1 ' ^ California Gas Stations 1 Old State House 1 Mi.nchester High Girls 1 Technology Could Change Defy Brownes Mandate 1 Enters a New Era 1 CCIL Softball Champs 1 TV as fVe Know It Today P a g e 2 1 P a g e 5 \ P a g e 1 2 1 P a g e 1 4 iland)patpr Showers Tonight, Sunny. Tuesday Details on page 2 i i lEtJf ntU5 Hrralb Public Appeal Vol. XCVIII, No. 196 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, May 21, 1979 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Carter warns that he may take his inabiiity to get his programs through Congress directiy to the voters — in a way FBI To Probe Indian Strife that could be reminiscent of Harry S. Truman’s 1948 cam­ paign. The warning was subtle but visi­ RED LAKE, Minn. (UPI) - FBI ble in his commencement address agents, anxious to investigate two Sunday to the 250 graduates of days of violence in which two young fairway haa f Cheyney State College in Penn­ Chippewa Indians were killed, sought sylvania, one of the nation's n Justice Department permission everything for the *j oldest predominantly black in­ today to enter the Red Lake Indian spring change ^ stitutions. Reservation. overl y “Both political candidates and “Once we get the authority to go on incumbents have got to know that the reservation we will cofduct • garmant bagi you will both vote and act,” whatever investigation is neceSary, • atoraga boxat Carter said. "How are we going to seeking information regarding the • flakaa •] have the leadership to fight for ../n deaths of two boys and other ap­ a and nuggata x equal opportunity and affirmative parent violations of federal law,” a na and rafilla c action in jobs, schools andliousing Minneapolis agent said. i aull baga gn if even the act of voting is too Bureau of Indian Affairs agents a • goam baga ^ great an effort? were negotiating with participants in iy priced “The Congress of the United the shooting, burning and looting that States can either make these started early Saturday with the decisions, or block these takeover of the northern Minnesota “every ^ decisions,” he said. reservation’s law enforcement little a | center. Income Rises “Our main concern is one of not causing a confrontation,” said FBI WASHINGTON (UPI) - In­ agent George Fisher. “Certain dividual income increased by 11.2 demands are being made. We’re percent last year to $7,810, rising I seeking to do the most good by faster than consumer prices in all staying in the background.” states except Alaska, the govern­ {. % Tribal leaders blamed the conflict ment reports. on the husband of a dissident official. The (^mmerce Department’s Canada Campaigns The man’s wife had questioned the Bureau of Economic Andlysis management of tribe's council and said inflation, measured by price The two major candidates in Canada’s national Election was dismissed last week. Tuesday wound down their campaigns Sunday. Above, Prime Bureau of Indian Affairs agents lly everything. increases throughout the economy, rose 6.8 percent, Minister Pierre Trudeau is grabbed by a supporter in Guelph, were negotiating with dissident gh my routine, leaving a real gain in income of Ontario. At left, Catherine Clark, the two-and-a-half-year-old leaders to the calm the situation — am saying, 4.4 percent. daughter of candidate Joe Clark, rides on her father’s the worst outbreak of violence on an However, if the 11.2 percent in­ Indian reservation since the takeover able to say shoulders in Calgary, Alberta. (UPI photos) *** * # *■ }*•< say come increase is measured at Wounded Knee, S.D., in February against the Labor Department’s 1973. Consumer Price Index, which The FBI stationed agents along the ie I play.' records what the average person boundaries of the reservation Sunday id genuine, and me. pays at retail level, the real gain and advised aircraft to stay at least would be only 2.2 percent because Canada^sCampaign Dead Even 3,000 feet above ground because of r hand the 1978 CPI recorded 9 percent reports planes were being fired upon. g that 1 seem to want, inflation. heard at church earlier in the day, which way he would throw his sup­ An FBI spokesman in Minneapolis OTTAWA (UPI) — Canada’s two chief opponent, told a crowd of 3,000 said some reservation homes were om my eyes The bureau said income rose people in Alberta’s cattle country Trudeau appealed to “the rich and port. major parties are dead even at the burned Sunday, some shots were ig death, more than prices in all states end of the campaign for Tuesday’s Sunday that a vote for Broadbent is a the poor, the English and the French, Third parties traditionally have allveness. except Alaska—the state with the the north and the south, the east and given the party that gleans the most fired and people appeared to be federal general election and political vote for Trudeau. milling about sections of the reserva­ d gentle and encouraging, highest per capita income, $10,- analysts predict the voters wiU/ “The people of Canada will close the west,” to understand each other seats in a minority situation a chance stand 851. But that income was only 3.4 and share their wealth. to form a government, however tion. At least 45 burned-out cars and deliver a weak minority goyernpem down that show — the Pierre and Ed other vehicles were strewn about the percent higher than 1977. show — permanently on the 22nd of As Broadbent, Clark and Trudeau briefly. the second in a decade. '• streets. Ings. The District of Columbia had The left-leaning New Democrats, May,” he said in an appeal for a headed home to celebrate the Vic­ Broadbent, addressing' 2,000 sup­ the second highest per capita in­ toria Day national holiday, analysts porters Sunday in Toronto, adopted The violence peaked Saturday with led by Ed Broadbent in his first elec­ Conservative majority. the takeover and ransacking of the come of $10,022, up 11.6 percent Trudeau, speaking in Ontario, predicted a minority government for his least partisan stance of the cam­ tion campaign, have made a strong reservation’s law enforcement over 1977, while Mississippi — the showing and polls indicate they are where most analysts agree the elec­ Clark’s conservatives based on a paign. empathy only state with an income of less Gallup poll released Saturday. “At the end of this campaign I can center and the two fatal shootings. headed for 25 to 30 seats — probably tion will be decided, capped a week The center houses the Bureau of In­ ig than $6,000— was lowest at $5,736. of fierce attacks on Clark with a sur­ Trudeau has said he might try to only think what an opportunity ... and )— enough to wield the balance of power dian Affairs and its reservation in the 282-member House of Com­ prisingly philosophical speech in his stay in power in a minority situation a privilege it is for Pierre Trudeau, even if he loses by a couple of seats, Joe Clark and Ed Broadbent to lead a policemen, three of whom were portant you are to me, mons. final campaign appearance Sunday. taken hostage for a time before Kidney Stones Paraphrasing the Bible passage but Broadbent has refused political party in this great land of ir of this person Conservative leader Joe Clark, negotiations began. “Love ye one another” which he throughout the campaign to say ours,” he said. CHICAGO (UPI) - Scientists Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’s The first group of dissidents was have develop^ a new procedure estimated at 60, but that number using a tiny Russian-inspired doubled an hour later. the wall behind which “electric jackhammer” to Incumbents Will Run Vernon Lussier, 15, and Alan destroy extremely painful kidney Cloud, 12, both of whom lived on the stones without the need for sur­ reservation, were killed in shooting gery. that erupted. Three men suffered Dr. Irving M. Bush, head of a minor gunshot wounds. 13-member team that developed Republicans Shape Slate Fourteen prisoners kept at the jail panic and uncertainty. the technique, said Sunday the for minor offenses were released procedure may eventually By GREG PEARSON during the takeover and were still at- become routine for removing well as candidates for other local year in^l971, so he has more Ferguson. large today. kidney stones and may supplant Herald Reporter elected positions, including the experience than any present board Although he lost in 1977, DiRosa’s A reporter at the scene said large essness builds strong walls. the need for kidney stone-related MANCHESTER - The town’s Board of Education, constables and member. showing was considered an im­ quantities of alcoholic beverages i surgery in many cases. Republican Party could have a com­ Board of Selectmen. He said this morning that he pressive one because he finished taken from a center room containing ack. “It cuts out the mental anguish plete slate of candidates for the fall The Republicans have had a can­ expects to run again. fourth in the Republican race behind confiscated loot were consumed. of surgery and allows the patient election as early as next month, and didate selection committee “I enjoy the work. I have things three veterans — Mrs. Ferguson, Reporters were threatened and $60,- reviewing persons interested in run­ I’m working on, and I also want to longer than walls to resume his normal life that slate probably will include the Zinsser and Diana — and he came 000 worth of TV camera equipment quicker,” he said. “It saves time three incumbents on the Town Board ning for these offices. The committee know what it feels like to work on a within 600 votes of defeating a was destroyed. has been working for the past month jse walls with firm hands and money.” of Directors. majority board,” Zinsser said. Democrat for the ninth position on Officials said the conflict resulted All three GOP directors —Carl and is scheduled to make its Diana also said he expects to make the board. from a dispute over charges brought Croaker King Zinsser, William Diana and Peter recommendations before the June another run, although his health Weinstein said he is pleased with by Stephanie Hanson, 34, recently DiRosa — have indicated they expect meeting. might be a factor in his final deci­ the number of persons who are in­ elected treasurer of the Tribal Coun­ ANGELS CAMP, Calif. (UPI) to run for re-election in November. Who those recommendations will sion. He suffered a heart attack last terested in running as Republican cil. During her campaign she ac­ — Willie is the king of the Richard Weinstein, Republican be is not certain at this time, year, but he has attended all of the candidates. He would not reveal the cused the tribal hierarchy of mis­ croakers. town chairman, has said he hopes to although it does appear that the three board’s numerous meetings in recent names of other interested candidates using funds, engaging in nepotism Willie, a resident of an uniden­ present a slate of candidates to the present members of the Board of months. at this time, however. and keeping poor records of the tified pond, leaped a mighty 20 Republican Town Committee at its Directors will make up half of the DiRosa ran for the board for the Ralph Gray, who is chairman of millions of dollars in federal funds feet 6V« inches Sunday to capture June meeting. GOP slate for the board. first time two years ago and lost. He the candidate selection committee, flowing into the reservation each the annual Calaveras County Fair That slate would include six can­ Zinsser has served on the board was appointed at the beginning of could not be reached for comment. year. and Jumping Frog Jubilee con­ didates for the Board of Directors as since 1973, along with serving one this year to fill the term of Vivian test. And his owner, Frank Fasano, 14, San Jose, Calif., became the youngest winning sponsor in the history of the contest. He went Proposed Paternity Law a ‘‘Sleeper’ home with a check for $300 and a committee gave the father 30-days to By JACQUELINE HUARD parents in divorce cases. Knierim and a comm ittee of big smile. He said he would return recent rulings on unwed fathers by respond after being notified of moves The bill slid through the House on a lawyers, juvenile and probate court “Willie” to his home pond, but he HARTFORD (UPI) - There are the state and U.S. Supreme Courts. to cut off his parental rights. It also didn’t identify it. sleepers in every legislative session unanimous vote during a late night The courts “have both reco^ized judges and social service workers, session last week. It is now awaiting that many state laws either ignore spent a year studying the issue set other time limits. The contest was a pastime of — bills that, if they become law, “We drafted the bill to balance the further action in the Senate. before drafting the bill. He said miners during the Gold Rush era, would dramatically change the lives unwed fathers or diminish their two interests — the father’s and the and Mark Twain brought fame to of some Connecticut citizens. One is “It’s apparent that there’s a gap in status to such a point that they’re se­ they’re mainly concerned about the the method to give rights to sincere children. child’s,” Knierim said. the event in a short story. drowsing in the Legislature right cond class citizens,” he said. “The But the proposal that emerged unwed fathers who want to parent “It was apparent that in the best now. only thing he caii do now is try to from the Legislature’s Judiciary their own children,” says probate interests of the child, it’s not always The proposal, on iis face, is in­ adopt his own child, and that’s not too Committee was amended so that Inside Today court administrator Glenn E. beneficial to delay proceedings while nocuous. The legislative calendars, easy if the mother of the child resists there now are no time limits during ...... 16-18 which only identify bills in headline- Knierim, who helped draft the that.” we wait to see if an unwed father Classifed ...... turns up to asert his rights,” Knierim which unwed fathers could file their P A m l r s ...... 19 length, list it simply as “an act con­ proposal. A decision in such a case by the “The bill would give the unwed U.S. Supreme Court in the early 1970s said. pat rnity claims. Editorial ...... 9 cerning paternity claims.” “We feel it kind of tips the scales father a way to assert his rights,” he “helped change the entire philosophy The proposal drafted by the com­ Entertainment .— ...... 14 But it would do something which toward the unwed father, and to that said. “The theory is that in order to mittee outlines the rights of the un­ Ffiinliy ...... 8 could have a profound result in some as far as unwed fathers are con­ extent, it might harm the child,” get full parental rights, he has to step wed father but only applies to those nhltiiAriAR ...... 10 cases. cerned,” Knierim said. Knierim said. “We’re particularly up and say ‘I have an interest in that who acknowledge their paternity in PAnniAtflIlr ...... 2 The measure would give unwed “It helped us change our Connec­ conscious of children’s rights child.’ That protects the children.” writing; have been judged natural ...... 11-12 fathers equal,court stancUng with un­ ticut law on termination of parental because they’re the ones that get wed mothers if they want to fight for Knierim’s curiosity was fired part­ fathers in court, or have helped sup­ Television ...... 14 rights,” he said. “ Before 1974, we ig­ hurt.” ...... 2 custody of their children or for visita­ ly because of the cases he sees in nored unwed fathers. By 1974, we port the child. The original bill drawn up by the ^ ...... - tion rights similar to those granted probate court and partly because of started notifying him.” EVENING HERALD, Mon., May 21, 1979 - PAfJE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Mav 21. 1979 ' Peopletalk Area Police Report Director Not Satisfied with Town Office Hours Lanes, where both had been warned MANCHESTER — A member of ministration to study the idea of fice open until 5 p.m. on occasion, extension of hours will be costly even noon meeting of the board. the center of Manchester and be out Vernon Church St. and Leonard Ricndeau, 15, to stay off the property. They are to the Town Board of Directors is not keeping offices open later or having FitzPatrick said. if on a limited basis. This setup could cause a problem if of touch,” he said, George A. Negro, 52, of Route 85, of 16 Church St., both of Vernon, appear in court on May 29. satisfied with the administration's evening hours. “I’m still not happy with it,” he FitzPatrick also questioned the a board member had to be contacted Town Manager Robert Weiss said Hayakawa Stands Firm Bolton, was charged with two counts were all taken to Rockville General David L. Edwards, 24, of 55 Old reaction to his proposal about These additional hours would be said of that proposal. The extra half lack of a telephone in or near the because of an emergency during a after Friday’s meeting that another Hospital for treatment. Margelony Town Road, Vernon, was charged keeping town offices open at night oc­ only for those offices that regularly hour would do little to assikt those Municipal Building’s Hearing Room. I don’t know anything about it and 1 of cruelty to animals, Sunday. board meeting. telephone can be installed to solve was admitted with a back injury. Saturday with third-degree criminal casionally. handle business from the public. residents who work out of town, he He mentioned this at a Friday after­ “It’s absolutely ridiculous to ho in the problem. California Sen. S.I. Hayakawa isn't stars, but Sunday, Mrs. Johnny Car- can’t give you anything on that. I'm The arrest was made in connection Reichenbach wds released on his mischief after he allegedly damaged John FitzPatrick, a Democratic These would include the collector of said. backing down an inch from his con­ son and Mrs. Sammy Davis Jr. led not here to talk about gasoline. with an incident in which cattle was promise to appear in court on May director, had suggested .occasional revenue’s office and the tax Most town business, such as the troversial statement last week that the wives of 19 other Hollywood Please don’t ask me.” She’s Presi­ allowed to stray from his land onto property at Tasty Chick on Regan 29 evening hours for some town offices assessor’s office. paying of tax bills, can be done gasoline prices should be allowed to celebrities in a chorus line for the dent Carter’s “arts advocate,” and Interstate 86 in Vernon as well as on Road. He was released on his Jeanette McEwen, 17, of 5 Oak St., FitzPatrick said the late hours through the mail. But, sometimes a rise to keep the poor off the roads. In sake of the nation’s retarded spent her time in Los Angeles touring Vernon Road, police said. promise to appear in court on May to provide better service to town SAVE RIGHT NOW ON FASHIONS Connecticut State Police, Vernon Rockville, was charged Sunday with residents. should only be done occasionally — resident will have a question or fact, he charges news media repor­ children. art galleries. 29. ting his comment with hypocrisy. The occasion — the annual $200-a- Police and personnel from the evading responsibility. Police said South Windsor All offices now are open Monday possibly as infrequently as once problem that requires a trip to town FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON - plate SHARE fundraiser, staged this Humane Society participated, for she allegedly struck another car in through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to every couple of weeks. The idea hall. ^ y s he, "The price of bread, of Quote of the Day Carl J. Levesque, 20 and Allen A. beef and pork, of bacon and ham­ year in a packed Hollywood several hours, in the attempt to cap­ the parking area at the Rockville 4:30 p.m. The only exception is the could be done on a trial basis at the FitzPatrick is hopeful his idea will ALL WEEK LONG! Theriault, 19, both of Bristol, were burger, tomatoes and lettuce goes Palladium. New York Times columnist James ture a cow and a caif, poiice said. Shopping Plaza, and left the scene. town clerk’s office, which is open un­ start to see how much the extra get more response. He said he plans charged Saturday night with posses­ up, up, up steadily, yet there is no up­ Guest performers were Johnny Reston, helping honor former high Vernon Police said Negro was She was released on her promise to til 5 p.m. hours would be used by town to ask about it again in a couple of roar in the media. But once I said let Carson, Donna Summers and Ben school and college classmate Milton negligent in restraining and confining appear in court on May 29. sion of a cannabis-type substance. These hours make it difficult for residents, he said. weeks if he gets no further proposal the price of gasoline go up, there are Vereen, with an original score for the Caniff — creator of the comic strips the animats to prevent their injury or Ernest R. Champagne, 44, of Staf­ Police said the alleged offence took any person who does not work in He made his request on the subject from the administration. screams of rage and horror, and ac­ Western “Boomtown” motif by “Terry and the Pirates” and “Steve injury to other animats. ford Springs, was charged Sunday place in the parking lot of the Brave Manchester to do business in person several months ago. So far, the only Charles McCarthy, assistant town Bull Cafe. Both were released on $250 cusations I am indifferent to the lot Henry Mancini. Canyon” — at Ohio State University Negro was released on a $250 non­ with driving while under the in­ at a town office, FitzPatrick has change the administration has manager, has been in charge of bonds for appearance in court in East mighty of the poor.” Sunday in Columbus: “We’ve seen surety bond for appearance in court fluence of liquor or drugs or both. He said. Thus, he has asked the ad­ proposed is to keep the collector’s of­ examining the idea. He has said the He says he isn’t sorry he said it — No Line from Joan each other all too rarely throughout in Rockville on May 29. allegedly struck a telephone pole on Hartford on June 11. our careers. He has been at his that “I am not a poiitician. I am just Joan Mondale saw hundreds of James V. Hoye, 36, of Hartford, Tolland Avenue. He was released on Coventry not trained that way. I’m just crazy, drawing broad chasing villains, and was charged Sunday with third- his promise to appear in court on Jeffrey Naviaux, 18, of Bunker Hill Cleanup Suggested motorists inching along in gas lines I’ve been around the world chasing that’s all. I’m not accustomed to during her weekend visit to Southern degree criminal mischief, third- May 29. Road, Coventry, was charged Satur­ exercising politicai caution when I politicians, which I suppose, is much degree crimihat trespassing and Darlene Mullin, 20, of Mt. Vernon day night with delivery of liquor to r: ’ In South Windsor California, but the vice president’s the same thing.” • • open my mouth.” wife sidestepped any discussion of fourth-degree iarceny. Drive, Vernon, was charged Sunday minors. The alleged violation took with evading responsibility. She the gas shortage. Glimpses Police said the arrest was made on place in the parking lot of a local ■ ; • SOUTH WINDSOR - Mayor Nancy Caffyn has Star Spouses Said she, ‘T m not getting into that. complaint of the management of the ailegedly struck a parked car at the shopping center, police said. , ' ; declared this week “Public Works Week” and has called M a rN a le X Usually, their husbands are the Robert Redford has been named to Interstate Motel at Vernon Circle. Cumberland Farms on Route 30 and Naviaux was released on a $100 • ; for a townwide cleanup by residents and public works the Utah Advisory Committee to the Hoye allegedly slept overnight in the then left the scene. nonsurety bond for appearance in -■! employees. U.S. Commission on Civil Rights ... motel and left without paying. She was released on her promise to court in Rockville on May 29. “In honor of Public Works Week I am requesting all Maria Weissmuller, wife of Johnny Kurt A. Reichenbach, 17, of 45 appear in court on May 29. citizens both young and old to join together to make South i m Weissmuller, the 74-year-old onetime Country Lane, Vernon, was charged Todd A. Spofford, 16, of 17 Wilshire Friendship Circle ' ' Windsor more beautiful by picking up refuse left from the “Tarzan” of the screen, has been Sunday with reckless driving. He was Road and Richard H. Bennison, 17, of ’The Friendship Circle of the Salva­ winter,” said Mayor Caffyn. “The Public Works Depart­ named his conservator and says she involved in an accident on Skinner 103 Jonathan Drive, both of Vernon, 25% OFF tion Army will meet ’Tuesday at 8 ment will travel throughout the town and assist may place him in a mental institutu- Road. Police said he lost control of were charged Friday night with first- p.m. at the Citadel in Manchester. homeowners by removing throw away household and tion this week ... Linda Kelsey, his car and struck a tree. The driver degree criminal trespassing. Mrs. Brig. Evelyn Morrison will • '. ' yard items placed by the roadside. Residents may take MEN’S SUMMER SUITS,' reporter Billie Newman on the “Lou and three passengers, Anthony They were charged in connection lead a worship service. Hostesses are this opportunity to make this a real spring cleaning week Grant” show, married carpenter Miller, 18, of 108 Grand Avenue, with a complaint made by the Mrs. Bertha Hall and Mrs. Rhoda ' by clearing out attics, cellars and closets for items which THE Glenn Strand Sunday — his first, her Rockville; Gary Margelony, 17, of 42 management of Vernon Bowling Kissinjak. they have been meaning to get rid of.” BLAZERS second — in St. Paul, Minn., with a ■ ^ • The South Windsor Chamber of Commerce is coor- WEATHERVANE’S honeymoon set for Cape Cod ... It ; V - . dinating Public Works Week with their “Clean Up In May AND SPORT COATS was a “Rhinestone Roideo” Sunday Nike Site Week.” The Beautification Committee of the Chainber night at New York’s Les Mouches • has sought volunteers from schools and civic and among those turning out in Offered 1 ■' organizations in town to help clean up the area. Lightweight suits, Western gear for the party were the For further information on these programs persons Reg. $120 - $145 .... 89.97 - 107.97 Ritchie Family, Ann Reinking, Linda habAid QMjdyoAk Q exiM may contact the Public Works Garage, 644-2531. Lavin and husband Ron Liebman, To MCC Blazers & sport coats, Phyllis Newman and the entire cast MANCHESTER - The Reg. $55 - $85 .... 39.97 - 62.97 of the Broadway musical, “The Best town has offered space at No Bias in Job Loss may Hayakawa Little Whorehouse in Texas” ... Just In time for the hot days of Mondale the Nike Site that •avw 32N r -5, BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A Fairfield man who claimed Manchester Community . he was unfairly replaced as a pharmacist while summer! Cool fabrics, crisp good College might be able to recuperating from a heart attack was not discriminated oks, expert tailoring. In all your use as a bookstore. . ' . ; against, a state human rights official said. vorlte textures, patterns, California Gas Stations The bookstore had been located in the student J )lids and colors. center, which burned to the our rog. :.7S sale Choose 3 & 4 piece ground last month. soft and Defy Brown’s Mandate Mel Siebold, recreation W6 usually have just the right trio and vested suits, director for the town, said silky fashion plus 4-pc. quads. the town has offered space prints curtain rod OUR BIGGEST & All in regular, By United Press International “It’s going to be a rough summer,” in the Teen Annex building Luscious florals, gasoline available,” he said, adding even some solid short and long sizes. Many California service station said Rudy Molnar, head of the Penn­ that one supplier kept a gasoline- at the Nike Site for the shades sew up In our tremendous BEST OF THE YEAR- operators — some closing in protest sylvania Dealers Association. into dramatic Alterations are free, ioaded barge in the Hudson River for bookstore. lops, skirts and assortment of: of federal price controls — locked up “ Prices will hit $1 a gallon by a week, refusing to sell to its dealers. The college could use a dresses. Buttery ALL WEEK LONG! of course. smooth feeling the pumps during the weekend in August.” He said he expects 90 per­ Maine reported a 10 percent drop in portion of the building as a potyester/raran. rods, cafe rods, ’iWite defiance of Gov. Eklmund G. Brown cent of the state’s stations to be out weekend station openings and lines bookstore from the early ; Butterick 45'* wide, an on traverse rods, Jr.’s order that they remain open. of gas by the end of the month. pattern full botts. grew in Pennsylvania, Virginia, New part of August through Oc­ ‘ #5523 decorator rods, rings, In Washington, most of the city’s In New Windsor, N.Y., Exxon sta­ York and Florida. tober, Siebold said. This clips and brackets; in TERRY TOPS In vees, camisoles, 1,500 stations closed Sunday and 13 tion operator Gene Hecht made In Washington, a coalition of travel would be the period at the sizes from 12 inches to percent were limiting purcteses. Molnar look like an optimist. start of'Uie fall semester takns, morel Many colors. Reg. $8- industry officials said Memorial Day S « v « 42% s a v e 4 4 m . 12 feet... Growing lines showed up where “It will be much worse next may be a barometer of things to when book sales would be 1 9 9 1 8 8 $15 ...... 5.97-10.97 they had not been seen before along summer,” he said. “The price will come for hotel bookings, convention heaviest. I yd. I yd. the eastern seaboard as the nation’s definitely be close to 32 a gallon.” attendance and restaurant receipts. The site, though, is more our reg. 3.49 ou r rag. 3.4B gasoline shortage grew and spread He accused the oil companies of They said if Americans cancel than a mile from the main sack cloth solids toward what was beginning to look hoiding back supplies to drive up the dressy, bright and pert prints Memorial Day travel plans because MCC campus off Bidwell Interlock knits TERRY SHORTS in jogger or boxer like a Memorial Day for pedestrians, price. of the gasoline shortage, many of Street. The student center Beautllul material lor vests, Smooth as line silk yet easy- peasant skirts, all styles, sizes S M L. Reg. $9 & $10 5.97 not motorists. “I believe that once the price goes them may cancel summer vacation had been located right on care 100%.Tfevlra‘ polyes- sportswear! Carelree over $1.2.5. that there’il be plenty of plans as well. the campus. terXPerteaJor f i l i ^ e fash- polyester/cottons In vibrant every kinsrfestive eressds. morel colors. All 45" wide, all on lull In hard-pressed California, a The legality of the town’s 60/62" wide, airon fuli botts. bolts. little successful four-day shutdown of ser­ proposal also has to be Lawyers Attempt Delay y the mtrjicle of mole HftA | thing" vice stations along a 60-mile stretch checked out, Siebold said. s a v e SBM.S3M m net eo«. pnoeel TERRY SHORT SETS with basic IS&iiMi?: s « v e 3*N s a v e (• downtown manchester^ of the central coast paralyzed the ’This now is being done by 1 0 9 122 shorts,Stopsstylesi Reg.$16 . . .11.97 Of Scheduled Executions area and operators, protesting town officials. I yd. a?M3iM I yd. 375.799 federal controls, said most of their Siebold said there was no our reg. 14S-1.79 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - net. edv. ptIcM T.99-17.2S but it was not Known whether they customers supported the move. other facility his depart­ better skirt Lawyers for convicted murderers ginghams, calicos & would hear attorneys’ arguments br Brown fau lt^ President Carter for ment could offer to help & shirt prints John Spenkelink and Wiilie Jasper solid broadcloths famous Belding simply act on the appeal. failing to deliver on increased house other MCC activities Florals, geometries and - SUMMER TEES In blousons, Y- Darden return to court today in An attorney for Darden, 45, filed novelty ^ n ts lor custom Most popular basic labrics at Corticsill scissora allocations of gasoline promised for that had been located in the Premium quality scissors. . . tremeneP necks, tanka, scoops, etc. Reg. $8- attempts to head off their clients’ made separates that are unl- teat savings! Beaconway notice of appeal with the triai court the state. student center. These had quel All cottOhs or wkte selection ol colors, pat­ ous value! AH heavy duty, chrome piated, durable steel. A l In ^ (D R super value! $15 ...... 1/3 OFF scheduied executions at 7 a.m. at Bartow by teiephone Friday, a included a student lounge polyester/coltons. 45" wide, terns. All 45" wide, all on lull “Carter and his people better get alt on lull bolts. bolls. Assortment indudes 6" dressmaker, Wednesday in Fiorida’s electric short time after Gov. Robert together on this thing,” he said. “If and a cafeteria. heavy bent trimmer, serrated; 7V6** end chair. 9" pinkers; 4" embroidery end 4V6" Another Graham signed the death warrants. not. I’m prepared to go back to “We don’t have space for thread dtps. HURRY INI AT LCAST ' Court observers believe the 30- s a v e 3 3 m s a v e 34M The governor designated Spenkelink, Washington and rattle a few cages. that,” Siebold said. 120 PAIR TOTAL PER STORE. year-old Spenkelink's final desperate 1 9 9 1 4 9 Aaaortments may vary by elom. s u m m e r s k ir t s In dirndls, then Darden, to be the first of 134 California has more votes than any plea to the Florida Supreme Court to yd. M yd. Florida Death Row inmates to be other state in the nation and if Carter I yd. button sides & fronts, more. Rea D&L MEN SHOPS stay his execution will fail. The nine executed in 15 years. our reg. 2J9 ou r reg. i M $22-$25...... 16.97 justices are expected to rule today. wants to be re-elected in 1980, he The World Almanac All stores except New London. better iisten to us.” lightweight, big fine polished fashion, chIno batiste prints ‘'"“"'"oQ*for only q Q Cool and smart lor summer Soh and pretty lor outstand­ separates, casual dresses, ing dresses, tops and match­ National Weather jackets, tailored outtHs, morel ing skirls, morel All tOO%cot­ WOVEN TOPS In bright plaids & Carelree polyester/cotton. tons. 45" wide, all on lull 9.97 14.97 City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach f 79 73 60” wide, all on lull bolts. bolts. stripes, reg. $13-$26 9.97-18.97 Albuquerque pc 67 44 Milwaukee sy 76 44 VERY FAMOUS KNIT MEN’S CLASSIC Anchorage pc 59 44 Minneapolis pc 57 34 ‘Clearance Corner’ selections I R Asheville sh 79 62 Nashville cy 78 65 ' 1. The lyrics to “California, most wanted fabric types AND SPORT SHIRTS BELTED SLACKS Atlanta pc Here I Come” were written s a v e 3 0 m 86 67 New Orleans pc 88 63 orig. 1.99 to 3.99 yd.' NATURAL JUTE BAGS with Billings pc 70 47 New York pc 70 59 by Buddy De Sylva and (a) Reg. $13-$16. Just 9.97 for short sleeve Reg. $20-$22. Save $5 to $7 right now Birmingham pc 87 66 Gus Kahn (b) Irving Berlin NOW ... PRICE SLASHED FOR CLEARANCE Oklahoma City ts 84 64 (c) A1 Jolson 488 leather or wooden touches, reg. styles from very famous makers, In on cool poplins, linen blends or duck Boston sh 58 33 Omaha sy 66 45 2. Which King of France 2 yds. $1 99c yd. 1.49 yd. . , ourteg.6JI $ 2 2 ...... 14.97 classic knit solids and stripes or woven cloth slacks, ail with contrasting belts. Brownsville ts 86 73 Philadelphia pc 72 59 reigned for 72 years and Buffalo cy 80 colossal sized poly/cotton styles. S-XL. Sizes 30 to 42. 59 Phoenix f 75 62 said, “I am the state”? (a) Now you can save even more than bolore. macrame cord lOWIST 1IMPIRATUUI 1 Cbarlstone S.C. pc 76 65 Pittsburgh pc 80 61 Louis X m (b) Louis XIV (c) HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTIONI Charlotte N.C. sh 79 62 Indoor-outdoor uses! Big 2te-loot Portland M cy 54 50 UuisXV *lnt»rm4d(4t4 pr1c« m fucHont h iv t b*#n Uikvn, prior to thli m I«. reel in 12-ply polyester oletin. SO/ Chicago sy 77 45 Portland Ore. f 81 53 3. In 1961, “West Side Story” Choose white and 7 colorsi Oeveland sy 76 56 Providence sh 61 54 won an Oscar for Best Pic­ T-SHIRT DRESSES In six Columbus sy 81 62 Richmond pc 76 60 ture and Natalie Wood won Sale ^Ices In effect thru Set., Mey 26,1979. Dallas ts 85 64 an Oscar for her perform­ styles, lots of colorsi 60' St. Louis pc 77 ance in this movie. True or Denver pc 96 44 Salt Lake City sy 82 6 UPI WEitTHEM EOTOCAtT • False Reg. $3<^...... 19.97 8.97 6.97 20% OFF Des Moines sy 69 43 San Antonio ts 84 75 I SALE STARTS TODAY For period ending 7 a.m. EST 5/22/79. During Monday, Detroit pc 74 51 San Diego pc 67 64 ANSWERS ^ •MANCHESTER A' showers or some rain is indicated for parts of the lower Duluth pc 50 38 San Francisco pc 64 57 389 BROAD STREET El Paso ONE GREAT MEN’S BVD Mississippi Valley eastward to the Carolines. Elsewhere, f 73 45 San Juan sh 83 74 ..uauiOM OMX-. COOL WALK Hartford sh 68 U! aaueuuojJad jaq joj •PUTNAM BRIDGE PLAZA EAST HARTFORD generally fair weather should prevail. 62 Seattle f 75 49 17 MAII4 STREET j GOLD-FILLED EARRINGS In PRICE FOR Honolulu sy 86 70 Spokane ssajjay )sag j o i jb o s o aqi f 75 46 UOM u3J0^ etqdos ‘aanpig UNDERWEAR Houston ts 82 74 Tampa f 82 60 •BLOOMFIELDeCOPACO SHOPPING CENTER hoops, chain drops, studs, morel SHORTS GOLF SHIRTS, Inianapolis f 73 51 tsag JO} UOM „iO o }s ap|g COTTAGE GROVE RD RT. 218 Connecticut Weather Washington pc 76 62 1S3M„ aiwM ’asiBj j q go i Reg. $6-$10...... 3*®^ Jackson Miss pc 88 65 Wichita r 74 58 OFBN10 A.M. TO » P.M., MANCHESTER STORE OPBH SAT TIL 8 DRESS SHIRTS, Jacksonville Crews, V-neck shirts, Becoming partly cloudy this afternoon with a few pc 86 64 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- Reg. $12. Choose from a Kansas City < pc 74 51 cloudy; f-fair;. hz-heze; m- wide selection of solid SWIM TRUNKS reg. 3/7.50 ... 3/$6 showers or thunderstorms likely toward evening. Highg Las Vegas sy 95 62 jliL 65 to 70 or around 20 C. Tonight showers ending overnight. missiiig; pc-p^Iy cloudy; r- poplins, poly/cotton Briefs, reg 3/$6 ... now Little Rock sh 84 63 rein sb-showers; sm-smoke; Manchester To Advarllaa To Roport Nows OR SHORTY Lows around 50. Mostly sunny Tuesday with the h i^ s in Los Angeles pc 66 60 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call plaids, seersuckers and 3/4.80. Athletic shirts, To report a news item or story idea: PAJAMAS! the 70s. Probability of rain 60 percent today and tonight Louisville sh 74 58 thunderstorms; w-wimly. Evtning Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Twi ages welcome twihs in traditional or reg. 3/6.25, now 3/$5. near zero percent ’Tuesday. Light and variable winds Memphis sh 87 70 hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Manchester__ Alex Girelli. 643-2711 •Choice GfOuP uom Finished Protessionai Perma pressed boxer becoming southeast to south at around 10 mph this after­ USPS 327-500 East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711 famion styles. 32-42-. through Friday. When the office is kj':: shorts reg. 3/$9... 3/7.20 noon. Southerly winds around 10 mph tonight shifting to Published dally except Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed by Glastonbury Charlie Maynard, 643-2711 certain holidays’'by the Manchester Andover...... Donna Hblland, 6460375 northwest overnight. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph Extended Forecast calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 6460^ •First action, or your • Reg. $9-$10 each ’Tuesday. Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. For information about display adver­ Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Coventry .... Guy DeSimone, 6490(56 • Assorted colors, labels, At D&L., Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Mostly sunny Wednesday. Chande tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 director, at 643-2711. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 P.M. fabrics & styles Coastal Connecticut of showers ’Thursday. Clearing Friday. Daytime highs in Hava a Compialni? South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel. 644-13M Avon., Manchester the 60s and low 70s. Overnight lows in the 50s. • Come early for the best Naan — If you have a question or To Subocribo Vernon .. Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 PHOTOGRAPHERSHOURS: DAILY 10 AM toB PM Bristol, New Britain Becoming partly cloudy by afternoon with showers and Vermont; Increasing cloudiness Wednesday. Showers •Bristol Plaza selectloni complaint about news coverage, call To subscflbe, call .Customer Service To report special news; •W*atfarma Mall and Meriden thunderstorms likely developing. Highs 70 to 75 or around likely ’Thursday. Gearing Friday. Temperatures near Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 23 C. Tonight showers ending overnight. Lows around 50. Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 •Manciwtiar Parkado normal for late May. Highs 65 to 75. Lows in the 40s to the 2711. 5:30 p.m.'Monday through Friday and 7 Church Notices. Alice Evans. 643-2711 •Farmington VaHoy Mall Mostly sunny Tuesday with the highs in the 70s. ClrcuiaUott — If yoii have a problem .to 10 a.m. Saturfaj/^ mid 50s. Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 •WatharalMd Shopping Ctr. Probability of rain 70 percent today and tonight near zero Maine and New Hampshire; Fair Wednesday. Chance regarding service or delivery, call Suggested' caiTjefrates are 90 cents TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. Family...... Betty Ryder, 6462711 •E ast Brook Mall percent ’Tuesday. Southerly winds around 10 mph this of rain ’Thursday and Friday. Daytime highs in the 60s. Customer Service, 847-9946, Delivery weekly, $3.90 for'one month, $11.70 for Sports ...... Earl Yost, 6462711 MAY 22 MAY 23 MAY 24 MAY 25 afternoon shifting to northwest tonight. Northwest winds ^oold be made by 5 p.m. Moiiday three months, $23.40 for six months, and •Markat Plaea, Olaatonbury •MMCHESra PMdUK eTIM ITY PUZA •COMMS Overnight lows in the 40s. •Wlntonbury Mall (not open Sundnyt) 10 to 15 mph ’Tuesday. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ $46.80 lor one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. DAILY: 10 AM - S PM •KN MBTMN •WSTOt PUOA eUBl LONDON W U •ONOTON PUZA • liN lia SQUANE available on request. day. Monday through Friday TOLUND TURNPIKI, MANCHESTflR OPEN SONMYS 12-5 • MANCHESTER, VERNON, BRISTOL CORBRS CORKR, AVON AND WRBEN TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER, VERNON PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Ma.v 21, 1979 p le i W k. ■■ -H KVENING HERALD, Mon,. Ma.v 21, 1979 - RAGE FIVE Health Care Issues Go to Mediation uoooonoooo*»«<«‘ Refurbished Old State House Enters a New Era HARTFORD (UPI) — Negotiators for Care Workers Union. would be called. But when the governor DECORATING BY state and the union reached agreement on HARTFORD (UPI) — One of the last official events received a new future, which will include leasing of its the state and the union representing 6,500 “We feel that the state has finally begun balked at the request, the job action threat Don & Joanne Harris different pi'-nose origjnally. restoration. pension rights, equity increases fur held at Hartford’s Old State House was Cohnectlcut’s first-floor rooms for wedding receptions and civic health care workers will submit un­ to respond to the needs of health care was revived. Custom Draperies and Saturday’s rededication was a day-long display of Our nation is in serious trouble,” -the mayor said. professional employees and cleared up Upholstering 1965 constitutional convention, a serious meeting called meetings. resolved contract issues to mediation employees,” a union official said Sunday, It was not clear whether the pay issue patriotism in a building that once echoed the voices of “But if we envoke the past we can move forward as a un­ numerous language areas of the contract. Slipcovers, Bedspreads to update the 147-year-old Iramework ol state govern-, In its 183-year history, the Old SUte House has hosted after a weekend of bargaining averted a referring to Saturday night's agreement had been settled. The state is offering a 7 ment. treason. The celebration was billed by its organizers as ited people to solve the problems before us.” In one key point, union President and Carpeting seven presidents, dozens of governors and hosts of job action threatened for today. percent salary increase. The union wants making the Bicentennial hoopla of the “Tall Ships look by negotiators for the union and the state Jerom e Brown said legislative leaders The meeting, called tp rewrite Connecticut’s 1818 state legislators. As a result of the breakthrough, state of­ on several issues. assured him they would hold a special ses­ an 8 percent hike plus automatic in­ like a bathtub regatta.” We do itJIUor you. from design to Installation. constitution to rellect the U.S, Supreme Court’s land­ The building, designed by Thomas Bullfinch - ficials Sunday began moving more than 1,- Following the agreement, the union sion following their June 6 adjournment to crements amounting to 2 percent for The day was capped by the late-morning rededication Our quality is tlW best, our prices are even better. mark “one-man, one-vote” decision, was called to order America’s first native-born architect — was the first 300 Connecticut youths and hospital called off job action planned for today at ratify the final settlement. many employees. We uHI b e hqppy to come to pour home ct wrp tfme. ceremony held under gray skies on the stony East Lawn, I Happ/ness'is.7.”"'i by then-SecreUry ol the State Ella Grasso. example of the federal style of architecture. patients discharged because of the state hospitals, homes for the retarded, The remaining contract issues are to be beneath the shadow of skyscraping office towers that Brown had offered to call off the job ac­ Fourteen years later. Gov. Ella Grasso returned to the It was constructed in 1796 on the original Hartford ■ « REAlir CtEDN UUNDROMAT ■ threatened job action by District 1199 of and children and youth services facilities. submitted to a fabt-finding panel as the Please call 5 2 2 - 1 2 7 6 dwarf the building’s three stories. AIR CONDITIONED tion last week if Gov. Ella Grasso would Senior Citiicn Diirount nation’s oldest state capitol building Saturday to lead Common where Thomas Hooker, the clergyman who led I ir I the New England Hospital and Health Union spokesman Ken Shain said the first step of the lengthy mediation “The spirit of history which is continued in this edifice assure the union that a special session rededication ceremonies lor the simple, brownstone and settlers from Rhode "Inland and founded Hartford, process. should symbolize for each of us the struggle, the commit­ brick structure and send it of! for a new and more proclaimed Connecticut’s^undamental Orders as the I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY | ment, the agony of our forefathers,” said Hartford Mayor lighthearted future. world’s first written consntution 341 years ago. Jury Selection George Athanson, a former history professor. The red^ication marked the end of a four-year, $1.4 Until the present State Capitol was built in 1879 the Old ! SPECIAL I million drivq to restore the statehouse and raise an en­ "nie City of Hartford had consider^ tearing down the State House was one of two state capitol buildings with building when it fell into disrepair four years ago. But Set for Acquin dowment fund to pay for future maintenance. the other located in New Haven. It is the oldest structure Along with a new climate control system, other community leaders stepped in and organi^d the Old 8Lb$.DRrCLEIUIDK>2.00 in America built for use as a statehouse. The State House Association, a group bankrolled in part by WATERBURY (UPI) — Lome Acquin, a former roofer restorations and a fresh coat of paint the building also Massachusetts statehouse was built earlier but served a Hartford’s corporate community, to raise money for the from Maine, was headed for Waterbury Superior Court LBELCDN LAUNDROMAT 3 .9 ^ « J today where jury selection was to begin in his trial on charges he committed the largest mass murder in District Connecticut history. Acquin’s attorney, John Williams of New Haven, in­ Directors dicated Sunday the process of choosing a jury may take Pick up your some time. To Meet copy ol our Acquin, 28, is accused of the July 22, 1977, murders of valde-packed his foster brother’s wife, Cheryl Beaudoin, 29, her seven children and a 6-year-old girl visiting the family in MANCHESTER - The circular at Prospect. Eighth Utilities District your nearby Williams said the only motion he planned to make in Board of Directors will Caldor store! court today was a request for more peremptory meet tonight to finish dis­ THROUGH SATUFfDAY, * MAY 26th challenges, which allow the prosecution or defense to cussion on its budget reject a certain number of prospective jurors without preparation work. giving any reason. He said needed more challenges The meeting will begin at because of “widespread publicity in the case.” 7 o’clock in the district Judge Walter Pickett Jr. rejected an earlier motion firehouse at 32 Main St. tiled by Williams to move the trial to another city The Board of Directors because he said pre-trial publicity will preclude finding already has proposed a any impartial jurors. total budget of $427,011 for Acquin earlier confessed to the crime, but Williams 1979-80. That figure said he will prove in court that the confession was signed represents an increase of under duress. more than $50,000 above present-year spending. A tax increase, however, Senior Citizens Ask is not expected. The dis­ trict has added the For Meeting Place Buckland area, and this Deluxe 2-Man provides a larger base of Our Rm . Inflatable Boat 17.99 VERNON — Lester a person must be 60 or taxpayers. 13.66 The district board is Easy-inflating ’Boston-style’ valves, heavy-duty Bartlett, president of the older. Bartlett said that oar locks. 5 independent chambers. 330 lb. capacity. Rockville-Vernon Senior any senior citizen who expected to review Citizen Club is asking the doesn’t wish to be an of­ revenues for that 1979-80 • 1-Msn Inflatable Boat, R»g.io.9s...... 8.88 Town Council for a place ficial member of the club budget at its meeting Roomy 5-Web 16-Web < • 3-Man Inflatabta Boat, R»g. 32.99...... 2 4 .7 6 where club members can tonight. would always be welcome Folding Chair Folding Chaise •2-Pc. Plastic Oars, Rig. 4.99...... p r . 3.88 meet on a daily basis and at the center. A public hearing on the • Kapok Ufa Vests, Reg. 4.99...... 3,96 has suggested the upstairs Bartlett said if his proposed budget will be Our Rag. 7.2S Our Reg. 14.99 of the Lottie Fisk Building request is granted, as held June 4. A ll^Stdents 5.63 11.88 • Kapok Boat Cushion, Rig. 6 .7 9 ...... 5, 44 Extra-wide frame with waterfall Adjustable for stretch out • Ravarsibla Foam Ufa Vast, (Type III) in Henry Park. president of the club, he of the district may attend arms, colorful 5x4x4 webbing. comfort. 6-web construction Talon! zlppar, tle.laca ahouldeis. Rag. 11.99 to 13 99. 9.88 Bartlett said that in will see that a committee and speak oh the proposed (or support. September of 1975 a peti­ is appointed to see that the spending plan. A vote on I* tion was presented to the place given to the club for the budget is scheduled i m i m council asking that the meetings will be taken June 27. Recreation Department be care of properly. Intermatic 24-Hour Seth Thomas Folding returned to the Lottie Fisk ‘T think, as a group of Automatic Security Timer Building and that the reliable senior citizens, we Decoration Travel Alarm Clock Senior Citizen Center be deserve the opportunity to turned over to the senior prove what we can do on Of Graves 4.76 Our Reg. 6.99 4.77 Our Rag. 6.99 citizens for a drop-in our own,” Bartlett said. Turns lights and appliances (up Simulated leather case with brass- center. He said that the upstairs to 1875 watts) on, off automatically! color bezel and trim. Luminous Scheduled Discourages break-ins. 8D111 Up until that time this of the Lottie Fisk Building hands, 40-hour alarm. was the arrangement that would be preferable MANCHESTER - was made but Donald because of parking and Members of town veterans Berger, recreation direc­ such. He said the request groups this week will honor CastrOI GTX10W40 tor, and also in charge of Seiko 17-Jewel Automatic will not cause any further the memories of fallen ser­ Motor Oil, Quart Calendar Watches for Men senior citizen activities, cost to the town. vicemen buried in the six moved the recreation of­ cemeteries in Manchester. fice from Lottie Fisk into Men’s Knit Shirts Our Rag. 89c 01. American Legion 68* *53 Our Reg. $79 the Senior Citizen Center C C Our Rag. SE-graded for top quality, high members will decorate Miasas’ & Juniors’ 7.9988.99 Exquisitely crafted and extremely on Park Place. 6•DO performance. All season formula. accurate! Your choice of traditional veterans graves in East TOPS & SHORTS The seniors were divided (3ool collared styles, featuring • oil Can Pour Spout...... 69c calendar models at a great low price! Cemetery off East Center contrast-trims, stripes or terry in their opinions of this SHOP AT THE 8HOPPINQ BAQ Street. knits. Sizes S-M-L-XL. move, with some favoring Disabled American 2.88 it and some very much Veterans will decorate OurB*9-3'*® against it. Men’s Walk Shorts jM Jiim i.iii.iy.iiH jit.-ii ■j:IJ:UjJ.lj,l|lllJJM.-ll veterans graves at the St. •TaaaaiiitTankTop* In a letter to the council, FMturM»ollU8,pl»W9or or Swimwear WEST MAIN STREET, ROCKVILLE James Cemetery off Broad •Crest Toothpaste • Nestea 10-Pack lead Taa Mix Bartlett said, “This situa­ polylcoHon.SliesS-M-L. 5 . 5 5 Our Reg. 6.99 tion was kicked around Street. Sugar-and-lemon Flavored (Regular or Mint) Solid, plaid or cutoff denim 7oz., Our Reg. 96 c ...... 8 3 * from one committee to Veterans graves in St. •Tatty Knit Bacln9 Our Reg. 1.67...... 1 . 4 4 Bridget’s Cemetery off shorts In sizes 3042. Full-cut another and now, here it is Shorts forlooainj."?;;** boxer swimtrunks. S-M-L-XL WHERE YOU SAVE MOREII Oakland Street and St. or keeping • Plantai's Cocktail or Dry Roast • Coppertone Oil or Lotion over three years later, and slde-strlpes.S-M-L. Paanuts,12oz. For a fast, even tan. . nothing has been ac­ John’s Cemetery off Style Surfers Our Reg. 1.25...... 99* 8 oz. bottle, Our Reg. 2.89... 1, 9 4 complished. At the time Jefferson Street will be this petition was decorated by the Veterans Our Reg. 3.99 TICKLE of Foreign 'Wars. presented, remarks were BASIS DML The^all-occasion summer • Crackar Jacks (6-Pack) •Colgate Instant Shave Cream nmi The Marine Corps ‘uniform’! Assorted colors Buy-5, get 1 free (1 oz. boxes) _ (Reg. or Menthol) being made that the senior ROLL-ON VERY-DRY Our Reg. 89c...... 73* 11 oz., Our Reg. 1.01...... 5 7 * citizens were not organized SOAP League will decorate and sizes for men, women CIT, FLOR, SHAMPOO SOLID KERI veterans graves in and children of all ages. and would not get UNSC, HERB APRICOT ^ r a i E T anywhere with the REQ. Buckland Cemetery. . •Campfire Marshmallows • Ban Roll-On Deodorant EXCEDRIH AQUA-FRESH AVOCADO Tretorn® Tennis Large or Miniature (10 oz.). (Reg., Unscented, Quick-Dry) petition,” he said. y SIZE UNSC. The Daughters of the STRAW. SOAP Sneakers for Men Our Reg. 39c Ea...... 0 i « 9 9 ‘ OurReg.1.27...... 8 2 * He added that the . American Revolution will Rockville-Vernon Senior decorate graves at the and Women Citizen Club was organized town’s oldest cemetery, 1 6 . 7 6 Our Reg. 19.76 n.06 West Cemetery off Spencer on Jan. 26,1977, has a set of >2.09 2oz. 55« Durable Nylite* uppers, with 4.8 oz. REQ 1.34 bylaws and is registered 100's REQ 2.74 Street. comfortable terry sock lining. REQ. 2.25 12 oz. REQ 2.48 3.3 OZ. REQ 774 with the town clerk. He 2 oz. REQ 1.79 Walter Von Hone, Per­ Men’sslzes,7-11,12. . Women’s sizes, 5-9,10. said that with the excep­ manent Memorial Day tion of the Golden Age Club GILLETTE VASEUNE Committee secretary, has there should only be one DRY GIUETTE INTENSIV VASE­ SILK- requested that if a grave is senior citizen club to be FOAMY UNE not decorated, the family Hi-Dri 2-Ply Towels known as the Rockville- LOOK u WRE lENCE contact the organization 102 ct. Soft, absorbent- - - REQ. LIME /P^oauMU AIM responsible for that Vernon Senior Citizens. To REQ, JELLY COND. SAVE 25% Our Reg. S4c R o ll.... 2 for08* be eligible to be a member X-HOLD cemetery, A grave without TOOTHPASTE REQ OFFCALDOR’SORIQ,* PRICES 3.78 oz. a government or state • Kordite Household/Lawn 124 OFF LABEL X-BOOY I O.B. TAMPON McQraw Edson ZSpeed Card Party REQ, SUPER marker should be e n t ir e STOCK described in detail to help Thinllne Braoze Box Fan MANCHESTER - • 33gal.(1Sct)®6 bu.(10ct.) a Lloyd’s Battery or Electric the veterans organization All with iwlst ties. Reg. 1.77...... 1 Manchester Grange will locate and record the site. Our Reg. 21.97 AM/FM Portable Radio hold a card party PLAYTEX Quiet jetstream blade design. • Giant Vacuum Pitcher Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the •1.17 Our Rag. 16.99 8 oz. REQ. 1.88 4.6 oz. REQ 1.22 18’0 REQ 1.42 •BRAS •ALL-fN-ONES Lubed-for-life, maintenance- with Dispenser Push­ 12.88 Grange Hall at 205 Olcott free motor, 2-speed cooling. button top. For hot V cold liquids. 3’’ speaker for dynamic sound. 1.9 liter. OurRea.11.98...... Leather-look casing and strap. St. •SLIMWEAR ‘ PANTIES 1 • Deluxe 3-Spaed Fan MBS Plans (AC cord Incl; bill, not tncl.) There will be door J=1 REVLON •BODY BRIEFERS Otic Reg. 23.97...... 19.88 prizes. The public is in­ Coffee Hour (HL BRECK ------FEATURING:------vited. Refreshments will MANCHESTER - A be served. ^ FLEX NEWEST AAODEL! AAANY FEATURES CREAM BALSAMi coffee hour has beqn 3-WAY POWER! OF Cross Your Heart’ • TWMCOMPUTEM I an SHUTTER smo. O ly m p u s Works on AC, with carfboat adapter RINSE & scheduled for parents and & ‘No Visible Means VIEWFM0eR«ONAU Watch Your REQX-BOOY OLAVI friends of Manchester High O.B. TAMPONS PROTEINl School Thursday, May 24, ol Support’ Bras SUPER PLUS FA8TEETH at 10 a.m. in Room 108 at EXAMPIES: the high school. • Cross Your Heart Bandeau The topic will be FAT-GO Bra,OorOrig.*5.9S ...... n . 2 2 “Looking Backward and Lo m u g tf MOMS wtfght wHh th« 18'a REQ 1.48 *1.33 •1.83 iCroaa Your Haul Daluxa ssnsibis NEW FAT-QO dM plan. 12 oz. REQ 2.^8 •1.19 Forward.” High school 2 oz. REQ 1.64 Nothing stnsatlonal |ust stoody principal, Jacob Ludes Iff, Aandaau, o« oitg.* r * ..... wtIgM loss for IhoM that raally has indicated that some •CroaaYourHaartUong-Llna want to teas. Gillette national awards will also \ 9 'll- •'"Mi ATRA OLD Bra,OiitOrio.‘ U-»s----...... *•'> A hill 12 day supply only 13.00 1 0 ’ $ USTERMMT be presented. All foatura tricot cdps tor a solt Ash Uggatt Pharmacy about lha CART SPICE Room 108 is easily look with firm support. FAT-QO radueing plan and start MOUTHWASH accessible from the East •InMcniMlItli *rtieii. losing weight this i(aak. Monty lO ’s STICK back In hiH H not compfotaty 9RAL-8 Middle Turnpike entrance ••ttsfltd wHh weight foes from 138 #40 #60 of the high school. tfw very flrst package. atlETTE DUDES reqTu m e F U S T IC it D0N7DEUT F U S T IC A Concordia Church SWFAT-aO today. SHEER WIDE SHEER U R G E MANCHESTER - The UGGEnPHUMACY M.92 stewardship committee of Manehnln' PMtud* •1.28 Concordia Lutheran 2.8 «L REQ 1.70 •1.15REQ 1.87 •1.15 Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in the church room. EVENING HERALD, Mon., May 21. 1979— PAGE SEVEN Pro Women I’.UiK SIX - EVENING HERALD, Mon., May 21. 1979 Park Friends Set Meeting I MANCHESTER - The Agency To Tell Services | OVER 8 0 Y£ F DEPENDABLf SERVICE] an architectural consultant. Professional Women’s VERNON — The newly incorporated MANCHESTER — The services of the Division of The barn is now being reroofed by a Club of Manchester will MHS Grads To Hear Friends of Valley Falls organization will Vocational Rehabilitation will be dis>''issed by Mrs. Council Hears Requests meet Thursday at 7 p.m. to tour the crew of students from the Howell Cheney meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Technical School in Manchester. The barn Joyce Armstrong of the Manchester office Wednesday at in the Federation Room at atlas bantlq ministration, is asking to transfer a replacement person while the of­ organization’s barn at the park. VERNON — When the Town Coun­ touring group will trace the old footpaths 7;30 p.m. in Room 110 at Manchester High School. Center Congregational cil meets .onight at 7:30 in the $5,468 from snow salaries to supervi­ fice secretary is on vacation. He is Plans are being made to convert the The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Is a state • Hour Emergency Service ^Manchester Lawyer barn into a nature center. up to the former Charles Beach home to Church. Memorial Building it will be asked to sion salaries. He said one of the also asking for the transfer of $2,500 agency that provides evaluation, counseling, job training Kenneth Woods, organist MANCHESTER - A Manchester past president of the Manchester to install a six-foot chain link fence Following the tour the group will meet attend the meeting. Participants may • Burner Sales & Service approve 11 requests for budget foremen, John Aniello, retired in and placement, and other services for people who have at St. Mary’s Episcopal attorney. Vincent L. Diana, has been Scholarship Foundation, past chair­ for the ballfield at Henry Park. at the Burke home, 551 Bolton Road to park at the Burke home and should wear • Clean Heating Oils transfers and additional ap­ January and he was paid $6,980 in ac­ disabilities. These disabilities may include bearing, Church and piano teacher, selected by the Class of 1979 of man of St. James Parish Council, The director of administration is _ elect officers, and discuss nature walking shoes. propriations. cumulated sickpay. He said this speech and eye defects, learning disabilities, and other will entertain with “A Lit­ Manchester High School as their former chairman of the Town of asking to transfer $400 from one ac­ programs to be given in cooperation with Anyone interested in nature and ecology 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 wasn’t budgeted because his decision handicapping conditions. tle Night Music.” commencement speaker. In making Manchester Housing Authority, past The town clerk is asking for pn ad­ count to another to pay for purchase' ' the public school system. is invited to participate in the walk and Call Us For Your Home Healing to retire wasn't made until the Any interested persons are welcome to attend. Hostesses are Mrs. the announcement, High School Prin­ chairman of the Association of ditional appropriation of $1,350 for of­ budget had already been approved requisitions and the tax collector. The tour of the barn will be conducted the meetings. And Air Conditioni'ig Needs. . cipal Jacob Ludes III, noted that Parents of Children with Learning fice supplies and $120 for additional wants an additional appropriation of Philip Emery, Miss Avis for this fiscal year. He said the by Dan Wright, president of the club and Kellogg, and Mrs. Ger­ Diana was a graduate of the Class of Disabilities, director of the Parents fees. $1 058 to cover additional services difference in the amount needed and trude Wolf. 1948 at MHS. Two of his sons and a of UConn Medical Association, The director of administration is the amount paid out in sickpay is the required of the Tele-Processing daughter will be members of the member of the Advisory Baord of the asking to transfer $70 from one ac­ remainder of his previous Corp. for changing some 1,500 ad -' Area Parade graduating class this year. Legal Assistant Program of count to the other in the Zoning Com­ secretary’s salary. She also retired dresses on the tax billings for July. Set May 12 PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR Diana was born in Manchester 49 Manchester Community College, a mission budget in order to pay the in January and the present In other business tne council will ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LA8T8I years ago. After completing his local director of the Connecticut recording secretary's fees for the secretary’s salary is funded under the be asked to: Take action on a resolu­ BOLTON — Bolton’s months of May and June. kudies at MHS he studied at Trinity Bank and Trust Company, and past CETA program. tion required for the Suriimer Oppor­ Memorial Day parade will College from where he graduated in president of the Manchester Bar Police Chief Herman Fritz has Francis McNulty, building inspec­ tunity for Youth ProgrM applica-; be May 28 at 10 a.m. Par­ 1952. He then entered law school at Association. asked to transfer funds amounting to tor, is asking for an additional $200 to tion; discuss amendments to th e; ticipating groups are asked $376.42 to his office suppiies account the University of Chicago and was He is also active in his affiliation cover costs of operating the Xerox massage parlor ordinanc^ waive to assemble at Bolton I^s Outdoor Eatin^Time Ajgain! for needed forms, postage and rent graduated from there in 1955. In the with the Knights of Columbus, the machine. He said he didn’t know that bids on the purchase of fireworks for. Elementary School at 9; 30 same year he was admitted to prac­ Manchester Elks, the Army-Navy on the copier machine and also to this would be included in his office the July 4 display and .on the! a.m. tice in the State of Connecticut. Club, and the Republican Town Com­ transfer $1,953 to pay outstanding supplies account. purchase of a mailing machine for,'^ The marchers will go WALDBAUM'S We're the fresh bills for automotive repairs, am­ Active in local affairs, Diana is a mittee. Recreation director, Donald the tax collector; take action on a j down Notch Road, left onto produce experts.. former director of the Manchester Graduation ceremonies will be munition, radio equipment, oxygen, Berger, is asking to transfer $104 proposed charter revision concerning « Bolton Center Road to the transportation, and to have fire Area Girl Scouts, a past president of held on June 18 at 6:30 p.m. on from the fees account of the Outdoor the fire departments; discuss theS green across from the extinguishers refilied. It's that “ just-picked" the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Memorial Fidld at Manchester High Recreation budget to the outdoor “Right Turn on Red Traffic Signal” ; Community Hall. There former director of Kiwanis Club. Vincent Diana Ronaid Mine, director of ad­ Food Mart freshness that makes the big School. salaries account to offset the cost for laws; and review several reports. J will be a ceremony im­ difference and welt 'til you see mediately after the the varletyl You just owe it to parade. yourself to come In this week Hike-Bike SaiegoodthruS^ay2^ 3 Any group or person that and find out what a pleasure It Sale Starts Sunday, May 20 thru Sun­ Is to "Pick-Your-Own" from has not been contacted who the largest variety of bulk Donations wants to march in the day, May 27. produce In towni All prices cash & carry parade is asked to be at the ' .jSShk. / ■ ' Overdue school at 9;30 a.m. Manchester Lumbef Norman Preuss will be COCA Prince Waidbaum’s N.Y. Style Deli! MANCHESTER - Only the parade marshal. FRESH FLORIDA about $1,400 in pledge Elbow Watt til you least ’/our eyes on the wonderful variety of Seniors Meeting COLA siiced-to-order cold cuts galore . .. freshly made returns for the Manchester salads and domestic & imported cheeses from our Junior Women’s Club’s BOLTON - The Bolton 2 LITER Macaroni appetizer department! Just step up to our counter.. . Hike-Bike for the Retarded senior citizens will meet sample a little .. and save a lot! It's like having your The Woodlands Root (67.602.) BOTTLE 2 POUND BOX own dell right around the corner! has been received so far at Wednesday at 1;15 p.m. at Watermelons the Community Hall. The the Savings Bank of l e LUNDY GOURMET IMPORTED visiting nurse will be pre­ m Manchester. This is about As good a value as it is JARLESBURQ. one-third of the pledges Alsco Wallgard sent for blood pressure Red Ripe COOKED received by the about 150 checks and consultation. SWiSS good looking. DAILEY HAM participants in the event Plans for the group’s June VIVA PAPER & Juicy! CHEESE which was held May 6. 6 trip will be finalized. RELISHES NAPKINS LARGE - FLORIDA SLICED TO ORDER Participants are asked to Hostesses are Mrs. Harry HOT DOG, SWEET DEEPTONE or DESIGNER get their pledge money in Solid Vinyl Siding Ege, Elsie Jones and Han­ or HAMBURG 140 COUNT PKG. Slicing Tomatoes onionT as soon as possible as nah Mildner. GREATRRFAT FORPOP . The 160 students from 39 observe Associate Matrons 27 lim it one can ore ____ towns and cities who were book ” How to Add Valuable Living Space to Your Home.” and Patrons Night » 2 . 0 3 coupon pet family ■ coupon pet oi eveileble m case lo ti or to other retail dealers or whom-Miers Not Italian-American Club. Laureate Delta Chapter of Weighing in will be from 6 4’x8’x3/8” $3.51 MANCHESTER Beta Sigma Phi will meet 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE to 7 p.m. Members are 0PEN;M0N.-SAT.7m -Sm Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the asked to bring items for 4’X12’X 3/8” THU«S.'TU home of Mrs. Horace the program. $5.27 Bissell, 109 Carman Road. I’A(;K K KJIIT- KVKNING HKRALD, Mon,. May 21, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., May 21, 1979- PAGE NINE Jack Anderson Standley-Carlson iBrnirlirstn* Euruimj UpralJi SS Urges Manchester — A City of Village Charm Maryann Louis Carlson of Manchester and Robert E. Founded Oct. 1, 1801 uck Saved Congressmen's Lives Standley Jr, of East Hartford were married April 28 at Students Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. WASHINGTON-=^The assassina­ the Emanual Lutheran Church in Manchester. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. risks involved in his trip to associates Jack Mitchell and Dale (where else?) the Watergate hotel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. tion of Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif., who Jonestown, precious little was done Van Atta: A small army of — The Central Intelligence Agency To Apply Manibur. Audit Bureau ol C.rcuiat.o Carlson of 202;Porter St., Manchester. The bridegroom is Mumber. Unded Press inteHtiitiuMai was gunn^ down by the Rev. Jim to ensure his safety once he insisted mercenaries was prepared to kill the by law must keep Ctongress informed the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schuetz of Manchester. S A R ^ IN C S Jones’s religious fanatics at a jungle on proceeding despite the warnings. congressional visitors in Burma. of its activities, but the spooks don’t The Rev. Ronald Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran High school and college Customer Service — 647-9946 QaumnnH F aAhin.nn Ch i n ...” Harold E. Turklngton. Executive Editor airstrip in Guyana last year, might Months later, when the lesson of The House delegation, which in­ trust the legislators with their Church performed the double-ring ceremony. students who plan to work Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor reasonably have been a lesson to Jonestown should have been digested cluded Reps. Lester Wolff, D-N.Y, The bride given in marriage by her father, wore a gown this summer should apply secrets. Each morning, CIA courier State Department personnel respon­ by State Department security designed with sheer long sleeves and beaded appliques. now for a Social Security Stephen Neal, D-N.C., Henry Hyde, deliver a four-column, newspaper- sible for the safeguarding of world­ experts, several members of the She wore a three-quarter length veil attached to a floral number, if they don’t BLOOM AT Angles and Walters R-Ill., and Robert Doman, R-Calif., format intelligence wrap-up to key headpiece and carried a colonial bouquet. already have one, accor­ traveling Members of Congress. House Select Committee on Nar­ was to be gunned down as they were Members of Congress. It is called the Miss Lisa Ann Carlson of Manchester was her sister’s ding to Sal Anello, Social But Foggy Bot­ cotics left on a trip to the so-called flying by helicopter over the National Intelligence Daily. At the maid of honor. Security manager in East tom’s Golden Triangle of Southeast Asia — Burmese jungles. Any survivors end of the day, the spy agency’s Frank Ley of Manchester served as best man. Ushers Hartford. SALT-Passing bureaucrats were the area of Burma, Thailand, Laos were to be dispatched by heavily couriers return to Capitol Hill and were Kevin Carrier and Larry Wirta, both of Manchester. “When a person applies SINCER slow to learn the and Vietnam that is the center of armed ground troops from the dope retrieve the hush-hush report. So far, A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, for a Social Security lesson. Several opium and heroin traffic in that part merchants army of mercenary ban­ however, the CIA has been unable to after which the couple left for Virginia Beach, Va. number, we have to clear At Lunch congressmen of the world. dits. r gain control of congressional Xerox Mrs, Standley is employed by Grandma’s Pies. Mr. his or her request centrally almost met the This was no junket. The con­ According to confidential sources, machines. Standlev is emploved as a superintendent at Coachlight to make sure there is no WASHINGTON (NBA) - At least agreement. same fate as gressmen were going to a dangerous, only a lucky, last-minute change in — Beauty has made a small dent Village. duplication,’’ said Anello. ;; once a month since the latter part of Hart, at 41, is nearing the end of his Ryan’s last uncomfortable comer of the globe to the schedule saved the con­ “For that reason, it in the beastly federal deficit. The ;■ 1978, a half dozen to two dozen first Senate term. He is probably December in the steamy, Gyuana- investigate the traffic in hard drugs, gressmen’s lives. They left Burma House Beauty Shop, which serves takes time, so to be sure perpetually harried U.S. senators that you have your number best known as George McGovern’s like jungles of Burma. Mere chance, much of which winds up in the United without knowing that it had almost congresswomen, congressmen’s Pelletier-Rivers in time for your summer . have been getting together for lunch 1972 campaign manager, but the say our sources, prevented their States. They wanted to find out more become their last resting place. wives and female staff members, job, you should apply ; to chew over the details of the identification is deceptive. Hart is no massacre at the hands of cold­ about the men who control the Months later they learned about the showed a modest profit last year. Its now,'’ he said. SAVE ■ emerging SALT II treaty. knee-jerk liberal, on national securi­ blooded killers every bit as world’s richest narcotics market. well-laid plot against their lives. 14 beauticians and three manicurists Terri Ann Rivers of Manchester and Gary Joseph When applying for a The menu varies and so does the ty issues or anything else. dangerous as the lunatic members of In an earlier column, we identified Footnote; A State Department performed 29,250 coiffures and OFF guest speaker, who is usually a top- Pelletier of Coventry were married May 19 at the Church Social Security number, a REG. Unlike most liberals, who tend to Jones’s People’s Temple. from intelligence documents the in­ spokesman told us he could not manicures for a net income of $8,404. echolon Carter of the Assumption in Manchester. person must present PRICE gravitate towards “people-oriented” It should be remembered that ternational kingpin of dope peddling prepare a statement by the time we The shop turned over $1,582.05 to the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rivers evidence of age, identity ; "~,administration of- committees like Human Resources, Ryan’s death — and the 9(X) murder- — a Burmese mercenary leader went to press. Treasury. and citizenship. A birth ON THIS SINGER* of 15 Church St., Manchester. The bridegroom is the son Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Standley Jr. Cticial. But the the Colorado Democrat serves on suicides that followed it at the cult’s named Chang Chi-fu. Wushington Whirl — It probably won’t set a trend, but of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pelletier of 113 Ridgewood Trail, certificate, naturally, is FREE ARM MACHINE .;t^urpose remains the best proof of age and both Armed Services and the Senate Jonestown commune hours later — Chang’s fellow narcotics traf­ Federal Judge John Sirica, the two United States Senators have South Coventry. NOW ONLY $ 1 6 9 .9 5 . ■ ’the sam e: to Intelligence Committee. He play an was sparked by a congressional in­ The Rev. George Laliberte of the Church of the citizenship, but if none is fickers had been exposed by the Nar- judicial nemesis of the Watergate given their campaign contributors prepare the active and increasingly effective role vestigation of the People’s Temple. Assumption officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The available, a baptismal This Stylist* machine cotics Committee, and the conspirators, was treated to a rebates. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., found converts from flat bed church was decorated with spring flowers. Carol Joensuu record may be used. As senatorial par­ on both, winning high marks for The congressman’s concern for his revelations had threatened to in­ private, sneak preview of "Blind himself with a $152,000 surplus after to free arm to make hard- ticipants for an diligence and brains even from former San Francisco area con­ terfere with their biilion-dollar dope of Manchester was organist and soloist. evidence of identity, a per­ to-reach cuffs, armholes and Ambition,” the television mini-series his campaign bills were paid last The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a chif­ son may submit either a ' 'active role in the colleagues who disagree with him. stituents and the families they had operations. As ruthless as they are on Watergate being shown this week. year; William Armstrong, R-Colo., sleeves easy to sew. Ahd to -‘bitter ratification tight that is fon knit gown designed with high open neckline, full driver’s license, voter’s make the rest of your sewing just as It was Hart who was largely left behind led him to make the in­ wealthy, the heroin merchants “Maximum John” enjoyed what he had $100,000 left over. Nunn has sleeves and circular skirt all trimmed in silk venise lace. card, school identification eisy, it’s loaded with other features jooming over the strategic arms responsible for conceiving the vestigative journey to Guyana that decided to eliminate congressional saw of the “factional” documentary, rebated $3,604.92 to his contributors. card, draft card, U.S. Her veil of imported illusion fell from a crown of venise including: limitStion pact. theoretical framework for selling resulted in his murder. pressure on the local governments to which is based on memoirs by — about 22 cents on the dollar. The lace daisies and she carried a bouquet of white roses, car­ passport, library card with •built-in zig-zag, stretch and blind That may not sound like a big deal, SALT II which the Carter ad­ Although State Department crack down on their lucrative trade. Watergate songbird John Dean and several hundred dollars Armstrong nations, daisies and baby's breath. a signature or any other hemstitches • front drop-in bobbin but it is a major tactical ministration ultimately adopted — a respresentatives in Guyana did warn document that bears either • snap-on presser feet • built-in The method was to be simple and his wife Maureen. The private has paid back works out to something Virginia Latulippe of Manchester was matron of honor. breakthrough in the Senate, where contribution which outshines even his Ryan and his party that there were a signature or photograph. buttonholer. Model 543. direct, sources informed our screening was held in a suite at like six to 10 cents on the dollar. Bridesmaids were Laura Gilmore and Esta Gilmore, the only members usually possessed considerable organizational aid. both of Ashaway, R.I., and cousins of the bride; Corinna “Your Social Security of enough expertise to argue in- Pelletier of Coventry, the bridegroom’s siter; and Lynn number is yours alone and The Hart (and now Carter) theory, ' ielligently about anything as Polowitzer of Manchester. Cynthia Pelletier of Coventry, remains yours for life,” which is know as the "national the bridegroom’s sister was junior bridesmaid. Anello said. “ A worker . .technically complicated as SALT II security" approach to SALT, goes Donald Nye of Willimantic served as best man. Ushers builds retirement, disabili­ ■ . ' t r e those who serve on the Armed something like this: were Alan Pelletier of Coventry, the bridegroom’s ty survivors, and Medicare r te r v ic e s Committee, a panel not Competition with the Soviets is in­ brother; John Rivers of Manchester, the bride’s ki’v protection by work and SAVE ; I'tn o w n for its sympathy to arms con- evitable and permanent, but for our brothers; and Bruce Dumond of New Britain and Howard earnings credited to his or • * trol. own security we want to see it Dubord of Rockville, the bridegroom’s brothers-in-law. her Social Security A prime mover behind the monthly bounded in the area which is most Andy Minicucci of Bolton, the bride’s cousin, was junior number. So when you get a PRICE ■ ' ’-Muncheon group is Sen. Gary Hart, D- dangerous — strategic nuclear usher. job covered by Social ON THIS ZIG-ZAG MACHINE? Colo. who is emerging as one of the weaponry. In order to maintain a A reception was held at the Italian-American Club In Security, be sure your ; Carter administration's most crucial strong defense force, we need to East Hartford, after which the couple left for Bermuda. employer copies your NOW ONLY $119.95. ;_;allies in the treaty battle. They will reside in Manchester. name and number correct­ The Fashion Mate* Model 3601 gives you seven interchangeable stitches know the size and scope of the threat / Mrs. Pelletier is employed as a senior customer ser­ ly from your Social Securi­ (including elastic and blind hemstitches) at the touch of a lever. Plus: • built-in Well over a year ago. Hart became we face. The best way to do that is buttonholer • three needle positions • front drop-in bobbin • snap-on presser feet. vice representative for Beneficial Finance Company of ty card to the employer’s convinced the administration was not through limits on the ^ v ie t strategic records.” (This muchinc uvailublc only ai company-owned Niorcs. Sec your locpi independent ’ •.—moving fast enough to lay the buildup, which can be achieved only Connecticut in Manchester. Mr. Pelletier is employed as Sinperdealcr foracomparablcolTer. ' a mechanic at Mf M Oil in Bolton. (Fracchia photo) Anyone who once had a educational groundwork for a new through SALT. And capping the social security card but ^rm s limitations agreement. The strategic arms race will permit us to lost it should ask for a -Senator not only began speaking out compete more effectively in other duplicate in writing, ASINCER MACHINE dUm the subject himself, he also areas of military strength, including Arendt’Shea calling or visiting any 2^ badgered Secretary of State Cyrus conventional forces and tactical social security office. “IF you have the stub from FOR AN EASY$99»5 . Vance, Vice President Walter Mon- nuclear weaponry. Teri Sue Arendt and Kevin John Shea, both of your original card, you ' 'Tdale and ultimately Carter as well to This rationale is a far cry from the Mrs. Gary J. Pelletier Get Singer quality and all the basics you'll need for a very easy price. . ,do more to explain the SALT process moralistic arguments of yesteryear Manchester, were married May 19 at St. Bartholomew’s should present that Perfect for beginners with extras that include snap-on presser-feet and a Church in Manchester. because it will make it front drop-in bobbin. Model 3681 ,,to the Senate and the public. in favor of nuclear disarment and The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Arendt easier to get a duplicate,” To fill part of the vacuum. Hart — “trust” in Soviet good intentions. But tjh is machine available only at company-owned stores. See your local independent of 82 Ludlow Road, Manchester. The bridegroom is the Anello said. linger dealer for a comparable offer. „ ,along with Senate Majority Whip as the experience of the last decade son of Mr. and Mrs. John f ! Shea Jr. of 57 Boulder Road, To apply for a Social Alan Cranston, D-Calif., and Sen. indicates, it is far more realistic. Manchester. Security number or to get a John Culver, D-Iowa — organized the SALT I was disticntly oversold by The Rev. Chomsky of St. Bartholomew’s Church duplicate for a lost Social • —Senate lunch group and began draf- Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ Security card, write, call —;;ting speakers from the administra- who wrapped it ail up with detente ring ceremony. or visit the East Hartford ANNOUNCING THE and some hazy promise of a bright ‘Just a little off the top, please. The bride, giyen in marriage by her father, wore an Social Security office, —jtion for their cram course. Qiana gown designed with lace bodice. Empire waistline, located at 657 Main St. The , ’ Once the debate actually gets un- new day in Soviet-American all trimmed in lace. She wore a tiara of forget-me-nots phone number is 244-3717. SUMMER SEW-IT-ALL "5«der way, those three senators plus relations. Thanks in large measure to and baby’s breath and carried a bouquet of roses and ivy. Foreign Relations Chairman Frank Gary Hart, the Carter administration Marilou A. Tobin of Hamden was her sister’s matron of . - Church, D-Idaho, will, be serving as will not make the same mistake with Comment honor. Bridesmaids were Ms, Sheile Foley, Ms. Kelly FOR KIDS . ’ “ the key advocates of the new SALT SALT II. Sherman and Mrs. Joanne O’Brien, all of Manchester; Births and Ms. Christine She of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. WHO WANT IT ALL Other Editors Say Daniel Shea of Manchester was his brother’s best man. Chrigtians, Meredith i'Ba Victors Prepare Return of Democracy Ushers were Martin Shea of Manchester, the Lee, daughter of Douglas We still don’t believe it. bridegroom’s brother; E. Arendt Jr. of Saline, Mich., and and Margaret Hendriksma Gasoline prices at our friendly fight with each other. The alternative economic interests by denying he Bucaram, 63. Harry Arendt of Manchester, the bride’s brothers; By MARTIN McREYNOLDS victory April 29, piling up a vote Christians of 51 Barbara neighborhood pumps are 80 cents a is to have a fair way to distribute contemplated radical measures. Roldos became a presidential can­ and Andre Mesnii of Manchester. Road, Vernon. She was QUITO, Ecuador (UPI) — Fresh margin of more than 2-to-l over gallon and rising and fuel-hungry what fuel is available. The law of the The tactic apparently worked. In didate as a virtual stand-in for A reception was held at the Elks Club in Rockville, born May 9 at Rockville breezes are sweeping through center-rightist Sixto Duran, former motorists are stacked up like cor- jungle serves only animals. the face of Roldos’ record total of Bucaram, a roaring populist whose after which the couple left on a trip to Florida. They will General Hospital. She has The House vote was not a surprise. Ecuadorean politics, giving voters mayor of Quito, and his runningmate reside in Manchester. (Village photo) ';,';dwood at California service stations, Jose Icaza, both 57. more than 1 million votes, there was candidacy was barred by the military a sister, Melissa; and a Few congressmen, after all, want hope for long-awaited changes in this brother, Joseph. l^but we still don’t believe that a fuel A small-businessman appeared to a notable lack of rumors about junta with a special decree that ruled any part of a vote that could in a underdeveloped Andean nation. -_,7shortage — real or contrived — is Jaime Roldos, a 38-year-oId sum up the voters’ thinking this way; military plots following the election. out anyone whose parents were not pinch, keep John Public’s gas-guzzler Cergtenlauer, Gary 'J;roping us to the ground while we moderate leftist, takes office Aug. 10 “Most of the people in this country Adm. Poveda and the other junta bom in Ecuador. Bucaram is the son in the garage more often. Bolton Seniors Mathew Jr., son of Gary ' ';2TsJ6ep, much in the way that the craf- as Ecuador’s 44th constitutional have nothing and with Duran they members have repeatedly promised of Lebanese immigrants. and Cheryl Lavoie It isn’t as if there’s no protection to honor the voters’ decision and Bucaram built a large popular BOLTON — The Bolton senior citizens are planning a .\',*;ty .LilUputians snaredold Gulliver. president and the youngest popularly figured things would stay about the Gerstenlauer of Ellington. Unfortunately, the Congress, an from ,an overzealous president. If hand over the government on following and made powerful one day tour to Essex, Connecticut, on June 6. The tour He was born May 12 at elected chief executive in Latin same. With Roldos, they at least ; I o u tf it which seldom does our bidding, ever imposed, the House or the schedule. enemies during a turbulent political will include a buffet luncheon and a train ride on the Rockville General American history. have hopes fora change.” ■ chosen the energy crunch as an Senate could have stopped the whole Political and divlomatic observers career. At campaign rallies there Connecticut Valley Railroad. Reservations will elope Hospital. His maternal Roldos and his 39-year-old vice Ecuador, one of South America’s .' ...issue on which it will follow a thing with a veto within 15 days. consider Roldos and the slightly were chants pf "Roldos as president, May 23. There are some seats left. For more information grandparents are Mr. and president, Osvaldo Hurtado, will smallest countries, has 7 million peo­ Further, any rationing plan put into Bucaram in power.” call Elizabeth Andrews at 643-8833 or Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Henry Lavoie of leaderless public. replace a three-man military junta ple living in the Andean highlands more leftist Hurtado a bright but ih- Aspinwall at 649-1371. operation would have to win new ap­ Ellington. His paternal The latest chapter in this con- led by Adm. Alfredo Poveda and end and the coastal lowlands plus a few experienced team. Roldos eclipsed his political men­ proval from Congress every nine grandmother is Alice ;i-^tinuing saga was acted out in the nine years of civilian and military thousand in the dense eastern Roldos, chubby with a round face tor, however, winning toe election Gerstenlauer of 51, Moor nation’s capital this week. The months. dictatorship. and dark-rimmed glasses, looks like with his own effective campaign. Mrs. Kevin J. Shea Singer What we have now is no emergency junglesm Oil from the jungles has Ave., East Hartford. -^-'’-Senate, to its credit, voted to give ' The Carter administration is clear­ a slightly older version of the top law Unlike the crowd-rousing “Buca,” makes sewing .)■ President Carter authority to ration plan at all, no weapon with which to ly pleased to see Ecuador join brought a half-billion dollars annual­ school student he once was. His fight back ... and a Congress whose ly in foreign earnings in recent years, Roldos is a smooth, modern politi­ whatever your teens . , motor fuel should supplies take more Colombia and Venezuela as working political experience is limited to cian whose bland manner and quick marshmellow approach to a serious but most of the population is still leadership of student federations, a want as easy as signing up 'than a 20 percent drop. The House democracies on a continent command of facts and figures went ' '<' took the gutless route and turned it problem is confinjed to support for un­ dominated by military regimes. U.S. lives in grinding poverty. 1968-70 te rm in the n atio n al for the summer SEW-IT-ALL. Your kids ■ ;)‘:down. enforceable measures like regulating approval of the new government is “The Force of Change” was legislature and participation in the over well on television. will learn all the basics, under the ., That means if the fuel supply situa- the temperatures inside non- expected to be expressed in the form Roldos’ campaign slogan and he hit assembly toat drew up the new con­ Bucaram was elected to the W' POT 59' hard at “the oligarchy” — wealthy supervision of a Singer instructor. So that ,,tion gets worse (or is made worse), residentiai buildings. of economic aid. stitution approved last year"— which national legislature and his position 10 FOR 4.99 Lawrence (Mass.) 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Before If.; : The evening stars are Jupiter and In 1832, the first Democatic you buy... let us 100 MILLION PEOPLE SEW EASIER WITH “Saturn. National Convention was held in SCOOPS byDonSSnqri explain>Ialn wlwhy. Z Those bom on this date are under Baltimore. Yesterdays AT OUR HEMS, HANOINS POTS, HOUIEPLANTI, TOOLS, Reggie Jackson, one of the three games in the series, lost the only three batters. to distract the southpaw. grandchildren. bury, after a brief illness. memorial gifts may be made to the Nettles, who has 18 RBIs in his last stronger, just throwing the ball Ann Pugliese of Santa Monica, Manchester. Mrs. Virginia “Pat” MacRae New York Yankees’ more irrepressi­ others by shutouts. It was the first “ He was nasty,” said Boston “You try. to break his rhythm and He was a retired Waterbury Glastonbury Auxiliary Police Am­ ble types, predicts this new good well,” he said. The private funeral is Tuesday at She is also survived by a son and eight games, is off to one of he best time since 1967 the team has been starter and loser Dennis Eckersley, you can’t even do that. He’s Calif.; and five grandchildren. firemen and had lived in that city MANCHESTER — Mrs. Virginia bulance Association, 2108 Main St. feeling, marred only by one starts of his career. The Yankees were to continue their Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. six grandchildren. “Pat” MacRae, 68, of 333 Bidwell St. whitewashed at Fenway Park twice 4-2, no slouch in yielding only six hits amazing,” said Boston first baseman Center St., Manchester. Burial will most of his life. clubhouse scuffle, will last. “After what we went through last longest road trip of the year (14 Arthur M. Beebe The funeral is Thesday at 11:30 died Saturday at Manchester Francis R. Grumbach in one series. and fanning a season-high eight George Scott. be in St. James Cemetery. He is also survived by a sister, The ballclub is playing very year, I don’t think anyone on this games) today when they sent Ron EAST HARTFORD - Arthur M. a.m. at the Hebrew Funeral Home, VERNON — Francis R. Grum­ “After the first game, (a lO-O batters. “I knew I was done for when “They can check all the balls they There are no catling hours. three grandchildren and several 906 Farmington Ave., West Hartford. Memorial Hospital. well said Jackson after the Yanks team could feel any pressure. Last Guidry, 4-2, against the Detroit Beebe, 79, of 68 Silver Lane died Sun­ Mr. MacRae was bom March 5, bach, 71, of 213 Regan Road died Yankee win), the Red Sox looked they got one run, the way he was want. I think it’s a conspiracy,” said The family suggests that any nieces and nephews. Rabbi Abraham AvRutick will of­ Friday at Rockville General had beaten the Boston Red Sox 2-0 year it was an everyday type of Tigers and Jack Billingham, 3-3. day at a Windsor convalescent home. Funeral services will be 1911 in Houlton, Maine, and had lived edgy, uptight. A team that gripes pitching. I’m glad I wasn’t hitting. John, who has been accused of doc­ Boston has the day off before memorial gifts may be made to the Mr. Beebe was bowi in Hamburg, ficiate. Burial will be in Congrega­ Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Sunday on a 2-hitter by Tommy John, thing. It was the ultimate. We’re a “But I did everything the best I Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Alder- in Presque Isle, Maine, for a number about the umpiring means they’re toring the baseball. “I’ve never opening a three-game series Tuesday Mental Health Association or^ the Conn., and had lived in Glastonbury tion Israel Cemetery, Tower Avenue, Amelia Carcari Grumbach. loose team now and we’ll stay that uptight. They looked like a changed could and I’m happy with that,” started out a season like this. American Diabetes Association. ' son Funeral Home, 70 Central Hartford. of years before coming to the Blast night in Baltimore. tor a number of years before coming Hartford-Manchester area several The funeral was this morning from Avenue, Waterbury, with the Rev. Memorial days will be observed at Nicholas Grasso to East Hartford 15 years ago. He years ago. From 1942 to 1970, she was Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington, Samuel A. Budde officiating. Burial Mrs. Gold’s home, 59 Barry Road. GLASTONBURY - The funeral of had been employed as a guard at employed at Pratt Whitney Divi­ Ave., Rockville, with a mass at St. will be in New Pine Grove Cemetery, The family suggests that any S- Nicholas J. Grasso of 1064 Hillstown Pratt (■ Whitney Division of United Waterbury. Calling hours will be one sion of United Technologies Corp. Bernard’s Church, Rockville. Burial Two-Hit EfforU memorial gifts may be made to Road, who died Thursday from in­ Technologies Corp. before retiring in She is survived by a son, Donald R. was in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Bench Does Job hour before the funeral. Congregation Ados Israel Synagogue, juries suffered in an auto accident on 1969. MacRae of Ferrel View, Mo.; a Mr. Grumbach was born in He was an Army veteran of World Chester B. Covang 215 Pearl St., Hartford, or to a chari­ Rockville and had lived in the Interstate 91 in West Springfield ty of the donor's choice. daughter, Mrs. Earl (Diane) Scott of Mass., was this morning from the War I, serving in the Yankee Divi­ VERNON — Chester B. (Jovang, Vernon; a brother, Arthur W. Riley Vernon-Ellington area all his life. He By Ryan, John sion. He was a member of the East 65, of 65 Hillside Ave. died Saturday Mrs. Gertrude C. Robertson was a communicant of St. Bernard’s In Expo Sweep Guilian-Sagarino Funeral Home, of Ellsworth, Maine; two sisters, Hartford VFW Post and a past at his home. He was the husband of Church and a member of the 65 Club Hartford, with a mass at Our Lady of MANCHESTER - Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Guy (Dorothy) Higgins and NEW YORK (DPI) — Nolan Ryan and Tommy John, as Peace Church, East Hartford. chaplain of the Hartford County Mrs. Thelma Provencal Govang. Cadman Robertson of Meadowbrook, Mrs. Ben (Marion) Gore, both of and the American Association of VFW. He as a member of St. John’s Mr. Govang had lived in Vernon for Retired Persons. different in style as the coasts on which they pitched their Montreal Expos would adhere to Burial was in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Norfolk, formerly of Manchester, South Portland, Maine; 11 that philosophy that a good bench is neccessary for a better East Hartford. Episicopal Church and a member of the past 20 years. He had been died Saturday at a North Canaan nur­ grandchildren, eight great­ He is also survived by a son, Fran­ respective games Sunday, nevertheless achieved similar team Mr. Grasso was born in Oakfield, Daskam Lodge of Masons of Glaston­ employed as quality controi manager sing home. She was the widow of grandchildren and three nieces and cis E. Grumbach of Tolland; a results. at Carling-Schiitz Co. of West Hart­ daughter, Mrs. Clinton (Clara) “I never remember a bench doing N.Y. and had lived in East Hartford bury. Herbert Fremont Robertson. nephews. John, the sinkerball artist of the Oakland beat Milwaukee 7-6and 2-1.. ford. for five years. Previously, he Church Jr. of Rockville; a brother, what it did for us this weekend,” for 25 years before coming to He is survived by a son, Robert F. Mrs. Robertson was born Jan. 3, The funeral is Tuesday at 10:30 New York Yankees, upped his record Orioles 6, Blue Jays 2 National League Beebe of Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. was president of the C.B. Govang Robert Grumbach of Ellington; two Expos’ Manager Dick Williams said Glastonbury several months ago. He 1889 in Manchester and had lived in a.m. from the John F. Tierney to 9-0 with a two-hit, 2-0 victory in Dennis Martinez hurled a four- Betty Ryder, of Manchester, family Real Estate Agency of Vernon. sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Ciechowski of Sunday after his team had beaten was executive vice president of the Norfolk for the past 17 years. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Boston. And Ryan, throwing his first hitter to notch his sixth consecutive editor of The Herald; a sister, Mrs. He is also survived by a son, Brian She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Tolland and Mrs. Evelyn Hirth of Philadelphia, 10-6, to sweep a three- Amalgamated Food Workers District with a mass at the Church of the pitch so hard that California triumph and Lee May belted his ninth Union Local 10 AMCf.BW of N.A., Kenneth Stone Sr. of Old Saybrook; Govang of Lisbon Falls, Maine; a Margaret Brown of Manchester; four Huntington Beach, Calif.; and five game series and move to within one Assumption at 11. Manager Jim Fregosi claims Umpire homer as Baltimore swept a three- dramatic three-run homer in the 10th AFL-CIO. He served in World War II seven grandchildren and four great­ daughter. Miss Judith Ann Govang of grandchildren, Mrs. Dorothy Baz- Friends may call at the funeral grandchildren. Russ Goetz did not see it, ‘ -- gameofthe first place Phillies in the game series. Martinez, 6-2, retired 19 National League East. inning and Frank Taveras won it with steamrollered the Chicago White Sox batters in a row between the third a run-scoring single in the 11th, Mrs. Peter E. Benson Otto F. Sonniksen 4-0. “ The pinch hitters, the relief In ;i ''Urvcv, mir al•^tln1■H‘^^ ri>U u-' they u.int to kiun\’ more .il't^iit tmfx^rtant energy issues. and ninth. May hit a solo homer in pitchers and the reserves I started enabling the Mets to snap the Car­ MANCHESTER - Otto F. Sonniksen, “I knew from the first pitch of the MANCHESTER - Mrs, Ann Marzelli I he purptise o( this aul is to ci\ e vtui simiu- ot the infi'rm.itioii vou h.i\ e reijuestei.l the sixth off starter Jesse Jefferson, all played key roles in every victory. dinals’ five-game winning streak. game today, they were going to have Benson, 60, of 99 Ashworth St. died Sunday 87, of 23 Walker St. died this morning at 0-3. I now can rest our regulars once in a Lou Brock homered for the Car­ Manchester Memorial Hospital after trouble getting a hit off him,” at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Royals S, Twins 1 while. That’s something I couldn’t do dinals. was the wife of Peter E. Benson. being stricken at home. He was the hus­ Fregosi said in describing Ryan’s 11- George Brett hit a solo homer and % last year.” Pirates 6, Culls 5 band of Mrs. Ethel Warnock Sonniksen. strikeout performance. “The umpire Mrs. Benson was born May 13, 1919 in Kansas City scored four times on Tony Solaita was the reserve most John Milner. Dale Berra and Omar Bridgewater, Mass., and had lived in Mr. Sonniksen was born March 26,1892 in missed it because Nolan threw it so' Minnesota defensive blunders. Brett responsible for the Expos' victory Moreno hit homers to help the Manchester and had iived here all his life. hard.” Manchester for 24 years. She was a com­ hit his third homer of the year in the Sunday. Solaita lashed out four hits, Pirates hand the Cubs their fifth He was employed as a supervisor at Aetna Ryan, 5-2, has four complete municant of St. James Church and had fifth off Roger Erickson, 0-4. Paul including run-scoring singles in the straight loss. Kent Tekulve pitched been active as a volunteer worker in civic Life & Casualty, Hartford, before retiring lon ig^ t games and three shutouts. He has Splittorff, 6-3, lost his shutout in the first and fifth innings, to pace a 14-hit the final 2 2-3 innings to notch his and school affairs. in 1960 after 50 years with the firm. He fanned 61 in 53 2-3 innings and sports eighth on a double by Ron Jackson attack against loser Nino Espinosa third save for starter Don Robinson, a 2.68 ERA. She is also survived by two sons, Paul was an Army veteran of World War II, and an RBI single by Craig Kusick. and three relievers. 3-3. Dave Kingman and Ivan DeJesus Benson, at home, and Peter E. Benson of serving with the Yankee Division, and was Pitching the 40th shutout and 14th Indians 9, Tigers 7 “ They earned it,’’ said each had four hits for the Cubs, but Flushing, N.Y.: two daughters, Mrs. a member of the Army & Navy Ciub and two-hitter of his career, Ryan retired Gary Alexander belted a two-run Only Run Yanks Needed several Chicago rallies were stymied Harold (Mary Ann) Brown of Manchester the Manchester American Legion Post. nu ■ /II- ui- Philadelphia’s Larry Bowa. “1 guess homer with one out in the ninth. Lnris Chambliss (10) congratulates teammate Reggie Jackson •‘ght note is, we got our butt when the Pirates turned over four and Dana Benson, at home; four brothers, He is also survived by a daughter, is brought to you by Alexander, who tied the score at 7-7 double plays. A. Richard Marzelli of Harwich, Mass., Carolyn Guiney of West Hartford; and after latter’s fourth inning homer as Yanks beat Boston 2-0 an^l we’re still in first place. [American League] in the eighth when he scored on Paul ’ They’re a good young team. Nobody .4slros 1-6, I’adrrs O-.'l Albert Marzelli of Middleboro, Mass., and three grandchildren, S. Benton Guiney III, Sunday at Fenway Park. (UPI Photo) Dade’s sacrifice fly, homered off ever denied that. They just went out Terry Puhl’s lead off homer off James Marzelli and Louis Marzelli, both Emily T. Guiney and David F. Guiney, all John Hiller, 2-2, after Toby Harrah and played. They earned it. We Gaylord Perry in the first inning and of Bridgewater, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. of West Hartford. the final 20 batters after Greg Pryor walked. Alexander’s fifth homer sup­ didn’t.” Rick Williams’ five-hit pitching Mary A. lafrate and Mrs. Rose Akeke, The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. at singled with one out in the third. The ported Dan Spillner, 1-1, who allowed Sports Roundup Elsewhere in the NL, Los Angeles carried the Astros to victory in the both of Bridgewater; and four Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. only other hit off him was a two-out just one hit in four innings. opener’ The Astros also won the grandchildren. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Northeast Utilides. downed Cincinnati 6-4, San Francisco single by Chet Lemon in the first. whipped Atlanta 8-1, New York nightcap with a five-run uprising in The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home Ryan walked only one batter, ’*jX G ?ubb“drovriJ three runs Geifeerger Winner UConns Triumph nipped St. Louis 8-7 in 11 innings, the eighth which was triggered when from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. marking only the seventh time in his with a homer, sacrifice fly and a FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) — A1 WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) — Pittsburgh edged Chicago 6-5 and center fielder Gene Richards mis- with a mass at St. James Church at 10. The family suggests that any memorial career he has issued fewer than two single and Jim Kern pitched 3 1-3 in- Geibergerhad been playing so poqelyjConnecticut dethroned Houston took a double-header from played Cesar Cedeno’s fly ball into an Burial will be at 2 p.m. in the Old St. gifts may be made to the Connecticut walks in a game. He has never nings of h itless relief. Doyle this year he had become his oWn ^M assachusetts Sunday to win the error. Thomas Aquinas Cemetery, Bridgewater. Institute for the Blind, 120 Holcomb St.. San Diego, 1-0 and 6-3. pitched a game where he has not Alexander, 2-2, was the winner with worst critic. Eastern Collge Athletic Conference Dodgers 6, Reds 4 There are no calling hours. Hartford. walked a batter. Kern gaining his sixth save. Shane After shooting a 68 in the opening baseball championship by scores of Von Joshua led off the ninth with The family suggests that any memorial Don Baylor, who increased his Harry R. Custer Rawley, 1-4, the second of three Seat- round of the Colonial National Invita- 14-10 and 8-1. his third homer of the season and gifts may be made to a charity of the major league RBI total to 41, doubled Standings MANCHESTER — Harry R. Custer, 68, tle pitchers, took the loss. tion, someone asked him if he The Huskies, 27-10, meet Navy at pinch-hitter Reggie Smith singied donor’s choice. to drive in Dan Ford and Rod Carew of 2309 N.W. 54th St., Tamarac, Fla., A’b 7-2, Brewers 6-1 thought he could win the tournament. Annapolis Thursday in the first round home an insurance run later in the in­ in the third to give the Angels a 2-0 Leo J. Rowe formerly of Hilliard Street, died Sunday in Wayne Gross singled with two out “No,” he replied, of the NCAA Northeast Regionals. ning to give the Dodgers a victory National League lead off Ross Baumgarten, 4-1. In in the bottom of the ninth to score Which just goes to show how much MANCHESTER- Leo J. Rowe, 74, of 18 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He was the husband Connecticut, which vaulted out of over the Reds. Don Sutton received of Mrs. Eileen Dewart Custer. other games, Baltimore beat Toronto Jeff Newman in the opener. Dwayne he knew. the losers bracket to win four East Earl St., died this morning at Manchester credit for the victory, a club record W L Pet. GB Mr. Custer was born March 20, 1911 in 6-2, Kansas City topped Minnesota 5- Murphy homered in the third inning straight games and the cham­ 210th career triumph. Dave Lopes Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Bullets Game Up Philadelphia 24 13 .649 — Manchester and had lived here all his life, 1, Cleveland outslugged Detroit 9-7, and singled home the winning run in pionship, won the opener as catcher the late Florence Robhins Rowe. LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - homered for the Dodgers and Dan Montreal 22 13 .629 1 moving to Florida 18 months ago. Before Texas tripped Seattle 6-4, and the fifth to complete the sweep. Alan (iarray, third baseman Jim He was born in Hartford on March 9, Neither the Washington Bullets nor Driessen connected for the Reds. St. Louis 20 15 .571 3 retiring three years ago, he had been Considine and shortstop Carl Guzzar- Giants 8, Braves 1 1905 and was a life-long resident of the Seattle SuperSonics plan a prac­ Pittsburgh 17 18 .486 6 empioyed at the Kelsey-Ferguson Co. of di each drove in two runs. Lefty Manchester. Before retiring in 1969 he tice session today, preferring a day Left-hander Bob Knepper hurled a Chicago 15 19 .441 7 ‘/2 East Windsor for 20 years. He was a reliever Bob Hoffer pitched 8 2-3 in­ was a machinist with the United Littio League of rest, but you can bet Sonics Coach three-hitter and Bill Madlock, New York 12 23 .343 11 member of Concordia Lutheran Church. nings of relief to get the win. Technoiogies Corp., East Hartford, for 27 Lenny Wilkens will devote time to Darrell Evans and John Tamargo hit West years. He is also survived by three sons, free throw shooting Tuesday after­ In the 8-1 championship game, lef­ homers in sparking the Giants to vic­ Phillip R. Custer of Manchester, Henry G. TONIGHT’S GAMES runs in posting a 9-7 win over Auto ty Steve Canatta went the distance W L Pet. GB After retirement he did voiunteer work noon. tory. Knepper, 4-2, struck out four Cincinnati ___ Custer of Fort Lauderdale and David H. Oilers vs. Queens, 6 - Leber Trim & Paint Friday night at scattering six hits. Second-baseman 23 15 .605 at the Manchester Sheltered Workshop. Free throws, especially two by and walked one in recording his se­ Houston Custer, serving with the Navy in Hawaii, Bob’s vs. Janitorial, 6 - Waddell Buckley. The Tires boast a 4-1 Mike Johnson stroked a two-run 23 19 .548 2 He was a member of the Manchester Larry Wright, were the difference as cond complete game. San Fransciso two daughters, Mrs. Eileen Zabka of Auto Trim vs. Medics, 6 - Buckley mark. homer to pace a 16-hit attack. Guz- 22 19 .537 2Vz Association of Retarded Citizens and of the defending champion Bullets .Mels 8, Cardinals 7 Los Angeles Tolland and Mrs. Kathleen Bryant of Un- Ken Modean picked up his second zardi, center-fielder Joe Vicente and 20 22 .476 5 St. James Church. edged Seattle, 99-97, Sunday after­ Richie Hebner tied the score with a San Diego casville; a sister, Mrs. Louise Becker of INTERNATIONAL mound win while Brian Dunn came first-baseman Gary Woodfield each 16 26 .381 9 He ieaves two sons, Robert J. Rowe of noon in the opening game of the NBA Atlanta Norwich; and 11 grandchildren, Winning for the third time in four up with two hits and was a defensive collected three hits in the game. 13 25 .342 ;LO Jacksonville, N.C. and Gary J. Rowe of starts the Oilers stopped Boland Oil Championship Series. Sunday's Results Springfield, Mo.; two daughters. Miss and 11 grandchildren. standout at third base. Saturday at Lebtfr Field, 8-6. Montreal 10, Philadelphia 6 Patricia Rowe, at home, and Mrs. Walter The funeral is Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Jim Nortop homered for the Lopes on Top Transactions. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Kyle Dougan, Keith Bycholski and Painters who lost their fifth straight 'ew York 8, St. Louis 7 (Laurie) Prytko of Manchester; and two CLIFTON, N.J. (UPI) - When it Spectacular Just That Rev. Burton Strand, pastor of Concordia Ralph Doyer each collected two hits game. Pftteburgh 6, Chicago 5 grandchildren. was all over, they both agreed: it’s a BALTIMORE (UPI) - The more Baseball Lutheran Church, will officiate. Burial for the winners as Bycholski and Bud n a t io n a l FARM SanVrancisco 8, Atlanta 1 Funeral services wili be Wednesday at Holland limited the losers to two good thing Mickey Wright doesn’t Spectacular Bid wins, the quieter Toronto — Purchased contract' ^..^irtg-Angeles 6, (Cincinnati 4 7:15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Home, will be in Buckland Cemetery. Moriarty's topped the Medics singles. Boland took advantage of play on the LPGA tour every week trainer Bud Delp becomes. second baseman Dan Ainge from T ri' Houston 1-6, San Diego 0-3 400 Main St. with a mass at 8 a.m. at St. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday at Bowers, 18-14 as Mike It’s gotten to the point where he Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. walks and errors to tally all six runs Gagnon lashed out two triples and anymore. pie A affiliate in Syracuse; optioned Today’s Games James Church. Burial wiii be in Buckland “I was talking to my caddy and he can let the horse do the talking for second baseman Dave McKay to Cemetery. The family suggests that any memorial in the third inning to erect a short­ Vic Antino enjoyed a three-hit game. Pittsburgh (Blyleven 0-2) at Mon­ lived 6-1 lead. said if Mickey was out here every him. Syracuse. treal (Sanderson 2-2) Friends may cail at the funeral home gifts may be made to the Memorial Fund Stacey Lance gained the mound Saturday, Spectacular Bid The Oilers stand 3-1 and Boland 3-2. decision with (3iris Reuchardt stan­ week, it would be awful tough,” said California — Sent infielder Orlando St. Louis (B. Forsch 1-3) at Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. of Concordia Lutheran Church. overwhelmed four rivals to take the Hartford Road Dairy Queen up­ ding out defensively. a relieved Nancy Lopez, 22, after she Ramirez to Salt Lake City of the Philadelphia (Carlton 4-5), n. Memorial donations can be made to the Mrs. Harold E. Barnsley 104th Preakness by 5 1-2 lengths over ended Ansaldi’s Saturday by a 6-0 The Blues upended Carter’s Friday sank a 10-foot birdie putt on the se­ Pacific Ckiast League and recalled Group Home Fund of the Manchester Golden Act and head into the June 9 Houston (K. Forsch 4-3) at Atlanta MANCHESTER — Mrs. Minnie L. W hen you turn out your lights notification for people who have trouble count as Neil Archambault spun a night, 17-5, with Mike Carroll cond extra hole to defeat the legen­ Dickie Thon. (P. Niekro 4-6), n Sheltered Workshop, Lincoln Center. Belmont Stakes as the odds-on choice Barnsley, 88, formerly of Manchester, onehitter. He fanned seven and collected a double, triple and dary Wright in a $100,000 LPGA tour­ Kansas City — Accepted a cash Los Angeles (Messersmith 2-3) at tonight, take just a moment to stop paying their bill. And many other to become the decade’s fourth Triple died eariy this morning at a Rockville con­ walked only one as his club upped its grandslam homer. Chris Corrow nament Sunday. - settlement from Boston for pitcher San Diego (Mura 2-2), n Crown winner. Mrs. Ethel M. McCollum valescent home. She was the wife of taking your electric service for granted. services. record to 2-3. tripled and Steve Compston had two Record Run Andy Hassler. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ethel M. Harold E. Barnsley. And see it the way we do. As a Rick Longo singled and doubled for hits for the Blues. Dale Mikoleit’s tri­ Mrs. Barnsley was born Jan. 23,1891 in But now we’re feeling the scjueeze of the Queens while Ray Sprague’s DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) - Two New American League McCollum, 86, of 58 Lockwood St. died ple led Carter’s. England women raced ahead of the suddenly this morning at Manchester Bootle, Liverpool, England, and came to responsibility. A responsibility we’ve inflation just like you. Maybe even more. single spoiled Archambault’s bid for INT.FARM Toughest Opponent East this country and settled in Manchester in a no-hitter. The, losers are 1-3 in the field to'finish one-two in the 5,000- Eagle Softball W L Pel. GB Memoriai Hoepital after being stricken at Free-hitting game Friday saw the BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - 1925. Last October, she and her husband managed to meet in spite of inflation- In fact, since 1975 our electric standings. meter run at a Duke University in­ Baltimore 26 13 .667 _ home. She was the widow of John Oilers stop 7-Eleven, 17-14. vitational track meet this weekend. Sugar Ray Leonard got the feeling he McCollum. observed their 69th wedding anniversary. AMERICAN Girls Downed Boston 24 14 .632 V/z so far. Through modern technology and operating expenses have gone up 29%. Joel Freehan, Rich Sullivan and Jan Merrill of New London, Conn, was the last to know Marco Geraldo Mrs. McCollum was born May 22,1892, She is also survived by a son, Reginald Civitan outlasted Bob’s Gulf New York 22 17 .564 4 Tony Hollins paced the winning at­ set an American record in the race, would be a tough opponent. East Catholic girls’ softball team in Three Rivers, Mass., and had lived in E. Barnsley of Manchester; three old-fashioned belt tightening, we’ve While our electric rates have gone up Friday night, 18-16 as Bob Roya Milwaukee 21 20 .512 6 tack while Jim Kieley homered and followed by 1979 Boston Marathon Leonard had just used a strong 10th absorbed a 12-2 setback at the hands Manchester most of her life. She was a daughters, Mrs. Walter (Eileen) Water­ slammed four base hits. Millie Detroit 14 19 .424 9 managed to keep the services coming. only 3%. Sean Kennedy stroked four hits for women’s winner Joan Benoit of Bow- round to defeat the heavier, taller of Northwest Catholic Saturday mor­ member of the Manchester Salvation bury of Manchester, Mrs. Myron (Eldna) McMahon and Peter Tolland each the losers. Cleveland 16 22 .421 m Ames of Holiday, Fia., and Mrs. Marjorie Services like tree-trimming crews to doin College in Brunswick, Maine. Geraldo Sunday. And although the ning in West Hartford. Toronto 10 31 .244 17 Army Corps and its Women’s Home We need adequate revenues. With added three bingles to the cause and decision, was unanimous, even Dunn of Pasadena, Caiif.; five Glen Boggini added a pair of hits. Merrill, ranked as America’s best Northwest made the most of five West League. She also belonged to Manchester keep the lines free. Storm restoration Leonard had to admit it was far from hits, as it parlayed 16 bases on balls Grange. grandchildren and five great­ them, we can assure you of the existing Standings - Legion 5-0, Civitan 3-2, in the women’s 3,000 and two-mile, W L 1Pel. GB broke the record of 15:35.5 set last easy. and four Eaglette miscues into its She is survived by a son, Ralph U. grandchildren. teams to get the lines bade up. Home Janitorial 2-3, Army & Navy 1-2, Minnesota 24 13 .649 - services we provide. And perhaps even year by Kathy Mills of Penn State in runs. McCollum of Manchester; three The funeral is Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Bob’s 1-4. Caiifornia 25 15 .625 Vz Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St! energy audits to get your costs down. develop new ways to add more of the Knoxville, Tenn., with a time of East got its two runs in the fifth in­ daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Langer of Making the most of four basehits. Texas 22 16 .579 2Vz Burial will be in East Cemetery. WHEELS 15:33.8. Truce Prevails ning, Ellen Petkaitis and Kathy Manchester, Mrs. Ethel Woods of Vernon Time-of-day rates to cut peak hour services that make your lives a little easier. Modem Janitorial stopped Army & V Kansas City 22 18 .550 3'4 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The In­ Skehan each getting RBIs. and Mrs. Ruth Krumheuer of Tacoma, Friends may call at the funeral home demand. Customer service centers to Navy Club last Saturday at Waddell, Chicago 18 20 .474 6«! Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Everett Kennedy Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Your power more reliable. And in the long Weekend Results dianapolis 500 fraternity struggled East is now 4-2 in the HCC, 9-5 Oakland 15 26 .366 11. 7-4. WHA Champions overall. It visits St. Paul today in of Manchester and Mrs. Lincoln Tucker of cut through red tape. 24 hours a day. Four different players had one hit Stafford Speedway - 1. Bugs through one of its most turbulent and Seattle 13 28 .317 13 Junior Women’s Club run, your electric rates more economical. controversial time trials in years, Bristol. Losing pitcher Peggy Laneri Glastonbury; 13 grandchildren, 29 great­ for the winners with Andy Taylor and Stevens, 2. Ron Ken Bouchard, 3. Leo WINNIPEG (UPI) - “I’m the hap­ Sunday’s Results MANCHESTER — The executive board We provide free energy conservation but when it was all over late Sunday, collected two hits. grandchildren and two great-great- You see, we think you should be able John Roe starring on defense. Cleary, 4. Ron Bouchard, 5. Ed piest I’ve ever been,” exulted right Baltimore 6, Toronto 2 of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club granddaughters. advice for people who have trouble Mike Custer picked up the pitching Flem ke. Rain washed out the wing Rich Preston after the Win­ an uneasy truce prevailed. New York 2, Boston 0 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of to take your electric service for granted. The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. at decision. John Mazurek has two of programs at Riverside Park and nipeg Jets captured the final WHA Thirteen cars, a modern record, Cleveland 9, Detroit 7 Cheryl Alubicki, 11 Fenwick Road. trimming their bill. Third party were eliminated by faster machines Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Tonight, tomorrow night, and every night. the VeU bingles. Plainville Stadium. championship Sunday witb a 7-3 deci­ Kansas City 5, Minnesota 1 Capt. Arthur Carlson, commanding of­ Correction sion over the Eldmonton Oilers to on the final weekend of qualifications Girls in Rout California 4, Chicago 0 ficer of the Manchester Salvation Army NATIONAL take the best-of-seven series four successful speed runs were Texas 6, Seattle 4 MANCHESTER — The rerun of the Corps, wiii officiate. Burial will be in East The Medics downed Carter’s,. 8-S,' games to two. disallowed by the United States Auto Manchester High girls’ jayvee soft- Oakland 7-2, Milwaukee 6-1 tapes on the Manchester Canoe races is Cemetery. Saturday at Buckley Field. In Sunday’s encounter, Willy Club on charges the rules were ball team routed Enfield, 20-3, Satur­ Today's Games scheduled for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on Paces Field Friends may cali at the funeral home Palmer knocked in two mns for the Lindstrom and Barry Long scored violated. day morning in Enfield. Cleveland (Wise 3-4) at Toronto Cable Television. The date was incorrect­ Mike Robison of Manchester Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. NORI'HEAST UTILITIES winners while Lee and Brasefield two goals apiece, while Paul The final 33-car lineup averaged Pam Harmon had four hits in­ (Lemanezyk 3-2) ly stated in last Thursday’s paper. scored his first victory in the 100 CC The family suggests that any memorial ■MacKhtnon, Kent Nilsson and Lyle 186.771 miles per hour, nearly six cluding a homer, Diane Ferguson New York (Guidry 4-2) at Detroit each had two hits for Carter’s. First Class in the New England Hill gifts may be made to the Heart Associa­ Doing everything in our power to keep costs down. Moffat each scored once. Replying miles slower than last year’s record three safeties and Beth MacDonald, (Billingham 3-3), n Meeting Canceled names were not noted on game ac­ Climbers’ Division competition Sun­ tion of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., count. for the Oilers, who trailed 2-0 after pace of 192.5 mph. The drop in speed Lois Hughes and Carol Mumford two Minnesota (Hartzell 1-2) at Texas Tonight’s meeting of the Town of The Connecticut Light and Power Company/The Hartford Electric Light Company/Westem Massachusetts Electric Company/Holyoke Water I\>wcr Company day in Lebanon, N.H. Ron Robison Hartford, or to the Memorial Fund of the Northeast Utilities Service Company/Northeast Nuclear Energy Company the first period and 5-1 after two, resulted from lowering the apiece. Teri Ferguson and Harmon (Matlack 2-2), n Manchester’s Transportation Commission Each side came up with eight base and Mike Templeton placed third and "Manchester Salvation Army Ckirps. has been canceled. hits but Nichols Tire had two more were Ron Chipperfield, Bill Flett, horsepower for the exotic eight and were defensive standouts for the Seattle (Abbott 1-5) at Kansas City fourth in the 125 CC Class. and Dave Semenko. four-cylinder engines. young Indians, now 15-1. (Busby 1-2), n. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Mav 21. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., May 21, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Minister Pledges Support Mrs. Grant MHS Girls Notch Softball Crown Top Citizen Clinching its first ever CCIL runner-up honors, each 11-5. Turkington’s RBI single to left Cooney, with Tilden scoring as the which Knocked in two runs. Wright, Adams, 6-2, went 42/3 innings Manchester, which shared second allowed five hits, walked five and For Palestinians in Talks girls’ softball championship center. The Indians went on a five- throw on Cooney’s blow got away. however, induced the next batter to In Hebron SatuTday morning was place in ‘78 with Simsbury, finishes run bingle in the fifth frame. Adams was breezing along, retired fly out to end the inning. yielded four earned runs. up with dates today at home against By United Press International ported by 15 tanks and armored troop which seeks to give the Palestinians Manchester High with a 7-5 Liz Neubelt and Turkington walked the first two in the fifth, but then ran The newly crowned champs got Wright ripped a double and triple HEBRON — Geraldine S. Grant of Fermi and Wednesday at Windham and Georgeanne Ebersold singled into a stretch of wildness. Sue their last run in the seventh as and had three RBIs to pace Egypt’s Prime Minister Mustafa carriers, but there was no conflice only limited self-rule and to keep Main Street, Hebron, has been decision over homestanding High. Then it’s on to state tourna­ jamming the bases. Lynne Wright, Reynolds singled in a run and Adams Neubelt walked and Wright socked a Manchester’s attack. Adams. Cooney Khalil says Cairo agreed to the with Norwegian troops, of the United Israel in control of the region. named the Hebron Citizen of the Enfield High. ment play, where the Indians were who proved big in a relief role later, then walked a pair forcing in another two-out RBI triple. and Turkington each collected two revival of the Arab-Israeli peace con­ Nations peace-keeping force guar­ Political sources in Jerusalem said Year by the Hebron Junior Women’s The win lifts the Silk Towners to 14- Class LL semifinalists a year ago. rip p ^ a two-RBI double down the run. Wright relieved, and was Enfield fought back for a run in its two with the latter pair each ference Jn Geneva but other Arab ding the western approaches of the Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Club. 'Die announcement was made states objected to the idea. 2 with a three-game lead in the stan­ Manchester opened the scoring in leftfield stripe. Lisa Tilden singled greeted by Allison LaRochelle’s half of the seventh but fell short as knocking in a run. town. Defense Minister Ezer Weizman had at the club’s recent annual banquet. Khalil, addressing a political rally dings with just two dates remaining. the second as Shirley Adams singled, home another run, as did Kathy Texas league double to shallow left Wright slammed the door' shut, This is Manchester's first title in It was the second such reported in­ objections to Begin’s proposals, lliis was the seventh annual award Enfield and Windham currently share stole second and scored on Lauri securing the title^ the seven-year history of the league. Sunday, vowed to fight for the rights cursion in three days at Chebaa, 1 which reportedly reflect a hardline made to a resident who has made an of the Palestinians at the mile from the Israeli-occupied Golan determination to keep control over outstanding contribution to the' town forthcoming talks with Israel on Heights. A similar force entered the the territories occupied in the 1967 in the area of community service. 19th hole autonomy for the 1.1 million in­ village last Saturday in search of war. Mrs. Grant was cited for her chair­ habitants of the Jordan West Bank Palestinian guerrillas. Dayan and Weizman were said to manship of the American Legion Two School Track and Gaza Strip. Conard Nips Penney The Israeli Cabinet went into believe that such a tough opening Auxiliary and the legion’s fund Country Club Dan McDonough-Bill Wood -f4, The autonomy talks are scheduled special session today to approve a position would make it harder to nor­ raising project to-erect an honor roll RPST A CO c Bnino Frigo-John Guard -2, Dave By KEVIN CASEY to open Friday at Beersheba, a town tough opening bargaining position in malize relations with Egypt as called commemorating persons who served Records Equalled 57 L y R?ggoft m jSifB ufger' ^<^hardson-Rich Barkowski-3 Gary Correspondent in Israel’s Negev deser. the forthcoming round of for in the peace treaty signed in during past wars. 64-6-58 Stan McFarland 64-5-59 Dave Bevms-John Kensel-3; Fifth flight— With Greg Sottile racing home with the winning run in the fifth A mechanized Israeli force crossed negotiations with Egypt on self-rule March. She has also served for three years several hundred yards into south Khalil said Arab countries that Two school marks were equalled as the Manchester High girls’ Kaye ^5-59; B ■ Ben DelMastro 67- Oglesby-Iferb Delasco +12, Al inning on Cliff O’Brien’s sacrifice fly, Conard High nipped for the Palestinians in the occupied Scholarship Awarded as the president of the Jones-Keefe- track team clinched at least a tie for third place in the CCIL with 12-55, Pete Foster 67-9-56, Dick Boppef-Russ Davidson +8, Walt Lebanon today and took up positions West Bank and Gaza. rejected the Egyptian-Israeli peace Batson American Legion Auxiliary, Kokoszka-Joe Bury -3, Bob Penney High, 2-1, in CCIL baseball'action Saturday in West Hart- around the frontier town of Chebaa, Miss Catherine Waz of East Hartford, center, accepts a $100 Schotta. 67-10-57, Sal Evanglista 73-14- The Cabinet was expected to en­ treaty failed to come up with an was well as its secretary. She has a split in West Hartford Saturday. Jamieson-John Lewis -3; Sixth flight leftist sources ip Beirut said. 59, Alex Eigner Sr. 73-14-59; C - Mac ford. base, leaving him five short of the dorse Prime Minister Menachem alternative for realizing Middle E^st scholarship awarded by the Hartford Chapter of the American served as president of the fourth dis­ The Indian thinclads downed — Joel Grout-Don Flavell +5, Jan They said the Israeli unit was sup­ (M), 3. Geagan (M) 4’ 10” . LaFrancis 70-18-52, Tom Leone 70-15- The Chieftains are 11-5 in the school record set by Bob Almquist, Begin’s 22-point autonomy proposal. peace. Association of Medical Assistants at a recent awards trict auxiliary for two years, Simsbury, 66-57, but bowed to defen­ Jayson-Sal Russo +4, Jim Aufman- ding champ Hall, 79-44. Manchester Discus: 1. Geagan (M), 2. Jasper (M), 55, Vance Baker 81-26-55; Low gross, league while Penney goes to 8-8 in the now starring at Trinity. ceremony. Making the presentation is Dona DePasquale, left, Mrs. Grant intends to donate her 3. Roberts (M) 85’. Ralph King +2, Paul Cosman-Sal CCIL, 9-8 overall. The Knights host is 4-2 in the league, 8-2 overall. Hall Steve Matava 72. Penney’s Paul Pires, 4-2, fanned a chapter president, while Barbara Owen, scholarship chair­ $25 cash award to the Commission on Long jump: 1. Washington (M), 2. Sapienza -1; Seventh flight — Brace Wethersfield today looking for their the Agiing’s van fund. The van is to ■ 10-1 overall and 7-1 in the CCIl, good SWEEPS - A - Gross, Woody Clark personal-high 11 and walked four. He man, looks on. Miss Waz is a 1977 graduate of East Hartford Schneder (S), 3. Wiggin (M) 16’. 75; Net, Steve Matava 72-5-67, John Lefebure-Bob Schneider 11, Mike 10th win which will qualify them for spun a four-hitter. Winning hurler Iran Protests to U.S. serve senior citizens and han­ for second place, while Simsbury Javelin: 1. Culbertson (M), 2. Geagan Davis Jr.-Frank Roche 10, Bill Dowd- post-season play. Brian Stone, 3-2, fanned five and High School and is currently entering her second year at dicapped persons. stands 5-3 in the league and 9-3 (M), 3. Roberts (M) 108’ 5” . Burger 76-6-70; B - Gross, Bundi Tar- ca 80; Net, Bill Sullivan 79-11-68, Richard Day 1, Don Ponticelli-Tom Conard open^ the scoring in the issued two walks. Greater Hartford Community College. Also honored at the banquet were overall. Penney, 10-3 overall, also Conran -1. John Kristof 81-11-70, Sal Evanglista fourth. A.J. Crean singled and Jerry Joan Conley, re-elected president of has three league setbacks. TWO MAN BEST BALL - G ro ss- Over Senate Resolution 85-14-71; C -’’Gross, George Zanis 87; Zarwanski stroked a hit-and-run the Junior Women’s Club and Bonnie Robyn Washington tied the stan­ Phil Daly-Ed Stone 69; Net — Jack dard in the 80-yard hurdles with a Net, Wally Irish 87-16-71, Joe Connors single putting runners at the corners. government’s policy but it still con­ Field, who was re-elected vice presi­ Oglesby-Herb Delasco 57, Mike C onard (2) - O’Brien 3b, 4-0-0-1, TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran said The letter responded to a May 13 :12.4 clocking. Mary Finnegan set 89-16-73, Gene Kelly 89-16-73. Kirk Schroil popped up but with Jack sidered it essential to launch the House Battle Seen dent. Frances Ross was elected as Davis Jr.-Frank Roche 57, Jan McGahie dh, 4-0-1-0, Crean c, 3-1-1-0, today it lodged a strong protest with note from U.S. Secretary Cyrus TWO BALL PLAYOFF - Han­ Thompson batting, Zarwanski took portest, Yazdi said. treasurer and Sandra Bosynesky as the mark in 1973. Dana Gilbert tied Jayson-Sal Russo 58. Zarwanski lb, 4-0-1-0, Schroil If, 3-04M), the United States against a Senate Vance that expressed a desire for her own record in the 220-yard,dash Manchester vs. Hall dicap flight: Tom Atamian-Biil off. Penney catcher Bob Linnell The foreign minister said he was secretary. TWO MAN BEST BALL - Gross- threw down to second getting Thompson cf, 1-01-0, Morander s„ 34)-04), resolution condemning summary cooperation between the two coun­ with a .26.3 clocking. 80 hurdles: 1. Michaels (H), 2. Jackson Sander 68, defeated Newt Smith- Sottile rf, 2-1-04), Sinatro 2b, 3-004), Stone tries, Yazdi said. aware of “Zionist influence groups” George Bednarz-Bob Normington 70; Zarwanski in a rundown. He escaped, executions in the Islamic Republic. Over Hospital Costs LeeAnn Stauffer, Washington, (H), 3. Washington (M) :11.2. Brooks Ailen 69. p, 04)00. ToUls: 27-2-41. He said the Iranian protest had active within the American ad­ Energy ‘Flip-Flops’ 100: 1. Dupont (H), 2. Gilbert (M), 3. BEST NINE - A - Reg Curtis 30-4- Net — Bob Schneider-Bruce and Crean beat the relay home. Foreign Minister Dr. Ibrahim Yaz- Gilbert, Tracy Culbertson, Gwen LeFebure 58, Ken Anderson-Fran Penney (1) • Anderson cf, 40-2-1, di told reporters he considers the pointed out to Vance that the Senate ministration.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - It’s no Industry lobbyists have long con­ BARBOURVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Jackson (H) :10.9. 26, Sher Ferguson 31-4-27, Rich Long ‘‘What can I say, we played a good Jasper, Linda Roberts, Melissa Sullivan 64, Walt Burinskas-Warren Peruccio 2b, 44)4)0, Blake rf, 404)0| resolution denouncing executions an resolution went against the spirit of secret the hospital industry believes centrated on the House as the arena Carter administration “flip-flops” on Mile: 1. Long (H), 2. Walsh (H), 3. 31-3-28; B - Mort Rosenthal 32-6-26, game today. It went their way, that’s Cace lb, 44)-20, Benettieri dh, 4-0-10, He said he thought the Senate Geagan and the mile relay team per­ Hennessy (M) 5:26. Royce 64. unacceptable interference in Iranian his letter. the place it can stop .the ad­ where the issue would be decided. energy policy have left Americans formed well for Manchester. Roy Anderson 34-7-27, Frank Lipinski all,” commented a disappointed Almquist 3b, 34)00, Linnell c, 41-20, resolution was “apparently con­ One senate staffer, involved in the befuddled about the gasoline shor­ 440: 1. Keating (H), 2. Sadosky (M), 3. Schultz If, 3-000, Dunfee ss, 24)4)0, affairs and said a protest note was The Iranian government was ministration’s hospital cost contain­ Results: Manchester vs. Simsbury Ka. Scott (M) 1:01. 33-6-27, Dick Schotta 32-5-27; C - Bob Penney Coach Mike Liappes. nected” with the execution of Iranian drafting process, said she had not tage, says Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., Dick Sullivan fired a hole-in-one on Pires p, 004)0. Totals: 32-1-7-1. handed to the American charge d’af- aware that the Senate resolution does ment legislation is in the House. 80 hurdles: 1. Washington (M), 2. Tracy 440 relay: 1. Hall :52.0. Bottaro 33-9-24, Bob Copeland 33-8-25, The Knights got their ione tally in Jewish millionaire Habib Elghanian heard from the industry and didn’t the par-3, ninth hole, 165 yards. He Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs fairs in Tehran. not necessarily reflect the And the subcommittee considered R-Conn. (S), 3. Stempier (S) :12.4 (tied school 880: 1. Discenza (H), 2. Sebolt (H), 3. Herman Dvorak 34-9-25, Alex Eigner the fifth. Linnell singled, stole second by a revolutionary court recently. Penney 000 010 000 1 one of the toughest for the ad­ expect to, unless the situation for the “We’ve seen so many flip-flops on mark). Brown (M) 2:28. Sr. 39-13-26; Low gross - Ken Horvath used a 5-iron. He was in a foursome and scored on Mark Anderson’s two- Yazdi insisted that Elghanian was Conard 000 110 OOx 2 ministration to hurdle is the panel hospitals turns critical. energy policy, we’ve lost track of 100: 1. Gilbert (M), 2. Raftis (S), 3. 220: 1. Dupont (H). 2. Gilbert (M), 3. 74, Stan Hilinski 74, Erwin Kennedy with Moe Delage, Mac Millar and out single. Anderson stole his 24th “not executed because he was a Atamian (S) :11.6. Rob Orbell. chaired by Rep. Henry Waxraan, D- The bill, which could place a volun­ which end is up,” Weicker said Sun­ Jackson (H) :25. 74. Computers Are to Blame Jew.” tary limit on the annual rate of day at commencement exercises at Mile: 1. Taube (S), 2. Hennessy (M), 3. Calif. Waxman himself strongly sup­ Two-mile: 1. Long (H), 2. Caouette SWEEPS - A - Gross, Erwin hospital cost increases with standby Tracy (S) 5:13. “Regretfully Zionist groups are ports the lenslation, but his subcom­ Union College in Barbourville, Ky. (M), 3. Walsh (H) 12:11. Kennedy 74, Len Horvath 74, Stan WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A ly leaving this country,” he said. mandatory controls in the event the 440: 1. Drapelick (S), 2. Sadosky (M), Mile relay: 1. Manchester (Gilbert, Ellington Ridge using his execution to meet their own mittee is about evenly split on the “We find no plan, no strategy, no Hilinski 74; Net, Bill Moran 75-7-68, civil rights leader says computers Rustin claimed China will voluntary limit doesn’t work, has 3. Kelleher (S) 1:01.3. Ka. Scott, Brown, Sadosky) 4:14. FOUR BALL - Gross — Tony Eagle Win Skein ends and to carry out their Zionist issue. policy,” he said. 440 relay: 1. Simsbury :51.6. Sher Ferguson 75-7-68; B - Geno are to blame for most of America’s aggravate the problem because the cleared a separate House health sub­ Medley relay: 1. Hall 1:58. Roberto-Mark Cramer-Hank DeRoo- poverty. country will want to purchase plots,” he said. Alex McMiihon, president of the 880: 1. Taube (S), 2. Brown (M), 3. Shot put: 1. Starkie (H), 2. Culbertson Pietrantonio 79; Net, Dave Kozlovich committee of the Ways and Means Blood Pressure Clinic Paul Masley 69, Dave McGonigle-Les "Automation and cybernation have machinery from the United States. American Hospital Association, was Taylor (M) 2:27. (M), 3. VonDeck (M) 34’ 4 14”. 79-10-69, Frank Lipinski 82-11-71, In response to the Senate move, called as a witness by the subcom­ Committee. SOUTH WINDSOR - The local 220: 1. Gilbert (M), 2. Raftis (S), 3. Baum-Mick Oelnder-Bob HucMns 71; destroyed the ability of the poor to “The only thing she can send us is High jump: 1. Stauffer (M), 2. Geagan Rudy Pier 85-14-71; C - Gross, Lloyd Iran said Sunday Washington should mittee today. Later in the day. Rep. In the Senate, an amended version Public Health Nursing Association Atamian (S) :26.3 (tied school record). (M), 3. Sebolt (H) 4’ 8”. Davidson 83, Ken Tedford 83; Net, Net — Jeff Sanborn-Dave Olender- sell their muscle power,” Baynard goods her masses of workers can Gerry Compasso-Ray Seraphin 60, Al In Golf Checked postpone sending an ambassador, Claude Pepper, D-Fla., a champion has also moved out of subcommittee. will hold a blood pressure clinic Two-mile: 1. Taube (S), 2. Caouette Discus: 1. Starkie (H), 2. Geagan (M), Rustin told 1,540 University of Hart­ produce for us, which will put Brooks Allen 80-16-64, Austin c a ll^ the Senate a “wounded and of the rights of the elderly, and Alice Waxman’s panel has not even con­ Tuesday, from 2-4 p.m. and from 7-9 (M), 3. Hennessy (M) 11:57. 3. Sebolt (H) 86’. Weiman 85-20-65. Kaslper-Al Neafach-Herb Byk-Will ford graduates during commence­ millions of people out of work here,” Mile relay: 1. Simsbury 4:11. R oberto 60, Sal Rossitto-K en East Catholic’s golf team saw its lengthy winning streak defeated snake” and accused Sen. Rivlin, director of the Congressional cluded hearings, however, with a p.m. at the Community Center, Long jump: 1. Jackson (H), 2. BLIND DRAW - Hilda Kristof - ment exercises Sunday. he said. Medley relay: 1. Simsbury 1:57. ColmerFrank Vignati-Leon Jacob Javitts, R-N.Y., and his wife of Budget Office, were expected to drafting session still up the road. Ayers Road. Washington (M)', 3. Michaels (H) 16’ 4 O lp Skinner 66, Eileen Plodzik - stopped last Friday, 43, by Xavier High in HCC play at Portland “Labor intensive industry is rapid­ Shot put: 1. Culbertson (M), 2. 14” . Lamoreaux 62, Bob Kaitz-Charles being criminals. testify. VonDeck (M), 3. Maher (M) 34’ 244”. Olive Fagan 66, Boots Camellia Sue County Club. The Eagle linksmen did down St. Paul, 5-2. Javelin. 1. Long (H), 2. Culbertson BaileyWally Cox-Dennis Cun­ East is 3-1 in the HCC, 17-2 overall, High jump: 1. Tracy (S), 2. Stauffer (M), 3. Geagan (M) 110’ 10” . Passman 67, Lynn Prior - Elly Smith Results; East vs. Xavier — Briggs (X) 68. ningham 62, John Harrigan-Don Xavier 8-1 in the conference, 143 Ross-Glenn Gould- Howard def. Smith 2-1, Peracchio (EC) def. FOUR BALL - Bibb Ogden-Dave overall and St. Paul 45 in HCC play Peilatt 1-up, Damato (X) def. Forzley 2- Tourtellotte 63. Cattle Deaths Probed Kozlovich-Brooks Allen -Herm and 7-7 overall. 1, Peters (X) def. Fitzgerald 3-1, Softball Dvorak 21; Jim Sawyer-Pete Malis- LADIES - Net— A— Marci Masley Xavier’s Pat Damato took O’Donnell (EC) def. Duggan 2-up, Ovian John Mutty-Austin Weiman 20; Bob 85-18-67, B — Devra Baum 98-20-78, C medaiist honors with a 4-over par 75. (EC) def. Kallaher 1-up, Xavier won — Marilyn Peracchio 117-40-77; At Three Mile Island Reynolds-Rog Nelson-Paul Sullivan- Teammates Scott Peters and Craigg medal point, 483-496; East vs. St. Paul — TONIGHT’S GAMES EASTERN- Army & Navy 2-0, Better Nine — A — Marci Masley 42- Robbie (SP) def. Smith 2-1, Peracchio to eight weeks, that’s not normal,” Mike Crockett 20;, Rich Briggs fired 77s as the Falcons HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - Federal Elks vs. Savings, 6 ■ Cheney North Methodist 3-0, Rockwell 2-1, 9-33 ;.B - Faith Palozej 46-13-33; C - (EC) def. Gibson 3-2, Forzley (EC) def. Hoover said. “If that was normal, there Postal 1-1, Alliance Print 1-2, CBT 1- Archambault-Mort Rosenthal-Stan topped East via the medal point, and state authorities Sunday investigated Rockwell vs. A&N, 6 - Mt.Nebo Connie Kelly 5420-34; Surprise — A Roberge 42, McFadden (SP) def. wouldn’t be too many cattle 'around here, Tees vs. Wendy’s, 7:30 - Mt.Nebo 2, Dean 0-2, Second Congo 0-3. Mloganski-Dick Bottaro 18, Reg taking that by 13 strokes. the deaths of 12 cattle on a dairy farm Th«C ON NCMOfU — Lil Hunter 90-23-07, B — Devra Fitzgerald 1-up, O’Donnell (EC) def. Curtis-Vic Daley Bob Copelandr Ken Forzley carded a 77, Paul near Three Mile Island, although a would there'” ’ Reed vs. Ed’s, 6 • Keeney Baum 92-28-74; C - Marilyn McCue 5-3, Ovian (EC) def. Clarke 1-up, . - T 'jir Vance Baker 16, Pete Teets-Bill Peracchio 78 for East. spokesman for Gov. Dick Thornburgh Hoover said officials from the Nuclear Tierney’s vs. HPMarket, 6 - Peracchio 109-40-69. East won medal point, 496-513. Fitzgerald IIUm Fourth Tomkiel-Lloyd DaVidson-Ed doubted the deaths were related to the Regulatory Commission, the Food and McNamara 16, Best Back Nine - NET - A - Milt Stein 78-11-67; B - nuclear accident. Drug Administration and other agencies Cameras vs. Nelson, 6 - Nike Reggie Mosher 8416-68; C — Matt uihu HerAago k Dave Kaye-Ken Tedfbrd-Ben “It seems unlikely they (the deaths) Sunday took soil, water and blood samples Flo’s vs. Acadia, 7:30 - Nike Chupas 89-27-62; Better Nine — A — from his farm near Bainbridge, about five In. Track Meet DelMastro-Bob Genovesi 53, were related to radiation,” said Paul Belliveau vs. Trash, 6 - Robertson Milt Stein 38-6-32, Walt Farley 37-5- miles south of the Three Mile Island plant. Fogarty’s vs. Talaga, 7:30 - Critqhlow, the governor’s press secretary. 32; B — Barney McHugh 39-6-33, Indian Linksmen Twelve animals in Hoover’s herd have Fitzgerald Illing boys’ track team took fourth Talheood Critchlow said an autopsy showed one of place in the Xavier Freshman In­ Nelson Youngerman 40-7-33, Ray the animal’s died of metritus, a uterus in­ died since April 5, about'a week after the I h o M U r u ia u STANDINGS vitational Saturday in Middletown MATCH PLAY CLASSIC - First Peracchio 40-7-33, Reggie Mosher 41- flammation related to the birth of a calf. nuclear accident. Hoover said the car­ 8-33; C — Matt Chupas 43-1429; Best CANDLELIGHT- Zipser 5-1, with a total of 54 points. Flight — George Bednarz-Bob Nor­ In Twin Victory The examination showed no detectable casses have been shipped to a state M oriarty’s 4-1, Fogarty’s 4-2, There were 25 schools par­ mington +3, Mike Davis-Steve 17 - A - Walt Farley 7M0-62, B - level of radiation, he said. laboratory where a variety of tests have Bogner’s 3-2, Allied Print 2-3, ticipating. McCusker +3, Ward Holmes-Joe Reggie Mosher 41-8-33, C — Matt Clair Hoover, who has lost seven cows been performed. Talaga’s 2-3, Jaycees 2-4. Butch Wemmell took seconds in Poulin +2, Bill Twardy-Tony Steullet Chupas 82-27-55. Manchester High golf team swept a pair of matches last and five calves, took exception to Hoover said experts have dism iss^ DUSTY- Firemen 2-0, Trash 2-0, the 100, high jump and shot put, Leon +1; Second Flight — Tom Pfund- LADIES - Net — A — Judy Tar- Friday, topping Berlin, 3-2, and blanking Old Saybrook, 5-0, at Critchlow’s remark that the loss of the food poisoning, spray materials and lep­ Jaycees 2-1, Angels 2-1, BA’s 2-1, Botteron took second in the discus, Doug Griffin +4, Ron Basile-Stan taglia 95-20-75, B — Helen Wo^cock Manchester Country Club. cattle “was not terribly abnormal.” tospirosis, all of which would cause Town 1-2, Belliveau 0-3, Vittner’s 0-3. Gary Gates secured fourth place­ Domain +3, Art Bassell-Ray Em­ 103-28-75, C— Marilyn Peracchio 123- def. Baker 2-up, Dolin (M) def. Wright 6- “When you usually lose one or two head stillborn calves, as possible causes of the Chris Hickey and Berlin’s Bengie 4, B ickford (M) def. Dennis 4-2, CHARTER OAK- LaStrada 2-0, ment in the mile and Tony Carr was bury +1, Bob Livingston-Roger 40-83; Better Nine — A — Judy Tar- Boscolo shared medalist honors, a year, and then you lose this many in six deaths. Leukemia has been detected in Parrott +1; Third Flight — George taglia 42-10-32, B - Helen Woodcock Manchester won medal point, 321-431; some of the cows, he said. Farr’s 2-0, Pizza 2-1, Oil Heat 2-1, fifth in the 120-yard high hurdles for each carding 77s. Jeff Dolin fired a Manchester vs. Old Saybrook -Hickey I ^ HPMarket 1-2, Center Congo 1-2, the Rams. McAlees-Don Kean +9, Bob 51-1437, Devra Baum 51-1437, C — 79, Carl Baker 81 and CTiff Bickford (M) def. Olsen 64, Baker (M) def. Donna Slobodien, Mongage Closing Coordinator Tierney’s 1-2, Annulli’s 0-3. The sprint medley relay took se­ Chambers-John Yetishefsky +6, Connie Kelly 58-20-38; Criers — A — 84 for the Indians, now 11-5-1 overall. McCarry 8-7, Dolin (M) def. Mlllen 7-6, Regulation FELINE- 'Tees 2-0, Wendy’s 2-1, cond and the 4 X 880-yard relay also Cliff Keune-Gino Calderone +3, Art- Judy Tartaglia 91-20-71, B — Devra Results: Manchester vs. Berlin B ickford (M) def. F ribance 9-8, Thrifty 1-1, Buffalo 0-3. took a second for Illing. Ray St. Louis -2; Fourth Flight — Baum 105-28-77, C — M arilyn —Boscolo (B) def. Hickey 43, Reed (B) Manchester won medal point, 321-407. C h a n g e s A nEN T IO N il Leslie Christensen-Sal Bonelli +8, Peracchio 119-40-79. S u g g e s te d ALL MANCHESTER HIGH Jai Alai Entries Roy Smalley Extends Hiiting Streak to 19 Games KANSAS CITY, Mo. one game ionger than the his third year with the HARTFORD (UPI) - SCHOOL STUDENTS best Minnesota hitting Twins, leads the major INMMY (UPI) — Minnesota Congress should make it aiYOTT: streak ever compiled by FIST: l.U-Ecawra 2. Reaeda-U«wt shortstop Roy Smalley leagues with a .408 easier for children CLASS RING SALE CONTINUING 1. Enwti Cifiwwi IZiUa-IrMil l.fic8848ivarl Xltarretii-Zawi 4. Aftawi MiaAri seven-time AL batting average.______LFawtoIiab I4rtM4€iriU extended his American fathered and abandoned by UNTIL SAT JUNE 9th. FREE YOUR 3. ItarrecM-iaBM 4. Irisa-Jai $. JaagaiokBa & PvMCa-Javier D 4. bscanufiwre S. ZiMea-Zifi 6. Ibea-Prpiaci League high hitting streak champion Rod Carew and American servicemen in S. lodri(U824lni i Fet^laviar 1 7 .B a ^ lOrbiACarea LEARN TO DRIVE CHOICE OF BIRTHSTONE WITH RING 7. RMK»-€matu iJu#i-Jnierl this season to 19 games two games longer than the 7.UMn *8 IZftaMm S ib t a s iM w l UubmmMos Southeast Asia to emigrate PURCHASE Kathie Noe, Ma/n Office Driv^-fn Sikiii-Cara SEVENTH warn: with a third inning single best compiled by three­ to the United States, Rep. SECM; l.Orbal LJaagm TRACTOR AT THESE MANCHESTER JEWELERS 1. Oitea ftfNrrt lEnou-Zifri against Kansas City Sun­ time league batting champ l.Irtsi-lam lZttri4airvl llaw arii 4. Atm Aimi Stewart McKinney, R- 3. lasur«Mlr«MC» 4.li»6iraMRi lFant8-J8?i8rl 5.CanMNi iD m fa day and has bumped two Tony Oliva. Carew played JUMMS JEWELERS SHOORJEWELERS 4.tarrec»4ia4i S. Qrac4teHa4. iMm-Odwi Conn., said today. S.C8*8-iM 7.irM al LErmi TRAILERS mMAiNtr. . 117 MAIN ar. T. ZMa-limli Zrfaicitc«nrr* prominent Twins from the 12 years with the Twins 7. le*TC*i4i9a t.Pa(a-llMWa S^CVM The children in Southeast Si4i kUmtoiadti Train in Bridotport, Conn. Sibf RsBoB^LddWt o m club hit list in the process. and Oliva 15. Full or Part Tima Asia fathered by DIAMOND SHOWCASE DRAY JEWELERS 'S REPIURS MANCHItnn PAWCAOI 767 MAIN 6 T. v m l.EramSdiaa 2. Artm Iriaiib 1 Game Postponed Smalley’s streak is now Smalley, who is in just American men “have for l.Fatito-JiR IibaTaf»4s9a 3. laicarw Ca>ul» 4.0ibil4vtU NJi. 776-9788 iCiM-lams S-Jaapa Bam “Home of Mr. Ooodwrtneh" too long been a forgotten M O U a S JEWELERS IIIIIIARDYOST S. Dm|o4tfi*Ca East Catholic’s baseball MAIN IT. m arauci s t . 5. MriC882-l8M(t 7. Aica-baaiffa LZbaU-Zap responsibility of the U.S.,” Mm^Cam 8.IKa-Dalwl Sab ZBUei-Jwiar 1 game Saturday against St. SaksU-Ihrva WTR: Thomas Aquinas was post­ There are people out • Complete Mechanical Servlco McKinney said. F o m I.An«4(b8 LJiUNn Zap4 poned because of wet there looking for what Under present law, the l.U • Collision Reimir IRaaada IDwwiaCirmwM 4. Zabla4eBzakz grounds. you have to sell. Tell estimated 30,000 children IRa 4.Ze^ S. RaMhEcamrra IMm-JMlarl them about It with a LJiiw I Uk«a 7. ZiAiica HiwAa 1 Lbmaiirita It’s been rescheduled • Auto Painting residing...in .Vietnam, Classified ad. 7. Cam LLaawt Sbs laKaraBJImiap Friday, if needed. • Low Cost Sffvics Rsntals Thailand, Laos and Korea Sib Fanta TDnt only can apply for visas un­ FTTR l.Z M i IM a c a THIS IS THE SEASON FOR Norma Keeney, voice of Heritage Sue Buscaglia. 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Whsal Chairs Colottomy Supplitt PUB REIHSMENT BENEFITS “These young people grow up attempting to take Hospital Bads Back Supports Openlnge now tar votoran* In E m I Windsor Rsasrvo their place in a culture that Bad Ralls Cantor. Ona waokond a month (8 am-4 pm) and two is unable and unwilling to CsrvtcM Collan woaks paid aummar training. JUSS assimilate them,” the con­ Commodaa InooiiUnsnt Pants CHEVROLET Uso your prior aarvica oxparianea to aam good f ir I hm itivf IfadiiouKo pngnuR gressman said. “They live Walksrs axtra monay plus rotiramont bonafits In tha Army in poverty and are con- Whirlpool Baths laaarva. sidefbd by most of their countrymen to exist out­ Bathroom Pallorrt Alda For mors Intarmattan call 823-4083 or 823-1090. 129> MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 649-9240 side the mainstream of m.HD4S41 that society.” The Army Reserve. Under bis bill, the appli­ Part of What You Earn Is Pride. .aim cant for admission to the BUSSEXTERHDmCOMHUnf United States would have MMKH$TBI DRIHi Th* O ldoit A Lcure*** in Conn. hid or her parentage con­ firmed. ' V , . 717 Miin S tm t • MandNsWr KVKNING tlKKALD. Mon.. May 21. 1979 -- I’AGK FIFTKKN KOrHTKKN ■ KVKININC IIKKAI.D. Mini . M;iv 21. 1117!) Technology Could Change TV as We Know It Today I WASHINGTON (UPI) - A few his job and the role of his agency in Ferri.. rulers to as ‘‘com- i an interview with UPI Sunday. punications.” TUES. ONLY! weeks ago, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Charles He said a recent Commerce Under a 1956 consent decree signed Ferris aimed a speciai 23-inch anten­ Department study showed com­ with the Justice Department, ATT munications accounts for 50 percent na out the southeast window of his may only provide regulated com­ The of-the gross national product, when munications services. eighth-floor office. Then he fiipped all its wide-ranging applications are on his TV set. considered — everything from A few more wiggles of the antenna, Musical Revival and the screen produced a perfect banking transactions to publishing a Choicest Meats In Town picture of a test being fed directly to newspaper. Set at Goodspeed Ferris’ set via Canadian satellite. “The technology is way ahead of the marketplace,’’ he said, EAST HADDAM — John Remme, U8DA CHOICE $ The tiny Japanese-made “earth veteran of 16 musicals at the station” with its converter for a describing how fiber optics already has the capacity to provide dozens of Goodspeed Opera House returns to FIRST CUT CHUCK STEAK ...... lb. 1 regular television set costs only TV channels over a wire the size of a Goodspeed to play “Hudgins” in the about $250, but its implications are telephone line, and how other musical revival, “The Five O’clock enormous: the technology is already Girl,’’ which begins rehearsals available to bypass local TV stations systems are now available to “dial ti USDA CHOICE $ Tuesday. 149 and radically alter the $10 billion up” specific information on a TV set. “We’re at the crossroads of the in­ “The Five O’clock Girl,” is a television industry. Cinderella story of the ’20s with bobk CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAKS ...... lb. 1 Whether — and when — such in­ formation society,” he said. “We’re making decisions here which will by Guy Bolton and Fred Thompson, dividual satellite-receiving stations who also wrote the book for should be allowed to enter the typical affect society as it’s structured BOQNERS ALL BEEF decades down the road.” Goodspeed’s successful revival, $ 139 American home is one of dozens of He gave as an example last week’s “ Tip-Toes.’’ John Remme's policy questions facing the FCC, the decision by the commission, which appearances at Goodspeed have in-' FRANKS ...... 1 agency charged with regulating the also regulates the telephone in­ eluded “The Boy Friend,” “Little communications business, in the Mary Sunshine,” “Girl Crazy,” Friendl'^ Rats coming decades. dustry, to allow American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and other in­ “Louisiana Purchase” and “Sweet Friendly rats trip along to the piper^sr s tw pm . at the school. The public is invited. Ferris, chief counsel to Speaker Adeline.” Thomas O’Neill before being ap­ terstate communications carriers to in an operetta titled, “The Swinging P i^ r ' From left are Cindy Jean, Michele Carrier, provide data processing and com­ Performances of “The Five which will be presented by the Bentley School Paige Olsen and Tracy McConville, as the pointed by President Carter to head O’clock Girl” begin June 19. For the FCC in October 1977, discussed puter services, a booming market (Manchester) sixth grade Wednesday at 7:30 swinging piper. (Herald photo by Pinto) tickets, call 873-8668. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET T V T o n ig h t Theater Schedule Award Recipient 317 Highland Streot Texas Senators Vanish Stephen O’Donnell, second from left, direc­ local group. Witnessing the presentation are, 6:(X) 10:30 from left, John Schoell, assistant steward; Manchester • 646-4277 (D d ) 83 ® Nows 89 Tha OrIgInaN; Tha W riiar In Manchester Drive-In — tor of Crossroads, a drug and alcohol infor­ d ) I Lovo luicy Amarica Grease— 7:10 — The Longest mation and cbunseling center in Manchester, Kenneth Heberle, master; and Leona Gibson, CS Joker's Wild @ Dick Cavatt Yard - 10:00 89 83 Studio See accepts a Good Citizenship Award from Mrs. lady assistant steward. (Herald photo by To Stop Primary Bill 89 My Three Sons 11:00 Mansfield Drive-In — Strempfer) ( £ (E 83 ® ® Naws Grease — Foul Play — Show Ruth Heberle, lecturer of the Manchester 39 Bonanza CD Carol Bumatt And Friands ' AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) - The 12 to prevent the Senate from achieving that man was Clayton Jones, brother 6:30 (£ Banny Hill starts at 8 Grange. The award is made annually by the missing Texas senators nicknamed a quorum of its members needed to of the senator, who said he informed g ) Six Million Dollar Man 89 Dick Van Dyka Vernon Cine 1 — Same Time the "Killer Bees” indicate they will consider the bill. They have eluded a the officers throughout the trip “they (S Bowling For Dollars 89 Honaymoonara text Year - 7:00-9:30 8 9 ISI S i NBC News 83 Bast Of Bums And Allan .yernon Cine 2 — Halloween stay in hiding until midnight search by the Texas Rangers, the were making a terrible mistake.” 89 Over Easy •.».w.(xio 11:30 Tuesday, rather than return and risk Department of Public Safety and Jones, in a telephone interview, 39 Adam-12 t o Summer Workshop Set 83 The Qrowing Years (£ Rockford RIsa approval of a March 1980 presidential Senate sergeants-at-arms for three said the absent senators had pleaded CD Tha Gong Show 6:55 (£ Pollcs Story HI-FI primary that would benefit former days. with Hobby through an intermediary M O N - TU E E NEW HAVEN — How anxiety affects July 24. Hobby raised the possibility Sun­ that the primary bill be dropped so 39 News CD Movla "The Astro Zombies" Gov. John Connally and conservative (1967) Wendeli Corey. John students’ motivation, attitudes, behavior, Classes will be held Mondays through Radio iliaeK day the 12 could be locked out of the they could return to work on other 7:00 99< ^ Democrats. S ) CBS News Carradine. and academic success will be the subject Fridays, 9:30 a.m. to noon, beginning May After midnight Tuesday the Senate chamber when they do return, Senate business. 89 83 3 Tonight ACADEMY (£ @ ABC News Vernon CM1&2 AIAIARD NOMINEE of a special workshop offered at Southern 29. or that their offices might be (S Dating Same 89 Tha RIfIsman fiOuTtsiS 84 86Ie*'t951 primary election bill backed by Lt. Hobby acknowledged he had talked 83 CapUonad ABC News Connecticut State College this summer. For further informatien, contact Dr. OS Festival Of Faith 7 :1 0 -6 :1 0 . Gov. Bill Hobby no longer will be declared vacant on the ground of with former Secretary of State Steve . 89 Wrestling 12:00 Titled, “Mathematics and the Helen Bass, SCSC professor of eligible for consideration without a abandonment. Oaks, who has been an unofficial in­ 83 News (D I Lova Lucy THE DEER Psychology of Anxiety,” the workshop mathematics, at 397-4316, or Dr. Cynthia two-thirds vote of the Senate to sus­ Department of Public Safety of­ termediary in the Senate walkout. 89 Dick Cavstt (m Dr. Scott (jn Hsbrews MacRitchie, associate professor of psy­ O Newlywed Game 89 Tha RIflaman HALLOWEEN will be offered twice during the summer pend procedural rules. The bill at this ficials and a Texas Ranger on sur­ "He wanted to know if any agree­ O The Odd Couple HUNTER” session — May 29 to June 15, and July 5 to chology, at 397-4270. veillance at the home of Sen. Gene ment could be reached,” Hobby said. 83 Over Easy 12:30 point lacks support of two-thirds of (D Movla "Marked Woman" the 31 senators. Jones, D-Houston, Sunday ap­ “ I said 'no, there would be no agree­ 7:29 (1937) Bette Davis, Humphrey The 12 senators went into hiding — prehended and whisked to the capital ment they would not be removed Dally Numbers Bogart. perhaps to Mexico — Friday morning a man they believed to be Jones, But from office, and no agreement they 7:30 12:40 W OODY ALLEN'S would be permitted in the chamber ID P.M. 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Reg. 69.95 reproduces clear, dramatic 6fi nightsninhts Inin as well as men. Slim chance you’ll miss a Disney World's highs. Genuine walnut And people are discover­ dance, when Disco Eddie Reg. 99.95 "Fori Discovery Island CHARGE IT IMOST STORES! veneer. 23'/4" high. 4o-i9o« Wilderness Polynesian Pool Splash Party ing the place to shape up is sees the new you. Campgrounds Resorl River Country European Health Spas. 2 hteals per day. Sea World THINK OF HI-FI. THINK OF RADIO SHACK. THE NA TIONWIDE SUPERMARKEJ OF SOUND« Most Items Fish Fry 7 days use of Disney's Pioneer Hall Dinner Show Our trained counselors will also available at Tasty golden brown fish, ■‘Transportation System." Insurance ' Radio Shack Radio fillets, crisp French fried introduce you to a program Dealers 23 Attractions inside "Magic Counselors TNE CONNECTICUT STATE SPECIAL Look for this /liaok potatoes, creamy cole slaw, our Kingdom." Taxes & Gratuities i of exercise and diet. It’s de­ EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER VERNON OLYMPICS TO BE HELD ON JUNE 8lh, 9th & 10th AT CONNECTICUT STATE famous tartare sauce and rolls Wash., O.C, Trips also • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-Cin PLAZA neighborhood and butter. ^ ^ 9 9 9 DAYS COLLEGE. NEW BRITAIN. signed to trim you dow i. • CHARTER OAK MALL Available. S3 trips to MS4 • SHOP RITE PLAZA choose froin. shape you up and get you E u t O D c a n Depaituree from Boiton, $275 PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES •t your local Irlandly Howard Johnaon’a MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA Hartford, and diamford. feeling and looking like you { A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION 394 Tolland Turnpjko Manchestor DAWNBREAKERS --- tH STUDENT TRIPS AND TRAVEL CAMPS MANCHESTER - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^could disep all night. I opiN as Houaa evMY n i 649-6220 « SAT. Pne Financial Plaza*Hartford,CT, 06103»(203)525-2111 ------SifiHfilu.s.iNocASTRmB S i s.ifgc. FITNESS IS OUR WAY OF LIFE 1 EVENING HERALD. Mnn Mav 21. 1979- PAGE SEVENTEEN I’ACK SIXTKKN - KVKNINC MKKALU Mon.. May 21. 197!) AHENTION!! EVENING HEMID CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; Jv Degrees I Looking for Awarded ^^ivs • t 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE s At Vale Wxe H e r a t d M. f : NEW HAVEN (UPI) - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Yale University today con­ CALL 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 Help Wanted ferred honorary degrees on 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 opera star Leontyne Price, Help Wanted 13 PrNata Inatruellona IS Bualnaaa Property 26 DRIVER - Wanted for local PLUMBER WANTED- Must RN or LPN - Full time. 11 PM Los Angeles Mayor Tom PHONE 643-2711 area. Automotive dis­ “®.6nperienced. Top wages. 7 to 7 AM. Laurel Manor, 91 REMEDIAL READING and EAST HARTFORD- Large tributorship. Applicant must LIVE IN MOTHER’S ------„xpe:_____ SUMMER JOBS Available Bradley, dancer Mikhail paid Mlidays and paid vaca­ Oiestiiut Street, Manchester. immediately at CGS. We are math; individualized work Brick Building. Zoned FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD have clean driving record and HELPER Needed immediate­ Journeyman & Helpers. Baryshnikov and 10 other tion. Call evenings 643-6341. ^9-4519. ly. Must be mature. ‘Take recruiting Typists, program, (lst-8th grade) by Commercial. Has 4 knowledge of greater Excellent Wage & Benefit master’s degree teacher. 568- apartments rented. Has nice professors, businessmen Manchester area. Must be charge. High School Student, Secretaries, (Jlerks, e x e c u t iv e SECRETARY RN or LPN - 7 AM to 3 PM. Package. EOE. Please call Calculator Operators. Work 8075. income. 2 stores or offices. and public officials. H elp Wanted 13 Help W anted 13 bondable qualified applicants. or Grandmother type. Must be 243-9^. ADVERTISINOJ 10 South Windsor company of- Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut also able to travel with the for a few weexs of the entire plus 1500 square foot lower The university awarded Call Mr. Pahoulis at 52^3118. ticials in our rapidly growing Street, Manchester. 649-4519. RIDING LESSONS indoor level. Plenty of ...... $135,-. family. Drivers License help­ CUSTODIAN / summer at excellent hourly the honorary degrees PEOPLE NEEDED FOR BABYSITTER NEEDED- manufacturing company. rates. Never A Fee! CGS Ser­ riding ring. Western stocit 000. Frank Mot 6 4 3 -^ . RATES BOOKKEEPER- Hebron ful, but not necessary. Please MAINTENANCE position during a morning WORK ■ Full or part time Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- Good to excellent typing and call 646-8716 anytime. vices, 111 Pearl Street, Hart­ seat, saddle seat and hunt 1 day ...... 12t word par day during the summer. 36 hours 0767.______Board of Education. Full open at small private school in seat. All levels 228-9817. ceremony marking Yale’s ®™Uhand sirills. Aggressive ford, 246-5626. Retort Property 2T ' 3daya ...... Ilawordparday or 18 hours weekly. $5.33 Mr time. Payroll One Write and flexible person needed for Manchester. Call 646-1610. 6 days ...... 10a arord par day ' MACHINIST- Experienced CUSTODIAN- Part time for 278th commencement in hour. Must be over 18. Car HOUSEKEEPING System. Diversified. Call 228- position. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. M daya .. «a d aya...... APPLICATIONS Now being 9458. lathe operators, set-up and Center Congregational RNs ■ LPNs - Join growing WEST DENNIS, MASS.- Nice­ which 2,800 students needed. Call9-5 PM. 872-2128. Ability to work without super­ MAMCHiiflrDiiivriir staff of CGS Professionals. Former faculty New York 15 wordl.S2.00 mlnifinum accepted for 2 full time ' work from blueprints. First Church, Leave Resume at Music and Art High School. ly furnished 3 Bedroom Cot­ received graduate and un­ vision a plus. Apply Iri- Church Office, or mail to: 11 NowHMOpMkigtFor We offer excellent hourly tage. $225 weekly. Minimum 2 Happy Ada ...... $2.50 Inch CARD GALLERY- Full time Housekeepers. Apply Monday dustronics, 489 Sullivan Ave., shift. Overtime available. Professional Singer/Pianist. 4 1 dergraduate degrees as the thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., ' Paid health insurance. Also Center Street, P.O. Box 847, CltSW ^ COUNTER HELP, rates, vacation pay, instant 644-8597. weeks. Call 649-8760, Assistant Manager. Also: South Windsor E.O.E. pay plan, bonus awards. Work ***•••••••••••#••••••••••• Ivy League schooi’s Ciass at Meadow’s Convalescent RN. LPN or SURGICAL part time retired machinist. Manchester. •*•••••••••••••••••••••••• Part time Sales Clerk. Apply MliTQUNGEIELP. one day, a week or become a Real Estate W anted 28 ASSISTANT WANTED For g i r l FR ID A Y / Inquire Chapel Tool Co., 81 of 1979. . in person only. EOE. 336 A Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Can Drlv*-lfi Full Time Employee. Call us Schoofs-Cfatiss 19 Manchester, 647-9194. Oral Surgeon’s Office. Full RECEPTIONIST - For 1 girl Woodland Street, Manchester. V The two-day commence­ Broad Street, Manchester WAIRESSES WANTED (2) •fl«rl:00pjn. for placement close to home. ALL CASH For your property tjn je ^ ^ ^ rie n c e necessary. office in Manchester. Must be 646-5836.______; FOR THE BEST - Manchester I ment began Sunday with Parkade, Manchester, Conn. Part time, mostly weekends. CGS Services, 111 Pearl within 24 hours. Avoid Red PART TIME CUSTODIAN - ; familiar with typing, Experience helpful, but not Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 speeches by economist bookkeeping and filing. Hours BABYSITTER WANTED for Street, Hartford, 246-5626. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes AT ONCE STOCK CLERK- Apply in person: Metronics, necessary. Will train. Apply pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Corp. 646-0131. % - 8:30 to 4:30 five days a week. 8 and 11 year olds, must have troductory lesson with this ad. John Kenneth Galbraith Part time, steady work. Must Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY- own transportation. Edgerton after 2. Vito’s Birch Mt. Inn, Experienced only. Flexible $140./wk. Submit resume to PART OR FULL TIME-»Days ORGANIST - Choir Director Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. and Yale President A. have working papers. Apply Street area. Call 643-596S after 646-3161. or night. Making Grinders and WANTED TO BUY- 3-4 LATHE OPERATOR 50 , hours. Loft Modular Devices Box B, c/o Manchester Wanted- First Lutheran Bartiett Giamatti, who a t: 299 Green - Road, 5:30 PM. light waitressing. Small, Bedroom Home, near Manchester, Saturday, hours. Paid holidays. Inc., 91 Elm Street Herald. Church. 154 Orchard Street, became Yale’s chief Excellent insurance benefits. Manchester, 646-7806. family owned Italian Rockville. 875-5682. Hospital and High School. between 9 a.m and noon. Restaurant. 528-6571. Principals only. Call 643-0333, executive last July 1. Apply in person: Metronics, □ REAL ESTATE In addition to Ms. Price, SURGICAL ASSISTANT- Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton, OVER FORTY - Like to learn AGENCY EXPANSION- P ereonelt Manchester Oral Surgeon. . new skills? Good work record Bradiey ^nd Baryshnikov Highly competitive product Hornet ForrSale 23 Please send resume to Box Y, CONVENIENCE STORE-: mechanical, meticulous. Neet lines, looking for career, — who appeared in the car. 528-9952.______yO, RIDE WANTED TO c/o Manchester Herald. Looking for qualified Part t When in need of a iJervice or Product oriented agents. Life, Health,. ELECTRICAL Describing Historical Items movie "The Turning HAMILTON STANDARD, Time Clerks for 3rd. shift.' Own your own highly profitable ENERGETIC extremely Casualty. Licensed Agents Point’’ — Yale awarded Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. TRUCK DRIVER- Must have Apply in person: 7-11, 509 " preferred. Excellent com- VETS WELCOME and beautiful Blue Jean Store and Dr. John sutneriana,Sutherland, noiflsholds up an old during a guided tour Saturday of the Cheney honorary degrees to Call 643-5686. Class II License. Physical Center Street. > reliable person. Will teach ★ Fashion Shop. Mademoiselle new spray techniques, bon­ misssion schedule. Draw Ac­ Fashions offers this unique oppor­ newspaper published in Manchester and also Mills District. Sutherland and Lewis, both Reginald Jones, chairman work involved. Apply at: The count available for right in­ Bonds-Stocki-Mortgagee 8 Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer LEGAL ASSISTANCE To do C dable. Quick Salary raises. tunity. Brand names such as Lee. professors at Manchester Community of the board of the 528-8200. dividual. Call Mr. Brown at Communication com­ A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD Levi, Wrangler. Faded Glory. illustrations of Manchester’s early railroad Street, Manchester, between Estate Settlement and little !' 649-2656. Could help to sell your items Fairfield-based General CALL A PROFESSIONAL pany seeks man for Male. Landlubber, and over 30 while Dr. Thomas Lewis discribes their College, conducted the tour. (Herald photo by GOVERNMENT 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. research work. Full time or ~ ■ ’ - faster, rent your room quicker great Hartford area. other nationally-known brands historical significance through a bullhorn Strempfer) Electric Corp.; Justine GUARANTEED BUSINESS part time. Estate Experience - CLERICAL OPENING - 8 to WATER SAFETY and bring you better results! and related sportswear. 115,500.00 Wise Polier, a retired New LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. BABYSITTER NEEDED- IS required. Call 633-4617. —t I - J - 4:30, Monday thru Friday. INSTRUCTORS NEEDED for Must have basic Ask the Herald Classified Ad inriudes beginning invenlory, Phone 281-4112. ' Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. training, fixtures, and grand Must be a good typist, and 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 private camp in Manchester electrical-electronic taker about details. Put the York State Family Court ...... to 10 p.m. Own transportation.ispoi LEGAL SECRETARY- Fast i ' good with figures. Pleasant on for children 3 to 12 years old. STAR to work for you! Phone opening promotion. For informa­ judge; J. Irwin Miller, Call" 649-6022. Friday; paced Glastonbury Law Firm «7»'‘ knowledge for low tion call 501-329-8326 for Mr. the phone. Contact: Hartford Call 646-1610. 643-2711. Wilkerson, chairman of the Cummins □ EMPLOYMENT weekends anytime. seeks experienced Secretary Despatch & Warehouse, W.E voltage wiring, on-the- Engine Co.: Herman •••••••••••••••••••••••••• for interesting and Crowley, 528-9551. EOE WANTED - Delivery man. job training, company SEWERS- Experienced gn In­ LAWN MOWER REPAIRS m n j j y h „ q Liebaers, former director Help Wanted 13 challenging position. Heavy 'JA, . . RESTAURANT Start immediately. Benefits dustrial Sewing Machines. Real Estate and Domestic and good pay. Room for ad­ paid benefits. Call 728- of Belgium’s National TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Will train if necessary. Good Relations Work, much contact ' - • EAST We Want MOWER BUSINESS vancement. Apply in peron: 1346 betw een 10AM - VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 SELLING your house? Call us Library; and Dr. Franz starting pay for the right peo- U w n Mower Repairt All Makee. 1/2 room Cape. Wall to wall first and we’ll make you a Apply 81 Commerce Street, with clients. Full benefit ■■ • . CARRY NATIONS ‘Turnpike TV, 2W West Middle 3PM for application. Joseph' Ingelfinger, Glastonbury. PTG 7 to 3:30, Monday package. Call 633-4617. HARTFORD Good Work et RoMoneMo ‘Turnpike, Manchester, Ct. carpeting throughout. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, ru Friday. Apply in person Prices. Pickup A Delivery 643-130S Fireplaced living room. Many Realtor, 643-1577. emeritus editor of the New COMPANY. 'Telephone 633- 7631. at: Pillowtexivtex Corp., 49 ReRegent CARPENTER CARRIER SURVEYORS - Immediate built-ins. Lovely private yard. England Journal of Street, Manchester. Equal MANCHESTER CYCLE FINE LUNCHES Near schools. $54,500. 'Prin­ EXPERIENCED IN. CoriMf of CHtor I Main 8t opening for instrumentman Medicine, which is Opportunity Employer M/F. REMODELING - Call Robert NEEDED IZSWMMIddltTurnplk* cipals only. Call 875-7415. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 6f9-2098 MANCHESTER and/or rodman. Permanent A VENDING published in Boston. - Experienced only. Top Jarvis 643-6712. Burnbrook Dr. position. Growth opportunity. Also, Steen Weinberg, wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 GROWING WHOLESALE Training and/or experience DEMONSTRATORS: Earn up IMMEDIATE Cash for your ROUTE DISTRIBUTOR- Seeks depen­ Oak St. 158-252 property. Let us explain our Own and operate your own ven­ Harvard’s Higgins Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, AUTO SERVICE to 30% commissions. Hours to 563-0151. dable individual to assist with Blueberry La. suit yourself. Name brand fair proposal. Call Mr. ding routes. 4-10 hrs. weekly. professor of physics; deliveries and warehouse I.IIJldR PFinilT toys and gifts. Treasure Belfiorc, 647-1413. Complete company training and George Miller, a RN-LPN wanted for full or work. Excellent opportunity NOTIC'K OK M'lM.ICATIO.N' Cavan Dr. You May Run E.O.E. House party plan. Call collect location setup. Cash investment I ‘ This IS t<; iiutiM.' that I. iloherl U Classified Advertising BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot Rockefeller University part time on all shifts. Apply for advancement. Paid MAPLE M @ b il person to person for Miss needed. %M, vacations, holidays and Daik‘1 'll 171 Hartfiird Hd . New Bri­ Avon Dr. Your Ad For frontage main highway. director of nursing. Salmon- tain. fiiiin iiau‘ iik-d an appliiatiim S u p e r Service, Inc, IMMEDIATE OPENING Carol 491-2100. Also booking Plan I $2,060.00 psychology professor; benefits. For appointment Gives You More Excellent 8 Room House, plus brook Convalescent Home, off |iiai .lull’d 11 ,\Ia\ I'J79 «itli the Liquor Melton Dr. OAS ■ OIL . LUSRICATION - FOR a reliable hard worker parties.______Plan II $4,960.00 Robert Stuart Fitzgerald, call, 649-4563, .f iintnil f'iim im "ion lord I’.ACKAGE As Many several buildings. Zone House Street, Glastonbury. ACCESSORIES ' who wants steady employ­ Plan III $9,710.00 '«TOHK l.lf^njR for the sale ol TIRES AND BATTERIES For Your WE ARE LOOKING for a Commercial. Owner financing H arvard’s Boylston Please call'633-5244. Forest St. 500 up Insertions As ment and good income. Call Plan IV $14,190.00 all iiluilu lii|iior 1)11 the premises Route 220 tmUCE ST„ MANGHESTH hard working and conscien­ available. Frank Mott, professor; The Rev. Dr. f4,\ M

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D e a r A b b y MEV, MANA6ER' ) LOOK, I 60TA ACROSS 2 Charitable or­ Answer to Previous Puzzle 'IT'5 BI66ER7HAN ganization NEiD aovei ./M O LP OWE... 7 1 Skips (abbr.) I < M 4 > RuM F®PEvE/e- By Abigail Van Buren 9 Phrase of un­ 3 Golf feature derstanding (2 4 Singer Joison o wds.) 5 Salt lake — 13 Takes after 6 Assigned X Snu. eJ\N 14 Hazard chore 9 -/— 15 Drama/ 7 Electric fish j 2 Building Contracting 33 Ju5T ■n\KE5 U>MarEf^. division 8 Fast aircraft Servfcet Ottered 31 Servtcee Ottered 31 Palntlng-Peperlrtg 16 Cadence (abbr.) FARRAND REMODELING - 17 Otherwise 9 Irritates QUALITY PAINTING and 10 Sediment C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Cabinets and Formica Tops, Q tt/f Nf A. Inc.rulItgUSPM O Put Safety First, 18 h^ake an estimates, discount senior Paper Hanging by Willis 11 To be (Lat.) Senuitz. Fully insured Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ edging citizens. Company ditions, Decks, All types of S-lt 19 Those In 12 Squeezes out Manchester-owned and BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS, references. 649-4343. Parking Lots etc. Repairs & Remodeling and Repairs. -And You Will Last Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan office 20 Long fish operated. Call 646-1327. 20 Rocky Driveways Sealed. Free J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior Phone 643-W17. 21 Brother of 29 Verne hero OH, FT?ISCILLA, I Mountain Moses 30 Butcher Ferber Estimates. G & H Paving & and Exterior painting, paper Booms lor Bent 52 Olfleet-Slores for Bent 55 Autos For Sale e i THATS RKSHT.' IT ^ REWE.AVTNG burn holes. LEON CIESZYNSKI JUST LEARNED A ^ OF COURSE, rLL > park 22 Ben Car­ 32 Opera prince 46 Hawkeye Construction Co. 646-5033. "30 hanging, remodeling, carj^n- Culottes MEANS ELEGANTLV NEVER BE A8L£ TO Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Years Experience!” Member BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ By Abigail Van Buren LOVELV. NEW A^AINrAINER WELL- 21 Hill dweller twright's boy 38 Wander State Window shades. Venetian try. Fully insured. 6499658. THOMPSON HOUSEr Cen­ MANCHESTER- Main Street USE IT AROUND y 22 Pronoun of Manchester Chamber of ditions, Remodeling, Rec 1961 CHEVY LUNCH WAGON .■ 1979 by Chicago Tribuna-N.Y. Newt Synd. Inc. WORP-SO/GA/se'. GRCXDMEC? S L E E K " V 23 Of liquid 39 Climbed 47 Fencing blinds. Keys, TV FOR RENT. trally located. Downtown modem office available. 400 - 1973 Chevy Vega, For Sale. HERE.' 23 Bears Commerce. A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Rooms, Garages, lutchens so. ft. Heat, AC included. Cail waste 4 t Lazybones sword Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Manchester. Kitchen After 5 PM., 528-7723. 26 Posts 24 Authentic tors. Quality painting and 6492469 or 6492755. \ 42 Animal waste 48 Accounting 5221, privileges. Call 6492358. 31 Stern 25 Epic story WILL CLEAN CELLARS, paper hanging at reasonable Tile, Dormers, Roofing. chemical term Residential or Commercial. FORD GRAN TORINa 1972. DEAR READERS; No problems today. Instead, 1 am 7 ~ f 32 Christian 26 Scorch ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, ATTICS and haul away scrap rates. Fully insured. Free symbol 43 Brook 49 Latvian iron FREE OF CHARGE! Estimates. Cali Wayne 649- 649-4291. Air. Power steering and . devoting my entire column to tipi that could Mve your Hie. 27 Mr. Keep attics, garages, yards LADIES ONLY - Furnished brakes. Cragar Mags, new 33 Canadian 44 Small insect 51 Landing boat Call 644-3234. 7696. room for rent. All utilities in­ OFFICE SPACE . Let’o pretend you’re i conUiUnt on “Hollywood 28 Warhead type cleaned. moving, LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec exhaust ana tires. Asking rebel (abbr.) 45 Authoress 55 Lily palm trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn cluded. Close to bus line and FOR RENT ... Square*, and you are aaked the following qneition: 34 Othello villain COMPLETE REMODELING PERSONAL Paperhanging rooms, roofing and repairs. stores. References and securi­ $1100. Call 524-2238 days; 649- “More people are killed every year by |al tornadoes, |bl service. No job too big or Free estimates. Call Charles 3004 weekends and evenings. 35 Type of fuel SERVICE - Rooms, garages, For particular people, by ty required. Call 644-0383. 250 square feet, center of — eyclonea, |c) lightning. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 small. 568-8522. SchiaVetti at 649-2405 Manchester, air lon- 36 " ____ La ' 10 11 12 additions dormers, rooting Dick. Cali 643-5703 anytime. If you aaid, “|c| lightning,” you would he right. 4 Douce” and siding. Cail 643-5001. ditiqning and parking. 1975 AMC E HORNET 13 14 BRICK. BLOCK. STONE...... G E N T L E M E N ONLY - M Michael Mogll of the NaUonal Weather Service says that 37 Sound of bell PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Kitchen privileges. Central Call 643-fel. HATCHBACK - Auto., power Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney ; moat death* cauaed hy lightning could have been avoided U 39 French region 19 17 CUSTOM DRAPERIES- - Interior and Exterior, BoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 location. Free parking. steering, radio, rear window hr WA. me .T M iwb u ■ OR repairs. No job too small defogger. Very good condi­ I only common sense had been used. But common sense is not 40 Pertaining to 1 Specialn^ring Time Rates! Commerciai and Residential. Security and references IS 30 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ BIDWELL HOME Improve­ tion. $1395. 649-7233. as common as most people think it is. L2 (suffix) Limited Time. Made to your Free Estimates. Fully In­ required. 643-2693 for appoint­ 41 I (Ger.) 1 1 timates. ment Co. Expert installation Lightning occurs during thunderstorms, so the logical Captain Easy — Crooks "St Lawrance 21 specifications. Free Decor sured. 646-4879. ment. 466 MAIN STREET. North of 42 Encouraged and Measurements. Call 649- of aluminum siding gutters 1975 AMC PACER - 2 door, 3 . time to start protecUng yourself is when you see the storm ■ ‘."B, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. EASY RECOVERS FROM THAT STUNNINO ~^TSK,TSK1 OUT LIKE A LISHTl 46 Actress 23 24 25 3. EXPERT PAINTING and 4266. PAINTCRAFTERS - Not just and trim. R oofiniinStdlmtlOn...... ______nt □ RENTALS Blua 8 cyl., 4 whaal drive, FOR THE MONEY? p/steertng, fee. air., auto, traha. $750 Varydeanl ■ ptetu Booms lor Bent 52 LUBE, Oil & FILTER « te 5 qti. $ fiHw •2995 MOST CUB 1974 HONDA LADIES ONLY- Very clean Civic 2 Door. 4 apaed, radio, thrif­ and nicely furnished room for •fftr (xpim ty. MuatbaaaanI rent. Community kitchen and M uffler Mil 31il bathrooms. Cleaning lady and •2195 all utilities, except telephone Center Um $Miir dtiiM I are included. Laundry Regal NEA If SBfrnts SUBURBAN facilities and off street parking. Walking distance to stores and bus Une. 369 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TaleefiMUm) "It’s been that way at the oil company 643-2711 , ask for Tina or Joo References and security are HOURS-MON-FRI. 8 AM-6 PM, WED.’tll 9 PM. SAT. 9 AM-3 PM 64a-2076 required. Call after 6 p.m., headquarters, ever since Carter announced 644-0383. -2112 O p e n R M 0 oil price decontrols would start June First.''