "My belief is that the Congress will program.” da Harris, Michael Hartlgan, varieties. We will have freshly made Cole slaw. Shrimp Salad, Potato Salad and missiles, and a testing program on be supportive, knowing that the Carter said weeks of meetings with Joan Hoffman, William Hom- Macaroni Salad. the HI would continue in case there request for production funds was Secretary of Defense Harold Brown, buckle, Gregory Huntington, are unforeseen difficulties in the new Lynne Ann Huntington, 'fbmN'S iti PRIZE 8KINLH 8 ...... based on the previous decision,” he congressional leaders and outside missile or other strategic weapons Awards given at Bennet Audrey Hurley, Richard said. "I believe the House and the military experts entered his deci systems. Senate will confirm my decision.” sion. Hutchings, Paul liuuii, Donna 0|888 Si Um I Jackwln, George Jameson, Jiln g l FRANKS Carter’s rejection of the HI came Carter shid he tried not to make his One factor, he said, was the ability Home Economics —Karen Shawn Spears, Doug Lyons, Gary Doyon, David Wayne Jameson, Bruce as a surprise. Most observers, in campaign statements against the Bl of upgraded versions of the 25-year- All students at Bennet Rm t Dn I Junior High School par Bensen. Whitaker. Raven. Johnkoskl, Denise Johnson, cluding many congressmen who had determine his decision. During the old B52 bomber, "particularly Gs Weariness disappears as Ian Cassidy of Portadown, Northern Ireland, wearing the of Other awards—Donna John Boys' Varsity Basketball Certificates —Todd White, Cm m A Dm ! B y IIm lb. 8 p M la l* ticipated in the annual Diane Johnson, Jeffrey Keel, 1.49 talked with the President, thought he campaign he said the Bl "ought not and Hs” — the two most modern ficial Joint Manchester Project shirt, meets his new friend, Kent Stringfellow, of Hillstown awards assembly program son, Laura Hewitt, Sandra Emblem —Bernard Tony Clement. Deborah Kelliher, Carol SNgsA Psppti^fli would approve its production. to be funded.” types — to be used well into the 1980s. Croft, Debhie Montiverdi. Alemany, Michael Caye, Varsity Golf Awards Rd. Ian will be spending the summer at Kent’s home. (Herald photo by Evans) held in the school Kirchner, Kimberly Klrko, OawlM Sr m ONMe The cruise missile essentially is a “I deliberately tried not to make Yearbook Awards Edgar Ezerins, James Chris Hickey, Jeff Dolin, 3 lb. box lots 8p«clal • w B w w box Cathy Konopka. Hat CheiN 3.99 pilotless jet plane that has tremen my campaign statements the deter gradrangle on Wednesday, Gamer, Eric Gamder, James Joanne Weiss. Bette Chris Fields, Peter Phelon, Also, Mary Kowalchik, Lee dous accuracy over land because it June 22. Michael Orfitelli Sheldon. Steven Hirth. Sue Gluhosky, Jack Lyon, Roy Bob Landolina, Jeff Fields, mining factor in my decision,’’ Kupidura, Steven Lane, Marie uses a computerized map In its directed the school band Greenberg. Lori Wiggin, Willi McNally, David Nurmi, David Keith Dolin. LeBlanc, Gerald Lewis, 61b. box lots 8psclsl 7 h 9 8 box Carter said. "I always try to keep an during the program. Meier. Steve Telgener, Parks, Mark Patapehuk, Certificates —Todd White, Douglas MacLellan, Ann You lust csnl buy a bsttsr quality tkinlots frank... guidance system. open mind and make my decisions David Raven, Raymond Tony Clements. Carter said that while research based on what’s best for the country.’ Irish youngsters arrive happy The following awards Katrine Walsh, Sharon Marsh, Barbara Mayo, Belin Beauregard, Marci Edelson, TUden. Girls' Varsity da Miller, Roberta Miller, continues on the Bl, each estimated were presented by Allan LAND OF LAKE8 He said after he was elected he Karen Giguere, Lori Mirucki, Letters —Eric Klavins, Basketball Awards Steven Mills, Joanna Minuk, TAVERN LOAF to cost about $100 million, "we should Cone, principal, and WHITE tried to "take a position of complete members of the staff: Linda Tatro, Karen Joseph Panaro, David Letter —Jane Carter. Virginia Molleur, Clinton Another line 1st Prize cold cut. Many prefer Its begin deployment of cruise missiles open mlndedness” on the Bl. Donnestad. Quesnel. Emblem —Chris Cheney, Muller, Arthur Mulligan, Thrre-yrar honor roll Ham flavor to that of Boiled Ham...and at this using air-launched platforms, in Band Awards Scorer^—Drew Flavell; Gloria Diana, Georgeanne Charles Norwood, Brian cluding the B52s.’’ "1 think the Bl is a vei7 expensive despite frustrations of travel special price, it’s really a bonus value. CHEEW Lisa Abell, Laura Most Valuable Player Managers' —Chris Ttrry and Ebersold, Jennifer Hedlund, O’Connor, Priscilla Peggins, weapons system, conceived in the Bangasser, Karen Benson. Carter also said he wants research Ireland rolled into Manchester. hostess in 1975 and again this year, The Kev., Stephen Jacobson, rec —Tony Harkins. Paul Wilson. Monica Murphy, Judy Stoker, Raymond Pelletier, Leslie Freshly 8llced 1st Prize Faith Blette, Marie Brugnetti, conducted on other planes which absence of the cruise missile fac By ALICE EVANS Host families from St. James Other awards —Ssndy Maz- Certificate —David Parks. Lisa Tilden. Lauren Placenta, Patricia was telling everyone gathered at St. tor of St. Mary’s Church, and Odis Susan Cain. Graham could be used to launch cruise mis tor,’’ Carter said. Herald Reporter Church and St. Mary’s Episcopal zone, Lori Wiggin, Tony Varsity Wrestling Awards Woodhouse. Pomerleau, Linda PontiUo, TAVERN LOAF •8.99 Mary’s Church that ”Our Sean is Coleman, director of the project, Campbell, Christine Cheney, Harkins. Sally McClain. Faith Emblem —Steve Luz, John Certificate —Beth Endrick, Patti Jean Poulin, Robert 5 lb. box siles, such as'the modified jumbo jet. The House voted Tuesday to keep A day frought with confusion, Church, sponsors of the ecumenical back.” both instructed the children to write James Gluhosky, Michelle Blette, Joanne Weiss, Debbie Hanley, Eric Garauder, Chris Lynn Wright. Read, Patricia Rice. He said the United States will con full funding for the bomber in the delays and anxiety on both sides of Joint Manchester Project, were It was with hugs and tears that a to their parents today and ‘‘tell them Kiniry, Katherine Usk, Jef Black. Joe Grzyb, Laura Levine, Pat Brogie. Trophies Also, Richard Riggs, • lb . tinue to base Its strategic defense on the Atlantic ended shortly before waiting at St. Mary’s parking lot to young Irish lass, who left five sisters the gruesome details of your trip.” frey Lombardo and Carole 1.79 $110.6 billion military appropriations Stepanski, Betsy Mohr, Neill Letter —David Kissman, Fieldhockey Trophy Kathleen Robbins, Ralph the three-pronged triad of bill for the fiscal year that starts Oct. midnight last night when a bus welcome their guests. at home, was united with her The teen-agers will get together MacKenzie. Berggren, Lesa Collins, Vincent Diana, Bob —Joanne Weiss; Basketball Rossi, Marion Ruzzo, W ilii^ submarine-launched ballistic mis carrying teen-agers from Northern A chartered bus was scheduled to Also, Cynthia Miller, Lynn And save 30* a lb. and more on this special 1st 1. Manchester sister for the summer. Sunday evening at St. Mary’s Church, Elizabeth Fieids. Filloramo, Dave Carlson. Trophy —Lauren Woodhouse; Sacchl Jr., Michael 8ave on 1st Prize Naretto, William Nighan, Prize Bologna sale... leave St. Mary's Church Wednesday Grinders which had been provided and a group forum is scheduled for Choral Awards Certificate —Harold Sportsmanship Trophy—Chris Sharkevich, Carolyn Smith, Fthonda Reese, Bette Shetdon, 1st P rize at 1 p.m. to pick up the Irish children to feed the Irish guests on the way Tuesday. Grade 7 —Krista Jacobson, Brainard, Lance Bouchard, Cheney; Athlete of the Year Rene Smith, Mary Stark, Don CAPICOLAor LeeAnn Stauffer, Robert at Logan Airport near Boston. Short Jennifer Joy. Allen Anderson. Trophy —Lisa Tilden. na Stevens, Marylou Sullivan, back from Boston or New York, were Wednesday, they will take a bus to Stokes. Linda Tatro, Steven HOT SPICED lUM ly before noon, word came that the Grades 8 & 9 —Pat Adams, Tennis Awards Girls' J.V. Arlene Swokla, Walter LARGE BOLOGNA MMH conducts disaster drill distributed at St. Mary’s Church to Boston to tour the city and attend a Telgener, Katrine Walsh, plane had developed mechanical Lori Herrmann, Carol Letter —Joann Anderson, Basketball Awards Swokla, Michael ’Thibodeau, eat either later at their hosts' homes Red Sox ball game. Joanne Weiss. Lauren Spiewak, Elaine Fuss, Cheryl Monica Murphy, Mike Diane Aseltine and Laura Richard Thibodeau, Michael $1 AO Several persons with severe bums, problems before leaving Shannon or for lunch today. But for today, they will probably Woodhouse, Lynne Wright. • . .. 3 lb. piece lote 9 ■ ■ w "The cooperation of the 8th at the hospital and there was no Lewis, Laurie Turkowski, Hellandbrand, Mike Bangasser, managers, Pam Torpey, Maria Vanderberg, 1 4 3 lb. Airport, and the children had been sleep or at least rest most of the day. Son* of the bruises and industrial wounds were District Fire Department was response when the ambuance first Lisa Richard, Jamie McKay, Nightingale, Mike Daigle, Brown, Karen Daley, Sue David Wakefield, Rebecca 3 lb. pISGB IOt8 •1.3 9 U . rushed to the emergency room at transferred to another plane which American Revolution Lynn Naretto, Diane Aseltine, Brad Woodhouse, Al Ander tremendous,” a hospital spokesman tr i^ to make contact. Not until would land at Kennedy International Award Donnelly, Janice Lewie, Stacy White, Brenda Aim Willett, We will slice It lor you. Manchester Memorial Hospital early Angela Latrico, Cjris son, Ed Kenneson, John Markham, Jackie Meyer, Geraldine Williams, Margot said in evaluating the drill. "We several minutes later did someone at Airport near New York City. The Sons of the American 1st Prize Wednesday afternoon. Persons Odegard, Linda Rossignol, Haslett, Jeff Daigle, Graham Jackie Tucker, Karen Wright. Willis, Jeannine Wright, 1st Prize OLD HEIDELBERQ couldn’t do without them.” the hospital take over the radio sta Plans were then made for the bus Revolution Award was given Brown N Servo already in the waiting room In the Today’s news Laura Bangasser, Cathy Campbellm Andy Loveland. Girls' Varsity ’Tracey Wring, Peter Zam- One of the most successful factors tion. to leave for Kennedy at 2 p.m., which to William Nighan. Certificate —Allise Bayer, area were somewhat disturbed at the Spanish awards Manseau, Marsha Tierney, Softball Awards pino. SAUSAGE GERMAN BOLOGNA of the drill was the use, for the first A provision will also be written later was changed to 4 p.m. Finally, Kim Daniels, Holly Cass, Paul Litrico, Kenny Flood. Enihlem —George Eber Ellington —Kurt Albert, unsightly appearance of some of the Spanish I—Alesia Sadosky, time in an emergency exercise, of a into the disaster plan to control the bus left the church at 8:45 p.m. to Karin Johnson, piano. Boys Basketball Awards sold, Jennifer Hedlund, Deb Deborah Armour, Sharon victims. Katrine Waish, Marie recently purcimsed radio com situations where hysterical persons pick up the children at Bradley Inter su m m a r y Sean Campbell, Eugene bie Luz, Beth McDonald, Mar- Bahler, Sandra Chapman, ..,• The spectacle and intense activity Brugnetti, Christopher Fields, W Ib. 1.49 munications system between the can disrupt the emergency routine. A Office Aides Hughes, Bill Anderson, Steven cy McDonald, Judy Stoker, Cynthia Ford, Bradford national Airport in Windsor Locks. Rhonda Reese. Spanish 3 lb. piece lots $1.39 lb. were part of a disaster drill, a emergency department and the am nurse participating in the exercise Compiled from United Press International Girls—Lisa Abell, Kathleen Shrider, Peter Phelon, Glenn Usa Tilden, Jo Anne Weiss. Tired but exuberant, the 33 teen If—Leslie Haney, Neill Masterson, Annette Ouellet. requirement of the Joint Commission bulance. Ambulance attendants can purposely enacted a highly emotional Ano, Linda Ather, Pamela Marx, Mike Oleksinski, Bob Letter—Mary Calabro, Pat Hebron —Marilyn Allain, on Accreditation of Hospitals which agers, four youth advisors and three Bcrggren. Breen, Lisa Cooke, Lee Berdat, Derek Reed, Ken PERDUE FRESH describe to emergency room per scene, harassing nurses and doctors, French awards ty Frankovitch, Jackie Anne Reichelt. 9UY PERDUE AT PINEHURST is conducted twice a year by par chaperones, left the plane about Dietrichsen, Betty Dubiel, Beckwith, Joe Maher, Joe HOLIDAY sonnel vital signs and emergency which interfered with their routine. State National National French Tucker, Karen Wright, Lynn M a n c h e s te r —S c o tt ticipating hospitals. 10:45 p.m., and it was 5 a.m. their Suzanne Evans, Sue Krinjak, Panaro, Bemie Alemany. Wright. Alemany, Daniel Arenas, The ultimate quality of a chicken depends treatment being given to the patient. All in all, the exercise was con NEW HAVEN — Newspaper Exam—Linda Ather, Robert CHICKEN Participating in the drill were 15 time when the group arrived at St. Renee LaChapelle, Linda Swimming Awards Certificate —Karen Daley, Rachelle Ayotte, David largely on the care and feeding of It. 'The drill revealed a few minor sidered fairly successful by both Mary)s Church. publisher Lionel S. Jackson was WASHINGTON — The widow of Berdat, Susan Cain, Catherin Joe Clifford and Geoff victims enacted by volunteer Mace, Mary Mahar, Lisa Joy Dixon, Lori Mirucki, Bailey, Debra Beauchamp, And Perdue chickens are fed and cared for like problems which will be resolved in hospital officials and members of the Christine McKinney of Armagh found innocent Wednesday of the late Martin Luther King Jr. Cochran, Gary Comeau, Manzolillo, Nilda Melendez, Michaud, co-captains, Steve LEGS firemen from the 8th District who are Michael Daigle, James Stacy Markham, Sue Donnel Edmund Bednarek, Jean no other chickens you can buy. SPECIAL the disaster plan. 8th District Fire Department and echoed the thoughts of all the willful misconduct in 1973 when he called on President Carter at the Gretchen Schmid, Susan Telgener, Glenn Eagleson, ly, Lisa Brown. Emergency Medical Technicians, Gluhosky, Douglas Klotzer, Blessing, Edward ^mbar- To the average consumer, the concern Perdue One involved the radio com employes of the Manchester Am bought the now defunct Hartford White House Wednesday to urge Sheridan, Darlene Soares, Raobert McNally, Steve Track & Field Awards dier, Itarlene Boney, Carla hospital personnel and employes of children when she said "I don’t want Lisa Manzolillo, Cynthia lavishes on mere chickens may seen frivolous. munications system. No one was bulance Service. Times for $8 million. The Times the appointment of more black Holly Trueman, Laura Mitchell, Lori Wiggin, Scott Boys —Bill Brown, Tony Boone, Valerie Boroch, the Manchester Ambulance Service. to get on another plane for a long Milier, William Nighan, But to the consumer who wants to provide her assigned in advance to man the radio ceased publication Oct. 20, 1976. judges to the 5th Circuit Court, Turkowski, Debra Walrath, Smith, Marcie MacDonald, Gements, Mark Doyon, John William Bouley, Loyola Bran- lb. time.” Christine, who will be Kathieen Reynolds, Catherine Maureen McKeman. Beth MacDonald, Russell family with the absolute best money can buy, no celebrating her 15th birthday in two which covers most of the South. Roy. James Russell, Charles Hanley, Jeff Lombardo, Doug nick, Francis Brogie, Ronald 10 lb. lots Boys —Cord Bridgeman, Smith, Gordon Fallone. Meek, Tom Luzzi, Steve Bunco, Keith Burton, Marian extreme is too extreme If It helps bring It to her. 88* lb. weeks, was excited when she saw HARTFORD — Connecticut Woodhouse, Faith Blette, Lisa Francis Maffee, Matthew Boys' Varsity CHICAGO — A bag of bones that Bouchard, Christopher Fields, Telgener, Paul Tanguay, Manchester’s Main St. with all its Natural Gas Corp. wants to buy Maloney, Ronald Gerrish. Basketball Awards Willie Meier, John Walrath. We Will have Perdue Chlx, Breasts, Wings arid Chickens shops. “It would be a dream to my Northeast Utilities’ natural gas has been positively identified as Laura Stepanski, Joanne Audio-visual Awards John Haslett, Ed Kennison, Weiss, Lauren Woodhouse. Girls—Chris Cheney, Karen mom, she loves to go shopping," she properties, but first it must prove the remains of Michael Todd will Vito Addabbo, Glen Aliczi, Richard Koepsel, Jeff Lom Dennison, Katrine Walsh, Kit consumers will save money as a be reburied in a secret location so Honorsx Nationai French Marks Almeida, Gerald bardo, John Wilson, Dave said. ' Elxam —Catherine Cochranx ty Perkins, Jackie Meyer, Lee Sean Develin, who vowed before he result of the acquisition, accor the flamboyant showman can rest Appleby, Bradley Cole, James Parks, Ray Tilden, Pat Silver, Sadosky, Pat Adams, Lisa in peace. No arrests have been Cvnthia Miller. William Donnelly. Paul Fiano, Drew Mark Patapehuk, Ken Acelin. ; left Manchester at the end of the 1975 ding to the Public Utility Control Niohan, Charles Woodhouse. Bouchard, Betty Sheldon, made. Body-snatching is a mis Flavell, James Gamer,. John Louis Clayton, Danny Collins, Nancy Walsh. Irish Children's Project (now the Authority in its conditional ap Best French I Student Gibeault, Joseph Grzyb, Brent Vincent Valentine, John Joint Manchester Project) that he proval of the sale for more than demeanor, punishable by a fine of —Lisa Manzohiio. Hazzard, William Hoover, would return, had his prtimise come $150 million. $5 to $100. Best French 11 Student Timothy Lauzon, Maria —Faith Blette. Manchester true when he was selected as one of Manrique, Robert Matson, Jonathan Ellis Award Top scorers in the the youth advisors. Irene Goss, his WATERBURY - Medical ST. LOUIS - Officials of the Scott Matson, Geoffrey Manchester Senior Citizens experts are expected to be called National Association for the Ad Memorial Book Award Michaud. Steven Mitchell, MCC will offer —Josph Grzyh. Pinochle Group game June 23 vancement of Colored People Albert Packer, John today to testify in the murder trial at the Army It Navy Gub are have deplored as racist a Senate- Dramatics Awards Philopena, Steven Rogers, of former legislative leader Ber Robert Schubert, 601, Martin Lisa Ahell, Patricia Adams, Donald Seaton, Ronald Senna, weekend program Town may end nard L; Avcollie, who is accused passed measure to limit school Barkstan, 593, Francis Miner, Karen Bensen, Nancy Timothy Sullivan, Sandra of strangling his wife. busing. Berggren, Scott Christensen, Whately, Scott Yeomans. 587, Arvid Peterson, 586, Paul Johanna Brudea, Robert Schuetz, 585, Floyd Post, 571, year in red— Student Council Awards to earn degree NEW HAVEN - Det. George WOODBRIDGE, N.J. - Famed Clough, Jeff Daigle, Tom Sam Schors, 568, Alberta PAHIE BURQER8 April Castagna, Joan All our 5 to the lb. FRESH PATTIES are prepared here with USDA Choice Mlngione said Wednesday night Boston Pops conductor Arthur Demko, Karen Dcnnestad, Cycenas, Glen Eagleson, Colbert, 565, Madeline or the black Edgar Ezerina. Drew Flavell, fresh beef...Chuck Patties lb. $1.39 or Deluxe Chopped Sirloin Patties $L69 lb. he believed the FBI helped to pay Fiedler, 83, has been forced to Dave Glidden, Jane Harrison, Beginning in the fall semester of 1977, Manchester Morley, 564, Archie Ruth Flavell, David Fry, Houghtaling, 561, Peg Also available, freshly frozen. In 4 lb. boxes. for operating an illegal police cancel a 15-city, cross-country Doug Klotzer, Alan Liggett, Community College will offer a complete associate Steven Fry, U>ri Genovese. Schaller, 557. Today is the last day of fiscal year tour this summer because of Chip Maffe, Willi Meier, Ellen degree program on weekends. Weekend courses are If you prefer to make your own,..we have Hamburg at 98* lb„ Chuck at $1.29 department wiretap operation in Rohin Genovese, John Vernon and lean U SD A Choice Round Ground at $1.49 lb. 1976-77, and Controller Thomas S. 1970. He appeared before a Board health problems, according to O’Brien, Jim Prenetta, Brad scheduled in five time periods — Friday evenings, Satur Moore said this morning that the Giheault, David Glidden, Winners in the Vernon of Police Commissioners’ hearing Robert J. Jablonski, vice chair Woodhouse, Barbara Quinby. day mornings and afternoons, and Sunday mornings and Town of Manchester’s budget for the Brent Hazzard. Senior Citizens Pinochle Gub NaUvt Hot Houoo into the charges. man of the New Jersey Highway Junior Varsity afternoons. year “could go either way” as far as Also, Steve Hirth, Krista * Checrirading tournament June 23 at the CHERRIES Authority, which operates the Jacobson, Richard Juliano, Students may take as many as five courses per CUCUMBERS T 9 M A T 0 E S. Beth Apter, Allyse Bayer, Senior Citizens Center are PEACHES ending with a surplus or deficit. Garden State Arts Center where Timothea Kargl, William semester. The weekend courses will offer all the Noarby Groon ‘•.•’' a ‘ Allison Qaing, Diane Cox. Alma Dittrich, 639,- George A report from Moore’s office dated Regional Fiedler was to appear July 6 with Kobb, Nancy Laraia, Diane requirements for associate in science degrees in business 11« each BEANS HONEYDEWS Janet Crealey, Lynn Hakeren, Weber, 599, Joe Klncman, 591, a June 24 shows that the town has $183,- th e Baltimore Symphony Lenhardt, Vicki Martin, Susan aeesaeeeaaeeae BOSTON — Interior Secretary ■ Barbara Kemp, Anne administration, general studies and liberal arts and Ann Flechsig, 589. Fratll BEETS CANTALOUPES 517.13 in available funds that were in Messier, Carol Miller. David sciences. Orchestra. Krajewski, Lynn ' Lumbra, Top scorers in the club’s Cain. Long White cluded in the 1976-77 budget. Cecil Andrus is expected to ap Monahan, Laura Futira, Cheryl Risley, Sue Schneider. A master schedule for four semesters, repeating every June 21 game are Joseph Woriied In the freezers you will find a new Sara Lee prove regulations to give the Elyse Segal. Gary Selinger, "The expenditure side looks good. Varsity Chrerlcading two years, has been developed to enable students to plan Fetko, 706, Doris Stiebltz, 696, International Cheese or Bavarian dessert. federal government the right, for Ronald Senna, Walter Silva, The problem is with the revenue International Chris Odegard, Lisa complete programs of study. The schedule is flexible Ann (^Inn, 678, Bill Loos, 669, POTATOES the first time, to terminate Debra Walrath, Joanne Weiss, Our Famous LANQOSTINOS side,” Moore said. Bouchard, co-captains; Ann H ietala, 665, George offshore oil development in cases TORONTO — Black Panther Chris West. enough to permit some students to complete degree ...... AVmily...... Collector of Revenue Jpmes A. Martha Kanehi, Susan Hall, Dean, 645, Alexina Moreau, Hormol Chunk leader Huey Newton says he will Outstanding Achievement in requirements in four full semesters and others to take Rsgoizino’s Turek has forecast that tax collection of environmental harm, Lori Hiruckl, Katrine Walsh, 641, Edward Kreyssig, 639. Dramatics —Neil Berggren, fewer courses per semester for a longer period of time. TIDE Homs style Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Thomas return to the United States to Sue Cain, Sue Greenberg, HAM revenues for the year may fall more Robert Lenhardt and William The weekend college is Intended primarily for people 40* deal pack P. O’Neill III says. resume his militant activities Kathleen Reynolds. for summor salads SPAGHETTI SAUCE than $300,000 short of the expected despite murder charges against Nighan. whose employment, family or personal commitments revenue. Other revenues will be Roys' J.V. Baskcthall M.54 him and reports of a $25,(X)0 con Art Awards Awards prevent them from pursuing a college degree during 89*c.n 8 1 * 320Z. slightly higher than expected, so the traditional weekday hours. tract that is out on his life. Diane Hellandbrand, Scott Robert Berdat, Martin final line of the budget could go BOSTON — .Extended outlook Wright, Brenda Johnson, Ray Brogie, Sean Campbell, Ed All weekend courses are offered by the MCC Division of Wb STB qpan Thiirt. and Friday 8 a.HL HI 8 p.m. Saturday 8 til for Southern New England, Satur mond Acelin, Peter Knauth. either way, according to town of Dobramski, Jim Ferrari, Jim Community Services and they are completely self- 6...Closaa funday but open Honiluy, July 4th from 8 ■ .«. til 12 ficials. day through Monday: Clearing VIENNA, Austria — Nine Scott Adams Award —Tu Vu supporting. Potatoes can be baked more Saturday. Fair Sunday and Mon members of the Organization of Nguyen. Florence, Tim Fogarty, Dave Through June 24, the town has Kissman, George wndeville, Registration forms and information may be obtained ouIuickly if a nail Is placed P.M. Fireman Glen Vincent, front, and Lt.. Chris Marvin, members of the Eighth Utilities day. Highs in 80s and low 90s Petroleum Exporting' Countries WrilinK Award Uiirough the center of the raw spent $22,774,650.65 with another Ken Miffit, Mike Oleksinski, by conUcting Manchester Community College, Division District Fire Department and employes of the Manchester Ambularlce Service, rush a dis $355,287.35 th at has been en Saturday and in the mid 70s to mid say they will forego a 5 per cent Catherine Cochran. Joe Pereira, Bob Piccln, Dave of Community Services, P.O. Box 1046, Manchester, potato before placing in the 80s Sunday and Monday. Over oil price increase si ated for Iluwm Erunumirs Awards oven or grill, as the metal of PINEHURST BROCERY INC. aster victim into the emergency department at Manchester Memorial Hospital during a cumbered. The total adjusted ap Robichaud, Steve Shrider, 06040, or telephone 646-2137. night lows in the 60s. Outstanding Student in the nail conducts heat rapidly. disaster drill Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by Marmen) propriation for the entire year is $23,- Friday by the oil cartel. 313,455.13. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., June 30, 19T7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., June 30, 1977 — PAGE THREE-A
‘.'S'. ' Secretarial contracts approved School has 155 Of the 155 students entered in summer school at The final contract between the The teachers in the woodworking, PLAZA DEPT. STORE G a rd e n in g Board of Education and the school vocational Instructors at the Manchester High School, over 40 are seniors who need (Ws Han A Holloa To PleoM) Regional Occupational Training automotive and food services classes the credits to receive their diplomas. Next to Frank's SuponnarM employe groups was awarded Mon are not certified and belong to no day night for the school secretaries. Center by 10 per cent for the coming According to Ted Martin, director of the summer Fast MMiHo Tpko., MaM9iesl9r school year, from $7,000 to $7,700. bargaining group. By Frank Atwood The new two-year contract grants school, the number in summer school is more than in past salary increases of slightly more years, which was often under 100. than 13 per cent. It calls for a 7 per The summer school, which started Monday, is held for VACATIDN BDUND7 cent salary increase in the first year Emanuel concert Friday six weeks, mainly for seniors who need the credits for PLAZA HAS THE SUPPLIES . . . and a 6.25 per cent rate for 197^79. graduation and ninth grade students who need the credits oSWIM CAPS oSUN TAN LDTIDN The pay scales for the secretaries “ His Gang," a musical group com group, and Steve plays the violin in to get into high school. Other students in Grades 7 to 11 The sun is warm on your back-.-A- will range from about |6,400 to about posed of two Lutheran pastors and addition to singing with the group. are admitted if there is room, Martin said. •SUN 6LASSES oTHERMOS CDNTAINERS mulch of salt marsh hay between the their families, will present a concert This summer, “His Gang" has Of the seniors signed up, 15 are taking English, 12 oSTYRDFOAM COOLERS oSNEAKERS strawberry rows gives you a clean $9,650, depending on qualifications Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel scheduled its second extended tour social studies, 18 physical ^ucation and 3 algebra. Some place to kneel. The strawberries, as and experience, with additional in oBEACH TOWELS •T-SHIRTS Lutheran Church. TTie public is in which includes 20 concerts in seven of the students are taking an academic course and you push the leaves aside, are crements for employes with more vited. states. physical education at the same time, Martin said. ’The •THONGS •CHILDRENS SWIMSUITS beautiful red clusters, sometimes a than 10 years of service. There are no Members of the musical group are Mrs. Florence Horton, Mrs. Astrid phys ed course is for 10 days only. big handful, all within easy reach. changes in fringe benefit converage. the Rev. David Berg of Atlantic, Wilder and the Rev. Ronald J. Four ’The three teachers in the program, except for the This is our first experience of the The vote on the contract was 6 to 1, You’ll Find It At The Plaza with board member Earl Odom dis Iowa; his wife, Beverly; and their nier, pastor of Emanuel, are in physical education, teach many of the classes for the pick your own" method of senting. four children, Greg, Steve, Randi and charge of local arrangements. different grade levels simultaneously. The program is harvesting a strawberry crop on the Nathan; the Rev. Emil Martinson of An all-church picnic is scheduled to strictly a remedial program for Manchester students who lot operated by the Clarence Ed The Manchester Association of Educational Secretaries approved Irwin, Iowa; his wife, Jeannette, and take place befot'e the concert. have failed a course during the school year.______mondson family just across a stone their daughter, Lisa. wall from Middle Turnpike in Coven- the agreement last week. Greg Berg is accompanist for the TEATURf EIRSr try. The board also voted 6 to 1 Monday There are many "pick your own" to increase the salaries of three strawberry lots and it seems likely there will be more. The grower avoids the cost of paying pickers and Theater schedule the possible difficulties of not having TW&^MINUTE ! a d w / h a e K them show up for work when needed. Burnside Theater 1 — UA Theater 1 - "The Vernon Cine 1 — "Rocky," The buyer gets berries for a lower "Rocky," 7:20-9:30 Heretic," 1:30-3:45-6:00-8:20- 7:10-9:20 I price than he would pay at a roadside Burnside Theater 2 — “ Fun 10:30 Vernon Cine 2 — “Slap stand. With Dick and Jane," 7:30- UA Theater 2 — "For the Shot,” 7:30-9:30 Charles McCarthy, assistant town manager, right, presents a gift to Catherine Della Mr. Edmondson, principal of the 9:10 Love of Benji,” .2:00-3:45-5:30- Fera, an employe in the controller’s office who is retiring today. Mrs. Della Fera started 7:15-9:00 Robertson School in Coventry, is in East Hartford Drive-In — working in the office in October 1948 and has served under all three of Manchester's town his first year of marketing Slap Shot.” and "Two-Minute UA Theater 3 — "The 1-86m r 9) -(ouow burnsidisicni Warning," Dusk Deep,” 1:00-3:15-5:30-7:45- managers. Looking on are Controller Thomas Moore, left, and Asst. Controller Lillian strawberries by the "pick your own" Now thru Tu*«. A§lh. 2.28 method. He has had some heavy Blast Windsor Drive-In — 10:00 BURNSIDE U-m Rubin. (Herald photo by Pinto) "start-up" costs but considers the "Rocky," and "Missouri |M* l«M SIN aVL, I. R m . • $21-1)31 Breaks," Dusk venture a success. ■ItT nCTUM OF THIYIAR Manchester Drive-In — The Edmondsons opened their field iiD "The Van." 8:35; "Pom Pom ROCKY l l l i M i Penney not to object to suit the last week of May after 14 days of Girls," 10:00 hot weather had pushed the berries to U hH 9 -$ 2 Representatives for Penney will Hartford law firm which represents the ripening stage. When this is FEATURE FIRST INTeH9TATeB4 Jaiw Nnda k 0*orga tagal Atty. Thomas DeMille, of Updike, E x r r s a Kelly and Spellacy law firm, said appear in Superior Court Friday to J.C. Penney locally in its efforts to published, the season will be about at SILVm LAM K I rMNITHDICKIJNEpo an end, but would have lasted several today that the J.C. Penney Co. will express no objection to inclusion in build a warehouse distribution center nO BO in 8TRBMT 7 -9 0 -9 :1 0 the suit. in the industrial park. more weeks if original plans had all CAST HARTFORD see not object to being included in an worked out. 8 6 8 -8 8 1 0 amendment of a suit filed by Attys. Updike, Kelly and Spellacy is the Bruce Beck and Anthony Pagano Being picked this year are the OAMUUMIMnMKn berries borne on 7,000 plants of an THEMISSOURIs 9 2 .5 0 Ul a t3 0 P M . against the Department of early variety. Early Dawn, and a m EAKf' Commerce for its approval of mid-season variety. Sure Crop. A late AT OUR Manchester’s industrial park plan. variety, with 3,500 plants set out, RESULAR “We’re anxious to have the matter ATTENTHM lUNGIIESTER ll/\ CtEtf,! PRICES heard. We want to move it along,” developed a virus disease, and was 'IISMLLI EfMU plowed under, a total loss. DeMille said. SrWH [,h SfWM Uh STATE BANK CUSTOMERS Snow was welcome He said that an objection by Penney to inclusion in the suit could To prepare the land for planting 6 4 9 -5 4 9 1 To Serve You Better, delay the beginning of court the Edmondsons buried stone walls, tli^ATHEATRES EAST proceedings. For the Holiday Weekend installed 3,700 feet of drainage tile Elaine Galek and Charles Rayner of Storrs pick their own and built a pond of almost three- strawberries at lot in Coventry operated by the Clarence Ed THE We Will Be Open... quarters of an acre as a means of mondson family. (Herald photo by Dunn) H E in iC ,, nUIK HIU JOYCE controlling frost. damage in early Saturday, July 2nd m THE LOVES liH I RCUtlS 19 - 14 - I t m i f 99. FLOWER SHOP spring. Strawberry blossoms can be raked lightly off the plants to cover When a picker brings back his box 0FIEHJI,« .PfUILNeWlfMAII 9 A,M, -1 2 Noon killed by frost but can be saved by the bare ground between the rows. of berries it is weighed on a spring a lto spraying water over the plants while WEEKEND SPECIAL At the same time, Mr. Edmondson scale beside the field and half a PLUS the temperature is below freezing. superintended the preparation of an pound deducted for the weight of the aupi TtM K-Mart Branch Fortunately, the cold weather we additional four-and-a-^lf acres for ^ 64M333 CARNATIONS OUR NEWEST, FINEST box. The average picker takes six to had at that season was accompanied - later planting. During the April eight pounds of berries in a single flat POM POM CIRLS 9 A,M. 2 P.M, by a fall of snow and the snow school vacation, local boys were but one couple who came and stayed Manchaattr EvaninQ Htrald Thank You... covered the field with a splendid in hired to pick up stones which are all day took home 80 pounds. There is PubilAh«d «v«ry tvtning «xc«p1 sulating blanket. T he pond was not Sunday! and holiday!. Entarad at tha * 8 . 5 9 . REALISnC'MOBILE abundant in this part of Coventry. a minimum charge of one dollar. needed and not used. Maochaatar, Conn, poat Offlca aa Sa- Sold by weight cond Claaa Mail Mattar. It takes two years to produce a When the berries started to ripen, Pickers are of all ages except 0 3 (CASH and CARRY) MANDHESTER crop of strawberries, as many home small children. Many are retired Suggested Carrier Rates n o w e a a a/id AAAANOfafamta AOff avtar occAnon ... the family picked them for sale in PayaMa in Advanoa gardeners know. The Edmondsons couples. People have a tendency, Mr. 36 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER Tel. 649*0791 o r 649*1443 F R E E m n BANK quart baskets at a temporary road Slngla copy ...... IS t 1041 MAIN STREET bought their plants last year from a side stand. The going price for the Edmondson observes, to pick more W aaW y...... 90i PARKING • FRANK GAKELER. Prop.. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Tel. 646*4004 wholesale grower in Whately, Mass. O na m o n th ...... $3.90 The Other first berries was $1.25 a basket. When than they want. In our experience it T hraa m ontha ...... $11.70 The berries were cultivated during buyers were invited to pick their takes longer to wash, hull and slice Six m o n th a ...... $23.40 Side of the summer and, in the fall, were O n a y a a r...... $40.80 own, the price was set at 55 cents a the berries and pack them in boxes Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat Midnight covered with a mulch of salt marsh pound, later dropped to 50 cents. for the home freezer than it took to Subacribara who fall to racalva.. hay. The hay was expensive, Mr. EM- thair nawapapar bafora 5:30 p.m. pick them, and is not as much fun. ahould talaphona tha circulation PLEASE COT *40 Containers are provided by the CALLTTCATRE mondson reports^ and hard to find. farm and each picker handed a dapartmant. 047*9940. r a sSCREEN TM ES There are five Edmondsons, all It took four people to spread the lightweight frame with a carrying workers on this home project, hay, one to drive the truck, one in handle, holding a cardboard flat parents and three children. Paul, isi back to open the hay bales, and two which was made to carry cans of will start college in the fall. Peter! —1KE!e44t./Sf7C_ to spread the hay by hand, covering beer for delivery to stores. The Ed 16, will be a high school senior. Bon I’M READY TO P U /L E O ALL CHANNGL two rows, one on each side. mondsons went from store to store to nie, 13, will be in the eighth grade. This spring, some of the hay was collect a supply of boxes. HIRE M Y ALL-FEMALE STAFF bartenders and ne.tTA ufhm waltresaes VOLUMB »aUEi,CH WF OAlhJ P A OLANKm^ (Paraonallty and Rooney hearing postponed appaaranc* Important) PlU t S ta ff fo r -TRIM FASHIONS' • t A hearing before the state Board of An agreement was reached and in it was denied in May by the Pension Food Propara^km Specializing Excluzhaly In Mediation and Arbitration for Brian cluded a provision that Rooney apply Board. Thus, the matter has returned A pply In P a rs o n Slandsrizing plus-siza fashions TURNNKE TV and APPUANCES Rooney, a former sergeant with the for a disability pension. to the state board for a final resolu EASTERN FUNDING Manchester Police Department, has He did apply for such a pension, but tion. been postponed. CORPORATION 130 East Cantar Straot For Tha Hard-lo-FH WE CLEANED OUT OUR WAREHOUSE OF ALL AIR The hearing had been scheduled for Manchaatar, Connacticut last Monday, but could not be held CHUBEHES CONDITIONERS. SOME SCRATCHED AND DENTED, R e g . because of a scheduling conflict, ac 646-8250 cording to Atty. Jerome Walsh, who Atlanta firm to print DISCONTINUED MODELS, FLOOR SAMPLES. ALL CARRY FULL represents Rooney. No new date has MANUFACTURERS’ WARRANTY. yet been set for the hearing. SALE PRICE GOOD Rooney, a 14-year veteran of the instant lottery tickets TEDDY BEAR 169“ town force, was demoted from lounge & cafe THRU JULY 9th ONLY sergeant to patrolman on Jan. 6,1976. 21-1522 Police Chief Robert D. Lannan called WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The she hopes to formally sign the docu vernon, ct. 10% ,.40% OFF-3 DAYS ONLY the demotion a disciplinary action. proper officials have okayed allowing ment later this week. Rooney appealed the action and an Atlanta, Ga„ firm to produce 25 Under the contract the long- CHOOSE FROM •WESTINGHOUSE •KELVINATOR *AMANA SUMMER SAFETY! SUMMER FUN! . and roii can I At Radio S hK k had a hearing before the state Board million tickets for the troubled- delayed game could begin by mid- SUMMER SAVINGS AT THE SHACK®! of Mediation and Arbitration. Before plagued “Instant Match IV” lottery. Aug^t. •HOTPOINT the hearing was completed, the State Gaming Commission Chair '^ e contract authorizes paying Why buy an obsolete “23" or perhaps a ’’23’’ that’s been board suggested that the two parties man Beatrice Kowalski, following Scientific Games International, Inc., converted to a ’’40" when Realistic’s top-of-the-line 40 channel reach an agreement. the authorization Wednesday, said which produced the tickets for the TRC-424 is yours for 23% off our typically lower price? You get first three versions of the instant LED channel readout. You get our latest PLL circuitry. You get Thasa two cradll cards ara lottery, $592,000 to produce them for uin noise blanker and other goodies, including our assurance: we ve tionortd at paMkipaltng Radio the fourth. __ HA5H6I • HU never made a set this hot since our first Reaiistic hit the market Shack iiorai. Oihtr cradii ’The Standardization Committee, plans may also b« available Grievance charge dropped in 1960. Oetatls at your nearby store. composed of top level state ad A grievance filed more than two sergeant’s position before Mrs. ministration officials who award con lU F K t SPECIAL years ago by the Manchester Police Graves, who had held the title of tracts in cases where the normal bid 3 MORE EXCLUSIVE SHACK® CB ACCESSORY BARGAINS! Union concerning the appointment of youth services officer, was named to ding process is bypassed, Wednesday ALL YDU CAN EAT Sgt. Patricia Graves has been the position. at an emergency meeting approved WEATHERIZED SPEAKER dropped. 9Mfood on Friday the contract. B u tM SAVE SAVE The union — Manchester Police Union, Local 1495 - last month in KIDS UNDER 12 WESTINGHOUSE HOTPOINT SAVE formed the state Board of Mediation Ishams leaving homestead HALF PRICE AMANA 33% 26% and Arbitration that it had dropped 5 0 0 0 BTU TWIN CB Mr. and Mrs. Royal Isbam are Greenwood Dr. Applicants should be * 8 0 0 0 BTU 1 8 0 0 0 BTU REALISTIC 3-CH the matter. 2.50 Reg. T69.95 4 4 % leaving as resident host and hostess interested in local history and have Reg. 299.95 ANTENNAS The grievance, filed in December Girls' Sizes 8'/4 to 14V4 Reg. 449.95 WALKIE-TALKIE of the Cheney Homestead, 106 Hart some knowledge of antiques. R e g .- | 7 »S 1974, apparently had questioned ford Rd. Their resignation to the Junior Sizes lOW to 18V4 testing that was done for the Manchester Historical Society Gel ready for all that Summar fun becomes effective at the end of $ 2 2 « o o $ 3 4 8 0 0 Q 9 5 2 9 ^ ' 2 1 ® ! . In our baat-lhn-hnal boat... August. 1 9 “ W 40-1236 TRC-75 is ready- Town hall closed The Ishams assumed their to-use on one ch., Monday for holiday positions when the homestead was • Adi. Tip Rod fo r Pracita Matcfilngl • AlhPurpota CBIPA PowarhornV add crystals for 2 opened to the public in 1969. Before ^OTINCTIVE CATERINQ' ~'gnal Pittant Ahead Or Bahindl • RutI and Shock Raalitanll 5* Slut more ch. — 1-23I The Town of Manchester’s then they were associated in the FREE DELIVERY I Trunk Ud khuntingl • Mounit EaiHy Almotl Anywharal With 9V batt. Municipal Building will be closed FDR ALL DCCASIDNS M \M MFSTKR 273 W. Middie Tpke. same capacity with the Nathan Hale ____ AVON MoowKic w iruyiiD FREE SERVICE Monday, July 4, for the Independence home in Coventry, YtraMClrdD 11.44 MAPaHiAvt. SU« Dm m Nwy. Manchester Day holiday. Emergency telephone Mil (aUM Pina iUtiaticM WtllMnfMd OPEN 388 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Radw The Cheney Homestead committee Come vlalt our beautiful new hall at 748 FREE REMOVAL numbers for the day are; Highway, VcfWDa Natl laiA MwpptaeCwNr WED.-FRI. 9-9 is seeking a couple to replace them. Tolland TnpK. or call Jim at 646-7658 tor mum mam mam mmt / h a e k 649-5070; refuse, 649-1886; and Vthnlhe S A T. 9-5 MANCHESTER PARKADE Applications should be made in W ednesday’s daily the Information to ault your party naada. Other itert* in HamAan, Drenferd, Sevthinglan, Springbeld OF OLD sanitary sewer and water, 649-9697. TV.I KMSIO.N P APPIIVM KS fliiWgrl til .'ifi M n n llif 649-18D6 Moai iinma one a«*MM writing to Mrs. Stuart G. Segar, 226 «i Ro«« an«cit Onoaora APPLIANCES g A TANDY COMPANY OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. LOOti *Cf lt$>t 0^ PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES i-» ,o\d n*.cr«o*r$«oa PAGE FOlIR A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., June 30, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 30, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-A Two Manchester Connecticut Association of Albert R. Puzzo, 72 Ben based on professional ac Realters, Daniel F. Reale Realtors at the University ton St., has won top honors complishments in the sale and Anne Miller of the of Connecticut. in the Prudential Insurance and service qf life, health, iitaurlirstrr Euruiuii l^^ral^ The legacy of W ernher von Braun Complete R.E. Merritt Agency, have They participated in the Puzzo Company’s Academy of home and amo insurance Manchester — A City of Village Charm completed a week-long first course of the three- Honor. during the past year. Last chose instead to fall into American course program which Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - “The fool haUi course course of intensive real es honored Puzzo, a member of the year Puzzo sold more than A dreamer hands. tate studies in the leads to the nationally New Britain District, was $1,750,000 of insurance. He Member Audit Bureau ol Circulatton Member. United Press tniernationai said in his heart, there is no God.” — Psalms 14:1. Von Braun was a dreamer whose Fortuitous choice Graduate Realtors recogni'zed “Graduate, named executive vice has been a member of the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Lee Roderick] dreams were too big to be shackled Realtors Institute (GRI) president in academy, in Wernher von Braun, the world’s It was a fortuitous choice, obvious Institute sponsored by the Academy of Honor for four Manchester, Conn. 06040, Telephone (203) 643-2711, by artificial boundaries either In designation. which membership is years. foremost rocket engineer who died ly for the U.S. and the free world, but space or on earth. From the time his Raymond F Robmson Ed»tor-PubJi$ner Harold E Turtorrgton. Managing Editor here the other day after a bout with also for von Braun who found fulfill Von Braun uttered those prophetic parents gave him a telescope while cancer, was no fool. One of the most ment in his adopted country for both words nearly 20 years ago. Thanks in other Lutheran boys got watches and remarkable things about this his scientific and religious natures — Opinion good part to his vision and genius, pants for confirmation, the remarkable man, in fact, was that a realization that would have been ■ iiiM iiim i man indeed has done “plenty well” ■ iM iiiiiaH M i precocious youngster was off and Impossible in atheistic Russia. his faith in God deepened with every as a result of space exploration and running. Von Bruan may be criticized as an secret of the universe he helped un the numerous spin-off benefits it has Deli Department Specials Not for unbelievers lock. His passion for rocketry and ability opportunist, and indeed that is what CHOICEST MEATS SOONER showered back to earth. to organize other engineers and r care this weekend. liv in g witness' he was — a restless genius forever in C-V SHARP This isn ’t for drinking Moon rocket scientisU led to his appointment at search of an opportunity to nudge “The universe as revealed through IN TOWN HOT drivers, speeders and the other Plan your trip so that you do Astronaut Michael Collins, the age of 20 as chief of the German mankind beyond its presumed limits COOPER know-it-alls who will be en not have to speed. Enjoy the scientific inquiry is the living witness speaking at a memorial service in army’s rocket experiment station at in space. CHEESE that God has indeed been at work,” CENTER CUT DOGS . dangering their lives and the holiday but do not overindulge the Washington Cathedral, noted it Kummersdorf. von Braun said in a speech to the John j. Kelley DUBUQUE ROYAL BUFFET MUCKrS lives of others on Connecticut if you are the family was von Braun who conceived the He was not amoral Lutheran Church of America last huge Saturn V rocket — a highways over the long holiday chauffeur, be stone sober and Harnessed by Hitler SALAM year. “Understanding the nature of technological marvel longer than a But amoral he was not. In light of 75« The following year, 1933, Adolf the quality of his personal life, it is SUCED $ 1 3 9 weekend ahead. wide awake. And above all if the creation provides a substantive football field — and headed the team QROTESWEIQEL Hitler came to power and it is a sad, Elected Those people just don't the traffic gets to hectic and basis for the faith by which we that built this space vehicle which easy to believe his remark after the SEMI lONELESS if perhaps inevitable, fact of history John J. Kelley has been BKGON attempt to know the nature of the powered Collins and 11 other war about the V2: “We felt a genuine Robert D. Evans BOLOGNA believe that an accident can your nerves get frayed, pull off that the young rocket expert’s genius elected assistant secretary Creator.” Americans to the moon, 9 of them to regret that our missile, bom of CHUCK MUCKE’S happen to them — and Divine and rest. was harnessed by Hilter for his own of’the Hartford Steam Von Braun, born 65 years ago in walk on it. idealism...had joined in the business Providence has taken care of Let the drunks, the speeders evil designs. At Germany’s new of killing. We had designed it to blaze Boiler Inspection and In STEikKS KIELBASA .lb. Germany, revelled in the orderliness Another Apollo astronaut, now U.S. s u ra n c e Com pany in them so far. and know-it-alls have the right- rocket research center on the Baltic the trail to other planets, not to Appointed LEAN of space. “There is beauty in space,” Sen. Harrison Schmitt of New charge of its electronic Sea, von Braun developed the first destroy our own.” But those drivers who do not of-way—not because it is he once said, “ ...There is no weather, Mexico, in a Senate tribute to. von data processing Robert D. Evans of 186 successful model of a flying bomb. drink and drive, do not violate theirs, but because descretion and there is regularity. It is predic Braun said the space pioneer “con The Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr., of operations. Birch St., Manchester, has Starting in September 1944, some speed limits, and heed advice is the better part of valor and table. tributed as much or more than any the National Cathedral captured the been appointed assistant 99* 3,600 of the bombs known as the Everything obeys other person to advancing and in essence of Wernher von Braun in his A graduate of Boston director of production ser are asked by state police and Divine Providence needs your dreaded V2s, were hurled against “ ...Everything in space obeys the creasing the base of technology from memorial prayer thanking God for College and the University vices, corporate data LEAN safety officials to take extra help to keep them alive. English cities and Antwerp, killing laws of physics. If you know these which we now can stand and reach “one whose vaulting imagination was of Connecticut Law School, processing department, at ^yiMTEPARfMENf^ an estimated 2,700 persons and in Connecticut General Life laws, and obey them, space will treat for the solutions to a vast number of restive in earth’s tiny envelope and Kelley came with Hartford STEW Featuring Thlt W eek juring another 6,500. Then, in March Steam Boiler in 1971 and Insurance Company. you kindly. And don’t tell me man human problems. Problems which would not be prisoner there. For a *1.19 TASTY of 1945 as Russian forces advanced to was promoted to the posi- Evans joined CG’s cor doesn’t belong out there. Man before were just dark tunnels out man of history though still a small Death penalty dilemma within 100 miles of the research boy inside;...whose eager life stood tion of attorney the porate data processing LOVITTS belongs wherever he wants to go — ahead of our species — ignorance, department in 1971, and center, von Braun and some 100 of in the doorway of the Great Beyond.” following year. In 1976 he FRESH In February of 1974, during Justice William H. Rehnquist and he’ll do plenty well when he gets hunger, natural disaster, poverty, was advanced to computer the other scientists at the project Scripps League Newspapers 1977 was advanced to assistant SHAl_ Mardi Gras in New Orleans, pointed out in his dissenting there.” poor health.” counsel of the company. supervisor in 1973 and assistant manager in 1975. *1.79 POLLOCK two police officers were called opinion that “ John Wilkes Kelley lives in Manchester. STEikK DELICIOUS to a neighborhood ruckus in Booth may well have thought (Photo by Saxe Studio) He and his wife, Susan, have two children. SWIFT PREMIUM which a young man reportedly he was morally justified in SEA had fired a gun several times. murdering Abraham Lincoln.” Y&t? 5lR.„ I Speaks at meeting When the officers cut off the Nevertheless, there are two T h o u g h ts 79* CHECKED AHp WC j IP e fleeting suspect in their patrol good reasons for opposing SCALLOPS AN$AvERWE(5crvVtlEfn Gregory S. Wolff of Wolff is involved in the car, he shot and wounded one mandatory executions. The "Where is the wise man? Where is Wolff-&ckin & Associates Hartford Life and shot and killed the other. first is that no two cases — and the scholar? Where is the philosopher is a speaker at the Million Underwriters Association e The suspect, Harry Roberts, no two defendants.— are exact COJUD 6 T aEARMCE of this age? Has not God made Dollar Round Table annual and is a director of the 19, was convicted of first ly alike. The second is that the foolish the wisdom of the world? For. meeting taking place in Manchester Chamber of To im K^HHEdY... Atlanta, Ga., this week. Commerce. He and his since in the wisdom of God the world degree murder. He then was death penalty, because of its This is the third year he wife, Liz, live in sentenced to die under a severity, should not be im through its wisdom did not know him, has qualified for the Manchester with their two God was pleased through the Louisiana law requiring the posed automatically even for Million Dollar Round sons. “foolishness” of what was preached Table. death penalty for anyone who killing a police officer. to save those who believe...we USDAGHOIIX USDAIWNGE purposely kills “a fireman or a Back in 1972 the Supreme preach Christ crucified: A stumbling peace officer who was engaged Court ruled that executions in block to the Jews and foolishness to CHUCK in the performance of his law this country were too random the Gentiles, Christ the power of God WEEKEND SPECIAL LONDON BROIL ful duties.” and too arbitrary. They and the wisdom of God. Corinthians 1 V. 2MA. STEAK Now, three years later, the followed no pattern. Being STEAKS lb. Submitted by. DAISIES *2.34 FIRST CUT lb. U.S. Supreme Court has ruled sentenced to death. Justice Dr. Richard W. Gray CASH A CARRY LARQE lUNCH (in a 5 to 4 decision) that Potter Stewart wrote, was like Presbyterian Church, automatic execution of Harry being struck by lightning. Coventry Roberts for killing a police of Last year the court went a ficer would be “cruel and un step further. It said capital We Give Old Fashioned H5 K. CENTER ST. NO GIMMICKS usual punishment” and punishment was constitutional (> 4 9 -5 2 6 8 Butcher Service... therefore unconstitutional un — but only if judges and juries NO S TA M PS der the Bill of Rights. were given some guidelines JUST FINE FOOOS The five justices who joined and some discretion on STORE HOURS; in the decision said the courts whether it should be imposed. ALL D&L STORES CLOSED Mon. S Tins. ’H 6J)0 must consider “mitigating cir There is nothing simple or We are neutral, on the black^s side 317 Highland St. WASHINGTON - There is about SUNDAY AND MONDAY, cumstances” before passing easy about any of this. It come Uganda’s Idi Amin is still in our policy toward Rhodesia the rebellion because our forefathers Wed., Thurs., S Fit til 9KI0 sentence. The defendant’s age, requires more caution, and business? JULY 3 AND 4 I MHiCHESTER flavor of the youth who shrieks were mean to the Indian majority. for example. His past record. Andrew Tully We have joined that assembly of more judicial soul-searching, “Look Ma, how liberal I am.” It is a France did not side with the Sat & Sunday third-rate ward heelers and saloon MARKET Whether he’s been drinking or than many law-and-order ad cover for self-indulgent hypocrisy. Mohawks, but gleefully sent us aid to ’taSd)0 HieHUUTD FAIIB I COHH. statesmen known as the United taking drugs. Whether he was vocates would prefer. The United States has set itself up annoy the British. Lafayette did not Leery of ultimatums Nations in declaring that the Rhode emotionally disturbed. It seems to us, though, that if as an honest broker to mediUte a have a clause in his contract Or else what? Nobody at the White sian government is illegal. That’s a VIIAOIkANCXO • o * > v solution to the black problem in that to be so principle that' they are Whether he “reasonably the death penalty is to be im House or the Slate Departmentwould sick laugh. As a state, Rhodesia is unhappy white-racist nation. But we offensive.” believed” he was morally posed it should be limited to think of spelling it out, but after Viet just as legal as the Republic brought ■■■lBlBElEil|B llBlEUBlBBH are neutral on the blacks’ side, Should not be offensive justified in doing what he did. nam I am leeiy of diplomacy by ul forth on these shores in 1776, and a ------\ cases in which such extreme because we have delivered what is To be sure, it is time the blacks in timatum. We could lose our shirt great deal more legal than those r'orkr'VDv C D P r ' f j r c B l d ____ i _____ c ______z - r . This may sound, to some, punishment can be justified by nothing less than an ultimatum to the both Rhodesia and South Africa were again if we get too tough. Communist dictatorships which GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh) Produce Specials like sociological nonsense. the circumstances of the crime white regime: Let the blacks take granted equal participation in the Alas, we seem to be In the grip of a seized power by military force. SWEET itself. over, or else. government of their own countries. SWEET LIFE STEMS A PIECES 69« pack of purse-lipped reformers who Rhodesia’s decision That would seem to go without have set themselves up as guardians Soz. WHOLE $ 1 5 9 Like Washington, Jefferson & Co., saying. But they are not going to get of the world’s morality. From their Ian Smith and his pals decided they it peacefully if the U.S. and rest of CAMPSBLL’S bureaucratic nooks and crannies, WATERMELONS Not-so-blind trusts no longer desired to belong to what the world push the present regime such self-appointed Medici would get used to be the British empire. ’That is into a comer. Moral suasion is fine, PORKIOESNS . 16 oz. JUICY us into grave trouble with their I By Martha Angle flict of interest for the officeholder. by the State Department before he also what Britain’s black colonies did but if Rhodesia is taken over by one mischief-making. WELCH’S and Robert Wauera was sworn in as Secretary of State. — but of course their cases are of its black guerrilla factions, all PLUMS 5 9 < Require ‘turnover’ For the love of Aunt Nellie, of (First of Two Related Columns) He also established an elaborate different, for reasons UN Am Rhodesians can kiss freedom good In addition, one of the most far- course Rhodesia’s policies are GRAPE JUHX .40 oz. “blind trust” to administer more bassador Andrew Young has so suc bye. Revlon’s Gift to You: RED RIPE WASHINGTON (NEA) - The reaching elements would require wrong. But they are just as much cinctly stated. Ben Franklin was all for morality, ALPO BEEF CHUCKS scenario has been repeated hundreds “turnover” of all holdings which than $100,000 worth of assets, much Rhodesia’s business as our own civil We were luckier. Not even King but he left us a warning. “Principled Fragranced Bath Soap, TOMATOES .. 4-Pack Pgk. 4 ■ 9 * of times in recent decades: A might post a conflict of interest. of it already in cash. rights laws are our business. Our in George III, who had plenty of other men,” he said “should be careful not DOG FOOD cane wealthy man is appointed or elected Under that plan, ail of the assets Not enough terference in Rhodpsia’s internal af crazy ideas, suggested that he was to be principled that they are offen from Charlie. JUICY to a high government office, then placed in a “blind trust” — stocks, But Vance, his wife and members fairs are just as outrageous as moving to put down the American sive.” QLAO sanctimoniously declares he is bonds, land and other investments — of their family plan to retain more France’s action would be in deman placing all his assets in a “blind Charlie fragrance and make-up. PEACHES . 2 9 * . would initially be publicly identified. that $250,000 worth ol stock in Inter ding that the U.S. forthwith “free” TRASH DAGS .lecount trust” so he will not profit personally A fresh, clean, sexy outlook on During the initial period of the trust’s national Business Machines, General Puerto Rico. from his official actions. SIDE GLANCES life for lucky youl Young makeups SWEET LIFE But far too many “blind trusts” operation, the public official would Motors, American Express, Exxon, / have 20-20 vision. They can serve as avoid participation in any govern E.I. duPont and other multinational A double standard for your lips, eyes and face. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ little more than a facade which gives ment action which might affect those corporations. Moreover, we have set up a double Lean, gel-system skincare. y o t i t i t i f the beneficiary knowledge — and holdings. Two other men who also amassed standard, with Rhodesia as the patsy. SWEET LIFE And a fragrance that’s full of tPilh Coupon And ! With Coupon And |> sometimes control — of precisely The trust agreement would, considerable personal wealth prior to A lot of black African governments 186 count surprises (just like youl) STUFFED OUVES ....Sy4 0Z. $7,50 Purchaie I $7,50 Purchaie I what is being done with his money at however, contain an important joining President Carter’s cabinet. discriminate not only against whites KRAFT IMITATION SWEET LIFE a time when he supposedly is clause which specifically directs the Secretary of Health, Education and but against blacks who disagree with This week, with any purchase of CANADA DRY shielded from that Information. administrator to dispose of each of Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. and those governments. If the U.S. and Charlie, you get a free gift of I SUBAR Closing loopholes its allies are so god-awful moral, how MAYONHAISE BLB.IAI those investments during a specified Treasury Secretary W. Michael fragranced bath soap. Expapsulated SODA 3 J 1 Now, Congress is moving for the period of time (six months, for exam Blumenthal, both have established FROZEN • d a i r y '' first time to close the loopholes moisturizers leave your .69* ple) and to acquire new assets which “blind trusts” for the management QOOO THRU SUN.. JULY S 79* which have allowed .^abuses of the are not to be identified to the public of their six-figure stock portfolios skin fresh and soft. Come to MINUTE MAID PINK OR WHITE Umll On* Coupon P*r Cuitomw 0 0 0 0 THRU SUN.. JULY I I HIQHUND PARK. MANCHftTIR I UniH On* Coupan P*r Cmtam*f ■ system. The Senate Governmental official. during their government service. Cosmetics: all D&L stores Affairs Committee, headed by Sen. .1201. 2*79< No divesting today But Califano and Blumenthal did except New London. With Coupon And Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., is not specifically instruct the ad CARNATION ALL PURPOSE I With Coupon And I I The far more typical pattern today I $7.50 Purchaie I considering proposals which would: is for an officeholder to turn over to ministrators of their trusts to trade Y e s te rd a y m $7.50 Purchaie 40O Z.PK a. I WINK I — Require full public disclosure of his trustee a stock portfolio accom all current investments for 16 OZ.«2.29 I the basic trust arrangement. LAUNDRY I panied by authorization to sell any of new, undisclosed assets — the one BIRDSEYE IBISQUICK — Mandate establishment of a trust the securities if market conditions step which would make the trusts 25 years ago I DETERGENT which is irrevocable throughout the seem favorable, but without any truly “blind.” Town seen heading for record quiet CRMLEGUT .2-lb. bag 59« Fourth. beneficiary’s term of government requirements to divest. The only member of the Carter Charles P. Varca is elected head of 1 .79* j service. BREYER’t S QOOO THRU SUN.. JULY 3 B OOOD THRU SUN.. JULY i , Without mandatory “turnover” of cabinet to voluntarily include such a state Disabled American Veterans. I UmlLOfM Coupon Por Cuttomor UfflH On* Csupan P*( Cu*ton<*r J — Prohibit all communication all sensitive Investments, the “turnover” requirement in his trust 10 years ago YOGURT .8oz.cupa 3s89< between the trustee and the public of beneficiary could leave Washington agreement was Interior Secretary Town applies to State Water ficial, with provision for imposition after many years of government ser Cecil B. Andrus. But Andrus is not an Resources Commission for of criminal or civil sanctions if there vice with virtually the same assets as especially wealthy man, and the only authorization to proceed with is a breach of secrecy. when he assumed public office. assets involved are less than $75,000 engineering and design work for proposed Northeast Sewer Project — Forbid the trustee to make any For example, Cyrus R. Vance sold worth of stock in four mining com purchases which would create a con and Secondary Treatment Plan. "According to this assessment, we could sell our house for i some stocks regarded as “sensitive’ panies. bundlf but we couldn’t afford another onel" iin iin iiiiitiiiu v N), ACROSS 6 Ntw Mtxico Aniwar to Prtvioua Punia rhrar PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Thurs.. June 30, 1977 Ma s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. .hme 30. lO?: - Pa g f . .gRVP'.N.a 1 Govimintnt 7 Sunktn fanct i r e p a p i i p h i a i l h i Ona liaua of a lo p i I p|t.|H |Op T l t p n dwwiTiiiiiimii iwwiMiiniiiwniirwwnwnniTmriimnrtmTiTnTir^ tgtnt 8 l o l wlol11ilal lalTlAlLlAlol (comp.wd.) nawaptpar Charles M. Schultz ^ierimonte-Curtis ^ Jxyk-Zonfrillo 5 Globs 6 Man’s nODD □□□ □□□□ D ear A bby n Part nicknimt □QOEl nEUnDDEl 12 Sailor (2 wdt.) 10 Ovuls n a n anni 13 Sword handls 11 BIsekamIth □ a n n a n MRS. BARTLEY IS 14 Artiit's look' m rs.nelson YOU KNOW WHATlilORRlES By Abigail Van Buren 14 Court ninatiiaE] nciua TRYING TO PUSH IS STOMPING ON Leigh Ann Curtis of Manchester and Carl Charles Linda Ann Zonfrillo of Providence, R.I., and John ipeclalty 15 Informad (al.) ME, SIR? THIS IS only 18 Tnith 16 Adolaacant T O T ■ ■ I IDIA ■ ■ M A O Fierimonte Jr. of Nashua. N.H., were married June 18 at Eldward Jzyk of Vernon were m arried June 25 a t St. Pius MRS.NELSON'S HEAP INTO mrs.bartley'5 feet THE FOURTH HOLE! 17 Ctrsil grain 20 Samlnola 1 2 im H W A R. 0 THE BALL WASHER! Center Congregational Church in Manchester. Church in Providence, R.I. 16 Eltotrle flih o x v x f i il E .IN WITH HER 60LF SHOES! ehlaf 11 5 T, The bride is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Newell The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zon 19 Cupid 22 Basaball □□□nniaiiannnD 21 Poihlvs pels H. Curtis Jr. of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of frillo of Providence. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and plsysr Mat 31 Kind of pastry 44 pint word of Forget Rose Bowl; 24 UiS s Itvsr 32 Batting Cataar's Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Fierimonte Sr. of Newton Mrs. John Jyzk of 287 Lake St., Vernon. 28 Rivar In 36 Squsali |sl.| boast ______oio*. Highlands. Mass. The Rev. Donal Kehew of Providence celebrated the England 23 Noit (Fr.| 26 Lovtto 26 Pharosh 37 City in llllnoli 46 Burmaat The Rev. Mr. Curtis of Center Congregational Church nuptial Mass and performed the double-ring ceremony. Attend Blessed Event 38 Gam currancy txesti 26 Coda dot ] 0 1 9 7 7 U nifd FiPlufa Sradicata. Iik . and the Rev. Paul Trinque of Assumption Church per The church was decorated with sprays of gladioli. John 27 Type of lokt 27 Btfors Iprsflx) 39 Ooctrina 47 Vacation ipot formed the double-ring ceremony. Walter Grzyb of Carew of Providence was organist and soloist. 28 Printsd fibrlc 20 Pillbox sdharsnt 48 Famals bird (suffix) 49 Ganatic Manchester was organist. Ms. Barbara Case of The bride, given in marrige by her father, wore her 30 Grtsk city 30 IdttI gaa By Abigail Van Buren 33 Dint 41 Eagis'a claw matarisi condition Needham. Mass., was soloist. mother’s wedding gown of ivory satin and re e 1977 by Tilt emcago Tilbu>ii.N.V.N
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GB the others, is the change the state lights and egress on Dobson Rd. Javit pass over or get some professional to sion in the Golfland area and added “You are really eventually talking while Carew’s average rises Boston 41 31 .569 Shopping center owners, made in plans which will remove the fears that people will just continue on do a study,” Javit said. he feels there should be a study for about the economic impact, that’s NY 41 33 .554 I merchants, and Vernon officials the benefit of the Town of Vernon. the concern for this meeting and it s Balt. on-ramp to 1-86 east from the circle to Manchester shopping areas rather George Risley, also owner of a. By Leii Auster were tamed on six hits by Jason Thompson drove in RBI double and Dave and 47th lifetime. The 38- 39 35 .527 3 haven't given up trying to get the area. "Nothing will create a bigger impact very justifiable,” he said. NEW YORK (UPI) Cleve. 35 35 .500 5 than go through this inconvenience. shopping center at the circle and part rookie right-hander Larry three runs for the Tigers, Collins’ two-run single year old right-hander was state Department of Transportation Javit said that once this ramp is on what Vernon will become than this Javit said he would be happy to — For different Milw 36 38 .486 6 “I'm not sure there is contention owner of the Golfland complex in Sorensen and two who have won four in a keyed a three-run eighth aided by Juan Beniquez’ (DOT) to change plans for expansion removed, “we might find that five highway,” he said. participate with other businessmen reasons. Rod Carew Detroit 34 38 .472 7 between the shopping areas. The Talcottville, said when the highway relievers. Sal Bando drove row, with a double in the inning for the Mariners sixth homer and RBI of 1-86 in the Vernon Circle area. years down the road that Rt. 30 will Mayor Benoit said he doesn’t want in whatever has to be done. and Mark Fidrych had Toronto 28 44 .389 13 issue is what is going to happen to the was first put in there was only one Some suggestions in the game’s only run with second and a two’-run ' which gave Tom House, singles by Bump Wills and be ridiculous." to stop the highway but he is con Mayor Benoit said he thinks there mixed feelings today \\ esti Town of Vernon,” Javit said. overpass for the entire town. Others The second annual MCC New England Relays were a sacrifice fly in the fourth. homer during a three-run making his first American Ken Henderson. In the On suggestion of Max Javit. owner The original plans for the highway “ 1 feel we should take legal action were put in later. cerned about the tax impact on the is enough concern to have the town about their latest eighth. W L Pet. GB completed last Sunday and for the second straight year Fidrych, on the other League start, the win. nightcap, rookie right Minn 42 32 of Tri-City Plaza at the circle, Mayor expansion were proposed 12 or 13 to stop this. The state had agreed not town. He said he will seek opinions of planner and the Planning Commis brushes with Elsewhere in the .568 He said the Town of Manchester the attendance figures for the track and field competition hand, continued his House, who started only hander Rick Langford went Chicago 40 32 .556 1 Thomas Benoit called a meeting years ago and have been modified to bypass the circle. They admitted the business people and send a letter sion re-evaluate the plans. got its overpasses in the first place brilliance. remarkable comeback American League, Califor one other game in his the distance on a seven- Kan City 38 35 .521 3'/i Wednesday. The meeting was many times. The plans now call for to DOT, detailing the concern Risley said the state has been was disappointing. Maybe there are reasons. Here are the second plan is not as good but because they demanded it. Carew, with his deter from knee surgery by nia blanked Kansas City 7- hitter in pitching Oakland Calif 4 ‘/2 attended by other center owners in expressed at the meeting. some suggestions. major league career—with 36 35 .507 an interchange at the circle with the they don't want to bother to redesign Mrs. Linda Rossin, a member of short-sighted in its thinking and Atty. mined attempt to become pitching his sixth straight 0, Seattle took Chicago 3-1, over the Rangers. Willie Texas 35 37 .486 6 the area, other town officials, eastbound exit ramp off Dobson Rd. Town Atty. Martin Burke Aronson said the state is not looking Take the novelty races, those for grammar school Atlanta in 1971—went seven again," Javit said. the Planning Commission, said the first hitter since 1941 to Baltimore earned a innings. Loser Wilbur Crawford’s RBI double Oakland 32 41 .438 9Vz merchants, and representatives of This will mean that all of the traffic suggested that the mayor contact the out for the towns. youngsters Graders 5 thru 8, and either move them to He said the success of the shopping accessibility is the key issue. She hit .400 over an entire American doubleheader split with a Wood went the route for scored the winning run. Seattle 34 45 .430 10'.;! the Chamber of Commerce, the will feed into Rt. 30. the morning or eliminate completely. Parents love ’em center affects the tax base of the said there will also be a problem get but track enthusiasts don’t want to see some kids running season, raised his average League 5-3 win in the nightcap Chicago. W crlm' Jlllui l{i'sult<« town, ting out of the K-Mart Plaza off Rt. around. to .411 Wednesday night after losing the opener to Iiiiliun!* I 1-3, OriolcH 8-5 Cleveland il, Baltimore Arnold W. Aronson, Javit's at 30 at busy times. Rockville hospital notes with two hits and two victory, a 7-2 decision over the Indians 11-8 and Area fire calls Also, get rid of superfluous events such as the 4X 1- Doug DeCinces singled in torney, noted that there is enough at Risley said that the problem in the mile relay and 4 X 1-mile coed relay. They kill a good walks. His performance the Boston Red Sox, But Oakland split with Texas, Eddie Murray with the go- New surface Baltimore 5, Cleveland 3 stake that the studies should be Rockville section is traffic. He said hour or close to it and, again, track purists frown on such was tempered, however, the win was hardly a losing 4-0 before winning 4- ahead run in the 10th inning FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) Detroit 7, Boston 2 brought up to date. Javit said the it’s impossible to get in there. “We by his team’s 1-0 loss to the masterpiece. The eccen 1. — Schaefer Stadium, home Milwaukee 1, Minnesota East Hartford to Main and Stanley Sts. Admitted Wednesday: Gertrude Banner, Tolland; David Brennen, things. You won’t find these events listed in other track and scored himself on state is basing its plans on en don’t want the circle to go the same Barthiaume, Vernon Branch Rd., Coven Milwaukee Brewers. tric right-hander scattered Ang<‘l!i 7, Koyalx 0 another single by Mark of the New England 0 Wednesday, 1 40 p m. —False alarm to Wednesday. 10:11 p.m .- -Investigation Hillside Apts., East Hartford; Mrs. meets. If you want quantity fine. But if quality is the vironmental studies done about 1974. way.” try; Martha Bourke, Ellington Rd., South “ 1 don’t like it when they nine hits and in the seventh Nolan Ryan fired a five- Seattle 3, Chicago I Roberts St at 516 Burnside Ave. Christine Dwcette and son, Tumblebrook goal, reduction is the only answer. Belanger to earn the Patriots, soon will be fitted Benedict G. Barkan, president of Roy Conyers said his concern was Windsor; Patricia Degrande, Tolland; walk me,” Carew said “I gave up his first home run hitter and struck out 12 to Texas 4, Oakland 0 Wednesday. 2:23 p.m. —Auto accident Dr., Vernon; Doris Hughes. Center Rd., And finally, fans love records. Everybody knows it. But Orioles a split. Murray also with a new artificial Barkan & Mess Associates, traffic Clifford Ellis, Center Rd., Vernon; run his season’s total to on Great Hill Rd. Tolland County the Golfland area, a large complex Vernon; Mrs. Cathy Lausier and son, marks seldom if ever will be set at Pete Wigren Track. like to hit the ball and it in 67 innings to Butch Hob drove In the first two playing surface that will be Oakland 4, Texas 1 Shawn Fogarty, Talcott Ave., Rockville; Wednesday. 6 p.m. —Auto accident in engineers and transportation including a motel, restaurant and Quarry St.. Rockville; Betty Ann Marth, Granted MCC did a fine job of manicuring and getting it wh^n they put me son of the Red Sox, who 200. while Thad Bosley Baltimore runs with a ready by the start of the California 7, Kansas City Today, 2:10 a m. —Sprinkler alarm, no Elaine Lucente, Tolland; Carol Morrison, volving seven vehicles on 1-84 westbound planners, has studied the state’s two theaters. He said the proposed Vine Dr., Vernon; Dorothy Mullen, have now lost six straight. cracked a triple and single National Football League fire. Vernon Manor, Rockville. Rainbow Trail, Vernon; Mona Reilly, in shape, but, nevertheless, it is a “slow” track. w't" a walk.” single and his ninth homer. near Connecticut Blvd. See Page 1-B. proposal. He said there doesn’t changes will have an adverse effect Ellington; Kim Sage, Talcottville Rd., The Hobson home run to drive in three runs in his I’odiij’s Oanie-i Today, 3:54 a m. —Structure fire, Dailey Circle, Rockville; Alfonso Renna, Manchester High track Coach Dick Williams scheduled . . Rico Carty highlighted a exhibition season. Wednesdav, 6:35 p.m. —Medical call to appear to be any engineering reason on that area. Vernon; Paula Williamson, Ellington; brought Tigers’ Manager major league debut. The Baltimore (Grimsley 7- Abom Rd., Crystal Lake in Ellington. Hyde Ave., Rockville; Susan Smith, all but one meet away this year with good reason. P ^ 13-hit Cleveland attack in The original Polyturf 235 Main St Ellington Center, West Stafford, Somers why the alternative plan, with the on- Raylene Wilson, Ellington. He said traffic has doubled within Hemlock St., Manchester; Maude Steele, What’s needed is an all-weather track similar to what p.®*®**®* comes up this Ralph Houk out of the 20-year old Bosley, playing the opener with three hits surface, installed when the 3) at Cleveland (Garland 4- Wednesday. 8:03 p.m. —Medical call to and Tolland assisted. ramp from Hartford Tpke., couldn't Births Wednesday: A son to Mr. and I he last two years. “That has to be Franklin Park, Rockville; James Hartford Public High possesses. It’s costly, but maybe year and I don’t dugout and a rousing for the injured Joe Rudi, and five RBI, including a stadium was built in 1971, 8), N Latimer and Ralph Rds Today. 8:41 a m. —Bus lire. Vernon Mrs. Terry Morrison, Rainbow Trail, be implemented. made four lanes within two years. At Taggart. Tolland. chorus of boos from the arrived just before game has been stripped and sold New York (Hunter 3-3) Wednesday. 10:03 p.m. —False alarm Ave.. Rockville. Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. MCC in conjunction with town administrators can work j* ^ two-run homer, his fourth. Javit said no professional has been least they should do what they did on Discharged Wednesday: Ronald David Smith, Hemlock St,, Manchester. out a deal and share the cost. That would attract a better last day of 51,745 fans. time from Salt Lake City to a Greater Boston at Toronto (Garvin 7-6), N field. the season, I’ll think about "There’s a time and a and tripled home two runs Itiin^icrH t-l, .■V'» 0-4 salvage firm, which resold Boston (Tiant 5-6) at But if fun is the goal, then leave everything alone. it." place to boo," said .in the fourth. Ryan is now Texas veteran Gaylord 76,(K)0 square feet of the Detroit (Rozema 6-3), N 10-7 Library program set The Twins, who had Fidrych, "and this wasn’t Perry, 7-6, pitched a six- worn carpet at 31 per run Locals did well scored 37 runs in their it. We were winning 4-2, so Muriner^ Wliili- S(»x I hitter in the opener for his ning foot in a four-day three previous games. why boo?” Leroy Stanton’s pinch-hit third shutout th)s season span. South Windsor programs will begin July 13 from 10 to There were local thinclads who did well Sunday. National League 11:30 a.m. at the Community House. Manchester High sophomore Tracy Culbertson won the Kix»l The South Windsor Public Library will To continue the theme, there will be an sponsor a summer program for children javelin with a toss of 112-feet, 8-inches, East Catholic’s W L Pet. GB end-of-summer party, “Gone to a Yvonne Nolen took second in the 100-yard dash with an Chicago 47 23 .671 of all ages. The theme will be the “Gone Celebration. " and all children who have Reading Club," an .adaptation from the :11.1 clocking and Teri Arendt, a recent MHS grad, took Phila 39 32 .549 8 'j taken part in the summer program may seconds in the long jump at 16-feet, 3-lnches and high Finals finally made by Wade .St. Louis 40 33 .548 8‘A song. “Gone Fishin’." attend. Craft projects will be displayed Pitts 39 33 .542 9 The library will provide reading lists, jump at 5-feet, Both broke previous best standards she and there will be special entertainment set in high school. Montreal 30 41 .423 17's craft materials, suggestions for projects and refreshments. L o ts O f WIMBLEDON, dead.” of a chance, although he NY 30 42 .417 18 In the boys’ high school division, Glenn Flosdorf of and personal reading record cards. \ M cEnroe’s fath er is works pretty hard." West Manchester High took third in the mile run, Dave England (UPI) — Children may join the club anytime during Teenager John flying in to see the talented He said McEnroe's W L Pet. GB the summer. Kolakowski of East Catholic took third in the high jump teenager, who doesn’t McEnroe, the father once asked him to LA 50 25 .667 "Gone To Catch a Film” is another CRCOG planner while Manchester resident Pacey Pet, who attends know and doesn’t care talk John out of tennis and Cinci 39 33 542 9'2 summer activity and includes film Loomis in Windsor, won the shot put with a heave of 54- youngest player in the what happens to the prize into going to college.' "I San Fran 34 42 .447 16‘i feet 3V4-inches, programs for children aged 5 to 8 in July, talking tonight 100 years of money he has to forego as think his dad’s going to Houston 33 43 .434 17'i and in August for older children. The 4 X 1-mile relay was taken by the quartet of Tom an amateur. have a tough argument San Diego 32 46 410 I9>2 Wimbledon history to Atlanta 27 47 Films will be shown each Thursday, The Regional Planning Commission of w inners, Jolie (Xavier), Terry Perrault (St. Paul), Dave Boraks “I’m not sure who gets now," he said. 365 22 >'2 reach the semifinal of starting July 7, from 10 to 10:45 a.m. at the Capitol Region Council of (Xavier) and Luke O'Connor (East Catholic) with a time the money,” he said. Connors cannot afford to l oduy's Gullies Wapping Community House, Ellington Governments will conduct a subregional of 18:50.56. the men’s singles, "Probably all the referees take any chances against San Francisco (Halicki 7- Rd. No registration is necessary. A meeting tonight at 8 at Rham High School, faces today’s center go out to dinner on it, 1 McEnroe. Chris Evert was 6) at Cincinnati (Frvman 3- schedule of dates and films is available at Hebron. Bad year court confrontation don’t really care, although odds-on favorite to retain the library. 51 The meeting is for the towns of An It just seems this year has been a bad one for umpires. with favorite Jimmy 1 could use a few new her women’s title, but she Los Angeles (Rhoden 10- A series of five variety programs will be dover, Bolton, Hebron and Marlborough. Connors with the clothes." crashed to a 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 4) at Atlanta (Niekro 6-9), included in the "Gone Finding Fun and The recently completed schoolboy season had the men in Talk will focus on long-range regional lots of ways blue in more arguments than previously. Or it seemed so. irreverence of a kid Connors, a 24-year-old defeat against third-seeded N Friends" program for children aged 8 to plans for housing, transportation, lefthander from Belleville, Briton Virginia Wade in New York (Zachry 3-8) 12, The series will include stories, special Just the other day an arbiter was calling ’em down the going on a day’s out economic developqient, open space and middle but forgot about the corners. Or it seemed so. 111., finds himself in the un Wednesday’s semifinals. It at Montreal (Rogers 9-6), guests, music, games and crafts. land use. ing. Umps on the major league level aren’t faring too well ique position of being the will be Wade’s first trip to N Each program will be limited to 25 Officials from the four towns have,been either. Gene Mauch, skipper of the Minnesota Twins, has The 18-year-old “old man" in the semifinal the finals. Pittsburgh (Jones 2-2) at children. Registration is required. The invited. The public is welcome. More been in both the National and American Leagues rates lefthander from lineup. Evert said later she just Philadelphia (Carlton 9-4), w inners those in the junior circuit just plain awful. He reserves Douglaston, N.Y., who had In the other semi, 21- couldn't get herself psy N You can decide on how much to play to qualify for the 3373,440 year-old defending cham ched up for the match. The Daily Numbers, In just 13 weeks. And, they've comments moreso than in the past because he knows it Chicago (Krukow 7-4) at fOr. Play for 50c, $1, $1.50 - u p to $5 per won’t get him anywhere. centenary championship, pion Bjorn Borg of Sweden, "I was on the defensive St. Louis (Forsch 9-4). N Arts classes planned taken home mqre than four and a half million dollars ticket YOU can win from $25 to $2500, de- Every time you glance at the older loop, ump Ed Mon shows no fear at facing the the.only non-American in the whole time and I just 1974 champion. Happy smile of victory Andover in winnings. So far, The Daily Numbers has averaged pending on how you play and how much tague has yet thrown out another. It looks like he's the last four, tackles 22- couldn’t reach deep inside Suggestions for future summer ejected more managers/players than all his comrades “It should be fun. 1 have year-old New Yorker Vitas and pull out what I needed Virginia Wade flashes winning smile for programs are welcome. more than $380,000 won every week, it's Connec you play for. The Andover Rural Music Committee ticut's "most won" game! combined. He has 1) rabbit ears or 2) an itchy finger he never played on the center Gerulaitis. to win. I just didn’t have photographers who surrounded her after she will sponsor courses in basketry and Grange officers 1 YOU cant ^ win If you likes to exercise regularly. They ought to give him a court before,” he said Gerulaitis, who this year it," she said. beat Chris Evert to move into the finals at beginning guitar in its summer arts At a recent meeting, the Andover ^ YOU can pick don t play. There are 6 Daily Numbers nickname like “one-a-day-Ed” or something to that Wednesday. “There will be collected his first major ti Home hopes of the first Wimbledon. (UPI Photo) program. stead of taking Grange elected officers for the coming your own number m- m Drawings a week. If your number s right affect. no pressure on me. It will tle by winning the Italian all-British final for 16 whatever ticket comes your way. so you all be on Connors. The basketry course will be taught each year. m you can win every night ^ Buy a different And finally, twice in recent weeks, BoSoxer Carl championship, lost both his years did not materialize Veronical Zemaitis was re-elected can play a system or a “ hunch, switch Yazstremski dropped the bat and started jawing in Everybody is expecting previous meetings with with seventh-seeded Betty Bi's lose Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m., ticket daily. Play In advance, for the week. Either beginning July 12, for three weeks. Vicki master. Other officers elected: Herbert numbers or play the same one. vociferous terms after a called strike. I thought there him to kill me but if I Borg, but their last en Stove edging fourth-seeded NEW HAVEN - Steve NEW HOURS Wallace is the instructor. Palmer, overseer; Stanley Sroka, way, you're In the game, and you'll never be caught was an automatic ejection rule for arguing on balls and thought I didn’t have a counter was 18 months ago. Sue Barker, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, to David, scoring goals in steward; Joseph Bombadier, assistant ^ You can off your number. strikes? How about giving him an early shower and stop chance 1 wouldn’t go on Gerulaitis favors Con become the first Dutch each half, carried the Los The beginning guitar course will be steward; Mary Palmer, lady assistant choose your own best way to m m play this concept of two sets of rules — one for superstars and court. But if 1 beat him I nors to win his match. “I player ever to reach the Angeles Aztecs to a 3-2 vic M0N.-FRI 8-6 taught each Tuesday and Thursday from 7 steward; Mary Boudreau, chaplain; Anne A win on a straight play brings you 500 tol. one for everybody else. will probably drop down don’t give McEnroe much final. tory Wednesday night over to 8 p.m., beginning July 12, for three If you haven't tried The Dally Numbers lately, SAT. 8:00-5:00 Anderson, treasurer; Elaine Ward, Feeling conservative? Play the box, and time's wasting. Pick up a copy of "How to Play The the Connectieui Bicenten weeks. Bernard Hartshorn is the instruc secretary. nials. tor. get up to six possible winning combinations on one Coming for trio FUZZ AUTO PARTS Dally Numbers" wherever you see a store with The David, the North Classes will be held at the Andover Also, Richard Ward, gatekeeper; ticket Nobody wins less than $25.. .and the winning Dorothy Gasper, Ceres; Ida Spear, Dally Numbers sign, and Join the game with lots of Defending Vermont American Legion baseball champ American Soccer League’s 130 CENTER ST. Congregational Church. happens six days a week, every week in the year. No worries for Sutton Pomona; Eleanora Moran, Flora, and winners. And lots of places to play; Rutland will be in the Nutmeg State this weekend for top scorer 18 goals, scored __ MANCHESTER Registrations will be accepted at the three games. Saturday, Rutland visits Ellington in a drick had three hits, an Maude Custer, executive committee. were expected to be almost at 13:55 of the first half and m m Tel- 643-1551 Town Office Building until Tuesday. single affair and Sunday at East’s Eagle Field it’ll RBI and a run scored for R(e 140. Stafford Spnnqs. CT The Grange will have its annual picnic NEW YORK (UPI) invincible when he was hit with the winner at 62:38 There is a 310 fee for the basketry course July 19 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mr. and play a doubleheader with Manchester providing the op San Diego. of the second half. Wo Htip Kotp Amorico Moving (703) 684 778) and a 35 fee for guitar. — Don Sutton of the pitching for them. Mrs. Howard Stanley, Long Hill Rd. position in the 1 o’clock opener and Rockville in the night Los Angeles Dodgers cap. Expus 5, Cubs 0 sounded like a man Jackie Brown pitched a EAST HARTFORD South End Package Quinn's Pharmacy TOUAND who didn’t have a care seven-hitter for his second Andy's Food Town 100 Pearl St 873 Main St in the world — not shutout and Dave Cash 31 Main street Village Spirit Bolton tax bills out Merrow Rd. even the Cincinnati drove in two runs for the Southwood Pharmacy Supreme Foods Sanders tabbed Reds. Expos who snapped the Hockanum Diner 89 Raffia Rd. 485 Hartford Ave. Cubs’ eight-game winning GOODYEAR Bills for Bolton real estate, personal The tax rate in Bolton is 61.4 mills. VERNON The Dodgers had just 373 Main St streak and dealt Ray property and motor vehicle taxes will be Statellne Package SOUTH WINDSOR Hartmann'S Supermarket as Celt assistant beaten the Atlanta Braves mailed today, said Elaine Potterton, tax Bulletin board Navin Canteen 42 Windsor Ave. 13-7 Wednesday night to Burris his seventh loss 11 Enfield St Armata's Market against nine wins. The vic collector. 56 Willow St maintain their 9 1/2-game The Board of Education will meet 965 Sullivan Ave. BOSTON (UPI)-It tory raised Brown’s record Taxes are due Friday and are payable tonight at 8 at Bolton Center School. The MANCHESTBl Stop 8i Shop lead over the Reds in the JULY 41h SPECIAL to 5-6. by July 31. After that date, interest will be agenda includes 1976-77 budget encum Stop 8i Shop Blue Liquors STAFFORD Rt 83 8, Pitkin Rd. didn’t take long for the National League West. Sut charged. Pirates 9, Cards 1 brances, bills and transfers, and a policy 830 Sliver Lane 225 Spencer St Stabon News Room Boston Celtics to ton had gone seven innings, WINDSOR allowing two runs and five Willie Stargell’s 400th Mrs. Potterton said anyone who owns concerning a medical advisor. 10 Main St replace assistant property who does not receive a bill Top Notch hits, knocked in three runs career homer was a two- A group of Bolton Lake residents will Harvest Hill Pkg. store Bloom’s Package store coach and chief scout PEAK PERFORMANCE should call her. 1150 Burnside Ave. 576 Windsor Ave. with a two-run double and a meet tonight at 7:30 at the Rosedale 398 W. Middle Tpke. SUFFiaD John Killilea who From July 1 to Aug. 15, the tax collec Beach, Llynwood Dr., to discuss problems single and raised his I National tor’s office will be open daily from 9 a.m. White Star Barber Lea's Market John's Foodtown Freddy’s Package departed last week to stemming from operation of the Alpha- 152 Mountain Rd. season record to 9-3. I League to 3 p.m. and Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. Omega Inn on the lake. 1167 Main St 229 Spruce St ASPalisadoAve. accept a similar post Sutton was in a talkative mum FOR 4-WHEEL DRIVE mood. He’s a sophisticated E N n a o WINDSOR LOCKS with the Milwaukee run shot in the fifth inning “BLEMS” Bucks. type, a frequent guest on which led the Pirates to ‘‘BLEMS” Myotts Package Store Bradley Drug TV game shows and one of Celtics’ President and their victory over the Car Utility costs in Coventry 496 Enfield St 73 Old County Rd. the $100,000 stars of General Manager Red dinals. Stargeii is the i7th baseball. player in baseball history Plum Cut Package Macaluso's Market Auerbach announced “Beating a guy like Andy Wednesday Tom “Satch” to hit 400 homers. Bill 90 Elm St 178 Turnpike Rd. Messersmith is like Sanders, 38, whose Celtic Robinson and Phil Garner are down $2,000 this year beating Seaver or Steve * 9 6 * 6 0 jersey number 16 was also connected for the The Town of Coventry’s utility bills for retired when he left the pro Carlton,” he said. “Usual Pirates as Bruce Kison 10-15LT raised white letters 11-15LT raised white letters i Scott Bergin and Tammy Rychling, Grade ly, I go eight and skate.” 1976-77 will be nearly 32,000 less than they ranks to become the head won his sixth game with Plus $4.18 F.E.T. Plus $4.18 F.E.T, 1 2; Jeffrey Dimmock and Mark LaGasse, Dodger Steve Garvey, And Old Tire And Old Tire were in 1975-76, Town Manager Frank basketball coach at Har the relief help of Rich J Grade 3, and Michelle Bergin, Wayne Tom Sanders who was hitless in his two Connolly said this week. vard in 1973 will rejoin the Gossage and Eric Bissonnette, Rae Ann Dimmock, James previous games, hit his Celtics as an assistant goals when I first accepted Rasmussen suffered his LaChappelle, Laurie Ryan and Amy 19th and 20th homers of the ‘Tracker AT’ In a report to the Town Council, Connol coach. the position,” he said. ninth setback. ly said conservation efforts have achieved Usher, Grade 4. season to move into a four Specilically designed loi 4-wheel drive vehi Auerbach refused to “Philosophically, Har Mrts 5, Pbillii's 3 cles. Provides firm, hard-pulling traction on substantial cost reductions, despite rising All-atar softball vard and I were very com way tie for the NL lead. He Bobby Valentine hit a divulge details of the con olf-road terrain Yel the Tracker A-T' rides prices. A senior girls’ all-sUr softball game is patible in terms of our out is one homer short of his solo homer and rookie tract, but Sanders later smooth on Ihe highway scheduled tonight at 6:15 at Miller- looks regarding collegiate single-season high. Bill Steve Henderson doubled Comparing the 1975-76 cosU to the 1976- acknowledged the pact was Gel rugged, dependable Richardson Field. for more than two years. athletics,” he added. Russell also knocked in in two runs as the Mets 77 estimates, Connolly said the total utili Goodyear quality at sur- .1-- ANY COMBO Of The girls’ softball program is divided During the past four S a n d e rs, a 6-foot-6 three runs for the Dodgers. snapped a six-game losing ty bills will probably be 31,941 less this prisingly low prices fiscal year. into two leagues, with six teams in the years at Harvard, Sanders’ forward with Boston, Iti‘ Looking for challenges f INVITATION TOWN OF VERNON Last night’s softball Swedish arrival BOARD OF EDUCATION LEGAL National Weather Forecast TO BID INVITATION NOTICE completes field Sealed bids will be received in the Office of ’The Director of TO BID TOWN ADVERTISEMENT T O N IG H rS GAMES apiece. For Tierney’s, Jim Veal’s is now 4-2, Farr’s 0- The Board of Education of SIic ileratii General Services, 41 Center NOTICE OF THE Angels vs. Suburban, 6. the Town of Vernon, Connec Weight champion McAuley and Bill Grant NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — The last of seven 12-meter Street, Manchester, Connec COLLECTOR OF 6 —Robertson ticut will receive sealed bids each had three hits with yachts from the United States, Australia, France and ticut until July 12, 1977 at REVENUE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Gus’s V*. Pero’s, 7il5 Personal Tee belted for Fuel Oil No. 2 and No. 4. each homering twice, Sweden has arrived to complete the field that will com 11:00 a.m. for the following: All persons liable by law to —Robertson T rader World, 23-5. Liz Bids will be received at the Steve Casavant and Jack pete for yachting’s biggest prize - the America’s Cup FURNISH & INSTALL pay Town Taxes are hereby Moriarty’* v*. Circuits, Burg each had three blows Shea had five hits, Gerri office of the Superintendent of notified that I will have a Rate Sverige, the aluminum FENCE AT HIGHWAY Schools, Park and School out for new goals 8)30 —Robertson and each homered, and_^ Tucker a grandslam homer GARAGE Bill for the List of 1976 of 55.06 hulled Swedish entry hope of French pen Streets, Rockville, Connec mills on the dollar for the PHONE 643-2711 Vet* vs. SCongo, 6 Harry Roy, Tom Lombar-- and Beth Tobin two bingles designed and skippered by magnate Marcel Bic, ONE PASSENGER CAR ticut until 12:00 noon Friday, -N ebo do and John Fortin had for Tee. Colleen Town of Manchester; of 6.91 FO R ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Pelle Petterson, was arrived earlier this month. The Town of Manchester is July 8, 1977 and then at said mills on the dollar for the Fire Tommy’s v*. David’s, three safeties apiece. MacGillvary had three By EARL YOST carefully lifted Wednesday Columbia, the 1958 U.S. an equal opportunity place and time publicly Department Taxing District 7i 15 —Fitxgerald safeties and Geri Lombar employer, and requires an af opened, read, and recorded. Sport* Editor night from a freighter in cup winner, now owned by of the Town of Manchester INDEX Nelson’s v*. NasslfPs, FELINE do two for the Antiques. firmative action policy for all Specifications and proposal □ NOTICES ADVERTISING Providence and towed to a Sweden, is also in New and of 12 mills on the dollar NOTICtt 6 -N ike Two two-run innings and of its Contractors and Vendors forma may be secured from for the Special Parking 1 Lost and Found mooring in nearby port, along with Bic’s RATES 2 — Several years ago, Wilson vs. Walnut, the five-hit pitching of as a condition of doing the office of the Superinten Authority Taxing District of Lott and Found Ptrsonali Jamestown on the other France I, to serve as trial dent of Schools, Park and 3 — Announcomonls 7,15 -Nike Barb Brody lifted business with the Town, as per the Town of Manchester. 1 day — 1U word per day — George FYenn offered Fast pitch side of Narrangansett Bay. horses for the Swedish and 3 days ... lOe word per day 4 Entgrtalnment HNBank vs. Rockwell, Crispino's past Scruse, 4-2, Federal Order 11246. School Streets, Rockville, Each such tax is due and LOST - Male Siamese cat, 5- Auctions UnwfATMIIYOIOCASI^ $10,000 to any one who CCGFL A crowd of 200 yachting French entries. Connecticut. vicinity McKee and Cooper 6 days — 94 word per day 6 —Keeney last night at Nebo. Bid forms, plans and payable, one-half on the first 26 days — 64 word per day FINANCIAL enthusiasts was on hand to The four foreign boats The right is reserved to Hill Street. Iteward. Call 846- could beat him Rachelle Ayotte, Sue Ellen Petkaitis, Pam specifications are available at day of July, 1977, and one-half 15 words $2.00 minimum e Bonds-SlocKs-MoftosflSt reject any or all bids or any 0207. Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch 9— Personal Loans For period ending 7 a.m,, Friday, July 1. Thursday night throwing the 56-pound EASTERN Cunningham and Lauri greet Sweden’s first entry will compete next month to the General Services Office, on the first day of January, 10 Linsenbigler and Ahne ever in America’s Cup part when such action is Insurance will find thundershowers over the western area of the Lakes weight. Fifty-five hits were Turkington combined in decide a challenger for the 41 O nter Street, Manchester, 1978, provided, however, that FOUND - Horn rimmed Gracyalny each had two competition. Connecticut. deemed in the best interest of EMPLOYMENT and the lower Lakes as well as in southern Florida. Mostly banged out as Postal tossing a one-hitter in cup, which has never left any Real Estate tax amoun glasses. On Bolton Center 13 Help Wanted "The offer is still good,” hits and Gail White tripled the Board of Education. 14— fair weather is.expected to dominate the remainder of the leading Formal’s Inn girls Australia, commissioned U.S. hands In 22 previous TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ting to not more than One Road. 643-2514. Business Opporluniiies the heavily-muscled Los Employees outlasted for Crispino’s. Gloria CONNECTICUT Charles Brisson IS Situation Wanted nation. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate to a 19-1 romp over by real estate developer races. Hundred Dollars shall be due maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 71 (87), Boston Angeles school teacher Tierney's, 28-23, last night Anderson tripled for ROBERT B. WEISS, Business Manager Penonala EDUCATION Willimantic last night in Alan Bond and the second The three U.S. con and payable in one installment 18 65 (83), Chicago 69 ( 88), Cleveland 65 ( 78), Dallas 75 (91) said Sunday afternoon at at Nebo. Postal had 31 hits Scruse. GENERAL MANAGER 097-6 on July'l, 1977 and any Per Private Instructions W illimantic, Wendy of two Aussie entries, tenders — 1974 Cup winner 19 Schools-Classes Denver 55 ( 88), Duluth 53 ( 70), Houston 75 ( 93), Jacksonville Memorial Field’s Wigren and the Funeralmen 24 103-6 sonal Property amounting to WANTED - Ride to Pratt & 20- Instructions Wanted Warren had two hits and arrived earlier Courageous and new Whitney Aircraft, Gate 2, 74 ( 94), Kansas City 61 (85), Little Rock 71 (91), Los Angeles Track as he took his war r N with each side being SENIOR GIRLS not more than Two Hundred Wednesday, one day behind comers Independence and Willow Street 7-3:30. 649-2745. REAL ESTATE 62 (75), Miami 78 ( 88), Minneapolis 53 (76), New Orleans 75 mups before entering the charged with six errors. Veal's behind a 26-hit at three RBls, and Liz and Dollars shall be due and 23 Homes lor Sale Mary Neubelt two safeties Gretel II, the 1970 Enterprise — have already 24— Lols-Land lor Sale (92), New York 65 ( 83), Phoenix 81 (106), San Francisco 55 event he has dominate for For the winners. Jack Hull tack outdistanced Farr's. payable in one installment on RUSSELL’S BARBER Shop - 2S— Investment Property (72), Seattle 53 ( 72), St. Louis 64 ( 87), Washington 74 (87). Australian challenger. begun three sets of trial 26—Business Property Uie past decade. U had four hits including two 12-8, last night at Martin. each. Liz doubled and July 1,1977. All Motor Vehicle Will be closed for vacation 27— Mary tripled. Cindy Millis France II, the 12-meter races to determine the i r W y o u r taxes shall be due and payable Resort Property "If anyone wants to put homers. Bob Coulombe had Chris Gulbinas had four July 2. Will reopen July 12th. 28- Real Estate Wanted American defender. in one installment on July 1, Get that haircut this week. up the money and four hits, J.R. Chevalier add^ a three-base hit and ADVERTISING MI8C. SERVICES hits. Joan Vallone, Sharon drhreway 1977. 31 challenge me, I’ll accept," homered, tripled and Maher. Joanne Weiss and Lynn Wright a two-base DEADLINE Services OMered knock for the 4-2 winners. Failure to make first pay 32 Pamting-Papering Halp Wantad 1 3 Halp Wantad 13 the 5-11, 240-pounder said. singled. Also, Chuck Whitney Whitaker three ment by August 1, 1977, 33— Building-Coniracling Formal' turned over three r o i i a h 12:00 noon the day before 34—Roolmg-Sidmg "All I need is a little Langford. Frank Cuneo apiece and Sue Roth and renders the first payment publication. 3S•—Heeling-Plumbing doubleplays and didn't I NEED A RIDE HOME from — training. I worked out four Gold medalist George Frenn and Tom Martin each had Candy Blasko two each for If your driveway's inclined to be slippery delinquent. Second payment Deadline for Saturday and 36 Flooring Travelers Insurance Com 3/— Moving-Trucking-Slorage times for today’s meet. three hits and Len Caruso, Veal's. Patt Breen and commit a miscue. For (or slippery because it's inclined), treat it becomes delinquent after pany, Hartlord, after 4 p.m., Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 38—Serviciss Wanted "I didn’t come all the Paul Solomonson, Ed mal's plays tonight at 7 at February 1, 1978. Interest is to vicinity of Manchester who dominanted the sport been done before,” the Phyllis Custer each had a rough with Copeland's sJr/cf-resistant MISC. FOR SALE RN’s - LPN’s way from California to White and Bill Hanson two pair of blows for Farr's, Mt. Nebo against Sue Ann's figured from due date at the Parkade, beginning July 1st. 40 Household Goods for 12 years, won in 1967-68- weight-lifter out of Califor Latex-itel But if traction's Please call 277-2768 days (ask PLEASE READ 41 Articles lor Sale lose.” of Madison, no problem, regular rate of 1% per month or frac 69-70-71-73-75. nia State University at tion of a month, with a for Lorraine). Evenings, call YOUR AD 42— Building Supplies All shifts. Part time or full Frenn didn’t lose. He 649-1246. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Sunday’s triumph was Long Beach added. Latex-ite is tops. minimum penalty of $2.00 for 44 — Livestock Uirew the 56-pound ball 46 Classified ads are taken over — time. Pleasant working con No.8. He Uien went out and Either way, don't put each delinquent payment. 45 Boats & Accessories feet, 5 inches, two feet the phone as a convenience. 46— Sporting Goods ” I would like to win 11, won Sunday. Soccer off putting it on. Said taxes are payable at □ FINANCIAL The Hereld Is responsible for 47_ Garden Products better than A1 Hall’s win only one Incorrect Insertion and 48— Antiques ditions. Benefits. Apply in the record is 10 by Hank ’T m pleased to win. I Roll out the buckets the Office of the Collector of 49 ning toss a year ago but Revenue in the Municioal then only to the size of the - Wanted to Bi^y Dreyer, but I don’t know if like that gold medal,” he PEE WEE WEST this weekendl Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagoa 8 original Insertion. Errors which short of his world record of Pat Collins, Myles MIDGET SOUTH Building — Monday thru RENTALS person. Vernon I can match or break his said as he officially started Gerald Sampson scored McCurry and Ed Ansaldi do not lessen the value of the 52 Rooms lor Rent 49 feet, 8Vk inches set in Keith Blanchard scored LATEX-ITE Friday 8:30 A.M. to4:36P.M. advertisement will not be cor 53— Apartments lor Rent record,” he said. his summer vacation. two goals and Bill Turner Manor. Call Mon- 1971. marked for the Raiders in twice and Aaron Buczek SUPER-SEAL. JAMES A. TUREK GOOD NEWS! rected by an additional Inser 54— Homes lor Rent During the competition, Last year Uie 35-year-old one as the Bears downed a 3-0 win over the Racers. Home owDen can obUln a second tion. 55 Business lor Rent "My goals are to get a 50- and Neil Bellevelle once IT OUT- PERFORMS COLLECTOR OF mortgage with best tenns la town. 56— Resort Property lor Rent no one was pulling harder Frenn had to pass up the the Kings last night, 3-1. _ day through foot toss and to win a place Pam Zinsser and Steve each as the Oceaneers ALLOTHERSI REVENUE NotogallMt. 57 Wanted to Rent for Backus to get off a good Jimmy Farnsworth scored 58- Mtsc lor Rent in the 1980 Olympic local compeUtion before Cichowski were best for trimmed the Sounders. 4-1. 099-6 No conmlMlons •••••SSSSSSSSSSSS********* Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. toss than Frenn, and submitting to a back opera for the Kings. the Racers. Angelo Morson scored for Sverige, the Swedish challenger for the No hMdin o ln r ^ Halp Wantad 13 AUTOMOTIVE Games,” the social science Backus was urging the 61 Autos lor Sale teacher at Cerritos High in tion for Uie removal of two the losers. America’s Cup, is off-loaded from the freighter A second roortgaae t BICYCLES Famous maker woricFs NEW USED swimsuits with built in Lycra Spandex for figure flattering 'PICNIC & CAHPIMC PAPER COODS THE SHORIEST nsniNCE BETWEEN YDUR firm control; choose from our fa v o rite •8BQ GmLES;CAnP^Taiei;^o'idims large variety of . &AXVEN supplies ;P m T A Looking for challenges f INVITATION TOWN’OF VERNON Swedish arrival BOARD OF EDUCATION Last night’s softball TO BID LEGAL National Weather Forecast INVITATION NOTICE completes field Sealed bids will be received in the Office of The Director of TO BID TOWN ADVERTISEMENT TONIGHrS GAMES apiece. For Tierney’s, Jim Veal’s is now 4-2, Farr’s 0- General Services, 41 Center The Board of Education of NOTICE OF THE V * . n c r a t i i Angel* Suburban, . Weight champion McAuley and Bill Grant 6 NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - The last of seven 12-meter Street, Manchester, Connec the Town of Vernon, Connec COLLECTOR OF 6 —Robertson each had three hits with yachts from the United States, Australia, France* and ticut until July 12, 1977 at ticut will receive sealed bids REVENUE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Gu»’* V * . Pero’s, 7:15 each homering twice, Personal Tee belted 11:00 a.m. fur the following: for Fuel Oil No. 2 and No. 4. All persons liable by law to Sweden has arrived to complete the field that will com Bids will be received at the —Robertson Steve Casavant and Jack Trader World, 23-5. Liz FURNISH & INSTALL pay Town Taxes are hereby Moriarty’* v*. Circuits, pete for yachting’s biggest prize — Jhe America’s Cup. office of the Superintendent of Burg each had three blows Shea had five hits, Gerri Sverige, the aluminum FENCE AT HIGHWAY notified that I will have a Rate out for new goals 8:30^—Robertson and each homered, and Tucker a grandslam homer GARAGE Schools, Park and School Bill for the List of 1976 of 55.06 hulled Swedish entry hope of French pen Streets, Rockville, Connec mills on the dollar for the PHONE 643-2711 Vets vs. SCongo, 6 Harry Roy, Tom Lombar and Beth Tobin two bingles ONE PASSENGER CAR designed and skippered by magnate Marcel Bic, ticut until 12:00 noon Friday, Town of Manchester; of 6.91 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD -N ebo do and John Fortin had for Tee. Colleen The Town of Manchester Is Pelle Petterson, was arrived earlier this month! July 8, 1977 and then at said mills on the dollar for the Fire Tommy’s v*. David’s, three safeties apiece. MacGillvary had three an equal opportunity By EARL YOST carefully lifted Wednesday Columbia, the 1958 U.S. place and time publicly Department Taxing District 7:15 —Fitagerald safeties and Geri Lombar employer, and requires an af Sports Editor night from a freighter in cup winner, now owned by opened, read, and recorded. of the Town of Manchester INDEX Nelson’s vs, NasslfPs, do two for the Antiques. firmative action policy for all Specifications and proposal □ NOTICES FELINE Providence and towed to a Sweden, is also in New and of 12 mills on the dollar ADVERTISING NOTICtl 6 -N ike of its Contractors and Vendors forms may be secured from Two two-run innings and mooring in nearby port, along with Bic’s for the Special Parking RATES - Lost tnd Found Several years ago, Wilson V * . Walnut, the five-hit pitching of as a condition of doing the office of the Superinten - Portonili Jamestown on the other France I, to serve as trial Authority Taxing District of Lost and Found 1 - Announcomonts E Z 3 * - 7,15 -Nike Barb Brody lifted business with the Town, as per dent of Schools, Park and the Town of Manchester. 1 day — 1U word per day George Frenn offered Fast pitch side of Narrangansett Bay. horses for the Swedish and Federal Order 11246. School Streets, Rockville, 3 days ...lO t word per day - Entorttinmtnt nSr HNBank vs. Rockwell, Crispino’s past Scruse, 4-2, Each such tax is due and LOST - Male Siamese cat, '.Auctions u n w l A1M I f OfOCASI ^ $10,OM to any one who 6 —Keeney CCGFL A crowd of 200 yachting French entries. Bid forms, plans and Connecticut. vicinity McKee and Cooper 6 days — 9s word per day last night at Nebo. enthusiasts was on hand to payable, one-half on the first 26 days — 8s word per day FINANCIAL could beat him Ellen Petkaitis, Pam The four foreign boats specifications are available at The right is reserved to day of July, 1977, and one-half Hill Street. Reward. Call 646- 15 words $2.00 minimum - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgsgos Rachelle Ayotte. Sue 0207. ' Personal Loans For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, July 1, Thursday night Cunningham and Lauri greet Sweden’s first entry will compete next month to the General Services Office, reject any or all bids or any on the first day of January, Happy A d s ...... $2.30 inch throwing the 56-pound EASTERN Linsenbigler and Anne - insurance will find thundershowers over the western area of the Lakes Turkington combined in ever in America’s Cup decide a challenger for the 41 Center Street, Manchester, part when such action is 1978, provided, however, that weight. Fifty-five hits were Gracyalny each had two deemed in the best interest of FOUND ■ Horn rimmed EMPLOYMENT and the lower Lakes as well as in southern Florida. Mostly competition. cup, which has never left Connecticut. any Real Estate tax amoun banged out as Postal tossing a one-hitter in the Board of Education. glasses. On Bolton Center - Help Wanted fair weather is expected to dominate the remainder of the “The offer is still good," hits and Gail White tripled Australia, commissioned TOWN OF MANCHESTER ting to not more than One - Business Opportunities a Employees outlasted leading Formal’s Inn girls U.S. hands in 22 previous Road. 643-2514. nation. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate the heavily-muscled Los for Crispino’s. Gloria by real estate developer CONNECTICUT Charles Brlsson Hundred Dollars shall be due > Situation Wanted to a 19-1 rom p over races. maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 71 (87), Boston Angeles school teacher Tierney’s, 28-23, last night Anderson tripled for ROBERT B. WEISS, Business Manager and payable in one installment Penonal* 4 EDUCATION Willimantic last night in Alan Bond and the second The three U.S. con 097-6 • Private Instructions 65 (83), Chicago 69 ( 88), Cleveland 65 ( 78), Dallas 75 (91) said Sunday afternoon at at Nebo. Postal had 31 hits Scruse. GENERAL MANAGER on July 1, 1977 and any Per W illimantic. Wendy of two Aussie entries, tenders - 1974 Cup winner • SchoolS'Clssses Denver 55 ( 88), Duluth 53 (70), Houston 75 (9’3), Jacksonville Memorial Field’s Wigren and the Funeralmen 24 103-6 sonal Property amounting to WANTED - Ride to Pratt i ■ Instructions Wanted arrived earlier Courageous and new 74 ( 94), Kansas City 61 (85), Little Rock 71 (91), Los Angeles with each side being SENIOR GIRLS Warren had two hits and not more than Two Hundred Whitney Aircraft, Gate 2, Track as he took his war Wednesday, one day behind Willow Street 7-3:30. 649-2745, REAL ESTATE 62 (75), Miami 78 ( 88), Minneapolis 53 (76), New Orleans 75 charged with six errors. three RBIs, and Liz and comers Independence and Dollars shall be due and - Homes for Sale mups before entering the Veal’s behind a 26-hit at (92), New York 65 ( 83), Phoenix 81 (106), San Francisco 55 For the winners. Jack Hull Mary Neubelt two safeties G re te l II, th e 1970 Enterprise — have already payable in one installment on - Lots-Land for Sale event he has dominated for tack outdistanced Farr’s, Australian challenger. begun three sets of trial RUSSELL’S BARBER Shop - - Investment Property (72), Seattle 53 ( 72), St. Louis 64 ( 87), Washington 74 ( 87). J had four hits including two each. Liz doubled and July 1,1977. All Motor Vehicle Will be closed for vacation • Business Property the past decade. 12-8. last night at Martin. France II, the 12-meter races to determine the I r p a t i r o u r ■ Resort Property taxes shall be due and payable “If anyone wants to put homers. Bob Coulombe had Chris Gulbinas had four Mary tripled. Cindy Millis July 2. Will reopen July 12th. • Real Estate Wanted four hits. J.R. Chevalier ad d ^ a three-base hit and American defender. in one installment on July 1, Get that haircut this week. , ADVERTISING up the money and hits, Joan Vallone, Sharon 1977. MISC. SERVICES challenge me, I'll accept,” homered, tripled and Maher, Joanne Weiss and Lynn Wright a two-base DEADLINE ■ Services Offered knock for the 4-2 winners. Failure to make first pay - Paintmg-Papering Help Wanted 1 3 Help Wanted 13 the S-11, 240-pounder said. singled. Also, Chuck Whitney Whitaker three ment by August 1, 1977, - Buiiding-Coniracting Langford. Frank Cuneo Formal’ turned over three r o u g h 12:00 noon the day before - Rooling-Sidmg “All I n e ^ is a little apiece and Sue Roth and renders the first payment I NEED A RIDE HOME from publication. - Heating-Plumbing Gold medalist George Frenn doubleplays and didn’t - Flooring training. I worked out four and Tom Martin each had Candy Blasko two each for If your driveway's inclined to be slippery delinquent. Second payment Travelers Insurance Com Deadline lor Saturday and commit a miscue. For Monday lo 12:00 Noon Friday. - Moving-Trucking-Slorage times for today’s meet. three hits and Len Caruso, Veal’s, Patt Breen and (or slippery because it's inclined), treat it becomes delinquent after pany, Hartford, after 4 p.m., - Services Wanted "I didn’t come all the Paul Solomonson. Ed Phyllis Custer each had a mal’s plays tonight at 7 at rough with Copeland's sAr/d-resistant February 1, 1978. Interest is to vicinity of Manchester who dominanted the sport been done before,” the Parkade, beginning July 1st. MISC FOR SALE RN’s - LPN’S way from California to White and Bill Hanson two pair of blows for Farr's. Mt. Nebo against Sue Ann’s Latex-ite! But if traction's figured from due date at the - Household Goods for 12 years, won in 1967-68- weight-lifter out of Califor Please call 277-2768 days (ask PLEASE READ lose.” of Madison. no problem, regular rate of 1% per month or frac - Articles for Sale' 69-70-71-73-75. nia State University at tion of a month, with a for Lorraine). Evenings, call YOUR AD - Building Supplies All shifts. Part time or full Frenn didn’t lose. He Latex-ite is tops. 649-1246. - Pets -Birds- Dogs Sunday’s triumph was Long Beach added. minimum penalty of J2.00 for - Livestock threw the 50-pound ball 46 Clasalfied ado are taken over No.8. He then went out and Either way, don't put each delinquent payment. - Boats & Accessories time. Pleasant working con feet, 5 inches, two feet the phone as a convenience. > Sporting Goods “I would like to win 11, won Sunday. Soccer off putting it on. Said taxes are payable at □ FINANCIAL The Herald is responsible for - Garden Products better than A1 Hall’s win the Office of the Collector of only one Incorrect Insertion and - Antiques ditions. Benefits. Apply in the record is 10 by Hank "I’m pleased to win. I Roll out the buckets - Wanted to Bi^y ning toss a year ago but Revenue in the Municinal then only lo the size of the Dreyer, but I don’t know if like that gold medal,” he PEE W EE W EST this weekend I Bonds-Stocks-Mortgag9$ B original Insertion. Errors which short of his world record of Pat Collins. Myles MIDGET SOI Til Building — Monday thru RENTALS person. Vernon I can match or break his said as he officially started Gerald Sampson scored McCurry and Ed Ansaldi do not lessen the value of the - Rooms for Rent 49 feet, inches set in Keith Blanchard scored LATEX-ITE Friday 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. atfvertloement will not be cor record,” he said. his summer vacation. two goals and Bill Turner marked for the Raiders in ' Apartments for Rent Manor. Call Mon- 1971. twice and Aaron Buczek SUPER-SEAL. JAMES A. TUREK GOOD NEWS! rected by an additional inser - Homes lor Rent During the competition, Last year the 35-year-old one as the Bears downed a 3-0 win over the Racers. Home ownen can c^ttin a second tion. - Business for Rent "My goals are to get a 50- and Neil Bellevelle once lY OUT- PERFORMS COLLECTOR OF mortgage with best terms In town. • Resort Property tor Rent no one was pulling harder Frenn had to pass up the the Kings last night, 3-1. Pam Zinsser and Steve each as the Oceaneers REVENUE ' Wanted lo Rent 'p E , day through foot toss and to win a place for Backus to get off a good Jimmy Farnsworth scored A L L OTHERSI No lt|8l flit. ' Misc tor Rent in the 1980 O lym pic local competition l^fore Cichowski were best for trimmed the Sounders, 4-1, 099-6 No commlooloiii toss than Frenn, and submitting to a back opera for the Kings. the Racers. Sverige, the Swedish challenger for the Help Wanted 13 AUTOMOTIVE Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. Games,” the social science Angelo Morson scored for NO IWMBn GMrgOS - Aulos for Sale Backus was urging the tion for the removal of two the losers. A second mortgage for consolida - Trucks tor Sale teacher at Cerritos High in America’s Cup, is off-loaded from the freighter tion of a ll your BUis. Easy monthly Mr. Bergin Californian to do the same. discs in July. Two goals by Lawrence J l NTOR W E.ST O O m i V A J t f D - Heavy Equipment for Sale Los Angeles said. which brought it here. (UPI Photo) , TWO. DRAIN FIELDB payments. First time ever offered. - Moiorcycles-Bicycles Backus won seven The 16-pound throw was Jarvis gave the Lions a 2-0 The Rangers and Buffdozsr fnd No legal fees. Write... ' Campers-Trailers-Mobile “I have never lost in the Heidi Sullivan scored in WILLOW STREfT CHESHIRE. CONNECTICUT ‘ WEUE STILL BROWING’ 871-0385 National titles in the 56- the biggest in National in win over the Bulls. Subby BaekhosWofk Homes 56-pound weight yet,” he Hurricanes played to a 1-1 the first period for the BoxiS "WE NEED" - Auiomotive Service pound class from the terest of the 64 events on Romano played well for stalemate. Jeff Fields Astros but Brian Fulton -Names missing- BHMWE H. ORimNS c/o Mmchettef HeriM - Aulos lor Rent-Lease added without any boast. period of 1953 thru 1965. the Lions and Eric Psrt llmo Isnitorlil supor- Frenn, who got started in the two-day schedule of the scored for the Rangers and tied it in the fourth quarter MILWAUKEE (UPI) - here and quit worrying ANDOVER visor, ovoning* lor GAL FOR General Office RECREATION AIDES - Full ‘T m capable of doing 50 McMullen and Kelly work. Typing, knowledge of New England Relays spon Andy Browne for the and Tim Chevalier won it The big names from the 742-7888 Manchostor arts. Salary time, one with musical Uie event by Bob Backus, feet. If everything goes about who’s not here,” Hill bookkeeping essential. Alll background the other with sored by Manchester Com O'Connell for the Bulls, Hurricanes. in overtime for the Apollos golf tour are missing at the □ EMPLOYMENT commonsurato with the New York A.C. veteran right. I’ll do it. It’s never said Wednesday after Help Wentdd 13 benefits. East Hartford loca special education. Sensitivity, munity College. in a 2-1 contest. 10th annual Greater axparlanca. Muat hava tion. Five day week. 8 to 5. PEE M EE EAST firing a 9-under-par 63 in compassion, and the ability to Bill Perry's third stanza Milwaukee Open, but Mike the Pro-Am portion of the MAIN STREET Help Wanted 13 vahkla. 289-2736. relate to multiple han Hank Stephenson and tally gave the Bicenten MIDGET NORTH Hill doesn’t mind. Call POWER GENERATOR dicapped persons a must. GMO to tie the course Equipment Operator - No CLERK - PART TIME. Part Rob Monaco scored less nials a 1-0 win over the Bob Melley scored with "I think they ought to record. SALES POSITION - Straight COEIUL SERVICES MC. Applications accepted at 19th hole iiiCYCii'ULEi? commissions, leads furnished experience required. Current time clerk needed for local 7- Hillside Manor, 151 Hillside than two minutes apart to Minutemen. Courtland one minute left giving the enjoy the people who come 649-5334 training openings. Good give the Indians a 2-0 duke to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Eleven Food Store. Some Avenue, Hartford. 278-1060. Bates, Chittick. Schilling. Mikolowsky. Sears was best for the Stallions a 1-0 win over the salary, paid training. Enlist cashier-retail experience Country Club 8:02 Crockett, Daley; over the Meteors. Sean Minutemen. 1 ST. TROPEZ 10 SPEED ment required. Ages 17-35. helpful. Good benefits, ^ p ly 10:43 Turner. Turner; Chieftains. 2 CHECK THESE FEATURES Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Warren, Fraser. Oleksinski. Lebiedz. Cappall and Mike StreVel ^OTICE TO CREDITORS in person at: 7-Eleven Food NURSES RETIRED SWINGERS- 8:09 Moffatt. Riggott: Bowling I • FULLY LUQQED FRAME PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The S to re, 305 G reen Road, 10:50 Livingston. Landolino: were best in defeat. ESTATE OF SALLY F. GLAIBER Best 16 —Jack Manning 52, Nicki Cacace and Glenn Air Force recently announced WINDOW WASHER Wanted - Manchester, Conn.. An Equal RN’S - LPN’S Anderson, Kulpa. Bonadies, Abraitis. I • SUN TOUR DERAILLEUR GEARS aka S A D Y E G L A IB E R , deceased new openings for individuals Jim Cooper 52, Alex Eigner Boggini each scored twice, The Hon. W illiam E. FitzGerald, Must be experienced, and Opportunity Employer. M/F. 8:16 Backiel. Atamian. Second half goals by HOME REACH- Barbara Bauer 189-488, Gail I • SHIMANO CENTER PULL BRAKES with prior military service. If Aid and Assistance has 54. Bill Stuek 55, Lou Betko 10:57 Mazanec, Whalen; Baseball the latter’s second coming QUINN'B Judge, of the Court of Probate, reliable. Steady work. Call Smith, S. Leone. Pierro. Pierro. Jason Stansfield and Paul Goddard 182-460, Sheila Grigsby 183, Shirley Blinn : • SAFETY LEVER BRAKES ^ n U IM A C T D istrict of Manchester, at a hearing on you nave been out for less 649-5334. GAS STATION Attendant - part-time and full-time 55. Frank Connorton 55, 8:23 LaPenta, Melley; in overtime, giving the June 17. 1977 ordered that all claims than 5 years and are looking 11:04 Melton, Whit, Herdic, Besterfield lifted the Price 208-179-557, Fran 185-499, Bee Moquin 199- 878 MAIN STREET must be presented to th i fiduciary on Needed part time. Apply in hours available for you. Vito Agostinelli 56, Bob Agostinelli, Morline. Suns a 4-3 decision over the ■ • HIGH PRESSURE TIRES for “ A Great Way of Life’ , Stanton. Lancers past the Tigers. 2- COLT INTERTOV4 N Misseri 183-178-505, Lee 474, Karen Riordan 451, TEL 848-4188 or before September 17. 1977 or be ATTENTION - Party Plan person, Gorins Sports Car Personal and McIntosh 56, Ed Ansaldi 8:30 Schotta, Sullivan; 11:11 Wadas, Tarca: Falcons. Mark Coulter I • CHROME TIPPED FORKS barred as by law provided. contact the Air Force im Manager & Demonstrators Center. Route 83, Talcottville. Bean 186-175-487, P at Debra F. Gemme. Ass t Clerk Professional satisfac Deskus, Maglicic. 0. Greg Mahoney played Behind the four-hit scored two goals and Steve Betty Ventura 461, Sharon mediately. Call 646-7440. needed in this area! Over 400 56. Howland, Davey. well for the winners and Thibodeau 177-483, Marilyn The fiduciary is; tion derived from 8:37 Gardella, Sullivan: L. 11:18 Clementino, Clemen- pitching of Jeff Berman, Haddock one for the Richard 467, Lou Toutain Reg. Norma G. Garber fast-selling items! Best ATTRACTIVE Position for Following are the Annulli, McCarthy. Brian Kennedy and Mark Manchester Merchants R ogers 179465, Dolly 455, Eleanor Lively 477, 433 Woodland St STEADY WORK - Reliable, Hostess Awards! No in wide awake person. Neat providing good nursing tino; Masi, Gazza. Falcons. Manchester. Conn. 06040 hard worker, who wants pairings and starting times 8:51 Novak, Lipinski: T Cichowski for the Tigers. tripped Willimantic, 4-1, Dawood 181-505, Ellen 119.95 vestment! Call Collect 1-673- appearance, good character, care on a 1 to 1 basis for 11:25 Ogden, Converse; 085-6 steady employment, good in 0494, or write SANTA’S TOY steady work. Call 872-4515. for the Member-Member Pietrantonio, M. Clough. Jackson, Fay. last night at Moriarty CLOSED come. Call 528-6702 between 9- clients in their own Tournament at Manchester PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001 - 8:58 Kieman, Eigner Sr.; 11:32 Herman, Rosenthal: JUNIOR EAST Field. Berman fanned 12. BAT., JULY 2nd 2 only. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES, HELP NEEDED at the Alpha homes or medical Country Club, Saturday. Belanger, Smith, Pagani, Wilson. Scott Cheney tallied on a Dennis Joy had a triple and MANCHESTER RACQUET CLUB SALE LEGAL Omega. We need bartenders, facilities. 6:30 Pagliughi, J. Calamari 9:05 DelMastro, Rogers; 11:39 S. Zavarella. Maddox; direct kick 53 seconds 404 W. CENTER STREET FOR THE L0N6 NOW accepting applications COUPLE TO WORK part waiters and waitresses. A|mly For Information Call Bob Stoker two hits for the for full time employment. C. McCarthy, Griffiths. Gordon, Gordon. Ferguson, Atherton. before the end of the first Merchants. MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 HOLIDAY WEEKEND NOTICE time as substitute house in person, or call 646-3960. ’The 643-9515 9:12 R. Clough, T. Leone; The Town of Manchester, Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 parents in boys group home. Alpha Omega Inn, 890 Boston 6:37 Fahey. Zemke: L 11:46 W. Skinner, Brown; half and that impetus gave no9*H only. Pietrantonio, Downey. Carmienke, LaChapelle. Denz, Stephens. Department of Social Ser Call 643-4320. Turnpike, Bolton, ask for AD and ASSISTJUKE the Diplomats a 4-0 duke Wayne Parker twirled a vices, will provide General Manager. 6:45 Matava, Thomsen 9:19 Evelhoch, Foster; R. 12:42 Hickey, McMullen; VEHICLE MECHANIC - No of Nortiwasteni GL Inc. MacFarland. Remes. Macaione, Kennedy. over the Yankees. Chris one-hitter in leading Assistance to Families with ROOFERS AND Roof Day, Passman. I Fully Aastmbisd with LHsllnw Fram* Warantss, 1 Ysar STANEK experience required. Current Helpers. Apply in person. Jon- LOOKING FOR ambitious 397 East Cantor 81. McKee, Vance Burba and Summer 77 6:52 Migliore, Lavinio; M 9;26 S. Ferguson, 12:49 Palmer, Frank; N. Manchestep-G^ispino’s to a I Warantss on Parts, and Ona Vaar Fraa Ubor Ssrvica. ELECTRONICS UBORATORY Dependent Children in the training openings. Good Msnehostor, Conn. Don Logan also scored for Home in accordance with the Kor Company, 199 Strong hardworking salesman for in- LaFrancis, Kelly. Vonderkall; Shenning, Breen. Clark. J. Shea. 5-2 win over Coventry last 277 BROAD STREET salary, paid training. Enlist Road, South Windsor. su p p i following method of payment, dustrial supplies and 6:59 Mistretta, H. Steven 9;33 H. Giglio, Zanis; 12:56 LaPolt. L arm ett; the Diplomats while John night in Coventry. Steve MANCHESTER. CONN. ment required. Ages 17-35. machinery. Ex.'x p e rie n c e son; Sartori, Tracey. McKee, Kozlovich. Finnegan, Hunt. Hedlund and Mike Crispino and Parker each Season 17 PC. METRIC beginning July 1. 1977. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. SUFFERING FROM required. Call for appoint Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 7:06 Stuek, Roscoe 9:40 Wilkos, Romayko; 1:03 Plodzik, Bolin. LeTourneau were best in had two of Crispino’s nine BOCKETBET Each family budget will “Housewife-itis?” Be an Avon ment, 643-5516. Guastamachio, Eagleson. Dellafera, Correnti. reflect the full standard for VOICE INTERCEPPTOR Representative. Get out - SMALL ENGINE Service ALTERNATE: W. Irish. defeat. blows. No experience required. 7:13 Teets, Dvorak: Mails 9:47 Ansaldi, Mattern; PLAINVILLE food, personal incidentals and meet people - have money for Corporation expanding dealer '-r.-OTstrwjsmxii.a Enroll Current training openings. netw ork. No experience Shaw. Salafia, Zaverella. ” *9.9S SALE *6** household supplies based on something special. Win family size. Good salary, paid training. prizes, too. Sound good? Call necessary. Complete training 7:20 Davis, Davis; Bar 9:54 B. Genovesi, L. Giglio; ALBO FREE STADIUM Enlistment required. Ages 17- program. *500. investment McCallum, Zwick. Little League PlabivUlo, CL In addition, other basic 523-9401. ningham, Barningham. Pockat Tool Kll with 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. required to start your own 7:27 Horvath, Golas; Peck 10:01 Wilks, Tomkiel; Car- Now Rice* Evary Satardiy items of need shall be in business. Ideal for retired or AMERICAN purchato of any aockst cluded in the budget, as MATURE WOMAN Desires Lynch. done, Angellino. > McKenna homering. aat or now biko. IPJL EARN EXTRA Money Part Position - Housekeeper / Com art time. Details on request. 10:08 Weiman, Fiori; Three runs in the sixth powered the Medics to a 9-3 needed, based on the actual time, working from our plea Ir. Barker. ESCAA Field 7:34 Curtis, Prachniak Walling struckout 13. SAT., JULY 2 8 P.M. panion for male, in exchange Clark, Votla. Sembenotti, Marshall. inning lifted Modern win over Ed’s Arco last amount charged for the item, sant office. Hourly rate, plus for room, board, small salary. RTraining Division Box 619, Glenn Dubois and Doug In... Ift all part of our 5Ui Yoar Annlvoraary Colabrallonl MoGNM Auto commission. No experience 7:41 Murphy, Engberg I 10:22 Moriarty, Narkon; Ot- Janitorial to an 8-7 win night at Buckley. Glen however, under no cir Excellent references. Write Wading River, New York. necessary. Will train. Call us Macaione. Filloramo. taviano, MIoganoski. over Police & Fire last Mitchell each had two hits Chetelat, Mark Holmes cumstances may the total Box C, c/o Manchester 11792. at 569-4990. 10:29 Hilinski, Moriarty: B. and Ray Lata homered for REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES amount of the monthly award Herald. 7:48 Carlo, Genovesi, D. night at Waddell. John and Mike Moreau each had RACEB SERVICE BUSINESS - Local Copeland, Hayes. Jones, Martin, the losers. SPECIALIZIN6 IN 10 SPEED REPAIRS exceed the flat grant amount Paggioli, Mark Walling two hits with Moreau and hM N i success. Net *800 per week. 7:55 Putz, Eigner Jr, 10:36 Cerina, Watson; based on family size in accor and Mike McKenna each Dave MacBryde homering. ptllN lit Price, *15,000. Call 872-7926 I We Do Quality Repairs That Lastl dance with the AFDC stan between 10 and 3, Monday had two hits for Modern NATIONAL Dave Stepper had three M dards. FABRIC SHOP MANAGER with Bobby McConnell and Three three-run innings safeties for Ed’s. M lip ptnan through Friday. plHlMrti Earned and unearned in Jo-Ann Fabrics, a division of Fabri-Centers of I ne BIKE SHOP come must he deducted from America, Inc,, one of the country’s fastest growing retail START YOUR OWN I 180 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER $3.50 sdm., 6 to under 12 the amount of the total award chains is opening another beautiful fabric store in the PART TIME Girl for recep Business. Be your own boss. ■ 847-1027 in the appropriate amount. Manchester area. An opening is now available for a tion, answer phone, light Space available for rent from yr*. 99* Undor 8 yoar* manager who will be responsible for the operation of the typing. Call 647-9155, noon to 5 ■ OPIN DAILY l;3S-*:00: THURt. tlM-IKW; SAT. S;M-tM Froo. Mary Della Fera, $50 monthly, Manchester HARVEST Jack Redmond's New store and the supervision of several employees. p.m, Mall, 811 Main Street. 643- Dir. of Social Services We will train you in our proven techniques and RAIN DATE 098-6 1442. WML, M y I - 7:30 methods. If you have a retailing background, preferably SCIENCE POSITION - Coven HILL in fabrics or soft goods we are Interested in you. Please try High School. Grades 9 write to Mr. Dick Johns, Fabri-Centers of America, 23550 through 1^. Candidate must be Situation Wanted 15 Commerce Park Road, Beechwood, Ohio, 44122. Include certified in Earth Science and Celebrate The 4fTh PACKAGE STORE your telephone number and we will arrange a confidential Biology and must be eligible CHILD CARE in licensed TENNIS DAY GAMP interview. for temporary authorization home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, Manchester Parkade in Math. Send letter and laundry outings and overtime with our Master Charge BankAmericard ^‘A T T E N T in U ’’ MANCHESTER resume to Dr. Donald serviJes. Manchester. Deb For BOYS ami QIILS 8-16 Yrs. Old. Micoletti, Coventry Public bie, 643-1790. lB«ml« DsLong Jeff Qraham COUPLE TO ACT as CUSTODIAN - Experience, Schools, P.O. Box 356, Coven Managar n I I Ln I lUR AREA RESIDENTS part time, evenings. Closed WiHi., July 4th Asei. Manager superintendent in small apart try, Ct. 06238 or call 742-8913. TWO HIGH School Boys will 2 weeks:-MOIL thru THURS. 9 IUI'12 NOON ment house. Maintenance, and Manchester area. Call 643- An Equal Opportunity do lawn work and odd jobs. Summer minor repairs, in Hartford 5691, 2 to 6 p.m. Employer, Have pick up. 649-1826 or 649- area. Please state experience, 6506. WANTED - Experienced lathe Charnr Ardo FREE PLAY FOR CAMPERS ON FRIDAY family status and age, strictly WHAT'S YOUR Talent? Art, SPECIAL OFFERING-NO WAX VINYLS confidentiat. Write Box N, e ^ hands. 50 hours. Paid FARM MANAGEMENT posi crafts, hobby? Be your own ARMSTRONQ-AMTICO-CONQOLEUM-MANNINGTON Manchester Herald. holidays. Excellent insurance tion wanted. Honest, benefits. Metronics fne; boss. We’re looking for you. Sale CHURYWINE Manchester Mall, 811 Main. hardworking couple need Rouute 6 & 44A, Bolton. 24 HOURS OF TERMS LEiUMNG&FUN Ask tor Vlnnla PHONE FROM home to ser Space available. house. Have references, vice our customers in the experience. Salary negotiable. our Mandwstor $ 0 9 9 $ 1 1 9 9 SELECTION Manchester area. Flexible EXPERIENCED Full Time Please call 643-0308 or 283- 2 5 „ 5 0 % » r gal. *9o20 Rop. who will hours', super earnings. 249- Sales clerk, for permanent 4218. POPOV only $80.00 = From ■■ To JL ■■ SQ. Y D 7773. position in Manchester 80 gladly glvo you $A 07 ANYWHERE Jewelry store. 5 day week, NOW IS Proof qt. A TEAM OF TWO to clean for ■•■Uf Your choice of Camp Dates a froo osHmato $ ^ 0 0 lit SECRETARY - personable, Tuesday thru Saturday. Apply you. Two experienced young In your homo Quality Only mature woman wit)i telephone in person, Shoor Jewelers, 917 THE women will shine up your VODKA SAVE ^ SQ. YD. Main Street. 45th ^3i89 July 11 thru July 21 and glvo you a and typing experience for home in record time at *5.00 apartment complex. Flexible TIME per hour. Call Ann at 643-7731. July 25 thru Aug. 4 froo gift. WE MEASURE, MSTALL AND SERVICE!!! THE LOWEST PRICES ARE NOW! hours, 3:30 to 7, three days a AMBITIOUS Individual week. Saturday 10 to 6. Sunda' needed to work in our shop to M rn a IHHa axira EXPERIENCED - In the care servicing new cars. Excellent monay thia aummar. 303 East Cantor St., Manchaatar C o t t S o d a Aug. 5 thru Aug. 18 Call For Home Service 249-6593 11 to 6. Eveiw other wee’ 1 of elderly. Light housekeeping Located in Manchester. Call benefits. Five day work week. Wa naad boya and and companion. East Hart Cali Lynch Motors Service OVER '18,000 PAIDI TO OUR CUBTOMERB Send your kids to cemp with JackI for appointment 528-1300. girla 2 avanlnga par ford or Manchester area. 568- Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 OH THE DAILY HUMBER8 Department for appointment,ap ’ 8718. \ RECEPTIONIST - Busy den- Monday throu ’ Friday^ 8 to waak. Mual ba 4:30. 646-4321. praaanlabla, Open Thursday Evenings ’til 8:00 FOR MORE INFORMATION COME IN TO BEE UB OR CALL UB AT tal practice in Manchester. FLOOR COVERING CENTER Pubuc contact, appointments, courlaoua, and □ EDUCATION phone, bookkeeping, patient RNs & LPNs - Looking for a ra a p o n a lb la . If In- challenge and high pav? We Ilnances, light typing. taraatad, plaaaa hava MANCHESTER Requirements: Maturity, are a new Geriatric Mental Prlvata Inalruetlona is poise, 2 years office Retardedd Facility. paranta or guardian OF CONN.. INC. Immediate openings for part contact Bath McLaod experience. Four day week. REMEDIAL READING and 40S New Britain Ave. HARTFORD 249-6593 Some Saturday’s. Salary time 7 to 3, full and part time 3 at tha Manchaatar zQilZZiHM to 11, plus 11 to 7 Supervisor. math; individualized work RACQUET CLU8 negotiable. Send Resume to Evaning Harald. Read Herald Ads ■ I C kaS jSS h Contact Mr. Atlas for con program. (lst-8th grade) by (Plenty of Free Parking) Master Charge BankAmericard P.O. Box 289. Manchester. Master's degree teacher. 568- W04 W. Csntsr BL MandMStor, Conn. B4B-BB60 fidential appointment, Phona 647-9946 between 9 and 4, 278-1060. 8075. PAGE SIX-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. June 30, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., June 30, 1977 — RAGE SEVEN-B taiNlEmttt Homoo For Solo Pansy trimmed Autos For Solo 91 Autos For Solo 81 Automativo Sorvico 98 Prlvtf iMlructlont IB 2 ) H ow t For Solo 2 ) 23 Loto-Lond lor Solo 24 HouoohoM Qoodo 40 23 Homoo For Solo 23 MANCHESTER - Five room BUILDING LOT For Sale - REFRIGERATORS WE PAY $15 for complete 1968 CADILLAC Convertible - SWIMMING Lessons - junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Experienced Red Cross Water Colonial. Central location. Henry Street. Near schools. Washers, ranges, used, Collector’s item. Leather in No brokers. Call 646-4528. How CklyBRl IT Auto Body, 5261990. terior. In running condition, Safety Instructor. All ages. City utilities. Aluminum L e t u s suggest a fair market guaranteed and clean. New storm windows, enclosed uiipment damaged, GE and sold "as is.” $600. Call 643- Private pool. Manchester PAR’TS Department now open area. Starting July 6. Call 649- porch. 629,900. Hayes Cor MARLBOROUGH - Build to Frfgidaire. Low prices. B. D. PLAV 5 ” H A l t 4461. price for your property suit. 2 1/2 to 7 1/2 wooded Saturdays. Complete line of 4403 poration. 646-0131. P earl and Son, 649 Main v w acres. Your plans or ours. Street, 643-2171. T b T h e Chrysler parts. Chorches 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 $30,900. SIX Room Cape. (no obligation) Lessenger Sells, 6468713, 423- Motors. 6463646. - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland 9291. MOVING. Must sell. Like engine. Excellent running Schoolt-Clottot 19 Heatolator fireplace, enclosed CHIEF" pcorch, large lot. Good buy. new. Coffee table, end tables, COUCH AND CAR Herculon condition. New shocks and MUFFLER H'utchinsi Agency- 646-3166. fOHN F. SHANNO Rosort Proporty 27 dinette set, couch, chair, rug, sectional sofa; and 1973 brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- NOW OPEN • Wee Care Day- bed. Call 6460724 or 643-2^. Hornet Hatchback. Cali and 4484. Care Center and nursey MANCHESTER - Duplex. ~ REALTOR make reasonable offer. Must SPECIAL school. Wish to share in caring Beautifully- redecorated. Cen FOR SALE - 72" sofa, good sell, leaving state. 649-7463, BUICK - 1971 Le Sabre. Air for your child. Call 649-6167 m 568-5660 conditioning. Power steering, trally located. 2 car garage. MLS U kt Front Cotiagt condition, $50. Also, antique desk with brass trim, needs IhAYI! 1976 HORNET - 4 door. power brakes, steel belted EVERYONE WANTS your Separaate furnaces. $48,900. Century- 21. Jackston-Avante. $14,900 refinishing, $50. Call Michelle, Automatic, power steering, radials, automatic transmis 1966-1974 child to feel special at the Wee 646-1316. 643-1223 air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best sion, good condition. $1600. Care Dav Care Center and Wlnttiroti BEETLE MUFFLER Lorse two bedroom cotUie in offer. 289-7035. Call 6463452. Nursery &hool Call now. 649- MANCHESTER - 3-4 bedroom CIRCA 1830 - Four or five small private lakefronl vill BOLTON • New Listing 1 bedroom Colonial. Lebanon Furnished, large screened-in BUREAUS, TABLES, ArtMoo lor Solo 41 Gordon Products 47 6167 Colonial. 1 L'2 baths, garage. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- Unique and exciting 6 Room location. Two car garage, porch. Can be purchased with washing machines and dryers. ITto A B&MJTIFUL r e o w s s c c f y u p 1972 LINCOLN Continental - Including Large deep, private lot. Newls small down payment. Call So. Vt. Desks, bed frames bedroom 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Contemporary situated on 3 acre, in-ground pool. $ 40,^. Laand Co 16 CUBIC FOOT Upright STRAWBERRIES - Pick your IF IT Loaded. Has to be seen. acres. Custom designed. some redecorating. $35,000. set, rugs, pressed back chairs. - n - m s E I S A Excellent condition. Asking car. Asking $^50. 646-4938. •TAILPIPES* Centurv 21, Jackston-Avante, Lessenger Sells, 646-8713, 423- 802-:M-9369 Weekdays & Eves. Freezer. Excellent condition. own. Free container. No Crois-SHiched Choice Mt. Sumner area. Call 802>3&2-66S2 Weekends Furniture Barn, 345 Main CWBSNT RAIN. SMART ALECK. □ REAL ESTATE 646-1316. 9291. $125. Call 872-4839 after 5. children under 14. Open 8 to 8. $3200. Call 649-2057. •GASKETS* Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 646- Street. 6460293. On Clark Street, South Windsor Ginghom 3233 J. Watson Beach Co., MANCHESTER - Prestigious (off Burnham Street). •AND LABOR* Homos For Solo 23 MANCHESTER - Con- TWIN SIZE Bed, bureau, rug Manchester Office. 647-9139 9 room Ranch. Stone, Rool Eototo Wontod 28 and other small items. Call Equal Housing Oppportunity dominimun - Tw-o bedrooms, rec room, central air. Kitchen redwood, and aluminum 5286330. PEAS AND STRING Beans - 564 WETHERELL STREET - exterior. Ceiling to floor ALL CASH For your property, □ MISC. FOR SALE 6 Room Colonial. Garage fully applianced. Pool, tennis, Pick your own. Natslsky fireplace. 2 car garage. Cud- within 24 hours. Avoid Red Farm, 122 Newmarker Road. Large lot. $40s. Shown by ap club house facilities. $35,500. KOHLER - Campbell Console EAST HARTTORD de-sac street. Owner Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Ardcloo tor Solo 41 Vernon-South Windsor. 844- $35»s Centurv 21, Jackston-Avante, piano and bench. Fruitwood. pointment T. Shannnon. For the economy minded. relocated, $71,900. Century 21, Corporation, 6460131. owner. 568-6652 646-1316 Excellent condition. Like 0304. Salas and Ssrvice Small Ranch. Could use Jackston-Avante, 6461316. ALUMINUM sheets used as new. 6496290. redecorating. Make an SELLING your house? (iill us printing plates, .007 thick, COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg VERNON - New Listing^^ Huge 6.*5P offer. $32,500. MANCHESTER - Six Room first and we’ll make you a 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for TOP QUALITY Top Soil and Antlquoo 48 aat=- Farm, with three story bam. 4 bedroom Colonial. Formal cash offer. T.J. Crockett, CATILMIO’S MITO SALES Cape. Good condition. Low $1. Phone 64327U. Loam. 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VERNON. CONNECTICUT features of Manchester and your social security or other 872-3159 government retirement check will automatically be I A U .W IA IH II HANDll Direct deposit of your check makes sense, if works, sales-service-parts sent directly to the Bank and safely deposited info accessories "OD’ and thousands of others are already doing it. You 3. SRIOHT STIIl O liiL RACKS your savings or checking account. OPEN EVERYDAY 4. PERMA-SIICKS should too, and all you have to do to start this free 5. HEAVY OAUOE SRIQUETTE RACK e x c e p t SUN. 4 STAINLESS STEEL BURNER service is come in to any of the Savings Bank of THURS. a FRI. TIL 9 No need to worry about missing or losing your 2. PROVISION FOR DISPOSABLE GREASE RECEOTArlc Manchester's 13 convenient locations near you in check, having to go out in inclement weather to P tSfHUM.^C«w' Savings Bank Country, or call 646-1700. _____ 1° llOHtINO ACCISS HOll cash or deposit it, or wondering where your check is This printing test pattern Is part of The Herald quality con trol program In order to give you one of the finest newspapers in the nation. W.. 149“ .»189“ SAVINGS BHNK OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER .EAST HARTFORD .SOUTH WINDSOR .BOLTON .ANDOVER .ASHFORD itD P E A R L MEMBER FDIC 048 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. - i PHONE 643-2171 “Quamy Service and Genuine Parte SInea 194irIufot For Solo 91 24 Houaa/wW Ooo