PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Wed., June 27, 1979 Carpe-Bloking f Vogt-Baron ■»' •* Tfir~r'f-TrtTtrTn—-rrrm--fniiw V iiliiaiiii.iMi...... Kathy Jeanne Bloking and Raymond Carpe, both of Ruth Baron and Robert Vogt, both of Vernon, were k Manchester, were married June 23 at the Second married June 23 at Second Congregational Church in Few Taking Advantage I Korea Threatens Palmer Aids Red Hot 1 New Home Greenhouse Congregational Church in Manchester. Manchester. vH The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Of Low-Cost Dental Care I Nuclear Development Baltimore Orioles 1 Source of Vegetables Bioking Sr. of 250 W. Center St., Manchester. The Hassel of Bristol. ’The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and P a g e 3 1 P a g e 4 P a g e 7 bridegroom is the son of Henry Carpe of Eilington and Mrs. M. Donald Vogt of 29 Clyde Road. Manchester. 1 P a g e 1 0 Mrs. Theima Carpe of Manchester. The Rev. James MacLauchiin officiated. The Rev. James D. MacLauchiin of the Second The bride was given in marriage by her father. Congregational Church peformed the doubie-ring Mrs. Janet Skouran of Blacksburg, Va. Lynn Baron of ceremony. Bristol was bridesmaid. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white Raymond Vogt of Manchester served as best man. iianrI|eBtrr iace and siik gown designed in Princess-style with Queen Ushers were John Skovran of Blacksburg, Va., and John Cloudy Tonight, Anne neckline, lace accents on sleeves and bodice, and , Baron of Bristol. skirt terminating into a modified train. She wore a A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, Sunny Friday chapel-length veil with matching lace and carried a after which the couple left on a cruise to Nassau. They Dntallt on pagn 2 colonial bouquet of white carnations, daisy pompons and will reside in Vernon. baby’s breath. Mrs. Vogt is employed as a teacher in South Windsor. JoAnn Burns of Manchester was maid of honor. Mr. Vogt is self-employed. (Nassiff photo) Bridesmaids were Barbara Bloking of Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Joann Carpe of Manchester, the M rra lii bridegroom’s sister. House Fire turning Vol. XCVIII, No,,226 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, June 28, 1979 Barry Carpe of Manchester served as best man. Ushers MANCHESTER - A house at I • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1B81 > 20$ Single Copy « IS t Home Delivered were Craig Bloking of Vernon, the bride’s brother; and 1816 Hartford Road received David Carpe of Manchester. damage from a fire Wednesday | A reception was held at the Buckboard Restaurant in I about midnight. Glastonbury. ’The couple will reside in Manchester. Lisa Ann Reichert and Blaine Robert Lessard, both of Bolton, were married June 23 at Bolton Congregational Patrol Officer Charles Morneau I Mrs. Carpe is employed as a receptionist at Travelers I was on patrol on Gardner Street Insurance Co. Mr. Carpe is employed at Channel Home Church in Bolton. Error Delays District Meeting when he said he noticed heavy I Center. (Nadeau photo) The bride is the daughter of William Reichert of Bolton and Mrs. John Dietrichsen of East Killingly. The smoke, and pulled over to the side | “I would hope that the 300 people Mrs. Raymond Carpe bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lessard of I of the road. By JUNE TOMPKINS who came tonight will come next Bolton. Police said an unidentified man I Herald Reporter Mrs. Robert Vogt I pointed the smoking house out to I week. It’s still an important meeting. The Rev. J. Stanton Conover of Bolton Congregational MANCHESTER — The annual I urged a lot of these people to com- Church officiated at the double-ring cememony. Morneau, who immediately! Whitehouse-Josephson I reported the fire to headquarters. meeting of the Eighth Utilities e,” The bride wore an ivory colored embroidered eyelet District, was about to begin Morneau said he saw Vinton j Robert Bletchman, campaign gown. She wore a circle of baby’s breath in her hair and Wednesday night in the Bentley Webb, a resident of the burning j manager for Noone, stepped to the carried a bouquet of roses and baby’s breath. School Auditorium. District house, coming around the house I microphone after LaBelle’s an Miriam Deborah Josephson of Vernon and Jonathan Donna Curylo of Bolton was maid of honor. residents were still crowding into the nouncement, but his words were lost Brad Lessard of Bolton was his brother’s best man. I with a garden hose to put out the | Hall Whitehouse of Cape Porpoise, Maine, were married hall. to the audience who were beginning The couple will reside in Bolton. (Fracchia photo) fire. on June 24. Morneau said he helped Linda j Several persons standing outside in to leave. Bletchmann said that the the hallway were saying that if many The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Neil D. Brogek leave an upstairs room, | Noone committee “has been working more people came, they might have Josept\son of Vernon. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and also helped to bring down two I their duffs off,” and he urged the to move the meeting to a larger people to come back ’Thursday. and Mrs. Arnold A. Whitehouse of Cape Porpoise, Maine. I young German shepherd pups| place. while the mother followed. John LaBelle Sr. called the situa Rabbi Neil Kominsky of Temple Beth Hillel in South They could not hear the district’s Police said the fire, which j tion a “human error.” Windsor performed the ceremony in the garden of the attorney, John LaBelle Sr. who was originated on the front porch roof, j “Everybody makes them,” he home of the bride’s parents. telling the group the meeting would rose up the front of the house. said. Town Fire Capt. Josephj have to be postponed because the Helen Warrington, secretary of the Gail Josephson was her sister's honor attendant. Other required five-day interim between bridal attendants were Ann Peabody, Nicole Johnson and McCooe told police the firel board, said she should have made it HAVING A couldn’t have started from elec-1 public notice and the meeting had not clear to The Herald when the notice Anne-Marie Heiser. been met. trical wiring, but possibly from a [ was given them that it should have The public notice of, the meeting Stetson Heiser served as best man. ’The groomsmen thrown cigarette from the second j appeared on a certain day and said appeared Saturday in The Herald, were Russell Josephson and Matthew Josephson, floor onto the porch roof which} that perhaps she was partly to which made the meeting date only brothers of the bride; David Eldredge, Dennis Phillips was wooden shingles. blame. and David Kjeldsen. YURD four days later. The notice included a covering Police said the fire had been! J- The meeting has been rescheduled smouldering a long time and final-1 letter and a number of reports of dis for Thursday, July 5, at 7:30 p.m. at After a wedding trip to Virginia, the couple will reside ly flamed up, destroying the roof trict officials. The cover letter in Kennebunkport, Maine. I and face of the building. Police | the Bentley School auditorium. enumerated the reports and referred Reactions were varied after the an Mrs. Whitehouse is employed as a medical technician said the fire was put out quickly. to them as "published in the nouncement was made. at the Joseph W. Bergen Memorial Clinic in Kennebunk, Manchester Evening Herald on June Director Lawrence Noone, who is Maine. Mr. Whitehouse is captain of a commercial SALE?! 23, 1979.” June 23 was Saturday. Then you'll want to tell as many Out of Running also a candidate for president of the The error came to light while John fishing vessel out of Kennebunkport, Maine. (Naylor people at possible about it! And the Mrs. Jonathan H. Whitehouse photo) district, was heard to say, “This is LaBelle Jr,, attorney, who also ^ t way to do that is with a Classified MANCHESTER - Harry! what you call a snake job.” represents the Eighth District, was Ad in this newspaper. I Reinhorn announced today that he j Incumbent President Gordon returning to Manchester late will not seek a Republican! Lassow, who is running for re- Wednesday afternoon after spending nomination for the Town Board of j Charm of a Clown election, called the incident unfor a day in court. S h e H e r a l d I Directors this year. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tunate. “I was going over in my mind Mrs. Blaine R. Lessard Reinhom, who served as chair- D ® o" j? Convalescent Home with his pet toy monkey, KofC Installation Set Phtllip T^e Clown, of South Windsor, holds that seems to come alive as it perches on the “Who are you going to blame and tonight’s agenda and suddenly The Knights of Columbus, as Grand Knight. He is a communi knight; Robert A. Lukas, recorder; I man bf the Water Study Com-1 what difference does it make,” he recalled I hadn’t seen the notice in Campbell Council in Manchester, cant of St. Jam es Parish and Gerald Finley, chancellor; Robert L. mittee and as a member of the the attention of a resident at the Meadows clown’s arm. (Herald photo by Pinto) said. “If people are sincerely in The Herald.” will conduct installation of officers employed as export manager for Baughan, warden; Donald Judson, Zoning Board of Appeals, had in- j terested, they’ll come back next He said as soon as he got home he on Sunday, July 1 at the KofC Hall at Heubiein International. He and his advocate; Dominick V. Cataldo, I dicated that he might be in week.” checked and found out the notice was 138 Main St., Manchester. wife, Maureen, have four children. treasurer; and Robert Perry, Joseph terested in running for the board. But one woman told Lassow that in the Saturday paper, and then Alfred J. Cavallo of 70 Debbie Other officers to be installed are: Patapchuk, Peter F. Wojtyna and The Republicans apparently} Barry Says Part-Timers the attendance was bound to be learned that the scheduled meeting Road. Manchester, will be installed Jerry G. Possum, deputy grand Leo D. McNamara, guards. have five candidates selected | affected at the next meeting because would have to be voided because of I already for its slate of six direc- j it was right after a holiday and lots of the insufficient required interim. tors’ candidates. Reinhorn,} people would be away or on vacation. Lassow and Noone both learned of Qrads START WEEK-END AND JULY 4TH COOKOUTS AT PINEHURST however, said today he will not ] Can’t Handle CD Defense Noone was very disappointed. He this shortly after 7 p.m., they said. Here at 302 Main, buy 5 to the lb Veribest beef patties ground from U.S.D.A. I seek that sixth position on the par-} said if more attention had been given Besides the meeting notice, the Fresh Beef, 3 lb boxes of Tobin’s Franks at a special Holiday price and get the I ty ticket. i By GREG PEARSON to the public notice publication by time,” Barry said of the case. He Barry also said he will request the complete proposed budget and fire freshest Veribest Chicken Legs and Breasts ... He cited personal reasons for| Herald Reporter responsible parties, the error could S4VEAMINT said other attorneys will be needed to hiring of an investigative team of one chief’s report also appeared in the his decision. MANCHESTER — Town Attorney assist with the legal research and have been avoided. June 23 issue of The Herald. Premium Armour’s W aa u o p or two persons who would be in David Barry said he will meet soon preparation for the case. volved in researching non-legal BUHERBALL 4 to 6 lb selected CHICKEN BOLOGNA *Main StreeV with the Town Board of Directors to The hiring of outside attorneys also matters. 8 to 10 Lb. all white meat MANCHESTER — Revitaliza-| discuss additional personnel and will insure that there is some con He did not have a cost estimate for 1 .0 9 . expenses to handle the Community Young Hen ON MINTY-FRESH, tion of Main Street has been a I tinuity in preparing for the case, the hiring of the additional workers TURKEY BREASTS Development case. Our own long-discussed topic in town, and I Barry said. for the case, but he expects to have TURKEVS Friday a film about revitalization I Barry also said today that the trial Barry and his three assistants — one in time for the board’s next SAUSAGE Patties on the entire CD case will be heard 1.45 LB. efforts in other communities will} Kevin O’Brien, Thomas Prior and meeting — July 10 — when he plans to 89«'h LB. 1.69 LB. be shown. before the town’s appeal of a tem William Shea — all are appointed for meet with them. GBIM-KILUNG The Central Manchester Action} porary injunction. two-year terms. Those terms expire “I see it as being an expensive Committee of the Greater! Both sides in the case will send a this year. FRESH process, but one that has to be done,” WEAVER Manchester Chamber of! stipulation today to the Second Cir If the Democrats maintain the Barry said. HOLIDAY FRANKS Commerce will present the half-} cuit Ctourt of Appeals that asks that majority on the Town Board of The case involves the April 17th CHICKEN ROLL Tobin’s...Grote’s...Shurfine... hour film entitled “Main Street” } the appeal be withdrawn until after Directors in the November election, decision of town voters to withdraw SCOPE. at 1 p.m. Friday in the Municipal the full case is heard, he said. it is likely the attorneys would be re from the Community Development Special Feature on 3 lb. boxes Building’s Hearing Room. } The case so far has been handled appointed. ’This would not be true if program. That two-year withdrawal 1.10 . TOBIN'S 3 Lb. Lott ’The film was prepared for the} by Barry and the three assistant the Republicans win the November was approved by a 3-1 margin but National Trust for Historic} town attorneys, all of whom work election. three low-income residents have >4 . 8 7 Preservation and outlines some of I part-time for the town. Thus, the hiring of the outside at filed suit to challenge that decision. KATHRY.N L. ROBERTS CHICKEN SKINLESS FUNKS the plans, frustrations, actions} The town attorney’s office had torneys would guarantee that some Raymond Norko of Hartford Coun 12 Richmond Drive (For soiyi 3 Lb. Box $5.61 and results of Main Street} hinted before that additional help lawyers who had worked on the case ty Legal Aid is one of three legal aid I would be needed for the case, which Manchester Cut out this coupon and save revitalization projects across the} would continue to do so. representatives who represents the 25
Bv JUNK TOMPKINS nutritional aid to needy families. There up a health education library, maybe to be She said that about 90 percent of the are 157 fam ilies (232 persons) in llt-rald Kt>|Mirl)'r located in the Regional Occupational town’s administrative staff had par Duet Hairdresserg Manchester who are in the WIC program, Training Center, Dr. Turek said. ticipated in the program. The program MANCHESTER — The town’s dental Kraatz said. ’The health department now has six per was run by the Greater Hartford Council care program is not meeting anticipated The dental care program is operated sons who will be involved in housing in on Alcoholism. It was discontinued when ♦ Precision Perfect Haircuts ♦ patient response, the Advisory Board of through the Tolland Turnpike offices of spections, compared to 16 housing inspec the $1,000 cost to the town was cut from Health was told Tuesday. Dr. Michael Goodman and his associates. tors a year ago. next year’s budget. ♦ Natural Believable Hair Colors ♦ Assistant Health Administrator Ronald Dr. Alice Turek, town health director, Kraatz said the inspectors are expected Dr. ’Turek will recommend that an ad Kraatz said that 46 families (150 in said that the whole state is looking at to deal with about 200 homes during the vocate be appointed to continue with the ♦Permanently Waved Hairstyles♦ dividuals) have applied for dental care un Manchester with particular interest in the year. program, who could develop some kind of der the town program which began in town’s dental care program. Dr. Turek “We still have an outdated housing a disciplinary policy and procedure April, but only 12 families have used the told the board she will meet July 9 with code,” Kraatz said, and added that a manual. service to date. the school dental health subcommittee of revised code has yet to go before the “For one and a half years, Mrs. Duet Hairdressers Kraatz said that the low usage of the the Health Education Committee of the Board of Directors. “I don’t know how Beckwith made everyone in house feel program is “both a concern and yet it’s Governor’s School Health Task Force. they’re going to deal with it,” Kraatz said. good,” Dr. ’Turek said. “Since she has left, 5 2 1 E. Mdille Tnph. OK in the sense that we’re learning more In other business, the board was told Lois Ann Beckwith, former staff nurse there is a gap in this service.” how to administer the program.” UPI WEATHER POTOCAET • that the head school nurse, Lynn Gustaf with the Town Health Department, told Dr. Turek said she will meet with Town Manchester 649-3906 He said that the health department will son, will work during the summer with the the board that there is a need for an effec Manager Robert Weiss and represen For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/29/79. During Thursday be working with the town’s outreach to the Town Health Department to set up a tive system to assist all town employees tatives of the town’s social services to see night, scattered showers and thundershowers will be open daily & friday nites Unisex elderiy this summer and aiso to those in system for disease control. Mrs. Gustaf to recognize personal problems and have what kind of service might be provided to found over parts of the upper Mississippi Valley, Lakes the WIC (Women’s, Infants and Children) son will also help organize a lot of the opportunity for support in their the town. Region and Florida. Fair to partly cloudy skies are program, a program that provides educational material to be used in settini proco's of coping with these problems. forecast elsewhere across the nation. $50 Million ‘iVo’ New Fire Truck Arrives " Connecticut Forecast Muhammad Ali says he means it this time — he’s through fighting and not even |50 million will get Mayor Stephent Penny, left, and Fire Chief was driven from Elmira, N.Y., the site of the- Mostly sunny today with chance of a few late afternoon him back in the ring. John Rivosa compare the town’s new fire manufacturing firm. The truck was Bible School Slated / or evening showers or tunderstorms. High temperatures That's how much he turned down for one more engine to one of the older models. The new purchased with Community Development ; 77 to 82. 25 C to 28 C. Chance of a few showers or bout — with World Boxing Council champ Larry vehicle, which cost $89,447, has a 500-gallon funds and will be located at the School Street At Trinity Covenant I thunderstorms early tonight otherwise partly cloudy. Holmes. tank for water, twice the size of the old truck. station. Firefighter John Bycholski is on the ■ Lows in the 50s. Partly sunny Friday. Highs again 77 to MANCHESTER — A Vacation Bible School is being Says Ali, in Los Angeles, “I know I could beat the new truck. (Herald photo by Pinto) 82. Probability of rain 30 percent today and tonight 10 per boy, but the wear and tear on my body and the other The new truck arrived Wednesday after it planned for July 9 through 13 from 9 a.m. to noon at Trini 2 cent Friday. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph becomimg things I'm now involved in make that look awfully ty Covenant Church on Hackmatack St. The program, variable winds less than 10 mph tonight. Southerly winds small....” offering music, crafts, Bible and missionary stories, will 5 to 15 mph Friday. The only hint to the contrary comes from the be opqn to children from age four to high school age. champ's lifelong trainer, Angelo Dundee. Says he, Spending Cut for Roads Co-directors of the school are Jean DeValve and Elsie IMPROVE YOUR HOME! IT ’S YOUR BIGGEST AND BEST INVESTMENT!! “Muhammad is such a complex man. 'There’s no Grover. Extended Outlook telling what he might do. This is not an ordinary The teaching staff includes Sue Falcetta, Karla MANCHESTER - Tbe town will buildings between the intersection provements to Vernon Street, and Extended outlook for New England Saturday through earthling we’re dealing with.” Magadini and Heidi Risley, kindergarten; Jan Prince and spend less — maybe only half as and Ford Street, probably will not be renovations to Adams Street and the Shirley Hewitt, Grade 1; Suzy Sinatra and Laurie John Monday: much as originally estimated — for started until 1981, however. Adams Street Bridge. son, Grade 2; Gail Johnson and Jan Neumuth, Grade 3; Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Partly cloudy Saturday with Cozy Cottage four road construction projects, in Originally, the intersection im Giles said the estimated cost of the Dale McCubrey, Jean Pastel and Linda Jones, Grade 4; ' ' chance of showers at night and on Sunday. Clearing and cluding the improvements to the provement had been included in a For years, everyone said the 37-room mansion of intersection improvements is $675,- Lorie Daniels and Joan Laius, Grades 5 and 6; and Mat . . becoming fair Monday. Near seasonable temperatures Main and Center streets intersection. bond issue along with three other 000. Originally, he had estimated the r ' with highs in the mid 70s to lower 80s. Overnight lows in the late public relations tycoon Benjamin Hennigan and Don Hennigan, high schoolers. Everything There will be a public hearing projects. town would pay $175,000 for the work. ; the mid 50s to lower 60s. Sonnenberg was a real estate white elephant, but Directing the various interest areas will be Connie tonight for the proposed im Voters in 1977 approved borrowing Now, he figures the town’s cost will Smith, Linda Bassett and Diane Mancini, crafts; Sharon l~ Vermont: Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with a New York Realtor Patricia Mason finally found a provements at that intersection. The more than $1 million to pay the buyer. be $53,625. Dayton and Carole Schrieber, music; Mildred Nilson and chance of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. Fair hearing will begin at 7:30 in the Austrian-born perfume-maker Baron Walter town’s share for the four projects. This is because the federal govern Gloria Swensen, missions; Blossom Woodrow, nursery; ■ - Monday. Temperatures will average near the longtime Municipal Building’s Hearing Room. Danger von Langendorff — a widower in his 70s — Now, Jay Giles, director of public ment originally was going to fund 70 Nancy Gocht and Beverly Robinson, kitchen helpers; and normal for late June. Highs will be in the 70s and lower The improvements are the second will move into the Grammercy Park palace from works, estimates the town’s share percent of the cost amd the state was Coby Kitchin, posters. 80s, overnight lows in the 50s to around 60. phase of changes to the intersection, may drop below $500,000 for the four which Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish ruled New York society not going to provide any funding. Registration closes July 2 and may be made by calling Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers over which long has been a spot of traffic projects. Now, the federal government will o Build With the weekend followed by clearing Monday. Highs mostly in the 1800s. The price — $1.5 million. the church office, 649-2855, or Mrs. Patricia Anderson, snarls. The first phase was com It’s not that the cost of doing the fund 85 percent, and the state and 649-3639. in the 70s. Lows in the upper 40s and 50s. pleted recently and seems to have work has decreased, of course. But, town will split the cost of the other 15 Dollars to Donuts improved traffic flow through the in more state and federal funding has percent, Giles 'said. Long Island Sound The new Susan B. Anthony dollar coin hits the tersection. been made available for the projects, Similar increases in state and Giles said. Eighteen Volunteers marketplace Monday, and the first 100 people who The second phase, which will in federal funding for the other projects Long Island Sound lo Walch Hill, R.I. and Mon- order coffee and donuts at New York’s Chock Full clude the elimination of the Odd The other three projects are have led to the eventual expected lauk Point, .N.Y.: A weak high pressure pattern will ‘0 Nuts restaurant may break a tooth on one. Fellows Building and the block of reconstruction of Main Street from decrease in the town’s cost, Giles Join Camp Kennedy prevail during the next few days as a weak cold front To commemorate the issue. Manager Seymour S. Ford to Charter Oak Street, im said. slides southeastward into the area late today or tonight Mindel will stuff 100 donut holes with the coin. MANCHESTER — Eighteen more volunteers have becoming stationary and weakening further during Satur Says he, "The Bureau of the Mint and the Federal joined the staff for the summer season at Camp Kennedy. day. Winds mostly southwest today and tonight 10 to 15 They are Ken Allen, Gary Kozlovich, Phil Malinoski, Ken QUALITY 8' STUDS 4'x8'x1/2" EXTERIOR 4’x8’x3/8” TOP QUALITY LANDSCAPE TIMBERS knots booming variable about 10 knots Friday. Visibility Reserve board are going all out to promote the coin and this is our way of passing the buck.” Seniors Feud in Vernon Parrott, Jennifer Reilley, Janet Stevens, Linda Weiss, ECONOMY TOP QUALITY PLYWOOD SHEATHING TEXTURE M l SIDING 4x5x8’ 6x6x8’ generally 5 miles or better. Variable cloudiness through issue came up not because of the Tami Almeida, Maureen Fla veil. Friday with chance of a brief shower or thundershower The restaurant chain also ran a search for a Susan By BARBARA RICHMOND doesn’t include the senior citizens as drop-in center but because Mr. Also, Gayle Calhoun, Pam Calhoun, Lori Benoit, Sandy MILL late this afternoon or evening and again Friday afternoon B. Anthony namesake. It found three— one of them, Herald Reporter far as the director of parks amd 34 ^ 3 9 g 9 9 from Deerfield Beach, Fla. — a grandniece of the Bartlett wants to take over the Von Deck, Scott Aronson, Joanne McCarthy, Nancy CERTIFIED PRESSURE CREOSOTECREOSOTE and evening. Wave heights 2 to 3 feet today and 1 to 2 feet VERNON — A large group of recreation is concerned. Marcham 2x4x8' J programs himself,” Berger said. Wynn, Cindy Kurowski and Nicky Recesso. ■ TREATED DIPPEDDIPPED tonight and Friday. original. She, with other Susan Bs from Chicago and asked Berger if he wanted the coun ^ ■ senior citizens and Donald Berger, 8 9 1 Pressure treated. Creosote dipped to Councilwoman Marie Herbst said More volunteers are still needed. Camp sessions are Meets building code Ideal for many do-lt-yourself jobs-Indoors or Rustic, rough sawn & vertical grooved exterior Levittown, Pa., have been invited. cil to issue a gag order. “Mr. Bartlett A low-priced, stan National Forecast parks and recreation director, she felt that Berger was asking the Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Anyone dard size stud. We've requirements. "Stud outi Guaranteed against delamlnatlon. Easy to siding. Guaranteed against delamlnatlon. Won't rot or decay. retard rot & decay! pressed the Town Council Wednesday council to do what he should be doing. has every right to gripe about interested in volunteering may call Camp Kennedy at 646- got everything to Grads” stamped-your handle 8> work with I Improve your home now Ready to paint, stain or seal. Looks great on In Clean & easy to han For outdoor steps, re dle. Great low-cost taining walls & more. City 1Pest Hi Lo Kill-Crazy Computer night to make a decision on an whatever he wants to to the council,” 4763 during the hours it’s open. build Si Improve with I assurance of top with values from Grossman'sl terior walls, tool Easy to handle & work with I “You should see that everything runs luallty P.A.D. fence & morel Heavy duty. Albuquerque c 101 66 Miami Beach r 86 81 attempt by another group of seniors smoothly,” she said. he said. Marcham added that the last House & Hale and K-Mart have made donations so far Milwaukee pc 84 54 Charles Weldner swears he isn’t dead. The Social time Bartlett made a request to use Anchorage r 57 48 Security Administration’s computer swears he is — to take over senior citizen activities. Berger said, “There is no way, to Camp Kennedy. Asheville pc 78 53 Minneapolis r 81 61 A group of seniors headed by because of a difference in philosophy, the Lottie Fisk building it was denied The camp needs a phonograph, and anyone wishing to / -. Atlanta pc 73 68 Nashville c 84 64 and so far, the computer is winning the argument. by the council. Weldner — a 43-year-old father of eight — is just Lester Bartlett had asked to use the that the two of us (Bartlett and donate one may call the camp telephone number. u Billings c 85 55 New Orleans pc 91 69 Lottie Fisk Building in Henry Park Berger) can operate under the same Councilman Leonard Jacobs said Birmingham pc 83 64 New York pc 75 63 sure he’s alive, if not especially well, in Dryden, the question is about a drop-in •w. Boston c 78 61 Oklahoma City pc 88 72 N.Y., but so far, all efforts to prove it have come to as the drop-in center. The building roof and I feel the majority of the has been used for a number of other senior citizens feel the same way.” center, not a fight between groups. Brownsville, Tx. pc 94 73 Omaha pc 84 67 nothing. He said the council couldn’t give Buffalo r 79 60 Philadelphia c 76 61 activities since the former bank and Berger accused Bartlett of looking . '.r Says he, "I tried to straighten this mess out by either group preferential treatment. Yale Club Appoints Two S -/4 (Charleston, S.C. c 79 67 Phoenix c 116 80 church building on Park Place was for a place for himself and wanting to myself, but the computer has me listed as dead, so “I wish the council could draw up an GLASTONBURY — Two town residents were named to ■a I-*- Qiarlotte, N.C. c 79 57 Pittsburgh pc 81 60 I’m dead.” When the computer decided he was turned into a senior citizen center. take over the seniors’ programs. • *' Chicago c 85 64 Portland, M. pc 70 56 Bartlett objects to having the recrea Concerning a written comment by ordinance that would say Mr. executive positions in the Yale Club and Scholarship Portland, Ore, c 85 60 dead, it canceled his medical insurance — critical Bartlett and Mr. Berger shall get Foundation of Hartford Iasi week at its annual meeting. Cleveland pc 83 62 since an auto accident has left him with a mountain tion offices in the Park Place Berger about stopping trips, Berger DO-IT-YOURSELF 2 ’’x 6 " x 12 " x8” x16” DECORATIVE SOLID OR PERFORATED Columbus pc 82 64 Providence c 72 53 building. along,” he said. Robert D. Haller of 9 Ridgewood Road was elected SEWER & DRAIN PIPE of medical bills. said, “I don’t feel I could commit DRIVEWAY41 3ESEALER SCALLOP BLOCKS PATIO CLOCKS N Dallas pc 94 73 Richmond c 79 56 Councilman Robert Wehrli asked treasurer and Gerald R. Daly of 6 Park Place was named But a call to the Social Security office showed him Berger, who heads senior citizen myself to something down the road Denver pc 87 38 St. Louis pc 87 71 Berger just what he was asking the the organization’s delegate to the Association of Yale Des Moines r 82 66 Salt Lake City c 96 78 how the deck is stacked. Said a clerk, "How do I activities, said the same matter that I might not be a part of.” OUR REG. ■ % 4 3 TOP QUALITY council to do. Berger said, “We’re in Alumni for a three-year term. LOW 6.99 w -.: Detroit c 95 60 San Antonio pc 91 78 really know I’m talking to you?” Says he, "It’s pret came up in 1975 and nothing was Councilman Stephen Marcham 5 GAL. resolved. terested in a statement to the effect Thomas G. Bergin, professor emeritus of romance 5 CONSTRUCTION LUMBER Duluth r 79 55 San Diego c 83 65 ty discouraging when people tell you that you don’t asked Berger if, he was saying that Decorative edging lor walks Save at Grossman’s. Each piece Is grade Ourablel Non-skid safety tor patios, Bell end-no coupling neededi . that the senior citizen center, as languages at Yale, was the speaker. Bergin’s talk dealt Seals cracks. Resists gas & oil r El Paso c 103 64 San Francisco c 57 51 exist.” “The problem is that the Recrea he might neglect part of his job until S morel In Red, Green S stamped-your assurance of quality. . terraces & morel In Red, Green, 4"x10’ lengths. Ideal lor do-it- presently constituted, is for all senior with changes in life-styles since he was an undergraduate spills. Coal tar emulsion goes on yourself plumbing repairs! Improve Hartford 75 59 San Juan r 88 77 tion Commission and the Town Coun- the council tells Bartlett where to go. easily. Covers approx. 250 sq. It. Naturall Strong plasticretel s i n 1’ 10' 12’ 14’ 1$’ Natural or Gold fo r « great outdoor Honolulu pc 86 75 Seattle c 75 51 citizens and certain other groups can at Yale. looki Buy now & savsl your home now-Indoors & out! Sav cil are avoiding the issue. The whole Berger said the town charter Protects drives & walksi 2x4 in IM Ul u« ings! Houston pc 90 78 Spokane c 85 56 Glimpses use it at certain times. 2x1 IN ts m m UI Indianapolis pc 83 63 Tampa r 88 72 Willie Nelson will help Texas Gov. Bill Clements Most of the council members Jackson, Mss. pc 89 60 Washington c 79 64 Price Is PZC Alternate 2x1 IM 4JI m Uf IS tout the 55 mph speed limit with a performance at Menus for Elderly agreed that the present center isn’t Jacksonville pc 81 67 Wichita pc 92 72 conducive to being a drop-in center MANCHESTER - The Town Board of Directors 2x10 4J9 in m U7 IN Kansas City 84 69 the governor’s July 4 picnic in Austin ... cy c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- but rather is oriented to recreation ’Tuesday appointed Robert Price as an alternate member % Czechoslovakian dancer Lubomir Kafka, a 23-year- MANCHESTER — Menus which Friday: Baked haddock filet with Las Vegas c 112 81 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- business and organized activities for old, 13-year veteran of the National Ballet Theater will he served July 2 to 6 at Mayfair lemon sauce, parslied buttered potatoes, on the Planning and Zoning Commission. Little Rock pc 88 68 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r* seniors. Los Angeles pc 92 66 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; of Prague, won the gold medal and a $7,500 prize and Westhill Gardens to rsidents seasoned canned peas, butterscotch pud Price fills the vacancy created when William Bayer ding, whoie wheat bread, margarine, tar Councilwoman Lena Therrault said Louisville r 84 65 sn-snow; sy-sunny ; ts- Wednesday in the first U.S.A. International Ballet over 60 are as follows: was moved from alternate member to full member of the tar sauce, skim milk, coffee or tea. it wasn’t the intention to have the Memphis c 87 70 thunderstorsm; w-windy. competition in Jackson, Miss. ... James Caan will Monday: Italian meat sauce over commission. Bayer replaced John Hutchinson, Who The menu is subject to change. center used for recreation offices be on location in Bermuda next month, filming the spaghetti, grated chedse, mixed resigned from the PZC. The Almanac screen version of Neil Simon’s “Chapter Two” ... vegetable salad with Italian dressing, For Student Housing and added that the Lottie Fisk Price, who lives at 45 Huckleberry Lane, is a former Farley Granger is in Kansas City, Kan., rehearsing chilled poaches, garlic French bread, Building is being neglected because member of the Town Board of Directors. MANCHESTER — Manchester a revival of Lerner and Loewe’s musical margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. of this. Tuesday: Orange-glazed chicken, Community College is compiling a By United Press International "Brigadoon” ... Buddy Rich and Peggy Lee are in The matter was brought to the whipped potatoes, buttered mixed list of rooms or apartments for rent attention of the Recreation Commis Today is Thursday, June 28, the 179th day of 1979 with concert tonight at New York’s Radio City Music 186 to follow. vegetables, tapioca cream pudding, to students in the coming academic sion earlier this month, and the com Hall. whole wheat bread, margarine, skim The moon is moving toward its first quarter. year. Many students attend the mission agreed that no specific steps milk, coffee or tea. college from beyond a reasonable should be taken. M3-88S9 OR 643-9850 The morning stars are Venus and Mars. Wednesday: Fourth of July — The evening stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. closed. commuting distance and, therefore, The commission feels, and most jrause" Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Thursday: Beef vegetable soup, require local housing. Homeowners council members agreed-Wednesday American composer Richard Rodgers was born June assorted cold sliced ham and turkey and and landlords wishing to list rooms night, that the seniors should decide FUMSKaEOMIIIISES 2 28, 1902. , Lottery Numbers cheese, potato salad, tomato wedges, ap or apartments with the college what they want and either do it 621 HARTFORDROAD On this day in history: ple oatmeal bar, whole wheat bread, should contact John V. Gannon, themselves or come back with DAILY SPECIAL In 1894, Congress declared the first Monday in Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. associate dean of student affairs. specific requests. September as Labor Day. New England: MIXED BOUQUETS In 1919, World War I officially was ended with the Connecticut: 874. signing of the Treaty of Versailles. Massachusetts: 6429. <2.59 In 1971, the use of public funds for parochial schools New Hampshire: 7473. CASH 6 CARRY was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Rhode Island: 7848. 8 In 1972, President Nixon announced no more draftees Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in would be sent to Vietnam unless they volunteered. New England: Massachusetts: Yellow 405, Blue 89, White 5. A thought for the day: General of the Army Douglas Rhode Island: 916, 8875, 30929, 227189. MacArthur said, "In war, there is no substitute for vic Vermont: B-1, B-3,1-18, N-32, N-36, G-46, G-51, 0-67, 0- STRAWBERRIES tory.” 71. Bonus Letter B. PICK VOUROWN
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Cciilrr Bridge Club East-West: Mary Bristol and Terry Daigle, iirst; Maroaret Louise Jobes of Parkersburo, W. Va., and June 22, Manchester Masonic Temple—North-South: Frankie Brown and Ann Houser, second; Beverh' Mark Edward Royce of Manchester were married June Jim Baker and Ken Kozak, first; Bruce Mott and Russell Saunders and Irving Carlson, third. WASHINGTON - On the eve of openly or in secret.” There is no doubt whatever that the saving. When clever bureaucrats are 23 at St. Peter’s Church in Worthington, Ohio. Granniss, second; Mr. and Mrs. T .J. Crockett, A1 Palcich and George Pethis, tied for third-fourth. President Carter’s visit to South The CIA refused to comment on the South Koreans are engaged In an am juggling taxpayers’ money, that’s The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denton Jobes 'Trim Fashions East-West: Earle Curtiss and Burt Smyth, first; Mr. Korea, we have disturbing evidence report. “The whole subject of South bitious program of industrial nuclear when. of Parkersburg, W.Va. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Specializing Exclusively In and Mrs. Joseph Fecteau, second; Murray Powell and that our Korean ally has in the past Korea and nuclear weapons is development. They*^have a 564- Paper shufflers at the National En and Mrs. Edward Royce of 103 Diane Drive, Manchester. S L E N D E R IZ IN G plus-size fashions The Rev. Laurence Hummer of Worthington, Ohio, and Barbara Farrell, third. tried to force the United States to classified,” an official told our megawatt reactor going into opera dowment for the Humanities (NEH), ManrhcRlcr Bridge Club protect it by threatening to develop associate Frank Washington, “so I tion this year, a 629-megawatt reac a relatively modest government the Rev. Susan Royce of Selinsgrove. Pa., the bridegroom’s sister, officiated. June 21, Maple Street, Manchester — Burt and Flo "or The Hard-To-Fil its own nuclear bombs. They may can’t even give you any hints.” tor under construction that will be agency (current budget about $140 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Smyth, first; Irving Carlson ahd Barbara Farrell, se operational in 1982 and a 605- still be employing this form of inter However, he did not deny that Park million a year), have found a way to gown of candlelight lace and a veil of wilk illusion. She cond; Ronnie Toomey and Mary Tierney, third. CHUBEHES national blackmail. had made the statement attributed to megawatt reactor scheduled to go on keep from turning back money to the carried a colonial nosegay of tea roses and daisies. June 18 -North-South: Faye Lawrence and Mollie According to a him, or that the CIA had theorized line in 1983.' ‘ Treasury on-the rare occasions when Miss Susan Stqinbeck of Parkersburg, W. Va., was Timreck, first; Anne Ingram and Margaret Bogue, se Suitable Suspicion secret report by that South Korea would try' to A Department of Energy official a program costs less than they maid of honor. Birdesmaids were Miss Mary Ellen Brady cond; Ann McLaughlin and Mary Corkum, third. the Central develop nuclear weapons secretly. told us two more ractors — 994 thought it would. An internal memo of Cumberland, Md.; Miss Betty Gabriel of Hickory, WASHINGTON (NEA) - In full- Item: At the same time the major Intelligence On the other hand. State Depart megawatts each — have been to NEM Chairman Joe Duffey from N.C.; Miss Karen Kimmel of Columbus, Ohio; R. Stephen Trosty of Cincinnati, Ohio, served as best Elected to NACC page newspaper advertisements' oil companies have been reducing Agency, South ment officials told us that the United ordered and the Park regime is con his deputy Jack Whitelaw spells it man. Ushers were Skip Wiganowski of Menden, Mass.; service station allocations to 80 or 85 Korea’s President States and South Korea have indeed sidering buying still more in years to out. appearing in 27 major cities, Exxon John Jobes of Parkersburg, W. Va., the bride’s brother; Philip W. Woodrow of Association and attended Park Chung Hee discussed nuclear weapons, and “we come from the United States, France Basically, the little shell game in proclaims it “is not holding back percent of the gasoline provided one and Armand Pepin of Highland Park, N.J. Manchester was recently ALA’S annual meeting in — regarded in have their assurance” that they will and Germany. volves budgetary devices known as products" and tells gasoline-short year earlier, the industry has been A reception was held at the Olentangy Commons Party elected to the National Air Las Vegas. not develop a nuclear arsenal. A nation with peaceful nuclear motorists “we’re doing the best we increasing its stock of crude oil. many circles as a “one-year” and “no-year” ap House in Columbus, Ohio. Conservation Commission Though the officials expressed con capability can always turn its ' can with what we have.” Crude stocks normally are reduced puppet dependent on U.S. military propriations. Any money left over Mrs. Royce is employed by the Upper Arlington (NACC) of the American An old-timer Is anyone In testimony at a congressional in the first quarter of each year, as might for his survival— warned that fidence that there is no imminent knowledge to military production. from one-year appropriations must Schools in Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Royce is employed by Lung Association (ALA). who can recall the days hearing, a senior vice president of high inventories built up in prior “if the United States withdraws its threat that Park will go back on this This sobering fact, when taken in by law be turned over to the Chatfield Paper Corporation in Columbus, Ohio. The cou He is assistant executive when a kid got a second director of Connecticut’s addling at home because Texaco says one months are refined into gasoline and nuclear umbrella. South Korea would assurance, they conceded that the light of Park’s threat, may have in Treasury’s general fund; no-year Mrs. Mark E. Royce ple will reside in Worthington, Ohio. S Christmas Seal/Lung e got one In school. way to alleviate other products. have to begin developing its own South Koreans “still have the scien fluenced President Carter’s decision money can be carried over indefinite not to withdraw American troops the worsening In January of this year, crude nuclear weapons.” tific capability.” One official added; ly. This instance of the tail wagging “They will not use (the capability) from South Korea as he at first in So, as Whitelaw explains, when gasoline shortage stocks were an unusually low 296.6 PARK HILL JOYCE is to convince the million barrels. With the industry the dog be laughable if it weren’t for except in an extreme situation.” dicated he would. surplus funds turn up in the one-year Hence, LaFerriere Head YFW 2 But another State Department of Keeping our troops — and our FLOWER SHOP public that there’s desperate to replenish its supplies, the hair-raising possibility that Park colum n, “ (ve would ad ju st our Clayton Hence of 135 LaFerrierre is serving a commander; Jake Lagusa, vice president; Doris ficial pointed out that the memory of a real problem the total rose to 297.1 million in could make his threat a reality. In nuclear weapons — In South Korea records” to show that the money Diane Drive, South Wind second term. They chaplain; Daniel Fogarty, McCarthy, junior vice “to be approached February, 308.7 million in March, fact, another CIA report noted that a million deaths in the Korean War may be the only way the United cam e from the no-year pot. ’Then sor, and Doris LaFerrierre assumed their new position surgeon; Walter Von Hone, president; Theresa SPECIAL rationally and without panic.” 324.4 million in April and 324.4 Park was trying to buy from France and the realization that Seoul is only States can prevent membership in they find another program that had of 116 Hackmatack St., immediately following the service officer; Nicholas Varney, treasurer; Gwen OF THE WEEK But amid all of the petroleum in million in May. a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant that 25 miles from the Demilitarized Zone the “nuclear club” from getting out been funded from the no-year ac Manchester, are serving as annual Department of Pagani, quartermaster; doline Grasseleer, dustry’s repeated calls for calm and But while crude oil stocks were could produce plutonium, and essen are a constant reminder that “South of hand. As one official noted, If the count and “adjust the records” again commander and president, Connecticut convention Frank Wohlgemuth, three- chaplain; Bridget Marceau, secretary; Amy conservation, a great deal of em growing, gasoline stocks were tial ingredient of nuclear weapons. Korean is always facing the enemy.” South Koreans develop the bomb, the to show that it came from the one- respectively, of the held in Hartford recently. year trustee; Wesley Rhuda, two years; and Tucker, conductress; barrassing information about the dwindling — despite the industry Pressure from the United States and In other words, a situation that Japanese leaders could conceivably year kitty. ’That way, nothing has to Anderson-Shea Post, Other elected officers cmiuTioiis AVON ' ------Veterans of Foreign Wars are: Michael Mcfnerney, Cary Crane, one year. Evaleen Smith, guard; VEiSKIN BUNMFEU) rapidly deteriorating gasoline crisis tradition of devoting a substantial Canada led Park to cancel the order, the United States might not consider feel the need to do likewise in self- be given back to the Treasury. HH and its Ladies Auxiliary for vice commander; Ernest Auxiliary officers are: Shirley Stickney, three DOZEN tow cut WParllbi. isn’t being provided to either drivers amount of refinery capacity to gas but the d a reported that this would “extrem e” may well be deemed so defense. And there is always the “Although this may have the Uirniii the year 1979-1980. Mrs. McFadden, junior vice Patricia Hayden, senior year trustee; Helen Hovey, (TMM HI4UI or politicians. oline production during the early “not foreclose Seoul’s program to by the South Koreans. possibility that China would feel appearance of questionable $2.57 fCASH and CAARVl Ckwigfhii two year; and Florence develop nuclear weapons.” Meanwhile, there is little doubt obliged to give their client, the North FlOWCR^tntf AltItANaCUCNTS FOR BVtRY OCCASION... M2H77 Much of that information is buried months of the year. tampering with the books, it is Streeter, one year. WlllEKfELD flnlNMlq. in the statistical report issued by the Last August, the industry allowed “The South Koreans will probably among our intelligence experts that Koreans, nuclear weapons know-how perfectly legal,” Whitelaw assured No End Seen to High Prices .16 OAK ST., .MAMIIIKSTKK Tfl. 649.0791 or 649;lli:i HOF .WjhnwjltNwki Camr SlMfll as well. PARKIM; ■ MIKK URLOWSKI, l*ro|i. Department of Energy and the gasoline stocks to drop below 209.0 continue to work clandestinely on South Korea has the know-how and his boss. It could, he said, save the By JEANNE LESEM American Petroleum Institute, two million barrels — the lowest level in other less important aspects of the the resources to produce nuclear Park’s blackmail, in short, is no agency $2 million a year, by which he UPI Family Editor between weekly trips to the that have sent prices up organizations that traditionally have more than three years — and never weapons plan,” the CIA reported. bombs. In fact, a secret intelligence idle threat. means they would have that much If your food budget these supermarket? Their retail are going to continue: estimate warned that Seoul could been highly protective of the oil in adequately rebuilt them. “Seoul, of course, could try again to Fiscal Finaglers more to spend. It would of course days looks like the national prices are higher than more two-income families, dustry. have a nuclear device ready to go The month-by-month decline in obtain a reprocessing facility either When is a $2 million saving not a save the taxpayers absolutely debt, maybe it’s time to re supermarkets’ because smaller households, ' Among the disturbing conclusions gasoline stocks this year, in millions some time this year. nothing. evaluate your shopping their operating costs are working wives and that emerge from a detailed of barrels, looks like this: January— habits. greater. mothers. ’Their desire to examination of those weekly and 245.6, February — 251.0, March — Are you buying more Both are major in save money often is out weighed by their desire — monthyly reports: 241.1, April — 233.9 and May — 220.1. E t t a yi’Erv/oemSTA'ir-TTteGBufA convenience foods than fluences in the increasing or need — to save time and Item: Despite the highly publicized Item: For reasons the industry has Hl/tMg N.e.R. 79 ever — more ready-to-cook cost of food, says an article effort after a full day’s interruption of United States imports or ready-to-eat products’.' in the latest issue of never fully expalined, utilization of work away from home. of crude oil from Iran as a result of available refinery capacity con More Americans are. National Food Review, a To save time at the One result: convenience tbe revolution in that nation, there sistently has been way below average federal government check-out counter and gas quarterly. stores, the 1970s answer to was no significant decline in this throughout 1979. oline to get there, do you It’s not going to get any mom-and-pop country’s total imports iate last year It’s impossible to achieve 100 per shop at small better the authors con neighborhood groceries, or early this year. cent utilization because of periodic neighborhood groceries ini clude, because the factors are growing rapidly. planned shutdowns for maintenance The shortfall induced by the Ira and repairs as wella s unexpected nian political crisis was about 300,000 shutdowns due to accidents. The J barrels per day — not the 500,000 effective maximum utilization of barrels per day repeatedly cited by refinery capacity this year is well Energy Secertary James R. O’Connor, Nieholas below both of these figures: January Beaulieu, Ben O’Brien, Carla Anne, Pairick, Son of Lee F. Jr. ^hlesinger. But it was largely offset Jonathan, son of Gilford daughter of Joseph J . and — 87.2 percent, February — 83.8, and Linda Ann C arelli by substantially increased imports and Eileen Hennessey March — 84.1, April— 84.9 and May— Diane Leiner O’Brien of O’Connor of 24 Hemlock from Saudi Arabia. Beaulieu of 372 Tunnel 83.6. Marlborough. She was born St., Manchester. He was In fact, during the six-month Road, Vernon. He was born In summary, crude oil is available June 18 at Manchester born June 19 at Manchester June 16 at Manchester period encompassing the iast quarter but it’s being hoarded by the in Memorial Hospital. Her Memorial Hospital. His of 1978 and the first quarter of 1979, Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are U maternal gi andparents are dustry, refinery capacity is grossly maternal grandparents are total imports of crude oil into the Me, and Mrs. Carl Leiner Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas underutilizied and gasoline stocks Mr. and Mrs. John E. United States, compared with the of 99 Tinker Pond Road, Carelli of 175 W. Middle continue to dwindle. Yet the Hennessey of 65 Helaine same period one year earlier, actual Bolton. Her paternal petroleum industry can’t understand Road, Manchester. His Turnpike, Manchester. His ly increased by more than 75 million grandmother is Catherine paternal grandparents are ,why it’s the object of so much public paternal grandmother is O’Brien of Little Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. barrels of 6.8 percent. suspicion. Mrs. Lauretta Beaulieu of N.J. She has a brother, O’Connor Sr. of 73 School St., Manchester. Wethersfield. He has two He has a sister. Nocole Colin, 16 months. Marie, 2. brothers, Lee, 6, and Todd, N 4. Burke, Shane Joseph, Chmielecki, Jared son of C. Joseph Jr. and Other Editors Say ‘Nice try, but I don’t think it’il work.” Daniel, son of Daniel C. Rose Carreiro Burke of and Cindy L. Letourneau 1087 Main St., Manchester. Marsh, Adam, son of If you can forget about the price of economic powers exchange funds to Chmielecki of Andover. He He was born June 18 at Robert P. and Margaret gas for a few minutes, here’s a case support their currencies. w as born Ju n e 17 a t Manchester Memorial Andrews Marsh of Chaplin. where a rising price is good news. It is being taken as a sign of Washington Window Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal He was born June 19 at The increasing value of the dollar success of the administration’s Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial in foreign exchange markets, its emergency dollar-defense program, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Carreiro of Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Regina An price in terms of other currencies, but there are other signs that it may Mrs. Arthur R. Letourneau 161 Sandra Drive, East drews of Wallingford. His has enabled the United States to set be short-lived. of Hartford. His paternal Hartford. His paternal Different Standards for Congress grandparents are Mr. and paternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and tle its debts to foreign central banks. ’The dollar’s strength ultimately Mrs. Lucian H. Chmielecki Mrs. C. Joseph Burke Sr. of Mr. and Mrs. William The Treasury and Federal Reserve will be determined by the U.S. of Hartford. 229 Autumn St., Marsh of 64 Branford St., have taken advantage of the last By CHERYL ARVIDSON all this is that Congress exempts Court ruling, the Senate quietly comparable work and the Fair Labor balance of payments, more precise Manchester. His maternal Manchester. He has two itself from the Civil Rights Act, as it passed an amendment that calls on Standards Act that provides for a several months to repay more than $6 ly, by our success or failure in trim WASHINGTON (UPI) — A woman Blake, Krislan Ashley, greatgrandmother is Mrs. brothers, Casey, 2>/2, and does from other federal laws that set the Civil Rights Commission to study minimum wage, overtime and child billion in key currencies borrowed ming the massive payments deficits is fired by her boss. He states in daughter of Richard A. and Rosario Santoro of Jared , 8; and a sister. standards on civil and human rights any legal questions involved In labor protection. Heather, 9. last year. More, they have been able of recent years. writing that the only reason for the Barbara Bates Blake of Wethersfield. His maternal issues. eliminating the congressional Congress is not covered by the to buy up enough marks, yen and And since imported oil is the major dismissal is that a man would be able P.O. Box 191, Bolton. She great-great-grandmother Ms. Davis is another* a victim of a exemption to civil rights statutes. National Labor Relations Act that Swiss francs to leave them with a contributor to the deficit and the to do her job better. w as born Ju n e 18 at is Mrs. Santo Santoro of system that works hardships on peo Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., who requires employees to recognize and Manchester Memorial Bloomfield. combined surplus balance equivalent major exporters continue to leapfrog ’This on the face appears to be out- to some $6.29 billion. each other with their price increases, ple with some of the most pivital jobs sponsored the amendment, said the bargain collectively with unions that Hospital. Her maternal Kennedy, B r i a n and-out sex discrimination, entitling Richard, son of Richard } It is tbe first time in some 10 years there is every likelihood that the on Capitol Hill but the least amount Davis case points out the “double have won the right to represent grandparents are Mr. and Henderson, Rick the woman to an immediate recourse Mrs. Lawrence Bates of 23 Speed, son of Burce S. and and Celeste Pinckney that the United States has been com every penny of the $6.29 billion sur of power — congressional staff standard” of subjecting con employees or the Occupational Safe under provisions in the Civil Rights Tanner St., Manchester. Gloria Demeola Henderson Kennedy of 87F Tudor pletely free of debt under the swap plus is going to be needed. — Newport members. gressional employees to the “hiring ty and Health Act that requires Act that prohibit discrimination in Her paternal grandparents of 240C New State Road, Lane, Manchester. He was arrangements with which the major (Vt.) Daily Express After her firing, Ms. Davis sued and firing whims of congressmen employers to meet safety and health employment. She could seek to get are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Manchester. He was born born June 19 at Manchester Passman in the federal courts in while the rest of the country must standards in their workplaces. 2 her job back, secure back pay and Blake of 27 Dorothy Road, June 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Louisiana, charging sex discimina- abide by Civil Rights laws.” There is a congressional exemption perhaps even win damages. Manchester. Her paternal Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Starting Ju^1,1979 well be tion, but her case was thrown out. “This is the first step in what will in place for the Freedom of Informa Just such a case occurred in great-grandparents are maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tsk, tsk. ■ ;nd that he couldn’t reach the por Then came a string of appeals. be a major reform of Congress tion Act that gives members of the Congress, but Shirley Davis, the Mrs. Effie Blake of 8 Barry Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pinckney of Pineland, S.C. Such language for a president of tion of the Kennedy anatomy to In early June, the Supreme Court relationship to more than 6,000 public the right to examine most Road, Manchester and Demeola of Hartford. His His paternal grandparents offering you more than ever before. woman who was fired by former the United States. which he referred with a 10-foot overturned the Louisiana decision, employees who remain unprotected' records of federal agencies and the Francis Thibodeau of Rte. paternal grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rep. Otto Passman, D-La., has spent I Such language for a president of whip. saying congressional employees do from discrimination by the Civil Privacy Act that requires govern 1, Mechanic Falls, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kennedy of Pittsfield, At State Bank we always strive to give you the minimum deposit to qualify for high, protected years in the courts trying to get her the United States who makes much of Jimmy Carter has not been highly have a right to sue if they are victims Rights Act of 1964,” said Leahy. ment agencies to assure the com She has a sister. Shannon, Henderson of Ellington. Mass. He has a sister, most for your money. Mew Federal Regulations interest rates and yields. Beginning July 1. employment discrimination case . ’Trina C. being a born again Christian. successful in keeping pledges he of discrimination. The Supreme But others are not so optimistic. fidentiality of files they maintain on 2 settled. have allowed us to offer the following new fea President Carter’s very positive made during the 1976 campaign. ’Thus Court said the courts are the proper Congress nas a long history of imdlviduals. The reason she’s had to go through New 4 year Variable Rate Time statement as to what he would do to his statement about Kennedy, place to bring a complaint since con isolating itself from the laws in place You will hear a lot from law tures to savers. makers about how sacred they hold College News Deposit. As of July 1 we’ll be offering a new Sen. Edward M. Kennedy if the two however positive in tone, must be gressional employees have no other for others, and there are no Nmmiriniimaawii should be in a fight for the 1980 regarded as wishful thinking. Just Thoughts recourse. guarantees that procedure is iikely to the public trust of their constituents. high interest savings certificate aimed at the Among the area students Terry Road, A.S. degree, New 5-1/2% interest on Democratic nomination revives another political promise. Now, the Davis case goes back to be changed without a bitter battle. Yet they will routinely exempt Among the students receiving degrees from fashion merchandising; receiving degTees from We’ll soon be offering a small to medium investor; The interest rate is memories of the free and emphatic However, if Jimmy continues that “I will persist until I succeed.” Louisiana courts, and Ms. Davis will Among the other major exemp themselves from living under the regular savings. Johnson & Wales College and Kathleen M. Manning, Harvard University are: Paul wrote, “Forgetting what is tions Congress has chosen to bestow laws they make for everyone else, as big 1/4% more than ever before. As of July 1 based on the average yield of 4 year CJ.S. Gov language of presidents of yesteryear. sort of verbalizing it may be try again to get the same sex- 100 Bretton Road, A.S. behind, I strain forward to what is are: Manchester: Grace M. It suggests a Lyndon Johnson or necessary to send him back to discrimination protection that is af on itself are freedom from the Equal if they deserved a special status. Dolton: Randall Potter- degree, culinary arts. ernment Bonds. Another feature for our custom before me. I press on towards the Belfiore, 40 Forest S t.; you’ll earn 5-1/2% yielding 5.73% yearly on regu perhaps a Harry Truman. Georgia for a bit of counseling from forded to private-sector employees. Pay Act that requires women to But surely if it’s good, enough for ton, 139 Bolton Center Silver Key Honor Society. goal.” (Phil. 3:13). Each day we are Lorriane M. Roberts, 43 lar passbook and statement savings accounts. ers is they may determine the length of maturity Sen. Kennedy, obviously enjoying brother Billy. — Portland (Maine) About the time of the Supreme receive the same wages as men for us, it must be good enough for them. Road, A.S. degree, Richard Road; George K. tested in some way. Failures do not from 4 to 8 years at their option. And the the moment, suggested that what the Press Herald culinary arts. Rockville: Lisa J. Sweetnam, IM Hollister blot out the goal but challenge our president really intended to say was SCOOPS liyPwigSMfyt Coventry: Jane Spink, 92 Leighton. 12 King St., A.S. St.; and Edward J . Colt- New, low minimum required minimum deposit is just $100. that he would “whip inflation.” determination to succeed. ;. Upton Drive, A.S. degree, degree, travel-tourism man, 125 Baldwin Road. n w r ? O.K., HE’S AN OPP ONE. On all our time deposit accounts Starting July 1, you’ll be getting more than A presidential aide at first tried to Yesterdays Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon ? dietic technician. management. deposits. HE PIPN'T EVEN LOOK AT MV LICENSE PLATE/ ;; East Hartford: Scott South Windsor: Paul F. back away from the whole matter St. James Roman Susan K. Wright of of one year or more, you’ll now n e ^ only a $ 100 ever before at State Bank. ' TEXXOI1GIS \ - Casey, 14 Westerly Zdanis, 2727 Ellington Manchester, has been but later observed that he doubted 25 Years Ago Catholic Church ^Terrace, A.S. degree All interest is compounded daily from day of deposit to day of withdrawal or maturity and credited to your account monthly. The 10th annual reunion of the SERVICE STATION Road, A.S. degree, named to the dean’s list at Carter intended to say he would culinary arts; Stephen J. FD IC regulations require a substantial penalty for premature withdrawal from Tim e Deposits. Manchester High School Class of 1944 V U O t e / %J f f I C f UO I C CALIFORNIA culinary arts. Nochols College for the se “whip inflation.” Casp.arino, 52 Branch draws 140 former classmates. ■“ Vernon: Stephen Bello, cond semester. The president’s language seems'to “They are everywhere and they Drive, A.S. degree, 79 Bette Circle, B.S. be much more positive than the con 10 Years Ago squish under your feet. They are culinary arts; and Rodney degree, hospitality Miss Wfight, a freshman cept he advanced. Manchester State Rep. Donald at Nichols, is a graduate of ugly.” Roush, 41 Wickham Drive, management; Edward There is a widespread notion that if Genovesi criticizes General . A.S. degree, culinary arts. Chase, 96 Jonathan Drive, Manchester High School. — Louis Cyr, town manager of gj-SEjlRV BR^ Assembly for approving a $50,000 Manchester: Donna A.S. degi ee, cuiinary arts; She is the daughter of Mr. S ta te B a n k Messers. Carter and Kennedy were Madawaska, Maine, talking about For Savings in a contest for the Democratic bond item to study feasibility of state Demko, 74 Tuck Road, A.S. Donaid Weber, 23 Fairview and Mrs. Gilbert Wright of purchase of 212 acres of Case Mt. the difficulty his community is 66 Mather St., Manchester. nomination. Carter would be so far degree, culinary arts; Avenue, A.S. degree, Hartford • Canaan • ^ Hartford • Enfield • Glastonbuiy • Simsbuiy • West Hartford having with an invasion of tent ' Dawn M. Des Rosier, 29 retailing. caterpillars. PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979— PAGE SEVEN Panel Backs Obituaries ) Citizen Group Organizes Talcottville Ernest “Bud” Lurson Mrs. William Sonnenstuhl Thoughts ApLENty GLASTONBURY - Ernest "Bud” Palmer Back in Groove EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. T.iliian Larson, 60, of West Willington, Scanlon Sonnenstuhl of 19 Chapman NEW YORK (UPI) - Rick Dempsey and Kiko Garcia off RiivuIh 10, A's J Preservation formerly of Hebron Avenue, Glaston To Fight Manchester Bias loser Mike Paxton, 4-4, gave Palmer St. died Tuesday at her home. She Anyone hoping for a respite Al Cowens and Pete LaCock each bury, died Wednesday at Manchester American League a 1-0 lead in the third inning. Garcia Bv B.4RBARA RICHMOND was the wife of William H. ment, education and physical and and cooperate with public and from Baltimore’s steamroller knocked in three runs and Amos Otis Memorial Hospital. He was the hus Sonnenstuhl. MANCHESTER—The Manchester By Len Auster singled in the seventh and scored on Herald Reporter Citizens for Social Responsibility, a mental health services without private agencies to “maintain a act in the East Division race scored three times to spark the band of Mrs. Nora Conlon Larson. Mrs. Sonnenstuhl was born in Pat Kelly’s double up the right- VERNON — On request of the new civic group, now exists, com regard to race, religion, sex, age, progressive social, political and Royals. Mr. Larson was born in Glaston Faust, N.Y., and had lived in the- may be disappointed -- the center field alley. Ken Singleton Talcottville Neighborhood Associa plete with bylaws and officers, national orgin or economic status.” economic environment in contribute,” said Palmer. “I had a bury and lived here until moving to Hartford area most of her life. Orioles now have Jim Palmer scored Kelly with a single to left. tion, the Town Council voted Monday Wednesday night, Betty Tonucci It will also promote the delivery of Manchester.” good curve and an excellent change- West Willington 15 years ago. He had Before retiring in 1971, she had been Days are Numbered back. In other AL gam es, Boston Rung).-rs 4, .Angels 2 night to endorse recommendations and Robert Faucher were elected co human services to all town residents. Another aim of the group is to par up late in the game and a good fast Oscar Gamble, batting ,606 in his been employed as a maintenance employed by the Southern New How many days will it be before Reggie Jackson becomes an “He looked like himself,’’ defeated Detroit. 3-1, Milwaukee concerning the proposed highway man at Flanagam Bros, for many chairpersons of the new group. Faucher said there are “very little ticipate actively in local elections by ball sometimes. 1 still have windup held off Minnesota, 9-8, Kansas City last 12 games, drove in three runs England Telephone Co. for many human services left in this town and taking a stand on local issues. ex-Yankee? Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver problems biit that’s from inactivity.” expansion in the Talcottville area, years. He was a member of the Jack years. She was a communicant of St. Joanne Mikoleit was elected thrashed Oakland, 10-3, Texas topped with a single and a towering home any social service program we have Originally written for the group to It makes for good speculation, and said Wednesday night, after the Palmer, in pitching his fifth com "in as strong a manner as possible.” and Jill Bowling League of East Mary’s Church. secretary, and Kristy Harris, case, the young regulars California, 4-2, and Seattle beat the run to boost Texas over California Henry Z. Moses, chairman of the treasurer. will be threatened if a there is a con support local candidates, this section for office pools, but it seems ap veteran right-hander dealt the plete game in 14 starts for his first Hartford and the Eastern Connec She is also survived by a daughter, producing and the crafty, veteran Chicago White Sox, 4-3, and into first place in the American association, told the council that the The purpose of the group, accor servative turn in the town elections.” of the bylaws was changed after parent the end is near. Why else Cleveland Indians their 10th straight victory since May 5, lost his shutout ticut Sportsmen’s Club of Ashford. Mrs. Elizabeth Carlo of Vernon; a members of the pitching staff are jp fp a r Ci ^ League West. proposed expansion of Interstate 86 ding to its bylaws, is to serve as an ’The group will also promote in members complained that the pur would New York purchase Bobby coming through. Bill Lee (Red Sox “ ' ' ' when Toby Harrah led off the ninth Brewers 9, I'wins 8 Mariners 4, While .Sox 3 He is also survived by two sons, brother, Howard Scanlon of Rocky Palmer has started just three would have a serious impact upon the “advocacy ^oup for equal access to formed citizens participation in the pose of the group was not to support Murcer, another rightfielder. It faithful will remember the name) is with his ninth home run of the Ben Oglivie hit two solo home runs Ken Kravec walked Ruppert Jones Leonard Larson of Marlborough and Hill; a sister, Mrs. Winifred Calbi of games this month because of ten- environment and recent historical James Larson of Oklaholma; a fair and suitable housing, employ making of governmental decisions candidates, but issues. needs another one like it needs for a 7-game winner for the Expos and season. Palmer, 7-3, finished with a and Gorman Thomas added a two- with one out and the bases loaded in Hartford; three grandchildren and a Rich Gossage not to pitch again this four-hitter. run shot as Milwaukee built up a 9-0 findings in the village of Talcottville. daughter, Mrs. Louis (Audrey) great-grandchild. Steve Rogers and Ross Grimsley the bottom of the ninth, to hand year. have also been effective. “I’m happy I won and managed to Consecutive singles by Rich Dauer, lead and held on for the win. The highway project is well under Maffessoli of Hebron; three The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Chicago its sixth straight loss. What’s wrong with Jackson? He’s a Houston’s young pitchers have way and is nearing the area in ques brothers, Charles Larson of East from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 tion. Moses said the air and noise talent, not a Superstar. That latter taken the league by storm while Hartford, Frank Larson of South Main St., with a mass at St. Mary’s Group Eyes Six Issues pollution levels are greater than phrase has been overworked by Windsor and Elm er Larson of Church at 9. Burial will be in Hillside veteran Joe Niekro is the major's top recommended by Department of En women for town employment. The will also act as an advocacy group for many. Florida; two sisters, Mrs. Edmond Cemetery. MANCHESTER - The Manchester winner with 11 triumphs. Speed also RSox Resume Winning Ways ^ standings vironmental Protection engineers in Citizens for Social Responsibility has group will also work with the town’s the involvement of these groups in But, anyways, Jackson will hit (Grace) Foley of East Hartford and Friends may call at the funeral has been a big part in the Astros’ the area of the gorge and Dobson official decision-making bodies to town politics. some home runs for you and drive in Mrs. John (Evelyn) McCann of home tonight from 7 to 9. selected for study six issues, ranging success. They steal a base, take the DETROIT (UPI) - Don elected to throw catcher Gary Alien- done. Road. Marlborough; and 12 grandchildren. from the need for more low-income reach this goal. The executive com It also hopes to serve as a support some runs in key situations. What's extra one, and make things happen. Zimmer was determined not.to son’s sacrifice bunt there. National League Sam Epstein mittee will formulate a statement of wrong with that. Nothing —if that "I really liked the way Finch "This will ruin one of the most The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 housing to the formation of a town group for residents who have suf In the American League, no one let Champ Summers be the It turned out to be the play that pitched," Zimmer said. EasI MANCHESTER — The funeral of Fair Rent Commission. the group’s intent in this matter. fered discrimination in obtaining was left by itself. beautiful areas in this town and this a.m. from the Glastonbury Funeral figured Baltimore would be in front hero again. turned the game. Evans beat the “I really liked the way Underwood W L Pet. GB Sam Epstein of 80 Green Manor A task force will be named to study MSCR plans to put pressure on the But Jackson is opinionated and _ state," Moses said. Home, 450 New London Turnpike, housing. Later, it plans to expand in the East, not with New York and throw and Jerry Remy laid down his pitched," Anderson said in turn. "He Montreal 42 26 .618 The members of the association with a mass at St. Paul's Church at Road, who died Tuesday, is Friday at the need for possible additional low- Democratic and Republican town this program to cover employment. vocal. So is new (?) Manager Billy Boston present, but the Orioles have And so the Boston Red Sox second successful sacrifice bunt of Pittsburgh 36 32 .529 6 resumed their winning ways pitched from behind, he threw recently conducted a "dig” in the 10. 11 a.m. at the United Brethern of cost housing in town and make com m ittees to have more non- A subcommittee will be be named to Martin and that's where the been taken too lightly. They have the game to move the runners up. offspeed stuff when he was behind Chicago 35 32 .522 6‘i area of the gorge and Moses said that Wednesday night by recording a 3-1 Friends may call at the funeral Hebron Synagogue, Routes 85 and 86, specific recommendations to the property owners and low-and set up the structure of this program chemistry breaks down. You have home run power and maybe the best That induced Manager Sparky and he got his breaking ball over. I St. Louis 35 32 .522 6 >.'2 Dr. F. Warner, an archeologist from Hebron. and to make contacts with local two egotistical beasts, highly victory over the Detroit Tigers. It home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 group on what action should be taken. moderate-income residents pitching staff in baseball. Anderson of Detroit to change from didn’t like him in the situation he was Philadelphia 37 35 .514 7 Central Connecticut State College, p.m. Burial will be in the Workmen’s “Low income housing was defeated represented on town commissions. It groups dealing with such matters. volatile, and they just doh’t mesh. California has seen its lead slip in was Boston’s sixth win in its last Underwood to Dave Tobik. Rick New York 28 29 .418 13'/2 seven games. in in the eighth. He’d seen Burleson found 15 to 20 foundations in the area. Circle Cemetery, Perkins Corner, when the Community Development Jackson and Martin went at it the AL West. Texas and Kansas City Burleson greeted him with three times and I didn’t like the idea Mrs. Margaret A. Dalrymple Mansfield. before, in front of a national teevee Summers, whose two-run single in W esi "These foundations once thought to funds were lost, but the need in com have started to play well while sacrifice fly, tying of him facing him again. W L Pet. GB be 'The Ravine Mills' are, in fact, The family suggests that any munity was never addressed by the audience, and without provocation Minnesota hangs tough. That division the eighth inning Tuesday night VERNON — Mrs. Margaret A. the game 1-1. "I was hoping Tobik would strike Houston 46 31 .597 _ memorial gifts may be made to the Area Police Report are ready to pick up where they left brought Detroit from behind to a 6-4 those of the Tankerhoosen Cotton Dalrymple, 68, of 24 Jan Drive died Community Development committee race could be the closest of the four. “ 1 w as ju s t him (Burleson) out. But no matter Cincinnati 39 35 .527 5>/2 Company owned by Peter Dobson in Heart Association of Greater Hart or by the town while it was getting off. victory, had hit a solo home run off Wednesday night at her home. She An interesting summer seems to be trying to get it what, he (Underwood) wasn't San Francisco 37 37 .500 7‘/z 1811, one of the first cotton mills in ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. rookie starter Joel Finch in the was the widow of Lester W. Dalrym those funds,” Ben Rubin, a member South Windsor South Windsor, and Craig were taken They appear now to agree on one developing. tied,’’ said pitching to (Jim) Rice." San Diego 34 44 .436 12‘/2 the United States and eligible for the statement —a parting of the ways is seventh inning Wednesday to break a ple. John Kovacs of the new group, said. A pedestrian and the driver of one to the hospital. Police said Miss Manager Zimmer Rice doubled to start the ninth Los Angeles 33 43 .434 12‘/2 National Register,” Moses said. inevitable. scoreless deadlock. Mrs. Dalrymple was born Aug. 8, Upon his suggestion, the group ap of three cars involved in a double ac Reuss suffered a leg injury and possi Bits and Pieces of Boston, who against Tobik, who walked Bob Wat Atlanta 29 45 .392 15‘/2 Moses said the area must he COVENTRY - John Kovacs, 71, of New York —the Big Apple -just The way rookie starter Pat 1910 in New Bedford, Mass., and had 114 Spring Road died Wednesday at proved a study of the feasibility of cident Wednesday night were taken ble internal injuries and Trask Two former East Catholic d e fie d th e son and got Carl Yastrzemski on a protected because it is one of the lived in Manchester for 14 years the town establishing a Fair Rent isn’t big enough for both. Underwood was pitching for the traditional baseball a.xiom of playing W ednesday’s Results Manchester Memorial Hospital. He to Hartford Hospital with injuries. received a facial laceration. hoopsters will reappear in the area. popup to second. San Diego 2-2, Atlanta 1-5 ancestral sections of the town, as before coming to Vernon five years Commission. The state statutes give Tigers, it looked as though that was for a win on the road and a tie at was the husband of Mrs. Ruth Police said Anthony Elia, 17, of 505 Elia was charged with failure to Lanky Rob Smith plans to attend But Butch Hobson drove a double Chicago 11, Philadelphia 4 well as one of the founders of the cot ago. She had been employed as a the town an option to set up such a all he would need, Underwood home. Lehman Kovacs. Oakland Road, South Windsor, was drive to the right and failure to ob Trinity College while Gary Carlson is off the wall in left-center to break the New York 12, Pittsburgh 9 ton industry in the United States. saleslady at Casual Corner, Hart commission, which will be a Surprise Leaders allowed just two hits and struck out “Ordinarily 1 wouldn't do that,” he Mr. Kovacs was born Nov. 23,1907, traveling west on Route 194, went off tain a driver’s license and Trask was ■ transferring from Assumption tie and Tom Poquette sat out a 43- St. Louis 5, Montreal 0 The association wants, and the ford, before her retirement. She was mediating body with the power to eight batters entering the eighth. said of the two straight bunts, “I in Pocahontas, Va., and had lived in the right side of the road and struck a charged with driving at an un Montreal and Houston have, for the College to the University of Hart minute rain delay to stroke a Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles 1 council strongly agrees, to have the a member of the Manchester Church subpoena and make enforcable guard rail and then continued on reasonable speed and driving while . moment, comfortable leads in the ford... But Dwight Evans singled to open probably wouldn't do it again in 25 Manchester for 30 years before com the eighth and reached second safely sacrifice fly to left against Milt San Francisco 6, Houston 3 median strip reduced to the of the Nazarene. decisions in specific cases, Robin crossing over to the left side and his license is under suspension. National League East and West Muhammad Ali has retired. times. After all, they have the best of ing to Coventry four years ago. when first baseman Jason Thompson Wilcox to give the Red Sox an impor minimum distance required. Plans She is survived by two daughters, said. collided with another car. Elia is scheduled to appear in court ‘ Divisions respectively. Question: Will he stay retired —or it. They have the last shot. That’s the tant extra run. Today's Games are to have a 104 foot median divider. Before retiring, he had been Atlanta (Brizzolara 2-2) at San Mrs. Malcolm (Lois) Hadden of Ver employed at Colt Firearms, Hart The group will investigate the The other car was driven by on July 6 and Trask on July 10. Not many predicted this in pre come back for that ‘one last fight’? only reason 1 can tell you why that’s Reducing it would protect the gorge Diego (Lolich 0-2) non and Mrs. Lonnie (Lorraine) ford, and had operated his own status of the town’s Housing Code, a Herbert C. Schneider, 57, of Ashley Vernon season. They had good reason based Don’t ask why but the feeling is area and the foundations that are Carpenter of Cresco, Pa.; a brother, task the defunct Community Falls, Mass. Police said Schneider on track records. Reggie (Jackson) will land up in San Houston (Williams 23) at San Fran mason contracting business. Michael P. Prokop, 28, of 15 Middle next to and beyond the taking lines of Archie Mulholland of Waterbury; a Development committee was doing Why the turnabout? In Montreal’s Diego. Just has a good ring to it. cisco (Curtis 3-3) He is also survived by three left his car to call police and the third Butcher Road, Ellington, was Leaders the Department of Transportation. sister, Mrs. Pearl Frost of before it folded. car, driven by Craig W. Trask, 22, of New York (Kobel 3-3) at daughters, Mrs. Eleanor K. AlfonsI charged Wednesday night with third- Third One-Hitter Moses said this would also protect The town’s newest civic group will Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 5-4), N Manchester; and four grandsons, of Durham, N.C., and Mrs. 42 Roberts Drive, South Windsor, the pond and its surroundings by ask the town to implement its Affir degree assault. He allegedly struck a Batting Cincinnati (Bonham 3-1) at Los James Hadden and Robert Hadden, Jeannette C. Kelly and Mrs. Shirley struck the parked car and pushed it having a larger buffer zone between mative Action Plan by making an minor male. He was released on his Angeles (Welch 4-5), N both of Vernon, and David Carpenter C. Jean, both of Manchester; a son, into three pedestrians. Nalionol Lragiir the highway and the park. The and Mark Carpenter, both of Cresco, agressive and effective recruitment promise to appear in court in Borg One of the pedestrians, Cheryl in Scare G AB H Pet. Charles J. Caselli of Los Angeles, For Card Hurler association already has gotten the Rockville om July 3. Pa. Calif.; two brothers, Frank Farkas of racial and ethnic minorities and Reuss, 17, of 37 Greenfield Drive, Hendrick, St. L 67 237 81 .342 American League state to agree to put in a wooden The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. and Joseph Farkas, both of New Foster, Cin 66 248 84 .339 NEW YORK (UPI) — Silvio Martinez, who speaks little Easi noise barrier rather than the usual at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Jersey; a sister, Mrs. Helen Kutis of Mazzilli, NY 68 258 86 .333 English, could have learned a lot Wednesday night by following a W L Pet. cement one. Before Victory GB Center St., Manchester. The Rev. Cleveland, Ohio; and eight Rose, P h il, 73 283 94 .332 Baltimore 50 23 .685 — The DOT also will be asked to ex trail of curses left by the overmatched Montreal Expos on their Neale McLain, pastor of the Church grandchildren. Winfield, SD 78 288 95 ,330 Boston 45 26 .634 4 tend the wooden noise barrier from way to the dugout. of the Nazarene, will officiate. Burial WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) — Bjorn Borg is still stalking Simmons, St. L 62 221 71 .321 7-5. Ken Oberkfell and Mike Phillips Milwaukee 42 32 .568 8>/2 the point where the flyover is to go The funeral is Saturday at 7 p.m. at The 23-year-old Martinez, born in will be in East Cemetery, Hernandez, St, 68 274 87 .318 New York 40 34 .541 across the highway to Dobson Road, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., this year’s Wimbledon championship — barely. the Dominican Republic, settled for singled and Templeton beat out an in 10>/2 Manchester. Garvey, LA 76 309 98 .317 field hit to load the bases with one Detroit 33 36 .478 15 to protect the park area from noise Manchester. The Rev. Robert Even the somber Swede, chasing a j the third one-hitter of his career Friends may call at the funeral Templeton, St. 65 279 88 .315 out. Brock singled in two runs and Cleveland 32 40 .444 17Vz and disturbance. Heavilin, interim pastor of the First modern-era record of four con Wednesday night in pitching St. Louis home Saturday from 10 a.m. to the Congregational Church of Coventry; Matthews, Atl 74 297 93 .313 Templeton scored on Tony Scott's in Toronto 24 52 .316 27V2 "Time is of the essence. We only secutive men’s titles, admitted he to a 5-0 triumph over the Expos, time of the service. will officiate. The burial will be Wimbledon Knight, Cin 71 256 80 .313 field hit. have two weeks left to get what we The family suggests that any nearly walked the tightrope once too snapping the Cardinals’ four-game West private, in East Cemetery, often while edging India’s Vijay W L Pet. GB need, and let us state that we can do memorial gifts may be made to the American League losing streak. Cubs I I, Phillies 4 Manchester. Amritraj, ^-6, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6, 6-2, in a But Borg conceded his Wimbledon Texas 41 33 .554 — this with everyone’s cooperation,” Organ Fund of the Church of the G AB H Pet. “I never think that I want to throw Friends may call at the funeral two-hour, 44-,fninute, second-round party must end some time. He has Major-league leader D.ive Kansas City 41 33 .554 — Moses said. Nazarene, 236 Main St., Manchester. Smalley, Min 70 265 96 .362 a no-hitter,” the young right-hander, home Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 match Wednesday. now won 23 successive matches since Kingman belted his 26th home run California 42 34 — Carew, Cal now 6-2, said. “I just think I want to .553 p.m. Major rival J^hn McEnroe, the he last lost here against Arthur Ashe 51 186 66 .355 and Jerry Martin homered in his Minnesota 37 33 .529 2 Bochte, Sea win.” The family suggests that any second-seeded New Yorker, had his in the 1975 quarter-finals and it’s get 72 264 93 .352 fourth straight game as Chicago Chicago 32 41 .438 8V2 Kemp, Det He retired 22 batters in a row I Manchester Police Report memorial gifts may be made to the problems, needing four sets and two ting harder every time to preserve 66 243 85 .350 buried Philadelphia under a 17-hit at Seattle 33 43 .434 9 Downing, Cal before Duffy Dyer ended the no-hit American Cancer Society, 237 E. tiebreakers to dei^at Britain’s his unparalled record. 69 249 87 .349 tack. Oakland 22 54 .289 20 MANCHESTER — Police arrested Brett, KC bid with a two-out single in the eighth • Roland Boucher, 20, of 23G Center St., Manchester. Buster Mottram, 6-7, 7-6, 6-2. “There is no way I can keep on win 74 315 105 .333 Ronald Gosselin, 17, of 325 Kelly Charles Drive, charged with misuse Rice, Bos inning. Reds 9, Dodgers 1 W ednesday's Results But that was nothing compared to ning,” he said. “I will have to lose 71 281 92 .327 Road, Vernon, on two warrants of plates and operating an un Grich, Cal “I was just trying not to strike out- Rick Auerbach’s bases-loaded dou Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1 Card of Thanks the alarm bells ringing on Court No. 1 sometime.” 75 257 84 .327 handed down by the Superior Court registered motor vehicle. Molitor, Mil 68 274 ,” Dyer said of the 2-2 pitch he lined ble highlighted a four-run fifth inning Boston 3, Detroit 1 We wish to thank all of our nei^bors, friends and as Borg battled to save his crown. 89 .325 charging him with two counts of But Borg doesn’t plan to abdicate into right field’ and Fred Norman tossed a six-hitter Milwaukee 9, Minnesota 8 • Joseph Svirk, 21, of 8 Bellevue relatives for the many acts of kindness and sympathy “When he led two sets to one and 3- just yet. Wilson, KC 66 212 69 .325 failure to appear in the first degree Ave., Rockville, charged with dis shown us in our recent bereavement. We especially Cowens, KC 53 200 65 .325 Martinez allowed only one to lead Cincinnati to an easy win. Kansas City 10, Oakland 3 in connection with two separate in thank all those who sent the beautiful floral tributes. 1 in the fourth, I thought I would lose “I know I will have to play better baserunner before Dyer. Andre Daw Giants 6, Asiros .3 Texas 4, California 2 orderly conduct. Police said there Marge Litvinchyk and children cidents. the match for sure,” the 23-year-old when I m eet Hank P fister on son reached in the first inning when Willie McCovey’s bases-loaded Seattle 4, Chicago 3 have been complaints that Svirk has Swede confessed later. Police said Gosselin was presented Friday,” he said. “He is a big serve Home Runs left fielder Lou Brock dropped his single drove in the tie-breaking run Today's Games been annoying employees and Card of Thanks “And after I broke back and he It'.d and volley man and he likes to come in court and released without a bond customers at Woman’s World Health National League — Kingman, Chi popup for an error. Brock atoned for and Darrell Evans added a two-run Milwaukee (Slaton 7-3) at The family of Edna T. Maxwell who passed away * me 0-40 on my serve to 4-2 again I into the net fast. You have to play because there are two other police Spa at 330 Broad St. April 30,1979 wishes to thank all their m ends for the 26; Schmidt, Phil 21; Foster, Cin 19; the miscue in the sixth by racing to homer to lift San Francisco to vic Minnesota (Goltz 6-6 ) expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, con thought I’d lose.” very well against that type of Lopes, LA and Simmons, St.L 18, tory. departments with outstanding • Barry D. O’Connell, 24, of 131 tributions to the American Cancer S^iety, Mass con left-center to snare a drive by Chicago (Baumgarten 5-5) at Seat But then Borg reeled off five player.” American League — Lynn, Bos 19; warrants for his arrest. Park St., charged with breach of tributions and other kindnesses during tUs time of Warren Cromartie as Martinez ended tle (Parrott 6-2) sorrow and loss. i' straight points, “although I had a ^ r g doesn’t go out deliberately to Thomas, Mil 18; Rice, Bos 17; Police also made the following peace in connection with an incident up with seven strikeouts and no Padres 2-2, Brates I-.'I Cleveland (Wise 6-5) at Baltimore The Wilfred J. Maxwell Family lucky top-spin forehand volley for 15- run his Wimbledon matches so close Singleton, Balt and Grich, Cal 16. arrests: 114 Unwood Drive walks. Glenn Hubbard's two-run double (D. Martinez 10-3), N near Carry Nation’s Cafe. 40,” he admitted. to the wire, but it has become almost Mancheitef, Conn. Runs Baited In Garry Templeton led off for the snapped a 1-1 tie in the sixth and Gene New York (John 11-3) at Toronto The deciding set went Borg’s way as much of a Wimbledon tradition as National League — Foster, Cin 64; Cards with a single, stole second and Garber posted his 14th save in the (Moore 1-0), N from the start, even though Amritraj strawberries and cream and the fans Kingman, Chi 60; Winfield, SD 55; came home on a two-out single by nightcap after San Diego won the Boston (Renko 5-2) at Detroit DOT Worker Killed managed to save seven match points aren’t complaining. DECORATING BY Simmons, St.L 52; Clark, SF 51. Dane lorg, and they added three runs opener with a pair of ninth-inning (Billingham 6-4), N before netting an easy volley to final The third day’s play attracted an ANDOVER — A state Hospital. Don & Joanne Harris American League — Lynn, Bos 62; in the second off loser Steve Rogers, runs. Oakland (Norris 1-5) at Kansas Department of Transporta Police said Atkins was ly seal Borg’s victory. all-time record crowd of 38,295. Baylor, Cal 59; Bochte, Sea 57; Rice, Custom Draperies and City (Gura 5-6), N tion worker was killed and making a sharp right turn Bos and Thomas, Mil 54. California (Barr 3-3) at Texas a fellow employee critical from Hutchinson Road Upholstering Stolen Bases Slipcovers, Bedspreads (Jenkins 7-4), N ly injured when the car when his car veered into National League — Moreno, Pitt Mets OutslugPittsburgh they were riding in collided the left lane of Route 6 and and Carpeting Names In the News 30; North, SF 28; Scott, St.L 24; with a tractor trailer struck the truck which Scott, Mtl 22; Cedeno, Hou and hauling 15 tons of sewer dragged Atkins' car W e do II all lor you, from design to Installation. Lopes, LA 20. ■ PITTSBURGH (UPI) - New York Our quality is the best, our prices are even better. Jim Abromaitis tanks on Route 6,' police several feet before coming American League — LeFlore, Det Mets’ Manager Joe Torre couldn’t the game in the ninth inning with a 4- We uM be happy to come to your home at any time. said. to a halt. STORRS (UPI) ~ Connecticut’s Jim Abromaitis, who missed most of the 38; Wilson, KC 32; Cruz, Sea 23; begin to explain some of his moves in 0 record, eight saves and the lowest MB^s Lose 1977-78 basketball season witha knee injury, will stay at UConn next fall and Jess Atkins, 32, of Hart The truck driver. Nelson Please call Bonds, Clev, Otis, KC and Wills, Tex the late innings of his team's ERA on the Pirate staff, 2.41. The 522-1276 play more one more year with the defending New England ECAC champs. ford, was pronounced dead Field. 40, of Columbia was Senior Cltixien Dlecounf _ 20. Wednesday night game with Pirates were leading 9-7. Three hits by Gene Johnson were at the scene of the uninjured. T raffic onj Abromaitis was drafted on the fifth round Monday by the New Jersey Nets. Pittsburgh. Pirates Manager Chuck Willie Montanez led off the ninth not enough last night as Langan Wednesday afternoon acci Route 6 was tied up for The 6-7 forward was granted an extra year of eligibility by the NCAA after he Tanner didn’t even try. with his fourth homer of the year. tacked a 3-1 defeat on Moriarty’s last dent. more than a half-hour as was sidelined for all but two games last year. Pitching Victories “I was just shooting craps in the Steve Henderson followed with night in the Hartford Twilight His passenger in the police cleared the scene. Reggie Jackson National League— Niekro, Hou 11- late innings,” Torre said of the another homer, also his fourth, to tie League at Bloomfield. state-owned vehicle, Louis MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. 3; Niekro, Atl 9-10; LaCoss, Cin 8-2; seesaw game the Mets finally won 12- the score at 9-9. Doug Flynn then The loss was the sixth against two Cardello, 53, of Newington, NEW YORK (UPI) -- Injured New York Yankee relief ace Rich Gossage Andujar, Hou and Grimsley; Mtl 8-4 ; 9 with a five-run rally in the ninth in doubled and advanced on a pinch wins and two ties for the locals while was listed in serious condi New England (Opp. East Cemstory) and outfielder Reggie Jackson worked out Wednesday at Yankee Stadium, Carlton, Phil 8-8. ning. sacrifice by Gil Flores. Jackson in Langan has a 5-6 won-lost mark. tion early today in the in Largest Selection of Better and both players expressed confidence their ailments are on the mend. American League— John, NY 11-3; “After last night tentionally walked Joel Youngblood, The locals tallied in the second in tensive care unit at Memorial Co. Monuments in the State Gossage, out since April 19 with torn ligaments in his right thumb, threw on D.Martinez, Balt 10-3; Kern, Tex 9-1; (a controversy- who was 4-for-5 with two RBI, and ning on Johnson's first hit but that Manchester Memorial Flor«r>c« Boit»n, Owntr “MANUFACTURER OF the sidelines and said he felt no pain in either his hand or shoulder. Jackson, Flanagan, Balt, R.yan, Cal and Split- filled 2-1 Pirates Elliott Maddox followed with what was all the MB scoring. Modern Methods - who injured a muscle in his right leg June 2, took batting practice and hit victory over the proved to be the game-winning hit, a Starter Jim Balesano absorbed the Old Fashioned Honesty QUALITY MEMORIALS" torff, KC 9-5; Waits, Clev and On Cable TV numerous shots into the seats in right field. Marshall, Minn 9-6; Sorensen, Mil 9- Mets in New York) single that scored Flynn. After Lee loss. M O N U M E N T S 7. Mazzilli popped out, Richie Hebner Tonight the locals face the Orioles MANCHESTER - A Over 45 Years Experience and tonight,” Torre M A R K E R S Earned Run Average added, “well. I’m followed with another single, scoring at Henry Park in Rockville. v id eo tap e of a walk C E M E T E R Y Bobby Hull Special Designing Service for National League— Perry, SD 2.49; seeing a lot of things this week I Flynn and Youngblood. through the Cheney Mill LETTERING Personalized Memorials CHICAGO (UPp — Chicago Black Hawks President Bill Wirtz, saying he LaCoss, Cin 2.50; Rogers, Mtl 2.66; didn’t see before.” The Mets had given starter Dock district will be shown ionveruent evening & Home Appointments did not want to risk losing young talent he called “the family jewels,” an Ellis a 3-0 cushion against his former tonight at 7:30 on CATV ARRANGU) • DISPLAY AT Open Daily Martinez, St.L and Shirley, SD 2.72. “It was a wild and wooly one,” said Cycle Run Sunday 1076 BumstO* Avt., E. Hartford nounced Wednesday negotiations had broken off with the Winnipeg Jets to Tanner. Pittsburgh teammates on a two-run Channel 13. American League — Kern, Tex Silk City Cyclists will meet Sunday Wt H m Ha reacquire Bobby Hull. 1.50; Guidry, NY 2.11; Marshall, After six fairly routine and slow in triple bv John Stearns in the first and The Hockanum River Saltwiaii Sfltdfiai However, Wirtz said he was still optimistic the 4(byear old “Golden Jet” Youngblood’s RBI double in the se morning at 11 in the Metropolitan Canoe Race wili be re-run Minn 2.25; John, NY 2.45; Slaton, Mil nings, the score was tied 3-3. But Life Insurance parking lot on East m 528-2680 would be wearing a Black Hawk uniform next season. He said Hull, who left 2.69. cond. But the Pirates chipped away, Tuesday on Channel 13. what followed during the final three Center Street. Time trials will be Chicago to join the fledgling WHA seven years ago, has expressed a desire to Strikeouts frames amounted to enough action scoring one run at a time from the play with Chicago and not Winnipeg next year. He said negotiations broke off third through fifth innings to tie the staged over given courses. New National League — Richard, Hou for a whole series ofgames: The lead riders are invited. with the Jets because the Winnipeg club insisted on either Rich Preston or 126; Perry, SD 82; Niekro, Atl and changed hands five times as the two game for their starter, Ed Whitson. THE A. AIMETTI, MOT. Terry Ruskowski as compensation. Carlton, Phil 81; Sutton, LA 78. teams combined for 15 hits, four The Mets broke the tie in the top of OPENING American League — Ryan, Cal 124; errors, nine walks and 15 runs. the seventh, scoring an unearned run Sparky Anderson Guidry, NY 80; Jenkins, Tex 78; Six pitchers were used in the final when Omar Moreno hobbled Maz- Sports Slate Announcing OF Office zilli's single for a 4-3 lead. Then Ed DETROIT (UPI) - Orange-striped stirrup socks are the latest article of Kravec, Chi 73; Flanagan, Balt 70. three innings, and the one who finally clothing banned for Detroit Tiger ballplayers since the arrival of Manager ■ Saves gained the victory, Wayne Twitchell, Ot( put the Pirates on top 5-4 in the 649-5807 Sparky Anderson. He decreed Tuesday that not only will Navy blues replace National League - Sutter, Chi 17; 2-0, wasn’t even in the game when the bottom of the seventh with a two-run Radio, T'VToniplil T. P. CERAMICS the striped socks but the ^timip shall be at a prescribed length from both the Garber, Atl 14; Bair, Cin and Mets scored their winning runs. homer. The Mets used four hits and 7:1.5 - VankK vs. Blue Jays. 479 Main St. East Hartford top of the shoe and bottom of the trouser. Fingers, SD 10; Lockwood, NY, Because the other pitchers were so two Pittsburgh errors to make it 7-5 WINK (Locatad by Warehouaa Foods) 157 Bissau St. Manchester “I saw that on. the road and thought half my team was the Detroit Tigers Tekulve, Pitt and Lavelle, SF 9. ineffective, Twitchell was awarded in the top of the eighth, but the 7:30 - Indians vs. Orioles. Classes, Greenware, Firing, Paint Supplies Etc Inside Display and Manufacturing Shop and half was some other team,” Anderson said. Anderson has not ordered a American League — Marshall, the victory after holding the Pirates Pirates scored four runs, with the For Information Located corner of Harrison and Blssell Sts. ban on mustaches in the Detroit clubhouse, yet, but he has decreed no blue Minn 16; Kern, Tex 13; Rawley, Sea to one hit in the final inning. help of a New York error and two in 8 - Red Sox vs. Tigers. « IH., Call 569-0313 jeans or corduroy pants be worn on the road. He has suggested mustaches 9; Stenhouse, Balt and Hrabosky, KC The Mets scored their winning ral tentional walks that loaded the bases, come off in the interest of team unity. ly off Grant Jackson, who came into for a 9-7 lead. 10:30 ■ Reds vs. Dodgers. (,ll.l i PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 EVENING HERALD, ’Thurs., June 28, 1979 - PAGE NINE Peace Train Schedules Concert Set in Glastonbury GLASTONBURY - The Town Glastonbury High School gym. and evening sessions. Registration is Legion in Tie Band will present its first concert of Ali Rejects% F NATIONAL East Hartford Concert Openings are still available for the being held at the recreation office the summer season Sunday on the Three runs in the sixth innine lifted By KEVIN CASEY second homer in two games, bringing and fanned five. Tom Guidotti went second session of children’s summer daily. Moriarty Bros. past Carter ■’ green at Hubbard and Main streets at Bob Ouellette home in front of him. the final 1 2/3innings for the Post 77 EAST HARTFORD — As a part of applauded them not only for the fun tennis lessons. Registration is daily Evening classes are scheduled as Chevroiet, i(W, last night at Buckley. Scoring three times in the 7:30 p.m. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the recrea follows: Monday evenings in July Giansanti singled in a run, Bob Gold side. the town’s Fourth of July celebra and enthusiasm they bring to music In other Recreation Department Four hurlers worked for South tion office. Classes run two days a from 6 to 7 for beginners, 7 to 8 for ^venthU g, south WWsor man’s double made it 6-5 and Ham- tion, Peace Train will bring the inaking, but also for the consistently news, senior citizens are urged to mick’s RBI single tied it. Windsor. Giansanti was the slugging Galvanized Jazz Band to McAuliffe high standards of musicianship week beginning on July 23 until advanced beginners and 8 to 9 p.m. $50 Million hurled a strong 5 1/3 innings. tied with East Hartford, 6-6, in stop at St. Paul’s Church on August 17. for intermediates. There is a fee. Ouellette went 6 1/3 innings and star, going 4-for-5 with three RBIs Park for a dixieland concert from 7 exhibited in each performance. Carter’s winds up 9-7, Moriarty’s 7-9. American Legion Zone Eight Thursday, July 5 from 10 a. m. to 3 p. The Glastonbury High School pool The morning classes are Friday NEW YORK (UPI) — All the money in the world could not get was charged with three earned runs. and two runs scored. Nicholson led p.m. until the fireworks begin at 8:30 In addition to this concert. Peace m. for recreation and relaxation. baseball play last night at Shea He gave up eight hits, walked two East Hartford. p.m. Train will bring four pipe bands to will be closed all day July 4.' from 9 to 10 for beginners, 10 to 11 for Muhammad Ali back into the ring again. Well, niaybe all the AMERICAN Camp Sunrise for handicapped Park in East Hartford. The Galvanized Jazz Band concert the Manchester Band Shell at Some openings remain for adult intermediates and 11 to noon for ad money would do it, but $50 million won’t. Brendan McCarthy foliowed John youths, ages 3 to 21 begins Monday, Manchester Community College on tennis lessons during the morning vanced beginners. Ali supported his announced retire- Tinney’s two-out single with a long . because of is made possible by a grant from July 2 for seven weeks at the United Technologies Corp. to Peace Saturday, July 7, and will present the ment from boxing Wednesday by two-run homer in th i bottom of thi r®P'®y®i . Train to produce a series of five con Dixie Dandies in Southington as a revealing he had turned down a $50 “I’m through with fighting. I’m Six Forfeits Last Night certs in Hartford area towns. part of that town’s bicentenial miilion offer to fight one more bout. straight for life,” Ali said. “I’m the iast Z e r L “ "ion!^2T,^lattIIf^^^^ ^h"® Nicholson reached ^n an error, The Galvanized Jazz Band has celebration on Sunday, Aug. 5. Two Berkshire Theatre 'Tve been offered $50 million to first black man to get away clean. at Waddell Field second, and scored on Ron Six forfeits last night in Manchester Recreation Department baseball and delighted audiences since the early fight in South Africa, but I turned From Jack Johnson on down they all The hits were the only ones Curler’s RBI single. It scored two additional performances will be softball play set a record for one night. 1960s with its spirited traditional scheduled during the summer in them down," said Ali, twice the un went out on their backs. But not me. I collected by the Vets. Legion scored G?®''® the second, Dave Will Open Season ’Two were registered in the Alumni Junior Baseball League, one each in the New Orleans style music. The group West Hartford and Farmington. M a r y D a ly disputed heavyweight champion of defied them all. I’m so happy.” its run in the top of the sixth but fell Gustamachio and Dave Fourmer Women’s Rec and Indy Softball loops and two by Annulli’s and Farr’s in the STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Robert E. Sherwood’s gusty the world and currently the World Ali, whose last official bout was in consists of six musicians who play For further information about this short. Tinney went the distance for nr a i j u n i u /-.• Charter Oak Softball circuit. cornet, banjo, sax, clarinet, tuba, President drama. ’’The Petrified Forest” will open the summer Boxing Association title-holder. September, when he decisioned Leon the Vets, striking out seven. Aaron ^outh Windsor, led by Ralph Gian- or other Peace Train programs, call It was Annulli’s second forfeit. bass, piano and drums. The indispen- season of theater at the Berkshire ’Theatre Festival on According to Ali, he was sent a Spinks to regain the WBA title, may 727-1000. MANCHESTER -M ary Daly of 82 Gill was a defensive standout. Larry f "‘l’ 9®'®® “> sible trombone player for this Saturday, June 30. letter of credit from an unidentified Stanford hurled no-hit ball for 4 2/3in- .G‘®"santi led off the Oliver Road has been elected presi be through with professional boxing traditional group is always a guest South Methodist “The Petrified Forest,” which gave Leslie Howard one source in South Africa to fight the «;«««T third with a triple and scored on a dent of the Manchester Art Associa but he will box again. performer. MANCHESTER —The board of of his best remembered role and established Humphrey Worid Boxing Council champion, i» :s; S 'S '." “ “T .n th. .«u„h, tion. Scheduled to arrive in New York trustees of South United Methodist Bogart as a leading exponent of wise-cracking gangster currently Larry Holmes. The fight my Power, each had l.o hlls for 1 Iwo-nin single The Galvanized Jazz Band has won Other officers are Dorothy Hooey, Thursday, Ali will meet New Jersey Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at roles, is one of Robert E. Sherwood’s most highly would be a defense of his WBA title knocking in Ken Comeau and Tom Softball a large and loyal following playing vice president; Victoria Jennings, Gov. Brendan Byrne and Jersey City the church. regarded works. and also would be recognized as a ti Mayor Thomas Smith Friday night in ^ ____ Hammick, who walked and singled regular Sunday evening perfor secretary; Evelyn Thomas, cor mances in Northford’s Millpond Frank Converse will appear in the production as Duke tle fight by the WBC, thus giving Ali two two-round exhibitions. He also INT FARM respectively. TONIGHT’S GAMES win over Pumpernickel Pub last Evangelist To Speak responding secretary; amd Terry night at Cheney when the latter Taverne, a tradition that began eight Ronson, treasurer. . Mantee, the sinister criminal who, with his gang of wise a chance to become undisputed has an exhibition planned for July 14 Ansaldi’s got past the Lawyers, 9-6, , “'® J&G v». Elks, 6 —Cheney MANCHESTER -N ora Lam, a heavyweight champion again. last night at Verplanck Wayne ourth, Mike Cook commg home on a failed to field a team. years ago. They are also regulars on Heading committees are Grace cracking killers, invade and take over the isolated desert Every year at about this time against professional football player SCongo vs. Allianee, 6 —Nelio Chinese evangelist, will be guest diner. There, the waitress. Gabby (played by Elaine “1 know I could beat the boy, but Linstrom doubled twice and singled, -elder s choice, and twice in the fifth Wednesday evenings at the Court Tedford, membership; Mary Fava, Lyle Alzado. Vets vs. Reed, 6 —Keeney speaker Friday at 7:3o p.m. at the Bromka) and Alan Squier (played by Michael Zaslow) we take a break for a well- the wear-and-tear on my body and Paul Zodda doubled and singled and ® '®«‘‘- ^-eholson banged his CHARTER OAK House Cafe in Branford. publicity; Helen Mozzer and Bridgie “Alzado thinks he can knock me Oil Ileal vs. CCongo, 6 Full Gospel Interdenominational are falling love. the other things I’m now involved in It was a double forfeit last night at The Galvanized Jazz Band has Luby, program; Mary Botticello, (deserved vacation and the down” Why not keep my popularity Mike Wazer pitched well for An- ...... —Fitzgerald Church, 745 Main St. “The Petrified Forest” will play though July 15 with make that look awfully small,” Ali Fitzgerald when neither Farr’s nor appeared in George Wein’s Jazz and amt of the month; Phyllis Von Deck, chance to do some additions up and give this guy a chance to saldi’s. Harry Dalessio, Scott i _ Turunpike vs. Mota's, 6 —Nike The evangelist, whose family was performances Wednesday through Sunday. Wednesday, said by phone from his Los Angeles become the next Rocky Balboa?" Bellone and Brian Schnell hit well for k S Annulli’s could field a team. Heritage Festival in New Orleans. scholarship; Kit Starr and Arlene Cherrone’s vs. W'eslown, 7:.30 They have shared stages with the marked for persecution by the Com Thursday and Friday performances are 8:30 p.m., Satur and improvements. home. asked Ali, referring to the mythical the Lawyers. Dalessio fanned 11. I —Nike Lisk, hospitality; and Rita Betko, According to a spokesman for Ali, Buddy Rich Band and the Thad Jones munists in China-, will tell how she cheer. day at 5 and 9 and Sunday at 3 and 7:30 p.m. There is also This year, well be closed fighter who fights an Ali-like world Ansaldi’s wound up tied for second hBKBUMMM- _ Vinner’s vs. Jayeees, 6 withstood nine years of mistreat who claimed he had the letter of — Mel Lewis Big Band. Viola Sobol was appointed the a special matinee on Monday, July 2, at 2 p.m. Subscrip champion in Sylvester Stallone’s with 7-Eleven, each 8-8. The Lawyers ______—Rohemison ment, hard labor and physical tions are still available for the four-play summer season. from Monday, July 2nd credit in the bank, "The offer was cinematic creations. finished 6-10. *^yR M E D ATE EASTERN The spirited music of the association’s representative to Zipser vs. Bogner’s, 7:30 Bill Belekewicz, John Breen, Bob punishment. All are welcome, and For information and reservations call the Berkshire received several days ago but Ali Angelo Dundee, who has managed ____ Indians 2 (Ed Ansaldi, Pat Galvanized Jazz Band appeals equal American Artist. through Sunday, July 15th. —Robertson Gagnon, Phil Custer and Wayne ly to persons of all ages. Critics have seats are free. Theatre Festival box office at (413) 298-5576. doesn’t want to take it. It’s a lot of or trained Ali through all his fights, AMERICAN FARM Collins), Kicks 1 (Bill Frattaroli; F’ogarly’s vs. Jayeees, 7:30 Gagnon each had two. hits and Art We look forward to seeing money to turn down,” said the agreed Ali was done, but then added, Army & Navy toppled American Tuttle play ^ Zy®*!!' —Fitzgerald 'tpokesman, also in Los Angeles. he might just turn around and fight Legion, 16-3, last night at Buckland Rowdies 2 (Scott Cheney, Mike Clarke slapped a three-run homer as you again on the 16th. “If he wouldn’t take that then he again. Piglj Roy), Teamen 0 (Kent Stringfellow Army & Navy trimmed Dean TV Tonight won’t fight again,” he added.. “Muhammad is such a complex Joey Casey hurled five innings of P'ayod well), DUST^ Machine, 12-5, last night at Mt. Nebo. Eight runs in the second inning Indeed, Ali, the only man ever to man. There’s no telling what he no-hit ball and Tully Patulak yielded Tom Bonneau, Pete Naktenis, Jay 6:00 9:00 MANCHESTER were more than enough as Trash- Oswell and Elliot Svelnys each had CD (!) IS) @ Naws (Q) Dr. Scott On Hebrews DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A win the heavyweight crown three might do,” he said. “’Tliis is not an one hit the final frame for the Vets. „ (D Hawaii Flva-0 8 Liars Club Away dumped B.A. Club, 13-2, last two blows for Dean. d ) Tha Brady Bunch ( £ 89 Barney Millar times, seems to have no intention of ordinary earthling we’re dealing Dave Chase had four hits including South: Caribous 1 (Dennis Fore- (S Jo kar't Wild 12:05 night at Robertson Park. 8 8 S I Quincy ttirls it 8:46 fighting again. with.” two homers and Joey Angeloni ran man), Wings 0. „ i. j IS SS Studio Saa 8 Lookin’ Batiar ® CBS Lata Movla "McCloud: AU-You-Can-Eat 3 Stooges Angie Cappa and Jim Bossie each S My Thraa Sons @ Royal Heritage The Colorado Cattle Caper" "TK his consecutive hitting streak to 10 in Stallions 5 (Carl Skoog 3, R-chard S) Qunsmoka (1974) Dennis Weaver. John under the Orange Roof. ISVEMI a row for the Vets. Mike Ratcliffe Doyle 2 ), Chiefs 3 (Joe Doyle 3). had three blows and Rich Horton, 9:30 PMK FELINE 6:30 (Denver. •f tiw East: Strikers 1 (Darren Rosano; Harry Cammeyer, Chuck Carroll and 3 ) 8 9 Carter Country PMitia had the lone safety for Legion. Behind the seven-hit pitching of (DILovaLucy a Rocky Top —FRIDAY— PM B aseball David Fromerth played well). Roger Lajoie two apiece for the (!) Bowling For Dollars STMKES l i t 45 East Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, 643-2751 Cathy Linsenbigler, Wendy’s blanked 10:00 PANTNEir Sounders 0 (David Moran played winners. Craig Carpenter had a pair Buffalo Water Tavern, 7-0, last night S S I NBC Naws T h e a te r m r w <«• K for B.A. SSSOvarEasy (D Bamaby Jones JUNIOR LEGION COLT INTERTOWN Celts Sign Center well). at Mt. Nebo. S Adain-12 Naws Schedule Coming from behind with a five- East: Astros 2 (Dan Packer 2), Debbie Gilnack and Mgry Cochran ® ® 20/20 Scoring five times in the third in REC 6:55 ® Mast Tha Mayors run fifth inning, the Manchester BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Apcllos 0. had three and two safeties respec 9Nawt 8 8 8 The Innocent And Tha THURSDAY ning, Manchester Junior Legion held Plating a run in the eighth inning. on for a 5-3 win over Allen, Russel & Merchants bested Willimantic “A”, Celtics Wednesday signed free-agent North: Warriors 1 (Patrick Ly tively for Wendy’s. Jan Smyth 7:00 Damned E. Hartford Drive-In — Looking Glass II nipped DeMolav. 6- a Rndhom 7-4, last night at Mt. Nebo’s Moriarty center Eric Fernsten, a veteran of man), Olympics 1 (Jeff Staniunas; stroked three hits and Brenda d ) CBS Naws “ Revenge of the Pink GLENNEY’S SOLAR Allen last night at Eagle Field in a S ) Tha Brady Bunch Field. only 42 NBA games, and the team Jim Atwell played well). 5, last night at Kenney Field. Whittemore two for Buffalo. 10:30 Panther” 8:30; “Pink Panther Jaycee-Courant League Senior Divi Brad Verona and Phil Chak each ( S S I ABC Naws (I) Newark And Reality sion tilt. Bill Herlth got the win in relief, hopes he can serve as a backup to Metros 4 (John King 2, Andy Standings: Thrifty Package 7-2, (S IS Dating Qama ® Dick Cavett Strikes Again” 10:15 Dave Cowens. Boggini 2), Toros 0 (Tom Janenda were in the two-hit class for Glass QIFaatlval Of Faith E. Windsor Drive-In — “ 101 ’The win pushes Manchester to 3-1 while Dave Modean’s clutch double Wendy’s 6-3, Personal fee 5-4, Buf 10:45 played well). while Tony Colletti singled and S Soul Train Dalmations” 8:30; “Love DRYER SALE in the league, 4-1 overall, and drops produced the lead runs. Bob Burdet The 6-foot-lO Fernsten, a 1975 falo 0-9. S N a w s 8 Rad Sox Wrap-Up Fried also had a key blow while David graduate of the University of San West: Apaches 3 (Lee Magowan, homered for DeMolay. SDIckCavatt Bug” 10:00 ARA to 2-2 in league play. 11.00 Manchester Drive-In — "3 Tendersiveet^ Clams Lauzon was a defensive standout. Francisco, has played the last two Alan Meyers, Ken Calibro), Eagles 0. S Tha Odd Coupla ®®lSl88Naws Joe Demeo’s 385-foot leadoff SS Mtkant And Clancy Stooges” 8:40; “Pink Panther Our famous Tendemveel^ clam s USE THE FREE SUNSHINE TO years for Siena in the Italian Pro Devils 2 (Mark Foley, Pryce CANDLELIGHT ® Badtima Storlaa fried to o rd e r a n d served w ith a homer ignited the Manchester third ® Benny Hill Strikes Again’ ’ 8:55; Maltempo), Jets 1 (Tom Diana). Behind an 18-hit attack, Talaga 7:29 heaping helping of golden French with singles by Bob Piccin, Tim Ellis ALUMNI JUNIOR League. S D Ic k Van Dyke “ Revenge of the Pink Associates whipped Allied Printing, 8 Daily Numbars fries, creamy cole slaw, tangy and Damien Purcell key blows in the Two forfeits were noted in the Fast Pitch 8 Honaymoonars Panther” 10:30 FRESHEN AND DRY YOUR CLOTHES 14-4, last night at Fitzgerald Field. 7:30 ® Bast Of Bums And Allan lartare sauce and fresh breads inning. league last night. Liggett Parkade JUNIOR 0 ) P.M. Magazina Mansfield Drive-In — UIZ North: Diplomats 2 (Glen Boggini, Dave Bidwell, Butch Talaga and and butter. ^ Skip Moreau, 2-0, went the distance took a 7-0 forfeit win over Krause SENIOR GIRLS S ) Hogan'i>4aroat 11:30 “ Bedknobs and Broomsticks” Florist at the West Side Oval while Paul Nowak), Cyclones 1 (Donald Jim Keefe each rapped three hits and (!) Family Faud ® M * A * 8 ‘ H “Hot Le^d and Cold Feet” AND SAVE ENERGY for Manchester. He scattered six Personal Tee belted Buckland 00 Nawlywad Qama ® The Qong Show Gaston). Bud, Todd and Walt Talaga two Starts at dusk at your Io
'4 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN Youths Participate In Israel Program Q. In my Ihrec-ycar- V- Screens in my com MANCHESTER — Two Manchester and one Vernon old home the door and windows either -youth will depart for Israel July 5 as part of a group of 32 window trim (casing) is raise and lower Greater Hartford young people participating in the third Source comparative'tar'and nicotine figures: FTC Report M ay 1978. milered at the upper cor- Rceal difficulty. How annual "Let’s Go, Israel” six-week summer program for Of All Brand s Sold; Lowest tan 0.5 mg.'tar,' 0.05 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. ners. These joints open make them easier to high school youth. Golden Lights: Regular & M e n th o l— 8 mg.'tar,' 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined d u r in g th e h e a tin g ®P®™'c? Mrs. J.W., Kan- The 44-day program which features three weeks on a season and close in the kibbutz, camping in Sinai and visits to Eilat, Tel Aviv, That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. summer. I’m going to , a silicon Haifa and Jerusalem, is being co-sponsored by the Hart paint the trim. Is there a you can get in ford Jewish Community Center and the Greater Hartford Home Improvement . Jewish Federation. way to stop this opening ^^rosol containers from and closing? M.G., or hardware The two Manchester participants are Susan Katz and Aikyn, S.C. .^r“®oler that generally eases Jerry Rappaport and from Vernon Lesly Michals. Gardening A. A permanent remedy {h®®® ,P?rts and makes The itinerary is designed to give participants an inside is doubly difficult as this is ‘o®"* ® *. j® effort view of life in Isrdel and person-to-person opportunities caused by slight shrinkage ~ provided the channels for getting to know its people. WE WANT MOWER BUSINESS and expansion of the trim have not been kinked, bet Shari Birnbaum, director of the center’s children’s New Home Greenhouse wood, and perhaps of the otherwise damaged. It’s program and Jeff Rosenstein of West Hartford, will lead uwN MOWER REPAIRING frames. Ifou might pry off ® S®®® idea first to clean the group with qualified Israeli guides and counselors All Makes & Models — Tune-up, Sharpen etc. one trim member, coating channeis with a mild from the other participating New England Jewish Fair Prices but Good Work the joining miter surfaces ®oapy solution, using a Centers. Source of Vegetables Wheel Horse Sales & Service with white giue or epoxy brush to remove the dirt MANCHESTER CYCLE adhesive and then renaii grime that coilect in The “new little room” blends nice for use as a work space. A large fern Rham Building Unit By FRANK ATWOOD 178 W. Middle Tpke. • 649-2098 them member, without ^"®7* ^™®- "^hen spray ly into other living space in the home. with its pot concealed in a wicker Marcia Kupferschmidt is proud to Pick-up and Delivery nails in the miters, as these ®®®” channei and siide the It opens from a small and sunny container stood on the table when our could crack the case next womens up and down OKs Change Orders 17 13 11 show caliers her new little room.” MG. TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR 16 17 room with a pattern of ferns in the picture was taken, and Marcia said heating season. Any or- ®®'’®>'al times to distribute HEBRON — The Rham Junior High School Building MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR It is a 6 by 8-foot lean-to greenhouse 1.0 MO. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 1.3 MO. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 1.1 MG. NIC. 1.4 MG. NIC. on the sunny south side of the wallpaper, white wicker furniture that ferns are one of her plant dinary crack filier would ‘be lubricant uniformly, Committee has voted to approve three change orders Kupferschmidt home on Snipsik Lake and a green rug. It is called the favorites. probably be squeezed out (E d ito rs N ote: F or previously approved bs the state Department of Educa Road, Ellington, built for Marcia by “garden room” and there are ferns Larger pots stand on the floor and and form a bead or ridge at ^“ r*hcr in fo rm a tio n , tion. her husband and his father. in hanging baskets against the this is where the tomatoes grow, sen the points* Trim pieces '*''ite:^ Popular The board agreed to change the footing drains, ap VANTAGE The greenhouse was ready for use background of ferns in the wallpaper ding tall braches up into the light. This weeks must be removed with care Mechanics Eycyclopedia, proved the lowering of catch basins and to change from a in February and it was promptly design. There is running water in the SPECIAL to prevent damage, and the ^cpt. 1114, 250 W. 55 dry hydrant to a wet hydrant. KGOL given a chance to see what it could do There is a step down to the greenhouse and there are outlets for glued joints sanded after Clerk of the works. Jack Jackter told the committee with leaf lettuce and radishes. The greenhouse where morning sunlight electric power. A small electric naiiing and refinished to lOolO.S. (Copyright The that the septic field is scheduled to be installed in Win^on streams through windows on three heater can be turned on in cold PLANT SALE September rather than in December as previously in vu.TSB'OioAiiirrB* greenhouse is Marcia’s but, as she match. Hearst Corpotation). Salem says, both husband and wife in this sides. The floor consists of pebbles weather. On a clear day the sun dicated. He also said that as soon as the general contrac LIGHTS family are "plants people.” They and any water that splashes on the keeps the greenhouse at 85 degrees A L L K U iJi tor receives the approval for installation of the wet )ro even in winter weather. have no vegetable garden because floor when the plants are watered Crockett’S Corner hydrant, installation will proceed immediately. ... the planting season is tlie busiest sinks immediately through these Parsley and chives are growing A N N U A LS Bruce Gallant, committee chairman, read a letter time in the year for Wayne. He is one stones. with leaf lettuce and tomatoes for from the state Department of Education concerning the of the owners of the Ellington Agway She Likes Ferns use in salads. There are two varieties HMKIIK PUNTS Q: Whal material can A: The real trick to this failure of five doors to meet fire safety equipments as es lie used to make collars is to keep all the faded tablished by the state fire marshal. Peter Abel, project franchise, retailing spring supplies to There are shelves against the win of tomatoes. Roadside Red and VF REG $8.99 farmers and home gardeners. So the Gardener. The initials stand for for my seedlings? blossoms picked, which architect, assured the committee that the five doors will How low in tar canyon go dow for small plants and small flats bchKlM: Fitihia A: Collars can be made greenhouse will be the source of any “verticilium-fusarium,” two dis h) Ctranlunt, Besoniii HUlf prevents the plant from be changed to meet the specifications of the fire marshal. of seedlings. A folding table provides of 3-inch high cardboard having to go to seed. home-grown vegetables for the a wide flat area for large pots and eases of the tomato plant, and the ImixtiMM Abel also presented the committee with sketches con Kupferschmidts. variety has been bred for resistance and should be planted at cerning the use of the fill which has been excavated in the and still get good taste? to them. last one inch below the sur Q: I have heard that construction project. The sketches show 104 parking slots Wayne grew up in Ellington. Mar The Greenhouse face. When you put the house plants should he off to the side of the new school building. Cost Estimates cia is a Vernon girl and worked as a collar on the plant moved out doors during were not presented and the committee didn’t take any ac / legal secretary before her marriage. |315 Broad St., Manchester remember to pull the the sum mer season — is tion-on the proposal. The Kupferschmidts chose their (across frooilhe Post Office) foliage up. it true? home and bought it in the night Q: What can I do to Q: House plants can si Open Daily 10-5 pm Commuter Bus Set before their wedding 11 years ago. prolong the hlossoming benefit from air circula ’They have three children, Cory, 7, 6 4 9 - ^ 7 0 period of some of my an tion and rainfall but they From Bolton Notch Grant, 4, and Melissa, 3. One of the 11— CloMd Sunday nuals? just can’t stand full sun. small plants on a greenhouse shelf is BOLTON — Starting the last week iii July bus service a curiously-shaped cactus that Cory will be available to and from downtown Hartford from brought home from school. It has an the new commuter parking lot in Bolton. attractive red, daisy-like flower but For those who wish to leave their cars at the lot and Marcia has not yet identified the take the bus, the fare to or from Hartford is 75 cents, one variety. way. The conditions in the greenhouse The lot is conveniently located at the intersection of are “wonderful” for her ferns, says Routes 6 and 44A and Interstate 84. It is near the Marcia but most of the time they Manchester Drive-In Theater, west of Bolton Notch Pond stay in hanging baskets, distributed and shares an entrance with the state highway garage. through several rooms; She finds the The service will accommodate commuters from the greenhouse useful, too, as a place Bolton, Coventry and East Manchester areas. The paved where any house plant that is below lot will be illuminated and will accommodate about 100 par can recuperate. cars. Asked how she became interested PARROTT OVERLAY PATTERNS in plants, Marcia answers that she South Windsor Girl was "always loved them.” She * NEW Parrott precision cut, pre-numbered, full-size card started, in her own home, with a very board patterns, assure accurate cutting and fitting of all critical angle and notch cuts by the moat Inexperienced han- Student in Germany common and easily-grown plant, dyperaon. Simply Mark Swedish ivy, which, we are SOUTH WINDSOR - Miss Cathy Krivick of 84 Ayers • k Complete material list Included. Road left for Marburg, Germany Sunday to spend the sometimes reminded, is neither * Easy to follow, step-by-step Instruction manual Included In Swedish nor an ivy. It is a AND CUTI summer, sponsored by the local chapter of American every package. Field Service. Miss Krivick is the daughter of Mr. and spurflower, trailing like an ivy, and * Using only hand tools you can cut and assemble a called Swedish because it was first professional looking, tIght-fIttIng finished product. Mrs. George Krivick. introduced to European gardeners in * Lumber not Included. Miss Krivick will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich- Sweden, coming from South Africa. Karl Wolf and their son and daughter in the village of 'A Gambrel roof building sizes from 12'x18' to 8'x6'. Colbe. She will return to South Windsor late in August. Scholarship * 2 Picnic fables The South Windsor Chapter of American Field Service David Leo Cook of Vernon has been * Workbench * No measuring has chosen the following officers for the 1979-80 year: awarded a ?300 college scholarship Mrs. Judith Doering, president; Judy and Walter Ander from the Connecticut Foundation, son, vice presidents; Mrs. Marie TOitaker, secretary; Future Farmers of America, and will Gerald Hawver, treasurer. use it this fall to pay part of the cost Elected to the new Junior Chapter of American Field of his first pre-veterinary year at Service are Stephen Anderson, president; Pattie Sivo, Purdue University. At his Rockville vice president; Michelle Brisson, secretary; Annette High School graduation this year he Bourke, treasurer; Melissa Miller, publicity; Mark had already been accepted as a stu Klosowki, on long term exchange coordinator. dent at Purdue. ALUMINUM The award was made at the annual 01128670 FFA State of Conference last week in Pastor Starts Vacation Storrs. DOORS HEBRON — The pastor of the Gilead Congregational Mark Brayman, a graduate of Church will be on vacation from June 29 through July 13. Glastonbury High School, presided as Church members requiring assistance during this state president of the FFA, rounding period are asked to contact Harvey Desruisseaux, 643- out his year in office. Mark will be a GOT THIS? GET THIS. 9679. His office number is 871-2700. candidate for the American Farmer Add new beauty to your home and save costly repairs by During the same period, the office secretary will be on Mrs. Wayne Kupferschmidt says her greenhouse at the fami- degree at the national convention in HI-LITE replacing your old wooden hatchway with a modern, all vacation so the office will be closed. The Rev. Bob ly home on Snipsik Lake Road, Ellington, is her “pride and Kansas City in October and he may CROSSBUCK steel Bilco Door. Heavilin will be available from July 1 through 8, while This low. joy. (Herald photo by Richmond) run at that convention for national of REG. It’s attractive, weathertight and so easy to usel Pastor Runnion-Bareford is away. fice. REG. 63.75 The Single Parents Group of the church will meet 59.95 AMERICA’S FINEST Thursday at 8 p.m. in the parish house. ’This week’s topic 8 BASEMENT DOOR will be, "Displacement — Losing Your Home, Friends, MG. TAR ! Gardening Club Elects Family Role.” 0.7 MG. NIC. Stop in and see our display. We'll give you free literature on how ’The church vacation school will be conducted July 16-20 to do it. Or, we can suggest a man to Install it for you. from 9 a.m. to noon in the church. The school is open to =r^(sf Mrs. Huffield President children who were born in 1975 through those in Grade 6. Cyrilla Willis is head of the school. She may be contacted MANCHESTER -M rs. Elsie Huf horticulture; Martha Lavanway, BUILD A BIQQER at 228-9868. field of Stephen Street has been proggram; Marie Maxim, cheer; PATIO FOR LB881 elected president of the Perennial Bonnie Lindland and Jame Swan, 8x16 COUHIEO Ellis To Host Farm Tour Planters Garden Club of Manchester auctioB; Jacqueline Britton, Christ CONCRETE HEBRON — Ken Ellis of Route 85, will be host for the for the 1979-80 season. mas decorations in library; Dottie ’ATIO BLOCKS fourth annual statewide farm tour to be conducted July 14 Other officers elected are Martha Lord and Millicent Jones, Connec BOT^’ DOORS ARE WEATHER STRIPPED and 15. Lavanway, vice president; Ruth ticut Horticultural Society; Ruth WITH TEMPERED SAFETY GLASS - PRE ' r e g . 45< a S IlL Lloyd, secretary, and Marilyn Lloyd and Millicent Jones, East Cen DRILLED WITH HARDWARE. The event is sponsored by the Farm Bureau. Parking NUunl. rad. grMn or goM ooncnto Mock. »«i and admission will be free with the tour starting each day Bassos, treasurer. tral Council. ■kid wrtHC. lor • poOo or Mtrwo you con buM. The following committee ap ’The Perennial Planters Garden Molly 0 Inoxpomnoly. at 1 and ending at 5 p.m. 1^1 pointments were made; Francine Club includes in its many projects Ellis owns some 250 dairy cows on 160 acres and he Donovan, library; Marilyn Bassos, the annual planting of the Munro ships about 5,500 pounds of milk to processors, daily. Anyone having questions concerning the tour should Line Street planting; Jan Gembala, Parklet Garden, seasonal flower contact either Ellis or Mrs. Mary Porter, president of the beautification; Patricia Luoma, con arrangements in the Whitnn 18” CONCRETE State Farm Bureau, Martin Road, Hebron. servation; Helen Jamroga, publici Memorial Library, and May Day WATER ty; Jennie Leggitt and Elsie Huffield, flower baskets for patients at the ROOl UsNis Munro Park garden; Jennie Leggitt, Green Lodge Convalescent Home. SPREADER birds; Dottie Lord, telephone; Jame ’The club also donates to various com SHINGLEI Elsie Huffield ■ROKf N lUNDLII A ODD CDLON LOTS Regular Swan, membership; Ruth CHiambers, munity services. $ 2 ^ 5 )&Menthol
BUNOLIt A M Golden Lights: Clippings Replace Fertilizer Q M A T FOR BHIDB, 000 HOUBRB, m. $2.75 BARNB, BTC. NEW HAVEN — Research at the were left. According to Dr. Charles appear in new growth of grass within T As low as you can ^ and sdll Connecticut Agricultural Experi R. Frink, vice-director and head of a week of cutting. ment Station shows that homeowners the Department of Soil and Water, An article on the research by Drs. may reduce the use of fertilizer if grass was greener and growth more James L. Starr and Henry C. DeRoo, r get good taste and smoking satisfaction. they leave grass clippings on their vigorous where the clippings were which will appear in the Fall 1979 W. H. ENGLAND lawn Instead of raking them up. not removed. issue of Frontiers of Plant Science, is i ’The work was an outgrowth of The researchers found that the available from Publications, the studies of the movement of nitrate clippings could return over 50 per Connecticut Agricultural Experi JUST MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER ©lorillard,U.S.A.,1979 nitrogen to groundwater. Clippings cent of the nitrogen that was added ment Station, P.O. Box 1106, New ROUTE 44A BOLTON NOTCH were removed from some of the test as fertilizer. They also found that Haven, Ct 06504. 649-5201 -iMli plots while on others, the clippings nitrogen from the clippings began to COMPANY VBA' PAGE TWELVE — EVJ^NIl^ HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN N*/p Wanted Ma/p Wanfad f3 Ha/p Wanted ts AUCTION BY CAMERON frank and Ecntt Committee Recommends MAN FOR PART OR FULL RN or LPN- 7 to 3, 1st Shift. RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 1 7 7 McKee Street. Manchester, Ct. TIME- Maintenance work. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut, Friday or Saturday. Laurel BUSINESS & SERVICE Apply: 91 Chestnut Street, 11 649-4519. Manor, 91 Chestnut, 649-4519. Setunlair, June 3 0 ,19 79 at 10 A.M. a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday thru Inspecticn 0 A.M . 'HI aucHon flma YOU ARE HERE, New Vernon Ambulance Friday. DRIVER - With good road TYPIST. SHORTHAND UNLESS YOU'RE record. Full time, steady HELPFUL. Duties include Entire contents of a 5 room home plus selected additions, VERNON — The Ambulance Review town plan to replace the cab and chassis at — —; work delivering for dis preparing Real Estate ap i Pine & oak furniture, kitchen set, dining room set, , AN IMPOSTOR . Committee has recommended to the Town alwut five-year intervals with the ^actual Manor 91 Che'sL tributor. Opportunity for ad praisal reports plus general Hoosier cabinet, parlor set, bedroom set, marble top office work. Call after 2 PM., tables, commodes, shelves, whatnot, candle stands, high Council that the town buy a new am schedule of replacement to depend upon street, Manchester. vancement, pay rate open. Apply in person: Manchester 6490682. back piano stool, bookcase, 6 board blanket chest. bulance as requested by the director of the both the quantity and quality of t h e ------Tobacco & Cani^ Co. 299 Flow Blue china (Scinde, Amoy and others), double angle DIRECTORY Ambulance Corps, Keith Philbrick. vehicle’s use. SERVICE STATION Green Road, Manchester WANTED - Experienced full lamp, sterling trumpet vase, Mary Gregory glass The recommended vehicle would cost ’The committee said that the ambulance between 3 & 5 PM. time bookkeeper. Work in tumbler, G.W.C.W. lamps, baskets, garden tools, wrought Sarvicaa OHared 31 Sarvicaa OHared 31 PalnUng-Paparing 32 Building Contracting 33 $27,156 which allows $3,211 for trade-in on Mwchester. Call M9-S391. iron lawn set, music cabinet, wicker planter, cellar and the town now uses as a SMond v ehicl^ ??ce S ™ e . App^^ attic contents. Weight driven wall clock, 2 schoolbouse the 1975 Dodge. will no longer be permitted to be used son: 252 Spencer Street, C&M TREE SERVICE - Free COMPLETE LAWN PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - LEON CIESZYNSKI RECEPTIONISTS FOR clocks, advertising clock. estimates, discount senior MAINTENANCE- Mowing, (Quality craftsmanship at low BUILDER- New Homes, Ad The committee was appointed by Mayor after 1982. The committee said-that a Manchester. DOCTORS OFFICE. Mature Sale on lawn, bring your own chair. Severe storm date LUBE PERSON - Wanted to citizens. Company Edging, Hedges, Shrubs prices. Call 64954Q4. ditions, Remodeling, Rec TMAvti 4-IS Frank McCoy, last April to review the reserve vehicle m ay be desirable a t th at " " ------woman with pleasant Sunday, July 1 at 1 p.m. Terms: cash or good check. No Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con lubricate trucks and trailers. Manchester-owned and Rooms, Garages, Kitchens proposal of the ambulance corps for time and the council may wish to consider . p„t,Ynd ,Srt telephone manners, varied of out of state checks. Quality consignments now being operated. Call 6491327. trol.- Reasonable, Reliable. SAVE 20 to 40%! Interior, Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Related experience accepted for future auctions. purchase of a modular-bodied 1979 am such a purchase before the loss of the old time. Apply in person: K2 fice duties. 24 hrs. Wk. Call 647-9260. Exterior Painting. Quality Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Campari-Trailers necessary. $5.25 an hour. All Mobile bulance and said it agrees with the con fringe benefits. For appoint 528-6819. Property for sale by Blanchard & Rossetto. REWEAVING burn holes. Work! 18 Years lerience! Residential or Commercim. Homes 65 one. Spencer Street. 1 PM to 5 PM.. LAWNS MOWED OR any Insured. 742-9423 ; 6^ 6494291. ment call 688-7596. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 1-1043. BONNEVILLE 1969 Huge 25 1974 MAVERICK- 4 door, cept of buying such a vehicle which is The am bulance being considered will b e ------other lawn maintenance ser 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- Window shades, Venetian gallon gas tank, automatic. small 6 engine, power offer. Call 649-5334. designed in compliance with the recently equipped with several extras such as an MECHANIC WANTED Butlntu Opportunity 14 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. vices. Ambitious 16 year old PAINTING. INTERIOR Sc LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec Tremendous trunk space. Very good condition. Many SECRETARY / Homoi For Solo 23 Homat For Sale 23 steering, radio, new brakes enacted federal and state requirements, extra oxygen outlet, driver’s shoulder ;Jra iR iIe “ T ^ r a S Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- has own equipment and EXTERIOR • Quality rooms, roofing and repairs. Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649- and shocks. $1800.00. 644-0727. extras! Call 633-4890. ADMINIS’TRA’nV E MANCHESTER Package 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN and subsequently replacing the cab and harness, lights in all compartrnents, Service Center, 633-3669. 5221. reliable. Todd Shorts, 646- Workmanship! Very Free estimates. Call Charles 1294 after 5 p.m. a s s is t a n t - Secretarial, store. Excellent location. Well BOLTON - Brick Cape over 2,- 4962. Sc window van. Excellent condi chassis for a fraction of the cost of a com Reasonable Rates Satisfac Schiavetti at 649-2405 1979 CAPRI - 6 cylinder. Black single faced spotlights on both sides, red receptionist and financial established business. Call 000 sq. ft. Many custom tion Guaranteed! Call Rick at anytime. tion. Very low mileage. Cap duties for childrens museum, features, on 5 parklike com ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 1973 MATADOR STATION with red interior. Many tains chairs. Stereo and plete new ambulance. flashing lights, adustable shelves, anti Marion E. Robertson, attics, garages, yards 6490709 after 5 PM. ’’end resume to Lutz Junior MANCHESTER - 29 Lucian mercial acres. Cali for ap WAGON - 6 cylinder, extras. $5500 or best offer. 875- cassette. Radials. 429-9461 1972 SHASTA -19 ft. Self con The committee said it feels that the slip material on all step wells, coolant Realtor. 649!>g!» cleaned, moving, automatic transmission, 2714 after 3:30 PM. Museum, 126 Cedar Street, Street. 6 room dormered Cape pointment. Lessenger Sells! RooHng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 tained. Tandem wheels, space combination of modular body and stan recovery system, open door warning Manchester, Ct. Equal Oppor dth 3 bedrooms, dining room, 6 ^ 7 1 3 . trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn po'wer steering. Good condi- th e service. No job too big or LOVING MOTHER will care heater. Hot water, shower. dard (camper) chassis will produce a lights for exterior compartments and tunity Employer. [replaced living room. 1 1/2 for your child in her licensed tioion. Asking $t^.00. Call 647- Gas electric refrigerator, gas small. 568-8522. Building Contracting 33 BIDWELL HOME Improve 647-9925. 1977 CHEVY H A L F J’ON - vehicle better suited to the requirements modular patient doors, a rear loading light car detached garage with at NORTH COVENTRY - home. 643-8710. ment Co. Expert installation Excellent condition. Custom stove AC/DC convertor. HIGH SCHOOL CATERMIUSIESS tached covered patio. Plaster Contemporary A-Frame over Sieeps 6. Extras. Excellent of Venion users than an expanded van switch mounted on the front switch con job BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. WES ROBBINS Carpentry of aluminum' siding gutters 1971 CHEVY NOVA - wheels-cap optional. 6495885, SECRETARIAL - Principals Land and building doing big walls, gas furnace, gas water 2,000 sq. ft. on 3 1/2 acres, COMPLETE REMODELING 5295827. Leave message. condition. Worth $2800 - Make such as the corns’ 1975 vehicle. sole, an intercom system between the Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney remodeling specialist. Ad and trim. Roofing installationtmlal Automatic, AM-FM radio, office. ’Typing and shorthand volume. All new equip heater, 1 1/2 years old. very private setting. $80’s. SERVICE - Rooms, garages, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, offer, 649-6447. Meanwhile the committee is submitting front and rear compartments and stop repairs. No joh too small and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. good tires, good brakes. Small 1973 LTD SQUIRE WAGON - required. Contact Dr. Nicolet- ment. Could be used also as Fenced in yard on a quiet Lessenger Sells! 646-8713. additions, dormers, roofing built-ins, bathrooms, Loaded. One owner. Excellent fin d e r street. Close to all con Save! Call 644-8356 for es 8 cylinder engine. $500. 649 a request to Parks Superior Sales Inc. of clock. tl’s office at 742-8913. restaurant. Liquor license and siding. Call 643-5001. kitchens, 6493446. SPECIALIZING cleaning and condition. $950. 6491736. 1972 FORD PICKUP 3/4 TON nearby Somersville, to supply the cofn- veniences. Asking $58,900. NORTH COVENTRY - 6 room timates. 3150 after 5 PM. CAMPER SPECIAL. 2 obtainable. For father in repairing chimneys, roofs, Call owner after 6 p.m., 649 Excellent running condition. MAINE CAMPER BY DEL- mittee with up-to-date information to aid HALF-TIME HIGH SCHOOL formation reply to Box R full dormered Cape, 2 car gar C E LL A R St A TTIC new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT MAR FOR PICK-UP TRUCK. CETA Staff Added SECRETARY - Principals of 5814. EXPERT PAINTING and 1969 CHEVY IMPALA - P.S., Good body. Low mileage. it in its deliberations. Parks was c/o Manchester Herald. age, 1 1/2 private acres, low CLEANING - Light trucking, years Experience. Howley, CUSTOM - Good condition. Sleeps up to three, sink, fice. ’Typing and shorthand $60’s. Lessenger Sells! 649 LANDSCAPING Specializing CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. P.B., good gas mileage. Must Uses regular gas. Good yard work. Free Estimates. 6495361. sell, moving. $250 or best Many extras. 649-0897. ^ s t cabinets, hot piate, iights. suggested by Philbrick because the firm is VERNON — ’The town has hired four required. Contact Dr. Nicolet- 8713. in Exterior House Painting. Call Rick at 6490709 after 5 Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. mileage. Can be seen at 106 Tree pruning, spraying, offer. 528-10%. reasonable offer. $500.00. 647-1269. nearby to service the vehicle. However, new employees under the Comprehensive ti’s office at 742-8913. PM. Call Gary Cushing 3492009. ROOFER WILL Install roof, Whiting Road, East Hartford Employment and ’Training Act program. LAKEFRONT - Coventry mowing, weeding. Call 742- or call 5698443. the committee said it will not recommend 7947. siding or gutter for low dis VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, that bids be waived because of this. Frank A. Rollins of Loveland Hill Road DIETARY- Now accepepting WINDOW CLEANER - Must Lake. 6 room expandable WILL CUT TREES, clear count price. Call Ken at 647- sell, repair. Rebuilt engines, 1964 NIMROD CAMPER- applications for Relief Cook:00k £< be experienced and reliable. Cape, enclosed porch, garage, land, remove brush. Free es TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY The ambulance the committee proposes has been hired as a school building and ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - 1566. transmissions, some used. Sleeps 4. A good beginner Dishwasher. Part time and Steady work, good pay. 649 VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco much much more. $50^s. timates. 20 years experie Carpentry and ;eneral con- FORD 1969 CUSTOM - 2 door. Tim Moriarty, Silktown camper. $300. Call 643-7163, grounds maintenance trainee; Lance E. Attics & Cellars cleaned. For Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 be bought is called the Pioneer "Liberty” weekends. Apply in person at 5334. Snacks with locations $3,580 MANCHESTER Lessenger Sells! 646-8713. Call 646-0464^646-0464 before 35 p.np.m. tracting’ Residential and Little rust. Runs good. $500. Motors, Hartford Road, please keep trying. and the committee said while it lacks Evans of 79 Brooklyn St., as a laborer- Meadow’s Convalescent CALL ’TOLL FREE 1-8(KM23- free estimate, call 6491943...... commercial. Whether it be a Heating-Plumbing 35 9 room newer home with Ford 1971 Country Squire Manchester, 643-6217. MOTORCYCLE Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 2355 Ext. 905. Painting-Papering small repair job, a custom some of the size and some of the frills of a trainee at the waste treatment plant; spacious in-law apartment. 3 GLASTONBURY- Im LANDSCAPING AND 32 Wagon- - Full power, seats, INSURANCE- Lowest Rates Manchester, Conn. GAL FRIDAY - ’Ihming, filing. maculate 8 room Split level. built home or anything in SEWERLINES, sink Lines, more expensive "cousin,” it is well-made Michael J. Thomches, 95 Frederick Road, Downtown Hartford. Send fireplaces, 1.7 acres of lawn PAINTING air, windows. Runs good. $400. Available! Immediate Bin 1975 - 23 FT. PROWLER OFFERS INVITED / Large first floor family room, “PROFESSIONAL WORK FOR PAINTING - Interior and between, call 6491379.. cleaned with electric cutters, and well-furnished. police department trainee; and ’Thomas resume to Box P, c/o and shrub. Very close to 646-5875 after 6 PM; 1973 CAPRI - BRONZE. 4 ding. Sunny Day Option. Call TRAILER - With Tandem LAUNDRY APPLICATIONS RETAIL STORE ON near commuter bus and golf LESS." exterior, paperhanging, by professionals. McKinney wheels. Completely self- In recommending buying this model the A. Crane, 27 Kenwood Drive, as CETA Manchester Herald. WHEEIjS- Make an easy $20 - country club. Large bam. FULLY INSURED Bros. Sewage Disposal Com cylinders, automatic. Good Joan, 643-1126. Now being accepted for a course. Must be seen. By CMrafltic4 in Wntinc excellent work references. 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO shape, runs great. Radio, contained, 110 -f 12 volt elec coordinator. mature woman as a folder, 000 per year. Excellent terms. Owner to relocate. ALEXANDOI C. MIKOIOWSKY pany, 6495308. committee is also recvmmending that the owner. $84,500.00. Call 649- Free estimates. Fully in SPORT. Automatic, air con heater,
ACROSS 3 Indian maid Answer to Previous Puzzle Dear Abby HERE'S TWewORLPIt/AR I HE IS 5ITTIN6 IN A 4 Kind of grass FWIN6ACE IN PARIS... SMALL SIPEii/ALK CAFE I Drug agency 5 Common V n 0 "o M 0 T C n (abbr.) ancestor 0 u T R A 3 [ l 1 N N E n By Abigail Van Buren WITH A b ea u tifu l 1 N T N T] 8 8 u R n 4 Odd 6 Tall tale 0 \ k 0 N l A E T l 1 E R 1 WUNS FRENCH LASS... 7 Not many 7 Possible l,T 8 3 1 E T □ 10 Not difficult 8 Noun suffix J. 3 0 r f I 3 £ II 9 Teeny l i E A T\ r I I Actress Gabor V E \± R 3 10 Nobleman 12 Compass E 0 1 11 point 13 Accountant N 1 N 8 _E_ u (abbr.) E 13 M agna_____ 7 L E E □ D E 1 ■p She’d Drive Us 15 Fish eggs A 14 Saw-toothed 0 c 8 T ssa^T [T E E N 0 16 Before (prefix) 18 Frequently u 8 A B L t [ l * E A 8 ^ E 8 17 This (Let.) (poet,) L 0 C A L sj A Y E R 6 All Scentsless Priscilla’s Pop —- Ed Sullivan 10 Negatives 21 Scandinavian E N E M Y P E R S E 20 Likewise capital 49 It is (contr.) 22 Clothing 23 Rosy 33 Coastal 51 Shabby NO.'NO.' PONT AAAKE substance 25 Fence timber 35 Nazi Rudolph DARGEY KITCHENS DEAR ABBY: If peopie are "entitled" to clean air, devoid I SUPPOSE THIS IS ^ 24 ireland 26 Epochs clothing A\E PLAV CfeNTEI? BETTER THAN KILLER 53 College of cigarette smoke, why aren't they entitled to clean air, free FIELP.' ITS FULL OF 27 Giossy fabric 28 Sights 37 D ip " from the scents of perfumes, colognes, after-shaves, etc,, BASEBALL MANAGERS.' 30 Portculiis 29 Fragrant 41 Attorney athletic group which also can make people sick? KILLER BEES.' . 31 Casai's forte ointment 42 Same (prefix) 55 Colorado M ILLW ^IN C . lam allergic to scents. They give me a migraine headache. (Pl) 31 Italian 44 Shade Indian 77 Hilliard Straat - Manchaatar, Conn. My nasal passages become irritated and swollen, and I have 34 Fiower greeting 47 Rubbish 56 Born difficulty breathing. 36 Expressions 32 Authoress 48 Comply with 57 Of God (Lat ) Ferber 646-2416 38 Spools commands 59 Pointed tool TAG SALE- Odds and ends; It is torture for me to be helped by a heavily perfumed 39 Emmet "Something for everyone!” salesperson. Or to stand in line with perfumed people, get 40 Frozen 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 Clothes, camping supplies, ANNUAL TAG AND WAREHOUSE trapped in an elevator with them, sit next to them in a materials toys, couch, etc. 102 Green waiting room or theater or wherever people gather. Room 43 Curse 1 0 11 1 2 Road, Saturday & Sunday, 11 CLEARANCE SALE sprays of all kinds are a disaster to me! 45 Dance step to 5. 13 1 4 1 5 Kitchen cabinets, vanities, discontinued lines, In writing this I hope scent-users will become aware of 46 Chimney dirt how offensive they are and will be satisfied with a daily bath 50 Possessive 16 IS 1 6 TAG SALE - Saturday and starter kitchens and an unscented deodorant. pronoun ■ Sunday. 172 High Street, 2 0 TT 2 2 2 5 2 6 ALLERGIC 52 Vanquished Manchester. Something For 54 Federal inves ■ ■ Everybody! Misc. wall cablnest - some as low as $15,00 Captafn Easy — Crooka & Lawrence 2 7 2 . 2 . 3 0 TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday DEAR ALLERGIC: Thanks for a letter about scents that tigating body 1 MIsc. base cabinets - some as low as $25,00 55 Not prepared 3 2 3 3 3 5 and Sunday, 9 - 3. Huge assort makes sense. 31 ment including dining room MOVING SALE! 16 Lydall Counter tops, various sizes and colors - NOW THEN. MI5TEIZ, ARB 58 Restaurants ■ 1 table and 6 chairs, 15 West- Street, June 30th., July 1st. 10 SOU SONNA SURRENPER 60 Reception 3 6 3 , 3 . some as low as $2,00 per running ft. DEAR ABBY: My daughter (an only child) and I have a PBACEABLV- 61 Gosh 1 ■ 2 view Drive, Bolton. 643-4296. to 4. Many items for 3 9 4 1 everyone! All categories. Above Items good for additional storage and work beautiful relationship even though she is 37 and I am 67. She 62 Absent Some antiques. is happily married. She and her husband invite me to be with 63 Conger 4 3 1 4 7 4 8 4 9 TAG SALE - Saturday June area In kitchen, summer camp, washroom, roc. them very often and we always have a wonderful time. I lost 64 Knight's title ■ ■ 30. 9 AM - 4 PM. 12 Old Bolton TAG SALE - 150 Spencer room and basement. my husband six months ago, Abby, but when he was alive 65 Every 5 0 „ S 3 5 4 Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. ■ ■ Road, Bolton, next to library. Street, Manchester. June we saw a lot of "the kids." 5 6 5 7 5 6 Cabinet door samples - $1.00 each DOWN 5 5 5 9 Also 50 horse Johnson out 30th, July 1st. 9:30. Multi- Well, the kids are planning a vacation and want me to go board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Handy man can make cabinet to fit these fancy 6 0 6 1 6 2 Family. Rain date next with them. We enjoy the same things and always have a 1 Charges 9550. weekend. Piano rolls, fur fronts TWO FAMILY TAG SALE - great time together. Some of my friends have told me it is 2 Summertime 6 3 6 4 6 5 Saturday June 30, 10 - 4. All niture, miscellaneous. (abbr.) 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT Slightly damaged Interior house doors as low as I not "healthy" to be with my kids so much. They say I kinds of stuff and many tools, shouldn't go on a vacation with them, that they asked me IHEWSPAFER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) CENTER CONSOLE- With TAG SALE - 52 Benton Street, $3.00 Wales Road, Andover, off just to be nice. My kids say if I don't go with them they 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. Route 6. Manchester. June 29th, 30th Many other mIsc. Items taged for clearance Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, and July 1st. 9 - 2. Locks, won't have as much fun. built in 40 gallon gas tank, hardware, chains, housewares FRI JUNE 29 8 A.M.-4 P.M. I have other interests and friends, and do not feel as SHELTIE PUPS- AKC. extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has TAG SALE - Saturday June 30 and much miscellaneous. though I am clinging to my children. Perhaps I need another Alley Oop — Dave Graua Win at bridge Homebred from champion new bottom paint, and is in and Sunday July 1, from 10 - 5. point of view. lines. Sable and white. 1 water. Bought larger boat. Rain or shine. Many mis TAG SALE - JUNE 30. 9 AM. SATURDAY - JUNE 30th MRS. R. males. Call 875-1695. $5,000 complete. 742-7668. cellaneous. 15 St. Lawrence 183 Spruce Street. Drum set, IT'S MISKTY eOOP /...MATTER OF FACT, SHUCKS, WELL, WELL, WHAT Street, off of Stone and electric guitar, macrame 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. DEAR MRS. R.: If you feel that their inviUtions ure T'HA'YE YOU TW O( X WISH I HAD SOME/ WE'LL SET HAVE WE SOT End plays thwart defense O'DAY WIDGEON Perkins Street, off of Center H(DME a s a in ; \ t f e e p m e ! your YOU SOME HERE? hanging tables, mis sincere, and their enjoyment of your company is real, pay no SURE WISH I HAD V UNCLE TOAD AN' MEAT, AUNT South ruffed the second SAILBOAT. Fiberglass. Street, Manchester.______cellaneous^______attention to the suggestions from friends. Join the kids and SOME, MEAT T'FEEP?’ I ARE SETTIN' AW- EM! C'MON,, Excellent condition with NORTH 6-28 diamond and led a trump. have a good timel you^ ! FUL SICK OF, BATIN' PRUTHER.' ♦ J 10 7 5 3 West was in with the ace and trailer and extras. $1200.00. Wanted lo Buy Rooms lor Rent m e l o n s ! 644-2003. W 8 7 5 in his first end play. Sporting Goods Garden Products THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen - DEAR ABBY: This may sound silly, but it is a big problem ♦ Q 3 He guessed right and led trally located. Downtown with me. A 9 4 2 the four of hearts to East’s COMBINATION GOLF BAG Manchester. Kitchen My boyfriend, 25, started to shave the hair off his chest W EST EAST queen and South’s ace. South trailer and 7 1/2 HP motor. & CART By Bagboy. Very RIGHT FRONT FENDER privileges. Call 649-2358. about a year ago, then he began shaving his arms. I asked e A e 62 led a trump to dummy and a Used 10 hours. $700.00. Call good condition. $45. Call 646- For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. him why he did this and he said he didn't like the looks of all » J 9 6 4 W Q 2 club to his 10 and West’s jack 9406, after 5 p.m. STRAWBERRIES- PICK 643-0401. Please call 644-3205. AVAILABLE FOR LADIES that hair. (I never thought he was particularly hairy.) * A J 8 2 ♦ K io n s i for the second end play. YOUR OWN. Free containers. A K J 8 6 A 7 5 3 — Open 8 to 8, Clark Street, ONLY - Private room with Now he turns up with all the hair shaved off his lower ex Now West made the fatal WANTED- CHILDS community kitchen and bath, tremities! This really bothers me, Abby. Nobody sees his SOUTH lead of another heart. South BICYCLE- 12 to 16” wheel South Windsor, off of all utilities inciuded. legs so why does he need to shave them? A KQ984 won with the 10, cashed his Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 Burnham Street. 50 cents dis diam eter. Good condition. ace of clubs and ran off all References and security Now he claims that body hair is "unclean.” _L A A K 10 3 BOLTON LAKEFRONT count with purchase of $5.00 Reasonable. Call 643-7699. « 6 dummy’s trumps while dis and UConn. required. Cali after 5 PM. 644- How can I convince him that body hair isn't dirty, and that SWIM, SAIL, FISH or more. 0383. The Flintstonas — Hanna Barbara Productions A AQ 10 carding his queen of clubs on he should stop all this silly shaving? the last one. IN LOVE WITH A HAIRLESS GUY •Vulnerable: Neither- West was squeezed in Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-1- acres of privacy, each with il s IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD. Apartments For Rent H/HV DOESN'T North-South 60 on score SHE STOP ME?/ hearts and clubs since own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, DEAR IN LOVE: Your boyfriend's problems could be PEBBLES Dealer: South Magnificent 7 room Split in most prestigous area of LOOKING for anything in reai P O E S N ' r S H E dummy’s last two cards Ives, Flyer, Marklin. Any age, more than akin deep. But us long «s he doesn't consider his FOR e > 4 r J s / , West North East South were a small heart and the dining area, 'a bath down, large livingroom with glass door lo walk Bolton Lake. Beautifully large landscaped lot with many PICK YOUR OWN. RED plastic or metal. Also dolls, estate rental - apartments, T H I N K I T 'S homes, multiple dwellings? obsession with body heir ■ problem, it's no problem. It pou PETE'S 14 club nine while South held out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, full balhs flowering trees and shrubs ^iis large garden tool house. RASPBERRIES. Bunker Hill boats, trucks, etc. pre-1950. P R I\ / IN 6 No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate do. I'm afraid that's your problem. SAKTE- Dbl. 24 34 34 ace-small of hearts. J Features include 3 bedrooms, 2 full tile baths, rec room Road, Coventry. 65 pints. Con 568-0925. HAVE ME 4# Pass Pass 44 with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available in with glass block bar, living room with fireplace, wall to tainers furnished. Open Mon Associates, Inc. 646-1980. The squeeze could not A CPAZV Pass Pass Pass have developed if West had basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. wall carpeting. Modern eat-in kitchen, formal dining day - Friday, 5-8 PM. Satur WANTED 1975- SMALL If you need help in writing letters of sympathy, con TOO?/ room, big open sun deck overlooking lake. Completely day and Sunday, 9-4, 643-0325. APARTMENT and HOUSES returned a club when he led BUICK, OLDS, FORD. One gratulations or thaiik-you letters, get Abby's biraklet “How the second heart, but West Come See Our •'COUNTRY WITH •CONVENIENCK ' living. finished garage, with built-in cabinets and electric garage owner. 2 door, clean, For Rent. We have 100s of ren p O D / Opening lead: A A door opener. Many extras to numerous to mention. $130,- tals in all Areas, Prices and to Write Letters lor all Occasions.” Send SI and a long, could not have been sure of m echanically sound. No stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Married Couples preferred. No Pets From ‘220.00 month. St'nnilv 000. A rare opportunity. A ntiques 48 dealers. 13 A Carver Lane Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, that. However, West did 236-5646. Small Fee. Lasky Dr., Beverly HiUs, Calif. 90212. have a sure thing play at his required. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Manchester. //m disposal. He could have led Call 742-6412 WANTED: Antique furniture, LOOKING FOR CHINA, 454 MAIN STREET- Second By Oswald Jacoby another diamond. This OWNER AGENT glass, pewter, oil paintings or floor. 3 Room Heated Apart and Alan Sontag would give South a ruff and for an appointment Connecticut Laurel ment. No appliances, no pets. v / b v / discard, but that ruff and U 646-4348 other antique items. R, Wedgewood pattern 5-J-62. Astrograph Harrison. 643-8709. Call 646-1831. $225 monthly. Cali 646-2426, 9 South really expected that discard would still have left to 5. The Born Loser — Art Sansom four spades would be a cinch him one trick short of his contract. Of course, he ex contract. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I R30RPBW^,COeS pected a better dummy. The 60-point part score explains Let Our Reputation with new people with Jifferent (Do you have a question for ideas. You'll find the fresh ' t m why he failed to jump right VERNON OPEN HOUSE < ^ r t h d a y to the four level. the experts? Write "Ask the approach you're looking for. HURT BAD Experts, " care of this newspa Go To Work For You. SAQfTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. West opened the ace of per. Individual ooeslions will 21) U nselfish deeds on your diamonds and continued be answered il accompanied June 29,1979 part wiff receive the finest kind with the jack after East's N by stamped, setf-addressed Many changes are in store for of recognition today from per signal with the 10. A far envelopes. The most interest you this coming year, but the sons who can add a great deal better play would have been ing questions wilt be used in highlight will be when a big . lo your happiness. to play out his ace of trumps Ibis column and will receive hope you have nurtured for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) first. copies cl JACOBY MtgDERN.) quite a while finally becomes a An exchange of Ideas with reality. those well qualified In an area CANCER (June 21-July 22) Important to you will give you HeathclIN — George Gately Plans that involve your self- the Insight Into the subject that interests should work out com you need. fortably and easily for you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) . today, turning this into one of Tasks that you pul your hand to your more pleasant times. Dis- today will turn out to be quite WInthrop — Dick Cavalll I cover with whom you best get profitable, even though they along romantically by sending may not appear so to you at this Just For You for your new Astro-Graph Let time. Do your best. INDePENDENCB DA/ THATfe THE FIRST-nME IV E Is this spacious 7 room Cape. Formal D. Room, 2 full THIS SAT JUNE 30 10-3 ter. Mail $1 for each to Astro- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WILi-SOOM BE EVER SEB'! ANVaDD/ baths, fireplace, hardwood floors, garage child- safe , Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Your popularity Is showing OP ;sno SH oac OVER Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to today. One of the reasons: You HERE... DIDVaJ J street Call today. 61,900. specify birth sign. extend yourself to truly be a KNOW ■THAT'? , INDEPENDENCE CK/. , V / v a a n c s Plan to inspect this large nine room Raised Ranch. Some ' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Stabiliz friend to all those you meet. ing aspects are helping your ARIES (M arch 21-Aprll 19) Con of the features - fireplace in L/R & rec room, 4 B/R’s, 2Vi financial picture considerably cerning yourself with matters ir baths, dining room, Hdwd Floors & W/W carpets, city today. Let events unfold for Important lo your family will be utilities. & nice lot. you and proceed undisturbed a source of great satisfaction for a bit. for you today. You won't even VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your mind doing the tougher chores. 39 PATRICIA DRIVE optimistic viewpoint and sunny TAURUS (A pril 20-May 10) Your disposition place you in the positive, happy outlook will be Take Merline Road to Crest Drive to Patricia Drive. leadership role among your a welcome diversion from Signs posted. pals today. They'll be looking today's pressures. You'll to you for guidance. spread sunshine wherever you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct..23) If you go and with whomever you don't think you have loyal meet. Short Ribs — Frank Hill SEUGMAN-DEMPSEV friends, today's events should GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Salt Affordable Dream prove you wrong. You are held ing away the returns of the day fA LL, W INTER, $75-4477 in high esteem. Others will let Is a wise move on your part. 2 Perfect for the young family just starting - 3 bedrooms, you know it. Your prudent, conscientious fireplace, garage, aluminum sided. Immaculate SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) The ettorls will put you on firmer throughout, 56,900. stimulus you need today ground. tool . comes from involving yourself (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) u n m e i Barry’s World — Jim Barry iioo. ■^WHEN PIP HEAIMCUFP CTWr CHABINS FINE Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel FUPD0Y, I KNOW IT 8 IMMU. TOOK M O S T O ' YEK K3U(SH WHEN I $OLD Our Boarding Ho u m Thia Funny World i A THI$ Waterfront year round home and summer resort all in TWIS6S, \M Time IT OJULP STILL MrNoBflK SriU.. Im- LOT... one. 7 room maintenance free Ranch. Located on an TO BREAK RADIO ' HAPPEN! I BEAD exclusive private section of Coventry Lake. Make ap SILENCE ON ABOUT SO/Y)E pointment for showing. Attractive financing available. ^WAMI.' HIS EXPERIMENT Call R. Zimmer for details. 646-1980 or 647-1139. ONLY .SECRET WHERE THEY COMPLAINTS WI$P£7M IS CURED PE> HOW To PASS m a n y w ith a SAP CHECKS.' FAKE PILL AS THE REAL
....BUT C A N 'T SA OlVe M E90AIE IPBA O' WHEN YEK ©ONNA 9TAKT BUILPIN' A H O U S E ? PACK SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thur.-:.. June 28, 1979 Sewer Rate Increase Adds $1,263,018 to Revenues MANCHESTER — The town expects to collect ?1,263,- at $730,140. Next year’s revenue from the same users is The drop is the result of a reduction in water use by the Cheney Bros.', from $58,548 to $81,664; Manchester 018 in revenues from the sewer rates set for 1979-80. expected to be $788,838.40. f>irn. One of the reasons for the flat-rate system, which Memorial Hospital, from $27,971 to $30,656; and Pratt & The Town Board of Directors approved the new rates at One large user is expected to pay less in sewer charges oliminates a discount for large users, is that it will en- Whitney, from $12,743 to ^0,032. a meeting Tuesday afternoon. in 1979-80. Multi-Circuits Inc. paid an estimated $17,981 courage the larger users to use less water. Such a savings The estimated revenue of $1,263,018 for 1979-80 is about The rates set a basic charge of 64 cents per 100 cubic this year for sewer usage. That figure is expected to drop of water will result in a ddaller sewer bill for the firm, $200,000 more than the $1,058,675 the town expects to feet of water used — sewer rates are based on the amount to $15,792 in 1979-80. ■ -Other expected Increases for larger users include; collect from sewer customers this year. of water usage. That charge will be applied to all users. Large users no longer will receive a discount in the town sewer rates. Two of the largest users will still pay less than the 64- cent rate, though. The Eighth Utilities District, its rate lllllllllllll set at 54 cents, and Lydall Inc., its rate set at 58 cents, both received discounts because they have debt accounts Deli Department Specials based on past payments made for expansion of the CHOICEST MEATS sewage treatment plant. KRAKUSIMPORTED The district feels it deserves even more of a discount IN TOW N POLISH HAM...... * 2 . 6 9 than the one approved by the board. District officials IMPORTED have said the district qualifies as a part owner of the USDA CHOICE BONELESS SWISS CHEESE...... * 2 . 6 9 system and should be treated differently than other . * 2 . 1 9 customers. TOP SLADE STEAK TOBIN'S Based on the approved rates, the district will pay an es USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK TURKEY BREAST...... * 2 . 9 9 timated $172,335.60 in 1979-80 for sewer usage. This year, SHOULDER STEAK . * 1 . 9 9 ASSrO. VARIETIES the district paid an estimated $115,192. MUCKE’S LOAVES...... * 1 . 6 9 Lydall Inc. will pay an equally large increase. This USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT CARANDO ITALIAN year, the firm paid an estimated $96,100 for sewer usage. CHUCK STEAK . * 1 . 3 9 COOKED SALAMI...... * 1 . 9 9 Next year, that will jump to an estimated $153,700. USDA CHOICE FIRST CUT There will be a relatively small increase in the amount PROVOLONE...... * 1 . 9 9 paid by small users, which includes all homeowners and CHUCK STEAK . * 1 . 1 9 IMPORTED IRISH BLARNEY most businesses. FRESH GROUND BEEF . * 2 . 9 9 This year's revenue from the small users is estimated CHEESE...... CHUCK PATTIES . * 1 . 8 9 FRESH MACARONI SALAD...... 5 9 * Hebron ZBA Rejects USDA CHOICE BONELESS Year-Round Request SHOULDER CLOD ROAST ...... * 1 . 8 9 GRADE A - 10-14 LBS. • D A IR Y • HEBRON — A request with some stipulations. FRESH TURKEYS . 7 9 * filed by Ernest J. 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East St., Hebron, was In other business the FROSTED SHAKES allowed a special exemp board accepted an applica tion to permit her aging tion for a variance to parents to live in a trailer locate a trailer on Lot 2, on her property. Hoadley Road, Amston, William J. Emmons, of submitted by Jack and Millstream Road, Hebron, Janet VonDeck. was granted a variance to The VonDecks said they build a garage closer to the plan to construct a log Fnsh Ground right of way than per cabin-type residence at mitted and Albert Barone that address and wish to of West Willington was live in their trailer until CHUCK PAHIES granted permission to the house is completed. M. 8 9 build a home in a R2 zone The board said it will act in with less than the September. USDA CHOICE FIRST CUT minimum sideline footage. The application of Glenn H. Hout of 171 Hilliard St„ Manchester, to allow a CHUCK STEAK .lb. scrap metal salvage n . 1 9 business at 589 W, Main St., which would include storage and processing, One man’s overheard con We Give Old Fashioned was denied. versation Is another fellow's Let Our Family The board granted a skilled snoop job. Butcher Service... variance to Wiifred and Carol Cubit, 73 Jan Drive, Serve Your Family! to allow construction of an Notice ot Mrrection unheated entry room and a A release of Judgement STORE HOURS: two-car garage which will Lien in favor of Robert be closer to the sideline McKinney, 40 Turnbull Rd., Mon. S Toes, 'til 6:00 317 Highland St. than permitted under Manchester, has been recorded to correct an error zoning laws. in a prior recordation. The VVed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9d)0 The request of Maurice correct defendant in the MANCHESTER Lizotte, Old Colchester Judgement upon which the Sat. & Sunday Road, for a variance to lien was erroneously conduct a livestock feed recorded is not in fact a 'til 6:00 CONN. and grain store in a Manchester resident, and chicken coop on his the Robert McKinney of premises, was granted Manchester is in no way in- volved in said action. ■ilMlElllEMHEElEEilEEEEBl 1 f*»*******»t*****»**1P,\fA fftSH\ONS********************t ^GROCERY R O C E R y ’^PECIALSSPECIALS ■ i f Garden Fresh^ Prorfucc'Spccia?^^ Sptttoliiing Eidutivoty tn $UKD»IZmGplus-sIzifoshlons SWEET HOT DOQ, HAMBURQ 1Vfi«re fashion is a VLASIC RELISH look, not a she OCEAN SPRAY LB. Special Sizes CRANRERRY COCKTAIL « „ 9 9 * 1 2 to 28'/$ PFEIFFER, 3 VARIETIES CALIFORNIA and 38-52 DRESSING...... „ 3 9 * NECTARINES PAMPERS LB. TODDLER DIAPERS...... « » * 1 . 5 9 NATIVE FIQARO CABBAGE v'< CAT FOOD...... LB. 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30 OZ. WDENBACHER 9 P C 0 R N i EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. June 28, 1979 For Mtudent traveler* . . . Summer abroad in focus AL SIEFFERTS says @You’re sixteen years old participants, and these organ ance of the itinerary and an d y o u com e fro m a izations are usually glad to maintain touch with each of PRICES GOrCHA middle-size city in the United provide several names. the groups in the country. One of the organizalions Experimenters are told to WHY PAY MORE! States. Your mother is a teacher and your father owns that will emerge from such an “expect the unexpected,” a chain of hardware stores. In investigation is the Experiment- which can and often does oc high school you've discov in International Living based cur. Hiis is part of the learn SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE DOWN? ered French—after three in Brattleboro, Vermont. ing and growing process, and years of study you realize Founded in 1932 by Dr. is one of the v^ues of the •265 sq.In. that the next step is to actu Donald B. Watt to provide program. The in-country na cooking ally go to a French-speal^ opportunities for inter- tional office is there to help, if surface WHV nor DUOV IK $MMI country and spend some time cultural learning and under needed, when the unex • 235 aq. Inch there. standing, The Experiment pected does happen. cooking •Cast Iron But how do you ac builds its programs around Altogether, for the sum surface Grates S Burners mer of 1979, there are sixty- M nm owi Bin YMi? complish that? If you just go the homestay. • stalnlatf stssl •30,000 B TU ’s as a tourist, you'll see the Each participant spends at three different programs, to • Cast aluminum thirty-one countries. The burnar museums and the cathedrals, least thrM weeks with a fam casa get some flavor of the culture ily in the host countnt— Experiment also receives in • aluminum shall CAU NOW FOR MSTAUATION perhaps—but will you come living as a member of the fam coming high school and col • 25,000 BTU > Redwood stand away really enriched, and ily, not a guest. For those ^ lege students firom abroad, output with a much greater facility in countries where a language providing English language French? other than English is spoken, instruction, homestays and IMKE YOUR BACK YARD That depends, of course, intensive pre-departure lan other learning experiences. SAVE $30 on how you go. There is a guage training is available for Hie Experiment is much confusing variety of choices those whose language skills more than an agency for SAVE *20 confronting the young person are less than adequate for this summer programs, however. who has decided that 1979 is experience. There are also a variety of the summer to travel abroad. The sixteen-year-old with semester abroad, or year Smokers In the campground or on the patio are a great case for convenience, an even belter one $197 It becomes increasingly dif a desire to learn more about abroad, programs for both ficult to see behind the entic France and the French lan high school and college stu for great eating. •MuM Tam p ing photos and the glowing guage will find five programs dents. Control descriptions to assess the to Fiance listed in the 1979 Each of these is supervised Light it and leave it: real v^ue of the programs of Summer Abroad catalog. - by an Academic Director, fered. One, called Focus-on- and arrangements can One suggestion is to check French, is seven weeks long usually be made with the VACATION SPOT! the sponsoring organization and provides an in-depth home school or college to re Great eating, convenience on a number of important study of the language along ceive academic credit. points: How large is each with a homestay and group In 1964 The Experiment FREE Propane FILL - FREE TANKS group? How carefully are travel. Others include camp established an academic arm, are yours with a stnoker COME IN TODAY! PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER! leaders selected and trained? ing, biking or sailing for pait the School for International Is there any kind of in of the period abroad. Training, which now has with any gas grill purchase country representative? Is There are also programs three decree programs The light-it-and-leave-it time job, PTA meetings and a overnight. If you use the language training available? using the French language (Bachelor m World Issues, convenience of smoker cook Cub Scout pack under foot to hunk kind, use two. For During our “Summer Bonanza” If so, how good is it? What is that send participants to Master of International Ad ing might be defined as “do- be able to light a match at chips, use a handful. the underlying philosophy of Quebec Province in Canada ministration and Master of nothing cooking.” but the noon and have the vittles Next morning and about ready to serve at supper six hours before chow time, the organization? and to French-speaking Arts in T e a c l^ ), as well as fact of the matter is that • 482 sq. in. cooking smoker cooking not only without having to take as fill one pan full of water and Using these questions you Switzerland. on-campus intensive Ian- surface can quickly narrow down the Groups are Small, limited guage training. tastes great but leaves a heap much as a peek during the the other about two-thirds selection to several non to between eight and twelve Recognized for the excel of time for doing other things. meantime. full of charcoal. Right in the E M B E i m 4r ; c • dual burnar profit organizations, dedi participants. Leaders are lence of its techni^es for Cooking isn’t the only rea The anatomy of a smoker middle of the charcoal, pour GASGPILL BY ARKLA • flva yr limited is simple: the grill and/or some starter in an area of warranty cated to providing dynamic h i ^ y qualified and carefiiUy language training, ‘the Ex son for a camp-out. It might 257 aq.In train^. They are very famil periment also contracts to racks that hold the food, a about two inches. Let it set • Porcalalnizad experiences abro^ . .. ex be fishing, hunting, picture cooking surface •Twin control periences which help partici iar with the country and are outside agencies to prbvide taking. bird watching, read pan for the water and a pan for five minutes and light. cast Iron grates pants on the road to matm ity, proficient in the language. special services in this area. ing or just taking it easy, and for the charcoal. When the flames go out, •Aluminum casa • 40,000 B T U independence and cross- There is an autonomous A current contract for the cooking the "do-nothing” The charcoal, of course, is spread the chips around, put '•Cast Iron Burner output cultural awareness. Experiment in International Peace Corps, for instance, smoker way leaves time for the cooking heat. The water the brisket on the grill, cover Before making a final deci Living in France; its repre involves developing teaching these other things. in the second pan provides and do nothing for six hours. • 30,000 B T U sion, you may want to check sentatives recruit the home- materials for seven obscure Better said, it doesn’t take the moisture which keeps the Greatest thing since the last lUt with'one or more previous stay bmilies, suggest the bal languages. away from time spent doing food juicy during the cooking great brisket. other things in the Great hours. Since the juice from Smokers. A great case for S A V E$30 MANY DIFFERENT STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Outdoors. the meat drips into the pan convenience, an even better It’s true enough that during cooking, the stock can one for great eating. SAVE $25 WE FEATURE ABOVE & BELOW GROUND POOLS smoked fish, game, turkey or later be used to make great For a free catalog on both roasts, teamed up with gravies and sauces. charcoal and electric model smokers, write Smoke 'N smoked vegetables and fresh The true smoke flavor Don’t Wait - Come Out Today smoked com on the cob, is Pit, 4215 McEwen Road, Dal comes from the prc-soaked las, Texas 75240. truly a feast, but the conven wood chips which are placed The ABC’s of active beauty: get ience of smoker cooking has on the coals. Type of wood is OPEN been lost in the hickory- personal preference, but OPEN smoked aroma of a done- ■ more popular ones are hick the maximum benetits from exercise just-right brisket. ' i S n E R U A H T SUNDAY SUNDAY ory, apple, cherry, mes- OuWoof 08* IF*D ^ tail If you're among the millions Remember, fast-paced aquatic ventures by switiuning . Fact is, survival schools quite, etc. of people pursuing active sports activities increase perspiration. with a steady, even pace until have long taught smoker- Back to briskets, a great Rtal Charcoal Flavor Qrlll, Smoko, Baka*^ for go ^ health airi good looks, After your active jaunt, use a you stair feeling tired . . . rest, type cooking as the way to go smoker food at home or No Charcoal Moaa. Prapara an Entire Meal. there healthhil suggestions will good deep cleansing cream and then swim again. when cooking time is needed away. Try this for great, help you to derive maximum supplement moisture loss with a During rest periods, don't for other things like procur light-it-and-leave-it eating: benefits. moisturizer. Pond's cold cream foi^et to re-w ly sun-screening ing food to cook, setting an get a brisket (a big one 'cause The key to success for jog and dry skin cream are ideal lotion to avoid burning. Keep in emergency trap line, making there’s more of it!), crush gers is to run at an even pace. warm-weather choices to keep mind that both saltand chlorina a strong shelter against an five or six peppercorns in a Don't nish. And, don't pound your skin looking younger. ted water can have a drying impending storm or bui ding pan. Pour in enough red wine A l your feet which can result in If racquet sports are your effect on your skin. a set of snowshoes to trek out to cover the brisket. Put in 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1/ 1/ MANCHESTER_____ tendon damage. favorite pastime, keep in shape Use a cleansing cream to of a survival situation. the brisket and marinate CORNER OF MCKEE ST. END_0FJ(EENEY POOLS Keep ankles strengthened at the way boxers do. clean your has, and apply dry Makes sense, too, for a overnight. home to avoid possible twists Also soak hickory chips ------KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 Sobrino Pools is locotod 7'h skin cream lavishly after a day mother of three with a part and sprains. Outside, jogging Shadow the sport right in mtloi oott of Belton Lake of swimming. m i-SIlO f AT NOME shoes with arch supports and your home. Go through all the tonite SIIVICE, (Alt COllECT high backs are a must. motions of a real game to keep Being up, out and active is an ’’IF YOU HAVE A MASTER CHARGE, VISA 1:1 a Where Quality Begins BANKAMERICARD. AMERICAN EXPRESS. ^ Cyclists can gear up for a muscles you'll be using lim ideal way to condition your 742.7308 bered up. body and enhance yom looks DON’T GET BURNED Inner view of a typical CARTE BLANCHE OR DINERS CLUB TUK i SAT T l 5 SInnM Snilip Rt. 44A Coventry • Tel. 742-7308 healthy morning ride by stalling CARD. 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I ^ EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 F.VF.WNfi-HERALB.-Thurs.r June.2g^m . Wands of fortune make finding easier Practical tips to keep you Sunglasses: useful tools, great fashion look Sunglasses have become glass industry in the United light; the serious '"coin-shooter." Ihc sophisticated stuff is still through which you insert a In Ihc h;ick«ooiis or back more than the utilitarian tools Slates. The SAA has been • Help you see better for all finding something down in akin to barefoot boy of old plastic Treasure Tee once yard. seeking your treasure the unit starts to sound off. they were in the past. Today, instrumental in establishing outdoor fun; via modern, sophisticated the dirt that someone else w ith a borrowed spade, a lot soft and pretty all summer quality control. • Make driving more com of desire and "secret " hunt You pull the unit up through they contribute as well to a electronic Treasure Sensors wants more than vou do can According to the SAA, there fortable; ing grounds born of suspi the plastic needle and com Keep cool—and cool— and soft!—this soft!— this flakiness and roughness. tedted cosmetic cosmetic bag bag and and keep keep person’s total fashion outlook. htis found it firm foothold in pay off in real dollars. are many things to keep in mind • Flatter your face shape; cious rum or. It's fun. mence digging. summer. So go easy on sun exposure, makeup away from direct The Sunglass Association of the off-duty hours of many It may happen around an when deciding to purchase • Hide dark circles under the But there is a difference There are a lot of reasons Here are some practical tips especially if you have fair skin. sunlight— never leave it on the America (SAA) is the oiganiza- Americans, and the rewards historic place of some sort or high-quality sunglasses. Sun eyes; today between searching and why treasure hunting via the for weathering the summer’s Aim for a healthy glow, not a beach, by the pool, on the seat tion largely responsible for can he even greater than in a cave around C addo. glasses should: • Make your personal fashion finding because, thanks to electronic Treasure Sensor heat and humidity and for keep deep, daric tan. o f the car. "fashion” sunglasses, repre plain personal satisfaction. Okla.. where robbers once statement. is an up and coming recre ing ypurskin lusciously softand After any session in the sun, And since the cupboards and senting over 90% o f the sun * Reduce brightness of sun Fact is there's more than hid their loot. Whatever the modern technology, there’s a ational activity that in some smooth. soothe and smooth skin with cabinets where you store cos gold in them thar hills and for place, searching today with whole lot more of the latter than there used to be. places has already arrived. • Dress down for summer. Pond’s Cream & Cocoa Butter metics can really heat up in the Not even wood, cement, First, it's an out-of-doors Choose light fabrics and colors, Lotion. It combines seven warm weather, you may very rock, sand or bricks stand in activity which isn't all bad. simple styles, delicate jewelry. creamy moisturizers and the well want to move your creams, your way nowadays because The cost o f the treasure hunt Avoid anything which might be goodness.of cocoa butter to lotions and shampoos to cooler the modern wands of fortune ing units themselves is not hot, tight, confining or in the keep skin fresh, soft and quarters for the summer. see right through them. And prohibitive. way, such as scarves, too many younger-looking. * Eat in summer style. some of the more sophisti You can do it close to layers, large belts. • Put beauty in your bath. Lighter foods, such as salads, cated even discriminate be home, on a weekend jaunt or, And remember that what may Refresh youiself after a long hot cold soups, fish, chicken and tween objects of "value" and for that matter, on the vacant look terrific in the fitting room day with a delicious half hour or fmit, keep you slimmer, don’t b-^l gum wrappers. lot up the street. during the spring may actually so in a luxurious, lukewarm “ overfuel” your body. Not that there's anything It is not a physically de be too hot to wear in the summer bath and you’ll feel revived for You might even lose a few wrong with gum wrappers for manding sport, which places -V- ^ when the meicuiy really climbs. the evening. extra pounds on your summer From a boy's first outing because it within reach of older • Get your hair off your . Try Pond’s Cream & Cocoa diet and chances are that you’ll striking pay dirt is the name people or Those not able to back— and off your neck and Butter Tropical Bath Beads. feel much cooler without that do a lot of exercise. extra “ insulation." Also o f the game. shoulders too. Nothing looks or They’ll turn your bath into a. It's a great family activity remember to drink plenty of liq The value o f an object is in feels hotter than hair that has freshly-scented, aquamarine uids during the hot weather to the mind o f the finder and and if you're so inclined, you drooped or wilted. pool which helps soften and can even get into a contest o f TAILGATE TV— 'This new 12-inch (diagonal) black-and- If you love your longer hair silken your skin as you bathe. replace water lost through per 99 digging up something that white portable TV operates from cither a household electrical made your Treasure Sensor sorts as to who is better— too much to trim it, try a • Put your life on a hot spiration. outlet or from the 12-volt battery of an automobile or recre • Add some sweetness to buzz wildly and flip the sens brother, sister, mom or dad. chignon, braids or even a neat, weather schedule. Save your ational vehicle. 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CLOSED MONDAY Acorn Acret flatable kayak can go too. tion. The Sporthut is located at 1500 West Main Street, next TUE8. A THURS 8 SAT. S e /o P it Quinn PRINQLES SPORTHUT to McDonald’s in Wllllmantic. WED. a FRI. TIL 6 SUN. 10-3 R.D. )H4 Co/cAotfor, CT 06415 Let Myles Travel help you with your summer plans. 1500 West Main Street, Wllllmantic. Located next to McDonalds — Stop by for brochures— CLOSED MONDAY JULY AND AUGUST. 859-1020 Cali 423-8488 for further Information. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 Sunny hideaway EVENING HERALD, Thurs., June 28, 1979 Memories are made of these H elp fo r travelers available Quiet adventure of biking Consumers can get a vari Consumer Affalfs investi Family camp experiences ety of informative brochures, gates consumer and industry More and more people are including “ What Is A Travel complaints. It should be con ■ Remcmher when?" . , . finding cycling the ideal out Agent?” “Answers to Ques tact^ at 711 Fifth Avenue, you always hear ihese fami door exercise. A way to tone tions Most Frequently Asked New York, NY 10022, if liar words when families the muscles, a way to cover About ASTA,” “ 15 Travel travel problems arise. gather or old friends gel to fairly long distances with Tips From ASTA,” “What Travel problems are less gether. A lot has been written moderate exertion. Every Overseas Traveler likely to arise however, when lately about the new 'nostal Planning a day-long bike Should Know” and “Pack the customer treats travel gia kick." But it is nothing jaunt that includes a roadside ing Tips for Him/Her” by like any mqjor purchase and new, only another way to say meal can make the trip even sending a stamped self- Relax along the peacelul, wooded shoie ol a beautilul 50 acre lake. selects it with great care memories. more fun. addressed envelope 'to Oi enjoy great bass llshing, swimming at out beach, hiking, under the guidance of the You can build memories Before setting off on such a ASTA. canoeing - playground lor kids - rec hall - boat rentals - come on by! for your family when you go trip, however, work up to it The ASTA Department of travel agent expert. camping together: it's easy so you are fit enough to enjoy Less than an hour Irom Hartford on Rte. 197, Woodstock, CT. and surprisingly economical. the entire ride. Let's face it: vacations are When you can peddle 20 Call us ■ (203) 974-0567 ■ lor a color brochure or reservation. expensive. The cost of miles in two hours without A FANTASY IN WHITE, thin gUnaed-in snnTOODi of a motels is almost prohibitive saddle sores or aching house on Mackinac Island, Michigan is a beautiful for a young family. F o o d - thighs, you are ready for a example of a “summer place,” from the inside. From three meals a day and those day on the road. Summer Placet, a recently published volume that inevitable snack slops — Camp for a weekend or a month in Coachmen’s versatile, Cyclists should become wouJd grace any coffee table, trith text by Brendan GUI lakes another big chunk of value-priced fold-down tent camper. Designed to accomodate familiar with the traffic laws and photographs by Dudley Witney; cash. a large family, Coachmen tent campers wiD sleep six to eight in the state where they are persons. Add those costs to the ex riding. DEMBIFOR: pense of getting there, and home with you. or the sense of accomplish A two-wheeler is obliged to follow most laws that SHARED OUTDOORSMANSHIP— The pleasure of a day’s ROULOTTEt ROULOnEt many cost-conscious fam Everything you need ment the kids will have when Weekend travel tips ilies must regretfully choose comes in one convenient apply to motorized vehicles. touring powered by one’s physical fitness is becoming in- Rusty Jones they finally abandon the creasingiy popular among Americans. Some people do it on a "backyard" vacation. package when you hook up water wings and swim. It must stop at lights, travel There is a way to vacation, your Coachmen to the family with the traffic and not foot. Some prefer to peddle. When cyclists and walkers meet, keep the going fun! New vistas will open for against it. give pedestrians it’s often time to share some light refteshment carried on the however, that's within the car. And a fold-down is the whole family when you ler POLYGLYCOAT the right-of-way, use proper trail in a Thermos brand vncuum bottle. “ Pack everything you Restrict yourself to basic ^ o l e r reach of almost everyone. easy to low. even with camp in your Coachmen. signals for turning and stop want to take, and leave at small appliances. The new TRAVEL TRAILERS TRAVEL TRAILERS Coachmen's fold-down today's smaller cal's. Wilderness areas abound plenty of high-energy foods. you can carry stews, chow nOIECHMrWIMK camper, designed and priced Even the larger-than- ping. and ride in single file. Highly seasoned items like home.” That’s the advice Compact Mist Curler from where an afternoon's hike ders or even a p ^ ta dish for from many a seasoned General Electric is no bi^er for the value minded, opens a normal family will fit com through the woods might Once you have determined chili should be avoided. hardy roadside meals whole new world of family fortably in today's tent that you are physically fit and Peddling loses a lot of its ap traveler on packing for a than a hairbrush, and is a mean sighting a timid deer without having to stop at a trip—whether it's for a must for curly and casual hair fun to make tomorrow's campers. Most Coachmen poised for escape, a fat gotten a bike that is the peal if you have heartburn. restaurant. memories today. proper size, you're ready to weekend or a whole month. styles. (And it takes up much models sleep six: some can groundhog lumbering Experienced riders often In panniers or backpacks, No need to wait for a accomodate eight persons. go. carry two types of vacuum It's so much easier to less room than a bag fiill of through the underbrush, or other food items which re curlers.) The Touch ‘n Curl® two-week vacation, either. Fixing food for the hungry The day might well be one bottles, such as those pro quire no cooling can be travel light, and not have to Any weekend is long enough maybe even a glistening blue of the fine ones everyone compact curling iron can res gang is easy. too. duced by Thermos Division, packed with an extra pair of lug around a heavy suitcase. ■ >'V 1 . I ■ for exciting short trips near racer coiled in the hot sun. reads about. Your route is cue a droopy hair-do after a What better way for your And when evening falls, King-Seeley Thermos Com socks or a shell jacket for the Get a lightweight case and home. marked. It might be time to pany. force yourself to include only day of sightseeing, shopping children to learn history than you build a roaring campfire, evening cool. Some raingear or swimming. Any lake, any camp by exploring the places toast marshmallows, tell consider some refreshments A standardneck bottle is might also be tucked in. essentials. g ro u n d . a b ack w o o d s where it was made. And for a noontime stop by the best for hot or cold drinks, To save space, pack small ghost stories, harmonize a side of the road. .And a cyclist should also Fora long trip, take mostly items like jewelry, film and trail, an historic site—all ian think of the thrill when your bit . . . that's when mem depending on the weather carry a small first aid kit as a be yours when you lake your The meal prepared should neutral colors that can be hosiery into shoes. Pack the youngster lands his first fish. ories are made. and the rider's preference. In precaution against possible coordinated easily. Use ver be a well-balanced one with a wide-mouth vacuum bottle bulky items first, then lay bruises or insect bites. satile bright accessories. clothes as flat as possible, Eliminate clothes that need overlapping to avoid creases. to be pressed to look fresh. And finally, stuff the comers Use sample size containers with crush^Ies like under for hand lotion, shampoo, wear and belts. IT'S CAMPING TIME NOW! Whatever you do, re moisturizer and other favor member to have a good time! A BETTER QUALITY SALE ite cosmetics.
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June 28, 1979 “There is no one on Et will fail to suffer froi appetizing glaze and a tangy Barbccued Chicken, Too extraordinary increases Turn your next barbecue into royal Use as a basting sauce for flavor. Indoors or out, barbecues prices.” spareribs. Mandarin Orange spare Serves 4-6 ( I rack of spare- are fun—and canned Man Experts warned the ag ribs sauce is as delicious on treat with a savory slice of Japan ribs). may yet fall apart un barbecued chicken as it is on darin Oranges from Japan make• them ■ more -flavorful! 'ui! spare ribs. It provides a rich, cartel steps .up productio Add a royal touch to your by emperors and empresses. of dishes. sumers cut back their next backyard barbecue! Now these sunny fruit gems Perfectly packed, vitamin Joseph Tovey of Tovey For centuries. Mandarin are available to you with all rich, canned Mandarin Or New York investment their regal flavor preserved. Oranges were the most royal anges from Japan are not too firm specializing in of fruits in the Orient, prized They'll add a delicious and ex tart, not too sweet, with a otic touch to even the simplest flavor that's unmatched in any warned, “Without incre other oranges. This unique production, O PEC’s taste treat from the Orient .0 .0 . ceiling price is going t adds a special zest to any meal exceeded.” you serve. Crown barbecued spare- Talks Acco ribs with a savory Sweet and Sour Mandarin Barbecue ’TOKYO (U P D -A coir Sauce and royal compliments by the seven major dem will go to the ingenious chef! capped two days of ii vigorous give-and-take SWEET AND SOUR produced an agreen MANDARIN country-by-country BARBECUE SAUCE FOR SPARERIBS to* through 1985. ’The agreen made along the lines of I 11 oz. can Japanese proposal, and a weary F Mandarin Oranges, Carter clearly was happy chopped into chunks result. He told reporter 1/3 cup salad oil U.S. Embassy the Unte I large onion, chopped C E U B R A T K m had achieved its goals. I clove garlic, crushed Carter also said eaci I small green pepper, chopped agreed to use its full r V4 cup packed brown “in the development c sugar native sources of energy, 'A cup ketchup other areas, the leaders a 1 tsp. Worcestershire statement against air pii sauce agreed to significantly I tsp. salt their commitment to hi 1 tsp. pepper people driven from Vietr 2 tsp. dry mustard SALE refuge. Sl'NIVA NEW WA3 to serve spareribs—Perk up your next Brown onion, garlic and barbecue with a new and deliciously different taste treat. A green pepper in oil in skillet. New $1 Coi special sauce made with canned Mandarin Oranges from Add the rest of the ingredi Japan turns an ordinary barbecue into a royal banquet. ents and simmer for 15 min WASHINGTON (UPI) utes up to new eleven-faceted | bearing the likeness of 1 Anthony will be put into tion next Monday and He Rose Dakar, D-Ohio, w RIM FOR ymiR MONEY paired for the use of th Special running equipment by of the 19th-century sufI 30% off hopes millions of ^neric such brana iffimes as: on selected specials use the coins and get a lesson. Nike throughout the store “It will make all of our Puma Brooks beginning June 30 for and all individuals very : Tretorn a limited time only. the role that women hav Converse in history, and she in pari Ms. Oakar said. LAMPS • UPHOLSTERED Windfall T r YENMlft EQUIPMENT LEISURE FURNITURE • TABLES • SPEEDO* CHAIRS • BEDROOM AND WASHINGTON (UPI) Comphf Linn percent windfall profits h Acc9$$oriB$, Ball$ IWIMWEAR DINING ROOM FURNITURE money oil companies « SnauwMrt Bancroft and more! from the oil decontrol ] Spalding W llaon was approved by the Ho fafa/aiVood voice vote ’Thur^ay. It is than the 50 percent tax F Fiacquet Stringing Carter requested in however, it is less than th RACQUET BALL OFF cent tax sought by thi Spalding Ways and Means Commit rdlacontlnuad bill now goes to the Senat atylM and it faces substantial chani pattema this summer. FISHING EQUIPMENT Harll|ojroDg]i Coniitr; Barn Ways and Means Chai SALTi FRESH WATER Ullman, D-Ore., said Rods a Rm Is by Ptnn, Quick, 1980 and 1984 the wine DIawa, MRchall______would bring the ’Treasc billion. But congression said unofficial, prelimii timates showed the nev TOTAL HOME FURNtSHINGS creases by the Organiz M O n T M ^ ju IT ^ ( T ( . 1, IX IT It 0* It Petroleum Exporting ( «»«l.»OIIOUOH.eOIIN. MMAINSTnilT could raise the Treasui SPORT CENTER TUIS..SAT. lt.S;M. M l . lAf. SUN. l.S:M OLD SA VU O O K . CONN. MON.-SAT. H.S,St, M l . m il. ,. , , n windfall to about $35 bill “First In Glastonbury; First In Sarvica” OLD! MItTICK VILLIAOlvlfcfcinwB WPPOAF ITm I.« m...... y s t ic s i APORT------IX IT .------MYSTIC.- ’.eonh CONN Come get the detaik on MorHwrough Country Bom MON..SAT. FRI. IM . SUN. |.S:M special charge occounti. Removes Cl 361 Mew London Tphs Blastonbury 6 3 3 -5 4 0 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) House vote to continue year-old econom ic si against Zimbabwe HI which followed a leng emotional debate that into the night ’Thursday, < ly removes a cloud froi dent Carter’s policies a him a little more room L with the sensitive po Africa. ’The 350-37 vote flew in of the earlier 52-41 Ser ord«ipg Carter to lift i immediately. Inside Tod