PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,ncnesier, Lonn.,Conn., Tues., lues., *iuneJune 20, ivio 1978 _ Floating show boosts Mideast trade There are many reasons for sending a NEW YORK (UPI) One hundred The Japanese floating expedition was government sponsored. So were similar floating trade show to the Middle East, r American corporations wili send a ( Business ) Willetts said. ’The Arab cities with the The weather floating trade exposition to Alexandria, expeditions sent by the British; the French and the Australians which, richest potential markets simply do not Egypt and ports around the Arabian penin­ Saudi Arabia And Kuwait and make two- yet have the hotels and exposition halls for Mostly sunny, followed by increasing sula in November that its sponsors say day calls at Hodelda, Yemen; Muscat, Willetts said, were not terribly successful cloudiness today, with a chance of showers or because they weren’t plann^ on a big a really big scale land-based exposition. could lay the foundation for $20 billion in Oman; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Also, the floating show and the ocean thundershowers late this afternoon or evening. trade over five years. Emirates; Doha, Qatar; and Dhahran, enough scale. voyage between the Arab ports has a great JUanrlif Btpr Suf niug Hpralft High temperatures in the 80s. Cioudy with a Willetts’ expedition will be the first of Oceanic Trade Alliance Council Inter­ Saudi Arabia. appeal to American industrialists. chance of showers tonight and Thursday. Over­ national Inc. of Southfield, Mich., is “The idea that this voyage could lay the this type planned and carried out entirely A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 night lows in the 60s. Light and variable winds by private industry. However, Willetts The American executives who accom­ organizing the venture and Guy Willetts, foundation for $20 billion in trade over the pany their exhibiU will get a chance in through Thursday. Nationai weather map on said he had been given a lot of voluntary Single Copy 20 Cents page 16. originally a motion picture documentary next five years originate in a computer each port to meet leading business and Vol. XCVII, No. 222 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, Jun^ 21, 1978 producer, is directing it. projection made for Peter Hale of help over the past 15 months by both the State and Commerce departments in government personalities with decision­ Willetts told UPI 69 of the 100 exhibitors Commerce Action Group Near East in making powers as well as local U.S. con­ the ship can carry already have signed up. Washington,” Willetts said. “The figure Washington. ‘"The main thing I’ve been concerned suls and diplomatic officials. "1 consider our results so far fantastic, doesn’t seem unreasonable in view of the ’The range of American exhibitors almost unbelievable,” he said. fact the Japanese said they took $5 billion about,” he told UPI, “is that a number of Arab businessmen have warned me: ‘If aboard the Calypso will cover everything Willetts has charted the liner Calypso of worth of orders in 90 days for industrial from fast foods and toiletries to the Greek Ulysses line for the trip which and consumer goods when they sent a you bring that ship over with a trade show you’d better be sure to top the Japanese sophisticated scientific instruments and Inside today will start from Athens. The ship will spend floating trade exposition on the Saku Maru machines and heavy industry. three days at Alexandria, Egypt; Jidda, to the Middle East.” floating show.” Ancient Greek Manchester The contract for Superintendent of Schools James Kennedy has O lorillord.U .S been renewed by the Board of hit by earthquake Education and his salary set at $40,490. See Huge 2. Laser rangefinder Freedom of Information Com­ “We saw death with our own .The quake damaged several old Assembler checks camera-like laser SALONICA, Greece (UPI) - An missioner upholds Town Clerk earthquake struck the ancient city of eyes,” said civil servant loannis buildings in Salonica but destroyed Edward Tomkiel in case involving only one- modern eight-story apart­ rangefinder developed for U.S. Army based Salonica Tuesday night “with a great Bachos as he fled the city by car with release of names on consolidation on original Army design and produced at Id ste noise like the coming of hell,” sen­ his blonde wife and his mother-in ment building, killing at least 11 petition. See page 10. 2 RCA’s Automated Systems plant in ding thousands of residents fleeing law. “We felt him as he shook our residents and leaving only two sur­ 2 Burlington, Mass. At the push of a button, the the city where St. Paul once house. We are now going to a village vivors — two sisters — authorities preached the gospel and where where we have relatives.” said. East Hartford five-pound device directs a laser beam at a Costas Pylarinos, prefect of the “The house shook terribly and we distant object. Returning light, bounced from Kemal Ataturk was bom. The government said at least 20 county of Salonica, said 75 percent of decided to leave our home but we Parents ask for help for the the target, automatically registers distance Kent Golden Lights persons were killed — 11 of them in the 70,000 area residents have left or delayed to take some of our money middle-income, average child at in meters in the eyepiece. (UPI photo) one collapsed building — and more were in the process of leaving for and jewelry with us,” said Dora Slye and Goodwin schools. See than 150 injured in the quake which safer areas. Sofianou, 40, a French teacher who page 7. Rogers dividend up, measured 6.5 on the open-endm Pylarinos said he could not stop lived with her sister Veto on the fifth The Greater Hartford Transit 0 Richter scale. The government anyone from leaving but urged food floor. District defended itself before the declared a state of emergency today suppliers to stay in the city and keep “By the time we turned to go, the Town Council Tuesday. Its stock split planned walls were crumbling with a great lO O ^ throughout northern Greece and their shops open. charges are fair, leaders said. See called in army troops to keep order. “If they don’t then we will use noise like the coming of hell. I felt page 7. Rogers Corp.'s board of directors has voted to in­ Though most of Macedonia — the emergency measures,” he said, the walls pinning me down and crease the aggregate quarterly cash dividend by 25 per­ early realm of Alexander the Great meaning requisition of the shops. holding me pinnioned. I felt pain all cent and to effect a five-for-four stock split. — was rocked by the quake at 11:03 Three people died of heart attacks over my body. Connecticut Norman L. Greenman, president of Rogers, said, p.m., the worst damage was in the in­ brought on by the quake, a Yugosla­ “I cried for my sister. I kept These actions will result in a continuation of the five dustrial center of Salonica, the vian tourist was killed by the collap­ shouting for help. I don’t know how Engineers who helped design the Hartford Civic Center cent per share quarterly dividend, but it will be paid on 25 modern capital of Macedonia, 30 sing roof of his Salonica hotel and one long it took, but some men together coliseum say it was not design percent more shares to each stockholder,” miles from the epicenter. Because of person died at a village near Serres, with some policemen finally ap­ The distribution date for the additional shares resulting 50 miles from Salonica. At least eight proached me, pulled the walls away flaws that caused the space frame a 100-degree heat wave many people roof to cave in last January. See from the stock split will be July 21 to stock of record June were in the streets trying to keep injured were in hospital tents and and brought me out,” she said. page 6. 30. The cash dividend of five cents per share will be paid cool and thus escaped death. another 50 were at private clinics. Miss Sofianou was in a hospital Aug. 16 to stock of record July 24. tent — public hospital buildings were ■'We continue to anticipate record earnings in the se­ evacuated because of possible New England cond quarter and for the full year 1978, ’ Greenman said, collapses — with a broken shoulder. “and are pleased to be able to begin our second year of Committee wants Her sister was in another hospital Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R- cash dividends with this improvement.” with concussion and minor fractures. Mass., accusing the news media Rogers manufactures a broad range of engineered What worried authorities and of having a "lust for blood,” materials and components used by the electronics, residents alike was what the future denies published reports he did automotive and other selected industrial markets. downtown center held for them in terms of another anything wrong by using his quake. Already three Greek experts. daughters as tax write-offs or Prof Ditrios Galanopoulos, Costas By SUSAN VAUGHN applications. Lamson was also asked failing to report his co-ownership Bu^ service added Papadakos and loannis Drakopoulos in a Watergate apartment. See Herald Reporter by the committee to find out why the were examining the seismograph to J ExpanSfed schedules of Bonanza Bus Lines' service for zoning on the west side of Main page 6. J The Downtown Coordinating Com­ detenhine whether there will be any Street is different from the east side. the summer months went into effect Sunday to provide mittee Tuesday night made future tremors. added convenience for area travelers. recommendations to locate a senior Warren Howland, a Realtor, in­ dicated that the asking price on the Salonica was founded by Balloon animals The nation Bonanza's Cape Cod schedules list live daily eastward citizens center and a community Cassander, the brother-in-law of trips. Three are through-service trips to the tip of the- Massaro property is $440,000, but he center in the downtown area and to Alexander the Great, in 315 BC. It Former CIA agent Frank Cape, serving Hyannis, Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet and recommended that the committee Clown Laura Brancota of the St. Mary’s Church Carnival in Snepp. on trial for publishing a Provincetown. An additional trip terminates at Hyannis, make improvements to the block check if funds would be available to was the birthplace of Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, and East Hartford makes a balloon animal Tuesday during the book without agency clearance, from Center Street to Ford Street the build on the property. and the fifth at Providence, Number 1 priority for the com­ St. Paul, one of Christ’s disciples, first night of the week-long carnival on the church grounds. says he was told his secrecy oath Connections are provided at Woods Hole and Hyannis Several members of the committee mittee. preached there, and wrote two The annual carnival offers rides, game booths, refreshments, did not apply to unclassified data. U for ferry service to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket noted that the senior citizens center But the CIA official involved can't U With an eye toward the future of epistles to early Christians which and more. Admission is free. It is open nightly from 7 to i0:30 Islands, as well as connections at Province for Newport is being planned for future recall interviewing Snepp. See ! Downtown Manchester, most of the becafne two books of the New Testa­ and will give a matinee Saturday. It closes Saturday evening and Boston. committee members said they still generations as well as the present ment “Letters to the Thesalonians.” page .5. I one and that the community center is with a raffle picking. (Herald photo by Chastain) Westward, there are five daily trips to New York City. prefer a downtown location for the The city was captured by the Per­ Last month. Bonanza Bus Lines expanded its route for all ages. Robert Gorman men­ senior citizens center rather than sians and by the Turks. Salonica sur­ system to 1560 miles with the addition of a daily express tioned that the priority of the Sports rendered to the Greeks in 191, ending route from Boston to Woods Hole, adding further to its Green School, which has been the (Camber of Commerce downtown 48 years of Turkish Rule. Yankee owner disturbed and position as New England’s largest bus line. preference of the seniors. committee was to locate a communi­ Alphonse Beale was the only The death toll might have been changes expected in ball club ... Copies of the new eight-page summer schedule booklet ty center in the downtown area. OAS plans talks N member who voted against the much higher but the historic center Meanwhile, Yanks come alive and N and convenient pocket size mini-schedules are available recommendation, saying that the Warren Howland, who suggested of the town and its ancient buildings bomb Red Sox. See page 11. locally at Bob’s Mobile Station, 427 Hartford Road, that the committee concentrate on decision on where the center is was destroyed by fire in 1917 and Nancy Narkon advances in Manchester. one priority at present, was named to located should be left up to the senior replaced by modern structures. on human rights state women's golf ... Woody head the subcommittee to work on citizens. urging the improvements to the in­ Clark and Stan Hilinski, “They are the ones who are going Terrorism will be discussed in a Appointed supervisor tersection at the Center and in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Manchester Country Club to use it,” Reale said. He also said dialogue on human rights is expected seprate session of the assembly. members, qualify for slate Center to Ford Street block. He said Penalty nixed The United States also is seeking to Barry Stearns has been customer service, bank that a very small percentage of the the committee needs to find out to dominate the 10 days of the amateur tourney. See page 12. senior citizens from the center bring have its traditional financial levy appointed supervisor of check products, at the where the $1.4 million which was ap­ general assembly of the Organization business to the downtown area where on import TVs reduced. At present the United States Tolland plant of Business proved last November in a referen­ of American States, opening today. Forms Division, it is now located. . pays the maximum quota, 66 percent dum is going to be spent. The money President Carter was scheduled to Burroughs Corp.’s Office Betty Petricca, vice chairman of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The of the OAS annual budget of $70 the committee, said it is not com­ was designated for traffic, im­ make the opening address, and million. The United States wants its Area towns ...... 8-9 Products Group. Supreme Court, handing the ad­ ...... 15-18 pletely up to the senior citizens to tell provements at the Center. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will levy to be reduced to 49 percent. Classified...... H e has a bachelor's Joseph Garman recommended put­ ministration an important victory, ...... 19 where Community Development make the principal U.S. speech The American suggestions for Comics...... degree in marketing from ting steady pressure on the state of­ ruled unanimously today that the ...... 7-8 the University of Connec­ funds should be used. She suggested Thursday. financial reorganization have been East Hartford...... ficials to get the improvements Treasury is not required to impose Editorial ...... 4 ticut. He lives at 21 Cook that the committee explore the penalty duties on imported Japanese The 26-nation organization already discussed for the past five years, but started. have been at an impasse for the past Entertainment ...... 14 Drive, Bolton. possibility of using property of Dr. television sets and other electronic has had a preliminary look at three ...... 22-28 Burroughs Office Joseph Massaro on Park Street for a Lamson said a temporary plan for products. two years. U.S. officials served Fam iiy...... staff reports on human rights abuses Manchester...... 2-3. 10, 20 Products Group, with 17 senior citizens center and housing the intersection was submitted, but ,, The high court rejected arguments notice they intend to push the matter in the hemisphere: one on Uruguay, Obituaries ...... 10 production plants and over complex. that it included no major im­ by domestic manufacturers urging one on Parguay and a general report at this year’s session. People ...... 21 200 sales offices across the She. said it is a beautiful, piece of provements. Most of the proposal the government to impose counter­ that focuses on the situation in Chile. The OAS also will review the Sports ...... 11-13 country, is a major property right off Main Street with dealt with signalization, he said. vailing duties to offset commodity The reports are described by Panama Canal treaties, at the manufacturer of business three acres of landscaped grounds. Other items suggested for con­ taxes which Japan rebates to expor­ American officials as “extremely request of Panama, which insists the forms and office supplies; O nly 9 mg. tar Luxury high-rise apartments had sideration by the new committee in­ ting companies. tough,” containing serious ac­ U.S.-Panamian agreement cannot J F e V e sorry j document encoding, been propos^ for the property a few cluded re-establishing off-street The case attracted worldwide cusations of violations of human conflict with the charter of the OAS Mechanical problems on Mon- signing and protecting years ago, but the applications were parking in the downtown area as a attention, and the decision relieved rights in all three countries. which, among other things, bans j day and again today have caused ; equipment; facsimile turned down because of zoning priority, finding out about the U.S. officials who were worried Some members of the organization aggression by one state against The Herald to publish later than ] transmission equipment; regulations. Alan Lamson, town propos^ completion of Interstate about Increasing tensions with wanted human rights to be discussed another. 2 and word processing planner, was asked to report on the Highway 84 and about improving the In all, the assembly of the OAS will usual. We regret the in- i 2 You w oni believe theyYe lower In tar trading partners. in conjunction with the battle against convenience to subscribers; the ! reasons for the denials of the mowing along the highway. Zenith Radio Corp., which brought terrorism. But the United States consider some 30 agenda topics, but Burry SirurnK systems. later delivery of your newspaper I the case, charged that Japan’s rebate objected on the ground that some human rights and the financial from your carrier is our fault, not : system gives Japanese exporters an nations may try to justify some reorganization of the OAS are than all these other 100^ the carrier’s. | Insurance counselor indirect subsidy and an unfair advan­ human rights abuses by the need to expected to generate most of the tage over U.S. manufacturers. fight terrorist activity. political heat. Joseph F. Gately, FMS, Bolton resident and Berlin in­ Forest Hills faces surance agency executive, has been awarded the Cer­ tified Insurance Counselor designation by the Society of Certified Insurance Counselors of Austin, Texas, and the Professional Insurance Agents of Connecticut Inc. partial water ban Barbara Weinberg joins Conferment ceremonies took place today during PIA’s annual convention at McAfee, N.J. The Society of Cer­ The recent weeks’ hot weather and posing the alternate day partial ban tified Insurance Counselors presented CIC degre.es to 49 little rain have caused heavy which goes into effect Friday mor­ individuals from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. demands oh the Town of ning, June 23, at 5 a.m. The ban secretary of state race The CIC program, conducted in Connecticut at the Manchester’s water sysfem. The prohibits sprinkling lawns, washing Town Water Department is im­ University of Connecticut at Storrs, is a continuing cars, watering gardens from 5 a.m. B a rb a ra B. W einberg of Democrats throughout Connecticut January. . . .u education program for licensed insurance agents and plementing a partial water ban in the to 9 p.m. The ban is in effect every to seek the nomination in the event Mrs. Weinberg was elected by the Forest Hills section of town. Manchester has officially declared company personnel, providing exposure to current other day for each household. The her candidacy for secretary of state that Gloria Schaffer does not wish to Democratic National Committee to developments in major areas of insurance and agency The water distribution problems ban prohibits householders with on the Democratic ticket. be renominated. the Winograd Commission, formed to the department has hopefully will be operation. The CIC designation is awarded after the MG.UR MATAR MG.TAR even-numbered addresses from “I want it clearly understood that I State Sen. Audrey Beck has been study the election process and make successful completion of four three-day institutes on Per­ 1.1 M©. NIC. 1.1 MO. NIC. 1.4 MG. NIC. eliminated with the implementation watering on even numbered calendar mentioned as well as State Rep. recommendations for reforms. She is of the recommendations spelled out seek the Democratic nomination only sonal Lines, Commercial Casualty Lines, Commercial days, and odd number houses from Astrid T. Hanzalek of Suffield. also the founder and president of her in the engineer’s water distribution if Gloria Schaffer withdraws, and Property Lines, and Agency Management. To retain the watering on odd numbered days. that Mrs. Schaffer has my full sup­ Mrs. Weinberg is the wife of own realty company. study. Any use of water is permitted "I believe that my successful designation, each CIC must attend at least one update port if she should decide to run for re- Stanley Weinberg and they live at 157 This situation occurs in the Forest durfng the period not included in the record in running a business, session annually, election,” Mrs. Weinberg said in a Pitkin St. with their two daughters, Hills section each summer when ban. The ban will be in effect until together with my experience on the Gately, first vice president of PIA of Connecticut, is prepared statement. Leslie and Susan. treasurer of Powers-Bolles-Vigra-Houlihan in Berlin. A Source of all ‘tar’ and nicotine disclosures in this ad is either FTC Report Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined customers start watering their lawns further notice. The streets included The Weinbergs figured prominent­ Winograd Commission, especially and cause homes in a higher eleva­ Mrs. Weinberg joins others who graduate of Boston College, Gately is past director of the May 1978 or FTC Method. Of All Brands Sold: Lowest tan 0.5 mg.’iar,' in the ban are Kennedy, Bishop, have made themselves available for ly in the Carter primary campaign in qualified me for the administrative New England 1752 Club (an insurance field club), and has That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous tirYour Health. tion to lose their water. Kent, Hamilton, Woodstock, Sage, responsibilities of the office of 0.05 mg. nicotine; Kent Golden Lights lOO's Regular and Menthol— the office. the state and Mrs. Weinberg was co­ also been a member of the Boston Insurance Advisory The Progress Drive well has been Carpenter, McDivltt, Grissom, chairperson of the Connecticut Com­ secretary of state,” she said. 9 mg.'tar,’ 0.8 mg. nicotine av. par cigarette, FTC Report May 1978. unable to meet demands in this area. In a special mailing to more than Board and the Hartford Pond, Order of the Blue Goose Shepard and Pinewood. 1,500 individuals throughout the state mittee to elect President Carter. She When filing campaign committee Some of the residents in higher A spokesman said the department (an insurance field club). last weekend. State Rep, Patricia T. was named by Gov. Ella Grasso as papers today, Mrs. Weinberg named He resides with his family in Bolton, where he is active locations, particularly Sage Drive, regrets any inconvenience this David Garaventa of Manchester as have registered complaints about Hendel of New London/Groton sent a state director of the Friendship in the Knights of Columbus, St. Maurice Church Men’s causes its custopiers and appreciates Force Flight to Tel Aviv, Israel, last her campaign treasurer. lack of water. their cooperation. resume of her qualifications. She Club, Marine Corps League, and the Republican Town said she has been urged by Committee. Therefore, the department Is im- Barbara Weinlierp; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., June 21. 1978- PAGE THREE PAGE T W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978— Kennedy pact renewed, HRC will not appeal 2000 state guardsmen salary raised to $40,490 courts tape ruling leave Saturday for Drum sessions and did not speak Tuesday that the tapes be made available not maneuvers. Hartford area and Massachusetts un­ A review was also presented Mon­ assisting the new high school prin­ Manchester’s Human Relations immediately but in 10 days from This Saturday, more than 2,000 The Manchester Board of Educa­ night until after the other four com- part-time soldiers of the Connecticut Opposing forces for the second its waiting there. day by Kennedy based upon an cipal, two new elementary school Commission, which has been fighting Tuesday night’s meeting. tion has voted to renew a three-year missiooers attending the meeting Army National Guard will leave year will be provided by the Other guardsmen will travel the analysis of his performance ojectives principals and a new assistant for nearly a year to keep tapes of two “We have a moral obligation to let contract for School Superintendent voted not to appeal the decision. their home armories throughout the "Screaming Eagles” of 2d Bn., 502d 350 miles to Drum on a fleet of com­ presented to the board last superintendent for curriculum and closed meetings dealing with racial the families know. We did say and we Infantry, 101st Air Assault Division, James P. Kennedy, beginning July 1. instruction. The board will place an discrimination secret, Tuesday night Livingston then reminded the com­ state en route to Fort Drum, N.Y., mercial buses, while 22 helicopters Kennedy accepted the contract September. Those included planned mission that the parents of the fully believed that everything said from Fort Campbell, Ken. improvements in the instructional emphasis on the high school level in voted unanimously not to appeal a for their two weeks of annual fly from Hartford and Windsor Locks which calls for a salary of $40,490, children charged with harrassing the during the hearing would be kept in training, lasting from June 24 to July Gov. Ella Graso is scheduled to with a refuelng stop at Albany. program, communications with the light of the evaluation next year by court decision ordering it to release Flanagan fainily had been- promised confidence,” Mrs. Lee Ann visit the upstate New York training thus making him the highest paid the New England Association of 8. Departure will take place between By Sunday morning, the units will public administrator in the town. public, parents and staff, im- the tapes. the tapes wouldn’t be released to the Gundersen, HRC chairwoman, said. area on Thursday, June 29, to inspect plemenation of a personnel evalua­ Schools and Colleges, Yavis said. Last week. Common Pleas Court 7 and 7:30 a.m. be fully set up at Drum and ready to public and everything they said Attorney William B. Collins, who the troops and review the Guard’s ac­ begin training. Town Manager Robert Weiss has a tion system in all the schools, con­ Judge M. Morgan Kline upheld the Under the command of Col. during the sessions would be In com­ represented the commission in its tivities at Drum. Guardsmen from Manchester salary of $35,000. tinuation of long-range planning and decision by the state Freedom of In­ fight to keep the tapes secret, said in Richard Lugli of the 43rd Brigade, The salary represents a total 4.2 plete confidence. lie also said that at 26th “Yankee” Infantry Division, the The motor march to Fort Drum on Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 169th In­ the implementation of new federal formation Commission that the local a letter, read during Tuesday night’s percent increase, including salary least one of the families may go to state’s guardsmen will begin the in­ Saturday will include a 400-vehicle fantry and Rockville Support Com­ legislation concerning the han­ commission’s reasons for meeting, that Judge Kline in his deci­ convoy, which will take shape on the and fringe benefits. court to obtain an injunction against tensive training period perfecting pany, 1st Battalion, 169th Infantry dicapped. withholding the tapes was not suf­ Massachusetts Turnpike when The board action was taken in an ( About town ) the town to prevent the tapes being sion had “taken the middle of the squad and platoon-level combat skills will participate. In accepting the new contract, ficient to exempt it from the FOI act. columns from southern armories join executive session Monday night released. road but had not gone far enough.” and wind up with the company-sized Kennedy said, “I am encouraged by The complaint was filed by the He said that the chances of Judge following a detailed performance Commissioner David Call the board’s positive evaluation of my Hartford Courant and its reporter suggested that if the parents involved Kline’s decision being over-ruled by Complete course in CPR evaluation. The Little Theatre of Manchester performance and feel strongly the will have open casting for its fall Marc Gunther. would have joined the commission in the Supreme Court are remote. He Board members completed a six- Commissioner Frank Livingston, Elizabeth Dopp, far right. necessity to work even harder to musical “Company” tonight at 8 at its fight to keep the tapes secret the also suggested another alternative, Joan Smith, left, home health aide coor­ page rating sheet on Kennedy’s per­ whose children were involved in the meet their high expectations.” He the ’Theatre Workshop, 22 Oak St. court decision might have been going to the state legislature. dinator of Manchester Public Health Nursing These women were among seven to com­ Examination open for postal job formance in areas of board, com­ also expressed his appreciation for charge of discrimination brought Commissioner Richard Kenny Association. Inc. shows a certificate in c^ - plete classroom instruction and practical munity and staff and personnel Casting will also take place June 27 before the commission by one of his different. the board’s ’’openess and candor.” To allow the commission time to made a motion, which proved relations, educational leadership and and 29. All roles require singing, dan­ neighbors, a black family, Mr. and diopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and application with instructor Ken Cusson. Paul E. Donovan, Hartford post­ will also be required type 40 words the Hartford Post Office, 141 Weston Yavis cited improvements in all notify the parents, it is recommen­ fruitless, to consult with one of the cing and acting. Mrs. John Flanagan of 95 Galaxy chokesaver procedure from the American Others are: Dolores Johnson, Linda Palmer master, has announced that a minute for five minutes with fewer St., and all stations and branches in­ knowledge in the areas of the areas listed in Kennedy’s perfor­ ding to Town Manager Robert Weiss town’s state legislators. curriculum, business and finance and Drive, was not a party to the closed Heart Association to Pamela Saich, striped and Margaret Mills. examinations applications for future than three errors. cluding East Hartford, West Hart­ mance objectives. In the coming to ford, Wethersfield, and Newington. personal qualties. year, he said efforts of the board un­ dress, Janet Linley, center right, and vacancies of the position markup Applications may be obtained at Board members rated Kennedy der Kennedy’s leadership will in­ clerk, automated, will not be superior or near superior in the clude giving direction to and accepted after 5 p.m. June 23. categories. The markup clerk operates an electro-mechanical machine to Arrested on charges of third- Jeffrey K. Pouliot, 20, of 142 Broad Arthur Illing receives Crusoe island accident June 10 in which a Vernon process undeliverable mail. An 18-year-old East Hartford degree criminal trespass and having St. was charged with interfering with Dubaldo recitals held woman was arrested Tuesday on man was struck while crossing Hart­ Applicants must have six months’ liquor on town property were Mark a police officer in connection with an SANTIAGO, Chile (UPf) - The by an airtaxi service that operates charges of threatening and carrying ford Road. Glenn Peterson, 25, was clerical or office machine out of Santiago or by vessels that in­ The first of two music recitals T. Wagner, 21, of 128 Barry Road; incident in Center Springs Park island made famous in the novel a dangerous weapon in an incident at still a patient at Manchester experience. Completion of a four- frequently sail to the island, known presented by the Dubaldo Music Kallai, Maurice Harrison, Charro., Memorial Hospital today as a result James G. Hunt, 22, of 17 Keeney ’Tuesday night. Police said he was Rotary’s Harris award year high school course or a full year “Robinson Crusoe” is not far from Potamiaos and Cindy Kurowski. an East Center street cafe. Drive, Bolton; and George E. Lee, found next to a truck which had a keg as "Juan Fernandez Island’’ in Chile. Center was held Monday night in Police said Caroline Palenza had of multiple fractures he sustained in , ^ of business school may be substituted the Chilean mainland in the Pacific. The second recital was held 22, of 12 Flint Drive. Police said the of beer on it. Pouliot attetnpted national. He first organized Rotary Memorial Hall at the CenUr threatened her former 23-year-old the accident. He is in satisfactory Arthur H. Illing has been presented ^.i“ ls \'s iu to “ suyrT^^^^^^ experience. Applicants The only way it can be reached is Congregational Church. Performing Tuesday night in Memorial Hall. three were carrying beer and food. several times to remove the taps in Chicago in 1905. boyfriend with a switch blade condition. Orfetelli’s court the Paul Harris Fellow award from Students performing in that Two other youths, also seen on the from the beer keg, police said. The Manchester Rotary Club was of schools. He succeeded Fred in the recital were piano and organ ’Tuesday and on several other oc­ appearance on the charge is July 11. Rotary International. program were Paige Olsen, Michael property and arrested, were Robert owner of the truck ran into the organized in 1940. Verplanck as the superintendent students of Clara and Bruno Dubaldo casions. When questioned, police The presentation was made by and guitar and accordion students of Tomkunas, Maura Fogarty, Gwen M. Perry, 16, of 19 Green Hill St., and wooded area of the park, police said. Henry Holdridge, who is district The award is presented to that when the later retired in 1935. Goyette, Steve Frye, Debbie Willis, said, Ms. Palenza refused to let Michael S. Shearer, 18, of 189 Pouliot was held overnight for court Rotarian for his contribution to Illing also served as president of Bruno and Victor Dubaldo. police search her purse, but a knife of Five yoilng men were arrested at governor of District 789. Students who participated in the Sandra Trombly, Susan Grenier, Pat Porter Reservoir Tuesday afternoon Glenwood St., both charged with presentation today. Illing, the first president of Rotary and to his community. the Chamber of Commerce, and is a Manchester public records Tomkunas, Dean Chasse, Brenda the same description given by the third-degree criminal trespass. Illing is a retired superintendent of charter member and past trustee of program were Matthew Terzo, victim was found in the cafe in two separate Incidents on town Manchester Rotary Club, is the third Robert Mazzoni, Mark Flynn, Jim Chasse and Guy Trombly, Kathy Police said one of the two youths had member of this club to receive this Manchester schools. He was bom in Lutz Junior Museum. restroom. She was released on a $1,- property. c Brahaney and Choma, William G. Nemeroff to Halloran, Brian Kettledon, Tony Warranty deeds Atwell, Leanne Adams, Carrie Police said three men were seen been swimming in the reservoir. The A burglary at a Spencer Street award. The other two — both past England and came to the United Edson M. Bailey, retired principal Middle Turnpike and Mary DeMauro, Shelley Hoher, Maureen 000 nonsurety bond for court July 3. Stephen Croxford and Inc. to Robert B. Halladay Michal and Janina Mission, Adams, Susan Kallai, Bill Kuzmik, walking on the property by a water area is posted against trespassing. apartment resulted in the theft of a presidents — are Dr. Bernard States in 1910. After graduating from of Manchester High School, was a C. Boland, 39 Stephen St., Carney, Mary Bossidy, Jimmy Diane B. Croxford to and Deborah L. Halladay, property at 3 Brent Road, Sharon Karpinski, Colleen Colleton department employee who called his The five arrested men were all gold charm bracelet valued at $500. Sheridan and Frank Sheldon. Wesleyan, he taught at Chapman guest speaker at the presentation July 1 at St. Vincens, Donnie Dzen, Cindy John W. Orfitelli, 18, of 110 released on promises to appear in The burglary occurred sometime Tech in New London, was principal ceremony at Manchester Country Christine Ann Ritchie, property on Lamplighter $53,000. Bartholomew’s Church. and Mary Bossidy. Comstock Road was charged office and was told to report the men The award is named in honor of Kurowski, Susan Chmiel, Charron court July 10. ’Tuesday. of Stonington High School, and came Club. property at 1 Bow St., $42,- Drive, $73,870. Quilrlaim deeds James R. Shuckerow, Also, Humphrey Olivieri, Aria Tuesday with reckless driving in an to the police. Harris, the founder of Rotary Inter- First Hartford Realty to Harrison, Rose Kallai, Viginia Potamianos, Dave Grenier and 700. G ary A. W illett to and Nancy E. Pasek both Dubaldo, Gemma Dubaldo, Helen Virginia and Gemma Dubaldo. Richard D. Griffith and Rosemary M. Willett, of East Hartford, June 30 Evelyn S. Griffith, No. 70D property at 97 Barry Road, at St. James Church. in F o rest Ridge con­ no conveyance tax. Building permits dominiums, $59.40 con­ Writ of attachment DeNlno and Sons for Cheney Tech prepares veyance tax. Glastonbury Hardware, Robert Hebert, roof at 96 Sears Pierre R. Caron and ears Inc. against John P. Charter Oak St., $425. Claudette Caron to George Peragallo, doing business Bidwell Home Improve­ for 7th Grade program P. McAllister and Anne C. as Contemporary Homes, ment Co. for Carl Regini, McAllister, property at 553 property on Lyness Street, aluminum siding at 41 No sooner is Howell Cheney Regional The youths are selected from Center St., $45,000. $1,111. Green Road, $900. Vocational Technical School emptied of applications submitted to school prin­ J.A. McCarthy, Inc., to M echanic’s lien Craig and Diane Repoli, this year’s full time students, than it cipals. Dennis L. Prewitt and Bob­ General Building Supply roof at 10-12 Bank St., $1,- begins to prepare for a special short-term by W. Prewitt of East Co. of E ast H artford 000, program. H artford, property on against Bruce A. Davis, Victor R. Plagge, fence This will be the second year that the Rec offering 30-inch 15.1 •20 OFF er Ledgecrest 'Terrace, $68,- Michael A. Carter and at 46 Green Manor Road, technical school is participating in a cu. ft. I SALE)SAVE 400. Leopaul A. Daigle, proper­ $115. electric Convenient special state funded program designed for frostless John P. O’Malley and ty on Hemlock St., $4,446. Ace Roofing and Siding Kenmore Catherine J. O’Malley to seventh grade students. gym classes range* has refrigerator- Marriage licenses Co. for Lorraine Ray, roof Beginning July 5, about 90 students from Gerald A. Murray and Bar­ self-cleaning freezer portable Mark A. Beebe, 489 E. at 117 Center St,, $950, the area towns served by Cheney Tech will 25% bara A. Murray, property Larry Barile, above­ attend a four-hour daily program for 16 The Manchester Recreation Depart­ oven washer Buy Baby at 95 Briarwood Drive. ground pool at 204 Hilliard days, the classes are designed as an ment is offering gymnastics classes with ONLY all first quolfty foihiom for a set St., $100, exploratory program of the shop depart­ the first session June 26 through July 7. SAVE*4...20-pc. Casalino Construction SAVE *10 .0*20 Miisas, Junion and IMyrtan ment. Classes will be held at St. James School of wheels Co. for Mr. and Mrs. Stan “It helps make later eighth grade gym between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., Monday \: Regular 22999 YOUR CHOICE glass dinnerware set J. Gembala, convert gar­ decisions more valid,” John Garofalo, through Friday. 1249.99 39’i age to bedroom at 52 Ver­ Glacia or smoke "1 0 9 9 Instruction will be given in floor exer­ ONLY Ideal lor apartments, anywhere space is A. 159.99 C.8Klle recordrr/AM/FM r.dio* Fabulous Buy! school director, said. Public school 4.25 CU. ft. freezer and 10.65 cu. ft. B. 154.99 MulU-b.nd radio* Regular817.99 yO U’RE IMp non St., $3,500. Sell-cleaning oven has Lo-Temp control. limited. Has normal and permanent students have the opportunity to decide cises, balance beam, vault, uneven bars, refrigerator sections. Twin crispers, press settings. Qulck-eonnect laucet C. 649.99 C.8wllere«irder/cur.ndrrvirH* '°hrA N T TO Brian McKeever for when they’re in the eighth grade whether and trampoline. One 8-In., three 6-in. burners; porcelain- magnetic door gaskets. D. $49.99 AM/FM clock-radio* 3-pc. picnic set Add a festive look to your table with heat- Bruce Melton, alterations enameled llft-up cooktop Is easy to clean. coupler. Rolls easily about on casters. Each of ihror admUtcd ilcRM U rradlly atallablr for * AC/DC; batlcrirg. extra Sale end. 6/24/71 Table and 2 benches cut tempered glass dinnerware. Imported they want ot go on to a technical school The classes will be divided in lour levels saWaiadvrrtlwrf. ______Sale end. 6/34/71. to windows at 15 Phelps •FJrctricil or gi* romkrctar*. r»f«. from 4/4 redwood slock, 3 9 9 9 from France. Dishwasher safe. Sale ends and what vocation they wish to major in. — preschool, beginner, intermediate, and 7/1/78. Road, $500. Three programs for the seventh graders advanced. Sate riMl*7/l/7t 47Vk In. long. save at the Connecticut Building will be offered this summer — There is a fee. Registration will be held SAVE*! •2 OFF Corp. for Michael Barton, automotive, electrical and carpentry. Thursday and Friday, June 22 and June 23, •29 OFF P L A Y T E X ® ' repair fire damage to at St. James School gym between noon Protective Heavy duty summer^; kitchen, 53 Grove St., $200, and 2 p.m. steel Tomato driveway ^ L a t€ - Salvatore A. Bosco for I MHS locke rs •6 OFF John Muldoon, two-story Card™ fence sealer P a '” ' addition to building at 235 I must be cleared •30 OFF Highland St., $19,500, Clean-up slated ...''Ouif non 181^.. Deuim stroll’u fold I The high school administration : '8*iic imfxcni' 12-ft. riveted aluminum J.A . McCarthy, Inc., one- i;i has set July 7 as the final day for Regular 124.99 family dwelling on Valley on Main Street Semi-Vee boat 18’* View Road, $35,000. i-: students to remove personal •3 to *4 OFF Lightweight. 8-wheei umbrella-type stroller Cotton S; items and books from their Regular 19.99 Regular S10.99 SAVE *2 chambray denim cover. Back pouch pocket, ufety Hartford Pool Co., Inc. In an effort to keep downtown Regular 2 8 9 9 9 strap. Stir rnds 4/74/71. for Nicholas DiPietro, in- i? assigned lockers, YOUR 1319.99 Superplush Bath Towel Manchester clean, the Downtown Helpi protect tomato Rubberised. Helps resist Fixed wheel alrull '□ fold ground pool at 115 li'j The high school will be open plants plus gives sturdy weathering. Dries quickly SAVE UP TO *4 Manchester Associaton will sponsor CHOtCE Formed-ln keels, spray rails. 3 seals Reg. 16.99. Our Uilckest • Regular 119.99...... I Monday through Thursday from 8 ; support. 30-fl. long roll to a low luatre black flolah. save *1 when you buy Hamilton Drive, $4,000. another clean-up Sunday. forms six 11-la. 3-gal. pall covers 200-500 Krg. •i:).99Eaiy Living latex {Mini riveted to sides, bottom for rigidity. and softest! Choose Irom V V Patchwork atroll 'n fold Carol H. Flynn and John a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. 0^ . Em* cage sq. n. of asphalt. Stir mdt Ki*g. a 13.99 Lalex ceiling paint Sockets for shank oars. Weight solids and patterns. S.lr ^ Regular 829.99 ...... any "instead''® bra Downtown merchants are inviting all H«s4M a.U^Srfrc^ 7/1. I for those students wishing to l(rti._ • 13.99 Weatherbenter exterior satin capacity, 550 lbs. Sale ends 7/2/78. «id.7/l/7a. "Instead” ,* the bra for a fuller, C. Flynn Jr., above-ground clubs and individuals to join forces'with «/S4. Winnie-lhe-Poofa atrollcr :¥ clean out their lockers and hand in SS.TTUaiullawcl ...... 2.99 Regular 838 more beautiful bust. "Inslsad pool at 31 Strong St,, $1,500. them in the battle against litter. $l.69Vt.hdoUi ...... ■■■■ l-O books. lifts from the bottom and gathers Jam es B. Morrison, The clean-up crew will begin at 11 a.m. SAVE *5 SAVE *20 from the sides. % cup, plunge demolition of four-car gar­ Sunday at the parking lot on Main and 22V'2-in. kettle grill SAVE Craftsman Super values iu and convertible strap styles. age at 46-48 School St., Forest streets. $ 200. RegnUr Versatile save *1 when you buy •49.99 •20 Weedwacker actiou sportswear William M. May, tool Blood clinic any "living"® bra Rust resistant porcelain 3-pc. suit Support with freedom ot move­ shed at 42 Crosby Road, eoarael floUfc. Aluminum trimmer SAVE Pipe band wins •ife otcte. Jogging shorts m en t-la ce cups and butterfly $600. set Thursday M r e ^ T /L front make "Living"* the stretch DMbIrMUUMi ...S.99 •10 a Cotton, cottoo/potyeot^ bra that moves with you...breathes highest award " «P9“ 69^^^ -« ElMtlcUodwtist A free walk-in blood pressure clinic will nrmkM«...... Aff with you. for the SM.nSmokerplU ...19.99 • Sizes 5/6 to 15/16 ...... be held Thursday from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m, The Kriid suit and extra checked in Herman Hall at Westhill Gardens, lor The Manchester Pipe Band won top ReguUr 159.99 Craftsman Bushwacker slacks are of Dacron * polyester for GRADUATE! SAVE *3 easy care and comfort. Assorted col*. T-shirts all Manchester residents over 60. honors in Pipe Band competition June 17 SAVE*20...3-pc. on. Regular, short, long. Big 16-In. cut. Trim, hedge trimmer • Polyester kn|ls, blends White These monthly walk-in blood pressure at the Delco Scottish Games held in 9-tii. portable fan • Assorted stripes, solids edge, sweep without • Cap sleeves* S, M ,L ...... clinics have been very successful in Devon, Pa., competing against 16 bands Regular 1 0 9 9 blades. Permanent Regular rustic redwood set Vinyl handbag screening and finding people with 113.99 134.99 2499 from Eastern United States. magnet motor de­ 2didr..nd.chdM 7 Q 9 9 Tank tops save *2 when you buy hypertension, according to the The local band won first prize in piping Quiet cooling 2 -speed fan Craftsman 3.5 RP aolid state mower velops 4k-HP to turn Craftsman trimmer has an 18-in. 46-looUi R .guU r $99.99 i j Roomy bag. in soil, while vinyl.. any "I can’t beliava It's of Ugh-lmpact plastic, t-tt. nylon cord in 16-tn. blade. It's double-insulated and needs no • Cotton interlock knit whipes clean with damp cloth. Manchester Public Health Nursing and drumming. Second prize went to the coni, sac rMk 7/1. Regular • Cool, sleeveless style Outside slip-ln pockeU. top zipper 6“ a girdle"® girdle Cut from I'/i-ln, thick redwood stock. •159.99 diameter. special grounding.Silrcnd.7/1. CLOSFOUT! closing. rB«U4/Z4/7l. Regular 19 Association (MPHNA). If left untreated, Kearney Caledoninn Pipe Band from 119.99 9-la. Ublc fu .. 17.99 1 3 9 ^ ^ Cushions covered In supported vinyl. Sale Small, Medium and Large Firm control yet unbelievably hypertension may lead to a stroke, heart Kearney, N.J. lightweight for cool comfort- ,45% to62% in brief, average leg, long leg attack, kidney failure or heart failure, The Manchester band is under the direc­ SEMI-ANNUAL and high-waist long leg styles. THE MPHNA says. tion of Charles Murdoch, pipe major and SAVE SAVE 50% SAVE *30 OFF... Anyone who is homebound and unable to Andrew Nesbit, drum sergeant. Other save *4 whei>'««tu buy DAUGHTER'S come to the clinic may call MPHNA at band officers are Donald Richie, pipe 50% Dual filter Garage door Men’s ^Body Fashion any "I can't beliava it^ 647-1481. The agency’s geriatric program a girdle"® all-in;One RING® sergeant; Tom Cook, president; Roger Tr i m TO “ »«" ****•*« dress also includes health screening for the Fisher, vice president; Jack Jones, oil twice opener has Sale. •. The same great lightweight by Market Creations shirts fabric combined with a cool homebound. secretary; Pat Cunningham, treasurer; digital control "Crepeset" tricot support bra SUerad* The gift that says Frank Yeomans, quartermaster; and 7/1/71 J 4 9 SAVE 30% for a smooth bust-to-hip line. Steady- W ere t9 to 813 "CONGRATULATIONS" D AR. 0V0Ht l0Cl Watson, drum major. Available In Beige In a special way. Her Rider on selected birthstone ... between her Regular 12.99 •8 OFF 1 5 9 ’ ® parents' birthstones, a Shocks SAVF *2 sq. yd...self- SAVE20rato25% bras, girdlqs, by Mrs. Bissell Sears 41-btUery Regular 1189.95 reminder of family love Dog Licenses RegyUr Doubie-flltera oil slips, panties through 2 etemeats u installable vinyl flooring N' liaicq«UBUlk«lA»l Cushion Foot Sport Socklet and affection. •17.W O c OPEN THUR8 NIQHT TIL 9 P.M. oU paases through filter. Lets you set your own per­ New (^enemlhia. Thick vinyl Choose from fresh polyester and cotton and shapers 10K gold $72.50 Mrs. Orcutt Bissell of 150 Ludlow Road, Available to fit moit sonal code lo vlriaally Pom-pea w roU back trim cot­ sold Saturday ton and nylon aoekkt la and member of Orford Parish Chapter of Exclusive temperature* American-made can, RcfiiUr $47.99 eliminate outside In* wear layer, sturdy wlnyl blends, as weU as Ultreaaa. dress shirts c OPEN THUR8. EVE TIL • leasitlve device. For moel pickup truck! and vans. terferencc. Auiomaile foam cushion inner layer. ol lUI?. smooUi Dacron- polyester. Solid machih «aahable. Cotton, American-made can . Im- Provides 410 amps of cold cranking power and 107 nylon, polyester terry abekkt, Silr end. 7/I/7I the Daughters of the American Revolu­ SalceadtT/l/TI S«lr rods 7/1/71. mlnuUi of reserve capacity, ^ oy top terminals. safely reverse. I/2HP Scuff resistant. Assorted pat- O'”’ colon and stylish patterns. Hurry for The town clerk’s office will be open irts, pickups, vans. Fast, motor. Enjoy security, con* n g m ...... Sr tion, is chairman of the annual tea and ow-coit InatallatloB Slses available to (it most A m eri^ m ad e cars. 8«kr«dtft/Za/7l Regular 99* Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon for the sale veolence. Stk r m1* m o t *. ternt and many colon. Sde Re,wu,ii$.99 bestielKtionI Sslemd. 7/1/71. open house to be held Thursday from T to available. e»d.7/l/7a. of dog licenses. ’The deadline to get dog AiaANV.N.V. ONtONIA. 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Puppies must get a tag when they become DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER IWWNTOWN MANCHttTEA six months old. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,, June 21, 1978- PAGE FIVE PAP.F FODR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978. Open forum Congress eyes Ribocoff s bill on computer crime ' Ifflaurlipatrr S itf m ug H rralh Congress have blamed the rising Carter apparently succeeded in move ahead in a way which many of Manchester - A City o( Village Charm Ribicoff says hundreds of crimes the Drug Enforcement Administra­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress availability of PCP on its easy persuading the group that national us thought made a good deal of is taking a look today at two growing Involvli^ computers go unreported tion, described his agency’s plans to Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ask chemical companies to voluntari­ manufacture for big profit and the security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski sense.” problems; computer crime and use every'year b ^ u s e corpdrate and In committee hearings Tuesday: Mamber. Audil Bu,e.u Circulalion Mdm Mr. UniHd Pres. Int.fn.tion.1 fact that its ingredients are legally and ^ r e ta r y of State Cyrus Vance ol Ancient tribal laws of the mind-bending drug PCP. government victims are too em­ ly report unusubl sales of ingredients • The House Agriculture Com­ that go into the making of PCP in available. are not locked in a battle for control Published by the Manchester Publishing Co,, Herald Square, Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., barrassed to report their losses m itte e approved 39-1 a bill a ceremony or offend a god if she hopes of stemming manufacture of Neither house of Congress was in of foreign policy. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-27t1, To the editor: , proposed a bill to the Senate because they are fearful of bad liberalizing loan terms for nations the drug. session Tuesday, but a group of 75 Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., said A recent news article stating that dared step beyond her limited space Criminal Laws Subcommittee today publicity. purchasing American farm exports. Raymond F Robinson, Editor.Publisher Harold E. Turhinglon, Managino Editor He said a poster listing 32 key congressmen went to the White after the meeting; the VFW admitted women In a in life. that would make it a federal crime, He said If his bill becomes law, vic­ The bill includes a special provision chemicals essential to the manufac­ House Tuesday evening for a briefing "Ultimately, the president makes narrow margin had a ftatement I’ve It would seem we have some an­ for the first time, to steal informa­ tims of computer fraud will be encouraging China to buy more U.S. ture of "Angel Dust” will be sent to on sticky foreign policy problems, foreign policy and this evening most cient, resurrected tribal chiefs' tion, money or other property from motivated to report their losses as farm products. Opinion been hearing a lot lately: “Women chemical supply houses across the and many of them came away of were very encouraged by the ex­ computers used in interstate com­ crimes. have invaded the men’s ground too among us. country. satisfied that President Carter was tent to which he seem ^ to be in com­ Sincerely, merce or to misuse federal com­ At another committee hearing, mand of the facts and determined to much in all areas.” Peter ^nsinger, administrator of Previous witnesses before firmly at the reins. It reminds me of ancient tribal Madeline Cain puters. What price gambling? laws where a woman was considered 86 Lockwood St. ontilfSS!«;:oH6Cf8S<"^ Impure and imperfect and would ruin Manchester Ex-CIA agent says oath tivity is also being noted by Speaking of big winners, pawnshops, the Salvation Atlantic City was supposed to Army and the Travelers’ Aid be one with the introduction of What tax revolt? Society. The latter two have doesn’t cover his hook casino gambling. been helping out stranded in­ Ways and Means Committee has new CIA employees, told U.S. There has been the expected By MARTHA A^GLE himself without a jury, asked why dividuals with meals, phone and ROBERT WALTERS been in the opposition direction — ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) - District Judge Uren Lewis under Snepp had not gotten any alleged ver­ flood of visitors, but not all of Former CIA agent Frank Snepp, on oath he had no memory of inter­ calls home and transportation WASHINGTON (NEA) - It isn’t towards shrinkage of the president’s bal contract alteration in writing. their impact on the aging trial for publishing without clearance viewing Snepp and denied ever giving easy to ignore a rampaging tax cut proposal and rejection of his “I was naive,” Snepp said, adding: resort has been favorable. loans. reform package. a book about agency actions in Viet­ such an assurance. “In the agency, what you write down rhinoceros in your living room, but nam, says he was assured his secrecy The judge said, “I just don’t Prices at some restaurants, ★ ★ ★ on a piece of paper may not mean the Democratic Party seems deter­ oath did not cover unclassified infor­ believe anybody would forget he had_ what it says.” 2 shops and particularly parking According to Travelers’ Aid, As it now stands, the revised taken someone out in the back mined to try. mation. 2 Carter tax plan — even if approved He testified he “could not devulge which reopened shop for the At its June 9 meeting in But the CIA official named by room.” any secret information and I would lots have zoomed to an extent by Congress, which seems totally im­ first time since 1956, most of Washington, the Democratic Snepp denies it. Snepp is charged with violating a noLdo so.” that the municipal administra­ probable — would do precious little secrecy agreement by publishing the visitors in need have been National Committee once again Taking the stand in his own But CIA Director Stansfield Turner tion is reported to be worried for the middle-income voters who defense, Tuesday, Snepp said CIA of­ “Decent Interval,” a book in which out-of-town job-seekers for fought over rules for choosing the testified Snepp had broken “an un- that the city will acquire a new p a r t y ’s 1980 took up the cudgel in California. ficial Robert Griffin assured him he claims the CIA mismanaged the equivotal affirmation” given him whom Atlantic City did not privately when he joined the agency evacuation of Saigon. nickname — “Gouge City.” presidential In fact, combined Social Security privately that he would submit the in 1968 that the agreement — in­ The agency, irritated by recent But th e casino and turn out to be the expected nominee, ul­ and income taxes would actually be manuscript for review before higher next year for familiers with cluding a requirement to submit publication ot intelligence matters, Boardwalk merchants aren’t boomtown, rather than wiped- timately adopting publication. incomes of $15,000 or more — which manuscripts for review before is making an example of Snepp and He did not have the Justice Depart­ out gamblers. But then, the guidelines which has asked that all his royalties be alone in experiencing a is to say, half the people in this coun­ publication — was intended to protect ment block publication. Turner said, business upturn. Increased ac­ season is still young. will make it classified information. given the government as punishment. because “I took Mr. Snepp at his harder for try. That is some response to the tax But Griffin, who said he processes Lewis, who will decide the case revolt. word. I trusted him.” challengers to In a series of rulings, Lewis dis­ Although there are exceptions. take on President missed Snepp’s request for a jury Carter in the primaries. Democrats on Capitol Hill and Mayor to end meeting trail on the ground there was no fac­ The party leaders also cheered elsewhere seem more interested in tual issue for a jury to resolve, and Vice President Mondale when he proving that California will suffer waived aside opinions that sweeping dire consequences from the passage with more assurances exhorted them to fight on for First Amendment free speech issues Three-inch fish conquers 70-foot dam of Proposition 13 than in finding were involved. ■ ratification of the Equal Rights ATLANTA (UPI) - American Roberts Harris in addressing the responsible ways to meet public The case, Lewis said, “is limited to The costs in this case are high. Amendment and rattled off the ad­ mayors, whose annual meeting U.S. Conference of Mayors. Bv l.ff Itoilcrivk economically depressed Tennessee bill and held hearings to exempt the demands for tax relief and lower whether the CIA has the legal right to “The Tellico project is essentially ministration’s accomplishments in began with worries about President Carter, who passed through Atlan­ WASHINGTON - A key role of region are to be sacrificed in favor of Tellico project from the provisions of ta on the eve of the conference last enjoin this man from doing what he complete,” a spokesman for the job creation and increased spending government spending. Carter’s urban policy, wind up their governmenl i.s to protect the “little a three-inch-fish whose existence the Endangered Species Act. ★ ★ ★ conference today with a third ad­ week, declined an invitation to speak acknowledges he has done.” Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) for social programs, guy. ' Buy when the little guy is an was discovered six years after dam “That’s the way we would have There is a real danger, as the ministration official assuring them to the nearly 1,000 municipal of­ “We are not going to try the fali of told Scripps League Newspapers. And the Democrats passed Saigon here,” Lewis said as the trial obscure three-inch-long fish holding construction began, prefered to go,” an aide to Duncan ripples spread eastward from the government is on their side. ficers. But Carter sent Mondale on “ More than $100 million of the resolutions on everthing from began. up completion ot n $120 million water Tennessee’s Gov. Ray Blanton, toldyS^ipps League Newspapers, California, that an unchanneled Commerce Secretary Juanita Tuesday to deliver his promise of a $2 project’s $120 million estimated total Carter’s peace efforts in the Middle Later he said, “nobody has got a project and eliminating 7,000 poten­ angry over an imbroglio where “a “blit the court’s decision came rebellion against high taxes could Kreps follows Vice President Walter billion urban development bank to cost has already been spent,” East to the racial policies of South promote private investment and right to divulge classified infor­ tial jobs, one has to seriously ques­ few small fish become more impor­ sooner than we expected.” wind up punishing those least able to F. Mondale and Housing and Urban TVA, which controls the dam, es­ Africa. channel federal grants into the inner mation,” something the government tion the government's priorities. tant than the economic and social ★ ★ ★ Development Secretary Patricia timates the Tellico project would ★ ★ ★ help themselves. cities. has not charged. In following the letter of the law, welfare of many of our people,” On the Senate side, a bill to create have created 4,000 basic industrial What they didn't discuss, But merely citing this risk, as the th e S u p r e m e suggested his state buy the dam for a a special task force to resolve con­ Democrats are doing, isn’t enough.; jobs and 2,600 trade and service jobs astonishingly enough, was the angry Court ruled ti to 2 tourist project. “We’ll promote it as flicts between the Endangered They control the Congress, and near-; along the reservoir over the next 25 beast which had come charging out ,Iune 15 that com­ the world’s largest monument to the Species Act and federal projects has ly all of the state legislatures. It is; years. of California just three days earlier J pletion of the world’s smallest fish.” been approved by a Senate com­ clearly within their power to make; “The project will provide a nearby — the tax revolt. Tellico dam and ★ ★ ★ mittee and is waiting action on the the tough choices that would reduce' power house with 200 million kilowatt It was the kind of oversight, reservoir project The House, in a more serious vein Senate floor. both taxes and unnecessary govern-j ^& ^HcUeam nm in eastern hours,” said the TVA spokesman, “The horrendous irony,” said Tony deliberate or unintentional, which — the morning after the Supreme ment spending without harming the; NO BUTTONS OR ZIPPERS NEEDED! Tennessee, “enough energy to heat approximate­ Holmes of the TVA, “is that if the makes Republican mouths water this Court decision — passed by a voice summer. The day after Proposition most vulnerable members of thi^ Ih IT'S ly 20,000 Tennessee valley homes.” A HUGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM. already 95 per­ vote an amendment to the Public snail darter stays where it is now, it society.'^ . * JIFFY cent built, must yield to preserving a He added that a new residential will soon become extinct. The 13 was adopted 2 to 1 in California, Works bill designating $1.8 million GOP House members took to the It has been a long time since the; threatened species of fish, the snail complex called Timberlake, which for completion of the Tellico project. obstruction of the already completed EASY floor in droves to cheer and stomp as Republicans could claim to be ridin» darter. The only natural habitat for could grow to 30,000 people over the The purpose of the amendment was dam prevents the fish from swim­ D the wave of the future, but the GOK the estimated 10.00(1 remaining fish is project’s development period, has one after another of them hailed the WITH Sundresses to overturn the court’s ruling, said ming upstream to its critical habitat has been united in its pressure for ta» been stalled in the planning stage. outcome. Their Democratic the part of the Little Tennessee Rep. John Duncan (R-Tenn.), whose area where it will lay eggs. relief for more than a year. House ★ ★ ★ colleagues sat sullenly, hands in their River which would he Hooded by the district includes the controversial “The real choice is whether to GOP Leader John Rhodes and Senate project. blow up the dam or transplant the laps. project. President Carter, to be sure, has Minority Leader Howard H. Baker i 2 5 % ^A S kirts ★ ★ ★ “It is my contention that Congress snail darter to another river,” said Jr. have vowed to turn up the heat ini HALTERS & LONG DRESSES Chief Justice Warren Burger, in We’ve been working with private Holmes. He added that some 700 proclaimed himself impressed by the enterprise to develop the com­ does intend for the Tellico project to message from California and has the wake of Proposition 13. i TOO. handing down the high court's deci­ be completed,’’ said Duncan, snail darters had been transplanted munity,” said the spokesman, “but renewed his appeals to Congress for If the Democrats stand in the path, N sion, said the language of the En­ following the Supreme Court ruling, to the nearby Hiwassee River and in Choose from F L O R A L S , PLA ID S, they’ve essentially shelved the idea fiscal restraint and action on his tax of the steamroller instead of Where the Money Goes dangered .Species Act of 1973 “in­ “so that its promised benefits which three reproduction cycles the fish SOLIDS, CHECKS and said ‘Come, back when the reform and reduction proposal. reaching for the controis, they will dicates beyond doubt that Congress include greater employment oppor­ population has doubled. project’s delays are overcome’.” But there is little indication that have no one to blame but themselves intended endangered species to be af­ tunity, flood control, and industrial “Unless I miss my guess we’ll be Polyester/rayon 8i polyeiter/cotton blends Running a household and running a business — whether it’s In addition, the project would help congressional Democrats plan to if they wind up getting flattered at forded the highest priority. development, may be brought to the up to our necks in snail darters in the 100% Cottons & 100% OlANA^Nylon plus I a mom-and-pop shop or a multi-billion-dollar corporation control floods along the Tennessee heed his call. Ih recent weeks, in the polls in November. > ONE SEAM “The plain intent of Congress in people of east Tennessee.” next 10 years,” he added. come down to the .same thing in the end. enacting this statute was to halt and River. * Scripps League Newspapers 1978 fact, the movement in the House Money comes in and money goes out. It’s what’s left that Duncan nreviously introduced a DOES IT! REGULARLY to 6 5 x reverse the trend toward species Yet tl!e nation's highest court has counts. What was left at United Technologies last year was 3'/: extinction, whatever the cost," said decree* that all of the boons this 70- cents on each dollar of sales we booked. (We offer that figure — Burger. foot-high dam would bring to an 3 'A cents — as rebuttal to those who are inclined to attack cor­ Know your logMatora J f Alm anac ’’NOW” porate profits. “ Obscene’’ and “ unconscionable’’ are a couple ...... i'» i The following U.S. senators and Like a family, a business has to look to its future as well as representatives represent By United Press International American troops. ; Sha riiif; its present. And its ability to plan for its tomorrows depends a “People even brought little Manchester and surrounding towns: Today is Wednesday, June 21, the In 1960, Soviet Premier Nikitar We watch the children playing on children to him. for him to touch Khrushchev said: “...War with lot on the resources it is able to put aside from today’s income • U.S. Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, 172nd day of 1978 with 193 to follow. I I INCH the beach at Gay City. Buckets, them ■ but when the disciples saw this This is the first day of summer. capitalistic nations is not in­ 11^ °4 8 ^ to invest for the future. ■ 321 Old Senate Office Building, shovels, plastic trucks and boats all they turned them away. But Jesus evitable.” Communist China replied:' One of the most important ways we at United Technologies Washington D.C., 20510. (2:10 p.m. EDT). > swap hands, Everyajne gets into tne calieo me cniiuien lu him and oaid, “War is inevitable as long as MATCHING TRIMS...... $-69 A Y A R D build our business future is by investing company funds m • U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., The moon is between its full phase act. No matter how many children 'Let the little children come to me, Western imperialism exists.” ‘ research and development. This enables us to have technology and do not stop them, for it is to such 342 Old Senate Office Building, and last quarter. WE'VE GOT THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWNI are added or subtracted to the magic There is no morning star. In 1963, Cardinal Giovanni Battista and products ready to meet customers’ needs in the years ahead. circles, there always seems to be as these that the kingdom of God Washington D.C., 20510. The evening stars are Mercury, Mbntini was elected pontiff of the Last year, our R&D expenditures were a record $368 million enough toys to go around. belongs, 1 tell you solemnly, anyone • Rep. William R. Cotter, First Roman Catholic church.. He chose to I am the one counting up trucks and who does not welcome the kingdom Congressional District, 2338 Rayburn Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter. PONTE & CREPE STITCH . . . or more than one-million dollars a day, every day of the shovels determined that no other of God like a little child will never House Office Building, Washington, Those bom on this date are under be called Pope Paul VI. year. In 1973, President Nixon and Soviet child will take home what is David’s. enter it’.” Luke 18: 15 D.C., 20515. the sign of Cancer. Our revenue from sales in 1977 was a shade over $5.5 billion. David himselt, and his beach Nancy Carr Martha Washington, first lady of leader Leonid Brezhnev signed an That’s what came in. Where the money went, expressed as 2 • U.S. Rep. Christopher Dodd (Se­ [^Summer Knits MACC Assembly District, which includes agreement on an 18-month effort to brothers and sisters are engrossed in cond Congressional District), 429 .the United States, was bom June 21, cents on the sales dollar, was as follows: the joy ot sharing. part of I^nchester. reach a permanent arms pact. ALL NEW SUMMER COLORS Cannon Office Building, Washington 1731. This is American actress Jane • Rep. Abraham Classman, 14th Russell’s 57th birthday. A thought for the day; British 100%Celanese FORTREL®Polyester Double Knits Wages, salaries, employee benefits D.C., 20515. and payroll taxes...... 38.9C Assembly District, which includes On this day in history: scientist Havelock Ellis said, “A Machine wash • Tumble dry - 60" Wide Manchester and its surrounding S A V E 49% part of Manchester and all of South In 1945, Japanese defenders of man must not swallow more beliefs Materials and services...... 49.9c D/D t towns are represented on a state SUPER CLEARANCE PRICESII! Windsor. Okinawa Island surrendered to than he can digest.” Income and other taxes...... 4.8c level by the following persons. All • Rep. Robert M. Walsh, 53rd r e g u l a r l y $1.99 A YARD can be reached at the State Capitol, Assembly District, which includes Interest...... Hartford, Conn., 06115. Coventry and Tolland. Depreciation and amorti/aiion...... L8c • Sen. George W. Hannon Jr., • Rep. Dorothy R. Miller, 55th Minority interests...... b.2c Third Senatorial District, which in­ Assembly District, which includes Yesterdays cludes East Hartford and part of [Extra Value Prints Andover, Bolton, Hebron and part of Dividend paym ents...... '•5® Manchester. ^AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF PRINTS 8i SOLIDS Vernon. \ Retained earnings...... 7.lc • Sen. David M. Barry, Fourth • Rep. Chester W. Morgan, 56th Get your summer wardrobe together with these ^ Senatorial District, which includes 25 years ago Manchester, the town's present con­ Assembly District, which includes M Put it another way: We spent about 93 cents of each sales part of Manchester, and Andover, This date was a Sunday; the Herald tractor, Is awarded a new three-year cool 8i versatile prints. ^ part of Vernon. did not publish. dollar we took in last year just to run the business. That includes Bolton, Coventry, Glastonbury, contract for garbage.and refuse' Cottons, polyesters 8i blends. ^ • Rep. Teresalee Bertinuson, 57th 10 years ago pickup which will allow mixing gar- 6'/: cents we invested in our future through research and devel­ Hebron and South Windsor. Assembly District, which includes Machine Wash-Tumble dry 44" Wide ^ . opment. Of what was left, we paid half as income taxes. • Sen. Robert D. Houley, 35th The Sanitary Refuse Co. of ' 6*8® trash. Ellington and part of Vernon. ORIGINALLY $2.98 A YARD TO $3.98 A YARD Buttarick 4801 What remained was our net income, or profit. . . 3'/: cents. "OUR POUARS BUYitMS l£ S S , , Senatorial District, which includes Of that, we paid 1'/: cents as a return to the owners of the LOWeRS OUR UV/m,STANPARPS. ’ Ellington, Tolland and Vernon. ^ t h e FABRIC STORE WITH STYLE! i ii(I I II n //// SCOOPS ______business, our shareholders. And we put 2 cents of every sales WHAT TO P O A B O U T / T ? • Rep. Muriel T. Yacavone, Ninth rod'll ii4nrr dollar back into the business to make sure we can compete, sell, • CAUSES ANP EFFECTS ARE COVERSP A/AH Assembly District, which includes ir'5 riiif foi «fnr grow, and provide jobs in the years ahead. /LLUSTRATEP 24 EASE BOOKLET, VTLEP, parts of East Hartford and IS AH i t m m mfs miH THE AMERICAH ECOHOMIC SYSTEM, ANP Manchester. YOUR PART /H IT, FOR A FR EE COPY, WRITE TO: mn of 115 u r m m u f s “ECONOMICS,"PUEBLO, COLORAPO, 81009. • Rep. Timothy J. Moynihan Jr., m m m i. 10th Assembly District, which in­ r.i.e. UHM1 cludes part of East Hartford. • Rep. Richard C. Willard, 11th lUmCOMEM 1 TW -cfrryui* ^tFISSBiioom . Assembly District, which includes MOPPIMCENTU O n N DAILY 10-0 part of East Hartford. ONN DAILY 1*-*; DAT. 10-4 T iL . 040-TT20 Prut! A Whiinflw Aircraft Group • 011$ Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircraft • Hamilton Standard • Rep. Theodore R. Cummings, Tiu tro-Mir Power Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center 12th Assembly District, which in­ YASSER ARAFAT' cludes part of Manchester. • Rep. Francis J. Mahoney, 13th MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978— PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1W8 Attacks news media Transit district defends charge for work on grant said he was personally embarrassed $17,960 federal grant for the Call-A- Blackstone had also said the town council. transit grants in the past three years. By CHRIS BLAKE “It is regrettable that there would by the publicity resulting from the Ride service. should reconsider its membership in Yet it has only charged the town $553, Herald Reporter be some surprise about the 5 percent he said. mayor’s statement. Sen. Brooke denies wrongdoing EAST HARTFORD - The Three weeks ago, Mayor Richard the district. fee,” said Arthur L. Handman, When council member Harry Dellarippa said the mayor never In a related development, UPI executive director of the Greater H. Blackstone said he objected to the At ite June 8 meeting, the Toot the public to Jtnow with the right of district’s ‘‘skimming” this $898 from executive director of the district. Egazarian asked Handman how the contacted him to inquire about the BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward W. denounced The Boston Globe and The reported Tuesdayay that influential Hartford Transit District has Council asked the .town’s two district the media to revel. I cannot believe the town in view of a $2,890 voluntary representatives to wpear at Monday Handnhan told the council Monday $ ^ would be used, he said it would five percent fee. Brooke, R-Mass., reeling under the Washington Post which printed the Massachusetts Republicans have defended the $898 service charge that ... every bureau drawer, every contribution which the town made to night’s meeting. 'They asked the night that the town has received be used “for paper work, monitoring Two council members said they weight of almost daily disclosures stories, as well as New 'York Times urged former U.S. Attorney General levied on the town for processing Its close to $80,000 in federal urban mass columnist William Safire who clothes closet, every item in my the district this year. executive director to address the and enforcing.” were satisfied with Handman’s abou‘ his personal life and finances, 'Elliot L. Richardson to seek Brooke's ^ 9 ^ Handman said the district handles explanation. has accused the news media of suggested in a recent article that checkbook, every personal agree­ seat because they fear he will lose 1 0 1 ^ ment made between mother and son, its administrative tasks with a staff I think it was a very well explained "reckless invasion" of his privacy to Brooke resign his Senate seat the November election. However, because of his mounting personal husband and wife, father and of one and one-half persons per year. argument,” said George Dagon, .satisfy its “lust for blood." daughter, should be a subject of Richardson has reportedly said he Drumm puts cops hack on street Their tasks Include auditing the ser­ chairman of the council. He said the Brooke, the nation's only black problems. will run only if Brooke steps aside, "It is generally believed to be heartless headlines. vice and preparing and processing mayor may have acted prematurely senator who is seeking a third term UPI said. He added that two other spot “What shocks my conscience, as I EAST HARTFORD - The cop is p.m., and in the evening when the many arrests have been made In con­ forms, he said. in questioning the fee before this year, read a bitter, 1,300-word political suicide to criticize the press The Post quoted Brooke’s checks revealed no violations. hope it will yours, is the reckless in­ back on the street in East Hartford— stores close. nection with the rapes. 'The town received $420 in mass checking with the district represen­ statement to reporters Tuesday con­ in this country,” Brooke said in a 15- daughters as saying their father had Drumm also said he will enforce a vasion of my privacy to prove that I at least during certain hours. "The idea is obvious,'' Drumm He said there have been thref transit funds in 1976. Last year the tatives. demning what he called "heartless minute session with reporters who listed them as his dependents even massage parlor ordinance section crowded into a conference room near am a very fallible human being. Police Chief Clarence Drdmm told said, "his visibility and the reported rapes in the past five town got $8,145 and $18,640 and this “From what I gather there’s a lot headlines" and "misleading, dis­ though he had not, as required by the reassurance that there is a walking months, a drop of 70 percent over the which mandates a $1,000 yearly year it will receive $17,062. of paper work involved in processing torted " news stories about his his office in Boston's John F. "The lust for blood which has taken Internal Revenue Service, paid more the-Town Council Monday night that possession of the media in the last beat man to people Who are con­ same period a year ago. licence fee for the town’s two 'This is the first time the district the grant,” said Egazarian. “That’s divorce and "personal family Kennedy Federal Building. than half their support during those he has instituted a "stop, talk and few weeks is for you alone to dispel.” cerned.” He said two arrests have been massage parlors. has levied the 5 percent processing what we,really wanted to know, business ■ "But in the last few weeks, I have walk” system in Blast Hartford. seen enough misleading, distorted A Middlesex County (Mass.) years. Drumm said the system is being made and he said he could not Drumm appeared before the coun­ fee. that’s what the mayor wanted to He denied published reports this “The story that appeared in The The system.is intended to place cil to thank members for voting to reporting to risk political suicide.” Probate Court Judge said last week used across the nation. It has been in divulge any 'details of the third case. Handman said the federal govern­ know.” week that he improperly claimed his Washington Post is false,” Brooke policemen with walkie-talkies on foot give him 10 new patrolmen in 1978-79 "I accept the responsibility for my he would re-open Brooke’s divorce at key areas during peak hours of ac- effect for six weeks in East Hartford. Mrs. Clarke also asked Drumm if ment also reimburses $333 of the ad­ The federal funding is used for the two daughters as dependents on his case if the senator's wife, Remigia, said. He said he had listed his Drumm also answered several there were any violations of massage budget. He said these patrolmen will ministrative costs of preparing the Call-A-Ride service, which provides Icdcral tax returns for six years and mistakes and oversight, accept the daughters as dependents only in the tivil^r. says she wants a new trial because of questions from council members. parlor regulations. give the force a net increase of two grant to the town. free transportation for the elderly that he lied. In not listing himself as responsibility for the fact that this years in which he paid their college Holding aloft The Boston Globe, Sen. Edward Brooke denies As an example, Drumm said a during “critical hours” and one private matter, this personal family ''misstatements'' included in a walking patrolman is stationed at the Councilwoman Esther B. Clarke “Saturday we arrested a woman Gary Dellarippa, one of the town’s and the handicapped. co-owner of a co-operative apart­ tuition or they lived either with him “lust for blood.” (UPI for failure to comply with the dress during “lull hours.” business, has become public,” he sworn statement listing the senator's wrong doing and accuses the press of a Burnside Avenue shopping center asked Drumm how many rapes have two representatives on the district. ment unit in Washington's Watergate or with his wife. photo) been reported this year and how rode.” Drumm said. complex went on. financial liabilities. between 8 and 9 a.m., between3and4 2 In a voice tinged with anger, he “But I cannot equate the right of Parents ask board 2 Engineers deny fault for smaller classes in design of coliseum By MAL BARLOW After she sat down, many of the other Herald Reporter mothers came forward. Mrs. Sandra Brescia of 121 Roxbury HARTFOHI) I CPI) — Engineers who In a final report submitted to Hartford Everyone's talking li M a il's EAST HARTFORD - “Who is to plead Road and a Goodwin parent said 15 of the lielped design the Ilarlford Civic Center city officials last Friday, Thorton said the cause of our middle-income, average 29 kindergarteners expected there have eoli.seiim sny it wasn't their fault the roof construction and design errors in the children?” asked Joyce Octigan of 51 “some type of special problem.” Several lell in Iasi winter and dispute findings the coliseum roof were so obvious "they Palmer Drive. have English as a second language, she collapse resulted from design flaws. should have been a red flag" to inspectors. She was addressing the Board of Educa­ said. Those children would be lost in the Fraioli-Hlum-Vessclman, a consulting Lev Zetlin concluded that the cave-in tion Monday evening in the Penney High larger class, she said. School amphitheater. A packed crowd of design firm witli offices in Connecticut was caused by “inadequate bracing” of even lower Mrs. Barbara Berman of 21 Forest Lane parents, teachers sat in the rows behind and \ irginia. .said Tuesday a report by the 1,400-ton space frame and because the and a Slye parent cited research that l,ev Zetlin Associates of New York con­ weight on the roof was underestimated by her. Most of the crowd were parents of the blamed large classrooms for poor student tained "erroneous, unsupported and mis­ about 20 percent. children for whom Mrs. Octigan argued. learning. leading conclusions.'" Although the design engineers decline to She told the board of the dilemma faced Mrs. Janet Campbell of the Goodwin We believe that many areas of in­ release the findings of its own team of by the children who will attend both the School district said her daughter had Mrs. vestigation and much physical evidence experts probing the cave-in, it said “an Slye School off Oak Street and the Wehr and can now read beautifully. Mrs. liavc either been overlooked or too lightly objective analysis of the circumstances Goodwin School off Forbes Street. Both Judy Wolf, also a Goodwin parent, considered by Dr. (Charles) Thorton," will demonstrate that Fraioli-Blum- n n schools are in middle-income cre(Jited Mrs. Wehr with helping her neighborhoods. In fact, Goodwin has only president ol I.ev Zetlin, said the Fraioli- Yesselman ... is not responsible for the un­ daughter read and do math in the highest fiye children whose families have a low Hlum-A'esselman statement. fortunate collapse of the coliseum roof,” levels of second grade. Mrs. Wolf’s son is In his iireliminary report," the design Fraioli-Blum-Yesselman said it had enough income for them to receive federal going to be in the class of 29 next fall and consulting linn said, ""Dr. Thornton been advised not to disclose "the sub­ aid and Slye has none. she fears he will be "just a number.” erroneously sought to place virtually stance of our own expert teams efforts” The dilemma is that there are not Board Chairman Lawrence DelPonte exclusive blame for the collapse of the because of “the pendency of possible enough children entering the kindergarten told his fellow board members he had root on lliose charged with its design. claims.” classes at either school in the fall to allow received dozens of letters at his home In Ins final report. Dr. Thorton con­ The design engineers said "that dis­ on prescriptions for everyone! for the kindergarten classes. Slye is from Fiye and Goodwin parents. Samples I expected to have 27 kindergarteners and cluded that the construction manager, the closure will take place at a later date in had been copied and given them. Goodwin to have 29. space flame contracter, the inspecting the proper forum.” Every pill, every prescription, every brand name drug, every generic drug . . Our new, even lower prices are (or everyone, every doy, without having to show DelPonte told the mothers the board If either school had 30 kids, they would engineers and. indeed, the city itself may The consulting firm also said a report by over 2,100 items in all . . . all have been reduced ... to give you even greoler a senior citizen card or similar gimmick. All you need at Medi Mart to take would discuss the problem at one of the savings, at Modi Mart. The price reductions are not for a limited number of advantage of our new, low prices, is your prescription. (Or bring us your ernpty be split into two classes of 15 each. next board meetings. Action would have been contributors to the failure of Charles J. MeSheffrey, the director of the items, days or people. But lor every prescription wo fill, every day tor every the rool," container and we'll call your doctor ond have the prescription transferred here Mrs. Octigan began a long series of require a change in board policy. The city’s Department Licenses and Inspec­ customer. * for you.) short speeches on behalf of smaller policy is to aim for an average elementary J The design firm said: ""It is our opinion tions raises “serious douhts” about the that the collapse ol the space frame was scope of Lev Zetlin’s investigation. Yoo‘ll sove from as little as .05 on some of these items ... to classes. She said the children will be class size of about 24 or 25 and not to allow For other prices and savings coll your nearest Medi Mart Drugstore denied the attention they need in their not cau.sed by improper design. The fact of MeSheffrey concluded that frozen or os much os ‘3.85 on others. any more than 29 in one class. the collapse is indisputable, but the cause first year in school. There will be more Goodwin Principal Ben Hancock said clogged roof drains resulted in an uneven O u r New grades repeated in later years by the of the collapse is at best speculative and, distribution of snow and water weight and today he does not expect the numbers of therelore, is the subject of strong dis­ Brand Name Prescription Drugs Qty. Low Price Qty. students in the crowded kindergartens. kindergarten children entering his school caused the coliseum roof collapse. Brand Home Prescription Drugs Their children are used to pupil-teacher pute. ALDACTONE TABS (Spironolactone) lOO's 11.99 after Labor Day to be much different than Thornton said he didn’t think the drains M O T R IN 4 0 0 mg. TABS (Ibuprofen) ■ lOO's ratios of 20:3 in pre-school programs, she The coliseum roof collapsed shortly were clogged and added his findings was ATARAX 25 mg. (Hydroxyzine) lOO's 11.99 lOO's the 29 predicted. He knows all their names NATALINS Rx TABS said. They will feel rejected when they tug already but one, a child from a new family before dawn .Ian lit under tons of ice and affirmed by the U.S. Army Corps of AVC CREAM 4 oz. 5.47 50's 50's 8.69 ORNADE SPANSULES on a teacher’s skirt and she must ignore that just moved in the district. D snow just a lew hours after nearly 5,000 Engineers' Cold Regions Engineering COMBID SPANS PHENERGAN EXPECT. WITH CODEINE 4 oz. .them. basketball Ians lell the sports arena. Laboratory in Hanover, N.H. DA RVO N 65 mg. CAPS (Propoxyphene) TOO's 7.57 PHOSFLUR 500 cc 'The board will face extra costs later on There were no injuries DIMETAPP ELIXIR 4 oz. 2.59 POLYVIFLOR DROPS 50 cc due to the need for remedial reading DIPROS,ONE CREAM 45 gm. 7.19 PREMARIN 1.25 mg. TABS (Conjugated estrogens) lOO's programs given the children of such DRIXORALTABS 30's 4.49 QUINAGLUTE DURATABS (Quinidine) 100's crowded kindergartens, she said. Selectmen grant permits FIORINALTABS lOO's 5.63 lOO's She praised highly the teaching talents Pie-throwing charge 9.39 SLOW K TABS (Potassium Chloride) HYDROPRES SO TABS lOO's 100's of Slye’s Miss Dale Dionne and Goodwin’s lOO's 9.29 SYN T H R O ID 0/1 mg. TABS (Sodium Levothyroxine) EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - An East HYGROTON SO mg. TABS (Chlorthalidone) 100's Mrs. Margaret Wehr. But large pint 2.39 TETRACYCLINE 250 mg. CAPS Hampton High School student is to apnear for protest in Seabrook KAO CHLO R 10% (Potassium Chloride) lOO's kindergartens may so unduly tax them N LIBRIUM 10 mg. CAPS (Chlordiazepoxide) lOO's 7.07 TRANXENE 7.5 mg. CAPS (Clorazepate Dipotossium) in court July 11 after being charged with 50 cc that their enthusiasm may give way to LURIDE DROPS (Sodium Fluoride) 40 cc 4.29 TRIVIFLOR DROPS disorderly conduct for throwing a pie in CONCORD, N il, lURD - Seabrook PSC spokesman Gordon McKenney said 45 gm. “frustrated indifference.” Since each Tuesday of the memo sent earlier this MELLARIL 25 mg. TABS (Thior(dazine) 100's 9.97 V A LISO N E C REAM (Betamethasone) the face of the assistant principal. selectmen have granted five parade per­ lOO's would have only one kindergarten session Randy Distefano, 18, allegedly entered month to the utility’s 1,500 employees. ZYLOPRIM 100 mg.TABS(Allopurinol) of less than three hours a day in their mits and dropped their request the Quantities less than listed above priced slightly higher Virginia Garland’s office May 26 with The memo, signed by PSC President Clamshell Alliance post a bond before respective schools, their other sessions some other students and threw a pie in her William Tallman, urged workers to avoid holding an anti-nuclear rally at the would have to be in other schools, she face. It splattered her, the desk and sur­ a four-day anti-nuclear demonstration ULTRA-BAN EXCEDRIN PEPSODENT Seahronk nuclear power plant construc­ AMMENS PEPSODENT said. rounding area. tion site this weekend. sponsored by the Clamshell Alliance and ROLLON 100 TABS TOOTHPASTE BRECK When Mrs. Octigan asked who would MEDICATED ADULT SIZE The suspect allegedly wore a brown instead attend a pro-nuclear clambake DEODORANT HAIR COLOR plead the cause of the kindergarteners, Selectment Tuesday night granted five TOOTHBRUSHES paper bag over his head. Ms. Garland filed and rally in Manchester. POWDER over 30 parents, most of them mothers, parade permits at .$1 apiece. One is for a /c Excedrtn a complaint with police. campsite and public meeting at a farm “The Clamshell is appalled at this raised their hands from the audience. Krid.iy A second is for a procession to the flagrant abridgement of people’s rights to 1.5-oz. The exiro strength 8.3-oz. fomily- assemble,” spokeswoman Cathy Wolfe Regular or 3 for9 9 * power plant site Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 pain reliever. size tube Shompoo-in hair unscenled. 11-02. can. For diaper p.m. A third and fourth allow an es­ said Tuesday. coloring. timated 100 exhibitors to put on an alter­ “We think that employees of Public Ser­ rash, heat rash. nate energy fair Saturday and Sunday vice Co. have probably had their fill of Two men rob station VASELINE .»ND VASELINE ..AND DIAPARENE from 9am to 7 p.m, on the plant site. The pro-nuclear propaganda,” she said. “We BU H ER UP Hendries 12 Large Size do not expect any more trouble there than INTENSIVE CARE Vaseline INTENSIVE CARE 7D-a. BABY CURAD JEAN NATE , EAST HARTFORD - Two white males The two men then forced the attendant fifth allows a parade from the site back to M OIST TAN Kensington and Hampton Falls from 9 might happen in Manchester.” LOTION BATH BEADS WASHCLOTHS 60-CT. PLASTIC SPRAY COLOGNE Ice Cream I accosted the lone male attendant at the to climb into a dumpster unit at the sta­ LOTION OR OIL a m to 3 p.m, Monday. A Clamshell demonstration at the BANDAGES SPECIAL I Gas Land service station at 611 Main St. tion, police said. For the next 30 minutes Public Service Co, officials say a memo Seabrook construction site last year Sondwichesi today about 3:15 a.m. at the rear of the or so, the two served customers and kept M i . A 4.40 I urging employees to avoid the Seabrook resulted in 1,414 arrests. The Clamshell 9 8 ' Pre-moistened pop station, the attendant later told police. the money paid for the fuel, police said. has announced it will attempt to avoid lO-oz. Regular 15-02. box. Regular, up towelettes wiln Vonilla ice At about 4:21 a m., the attendant could demonstration and attend a pro-nuclear cream. The men took the attendant’s own knife rally instetid was " advice, and not a mass arrests this year in order to attract or Herbal. Herbal or Mineral. lonolin. 2-1/5-oz. The "lor 2*02. With convenient and held it to his back while they took $60 not hear any more noise and he climbed 3/4-in, wide strips, hip clip. threat." more potential demonstrators. oil one size. you olone" cologne in cash from his pockets, police said. They out to call the police. It's not an order. It's just a request,” made him lie down on the station floor Police are now investigating the inci­ 12” X 16" 32-QT. SHOUT LIPTON B O N N E BELL where one held him while the other served dent. PLASTK SOIL & STAIN MEDI M ART INSTANT PEDESTAL LASHBRITE MEDI M ART LIP SMACKERS a customer, police said. ICED TEA M IX HIBACHI COOLER CHEST REMOVER DUO-TONE MOUTHWASH 2 Maine fights hudworms BABY POWDER WAND trees in Maine. SHADOWS AIIGL'.STA, Maine (UPI) —Despite con­ I Our reg 8 . 9 9 19 ounce Q O c Our reg. police report This year’s $4-million spraying program size. lUURI cern in some communities, the state )2.49 Our reg. 10.99 Our reg. 11.99 was completed this week. ITie last areas 1 . 5 9 Forest Service says it will continue Safety lid, drain Pre-wosh spray for to be sprayed had aleady sustained heavy 36-oz. M okes 10 qts. On wheels for spraying next year against the dreaded Lemon flavor & sugar. easy moving. spout, and insulatedy ^^stoin^refT^^ mouth and breath protects Choice of Vivian M. Gosselin, 26, of Westfield, A Brewer Street home near Main Street spruce budworm whi( h annually threatens damage because bad weather had "highlights OS it for the whole family. care. Mass., was arrested over the weekend at was broken into Tuesday sometime prevented the timely application of spray, shodes." the King’s Ransom Massage Parlor on between 8 a.m. and noon by breaking glass to infest more than one million acres of fir FIDDLE FADDLE a spokesman said. Main Street and charged with violatin’ a on a door, police said. Missing is about $7 POPCORN 18" FOLDING DOUBLE BONUS OFFERI town ordinance governing massage in cash. The victim said she had been Youths damage bus TREAT BARBECUE GRILL parlors. She was not dressed properly as Easy to fold for burglarized twice in May as well. EAST WIND.SOR (UPI) titled, was taking the En­ storage and trovel. 3 . 9 9 RUBBERMAID $100 OFF she wore nothing above her waist, police — A bus driver pulled his field youths from a 2 S 9 9 ' Our reg. 5,99 1-GALLON C90 said. Plumber jack Guastamachio i-eport^ FILM PROCESSING The arrest followed a routine inspection vehicle over to a gas sta­ Simsbury tobacco farm to Our reg. 59c DECANTER MEMOREX NEWI Tuesday the cellar af, tion and called police Enfield. 5-PK. PHILLIES BLUNTS FOLDING WOOD Any roll of 110 or 126 Kodak, by police of the parlor, police said. She Main St. had been broken into and $2,000 7-oz. box. PITCHER CASSEHETAPE KODACOLORC-)35 GAF, Fuji-color film brought to Tuesday after some of the D IREaO R 'S CHAIR was released on her written promise to worth of plumbing tools taken. He told police he was on ORPANATELLAS 24-EXPOSURE FILM Medi Mart with coupon thru 40 youths aboard tore up Interstate-91 when he PACK OF 3 appear in Common Pleas Court 12 in East I PKS. Our reg. 18.99 July 8,1978 to be developed seats and started throwing noticed them tearing up BONDWARE All wood frame with Our reg. % ^ Hartford July 10. 2I ;FOR S 6 9 ’ and printed in our lob. COLD CUPS convos seat and bock. 1 5 . 9 9 1 9 9 0 ^ . 4 , 8 8 1.89 things out the windows. seats and throwing items Our reg. 2.88 I • d f W -533 MEDI MART Our regular 47c per pack. A new. moreeconomicol Damage to the seats and out windows at passing 7-OZ. 100-CT. Cover turns for free Recording tape in 90-min. interior lighting was es­ cars. pouring with ice guard. cossettes. roll from Kcxfok, East Hartford fire calls timated at $600. The T P O c O u r reg. / V 99c PlusF^FILM (paH®aassiB3asKse®iisas^ *' driver, who was not iden- This is the Included with finished prints season for BLACK Assorted colorful will be o coupon for o FREE Tuesday. 10:27 a.m. — Medical call to 29 Francis St. Tuesday, b.aB p.m — potterns. ROLL of our reg. $ 1 09 Fuji Medical call tu 94 Smith Tuesday. 3:45 p.m. — Brush Medical call to 52 Bliss St. i CARPENTER color n O o r I26printfilm, fire at 61 Briarwood Drive. J Drive. Tuesday. 7:04 p.m. — 12 exposures ^ lKOHLER ANTS mvumjr Tuesday, 10:36 a.m. — Tuesday, 4:17 p.m. — Medical call to Showcase MTMIB CHARTER OAK M AU CHARTER OAK MALL Mrfical call to 48 O’Connell Medical call to 1000 Main si. Cinemas off Silver Lane. Drive. T uesd ay, 4:27" p.m . — Tuesday, 10:50 p.m. — HOUR ' 940 SILVER LAHE, EAST HARTFORD 940 SILVER LANEp EAST HARTFORD Tuesday, 11:42 a.m — Medical call to 57i Rivermead Investigation at Wickham __leveneei. Drive. SERVICE CMOrr TIMM AMUMMO Medical call to 24 Manning Blvd. TEL. 569-4120 TEL 569-4120 Tuesday, 4:52 p.m. — Auto Tuesday, 11:57 p.m. — Repair • Replacement • Pumps C A a TOLL FREE! Lane. a Remodeling e New Construe- Tuesday, 12:31 p.m. — accident (minor) in front of Investigation at 130 Tolland I tion • Sewer Cleaning Medical call to 63 Rivermead the Marco Polo Restaurant on St. FREE ESTIMATES ‘'BLISS 382-4529 UiNiitfolly htavy dtinandi may rtquir* ovr tvlting ttaion- Burnside Avenue. INnili M tom* ilomt M toimoit i« oH cwilomott Blvd. Today. 2:12 a.m. - Medical ARTISTIC POOLS Tuesday, 6:26 p.m. - Manchester Plumbing AD PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH 'Tuesday, 3:14 p.m. — Auto call to the police station. Medical call to 36 Central & Heating, Inc. 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 9 SATURDAY, JUNE 24, I 97B accident at 156 Maple St. 61 Loomis St., Mancliester BLISS EITERHINATORCOHFKNT Tuesday, 3:21 p.m. — Ave. ______M6 0237 The OM«il a fai C w . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978- PAGE NINE . uW *:; PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 21, 1978 ...... ■ ■■ ' East Hartford bulletin board j High school reunion leads Sadness intermingles with joy \KV('.A-Kol)iii (iliaplcr hirvln chair was founded in 1837 by the IsHue urienird trustees of Trinity, then Washington to academy appointment EAST HARTFORD - Pauline EAST HARTFORD - Marcella at South Windsor graduation College. Fahey said she has been busy since Glynn of Green Manor Drive, publici­ Williams graduated from Trinity in ty chairman of ABWA-Robin . the May 2 primary she won going By CHRIS BLAKE »•- 1949 and received his doctorate from around to Democratic Party district Herald Reporter By JUDY KUEHNEL out the message in our class motto. Chapter, announced the women will Yale in 1962. He taught the classics at Dream what you dare to dream; go feel some sorrow at the thought of meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Matty's meetings. Her win made her the par­ EAST HERTFORD — A reunion Herald Correapundrnl Goucher College from 1954 to 1968 where you want to go; be what you ieavlng the high school in which we Restaurant. 141 New London Turn­ ty's candidate for state senator from between two former high school SOUTH WINDSOR - Former have spent three years of our lives,” when he joined the Trinity faculty. the Third Senatorial District in the teammates has sparked a unique want to be. Live!” pike. Glastonbury. South Windsor High School Principal Valedictorian Sue Marsh said that said Miss Perkins. He was named a full professor at fall elections. People told her East decision for a 1978 Penney High li IIS\ iiieels Tliiir.>i(liiy William Spohn returned this week '“unlike graduates of the past, we can Following the addresses by the co- Trinity in 1969 and was chairman of Hartford Democrats are not issue- School graduate. from his present post in New no longer measure success solely in salutatorian and valedictorian. South EAST HARTFORD - The Health Trinity’s classics department until oriented but are concerned more MaryAnn Bates,. 18, will become Hampshire and, amidst the terms of money or material wealth.” Windsor High School Principal System Agency of North Central 1977. He is considered an authority on with personalities. the first female from East Hartford Connecticut will hold its annual Horace, Catullus and Hesiod. traditional pomp and circumstance, “To create something with our Gregory Plunkett formally in­ f f •{■!> ‘‘That’s not so,” she said. ever to enroll at West Point. She will proudly led the Class of 1978 across troduced the graduates in prepara­ meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Williams is an organist and choir­ People at the district meetings enter West Point in July for basic minds or hands, to shoulder a new Ramada Inn on East River Drive. master at St. John’s Episcopal the high school lawn and on to responsibility with ihaturlty and un­ tion for the presentation of diplomas have been pressing her hard for her training. graduation. i by Board of Education chairman Members will elect the HSA's board Church on Main Street. views on many issues. They include Miss Bates just finished a stellar derstanding, to know truly what of directors. Spohn, to whom the local seniors another person is feeling and to John Giordano. Fun (dull tripH connecting Interstate 84 and 86, career in girls’ sports at Penney dedicate their yearbook, served as “Mr. Giordano,” said Plunkett, “I Dinner speaker is Howard Ennes, a legalizing pot and raising the emphathize wholeheartedly are true EAST HARTFORD - The East High. She plans to play an active part grand marshall for the 381 maroon present to you the Class of 1978.” ’■\1 member of the board of directors of drinking age, low-income housing, accomplishments and proof of Hartford Branch YMCA is offering in the growing women’s sports and gold clad graduates. Tom Rossley, president of the the National Center for Health abortion, and aid to parochial success,” said Miss Marsh. its Fun Club members seven trips programs at West Point. Lawn furniture and blankets did senior class led the 381 graduates in .'■A Education. He will discuss the role of schools. Since Proposition 13 passed Co-Saultatorian Loma C. Perkins this summer on successive But Miss Bates’ appointment to not detract from the solemn at­ the traditional turning of the tassle health education in USAs. The public in California, people want to know told the audience that in the Class of Thursdays beginning July 13. First is West Point would never have mosphere, as co-saultatorian Bryan on the graduation cap following the is invited to the meeting. To learn to Ocean Beach. The rest are to her views on a state income tax and happened if Penney High’s track 197F there are 20 Connecticut State more, call the HSA office at 249-7581. Heath told the audience, “We have a Scholars and five students who have presentation of the diplomas. Boston. Old Sturbridge Village, taxes in general. She said local peo­ coach, Richard Brimley, had not met right to be proud for we have kept the "As you have w ork^ and enjoyed \\ illiaiiir« h o nored won recognition in the National Forest Park and Mountain Park, a ple do not want an income tax. She Col James McGinnis at the 20th reu­ faith that others have placed in us." high school to the fullest it can offer, 'i. EAST HARTFORD - John C. said he is anxious to meet more peo­ nion of East Hartford High School’s Merit Competition. Miss Perkins Boston Red Sox game, the "We have worked to achieve and spoke openly of the sadness which is I know you will do the same in the Williams of 270 Long Hill St., a ple to talk about anything anywhere. class of 1957. Springfield Quadrangle Museums by we have adhered to tradition, yet we intermingled with the joy at com­ next phase of your life,” School professor of classics at Trinity train, and, finally, back to Ocean She said she would accept all the in­ Col. McGinnis, the military ad­ have not been afraid to venture down mencement time. Superintendent Robert Goldman told College, Hartford, has been named Beach. To learn more about the club vitations she could get to speak visor to West Point’s track team, and MaryAnn Bates new paths,” said Heath. “With “Although we, the class of 1978, the, graduates. “May only good, .and the Hobart Professor of Classical and the trips, call the YMCA at 289- anywhere, even neighborhood or Brimley were co-captains of East wisdom we have gained, we are have been looking forward to this day wonderful things be in store for you Languages. The special professor's 4377. family backyard barbecues. Hartford High’s track team that 2 and a javelin thrower for the girls’ time on Sunday, June 18. “It’s a very ready to begin. We are ready to carry -vith much anticipation, many of us for the rest of your days.” Sue Miirsli — valedieloriun Bryan Heath — eo-salutatorian year. In conversation, McGinnis track team. nice area up there,” she said. mentioned that West Point was She has also performed for four She said the dormitories at West trying to recruit female athletes. years on the girls’ cross country and Point are co-ed. Male and female Board brings budget in line Brimley told McGinnis he would - basketball teams. cadets even stay on the same floor, Graduating class receives mention it to the girls’ track team. In her athletic career. Miss Bates she said, although th^y use separate ”I was interested so I wrote for has gained many honors. She was All- facilities. some information,” Miss Bates said. CCIL in both the mile and the two- “There are so many activities awards and scholarships with what council dictated She also wrote to her congressman. mile as a junior. there on weekends,” she said. “They First District Rep. William Cotter, This year, she has gained All-CCIL have dances, movies every weekend EA.ST HARTFORD - The Board of savings is $22,320. SOUTH WINDSOR - More than Richard Bolstridge, Music Award; the red this year due to state- and asked him to nominate her for hpnors in the mile, two-mile and in and even some rock concerts. You Editor’s Award. Education has finally cut away from Superintendent Eugene Diggs said mandated programs. If a child is $12,000 in awards and scholarships Angela Reffel, Science Award; Linda admission. She was nominated and the medley relay. She was the cap­ can’t leave on the weekends so they The Scholarstic Award went to its .$21 million budget enough to bring both teachers running the program eligible for a special program accepted at the academy. were presented to members of the Nelson, Social Studies Award; Sue tain of Penney High’s cross country keep you occupied.” Paul Cottle. its spending Itjr 1978-79 into line with are tenured. Also, both are certified somewhere and state officials urge South Windsor Class of 1978 at com­ Marsh, National Merit Scholarship; Miss Bates was also accepted at team, which was runner-up for the She will stay at West Point from In the foreign language department what the Town Council allowed. in other areas and will be transfered it, the town must pay. the University of Connecticut, but mencement exercises held Tuesday Anne Marie Sirois and Lisa Whalen, the following students were Monday night the board voted to girls’ state Class L title last fall. July until December, when she com­ Advisors Award, to those areas. But someone with less The last cuts were in m is­ decided on West Point. es home for Christmas break. evening. recognized: Karen Galarveau, John cut out the classroom instruction in She said each cadet is required to Scholarship Awards went to seniority will have to go, he said. cellaneous supply accounts and ”I thought it was the best oppor­ participate in at least three sports at The only month she is not required Awards announced by Principal Yonan, Carol Billig, Sarah Burnham, driver training education at the high Gregory Plunkett included the Margaret Janowiez, Michael The board cut $12,179 from the ac­ totalled $3,727. tunity educationally,” she said. “And West Point. She plans to participate to t)e at West Point is June. Alison Plumley, Renne Hermasillo, schools This means two full-time following: Margaret Janowiec, Art McGuinness, Jan Snyder, Jill Snyder, count for tuition to other schools for The total cut Monday night was you also have a career opportunity at in track, cross country and basket­ Miss Bates lives at 243 Country Farah Haddadi, Lori Perlikan, Maria teacher positions are cut. The exceptional children. Department Award; Lori Sousa, Donna J. Shapiro, Susan Hopkins, more than $38,000. West Point.” ball. Lane. She has three brothers. Mainelli, Cheryl Hulstein and Aria This account has run deeply into She got the final medical clearance Business Department Award; Francine DaRose, Donna Bancroft, She said this year’s class was the Steve, 22, graduated this year from Harrison. May 19. “Until then I didn’t know for Cynthia Zalucki, Future Business Denise Rodier, Thomas Rossley, Ken Paul Sanborn was awarded for per­ third co-ed class at West Point. She Plymouth State College in New Leaders of America; Joanne Malta, Longo, Lisa Whalen, Marlene sure that I was in,” she said. said there are about 200 women Hampshire. Richard, 20, will be a formance in beginning drafting. Brimley, who also teaches English Distributive Education; Donna Belliveau, Bryan Heath, Sheralyn Other awards included: Denise Planning report, nature trail among the 4000 cadets. junior this fall at Central Connecticut Johnson, Roxanne Guiliano, Jane at Penney, feels Miss Bates’ As a cadet. Miss Bates will attend State College, where he majors In Shapiro and Sue Marsh, South Wind­ Woodman, home economics; Paul sor Woman’s Club English Award; Goodwin, Richard Bolstridge, qualities as an athlete will help her at college for four years and serve in psychology. Cottle, math; David Blume and Lorna Pekins and Laura Deyney, Robert Lizotte, Melinda Simaeo and West Point. the Army for an additional five years Robert, 17, will be a senior in the Steven Tenebaum, senior track Foreign Language. Christine O’Connell. award; Ellen Whitaker and Donald to be aired by school board ‘ She’s a real team leader and I’m as a second lieutenant. fall at Penney High. ■'■■I Francine DaRose, Home During the award assembly prior sure that’ll stand her in good stead at “If I like it a lot. I’ll stay in or I Miss Bates’ father, Donald F. Toner, coaches award; Barbara now for sale on the open market. the Point, because of the teamwork Economics Award; James Goodwin to the graduation exercises the Ouellette, Bryan Heath, Hy CI.VIKi; (OW FI.LY In other business the board decided might pursue a legal career,” she Bates, is the town treasurer in East and William Jenkins, Hugh Greer following seniors were recognized to continue the student breakfast that Major John Evans said money concept they stress,” Brimley said. said. “But I have plenty of time to Hartford and a route salesman for sportsmanship award; Bryan Heath. 11 era Id t iorrrspolldcnt “She’s probably one of the hardest Award; Jan Snyder and Jill Snyder, for outstanding achievement: Nina was instituted this year at the from the property sale will be used to decide that.” Table Talk Pies. Her mother, Bauseh and Lomb Award, Hugh (ireer Award; Ronald Lanier, Noryk, typing; Ann Marie Sirois, Annemarie Sirois and Lisa Whalen, COVENTRY — The Board of Robertson School on an experimental develop a new campsite in Ashford, working athletes I’ve ever coached. Miss Bates believes she will have Theresa Bates, is a Postal Clerk at South Windsor High School graduates file their diplomas, looking cool despite the high Industrial Arts; Paul Cottle and stenography; Michael O’Reilly, ac­ senior advisor award. Education will hold its regular basis. Principal Clarence Edmond­ where the Army has purchased land When I give her a workout to do, she no trouble adjusting to a school the East Hartford Post Office on solemnly across the school lawn to receive temperature. (Herald photos by Chastain) meeting tomorrow instead of on June counting. Cathy Cook, Yearbook J son reported favorably on the to facilitate its expansion needs. Dow will do it and come back and ask for where males greatly outnumber Main Street. 29 at 7 p.m. at the high school. program. v and Condon of Hartford, a real estate another one.” females. “I have three brothers so Miss Bates was a member of the School Superintendent Arnold The board also granted a request firm, is seeking buyers for the old “Again, the quality of hard work I’m used to it,” she said. National Honor Society as a junior Elman is expected to release a grade by Scott Rhodes, an art teacher, to camp. will be a good quality to bring to West Her neatly groomed hair will con­ and as a senior. She also performed Area bulletin board 6 planning report prepared by staff have Grammar school students Following the referendum rejec­ Point,” he said. form to regulations as it is, but she for the marching and concert bands Fire truck funds approved members at the Captain Nathan Hale create a permanent mural on the tion, Daniel Manley recommended to Brimley said Miss Bates and Kathy plans to get it cut before she leaves in at Penney. Bernard, the other co-captain, were A copy of survey date, including a bus. For tickets call David Prin- Roesler said if it is ultimately School Elman will also give details walls at the school’s entrance. the Town Council that it seek another July. What is she doing in the three MRT certifications VERNON — When bids were reserved the right to trade in the old on a nature trail that is being Board members attended the high vote on only the lakefront land, but “the finest co-captains I’ve had in 15 map keyed to sites, a brief town diville at M9-0026 or Mark Buonome opened recently for a new 100-foot truck “if that was deemed to be in decided to sell or trade the old truck “The hair in the back cannot go weeks she has before leaving? Prac­ Ten members of the Hebron the revenue would be deposited in the developed at the George Hersey school graduation ceremonies last the council declined to pursue the years at Penney.” ticing for the Manchester Communi­ history and a bibliography will be at 649-1169. aerial ladder truck for the Rockville the best interest of the town.” The over the collar,” she said. “My hair Volunteer Fire Department have town's General Fund, thereby par­ Robertson .School. week and saw Barbara Olmstead issue. Manley headed a study com­ He said, “In addition to being an is OK now hut I’m going to have to ty College track meet scheduled for completed training and have been placed on file with the Hebron Fire Department, the lowest respon­ low bidder offered $5,000 for the u tially offsetting the requested ap­ The board may hold an executive walk off with four Town Council mittee that had recommended extremely competitive athlete, she’s- Saturday. certified as Medical Response Historical Society and the Connec­ sible bid was $13,953 higher than the trade-in on the 1957 ladder truck that get it cut before I leave.” propriation. session on contract negotiations with medallions in achievement, purchase for recreation and open a fine young lady through and Technicians (MRT) by the State ticut Historical Commission for $100,000 approved by a referendum the new one will replace. She visited West Point for the first Registration deadline He told the council tiiat the school custodians, which are being mathematics, history, and science. space. through.” Department of Health, Office of public use. vote a few weeks ago. The town hasn’t decided whether it VERNON — The deadline for manufactuer will not schedule the handled by board member Gary She also received a $100 scholarship Town Planner Gregory Padick is Miss Bates’ accomplishments back Emergency Medical Services. School play Monday night the Town Council, on will trade it in, sell it outright, or IJopslaff Pact talks broke down over up Brimley’s assessments. For four registering for the first camping ses­ keep it as a backup vehicle so truck for production without a signed as outstanding student and has been uncertain about what uses the '' '^edical Response Technicians are “Tom Sawyer,” a production by request of Stanley Roesler, director .salary increases after more than property could have besides residen­ years. Miss Bates has been a miler, the children of Gilead Hill School and sion at Camp Newhoca on Bolton of administration, appropriated the meanwhile it was necessary for the contract and that the town couldn’t accepted in the University of Connec­ 1 trained to provide basic life support legally sign a purchase contract un­ eight weeks of bargaining. ticut undergraduate program. tial development if it is bought by a two-miler, a medley relay runner. staff members takes to the "road” Lake is June 23. That session will run difference. council to appropriate the additional 1 and stablize ill or injured patients from July 3 through 14. less the necessary funds had been ap­ Contract negotiations with school Ann Keller, salutatorian, received private buyer. It is currently zoned ; before the arrival of the ambulance. Tuesday, in Marlborough; and Roesler said the bids were struc­ money to cover the full purchase N The session will run from July 17-28 propriated. cafeteria workers also have hit a the yearbook award as its editor, a as ‘‘reserve land,” and a developer • MRTs assist Emergency Mimical Wednes^y at the Center School in tured in such a way that the town price so that a firm order can be and registration deadline is July 7. snag, and union representatives have council medallion for English, and would have to provide a site plan and Technicians (EMT) in providing pre- East Hartford. pla'-od with the truck manufacturer. threatened legal action. Board two scholarships. Graduating class usage data before obtaining a town I hospital emergency medical care. The play was recently performed For the final session, July 31 to Aug. 11, registration should be made 10 member Vincent Moriarty has been co-presidents were Pamela Dolleris permit for construction. G e l a $ 79 5 ; The 40 hour MRT course was con- by the students as a part of the an­ handling these deliberations. and Peter Edmondson, The Army had offered Coventry a I ducted at the Colchester Fire nual “Fine Arts Festival” and was a days previously. Quality and Freshness The board has submitted to state The Salvation Army will open its purchase price of $375,000, and Du­ resounding success. The camp will be directed by Ed Cricket 1able Lighter ■ Department and was taught by Meyers; a member of the Vernon Shop MT. VERNON arbitration a request for reinstate­ youth and golden age camps on the mont said this bid would not be I Emergency Medical Service Instruc- ment by Arthur Voss, who was ter­ Soccer registration Board of Education and a teacher in Com pare southern end of Coventry Lake for lowed. He also stated that the Army I tor James Tomassetti. minated from his custodial job BOLTON — There will be a the East Hartford school system. And the last time this summer. The 16- was not interested in leasing the I The ten members completing the IDAIRY STORESI earlier this year. Voss had refused acre beachfront parcel, plus about 57 property, which contains numerous registration for a town soccer There will be one overnight per Savel Mwayt Buanntaad ' course were Lt. Anthony Pitrone, Lt. session for children .who wish to par­ transfer from the Coventry Gram­ acres near the Robertson School, structures, but is seeking a sale to i Alan Hunniford, Thomas Nee, program tonight from 8 to 9 p.m. at Wa Want You Happy ticipate. Applications are available SALE ENDS SAT., JUNE 24, 1978 mar School to the Robertson School were turned down for town purchase raise funds for its new project. ! Delbert Howard, Wesley Clifford, Herrick Memorial Park. The program is for children in grades 3 at the Recreation Department office but has now changed his mind. at a referendum last month and are ( by mail. with 2 Cricket proofs of purchase '| ; Theodore Fabrycki Jr., Peter Saglio, through 8. It will run from August 1 on Park Place or at the Vernon GRADE AA FRESH I plus 50$ for postage and handling j I.John Franceschena, Kirk Samliidge i m p u r e QIIEAT OVER through October at Bolton High Police Station. ■ and Charles Cofiell. Florida BUHER STRAWBERRIES School. There will also be a registra­ FRESH ; Architectural survey tion June 28 from 8 to 9 p.m. at the ORANGE Arbitration panel completes What a way I The Hebron Historical Society and park. WHIPPING CREAM • the Capitol Region Council of Red Sox tickets Correction JUICE •1.29 . to chirrup I Government (CRCOG) is sponsoring Sava To 20* • Compare a room! BOLTON There are several VERNON — Due to a mechanical • Natural talks on teacher contracts ; an architectural survey of Hebron, tickets left for the Red Sox versus error, the wrong cutline appeared un­ * Dalicloua J ; by David Baber. Baltimore baseball game Saturday at der a picture that ran in Tuesday’s STARBURST pint I The initial funding for the survey l$y l)()\\\ IIO L I.A M ) Fenway Park. The cost of the tirtet Manchester Herald with the story on rrr^pond4‘nl School. It is being sponsored by the also be the rain date for the elemen­ I Service with mdtehing funds from tary school classroom parties. sion to the game and refreshments. A The child dressed as a leopard was SAVE OVER 20« SAVE JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH BOLTON — A three member ar­ Parent Teacher Organization. I the Hebron Historical ^ i e ty and the incorrectly Identified. The line Students will be dismissed at 1 chartered bus will leave St. Maurice 10* bitration panel has completed its There will be a tug-of-war with the ; town- of Hebron. It is part of a should have read Jay Cummings. The « p.m. Church at 10 a.m. The trip is being 89 deliberation on the yet to be settled Bolton Volunteer Fire Department Qraat Summartlma Treat ' statewide effort to inventory Connec- sponsored by the Knights of (?olum- Herald regrets tee error. contract between the Board of on one side and “all comers” on the June 27 is the last day of school. Apiofessioiial 1 ticut’s historic resources. Education and the Bolton Education other. The grade 8 student promotion will — 6HBSE---- PARKAY SOFT Thursday there will be an awards be at 9:30 a.m. in the elementary SPECIM. GLAD TRASH Association for 1978-1979. 8xH) color portrait for 88* i\ OFTHEWEEKI The panel ordered both parties to assembly in the school courtyard school all purpose room. Grade 8 MARGARINE submit salary schedules, salary from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. In case of students will be dismissed after the ■ j LAND 0 LAKES BAGS being one area of contract disagree­ rain it will be held Friday at the promotion activities. Choose from our selection or 8 scenic and .*-4— ^ The Connecticut Law Clinic ROYAL AMERICAN ment same time and place. Students in Grades 1 through 7 will color backgrounds. You may select addi­ CHEESE SLICES The panel suggested that the salary The Drama Club will visit the be dismissed at 1 p.m. Kindergarten $1.29 Valua differences at each of the steps be Nutmeg Playhouse Thursday from 5 students will be dismissed at 11:30 tional portraits offered at reasonable prices, Sava 2 8 01. with no obligation. See our large Decorator 10 Count SAVE' Taba ‘‘equally compromised by the to 10:30 p.m. Kindergarten students ^ ^ Trantolo and Trantolo 20< process of successive ap­ will visit Mystic Friday from 9:15 Portrait. Satisfaction always, or your money SAVE 30* 20« 11.29 Valua You Can Sava Evaryday proximation” in order that the final a.m, to 2:30 p.m. cheerfully refunded. BEEF PRICES HICH? pleased to announce the 8UESTITUTE WITH CHEESE No Umlt, You Can Slock Up On Margarine full schedule be equally appor­ On Friday there will be classroom :______A lA V E I______tioned. ” parties for students in Grades 1 If you have 11iiii opening of its new office at the The procedure will be employed by through 4 from noon to 2:45 p.m. news for area Vernon Circle, Vernon for the POPSICLES the panel only after both parties Monday will be field day for A Gieat Way to Remember agree in writing to it. towns, call: Those You Love convenience of the public. GRADE PREMIUM RICH The panel said, “It is subject to the ICECREAM resolution of the remaining un­ Telephone inquiries welcome. r EGGS . 12 Pack Andover LARBE resolved issues lor realization of a While collar crime TUES. THRU SAT. « SAVE 10* Donna Holland...... 646-0375 •A gal. full and complete agreement.” NEW YORK (UPI) — Crimes Bolton OFFICE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 11 am - 8 pm Everyday 99* Valua The two parties have been unable against business — white collar June 20-21-22-23 & 24 All Ravora' Donna Holland ... .646-0375 S to agree in the areas of insurance and crime — cost American consumers Sat. 9 am • 1 pm Wo Want evaluation safeguards also. They are, between $30 and $40 billion a year, Coventry Dally 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. COKE • TAB You to however, talking about a two year according to a recent survey by Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 $$ TELEPHONE: 646-0772 DOZ. SPRITE SAVE Suva contract. American Management Ellington •» Thousands of MANCHESTER PARKADE LOCATION: Kelly Rd. Shopping Center $1.79 Value I The current contract expires June Associations. Barbara Richmond . 643 2711 ^ 30. These crimes, which the study says lights in a cube SAVE TO 20< The arbitrators were Gerard have reached epidemic proportions, Hebron ATTORNEYS: Vincent J. Trantolo 8 9 « : r of luxury lucite. SAVE 10< AU Suntim r Rowe, neutral, James Sandler for the include embezzlement, employee Patricia Mulligan... .228-0269 i|?.•A GS Joseph J. Trantolo Jr. teacher’s association and Neil Macy pilferage, shoplifting, guest theft, South Windsor ■ :'S Get mail-in lkSiiP>tievici MFT SToais MT. VERNON J 4 for the school board. commercial bribery and insurance Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 I details on this William G. Kroll MT. VERNONjfS MT. VERNON 17 HEBRON A V L ScIkioI uclivilicH fraud. Tolland special lyrmarked On« sitting p«r sut>|oct-f 1 per subject lor Initial Consultation Fee $15 2 4 4 BROAD 690 HARTFORD RD. ACROSS PNOM POX NUN MAU. Parents of Bolton school students Law enforcement experts know additional subjects, groups, or Individuals In MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY less about these offenses than any Barbara Richmond . .643-2711 I package. the same famUy. Parsons under 18 must be You May Apply the Consultation Fee Toward the Cost of Legal Services MANCHESTER are invited to attend several end of Vernon the school year activities. other kind of crime and prosecution C' The CiUede Compeny. Boston. M m ^ accompanied by parent or guanHan. Barbara Richmond . .643-2711 iI CfickiitiTis a lapistefiis iia0em«it or 8 T Duoom There will be a hot dog roast today is rare even for those caught in tlie 8 A Pafis France act. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978 Mrs. J. Frank Bowen Mrs. Anne Morgan Bowen, 94, of ObltuarlM J Martin Road, Gilead, formerly of FOI hearer upholds Tomkiel Manchester, died Tuesday In a Tomkiel said the ruling substan­ Yankees reverse score Karl F. Rir** Rudolph Sachs Manchester area convalescent home. A recommended ruling to the state the signers and persuade them to Rudolph Sachs of Ehist Hartford, She was the widow of J. Frank Freedom of Information upholds remove Uieir signatures. tiates his position. He said he acted EAST HARTFORD- Earl Francis on the advice of the office of the Rice, 46, of 22 Manning Lane died professor emeritus of Manchester Bowen. Town Clerk -Edward J. Tomklel’s However, when Tomkiel.did procedures Jn denying public access nroduce the petitions, six days later, secretary of state and the office of Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Community College, died Sunday In Mrs. Bowen was bom Sept. 25, to consolidation petitions after they Freedom of Information. Medical Center, Hartford. He was Nijmegen, The Netherlands, after a 1883, in New London. after certification. It was too late for . brief Illness. Before living in Gilead, she lived had been certified. decertification efforts to continue. "I hope the Issue will be put to rest the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth after the hearing,” Tonnklel said. ^Chicken’s’ homer on Woodbridge Street in Manchester Commissioner Donald W. Fried­ A FOI spokesman confirmed that Steniger Rice. Mr. Sachs joined the Manchester Community College faculty In 1667, for more than 50 years. She was an man has recommended in a proposal Friedman said in his proposed ruling Bletchman contends that the out­ Milwaukee, 8-5; Kansas City shaded Mr. Rice was born in Bangor, come rests on- the Interpretation of Texas scored four runs in the and was assistant professor of social honorary member of the Manchester to the full commission it deny a com­ that the "process of certifying the NEW YORK (UPI) - Who Cleveland, 3-2; Texas topped seventh. Maine, and had iived in East Hart­ the word "reasonable” in Fried- ford for 25 years. He had been active science before retiring in 1972. Garden Club and New England plaint brought against Tomkiel by sufficiency of a petition is extremely would have believed it — Fred American League Oakland, 5-4; Seattle downed Mariners 4, While So\ 2: . man's proposed ruling. in the East Hartford Little League Women. anti-consolidation leader Robert H. time consuming" and that "two to “Chicken” Stanley hitting a Chicago, 4-2; Detroit edged Toronto, Bruce Bochte's bases-loaded single Miss Mary Alice Dowling Bletchman. He said the town clerk has a for many years, serving as an um­ Survivors are a son, John H. Bowen three out of a total of four persons in ( 4-3, in 13 innings, and California drove in a pair of runs in the eighth Miss Mary Alice Dowling, 90, of The issue involves a proposed con­ responsibility to do his Job and, as the grand-slam homer and pire. He aiso had been a member of of Eastford; a daughter, Mrs. Frank the office of the resnondent clerk Thomasson’s two-run double, started drubbed Minnesota, 10-5. inning to give the Mariners their Hartford, a former Manchester Steele of Coventry; seven solidation of the Town of Manchester worked continually on the [jFoject. law requires, he has a duty to certify southpaw Don Gullett going the East Hartford Fast Pitch Softball the rally and cut the Red Sox’ lead to Orioles 8, Brewers .5: third straight win. Paul Mitchell school teacher, died Monday at her and the Eighth Utilities District and the petitions forthwith. grandchildren and six great­ "It is found that the respondent the distance in Fenway Park? 4-3 before Jim Spencer was walked Rich Dauer’s two-run double went seven innings to end a per.sonal League for many years. He was a " ‘Reasonable’ to me means home. grandchildren. the speed with which pro­ clerk provided the complaint with With those two most improbable intentionally to fill the bases for triggered a five-run fifth inning that four-game losing streak. past governor of the East Hartford Miss Dowling was bom July 29, having access to the petitions when Lodge of Moose and was holder of the A private funeral will be at the consolidation petitions were made access to the petition at a reasonable weapons, however, the World Cham­ Stanley, a lifetime .226 hitter. carried the Orioles to their 19th vic­ Tigers 4, Hliie Jays .'5: 1887 in Rockville and had lived in the filed so as to enable me to maximize Fellowship degree in the Loyal Order Watkins Funeral Hom e, 142 E. available after they were filed. The time as required,” according to pion New York Yankees got up off “Torrez just happened to hang a tory in the last 21 games, Scott Back-to-back doubles by John Hartford area for 60 years. Before Center St., with the Rev. Newell Cur­ petitions were circulated by the Friedman. the STEAL efforts to effect a suf­ the deck Tuesday night and climbed pitch and I hit it squarely,” said McGregor, with relief from Don of Moose. her retirement, she taught in the Wockenfuss and Jason Thompson He had been employed at Colt Pa­ tis of Center Congregational Church Committee for One Manchester. Both Tomkiel and Bletchman said ficient number of withdrawals within back into the American League pen­ Stanley. "It’s a good feeling ... This Stanhouse, gained bis eighth win. Manchester school system and had broke a 3-3 tie in the top of the 13lh in­ tent Firearms, Hartford, for 25 years officiating. Burial will be in East Immediately after the petitions today they intend to appear at the full available time to reduce the total nant race — at least temporarily - was a little bit more important than Koyiils (t, liidiiins 2: ning and enabled the Tigers to snap a been a teacher at Bentley School. and had served for many years as un­ Cemetery. were filed Feb. 17, Bletchman tried commission meeting June 28, number of petitions. with a 10-4 victory over the Boston my first grand slam, the last ever hit Darrell Porter singled in one run seven-game losing streak. Reliever She is survived by a niece, Mrs. to get them so that he could contact ion steward for Local 376, DAW. He There are no calling hours. Red Sox. in the old Yankee Stadium.” and Clint Hurdle knocked in another John Hiller pitched 4 2-3 innings to Russell Noble of Jackson, Mich. The family suggests that friends For the light-hitting Stanley, who Gullett was making only his second was an Army veteran of the Korean The funeral is Thursday with a during a two-run rally in the eighth get the win. Conflict. He was a communicant of wishing to may make memorial gifts was only in the game because of an start of the season after being idled inning to win it for the Royals. Larry Angels 10, I'wins .'5: graveside service at 11 a.m. in Grove to a charity of the donor’s choice. St. Christopher's Church. injury to the Yankees’ regular by a chropic sore shoulder for two Gura hurled an eight-hitter for his Brian Downing slugged a threc-run He is also survived by two sons, Hill Cemetery, Rockville. FOI hears Bourque case shortstop, Bucky Dent, the homer months. His five-hitter was the first first complete game of the season. The Pratt Funeral Home, 71 Far­ John L. INawrac-aj homer and Ron Fairly drove in three Thomas A. Huestis and Howard C. was only the sixth of his career and complete game victory by an op­ Rangers .5, A's 4: mington Ave., Hartford, is in charge WEST HARTFORD - John L, The complaint filed against the said they were needed to complete of the files would constitute an inva­ runs with a pair of doubles to stake tluestis. both of East Hartford; a second grand slam. posing left-hander at Fenway Park Richie Zisk's one-out single in the Frank Tanana to liis llth win. of arrangements. Nawracaj, 62, of 122 Newington town by John Bourque, a former the investigation because of the dis­ sion of privacy, McCarthy said that it Stanley’s homer capped a seven- daughter. Linda T. Huestis of East crepancy in testimony during the since last July 2 when Baltimore’s ninth inning scored Mike Jorgensen Tanana, 11-3, struggled through There are no calling hours. Road, died Tuesday at a local con­ town employee, to gain access to his might compromise Bourque because run uprising by the Yankees in the Mike Flanagan managed it. Hartford; six brothers, including personnel files was heard Tuesday public hearing March 8 on the with the winning run in the Rangers' seven innings, before Dyar Miller Joseph P. Dunn valescent home. He was the husband it contained inform ation on fourth inning. An RBI-single by Elsewhere in the American Harold Rice of East Hartford and morning by the State Freedom of In­ charges of discrimination Bourque Bourque’s physical condition, victory. The A's blew a 4-0 lead when finished up. 2 William Rice of Hartford; and four EAST HARTFORD - Joseph P. of Beatrice Aube Nawracai. Graig Nettles, followed by Gary League, Baltimore put away Mr. Nawracaj was born in formation (FOI) Commission. had filed against the town. provided by Bourque and “off the top m sisters, including Mrs. Theresa Dunn, 53, of Silver Spring, Md., died The FOI complaint was filed When asked by the FOI com­ information about Bourque’s work 'C Sunday in Silver Spring. He was the Chicago, 111. Before retiring in 1976, O'Brien of East Hartford; and a against the town in an effort by mission’s counsel if he was wiliing to husband of Mrs. Anne Donahue Dunn he was employed by Pratt & Whitney performance.” grandson. Bourque to obtain access to his files, have his files treated as public . The FOI commission will notify The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. and the brother of James G. Dunn of Aircraft group in East Hartford, for 21 years. Before that he was which the town Human Relations records so that anyone, including Bourque and the town officials on its from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 East Hartford. employed by Cheney Mills of Commission needed to scan to com­ news reporters, could see them, decision in about two weeks, Helen Main St., with a mass at St. He is also survived by a son, a plete its investigation of charges Bourque said “No. Not at this Cincinnati defeats Giants, 6-3 Manchester for 17 years. Loy, commission chairman, said, Christopher's Church at 9. Burial will daughter and a sister. brought against the town last moment.” The funeral is Friday at 10:30 a.m. The funeral will be Thursday at ’’’How am I going to get by until be in Veterans Memorial Field, December by Bourque who claims he Assistant Town Manager Charles then?” Bourque said as he left the from the Ahern Funeral Home, 180 9:15 a.m. at the Rjchard W. Sheehan Hillside Cemetery. was laid off earlier in 1977 because he McCarthy, under questioning by at­ hearing room. Friends may call at the funeral Farmington Ave., Hartford, with a Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., West Hartford. Burial will be was handicapped. torney William Shea of the town Manchester’s Human Relations home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 mass at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, counsel’s office, said that Bourque, to cut margin to one game Bourque, who a month ago told the Commission Tuesday night, without Hartford, at 11. Burial will be in the in Rose Hill Cemetery, Rocky Hill. pm. Friends may call at the funeral HRC that he was without a Job and who had been employed for about 13 having access to the personnel files, family plot in Mount St. Benedict funds and couldn't afford an attorney months as a laborer in the Town High Clark and Darrell Evans and a triple Percy H. Jiiiiie.s Cemetery, Bloomfield. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. drafted recommendations based on NEW YORK (UPI) - The (^urdinalM 4, I’liillic.s 2: run when Dale Murphy singled to today. to resolve his problems, was in such Department, had asked for his files its findings and will send them to San Francisco Giants, looking by Jim Dwyer. Ken Reitz drove in two runs with a give Phil Niekro his eighth win in 15 Percy H. James, 63, of West Friends may call at the funeral an emotional state Tuesday morning on or about April 26. Slight disagreement "It’s just one of 162 games we home Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 The family suggests that those Weiss and to the Board of Directors. to be this year’s version of the double and a single, and Keith Her­ decisions. Springfield, Mass., formerly of that he couid do little to represent Bourque was told at that time he The state Commission on Rights wanted to win,” said Giants' nandez scored twice and singled home Manchester, died Tuesday at Boston p.m. wishing to may make memorial con­ ’69 Mets, saw their grip on first A.Hlros .I, D odgrrs .’5: tribution gifts to the American himself at the FOI hearing. would have to sign a release form to and Opportunities, with whom Manager Joe Altobelli. " ... I’m not another to lead the Cards. Bob General Hospital. He was the hus­ obtain the files, which included his Boston first baseman George Scott points a finger at first base Shortstop Bill Russell's two errors Stanley Joseph Lenda Cancer Society. Mrs. Lee Ann ■ Gundersen, HRC Bourque has also filed a claim place in the NL West weaken gonna get upset over it.” Forsch, now 8-6, pitched the first band of Mrs. Anna Haberern James. application for employment, various umpire Bill Haller after latter ruled New York’s Reggie Jackson set up three unearned runs for EAST HARTFORD - Stanley chairwoman, did not testify for against the town, has been denied by one game Tuesday night In other National League games. eight innings for the win. Mr. James was born Nov. 22, 1914 ratings by the highway superinten­ safe on close play at Fenway Park. (UPI photo) Houston. The win went to J.R. Joseph Lenda, 85, of 27 Kenyon Place Charles H. Cote Bourque during the hearing but did access to his tiles bv the town and is when George Foster and the New York shut out Montreal 3-0, llruvcH 5, I’uilrcH ,'5; in Richmond, Va., and had lived in dent and others in the department, Richard, now 6-7. Tommy John, 8-5, died Tuesday in South Windsor con­ EAST HARTFORD - Charles H. substantiate his statement dealing subpoening them. That’s what Mrs. too the loss. Manchester before moving to West and correspondence to Bourque Cincinnati Reds dealt them, in Gary Matthews tripled with two valescent home. Cote, 71, of 111 Woodlawn Circle died with his request to see his files. Gundersen, reported, a spokesman out in the 10th and scored the winning Springfield 24 years ago. He was a A letter from the local commission during his employment, McCarthy front of 55,920 fans, a 6-3 loss. member of Concordia Lutheran Mr. Lenda was born in Poland and Monday in Manchester Memorial for the state commission said. In their most important game of to Town Manager Robert Weiss and said. Mrs. Gundersen said that she was Church. He was a Navy veteran of had lived in East Hartford for one Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. the season, the Giants rattled and the Board of Directors, which was Bourque said he would not sign the told that the state commission National League World War H and had been employed year. Before he retired, he was Charlotte Bunnell Cote. then broke, squandering a 3-2 lead employed at Waumbec Mill Inc. of supplied by Mrs. Gundersen, was prepared release of liability, and to expected to consider the claim by the as a truck driver by the R.N. Sullivan Mr. Cote was born in Mount Kisco, McCarthy’s knowledge, has not with the help of four errors. Manchester, N.H. He was a member N.'V'., and lived in East Hartford the entered into the hearing records. The end of this month. Pittsburgh toppled Chicago, 6-1, St. Co. of Springfield. signed it to date. H e ra ld "I like the game,” said Reds’ of the Pulaski Citizens Club of Hart­ past 36 years. letter, concerning the attempt by the Louis downed Philadelphia, 4-2, He is also survived by two sons, commission to see Bourque’s files. When asked by Shea if the release skipper Sparky Anderson. “It was Bruce H. James of Manchester and ford. He was employed as a lead man for a n g le like the playoffs. That's what makes Atlanta topped San Diego, 5-3, in 10 Raymond James of Hudson, N.H.; He is survived by a son, Mitchell J. the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group it fun — all the people in the stands.” innings, and Houston handled Los two daughters, Mrs. Shirley Lenda of East Hartford; three of East Hartford before his retire­ With the game tied 3-3, Foster, who Angeles, 5-3. Chouinard of Waterbury and Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Baldyga ment six years ago. Earl Yost earlier liit his 15th homer and a dou­ Mels 3, Expos 0: J Evelyn J, Oregon of Kenville, N.J.; of Dorchester, Mass,, and Mrs. He was a communieant of Christ ble, drove in Joe Morgan with an Nino Espinosa fired a four-hitter to two brothers, Walter James and Ber­ Laura Beetz and Mrs. Stella Church Cathedral, Hartford. AT 5 p.m., WE CUT Sports Editor eighth-inning triple that gave outduel 11-game winner Ross nard James, both of Saxton, Vt.; a Campbell, both of Manchester, N.H.; Other survivors are a daughter, fTii™ reliever Pedro Borbon his fourth win Grimsley and Steve Henderson drove sister, Mrs. Agnes Mitchell of Union- seven grandchildren and four great­ Mrs, William C. Molkenthin; a in five decisions. Ken Griffey in two runs with a homer and an in­ ville; and 16 grandchildren. grandchildren. granddaughter, Laurie K. provided the comfortable margin field out for the Mets. The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at The funeral will be held Friday at 9 Molkenthin, and a grandson, Stephen The Prtcas on All Bedroom Missed game once again. with a single that brought in two Piriiles 6, Ctihs 1: Concordia Lutheran Church. The a.m. from the John J. Bykowski C. Molkenthin, all of East Hartford. “The ball felt awfully heavy,” he more runs. Bert Blyleven spaced nine hits and "I was mad last night,” Clarence Rev. Burton Strand, pastor, will of­ Funeral Home, 285 Manchester St., The funeral will be private. said after he tried his hand at the 10- San Francisco scored ail its runs in struck out seven to send Pittsburgh Manchester, N.H., with a mass at 10 The Newkirk & Whiteney Funeral Foley said yesterday during an office pins for the first time. ”I think it will the third for a temporary 3-2 lead on ficiate. Burial will be in East visit, "when the Red Sox-Yankee over Chicago. Willie Stargell belted D a.m. in St, Hedwidge Church. Burial and Dining Room Sots Home, 328 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ singles by Terry Whitfield, Jack Cemetery. game wasn’t telecast. be a lot of fun and I’m looking his ninth homer for the winners. Friends may call at Holmes will be in St. Hedwidge Cemetery, ford, is in charge of arrangements. forward to getting back into Manchester, N.H. There are no calling hours. “I figured with all the interest in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., tonight this area and with the red-hot rivalry bowling.” from 7 to 9 and Thursday from 2 to 4 Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. The family suggests that friends SAVE 10% 20% 30% The specially designed help for built up over the years the game and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 wishing to may make memorial gifts handicapped persons is expected to p.m. Thursday, in New Hampshire. to the American Cancer Society, would be carried. The family suggests that any "I got home a little late and when I get a big play in the months ahead at memorial gifts may be made to the The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Hartford Unit, 670 Prospect Ave., Manager Bernie Giovino’s lanes. Standings Main St., East Hartford, is in charge West Hartford, Conn. 06105. turned the (TV) set on, I got the Memorial Fund of Concordia game between the Pirates and Cubs Lutheran Church. of local arrangements.______Listening to Dick Stockton and Ken National League N so I turned to the radio to listen to the American League game,” he said. Harrelson describe the action on the East • East Pope Paul What happened was a rain delay of playing field was a 100 percent W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB nearly one hour after the first half in­ improvement over Monday night Chicago 35 27 .565 — Boston 46 21 ,687 — condemns HOT/WD SWEATY? TRY OUR... ning had been played Monday night when one had to put up with Howard Phila. 31 29 .517 3 Baltimore 39 26 .600 6 and the backup game — Pittsburgh Cosell’s nonsense, A1 Michaels and Montreal 33 33 .500 4 New York 38 27 .585 7 weapons and Chicago — was beamed until the Don Drysdale would have been suf­ Pittsburgh 29 33 .468 6 Milwaukee 37 28 .569 8 weather cleared at Fenway Park. ficient for game no. 1 at Fenway New York 30 38 .441 8 Detroit 32 31 .508 12 Foley, well-known deputy sheriff in between the Yanks and Red Sox on St. Louis 24 43 .358 UVz Cleveland 27 36 .429 17 VATICAN CITY (IJPD - Manchester, is one of the long- ABC. West Toronto 21 43 .328 23'A Pope Paul VI began the suffering Red Sox fans who is now W L Pet. GB 16th year of his reign over West enjoying the winning efforts of San Fran 41 23 .641 - W L Pet. GB the Roman Catholic church olaid Boston these days. Big assignments Cincinnati 41 251 .621 1 Kansas City 35 29 . 547 — today with a condemnation IM Thanks to Channel 22’s interest in Los Angeles 36 29 .554 5 V2 of atomic weapons and ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS It was rather surprising that two California 34 31 .523 IV2 sports, last night’s game was brought Houston 29 32 .475 lOVj Texas 33 32 .508 2'A hints that his life was practically new umpires worked thei 7 pc. sat into our viewing area and tonight’s plate in the first two games of the San Diego 29 36 . 446 I2 V2 Oakland 33 34 .493 3V2 nearing its end. series finale will also be carried by Atlanta 26 36 .419 14 © © series at Fenway Park. Chicago 31 34 .477 4'A "Today is the anniver­ the Springfield channel. Today’s Games sary, the 15th anniversary, & Ken Kaiser, who joined the Minnesota 27 36 .429 7 V2 American League staff a year ago, St. Louis (Denny 6-5) at Seattle 22 47 , 319 I5V2 of our election to the Returns to sport Philadelphia (Carlton 7-6), N throne of St, Peter, " the called the balls and strikes Monday T oday’s Gam es night and last night. Chicago (R. Reuschel 8-4) at New York (Guidry 11-0) at Boston Earl tries to •make point 80-year-old pontiff told a For years. Bill Gess was one of Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 4-2), N crowd of 10,000 in the Manchester’s best duckpin bowlers. Rookie Mike Reilly was behind the (Eckersly 6-2), N ' «399 plate last night and showed a lot of Montreal (Rogers 7-7) at New Detroit (Sykes 3-4) at Toronto Vatican's ultra-modern When failing eyesight eventually Little Earl Weaver, Baltimore manager, leaps high off the class and g o ^ judgment. York (Kobel 0-1), N (Underwood 3-7), N audience hall. resulted in blindness, Gess had to Atlanta (Devine 3-3) at San Diego ground trying to make a point with team of four umpires last 3 f f W T a b l o pass up the competition. The reason the two young staff Baltimore (D. Martinez 6-3) at members worked the plate was sim­ (Shirley 3-8), N Milwaukee (Sorensen 8-4), N night in Milwaukee. Weaver argued Eddie Murray's hit should GROUP INCLUDES That was 16 years ago. Houston (Richard 5-7) at Los have been a home run and not a double. Umpires won out. (UPI extends to 76" Thanks to the availability of a por­ ple. It was their turn with the four- California (Aase 3-3) at Minnesota man crew headed by Bill Haller, Angeles (Rhoden 6-3), N (Zahn 74), N photo) table guide rail at the Parkade Cincinnati (Seaver 8-4) at San 2 About town who’ll call the pitches tonight. Cleveland (Hood 3;3) at Kansas TRESTLE TABLE with 2-8" Leefs Lanes, Gess has taken up bowling Francisco (Halicki 3-1), N City (Gale 6-2), N The Day by Day group of Two Falmouth Arm Chairs Alcoholics Anonymous IAA) will meet tonight at 8 Four Falmouth Side Chairs at Center Congregational Church. AA contact is Table Tops and Leaves are High Pressure available 24 hours daily by Yanks’ owner set for drastic action, calling 646-2355. Laminate Stain, Heat and Scratch Resistant. The First Church of Your choice Pine or Maple Finish Christ, Scientist, will have 5,000 BTU its regular meeting, in­ not hannv with way things are going cluding testimonies of • 1 r\t* m i r ♦VrtFtf Kf*5iAfic In r» onrt nnH tn SAVE WHILE Red Sox at home after this Oiie, or my front office brings discredit to more than a month ago and to the healing, tonight at 8 at the So far this season George Stein- let Billy, A1 and Cedric run the the Yankee tradition, or to the things manager's subsequent run-in with This compact Frlgldalre NEW YORK (UPI) - Big brenner has maintained a rather low “these next 10 days amount to the church, 447 N. Main St. The Environment Maker Room STOCK LASTSl ballclub,” sayd Steinbrenner. I think the New York Yankees must Andy Messersmith on May 30. public is welcome. Brother is watching. He profile. He has made relatively few "I told them in spring training I Day of Reckoning. Boston will either represent to this nation and to Air Conditioner can go DISCOUNT PRICED FROM public statements and has left the pull so far away from us that we'll “I will not have any of my players home with you today—and Please Shop Earlyll doesn’t intend to sit by and didn’t think they had worked hard baseball, and the people whose using foul language or making day-to-day operation of the club to enough, the team wasn’t in that good never catch them or else we’ll cut be ready to cool you keep watching forever. He’s their lead. These next 10 days are responsibility it is don’t do something obscene gestures to the baseball fans tonight. It's an Easy-Mount President A1 Rosen, Vice President a shape and that the thing we had to about it, then you can bet I damn sure likely to jump in and do Cedric Tallis and Manager Billy Mar­ very critical. so that it causes the president of the model Room Air Condi­ fear was that Boston, Baltimore or will.” American League (Lee MacPhail) to tery something drastic — and soon. tin. “I told everybody I wouldn't get in­ tioner that gives you 5000 even some other club, would get so The way he says that, George reprimand and warn them about it,” BTUs/hr.* ol right now Big Brother is George Stein- But with the season approaching far out ahead of us, we couldn’t catch volved and I have not,” Steinbrenner The winning number Steinbrenner makes it absolutely says the Yankees' boss. cooling capacity, plus 2- brenner, the man who runs the world the half-way point and the Yankees them. Like the way we got so far goes on. "I have been conspicuous by drawn Tuesday in the clear he’s unhappy over some of the On this one, he’s talking about speed cooling and a Fresh of Manchester champion New York Yankees. He showing few signs of successfully ahead two yearsvears aeo.ago, or like the n>y absence. I’ve been working hard episodes the Yankees were involved MacPhail’s reprimand of Martin Connecticut daily lottery Air vent that can add a isn’t at all happy by the way things defending their world championship, Dodgers did last year.” taking care of my other businesses in this season. And if it isn’t quite breath ol fresh air. Stelhbrenner is chafing at the collar. after the Yankee manager was was 322. Furniture Showcase have been going this year. He’s even The Yankees trail the Red Sox by and have seen about eight games, clear, he spells it out a little better. •OmiKUbyAHAM 148 He feels the time is growing close reported to him for using rough nMNnuM Hom sMct i?n more unhappy every time he picks up seven games. More than that, they none at all on the road. "1 will not tolerate my manager or "If we win it, A1 Rosen, Billy Mar­ language and making gestures at his . morning newspaper and sees where he’ll have to step In, and if he are down in third place trailing the my players drinking or fighting in In Memorium where the Boston Red Sox are sitting does; you can look for the fur to fly In tin and Cedric Tallis deserve all the heckling fans in Baltimore and In loving m em nn o( Alfred I I , M M. ■ > M A II ..M 1 '. '.I n v ic t SAflSFACTION second-place Orlolei, by one game public places or on scheduled air­ Cleveland. who passed away June 21, 1977 out there on top . in the American the manner it did a year ago at and being pressed by the Milwaukee credit. If we lose it, they must take 1115 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-4036 League East, well out in front even the full blame.” liners,” he says. Big Brother is watching. You are nul forgotten dear. almost exactly this time. Brewers. All this doesn’t sit well at This is an obvious reference to And he sounds as though he's Never shall vou ever be, though the Yankees reversed the "I said at the beginning of the year “I make one exception for my not As long as life and memory last. all with Steinbrenner. Martin’s brush with Thurman Mun­ growing impatient of merely sitting We shall remember thee. B^i). P E A R L SON numbers of the night beford by and have said all along' I was not becoming involved. If at any time the & "For U8,” he says, noting the OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TIL 9 PM son aboard a jet carrying the team by and doing nothing. Sadly missed by l.l'l M ON 1 . 11,1.1)1.5-217 1 \lVN(m>lll5 mauling them 104 Tuesday night. going to get involved, I was going to Yankees have another series with the conduct of my manager, my players Wife and Fam ily PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 21. 1978 — PAGE THIRTEEN Narkon advances Baseball ) LA Olympic officials JUNIOR ALUMNI ’Two five-run innings powered Handling the pressure like a panoag Country Club. Wendy Ehrlich of Ellington Ridge Mari-Mads to a 1S-I2 nail-biting pro, Nancy Narkon of The Manchester Country Club ousted Helen Reynolds of Williman- triumph over Krause Florist last await plan approval Manchester sprung a mild sur­ Women’s Division champion played tic, former Manchester club champ, n i^ t at (Jheney Tech. Five runs in 4 and 2. the bottom of the sixth iniling kept flict with the IOC’s Rule IV, which prise yesterday when she the front nine in 1-over par 37 which MONTREAL (UPI) - Los closed-door meeting with IOC direc­ included two birds, a bogey and a Narkon faced Wendy Florentine of Mari-Mads in the unbeaten column Angeles officials who are demands a host city be a signatory to tor Monique Berlioux and fellow eliminated Gail Appell of the double bogey. This enabies her to Pine Orchard this morning in second against winless Krause. The Florists an agreement with the IOC. He said executives. Golf Club of Avon, 6 and 4, in hold a four-stroke lead at the turn. round play while Ehrlich, champ at had tallied five times in the top of the proposing to have the 1984 the LAAOC and the USOC contended “At the very least, I had hoped for round one of the Connecticut When Appell bogied the 10th and Ellington, drew eight-time winner stanza. Paul Peck had three hits and Summer Olympics un­ their proposal was “in accord with a recommendation (in favor of the Women’s Golf Association 11th holes, the 19-year-old Florida Marcia Dolan of Ridgewood. Tim Ellis singled and tripled for the derwritten by a private the spirit of Rule IV, or a liberal in­ plan). They did not give one.” Championship at the Wam- coliege student was 6-up and weli on winners while Dean Cook had two i . business group probably will terpretation of it.” Howard Allen, Los Angeles the way la victory. bingles and Eric Stepper singled and have to wait three weeks But John Argue, president of the Chamber of Commerce president tripled for Krause. LAAOC, said, “ There still are who, along with television producer before knowing if their plan variations available, as long as the David Wolper, was part of the Borg’s path COLT INTERTOWN has been accepted by the Inter­ Los Angeles taxpayers are delegation, said he was "en- Successful golf qualifiers Behind the combined four-hit, nine- national Olympic Committee. protected.” ofYlirortoH*’ gg 3 strikeout pitching of Ed Lackard and Argue said although he hoped the “friendly” meeting with the IOC Fwo iiicinhers o f lli«* IVIunclicHicr Country (^lult, W oofly ’The thrust of the plan is to exempt seen easier Matt Petersen, Manchester the city's citizens from the financial IOC would return a decision within committee. (iliirk ii ik I .Stun lliliiiski wen* among the siiccc.sNfiil 18 Crispino’s whipped Windham, 10-2, burden of the games. The liable par­ three weeks, he was disappointed a Allen said the three-page proposal golfers in the Norlliern Scclion (|iiulifying lest for llie recommendation could not be made WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - -last night in Willimantic. Bob ties would be the Lbs Angeles Area provides that “government entities in advance. Connerlicnl .Slate A n iale ur (iliam pionHliip al K llin glo n Top-seeded Bjorn ^ r g figures to Claughsey, Mickey Coulombe and Olympic Committee and the U.S. will not be a signatory to the con­ Ridge (a>iinlry yesterday. have an easier time next week in the Matt Gluhosky each had three hits Olympic Committee. “I had hoped for an answer today tract" with the IOC. There were I TI entries. early rounds of the Wimbledon tennis and Dave Chevrette a pair for 2-1 . James Worrall, Canadian but it turned out they weren’t em­ Though the meeting did not deal Crispino’s. championships than second-seeded representative to the IOC said a powered to reach an agreement," with the technicalities of the un­ Clark, eiirrenl eliih ehanipion al IManehesler, turned in Argue said somberly, after a six-hour derwriting proposal. Worrall said, Jimmy Connors. major problem lies in possible con­ a round while Ilikinski, a former eluh eliamp al “The stress was being made that this Manehesler, advaneed with a .'16-40-76 se«»re. Borg, seeking his third consecutive is a private enterprise plan, with the Wimbledon title, will play American ^Chamber Award* to meeVs top performer Jeff Dunean of iVi|uahiiek set the paee with a Iwo- Victor Amaya to open next week’s All games being held with the blessing of Soccer ) Los Angeles but witho'it any involve­ uiider par 70. England tennis championships. The The outstanding performer in Saturday's chamber office. Ron Dennison, MCC presi­ Ford on target, . again Swedish star was placed in the easier ment by the city of Los Angeles. 2 2 I'he 18 lop .seorers who shot 76 or heller will n un e on New England Relays at, Wigren Track will dent, left, and Pat Mistretta, relays’ coor­ IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) - tbe 6-foot-4 , 230-pound Lundell said. half of Tuesday’s firstround draw PEE WEE “The (games organizing) com­ lo the ehampionship fiehl June 26-29 al Itrooklawn Cotin- receive the “Chamber Award ’, presented by dinator, right, accept the award from Jim Playing in the Amana VIP pro-am Prior to teeing off. Ford had joked mittee would be a non-profit while No. 2 seed Connors of the East: Stars 1 (Neal Schackner), Irv (dull in Fairfield. the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Breitenfeld, chamber president. (Herald tournament, former President with the crowd at the first hole about organization," he said. "If there was United States drew the more difficult Brewers 0 (Keith DiYeso played Gerald Ford did it again, slicing his his sometimes off-target shots. half. well). Yesterday the trophy was unveiled at the photo by Yost) a profit, technically, it would come to third shot on the second hole into the “I'll try to keep the ball in the the IOC, " Connors will open against un­ Wildcats 3 (Mike MacDonald 3), crowd. fairway,” Ford quipped. “And I’ll try He added, "This does basically heralded New Zealander Russel Lancers 0 (Lynn Gentiicore played The ball struck Neal Lundell, 43, not to do what ^ b Hope accuses me change the concept of IOC rules that Wild first inning Simpson — but tbe aggressive left­ well). Cambridge, III., nicking Lundell’s of doing and that’s play four golf hander could face No. 3 ^ed Vitas Little League games are awarded to a city.” West: Devils 2 (Maurice Moriarty, nose and hitting his chest. Lundell courses at once.” Gerulaitis, Raul Ramirez, John New- Both Worrall and Argue said the Jeff Wright), Kings 0 said he was not hurt and shook hands The former president then stepped combe, Dick Stockton and John AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 13, at Buckland. Mike Hutchinson final deadline for resolving whether Flames 3 (Kurt Potter 2, Doug with Ford, who apologized. up to the tee and hit a 220-yard shot sinks Moriarty’s McEnroe in his half of the draw Jusi SIX hits were rappea oy With Jamie Cullen stroking three ripped three hits and Mike Ratcliffe the games will be staged in Los Harvey), Eagles 0 “He told me I was a big target,” down the middle of the fairway. before a projected semifinal against American Legion but they produced hits and Tom Moriarty and Keith and Ronnie Smith two apiece for Angeles will be July 31. It’s back to the drawing board today for Moriarty’s entry in American Brian Gottfried, the fifth I MIDGET a 14-3 win over Bob’s Gulf Saturday Hurley two apiece, the Lawyers Legion. Dave Chase homered, the Twilight Baseball League after last night s nightmarish seed. North: Suns 6 (Niki Cacace 3, at Waddell. Winning hurler Danny stopped Ansaldi’s, 7-5, at Leber doubled and singled and Ray James thumping at the hands of Jai Alai at Moriarty Field, 16-8. Chris Evert, the top-seeded Takes no back seat Tyrone Whiston, Glenn Boggini, Joey Wright fanned a dozen and walked Field. Winning pitcher Cullen struck and Mike Banavige each had two hits Wimbledon seeding^- The defending champions scored 14 woman, gets a bye as she begins her Dipace), Olympics 5 (Buddy Zachery only one. Danny Young and Scott out 14. Mike Parlapiano had three for the Vets. runs in the first inning to hand the The 14 runs came on eight hits, four quest to regain the title she won in One of the top performers in Manchester’s Little League 2, Steven Gay 2, Ed Kloehn). Game Gould had three and two blows bingles and Clay Craddock two for 5-9 WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - 15. Arthur Ashe, USA base on balls, a hit batsman, a passed Gas House Gang its worst defeat in 1974 and 1976. Billie Jean King, baseball program this season is 11-year-old Sue Wallace of the went into overtime, Cacace goal in . respectively for Legion. Ansaldi's. The Lawyers now sport a INT. FARM The top 16 seeds for men and women 16. John Newcombe, Australia ball, three errors and three wild 5-7 recorcf. years. The winners batted around seeded fifth, is sitting in the top Boland Oil entry in the International League. One of the team ’s second overtime won it. Best game Ansaldi’s upended the Lawyers, 7- as announced for next week’s All WOMEN twice, sending 19 men to the plate. pitches. quarter of the draw, which could of year. Four-run outbursts in the fifth and 3, at Verplanck. Rick Heller pitched England lawn tennis championship. The uprising was featured by Gary better hitters, the vetsatile youngster has played three positions 1. Chris Evert, USA Three MB pitchers were unable to mean a repeat of last year’s quarter­ Warriors 5 (Kevin Donahue 2, Ted­ sixth innings wiped out a five run NATIONAL a strong game for the winners while MEN LaRocque's three-run homer and a 2. Martina Navratilova, USA stop the red hot bats of the visitors. final duel won by Evert. — first base, short stop (despite being lefthanded) and pitched. A dy Brashier 2, Michael Meister), deficit as Army & Navy topped Two five-run innings lifted Moriar­ Ernie Reichle led the attack with 1. Bjorn Borg, Sweden two-run, four-base shot by Bob 3. Evonne Cawley, Australia Gerulaitis opens against Heinz year ago Wallace played Little League baseball in the Midwest. Whitecaps 0 (Michael Brogie, Kelly ; American Legion, 8-5, last night at ty’s past Carter’s, 13-5, at Buckley. three hits. Dave Negri was a defen­ 2. Jimmy Connors, USA 4. Virginia Wade, England Stitch. Gunthart of Switzerland, No. 4 seed She bats left-han(ied. (Herald photo by Dunn) O’Connell played well). Waddell. Chris Petersen’s The upset win knocked Carter’s out sive standout. 3. Vitas Gerulaitis, USA Moriarty's came back in its half of 5. Billie Jean King, USA Guillermo Vilas of Argentina faces a South: Sounders 3 (Jeff Larkin 2, grandslam two-out homer in the last of first place. Rick Soucier stroked 4. Guillermo Vilas, Argentina 6. Betty Stove, Holland Earl Anthony the inning with four runs, three being tough first-round hurdle against Brendan Gorman), Matadors 0. of the sixth was the winning blow. three hits, including two homers for ROOKIE 5. Brian Gottfried, USA homers. Fred Flynn led off with a 7. Wendy Turnbull, Australia American Stan Smith, Gottfried Oceaneers 4 (Keith Blanchard 2, Petersen also had an RBI double. Moriarty’s with Brian Feshler con­ Team No. 3 whipped team No. 4 6. Roscoe Tanner, USA 8. Diane Fromholtz, Australia shot over the fence and Ed Smith takes on John Lloyd of Great Britain Ken Krajewski bad two doubles and tributing three hits, Paul Hohenthal a last night at Charter Oak Park but by 7. Raul Ramirez, Mexico hospitalized followed suit. After Rich Riordan Misplays tell story Steve Ashbacher, Stan Nowak), 11. Rosie Casals, USA JIMMV'tHE GREEK SNVPER and No. 6 seed Roscoe Tanner of the Astros 0 (Jeff Kennard, Sam Norman knocked in two runs while John pair and Tim Calvert a key double. what score could not be stated as the 8. Sandy Mayer, USA 12. Marise Kruger, South Africa IS AMERICA'S TOP OPPS, singled, Ron Krough got into the MAKER. WHAT IS JIMMV's United States meets Ismael El Shafi played well). Tinney hurled 3 2/3 innings of one-hit Mike Byam had two of Carter’s six score was not noted on game report. 9. Hie Nastase, Romania 13. Mima Jausovec, Yugoslavia home run act with a two-run belt. of Egypt. relief. Five different players had one hits. Clyde Pickral had three hits and 10. Dick Stockton, USA REAL NAME ? TACOMA, Wash. (UPI) - Earl The first inning took 49 minutes to in Legion setback 14. Virginia Ruzici, Romania A. PEMETRlOS SVNOPINOS Among the top-seeded women, JUNIOR hit apiece for Legion with Larry Justen Dyer, Bobby Knapp and Tam­ 11. John McEnroe, USA Anthony, one of the top bowlers on complete. 15. Sue Barker, England a. JAMES SNVPER the PBA tour of Tacoma, suffered an Martina Navratilova (2) plays Julie East: Yankees 5 (Jay Hedlund 3, Stanford’s bingle driving in two runs. AMERICAN FARM my Dillon two apiece for the losers, 12. Buster Mottram, England 16. Regina Marsikova, ^ C. GEORGE 5EVALAS y Jimmy Balesano of the locals Anthony, both of the United States, Seven misplays afield told the story last night as the Jeff Santero, Mike LaTourneau), Each side had 11 hits as American now 0-6. The winners are now 5-2. 13. Wojtek Fibak, Poland apparent heart attack Tuesday and collected a three-run circuit clout in Czechoslovakia was hospitalized in Walnut Creed, Evonne Cawley (3) of Australia was Middletown American Legion trimmed the Manchester Legion Racers 0 (Daren Sears, Richard Legion outlasted Army & Navy, 16- 14. John Alexander, Australia S0IJ;3Ulip,J3MSU& the fourth inning. a bye, defending champion Virginia at Palmer Field, 9-4, in an exhibition. Rogers, Steve Cichowski played Calif., his doctor said. Jeff Grunwald proved to be no Anthony, 40, was reported in “fair Wade (4) of Great Britain takes on The locals now have a 4-2 won-lost first inning. well). mystery to the Flyer batters in the Elizabeth Ekblom of Sweden, Forego after money-win record 40 (XT' O FF and stable” condition in the intensive opening canto and relievers Dave log, 1-0 in 2ione Eight and tonight at 6 Mike Freiheit, Dave Blake and Cyclones 2 (Mary Gallagher, Tom fr. American Billie Jean King (5) faces Wood), Diplomats 1 (John Lauen- NEW YORK (UPI)(TIPI) -— coif " caiH rotnilar inolrov Iminhor onoonontc 0 our Spring 78 catalog prices on care unit of John Muir Hospital. Bidwell and Bob Carlson were in the at Eagle field entertain Enfield in a Pete Kiro collected RBIs for self,” said regular jockey much tougher opponents, a qualifier and Betty Stove (6) of bach). Forego began his 1978 cam­ Willie Shoemaker, who A Tacoma physician who has same category. Balesano finished up Zone Eight clash. Ken Brasa will Manchester. The locals stranded 13 including Quiet Little Holland has a bye. paign to overtake Kelso’s flew in from California to treated Anthony said the ailment was on the mound, working the last five pitch. base runners. Table and the able Cox’s SoilfilMrS Tracy Austin, the 15-year-old all-tlme money-winning ride Forego. “I had no Ridge, who won the Dynaglass 28 apparently a heart attack but innings and was most impressive. Ken Hill absorbed the loss, giving Ed Yantosh, in relief, gained the hospital officials declined comment. Californian who is seeded ninth, Ends holdout record with a victory in the problems with him today Metropolitan Mile — the Thursday night the MB’s face up six runs before Eric Gauruder win. He came on in the second inning whilewulls opens against Diane Desfor of the $25,000 allowance feature but I had to keep after him first leg of the Handicap Dual oil filter Anthony was in California to com­ Volkswagen at St. Thomas at 6 came on in the second inning to stem after the locals scored three times in Pittsburgh Steeler all-pro corner- Two fiber glass belts and Iwo United States. at Belmont. in the stretch because that Triple—on Memorial Day. pete later this week in the San Jose o'clock. the tide, the latter was effective, their first at bat. Yantosh scatterd back Mel Blount, a long-term holdout polyester body plies combine 50% OFF Regular -| Open. allowing three hits, and no earned The 8-year-old gelding, other horse was not giving “I was satisfied with the two hits in seven innings, struck out in 1977, has filed for bankruptcy in lor strength, good traction and «2.99 runs. six and walked six batters. New Orleans. making his first start since up.” way he ran,” said trainer long tire mileage. r Ray Gliha collected two hits for the Hal Guy led Middletown with two Blount, with a new contract and the last Sept. 17, charged past Forego, whose chronic Frank Whitely of Forego. SteadyRider the s p ^ y Dr. Patches in ankle problems stopped “His ankles aren’t okay, iMri D)rn«|latl l«TI spring Seen plui losers and came up with a great hits, one a triple, and drove in three prospect of a clean business slate, Belted U OenerelCelelof price ee. F.l.T. Softball defensive catch in the outfield in the runs. however, commented, “I’m happier the stretch to win the 7- him from overtaking Kelso but for him they’re all whilewell price ee. whllewell wMtewell eech shocks now than I’ve ever been.” furlong sprint by a neck. last fall, could pass the $2 right. If he stays okay he’ll A7I-13 41.30 24.$l 1.71 With the victory. Forego million mark in the go in the Suburban, and if Dlogoenski added two hits apiece. singles and two doubles and Gene D78-14 30.00 20.1$ 2.07 Regular TONIGHT'S GAMES Two hits rattled off the bats of Bob A'8 sign rookie raised his earnings to $1,- $100,000-added Suburban we’re lucky enough to win I78-14 33.23 31.$$ 2.10 Gale collected a double and two Steve Stirling 938,957, which brings him Sei'onds vs. Korkwell, 6 - Nebo Demarchi, Stu Magdefrau, Harry Three-year pact Handicap July 4 at Bel­ that we'II both take off un­ F78-H 34.30 33.$$ 2.34 817.99 singles. Six other players added two OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Their 078-14 Bob's vs. .Nelson's, 6 • Nike Cammeyer and Paul Hebert for the WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - within $38,939 of Kelso’s mont. "The IVi-mile race til the fall.” 40.00 33.8$ 2.47 hits each and Dave Viara homered. No. 4 draft pick Michael Woodard, an Matt Cavanaugh, quarterback out record of $1,977,896. H78-14 43.13 37.1$ 2.70 10W30 niutor oil Vets vs. Norton, 6 - Keeney losers. The Church was paced by Connie Former Boston University All- will pit the three-time 18-year-oId second baseman from of the University of Pittsburgh, “He seems to be his old 07$-15 40.00 33.81 2,35 Give consistently good ride control Regular Acadia vs. Westown, 7:30- Nike Banas with three hits and Kip Blake American Steve Stirling has been Horse of the Year against Proviso High School in Maywood, 111., named head hockey coach at Babson signed a three-year contract with the H78-15 J3.00 38.1$ 2.77 due lo exclusive lemperature- Vit's vs. Allied, 7:30 - Robert­ CHARTER OAK and Clarence Switzer with two each. was signed by the Oakland A’s Mon­ sensitive device. For most cars, son College, Athletic Direptor Bob NFL New England Patriots. J78-1S 41.23 40.81 2.U Stif endu T/1/78 Each team started fast, Tierney’s day, the club announced. L78-1S 71.30 42.81 3.03 pickups, vans. Low-cost installation Peter's vs. Hartwell said Monday. Cavanaugh, operated on last month available. SalertulA :/i/78. Fogarty's, 7:30 - getting three runs in the first and EASTERN The club also announced they have to correct a knee injury, inked the A ir run Jai alai entries Fitzgerald Stirling, 28, a native of Toronto, Evening” eight more in the second while It took Alliance Printing one frame signed veteran second baseman Tito pact after taking part in a team ' Wednesday Firemen vs. Flours, 6 - Robert­ was captain of Boston University’s LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Ilk m mm I'fftTi until 7/J/7II $49.99 \ir adjustuhle ^hu^ks__ .19.99 pr. Highland Park Market put together to get on the scoreboard but over the Fuentes, a 12-year veteran, who was passing drill with the Patriots. MfiMsmn ifm son two four-run frames in its first at 1971 NCAA champions and has spent — More than 80 women 7N«n next six innings the club scored 20 cut by the Montreal Expos in spring “I’m in excellent condition,” pilots wll take off from Las lUH Renn's vs. Elks, 6 - Cheney bats last night at Fitzgerald Field. times and took a 20-1 duke over the last two years playing lIsfiUrts IIL training, despite having hit .309 in 151 Cavanaugh said Tuesday, “of course, Vegas Saturday on a 2,584- I M iM ir l X Jm| Speed control A n n u 11 i vs. j a y e e e s, 6 • When the smoke had cleared after Belliveau Paint at Mt. Nebo. Bill professional hockey in Austria. iMtelUgi games last year for Detroit. not 100 percent yet.” mile race to Destin-Ft. iOMhl Regular 7 Q 9 9 Fitzgerald one extra inning, Tierney’s had the Hodis led the way with four hits and s. S.CVM Walton Beach, Fla. i hiffiai Ctm upper hand, 13-12. Jack Burg’s four Tom Vescey and Mark Crawley were T.JMyMI 199.99 4 y The Hughes Airwest Air REG hits led the winners, one a homer. in the three-hit group for the Sale end** 6/24/TI Race Classic, being held SSSfcT^ICra Scoring four times in the third in­ Tom Lombardo and Bill Grant each Printers. Dan Jones, Bob Watts, 4 Out-of-court settlement for the seconii year, is the ENSUS ning, the Jaycee Blues stopped Hart- stroked three hits and Dennis ZNGMiMUS Paul Zura and Leo Maheux each successor to the Powder inmt 1. MEM tod National Bank last night at Quigley, Steve Casavant and Brian came through with two safeties. against ex-Whaler Neale ibgiiim LEhnlilipi Puff derby. Forty-two t m i hitnR LMiplIrvl^a Keeney Field, 6-3. Mark Quigley chipped in two apiece to the Best in defeat with two hits each BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Mrs. Treva Duncan will LMUil i IMfiialn planes will compete for i M CVM I EnM Mir RoadHandler light truck Guardsman radjal Michaelson's two-run homer wa»the attack. It was Burg’s single in the were Ken Ryan and Rod McKenzie . receive several thousand dollars as a result of an out-of- & hahUiA iiM fO W iI overtime that drove in the winning $20,000 in cash awards. T.MMm lilackMull hlackuall big blow in the uprising. He also court settlement of her suit against New England ilieilniMi marker. Don Simmons enjoyed a big WOMEN’.S RE(1 singled and teammates Steve Whalers coach Harry Neale. AUTO SaS Iwani Ecanm Ah Iiih us AM/FM stereo Menschell and Rick Kenny each night with five hits and Mike Tierney Eastern Realty trimmed Savings Mrs. Duncan, of Birmingham, was seeking damages E M U t IM ttllN aU I ARTBxll added two hits to the cause. Best in added three more and Pete Bank of Manchester at Cheney Tech, um m us 30»« 8*track, in'dash for injuries she said she suffered at a hockey game Nov. imn $I.»4F.K.T. defeat were Jon Neuner, Dave Hun­ Devanney, Tom Devanney and Tom 16-7, with Cindy Talaga homering. 1.UM11 Regular n Q 9 9 25, 1976, in Birmingham. She said Neale hit her on the REPAIRS tZMriCVN other >ita-o at similar tington and Dave Richards with two Mac two apiece for the Marketmen. Debbie Dulo homered for the head with a hockey stick at that game. 1139.99 y y bingles each. Bankers. Attorneys refused to release the exact amont of the iM i6«aln Sale ends 7/1/78 FELINE “Horn* of Mr. Qoodwnneh" BOATING S.MIPr M settlement, which was reached ’Tuesday after the trial TOPICS iEnMSwfki CANDI.EI.Kiirr Wendy’s upended MCC at Mt. SENIOR ' had begun, but said it involved several thousand dollars in i£?£c;i Two big innings, the fourth when Nebo, 10-8, with two runs in the bot­ Personal Tee opened the 1978 cam­ • Complete Mechanical Service byBobBnwMf SaSimgriCMil payment to Mrs. Duncan. UCRCRUISER OUTDOOR CONSULTANT four runs cross^ the plate and the tom of the sixth inning proving to be paign with an 11-4 win over Johnson Mrs. Duncan testifid in circuit court she was sitting • Colllalon Repair last inning when five men scored the margin of victory. The winners Paint last night. Mimi Laneri had behind the visitors box the night of the game between the ADJU8TINB THE TRAILER paced Allied Printing to a 10-4 win then had to hold off a MCC rally that two hits, Beth Tobin three and Liz Whalers and the Birmingham Bulls of the World Hockey • Auto Painting By flnding and correcting ( Jai alai results ) 8 OFF Sears 48 battery over Multi Circuits at Fitzgerald fell two runs short in the seventh Shea doubled for the Tees. Karen Association. • Low Coat Service Rentals any changei that have taken \|||||||H ...... ■Will Tuesday Evening wmmmmmmasW frame. Joanne Perotti set the offen­ place in the way your trailer Guardsman 4-ply Field. Don Leonard collected four hits Wright homered for the Paints. She said she heard verbal exchanges between Neale SEvemi M f n m s Kva MTS Wire Wheels AM/FIVl stereo for the Printers with John Sommers, sive pace for Wendy’s with three hits • Factory Trained Technicians supports your brat, you could (in CNC Mus SID nm lOMtoi im 11.N IM hiurkHull Regular 847.99 Q099 Trader World Antiques toppled and several spectators, and was struck by^a hockey stick save the boat’s bottom from 2 MnalUi IN IN I 2 IkhM Ml 7JI rassetle in-dash Mark Duval and John ftagna adding and Mary Cochran, Cathy Linsen- • Charge With Master Charge taking on distortions that could lntoT IN 14x6 9M w Farr’s, 17-7, at Martin School. Jody flung by Neale. llanCn. asiiMi Ml 1 8 8 8 bigler, Sandy Garner, Karen Turek, affect its performance tnd MM 14 UN Rfg. $40.95 Regular 1 A Q 9 9 three each and Ed Kowal two. The Stoker had four hits, Kim Lagasse Mrs. Duncan said she suffered a partial loss of hearing • 24 Hour Wrecker Service NrMi 14 17ia As loH ill 36*» and Diane Campanelli each had two hiuidling. MKh M NM A78vl3 Power lo handle needs of most full-size cars with power ac­ Circuits were led by Tim Coughlin, and Diane Ferguson three apiece and in one ear after the incident, dizziness and nausea and TdMl 2-M INN TrlMa 114 143UI •I.69F.K.T. 15x6 1149.99 Alfy bingles. The Collegians were paced Tel. 646-6464 A method recommended by cessories, Top or side terminals. Sizes to fit most American- Bill Zwick, Art Clark and Dave was unable to drive her car at times. KCMtiKiwusnam BCm Mf raut »B NMTS iiiilarliiH priivi Rt-K. $13.95 made cars. Sail- .-nds 7/1/78. by Kathy Robinson's three hits and Lynda Tsapatsaris was a defensive the MerCruiscr stem drive I MM im IN IN 39“* Sale ends 6/24/78 Kosciol with two hits each. standout for the Antiques. Kathy boating expeits it to use a $ Um IMii IN LN Jennifer Krascella and Cheryl “*• a llrMiSNiiM Ml Brann had two safeties and Phyilis Teflon spatula or other thin but MWiMtlN Action at Robertson Park found Vedovato with two each. stiff tool, and push its tip be­ *^***'* M 47.N NrMi$$aMI Custer piayed well defensively for tween the bull and each of the ra M 4-1 NTS TrH|ttiH41NUI Fogarty's coming up with a pair of Farr’s. Ti«Mla4-l-l 224N three-run innings en route to a 7-4 NIKE rollers to test the amount of TM M t NMB IWn ■rnttK NNUS sna Nvn IFIETCHER GUSS CO. pressure at each point. SBmliNns IIN 7JI 4JI duke over Crispino's. Leading the Three runs in their first at bats and •WjNlh*, UN t|N IN LN Om IS fm t si tipsrmea Loosen roller adjusting nuts tMMu Ml three more in their last trip to the and'move them sbghtly up or Oiler offensive were Rick Marsh CRGFL • ' - ^ * N * 14 42N MMMNN I SAVE *50 plate enabled Gus's to stop down at needed to obtain fairly M K h U in N hrMiMlNN with three hits and Jim Flaherty, The contest was marred by 34 TrifNii $44 U47N Muzzier AlufHer Dave White and Merrill Myers two Cherrone’s, 6-4, at Nike, John COMPUTE AUTO O USS SERVICE uniform pressure. TriM ai-4 WN Automotive air conditioners walks but Formal’s Inn struck for six m*DM QUMumm okku rwwmwi ron Look al the roUen and bunks iwnitNiwutnBfm ' lemi NM Mut sna p«nt fits 90% 4tf Anur, rath inHinllcil. 1 0 ^ 9 each. Mike Coughlin homered for the Quaglia was the only member of the m m nmm-tmuunu i door mmmm ^ X-cargo carrier runs in the top of the seventh inning TUI UdOSURU'lffCUl KOm under the transom. iMMit iM ia AH rlumpHrxtru Four adjustable louvers. Supremes and singled and two-hit winners with two hits, a total iM Ml LN IN Regular P A 9 9 to down East Hartford, 21-15, in They should offer supports llni IN Econuiny muffler Three-spwd blower. Styles to Reg. players were Larry Warshavsky, Bob achieved by Bob Ferron, Tom Capitai Region Girls’ Fast Pitch directly under the transom to M M 44 37N fit many Imparts. Takes little gauq uu 179.99 o y M mU 1411171 M nli>7UUI fits itMiHl Aiim t. curs itiHlallctl. Guerin and Dave Nibbs. Crockett and Rick Goss of the transfer the motor’s weight to TriMi ^74 7NN room. Sail-end. 7/ 1/ 78, 3 4 9 ’ ’ League play last night in East Hart­ COlllCTM'l ITIMt CHEVROLET the supports without strain on TriiMti 144 ttLN claiiipHcviru Silr fnd» 6/24/78 Packagemen. B E iB n i M M M H f s s n p « n ford. Lynne Wright picked up her IfAMW 9UTU the hull's bottom. mmmm LN IN LN I b M iM li UN IN IN V. Dusrv NIWMMTUl OfCAMTIII If necctsaiy reposition the f MMiaiili 2MMfM AN IN fourth win with three hitless innings MuiKi iinoovcTiOH} IziSiMI IN UN IM rtitoN ALBANY. N Y ONEONTA N Y EASTFIELDMALI MA MIDDLETOWN CT BANGOR ME Longest game of the season at INDY brat forward or backward on IMiEMMn IN FAIRMOUNt FAIR. N Y POUGHKEEPSIE. N Y ORANGE CT of relief. Wright also collected three • MUN M M 24 SIN PITTSFIELD M A BRUNSWICK ME Robertson Park found CBT Blue Scoring 24 runs on as many base hits including two doubles and drove 122C MAIN ST., MANCHESTER the trailer lo achieve this. i$41H7l frnm 44117N FAYFTTEVILLf. N Y WATERTOWN N Y W SPRINGFIELD. M A WATERBURY CT S PORTLAND ME pushing over three runs in the llth in­ hits. Telephone Society trounced With a pair of wrenches, go V T M 4-24 47UI Sears Where America shops GLENS FALLS. N Y. AUBURN N Y GREENFIELD. M A W HARTFORD CT LEWISTON ME in three runs. Lisa Tilden had four over the whole trailer testing $$Na7N Tmsnmmmasmrm KINGSTON. N Y GLOVERSVIlie N Y WESTFIELD M A DANBURYCT PRESQUE ISLE ME Center Congo at Nike, 24-12. SW ftS, KtIkIKt’i'K A.SII.I’O. ning to tack a 12-9 setback on "rrash- bingles and Mary Neubelt two hits each bolt and nut for tightness. m m m m m m n HMUmm UN 4N 7N MIDDLETOWN. N Y. ROME. N Y. BRIDGEPORT CT BURLINGTON. VT ROCKLAND ME Away. Stu Putnam homered and Enjoying productive games were GMOUAUTY I U. InuMI IMI ILN LN imrnrnmm LN 4N .SilisiiuUun llututinh.i 1/ )t_H4r Mon. s Itink NEW HARTFORD N Y SCHENECTADY. N Y HAMDEN CT ST JOHNSBURY VT WATERVIUE ME and two RBI for Formal’s, now 6^ When just one is loose, it 1 LN singled three times for the Bankers Gary LaForce with a single, three SOViCE/RAinS tends to put thore load on the ISilnSMi LM IN N SYRACUSE. N Y. KEENE. N H MANCHESTER CT AUGUSTA ME for the season. Sylvia Pennock IlMibiri LN MM$44L2I with Al Falco homering among his home runs and seven RBIs for the one next to it, which is then MMiUUN Mud U Nil Please Allow A Reosonoble Number of Days for Delivery of Major Appliances collected two hits including a baSes- □ TriMaLMSNN three hits. Wayne Gagnon and John more apt lo come loose, him 14 lEN AMMII4I HAOtIV A MAM*O«0 MlLTOt WiUDIN Cl HiWtUtOH SV SCMTHAMPtOH VA MOtAlMCXM tOBtH|»iDCI WAtl WA winners. Bill Conway added two loaded triple for East Hartford. suiting a chain reaction.. TrM144U44N MMU21U1I ITTBMNEliN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING H ^A L D . Mancheater. Conn.. Wed., June 21, 1978 PfdplaiBik Proposition 13 influences region’s politics Erin go bragh By PETER A. BROWN There is some confusion about how Democrat who feels similarly — if he Dukakis thinks its impractical, but Independent candidate. Rev. Her­ It’s a toss-up as to whether the late people feel on the issue because survives the September primary. he's such a strong re-election bet, op­ man C. Buddy Frankland, the pastor BOSTON (UPI) — The influence of (Campaign 7^ although polls shows strong support However,^ radio personality Avi Barry Fitzgerald or 79-year-oid Pat California's approval of a massive position probably won’t hurt his cam­ of Bangor’s largest Baptist church, is for tax cuts, that backing drops Nelson, a conservative Republican, the most fiscally conservative of the O’Brien most often donned a Roman property tax cut will be felt in New paign. collar to play the Irish priest, but sharply when voters are told there once thought an ideological kamikaze Grasso hedges bets three candidates on the ballot. England politics this election-year. debating another type of tax limita­ bdt now taken seriously because of O'Brien is in line, in any case, for the tion: might be cuts in government ser­ His campaign is aimed at voters Most Republicans and many vices. Brooke’s problems, plans to make Connecticut Gov. Elia T. Grasso, most Irish of awards. having apparently mended fences who made Gov. James B. Longley He’ll travel June 29 to the Emerald Democrats — aware of growing Blowing hot air New England’s top officials didn’t the Proposition 13 concept a major public suppoft for tax cuts m m un­ with liberals by giving almost the nation's first independent state Isle to accept the 1978 John F. But the lack of a direct referendum jump on the Proposition 13 issue in the GOP primary. chief executive in g half century. He happy middle income voters who everyone something in an election Kennedy Memorial Award from the means candidates can blow hot air bandwagon right away. But in the Less than a month ago it seemed and Longley favor tax limitation. carry the greatest political weight— year budget, is hedging her bets. Ancient Order of Hibernians. The in^ about the idea and won't have to sup­ weeks since the vote, many have farfetched to think Massachusetts A sure winner will declare their support for the con­ port a specific plan. read the handwriting on the voting Republicans — a rapidly vanishing Although it’s unclear who her GOP temational Irish organization will cept. November opponent will be, It’s like­ In New Hampshire, where keeping hand him the honor on the final night The California plan limits taxes to booth wall and at least pay lip ser­ b r ^ would deny their only major But plans like Proposition 13 won’t ly he’ll try to brand her a free- taxes low have been Gov. Meldrim of the convention of Hibernians in 1 percent of property’s assessed vice to the concept. officeholder- renomination. be on the November ballot because spending liberal. So Mrs. Grasso has Thomson’s platform for years, the in­ Killamey. value, which will mean an average 57 Brooke exception But, now Nelson feels the mostly most New England states don't give cent cut in levies for the average conservative Republicans who named a study group to determine cumbent is expected to easily win a Past winners of the award — Ohio An exception is the U.S. Senate how the state can curb tax increases. fourth term. Gov. John J. Gilligan, Chicago Mayor voters the power to directly pass Cleowner. dominate GOP primaries, and have race in Massachusetts where incum­ In Maine, the proposed con­ Democratic Rhode Island Gov. I Richard Daley and astronaut James laws or .constitutional amendments It was pushed by conservatives never really liked Brooke, will go his - bent Republican Edward Brooke stitutional limit on taxation may Joseph Garrahy cautioned voters McDevitt. as does California. Those that do are who have long criticized the govern­ way. ‘V ^ ' \ past their deadline for putting the already faces problems from a create a major iddeological against overreacting to the Califor­ ment bureaucracy as wasteful and messy divorce, his .admission of In the Massachusetts governor’s Run of the bluebloods issue up this year. inefficient. difference. The Republicans and nia vote and said such a tax cut might -fX'T- “misstatements” about his financial race, three of the four challengers — Liza Doolittle and Henry Higgins In Maine, backers of a proposed It was fought by liberals who said it their gubernatorial candidate, be harmful to government. liabilities and an ever-growing field Democrat Edward J. King, would have loved it. Queen Elizabeth cap on state taxes and spending are will criple government’s ability to Republican Edward F. King and Linwood Palmer Jr., endorse it. The wore a turquoise blue coat and a trying to set up a special legislative of Democratic opponents. Democratic platform opposes it and deliver services, force the layoff of Brooke, the Senate’s only black Republican House Minority Leader pom-pom hat and Prince Philip Kissinger session to consider the issue and in thousands of government workers Francis Hatch — support the con­ gubernatorial candidate Joseph arrived in an open carriage. Even O'Brien member, opposes the Proposition 13 Brennan has not taken a stand. Massachusetts lawmakers are and hurt minorities, traditionally the concept and its likely he’ll face a cent. Democratic Gov. Michael Princess Margaret was there — In charges of human rights violations. Jay Feldman, on initiating the last hired and first fired. / l one of her first public appearances The crucial match pits Argentina longest regularly scheduled daily P sit TOWN OF MANCHESTER since her divorde — from Antony against Peru. Kissinger — still the newscast in the United States — a TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Linda Emerson, 10, of 32 McCann Drive, in children did back ih the days of the Old The world today NOTICE OF Armstrong-Jones. diplomat — isn’t saying which team solid hour stint: "Ohe of my The "big dish” antennas 2 old fashioned dress, tries an old fashioned Keeney Schoolhouse in the 18th Century. The occasion — the 267th running of of NASA’s Deep Space Net­ PUBLIC NOTICE ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE irrational fears is that after two and he’s rooting for. work are so sensitive they In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and quill pen to write her name on a piece of (Herald photo by Pinto) Britain's Royal Ascot. Most of the can pick up a spacecraft’s Cutting the losaes one-half hours in the studio under One June 26,1978, Robert Weiss, Generai Manager of the Town 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by parchment, in much the same style as upper-crust-watchers were watching those lights, the anchor people will Weizman keeps job radio signal as weak as Virtue may be its own reward, but 1 / 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of Manchester, 41 Center Street, Manchester, and applicant for the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, the bluebloods, as they always have, sweat to death.” but those who preferred to watch the for Robin Huff, the payoff just never watts of power. If this en­ HUD Titie I funding, will request release of funds from the June 13, 1978, as follows: Glirhpsee TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI)—Government ergy were collected for 19 Department of Housing and Urban Development for a dental BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of horses saw Joe Mercer ride five- came through, so she’s suing for Sober referendum million years, it would light Helen Hayes and Gloria Swanson sources say Defense Minister Ezer Weiz­ clinic. This project is consistent with the Town's application to Manchester, that the Town of Manchester convey to The Hart­ year-old Gurftier (B) to beat the field sorhething more substantial. a 7.5-watt Oiristmas tree HUD for Title I funds. Environmental review records have been When she found $920 in cash on the headlined a benefit for the New York man will not lose his job because of his GODTHAAB, Greenland (UPI) - The bulb for only one-thousandth ford Electric Light Company those certain pieces or parcels of in the Prince of Wales Stakes. prepared for the above named project and may be reviewed or land located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and City Museum's theater collection reported charge that Prime Minister hunters and fishermen of this Arctic Cir­ of a second. ^ Soccer fever floor of the Kenwood, Ohio, gift shop copied in the General Manager's office, Town Hall. 41 Center State of Connecticut, more particularly described as follows: where she worked, she turned it over Tuesday at an exhibit of the graphics 'Menachem Begin was leading the country cle island, who admittedly drink more Eljem speaking When Henry Kissinger was than almost anybody else, have voted St., during business hours. Beginning at a merestone on the northerly street line of to the management. When nobody of Parisian artist Alfonse Mucha ... -to war instead of peace. shuttling around the world as down prohibition, officials said today. NOTICE The Town of Manchester will undertake tlie project described Tolland Turnpike, said point of beginning having coordinates of claimed the money, she asked for it, Ray Anthony opens a revival of the The sources said Tuesday Begin will not N350,560.23, E651,240.55 based on the Connecticut Plane Coor­ secretary of state, he found little But a two-part referendum on above with Block Grant funds from the U.S. Department of Lutz Junior Museum only to learn that her windfall had big band era — and of “touch dan­ Torce Weizman out of the Cabinet and dinate System; thence S71° 38’ 11” W along said northerly time for play, but now he’s a private temperance Tuesday produced a majority CALL FOR Housing and Urban Development (HUD), under Tit)e I of the been used to fund a recreation club cing” — Friday at the Hollywood .-aides to the defense minister said he Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. The Town of street line 63.46 feet to the point of intersection of said northerly citizen, and today he indulges one of vote in favor of restricting the sale of SPECIAL TOWN MEETING for employees. Palladium ... Benny Goodman ■would not resign despite pressure from his The legal voters of the Town Manchester is certifying to HUD that the Town of Manchester street line with the northerly property line of land now or his greatest passions — soccer, liquor by rationing. mmsKMim lirvll r Whe says she objected — and was Tuesday received the “First Califor­ own party. of Bolton are hereby warned and Robert B. Weiss, in his official capacity as General formerly of The Hartford Electric Light Company; thence N Kissinger and wife Nancy are fired. So now she’s in a Cincinnati nia Jazz Award” from that state’s Weizman was ambng five ministers — Officials said the voting trend was ap­ and notified to meet in a Manager, consent to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal 84° 53’ 14” W along a segment of said northerly property line guests of honor in Buenos Aires parent after about three-quarters of the 139.37 feet to a point of curvature; thence westerly along a seg­ Have you seen the old Keeney down the Hartford road to Hop Brook in the schoolhouse. I remember one court againdt Hospitality Motor Inn, legislature ... Warren Beatty is in jbut’the only one from Begin’s Lirud bloc— SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in rela- where the final matches of the World ment of said northerly property line which is a curve to the left Street School that has just opened at School. day when the boys down the road seeking the $920, plus $520 in lost New York to promote Paramount’s in the 19-man Cabinet to voice opposition ballots had been counted. at the COMMUNITY HALL, lion to environental reviews, decision making, and action; and The sobriety issue arose because Den­ that these responsibilities have been satisfied. The legal eifect having a central angle ot 18° 55' 31” a radius of 2,930.93 feet and the Cheney Homestead? You should My older brother used to go almost forgot to bring their wood, and we all Soccer Cup are under way. “Heaven Can Wait” ... Robert Goulet to the phrasing of a response to ^ e ric a n in said Town, on Monday, wages and $10,000 in punitive mark is granting Greenland home rule June 26, 1978 at 8:00 P.M. in of this certitication is that upon its approval, the Town of an arc length of 968.11 feet to a point, the middle portion of said - especially if you've ever wondered as far as Hartford to go to school. had to go home. President Jorge Videla — head of opens Thursday with Joan Rivers at 'questions about Israel's plans for the oc­ Argentina’s military government — damages. next year. A number of parliament the evening for the following Manchester may use the Block Grant funds, and HUD will have segment being bounded on the north by land of J. C. Penney what schools were like back in the Father would have to take him there The fireplace is at one end of the the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas. cupied territories. is staging the event in a bid to clean Quote of the day members and other public figures feel the purpose: satisfied its responsibilities under the National Environmental Properties, Inc., with the remainder of said segment and all days when Connecticut was an in the wagon. But they couldn’t make schoolhouse, near the teacher’s desk. The response said Israel was willing to Policy Act of 1969. HUD will accept an objection to its approval below described segments being bounded on the north by land of the trip in the winter. The horses It is quite hot up there, and quite cold up his country’s image, tarnished by KNXT Los Apgeles news director negotiate the future of the West Bank and problem -of alcohol intake — six gallons 1. To consider and act upon a English colony and Manchester was resolution appropriating an ot the release of funds and acceptance of the certitication only if the Town of Manchester; thence S 66° 00’ 05” W along a seg­ Gaza after five years of limited self-rule per person each year, ZVt times as much ment of said northerly property line 103.34 feet to a point; still a wilderness. There you can see could not get through the deep snow at the back of the room. The master amount not to exceed $40,- it is on one of the tollowing bases: (a) that the certitication was the one-room schoolhouse with its or across the icy brooks. Then, a few we have this year lets the children by the area’s 1.1 million Palestinian as the average American — must be con­ not in fact executed by the chief executive ollicer ol the appli­ thence southwesterly along a segment of said northerly proper­ trolled before the island can handle its 000.00 from the Reserve Fund wooden benches and hornbooks. You years ago, father and some of our with the best handwriting sit near the Arabs. for Capital & Non-Recurring cant; or (b) that applicant’s environmental review record lor ty line which is a curve to the left having a central angle ot 2° 46' 53” a radius of 2,914.43 feet and an arc length of 141.48 feet to may be surpri.sed to see no desks! neighbors built our school here. We front. 1 am a good writer so I am Second scandal hits studio own affairs. Expenditures for the purchase the project indicates omission of a required decision, finding, or like it very much. Mother likes it too, America traveler's checks to cover of a diesel powered four-wheel stop applicable to the project in the environmental review a point; thence N 18° 35' 38” W along a segment of said norther­ Some of the boys and girls who always warm. My poor brother’s BURBANK, Calif. (UPD-Colum­ location film crews. Terrorism in Italy ly property line which is radial to the last and next described because now my sisters and I have expenses of the film crews. She dump truck for highway use. process. Objections must be prepared and submitted in accor­ went to that school might have writing is awful, so he sits in the bia Pictures, barely recovering from Deputy District Attorney Sterling IRA bombers killed curves 0.50 foot to a point; thence southwesterly along a seg­ more time before school to feed the back. It is no wonder he cannot write allegedly cashed hundreds of such NERVI, Italy (UPI) — Terrorists shot Dated at Bolton, Connecticut dance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 58), and may written about what it was like, but one alleged money-stealing scandal, Norris said, "We think we know her BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - A be addressed to HUD at the Hartford Area Office, One Finan­ ment of said northerly property line which is a curve to the left animals, milk the cows, wash the — sometimes the ink freezes on his checks and kept the money. and killed the police chief in the Riviera this 20th day of June, A.D., we cannot find their stories. Here is said late Tuesday it had issued an whereabouts,” and her arrest was resort town of Nervi this morning as he police-army ambush squad shot to death cial Plaza, Hartford, CT.. Objections to the release of funds on having a central angle of 5° 29’ 38” a radius of 3,039.48 feet and clothes, and churn the butter. pen! Screen Gems, a division of Colum­ 1978. what one of them might have written arrest w arrant on grand theft expected soon. The arrest warrant was riding a crowded rush-hour bus to three Irish Republican Army firebombers bases other than those stated above will not be considered by an arc length of 291.44 feet to a point on the westerly Hartford One day when I was walking to bia, is involved in the production of Bolton Board Electric Light Company right-of-way line; thence N 16° 39' 08” it she had lived on Keeney Street and ^ the summer we sit facing the charges for Audrey Lisner, 41, of was issued Friday and Municipal at a post office depot today and killed a HUD. No objection received after July 11, 1978 will be con­ school we saw some Indians in the television commercials. work. of Selectmen W, along said right-of-way line, 25.21 feet to a point; thence gone to that little schoolhouse: walls, at a desk that runs all the way North Hollywood. Court Judge Gabriel Gutierrez set fourth man, a passerby, by accident, sidered by HUD. cornfields. They had colorful clothes, Columbia Pictures refused com­ The slaying followed a night of bom­ Henry P, Ryba northeasterly along a curve to the right having a central angle ★ ★ ★ around the room. It gets very noisy bail at $300,000. police said. Aloysius J. Ahearn Dated at Manchester, Conn, this 19th day of June, 1978 long hair, and spoke words I could Mrs. Lisner, who has been chief ac­ ment on the latest potential scandal bings in major Italian cities, including an of 5° 25' 58” a radius of 3,064.48 feet and an arc length of 290.58 My name is Elizabeth and I will be when the younger children are countant at Screen Gems since 1972, Norris said the woman stole the attack in' hUlan for which the Red Another civilian driving past the firing John F. Carey Town of Manchester not understand. Father says they live reading or reciting out loud, so I look to hit the studio since last February feet to a point; thence S 18° 35' 38” E along a line which is radial 12 years old in this year of our Lord is accused of stealing $275,000 by money from Columbia Pictures Brigades, the Killers of the late Premier at a Ballysiliari post office engineering Joann M. Neath Robert B. Weiss to the last and next described curves 0.50 feet to a point; thence on the other side of the fields, in a out the window at the valley of trees when former studio President David General Manager 1755. My teacher has asked me to issuing and cashing traveler’s checks between June 1975 and April 1978 by Aldo Moro, claimed responsibility. depot in north Belfast was slightly Ernest A, Shepherd northeasterly along a curve to the right having a central angle village west of here that they call below. It helps me think better. Begelman was fired in the wake of 041-06 practice my handwriting while my that supposedly were to pay for on- authorizing payment' of Bank of No one immediately claimed respon­ wounded. 0504)6 of 2° 46' 53” a radius of 2.939.43 feet and an arc length of 142.69 “Hatch-hawk,” We call it Hillstown. My master stays at our house grand theft charges. younger brothers and sisters read out sibility for the killing although police The incident was the heavies shooting feet to a point; thence N 66° 04’ 41” E 104.20 feet to a point; I like “Hatch-hawk” because it about once or twice a month, and my .iriiiM..mm...... loud Ironi a book Usually, when 1 noted that it was in the style of past Red incident in Belfast in recent months. thence easterly along a curve to the right having a central angle sounds scarier. parents ask him many questions of 18° 55’ 31” a radius of 2,955.93 feet and an arc length of 976.37 practice, 1 copy the words out of a Brigades’ attacks. oumhet^/antl fat'itss book But I have been in school for 5 Now that it is June, I will only be in about his travels all over the world. TV highlights tonight feet to a point, a bearing of S 5° 06’ 46” W being radial to said years now, and during that tim e I school another month. Then there When this year is over, he will travel curve at said point; thence S 84° 58’ 06” E 197.58 feet to the point have copied every one of the will be no school until winter. Father to another school in another place. and place ot beginning. 8 p.m. CBS, The Carol Said premises are primarily 25 feet in width throughout i' ■ master's books several times, I can needs us to help him harvest the He says he has been to New York, death of their employer’s Burnett Show. (R) NBC, The Woman. A drug czar pursues 10:30 p.m. PBS. Bookbeat. length and contain 0.96 acre, more or less. even recite them out loud. But when I fruits and vegetables in the fall, and and to Boston! Maybe someday I favorite country singer. PBS, Pepper to a mountain cabin. Life and Times of Grizzly Great Performances. The “An Ethnic at Large." Said premises are more particula’"' ihown on a map entitleo, do that at home, my mother always to help in the planting during the shall write well enough to teach, and (R) ABC, Starsky & Hutch. Adams, Adams persuades two Norman Conquests: “Living "Plan Showing Easement Granted ny Town of Manchester to asks me to go play outside. spring. Mother needs us to stay home to go to New York. Hutch falls in love with a Rus­ runaways to return to their Together.” See Saturday's Weekend KX)% PURE FRESH Hartford Electric Light Company Manchester Connecticut That is why the schoolmaster is let­ and put up the vegetables in glass sian ballerina he is assigned to Connecticut today Project No, 77-309-C Scale 1” equals 100' Date 3-8-78” prepared orphanage by showing them 10 p.m. NBC. Police protect. (R) magazine for complete televi­ ting me write about my school today. jars, so we have food for the winter. how difficult it is to survive in sion program information. by Fuss ii O’Neill, Consulting Engineers, Manchester, Connec­ I live on the path that goes from the And then there’s the spinning, the Ski in Chile the wilderness. (R) ABC. ticut, a copy of which map is to be filed in the office ot the Town Hartford road to Glastonbury, over sewing, and the knitting to be done! SANTIAGO, Chile (UPl) - Heavy Eight is Enough. When Tom Clerk of Manchester, Brush Hill. My school is on the same 1 like going to school in the snowfalls in mid-May in the towering decides to write a novel he SECOND PIECE ORANGE Commencing at a point radially opposite the monumented summer, but in the winter it is so runs into unexpected Gold truck hijacked narrow dirt path, and I walk down Andes Mountains east of Santiago resistance from his family. center line of location of Consolidated Rail Corporation at Sta­ the hill every morning after chores cold. My brothers leave for school was the signal for Chilean skiers to early with plenty of firewood. By the (R) PBS, Nova. "A Whisper tion 5845-T08.52, which point is also on the southerly line of said with my 4 brothers and 2 sisters. break out their equipment. The ski SUMMER road formerly known as Meekville Road and is marked by a time my sisters and 1 are finished From Space.” STONINGTON (UPI) - A tractor- Court ruling sanctioning police searches When 1 first started school, I had to sqason in Chile normally runs from 9 p.m. CBS, TV Movie. JUICE monument as is more particularly shown on a certain map en­ of news organizations. walk much farther — all the way with our chores, the fire is still built June to August. "Brinks.” Dramatization of AT THE trailer carrying an undetermined amount FROM CONCENTRATE titled “Land to be Purchased from Henry Mature & Filomena of gold and silver was hijacked today, Weicker told the Connecticut Bar Mature Manchester, Conn. The Hartford Electric Light Co, the $2.7 million heist from a Association Tuesday the media’s hostile Boston bank in 1950. (R) NBC, UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTIGUT ^wlice said. The driver was thrown out of Scale 1” equals 100’ Date November 15, 1963 No. B231S19” , DAVIS FAMILY FREE reaction to the May 31 high court ruling on nui nUMTATION Headliners With David Frost. the truck but was uninjured. which map is on file in the Town Clerk’s Office in the said Town RESTAURANT There Is still time to take courses during our second State police at the Montville barracks police searches of newsrooms for of Manchester; thence running in a northerly direction in a AIRWAY AT THE ABC, Charlie's Angels in­ summer term. (July 5 - August 15,1978)1 The University MAHCHUTHMAU. vestigate the mysterious said the driver, who was not identified, ■ evidence gave the impression news straight line to an iron pin which marks the southwest corner of JOIN US FOR t il MAIN tT. of Connecticut's main campus at Storrs and branch JOHN TRAVOLTA ITRAVELAGENCYI was handcuffed by two men armed with reporters and editors felt they were land now or formerly of Henry Mature and Filomena Mature as 457 CENTER ST. campuses at Groton, Hartford, Wsterbury, and Stam­ LUNCH THURS., JUNE 22nd G2;atheatres east .38-caliber revolvers and wearing ski “beyond the law.” shown on said map; thene running in an easterly direction, 648-2500 ford offer summer courses In most academic dis­ along the southerly line of said land now or formerly of Henry WE FEATURE 7:00 P.M. ciplines. Graduate and undergraduates as well as day masks. FantatUqu* Franc* • Mature and Filomena Mature as shown on said map, a distance HOMEMADE SOUPS and evening courses are offered. Cost Is only $45 per ‘ The men threw the driver over an em- fFill hire lawyer BaauUful Franch Rivlara of 339.32 feet to an iron pin; thence running in a southerly direc­ & HE MAN SIZE creditl Registration must be completed by June 23 at 648-9883 .bankment and took off with the green and NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The 42 defen­ tion in a straight line to a point in the southerly line of said road LASERBLAST the campus you plan to attend. For more Information white tractor-trailer, owned by the LPM formerly known as Meekville Road which point is radially op­ Complete SANDWICHES PMUMTtDBY contact the Office of Credit Progarms et the Storrs cam­ dants added to Lt. Gov. Robert Killian’s Travel Service CALDOR PLAZA MANCHESTER Corp. of New York City. suit alleging campaign dity tricks by Gov. posite Station 5841-1-68.5 of said monumented center line; TIVOUTRAVEL pus (486-3832) or contact the Registrar's office at the The hijacking occurred on Interstate 95 thence running in a westerly direction along the southerly line I "Don't lt»e Tomi Without Hi” Mon.-Sat. BVOB 2u ci^eii tTRirr "E » OF THE WORLD” campus where you plan to take courses. Ella Grasso in the New Britain MANCHCtTER. CONN. near the intersection of Route 49 in North Democratic delegate primary have of said road formerly known as Meekville Road to the point or 11 to 9 649-5487 •47-1M9 Stonington. The location of the hijacking decided to hire a lawyer. HALF GALLON place of beginning. is only a few miles from the Rhode Island THIRD PIECE: Commencing at a point on the northeasterly Show case Killian is challenging Mrs. Grasso for edge of the Grantee’s existing Manchester to Barbour Hill right border. t the Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ f of way, marking the southeasterly corner of the easement area ii C inem as tion. i m m $ T j m 8 4 herein described; thence northwesterly 170 feet, more or less, AL varaa Searches of press The 42 defendants, who were among the miniifriiEiiimHiMmiuiES, to a point; thence following a curve to the left having a radius of MA NU MIA’S NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Sen. Lowell 44 delegates In the wlnner-take-all contest 1505.00 feet a length of 300.0 feet to a point; thence westerly 325 748 TOLLAND TPKE. H O O M fin STTtnr Weicker, R-Conn., says the media has to May 2, said they were hiring the lawyer to feet, more or less, to a point; thence .lortheasterly 540 feet, Manchester High School B A g T H A P m R D prove It is a "defender” of the people avoid overcrowding the courtroom. more or less, along a line 100 feet northerly of and parallel with MANCHESTER the center line of The Connecticut Light and Power Company's ■aaio before getting upset about a Supreme C.F. HOMO. M ILK'U ’ M.29 existing 115 KV transmission line to a point; thence SUNDAY, JUNE 25Ul northwesterly 100 feet, more or less, along a line forming an in­ is Featuring C.F. WHITE BREAD 3/99! terior angle of 287-t- 24’ 15” with the last mentioned course to a 7 P.M. SHOW point on the southwesterly edge of said Manchester to Barbour Donation: $5.00 per person |*5^TREAT YOURSELF »5| VERYHNEFRUrr DRINKS Hill right of way; thence northeasterly 150 feet, more or less, PIZZA NIGHT along a line forming an interior angle of 72 + 35' 45” with the last mentioned course to a point; thence northwesterly 25 feet, TO SUMMER FUN more or less, to a point; thence northeasterly 45 feet, more or FOR THE f a m il y LUNCHEON FEATURE Cf. POTATO CHIPS .-89* less, to a point on the northeasterly edge of said Manchester to Special Coupon Offer cy'Vhuisf'w Id''Ihivr III M Mon. - Pri. 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. Barbour Hill right of way; thence southeasterly 275 feet more At All FartkiiMling Stloiu or less, along said northeasterly edge of right of way, to the CF. ICE CREAMI^Gal. point and place of beginning. TONITE thru SAT. FHDAYJUNE 23rd only ^LUirCHIiOir BEEF FATT7 $1.99 Till: Said “Area A” is the same as "Area A” referred to in the 5 P.M. till 9 P.M. I French Fries, Texas Toast, all-you-can-eat salad Notice of Condemnation dated October 20, 1967 - Howard S. weeks for $ 2 5 Cf. YOGURT 3/99* Ives, State Highway Commissioner vs. The Hartford Electric U a l l IASI UNLIMITED VISITS! ProfliH lions* Everything Served Family Style 6 UNLIMITED VISITS» Light Company recorded October 23,1967, Volume 431, Page 247 On* introductory offer por penon. h :\ i k of the Manchester Land Records. SALISBURY STEAK '$1-99. Fun ExcrciM Flat Said Area A is more clearly designated and defined on the DItti ConipiM Exckniwlv by Our DiotiUan map entitled “Plan Showing Easement to be Acquired from ALL THE PIZZA mashed potato, gravy, Texas Toast and all-you-can-eat salad S No Oiitobing * IndividMul Programmini Town of Manchester Manchester, Conn. The Hartford Electric Fhydcian Inquirlci InIviHd About Our MED Mttbod YOUR BARBECUE Light Co. Wethersfield, Conn. Scale: 1;; equals 40’ Date: YOU CAN EAT 'k'k-k'k'kiririt HEADQUARTERS! March, 1978 No. C278F10”, a copy of which map has been or will S EAST HARTFORD $5.00 Off with this coupon only. be filed for record with the Town Clerk in said Town of uSHOims DRIVE IN 5?b zam MMtballs, SoiMim , Poppora, Pasta MBY TtiN li a tact ad. You muif prcaant this coupon. Manchester. and Maat Sauca, Chafa Toaaad Salad, •xplrcc July a, 1978 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL PLUS L EVERYDAY ALL DAY tl This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this DISNEY'S Colfaa, Taa or Soda. Dataart to gild PAPER PIATES*RELISH«KETCHUP publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days BOATNIKS tha Illy, etrawtiarry Short Caka. after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not SALAD F I4I E $1.79 H0T00GS*C0Ld CUTS*ROLLS less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, SUN. thru TUES. For a thrilling nxpnrlnnen In good food, All-you-can-eat nlad bm onr taetsHsing ^^N A PK IN S-S TYR O CUPS on/oy In our booutHul dining hull. has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Wall coma salad bar, served with Texas Tosst *Excl. South. Butter Pecan to a special Town election. AttI tribm gw NmhpM g irat We Reterve the Right to Limit Quantities V., JVUX nmiKS- ' ^ sd r fej gn Iwrii Ih Mr irafeT... SALE ITEMS THROUGH 6/2$ Bring Um tamllyl Bring tho whoto nsighborhoodi The best bny in Town! AmcrioiT t««Hl trawbit lymm o ' fraicbiMd lifuru Elizabeth J. Intagliata AionvrA>r*n A opoohil prize to ttw porton who bringo Hm nuMi latom cKCtuilvcIy for m u m Secretary “MANCHESTER.SHOP-R1TE PLAZA” Board of Directors pooploll _ t e w s * “MANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE” dURUSZ oumhenmnd farm s Manchester, Connecticut •m $3.50 per person in m i 1200 stores there's one nenr you! Dated at Manchester, Connecticut PLUS PLEASE CAaTHEABC I Hawi Mae, ffica Fif. t la 8 • 8M. » fo 3 this 16th day of June 1978. EAST WINDSOR D ISN E Y ’S $2.50 for 12 and under .FOR SCREEN TME8 *5 OSMS iJSROUtlS DRIVE IN «3J079 GNOME-MOBILE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978 23 Homee tor te le 28 > For Sale 23 Homes For 81e 23 Bulness Property 29 Reel Bsteie Wenled 28 Household Ooods 40 AHMee lor tele 41 Homes For Bale H ip Wanted 13 Help Wenled 13 Buelneee Opportunity j 14 MANCHESTER - New Usting. SELUNG your house? Call us WE BUY AND SELL Used FOR SALE - William and SMALL ENGINE Service BY OWNER. Spacious 6 A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck PRODUCTION WORKERS MANAGEMENT OPENING Room L Ranch. Beautiful 6 room Cape. Three ready lo go. Call today. 203- first and we’ll make you a furniture. One piece or entire Mary stealing by Lunt. Four, National Weather Forecast WANTED - FuU time. First or available on all shifts, for in­ Corporation - expanding bedrooms, dininig room, hew cash offer! T.J. Crockett, household. Cash on the line. four pfhee place settings, five There ere no dealer network. No landMaped lot with trees. 077-0116. second shift hours avaliable. dividuals who have an interest Garage, drapes and wall-to- kitchen. Home completely Realtor, 643-1577. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. teaspoons, one serving spoon Physical work involved. Apply in progressing in the printed experience necessary. rem odeled. $44,900. The and three other pieces. Call Complete training program. waU carpet Included. Prin­ MANCHESTER - For sale strengers to . The Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer circuit board industry in the cipals only. For appointment Hayes Corporation, 6464)131. commercial building and IMMEDIATE Cash for your CREDENZA- 7 foot. Solid 742-8961 after Z M p .m . daily. She B e ra th Street, Manchester, between following areas; $900. investment requlm to oak, black marble top. Call property. Let us explain our start your own bu sin g . Ideal call 6494I&. liquor store. Call for details, REALE REALTORS only 10 a.m. 4 p.m. only. ^ FABRICATION, QUALITY MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 Marion E. Robertson, fair proposal. Call Mr. 289-1888 after 4:00 p.m. WASHER - and like new CLASSIFIED advertising CONTROL, PHOTO, for retired or part time. bedroom Colonial, first floor Belfiore, M7-1413. dryer. Pool table, coffee Details on request. Mr. TWO FAMILY HOME - In Realtor. 643-5953. FRIENDS we heveni SERVICE MANAGER • DRILLING, MAINTENANCE quiet neighborhood just off family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car J- LOVE SEAT. Like new condl- tablet lamps. Telephone 569- MM Mechanically inclined. Light N/C EQUIPMENT. Barker. ESCAA Flel(l garage.'$72,900. Call Arthur or MAY WE BUY your home? tlon, orange background with 3547. Training Division, Box 619, Main StTMt. 5 rooms up, 5 paper work. Over the counter Experienced people are down. Ideal for owner- Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Quick, fair, all cash and no white floral print. Call after 4 met yetll m m m e m o o i sales.) Inventory control. desired, but we will train if Wading River, New York. Watson Beach Co., roblems. Call Warren E. p.m., 646-ll(«. NEW AND USED Power PHONE 643-2711 11792. occupancy. $49,000. Principals Resort Property 31 Beefits. Call '^3936. An candidates shows only. 646^788. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Blowland, Realtors, 6^1108. mowers, roto tillers, tractors, Daniel F. Reale, Inc. Realtors Equal Opportunity Employer. willingness and desire to Equal Housing Opportunity. FOR SALE. Sears Frostless chain sws. SALES AND FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD CAPE COD, Dennisport. 3 Il75 Main 8tr—t 646-4525 MinchastSf. Ct leant. Apply in person. Multi-, MANY PEOPLE only dream WOULD LIKE TO buy four refigerator, automatic SERVICE. Capitol equip­ I of owning their own business. MANCHESTER - 7 room, 3 bedroom cottage. All con­ Circuit, M Harrison Street, 10 bedroom Cape on large lot in TWO BEDROOM Colonial bedroom-older Colonial - washer and heater gas range. ment. 36 Main Street. 643-7958. mill nMniMiint a.m. to 4 p.m. Perhaps It’s time for you to veniences. June, July & 2 H ip W a n M nice residential area. Ranch. Large rooms, double Preferably in the Porter Good deal. CaU 649-5587. PtnonalM 13 pursue that dream. I have landscapeu lot. Excellent September vacancies. Call Street area. Please call ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ after 6 p.m. weekdays, ADVERTISING UW1IVI 9 , IfCiSUliai ICkA/KIUUUII. STORE CLERK - And Route over 1,000 businesses for sale location. $47,000. No realtors private party, at 647-1567. 40” G.E. ELECTRIC STOVE. padded bar with railing and Dogs-BIrds-Pals 43 Boals-Accessorlst 45 RIDE WANTED from Ip.r by owners. Many for den space. $47,900. Call Manchester 644-2623. RATES Call 523-9M1 for information. Driver wanted. Apply Salva­ Katbrine Bourn, 742-8046. J. please. 646-3026. Reasonable. White. 3 utility tormica top. $400. 643-5960. Manchester to New Britain, Good salary benefits and tion i ^ y , Adult Rehabilita­ minimum down. For free drawers. Very good condition. DOG-CAT BOARDING SAIL FISH - Alcort early morning hours. Call working conditions. Apply Watson Beach Co., ------CAPE COD - Well fleet, Fiberglass. Daughter’s prize tion Center, 333 Homestead brochure write: Interstate SINGER SEWING Machine. bathing/grooming.Obedience 1 day 11c word par day Vernon Manor, 180 Regan MATURE WOMAN. To work Manchester Office, 647-6139. Please call 643-4246. 3 days . lOC word per day after 5, M3-1257. B 2 3 ' Avenue, Hartford. Good Business Marketing, P.O. Box ^ a ln t, charming 3 bedroom protection classes. Complete possession. Super excellent .... WlATMCn rOTOCMT • 6 hours a day doing General Equal Housing Opportunity. With maple cabinet. 6 years Road, Vernon. 8i71-0385. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Cottage on water. Screened care. Canvas cover. Nylon 6 days 9c word per day Office Work. Includes filing fringe benefits. Commission Household Ooods 40 MICROWAVE OVEN-Ideal old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 modern facilities. Canine 26 days .8c word per day For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/22/78, Wednesday night and typing. Apply Charter Oa route. Paid holidays and vaca­ Lots-Lsnd h r Sale 24 porch. Available last 2 weeks for bachelors or single girls. year guarantee. $125 firm. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon sail. $450. Telephone 643-8^7. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. ANDOVER LAKE. 7 acres 15 words $2 00 minimum will find thunderstorms in the northern Rockies and portions Buick, 81 Adams Street, tion, 527-8106. of August. Reduced rates Ju­ Practically brand new. Call Call 644-2967. Road, Manchester. For reser­ Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch Apply 81 Commerce Street, with insulated cottage and ly. 528-0954. REFRIGERATORS Help IVantstf 13 of the Northeast, while a chance of showers will be expected Manchester. THREE BUILDING LOTS. Washers, rages, used, 50S-6447. vations please call 646-5971. Glastonbury. PTG Company. SllusUon Wsntsd 18 separate guest cottage. Great East Middle Turnpike, in the mid Plains, the mid Gulf coast and southern Florida. SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE guaranteed and clean. New 50 RED CEDAR POSTS. Garden Products 47 Telephone 633-7631. mortsmen’s retreat. $54,900. together. Ready zoned 2 or 3 8”x8’l. New Blazer rear seat, POODLES - Guaranteed tiny SALES POSITION - Straight Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings in­ CHOOSE YOUR OWN hours - Above average earnings for shipment damaged, GE and commissions, leads furnished at home on the phone ser­ WILL CARE. FOR Con­ Call Katherine Bourn, 742- homes. Write John Liapes, 18 call after 6 p.m., 633-2492. toy puppies and stud services PART TIME HELP - No clude: (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis! Atlanta summer work. Must be neat, valescents, days or weekends. 8646. J. Watson Beach Co., Frigldaire. Low prices. B.D. to homeowners. Call 242-5402 vicing our customers. 249- Saratoga Avenue, South Glens Pearl and Son, 649 Main □ MI8C. FOR SALE at fair prices. 1-423-8789. weekends. All duties. Apply to 67 (82), Boston 63 (81), Chicago 59 (79). Cleveland 52 (75). car helpful. Call 646-3936, 10 Experienced, with references. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Falls. NY, 12801. Priced $9000 Rick’s Restaurant, 24 Willow 7773. Real tstsis Wanted 28 Street, 643-2171. SET OF KITCHEN Dallas 74 ( 96), Denver 58 ( 89), Duluth 48 (73), Houston 70 a.m. to 5 p.m. only. Equal op­ Please call ^-9785. Equal Housing Opportunity. all. CABINETS - $100. Call 649- SIAMESE KITTENS. 8 STRAWBERRIES. Pick your IF YOU ARE an attractive Street, East Hartford, 569- portunity employer. motivated woman we need (94), Jacksonville 70 (86), Kansas City 65 (82), Little Rock 69 WORK! Araly at 629 Main ALL CASH For your property, Arllciss for Sale 41 7544. weeks, trained, clean, mother own. Free containers. No 4360. RESPONSIBLE Mother will 9x7 BRAIDED RUG - In you. If you are looking for a (86). Los Angeles 62 (74), Miami 75 (84). Minneapolis 56 (82). Street, Manchester, on within 24 hours. Avoid Red colors. Recently cleaned and puiure, Sealpoint. Father pure children under 14. Open 8 a.m WORK - Ambitious person care for children in my home. ALUMINUM sheets used as Ch("locolatepoint $25 . 646-5()97. to 8 p.m., or til picked out. glamorous, challenging posi­ CLERK TYPIST-9 to 2, Mon­ New Orleans 72 (91), New York 66 (81). Phoenix 77 (109), San Wednesday June 21st„ at 9:45 INEW t o MARKET! Tape, Instnt Service. Hayes in good condition for sale. $50. 11 WOOD STORMS - 32X62V4 wanted to work in place of one Call 646-1076 * 5 to 8 p.m. only. printing plates, .007 thick, inches. $5.00 each. Call 649- Clark Street, .South Windsor, tion, with a new Perisian day thru Friday. Send resume Francisco 51 (64). Seattle 52 (68), St. Louis 62 (83) and a.m. An Equal Opportunity who didn’t. Call 528-3869, Corporation, 646-0131. 64-5690 after 5. J'Sv cosmetic line, you need us. Employer. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 2813. "ALFIE” - Pure Bred Old off Burnham Street. to Box R, c/o Manchester Washington 69 (84). 236-2381, 633-3366. between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL Student $1. Phone 643-2711. May be English Sheep Dog - Free! - Herald. Equal opportunity employer. available for Lawn Mowing picked up A.M. only. 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••* WORK! Apply at 629 Main WHEELCHAIR - Good con- E i^ t years, male, excellent Jobs this summer. Please call 2 WANTED -Gas station atten­ Street, M Manchester anche on diton. $75.00, Call 643-1951, disposition, present owner dis­ SECRETARY - Manchester Dave at 643-8729. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub abled. If new home is not I : N O TIC E S dant, full or part time. Law office, shorthand Wednesday, June 21st at 9:45 MANAGEMENT after 12 noon. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your Mature, responsible person a.m. An equal opportunity OPPORTUNITY - $25,000 and Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, found, dog must be put to •••••••••••••••••••••••••• required, full time. Please Help Wenled 13 Help IVented f3 RESPONSIBLE MOTHER Brownies, nurses, East sleep. 649-1326, evenings 246- own. 224 Hillstown Road, for third shift. References. send resum e. Box V c/o employer. up opportunity when qualified Manchester. Fields open 9 Lost and Found 1 Call 871-1698. after management training. will care for children in my CathoUc School. 649-1225. TA G SALES 6315. Manhester Herald, TOOL Si DIE MAKER, Metal PART TIME. You need to home. Call 646-1076 • 5 to 8 a.m. till dark. Manchester, Connecticut. CHOOSE YOUR OWN Hours Presently, we have a number 1-OST - RIack Toy Poodle, SALES PERSON stamping and sheet metal earn money over the summer. at home on the phone ser­ of managers earning over p.m. only. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Livestock 44 female, named Tiffney. Lost Experienced Full Time Retail experience. Capable of ■We need people with a plea- vicing our customers. 249- $50,000. Pension,' insurance Good condition. Good for TAG SALE - 10 to 4 p.m., MACHINIST - Experimental. plating, or welding. Call 649- Pine and Walnut Street area. Furniture Store position with becoming plant Superinten­ sent telephone voice, to work 7773. plan, Stock Option, etc. Friday Si Saturday, June 23rd RIDING LESSONS indoor A n tiq u e s 48 DOG UNDER VET'S CARE. Must be experienced in dent. 3-5 years experience convenient hours, from our 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. riding ring. Western stock emphasis in Carpeting and Bridgeport and Lathe. Must PPrevious r ■ experience not & 24th. 2 family. Lots of Call 649-2252. Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, required. Salary open, 643- East Hartford office. Hourly RECEPTIONIST - full time necessary.jry. Only interested in □ EDUCATION goodies! Miscellaneous. seat, saddle seat, and hunt WANTED. Antique furniture, be aole to do own set up. 2771. rates, commission, bonuses. NCR CASH REGISTER - seat. All levels 228-9817. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Watkins, 643-5171. Scharr Industries, 243-0343. for high volume Dental Group your desire to be in business Clothes, dishes, glassware. 20 HAVE BEEN MISSING a Call 569-4990 between 9 am practice. Maturity, without investment. Must be Reconditioned, with many Spring Street, Manchester. other antique item s. R. small almost all black dog. MEN'S DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on and 1 pm., ask for Clara. experienced and dental ter­ of good character, good Private Instructions 13 totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., Harrison, 643-8709. Would the person who saw a MILLWRIGHT - Experienced all 3 shifts. Some openings 228-3957. This Is a good time Management, full time. Must in machine repairs, on textile minology are essential. references. Must be willing to TAG SALE - June 24th, 9 to 5, dog hit by a car in Manchester have selling experence in require a good math RN OR LPN. Full or part Knowledge of appointment work hard and pay the price REMEDIAL READING and rain or shine. 50 Hendee Road, of the year lo make WANTED JEWELRY - Old on the corner of Hartford and coating equipment. background. Apply at Multi time. Summer replacements. math; individualized work MOLDED FORMICA top and furniture, China, dolls collec­ men’s wear or furnishings. Scharr Industries, 243-0343. book control necessary. Send for success. Two Sales SUPER RANCH Andover, off Route 6. Color some changes around Road and Bidwell Street Liberal employee discount. Circuit, 50 Harrison Street, Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut resume to Dental Business Representatives positions program, (lst-8th grade) by NORSES • LAND - TREES paneled bar with two shelves TV, antiques, 1940s Hunting your home" Sell those tibles, etc. Robert M. Reid Si Friday evening about 10:45 Manchester. Street 649-4519. master’s degree teacher. 568- and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Son, 649-7770. Paid pension plan plus other SCHOOL BUS Drivers Manager, 452 Tolland Turn­ available. For interview, app­ Ideal for those who desire one floor Magazines, plates, glasses, extra item s with a p.m please call days 246-6504, benefits. Call Mr. 'Yee, DiL, pike, Manchester. ly at Holiday Inn, East Hart­ 8075. Unique brick Ranch. Fireplaced living room, 26x24 collectables, tea service, alter 5 p.m. 646-9626, and give wanted.Call 568-2058 anytime. FULL-TIME Superintendent TWO PAIRS of bucket seats Classified ad. Vernon, 875-0785. HOUSEKEEPER Si ford, Exit 58, off 1-84. Inter­ living in Manchester. Fireplace, gar­ Florida room, central vac, 2 car garage on 2V4 acres books, odds 'n ends, and many us any information possible. If JANITORS. Full time for Manchester area complex. DEMONSTRATORS: Sell TUTORING - Certified from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 FULL TIME Store Clerk - views 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. of fruit trees and gorgeous landscaping. Has new iair white. Excellent condi- more items! it helps find the dog and/or AUTOMOBILE Salespeople - ,positions available. Apply in Minor plumbing, electrical name brand toys and gifts Thursday June 22nd. Teacher with tutoring age, lovely landscaped lot, plus a... anted lo Buy 49 what happened to it, will give Some heavy mechandise person: East Hartfonf Con­ repair experience necessary. experience, will tutor Math, barn, fully insulated, tack room and 6 box stalls and fion. $50 pair. 633-0131. Boats-Accessorles 45 Must be aggressive, ar­ handling. Apply in person: (Tonka, Fisher-Price, Fen­ Building Supplies 42 substantial reward. ticulate, well-groomed and valescent Home, 745 Maip Good salary, plus apartment, ton) with Treasure House par­ WHOLESALE reading, English, Science for ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! large fenced corral. If you have a need for a super CASH PAID Immediately - Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 Street, East Hartford. oililus medical. Call 246-2566, the summer. Reasonable SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 1974 FURY - 16V2-foot fo r gold jewelry and neatly attired. Must have: Broad Street, Manchester. ty plan. You can earn a free DISTRIBUTOR - Seeks a barn and land for horses, then see this property NATURAL STONE for fiberglass,tilt trailer, with LOST KITTEN, color white previous sales experience a _ Ml[onday thru Friday 9 to 5. kit, top commissions, trip to rates. Call 643-2306. MID $40s. sand, stone, fill, rocessed diamonds. Licensed broker dependable individual for TODAY. gravel. For deliveries, call retaining walls, veneers, 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy and gold. Lost Timrod, must, automobile background DEALERS WANTED: To in­ Nassau. Also booking parties. deliveries and counter help. patios, etc. Pick up by the for over 1/2 century. Sayitt Gardener Street area. Call LUBRICATION Person stall spray foam insulation in Schoolt-Clastes 19 George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 preferred. Salary: plus com­ wanted to lubricate trucks and RN - Public Health Staff Call 242-5830 or collect person Class II is helpful, but not pound or delivery by the ton. horse Johnson outboard, $300. 1)46-3764 missions. benefits and old and new buildings. Every to person for Miss Carol 491- necessary. Paid vacation, NJUKHARD & ROSSEnO *62,500 dover, 742-7886. Niton Notch Stone Quarry, Asylum Sreet, Hartford, 527- trailers. Related experience Nurse. Experienced FOR THE BEST - Manchester 228-0475 or 228-9550. Oli demonstrator available. Do home and building owner can p^referred. Call 644-2511, 2100. holidays and profit sharing. 64!)-3163. IMPOUNDED - Cocker cross, needed. Starting pay $160 use it. On the job training. No Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 not call. Inquire in person to weekly. All fringe benefits. Extension 14, between 9 a.m. For appointment call 649-4563. black and white male. Found M. Fleury, Calia Ford, Inc., fees. We are only interested in AVON lets you get more out of pupils per teacher. FREE in­ CENTURY 21 yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Colonial Drive area. Male For appointment, call 688- and 1 p.m. South Windsor troductory lesson with this ad. ■ gravel and more stone 643- 722 Wethersfield Avenue, 2233. selling foam and equipment. Public Health Nursing life! Here’s your opportunity REAL ESTATE SALES Peo­ SHOWCASE REALTY Black Labrador, Lie. No. 3470, Hartford. Can be applied all year round. to earn money; win prizes, ple needed - Two full time Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. found Spruce and Maple Association. An EOE. ATTENTION - PARTY PLAN Call Mr. Miller at 201-242-1513 honors, personal reco^ition. sales associates. Members of ^ • 4 6 - a 4 s a Hm m i 647-1425 or 528-9416 Street area. Beagle cross, BOOKKEEPER - Immediate or write: Royal Industries - New Exciting 1978 Toy & Call 523-9401 for information. 2 multiple listing services. ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin male, brown and black, opening. Exjperienced needed Inc., 231 Johnson Avenue, PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE. High commission paid. Call wearing blue collar. Female Gift Line! Dealers and drapes- Austrialian valance- for busy office to work with Newark, New Jersey 07108. Administrative Supervisor. PART TIME Receptionist. B od Wolverton, Group I German .Short Hair Pointer, Manager needed. Highest □ REAL ESTATE Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and accounts payable and Commissions. No investment. BS with minimum 2 years New accounts. Wapping of­ Realtors, 649-2813. Liver and white. East Middle receivable. Matured person LEGAL SECRETARY. experience. Call 644-2511, sew sewing machine with Or take advantage of our fice, South Windsor rank & Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon Tpke. area. Contact preferred. Call for appoint­ Experienced. Part time. Extension 14, between 9 a.m. Trust Company. Hours: 11 ® ie H e ra U i Special Summer ^ n u s Offer FULL TIME MIDNIGHTS, 5 Homes For Ssla 23 fish tank with filter and .Manchester Dog Warden at ment, 528-9680. Small Manchester Office. Call and 1 p.m. South Windsor a.m. - 3:15 p.m., Monday thru 646-4555 and Book a Party now. Call days a week at local con­ accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow Collect 673-0494, or write 643-2405. Public Health Nursing Thursday, It a.m. - 7 p.m. venience store, 646-9667. HEBRON - 6 1/2 room Raised CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Association. An EOE. mobiles-40 horse power, best SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, Friday. Light typing required. Ranch on treed lot with lake offer. Call 568-6559. Conn. 06001. BAKERY PORTER. Full Apply in person, Wapplnj? Of­ SECRETARY TYPIST - Ver­ NOTICK TO BIDDERS time, steady work. Saturday PERMANENT PART TIME fice, Sullivan .Avenue Shop­ non area law firm seeks part MEDITERRANEAN - r i ’PER IIOCKANUM TRUNK SEWER and Sundays included. Apply Help needed lor furniture ping Center, 959 Sullivan time evening help. Mag-card 1 in person before noon. store and warehouse. Apply (Pecan) double queen head CONTRACT 77-3 Avenue, South Windsor. experience required. Hours No agents pli^se. board with double box spring INVITATION Parkade Bakery, Parkade Pinewood Furniture Shop, 379 flexible. Phone 646-1974. 9 3255. .M.\N('HE,STER, CONNECTICUT Shopping Center, Manchester. East Center Street, and mattress. Very good con­ CLEANING PERSONNEL - a.m. - 5 p.m. dition, $80.659-«718. ill oi l III d.nice wilh Ihc provisions of the Town Charier, scaled TO BID Manchester. Experienced, part time MANCHESTER - No ■oils liii Upper IliK kaiium Trunk Sewer, Contract 77-3, will be BAKERY SALESWOMAN. Sealed bids will be received evenings, Manchester and FULL TIME MALE To handle reasonable offer refused! 7 FRIGIDAIRE WASHER - remved :ii Ihc iillicc of (he Director of General .Services. in the Office of The Director Experienced, steadv work. REAL ESTATE SALES Glastonbury. East Hartford duties in Shipping and room Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, Saturday and Sundays in­ MANAGER, Earn $25,000-F White, mana freezer, white. .Muiiiiipiil Bldg. .Manchester, Conn. 06040 until 11:00 am . of General Services, 41 Center days. Call M3-S691, between 2 Receiving Department. , convenient location, Coldspot refrigerator, white. l-.ii. r HU .liilv 18. 11)78. cluded. Mply in person before annually. For a confidential and 6 p.m. Experience preferred. We are .E ast Coast Realty 528- Street, Manchester, Connec­ noon. Parkade Bakery, interview. Ralph Pasek, B Owner moving, must sell! an E.O.E. 289-8291. 9668, Evenings 528-4916. Best offer. 742-7593. I III- work inrliidcs l■llU.stru(''■o^ of approximately 8,400 lin. 11. of ticut until June 28, 1978 at Parkade Shopping Center, Realtor, 289-7475. FRIENDLY, CHEERFUL WANTED H-in thriHigh 18-In .sanitary sewers and appurtenant work. 11:00 a.m. for the following: Manchester. Competent part time FU LL Si PART TIME COVENTRY NORTH. Just CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - Draw ings and oilier Contract Documents may be examined and Two Compact Cars. OFF’ICE h e l p Wanted. Secretary for Crossroads, 33 Waitresses and Busboys. App­ listed. Secluded Four Commarclal Properties The Town of Manchester is Shorthand, typing, general of­ 36” mower blade, 42” snow obtained al Ihc Ollice of the Director of General Services. EAST HARTFORD Park Street. Call Steve ly in person, Podunk Mfil Bedroom Colonial. Large plow blade. Coins: Pennies, Municipal Bldg . Manchester, Connecticut 06040: $25 deposit an equal opportunity PUBLIC SCHOOLS fice duties. Call 5&2127 for O’Donnell, 646-2015. Restaurant, 989 Ellington country kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, Industrial Properties appointment. Davis & Brad­ nickles, dimes, quarters, rei|Uired employer, and requires an af­ INVITATION TO BID Road, South Windsor. dining room. Aluminum Investment Properties halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 ford Lumber Company. BABYSITTER WANTED -- Bid Security ,)id Bond in the sum lOTi of the Bid. Successful firmative action policy for all BID i|(464 siding. Garage. Terrace gar­ Proof Sets, by appointment. of its Contractors and Vendors For two children Bentley dens. $48,900. Hayes Corpora­ Small Businesses Imider iiiiisi liirnish 101)'; I’eiTormance Bond and 100'7i. Labor Eleven Air Conditioning LAUNDRY SERVICES - Full- Business Opportunity 14 Call 228-3547. as a condition of doing School area. 7:45-4:45. tion, 64641131. .mil .Materials Bond, Compressors at Penney and part-time positions Monday-Friday. Must be We have buyare and Inveatora walling lor business with the Town, as per High School. available. We will train. Cali SERVICE BUSINESS - With TIRES - Ski boots, skis, ikes, ■NONDLSCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT reliable. $35.00. Call 646-8318, EIGHT ROOM Split level. MANCHESTER — Buy and enjoy your own home the easy way — with a two sewing, machine, and tent Federal Order 11246. Information may be ob­ 289-1527. $800 a week income available lha righi alluallon. Call lha F.J. SpllackI Bidders on Ihis work will be required to comply with the after 6 p.m, In this area. A cash business. Nice neighborhood, lo w $70s. Family Duplex. The income from the other three bedroom apartment can UOxlB). May be seen at 108 Bid forms, plans and tained from Miriam P. Raallora for dalalls. i bring in $225.00 per month. Minimum or no down payment through CHPA I'reMilenl s Executive Order No. 11246 and amendments or Minimum investment Call 643-2248. Scott Drive, Manchester, all specifications are available at Levinson, Assistant Director NURSES AIDE -11 p.m. to 7 NURSES AIDES , 7 a.m. to 3 financing. Only $45,900. ■-upplements lo Dial Executive Order. The requirements for a.m , Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ requiimired. 203-627-0550, 203-481- day Saturday. the General Services Office, of Business Services, East p.m. and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. %U. liiililers and coni ractors under this order are explained in the In- 41 Center Street, Manchester, nut Street, Manchester. Call Part time and full time. Enjoy F.J. SPILECKI INC., REALTORS lormaliiin lor Biddi'i'S Hartford School Depart­ 649-4519. SECHETARY WOLVERTON AGENCY SINGER SEWING MACHINE Connecticut. ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, working with a skilled and TO FULFILL the last stage of and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug ■\ny 1 null.let o'r conlractif awarded under this Invitation for Town of Manchester, dedicated staff in a pleasant our expansion program, we Sharp gal with excellent 643-2121 with pad, bathroom sinks and East Hartford, Ct. 06108 un­ PART TIME HELP and modern atmosphere. 649-2813 Bids are expeited lo be liinded in part by a grant from the Connecticut til bid opening on June 30, WANTED nights and will be looking tor 2 full-time typing and steno skills faucets. Call 649-3331. I lilted SI lies Envinmmental Protection Agency. Neither the Robert B. Weiss, Experience preferred. Please real estate salespeople. Call to work In plush offices 1978 at 2:00 p.m.’ The East weekends. Some retail call Doris Blain RN, Director l C. .-L-.v I niled Slates nor any of its departments, agencies or General Manager experience necessary. Apply F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- East of the River. UPRIGHT PIANO - $400. Hartford Public Schools is of Nurses, 646-0129, 2121. Heavy customer ser­ Please call 643-1683 anytime. employees is or wiU be a party to the Invitation for Bids or any 037-06 an Equal Opportunity in person, Parkade Liggett Manchester Manor Nursing resulliiig contract. This prccurement will be subject to Drug. vice. Excellent salary Employer, Home, 385 East Center Street. and benefits. PIONEER 4 CHANNEL Reel regiilaliiins contained in 411 CFR 35.9,36. 35.938 and 35.939. 04(M)6 to reel Yamaha P.A. system, Ihc Owner reserves the right to reject any or'all Bids, should REAL ESTATE TELEPHONE SALES DAVID JAMES electric guitar, acoustic Hie (Iwiier deem il to he in the public interest to do so. SALES PERSON Part time. Experienced preferred, I guitar. ,Maxe an offer. 649- but not necessary. Established ser-1 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Full or Part Time Sales Person. MANAGERS WANTED PERSONNEL 5882. Excellent Training Program. vice business. Salary plus commis* I niN.NECTlCUT CALL AL HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE sion. ElegantTroom older Colonial with enclosed Robert B. Weiss 5 2 8 -0 2 9 2 649-7000 H COLONIAL PICNIC TABLES and Lawn 646-0505 September teaching openings in Are you Manager material? Are you willing to work porch plus oversized garage. Set on 6‘/2 Furniture, adults and General Manager Vernon School System for (2) hard and learn? Do you have self discipline and a 7 rooms, front to back living room, formal dining 1138(16 ‘LRJL DlMDO-LESPniUlCE* ElemenUry Art. (2) High School children. Custom made. Also Industrial Arts, (1) Elementary sense of responsibility with a desire for future acres of rolling land. This property offers room, eat-in kitchen, 4 bedrooms, IVb baths, doll houses and furniture. Call Music, (1) High School security? Positions available for baking or non­ many possibilities. Priced at $90,(H30. Call fireplaced family room w/bar, breezeway, 2-car gar­ 528-0457. Mathematics. Deadline for age, pond, acre plus lot. $58,^. ^plications June 30, 1978. Inquire baking ships. p e tu m e j q ; Dr. Robert T. Linstone, Ass’t. CARRIER NEEDED for details. BRAND NEW PETRIE F-500 Supt. of Schools, Vernon iKiblic 35mm camera, electronic Gasy Money! Schools. Tei. 203*8n*7361. Equal flash included. $150. Call 742- ^pc^rtunity Employer. IN EAST HARTFORD ZINSSER AGENCY PHILBRIGK AGENCY 9868 after 5:30. 646-1511 646-4200 1978 FIESTA low mileage. ICLIP & MAIL P.O. Box 10235, Elmwood, Ct. 06110 Saunders Street, Central Dune Buggie with rebuilt motor. Motor Bike, Yamaha the TAG SALE way Avenue & Rrewer Street areas. lOOcc, 264 miles. 4 bedroom Looks easy? It Isl And it’s last becoming toe nallon'e NAME WANTED house - full of furniture. Good favorite pastime. Il’t a great way of turning your no- MAIL TO: AREA Please Call Barbara at uality. Big garage sale Satur- longer-needed Items Into quick cash, so jump on the ADDRESS 3ay and Sunday 9 a.m.-S p.m. bandwagon and get into the garage sate action. Place a ADVISER f t 4 6 - 7 « 3 5 only - 329 Kennedy Road, sure-fire want ad advertising your tale arid watch lha CITY S K e H e r a lb Manchester. GE 2 door profits roll in. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Mutt Have Car refrigerator, washer and dryer, 2 fur coats, mink paw, Excellent Job STATE P.O. BOX 591 I'i Sweet/ AMSTOM LAKE *22,k raccoon coat. Call 646-5646. (or Houtwife ManchMttr, Conn. 06040 aiMlonbiuy — Nmt LtoUng - 10 room Immaculate completely furnished 6 room summer 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.50 ZIP The Per$on I California Contemporary, 5 bedrooms, 3 full cottage, 3-4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, EXAMPLE: 647-9946 baths, plush carpeting, high deck, 2 fireplaces, fireplace with heatojators, treed lot, nicely CONSNIERNIG SaUNG? Ask lor George And you receive 2 FREE TAG SALE PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days II ▼AT 1.78 wooded acres, convenient toCRt. 2, im­ landscaped. Convenient to the lake. We can guarantee the It '• SALE of your house at Who Read$ mediate occupancy, $129,000.00. Posters when you stop Into The Herald to □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only •8.10 FAIR MARKET VALUE WARREN L HOWLAND, INC. LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATE or we can ADVANCE the place your ad. Ifills±-! ^ /i ' amount of your present FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Our Daily We Will Train You ______643-1108 Altx MalfMW 649-4003 jc M m to w d o EQUITY until sold. Please NURSES To Porform Light Boneh call our offiqe for details 1 2 3 4 s No obligation. D o lla r RN’s-LPN’s IWATSON BEACH CO. Needed lor Stall relief In “Fun Ads” Don’t Forget Our SOVOr With e 7 8 9 10 ^ 2 ,9 0 0 .nfy! MALTOM MU area convaletcani hornet ASSEMBLY mnohimr OffiM M7-I1M tnd hotpiitlt. Fr^aStlamd Reel Bttata Service a circulation of 53,000 delivored every Sunday morning 11 12 13 14 n ------And Ha$ Par Neariy SO YOUR CHOICE OF No skills are required SIX ROOM RANCH only $2.00 for 15 words when run in The Herald also. 16 i4 II other than good finger dexterity. • Locitlon Features: • Shift The KeuL Visit pur Personnel Department I H d Y « n 21 22 23 ii - , n ------• Dtyt 8 :0 0 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. • stove • Refrigerator • DIahwaahtr Ptrt limt or full time. • 24’ Swimming Pool •Oarage White pIckM fence aurtounde thie 7 room Cape home on 26 27 Monday thru Friday toe outelde — Inelde you’ll find a fireplaced living room, C iM N V ? $6 29 4o I A "Fun Ad” will appear dally somewhere | Thera are terrific C ALL 643-9515 ” throughout the Herald's Classified Pages. If you ! or oall (or on appolntmont • 180’ Treed Let •Excellently In- formal dining room, let floor family room, 3 bedroome She H eralh and more all for only $43,800. bargains in good, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 51 a 33 u n ------AID a ASSISTANCE I have the Item, whoever appears first at The I •ulated • Light Traffic. of North Eastom Conii. I Herald the followlri]j day between 8:30 and 12:00 I THE LM. HEY COMPANY serviceable home furnishings of all ^4 Inc. noon, with the ad, and the Item, will receive $6.00. S Mipitwood Avonuo, BloomMokl, CL 00002 5t n — ------357 Eatt Center Street, W UIAM L BELFNNIE AGENCY KEITH REAL ESTATE kinds in the Want I Everyone Is weldbme. A new "Fun Ad” will appear I I An Equal Opportunity Employer 649-1M2.4MI I Canter •traal ••46-41M 643-2711 Ask for Joe or Marge i Menehcttar I each day; be sure to look for them. | 4t1-4tt Main t t 647-1413 tIT Ofaan Rond_ Ads. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21, 1978 ACROSS 3 Katydid Aniwar to Pravloua Puzzia 4 Clothaa tinttr 1 Tobiccochsw 5 Gutlla ChariM M. Schultz 5 Mprsvtrdint 6 RMdiih 12 Humoroui 7 Britilh achool HHHnacicaiD ana nicin BUSINESS & SERVICE X'M SRlNGlNfr m e POPPY IN. 13 Frimi 8 Taxii city Dear Abby 14 Stif. 9 Iniact agg I NEVER WANTEP TO BUT I'M NOT AS DO IMB HAve ADsOUATe poMMiion to Compaii □□IB tnnna □□□□ 15 Took on point COME TO TW5 CAMP LONEWASITHOUeHT M IDI A coveftA & ep-- By Abigail Van Buren □nno BiziaD DaD 16 Aquatic I t Rosy acKnnno □□□□an I WAS GOINS TO 6E mammil t2 Flaat post iziuin Qisaci 18 Genttic oftica (abbr.) r p u l ] malarial 17 Thraidad nail T 0 e IT | i K Tl ■< DEAR ABBY: I’m a happily married 26year-oId (abbr.) 21 Palatial Ipli-ltlTl ELtf E N % Is e 23 Authoraai DIRECTORY Jihousewife with two beautiful children and a faithful 19 Nuclaar e N D a Ia t Farbar ehuaband. My problem ia unusual—in fact, I have never agancy (abbr.) 46 P4r1or4tloni 20 Shy 24 Comedian 31 Jana Austen j!aeen it mentioned in your column. titia 48 Innar (prefix) > I'm addicted to pinball machineal A day doesn't go by 22 Placa to lit King S«rv/ces O tla n d 31 Sarvictt OHtnd 31 Painting-Paptring 32, Building-Contracting 33 26 Baromatric 25 Typing 33 Articia of 60 She-bear (Lat.) I when I don’t have the urge to play. I’m now at a point blunder apparal 'Iwhere I’m spending much too mudi time and household unit St Conjunction PET-MINDERS ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ QUALITY PAINTING and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 28 Divina 27 Parilan poet 39 Baffla New homes custom built ‘ money on the machines. Where can I get help? I feel so 52 Houiing Going away on vacation? tics and cellars cleaned. Paper Having by Willis 29 Equivocate 28 Scottish 41 Public hall remodeled, additions, rec stupii J agany (abbr.) We will care for your pet In Reasonable rates. Call 646- Schultz. F^lly insured, 32 Top of altar hlghlsndar 43 Hymn of joy references. 649-4343. rooms, garages, kitchens THEJUNGLEQUEEN 63 Fabuloui bird the familiarity of hl3 own 1943 for free estimate^ Aparimania For Pant 53 34 Forty winki 29 Esrly stringed remodeled, bath tile, cement Autos For Sala 81 ¥otorcyelas-Bleiielas 35 Oay (Hab.) Initrumant 45 Houiton 54 Corrida cheer Winthrop — Dick Cavalll home. Reduced rates lor ROTO TILLING - Established TOM FLANAGAN- Painting, work. Steps, dormers, MANCHESTER - Four room □ AUTOMOTIVE DEAR QUEEN: Admitting that you have a problem you 36 Sleapleai 30 Notaa of debt ballplayer 55 Stain more than one pet at one Gardens & Flower beds. interior / exterior. Papering. residential or commercial. apartment off Main Street. 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 - RALEIGH GRAND PRIX 10 can’t handle alone shows that you are very InteDlnnt. 37 Year |Sp.) ' 'you/412E INTELijef&n; "AND WIU-(SfR3W UP Air conditioning. Excellent address. 649-1352 Reasonable. Call 646-7644, General -repairs. Fully in­ Call 649-4291. Second floor. Appliances, speed, good condition, $75, Your pinball machine addition Is a form of oomptusive 36 Unfounded W A R M A N D W IT T Y ... T O B E A after 5:00 p.m. sured. Call now for Free heat, hot water. Adults. No Autos For Bala 81 running condition. Body needs u ill after 4 p.m. 636^45. gambling. Find Gamblers Anonymous In your telephone report FIRST CLASS Carpentry - work. $3». Call 63M5W. FIN£'yClUNeA4AN C&M TREE SERVICE ■ Free Estimate. 643-1949. pets. Security. Call 646-4701, directory and acquaint yourself with that wonderful 40 Work loll Remodeling and Additions. PLYMOUTH VOLARE Pr- 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very 42 Biblical ORVAOMAN.* estimates, discount senior TRAILBLAZER TREE after 6 p.m. self-help groim. (No fees, no membership and no citizens. Company SERVICE • Removals, PAINTING - Interior / Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 mier 1976 - blue with wood 1973 JAVEUN, V-8, excellent good condition. Must brotbir Manchester owned and Exterior. Best Workmanship! years experience! For Free Homaa lor Rant 54 grain, luggage rack, slant 6, condition, low mileage, $2,200. sacrifice. $890. Please call commitment. Just attend, and Usten.) 43 The"P" In pruning, lopping, chipping, If there’s no O.A. in your area, your nearest mental operated. Caii 646-1327, hauling, land clearing. Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! Estimates, call 646-4239. low mileage, power steering Call ^1-2519 anytime. 6462094. "MPH" Thoughtful, Thorough, Neat. Dan shea, 646-5424. OPTION TO BUY. Secluded 2 and brakes, electric rear win­ health dinic has counseling available at a price you can 44 Snappish bark B&M TREE SERVICE - CUSTOM HOMES Additions bedroom house on wooded lot dow defogger, standard shift. OLDS, 1973 Delta Royal 88. 4 1973 HONDA CB450 - Low afford. 47 Afternoon Results guaranteed. party Complete tree care, spraying Experienced / Insured. R. J. MAGOWAN & SONS-3rd. recreation rooms, roofing, close to lake. Only 30 minutes Must be seen to be appreiated. door, vinyl top, air con­ miles, good condition, $700. siding QualiW Work! Best 6469868. ditioning, stereo, 350 engine. Call M65849 after 4 p.m. DEAR ABBY: I have been dating a guy named A1 for 49 City in and removal. Insured and References. 633-1092 / 633- Generation. Paintii^ St from Hartford. Only J150. Arizona experienced Senior Citizen 9225. Paperlianging. I^ree Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, Rental Assistors. 236-5646. Low mileage. Excellent con­ about two months. My problem Is that /u doesn’t know , or 646-4501. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - dition. 646 62 Pouted Discounl 643-7285. Estimates. Fully Insured. YAMAHA 360 MX, complete how to kiss. He is 22 years old, hasn’t been around much 66 Kind of rocket Telephone 646-1959 A BEAUTIFUL HOME. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new new engine, asking $500. Very and kisses me like he’s kissing his grandmother. 67 High day ROOM ADDITIONS. GENERAL CARPENTRY, Spacious 6 room Colonial, radials, (2 snows), excellent 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Karmla fast. (Jail 646-4M5 ask for I know how a guy should kiss a girl, and poor A1 doesn’t 58 Mora certain Repairs, Remodeling, condition. 228-0475 or 2269550. Ghia convertible. $350 as is. CU79ly«A.Ma,TJm»UlVU.0H. 6 -Jl Dormers, kitchens, garages, INFLATION FIGHTERS. newly decorated. Has base­ Michael. know the 'first thing about it. 59 Katone rec-rooms. suspended ceilings WEST SIDE TREE Teachers with 18 years Garages, Additions, Porches, ment, carpeting, yard and lots Call 6369926 anytime. 60 Biblical SERVICE. Pruning, tree Decks, Rec Rooms, GOOD USED CARS - Firm Is there some way I can tell him without offending him? I and roofing. 528-8958. experience! Save 20-50%. In­ more. Call for details Rental YAMAHA 1972, 250 Enduro. would like to hang on to him, but I’m afraid if I criticize his prophet removal, stumps removed, sured. Free estimates, 643- Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, Assistors (small fee). 236- price. Call 2866433. 173 Buick CHEVY IMPALA 1971 - New Excellent condition. Still Priscilla’s Pop — AI Vermeer 2 kissing he will drop me. "HANDY MAN SERVICE" - lots cleared hedges trimed, 1609 / 742-8764. Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call 5646. Century, $1950. 1973 Toyota tires and paint. Air, power Stock. $425. Call 646-4095 DOWN Windows, rugs, floors, light light landscaping, 12 years Dan Moran 643-2629. $1450. 1973 Chevrolet MaUbu steering and brakes. anytime. Can you please give AI (and guys like him) a simple 1-2-3 THAT NEW BOV IS HE'S STILL STARING.' HES CUTE, SUT HE lesson on how to kiss? I’m sure I’m not the only ^ 1 with hauling, cellars, attics, experience, excellent INDUSTRIAL - Residential OHIces-Stores lor Rant 55 $1850. Excellent condition. $950. Call 1 Numeric goal LOOKING AT VOU, 2 Wald LOOK BACK AT HIM.' KDESNT HAVE gutters cleaned and installed. recommendation, satisfaction Painting. Free Estimates. NEWTON SMITH - 627-0584. this problem. J E N N V L U .' MUCH C LA SS-'^ Minor repairs. Save this ad. guaanleed! Ray Muir, 646- Kurt M aselek, 872-4682. Remodeling, repairs, rec- BOLTON NOTCH - or rent, WE PAY $10. for complete ISHY KISSES 643-5747 0713. Interior / Exterior and Apart­ rooms, no job too small. Call small rustic bam, suitable for junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 1967 CHRYSLER STATION Auto Body, 5 261^. vp ai / HCW (fAN^ ment Maintenance. 649-3144. store or office. Parking. WAGON - In running condi­ Mobilebile Homes 85 DEAR ISHY: Eiss him the way you’d like to be kissed. LAWN MAINTENANCE. BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. Inexpensive. 1-223-4460, 7 am. tion, ideal for parts. Call 646 Then hang on to your hat. Win at Bridge VOU TELL?, Reasonable and dependable Fireplaces, concrete. PROFESSIONAL Painting, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 - 9 p.m. 1973 PON'HAC Catalia - 2 0355 anytime. Chimney repairs. No job too door, vinyl top, excellent con­ 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot college veteran now accepting Interior and exterior, com­ Travl Trailer - Stove, DEAR ABBY: What do you do when you ask the T/finecessary necessary jobs in your area. Call 289- small. Save! Call 644-8356 for mercial and residential, free BIDWELL Home Improve­ 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room dition. Call 4 ^ 3 . 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS - waitress for separate checks and she says, "Sorry, it’s estimates. refrigerator, heated. Full 4535 estimates, fully insured. 646 ment Co. Expert installation offices, second floor, across 2 Door Hardtop. Air con­ against the house policy.” dununy, a spadei his hand of aluminum siding, gutters 1972 CHRYSLER - F ull shower, and toilet. Tandem 4879. from post office. Call 6462426, ditioning. AM-FM stereo. Ever hear of that? Well, that’s what happened to me. NORTH 6-21-A with a low trump, another CARPET Installations - Stair EXPERIENCED Babysitter. and trims. Roofing installa­ power. Excellent condition. 4 Excellent condition. $1595. wheels. Call 6880383. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MIFFED IN MASS. e 10 9 7 5 3 heart in dummy with the Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Summer days in your home or tion and repairs 649-6495, 876 door hardtop. Call 2862543. Call 6462112. diamond eight and a spade mine. Call 649-0797 ask for CAMPER, 1968, Cox Camper, ¥ 4 Steam leaning Free 9109. MANCHESTER - Oak Street. ♦ A986 In his hand with the jack of Kelly. 1970 TORINO Squire Wagon, sleeps six, good condition. DEAR MIFFED; Fd ask to see the manager and state Estimates, Call 649-6265, Building Contracting 33 Ideal for business or offices. 1972 BUICK LASABRE - 2 Call 649-3970 anytime. 6 542 diamonds. SPECIALIZING cleaning and igh mileage, very good condi­ door Hardtop. Power brakes my complaint to him (or her). It that didn’t produce Declarer paused to think. Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, separate checks, Fd take all future busioess elsewhere. WEST EAST REWEAVING burns, holes. STEVE ARCHAMBAULT - WES ROBBINS carpentry repairing chimneys, roof, new 6465252. tion. One owner, all service and steering. Air, running He was at the crossroads, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. General Carpentry and roofs. Free estimates. 30 records, $995, Call 646251, condition. $1125. Call 6463286 «AKJ8 eQ82 that crucial intersection remodeling specialist. Ad­ ¥AQ WKI096532 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Window shades, Venetian Roofing. Quality ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Years Experience. Howley, MANCHESTER MAIN after 6 p.m. CONFIDENTUL TO ’’HAD FF UP ID HERE IN where one path ieads to blinds. Keys. TV for rent. workmanship, reasonable 643,5361. 1971 FORD TORINO WAGON Automotlva Service 88 MILWAUKEE’’: R you work for a man, speak well of him « 10 3 * 4 success and the other to built-ins. bathrooms, STREET - Modern Office. *QJ 876 693 WAIT'LL WB'BB CLEAR OF Marlow's. *867 Main St. 649- rates, free estimates. Please kitchens, 649-3446. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door - Low mileage. Excellent con­ or not at all. I am aware that not everyone can speak well failure. If he could get to THE HARBOR AND I'LL MIX 1100 square feet. Heat. Please ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- 5221 call 646-0793. ROOFER WILL Install roof call 6462469. sedan.power steering, power dition. $1195. Phone 6462112. of his employer, in which case he should keep his mouth SOUTH dummy to ruff another US A DRINK siding or gutters for low dis­ brakes, CB radio and antenna. sun specialists, factory « 4 spade, he could find a park­ CUSTOM CARPENTRY - shut or try to find another job. ODD .lOBS Done - Cellars, at­ QUALITY CARPENTRY By count price. Call Ken at 647- Good condition. Call 8762732. 1978 T-BIRD, NEW never trained, one day service, 114 ¥ J 8 7 ing space for his club loser homes. Additions, Repairs, OFFICES FOR Rent - ♦ KQ J 7 5 2 tics, garages, yards cleaned, Harp Construction. Additions, 1566, Excellent for doc- registered, asking $5,200 on dummy’s fifth and last roofing, siding, decks and gar­ Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing. East Main Street, Rockville. Getting married? Whether you want a formal church « AK 10 spade. The ace of diamonds moving, trucking. Loam for tors/lawyers. Included, cen­ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE (negotiable) 302 V-8, EPA 16 871-1617. sale. Lawn service. No job to ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. 345-2009. - Low rates for the good city, 22 highway. Call 872-3952. wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get Vulnerable: Neither was that entry to dummy, Heating-Plumbing 35 tral air and heat. Very Abby’s new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” but he needed a re-entry to big or small. 568-8522. reasonable. 649-5334, or 643- driver! For a quotation, call Dealer: North I WILL CARE FOR Children The Dolin Agency, 6466050. OOUUSend $IVA anda u u am long,nuug, stamped (24 cents) leli-addresied cash the good spade and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 7175. 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS ('OMPLETE CARPET i Tile in my home evenings. Please SEWERLINES, sink lines, SPORT - Good running condi­ envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Weft North Eaat South draw the last trump. Carpentry and general con­ cleaned with electric cutters, Pass 3¥ 40 At the beginning of the installation and repairs. Free call 871-1813, after 6:00 p.m. 30x48 BUSINESS or OFFICE- 1976 DATSUN B-210 - 4 speed. tion. Automatic transmission, TRUCK /Qv 90212. estimates. Call Pat, at 646- tracting. Residential and by professionals. McKinney Am/fm Stereo Casette. 4¥ 5* Pass Pass hand, it seemed the one suit •••••••••••••••••••••••••• commercial. Whether it be a Street level. Clean. Air con­ bucket seats and console. Dbl. Pass Pass Pass 3745, after 5 p.m. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Excellent condition. Asking $850. Call 742-7054. declarer would have , no Painting-papering 32 small repair job, a custom pany, 643-5308. ditioning. Heat, hot water. INTO W problem with was trump built home or anything in Beautiful Floor. 6461680 or $3000, Call 6463578, after 6, EXPERT FURNITURE anytime weekends. since he had 10 of them to the between, call 646-1379. 649-3549. SUBAURU - 1973. 4 speed. Opening lead: ♦ K A K Q J. Who would ever refinishing and antique INTERIOR - EXTERIOR NO JOB TO Small - Toilet Front wheel drive. New restoration. Free estimates, Painting - And odd jobs. Two repairs, plugged drains, DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS SUMMER! imagine the fate of this con­ CARPENTRY St Masonry - STORE FOR RENT - 249 brakes and tires. Good condi­ tract would hin^e on the 10 of E, Loveland, 649-8963. experienced College students. kitchen faucet replaced, Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 tion. $1500. Call 6464729 after Astro-graph Please call 568-4641. Additions and remodeling. repaired. Rec rooms, Broad Street, Manchester. 187S OODOE W-100 trump’s location? On a Free estimates. Call Athony Presently, ‘Green St Things' Oakland Road (Route 30), 5:00. V-t, 4tpM d, as, d flv * . By BERNICE BEDE 080L By Oswald Jacoby finesse for this 10? bathroom remodeling, heat South Windsor. Speed/Van and Alan Sontag J GARDEN HOBBYIST Will Squiticote, 649-0811. Available July 1st. Must be Yet, the unimaginably un­ PAINTING - Interior and modernization, etc. Free Accessories. 644-9395. work with you planning seen to be appreciated. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) East’s aggressive three- necessary had become the ex;terior, paperhanging, Estimate gladly given. M & M Someone who has told you heart preempt with only five and,or planting, in­ excellent work References, CARPENTRY - Repairs, Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Trucks lor Sala 82 necessary. Declarer remodeling, additions, gar­ MANCHESTER - MODERN 1974 CADDILAC Coupe something In confidence will high-card points is a strat­ finessed West’s 10 and ob­ dividualized landscaping, Free estimates. Fully in­ DeVille, cruise control, 1973 DODQE D-200 be disappointed In you today egy recommended by most perennial and annual gardens sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ages, roofing. Call David PLUMBING - Call Tom OFFICE 400 square feet. Main 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE Chib Cab. V-S. AT, N . air eon- tained the final entry needed am/fm radio tape, air con­ when she learns you revealed tournament players. On the to make the contract. and terraces. Call 649-3955. 4431 Patria, 644-17%. Dawkins at 649-7630. Street, H/AC included. Call Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win­ dHlonino. M ga. It to another. 6462469. ditioning, power steering, dow. ^112867274 after 3 p.m. ^Q9ralli(il(D^ diagrammed deal, East- From then on it was easy. $3500, 6 ^ 3 3 . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 260ec. West would easily make four 21) Be careful whom you do When the nine of diamonds * 2 8 9 5 June 22. 1978 hearts. North-Sopth’s five won the trick, declarer ROCKVILLE - store on busy FORD ECONOLINE 300 Someone you were very fond business with today. Even If It 52 Apartmenia For Rani S3 Apartments For Rant 53 1975 CAMARO yellow, black costs you a few pennies more, diamonds, however, which ruffed dummy’s fourth Rooms for Rent 52 Rooms lor Rent street. Large display win­ VAN, 1974, 366V8, automaUc 1977 CHEVY LUV of before circumstances term!- was intended as an inexpen­ dows. $125 monthly. Lease vinyl, automatic, 350 engine, transmission, air condition, Economical plofcupi 4-cyl., 4- ' nated the relationship may en­ you'll be belter off dealing with spade and crossed to the ace SINGLE SPECIAL - nice one black interior, rally wheels, apaad. Yallow. sive sacrifice, turned out to qf diamonds to discard his D BRIGHTLY FURNISHED reliable firms. THOMFSON HOUSE MEN - HEAT PLUS hot water free. required. Lee & Lament Real­ 44,000 miles, $2895. Evenings ter your life again thi^ coming be no sacrifice at all. But ROOM. Gentleman only. Cen­ Lovely 1 bedroom Towne bedroom, has applianc, tennis ty, 875-0000. call after 6 p.m. 5663489. 6468401. year. The reunion will make CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) losing club on the estab­ Birch House Women. Central- Guard against a tendency to­ before thdt could occur, de­ lished spade. Declarer ly located Downtown tral location. Kitchen House. Has air, basement, courts. Free neat and hot * 3 8 9 5 you both very happy. water, $215. Rental Assistors 1970 MUSTANG Convertible, CANCER (June 21-July 22) day to put too much stock In clarer had to conceive a walked in with 11 tricks. Manchester Kitchen privileges. References carpeting, and more. $185. MANCHESTER RETAIL, the suggestions ol persons most unusual play. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) required. 643-2693, after 4. Call now. Rental Assistors 2365646. (small fee). storage and or manufacturing 302, 3 speed, many new parts. 1974 VW CAMPER There's a possibility today that privileges, all 649-2358. Motorcycles-BIcyclas 84 Pop-top, I apaad. AM-PM racHo. you might leave an important who are ill-equipped to advise After West’s opening king 236-5446. (small fee.) space. 2,000 square feet to 2 snow tires, $1,300. Call 649- O ranga. EAST HARTFORD - Respon­ 3656 after 5 p.m. decision up to someone far you. of spades won, he cashed the (For a copy o f JACOBY MOD­ PLEASANT LIGHT 100,000 square feet. Very HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 less capable than yourself. The AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) ace of hearts and switched to ERN. send SI to: "Win at Housekeeping room for lady. KIDS OKAY nice 2 bedroom, sible young man over 25 to reasonable. Brokers M 6 9 5 Let your generosity have no 1971 CADILLAC Coupe FX-1200 - 871-2511. results could be painful. Hav­ the queen of clubs, which Bridge," care of this newspa­ Conveniently located. Call Apartments For Rent 53 has basement, dining area and share 3Vz room apartment. Protected. Call Heyman ing trouble selecting a career? bounds with the truly deserving was won by declarer’s ace. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions $135 monthly. Included heat, DeVille. Air conditioning. 647-1193. yard. Only $175. Rental Properties, 1-2261206. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 1973 VW lUS Send for your copy of Astro- today, but be wary of those Declarer ruffed a heart in Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) LOOKING for anything in real Assistors, 236-5446. (small utilities, parking. 569-4813 or Excellent condition. $1750. 7-paaaangar. 4-apaad. Radio. , Graph Letter by mailing 50 who have taken advantage of N 529-4021, after 5 p.m. Call 569-4072 anytime. 750, 6000 miles, oil cooler and you previously and seek fo do FURNISHED ROOM for estate rental - apartments, fee). ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot rack. $1,756 2864042. I cents for each and a long, self- Berry’s World V' TMIS homes, multiple dwellings, no store on busy street. Large ' addressed, stamped envelope so again. r IS OUR h o o k e d gentleman Modern bath. PISCES (Feb. 26March 20) U P T O Security and references. J30 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate HANDYMAN SPECIAL, 2 THREE ROOM Apartment - d isp la y w indow s. $125 * 2 5 9 5 to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 4b9. combination With heat, hot water, stove, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Radio City Station, N,Y. 10019. You're an easy mark today (or a A weekly. Call 643-2121. Asociates, Inc. 6461980. bedrooms, kids okay, has monthly. Lease required. Lee 1968 FORD MUSTANG - 6 Lowest Rates available! Where q u a iK y peddler looking to unload a PHONE; refrigerator, carpet. $200. cylinder, standard. Rebuilt Be sure to specify birth sign. a l a r m DIAL basement, porch, parking and & Lamont Realty, 875-0000. Immediate binding. Sunny LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Should it while elephant. Don't buy any­ MANCHESTER - Main Street yard. Only $175. Rental Adults only. No pets. 'Iliird motor. Many new parts. Great invites thing without (irsi examining , M p P E L S-ZSTEM floor, centrally located. Day coverage, call Joan, be your lot to assign tasks - Two and three room Aqsistors 23656^ (small feel. W anted ( o Rent 57 on gas. $80(). Call 6465341. today, be sure to delegate the the merchandise. Security deposit. Call 6467690. Clarke Insurance Agency, 646 comparison. ARIES (March 2f-April 19) Luck Flower Afghan apartments. Heated, hot 1126. duties wisely. The wrong per­ water, appliances. No pets COUPLE WITH One child 1975 COMET - 6 cylinder, son for the job could cause a should be counted on for a Security. Parking. 523-7047. FOUR LARGE ROOMS - SIX ROOM DUPLEX - With needs 5 or 6 room duplex or automatic, power steering, 2 calamity. less-than nominal contribution Newly painted. Heat, hot garage. Available July 1st. house. Reasonable. 649-8952. door. Private owner, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To­ today. She's very tickle where 474 MAIN STREET - Second water. Stove, refriMrator, Security and references. Call excellent condition, 6467543. OFFICE SPACE TOLLAND day you may exceed prudent, your Interests are concerned. after 6, 643-1932. calculated risk and take a flyer TAURUS (April 26May 10) Fall­ floor. 3 room heated apart­ dishwasher, disposal. Parking MIsc. lor Rent 58 FOR RENT ing to let experience seme as ment. Call 6462426, 9 to 5. for two cars, and storage. $275 1969 CHEVEY MAUBU, 68,- on something that could cost COUNTY VW you a pretty penny, it’s not a your guide today could result In monthly, plus security deposit 5 ROOM HEATED apart­ 3 BAY GARAGE. Central 000 original miles, power 250 square («et, center of I llnding yourself In the same ATTRACTIVELY PANELED and lease. Older couple ment, inquire first floor - 77 location, storage only, boats, steering, V-8, autom atic Manchester, air conditioning and I Routt 83, TakottviNe . good day to roll dice. type of pickle you've encoun­ 2 room apartment. Stove, preferred. Available July 1st. Oak Street, Manchester after transmission. Asking $650, parking. Call 645'9551. ' 1 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In cars, e tcetra. No m otor 0 4 9 - 2 6 3 8 [ order to make yourself look tered once before. No pets. Call 649-5073. 5 p.m. 1 GEMINI (May -June 20) If refrigerator, heat, electricity. cycles. 6468re7. call 643-5243. better today, you may try some 21 Adults. References, No pets. one-upmanship ploys. Unfor­ you're managing a delicate m matter for another today, have Born Loser — Art Sansom $180 . 6463167,or 2263540. tunately, they will .produce a reverse effect. a clear-cut understanding that CAREER WOMAN to share you're not financially liable JUST MINUTES should It (all. gguTU$,Y'iaiow duplex. July 1. Residential JUST MINUTES INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) area. East Hartford. Call 289- sowemiiJ^?? 6932 alter 5 p.m. FROM FROM Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and BtoHal 8^1978 by NEA.Inc. MANCHESTER - 5 room apartment in a 2 family house, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER "You and Bob Strauss are spreading your­ appliances. $220. J.D. Real CALIA FORD [ n E'state, 6461980. c selves too thini" Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick MANCHESTER - Unusual one II 1• bedroom Townhouse. Private "THE FORD STORE” IN MV YOUTrt. GASOLINE WAS HOW COME HE entrance, patio, full base­ EI6HT FDR A (»LLAR ANP MjLK TALKS ABOUT THE ment. Includes heat, PRICES IN W O L P 2 appliances, carpeting, air con­ VMS TWO WR A OUARTER: THE ditioning. $285 per month. No ELPERLY COULP w a lk THE PARK , PAYS BU'T 4EVER pets. Damato Enterprises, w w a s r - 646-1021. SA VE $ If000m off sticker Price 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In Bolton. Working single person UM.TAS. only. No pets, animals or children. Call 643-2880. 1978 FORD LTD a s ^ m 1978 FORD LTD J W E R IA L MANCHESTER - Immaculate COUNTRY SQUIRE PR06RESS newer 6 room apartment, 2 COUNTRY SQUIRE PESKV ' d M O N , full baths, stove, D-W, Crulsematic,' power front disc RIDOSV, HAS COST, VWkBBIT/ US PEARLY.' refrigerator, disposal, dryer, brakes, power steering, power rear Select Shift. Crulse-O-Matic, cau rr . $325, includes heat, 649-4003. window, deluxe steering wtieel, power front disc brakes, FCXXIN Bring a warm touch of electric rear window defroster, alr£ power steering, power rear AROUND beauty to your home BOLTON NOTCH. Across cbnditloner/selectaire, dual rear) from shoos. Furnished 3 window, radial tires, power AN’OPEN with this colorful af- speaker. Stock i|r780642. - UP/ ghan in easy crochet. rooms, all utilities included, .seat-full width, air conditioner, Embroider the floral mo­ for older male adult. After b selactaire, tinted glass, power tifs in simple cross- p.m., 6469093. side windows, electric [tower stitch. door locks. Stock $780658. No. 2680 has full cro­ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. chet directions: graphs 428 Broad Street. No for embroidery. appliances. $155. Security. 1978 FORD LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE TO ORDER, tend $1.00 lor OKh illorn plui 35( for potuxe ind Married couple, no pets. Call Power front dl«c brakea, CrulB-o-matIc, power front diac brakea, power Sandllnl. 643-4751. Bteerlnp, power rear window, apilt bench aeata w/recllner, radial tirea, alr- ANNE CABOT condltloner-aelectelre, tinted glaaa. Stock #780698 MancImtAf Harald FIVE ROOM Apartment. 1150 Ava. of Anwicaa Nathan Hale area. Security. Na« York, N.Y. 10030 References. $250, without print Nome, A ddreif with ZIP utilities. Available July 1st. CODE and Stylo Humbor. Call 6468515. 1978 ALBU M witha32-page "Gift Section” with full directions. Price . , . $2.00 ALSO THESE BOOKS AT SI J 5 EACH. Ho. O IIS -B IU E RIBBOH OUILTS. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., June 21, 1978 1 they have invited many really need groceries call By GLORIA BENSON pipe bands from other town 'the Phone-a-Ride ^2774. ews for senior citizens to participate. Just remember to call About town (K Meal program them a couple of days 764, Arvid Peterson 761, our UNICO luncheon to be Center a check for ahead. Hi everyone: Next week our summer With Wally away with Michael DeSimone 757, Bili held at Norm Pendell's This was made at a presen­ Just a reminder that we Communion Vespers is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 at Stone 756, E rnestine apartment: This is a real tation of the theatrical meal program begins with Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. the gang in Wildwood, out friend Gerri Kelley have- then 61.80 refund for yours truly Gloria will be Donnelly 754, John Derby nice affair with a good dance troupe revue called you folks who went on the 740, Andy Noske 735, Mar­ meal and a chance to swim back with us again. We The Prayer Group of Emanuel Lutheran Church will pinchhitting trying to keep “Magic to Do.” Seniors plan to have lots of picnics Stevensville trip. you on the things. tin Bakston, 732, Robert in the pool and just relax. who went said it was a Travel films i meet Thursday at 10 a.m. in the church library, follow^ I . 5 Schubert 727, Gladys Tickets are 61.50 and are and other goodies for you. by a meeting of the care and visitation committee at Last Saturday our gang wonderful show and Wally Now that nice weather The Manchester Mail has Seelert 721. available here at the of­ and I are very happy that 11:15. I got all decked out for North has arrived, we plan some invited you seniors to view With Wally and Ruth fice. This is our way of the students thought of us. Manchester's parade. nice day trips for you. We different travel films Many thanks to John being away, we are really saying thank you to the We have received an in­ United Pentecostal Churh will have is regular service r shorthanded, so many UNICO organization for are going to Rockingham, every Thursday at 7 p.m. and Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the church, 187 Wood- Brodin and John Larabee vitation from the pipe Tickets will be donated thanks to Helen Martino, ‘ supplying the funds so we bands of Manchester to a Lake George, Rockport, bridge St. Everyone is welcome. of the Manchester Honda toward coffee and Katherine Zabrovsky and can have meals for five free public concert on June and a trip to the Port of for loaning us a truck for Galilee to the Dutch Inn doughnuts and ice cream to Thelma Haberon for man­ weeks this summer. 24 in Centei* Park at 2 p.m. The 200th anniversary, committee of Center the occasion. Also many with an ocean cruise 10 lucky people each thanks to our hard working ning the phone. Also thanks Nice surprise Preceeding the concert Congregational Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in the to Carl Reuther for his help around the harbor. Thursday by Kenneth C. Federation Room of the church. seniors who decorated the We Just had a nice sur­ there will be a parade star- With Wally away, I can’t Burkamp. The first ten are float — especially John and to Lucy Ouzoonian, ting at the British who came in on such a hot prise— Miss Karen Sladyk, confirm this but there will here at the center, so drop Scheibenpflug. Also, director and American Club on Maple The " I Am Responsible” group of Alcoholics day to type the column. be no shopping bus next in and get a ticket if you Anonymous will meet Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Faith thanks to the Man upstairs choreographer of Bennet Street, proceeding up Main plan to attend the' show. UNICO lunc'lu'on Street to Center Park. This Tuesday because of the Lutheran Church, Silver Lane, East Hartford. for holding the rain off un­ Junior High School, just UNICO luncheon. If you til the parade was over. We still have tickets for presented the Senior should be a nice event as SelhiU'k results ■------^------! Last Friday we had a Z eb co Rod ’ n Ro®l nice turnout for our kitchen Combinations social and in the afternoon we had 10 tables playing Youngsters' Outfit 6-Rib Patio setback with the following Umbrella with Push-'Tiit winners: Mike Haberon crztnd Rfip- 'S -_4 P% w ■ 145. Bernadette Risley 134, with premium monolilament ^ Frances Fike 130, Mina 2 6 ® Reuther 127. Mike 'Freshwater O ^it (x, rj. io_4» | DeSimone 127, Bess Moonan 126, Mary Rhodes 2 124, Archie Houghtaling 124, Betty Jesonis 122, and Mary Johnson 120. Garcia MltchelU»300 I’in o elile Monday rolled along with four buses going to r"""l2.88 ^•104.99 ^ 7 4 Wildwood. We still had 60 Don't leU6e big ones Viewing the target from behind the Officer Robert Johnson of Manchester takes aim. persons hero at the center t“ te^i'sto"sWkonly.Nor.inchech^ barricade. playing bingo and 13 tables simple“ o“ f'^«)'tofold(or playing pinochle in the Best Sellers Police officers afternoon with the top scorers being: Leon Fallot from Columbia 847, Audrey Durey 792, Vinyl Wrapped Rene Maire 784, Florence Folding Deluxe 18'/i’’xl9" Use new firearm Guay 764, Mabel Wilson Covered Lawn Bar-BO Grill Manchattar Evaning Harald Furniture 0 i t R «29 .99 training technique Published every evening except •Thermos!' 53-Qt. Sundays and holidays. Entered at the Chests 1-Gal. By SUSAN VAUGHN have found that it has almost become Manchester. Conn. Post Office as Se­ mandated by court decisions, Mott Jug Combo Herald Reporter cond Class Mall Matter. Our Ref. 31.99 said. 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Doubletubular arms, non-tilt Our R.1 .49.99.37.40 The local police departments are watts. 2/1.78 * patio legs. Chaise adjusts for stretch-out comfort. at the Connecticut State Police constantly upgrading their training * J 100 99 Probate Court Is open for Pkf.012 Firing Range in Simsbury explained to make it more applicable to what is conferences with the mm the purposes of the the training at a “on the street,” and more related to Judge from 6:30 P:M, to 8 spring session. He said an attempt is what they do everyday. P.M. on Thursday nights. ------1 made to simulate situations that are ...."'wMsm One technique added last year to Night telephone number: as real as possible. the night combat course was use of 64MM4S The police officers, tor example, in the flashing lights from a police the combat shotgun course, are William E. FitzGerald SUM M ER ■ cruiser, which can distort the target Judge of Probate required to engage targets at and may often be the only source of different ranges and angles and be D light for an officer. Brooks said. At __ SALE ■ able to fire the 12-gauge shotgun some time the other factors may be from different positions. incorporated, such as tape recor­ A time factor is set on each of the dings with sirens or crowd noises. courses to create a stress factor, The Simsbury training facility is Mott said. The officers are scored in­ probably one of the finest ranges in dividually on each course, turning in the area with every possible safety •BILLY JOEL "The Stranger" their targets after each one. feature. Brooks said. •MEATLOAF-BatOutomell" - - , The practical pistol course (PPG) The firearms training is just one • BARBRA STREISAND "Songbird" is the only one, however, that of­ N aspect of the Manchester Regional • JOHNNY MATHIS "You Ught Up My Life" ficers are required to pass with a Training Academy which each of­ • DAVE M A ^ N "Mariposa (te Oro" minimum mark. If they don’t pass it •BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ficer is required to attend one week "Darkness on the Edge ol Town" A Bare-Shouldar Sun-Top $Q the first time, they continue to take it each year. The training academy in­ until they do, said Lt. Joseph Brooks, Caldor has your music, ju st when you want ill Dresses Lovely floral prints, solid .O cludes all aspects of police work. Interlocks In the group. Sm ockingtops Our Rag. training officer for the Manchester Other police departments which In assorted colors. Sizes S-M L, 5-13,8-16. >.99).99to11J9 to i 1 Police Department. 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Photo guide ROCHESTER, N.Y. i On,, Area students named t o MCC dean’s list tUPI) — A free guide is being offered to assist Among the area students Caraminas, 21 Wendy 26 Pond Lane; Gary Stefaniak, 23 Carol Drive. Regan Road; Phyllis T. Talcottville Road; Janet Leopold B. Sans, 25 Kanter young people — or any second thought beginners — in learning the named to the dean’s list for Drive; William F. Olmstead, 1696 Miain St.; Vernon; Sally M. Aberle, tiirard, 51 Edith Road; Lee Miller, 46 Crestridge Drive. the spring, semester at Colenum, 29 Clinton Drive; Carolina A. Oransky, 152' 73 Center Road; Sheila Kathleen M. Hall, 92 Risley Drive; Charles S. Muller, Also, Wendy I. Saternis, basics of photography. Manchester Community Patricia I. Cowles, 19 Candlewood Drive; Cathy Mae Anderson, 37 Ward Road; Kathleen Heim, 138 151 Union St.; Nancy Ann 14 Mountain St..; Amy L. In workbook form, it has By Jan Warren College are: Charing Road; James L. Ramisk, 84 Birch Road; St.; Jane M. Andrews, 30 Mountain St.; Betsy R. North, 50. Lasrence St.; Sorensen, 83 M ontauk few illustrations. The user Andover; Lynn A. Dowling, ^40 Hilton Drive; Timothy Roaix, 26 Robert Tolland Aye.; Brenda A. Hewitt, 9 Lawrence, St.; Elise Parr, 7 Burke Road; Drive; Douglas B. Stoyer, supplies his or her own il­ Atherley, C4 Kingsley Halbert W. Gildden Jr., 20 Drive;' Eileen M. Baker, 43 Wilson Lane; Russell P. Hopowiec, 62 Roland J. Perry, 37 (Zaire' Wells Road; Tracey L. lustrations and mounts D riv e ; R o b e rt A. Oak S t.; K athleen B. Templeton, 20 Imperial Mark A. Boudreau, 36 Legion Drive; Judith B. Road; David A. Pfalzgraf, Therrien, 88 Shenipsit St.; them in the book, after Lamobde, 417 Lake Road; Gruver, 1861 Ellington Drive; and Michael D. Center St.; Diane M. Jackson, 58 Brookside 266 South St.; Verna L. Pit­ Frank R. Trager, Mt. Ver­ having followed the in­ The big bathroom controversy structions on how to take Lynnthea Mackovlch, Road; Michael Hayes, 84 Tirrell, 319 Griffin Road. Brand, 24 Crown St.; Lane; Sandra E. Kelley, man, 32 Lake St.; Lee A. non D riv e ; M ary A. Skinner Hill Road; William Hillside Drive; Sharon A. Tolland: Karin F. William F. Bulger, 10 151 West St. Porter, 30 Davis Ave.; Vassilopoulos, 152 Union the pictures. ’ If I ever have a chance to build my again.” As soon as she left, I locked the A. Mills, 107 Aspinall Horsfleld, 250 Oak St.; Bagley, 162 Loehr Road; Olson Drive; James J. Also, Susan J. Kriksciun, Valerie Rose' Pozzato, 21 St.; Stewart L. Ware, 32K Single copies of drcamhouse, the first priority wiil be “Yoo hoo. Do you hear me? Hello, door against intruders and sighed Drive; and Leslie Stager, Stephen P. Livingston, 23 Joseph F. Gay, 181 New Byram, 70 Montauk Drive; 20 Michael Drive; Noreen Echo Drive; Barbara Kelly Road; Cynthia A. “Picture-Taking: A Self- His and Her bathrooms. hello, hello?” with the joy of being alone. Despite RFD 1 Box 434. Locust St.; Kathy Ann Lon­ Road; Lynne A. Lamber- Gary R. Craft, 335 Vernon Ann Krowka, 117 Union Revellese, 26 Pearl Drive; Wentworth, 76 Grand Ave.; Teaching Guide’’ are I'd put that before a cathedral It was a hopeless situation, so I all the negotiations, there was still • Bolton: Kathleen M. don, 85 Birch Road; Cori ton, 302 ^ x te r St.; JoanS. Road; Henry R. Dekker, 7 St.; Peter W. Ladd, 125 Wesley A. Rodean, 47 Crest and John A. White, 238 available from Dept. 841, ceiling, a greenhouse, a swimming threw my towel over my shoulder ten minutes for my nice hot shower. I Brown, 4 Green Hill Drive; Mann, 37 Mountain Drive; Lamothe, 122 Dockerel Brookside Lane; Jeffrey J. Tumblebrook Drive; Drive; Pamela J. Saleh, Skinner Road. Eastman Kodak Company, pool... even a fireplace. and took off for the childen’s turned on the water, regulated the Carrie L. Dooman, 275 Joyce L. Mugford, 15 Apple Road; Jean Stefaniak, 23 Dion, 20 Farmstead Lane; Debra A. Lively, 99 Scott 667 Bolton Road; Ruth A. Rochester, NY 14650. The problem with ordinary bathroom down the hall. There I met temperature, grabbed a bar of Hebron Road; Laura L. Tree Lane; Eric P. Nelson, Carol Drive; Redith B. Brian D. Gam age, 201 Drive; Joanne E. May, 655 Salb, 20 Thompson St.; and floorpians that call for a master interference from' my teen-age lavender scented bathsoap and E d w a rd s , 48 S te e l bathroom, is that every time you daughter who was standing before jumped in. Crossing Road; Patricia want to take a shower, the master is the m irror applying her eye shadow. “ I think I will sing in the rain, too,” M. Maneggia, 827 Hop already in there. “C’mon,” I said brandishing my I said, leaning back and luxuriating River Road; David M. All Stop&Shops open Sunday 9 am-5 pm Last night, for example, my hus­ bath towel at her. “Out! It’s my in the hot spray. Moe, 5 Llywood Drive; band and I went out for dinner. About turn.”, Mary M. Robbins, 50 Stony Stop i Shop Coupon | I had just started the second stanza I Slop i Shop C o u p o ^ 20-minutes before we were going, I ‘ ‘That’s not fair, mother. You have Road; Susan A. Rudeen, 15 Witti this coupon and a S7.SO puchaU nWi ffiis conwn and a S7 SO purchiM ambled down to the master bathroom a bathroom of your own.” of my song ... when swoosh ... just Meadow Road; James D. with the intention of taking a nice hot “Correction! Your father has a like that, the water ran cold. My ef­ Sharply, 125 South Road; shower. As I neared the door my bathroom ... a male chauvinistic forts at juggling the faucets were Jeffrey F. Smith, 214 C&CCola llkCoSee husband’s voice, raised in song, master bedroom. “And,” I con­ fruitless and the water went from Bolton Center Road. Half Gallon greeted me. tinued, my voice rising to a crescen­ cold to very cold and I jumped out. Coventry: Monique S. Chock y i 9 9 "Oh, I’m singing in the rain. I’m do, “He’s in there. Please! Give me a 2 MARC bowlers receive trophies Cloutier, Rt. 3, Goose Regular or Diet O’Nuts I can singing in the rain ...” break.” Now, what I said about my dreamhouse goes ... more than ever! Lane; Linda P. Gibnore, No Return btl. All Method Grind ^ “Honey?” I said knocking firmly Kate lowered her irridescent green RFD 5 Box 100; John B. Among the members of the Teen-age co Polo Restaurant in East Hartford recently But in addition to having His and Her June tfrSat. June 24 Urmt one per cu>to^, 26 _ on the door. “Are you almost eyelids as if in pain. Ledoyt, Hemlock Drive; 39 16-Sat, June 24 Limit one pet cualom w 2 6 5 1 - Bowling f^rogram, sponsored by the were Francis Yesonis, Brian Conlon, Wendy through?” “Okay, but PLEASE don’t take all bathrooms, my dreamhouse is going Grocery* Manchester Association for Retarded to have a 5,000 gallon hot water tank. Joan R. Linton, 472 Ripley House, and Kathy Gibson. Representing the “It’s a glorious feeling,” I’m happy night.” Hill Road; William C. Citizens. Inc. (MARC), receiving trophies bowling program at the Special Olympics Loughlin, 141 Forge Road; Slop t Shop Coupon | are. from left. Lisa Cooley, Michael Yesonis, held in March were Landsberg, Lahda and Laurie A. Massey, 27 Andrea Landsberg, and Charles Lahda. Other House. (Photo by Dunn) VA news Lathrop Drive; Debra G. recipients at the awards banquet held at Mar­ McDonald, 2365 Boston C Tpke; Glenn P. Miller, Q — I am a veteran and wish to sell from the VA. This benefit was ter­ vice Life Insurance lapsed several RFD 4 Brewster St.; my VA financed home to a non- minated when I remarried. My se­ years ago. May I reinstate it? Joseph M. Ruder, Box 100 veteran. Can I do so and be released cond husband has since died. Can I A— You may reinstate your lapsed Talcott Hill. Lamaze course offered from liability for the loan? receive anything from the VA based term insurance by meeting health East Hartford: Anne on the military service of my first Registrations are being accepted Halloran of 1 Alpert Drive, Vernon, a therapist in Bloomfield. A — Yes. If the loan is current, the requirements and paying necessary Marie Alieva, 145 CipoIIa husband? for courses in labor and child wife-husband team certified in the Tuesday night classes will be purchaser assumes full liability for premiums, at any time within five Drive; Sandra M. Ander­ A — Yes. Providing your yearly in­ son, 82 Wood Drive; Mary delivery using the Lamaze childbirth Lamaze method. offered in the instructors’ home from the loan, and the purchaser meets VA years of the date of lapse. Contact come is within the current limits, A. B ritton, 77 Vernon method. Sessions will be Sunday, Monday 8 to 10:30. credit and income criteria, you may the office where your insurance you may again be eligible to receive The four six-week courses are and Thursday from 8 to 10:30 p.m. at Those wishing more information be released from liability. records are located or the nearest R o a d ; K a th le e n A. a monthly widow’s pension. taught by Mr. and Mrs. Jack the offices of a registered physical may call Laurie Halloran at 872-2815. Q — After my husband died I VA office for complete information. Brookman, 138 Bradley received a monthly widow’s pension Q - Mv WWII term National Ser­ St.; Ted W. Burrows, 51 S a v e 2 5 ‘ S a v e l O ' Brandon Road; James E. 32oz. jar stop & Shop 32oz. jar Stop & Shop Carone, 353 Forest St.; John A. Carreiro II, 571 co iip o iivalu ^.^’ All Natural Spaghetti Sauce Social Security Hills St.; Sheila R. Carroll, Meat Meatless or This weekour^ Mayonnaise 2 Mushroom 2 7 3 ^ | 178 Smith Drive; Deborah 'totalworOk lOOd JUIhQ IfrS o l J lM 34 LmN on* DO* CuWoYTi : Good S»y» J i ^ iS-S il Ji m Z' ~ Jane Charest, 93 Christine alone save you over $5.90 GroceTyiriW fi Q. 1 am a 57-year-old widow and receiving disability Drive; Janet E. Chudzik, coupons 26 Woodycrest Drive; sio^i^h^pC^pon I;(|(j(i(|K|| ^ (i(i(ii[(Jsio^^ jh^Coiiponl^if^^T benefits on my deceased husband's work record. I plan to Wrth ttva coupon ^ coupon get married early next year. How will this affect my Anita Mari Domler, 17 In­ ‘Economy’ Label... a Social Security benefits? dian Hill St.; Robert C. SaveSO' ||i Save20' » A. Under both the old and new law, benefits are Ensling, 91 Larrabee St.; good way to save. “White Cem” Michael A. Fasciglione, 86 27oz. jar Orange 10oz. pkg. Stop & Shop generally not payable if a widow or widower remarries In addition to our large selection of J J Wickham Drive; Paul J. before age 60. The change relates only to widows and national brands, and dur Stop& Tang Instant Cheeseboard m Fleury, 39 Park View widowers age 60 and over who remarry. Shop and Sun Glory Brands, we Rrpakfacst Hrink Cheddar Cheese-Sharp ? : 1 Q. My mother is receiving Social Security benefits on Drive; and Richard J. offer you another value-choice... DreaKTaST U rin K ^ K l3 or Extra sharp 275?:* Gagliardi, 21 Cumberland ’Economy’ Label. Good, whole­ Oood S»,»x Jutx ifrS tt X rx ?4 t.«Tvi ant p t cmio»ri» Good Sun Juqq ifrSW 2« on# her own work record because it is higher than the benefit c k e n s payable on my deceased father’s earnings. This means Drive. some, nutritious, serviceable foods and household products that give that if she remarries her benefit would not be affected Also, Steven M. Glaz- Whole 2y2-3lbs. man, 165 Brentmoor Road; you significant savings everyday! under present law, right? With Ihis coupon Ann J. Goode, 111 Temple 'Econo^ Label saves you money Roast to perfection A. That's correct. The rule which requires a reduction on nutritious canned fruits and on the rolisserie in benefits when a widow or widower remarries only D riv e; C h a rlo tte A. vegetables that are USDA standard lor a superb summer meal! S a v e 1 5 ' S a v e 1 0 D Jerome, 621 Burnside grade or better. Unlike more fancy applies to survivor’s benefits. Of course, a person’s 20oz. pkg. High Protein 18oz. package Social Security benefits based on his or her own earnings Ave.: Bruce A. Johnkoski, . grades, they sometimes vary in are not affected by marriage. 10 Hebron Road; Deborah size, color or texture. So, if price is Quaker “Life" General Mills impextant to you, try ‘Economy’ Cut lip or Split i £ 61 Q. Every year, 1 get a flu shot from the doctor. I just J. Kelliher, 40 High Crt. Label at Stop& Shop...irs a good "White Gem” 3 thighs $"1 O Q Cereal Wheaties became eligible for Medicare. Will it pay for my annual Apt. 3; John R. Kies, 46 3 split breasts,3 drumsticks I . U v 7 ib 276 iil ^ a y to save! ^ Combination Pack OoodStn Jun* I^ S o l I.n 4 oo« » cuUoin« Good Sun Jun« Ift-Stl Ji4i«34Li flu shot? Fairfield St.; Robert L. I ' a n o "WhiteGem'Family" 7 0 c \A /!r > n o "WhileGem"Family-7 Q * ______Grocery* ^ A. No. Medicare medical insurance cannot pay for an Kilby, 33 Norwich Lane; L U y o pack2'/j-3lb& /v7ib V V lIiy o pack2y;-3lbs / Oib Kimberly A. Kirko, 60 immunization unless it is required because of an injury or self service deli Choose "White Gem'Split ^LJp(3f1 because there is immediate risk of infection. Carpenter Drive; Steven from all your favorite brands! Chicken Breasts Family Pack 2'A-3lbs. 1 .1 9 With this cotgion — With Ifw coupon N Q. 1 have several warts on my right foot. My podiatrist M. Lane, 358 Longhill St.; recommends that I have them removed. If I do, will Mark C. Leavitt, 604 Burn­ Colonial-Extra Mild S a v e 3 0 * S a v e l O ' Medicare pay for my podiatrist’s services? side Ave,; Marie E. Whole 2y2-3lbs 24oz. can Powdered 13%oz. pkg. A Medicare medical insurance cannot pay for routine Leblanc, 73 Christine Franks Q « |l Perdue 11b. package Wylers Drink Mix | Frenchs Instant foot care, including removal of corns, warts (including Drive; Gerald S. Lewis, 55 o t SDo&Req Mao>eS Lemonade, Pink Lemonade ori plantar warts) and calluses. OEM READY TO EAT SHANK PORTION Cornell Circle; Ellen M, TncfcSicroibi^ Mashed Potatoes % UBDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND Listro, 57 Cheney Lane; Strawberry-Makes 8qts. 2701 2 7 7 ? - Q. I've been receiving .Social Security disability SMOKED COOKED HAM Herrud Variety Pack 'X M.79 Good Sun ju n t Jk4Y«24 Good Sun Jun« l^S « l 24 lm 4 on« o « cuolomot 9 ^ SWISS STEAK Gregory Marsdale, 138 ic k e n s benelits lor several years and now I’d like to take a part- OEM READY TO EAT BUTT PORTION V ^ u d d ig Sliced Meats 49' time job to see if I can handle it. Should 1 notify Social • DELI • USOA CHOICE BEEP ROUND THIN SLICED Burke St.; Michael J. Mar­ Cut UpI or Split 2^^^^ 71ih SMOKED COOKED HAM IMPORTKD BLICID tin, 79 Roxbury Road; Slop > Shop Coupon | Slop * Shop Coupon Security and will my benefits stop? CENTER CUT SANDWICH STEAK Perdue Family Q Q » \ A / i r t n c > Perdue Family Q Q « A. Yes. you should notify Social Security. If the job you BOILED HAM . . * 1 . 4 9 UEDA CHOICE Monica M. McMahon, 140 corner deli Fresh sliced meats Legs Pack3'/2-4lbaPackS'f-4lba Ov7ib89s WingsV V in U o Pack3y2-4lbaPack3'/2-4lbs. O yib HAM STEAKS QROTC A WHOLE SLICED OR CHUNK Grande Road; Sharon H. for your summer outings! take shows that you are no longer disabled, your benefits EYE ROUND STEAK Ava*iat)le r stores with service deks. Family Pack $-4 O Q READY TO EAT BUTT HALF LIVERWURST . * 1 . 6 9 Mockus, 238 Burnside J^erdue Chicken Breasts 3y2-4lbs. I .^v3ib S a v e 2 0 S a v e 1 0 ' will stop after a three-month adjustm ent period. USDA CHOICE BEEP ROUND Carando - Genoa Otherwise, you can continue to receive your disability SMOKED HAM GROTE S WEIQLE NAT CASING Ave.; Julie Nadeau, 26 Keebler Zesta OEM COOKED SHANK HALF CUBE STEAK Pinecrest Drive; Cathy M. Black Flag payment for up to 12 months. FRANKFURTS ,N BULK . . * 1 . 9 9 PRESH OUT GRADE A — NOT QUARTERS Nestor, 84 Winding Lane; Rhe summer Saltines SMOKED HAM PLUMROSE FRESH SUCED Sadaini‘'# '9 Insecticides PLUMR08E IMPORTED . . * 1 . 3 9 CHICKEN LEGS Charles R. Norwood, 11 Artificial Casing H* of the ALondonjVBMVBB mBr«ril W B A IIs here! All Aerosol Varieties-Asst Wgts. 1 6 oz. pkg Reg. or Unsalted HAM BOLOGNA FREBH 28 Ralph Road; Cynthia D. ? Your choice of three thick juicy kinds of London BroiF-ideal lor your barbecue and Good Sun JLna Jl/W 24 l«n4 on* cutlonw< CANNED HAM 2 L 8 .C A » TANQY EUCBD Crando Pepperoni perpexm *2.69 ■ ^ specially pheed for your budget tm o A LOVITT FROZEN CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS Panella, 33 Wickham Carando Mortadella CM-peyd 1.79 Proof of age, identity PROVOLONE CHEESE . * 1 . 8 9 FREEH CUT Drive; Jonathan S. SHAVED STEAK RUSSBR FREEH SLICED A U MEAT Hot Ham ’2.69 LB.PKO CHICKEN THIGHS Phillips, 66 Primrose lonlder London B nd l Chuck ‘l i b OEM OUR DELI COOKED SALAMI . . * 1 . 7 9 Provolone Cheese SSS3M.89 dairy Fresh buys in our Dairy Dept! frozen foods Money saving needed for SS numbers SWEET UPE HAPU CURED Drive; John Pomerleau, buys! FRANKFURTS LB. PKQ. 1 . 0 9 190 Woodland Circle; and Round London B roil SLICED BACON L B .P K a Stop& Shop-Cooked Light N’Lively Everyone who applies lor a Social Security number WE RBBBRVI THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITY Patricia A. Pomerleau, 541 Minute Maid regardless of their age or place of birth, must now submit Brewer St. ^Round lip London B roil SealtestYoj documentary evidence of their age, identity, and MOTTS MILKY WAY-SNICKERS- SWEET LIFE Also Patricia M. Rice, 69 Corned Beef Lemonade citizenship or alien status, Sal Anello, Social Security 3 MUSKETEERS-M&M'S PLAIN NEW UPTON Deborah Drive; Kathleen Assorted Regular REG. & DIET Flavors ,2otf manager said today. S. Robbins, 896 Oak St.; BrisketExtra Lean-Flat C u t% ^‘** 26% Fresh Beef Burgers or Pink c a n s ^ ^ 2 In addition, people 18 or over who are applying for a Tropicana Orange Juice 99' 2 APPLESAUCE k S lllT i) LITE LUNCH Ralph A. Rossi, 228 Jaidee 3 CANDY BARS *Contains not more than 26% fat HMfOtiancanorv tOOS F\xePaslanzed Minute Maid Limeade 4 cans 1 number for the first time must apply in person. People 15 oz. Jars 4 FLAVORS *2 Pack Pkgs. Drive; Barbara K. Shive, G l^e d Ham *3.59 applying for a duplicate card are now required to submit ALL FLAVORS* 28 oz. Btio _ — — — Macaroni Salad 59' Grapefruit Juice 59' Snow Crop Orange JuiceSJ 39* 14 Huckleberry Road; 20%*Lean Beef Burgers m(^than20%fat 1.49b 100% P m tram concoWale evidence of identity. Christopher Skoczylas, 30 Shrimp Salad ‘2.59 Sealtest Cottage Cheese 69* Scrod Dinner 89* The best evidence of age and citizenship is a birth cer­ .SmilofLvotCird l6oirc*ci<> Pollack Fillet .6S.“'Sig. 89* Ranney St.; Nancy E. Corner Deli Breads oneiAm U at 59' 14%*Extra Lean Beef Burgers . 1.69.. tificate, recording shortly after birth and this is Smith, 58 Jeffrey Drive; W P '^"I» n ckH o r B*C99 Elida Court; Maria E. Half Gallon Cheese Spread Slices People not born in the United States should provide PRINCE JBSSO Vandeberg, 144 Milbrook BeefRotisserie Roast Round 1 . 6 9 b . ■ While or Yellow 1202. evidence of their U.S. citizenship or their immigration Drive; Mario P. Vicki, 44 Fresh K zza pkp documents showing they were lawfully admitted to the MAC & CHEESE or SHELLS&CHE0DM APPLE JUICE oaoz^st l SO* Ice Cream JESSO CALIFORNIA Hanmer St.; Lucille M. Multi Pak ’ | 1 9 Rump Roast 1.69^ U.S. VEGETABLES s . - 6 / n • FROZEN FOOD • Vignone, 39 Christine Sun Glory 3 -5 oz. pizzas Beef Round Anello said that although these new procedures make it SWEET LIFE TOMATOES i.oz^can29< Drive; and Susan E. produce bakery Creations from our ovens. Assorted Ravas more difficult to get a Social Security number, they are MPEOUVESSEI',1% $ t t « a i5 9 * • OZ.PKQ.Vi 1 NABISCO 'Fresh fruits S vegetables! FRENCH GREEN BEANS Young, 10 Sedgwick Road. Onion Pizza 'Hixrt'vrc ‘1.39 intended to help protect the person’s Social Security Stop & Shop Rorida Juice Bars 69* BATHROOM CLEANER N« i i « . u i 8 9 * TASTE O'SEA K B A E llin g to n : K urt W. Macaroni Salad 59“ record and to prevent anyone else from misusing the per­ PREMIUM SALTINES LB.PKQ.59* Albert, P.O. Box 253; Extra Large Celeste Deluxe Rzza ‘1.99 I^IT CAAII HFFWinOVDI0- FLOUNDER n SOLE DINNER .ox.99* C U T R ITE Tapioca Puddings 1 loni'D-YcMet 59= son’s Social Security number. M l rU U U nTTTMNKraUVBtlAM jh .l 4 / 8 9 ‘ NEWTON ACRES Annette M. Ouellet, 93 Frankfurt Cheese Ravioli ‘isrS? 99* People intending to apply for a Social Security number jVleatLoaf ‘2.39 IV C A I BMRCTMTMAYIm. 10 o z . P K G . V V 10irROLL49* Wapping Wood Road; Birds Eye Tasti Puffs 3'w'1 LToU L mndscusbisr . 7 9 ‘ CHOPPED PEPPERS WAX PAPER should allow plenty of time before it will be required. •WBET UPS G ra c e A. P o s p is il 7 Birds Eye Cauliflower « 59* Three to lour weeits are needed before the card will be Oood savings on ocean- GRATED CHEESE CMM lH .p M ^ l.2 9 WESSON OIL t40X.iwL.99* Blueberry Circle; Wendy seafood ?2oiS-i Macaroni & Cheese ‘Sf « ‘1.09 delivered, after all required documents have been sub­ ORANBE JUICE , . „ . « . 8 9 « fresh seafare. Buttertop Bread StopAShop 2i toavM I VAN DE KAMP Lou Schindler, 4 Davis SkclShopir’204 mitted. HAMB. eHOTBOGROLLS^nSt”* 2 / 7 9 * Road; Joyce I. Scruggs, 5 Daisy Donuts ptckagacll? 59' • PRODUCE CnwnonorAuortdd All documents submitted as evidence may be verified FISH STICKS , . . . « . 8 9 ‘ Wapping Wood Road; and Fresh Cod with the agency which issued them to assure they are CHOCOLATE c u p c a k e s ; ! ^ 4 / 9 9 * SANQUBT CHICKEN TURKEY SEEP FRBBH GWBBT CAUP P B R U T Y I A A # lb Date Nut Bread .S’iT ” 79* Donald Wells, 19 Ludwig Waienneloii 10 ' crBvmTMBiMdtriiMX tfCraftwiyNui Bread 12 / V Pi<«t»**ActAt ln!*rn«ii«ajfOi»tcrwi *«re»«M t Forbes SL Rts.83t30VtriwnCiicl« REDDI-WIP MAN(9

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Laurents — The turning point to rtsunt tw tight to knilt quinWiM. Spackman — An armfui of warm giri 9 Finast McIntyre — Dreamsnake Martin — The windmill years Schickel — Another I, another you m Schwartz— In dreams begin responsibilities and other stories M AlPSM BhlK Segal — Aliya Thompson — Buddy boy I’uUl J. Il)‘itkrlli tack <4 ■UwriwU Hm» k u m m t Wieselberg — The lords of Dair 88 Washington St. wBMIi taf iBa M w Ni wek Enter A tP’s Produce Williams — Second sight MD degree ABMiarf. MMfi« •PwMmNv mM la 4Ni aU .Nonficlion University of Connecticut Extravaganza Sweepstakes Ackerman — Living rich ' School of Medicine I m I b l ESi i h b b I Alexander — Dry skin and common .sense American Radio Relay League — Turn in the world with ham radio Icassetl included) Architectural digest American interiors Babuscio - We speak for ourselves with each $7.S0 purchase Baker - Gardener s magic and folklore Brookside Farm One Dozun Grade A W hite or Brown Ballour — Rockefeller Center 2 Barker - The Oxford (Jniv. Press and the spread of learning Bartusis — Every other man* Baskir — Chance and circumstance Fresh Chicken I Finast Fresh Berlin - Russian thinkers Bliven — The finishing touch Boyles — Margaret Boyles Book of needle art Quarters j .Large Eggs Bridge - Complete guide to kayaking Bright - Outdoor recreation projects Brown - The weaving, spinning, and dyeing book Leg B reast ast ■ IS B I A stptolt 17.50 purchast Is reiluirad lot sack coupon putchiso.l LONDON Good Juno 18 Dim Juno 24,1971. 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U SWEEPSTAKES RULES Material culture and the study of American life a'full-time student at the EYE ponuMUMAWiraiv . „ Hebrew Academy of The Merman — Merman 1 CiM'if P'lni rou' nemt ina •Od'aii or «r ani', 6 Th# inp ptint mutl M wMO S«p4WnO*( 1- .Mileck — Hermann Hesse 0 [ Land-b-Lakes Capital District, at Temple POWl BACK MBS 01*711 O'IKIXTIA* god 9«po$>l I I I pcriK-ipii ^ i97| ' LOndOA mu»l 0* l***n Red Ripe v?g AiP ilo i* Wir>n*<$ T*a«04* *t *11 A4P •io '« VcMd iti ‘ * Margarine Manchester. 3 Sw**pt1M*» 0*flT| Jung IB gno gnoi j.,', B •'•"MS On* Mis*ow7> *7* mggg WWyWnd •The scholarship was EXTRA LEAN FDESH-U.S.0A INSPECTEDICU A&P MEAT OR 107B COoritgi Uontoornwi Pnneg (Sgorgg* Aiigghgny I * ^'Ato $7.50 pufcOaso is required lor each coupon purchase, j 4. Ong gntiy will OCd'lwn I'Om g*cn liafg .Thijgr>ii, r«ooi Cgcu Howwd •AOVTgc>t>‘*7BM<"4o7* ' atermelon awarded from the Zvi Abbo QuAlifNIUaMm. iingi.|iro'P'jg$ * Thg pooi Ol »>nrung dgpgtw on rv o< an- 1 0 GoodJuno18lhruJuno24.1978. Limit ono coupon per lamlly. ' l"g l Tng p tiftt g(g Ong I '* io> 2 10 London THE AND YOU Memorial Fund, dedicated GROUND CHICKEN BEEF Q A 3 Winngf* Will Og cnoig" bf t ' t ’rdO"' O'lw-ng gnfl Tagniy S-dg| I'lp i tor 4 10 VtopaNig |07N Vt gOC* N 5 9 noM'gd b» *4P noi *gtg' ingn iu 'f Ji '9 ’ 8 Em p*'t< piling HPO'vtNonj 700 V-vil*! c»7»WfU tb the memory of the B r r r formerly 0 pfOrMi or A|P mg'’ gdtg'li'ng tgg-D>g Israeli scholar and teacher DCCr GROUND ROUNDn lb. LESS FRANKS Fresh California Driscoll who developed major in­ .79 novations in the teaching of fto2en-1'/ito2lbs. Annl^age “ ^ h i^ lT ^ v ^ Whole"" HELP WANTED — 12,000 men and women between the 1-lb. $149 I ENTRY BLANK I ages of 16 and 23 wanted for healthful outdoor work. Tools Hebrew as a second CORNISH HENS language. 89'. SLICED BACON pkg. I VLASIC PICKLES ’I" 9 9 ' I PRODUCE EKTRAVAGANZAtWCEASTAKES | and equipment provided. Good pay. {Coca Cola I Frozen-W/Part of Back-Otre. Beef Chuck-Boneless * * •* A4P-Battef Dipped-Frozen WIN A I DAY TRIP FOR 3 TO LONDON. ENCLANO ■ Would you be surprised, in these days of high un­ I WIN ONE OF 20 S -D A V TR If.U iO fn'nnfG nO fN C VIRGINIA I Sirawbsniss 14 02. $p9 I WIN ONE OF 700 ViVlTAR CAMERAS i •Jerold W. Stamp, son of TURKEY LEGS employment among our youth, to see such an advertise­ 99 59'. BLADE STEAKS H'.' FISH STICKS m A&P-SliC8dM83tor NAME...... -...... ment in the Help Wanted ads? Mr. and Mrs. Robert 111.* wan Beef Chuck-Boneless . Avail. Wed.-Sat.-Fresh Fillets j The jobs are there. In some localities they are going Or Tab Stamp of 5 Abby Drive, REEFROLOGNA iin ” CUBE STEAK M *! COD or HADDOCK 'U * V I STREET ADDRESS...... I begging. In some other sections, there are waiting lists. Hebron, has been awarded ^ \ CITY...... STATE...... | t6e Rensselaer Medal from They are part of a little-known federal program called T ropicana Chock Full O' \ t e l e p h o n e ...... ZIP CODE...... | Rensselaer Polytechnic the Young Adult Conservation Corps, a grandchild of the I ENTER OFTEN-NO PURCHASE NECESSARY j Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps. ■ half gallon Ibstitute. ’The m ^ a l is an DEL MONTE SPECIALS! YACC is being run by the Interior and Agriculture Orange Juice Nuts Coffee 2 bottle ■ honor given the Grade It STORE SLICED FRESH BAKED departments and by the states through federal grants. Its I student for outstanding VIRGINIA STYLE-KRAUSS goal is to clean up some of the backlog of conservation achievement in the study COOKED S a n d w ic h work that's been piling up on federal and state parklands ■ ■ o,f mathematics and B 4 9 * 1 20oz. 100 Pure science during the junior CONTADINA SALE! since World War II, when the old CCC was disbanded. So wltrilt)lscouponand$7.50purchasaormore. Good ■ HAM B read Ivs. * ^ESETABLES )«ar at East Catholic High 89 far, YACC has employed about 13,000 of the 25,000 young . $ 2 ^ 9 June 18-24,1978. Umitonecouponperlamlly. B Wnw »2‘! 2 • WHOLEKERNB. •M)XQ) men and women it plans to put to work by early fall. half gallon Schoo. carton CMckmRoN ’2" Fresh Baked COflNITQZ. VEGETABLES 16 OZ. The Interior Department has opened 93 YACC CxwdihBulli (XINTADINA CONTADINA (XINTADINA “camps” in 40 states, the District of Columbia, Guam Among the students Kalsar Rolls named to the dean's list for PippRrwiI ‘2^ and American Samoa since last October. Almost 6,000 9 9 M r.eim l^m l TOMATO are employed now and none of these will be displaced to the second semester at Sugar,Golden,Combo „ TOMATO TOMATO make room for new people, but by fall more jobs will be Hartt College of Music at PoMoSalad 69$, liGoldMsdalj the University of Hartford * AVMUattATSTOaSWmiStllVICtOBJSIlNLY King Donuts pkg: 69^ available. PASTE SAUCE PUREE aire: David L. Almond of 63 The projects include fixing picnic sites in the Great Vanity Fair Betty Crocker HEALTH i BEAUTY AIDS 9 a 9 MIX OR 2 Kent Drive; Priscilla M. Smokies, building a hiking trail along the historic H*Sny-0alitl MATCH Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, improving wildlife habitat in Hutt of 612 Broad Way, EKCOETERNA CANS Oklahoma’s Tishomingo Refuge, cleaning up Golden Print Towels Flour Coventry; aqd Hui M. Lin Final Nat . 77' STAINLESS STEEL 2902.1 Gate National Park near San Francisco. Cake Mixes of 18 Taylor St., East Hart­ Olo9oriRl can ford. DEL MONTE FmdiShli The work involves use of hand tools and small power MIXING BOWLS ISs tools but it’s not hard or heavy work and the workers Ban Basic ^ 6QT.SIZE SWErTPUS MMIBtMIsa Super Moist IMMoMrfnill largely set their own pace. Nearly half of those already 125 Robert Sulick, son of Dr. (XINTADINA (XINTADINA enrolled are women. 7 Varieties 5 lb. bag and Mrs. Eldward J. Sulick U n T M *« ‘J.' 9 9 ' l e c a m A ii count H*Con«iorar The workers, mostly live at home now and meet at an 18 . oz of 84 Hillcrest Road, has TOMATO IdSLiCED '- VI H i office to be taken to the job sites. But by September at completed a six-month Agree FEMHUVES least one-fourth of the workers will be living in camps in Independent Study Project ty or near the woods. I* ^ PASTEL" TOMATOES 4 9 with thie coupon and $7. SO purchaaa or more. Good at the College of Wooster. Each worker provides his or her own clothes and lunch. 59 June 18-24,1878. Limit one coupon per tamly. An art major, Sulick did The government supplies tools and safety equipment — his thesis on "Functional gloves, boots, hard hats. Anyone aged 16 through 23 is Cascade Dishwashing OpenPitBaibecue Ceramics.” He plans a eligible. No high school diploma is needed. It’s first- !• career as an artist-potter. come, first-served at local U.S, Employment Service of­ 18 oz. botUo RICH IN VITAMIN C fices. Preference is given youths from areas where the Delergent^l? ^ u c e Stephen J. Ward, son of Minuie DESSERT T O m iK jobless rate is 6.5 percent or higher. That’s the only Tide Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. 90Z; priority. Maid M IN U n M A ID Ward Jr. of Ellington cont. Base pay is 32.65 an hour or $106 a week. An assistant Road, South Windsor, has BIRDSEYE enrollee leader gets 15 percent more, a full enrollee Laundry been named to the honor Half Gallon leader gets 50 percent more. The work is 40 hours. Enroll­ roll for the third trimester COOL WHIP ment is for a year. at Avon Old Farms School, Orange Juice The U.S. Treasury is spending $233 million on the Detergent a college preparatory SonlAmiwvyaiiic Margarine . Hood-Swiss style ELLIO'SCHEESE A&P-SLICED-160Z.PKG. P |to * program this year. Next year, probably more. school for boys in Avon. For details, apply to your local U.S. Employment Ser­ Named to the dean’s list IIR&HLBERTS3:i;i'1 rOGURT PIZZA ‘h i STRAWBERRIES 59^ M gW iaartM 49 oz. 3 'c £ 8 9 ' tf-2 M8 vice office. The program is not available in all areas Regular or were Robert J. Martino, Hood-l-lb.Cont-Hifonn HoodCheese I |HOM£STYLEPOUNO(;HOMESTYLE POUND (>KEa k E - f t * ANNPAGE-BARS „ . . e i n O !lulT(aE(»miPBIFNW.y today, but it’s growing. Unsalted package son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ’This column invites queries pertaining to government M. M artino of G rove JBOnAGECHEESE 69* SINGLES I f 89^ J [ ^ABALEE y T y ICECREAM services available. We cannot reply to all letters but we 1 pound Street, Rockville; and will answer as many as possible in these columns. Write package PM Ronald W. Vernier Jr., son to ‘"The U.S. And You,” in care of this newspaper. of Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. wlththltcauponend$7.S0purcheaeprmore.Good ■ (William .Sleif is a staff writer for the Washington June 18-24.1978. Limit one (xxjpon per lamlly. * Breer of Llynwohd Drive, Bureau, Seripps-lloward Newspapers.) 39 Bolton. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 21. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. June 21. 1978- t>AGK TWENTY-SKVKN Grads ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. ® L.U.79 I T II7A ___ __ ^HEALTH No Coupons; No Stamps,* NoGlniinicks, NoCkHnes! I '■ Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. LI 40* Off Ir 20* offf I S a v e 60* I ON PURCHASE OF *3.00 OR MORE j ONPURCHASEOFM.OOORMORE | I WITH THESE SPECIAL I Calcium in diet I Fresh Meat I Fresh Produce • Price Is the first word I ■ DEAR DR, LAMB — My mother says she read in one of FOOD MART COUPONS. I • I • your columns that there was a baby food on the market I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THROUGH I I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THROUGH oSai9 IjQ |U y if.| : :tl|at was loaded with calcium. Since she has that bone dis- ! SATURDAY. JUNE 24. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ^ SATURDAY. JUNE 24. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. j ■ ease she was wondering what it is. She is 91 years old. •-* I DEAR READER — By bone disease I presume you niean osteoporosis, the problem of degeneration of the bone that commonly occurs in women past the Pick Up Your Value Packed Circular menopause and about 20 years later in many men. It’s certainly true that women who are on calcium deficient diets are five times is likely to have this problem. DONNUIVKIi; WALDBAUM'S ■If your mother really needs an increased amount of Itl. VNCII \l(l> In The Store! W hile Supply Lasts! calcium in her diet, it’s true that some baby foods are an Manchester excellent source of these. The thing to do is to look at the B.S. degree labels and see if they list the calcium content. The l ’niv( rsily ol Food Mart precooked cereals are often a good source. This includes Connecticut MEDIUM Waldorf Fresh the barley with added nutrients, oatmeal with added nutrients and rice with added nutrienU. As an illustra­ PEAS Large Eggs tion, the precooked dry barley containes 736 mgs of Both. Tissue calcium in a three-and-one-half ounce portion. FOOD CLUB - 17 OZ. CAN WHITE • ASSORTED OR PRINTS FOOD MART • GRADE "A" WHITE I’m sending you The Health Letter number 6-10, Osteoporosis: Bone Softening. Others who would like this issue can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self- 2 4 ROLL 4 a c k c 1 C addressed envelope for it to me in care of The Free Corelle PACK CANS DOZEN Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, 4 S New York, N.Y. 10019. by C o rn in g DEAR DR. LAMB — My dentist cleaned my teeth and and m any other free gifts MR CHIPS OAUCNO FUOOKTOWNOaOTHIRVAailTIII GARLIC HICKORY OR ONION found that I had deterioration of the bone. He says very BURRY’S COOKIES 2«.99* PLOCHMAN'S MUSTARD 29* BARBECUE SAUCE 59* _ few people have this problem and nothing can be done KEESLOa If S P • SHRIMP CHICKIN PORK OR I f IP ONION "- except to keep the teeth clean. Can you tell me what ------ALL VARIETIES DELUXE GRAHAMS "■■<>"«'> 79* CUP-O-N OODLES r> 01 CONTAINER 49* ICED TEA MIX 'ooocvv -Jfi *1.29 causes this and can you suggest something that can be the Giftchek way PRINCH'S PUDDING CAKE RECIPE . MASHED POTATO BUDS «9* SALAD MUSTARD 59* DRINK MIXES 'oodclui "d o n e ? Could it be a form of cancer? WISHaONI DELUXE DEAR READER — No, it’s not cancer and it is not un- CmylMns ireu ihop Food Mort row mvo two .. ond that hai lo bo botlorl No«. DAILEY KOSHER DILLS 79* FRENCH DRESSING '•-■•o't.. 89* CAINS R ELIS H ’T.'Ho"r‘rTOOO ’“ 3'A°.V»1. O JARS ^common. Your description fits what dentists call DUNCAN HINES ki oddltlon lo quality grocory llama and avoryday food valuta, you can racohra Una MILK EONE REEF • ETTY CROCKER qoaWy gifta at no aitra ooal, just by aaving our Qittchock coupona. You rocolva on# peridontoclasia which is commonly known as pyorrhea. Qlftct^k coupon with aacb tS.OO purebaao and only 90 coupona (not 1200 or 1900) DOG BISCUITS •■>« 79* FUDGE BROWNIE MIX 99* TOPCO PLASTIC WRAP MEPOOT ROLL 4 j9 * fNI a Qlftchok aavor book. You'll bo amarod at how toon you'll bo axchanging yout ...y,it's associated with infected areas around the roots of the CAKE MIX QlftclMk coupona for valuaolf glha. M E t .w i h z (;i :k \ i.i) teeth and degeneration of the bone. Sometimes it’s 140 Richmond Drive TOMATO NABISCO -because of impacted food particles underneath the edge Bachelor's degree Light'N'Lively .'••of the gum or the accumulation of plaque that leads to Magna cum laude JUICE COOKIES deterioration. There are probably many different causes "PICK YOUR OWN" FRISH PRODUCt! MILK for this disorder. Saint Michael's College FOOD CLUB Chips Ahoy • Coconut C hxoU te SEALTEST QUART BOTTLE or Chocolate Chocolate Chips Vi GALLON CARTON The degeneration of the bone around the roots of the REPEAT SPECIAL BY POPULAR DEMAND! teeth may be the first sign of osteoporosis, the degenera- 13 OZ. : tihn of the bone seen in women past middle age. You PKG. didn't state your age but that’s certainly one thing that Luscious Vine Ripened should be considered. I’m sorry to say that many dentists don’t seem to be aware of this and seldom ask patients APPIAN WAY FOOD CLUi s p a n o l ir marshmallow ROTTLE that are in this group to go see their internist and have PIZZA PIE MIX 49* CANE MAPLE SYRUP 79* CIRCUS PEANUTS «««« 49* ShopRIla ASSORTMENT TOPCO MINUTE MAID Clfurther evaluation. ' TlMDIRftUrP '-OOK FOR THE ORANGE SIGNS HONEYDEWS S 4 b .$ q 2 9 i p t . $ ^ 9 9 THROUGHOUT THE STORE A-1 STEAK SAUCE '■<" 99* FABRIC SOFTENER 49* LEMONADE CRYSTALS cA*i;,%R M.69 Long Grain Rice ..bag 1 Crisco Oil ..btl, 1 Deluxe Cookies NATURE VALLEY 10 OZ PKG FOOD CLUi It is important to have regular dental hygiene with EOR EVEN MORE SAVINGSI GRANOLA BARS 99* ' “ .scrupulous cleaning out of the infected pockets by the SKIPPYCHUNKY/CREAMY AU VARIETIES ShopRItt UQUID On the Otinge Sion«, look lor the MARSHMALLOWS "oVr," 3 »1. SMUCKER’S GRAPE JELLY MR 79* lot JUMBO GAYLORD FOOD CLUB BTMn lUckori, thoy w« you ■ 'J' dentist or dental hygienist. Sometimes it is necessary to Peanut Butter ' '^r *1” Dish Detergent Ajax Cleanser 3’ "’ wtien th« Horn li going oK tUo 5 c DISH DETERGENT LiMON lOTTLE BLACK PEPPER container 49* 69* WHEAT BREAD iRornSR* -*ozloaf 59* ,, resect infected areas of the gum. In fact this whole area ShopRItt DETERGENT ALL PURPOSE . SIZE ShopRItePylANZENlLlA EACH - - comes under a specialized area of dentistry and such den- D ishw asher '"r. 39^ Aiax Cleaner TOPCO CAT FOOD v.li';,., 5 ‘c) TOPCO TRASH BAGS I COUNTPKO 99* BROWN BREAD c^ a^oVn ..oz lo*f 75« . -. tists are called peridontists. Stuffed Olives.... *.!.;5?r65^ ShopRlUCUT/FRENCH DRY ROASTED BARREL PINK/WHFTE CALIFORNIA'S BEST Because dietary factors can be important in some svi-02. QQ^ i l o z . $ i 7 9 cases I often recommend to people with such a finding ^Green Beans 4 cant V V ShopRite Peanuts ...... ■ Dove Bath Soap ‘r. 37' Vine Ripened U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED ^ LUNDY FRESH PORK SALEI J that they be sure that they have an adequate amount of GRADE'A' U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF LARGE /-I calcium in their diet. That-means they should drink at Cantaloupes SIZE EA. ° FRESH ASSORTED lleast a quart of milk a day. In addition large doses of CALIFORNIA 59 3 Legged 3 R IB ; Vitamin C seems to have helped in some patients. You IN WATER OR OIL t' jn'c' L. 9 9 ' Pork IN OIL OR WATER FHESCA/TAB BATHROOM I KSI.Ii: I.. MiCWN Seedless Grapes » 3 LOIN $149 ; might try taking 500 mgs of vitamin C a day and increase BREAST O’ CHICKEN ALL GRINDS ALBACORE SOLID PACK SWEET AS SUGAR VINE RIPENED 3 C E N T E R C U T ;your calcium intake at the same time you’re keeping 58D Ambassador Drive M.oiiit ggt Chickens Chops LB. I # CHUNK LIGHT COCA-COLA SCOTT Fresh Pineapples - London Broil I your teeth cleaned and treated by your dentist. And if you MAXWELL HOUSE CHICKEN^’,SEA BS degree E. EXCELLENT FOR COOKOUT5 LUNDY FRESH Spalding College SWEE4 JUICY ! smoke, stop. TUNA OR SPRITE TISSUE Fancy Peaches L, 59 ' (SHOULDER) Center Cut C $ 1 8 9 0 Q Q c Pork Chops l.I. single Fresh Blueberries LSTING PINT W lS S I^ FRESH roll CALIFORNIA S BEST SWEET S'“ PORK ROAST i *1.39 Pkg. Jumbo Red Onions ..“nSo .. 39' FRESH 1000 20 EMPIRE KOSHER TROPICAL DELIGHT IMPORTED PORK RIBS COUNTRY STYLE *1.39 Of consumer concern Fresh Coconuts I - » 3 9 ' Cooked LB.1 . 5 S Florida Fresh Limes OW P.ICE "1 0 FO« * 1 . U.S.O.A. CHOICE . BEEF BONELESS ^The MEATing Place f BONELESS BONELESS ^ FOOD CLUB The Dairy Wace The Frozen Food Place N Turkey TOP BLADE Summer info PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK! VEAL VEAL SLICED BONELESS-CUT FOR CALIFORNIA IN BARBECUE SAUCE STEAK * 1 . 8 9 BLACK MISSION Q Q ^ R TROPICANA ■r MINUTE MAID U S D A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS LONDON BROIL Fresh Figs VARIETY LB.T # ROLL STEW BACON ; “Summertime...and the livin’ is easy...” So goes the CHUCK STEAK VACUUM PACKED U.S O.A CHOICE eSEP ; old song. But life can be easier in the good old summer- » 1 J I LB. 1 ORANGE B EEF ROUND ^ ^ Q Q 1 ORANGE TRY 'EM you'll LIKE 'EM ■ ' tijne with helpful booklets listed in the new Summer edi- A S 4 5 S S 1 4 0 CHUCK CUBE STEAK TOP ROUND ^ 12-oz.^ USOA CHOICE lE E P BONELESS ■ • LB ■ • LB. • lipn of the Consumer Information Catalog. 9 -= CHUCK ROAST 1 JUICE carton STEAK I ■ juice can 9 ' ^01 leiDOOlDie 'O' (yOOgrapTiiCal «rr(y} OUR BEST USOA CHOICE EEEP BONELESS •Published quarterly by the Consumer Information VVEALSCALiOPINI .^3.29, SHOULDER ROAST Center of the Federal Government, the free Catalog lists OUR REST 1 INDIVtOUAUY WRAPPED SALISBURY. MEAT LOAF. BEEF. TURKEY OR CHICKEN WALDBAUM'S N. Y. STYLE DEll! N more than 200 consumer publications on subjects from 0EEF ROUND BONELESS TIP STEAK OR \u«nAf c n m ; i ;. u i\c\ \i,\> Beef 1 ... ”pk“[ 9 9 ' 1 lUNDY BREADED VEAL PATTIES ^ 99* home and auto fix-up to vacation fun. For free single Kraft American Singles Morton Dinners ’x49^ 421 Spring St. LORRAINE 1 AUFUVORS Top Round Steak M GEM FRANKS ^•*1.09 copies of the Consumer Information Catalog, just send a ALL VARS. EXCEPT BEEF FREEZER QUEEN GEM SLICED SAUSAGE *sMVE BEEF CHUCK SlEAKS, BONELESS SHOULDER CUT FOR BS degree Patties • card or letter to the Education Division, Consumer m e w Country Yogurt 3,s»1 1 Southern Connecticut COOKED SWISS COLD CUTS v.*i.o9 STEAK-UMM i 2 . 1 9 ORANCE JUICE 69* J U I L I ViOAL. CARTON 99’ information on towing a trailer the right way before you Chuck Pot Roast M start. It’s better than learning the hard way later when The Service Deli Place The Non-Foods Place PROVOLONE CHEESE mc'-A l. * 1 .7 9 EGGO GENERIC LABEL PRODUCTS BEEF UNDER BLADE BONELESS TUSO^ ameriW ‘’„7 ”'” ypu’re on the road. Chuck Pot Roast M . n" "*Non.,cto ,,.l i . * 1 .8 9 ; My Energy Book (683F- Free). Something to occupy STORE SLICED BATTERIES INC. WATERPROOF 2 NOVA SCOTIA LOX WAFFLES 2 r . 99' SINGLES PKOn . 3 9 ALL AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI ; those pre-schoolers and early elementary kids after the BEEF UNDER BLADE BONEUSS CELESTE LIGHT N' LIVELY ALASKAN LOX H.^oiucfo ,,,l, *1,79 SICILIAN SAVE 10% TO 35% summer doldrums set in. It's a storybook about saving TURKEY Chuck Steak . *1” RAY-O-VAC 30 OZ. SEALTEST a o O t energy. „ , DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF PIZZA PKG. *1.6 9 YOGURT 3 ^?PsOV _. Simple Home Repairs...Outside (095F - $1.50). Get BREAST ..’/4 -lb . Beef Cubes for Stew M FLASHUGHT PEPPERONI HOOD r “ “ T F R E E “ “ “ 1 I 5 FREE some sun and do that roof, porch or sidewalk repair you’ve been putting off. Forty pages of step-by-step in­ TASTI CHOCO GALLON A A t f IKHKWCi: HOMiMAOl BIRO'S ! GIFTCHEKS \ ! GIFTCHEKS CACCIATORE SALAMI ITYLI I WITH PURCHASE OF ANY structions. IKDIlZIIWSkl EYE JwiTH PURCHASI OF ANY i PACK* Health&Beauty Aids CREMONA IMPORTED STTUi FRIES 2iis79' GOOD " m ' 9 9 ’ Answers to questions of general interest will appear in The Ice Cream Place l')84 Old Post Hoad ! CORNING ALL PORK MORTADELLA ^.*1.99 MAIOLA eeOULAR I CORELLE this column. Address questions to: ’’Of Consumer Jhe Produce Place- Tolland FRIED SCALLOPS « . *1.29 MARGARINE 79* I UNCANDLE SET Concern," Department of Consumer Protection, State A U FLAVORS COnON-REG. 1.49 I lYBY CORNINO I BS degree CHICKEN ROLL *< i« v n m k n c o u » t « y * 2 . 2 9 COCONUT CUSTARD WALOIAUM'S WHIPPED PLAIN OR CHIVI ! THEl PERPICT PATIO LIOHT I WITH THIS COUPON AT POOO I WITH THU COUPON AT POOO ■ Office Bldg., Hartford,CT 06115. SWEET ■36 " SIZE U.S. Military MRS. SMITH'S PIE V.°o' 99* CREAM CHEESE •»"«» 63* " MART ROOD THRU lAT., JUNI ! MART GOOD THRU SAT . JUNI I Q-TIPS SHRIMP SALAD m h m l » m a o i ttii.‘1.19 CUT ORSBN OR PRBNCH STYLE I }4 LIMIT ONI t PACK ONII I H LIMIT ONI COUPON P IR U Z C w I Academy SCHORR’S eUART JAR ^COUPON P IR PAMILY. l^ p^ i^ .^ « am * am am CALIFORNIA TOP FROST BEANS 7.°l 79* PICKLED TOMATOES 69* ICECREAM FRIlHLT MADE 89‘ SWABS TUNA SALAD CHOCK PULL O' NUTS PAULY r^ A l/C C POUNOOE L ,j M t \ C O CHOC WHIRL 89* BABY MUENSTER Hi. 89* 1 CANTALOUPES OLIVE SALAD h 7 9 * TOP PROST ICE CREAM CURSOR • STILLA OFF p i Y * OFF i M . C t M A D s l f M U NOT AVAIL. IN NEW SUNDAE CUPS '.«««(. 99* CHEESE OOKOONZOLA •« 05« ' ON A l4Yi OZ. PACKAOI 49 in Store UaKery Britain and meriden I ON A U OZ. CAN The Seafood Place TUESDAr^” GERMAN BOLOGNA l. ‘1.89 FRESH m HOODS NU FORM M AYIjJD ______■ETTY CROCKER fOI. PRO. g 0 < I COUNTRY TIME P each es...... ib.49^ ICE MILK 99* ^FRESH WITH WHITE BUH ER CREAM ICING LONG JOHN FRANKS a. * 1 . 5 9 MASHED I LEMONADE LARGE “I" SIZE "HOT" BAGELS 1 2 ' < » * 1 . 0 9 I RffOUUR OR PINK I POTATO BUDS H oneydew M elo ns...... 9 9 ' I WITH THU COUPON AT P POOe 9 0 0 I I WITH WITH THU THU COUPON COUPON AT AT POOO POOO Say it where FILLET $ 1 8 9 CHOCOLATE DlllCIOUS SNACKS! HtAlTH t BtAUTY AIDSI (■ MART.UABT ROODAAOn THRU lAT.. JUNIJUNf I MART. ROOD1000 THRU UUT,. T., JUNI A “ f i f “ l CAUFORNIA *113“ SIZE (U. LIMIT ONI CAN ■ ONI V R T n i | I U. LIMIT ONI PR|.PRI. . ONI H BITW 24-oz. -i'jasra^ . FOOD MART Burrys RIOUURORMINT COUPON PIR FAMILY. ^ ^ ^ |||||^ |> COUPON P |l |l PAMILY, ^OFCOO I I , Sunkist Oranges 10,„ 99^ LAYER CAKE...... pi

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