Water Rate Hike Means $19 Boost

PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues., June 12, 1979 Funding CD Jobs | Troop 10 Cadettes Get Highest Honors Conflict To Continue Detroit Tigers Sign new members were presented to the Board Nixes Town Money Forty-Three Graduate On BoardAgenda MANCHESTER - The First Class troop and received the troop crest. Badge, the highest honor in Cadette For CD-Funded Projects At Bolton High School On Sewer Rate Issue Anderson to Manage The graduating ninth graders, Girl Scouting, was presented to eight for the transportation system for the Page 4 Page 8 Page 9 MANCHESTER - The Town members of Troop 10 at a recent Laura Gatzkiewicz, Martha Page 2 elderly and handicapped. Other Board of Directors tonight may con­ Court of Awards held in the Parish Marteney, Lisa St. Laurent and Wen­ hearing items were heard last week. sider requests for providing town Hall of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. dy Ziebarth passed on their golden There also are two recreation- funds to complete projects that had Receiving the award were Krista patrol leader cords to Sharon Du­ related requests — repair of the track been expected to receive Community Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. pont, Sally Lockery, Sharon Martin Development funds. at the East Side Rec and the hiring of and Allyson Siwik. iianrl|rat?r Robert Brown of 70 McDivitt Drive; an aide, funded through the Com­ Troop members explain^ the ac­ Clear Tonight, Town voters April 17 approved a Laura Gatzkiewicz, daughter of Mr. two-year withdrawal from the Com­ prehensive Employment and tivity involved in earning their Training Act, who could work with and Mrs. Michael Gatzkiewicz of 161 Warm Thursday munity Development program, Green Road; Karin Hoover, daughter proficiency badges which included a handicapped persons. which provided federal funds annual­ of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoover of 91 short puppet show. A total of 111 Datalls on page 2 ly to the community. Slimnastics Class Wetherell St.; Martha Marteney, badges was earned by the scouts. NEWS The money was used for a number daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Pierre Receiving badges were Krista of projects. Mafteney of 218 Hackmatack St.; Brown, Anne Giles, Donna Columbe, The directors now are being asked Starts Wednesday Lisa St. Laurent, daughter of Mr. and Connie McHugh, Della Schatzman, to provide town funds to complete MANCHESTER - The Recreation Mrs. William St. Laurent of 602 Nancy Scranton, Cindy Zeidler, some of those projects that had been Department is offering slimnastic Ginger Zeidler and Wendy Ziebarth lEupuinn Wetherell St.; Nancy Scranton, Umli slated to receive the Community Bills Signed • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15$ Home Delivered classes for women beginning daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard three; Sally Lockery, Allyson Siwik, Vol. XCVIII, No. 215 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Development money. These include Wednesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Scranton, 390Hillstown Road; Carrie and Anne Stroup, four; Lisa HARTFORD (UPI) - A completion of the senior citizens Registration wilt be conducted Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, five; Michele number of proposals, including center, completion of housing for the during the first class. A {5 per year Allan Thomas of 215 Hollister St. and Hawthone, Karin Hoover, Sharon one prohibiting oil companies elderly, hiring a planner for the recreation membership or $5 non­ Wendy Ziebarth, daughter of Mr. and Martin, Lisa St. Laurent, six; Carrie from operating service stations in downtown improvement programs, resident fee is required to take the Mrs. Frank Ziebarth of 265 Redwood Thomas and Wendy Weiss eight; Connecticut, have been signed and hiring of a consultant to upgrade class. Women interested may bring Road. Sharon Dupont and Laura into law by Gov. Ella Grasso. Water Rate Hike the Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ their children to the classes. Please These scouts earned badges in six Gatzkiwicz, nine; and Martha The law banning oil companies ment. come prepared to exercise. areas of the arts, home, citizenship, Marteney, 11. from opening gas stations in the The board met last week with the Further information is available at health and safety, international Emergency preparedness, active state after July 1 also requires Manchester Housing Authority and the Arts Building between 9 a.m. and friendship and out-of-doors, plus citizenship, out-of-doors and premise that all oil producers and refiners said it would have strong concerns 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, 647- completing challenges based on skill, challenge pins were also awarded to discontinue operating existing about using town funds to complete 3089. service stations in Connecticut by Means $19 Boost knowledge, service and spirit. some troop members. Tbe ninth the housing for the elderly. This is The Court of Awards was opened graders received a First Class pin July 1, 1980. because town voters April 17 also in­ Marine Corps League board, said after the vote. He and The water bill is just one of several with a welcome to parents and from Mrs. Everett Kelsey, assistant The governor also signed a bill By GREG PEARSON dicated they would not want town MANCHESTER - The Frank J. Director Stephen Cassano criticized increasing bills the homeowner has friends by Jean Kelsey, scout leader, leader. The eighth graders presented which will require schools to Herald Reporter funds used to complete any Com­ Mansfield Detachment of the Marine report to police ail threats or the GOP action as irresponsible. to pay, he said. followed by a flag ceremony with gag gifts to the First Class munity Development funded work. Corps League will meet Wednesday assaults made against teachers, MANCHESTER - A one-third in­ Republican Director Peter DiRosa ()assano said at least some in­ Karin Hoover, announcer. Lisa St. recipients. The troop will was read The directors also will consider a at 8 p.m. at the Marine Club on school employees or students. crease in water rates for 1979-80 will said the increase is not a big one crease is needed now to meet budget Laurent and Carrie Thomas were by the graduates. “A Scout’s Own” resolution about the oil crisis. Such a Parker Street. boost the annual water bill for the dollar-wise. But, he fears any such obligations, and the increase also color bearers, with Sharon Dupont, was presented by Krista Brown, Nan­ Another proposal approved by resolution, which includes opposition Officers for the coming year will average customer about $19. increase will harm some should help reduce future bondine Anne Giles, Sally Lockery and cy Scranton and Wendy Ziebarth, Mrs. Grasso would require that at to decontrol of fuel prices, was be nominated, and delegates to the The Town Board of Directors homeowners in town. costs. Sharon Martin serving as color followed by the Girl Scout prayer by least 5 percent of all the floor proposed by Robert Faucher, a state and national Marine conven­ Tuesday night approved a 33‘/a per­ guards. An inspirational reading was Della Schatzman. space in new state buildings be Laurel Street resident. cent increase in the town water tions will be appointed. A decorated cake in honor of the served by alternative energy The board will conduct one public Members of Girl Scout Troop 10 who recently received the given by Laura Gatzkiewicz, and a rates. , Single People thought for the evening, by Connie first class scouts, as well as cookies sources — such as solar or hearing at tonight’s meeting, which hydroelectric power. Such an increase will pay for First Class badge are Krista Brown, left, Lisa St. Laurent, McHugh. Michelle Hawthorne read and punch were served. Pupil Grouping operation of the Water Department begins at 8 o’clock in the Municipal MANCHESTER - The Single Another law aimed at saving Carrie Thomas, Martha Mhrteney, Wendy Ziebarth, Karin an Indian prayer. Building’s Hearing Room. People’s Group will have a social fuel requires that the state Office during 1979-80 and also will provide Hoover and Laura Gatzkiewicz. Another recipient of the A candlelight rededication was Now You Know That hearing will be for the ap­ meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s of Policy and Management and enough funding for the town to begin conducted by Lisa Christensen, Cindy The English sparrow has 14 bones propriation of a federal grant and Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turn­ award, Nancy Scranton, was not present for the photograph. other agencies study the possibili­ paying off part of the $20 million in Zeidler, and Wendy Weiss. Fifteen in its neck — twice as many as the town funding to continue financing pike. (Herald photo by Adamson) ty of using more hydroelectric improvements to the water system. No Big Change giraffe. Town voters April 17 approved a power in Connecticut. By CHARLIE MAYNARD $20 million bond issue for the water program allows more indiviudual in­ Truckers Free improvements, which include con­ Herald Reporter struction of the children and lets the Board Hears Request struction of a treatment plant and up­ MANCHESTER - School per­ teacher concentrate on a student’s MILFORD (UPI) - Nine in­ grading of the system lines. sonnel moved swiftly Tuesday mor­ weak areas. dependent truckers who were Town officials had recommended a ning to quash rumors and allay fears Dr. Rowe, Wilson Deakin, assis­ released on bond early today on 100 percent increase, or doubling, of about the “multi-age” grouping of tant superintendent for personnel, For Education Basies criminal trespass charges for the water rates. This would have paid Kim Marie Erickson, a Manchester High School Senior, students next year at the Highland and some of the teachers spent over blockading diesel fuel pumps at a for the department’s operations and Park school. two hours convincing about 50 J. Gerald Fitzgibbon, assistant By CHARLIE MAYNARD highway truck stop refused to receives a congratulatory handclasp from Edward P. Colt­ also would have raised an additional The proposed combining of third parents, all but one of them women, superintendent for curriculum, provided a Herald Reporter move their rigs, officials said. man, director of the Manchester Scholarship Foundation, $1 million to begin paying for the and fourth graders at the school this of the program’s m erits. Many list of persons who were invited to attend Truckers today also continued MANCHESTER - School board while he hands scholarship awards to her during the foun­ system improvements. fall brought outrage to some parents expressed concern about the possible a meeting when the program was first to block 30 diesel pumps at members once again heard the plea for dation’s annual awards ceremony Tuesday night in the The more money that is raised now and skepticism to others. But school adverse emotional effects of considered in 1968. another Milford truck stop off basic education as one resident questioned to pay for the improvements will officials said there was no fundamen­ grouping third graders with fourth Board meibber Eleanor Coltman said Interstate 95, but its owner said Manchester High School cafeteria. Kim is a member of the the need for a "values clarification” result in less future borrowing for the tal change in this method from the graders and some charged that the the course was tried as a pilot program he Would not have the drivers Round Table Singiers which provided musical entertainment course. \ > town, officials have said. This should traditional classroom model. administration was not acting in the and was part of the morals program in the , 0 arrested. John Tucci of 30 Castle Road asked the during the program. (Herald photo by Adamson) result in a reduction in the total cost ‘‘There is no change in the best interests of the children. school. When asked if citzens might have Police said the nine truckers board Monday night who originated this to the town. teachers,” said Principal Gail Rowe. As the forum became disorganized more information on it, Mrs. Coltman said were arrested late Tuesday night program and why was it included in the ’The board felt the 1(X) percent in­ “There is no change in the and the parents began talking among a meeting with Fitzgibbon could be ( j o JUNE WANT AD after the Mayflower Truck Sta­ curriculum. crease would be too high, but it curriculum, materials or books.” themselves, Joyce Garman rose to arranged and more data on the course tion Inc. complained, about the "At public hearings,” he said, "the aim agreed by a 6-3 vote to the 3316 per­ She said its most appealing feature address the group. could be provided. blockade, part of a nationwide Twenty-Six Given cent hike. ’The three Republican is that it eliminates the movement of “I want to reassure you,” she an­ seems to be basic education, that’s what During the public session, Thomas protest against rising diesel fuel directors voted against the increase nounced. “Having a second and third the people want. 1 particularly don’t like Alexander of 20 Kensington St. asked for SPECIAL children from classroom to f o b nrices and the 55 mph speed limit. — a vote that drew criticism from the grader in the same room has not the idea of it (the course).” more information on the proposal to classroom and provides better Democrats. harmed anyone. The children do not The course, which is offered in the merge the third and fourth grades at the organization throughout the day. No Compromise Scholarship Aid The average water customer, one The proposal, which was developed sit and say, 'He’s a second grader — junior high school, is on moral and ethical Highland Park school. choices facing modern society. It is also who uses 2,800 cubic feet of water per by the Highland Park School faculty, let’s not talk to him.' They all mesh He presented a poll of 100 residents who WASHINGTON (UPI) - The MANCHESTER - About 100 from Manchester Community offered as part of the evening program in quarter, now pays $14.27 per quarter. takes the 133 students from the two together in one group.” wanted a "better explanation” of the Senate has defeated a com­ parents and friends of Manchester College who plan to further their the high school. Superintendent Jam es That quarterly bill will be boosted to grades and combines them into five Deakin added the shift was for both proposal and asked for a meeting with the promise plan for lifting trade High School seniors attended the 14th education. Kennedy said. slightly more than $19 per quarter. classes. The best way to eliminate instructional and economic re'asons administration. sanctions against Zimbabwe, annual Manchester Scholarship Scholarships in the amount of $25,- Jay Giles, director of public works, the movement. Dr. Rowe said, is to and also assured parents the move I'ucci asked why the citizens didn’t par­ Wilson Deakin, assistant superintendent Rhodesia, triggering a possible Foundation Inc. awards ceremony 500 were presented. This was an in­ said. This will result in the average was beneficial to their children. ticipate in discussion of the program when for personnel, said the PTA meeting veto showdown with President group children according to their held Tuesday night in the high school crease of $3',500 over last year’s water user paying about $19 more Talks with the parents are slated to it was introduced. He said the course tonight will focus on the topic and he has Carter over his policy on the reading group. There would be three cafeteria. awards. next year than he or she paid this continue. Dr. Rowe met with another represents "a fundamental shift in also scheduled a meeting this morning breakaway British colony. such groups within each of the five Suspense was maintained The program opened with the year. group of parents at last night's PTA education.” with concerned parents. Despite an llth-hour Capitol classes and one teacher would be throughout the event until each of the singing of the Star Spangled Banner, The minimum rate will increase meeting and the administration Hill appearance by Secretary of responsible for reading, handwriting, 26 recipients had been awarded a followed by the invocation by the from $6.75 per quarter to about $9 per promised to keep them informed. State Cyrus Vance, senators voted language arts and spelling. scholarship or award. The students Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor of quarter, Giles said. Dr. Rowe also said the proposed Manchester To Host 52-41 Tuesday to table — refuse knew beforehand they had been Center Congregational Church, and A 16 percent increase was needed even to consider — a face-saving f o b selected as recipients, but they did welcoming rem arks by John A. to pay the cost of department sanctions plan offered as an not know thd exact amount of their DeQuattro, president of the operations next year, Giles has said. amendment to the 1980 military Handicapped Program scholarship, nor the donors, until Manchester Scholarship Foundation. Tbis money, plus about $300,000 to Oil Pipeline Flow procurement authorization bill. their names were called and the After a program of musical selec­ start paying for the improvements, By CHARLIE MAYNARD tary School from June 25 to Aug. 2. The Sewer Meeting presentation made. tions by the Round Table Singers, the will be raised with the 33V3 percent Herald Reporter hours are 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, Two of the recipients received presentations were made. increase, he said. Wednesday and Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 MANCHESTER - Officials honor awards. Ushers at the ceremony were Dory Democratic directors criticized Is Normal Again MANCHESTER — Manchester will be p.m. on Monday and Thursday. from Manchester and South Wind­ In addition to the Manchester High DeQuattro, Lois Ann Diana, Leo the Republicans, who voted against the host school for the summer program bargen, adding, “we will reach 1.2 ’There is no fee for^the course. Most of sor are scheduled to meet at 2:30 School seniors who were the largest Diana, Marianne Genovese, Joan the increase but offered no alter­ ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) - the University of Connecticut will operate The flow of oil was returning to nor­ million barrels” sometime today — the pupils are preschoolers up to 13 years p.m. Thursday to discuss a sewer number of recipients, there were six Gerrity and Sharon Kelly. native proposal. for handicapped children, it was reported seniors from East Catholic High mal along the 800-mile Trans-Alaska the average daily rate of flow. We're of age, although students up to 21 years agreement between the two A . list of scholarship winners and ‘T m rather dismayed that we had at Monday night’s school board meeting. School, one senior from Howell their photos appear on Page 18 of pipeline today after welders sealed a just basically filling the line again, with dire needs are accommodated. towns. no proposal from the minority,” Melvyn L. Reisch, associate professor getting the pressure built up.” The program is staffed by master’s South Windsor officials have Cheney Regional Vocational today’s Herald. Stephen Penny, chairman of the 5-inch crack that forced a two-day and codirector of the summer program, The welding operation was done in level students from UConn’s graduate raised some questions about the Technical School, and four graduates shutdown of the $9 billion system. said it will maintain the skills of han­ a “relatively dry” hole dug 12 feet program, Reich said, who pay for the agreeihent, which would result in The “black gold” surged up a steep dicapped youngsters during the summer into the ground around the leaking credit courses. There will be ap­ that town receiving sewage from mountainside late in the day and and offer in-service training to the pipe near the 4,800-foot summit in the proximately 120 students from the the Buckland Industrial Park. flowed without problems past the graduate school’s special education South Windsor’s Town Council hastily welded crack through which Brooks Range, about 160 miles south teachers. Manchester school system, which Reich PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED Monday night said it would not Somoxa WonH Resign 1,500 barrels of crude had leaked, a of the Prudhoe Bay oil fields. said is over two-thirds of the total enroll­ The program is for the “severely ment. ’The other students are from 12 or 13 MISC. FOR SALE accept a $140,000 sewer connec­ MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - take over power and added that even arms. spokesman for Alyeska Pipeline Ser­ As the weld continued to hold, pum­ retarded to the mildly Learning Disability 40 — Household Goods vices said late Tuesday. surrounding towns. tion payment or the sewage until Nicaraguan President Anastasio if he resigned there would not be Somoza, interviewed on the ABC ping stations to the south began children,” he said. “It’s a unique program 41 — Articles tor Sale As pumping progressed in stages “The main objective is to maintain (NON-CANCELABLE) 42 — Building Supplies the questions are clarified. Somoza said again today that he peace in Nicaragua. television program “Good Morning “coming on line,” pushing the black to train special education teachers to deal 43 _ Pets-BIrds-Dogs 643- 2711 educational gains accomplished over the would not resign and claimed that “The people who have the arms are America,” said he did not need and the pressures increased inside crude toward waiting tankers at the vvith diverse segments” of the han­ 44 _ Musical Instruments the 4-foot-diameter pipe, the oil course of their academic year,” Reich 45 — Boats & Accessories Night 643-2718 Talmadge Case , despite continuing fighting in major not controlled by the moderate op­ military aid from the United States pipeline’s southern terminus in dicapped student population. CLASSIFIED INDEX: 46 ~ Sporting Goods said. “It is believed they will start the cities including the capital “the coun­ position,” he said. “They are con­ but asked that American influence be moved to the summit of 4,500-foot Valdez. According to a memorandum Reich 47 — Garden Products forthcoming school year with previously 48 — Antiques WASHINGTON (UPI) - Betty try in general terms is at peace.” trolled by Marxist-Leninists .from used to stop the fighting. Antigun Pass, the site of the rupture, presented the Board of Education; the Cleanup crew s were able to learned skills in better place.” 49 — Wanted to Buy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Talmadge, the ex-wife of Sen. Speaking from his tightly secure Havana.” He charged again that “I would like to have the backing of and gushed through the pipe down the program will be at the Verplanck Elemen­ RENTALS Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., the United States to10.00 FOOD PUOCHAOf. lOMT { Vermont: Becoming partly sunny after some morning Street. ple who attended Tuesday’s board p.m. at Bentley Memorial Library. meetings are scheduled for SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! I ONE COUPON PER CUiTOMEa. 0000 JUNE 10 THRU JUNE 10,1070. ' | The sale will include first editions. clouds north otherwise mostly sunny'today. Breezy and Giles said the sections of the roads, meeting supports the closing. tonight at Second ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH SfMHW - ■*’ ^ milder with high in the 60s to near 70. Clear and cool which are surrounded by town Philip and Laurel Morrissette of National Geographic magazines, sets Congregational Church. v''' of encyclopedias, paper backs, and ONE ADDITIONAL '10.00 PURCHASE Z ^ I tonight. Low in the upper 30s and 40s. Mostly sunny and property, are hard to maintain. 596 Gardner St. also spoke about ’The missions committee EXCLUDING THE VALUE OF COUPONS milder Thursday with highs in the 70s. ’There also have been reports of van­ their reasons after leaving the other books, magazines and records. will meet at 7, and toe dalism and other problems in the meeting. Proceeds will be used to buy a bylaws committee at 7:30. Thunderstorms Drifting secluded area. “Parts of th e . road aren’t wide movie projector for the library. VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Heavy thunderstorms that socked Iowa and Missouri Pinochle Game Revised MANCHESTER - The with golf ball-size hail and fierce winds drifted eastward fRAFTSM ANSHlP^^ today. DOMESTIC & Manchester Senior Citizens Thunderstorms, spread late Tuesday through Iowa into Pinochle Group will spon­ Bias Plan INC. northern Missouri, bringing hail and damaging winds. “W o o d sor a game Thursday at The Des Moines, Iowa, area was battered by hail, and IMPORTED 9:46 a.m. at toe Army & Stuntman Dar Robinson takes a flying swan Delayed fUS. WITH COUPON ANO A00IT10FIAL H.O O FOOD PIMCHACC. UMIT H i WITH COUPON ANO AOOITIONAl '10.00 FOOD PUACNAOE. LMIT Osceola was pelted by golf ball-size chunks of the ice, the Navy Club. Play is open to one coupon pea cuctomea oood june io thau une iito ONE COUPON PEA CUOTOMEA. OOOD JUNE 10 THAU JUNE II. 1170. MANCHESTER - The . J to. . OS' National Weather. Service reported. dive from a Toronto hotel to promote inflatable all senior citizens. Town Board of Directors HARDWOODS *1'^ MHW Tornadoes were reported at Winterset and near Atlan­ airbags as safety devices and his planned jump from the CN Tower. (UPI photo) decided ’Tuesday night not LUMBER-PLYWOOD-VENEERS ! l• Z tic, Iowa. Just south of Des Moines, winds gusting to 70 Z **'5' , i to act on a revised Affir­ Trinity Covenant mph downed power lines. mative Action Plan until it MANCHESTER - The The thunderstorms then moved into northwestern is reviewed by the federal women of Trinity Covenant Missouri, damaging power lines in Gentry County near Look Ma, No Chute itodi for caLlnet worL — Church will have a prayer the Iowa state line. More golf ball-size hail pounded government. If You Didn’t Receive Your Circular,., Dar Robinson, bis clothing in flames, plunged 10 breakfast ’Thursday at 6:30 Clearmont and Maryville. Storms left sections of ’The proposed plan will be BIRCH - CHERRY - MAPLE - BASSWOOD - RED OAK floors from the top of Toronto’s Ramada Inn reviewed by the ’Treasury a.m. at La Strada West. - Nodaway County without lights.' WHITE OAK - WALNUT - TEAK - MAHOGANY - PINE Please Pick One Up At Any Top Notch Store! Tuesday — and survived. Just as he has on several Department’s Revenue A tornado ripped through the southwestern Iowa town occasions. Just as he hopes to later this summer LEONKASSLER POPLAR - ROSEWOOD Sharing Office, which con­ MASTER CRAFTSMAN'EDUCftTOR . . , , . .1 li > DAR Meets of Clarinda Tuesday afternoon, damaging roofs and dow­ when he jumps 1,300 feet from the city’s CN Tower. 27 Commerce Siteei species in stock (most sizes avoiloble) PM O M A Tn SAVaMS LOOK MTO OUR trols the appropriation of MANCHESTER - Or- ning power lines. Several trees were blown down across For Robinson — tbe stunt man who took that high federal revenue sharing Srs7203?S767“' Woodworking classes avaiUble ford Parish Chapter, roadways. No injuries were reported. dive for Steve McQueen in “Papillon” — jumping funds. Residence: (2031 B43.99'2 Call 659-0767 Daughters of the American The southern tip of Florida had a few thundershowers from high places into air bags is a matter of VALU-PAK The town has been Revolution, will have a early today, but the remainder of the nation had calm routine. He once set the world’s free-fall record by criticized because of a potluck lunch Thursday weather. stepping out of a helicopter at 311 feet. DEPARTMENT proposed change in the noon at toe home of Mrs. • Fair skies covered much of the country, through the His Tuesday plunge — which cost him ohly his South, Southwest and over most of the Rockies and plan. The change would Charles Treat, 6 Hebron M M neM IB M eyebrows — was in promotion of air bags as escape have moved back hiring U H U I B I i m 4LiS. OR MORE h. Plains. Road, Bolton. ’There also of last resort for people trapped in burning goals from 1982 to 1987. will be a white elephant buildings. ’That date is the proposed sale. SFUrCMCKBIBRIASr^**OR UMEa k. ” And how, asked a. reporter, does it feel to make 4ti$.ONIIONE C V A t t High, Low Temperatures goal for hiring 25 women, such a jump? Dead panned Robinson, “It feels very blacks and other minorities Plants Eat Pond C B im CUT FORK CROPS ., ’ 1** NEW YORK (UPI) — The highest temperature much like falling.” 4LBi.ORMOiC to town positions. The shift ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The reported Tuesday to the National Weather Service, VfcsI’ittfPLpeH'-Stofie N m iSS CMKK STIAKS lu’l ” to 1987 was recommended director of toe Missouri excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 116 degrees at Yuma, (20 PATTC814LM. OR MORE t ■ M Ariz. Today’s low was 30 degrees at Bradford, Pa. Quote of the Day because 1982 was seen as Botanical Garden says too soon and too unrealistic waterlilie plants in ponds iR O IN i OMCK PAYTKS ..’ 1” Maureen O’Hara Blair, widowed Sept. 2, 1978,' a date by town officials. or small lakes can, in when Charles Blair, her flamboyant aviator hus­ effect, devour toe pond. band, died in the crash of one of his Antilles Air- Last month, the Greater V The Almanac boats seaplanes near their home in the Virgin Hartford chapter of the Peter H. Raven said toe GROUND CHUCK GROUND ROUND National Association for waterlilles will multiply By United Press International i Islands, on the death of lifelong friend and costar. John Wayne: “I was married to the king of the sky, the Advancement of and fill toe pond’s surface 4LBS. OR $ 4 5 9 Today is Wednesday, June 13, the 164th day of 1979 with Colored People criticized so toe water cannot be $ 4 7 9 Charlie Blair, and had the king of the earth, John 201 to follow. the change and said it seen. Debris from toe lily MORE 4LBS. OR MORE || Wayne, as my best friend. I was truly blessed. In a The moon is moving toward its last quarter. would weaken the town’s plants,, such as dead matter of nine months I have lost them both.” The morning stars are Venus and Mars. Affirmative Action Plan. A B o u r flowers, stems and leaves, The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. ’The plan is designed to eventually will fill toe hot-. 'Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. Glimpses make sure the town tom of toe pond. K E F n i l M ROWD Famed U.S. Army Gen. Winfield Scott was born June attempts to hire women 13, 1786. Carl Weathers joined co-star Sylvester Stallone Tuesday in New York to promote a special and minorities for town M irtM On this day in history: positions. In 1877, the Russo-Turkish war began. screening of “Rocky II — Redemption,” which R O M ROASY takes up where Stallone’s Oscar-winning “Rocky” Town Manager Robert In 1935, Jim Braddock decisioned Max Baer to win the Weiss recommended the. ieft o ff... Chuck Berry — rock superstar of the 1950s MYSPiCWHUER ■ a n tiiN H i heavyweight boxing crown. review of the pian by the and a recent guest performer at the White House— K . . 2 1)3.' * * 2 * ’ In 1944, Germany began using its “buzz bomb” secret federai office. SnuakiiHUN am m m pleaded guilty Tue^ay in Los Angeles to evasion of weapon on England during World War II. The revenue sharing nearly $110,000. in income tax in 1973 In 1977, James Earl Ray, convicted killer of Martin funds, which amount to Off, I iiuhiml RIMRSIUK Luther King, was captured in a Tennessee wilderness about $1 million a year, ...... (nasi area four days after escaping from Brushy Mountain could be withheld if the When a West Hartford deHcr, in Penitentiary. town’s plhn is considered badness for over 50 years, satfered Lottery Numbers a little smoke damage from a Ike Frozen / inadequate by federal of­ I don't know, CMii^itt t i l being n p ic k e i Hen's ‘iiM mf ilfSMv,i|if)iv A thought for the day: Irish poet William Butler Yeats, ficials. Thus, Weiss next door, we permded the in- be M s, lets Moie. 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Wed., June 13, 1979 T T ^ ' l 0 1 1 Forty-Three Get Diplomas at Bolton High School Rham Names Top Seniors By DONNA HOLLAND have been chosen as the person to present the graduation ment. Even though I feel pierced by many darts, I wish The diplomas were awarded by Joseph Fleming, prin­ HEBRON — Kevin Spaulding and Sharon Derby will She received three student-faculty senate awards for address.” you much happiness and success in the future.” cipal. share the honors of being co-valedictorians of this year’s service to the majorette squad and two for service to the Hrrald Correspondenl Fleming told the class, “I wish you my best. Over the BOLTON — Following traditional commencement He said, “But I learned from Mr. Packman (Bolton Allen was apparently referring to the fact that a dart graduating class at Rham High School. Graduation class of 1979 and one for service to the National Honor board was presented to the high school foreign language past four years you’ve learned what I think of you. I’ll exercises of past years, 43 young men and women were Elementary Center School principal) that the senior ceremonies are scheduled tonight at 6:30 at the school. Society. teachers by the Class of 1979 at their class night Satur­ graduated from Bolton High School Tuesday. class had just voted not to have a speaker. I guess there miss you.” Also sharing honors of being among the top five She has received awards for excellence in English, Members of the Class of 1979, some wearing somber isn’t any speaker and I’m it.” day. The benediction was given by The Rev. J. Stanton students of the class are Gemma Fontanella, James social studies, algebra, Latin in her Freshman year; bio­ The teachers were told it was to relieve their expressions and others wide smiles, marched in near Haloburdo told the graduates, “You are now entering Conover, pastor of Bolton Congregational Church. Kilduff, and Alisa Schaeffer. ecology, geometry and Latin in her sophomore year; and frustrations of the past year when the one-half French Ushers for the program were David Cloutier, Laurie perfect step to Edward Elgar’s “Pomp and Cir­ another phase of your life. Use your knowledge to shape Miss Derby is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Latin in her junior year. She will enter Boston College in your ideals and guide your life.” and one-half time Spanish teaching positions were Gagnon, Teresa Landrey, Lori Sheetz and James Derby Jr., of East Street, Hebron. She has been a the fall. cumstances.” changed to one full time position. Vatteroni. Junior class marshals Sara Waddell and Brian Winkler Prior to presenting the graduates School Supt. Ray­ member of the Rham Band, chorus, dance band, Miss Fontanella is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mond Allen said, “To the graduates I only have one com­ The dart board had “Ray dart board” written across The class advisers are Linda Lanoue and Roger Titus., chamber singers, pep band, brass quintet and the .Trigon Richard Fontanella of Jan, Drive, Hebron. led the march. the top and had a picture depicting Allen. The honor students were distinguishable by the gold Players Drama CTub. She served for the last three years as vice president of cords around their necks. She is also a member of the International Thespian her class, is a member of the National Honor Society, The graduates were viewed by hundreds of proud Society, the National Honor Society, the Student-Faculty participated on the Christmas Fair Committee, is a parents, relatives and friends attending the ceremony. Senate, serving as its chairman, served as class member of the Yearbook Club and co-editor of the year­ The welcome was deliverd by James Kowalyshyn, a treasurer in the 9th grade, was a member of the Honor book, participated in junior varsity and varsity basket­ member of the graduating class. Court, and was student representative from Rham to the ball and served as captain this year, is a senator in the Kowalyshyn said, “Tonight we seal the doorways of the Hebron Bicentennial Committee. Student-Faculty Senate past and unlock the gateways of our future. She has also been a member of the Connecticut All- She is also co-editor of the Yearbook, received a letter “Our class has had to learn how to adjust to its small State Chorus, the All-Eastern Chorus and All-Eastern of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship size, to present day financial difficulties and to learn how Band, is a Connecticut State Scholar, winner of the Rham Committee, is a Connecticut State Scholar, was a to deal with the looming spectre of the possibility of shut­ Century Iff Scholarship competition, was Rham senator delegate to Laurel Girls’ State. ting down our school doors.” of the year in the 1977-78 school year; served in Laurel She received an award from the State of Connecticut He said, “But, alas, these problems are all but over for Girls’ State and was voted the best actress for 1977-78, by for excellence in scholarship, a National Merit us now. Even though our class is small, as is evidenced the Trigon Players. Scholarship Award also for excellence in scholarship, and here tonight, we have overcome our size and found a truly She plans to attend the Hartt College of Music. awards for excellence in English this year and one for close knit group for this important evening.” Spaulding is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald excellence in algebra last year. She has also received Kowalyshyn ended the welcome by saying, “Finally, as l i Spaulding of West Street, Hebron. He has been a member other awards for excellence in English, science, and most of us know, the Board oh Education and the people -m. of the school chorus for three years, is senior class home economics and was queen of this year’s prom. She of Bolton have decided that Bolton High School will re­ The five top students of this year’s with the highest grades who will share co­ treasurer, a member of the Chamber Singers, plans to attend Hartford College for Women. main an institution of quality education for years to com- valedictorian honors, Kevin Spaulding and Barbershop Quartet, Dance Band, Trigon Players, the Kilduff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kilduff of graduating class of Rham High School in Yearbook Club, serving as photography editor, and a Aspinwall Drive, Hebron. He received the Connecticut e. For this we are truly grateful.” Sharon Derby. In the back row from left. The welcome was followed by the invocation given by Hebron, take time out from final classes to member of the A-V Club. State Scholar Award and is a member of the National The Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor of United Methodist pose in the school courtyard. The students Gemma Fontanella, James Kilduff, and Alisa He was also a member of the Outing Club, Inter­ Honor Society. Church. are, front row from left, the ttyo students Schaeffer. (Herald photo by Mulligan) national Thespians, National Honor Society and captain He has been a member of the soccer team for four' The five leading students were presented. They are of the Math Team this year. years, the golf team for two years and the wrestling team Anne Stoppleworth, valedictorian, Carole Rose, He is a National Merit Commended Student, was for one year. He received the award for being the most salutorian, and Katherine Nielsen, Tamara Roberts and representative to American Legion Boys’ State, received improved golfer in his freshman and sophomore years. Cheryl Garno. Summer Program Canceled the drama distinguished service award, a place award in He plans to enter the University of Connecticut. the Connecticut Art Show and first and third place in the The senior address was delivered by Janet Kurys and He said that given the perspective of low enrollment VERNON — Students who have participated in a spring art show at Rham. Janina Ryba. and the lack of swimming facilities, and after intensive special education program for summer maintenance of He olans to enter the Rochester Intitute of Technology Ms. Kurys said, “Today is the last time we will all be skills will have to go to Manchester this summer to con­ discussion with his superiors, “I must therefore look for see our selection of cards tor together as a class. When commencement closes tonight y Miss Schaeffer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles m tinue participation. ways to fulfill my responsibilities to the students of the Schaeffer of Hope Valley Road, Amston. we will go our separate ways, but what will always hold The program has been conducted in the Vernon Watched by the American Flag, students at Bolton High School, university who pay for, and expect, an intensive training She has been a member of the school majorettes for dad and grad us together will be the memories of what we have shared Elementary School but that school will be undergoing experience, I can live with nothing less myself.” w« havs a wondariul aaaortmantl and what we have become.” walk to their seats at the beginning of graduation ceremonies at the four years serving as co-captain last year and captain, extensive repairs this summer. It has been supervised by The program will be operated in Manchester at the this year, has been a member of the Executive Council, is , She said, “Over the past 12 years — and many of us school Tuesday night. (Herald photo by Burbank) Dr. Melvyn Reich ol the University ol Connecticut and Verplanck School where there are pool facilities and have been together that long — we have laughed, cried, a member of the National Honor Society, was active on' cof pin money gifts the town furnished the facility and transportation. where a larger number of students can be accom­ the Christmas Fair Committee, is a member of the tennis worked, grown and experienced some of the most The town has still offered use of the Center Road School modated. Dr. Riech said as many Vernon students, as memorable times of our lives.” team, is scorekeeper for boys’ varsity soccer and statisti­ but can no longer provide the transportation due to possible, will be taken into the Manchester program but cian for boys’ varsity basketball. every Ms. Kurys said, “Some people think that high school is budgetary restrictions. The Vernon Elementary School parents will have to provide the transportation to and little a waste of time but that’s not true. R serves as a begin­ Janina Ryba, left, was one of 4wo students who delivered senior She is also a member of the chorus. Ski Club, and the GRADUATION SPECIAL has a town swimming pool on the property but there is no from Manchester: ^ the miracle of main Jtrtet | thing ning for the future, we were able to choose our friends, addresses at the Bolton High School graduation Tuesday night. At Senior Lounge, Prom, Graduation and Fair Booth com­ pool near Center Road School. Vernon parents interested in enrolling their child mittees, is pianist for her church, participates in the [ • dovmtown mancheater, and our own classes, it is a necessity we should all com­ rear is Class Valedictorian Anne Stoppleworth. (Herald photo by Dr. Reich said attendance in Vernon would be very should contact Anthony Magliocco, supervisor of special plete if we plan on making it in the oustide world.” Burbank) A quality 10 speed town softball league and was host sister for a foreign small because of lack of transportation. education in Vernon. exchange student for one year.______Ms. Ryba said, “We have been under the supervision of Reich said there may not be a sufficient number of han­ our parents and teachers who have helped us develop in dicapped pupils available to allow the planned scope of many ways. 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WASHINGTON - However the American military bases in the Far convinced that the $2 million system economic stabilization subcom­ debate over'SALT II turns out, there East. will be used by the military for mittee by a 39-to-l vote. “By turning MeniUe' Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member United Pret>s ixtemational is one undeniable and increasingly Furthermore, the report states, research, development, testing and this into a defense bill,” said one sub­ important flaw in the treaty; It has China is developing an ICBM that committee member, "I bad to vote Customer Service 647-9946 Harold E. Turklngton, Executive Editor evaluation of ballistic missiles. Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor no effect on Red China’s growing could hit American cities. Defense Because of financial, human and for it even though I’m dead set nuclear strength. Department analysts say China’s in­ material restraints China’s nuclear against it.” Until recently, the nation that gave tensified industrial modernization is program is not expected to equal The subcommittee chairman. Rep. Angle & Walters the world gunpowder has been pretty stressing its military'industry, par­ ours or the Soviet Union’s. But in­ Wiiiiam Moorhead, D-Pa., justifies much the sleeping dragon of the ticularly its nuclear capability. telligence reports predict that in the the defense orientation of the bili on iiii oiiipiifliiiii nuclear “club.” U.S. officials told our associate 1980s China will be producing grounds that in time of national ‘ The official U.S. Frank Washington that the nor­ medium-range and intercontinental emergency, the flow of oil from ' government line malization of relations has given the A Question of ballistic missiles, as well as air-to- abroad might be cut off. Plummer of 131 McKee St. Concordia Church testimonies of healing, is that we needn’t Chinese access to American scien­ surface, defensive and naval missies. The technology for coal conversion Robert D. Vogt and Ruth tonight at 8 at the church, MANCHESTER - The worry too much tific data, techological items and in­ The (Chinese are also developing already exists in South Africa, and is H. Baron, both of Vernon, 447 N. Main St. All are DADS & GRADS Manchestw Public Records Golden Age Group of Con­ ab o u t C h in a ’s dustrial commodites, but they will nuclear submarines with missile known to an American company, J u n e 23 a t S econd welcome. Coordination cordia Lutheran Church nuclear not get missile know-how from us. firing capability, and are expected to Congregational Church. The Christian Science U.S. Fluor Corp., which manages the Warranty deed will meet Thursday qt 1:30 capabilities lor 10 “China is making extensive efforts $14,000. drea J. Mozzer, both of James J. Coe of Reading Room, 57 E. WASHINGTON (NEA) - In the deploy them within the next decade. South African government’s plant. Jennie M. MidUrski to p.m. at the church. the wrath of Mississippi voters in or 15 years. __ Leonard Chmielewski, Coventry, June 16. Wethersfield and Janice M. Center St., is open to the For a to acquire foreign missile-related Corporate Welfare? But Fluor is forbidden to divulge the Ralph W. Perkins Jr. and movies, a fully coordinated and next year’s presidential elections. But a top secret appraisal shaves above-grade pool at 368 Michael C. Bursztyn of Greene of Rocky Hill, June public Mondays through technology and hardware,” one CIA Congress is considering a windfall technology, and political differences > Edith R. Perkins, property special highly sophisticated intelligence Hundreds of homes in Jackson, the this rosy estimate significantly. Windsor St., $550. Windsor Locks and 23 at St. James Clfurch. Christian Science Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 appraisal warned. “Endeavors in­ for the coal industry that could cost between South Africa and the United i at Colonial Road and Eric Johnson, below- network instantly swings into action state’s capital and biggest city, and Kathleen M. Charlebois of MANCHESTER - The p.m., and the first and "Within the next decade China is clude the exploitation of foreign in­ the American taxpayers as much as States blocked release of the infor- Cushman Drive, $58,(X)0. grade pool at 66 Sun- whenever the national security of the other Mississippi cities were severe­ Windsor, June 22 at St. The United States Is the First Church of Christ, third Thursdays of each g ift... expected to produce and deploy both dustrial techniques, trade fairs, in­ $12 billion. Building permits nybrook Drive, $4,672. United States is threatened by an in­ ly damaged or destroyed when the rnatioh to other American com­ Bridget Church. only industrial country In Scientist, will have its month from 7 to 9 p.m., liquid and solid propellant (second ternational conferences, trade Katie Mordavsky, Peter Clapp, fence at 17 the world not on the metric ternational crisis. Pearl River spilled over its banks The bill under consideration would panies. Michael A. Kasevich Jr. regular meeting, including except holidays. < generation) missile in modest quan­ delegation exchanges and technical demolish chicken coop at Pearl St., $550. of Ashford and Patricia A. system of measurement. But that’s not quite how it happens earlier this year. give American companies $2 billion One thing is clear: the coal in-" tities,” the report warns. “Within publications...” 17 Clinton St., $50. Elizabeth Sadloski, vinyl Gadarowski of 542 Wood- in real life. Carter, vacationing on an island off in direct subsidies and another $10 dustry isn’t about to develop conver- ' PICK A this time frame China will also have Figuring out how much of China's billion in guarantees for development Walter Hentshel, addi­ siding at 48 Hollister St., bridge St., June 16 at St. A rare view of the government’s the Georgia coast at the time, Sion plants without Uncle Sam’s help. . advanced from producing missiles imports are going to the military is tion at 65 Sherwood Circle, $ 2 ,000. Bartholomew’s Church. response to such emergencies is and construction of this country’s And the subsidy legislation’s sup- ; $3 000. BULOVA appeared generally oblivious to the based on Soviet technology to those difficult, because ostensibly civilian Marriage licenses rDonald J. Tragler of New 17 jewel classic in brushed POCKET provided by a recently declassified first plants to convert coal into gas- porters are confident of passage. goldtone. Silver linen dial. $185.00 disaster. "Nixon at least made a per­ of indigenous design...” Carl W. Mundell, tool David P. Zboray and An­ Milford and Margery M. Central Intelligence Agency post­ contracts can be transferred to the T)line. “This is going to go through Congress „ shed at 126 N. School St., sonal trip here after Hurricane A 1978 “ m ilita r y p o stu re from mortem analysis of the Mayaguez in­ military sector, according to the Proponents of the legislation, like a tidal wave,” an investigator 3 $300. Camile hit,” said one disgruntled statement” prepared by the Joint cident. report. “Therefore, the purchase of having failed in earlier attempts to for the Moorhead subcommittee told Julius A. 'Jahnke, wood Elcj^ntiy Simply Mississippi politician. Chiefs of Staff credits the People’s BULOVA The Mayaguez, an American entire plants such as steel-production get the bill through various energy our reporter Michael Kranish. Presi- ' stove and chimney at 400 The Mississigpians became angrier Republic with short-range nuclear Single t Elegant merchant marine facilities, while contributing greatly subcommittees, have successfully dent Carter privately gave the bill Ws ~ E. Center St., $350. uniY when they discovered that Carter strike capability already. Though the ship, was boarded to the civilian sector, also enhances repackaged the subsidy proposal as a blessing last week. Philip Dorsey for Peter last year vefoed a bill that would Chinese have no operational ICBMS 3 the capability of the industrial base Cosomano, add family NOT by hostile Cambo­ have lowered from 7.38 percent to 3 “defense preparedness” measure. Footnote: Rep. Ron Paul, D-Tex,, - Pocket watches capable of reaching targets in the supporting the missile industry,” the room and extend garage, dian troops in percent, the interest rate on Small The federal contribution would the lone dissenter on the Moorhead are today's continental United States, they do intelligence document states. PUT May 1975. th e Business Administration disaster guarantee the Defense Department subcommittee, called the bill “a $12 - most timely fashion have missiles that can reach For instance, China purchased a first reports of loans being sought by flood victims. the amount of gasoline that could be billion corporate subsidey,” and said ON A BIKE FOR accessory. For men neighboring Asian countries, Alaska, sophisticated Swiss-made aircraft and women. He’ll the ship’s seizure, Produced by Mississippi politicians refined from 500,(X)0 barrels of crude bitterly, “It should be called- Australia, most of the Soviet Union, tracking system from France sup­ luck one into his vest in the form of from both political parties, the House ^ 1 a dav. the ‘Corporation Welfare Rights •> Father’s Day parts of the p d d le East and posedly to be used for air traffic con­ pocket. She’ll follow high-priority in­ and Senate now have approved ' Thus securely wrapped in the flag, Act of 1979.’” M L f l / S U ' RAMPAR telligence cables, reached trol. But intelligence analysts are '^ e bill sailed through the House Simply etated,., this is our “Classicpte” CARAVEUE suit, or dangle it from legislation establishing a 3 percent Goldtone hunting case. White a chain around Washington between 5 a.m. and 7 scttlBg in 14k gold priced at S80. enamel dial with filigree opening interest rate on the first $55,000 ^ 10 SPEEDI $84.95 her neck. a.m. on May 12. L, Available In a slisc to fit your diamond or ours worth of SBA disaster loans. The 9R1027 Five different agencies were im­ change will be retroactive to October L ' - - p ' mediately notifed — the National 1978, well before the flood. A OPEN THURS. EVE TIL 9 P.M. Security Agency, Central $12999 Carter is expected to sign the bill FULLY ASSEMBLED Intelligence Agency, Defense this year — after being put on notice IS”, 21", 23" FRAME Intelligence Agency, State Depart­ that another rejection could lead to FUJI • MLEIGH • MSS • COUIIWMA ment Bureau of Intelligence and political troubles in Mississippi’s Research and White House Situation early Democratic precinct caucuses IWE SERVICE ALL MAKES I Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 Room. and in the general election. 958 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER In each agency, the around-the- 2 Main St. 643-7111 Small Wonder I HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS nTa LL clock watch office promptly notified Open Daily r — w— \ MASTER CHARGE - VISA First there was "psychohistory” or Amfefican Express/Master Charge/ Visa / Michaels Charge a senior official, usually the second FARR’S 9 - 9 PM “political psychology” - attempts to 917 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER or third in command, through a analyze the actions of public figures telephone call placed before dawn. with the aid of psychological By 8 a.m., the senior officials had techniques. briefed the heads of their respective J agencies. In other words, the infor­ Now there’s “biopolitics” — an ef­ fort to relate political behavior to an mation was rapidly transmitted up­ individual’s physiology. ward, in traditional bureaucratic fashion. An academic survey conducted by Steven A. Peterson of Alfred Univer­ But also true to bureaucratic form, sity in Alfred, N.Y., reports that ITS DRY there was little communication or various researchers have sought to coordination between the various agencies. link politics with individual’s per­ sonal health, energy levels, physical JUNE 17 I “The tendency ... to report upward u ... rather than exchange information fitness, height, weight, stress levels, MARLOWS INC laterally,” thi. UIA report says dryly, sleep patterns and even biorhythms. ’’may have hampered somewhat the Some of the work, however, is effort to -irovide quick and clear in­ highly questionable. One scientific ‘We’re just old friends, and you can only tell an old friend what’s new...’ study, for example, concluded that fAii4?^‘Father’sDa telligence. malnutrition leads to political from H A Z E L Your choice of easy* See the Help f r Carter carry handle or under-the- apathy. It’s hardly news thaf star­ arm styling. N An obscure piece of legislation now ving people have concerns other than Washington Window MAN’S moving quickly through Congress {A) ^ L ia T O R Portfolio politics. Tan or Brown Suede...... $16.00 may help President Carter escape Tan, Brown, o r Black...... $1 S.00 II The High Road For Now (B) EASY OPEN Portfolio Tan or Brown Suede...... $9.00 Thoughts Tan, Brown o r Black .$8.50 By ARNOLD SAWISLAK piled a remarkable record of ac­ be amazed. WASHINGTON (UPI) - If you itiative to brag about it. “1 just didn’t get from the church complishment in reducing unemploy­ After the 1978 congressional and church is rendered by individual listen to John White or Evan Dobelle, (Lyndon Johnson was able to what I was looking for.” This is ment, reforming the civil service, state elections, there was much talk members. It follows, therefore, that you can hear the theme of Jimmy beat the game in 1964. Since had had OVER 28 TO CHOOSE FROM offered by many as the reason why cutting the budget deficit ramrod- among the political professionals Rocker Recllners • Wall Recliners Just in time for EATHERS^IHAY... for one to leave the church because Carter’s 1980 re-election campaign. only a short time in office, the GOP they no longer are active in church. ding the Israeli-Egyptian peace about the high percentage of success “it” did not deliver, really is self- To wit, the water glass is half full, didn’t have much to blame him for. Swivel Rockers • Sleepers There are two basic misconceptions settlement, getting the long-delayed enjoyed by “negative” campaigns. implicating. not half empty and the president is At the same time, Johnson managed Paiwma Canal treaty and negotiating That is jargon for campaigns in . t reflected in this statement. First, it The kingdom of God was initiated pumping like mad. to pitch the campaign on the purely sees the church as something apart, a lid on the horror weapons of which winners spent most of their for spiritual purposes. The saved are The chairman of the Democratic strategic war. speculative question of what BarrjC that exists to fill the needs of those added to the church, Acts 2:46, those time knocking their opponents. Goldwater might do if he was^ HARMSONS s td ts M a ze rs National Committee and the chair­ II who come expecting. Secondly, it The president’s men are saying, in It is as true in politics as in war deliverd from darkness are man of the Carter-Mondale cam­ elected. Richard Nixon, although heT- probably indicates that what is being effect, they expect the voters to res­ that those who plan such ventures translated into the kingdom. Col. paign committee have been saying did have a record in office to defend ~- • Wrinkle-resistant in sought is not within the role God gave pond positively to the message that most often try to pattern the next STATIONERS DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER . 3-pc. V e s t e d ! 1:13; through the church God makes essentially the same thing in recent managed the same turnabout feat in SINCE 1948 100% polyester to the church. Carter has turned in a pretty good campaign on the last successful one. Phone 649-5221 Free Front A Rear Parking known his manifold wisdom, Eph. weeks: 1972 against George McGovern.) 849 MAIN 8T Open 6 Days - Thursday Nights 111 9:00 | While Christ constituted the church record in dealing with some very dif­ It therefore is an odds-on bet that 3:10. To expect the church to fill the First, the country has some mean In any case, it will be interesting to^- DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER FIRST FOR EVERYTMNG FOR THEiRMlY & HOME SMCE • Easy Care Polyester e Easy to match in 5 as a visible entity, with an ficult issues in his first term. there is going to be a lot of negative 19111 secular needs of mankind is to be dis­ problems the Carter administration see how long the Carter partisans areTT organizational structure, yet it is This is a very high-minded ap­ .campaigning in 1980. • Solids, Stripes, Plaids Spring colors appointed. Fundamentally the has not been able to solve such as in­ able to operate on the lofty plane'; composed of its members. The proach to the usually low down The incumbent usually is at a dis­ church is not a social service institu­ flation and energy shortages, but the they have chosen to occupy in the! church, as Jesus intended it, can business of seeking elective office in advantage in such a situation. In this tion. To seek to make it such is con­ president isn’t trying to duck them or first months of the pre-campaign. Originally $140.00! Originally $60.00! never be an impersonal quantity, this country. If this remains the world of imperfect solutions ,to in­ fusing and ultimately dis-illusioning. look for “quick fixes” that will make A good guess; until the fir Especially separate from those seeking help. thrust of the Carter campaign, we tractable problems, the incumbent enUORMD! Eugene Brewer, Minister things worse in the long run. creditable Democratic challeng Instead, the kingdom of God, the should not be surprised — we should often is kept so busy defending his Church of Christ Second, Carter has ulready com­ announces against the president. church, is within the hearts of peo­ 394 Lydall St. record that he can’t seize the in­ for DAD...... CINCUUR OAW ple, binding them together in a com­ Manchester, Ct. 06940 9 9 .9 0 f f 3 9 ,9 0 mon cause. Service rendered by the from the Armotale Collection ELECTRIC The Lighter Side HEDGE TRIMMER Yesterdays One More for The Road Im ftsilirtsll: 3 25 Years Ago Diplomas are awarded to 265 East Catholic High School Seniors at the By DICK WEST McAugur when he never drove This date was a Sunday; The Herald “All I know is I started occasional­ old craving to go out for a spin came AND UP dress shirtSH fstip~ons anywhere he could walk. So I tracked did not publish. Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - I have a ly driving to work in the morning, over me. I’d go out and just sit behim I Sizes 8-12 10 Years Ago Sec. 'Thomas Dodd is present at Flag friend, McAugur, who sort of him down by phone. something I had never done before as the wheel for awhile, trying to resisi Regularly to $15.00! Miss Linda Larivee, Miss Nancy Day observance at Washington dropped out of sight for awhile this “Say it isn’t so, Virgil,” I pleaded. Our Best Seller at $38,951 School to assist in raising the flag he my neighborhood has excellent bus starting the engine. VARiABLl 8KI0 Wilson, Miss Pamela Moffat and spring. The other day I heard he had Whereupon, he told me the whole MVCMINQ OmU gave to the school which had flown service. Then I started taking drives “I’d break out in a sweat and my Miss Nancy Knight receive Cadette become a gasoholic. sordid story. over the rotunda of the Capitol while on weekends. trembling hand would automaticaUy Girl Scout First Class badges, the At first I couldn’t believe it. I know It began, he said, when he Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower was “If nothing came up for me to use reach into the pocket where I carried highest honor in Cadette Scouting. volunteered to take part in a 2 9 .9 0 lying in state. the car for. I’d invent something. my car keys. M 9 program to test an experimental fuel Taking a suit to the cleaners when it "I’d teU myself, "I’ll just run her made by blending gasoline with SCOOPS didn’t need pressing, going to yard back and fortt in the driveway a few IqrDon^Snqt alcohol: sales on the other side of town—any times; that can’t hurt anything.,; But Many Other Father's Day favorites from only $5.00! M!> FURTM£RM0R£. S0M£ A/^£RlCAR5 iM JMBW’S 1W£ AH he had to do was put gasohol in excuse at all to get out in the car. deep down I knew I was deluding OH. JW KNOW- his car and keep a record of how well SURFliiS U A REWtrOfOOR “Almost before I knew it, I was myself. I knew that about the second WHArpoiME? HARP WORK, the motor ran and how much mileage <19.95 ORSCRUPUIOUS IHPOSTRIAL averaging about five gallons a day time I got to the end of the driveway. AND UP t m m m he got. HKiH QU4imf And was driving steadily at all hours I’d back right on out into the street,”’ At that time, by his account, he ORIM? m m cf... of the day and night. The ultimate degradation was a I was consuming about five gallons a "It wasn’t long before 1 dropped all sort of lost weekend, during which he week, mainly for what he called STANLIV IS OZ STUL R E G A t ’S pretense of trying to justify the extra drove aimlessly around for 48 hours. social diring. POWERLOCK RULE HAMMm,e.g.i2rs driving. I was going on joy rides, Although he stiU has not stopped tfie S^ateli " HTirri' u'lniieit 1 ^ tiij .s/iop far men “I almost never drove during the pure and simple, and no longer tried driving entirely, he has rejoined a 1 tr ! day, but I frequently took the car out REO tlO J i MANCHESTERtVERNW to hide it.” car pool. GIFT SHOP in the evening to go to a movie, or out 903 MAIN-STREET J TRI-CITY PLAZA I said, “When did you first suspect I hope McAugur’s experience is not 977 MAIN STREET to dinner and stuff like that,” he said. OPEN Daily 9:30-5;30/Thurs.'til 9 / Daiiy10-9/Sat. ’til 5 ^ you were becoming a gasohoUc?” typical but I fear my grandfather DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER McAugur cannot pinpoint the exact "I guess it was the first time I tried was right. Old Cramps used to say OPEN MON..SAT. TIL 5:30; THURS. TIL 9 P.M. MANCHESTER HARDWARE time his driving habits changed. that gasoUne and alcohol don’t mix. 877 Main Street • Phone 643-4425 to cut down on my driving. When the - Fre« Parking Rear ol Our Slora — PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. June 13. lOT EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 13. 1979 - PAGE NINE fanel Appointments! Mancherter Police Report) Directors Table Herald Angle O i l I ■ ■ I l l t f S l MANCHESTER-PoliceMANCHESTER -Police reported shouting cries of police brutality, K c i ^ ^ 1 ^ I d VI RicC Muff Ball National League x i V / T T twotwo shoplifting shoplifting incidents incidents with with bizarre bizarre whichwhich could could be be heard heai^ throughout throughout the the A a C V J l V twists at the K-Mart store at 239 Easl MANCHESTER - Members of the how the new rules would .affect the store. Earl Yost Spencer St. Tuesday. Police said the handcuffed man W L Pet. GB town's Youth Commission will be ap­ reappointment of Anderson. other customer. You can’t very well St. Louis — Police said they arrested a 28-year- had to be dragged through the store Sports Editor 32 22 .593 pointed next month based on a new “As far as I'm concerned, we will By GREG PEARSON charge us for services we’re not old Storrs woman after a K-Mart corridor to the front door, all the Montreal- 31 22 .585 1/2 set of rules for making such ap­ reappoint Mr. Anderson,” Zinsser Herald Reporter receiving,” LaBelle said of the dis­ employee observed her allegedly time screaming that the officer was All Royals Needed Philadelphia 32 27 .542 2Va pointments. said. Stephen Penny, Democratic conceal two bracelets and a toy MANCHESTER - Conflict about trict’s maintenance and billing work. Pittsburgh 28 26 .519 4 chairman of the board, said the deci­ beating him. District President Gordon Lassow Amendments revising the rules of motorcycle underneath two empty sewer rates will continue for at least Chicago 25 29 .463 7 sion about the reappointment would Police also charged leon with said the town in the past has in­ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - with the ball ricocheting off Rice’s the commission were approved boxes in^a shopping cart and attempt another two weeks. Sanctions for All New York 23 32 .418 9‘/2 Tuesday night by the Town Board^of have to be made if and when it is resisting arrest and breach of peace. dicated the district is a partner in the Steve Braun was confident but glove for a three-base error. to leave the store without paying for The Town Board of Directors Perfect example of the Connec­ clinics anymore. “The kids today West Directors. “ proposed. He was released on a $500 surety sewage operation because of district “That’s the only place he (Wilson) the items. Tuesday night tabled setting sewer ticut AAU Long Distance Com­ want to hear from a younger guy. A for no good reason. W L Pet. GB The changes could lead to a possi­ It is possible the reappointment bond for a June 25 court appearance. payments to improve the system. can hurt you in the whole ballpark,” Najat N. Hewege was charged with rates for 1979-80 until June 26. It will mittee's desire for quantity instead lot of them never heard of Ted The Kansas City outfielder has Houston 36 27 .571 ___ ble showdown next month between would be opposed because the new In other matters, police made the “We have a letter signed by the said Lynn. “That’s his only power ... fourth degree larceny and was meet at 5 p.m. that day to set the of quality runs was in evidence last Williams. They think my ideas on hit­ never been considered a home-run Cincinnati 33 27 .550 V/z Democratic and Republican direc­ following arrests; last public works director (William that’s where he hits all his balls. I rules say police employees should be released upon a written promise to rates. ting are old-fashioned.” Hogwash. hitter during his eight-year major It was just Braun’s third homer of San Francisco 30 31 .492 5 tors over the reappointment of at advisory board rather than commis­ • Alyce Tucker, 36, of 214 Main St., Sunday. wasn’t going to let it get in the gap. I appear in East Hartford Superior The Eighth Utilities District has O’Neill) that says, 'Hi partner. Glad Williams is one of the best hitting league career and is even less of a the year and his second in Royals Los Angeles 29 34 .460 7 least one member. sion members. East Hartford, for issuing a bad Sanctions for runs were issued in might have screened Jimmy out.” Court June 25. protested the proposed sewer rates to have you,”’ Lassow said. coaches in the USA... Dennis McCoy, long ball threat in spacious Royals Stadium in three days. It came at the San Diego 28 35 .444 8 The primary change caused by the Zinsser wondered why any change check and for third degree larceny. Glastonbury and Litchfield. True, the “I missed it,” said Rice. “I have In a separate incident, Jose R. set for it by the town. The town is proposing elimination who collected six hits in his last four Stadium. expense of ace Boston reliever Dick Atlanta 22 37 .373 12 amendment is to establish an ad­ is needed in the regulations. He and Police said she was released on a two Connecticut communities are an no excuses. I should have had the Leon, 30, of Hartford, was arrested The town proposal, submitted by of discounts received in the past by at bats with East Catholic High’s Braun, in fact, went a full year Drago, who was eventually saddled visory board for the commission the other two Republican directors— $200 cash bond for a June 25 court hour's ride apart. ball. I lost the game for us.” Tuesday's Results after two store security guards Jay Giles, director of public works, large-use customers. The district has The Acme-Merit 6.2-mile run in varsity baseball team is the son of without hitting a home run in Royals with the loss in the 10th. New York 12, Cincinnati 6 made up of persons who work William Diana and Peter DiRosa — appearance. George Brett opened the 10th observed him allegedly place a three- sets base rate of 63.5 cents per 100 received such a discount. The dis­ Glastonbury attracted 1,003 runners Rockville (Vernon) Mayor Frank Stadium after he was acquired by “That’s the first time I can Philadelphia 4, Houston 0 regularly with youth in town, rais voted against the proposed change, • Nicholas F. Rago, 19, of 18 against Drago with a solid single to dollar item in his pocket. cubic feet of water used. Sewer counts are being eliminated at the with John Vitale, Bob Hensley, Dave McCoy. The youngster will be back Kansas City from the Seattle remember consciously trying for a San Diego 6, Pittsburgh 3 would include representatives from but the six Democrats favored it. Carroll Court, East Hartford, for center. Darrell Porter then Police said an officer responded to charges are based on water use. request of the M eral government. Mukon, Ray Crothers, Bruce Fieri next season ... Only one player with Mariners June 1, 1978. home run and getting it,” said Braun, attempted a sacrifice bunt but Los Angeles 9, St, Louis 3 such areas as the Police and Youth Democrat Betty Intagliata said the third degree burglary. Police said he the call and was ready to charge him was arrested on a warrant and The town proposal grants the dis­ Stephen Penny, chairman of the the Rockville Legion doesn’t have a Nonetheless, Braun unloaded a who has played in only 25 of Kansas San Francisco 7, Chicago 2 Services Departments. new rules would avoid the problems and Steve Gates the “name” dribbled the ball between first and with fourth degree larceny. released on a $500 cash bond. Court trict a six-cent per 100 cubic feet dis­ Town Board of Directors, said the runners. The 6.2-mile run in car or his driver’s license. The two-strike, two-out, two-run homer City’s 61 games thus far. ' second base for the shortest double of The advisory board will work ac­ that developed in connection with the previous discounts set up a situation Today's Games However, police said, the accused date is June 25. count. But, the district feels it should Litchfield drew Randy Thomas, Bob reason is plain. He’s only 15, Wayne in the bottom of the ninth inning “I always feel something big is his career. Brett then trotted home tively with the commission, but it Anderson appointment. receive even more of a discount. where homeowners outside the dis­ Atlanta (Matula 3-4) at Montreal was resisting arrest and began Hodge, Vin Fleming, Amby Burfoot Bray who flashed with the East Tuesday night to pull the Royals into going to happen in that kind of situa­ from third base with the winning run (Rogers 5-3), N will not have any voting power when Democrat Stephen Cassano said ‘T ve gathered not everybody trict paid more and subsidized and George Straznitskas as its top Catholic jayvee squad this spring ... a 6-6 tie with the Boston Red Sox and tion. I have confidence in myself as a on Cowens’ fly ball to right. Cincinnati (LaCoss 7-0) at New the commission makes decisions. the proposed changes were suggested agrees with my position, attorney homeowners within the district for Kansas City went on to win the game “names." That was the order of Baseball umpires receive $21 a game hitter. The way I’m hitting now, I’d Brett and Porter also knocked in York (Hausman 0-0), N Earlier this year, a dispute arose after discussions with the commis­ John LaBelle Jr., district counsel, sewer usage. finish, too. for American Legion games while 7-6 in the 10th on a sacrifice fly by Al be surprised if I didn’t get a hit. But a two runs each for the Royais, with Houston (Niekro 9-2) at when the Republicans appointed Alan sion, which has had problems ob­ Area Police Report told the board. He proposed a 44.7 “There was a fundamental un­ Cowens. The first four named are all varsity scholastic games found the homer— that’s something in the back Carl Yastrzemski clouting a 420-foot, Philadelphia (Ruthven 6-3), N Anderson, a member of the taining a quorum for its meeting. cents per 100 cubic feet charge for fairness in that,” he said. He said the “Steve told me when we were run­ national figures. arbiters drawing $32 each time out. of your mind. If it happens, it two-run homer for Boston that put Pittsburgh (Kison 3-2) at San Diego Manchester Police Department, to with operating under the influence of ning off the field (in the middle of the Hebron the district. most equitable solution would be to Vitale and Hensley hold a like dis­ happens.” the Red Sox ahead 6-4 in the eighth. (Owchinko 2-2), N the commission. Some directors and Fireworks Planned State police said a woman was un­ liquor or drugs, or both, and failure Judging from the reaction of board establish one sewer authority for the ninth) that if I got on base, he was, Almost as dramatic as Braun’s some members of the commission tinction. ' Notes Off the Cuff Al Hrabosky pitched one inning of St. Louis (Forsch 3-4) at Los EAST HARTFORD — For the third injured when her car hit a utility pole to drive right after Levine was in­ members, LaBelle’s assessment entire town. The district now is the going deep,” said Kansas City center homer was the way Wilson reached objected to the appointment because The AAU would most likely ap­ one-hit relief to up his record to 4-2 Angeles (Sutcliffe 6-4), N straight year, the town has selected Tuesday. volved in a one-car accident on Ver­ seemed accurate. They questioned authority for property north of Mid­ Former Manchester High basket­ fielder Willie Wilson. “I really didn’t base to keep the rally alive. With two for the Royals. Joel Finch pitched they felt the presence of a police of­ prove as many sanctions on the same Chicago (Krukow 2-5) at San Fran­ Ideal Display Co. of Moscow, Pa., to Carol L. Blanton, 32, of Old non Avenue. Court date, June 19. why the district should receive such dle Turnpike. ball standout Mike Quesnel has think about it, even when I was on out, Wilon lofted what looked to be a five innings of two-hit shutout relief ficer on the commission would in­ Also today at 8:30 a.m., William W. day as requested. cisco (Curtis 1-3), N handle the annual Fourth of July Colchester Road was driving south a large discount. Other directors questioned That's been the policy for years, transferred from the University of third. But when he hit it out, I routine fly ball to left-center. Boston in his major-league debut for the Red hibit the activities and discussion of fireworks display. on Old Colchester Road about 10:40 Kennan, 17, of 92 W. Main St., The 44.7 figure would only be whether the district can prove part Maine to Ithaca College. The 6-5 couldn’t believe it. That’s what I call outfielders Jim Rice and Fred Lynn the group. long before interest in road races Sox but was denied the victory by He said the firm did the same dis­ a m. when a pickup truck headed Rockville, was arrested on a slightly more than the 44 cents per ownership of the sewage system^ started its popularity climb. forward paced the Maine frosh in calling your shot.” converged on it but almost collided— Braun’s homer. American League Some commission members Superior Court bench warrant 100 cubic feet now charged the dis­ scoring two years ago. He sat out last East resigned because of the Anderson in­ play for the same price last year. north ran her off the road, police If only one race was sanctioned on The event is scheduled for July 4 at said. charging him with sexual assault in trict. the same date, quality fields would season under the eligibility transfer W L Pet. GB cident, but later rejoined the com­ Barbecue Tickets rule ... One Jai Alai performer 9 p.m. at McAuliffe Park. In case of Blanton was not injured. The truck the third degree in connection with The town’s proposed 57.5 figure be assured. Baltimore 38 22 .633 — mission. an incident May 9. Police said Ken­ EAST HARTFORD - There are making his home in Manchester is rain, it will be held July 5 at 9 p.m. at driver did not stop, police said. would boost the district’s annual As many as three and four sanc­ Boston 36 22 .621 1 Republican Carl Zinsser wondered nan is being held in lieu of a $2,500 still a few tickets available for the American-born James, born Peter Doug Flynn^s Home Run New York 33 27 McAuliffe Park. Vernon sewage bill from $140,400 to $183,500. tions have been issued on the same .550 5 bond and will be presented in L abile feels such an increase is chicken barbecue and strawberry James Turner. The 18-year-old has Milwaukee 32 29 .525 6V2 Police charged Peter Brack, 18, of date by the State AAU office ... for a Superior Court today. unfair. The district does shortcake fiesta Saturday at been a pro since 1977. At 6-1 and 195 Detroit 28 26 .519 7 32 Stuart Drive, Tolland, with fee. maintenance work on its own sewer Hillstown Grange, 617 Hills St, pounds he’s one of the biggest per­ Cleveland 28 30 .483 9 Obituaries evading responsibility in connection South Windsor lines. It also does its own billing and Servings will be at 4;30, 5:30 and formers and is now in his second year Toronto 17 44 .279 2IV2 with a hit and run accident June 7. Gregory S. Janty, 16, of 444 Avery Sparks Mets^ Big Inning has a indebtedness account for past 6:30 p.m. Tip from Top in Hartford ... Reader asks if CBS There were no injuries involved, St,, South Windsor, was arrested on W esi Noordendorp, Trombly, 57, funding it has provided for system For reservations, call Virginia Tip from the top; Ted Williams' sports commentator Pat Summerall w L Pet. GB police said. Court date is June 19. warrants Tuesday in connection with Lindsey at 528-6114 or Hazel Cooper advice to young baseball players — ever held a national tennis ranking. NEW YORK (UPI) - Doug San Diego downed Pittsburgh, 6-3, improvements, he said. California 36 25 .590 — Brack was released on promise to four separate incidents, police said. at 528-3257. “Get your hips into your swing. Beano Cook sends word from CBS Flynn joined the New York Los Angeles trounced St. Louis, 9-3, appear. Janty was charged with larceny by “The district is different from any National League Texas 32 27 .542 3 Area Official Was Printer Swing slightly up. You need quick that the former New York Giant and San Francisco dumped Chicago, possession, third-degree burglary, Mets two years ago but he Kansas City 33 28 .541 3 Police charged three persons hips to be a good hitter.” ... The kicking specialist is a top-notch 7-2. SOUTH WINDSOR - Christian never felt quite at home until Minnesota 30 27 .526 4 MANCHESTER — P erley A. Tuesday afternoon with possession of third-degree larceny, risk of injury to onetime Splendid Splinter, now player today who was ranked sixzh when a bases-loaded walk to Phillies 4, Astros 0 Noordendorp, 63, of 355 Beezlebub Chicago 29 30 .492 6 Trombly, 57, of 202 Henry St., owner- alcoholic beverages in Henry Park, a minor, and criminal mischief. carrying an extra few bulges around nationally as a junior player while at Tuesday night. pinch hitter Ron Hodges started Mike Schmidt slammed a two-run Road, a member of the South Wind­ Seattle 25 37 .403 IIV2 operator of the TNT Printers on East Rockville. The three charg^ were Police said the charges stem from Officers in ^Roundup' the waist, said during a visit at his Lake City High in Florida. The 10- Flynn smacked three hits, in­ homer and Bob Boone singled home sor Democratic Town Committee things off and helped send reliever Oakland 19 42 .311 17 Middle Turnpike, died suddenly Christine Mateychuck, 18, of Route cases involving a stolen motorcycle year NFL player has been with CBS cluding a three-run, inside-the-park two more runs to support the six-hit and former chairman of the town’s East Hartford motel after last Manny Sarmiento, 0-2, down to Tuesday at Manchester Memorial 74, Tolland; Rita Nadeaunage, 18, of in Vernon, two house breaks on 17 years. homer in a club record-breaking, 10- defeat. A two-run double by Frank pitching of Nino Espinosa, 6-5, and Tuesday's Results Public Building Commission, died week’s visit, he conducts few hitting Hospital after suffering a heart at- 5 Gary Road, Tolland, and Joseph Benedict Drive, and vandalism to a run sixth inning that carried the Mets Taveras, a two-run single by Richie pace Philadelphia over Houston. Seattle 5, Toronto 1 Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Honored by Directors tack. He was the husband of Mrs. Murphy, 19, of 90 Prospect St., mailbox on Birch Hill Drive. to a 12-6 victory over the Cincinnati Hebner, a sacrifice fly by Willie Mon­ I’adres 6, Pirates 3 Cleveland 11, California 10 Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Sage Trombly. Rockville. Their court date is June Janty was released on a $1,000 sur­ Detroit 9, Oakland 2 MANCHESTER — Four police of­ officers are Detectives Gary Benson Whalers Tab Hanglesben Reds” tanez and a run-scoring single by Gaylord Perry, 6-4, scattered 11 Anne Maxwell Noordendorp. Mr. Trombly founded the former ^2. ety bond for court appearance June Chicago 12, Baltimore 4 ficers involved in “Operation Roun­ and James Bowen and Officers “It’s the first time I felt like the Steve Henderson plated six more hits and Dave Winfield belted his 15th Mr. Noordendorp was one of six Print Mart, now known as Sterling At 4:43 a.m. today, police arrested 25. dup” were honored at Tuesday New York fans acknowledged I was runs and set the stage for Flynn, who homer to lift San Diego. New York 4, Minnesota 1 members of the Democratic Party Printing, in 1948 and operated it until Richard Levine. 40, of 248 Raymond Police said a Main Street resident Richard Busick and Theodore Kansas City 7, Boston 6 110) night’s meeting of the Town Board of Krysiewicz. here,” said Flynn, who came into the hit a shot to deep center and circled Dodgers 9, Cardinals 3 who were honored at its recent reported Tuesday that a pink, Texas 7, Milwaukee 6 1976, when he opened the TNT St.. Rocky Hill, and charged him Directors. Jay Giles, director of public works, game batting .215 and added a triple the bases with his second homer of Burt Hooton, 6-3, scattered nine dinner. He served as chairman of the Printers. wrought iron settee was stolen from Edmonton Fails and single to his rally-capping home hits and drove in two runs and Joe Foday's Gaines town Building Commission in 1971, That program resulted in the also asked for special recognition for the year. Believing that young people should his backyard. It is valued at $500. ^ run. The 10 runs was the most ever Ferguson and Ron Cey each had two- California (Aase 5-4 and Eddy 0-0), and had formerly been a candidate arrest of more than 40 youths, most citizens who served on the Water have a trade, he served for many “When the people stood up and scored by the Mets in an inning. run, bases-loaded singles to help Los at Toronto (Moore 0-0 and Willis 0-2), for the Board of Education. Obituaries Now You Know of whom were charged in connection Study Committee. The committee years in the Manchester High School J with burglaries to area homes. cheered (before his homer) I had “This should get Doug over the Angeles snap a three-game losing 2, N He was a past president of the reviewed proposals to improve the To Deliver cold chills running up and down my streak. Cooperative Occupational Education F R am A handful of Arctic lupine seeds Detective Capt. Joseph Brooks town’s water system. feeling that he can’t hit here at Oakland (Keough 0-8) at Cleveland Avery Street School PTA. He had Program. He had also been an in- , . _ back,” he continued. “These fans let Giants 7, Cubs 2 (Garland 2-7), N holds the world’s record for living in praised the work of the officers in­ The board also approved a resolu­ MONTREAL (UPI) — Just when it seemed like everyone Shea,” said Manager Joe Torre. also served as a Boy Scout leader in stru cto r at the Regional Oc- MANCHESTER - Joseph Eugene you know what they feel and I never Home runs by Bill North, Mike Ivie Seattle (Parrott 4-1) at Detroit an inert state; they sprouted in a dish volved in Operation Roundup. tion praising Assessor Ed Belleville. “This stadium has him a bit psy­ Manchester and was a member of the cupational Training Center of 126 Lydali St. died Mon- of warm water after lying frozen would have to forget about the unexpected and ease into a nice, got a response like that before.” and Jack Clark backed the nine-hit (Wilcox 4-4), N Order of the Arrow. The directors approved a two-day Belleville is resigning at the end of ched.” A past president of Manchester Manchester Memorial deep in the Arctic tundra for 10,000 routine merger, NHL President John Ziegler brought up the fact The Reds had rallied for five runs In other National League games, pitching of Bob Knepper, 6-2, and Baltimore (Stone 4-5) at Chicago Mr. Noordendorp was born in leave for the four officers, who were the month to take a job in Keene, Rotary Club, he had presented the d ' i, • o n o- years. the whole thing was snagged. to take a 5-2 lead in the top of the Philadelphia blanked Houston, 4-0, took San Francisco past Chicago. (Howard 1-2), N Jakarta, Indonesia, and educated in honored formally at the meeting. The N.H. Rotary’s Scholarship Awards for the I" “We had hoped that the granting of New York. New York (Beattie 3-3) at Holland, where he received a degree past several years. Since joining f the franchises would take place here John Ferguson, general manager Minnesota (Zahn 4-1), N in naval engineering from Delfziji Rotary 14 years ago, he had attended in Montreal,” he said. “However, not of the Winnipeg Jets, said late Boston (Renko 4-2) at Kansas City Naval College. He was employed as a all its district conferences until this was employed by all of the necessary documents were Tuesday he will select Peter Marsh (Gura 3-5), N 4th officer by the Holland-American year. He was a member of Second " Connecticut, previously completed and thus this aspect of the as the No. 1 pick in the draft. Anderson’s Availability Milwaukee (Haas 3-5) at Texas Lines from 1936 to 1938, when he Congregational Church. working as a bus driver for the Ai S A n (Jenkins 7-2), N expansion has been postponed.” Marsh, a 22-year-old right wing, moved to Java and was a tea planter smrars ... He was born Aug. 10 1922 in Connecticut Co. for many years. He , The reason? Edmonton, the richest scored 43 goals and had 23 assists for from 1938 to 1941. Philadelphia, Pa., and had lived in was a Navy veteran of World War II. of the four new franchises and poten­ the now-defunct Cincinnati Stingers During World War II, he served as Manchester most of his life. He was a He is survived by two sons, tially one of the richest in any league, in 1978-79. Reason Moss Let Out a radio operator with The Richard Barr of Manchester and Navy veteran of World War II. falM to deliver a $5 million line of The Jets claimed Marsh from Cin­ Leaders Netherlands Royal Engineers in the He is also survived by a son, John Barr of West Hartford; a WHY PAY MORE? credit. cinnati in the WHA dispersal and DETROIT (UPI) - The than two hours after giving the gate 1 got the impression after talking to East Indies. Captured by the daughter, Mrs. Patricia Beauchemin Preston A. Trombly of Manhattan, Edmonton has until June 22 to made arrangements with Montreal, reason Les Moss was fired as to Moss only 53 games into the Sparky that he wanted to make a Batting Japanese, he was a prisoner of war N. Y.; two sisters. Miss Lisa Trombly of Kemmerer, Wyo.; four sisters, produce the money, and according to which owned his NHL rights, to keep season. decision of some kind this week.” from 1942 to 1945, and was held in Mrs. Blanche Pilkin and Mrs. IDEAL GIFTS FOR - - - manager of the Detroit Tigers .National Leaf^ue of Manchester and Ms. Linda Gacoin them, it shouldn’t be any problem. him. Although Moss’ record was a That can be translated to mean G AB H Pet. camps in Java and Japan until Beatrice Bowen, both of Hartford, can pretty much be summed of Lebanon; three brothers, Spencer And the expansion draft scheduled Barring a double-cross, the rest of modest 27-26, Detroit seemingly had other teams had sought permission Rose, Phil 60 232 82 ,353 rescued by the Americans and taken J. Trombly of Niantic, Gerald Mrs. Alice Labbe of Meriden and ___ DAD, GRADS or BRIDES. for Wednesday morning was allowed the first round will go like this: left up in two words: Sparky righted itself after some early- from General Manager Dick Wagner to the Philippines. Mrs. Mary Young of Somerset, Winfield, SD 63 241 85 .352 Trombly of San Diego, Calif., and E. to proceed. The selections will wing Cam Connor will go to Edmon­ Anderson. season problems and run off an 11-5 of the Reds to talk to Anderson, who Hendrick, St. L 55 191 67 .351 He settled in the United States in Gene Trombly of Gibbstown, N.J.; Mass.; and six grandchildren. become final when the franchises are ton; defenseman Alan Hangsleben to record. was still technically under contract 1946 and lived in Manchester for two The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 12" BLACK & WHITE i r COLOR T.V. 19" COLOR T.V. Anderson, 45, who less than 200 Mazzilli, NY 56 215 74 .344 and three grandchildren. 100% SOLID 8TATB 100% SOLID STATE granted. Hartford; and left wing Alain Cote to days ago was expecting to continue However, Campbell said he was to them. Templeton. St. L 53 226 75 .332 years before coming to South Wind­ The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at a.m. from the Fisette-Batzner T.V. “We will meet the deadline,” said Quebec. “not satisfied with the progress” of Moss, 54, former manager at two sor in 1958. Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hart­ MANUFACTURER’S SUGGESTED his long career as manager of the Foster, Cin 52 197 65 .330 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. 100% SOLID STATE MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED owner Peter Pocklington, who is The order will reverse itself in the Cincinnati Reds, was handed a five- the American League East’s fifth- stops in the Detroit farm system un­ 54 187 60 .321 He is also survived by a son, ford, with a mass at the Church of LIST PRICE $^9. LIST PRICE $39S.08 Simmons, St. L The Rev. Dr. James MacLauchlin, THE PERFECT SECOND SET. worth about $50 million, mostly in second round and continue to reverse year contract Tuesday calling for an place team and indicated it was a til being chosen to succeed Houk 55 231 74 .320 Christiaan Noordendorp of Our Lady of Sorrows, Hartford, at 9. Moreno, Pit pastor of Second Congregational real estate. “We did not know until until each incumbent NHL squad has estimated $125,000 annually to try general disenchant­ when he retired at the end of last Knight, Cin 60 219 70 .320 Merrimack, N.H.; a daughter, Wen­ Burial will be in East Cemetery. SAVE Church, will officiate. Burial will be this morning that additional proof of lost four players. No team may lose and duplicate his National League ment with the way season, indicated after absorbing the 63 254 81 .319 dy Noordendo^ of Manchester; a 0 SANYO $4Q00 m. Garvey, LA in Buckland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral continuing financial responsibility more than one goalie without its per­ success. the Tigers news of his firing he would accept an brother, Hendrik Noordendorp of "The ‘40" .American League Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF TIMER *388 was needed.” mission. He will take two days to clean up responded to Moss offer to remain in the organization — G AB H Pet. Hague, Netherlands; and three The family suggests that any LIONT SENSOR CORRECT PICTURE * " * • TONIMO home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 •U IIT IN TELESCOPINQ ANTENNA “It was not in anything presented For weeks, the new clubs have his business affairs in California — especially the probably as a scout. 57 218 80 .367 granddaughters. memorial gifts may be made to the BRIQHTNESS Smalley, Min p.m. to me in the Chicago meeting,” said iriade handshake deals with the es­ before taking command of the Tigers young pitchers — “Let’s face it, what the hell,” Moss Kemp, Det 51 188 67 .356 Burial will be private at the con­ The family suggests that any Newington Children’s Hospital. Pocklington, and NHL sources tablished clubs and this mainly rather than any one said. ‘Td have liked to have had a venience of the family. 0 SANYO 0 SANYO Thursday, when Detroit hosts Seat­ Carew, Cal 51 186 66 .355 memorial gifts may be made to the agreed that this should be no more benefitted Montreal. The Canadiens tle. specific item. full-year shot at it just like anybody Downing, Cal 54 194 67 .345 Friends may call at the Samsel- Card of Thanks Special Savings Special Savings Juvenile Diabetes Research Founda­ than a momentary snag. owned the rights to 17 WHA players, “If Sparky hadn’t been available, 1 And, too, there else who starts the season. But that's Bochte, Sea 58 206 70 .340 Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 We wfth to thank our many relativea, Irlenda and tion, 999 Asylum Ave., Hartford. Interestingly, the deadline is just and even though they reclaimed just wouldn’t have made the change,” was the availability the way it goes. 53 153 51 .333 Buckland Road, today and Thursday neighbors for their expressions of kindness shown Wilson, KC during our recent bereavement. three days before the Board of four, they made deals for the control President-General Manager Jim of Anderson. “It was quite unexpected. The Pryor, Chi 54 173 57 .329 from 7 to 9 p.m. The Reds won Anderson The Family of Henry Krajewski Governors is scheduled to meet in of virtually ah the rest. Campbell of the Tigers admitted less progress of the ballclub was the only Brett, KC 61 256 84 .328 The family suggests that any Public Hearing Set five division titles and four NL pen­ thing that was brought up. He said 58 225 73 .324 memorial gifts may be made to the Rice, Bos In Memoriam nants - 1970, 1972, 1975 and 1976 - the progress should have been better Lansford, Cal 61 250 80 .320 American Red Cross, Farmington EAST HARTFORD - The Inland *77.00 the latter two culminating in World and that was it.” In loving memory of our son, Wayne R. Wright Home Runs Avenue, Farmington; American Wetlands Commission Tuesday night who passed away May 27,1978. Series’ triumphs. His 863-586 record “I told him we’d take care of his Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., Tracewski Enjoys Stint National League — Kingman, Chi voted to schedule a public hearing for Death Is a heartache that no one can heal. at Cincinnati represents a .596 win­ (one-year) contract,” Campbell said. 20; Schmidt, Phil 18; Lopes, LA 17; Manchester; or to the American BIG6EST DISPLAY EAST OF THE RIVER! July 12 on an application by P £ Z And memories are keepsakes that no one can steal. ning percentage — the highest of any “Les is a good baseball man. I have Simmons, St.L 16; Winfield, SD 15. Heart Association of Greater Hart­ Realty to build a concrete culvert Beautiful memories are all that we have left. manager active in 1978. Of the dear one we loved and will never forget. great respect for him.” American League — Lynn, Bos 16; ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. '2 YEAR PARTS AHD LABOR EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE! over the Burnham Brook. “I couldn’t wait,” Campbell Apparently, however, he has much Singleton, Balt 14; Grich, Cal, Mother and Dad As Interim Tiger Boss explained the out-of-the-blue move. greater respect for Anderson as a Thomas, Mil and R.Jones, Sea 13. DAR Picnic • ■ A N V O horns sfitsrtsbi' •«ANVO msni systtvn with 8-track # S A N V O AM/FM mude Nw ^ B A N V O horns “I had to make a decision right now. manager. •yMtm wKh buINHn c a u w . sfltsrtalnmsnt system features AM/FM Stereo Receiver Mariners 5, Blue Jays t MANCHESTER playsr, AM/FM starso rseshrsr with Caesette Record Deck end NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick and 3-spssd rseord changsr. tMonUr and .uiomallc tacord 8-trsck reeorder/playsr and Dan Meyer drove in two runs with Members of Orford Parish changsr. 3-speed chenger. 3-8peed Automatic Chenger. Tracewski who took over the American League Chapter, DAR, will hold Detroit Tigers’ managerial a homer and single to back the six-hit Sports Slate their annual potluck picnic EAST HARTFORD MDGET pitching of Glenn Abbott. Guidry Hurts Back Thursday at noon at the spot Tuesday after Less Moss Rangers 7, Brewers 6 was fired had a hard time get­ RBI singles by Lou Whitaker and Radio, TV Tonighl home of Mrs. Charles Steve Kemp. Buddy Bell’s bases-loaded single 8:30 - Red Sox vs. Rovuls, Treat, 6 Hebron Road, ting his signals straight. Rookie P at Underwood, 2-0, with one out in the bottom of the In Yankee Triumph Gh.22, WTIG Bolton. FOOTBAU LEAGUE MC. ninth inning capped a three-run rally However, the third-base coach has making his second start of the year, 8:30 • Yanks vs. Tuins, Cli.ll, and handed the Brewers their fourth BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) — Manager Bob Lemon of the Members are asked to a 1-0 record as of Tuesday night when had a three-hitter until the A’s scored WINF ... New York Yankees said pitcher Ron Guidry apparently hurt his bring items for a white Rusty Staub drove in three runs with their runs on Larry Murray’s two-run straight loss. 8 - Soever: Cosmos vs. Rougli •naaaUikUipRiaF White Sox 12, Orioles 4 elephant auction. - -.•nMsbokUifniCh- M U a i M F a a M a homer and double to lead Detroit to double in the sixth. But Staub laced a back Tuesday night making “a hard throw on a good play to first Neeks, Cli.9 • hst’tatnrd ad fws CMadaM.UaMw a 9-2 victory over die Oakland A’s. Chet Lemon drove in three runs — TRYOUTS eaM e iMir* > KPW r«a bases-loaded double in the bottom of base.” Ladies Guild V tand CwaMk UR ‘179« two with a bases-loaded single in a went on. • li J i l a i a M M * r , “Every time a hit-and-run situa­ the inning for two more runs and the Fast Pitch iij Jans e NH Sn 99»* seven-run second inning as Chicago Guidry was carried from the Darryl Jones led off the ninth in­ MANCHESTER - St. V. tion came up early. I’d automatically Tigers added another run in the EOjlMAL'S GIRLS Saturday, June 16 snapped Baltimore’s six-game win­ stadium on a stretcher and was taken ning with a double off Koosman and Maiw’s Episcopal Church glance in to see if the sign was on,’’ eighth” to Fairview Southdale Hospital for scored what proved to be the winning Formal’s Inn Penguins opened Ladles Guild will meet 1:00 p.m. McAuliffe Park said Tracewski, who will manage the "That was fun,” said Tracewski, ning streak. season in the Capital Regipn Girls’ Thursday at 11 a.m. FORMER NORMAN'S oberservation on an undetermined in­ run on Roy White’s single. Sunday, June 17 club until new Manager Sparky who grew up with Anderson in the Indians 11, Angels 10 Fast Pitch League last night with a Members are asked to LOCATION I-8A EXIT Andre Thornton singled home Bob­ jury to his lower back. Chris Chambliss grounded .out Anderson takes over Thursday. Los Angeles Dodgers organization. 22-15 duke over Vernon at Vernon bring gifts for prizes for 1:00 p.m. Hockanum School by Bonds from second base, capping Guidry pitched seven innings, after Jones doubled, then White At fiieUiPtKj niH T r Of n i l He joked, “But all I saw was "Happiness is a seven-run lead in the allowing four hits and Minnesota’s singled in Jones. White then ad Middle School. the picnic. Attend One Onlyl a three-run rally in the ninth inning to FAtKIRC (coach Ed) Brinkman’s ugly face.” ninth Inning. Now I’ve got a streak to only run. Reliever Ron Davis worked vanced to second when Bucky Dent Kathy Cooney rapped four hits in­ The Tigers didn’t have to worry lift Cleveland over California. Hillstown Grange Ages 9 (by December 31) thru 445 HARTFORD RD. l/l/MANCHESTER keep alive.” the last two innings and got credit for walked and scored on Mickey Rivers’ cluding a homer, Lisa Tilden, Marcy about scratching out runs against 14 (by November 1) ^ g g PIOPU WHO BKIHC YOU L OW PRICES & PERSONAL SERVICE In other AL games. New York Classy Field the Yankees’ 4-1 victory over the single. Dent scored the final run on a and Beth MacDonald each added EAST HARTFORD - Oakland when Staub blasted his fifth defeated Minnesota, 4-1, Seattle got v roo Mtvi a MASrai v«a, iawaauh free service g . y qqqt Twins and Jerry ^oosman. wild pitch by reliever Mike Marshall, three hits and Lisa Tilden.and Liz Hillstown Grange will hold All will be picked for a teemi homer off loser Craig Minetto, 1-2. past Toronto, 5-1, Texas edged NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Top- m ^ m A CAtO. AAiaXA. (xrtlis. 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Bascaran-Saru 8-ZabaJa-Pierre TEL 869-4120 Subs Z^ai Subs /idaica-laYier 1 Sabs Ouranya-Zaqui Saturday 9: am to 9; pm PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Wed., June 13, 1979 Cattanach H e ra lJ) Explains CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUMMER WORK AVAILABLE - You earn $5.33 hourly, full or part time. Over MACHINIST- Experienced His Stand 18. Car necessary. Academic CLERK / TYPIST PART Htip WtnlPd lathe operators, set-up and HEBRON - David Cat­ credits / profit options also TIME- Mature, responsible work from blueprints. First self-starter. Experienced in tanach is taking exception ADVERTISING available. Call W.E.A.I. shift. Overtime available. Distributors, 9 to 5 PM. 872- General Office Procedures. to statements made by DEADLINE NURSES AIDES- Full time, Paid health insurance. Also 2128. Typing 60-70. Pleasant out­ all shifts. Experience part time retired machinist. Richard M. Grant, chair­ 12:00 noon the day before going personality, public con­ preferred, but training will be Inquire Chapel Tool Co., 81 PA R T TIM E H E L P IN tact. Salary DOE. Call 649- man of the Board of publication. Woodland Street, Manchester. Deadline lor Saturday and Mon­ given. Apply in person: East HAYING - in person: 6819, for interview. Finance, and attributed to 646-5836. day is 12:00 Noon Friday. Hartford Convalescent Home, 364 Bidwell S t r e e t , him. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ KEEP SMILING) TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED Manchester. Grant, at a joint meeting ford. WANTED MACHINE KEEP HAPPY PLEASE READ for wholesale furniture. OPERATOR To run ufiique of the finance board, and Deliveries in New England PART TIME Work from home automatic Silkscreeen Prin­ the Board of Education, area from Vernon. Apply at: on the phone servicing our SECRETARY ting Equipment. Good called to discuss the educa­ YOUR AD 170 Tunnel Rd. Classified ads are taken over the customers in your spare time. working conditions and Com­ tion budget, said the phone as a convenience. The 249-7773. RDDKKEEPER pany Benefits. Please apply in CONGRATULATIONS INSURANCE AGENCY $T00L8 — CAMPINQi superintendent said the Herald is responsible for only person at: Electrocal, 78 JOYCE! [EaUIPMENT - COMPLETE one Incorrect Insertion and then looking for general insurance school board could “live ATTENTION - Need 2 people Edwin Road, South Windsor. HOU*E QOOD* MI*C. only to the size of the original In­ help. Typing required. 8 to 5, Monday thru Friday. I over 21. Immediate employ­ Connecticut. “An Equal Op­ ‘ JUNE 14III - ISIh - ISth with" the proposed budget. sertion. Errors which do not Homeowners and automobile Good typist and good with It was a good deed. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD ment. This is not a fancy ad, portunity Employer”, Could help to sell your items »-5 ft Cattanach, who was not lessen the value of the adver­ we simply want a person who experience preferred however figures. Pleasant on phone. SUNDAY MORNINO ft tisement will not be correcled by faster, rent your room quicker at that meeting, said that needs a permanent job. Ad­ will train right person. Jewell- Experienced only. Please The Mortgage 47JiN»EN»jj;ANC^ an additional Insertion. England Insurance Agency, and bring you better results! his attitude concerning the vancement opportunity. Call call Department Ask the Herald Classified Ad between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - 646-4662, proposed budget was not taker about details. Put the 528-3869. E.O.E. 6 4 9 -8 6 9 1 TAG SALE- THURSDAY STAR to work for you! Phone THREE ROOMS, HEAT, hot that the board could live LEGAL SECRETARY- For FULL TIME FLORAL AND FRIDAY. June 14-15. 65 A & B COOLING 643-2711. water, stove refrigerator, Lost and Found Real Estate Department in ASSISTANT & Hawthorne Street, with it or that he could BABYSITTER NEEDED- carpet. $220. Adults only. No medium size East Hartford SALESPERSON - Inclueds SUNDAY JUNE 17 Manchester. Miscellaneous accept it, but rather one Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- STRAWBERRIES- PICK pets. 3rd floor. Centrally LOST - Long-haired male cat, 0767. Law Firm. Must have Saturday and one night. Apply and collectable items. YOUR OWN. Free containers. that indicated that the located. Security deposit. Call Apartments For Rant S3 Otfices-Stores lor Rent 55 black and grey with white experience, and excellent EXPERIENCED in person: Flower Fashion, 85 Congratulations Reasonable. Rain or shine. No children under 14. Open 8 situation seemed more 6467690. ehin, white chest and white MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR skills. Salary commensurate SALESPERSON WANTED. East Center Street, ALUMINUM Sheets used as to 8, or until picked out. Clark FOR RENT - Industrial 12 sq. flexible than had been paws. Bolton, Manchester DOCTORS OFFICE, with skills. Call Paula at 289- Must be over 18. Interviews in Manchester. RANDY GRAY plates, .007 thick TAG SALE - June 16, & 17. 9 - Street, South Windsor, off of BRING ROVER - Extra large vicinity. 646-1957. 8625. FATHERS DAY 4. 70 Otis St. Corner of Otis LANDLORDS- List ail your 3 rooms, all appliances. Call ft. new building. 647-9137. stated previously or com­ ROCKVILLE - M onday, person only. "My Store For 1x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Burnham Street. and Forest Street, Rear. Fur­ vacancies with us for FRlREE! for info. $200’s. (452-1). Rental municated to the Board of Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Levis” Manchester Parkade. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be 100s of qualified tenants LOST - Gold pin, birds on 12 to 6. Send resume to Box LEGAL SECRETARY For On Your Graduation From Surprise, And Please Dad, or picked up before 11 a.m. niture, household items, two Assistors, small fee. 2365646. Education: that I was en­ branch. Sentimental value. Senior Partner in medium COLLECTIONS bikes, clothing, mis­ waiting. Call Rental ROCKVILLE 20x60 CENTER CC, c/o Manchester Herald. O IL B U R N E R Manchestor High Schooll Grandad With A HAPPY AD. ONLY. Assistors, 9 to 9, 236-5646. - 17 West Main Street. Full couraged by the clarifica­ Reward. Shopping area. Call size East Hartford Law Firm. SERVICEMAN - Excellent Experience is a help but cellaneous. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- First floor. Mature adults. No basement, parking, im­ tion: and that I would dis­ 649-7948 after i 5 PM. SECRETARY - Full time. General Practice. Must have opportunity for dependable not a necessity. (One Year Ago) They Start For As Little As $2.50. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - MOVE RIGHT IN - Kids ok. 5 pets. Security deposit and mediate occupancy. M . I. cuss the issues and the new Some shorthand required. experience, and excellent experienced licensed ser­ Join our modern, Good condition.Good for IMPOUNDED - Young Ger­ Too bad a clerical error deprived you of Senior rooms with garage. Only $250. references. Call mornings or Kaplan owner, 232-9041. South Windsor Bank & Trust skills. Salary commensurate viceman to grow with long es­ progressive agency. Plea­ ather’s Day Happy Ads Will Run Sat June 16th plating, or welding. Call 646 TAG SALE- 10 AM to 4 PM, information with the board man short-haired Pointer. with skills. Call Linda at 289- (464-1). Rental Assistors, after 4 p.m., 649-1265. Co. Main office, i^ply in per­ tablished firm. Benefits in­ sant working conditions, Class Activities, and forced you to receive your 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, June 16 small fee. 2365646. Resort Property chairman: and that it gave Male. Brown and white. Cail son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd. 8625. U PICK clude fully paid Blue Cross, competitive salary and Diploma exactly one year late, even though you & 17. Rain or shine. 21 Grif- Homes lor Rent For Rent 56 us a better chance than I Andover Dog Warden. South Windsor. Between 9 AM CMS, Life and Major Medical -^'Deadline Is Ndod Friday^ MOLDED FORMICA top and 54 benefit^ plan are featured. were qualified to graduate In June 1978. You’re still fing Road, Manchester. MOVE TODAY - and save. had seen before for resolu­ and 3 PM. SECURITY OFFICERS - Insurance, holidays, un­ JUNE IBth ' paneled bar with two shelves I AT THE CORN CRIB IMPOUNDED - Young black Immediate employment full For appointment. Call tops In your class with usi One bedroom, heat included. EXTRA LARGE 3 CAPE COD, DENNISPORT - tion of the problem. iforms, sick days Etc, Contact and four stools. $175. 646-6028. TAG SALE-102 Oxford Street, Just $175. (506-2). Rental 2 two bedroom cottages, Labrador T Retriever, MECHANIC NEEDED- To and part time positions Mitchell Fuel Co., Inc., 1209 Mr. Powers 289-0256. Phone 643-2711 BEDROOM HOUSE - With Cattanach said he Manchester. Saturday June Assistors, small fee. 2365646. den, fireplace and acreage. sleeps 5 and 6. 4/10 or a mile female. Call Andover Dog work 4 hours per day. Must available. Complete Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink Capitol City 16th., from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 (4764) Call Rental Assistors, to ocean. $190 and $225 per recognized then, as he does Warden, 742-7194. |;now construction equipment. backround check done. sor. 644:2561. Coat, excellent condition. Size p.m. Rain Date, Saturday Weapons permit required, . Best Wishes, For Aulfttance In Placing Your Ad; RESPONSIBLE ROOMATE small fee. 236-5646. week in season. Call after 6 now, that he has no Have own toois. Send resume Adlustmant Ruraau 12 or 14. $800. 8762344. June 23rd. WANTED TO share large PM. 644-2893. Peraonala to: P.O. Box 8, Coventry, Applyoly only if you meet The Copelands and the Madsens Buckland Road authority to committ the N.C. LATHE HAND Ask For Tina, Joa or Sue house near lake. Located in E. ROOMATES WANTED TO Conn., 06238. requirements. For interview J NELCO SEWING MACHINE- TAG SALE- Several families. So. WIndaor Board of Education to a RIDE WANTED TO Hampton. $150 com plete. SHARE - Conveniently ______can 236-6117. TURRET LATHE LEGAL SECRETARY for Built - in button holer, Baby, household, rug, chair, position on its budget HAMILTON STANDARD, Open Dally Days call Robert at 871-1601. located 7 room house in CARD GALLERY- Full time East Hartford law firm. Some decorative stitches. Excellent miscellaneous. Saturday, Windsor Looks, 7:30 to 4:00. ENGINE LATHE 8 to S Manchester. Utilities, proposal, nor does the Assistant Manner. Also: GLAZIER- Experienced in all real estate experience condition, including cabinet. 16th. 41 Wilfred Road. Call 643-5686. and 474 MAIN STREET - Second parking. No pets. $150 board have the authority to Part time Sales Clerk, Apply phases of glass and metal required. Call Arline at 528- Private Instructlona IS Homes For Sale 23 Household Goods 40 Household Goods 40 $150. 649-6437. WEST DENNIS, MASS. - work. Manchester location. floor. 3 room heated apart­ monthly. 646-3538. decide for the public w hat ...... i? A SANDRLASTER 9751. ment. No appliances, no pets. Nicely furnished 3 bedroom Benefits. Send brief work RYE STRAW for mulch or I . . Broad Street, Manchester so Hour*. Paid Holiday* ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Security, tenant insurance Cottage. $225 weekly. is approvable Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagos 8 Parkade,. Manchester, Conn. record to Box K, c/o VOICE, PIANO Instructions. whatever. $2.50 per bale at BOLTON - 3 room year round Minimum 2 weeks. Call 649- Exc*ll*nl GENERAL MECHANIC - REFRIGERATORS Custom made draperies, slip­ TAG SALE- Moving. Selling required. $225/monthly. Call cottage. Couple preferred. 1- He said his major con­ Manchester Herald. Former faculty New York Washers / Ranges, used, everything. June 1617. Satur­ farm. Will deliver minimum 8760. GOVERNMENT ln*uranc* B*n*fit* Full time days, paid CMS, covers and upholstery. Budget 646-2426 from 9 - 5. 223-4460. 7 to 9 AM. cern was, and is, that no BABYSITTER NEEDED- Music and Art High School. guaranteed and clean. New 10 bales, local area. 875-7308. GUARANTEED BUSINESS Blue Cross and Life In­ MANCHESTER Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 MUST SEE! LADIES SHOE6 day / Sunday, 10-6 PM. 156 Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. AUTO MECHANIC- Apply In Panon Professional Singer/Pianist. shipment damaged, G.E & Wanted to Rent 57 programs are lost because LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. surance. Amerbelle Corp. 104 ADELAIDE ROAD or 646-1000. AH styles. Small Sizes. Maple Street, East Hartford. BOLTON- 4 Room Ranch. to 10 p.m. Own transportation. Experienced in all phases of METRONICSINC East Main Street, Rockville. 644-8597, FRIGIDAIRE. low prices. Rain-June 24-25. Antiques 43 of budget cuts. He said that Phone 281-4112. auto repair. Must nave own Prestigious Area. Park-Like Clothing and accessories. 389 Lake privileges. No pets. $300 Call 649-6022. Friday: Apply between 9 /tM and 4:30 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main BATHROOM SET- (tub, sink, MIDDLE AGED BUSINESS administratively it is his tools, imply in person at R&G RT. 6 ft 44-A Setting. 3 of 4 bedrooms on Forbes Street, East Hartford. monthly, including heat. Will weekends anytime. PM. E.O.E. PRIVATE SWIMMING Street, 643-2171. commode). Salmon pink. TAG SALE - June 15 & 16. WANTED: Antique furniture, SINGLE WORKING GIRL MAN wants to rent clean responsibility to do the •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto Service, 436 Center . BOLTON CT. 06040 LESSONS - Certified instruc­ first floor, 2 baths, oversized 2 Please call 569-2645. glass, pewter, oil paintings or accept 1 child. Call 742-6736. room in private home, car garage, double driveway. Excellent condition. $100.00. Assorted items. 4 Windemere DESIRES SAME TO share best possible job of living SEWERS- Experienced on In­ Street. tor. Experienced in dealing other antique items. R. expenses in 2 bedroom apart­ Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ □ EMPLOYMENT SECRETARY- Manchester Excellent condition! $85,000. Call 643-4762. DINING ROOM SET - 5 Street, off Broad Street, TWO BEDROOM HOME - within whatever budget is dustrial Sewing Machines. Law Office. No Legal with all ages and handica^ed Manchester. Harrison, 643-8709. ment in Cromwell. Pool, ten­ try area. 742-9865. 9 AM to 12 Will train if necessary. Good LOCAL LAW OFFICE persons. Scaled prices. Mark Call owner 649-8502 for ap­ chairs, table and buffet. COLUMBIA LAKE - $350 per Noon only. TOOL AND CUTTER experience required. Start WE BUY AND SELL USED nis courts. Only 15 minutes to month, excluding heat and approved at a town Help Wanted 13 starting pay for the right peo­ Seeking full-time employee. Meridy, 646-8139 evenings. pointment. Principles only. Refrigerator and stove. Call Wanted to Buy 49 GRINDER, must be able to early August, Call 643-7779. "SLEEP LIKE A BABY” on FURNITURE. One piece or 6463327. Hartford. Call 5663310 or 635- utilities. References and m eeting. ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday Good typing skills essential. 1380 after 5 PM. BAND SEEKS SECURE work from blueprints on flat 284 ANDOVER LAKE ROAD- this Queen Size (off the floor) entire household. Cash on the security required. 742-7165. The third town meeting TOOLMAKERS - Machinists, thru Friday. Apply in person Shorthand helpful. Write Box forms etc. 50 hour week, all Schoola-Claaaea 19 Water Bed, complete for only PLACE to practice in JJ, c/o Manchester Herald. Year round home on beautiful line. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. DELIVERING DARK LOAM is scheduled for June 18 at Apply 81 Commerce Street, at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent benefits, apply in person: C & $300. Please call after 5:30 TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday Manchester or immediately FOR THE BEST - Manchester iakefront lot. $45,900. Call 742- - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also and Sunday. June 15, 16 & 17, Otilces-Stores for Rent 55 surrounding area. Steve 64'f- 8 p .m . a t th e H eb ron Glastonbury. PTG Street, Manchester. Equal W Manufacturing Co., 74 p.m., at 649-9399. If no answer, COMPANY, Telephone 633- Opportunity Employer M/F. NURSES AIDES - Part time EXPEHEIKXD Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 9169, owner. sand, gravel and stone. 643- 10 - 5. Household & camping RIGHT FRONT FENDER 9883, Andy 643-2799. 6 to 9 PM. Elementary School. Eastern Boulevard Glaston- please try again. 9504. For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. MANCHESTER- Main Street 7631. and full time - all shifts. Enjoy bury. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ item s. D esk. 225 Parker SEEKING PROFESSIONAL Cattanach said just working in a very pleasant troductory lesson with this ad. WILLINGTON- Stunning Street, Manchester. Please call 644-3205. WOMAN over 21 to share modem office available. 400 WANTED TO RENT - FOUR EXPERIENCED LATHE NURSE AIDES and home-like atmosphere, Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Contemporary on wooded set­ apartment in East Hartford. sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ because it is his repson- CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC OPERATORS & TURRET LATHE helping our elderly patients. ting. Soaring Cathedral CHAIN FALLS, -tap and dye TAG SALE- 111 Constance WANTED-' CHILDS For info call 278-1212, ext. 6462469 or 6462755. ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep sibility to do the best possi­ - Experienced only. Top MACHINISTS. We need a few OPERATORS, 50 hour week, Experienced preferred. Ceilings, Skylight, waterfall. set, electric welder, acelyten Drive, Saturday June 16th., 10 BICYCLE- 12 to 16” wheel 5262, 7-3PM, or 528-7452. trying. wages, ^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 good people to join a young, all benefits, apply in person: NEEDED ble job within the approved Please call Doris Blain, RN, Reduced to low $80’s. Call outfit, aluminum ladder, a.m. to 2 p.m. Rain date, June diameter. Good condition. 466 MAIN STREET. North of Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, growing company. Excellent C & W Manufacturing Co., 74 To provide Nursing Care budget it doesn’t mean that 563-0151. Director of Nurses, 646-0129. Burke Realty, 649-0378, or 871- trailer tires, new electric 23rd. Reasonable. Call 643-7699. 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. RESPECTABLE Benefits and overtime. Full or Eastern Boulevard, Glaston­ □ REAL ESTATE NEWSPAPER -Manchester Nursing Home, In private homes and 2671. generator, electric lawn- in a 2 family house. 2 children of centrally located space. BUSINESSMAN SEEKS fur­ he is unable or unwilling to part time. Please apply at: L bury. 385 West Center Street, Medical Facilities. Part mower. Evenings, 6367060. TAG AND BAKE SALE- USED TRANSMISSION- Any accepted. No pets. $275 Ideal for store, office or other express a point of view, or RN-LPN wanted for full or M Gill, Welding & Manufac­ f n nished house or large pleasant part time on ail shifts. Apply Manchester. time, lull time. Considera­ Homes For Sale 23 VERNON- Stately Garrison DELIVERY Saturday June 16th, 8 to 1 PM. condition. Please call 649- monthly. No utilities or heat. business or commercial use. apartment to rent for month to discuss issues to turing, Division of BHS, Inc., MACHINIST, 50 hour week, tion given to preference Colonial, with large first floor 631 North Main Street, 4500, anytime. Security and references. Call Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. of August only. 649-4239 or 528- director of nursing. Salmon- 1422 Tolland Turnpike, all benefits, apply in person: 7 FT. SOFA. Perfect condi­ facilitate communications INGERSOLL RAND, IMMEDIATE Cash for your Family room, 2 fireplaces, air Manchester. Rain date June 646-5993 between 4 and 6 p.m. 6398. brook Convalescent Home, off Manchester, Conn., or call C & W Manufacturing.Co., 74 ol;—Location and Hours. Country Driver Needed tion. $200.00. Call 649-4747. which benefit the House Street, Glastonbury. MILLERS FALLS DIVISION- NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY property. Let us explain our conditioing, 4 bedrooms, ^O's. 23rd. No early birds. MANCHESTER - RETAIL, Carl Skold 647-9931. Eastern Boulevard, Glaston­ Burke Realty 649-0378, or 871- educational system in Please call 633-5244. 60 Progress Drive. Second bury. For information call fair proposal. Call Mr. □ RENTALS FOR THE FAMILY - Char­ storage, and/or manufac­ PROFESSIONAL WOMAN - Experienced only please. Belfiore, 647-1413. 2671. SWIMMING POOL - 24 feet. turing space, 2,000 sq. ft. to Hebron. shift assistant supervisor, 643-9515 TAG SALE- June 14,15, « 16. ming 5 rooms, garage for Two adult sons looking for two E.O.E. experience welding and grin­ Filter, no liner. 649-6367. Dad, yard for kids. $200’s. 50,000 sq, ft. Very reasonable. NURSES AIDES wanted for MAINTENANCE MAN, AID ft ASSISTANCE Come In For An Interview Miscellaneous items, ^uare bedroom apartment. Willing Books by Mail full time on all shifts. Apply ding. Benefits 30 days after BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot VERNON- Immaculate Bi- Dance ciothes, old canning Rooms lor Rent 52 (464-1). Rental Assistors, Brokers protected. Call to help with maintenance, FULL TIME- Responsible LOCKER BOY position ol North Eastern Conn. Level with Cathedral Ceiling, 9 AM to 11 AM at the director of nursing. Salmon- hiring, one week vacation frontage main highway. jars, draperies, horse brush, small fee. 2365646. Heyman Properties, 1-226- mowing, shoveling, etc. 646 HEBRON —Hebron Delivery Man needed to available. Experience in Inc. exposed beams, full wall THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ brook Convalescent Home, off after 6 months, 2 weeks vaca­ janitorial work and familiari­ Excellent 8 Room House, plus Manchester Evening 3 PIECE BEDROOM SET- 1206. 0255 after 5 p.m. residents are reminded by deliver appliances and some several buildings. Zone fireplace, Skylight, sliders, Dresser, new mattress. Call woodburning stove, etc. 208 trally located. Downtown House Street, Glastonbury. tion after one year, paid in­ ty with clubhouse activities 357 East Canter Street, IT’s A STEAL- Charming 4 warehousing. Good hourly Mancheater Commercial. Owner financing deck. $71,900. Burke Realty, Herald 528-6458. Must sell im­ Hebron Road, Bolton.______Manchester. Kitchen the Junior Woman’s Club Please call 633-5244. surance, 12 paid holidays. preferred, 6 - 2, 6 days per rooms, full basement, lovely OFFICE SPACE MIsc, tor Rent 58 wage. Call 647-9997. available, Frank Mott, 871-2671, or 649-0378. 16 Brainard Place mediately! privileges. Call 649-2358. of the Library Books by Pension plan. E.O.E. Member week.■ Paid...... benefits offered. iffe ■ yard and more. $195. (437-4). NURSES AIDES - Full time, of Greater Manchester Broker, 643-5658. Mancheater, Conn. Rental Assistors, small fee. FOR RENT WORKSHOP Mail service that is Person reliable, responsible EAST HARTFORD - and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. EAST HARTFORD ______Chamber of Commerce. and willing to work need only FULL TIME BABYSITTER SAMSONITE TABLE AND Apartments For Rent 53 2365646. 250 $quare feel, center of APPROXIMATELY 500 sq. ft. available free. Converted Ranch. 11/2 baths, Experienced preferred, but PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEEDED- Waddell School WATERFRONT year-round TWO CHAIRS $15, Polaroid SIX FAMILY TAG SALE- Manchester, air con­ Heat available. Ample If a resident is unable to we will train. Apply in person: ORGANIST- Choir Director ^at^hes1??'^oun"trrC?ub" 305 area. 7 and 8 year old. Call home and summer resort all 4 bedrooms, full partially 103 camera with accessories June 15 & 16. 10-4. Beds, baby LOOKING for anything in real COLONIAL STYLED 2 ditioning and parking. parking available. Call 649- get to the library, books East Hartford Convalescent W anted. F irst • Lutheran ^ uth Main Street, or call for 643-0290, or 643-5309 after 6:00 in one. 7 room maintenance finished rec room. $51,500. R. $75, Dual tape recorder $30, items, pool, Wheelhorse, estate rental - apartments, bedroom. 2 baths, warm Call'643-9551. 5358. free Ranch. Located on an Zimmer. J/D Real Estate. Girl’s 3 sp ^ bicycle $35, weedeater. 70 Volpi Road, homes, multiple dwellings? will be mailed to their Home, 745 Main Street, East INVITATION Church, 154 Orchard Street, an appointment, 646-0103. p.m. fireplace and more. $300’s. Hartford. Rockville. 875-5682. exclusive private section of 6461980. Steam hairsetter $15, Two Bolton (off Birch Mountain). No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate (435-1). Rental Assistors, home complete with a Coventry Lake. Over $100,000. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. CARPENTER OR PHARMACIST- Relief for wall mirrors 36 x 24, $25 each, small fee. 236-5646. postage paid envelope to TO BID Attractive financing TAG SALE - Saturday and NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS RN or LPN- 3 pm to 11 pm and CARPENTER’S HELPER new Prepaid Group Practice. large fan $15, Christmas tree available. R. Zimmer, J.D. $30, Christmas gariand with Sunday, 16th & 17th. Corner of APARTMENT and HOUSES return them. BID # 506 11 pm to 7 am. Full time or with tools. Experienced. Call (An HMO) located in East MANCHESTER HONDA A TOUCH OF CLASS - FOR WAITING LIST ONLY. Real Estate, 646-1980 or 647- lights 23 ft. $25, heavy duty Bolton Center and Route 85.10 For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ Sparkling 3 rooms, plush The address of the Books part time. Enjoy working with 643-4139 for interview. Hartford. Experienced MANCHESTER - 29 Lucian INVITATION TO BID TO PURCHASE 3 VEHICLES 1139. plastic covering for stairway - 4:30 both days. tals in all Areas, Prices and carpets, new appliances. (434- by Mail is 1216 Main St., an excellent supporting staff necessary in Institution Am­ Street. 6 room dormered Cape FOR MAINTENANCE ^ 1/2 ft. long $20, pictures. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, 1). Rental Assistors, small Apartment* Available In 2 to 4 Months The Manchester Board of caring for our elderly bulatory Care setting. Must with 3 bedrooms, dining room, Willimantic, 06226. For DEPARTMENT GLASTONBURY- 52 Kenneth We Are Growing Again! planters, games. Call 647-1186. TAG SALE- Saturday, 2365646. Small Fee. fee. 2365646. Education solicits bids for patients. Very pleasant at­ hold Conn. State Registration. fireplaced living room. 1 1/2 more information call the Paint for the 1979-80 school Information may be obtained mosphere. Good wages and Salary negotiable. Send Drive. Just Listed! 6 1/2 6/16/79. 10 ’til 5. Tent, stove, Room Split Level. Beautifully car detached garage with at­ lantern, books, dog house, Douglas Library. year. Sealed bids will be from Miriam P. Levinson, bengfits. Please call Doris resume by June 22nd., 1979, to tached covered patio. Plaster COLLECTION AND CREDIT landscaped, in a choice SEARS ELECTRIC school desk, luggage, bric-a- 2 Bedroom T o w n h o u s e ja i a q a received until 3:00 P.M., June Assistant Director of Business Blain RN Director Of Nurses Zarina Shockley, N(/C/HMO residential community. 3 walls, gas furnace, gas water WEEDWACKER Bladeless brac. 109 Benton Lane, off Oak PRODUCTION OPERATORS STATE OF CONNECTICUT 646-0129. Manchester Manor Inc., 275 Broad Street, Wind­ heater, 1 1/2 years old. 21, 1979, at which time they Services, East Hartford bedrooms, large eat-in We Need People Interested In Long Term Grass Trimmer. Double in­ Street, Glastonbury. Apartments For ____ LIU DEPARTMENT OF Nursing Home, 385 West Full time position sor, Conn., 06095. Equal Op­ Fenced in yard on a quiet will be publicly opened, ’The School Department, 110 Long kitchen, family room, laundry sulated, used only once. To work In machining and/or assembly areas. TRANSPORTATION Center Street, Manchester. portunity Employer. street. Close to all con­ Employment To Fill the Following right is reserved to reject any Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. available 8:30 to 5PM. room, covered patio, and a Regular price $59.99, asking 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD veniences. Asking $58,900. Positions: Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 Applicants must have some previous factory work I Include* h**t. hot water, full b***m*nt*, 1W bathe, and ail bids. Specifications 06108 until bid opening on: AMBITIOUS MAN with Collection experience Business Opportunity 14 must for the summer - an $35.00. Call 6465624 anytime. WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Call owner after 6 p.m., 646 experience. Hours are 7 AM to 3:30 PM. Air con­ modern appliance*, perking; c*bl*vl*lon available. and bid forms may be secured June 22, 1979 at 2:00 P.M. mechanical backround willing above ground pool! $69,900. BUILDING(S) AND/OR not necessary, will 5814. AKC SHELTIE - Sable and ditioned, ample parking and excellent fringe at the Business Office, 45 N. to train as mechanic at a MANCHESTER Package Call 2365454, Home Sellers SMALL COUCH, stereo with 2 STRUCTURE (S) to BE THE EAST HARTFORD train. Call 643-9034, Mrs. white male pup. Champion benefits. 3 ,. School Street, Manchester, growing new car dealership. store. Excellent location. Well Center. speakers and a few mis­ ' and temperament. 643- REMOVED PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN LaCroix. cellaneous. Call anytime 566 Call 646-843S Connecticut. Raymond E. Profit sharing plan. Full established business. Call Sealed bids for the removal or EQUAL OPPORTUNITY medical benefits. Paid vaca­ Marion E. Robertson, COLUMBIA - R ou te 87. 3235. HIGH STANDARD INC. Demers, Business Manager EMPLOYER •AUTO TECHNICIAN Monday through Friday 8 to 5 pm demolition of building(s) tion. Call 646-4321 for inter­ Realtor, 643-5953. Revisit History in this 100- MANCHESTER - V e^ attrac­ FOR SALE - BUNNIES. 9 31 PrMtIgt Park CIrcIa 022-6 027-6 Saturdays 8-12 and/or structure(s), will be view appointment. year-old Colonial. Spacious tive 7 1/2 room (^lonial. 3 TWIN BEDS, DRESSER, weeks old. 64,3-1432. Eaat Hartford. Ct. country-style kitchen, all •NEW CAR PREP chest, mirror and night stand. received by the Commissioner VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco fireplaces, large family room, Manufacturlng/Markellng Sporting Firearms S E C R E T A R Y - Y ou n g, modern appliances, 4 Painted Wedgewood blue - HUD of Transportation in Room 148 SECRETARY Snacks with locations $3,580 very luxurious throughout. A COMPLETE BOARDING (Located In the rear of the Acmat building) growing company seeks in­ CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- bedrooms, 2 baths, wall-to- •SERVICE WRITER mattress and springs not in­ at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, LEGAL NOTICE MANCHESTER. V.P. of $95,000. Call J/D Real Estate FACILITY for dogs and cats.' dividual for secretarial and Marketing. Get involved in in- 2355 Ext. 905. wall carpeting, pine floors, 2- 6461980, 6463778. cluded, good for cottage or Dog grooming. Ail health Wethersfield, Connecticut, un­ car garage with loft. childrens room. $50. 6365629. The Town of Manchester, Department of Social Services, general office work. Good teresting projects and guard maintenance. Uitra- til 11:00 A.M. June 19, 1979, typing skills, some Beautifully landscaped. Call will provide General Assistance to Families with Dependent reports. Deal with executive OFFERS INVITED / VERNON Just Listed! Nice 3 vioiet germicidal lights. after which they will be bookkeeping experience, and level management. All RETAIL STORE ON 2365454, Home Sellers Center. bedroom Raised Ranch, with 30 GALLON AUTOMATIC NEW HOUSING VALUES Children in the Home in accordance with the following Canine Hoiiday Inne, 200 publicly opened and read pleasant phone manner a benefits. Good promotional WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- 2 fuli baths, 2 car garage. Low RUUD COPPER Gas method of payment, beginning July 1, 1979. Join the Manchester Honda team Sheidon Road, Manchester. aloud. Bids must be submitted must. Fine opportunity with opportunities. Good skills. To OOOper year. Excellent terms. G L A S T O N B U R Y - 29 $60’s. Burke Realty, 871-2671, Hotwater Heater for sale. 6465971. on Proposal Form CON 114J Each family budget will reflect the full standard for food, good salary and benefits. App­ $190, review 6 months. Com­ C all Jo h n , at Chenette Cobblestone Road. Gracious or 649-0378. now! Ca!! Mr. Panta!eo, for interview $100. Call 6460499 after five. in bid envelopes provided by personal incidentals and household supplies based on family ly in person or call for ap­ pany pays fee. Dawson Per­ Associates, “Gallery Of Colonial designed for family FREE DOG TO GOOD HOME pointment:gointment: L.M. Gill Weldin'Welding living. 3 bedrooms, I'M baths, appointment. the Department of Transpor­ size. sonnel, 111 Pearl Street, Hart­ Homes,” 528-9081. BRAND NEW MOWER- - 21/2 year old spaded female, & Manufacturing,ng. Division iof ford, 249-7721. M /F. E.O.E. formal dining room, tation, which may be secured Resort Property 27 Father’s Day Priced at $99. mixed breed, very friendly, In addition, other basic items of need shall be included in the BHS, Inc., 1422 Tolland Turn­ MANCHESTER- Store & 4 fireplaced family room. All Briggs & Stratton powered, in Room 145 at 24 Wolcott Hill loves children. Call 643-0632. budget, as needed, based on the actual amount charged for pike, Manchester, 647-9931. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good Room Apartment. Busy loca­ this and more with an acre of CLINTON - KELSEY POINT - MANCHESTER HONDA new 22” MTD Side Chute, $100 Road, Wethersfield, Connec­ the item, however, under no circumstances may the total knowledge of typing and tion. Excellent opportunity wooded land. Call 2365454, Four bedrooms, 2 baths, Savings! Phone 649-4289. LOOKING FOR HOME For 2 ticut. The telephone number is amount of the montly award exceed the flat grant amount TYPIST AND VARIOUS of­ business office procMures. for owner/user. Priced to sell, Home Sellers Center. fireplace, screened porch. 100 24 Adams Street Manchester, Conn. year old dog. FREE! Well 566-4750, based on family size in accordance with the AFDC stan­ fice duties. Experienced References. Reply Box MM, $41,900. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. ft. from private beach. June, mannered. (3ood with kids. "All persons are invited to preferred. Fringe benefits. c/o Manchester Herald. EAST HARTFORD - Need July, August. $290. 6461616. 646-;“ (Contact John at 649-4917. dards. bid without regard to race, We are an E.E.O.E. 289-8291 MANCHESTER, JUST extra room? We have a cjiar- Earned and unearned income must be deducted from the ming Split Level, with 65 color, creed, national origin between 4 and 5 PM. NURSES AIDES. We are USTED- Excellent Cafe Real Estate Wanted 2S Musical Instruments 44 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY amount of the total award in the appropriate amount. looking for responsible, liquor business with all eguip- bedrooms. Large eat-in STONE FRONT or sex.” kitchen, 1V5 baths, breezeway, available on this spacious 3 bedroom Ranch. 2 Mary Della Fera, Dir. of Social Services PART TIME MALE AND warm, people interested in ment. Call for particulars. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and aluminum siding and all Anderson thermopane win­ ITEM # 76-89-1 1-86-1(37)10 FEMALE. Available Monday ERA, Blanchard & Rossetto, enclosed back porch, on a baths, first floor familyroom with fireplace, formal 028-6 caring for the eldery and men­ WANTED other instruments. Rivers dows enclose this new 7 room home on an acre -I- 30 Cal. Days. $25.00 Liq. thru Sunday. Apply in person: tally retarded. 7 to 3 and 3 to 646-2482. lovely treed lot. $59,900. Call living and dining rooms, full basement and more! SPACIOUS HOME Music, 7 Main Street, New lot. 215 baths, fireplace, double garage. Built with Damages. Top Notch, Manchester. 11. Full time permanent help 2365454, Home Sellers Center. 1 or 4 iMdreom wWiln DIM mil* o( Britain. 2261977. Commissioner of Transpor- TOWN OF BOLTON PUBLIC needed. Apply in person at SMALL g r o c e r y / BEER your needs in mind! Porkor ind MhMI* Tumplk* I'/i story frame nouse. HELP WANTED in Pizza Meadows Convelescent BUSINESS FOR SALE - Call WINDSOR - Colonial Drive. FACTORY OPENING NOTICE du kid on or botoro Auguol lot TROMBONE- In excellent Frame garage 9 Doming Shop. Apply in person: Center Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 646-5039. This conveniently located 3- *4*-»m or «4*-«iM. condition. Buescher, with Street, Manchester Former ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Giant, 660 Center Street. Manchester. bedroom Colonial is ideal for oversized case. $250. Call 646 property of: GEORGE E. A hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Situation Wanted 15 family living. Large country- 7085 anytime. style kitchen with excellent RISLEY ETAL. Bolton will be held at the Town Hall on Monday, June 18,1979 CONSTRUCTION WATCHMAN - FIREMAN - ESTIMAIDR - experienced, TYPING IN ,MY HOME- storage, barn-wood walls in ALL CASH For your property, ESTABLISHED, QROWINO COMPANY NEEDS ITEM ||I2 76-89-1 1-86-1(37)10 at 8:00 p.m. to hear the following appeals: Experienced on high pressure within 24 hours. Avoid Red VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. all around man to assist local boilers preferred. Year round, Letter, Term Papers, family room. Front-to-back EXPERIENCED MACHINIST. SHOULD BE ABLE TO Excellent condition. $90.00. 60 Cal. Days. $25.00 Liq. Case If 602 general contractor. Call 643- Resumes, Charts. One day living room, beautifully treed Tape, Instant Service. Hayes good wages and overtime. Corp. 6460131. CaU 643-4762. Damages Application of Robert D. Murdock, agent, of 88 South Road, 4139 for appointment. Paid CMS, Blue Cross, and service. “No job too little or yard area. Call 236-5454, SET UP AND WORK FROM BLUEPRINTS. WE MAKE Approx. 20 Unit Masonry Bolton, for the United Methodist Church, 1040 Boston Turn­ too big”. Very reasonable. Home Sellers Center. Life Insurance. Amerbelle SELLING your house? Call us SPECIALIZED MACHINERY THAT OFFERS Boets-Accessorles 45 Structure f Frame shed. pike, Rt. 44 A, Bolton. Said property is located on the south DIETARY AIDES - now Corn., 104 East Main Street, 646-0255 after 5 p.m. EAST HARTFORD- 7 Room first and we'll make you a CHALLENGE AND VARIETY. QOOD STARTING Oaklodge Motel Building 257 side of Bolton Turnpike at the intersection pf South R oad.. accepting application for part Rockville. Apply between 9 1974 FURY - 1614-foot •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch. Bus route and utilities. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, .. . ' • . -w Tolland Tpke, Manchester- time kitchen help after school AM and 3:30 m E.O.E. RATES AND COMPANY PAID FRINGE BENEFITS. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with The application is for a use and area variance for existing Family Room with slider to Realtor, 643-1577. DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT HUGE RODMS Former property of- and weekends. Apply at 1975 55-horsepower outboard building so that the existing building can be used as a house, * EDUCATION patio. Attached garage. Air GEORGE E. RISLEY ETAL Meadows ConvalesceConvalescent DEMONSTRATORS: Earn APPLY AT Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Raised Ranch on large wooded lot. 214 baths, huge abound in this well built 3 bedroom Dutch Colonial. thereby having two dwellings on one lot. Home, 333 Conditioned. Storage shed. MAY WE BUY your home? ITEM #3 76-89-23 1-86- Bidwell Street, $1000 or more with spare-time Quick, fair, all cash and no Also 50 n(lorse Johnson out- fireplace plus spacious family room with brick wail 1st floor laundry, oversized familyroom with Case #603 Manchester. seliing. Free Kit. Name brand Private Instructions Well insulated. Extras! $59,- 1(37)10 45 Cal, Days. Liq, IS problem. Call Warren E. board, $300. 2260475 or 226 and flue for wood burning stove. fireplace. 214 baths and many other fine features! Application of William J. (Hifford, 34 Carpenter Road, toys and gifts (Fisher- 900. 5662553 for appointment. Damages $25.00 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 9550. Bolton, for a sideline variance under Section 7A of the Zoning WANTED RESPONSIBLE Price,Tonka, Fentonz). REMEDIAL READING and I'M Story frame house ( AMSTON LAKE - HEBRON. Regulations, in order that he may construct an attached gar­ PERSON with pleasant voice Treasure House party plan.r~-■ math: individualized work . frame garage Frame shed !' to answer my phone in your Call collect person to person program, (lst-8th grade) by Approximately 30 minutes to PRIVATE INVESTOR age. Said property is located on Map 6, Block 27, Lot 19 on DESIRES income property. NOBLE & WESTBROOK Dog House 317 Tolland Tpke, own home, 8 to 4:30. Light for Miss Carol 491-210(). Also master’s degree teacher. 588- Manchester. Summer Cot­ 20 WESTBROOK STREET the southwest side of Carpenter Road. calls. 646-1492 after 5 PM. tages. Cozy 4 rooms, new in­ Please-call 6461068 and leave 26 FOOT CHRISCRAFT IBUNCHARD & R O S S n ra Manchester Former property booking parties. 8075. John Roberts message. of: WARREN E. HOWLAND terior, near beach. Excellent E. HARTFORD. CONN. CONSTELLATION CABIN REALTORS Chairman PART TIME CLERKS value. $18,900. Also Lovely 6 CRUISER- Double planked ETAL YOU PROMISE ME 6 hours RIDING LESSONS indoor WANTED TO BUY OLDER c m Zoning Board of Appeals NEEDED for 2nd and 3rd rooms, fireplaced, pined pan- m ahogany'hull, 283 Chevy 189 WMt Cantir Comar Of M K Commissioner ofTranspor- per day, 6 days per week. I’ll riding ring. Western stock SMALL HOME with some shifts. Apply in person: 7-11, eled living'ng room. As''Asking'up­ An Equal Oppqrtunlty Employer single screw, sleeps 5, electric tation Bolton guarantieeyou $150 to $300 per seat, saddle seat and hunt acreage in low $40’s. 649-4239 646-2482 025-6 509 Center StreeL per $20’s.. CaCall usfirst! Robert lOUAL HOUaiNQ OPFORTUNITV 008-6 week! Call 6463936. seat. All levels 228-9817. or 5266398. refrigerator, $ 4 ^ . 6462030, Associates, 2269274. keep trying. PAC.K FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 13. 1979 i'.VENlNG HERALD, Wed., June 13, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN ■ FranliiiNlIrnMt ACROSS 3 Bite Answer lu . revious Puzzle 4 Australian sr.- 1 Stone mal i.p P 1 C E WHAT IF WE HAVE A 5 Dead heat 5 Winds s 0 8 C A R VSiC 5T*/-U cA h l^T Dear Abby I N E E P W BLANKET THIS IS THE FIRST 6 Propels with 6 Concernit E 8 1 E R R A LATE FREEZE TONISHT? TOCOVERMVaANTS TIME IN MV LIFE I'VE oars wds.. La. E C T D E E 0 12 Repeat abbr.) R A L 8 D D 8 P E 6 I D & ------W A M T A EVER5ATUPALLNI6HT N R By Abigail Van Buren ------LT 13 Compass 7 Female f S E E WITH A PARSNIP... point B R A 1 L L E 8 Coots Y A 5 l M p t . & w i t h 14 State (Pr.) 9 American N E L 0 L 15 New York City E R Y T R 1 M patriot P R 0 N E N 8 JUST A F6W FRIENDS, stadium 10 Word with H A D E 8 16 Choler silver or glass E E R A 8 E D A N D S H E n e v e r W A N T . S 17 Baleful 11 Printer's Palntlng-Paptring 32 Building Contracting 33 W L O Q E R Sarv/cas Offarad 31 Sarv/caa Offarad. 31 18 Pulling rope direction 0 N L Y S i E M E A & A l N . 20 Beginning 19 Nigerian LEON CIESZYNSKI Ex-Rated 21 __-Lincoln c m TREE SERVICE - Free COMPLETE REMODELING PERSONAL Paperhanging tribesmen 29 Smut' BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ niFtM9 6'I3 22 I possess 45 Short playlet estimates, discount senior SERVICE - Rooms, garages, For particular people, by 20 Eggs 30 Feminine Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. ditions, Remodeling, Rec Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan (contr.) 22 George Gersh­ 46 Small plateau citizens. Company additions, dormers, roofing Rooms, Gardes, lutchens Marriage 23 Small bird (suffix) 47 Break the seal Manchester-owned and and siding. Call 643-5001. win's brother Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 84 26 Kick out 32 Roaring 48 Minute operated. Call 646-1327. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA- Trucks for Sale 62 Motorcyclas-BIcyclas I CAN HARPLV WAIT I'VE ALWAVS BEEN THE WORLP WCXJLP BE THE ASE OF 31 Wholes 23 Toothpaste decade Quality craftsmanship at low Tile, Dormers, Roofing. TO REAP MV NEW FASCINATEP BV THIS A LOT BETTER OFF CHIVAU^V.' container particle WILL BABYSIT in my home Residential or Commercial. 33 Cooled lava 36 Insecticide 49 Genus of for working mothers. prices. Call 646-5424. 1976 FORD ECONOLINE E- MOTORCYCLE DEAR ABBY; A reader asks, "How do I get back with UBRARV 0C3OK.' PARTICULAR PERIOP, •TOPAV IF WE COULP 24 Cross B i M TREE SERVICE - 649-4291. A Charming Style 34 Chignon 37 Egyptian maples Specialists in tree and stump Daytime. Large yard in plea­ 350. VAN- V-8, automatic, INSURANCE- Lowest Rates No.l?" Here's how I did it. My wife and I had been divorced IN HISTORV.' IMITATE THIS HISTOR­ 35 Beer inscription cross 50 Great Lake removal. Senior Citizen EXPERIENCED PAINTING Available! Immediate Bin­ for three months. ICAL TIME.' 36 Electric 25 Of equal sant area. 646f«75. LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec power steering, ^w er brakes. 39 Repent Discount. 24 hour service. 643- By Craig Ogden. Quality Call 643-9655 after 4 PM. ding. Sunny Day Option. Call I missed her like crazy, so I sent flowers with a note, "I current (abbr.) score 51 Breathing HOUSE CLEANING Workmanship! Interior and rooms, roofing and repairs. Joan, 643-1126. miss you. Baby. Love, Allen." \ 37 Tie 40 Most organ 7285. Free estimates. Call Charles 27 Mexican PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, Exterior, '^'ou Tried' The 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best She phoned to thank me, and asked if I wanted to stop by 38 Soft goose sandwich sagacious 53 Comedian Rest, Now Stick With The Schiavettl at 649-2405 PUCH MOPED- Green, Maxl- feathers 44 Revise Conway REWEAVING burn holes. carpets, windows, furniture, anytime. offer. Call 649-5334. that evening. 1 went. We talked and cried and hugged and 28 Indian of Peru Zippers, umbrellas repaired. general cleaning. One time or Best". Call 649-8749, 742-9979. S. 1976. 1375 original miles. 41 Broke bread kissed. Then I asked if I could spend the night. She said, 42 Pine fruit Window shades, Venetian regular service. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN Excellent condition. Like "Not tonight. I have-a headache." We both had a good laugh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 DOMESTICARE 643-1945. Building Contracting 33 RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 window van. Excellent condi­ new. $375. 742-7805. 43 General blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. because that was a private joke between us. Eisenhower 12 13 14 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ n/f, WES ROBBINS Carpentry BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Campers-Trallars We admitted that we still loved each other, and decided to 45 Hit hard 5221. SMALL JOBS - Grass cut and ment Co. Expert installation tains chairs. Stereo and try again. It's been 14 years and we're still in love. 48 Son of Hagar 15 16 17 painting. Call 528-5231. remodeling specialist. Ad­ cassette. Radials. 429-9461. Mobile Homes 65 landscaping and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, of aluminum siding gutters L.A. LOVE STORY 52 French service IB 16 20 PAINTING built-ins, bathrooms, and trim. Roofing installationtallai Al Boulals, Ass't Service 0 lift bf NCA Inc ,t M Btfl U S P«l OtI cap ■ WILL BABYSIT IN MY 1977 CHEVY HALF TON - 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- 21 “PROFESSIONAL WORK FOR kitchens, 649-3446. and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. Manager at Chorohes Very good condition. Many DEAR ABBY: I married the same woman three timesi 53 Part of a shoe LESS." HOME FULL or part time; Excellent condition. Custom 54 Light tan ■ FULLY INSURED call 643-7303, anytime. Motors invites his friends wheels-cap optional. 646-5885, extras r Call 633-4890. She had two husbands in between marriages and I had three Captain Easy — Crooks^ & Lawrence 23 24 zs 2B 29 30 OinwuitiliiF « RpM SPECIALIZING cleaning and 55 Words of un­ and former service 528-5827. Leave message. wives. derstanding (2 ■ ALEXANDER C. MIKOIOWSXV CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. repairing chimneys, roofs, I'LL HAVE THE T LATER.HUH*„.I'P LIKE T5TR0LL 31 H 3 4 643-8136 WILL BABYSIT customers to call him at MAINE CAMPER BY DEL- The only ones who came out ahead were the lawyers. wds.) Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 5TBWARP BRIMS \ AROUNP ON PECK ANP INHALE THI ■ ROBERT B. NURMI IMMEDIATELY FOR any Chorches Motors lor 1974 CHEVY PICKUP - 6 1/2 MAR FOR PICK-UP TRUCK. Take my advice and move out, cool off, separate if 56 Belonging to 35 ______B4S-4288______aged children in my East Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. years Experience. Howley, COCKTAILS TO THE FRESH AIR FER A CHANSE- 643-5361. Oldsmoblle Service. Al has ft. fleetside. Economical. 6 Sleeps up to three, sink, necessary, but don't get a divorce unless you're positive you PIMIMS BALOOW!,,. t OKA'/, BELOVEP POP? the thing ■ ■ Hartford home. O'Connell 57 German 38 39 .0 41 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, over 30 years Q.M. cylinder standard. Gauges, cabinets, hot plate, lights. never want to see each other again. •/OUR-ER- LITTLE Drive area. 568-9275. heavy duty clutch. Camper $650.00. 647-1269. ALSO SORRY IN FRESNO f r i e n p w i l l negative attics, garages, yards TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ROOFER WILL Install roof, experience. Call him today 58 Spanks 42 44 cleaned, moving, siding or gutter for low dis­ cap, plus 2 snows. $2,000. 643- JO IN U S ? ■ HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Carpentry and general con­ at: 8653. 59 Rug 45 46 47 49 50 51 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn count price. Call Ken at 647- DEAR ABBY: I'm only a 13-year-old kid, but I've been 60 Lees General all around work on tracting. Residential and 1978 24' PROWLER through a lot. My mother divorced my father when I was 8. ■ service. No job too big or new or old homes. East of the commercial. Whether it be a 1566. 52 53 54 small. 568-8522. CHORCHES MOTORS INC. CAMPER- Sleeps 8. All I can't count the number of times she went back to him DOWN River. Free estimates. Call small repair job, a custom utilities. Makes a great cot­ 55 56 57 643-2127. built home or anything in ROOFING, PAINTING - so OAKLAND ST. because she thought it would be better for us kids. It wasn't. Reliable college students. tage! Any reason Ale offer 1 Relax between, call 646-1379. 1968 FORD PICK UP- One Tell the lady who divorced her husband to stay divorced un­ 56 59 60 Compare prices, performance MANCHESTER accepted. Call 643-8912. ■ 2 Eight (Sp.) BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. HANDYMAN - Cellars, attics, owner. $400. Call between 5 til she can find a man who will give her a better life than her -12 with any professionals. Mick 643-2791 Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney garages, cleaned. Also and 6 p.m. and ask for O.J., first husband. |NEWSPAF(H ENTERPRISE ASSNl repairs. No job too small Simon, Dave Beaulieu 646- 649-9909. 1970 FORD MINI HOME- driveways sealed and home CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Automatic, self contained. CHILD OF DIVORCE Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ repairs. Call 643-2127. Additions and Remodeling. 1564, 643-1858. timates. Free estimates. Call Anthony 1974 CHEVY CHEYENNE Healing-Plumbing 35 Autos For Sale 61 DEAR ABBY; Tell SORRY IN ST. JO. who is considering Squillacote 649-0811. PICKUP- Excellent condition. remarrying her ex, to forget it. Win at bridge 32 With cap. 49,500 miles. Painting-Papering V-8, I married the man I said no to half a dozen times. He was Alley Oop — Dave Graue SEWERLINES, sink lines, Call 525^725. EXPERT PAINTING and cleaned with electric cutters, the world's smoothest salesman. I finally said yes. (fe drank PAINTING - Interior and CARPENTER - Repairs, howS t h ' ITS ALL r e a d y : THIS? OH.TH' WIZER ...HE SAID THIS OKAY, b o y s ! IT'S TIME LANDSCAPING Specializing exterior, paperhanging, remodeling, additions, gar­ by professionals. McKinney and chased, so I divorced him two years later. He wouldn't STEW COMIN WHAT HAVE ^ SAVE IT TO ME.' STOPP'D KNOCK in Exterior House Painting. T O TAKE t h o s e excellent work references. ages, roofing. Call David Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1977 DODGE ASPEN- 2 door. leave me alone, so like a fool I let him talk me into marrying UMPA? VOU eOT THERE? r STOPPED BY HlS THOSE eiANTS TWO BIS SA lOOTS Tree pruning, spraying, pany, 643-5308. 31,000 miles. Excellent condi­ him again. It didn't work out. PLACE AN' TOLD OUT JUST LIKE THEIR BREAKFAST. Free estimates. Fully in­ Patria, 644-1796. 8116: Exciting tournament play mowing, weeding. Call 742- sured. Martin Matson, 649- tion. Original owner. $3,500. I'm free now. I hear he went to Australia. I hope he stays 'IM WHAT I THAT! 7947. 24 HOUR TOWING 7-15 WANTED T'CD... 4431. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 649-3814 after 4 PM. 643-5135 there. repairs, plugged drains, normal opening bid. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Tailored or bow-trimmed, STUCK TWICE Nr kitchen faucets replaced, NORTH 6-13 “My three clubs showed ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - - Remodeling and Additions. 1975 CAMARO - Yellow, with this charming pantsuit QUALITY PAINTING and Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 repaired, rec rooms, black top; excellent condition. ♦ K majors and Peter Weichsel, Attics & Cellars cleaned. For Paper Hanging By Willis will appeal to the fash­ DEAR ABBY; I'm a man who remarried my ex. It was ¥ Q J 10 3 2 who showed me no mercy, free estimate, call 646-1943. years experience! For Free bathroom remodeling, heat 18 to 22 nmg. Snows, and CB ion-minded junior. dumb. I made the same mistake twice. Schultz. Fully insured modernization, etc. Free included, ra st offer. 649-8879. W E R S / I ♦ A 3 Blackwooded to seven Estimates, call 646-4239. No. 8116 with Photo- ROY IN WOBURN, MASS. references. 649-4343. Estimate gladly given. M & M Guide is in Sizes 7 to 16. 4 A K 10 8 7 hearts. Of course, Peter was entitled to think that I might Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Size 9, 32 bust, 6 ^ yards EAST WATERPROOFING - DEAR ABBY: Tell SORRY IN ST. JO not to remarry her WEST have a slightly more satis­ A&W PAINTING Contrac­ FARRAND REMODELING - 1970 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 3IS CIN TIISr., MANCWSTfR, COt4N.« Phone 443-S13S 45-inch. ♦ J7(532 4 8 Hatchways, foundation Cabinets and Formica Tops, BOTTI HEATING & 88. Good running condition. Patiems available only ex unless the reason they split up has been resolved. factory hand. But Black­ cracks, sump pumps, tile tors. Quality painting and Gary and I were very much in love when we married. Our V 9 7 4 ¥ 8 6 wood had made me the de­ paper hanging at reasonable Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, $250 firm. 289-9227. in sizes skoum. ♦ 964 ♦ K Q 10 5 lines, window wells, walls ditions, Decks, All types of kitchen and lav faucets TO ORDER, tta d S1.00 f ir iic k problem was too much family interference on both sides. clarer and he loves to make stucco. Work guaranteed. 30 rates. Fully insured. Free Dittara,atttra, plat 250 i for t p « tU |t lad ♦ 3 4 QJ9S42 me suffer. Remodeling and Repairs. replaced and repaired. 1975 CAMARO - Excellent EM d lln i. After 10 years and three children, they succeeded in break­ years Experience! 643-4953, Estimates. Call Wayne 649- SOUTH “I thought a while before 7696. Phone 643-6017. Remodeling. Call 646-8641. condition, many extras. 236- FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY SUE BURNEH ing up our marriage. We couldn't live without each other, so The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions 875-6963. 1356 after 4 PM. c/f Ntorim ltr Eftaiac RaraM we decided to move away from both families and try again. 4 A Q 10 9 4 leading to trick two. Then I CONTROLLED AUTO SODY REPMRS 1151 lii. ef We moved from New Jersey to California 10 years ago, ¥ A K 5 ‘ played dummy’s queen of New T « i .T. IM M HOW A&OUT A ...OR, ♦ J 8 7 2 on all makes... and couldn't be happier. CUP OF COFFEE BBTTBR trumps. Next came the king Print Nafflt. AddrMt with ZIP ' HARR'/ 4 5 of spades and a trump lead 1969 OLDSMOBILE CODE. Style Naotbar and SUt. HAPPY TRANSPLANTS OR TEA,GERT? VET-A CUTLASS- 2 door Hardtop. LIKES to my ace. I next cashed my □ AUTOMOTIVE The Spring & Summer AFTER, S A U C E R O F ] Vulnerable: North*South ace of spades, discarding a Air conditioning. Good run­ LOAN and RENTAL CARS ’77 BASIC FASHION MILK Dealer: East 31 Autos For Sale 31 Autos For Sale 61 ning condition. $425, or best SHE I club from dummy. When Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale I Available by Appointment.. contains a Bonus Coupon. EVES West North East South East discarded a club, I was offer. Call 649-1052. Price . . . $2.00 a copy. Problems? You'll feel better if you get them off your 1964 OLDSMOBILE- Good se­ GLEN.' 2 NT 34 home with my lucky grand WE PAY $10 for complete CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- Add $2.00 for the New chest. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Pass 4 NT Pass 5¥ slam. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland "Medallion Edition." Mint cond hand car. Minor repairs. 1971 FORD STATION Running condition. 6 cylinder. WAGON - Automatic, power SUCCESS IN SEWING. Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed Pass 5 NT Pass 6 ♦ “I led my ten of spades Auto Body. 528-1990. Condition! Air, electric win­ FIAT 124 SPORT COUPE STM OZREK, Manager envelope. Pass 7 ¥ Pass Pass and ruffed after West cov­ dows, power steering and Call 6 4 ^ 6 5 . steering. Very clean car. 2 «m ecesso»«co» 1970- 54,000 miles, 5 speed way tailgate. Excellent run­ 301-315 CENTER ST., MUSTER Pass ered with the jack, and fol­ brakes, automatic, lean-burn overdrive, economical 4 lowed by ruffing a club with 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- engine, velour upholstery. 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. ning condition. Good transpor­ Runs but needs work. Best Excellent running condition, cylinder. Immaculate condi­ tation. $725. 643-2951. my king of trumps. A dia­ Firm price $3650 . 646-0299 tion. Must see and drive, 643- Opening lead: 43 mond and a club were dis­ offer. Call 633-8258. evenings. automatic transmission, power steering and radio. 8831 after 6PM. i 6 carded on my last two New battery, new body work. spades while poor West had WE PAY TOP PRICES for 568-2646. By Oswald Jacoby to follow. Then I led a dia­ 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida BANK REPOSSESSIONS Astrograph wrecked and junk cars. A & B Customized, in and out. 14 The Born Loser — Art Sansom and Alan Sontag mond to dummy’s ace, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1972 VEGA- Runs. Needs FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile pulled West’s last trump anci miles per gallon on regular Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, Call Tony 646-6223. fuel. Loaded with extras in­ work. $100.00. Call 646-2431. Alan Sontag will describe claimed. needs body work $1995; 1973 w the directives of others pocketbook prove the most today and you'll have more successful. 1979 DODGE ASPEN 1979 DODGE ASPEN success at getting what you TAURUS (April 2-May 20) There Short Ribs — Frank Hill 2 dr. coupe 4 dr. sedan want. 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Conneclfcula ( ___ __ — ^ ------7 Conneclicuia’ V yetvest M O tflAtfTY W ^ H E R S / Newest “How does your company stand on sexual M aada ^ ■ / intemailonal harassment by females?" Scout CHORCHES of MAHCHESTER Dealer h-/3 Dealer A IM L E S S 80 OAKLAND STREET. MANCHESTER, 64.1-2791 r j . . , l>TiJ>IH4 oPfxNoxott rHU«sMrm sPM FRiofitstiuKDti III iPK IJidiLtJjLiii 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 P IE T 5 = O IWlttt Nt*. 6-15 ”Oh, so that's why they're called the Red SoxI" PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 13. 1979 People/Food National Smdsr Study: Dad to a Beef Gookout

F.ither's D.iy — It's a special day to'honor that extra-special Dad. To pamper him, put on your chef's hat and prepare a meal featuring his favorite meat — beef steak, broiled just the way he likes it. Are you wondering if the budget will permit a steak l o o t choice in these days of higher prices? There is a solu­ tion. Steaks for broiling do come at economical prices, though they may be less familiar than the popular Porterhouse, T-Bone, rib eye, sirloin or tenderloin. Top round steak and chuck blade steak are most eligible for broiling, especially when they are marinated — a way of tenderizing and at the same time supplying MERITi extra flavor. Providing that flavor bonus is easy with an envelope M erit of soup mix — onion, beefy onion or onion-mushroom. Any one of these cgnvenient all-in-one seasoning mixes can be blended with lemon juice and oil to create a flavorful marinade. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the number of generous servings a top round steak provides. You'll also be satisfied with the tendernessof this lean, waste- free steak when it's marinated and broiled only to rare or medium and carved in very thin slices across the grain of the meat. The top round is truly a family steak since servings can be sized to rriatch all appetites. For something different and delicious serve the juicy steak slices sandwich-style in pita bread pockets lOOs with crisp and crunchy vegetables. For the crowning l i i i i touch, add a flavorful onion-yogurt sauce. The sauce is quickly and easily made with convenient onion soup lO O ’s mix and shredded cucumber. It's so delicious you'll want to serve any extra sauce as a dip or salad dressing! Beef blade steaks, cut from the beef chuck, are another economical family choice. Although contain­ ing more bone and fat, a considerably lower price tag and higher flavor potential make these meaty steaks a top value buy. They are particularly man-pleasing when marinated in a zesty sauce made with hearty beefy onion soup mix. The marinade, blended with tomato sauce and spiced with chili powder, is also used as a brush-on sauce while barbecuing. Not quite steak, but also popular is ground beef, especially when seasoned with onion soup mix and chili sauce before forming into plump patties for the grill. These piquant burgers are sure to win family T ^ te One lean and waste-free beef top round steak makes many super sandwiches when carved into thin, juicy slices acclaim. On Father's Day or any day, use one of these recipes and tucked into pita bread pockets along with sliced crisp vegetables and a very special onion-yogurt sauce. for a Beef Cookout the whole family will enjoy. It's a delicious way to show Dad just how special he is.

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Steak and Sauce Pocket Pleasers 1 broiled beef top round steak’ 1 medium green pepper, cut in 4 loaves pita bread thin strips 2 cups finely shredded cabbage 1 large tomato,cut in thin wedges Onion-Yogurt Sauce” Carve steak in very thin sljpes across the grain of the meat. Cut loaves in half crosswise and enlarge pockets when necessary. Place cabbage, green pepper and tomato wedges in each pocket using half the vegetables. Add 1 tablespoon onion-yogurt sauce to each. Place 6 to 8 slices of meat in each pocket on top of vegetables and sauce. Place an equal amount of remaining vegetables in pockets. Add additional sauce as desired. 8 servings. ‘ Broiled Top Round Steak

1 b e e f top round steak, cut 11/4 1/4 cup salad oil inches thick (2 1/2 to 3 pounds) 1-1/2 teaspoons salt 1/2 cup lemon juice 1/4 teaspoon coarsely Latest research shows'Enriched Flavor!cigarette 1/4 cup water ground pepper Combine lemon juice, water, salad oil, salt and pepper. Place steak in utility dish or plastic bag; add marinade, turning to coat. Cover dish or tie bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 6 to 8 hours (or overnight), turn­ equal to-or better than-leading high tar 100k ing at least once. Place steaks on grill top so surface of meat is 4 to 5 inches from heat and broil at moderate temperature to rare or medium (25 to 35 minutes), turn­ Can the taste of low tar MERIT 100 s satisfy smokers C o n firm ed : 85% of MERIT lOO’s smokers say it was ing and brushing with marinade occasionally. of much higher tar 100 s? an “easy switch” from high tar brands. **Onion-Yogurt Sauce 1 envelope Lipton Onion Soup Mix 1 cup shredded cucumber Here are the results of nationwide research C o n firm ed : Overwhelming majority of MERIT 100 s 1 carton (16 ounces) plain yogurt involving smokers who taste-tested MERIT 100s against smokers say their former high tar brands weren’t missed! Combine onion soup mix, yogurt and cucumber, mixing thoroughly. Co'ver and chill. Yield: 3 cups. leading high tar brands. Confirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT lOO’s smokers not considering other brands. Cookout Chuck Steak Results Confirm MERIT Breakthrough 2 beef chuck blade steaks, cut 3/4 1 tablespoon Worchestershire inch thick (approximately sauce C o n firm ed : First Alternative lb Highlkr Smddng 4 pounds) 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce Majority of 100 s smokers rate MERIT 100s 1 envelope Lipton Beefy Onion 1/4 cup brown sugar taste equal to—or better than—leading high tar cigarettes MERIT lOO’s have proven conclusively that they not Soup Mix 1 tablespoon chili powder 1/2 cup dry red wine 1/4 teaspoon cumin, if desired tested! Cigarettes having up to 60% more tar. only deliver the flavor of high, tar lOO’s—but continue 1/4 cup red wine vinegar Combine beefy onion soup mix„wine, vinegar and Worcestershire sauce. C o nfirm ed: Majority of 100s smokers confirm taste to satisfy! Place steaks in utility dish or plastic bag; add marinade, turning to coat steaks. Cover dish or tie bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 6 to 8 satisfaction of low tar MERIT 100 s. This ability to satisfy over long periods of time could hours (or overnight), turning at least once. Drain marinade from meat and combine with tomato sauce, brown sugar, chili powder and cumin, if de­ And detailed interviews conducted among current be the most important evidence to date that MERIT is sired, in small saucepan; cook slowly 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Place steaks on grill so surface of meat is 4 inches from heat. Broil at moderate MERIT lOO’s smokers documented the same taste what it claims to be: The first real alternative for high temperature 7 to 10 minutes on each side, depending upon degree of done­ satisfaction. tar smokers. ness desired (rare or medium). Brush steaks with sauce occasionally while broiling. 6 to 8 servings. O Philip Morris Inc. 1979

Kings: 8 mg"iar,'' 0.6 mg nicotine- Onion Chiliburgers 10O's: 11 mg" tar;' 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report May'78 2-1/2 pounds ground beef 1/3 cup chili sauce 1 envelope Lipton Onion or 2 tablespoons finely chopped Beefy Onion Soup Mix green pepper Warning: Tho Surgeon General Has Determined 1/3 cup water teaspoon pepper Combine ground beef, onion soup mix, water, chili sauce, green pepper That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERIT and pepper, mixing lightly until ingredients are evenly distributed. Shape into 8 patties 3/4 inch thick. Place on grill or on rack in broiler pan 3 to 4 Kings&KX)^ High in flavor, but comparatively low in cost, are these beef chuck steaks that are marinated before and inches from heat. Broil7to8minuteson first side, turn and broil o to 8 min­ brushed during broiling with a zesty sauce easily made with an envelope of beefy onion soup mix. utes, tp degree of doneness desired. Serveon split Kaiser rollsor hamburger buns. 8 servings.

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Bailey, to attend Swarthmore College. Manchester Scholarship Foundation. She plans to attend Roger Williams Edward J. Lemieux of 279 Scott • Chuck Fillet Jaycees of Manchester. She is the Elizabeth Townley Kozuch (ECHS) She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. College. Drive. He plans to attend the Univer­ A&P IS A COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP MORE A&P MEAT VALUES » — Rotary Club of Manchester, Daniel J. O’Connell of 37 Hollister St. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Robert James Saunders (MHS) — sity of Pennsylvania. Winter Lemieux Jr. A&P (Reel Franks 1 1b. pkg, $1.49) Bourret of 23 Fleming Road, Knights of Columbus (KofC), Gib­ She plans to attend Albertus Magnus 4 Center, 2 Shoulder & 2 Sirloin End Chops ^Bael Chuck-Bone ki-FIrst Cuts Beef Chuck-Bone bi-Cenler Cut Beef Chuck-Semi-Boneless Manchester. She plans to attend bons Assembly, Catholic Ladies of College. A ssorted PORK LOIN BLADE ( I C Q BLADE M A Q UNDERBLADE # 1 9 0 MEAT FRANKS S * 1“ Wittenberg College. 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Shainin Memorial, Kiwanis PORK CHOPS BEEF TOP LOIN-BONE-IN-16 to 20 LBS.-CUST0M CUT TO OROER-FORMERLY SHELL SIRLOIN STRIPS Busky of 454 Woodland St. She plans Norman Spector Memorial, W.B. Club of Manchester, Matthew M. SAVE ON LIGHT LITTLE COUNTRY P"^Lob, SAUERKRAUT ’.;4 9 * to attend Boston College. Thornton, Brian Page McIntosh lOH Moriarty March of Dimes, Lydall BONELESS Pork Loin Bone-m $949 Claussen Karen Lynn Chambers (ECHS) — Memorial, Edward L. Pouech lOH Inc. She is the daughter of Mrs. STYLE RIB END $|99 I SHELL STRIP STEAKS ^jTib 32 o z .'$ -|2 9 Manchester Scholarship Foundation, Memorial, Instructors of the Han­ H lb. Roma B. Petkaitis of 106 Campfield “SLEEKS” PANTIES , PORK RIBS PORK ROASTS I ib PICKLES or Icicle iar Manchester Dental Society. She is dicapped honoring N. Wiliiam Road. She plans to attend Fairfield 11 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight, Manchester Chapter UNICO University. Chambers, 137 Green Manor Road. National. She is the daughter of Mr. Robert James Saunders (MHS) — FROM VANITY FAIRI She plans to attend the University of and Mrs. William MacGillvary of 51 David Murray Tapper Memorial, Connecticut. Avondale Road. She plans to attend Sean Prescott Memorial, Regal A&P IS A SEAFOOD SHOP r j r i ACTION PRICES Kim Marie Erickson (MHS) — Iona University of Bridgeport. Men’s Shop Inc., Scandia Lodge, Quick Frozan-A&P •)K Sleith Scholarship, Horace M. Bissell Christine Ann Martin (ECHS) — Vasa Order of America. He is the son 8 oz. Soft Margarine Memorial, Manchester Junior Mary Margaret Moriarty Lynch of Mr. and Mrs. David Saunders of 80 3 pairs ^5 Reg. $2 pair. pkg. ac^EFAm # llb . W omen’s Club, N ettie R eale Memorial, Manchester Scholarship Frances Drive. He plans to attend FISH STICKS MRS. FILBERT’S pkg. 7 9 * Memorial, Manchester Scholarship Foundation. She is the daughter of William & Mary College. 69‘ CtKumbdr Foundation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Martin of 141 Michael Pelletier (Cheney Tech) — Quick Frozen-Perch, Turbot, or 24 oz Get your pretty summer shape together with Sleeks, now on sale! $ 1 3 9 CAIN’S PICKLES i»f 8 9 * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Erickson of 47 Pine St. She plans to attend the ABA Tool & Die Co., Multi-Circuits, Hipsters or briefs of smooth, second-skin Antron® III nylon for HADDOCK FILLETS DRISCOLL-RED RIPE-Pm CONT. CAUFORNIA-SWEET JUICY Post-Fruity or Cocoa Clinton St. She plans to attend Bryant University of Bridgeport. Knights of Columbus (Campbell 11 oz. College. Cynthia Joyce Millis (MHS) — Council). He is the son of Mr. and a weightless, cool fit under all your summery jeans, slim skirts Avail. Wed.-Sat. PEBBLES CEREAL box 9 9 * JoAnne Marie Evans (MHS) — Edward F. Moriarty Memorial, Mrs. Leo Pelletier of 2 Lockwood St. and dresses! The hipster, in white, beige or pastels. Cod or Haddock c SabMa-e«al Dog Food 7201. Army & Navy Club in memory of Manchester Exchange Club, He plans to attend Hartford State Briefs; white or beige only. Both have absorbent Vantee FRESH FILLETS STRAW- fi A BING pkg $033 Frank Drake, Civitan Club of Manchester Bar Association, Jaycee Technical College. TOP CHOICE gussets. Also shown. Vanity Fair’s sherbet-cool satin-finish Assorted Styles ^ Manchester, Seth David Carman Wives of Manchester, LaBonne- Christopher Young (MHS) — CCD\/irC n o r nsroresw Mulvihill Inc., Manchester tricot bra with light lining, stretch back and a plunge front. J C r \ i f / L C U C L I service Dell s only Memorial, Manchester Lodge of Center Congregational Church. He is In white or beige, reg. 8.50, now 6.97. SCOTTIES TissuEsr09 Masons, Rotary Club of Manchester. Scholarship Foundation. She is the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. BERRIES Q 9 CHERRIES She is the daughter of Mrs. Shirley daughter of Mrs. Anne Marie Millis Young Jr. of 136 W. Vernon St. He Come to Foundations, all nine D&L stores. c o w e d ''Cferwrrb ANNPACE l » Evans, 68 Imperial Drive. She plans of 10 Durkin St. She plans to attend plans to attend Rochester Institute of All Flavors-Powd. Drink Mix-Pre-Sweet to attend Keuka College. Norwich University. 3oz. $ H Technology. f l f l l V I storssliced CAUF.-sm.T-my CAUF.-LAfiGESIZE SOUTHERN-2 INCH MIN. Scott Howard Freedman (MHS) — Alison Beth Hublard (MHS) — CHEERI-AID pkgs. I Manchester High School Class of ArmPage-TaeKItctien 5 Brian James Moriarty (ECHS) — Center Congregational Church. She is LONGACRE CARANDO-WHITE 30 c t.;$ 1 3 9 1978, British American Club Inc., Fuss and O’Neill, Jonathan George the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turkey Torino NECTARINES RED PLUMS PEACHES Charter Oak Lodge, B’nai B’rith. He Ellis Memoriai, Hartford Foundation Hublard of 68 Adelaide Road. She TRASH BAGS 1*9- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Breast? Wlb. 1 I Salami Ann Page-Plastic Trash for Public Giving, Manchester plans to attend Ithaca College. CARANOO 20 ct.a$ 1 5 9 Freedman of 62 Grant Road. He CREAMY Scholarship Foundation. He is the Beth Ann Alemany (Manchester Hard Cole CAN LINERS plans to attend University of Connec­ son of Mr, and Mrs. Francis S. Community College) — Hartford AnnPas*-PIa$ttc-5cl.pkg ticut. Moriarty of 31 Gardner St. He plans Foundation for Public Giving. She is Salami wib I S law Suzanne Jean Killian (MHS) — to attend Worcester Polytechnic the daughter of Mrs. Alyce B. OLD FASHIONED SNUGGLES C&49’ LAWN & LEAF BAGS79^ Rice Contour 10 OZ Sam Crispino, Hartford Courant, Institute, Alemany of 40 Parker St. She plans to 'Jumbo Size-Yellow ( t Fresh-Escarole or ( t In Husk-Sweet Ann Page-Plastic-150 c l. pkg. Atlas-Bantly, Manchester Fire Hoang Minh Nguyen'(MHS) — attend University of Connecticut. Pudding w w ib . Rolls ""o SANDWICH BAGS 5 5 * Department, Local 1579. She is the Manchester Association of Indepen­ Stephan Kudlach (MCC) — Hart­ STORE SLICED c - 1 0 0 CHEESE ONIONS 2 9 ,b CHICORY ,b CORN 8 r Am Paga-3 Mil strong PtasUc . , 4 ( 4 4 ) 0 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. dent Insurance Agents, John B. ford Foundation for Public Giving. Muenster Wine Fresh-Crisp-Green M Zesty-1-lb. pkg.-Red A Salad Size-Red Killian of 17 Essex St. She plans to at­ DeQuattro Memorial, Verplanck He lives at 11 Cross St. He plans to .Cheese I ib. Cheddar $ TRASH BAGS tend Bay Path Junior College. Fund, James and Isabel Worth Duf­ attend University of Southern Maine. CABBAGE l y ,b RADISHES POTATOES 1 9 ^ Lori Ann Lumpkin (MHS) — fy, Steven Dunfield Memorial. He is Mrs. Ellen Salvatore (MCC) — Manchester Education Association, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nghia V. Manchester Scholarship Foundation. CRAmBtRY JUICE COCKTAIL THICK-RICH-TOMATO HEnZ-KEC-0- Daniel Manchuck Memorial, G. Nguyen of 83 Laurel St. He plans to She lives at 16 Strant St. She plans to

SEALTEST A&P-ALL VAR. OCEAN SPRAY KETCHUP BIRDS EYE TREESWET Elks To Observe Flag Day COTTAGE SUNDAE CGDL GRANGE MANCHESTER—The Manchester in Sports’’ by the Walter J. Smith YOGURT WHIP JUICE Lodge of Elks will hold Flag Day Post, VFW, of New Britain. He ceremonies Thursday at 7 p.m. at the served with.the U.S. Navy in World Elks Lodge on Bissell Street. War II. Hb. 99* 83* 8 OZ. 12 oz. Francis A. Joyce wili be the prin­ cent A&P-CRADE"A" YOUR CHOICE! A W PACE Past district deputy Thomas J. cont. can cipal speaker. He is a past exalted Blanchard, chairman of the event, 59' 79 ruler, a past district deputy of will open the ceremonies. Introduc­ White or Colored Cheese Slices Sun Fresh-Sliced Connecticut Northwest, and is tory exercises will be led by Leon R. 12 oz. $ 1 0 9 ARCE EGGS VEGETABLES currently secretary of New Britain Zahaba Jr., exalted ruler, with'the MEL-O-BIT pkg. STRAWBERRIES 3 s * l Lodge of Elks. assistant of lodge officers. A&P-Boz.pkg. i i Sara Lee • CUT GREEN BEANS 15'A OZ. 11.2 OZ. The history of the flag will be given • FRENCH GREEN BEANS 15'A OZ. He served four years as vice presi­ BALLS POUND CAKE pkg 9 9 * by Andrew Winzler Jr., past exalted MOZZARELLA 9 9 • MIXED SIZES PEAS 17 OZ. dent of the Connecticut State Elks A&P-Extra Sharp All Flavors-Half Gallon Carton Association and was elected presi­ ruler, and the response by George 49* dent in 1976. He is currently trustee Meixell, past exalted ruler, assisted CHEDDAR CHEESE RIDGED POTATO CHIPS BARRELHEAD ROOT BEER OR ONCER ALE SEALTEST ICE CREAM by the flag bearers of Cub Scout Pack of the state association, A&P Sliced Cheese 120 of St. James School, under the Ann Page $ 1 9 9 direction of Lewellyn Pelletier, cub 24 ct PROVOLONE CANADA DRY pkg. Joyce has retired from the New master. FUDGSICLES Britain Post Office and is Mrs. Martha Drown, president of A&P-5 oz. pkg.-Parmesan or / v w Cheese Pizza Regular 20 oz. $ 1 5 9 treasurer/managing editor of the the Emblem Club, assisted by the ROMANO WEDGES 9 9 or LA PIZZERIA pkg. New Britain Postal Employees club’s members, will provide Caruso Cheese . T r r t t t Diet Federal Credit Union. He was refreshments after the ceremony. Birds Eye-Mixed Veg. or Chopped honored in 1979 as "Man of the Year Francis A. Joyce YOUR 10 oz Admission is free and the public is MOZZARELLA Z. 39* BROCCOLI CHOICE! pkg. 3 9 * invited. OLD MILWAUKS REOM.AR OR MKT-TOOTHPASTE MRS. FILBERT’S 2 « *1 Manchester Man Heads Elks sot Off Labet-Brnizs-Oeodorant RIGHT GUARD A retired Merchant Marine officer 1970 as a ship’s engineer. He has been from Manchester was elected presi­ active in the BPOE both in East Johnson 8 Jotmson's-Baby dent of the Connecticut State Elks 100% WHOLE CRESCENT Hartford lodge and within the state Association during its annual conven­ organization and has been particular­ WHEAT POUND POWDER tion held in East Hartford. ly active in activities in the areas of KItcben Ready Tomatoas Giltetta Elected was Francis R. Reinholz, UncotiTfruit Pineti, Ckaoe or youth and veterans. He has been vice BREAD CAKE HURRY! Last 2 weeks! of 145 Maple St., Manchester, Fr«sh-,huw Parker GoM or Marble PASTENE 5 9 * WPOMED PORCEAM <»mit w » cuilom er on quality name brands. G ood Sun, AxHt 10 * S al. Juno 16 Lxnd one per customer G ood Sun. X n t IQ ■ Sat, J i/ « 16 U m i one per cuslome* Joyce Elizabeth Ritzie of Mystic and John Frederick 2341 2 3 6 1 237 Geyer of Manchester were married June 9 at St. College 1 Sun Glory Frozen Patrick’s Church in Mystic. mmmmmmmhmmmmKmi' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ritzie of Mystic. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and C Mrs. Fred W. Geyer of Spring Street, Manchester. :SUNDAY JUNE 17th; Among the students Mrs. Lorry Given of Hamden was matron of honor. named to the dean’s list at Sliced|g one pound pkg. Your Stop &Shopsworfli: Bridesmaids were Mrs. Kim Geyer of Manchester, Robin Bates College, Lewiston, Christina of Westerly, R.I., and Julie Gannon and Alice Maine, are; Oscar Mayer Wieners »V1.79 Sternberg, both of Mystic. Manchesteri Charles L. McKenzie, son of Mr. and Oscar Mayer Bacon .^*1.69 better eating) better sho]iping&better value! James A. Geyer of Manchester, was his brother’s best I BRITISH STERLING PHILLIES Mrs. Charles H. McKen­ Gallo Pepperoni s* man. Ushers were Wiliiam Geyer of Pennsyivania, the 3 ouxe package I AFTER SHAVE BLUNT zie; Mary M. Sinnamon, bridegroom’s brother; Robert Ritzie and Anthony Ritzie, GILLETTE' *3.00 Oscar Mayer Bologna 16 ounce can 2 liter (67.6oz.) bottle both of Mystic and brothers of the bride; and James LOTION REFUND CIGARS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stop & Shop “Big Eye” Pork Sale! Aldrich of Manchester. 2 ounce ATRA OLD SPICE William J. Sinnamon; and See Store Box of 50 Belinda Wetti, daughter of Baked A reception was held at the Seamen’s Inne at Mystic AUTOMATIC Display Fotj comer deli All the fixings ^ k e , T a b Seaport, after which the couple left for Bermuda. They D etail^ A FER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. K tor summer picinics & outings! will reside in Groton. Wetti. Beans o r Sprite ADJUSTING SHAVE Glastonbury: Center Cut Mrs. Geyer is a May graduate of the University of Available in stores featuring a service deli Great Connecticut majoring in physical therapy. Mr. Geyer is K atherine M. Doocy, summer Our Regular 3.25 IWIN BLADE LOTION Our Regular 4.29 daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Domestic pursuing a master’s degree in civil engineering at UConn. 2 1 ccxdlers. Regular He is employed as a structural engineer at Electric Boat ‘ RAZOR Andrew M. Doocy; and Coffee Mate 1 .6 9 Robert L. Willsey, son of kedHam Potato Chips in Groton. s Ppffc Chops Cup O'Noodle Soup Undenvood Spreads With 5 Cartridges 65' 4.75 ounce Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Sectioned Shnmp B e e f« Beef and Oraon Dev4e0 Ham. Chcken oi Roasl Bc'et & Formed, ENGUSH LEATHER CAPTAIN Willsey. ‘Min 2 pound jar Stop & Shop 18oz jar South Windsor: Swiss Cheese ^2.79., Save on our very best chops) Blueberry Recipes AFTER SHAVE BLACK Robert J. Umberfield, son [cut from extra meaty pork loins, I LOTION TOBACCO of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Stop & Shop ' trimmed excess fat and bone! udters Peanut Umberfield. 4 ounce 14 ounce tin 'Thin Sliced 1.69. Our Regular 3.99 Our Regular 2.59 Area residents named to ColeSlaiw Jell! Butter the dean’s list at Fairfield crM acanm i^^ I19 Creamy BLUEBERRY CHIFFON PIE Af MDSHAVf University are: Countrystyle Pork Ribs Lean, meaty 1 . 3 9 b Grape LOTION East Hartford: Jon E. or Chunk 6 servings Our Regular 3.50 Our Regular 5.29 A rse n a u lt, K evin W. Boneless Pork Sirloin Cutlets Roast Beet ComeiOcIi 3.69u * 1 . 8 9 b Haberern, Matthew S. Figaro Cat Food 4SLM Montini Tomatoes 59' StooAShcp $4 4Q Cheddar Cheese W iscm sn 1.99.1 AlVaneles cans 1 pint fresh blueberries* Lavoie, Robert P. Mills- Assorted Pork Chops Nine Lives 4 1 Tall Kitchen Bags f*gol30 1 .^ 1/2 cup sugar, divided tein, Patricia L. Swider, Vs Center Chops, Vs Blade Chops & 'h Sirloin Chops 1 . 3 9 . 24oz. jar Vlasic 49oz. box 1 envelope unllavored gelatin David T. Clifford, Stuart our 1/2 cup mUk SCHICK H. H arris, Stephen N. Grimaldi and Kevin J. kitchen Din undry 4 eggs, separated BABY PLUS PLATINUM OLD SPICE Let our chefs do 1 tablespoon lemon juice Skehan. BRECK RUTH BLADES SOAP ON Manchester: Richard E. all the cookin' for you! Ground Beef And pears tergent 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind with Exclusive SHAMPOO NUGGETS Teflon Coating A ROPE Lautenbach, Gregory G. 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar All Types Jones and John B. Ricci. French Bread Polish or 1 (9-inch) pie shell, baked 15 ounce 7 ounce, Bite Size 5 blades 5.75 ounce South Windsor: Mark HydratedTextured Kosher19 rI Fab A Blueberries, optional R. Slack, Michael E. Sweet Butter Chips Whipped cream, optional McGuinness, ’Thomas P. Pizza 79' Cold Power ‘2.39 4 ) lO oz. size l< t 3 McKenna and Laurie A. Vegetable Ronzoni Spaghetti Glass Cleaner L 79' FOR Slack. Gelatins J99' Our Regular 2.29 Our Regular 79* Our Regular 79' ea Our Regular 2.54 B y p i P k l ' a t g P O Makes tasty burgers, Measure 1 cup blueberries into blender container. A A meat loaves, casseroles. Z v frozen foods Save on everything from the appetizer to the dessert! Blend just until mashed, 10 to 15 seconds. Set aside. In Always a good value! saucepan stir together Vi cup sugar and gelatin. Blend in ^ t^ s e a fo o d “Great Beef L’OREAL USDA Choice ^ . 2 9 , b Stop & Sho£ YzGallon Assorted Ravors milk and let stand 1 minute. Stir in mashed blueberries, CVS Beef Top Rounid Steak egg yolks, lemon juice and rind. Cook and stir over low EXCELLENCE "Great Beef” s O Q O This Week’s Super Specials! SHAVE ( M e n u s ] Cube Steak Beef Round USDA Choice ^ . O ^ i b heat until bubbly, about 5 minutes. Chill, stirring oc­ PERMANENT Fresh Cod All Natural casionally, until mixture mounds slightly when dropped CREAM I SHAMPOO-IN Regular or Lemon-Limel from a spoon, 45 to 60 minutes. In large mixing bowl beat HAIR COLOR Manchester 1 3 ’/2 Toppuig egg whites and cream of tartar at high speed until foamy. 20 ounce I F l U e t s * ! ^ Assorted Shades Cafeteria menus which ounce bowl Add remaining V4 cup sugar, 1 tablespoonful at a time, Bake, brol or deep fry. lb Cornish will be served next week at Tyson Brandi New larger size beating constantly until sugar is dossolved. ♦ * and whites HAWAIIAN Ifl: Manchester public schools Fresh Mackerel !>-«■ 99S bowl - specially priced! are glossy and stand in soft peaks. Fold in chilled 27 ounce frozen' 5 9 RIGHT GUARD are as follows: Cooked Rsh Cakes'K??”1.09 blueberry mixture and remaining whole berries. Pile TROPIC DARK Hens Slow roast or broil on the spit. Coffee Ughtner SkX)AStic()27.S89' Tuscan Pops ‘1.29 Monday; Menu will be ^ S h e ll C n Shrimp ^15?.'Sg, ‘5.49 UPuzera mixture into pie shall. Chill until firm, at least 3 hours. Our Regular 2.79 SPRAY TANNING COMPARE TO: I ?0 ouncf p.xKjge announc^ at each school. Grade a 4-5ibs. C heese Pizza 1.79 Fudgesicles Garnish with whipped cream and additional blueberries, DEODORANT OIL or LOTION Gillette Foamy Shave Cream 11 oz. at 1.49’ ’Tuesday: Half day — no Fresh Ducks u.s. 99,J RIGHT ^ Cre - Ida __ Sun Glory if desired. Regular lunch. ^frozen meat Special buys! Fresh Turkey Drumsticks • *Rub just a bit of beaten whites between thumb and 10 ounce GUARD 8 ounce forefinger to feel if sugar is dissolved. Eldery 2 pound pkg Stop & Shop m iu ier Oraime IVY-DRY Eaviroflmcfiul Menus which will be IC ld d u ii Fries Juice Formula LOTION prafritM YOUR served Ju n e 18-22 a t vC (IVY-DRY) For ivy, oak or CHOICE Cooked Hams Our Regular 2.77 ea Mayfair and Westhill ^ 2 9 24oz. BLUEBERRY YOGURT SOUFHE ftriiy. sumac poisoning Our Regular 2.37 Gardens to Manchester 4 ounce Shank Portion water added pkg 6 to 8 servings residents over 60, are as Cover with brown sugar, cloves and pineapple-enjoy! lb follows: Birds Eye Cauliflower Shrimp Dinner aincr[>oM6oz pkg 1.39 1/2 cup sugar, divided water Cake I 4 FI.0n. Monday; Roast leg of 0 Vegetables SiopASTioc 3 1 $ ^ b a k e ry Rushed our stores! added Peppridge Farms iZ^ioz pkg 2 envelopes unllavored gelatin lamb, gravy, whipped Cooked Ham Rump Portion 8 9 * . O U FastHn Carrol or Yogurt Com P^sorMaedVegeiibios 1/2 cup water Our Regular 1.16 potatoes, canned green Regular or Split peas, chilled apricots, Corned Beef Brisket dairy Everylhings dated for freshness. Pick up these specials. 6 eggs, separated whole wheat bread, EngUshMuffins Counttyfine $ 1 . 3 9 u 1 carton (8 oz.) lemon flavored yogurt CVS DOWNY margarine, skim milk, S top & S h op Point Cut produce 1 lb. pkg qtr. lb. sticks 64oz. Tropicana 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar ACE coffee or tea. 12oz pkg of 6 The freshest buys from AIR CUSHION FABRIC Tuesday; Baked beef the produce market! 1 cup whipping cream ELASTIC INSOLES SOFTENER hash, catsup, parslied wax Com Toasties 60(/icepkgDt6 59' hieBoimet Ihiange beans, pickled beet salad, Countrystyle Donuts 59' I C alifornia 1 pint fresh blueberries* BANDAGE For Men or Women Sugar o> Asaotied 12cu ■ pkg oi 6 vanilla cream pudding with Juice EH3 2 inch X 72 inches Assorted Sizes 33 ounce M a is a riiie Stop & Shop Variety lUE sr... y ^ Butter bottom and sides of l-t4-quart souffle dish. BANDAGE Unstretched strawberry sauce, rye 100% ! Sprinkle lightly with sugar. Make 4-inch band of triple­ bread, margarine, skim e s S 9 Pure ^ 0 9 thickness aluminum foil long enough to go around dish |(P milk, coffee or tea. from 3 Bread Sale! k j Southern concentrate ctn. and overlap 2 inches. Lightly butter 1 side of band and W^nesday: Oven-baked Oatmeal, Honey sprinkle with sugar. Wrap around outside of dish with FOR chicken with gravy, Wheat Buttertop 16ozH Our Regular 2.16 Our Regular 54* ea. Our Regular 1.22 loaves^U 16ounc«ao sugared side in. Tie with string to fasten with tape. Collar parslied buttered potatoes, or Plain Rye Rich’s Whip Topping 69' Hood Sour Cream 79* resh Peadies3 qP[ Cracker Barrel lOcuxepJcugeWhieo#Y*i«* > i l.^tw > l Q should extend 2 inches above rim of dish. In saucepan stir carrot and raisin salad, Lemon Pie j 99f Sliced Provolone Boui 99' Fresh Green Fresh California 1 Walden Farms Lo-Cal together V* cup sugar and gelatin. Blend in water and let fresh banana, whole wheat Frankfurt Rolls 2 stand 1 minute. Cook and stir over low heat until gelatin bread, margarine, skim Kraft Philadelphia Kraft Deluxe dissolves, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat and let milk, coffee or tea. P f c p p e f s Cauliflower I Dres^igs stand 5 minutes. Blend in egg yolks. Cook and stir over Thursday: American Vjiealth & beauty aids Cmnchy- 112 oz. bottle , low heat 2 to 3 minutes longer. Remove from heat. Blend Chop Suey, seasoned green delighl AS Cream r ^ ^ e n c a n CVS/pharmacy Varieties in yogurt. Chill, stirring occasionally, until mixture beans, tossed green salad 49: 99: mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon, about 25 to Vernon with Italian dressing, 36 Position with pillow Cheese eese 30 minutes. In large mixing bowl beat egg whites and Manchester Enfield Mansfield peach and grapefruit cup, ^ I g a t e lo t Raid Ant & Roach Killer MraMcan Sices cream of tartar at high speed until foamy. Add remaining Kmart Shopping Center french bread, margarine, ounce * 4 2 9 Manchester Parkade CVSConsumer Value Stores. Chaise Lounge Black Flag Roach Killer aei roedcen 8 ounce i Enfield Square East Brook Mall 120Z. pkg sugar, 1 tablespoonful at a time, beating constantly until skim milk; coffee or tea. 7 « s Routes 83 & 30 Cutter Insect Repellent sonYyam pkg. Whiteor Yellow , sugar is ddissolved** and whites are glossy and stand in Broad St. (across from Marshall's) 90 Elm Street Off Routes 195 & 84 HEALTH AND BEAUTY Friday: Spanish baked A ID S TO R E S soft peaks. Whip cream until stiff. Gently but thoroughly 871-1661 646-0302 cod fillet, whipped ea Crystal Beer Glasses IbchsNJ 1 iQoz BrisiutSiylt'ISoz af4o's>>5(A'I60Z 99* fold yolk mixture and whipped cream into egg whites. potatoes, buttered broc­ 7m i l O11.VI Yogurt Assorted riwors OcvqsC CalabroRicotta 6oz. bonus tube 9^ Assorted Colors. Rngertip Citgo Motor Gil conLviet Se.ViesI coli, chocolate cake, whole MkJh ■ Grade to w • X or to w • 40 11} cue Cracker Barrel liSSYwi‘1.49 Fold in blueberries, reserving few for garnish. Carefully oontiol; folds in seconds for easy storage. RnulorLar^ifdCottage Cheese pour into prepared dish. Arrange reserved berries over wheat bread, margarine, Clairol Shampoo “S rya," top. Chill until set, several hours or overnight. Carefully skim milk, coffee'or tea. Phc«*cM&nA<>tlO tiA«ii6bi*r«$ioiiaia6iotei,*itwwl«ig*iSn<$JHietine»iLUgndjnv4emRW«iOTCPin»*»nfliediiirtitoiiEnioSice> OZ. CAN 1 2 * 1 0 9 ty o s of the bride. FOR ■ 1 Scotia LB9. dfaia Paul Aloil of Wethersfield, the bride’s cousin, was best Famous "Driscoll" Brand California DELICIOUS man. Ushers were Larry Woykovsky and Craig L. Savel5< r . ^ 4ta* Chopped Herring LB *1.79 Woykovsky, both of Manchester and brothers of the bride; and George Amenta and Anthony Amenta Jr., both gSHiN® KITCHEN FRESH p e f b i Spaghetti Sauces Elfwich Cookies Strawberries T u na S a lad LB *2.39 of Glastonbury and nephews of the bridegroom. FOOD CLUB . 3 VARIETIES KEEBLER SANDWICH CREMES KITCHEN FRESH A reception was held at Manchester County Club in QUART JAR 14 OUNCE PKQ. BUY BY THE CASE & SAVEI Manchester. The couple will honeymoon in Cozumel, Olive Salad 99* Mexico. For traveling, Mrs. Amenta wore a beige and 11 LB. I DELICIOUS MIN. creme colored pantsuit with belted brown sash. They will CASE Greek Black Olives lb *1.69 reside in Middletown. ALL PURPOSE CRACKERS ;?SiRk(?49* BE SURE & TRY OUR Mrs. Amenta is employed at the John Dempsey STRAWBERRY JAM RECIPE §23! LB. ROTHMUND COLONIAL TOP Hospital in Farmington. Mr. Amenta is a licensed MOTT’S CLAMATO JUICE QUART BOTTLE 69* architect and is vice president of Halcyon, Ltd. (Loring POLISH SPEARS J(OSHERDILL_SPEARS or SWEET BUTTER CHIPS BEEF LOAVES 22 0Z. JAR 79* Produce Item of the Week! photo) Mrs. Theodore M. Amenta VLASIC PICKLES Food Mart*s Salad Fixings PEPPER-DUTCH Famous "Driscoll'' Brand BOLOGNA or POLISH 962SQL TAKE THIS’COUPON TO YOUR STORE FRESH ESCAROLE & CHICORY lb 39* Joy Pepsi SLICED TO ORDER SLtCEO TO ORDER GREEN LEAF LETTUCE • t e n d e r r e a d 39* Raspberries Designer Decorates Home A WHEN ANN L. LESLIE B as V YOU 34 Bates Road Cola HALF LB. ■ a LB. BUY REGUURorDlET • FRESH SCALLIONS & RADISHES 4 BUN C H E S *1 . PINT S A V E 1 5 Manchester DISH DETERGENT CONTAINER B.S. degree 12 OUNCE CANS • 1 . 1 9 20* OFF LABEL This delectable, tender berry is a natural for (Cum laude) CALIFORNIA SWEET RED ONIONS 3 l b s * 1 . Long John Franks lb *1.89 ANY QUART BOTTLE : \ - 9 pACk' ' cereals, ice cream or with any of your favorite With Secondhand Items • Utica College of desserts. High in Iron & vitamin "C" - low in CARANOO MILONO PURE LEMON JUICE CO NT^NER 49* calories. “Hardware and plum­ kitchen drawers. 'The last Syracuse University Genoa Salam i TOORDER LB *3.19 Designer Leslie Linsley department stores and SIZE bing supply houses have time she did that, she found CARANDO is addicted to secondhand UMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE specialty shops, she said. wonderful hooks that do a two giant, spring-operated TO THE CONSUMER CAUTION' Don't o m b a rrttt ■thing him to rodotm coupon) without m«hing iht l•oul«•d pu'Chato H i t rM oom coupon* pfOporiy to got h n mono stores and junkyards the back REMEMBER, coupon) iro g o M only P e p p e ro n i o?g° an*d"e lb *2.99 Not that she uses them to tension hooks, the kind TO THE DEALER You aio ■uihonioO to act a t oui agont lor ih t rodom pton o l Ih i) coupon f, I t to( lioo m o fcu n d iti FOOD CLUB HAWAIIAN better job than decorative -- - we will roimburte roo lo' )»eh liee good), ptut So — ^Frozen Favorites! regard as either worthless to its charm. To make ice ” 1 . 0 9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE • TOP LOIN • l .® » junk or institutional last longer in it, she Top Frost Top Frost OUR BUTCHERS WILL CUSTOM CUT YOUR SHELLS Beef Shell Steaks T;^^B *2.99 PLAIN. SUGAR. CINNAMON products, she turns into at­ suggests a cheap plastic Ice Milk Chicken Pieces OF BEEF UPON REQUEST AT NO EXTRA CHARGEI W aldbaum’s Doughnuts’p°G 65* tractive and unusual home foam ice bucket as a liner. 2 LB. PKQ. furnishings and \ 3 FLAVORS - 'A GALLON U.S. GOVT, INSPECTED 'Chicken Classics' VALU-PRO • (FROZENI “We’re very visually PERDUE - GRADE 'A' PATTIES 3 L B BO X ‘3.79 Wald baum’s Muffins *,?oV p“k"o*’‘ 9 9 * We dink our label is the best ad •HAWAIIAN TENDERLOIN accessories. They are also ■oriented,” Ms. Linsley said f W/TEXTUREO SOY FLOUR A ISOLATED SOY PROTEIN •STUFFED CHICKEN BREASTS cheap. of herself and her husband, Boneless •ALLA MILANESE OUR BEST BREADED “Some people call it ‘low \ BONELESS CHICKEN CUTLETS Jon Aron, a designer and O12 0Z. t-l VEAL PATTIES lb‘ 1.09 tech,’’’ she said in an inter­ TOP FROST LEMONADE O CAN S I • Chicken Breasts photographer. JAY R. LEMELIN OUR BEST . ITALIAN STYLE - BREAOEO “20*0ff;'15*0ff view, a reference to the “ This is our way of a spaghetti sauceever had. • s VEAL PATTIES lb‘ 1.19 41 Teresa .Road current vogue for “high DELUXE PIZZA stoueeers *2.09 9 0 LB. ON A 10 COUNT PKG. " ON A 28 OZ. BOTTLE living, using space What we put in a jar of Aunt Millie’s 100% natural sauce, we put on the label. And we put it in 2 Manchester - V . ', d m m m ta. OSCAR MAYER SLICED tech” — industrial fur­ creatively without spen­ 1 Lundy Fresh Pork Sale^M BOLOGNA ‘ 1.39 HEFTY LARGE j poyoiL plain English. All of it. Not merely to satisfy the law, but because we're proud of it. And B.S. degree CUT GREEN BEANS t o p f r o s t 2p* k°oI . 7 9 * TRASH CAN* LESTOIL niture and furnishings in ding a lot of money. We University of Assorted OSCAR MAYER • ROUND or SQUARE the home. often can’t afford what we because more and more you want to know what’s in the foods you feed your family. Connecticut VARIETY PACK ’p^°o" ‘ 1.99 Liquid Cleaner Dairy Delights! LINERS I Steel shelves, a popular want to buy. Compare ingredients before you buy your next jar of spaghetti sauce.... and then taste the Pork Chops SWIFT'S PREMIUM “high tech” item, can cost BEEF FRANKS lb‘ 1.59 difference! EACH PACKAGE hundreds of dollars. “I think today people will Orangej e Juice Margarine CONTAINS: SW IFT’S spend money on a comfor­ HOOD'S > HALFHAI GALLON •3 LOIN END CHOPS Most of the projects in ) GAYLORD - 1 LB. PKQ. QTRS. •3 CENTER CUT CHOPS SIZZLEAN izoz pKQ *1.49 table couch but they might •3 RIB END CHOPS Ms. Linsley’s 15th crafts Ingredients: Water, tomatd paste, tomatoes Water Is used to rsconsfltuts the tomato peeiethat's the base for all spaghetti O E M CH UNK 15*Offri5*Off not spend money on saucae. C LUNDY FRESH CENTER CUT book, "Army-Navy in pur^, peanut oil- olive oil, imported romano BOLOGNA LIVERWUflST lB*1 ■ 09 ON ANY SIZE I ON A 12 COUNT accessories — ash trays, a Aunt Millie's la one of the few eaucea with tomatoes in addition. .PORK CHOPS lb‘ 1.79 Surplus” (Dell paperback OEM . CRYOVAC WRAPPED • BONELESS NESTEA ! 3 0 O Z .P K G . cheese, dried onions, salt, pepper, garlic •l.< LUNDY FRESH ^ Most sauces use vegetable or soybean oils. Wa uaa only peanut and olive oils.. $7.%) cost less than $10 to candy dish, a fruit bowl. HAM SLICES LB ‘ 1.99 lAuntMillieV powder, baAil NO ADDED SUGAR, NO: Instead of t catch-all like flavortos)' or'aploes', wespedficelly Hat every spice' COTTAGE CHEESE X°L°A°RoVc“u*io ’ tu°b ' 79* PORK CUTLETS lb ‘1.89 ICED TEA TOP FROST make, sometimes a lot we uae~ so there I) no mystery. FLAVORED LUNDY FRESH PORK ELM BREAKFAST STARCH, NO PRESERVATIVES! I less. “People should look . BEAL ITALIAh STYLE Because Aunt Millie's is slowly simmsred, ws don't need to add auger or LIGHT n’ LIVELY YOGURT 3Su°/s‘1. SHOULDERS l‘ 89* SAUSAGE LINKS LB ‘ 1.49 MIX Fudge Bars stsrchss to sweeten and thicken the sauce. Ws let nslurs... end time... take KRAFT PHILADELPHIA "PAN-READY" With INI coupon ■( Food coupon n F ^ She said she paid $1 for a more closely at ordinary LUNDY FRESH ' ^ COLONIAL SLICED Man («oo«3 iNu Saiurdiy. i|BMR I Saiu'Oay care of that. , CREAM CHEESE soz fkg 65* PORK BUTTS lb‘ 1.19 Juf»« 16 Limit on# coupon June 18 Limn on# pug • baker’s five-loaf steel things. Right now places SPAGHETTI SAUCE I BEFOBE YOU BUY ANY FOOD Fresh Mackerel BACON ' p i l ‘ 1.29 p#f timriy ■ on# coupon p#r «#m>ly ^ bread pan at a sale of used FENWAY • MEAT or BEEF like Bloomingdale’s (a PBODUCT BEAD THE INGBEDIENT AUKT MILLIE'S IS 100% NATURAL WE THINK IT TASTES GOOD ENOUBK /^Health & Beauty Aid 8!*'\ Lundy Fresh A ^ m restaurant supplies. After trendy New York depart­ 89!. FRANKS SLUGGERS LB ‘ 1.69 cleaning it up, she spray- LINES ON THE LABEL TO CALL YOUR OWN; ANO THAT’S OELIOOUSt 40 COUNT Q Q c 09 COLONIAL ment store) carry in­ EFFERDENT PKQ. FRESH Hams “iEr*ofTr'"|cof^^ MEATLESS LB ON A 100 COUNT PKG.I I U W C L O painted it bright red and W hole o r S hank H alf ■ ■ POLISH RINGS ‘ 1.69 dustrial lamps in bright Scrod Fillets I ASSORTED VARIETIES ... (and between them!) LISTERINE MOUTH^IIw BO TTLE FOOD CLUB SLICED marked each pan with colors.” LUNDY FRESH PORK FOOD CLUB * 119 COUNT JUMBO BOLL press-on letters from an 10(F» NATURAL *~S0f AuntHlle’sSauciis SoTI BOLOGNA 1 LB .P K Q . ‘ 1.29 200 Brenner Drive, Congers, NY 10920 | TOPCO ASPIRIN 300 COUNT BOTTLE 85* SPARE RIBS i1.69 CHILD MILD or BEEF art supply house. She uses It’s a lot cheaper, she MAOQEO SUGAR, NO STARCHES Please send me a coupon good for 50$ off on my next lar of Aunt Millie's LUNDY FRESH eob (Hegoliitlims require that ingradients be FRESH - "CENTER C U r GEM FRANKS l>iS: ‘ 1.29 TEABAGS ! 2 ^1 !® it in her Nantucket, Mass., said, to spray paint the I PRESERtfAThlES Enclosed are: AIM TOOTHPASTE *&b°e? Vugl 8 9 * PORK LIVERS With iNt coupon #1 Food f Wnn in* coupon ai Food ^ 99^ ^ iiatj^ In order id quantity by volume.) □ One label from Aunt Millie’s and one from the brand of spaghetti sauce or Swordfish LUNDY SHOULDER Man Good iNu Saturday 8 Mad OoodGood INuiNu SaturdaySatu'diy i ketchen to hold table kind factories buy. She said Jun# 16 Limit on# phg I Jun# 16 Limit two rohl • knives, forks, spoons, and tomato product I compared It with. TOPCO COTTON SWABS’ "59* Steaks lb O . SMOKED HOCKS on# coupon p#( family I on# coupon p«r lamily sources can be located by □.Two Aunt Millie's labels. (I switched some time ago.) napkins and miscellaneous in t#irn##« lu our cuatomtr*. w# ri • m# rigm to bmit lalM lo 3 pkgt of any itam aicapl whara otltarwiaa nolad Hama oOarad lor » • tot* or to othar rtUd daaiari or wbolaaalari Not ratpon*ib«a tor typographical arrort consulting industrial Name DEBORAH WHITEHEAD articles. catalogs in your local As a thank-you bonus, Notch Road She uses an old French library. Bolton map case she bought in an we'll also send you a 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Suppliers are surprising­ ) coupon worth IOC on City B.A. de^ee army-navy store in San ly nice to deal with, she I Kosciusko Mustard— Central Connecticut Francisco as a purse. said. “They’re fascinated another quality product State Zip State College Army-navy stores sell by someone walking in off from Aunt Millie's. (Please soak jar in hot water for 15 minutes to remove label.) NCC 013 cooking equipment for a the street (to buy their (One refund coupon to a family. Offer expires August 31.1979.) fraction of the cost of merchandise.