PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. July 12. 1977 Binheimer, 11 Dobson Rd., ManchMtor | Vernon. The weather ( hospital notas I Discharged Sunday: Lester Town manager suggests Johnson, 117 Loomis St.; Mae Cloudy becoming partly sunny with Inside today Dupal, Interlochen, Fla.; scattered thunderstorms likely this Cheryl Hoops, 119 South Rd., afternoon. Clearing this evening. Hazy, Area news . 1-3-B Discharged Friday: Emil COMPLETE GM hot and humid this afternoon with highs Kitchen .,.. ...6-C Bolton; Karen Cortes, 120 Business ... ..3-A Obituaries . .. 10-A Sollanek, 73 Tanner St.; Buckland Rd.; Dolores around 90. Clear tonight, lows in 60s. Classified ., Margaret Trombly. 13 6-8-B People ...... 1-C Beaudry, 51 Varry Ave., Mostly sunny continued hot but less Dear Abby. ..9-B energy saving measures Hopewell St., East Hartford; REPAIRS humid Thursday. Highs around 90. Second Thought 6-C Coventry; Feme McAllister, Editorial ,. ..4-A Bertha Duhring, 6 Goslee Dr,; Chance of rain diminishing from 60% Sr. Citizens .,. 2-C 58 Virginia Lane, Tolland; Family__ ..6-C Sports...... 5-6-B Joan Trieschmann. 442 W. Doris Evangelista, 46C • COLLISION this afternoon to near zero tonight and Town Manager Robert B. Weiss "1 expect all employes who have 78-degree level. Middle Tpke.: Edward Esquire Dr.; Kevin Bates, 24 • MECHANICAL Thursday. National weather map on has sent a memo to Town of town vehicles to make every effort to If an office must be cooled below Dellafera. 101 Bell St.; Fairfield St, Page 6-B. WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS Manchester employes suggesting give a ride to at least one other that temperature, Weiss has asked Patricia Foree, 25 Flower St.; Also, James Stewart, 49 that they form carpools for transpor employe, " he wrote in the memo. the office to notify him so the town Theresa Swegel, 187 Oaklad Rd., South Windsor; CARS AND TRUCKS tation to and from work Weiss also reminded employes that can seek an exemption from the Homestead St.; Carol Jolly, Ruth Urban, 54 Lakeview Dr., Qenuint Parts The manager's office will coor legislation recently passed by the State of Connecticut. Holland, Mass,; Janice Mar- Coventry; Erie Barton. 138 Factory Tralnad Machattict cue, RD 2. Manchester, dinate the carpooling program by State General Assembly sets a "Energy conservation can only be Maple St.; Gary Gazdzicki, 6 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Also, Pauline Magnuson, 50 West St.; Jennifer Cloukey, CALL 646-6464 trying to match employes with others minimum temperature of 78 degrees accomplished when each one of us Marshall Rd,; Mark who live nearby. Weiss said. The for artificial cooling systems. lakes personal responsibility." Weiss 57B1 Columbus Circle, East Humphries, Enfield; Peter Hartford; Marjofie McLain, memo includes a form to be filled out Air conditioning in the Municipal wrote. "It is very easy to not think '‘-President mends Putriment, Warehouse Point; 58 Spencer St.; James Korner, by interested employes. Building is controlled separately in about it and go about consuming Mary Knudsen, 8 Joel Dr., 55 Durkin St.; Susan Byrnes, Carter Chevrolet Weiss also encouraged workers to each room. Thus, Weiss has told all energy as we have done. Let's make Ellington; Thelma Baldwin, Bristol: Christine Quirion, 68 find carpool partners on their own. town departments to stay above the a determined effort to save energy,” 94 Graham Rd,. South Wind Chestnut St. 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER he said. sor; James Cabral. Glaston bury; Yvonne Mitchell, 122 fences with labor Park St.; Kimberly Surette, Storrs; Florence North, 8 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President creases to $2.89 in 1979 and $3.15 in ting to 52 per cent of the average fac Werner Dr., Vernon. Carter, mending his fences with 1980. He predicted it would pass the tory wage, and all subsequent in Building boom indicated Also, Brian Fairweather, 63 Rings for men of character. Whether organized labor, has agreed to com House in August. creases equivalent to 53 per cent. Hemlock Lane, Coventry; as the principal stone or accent promise legislation that would raise The current $2.30 an hour Rep. Phillip Burton, D-Calif., ac Pamela Sloan, 35 Oakwood the minimum wage by 35 cents to minimum wage provides an income ting head of the subcommittee where St.; Peter Russak, 56 Ordway stone, the diamond $2.65 an hour on Jan. 1 and provide about 60 cents below the official the bill was being drafted, indicated Dr., South Windsor; Diane for future automatic increases. June permit Therrien, 381 Center St.; San lends character poverty level. Economists estimate it would be sent to the full committee requests The compromise was announced the compromise plan would bring dra Reid, 345 Hilliard St.; to both ring before next Tuesday, Committee Mark Foley, 125 Hollister St.; Tuesday, just one day after Carter minimum wage workers even with Republicans were expected to balk. and wearer. also agreed to support the AFL-CIO’s the poverty level by 1983. Burton said there was no agree June busted out all over, at least Nathan Boykin. 595 Strong 876 worth of projects, including the Although the month was a produc Rd., South Windsor; Robert proposal for a sweeping revision of Carter initially offered to increase ment between labor and the ad for employes in the Town of 14K gold. $1.5 million addition at Manchester tive one, Chief Building Inspector Hussex, Windsor Locks; Ray federal labor law. the current $2.30 minimum wage to ministration on the issue of whether .Manchester Building Department. Memorial Hospital, were issued per Francis J. Conti expressed some dis mond Ryan, Windsorville. Both measures are expected to $2.50 — a proposal Meany rejected as workers who receive tips should be The department issued 163 building mits. appointment that only 14 single Discharged Saturday: An Exhibit character! produce a fierce battle in Congress "shameful.” The AFL-CIO had been covered by the full minimum wage. permits in June, the most issued in nie Cordner, 16 Cole St,; The largest project issued a permit family housing starts were recorded From $220 between big labor and big business. demanding $3 and House leaders had He indicated this issue would be one month since April 1975. last month was the elderly housing during the month. Marilyn Hitchcock, 221 The minimum wage agreement proposed $2.85. settled by Congress. Phoenix St., Vernon; David The approved projects have a total that will be built at 151 Spencer St. "It hasn't gone like everyone had culminated weeks of negotiations The President told a news con The AFL-CIO has been seeking full estimated cost of $2,149,241, the The 40 units, which will be built by- hoped,” he said of the housing con White, 87F Rachel Rd ; Marie Brahaney, 67 Chambers St.; between AFL-CIO President George ference Tuesday he had agreed to the minimum wage coverage for tipped largest dollar figure for any single Keenan & Navarro, are estimated to struction market. "We've had some Meany, the administration, and con compromise, which was put together employes. month since June 1975 when $2,579,- Elizabeth Kington, 85 cost $688,000. starts, but nowhere near what Hawthorne St.; Phyllis gressional leaders. Sources said by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall. The compromises on minimum everyone thought." Flibbert, 24 Belden St., East AFL-CIO leaders were pleased by the But Carter insisted it would not be wage and labor law reversed a series Conti did say that housing con Hartford; Walter Muratori, r aiWifc, ^ outcome. "an administration bill." of setbacks labor has suffered since 62 sign up as new voters struction this year has increased Enfield. Chairman Carl Perkins, D-Ky., of The initial $2.65 wage provided in it helped to elect Carter and many over a year ago. Also. Leroy Duclau, 464 the House Labor Committee, said the the compromise amounts to 51 per congressional Democrats. But Merrow Rd , Tolland; Francis The registrars of voters office voters. The town also issued permits for Easy Paymenfs compromise calls for an increase to cent of the average factory wage. It business plans to wage a highly reported that 62 Manchester The registrars office also reported five garages, eight miscellaneous Keefe. 2 W. Center St.; Ann $2,65 next Jan. 1 with estimated in Filloramo, 29 Butternut Rd.; calls for an increase in 1979 amoun organized battle against both residents signed up to vote during the that eight 17-year-olds have p re projects, ten tool sheds, 11 swimming Clergymen discuss youth project measures. three-day sidewalk sale on Main St. registered to vote since a new state pools, 14 fences, six signs, 95 Elaine Naezkowski, 46 Litchfield St.; Lawrence Foun Another four-cross town law went into effect Friday. The law alterations and additions, seven af tain, 37 Devon Dr,; Bruce The Rev. Patrick McDonnell, left, of Armagh, Ireland, talks about the impression made registrations were also made. permits 17-year-olds, who will turn 18 fidavits, and two demolitions. Jarsen, 385 Felt Rd., South on the teen-agers from Ireland who are now visiting Manchester with host families. A total of 23 registered as by Election Day, to pre-register to The Building Department also Jewelers & Silversmiths Smee 1900 Windsor; Glennis Hynes, Sharing in the discussion are The Rev. Herbert Cassidy, center, of Portadown, Ireland, and Strong support is voiced Democrats, 10 became Republicans, vote. This year's election will be held issued 58 electrical permits. 20 plum Basket Shop Rd.. Hebron; and 33 signed up as unaffiliated on Nov. 8. bing permits, and 21 heating permits. Brian Miller, 133 Northview 9S8 MAIN 8T. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER the Rev. Stephen Jacobson, pastor of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. (Herald photo by Dunn) Dr., South Windsor; Linda HARTFORD a NEW BRITAIN a WESTFARMS Harassing of elderly _J for massage parlor rules By GREG PEARSON “I’m frightened in a place I was massagists and licensing of all such reported to agency VisiCs impact on Irish youth Herald Reporter born and raised in,” she said. businesses, was written by Town A public hearing Tuesday night on Caesar Rossitto, owner of the Oak Counsel Victor I. Moses. Republican Several incidents of elderly persons being harassed at a proposed ordinance to govern St. business, said that his operation is Director Vivian Ferguson had their homes has been reported to the Human Services massage parlors brought out a quiet one. He said that many people requested the ordinance. Department. assessed by clergymen neighbors and owners of the condemn his establishment “based Mrs. Ferguson submitted some businesses, as well as strong support on second-hand evidence on what suggestions, in writing, that she Diane Wicks, outreach worker for the department, said families in Manchester this year. By JUNE TOMPKINS the National Council of the Churches for the ordinance. they’ve heard. thought would strengthen the two elderly persons who live near Main and N. Main Sts. The impact of the inter-religious, Herald Reporter of Christ in the U.S.A., and the Rev, Gloria DellaFera, of 60 Oak St., “I believe in an ordinance, but an proposed ordinance. were confronted last week by persons, one a black male social and political relationships Leaming4he real meaning of com Stephen Jacobson, pastor of St. said that she lives across the street ordinance that doesn’t discriminate The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. and one a black female. They said the individuals were between the two countries was dis munity relations seems to be what M ary’s Episcopal Church, who from the parlor located at 55 Oak St. James Church also spoke in favor of very persistent in trying to enter the elderly’s homes. cussed recently by two Catholic or doesn’t take away a right,” he the program is all about — the helped arrange the visit, the second She said that the operation of the said. the ordinance. He spoke of the recent Several other incidents in recent weeks have also been priests who accompanied the young program being a summer visit of such program in Manchester. arrival of 40 youngsters from Ireland reported, such as men trying to sell services or repair people from Ireland, a member of nearby business “has shaken my The proposed ordinance, which jobs, she said. The incidents have occurred in several about 40 Irish teenagers with host The group arrived the end of June lifestyle." would require schooling for areas. and will return to Ireland Aug. 10. —Sec Page Ten-A Ms. Wicks said she and the other outreach workers plan During their visit, a busy itinerary of to get special identification cards, so residents will know visits to famous area sights, cities, who they are when they call on them. sports events and social events has Community Relations Officer James McCooe of the Today’s summary been planned. Police Department is encouraging the elderly residents The children, whose average age is Weiss memo suggests to be on guard for the unwanted callers. He said the Compiled from United Press Internatlonel 15, are interviewed before they are selected to make the trip. Those to residents do not have to let the callers in and if they have torneys did not prove the network trouble should call police immediately. State whom the trip would be the most was at fault. ‘‘I didn’t get meaningful are interviewed and then curb in expense accounts Some residents are reluctant to call the police, but WATERBURY - The defense justice," said Victoria Price a final selection is made. None of McCooe said. He stressed the importance of making in the Bernard Avcollie murder Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Street, 70, as she left the cour those interviewed knows why in ad Two employes in the Treasurer’s ducting town business at lunch, police aware of any incidents or potential problems. . •j trial has rested its case and the has issued a memorandum to all office said today that the Police Weiss said. troom. She alleges she was libeled vance. Also, the young people chosen prosecution today plans to call town department heads suggesting Department had more dining He said, “If we’re conducting town in a television play, “Judge Hor for interviews must show potential Three attending seminar more medical experts as rebuttal areas of their department expenses, expenses than any other department. business, 1 think its a legitimate ton and the ^ottsboro Boys,” for leadership, and interest in church Three Manchester residents are among 30 high school witnesses. which implied that she had ^ e n particulary lunch expense accounts, Weiss sent the memo because of expense. I think the Chief (Police affairs. where they could cut down on expen the very tight town budget. He said social science teachers and administrators participating raped in the 1931 incident. The Rev. Patrick McDonnell of Ar Chief Robert Lannan) is aware of ditures. “We are tightening up on everything. this.” in the two-week, 1977 Robert A. Taft Institute in Govern F I N D M WETHERSFIELD - The magh conferred with the teachers The heaviest expenditures for the We should be critically reviewing ment Seminar at Connecticut College July 10-22. Department of Motor Vehicles LOS ANGELES — Sirhan B. and parents in his area before the A review of expense vouchers for town paid lunches appears to be the everything we do.” They are Ronald F. Demers of Downey Dr., from Hall says speeding and alcohol con Sirhan, questioned about the “se students were selected. The Rev. the Police Department in the tributed to more than half the 379 Police Department, although Weiss treasurer’s office shows that the Memorial School in Willington; Miss Lorena L. cond gun” theory, says he can’t Lunch vouchers are permitted to fatal traffic deaths in Connecticut said the memo was not aimed at any lunch expenses appear to be higher Kaminsky of Mountain Rd., from the Burr School in Hart recall shooting Sen. Robert F. —See Page Ten-A town department heads who are con- ford; and Thomas Samperi from filing Junior High last year. Kennedy in 1968 and wants to one department. for 1975-76 than for 1976-77. School. PLACE 01 THE SUN return to the scene of the The police department vouchers Taft Seminars are being sponsored this summer at 36 HARTFORD — State officials assassination to jog his memory, covering lunches in two major area seiected institutions in the U.S. The program is designed said Tuesday an investigation by a county supervisor said Tuesday. restaurants for 1975-76 total $288.61, to improve the teaching of government and politics to the Department of Children and with the highest lunch expense at $30. Crash-caused gas leak Some of the vouchers indicate the young people. Youth Services into an alleged ANCHORAGE, Alaska - child abuse case in New Haven Federal officials said they should number of persons covered by the MUALOANHIOM found no malfeasance by the know by tonight whether the $9 expense. GET TO KNOW YOUK LOCAL BROKER . worker who handled the case. The billion trans-Alaska pipeline is un The Herald scanned the 1976-77 probe was requested by a damaged after last Friday’s fiery forces evacuation of town vouchers, but a complete total could neighbor of a six-month-old boy, explosion that killed a technician not be compiled before publication. Kennedy-Peterson Division of Charles Manos, who died June 11. ROCKWOOD, Tenn, (UPI) - Weiss advised the department and halted the flow of oil. plans to move the twisted tanker, The wife of truck driver Robert Chemical experts wearing heads to use the lunch hour for con i:Jk:JS!aS2 & S ® P iS yil5S; which wrecked on Interstate 40 about Thompson, 42, of Longview, Tex., THE LOAH AEHANSEHS DICKINSON, Tex. — Mexican rubberized suits loaded the twisted ducting town business only when it one mile above the city. was killed when the tanker suddenly 111 Founders Plaza East Hartford, Conn. 06108 Regional wreckage of a tractor rig onto a cannot be conducted at other times. Catholics joining a traditionalist About half the 1,800 gallons of swerved into a guardrail, then struck 203/BZ7 2111 Since 1923 trailer today and moved it slowly He also asked that they review all SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - movement with the church have liquid bromine remained in the an embankment. Interstate 40 How about a vacation at the shore, a sail boat, a toward an airport in this deserted other expenditures in their FULL FINANCIAL SERVICES: Federal agents seize $1 million met with Archbishop Marcel leaking tanker. Officials planned to remained closed to traffic, with sundeck for your house, or a new car with a sunroof? The town where poisonous gas leaking departments for similar savings, in- Stocks, Bonds. Mutual Funds, Tax Dafarred worth of Mexican heroin, 10 per Lefebvre, French leader of that lift the tanker onto a special truck motorists routed on a 30-mile detour from a cracked tank will be siphoned cluding subscriptions for Annuities, Commodities, Options, Qold 6 Sil Loan Arrangers can help put you in the sunshine with sons are arrested; one agent rebellion, to express their support bed for removal to a remote area through the mountains. off. publications, attendance at ver Coins, Insurance - And Mora. terms it ‘‘one of the most and regret that their government before draining the remaining liquid, Thompson, two volunteer firemen a loan for whatever you might need. A smoky haze hung over the valley meetings, memberships in Convenieiil Free ParUng. ■ significant” drug busts ever made won’t allow him to visit their which turns to a deadly gas when who rescued him and about 40 others below Roosevelt Mountain in East organizations and service contracts in the United States. country. Pope Paul VI has exposed to air. Ike peeple to lett to ebout year htare. Tennessee where the rig crashed were treated for burns and other on office equipment which are dis Come in today to any of the Savings Bank of Manchester's thirteen suspended Lefebrve from his Newman said only favorable winds problems created by the liquid Tuesday, spilling “very lethal” liquid proportions to replacement cost. BOSTON — Extended outlook duties and has called the move Tuesday prevented “a major dis bromine, a Dow Chemical Co. convenient locations near you in Savings bromine down the mountainside and Weiss advised, “ Do not attend for Southern New England, ment a “downright rebellion.” aster in the Rockwood area” when product. Thompson was in serious Bank Country and discuss your loan requirements, forcing Rockwood’s 5,200 residents to meetings or pay dues to Friday through Sunday: Fair Lefebvre was in Texas to dedicate the truck wrecked, sending an orange condition at a Knoxville hospital and flee the deadly orange fumes that organizations where benefit obtained or call 646-1700, and talk to a Loan Arranger. Friday. Cloudy with a chance of the movement’s American mis cloud of deadly fumes down the the firemen were in satisfactory con swirled through the air. for the town is of little, or no, value. showers Saturday. Clearing Sun sion and is now in Colombia mountain. dition. day. Highs in the 80s, lows in the visiting a sister. National Guardsmen escorted the 60s. workers as they tried to neutralize the vapor by spraying it with am CONCORD, N. H. - New International monia gas, which reacts with bromine to form a neutral compound. Hampshire legislative leaders GENEVA, Switzerland — Chief Two nurses found guilty Roane County Sheriff A. L. Clower and governor agree to allow state U. S. arms negotiator Paul said it would take an hour to move spending to continue at present Warnke said today agreement levels for the next seven days the wreckage to Rockwood Airport, New with the Soviet Union on halting some eight miles away. When they of poisoning VA patients while a new committee works on all nuclear tests would have an operating budget for the next arrive, the liquid gas will be “consequences of the greatest transferred to another tanker. Diet Plan two years. DETROIT (UPI) — A federal court The defendants arrived in the lose significance” in breaking the National Guardsmen conducted a The verdict came five days short of jury today convicted two Filipino packed second-floor courtroom at nuclear weapons race. He spoke final, door-to-door evacuation today the second anniversary of the first of prior to the opening of talks to nurses of six of the eight charges 10:29 a.m. EDT, about six minutes Now AUGUSTA, Maine — Peter A. when the chemical experts went to the breathing failures at the hospital. UICIGHT Bradford, 34, a member of the consider such a ban. against them in the poisoning of before the verdict was read. There In addition to the poisoning the truck to neutralize the gas and Maine Public Utilities Commis patients at a Veterans Hospital in was no reaction from the defense charges, the nurses also were found THUUISfiK stall put the wreckage onto a trailer. Most 1975. team or the crowd, which included sion since 1971, is nominated to SALTSJOBADEN, Sweden - of the town’s residents evacuated guilty on one count of conspiracy en the federal Nuclear Regulatory Filipina Narciso, 31, and Leonora friends and relatives of the nurses. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh voluntarily Tuesday and the few who compassing all the incidents. Caldor Commission. Perez, 33, stood emotionless in the The three-month trial of the nurses During the trial, prosecutors ad Ahmed Zaki Yamani today said he remained in their homes were wants to keep the price of oil at its U.S. district courtroom as the nine stemmed from a wave of 52 sudden mitted their case was circumstantial ordered out today. women and three men announced breathing failures at the Veterans Stores present level until the end of 1978. “We have to evacuate everyone for but alleged the nurses could not National He praised President Carter’s their decision after two full weeks of Administration Hospital in Ann Ar explain why they were near each vic their own safety,” said Col. Russell deliberations. bor, Mich., in July and August, 1975. Middle East policy as an impor-” A. Newman. tim just before a breathing seizure SAVINGS BRNK OF MANCHESTER WINCHESTER, Tenn. - A tant factor in moderating oil Miss Narciso was found innocent of Twelve of the victims died from occurred. Tennessee tobacco farmer’s wife “It’s a very lethal gas,” said Gor MANCHL .riOUTH WINDSOR * 8 0 1 ; ', .A’, .fc., MEMBER F 0.1 C prices. The OPEC ministers are the only murder charge in the case the seizures, blamed on injections of The defense had hoped for an has lost her $6 million libel suit don Sears, a spokesman for the Dow meeting here to discuss price in and another poisoning charge. But the powerful muscle relaxant drug, acquittal because the government against ;NBC because her at Chemical Co., which makes the sub both women were convicted of six Pavulon, into their intravenous creases. stance. offered no motive and presented no poisonings. Each could get them life tubing. Only one of the deaths figured The leak put a temporary halt to direct evidence against either defen f in prison. in the trial. dant. PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., July 13, 1977 , - x ^ H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 — PACK TIIHEE-A George "Ted” LaBonne Area men appointed managers Anniversary Jr., president of LaBonne McDonald decal-glasses Life Insurance Agency in Society for Savings has appointed new managers at its and Trust Co., and was assigned to the Main Office. He Manchester and a Hartford Colchester and Jordan Lane Offices. was elected a branch officer in 1974. Business general agent of National FDA health hazard tests Donald F . Gandini of Vernon has been named manager A native of Hartford, Uccello was graduated from East Life Insurance Company of of the Colchester Office, and Joseph Uccello Jr. of Hartford High School and received a B.S. degree in ' j Vermont, marked his 25th WASHINGTON (UPI) — Food and Drug Administra when exposed for extended periods to various chemicals. Manchester will head the Jordan Lane Office in management from the University of Hartford in 1971. He anniversary with the tion tests have turned up no evidence of a health hazard But it poses no health hazard with normal use. Wethersfield. has taken advanced courses in real estate at the Universi Montpelier, Vt., mutual i from lead on cartoon-character glasses distributed at The FDA said it will work with the Environmental Gandini has been manager of the Jordan Lane Office ty of Hartford, and attended the American Institute of life firm July 1. McDonald's fast food restaurants. ^otection Agency and the Consumer Product Safety since 1975, and is a senior branch officer of the Bank. He Banking. He is a member of the Wethersfield Business LaBonne joined National The agency said Tuesday that even though red, white Commission "to answer any further regulatory or public joined Swiety as a branch administrator in 1968, after 14 Men’s Association and treasurer of the Manchester CofC distributes Life of Vermont as an and yellow decals on the glasses’ exterior contain lead, health questions still unanswered in this matter." years with Aetna Life & Casualty. He was appointed Jaycees. agent in Hartford on July 1, there is "no evidence the lead can contaminate the liquid Massachusetts health officials last week ordered manager of the Bank’s Silver Lane Office in East Hart 1952, He was later named a inside." McDonald's to stop its "Glasses To Go" advertising cam ford in 1969, elected an assistant treasurer in 1971 and two pamphlets district agent in FDA said lead in the painted decals could be leaked out paign and the state health commissioner advised parents senior branch manager in 1973. Manchester for the Hart to keep children away from the 49-cent glasses. A native of New York, he was graduated from Bulkeley ford agency that was McDonald's and Owens Illinois, Inc., which manufac High School and received a B.A. degree in business ad The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce now headed by Harold Smyth tures the glassware, have charged Massachusetts acted ministration from the University of Connecticut in 1957. has available to residents two new publications. was promoted to associate irresponsibly, and threaten to sue the state, He was graduated from the Connecticut School of Savings The pamphlets are "Establishing Business in Connec general agent July 5, 1966 St. James Banking in 1974. Gandini is a member of the executive ticut" and "Connecticut: So Much So Near." ...... ------rn iii------iniiiiiiiiM iiii and, on Smyth’s retirement committee of the Connecticut Safe Deposit Box Associa The 20-page business pamphlet attempts to answer was named a general agent tion and of the Wethersfield Business Men’s Association, some of the most frequently asked questions posed by for the company on June 1, honor roll Theater schedule Wethersfield Chamber of Commerce, the Vernon Perma those wishing to start their own business. The informa George “Ted” LuBonne 1971. The honor roll for the final trimester at St. James nent Municipal Building Committee, the Alpine Ski Club tion can also serve as a valuable refresher for those in School is as follows: of Vernon and the Elks. business and anyone considering diversification. Burnside Theater 1 — "An Manchester Drive-In — Uccello has been associate manager of Society’s The 40-page magazine on Connecticut is a guide to the High Honors nie Hall," 7:35-9:15 “Annie Hall," 8:30; "White Wethersfield Office. He joined the bank as an officer’s state's scenic, historic, cultural and recreational attrac KEEP YOUR COOLI Burnside Theater 2 — "Viva Grade 8 - Michele Garibaldi, Martin Hancock, Nor Lightning," 10:00 assistant in 1972 ater experience with Constitution Bank tions. It also includes a list of special events. Now It Ih t time to check and recondition your man Hebert, Mary Holt, Sarah Pelmas, Linda Racine, Knievel," 7:30-9:20 car's Air Conditioning System. UA Theater 1 — "Star Both pamphlets w ee produced by the Connecticut Kerry Szemplinski, Scott Williams. Wars,” 12:00-2:30-5:00-7:30- Department of Commerce and are free of charge at the SPECIAL a Grade 7 - Thomas Day, Helen Helm, Robbie Cowley, 10:00 Chamber office, 257 E. Center St. THIS MONTH 17” Thomas Williams, Mary Wrobleski. UA Theater 2 — "Benji," NOW THRU T U It. Previously announced publications available include PLUS FREIOHT B PARTS Grade 6 — Elizabeth Coffrey, David Callahan, Susan 2:00-7:00-9:00 ADULTS lU S UMtor IS SO* "Business and Planning Guide. "Taxes on Connecticut, " Chmiel, James Gregory, Deborah Lawler, Karin UA T h eater 3 — "T he CATALANO’S AUTO SALES I m I Knlcvtlg^^ hb Caldor sales rise "Business and Industry" and "1977 Handbook of Connec 371 MAIN ST. O'Toole. Deep,” 2:00-7:00-9:30 ticut Fairs. " first dniM tkl2v^rok. 646-6322 MANCHESTER, CONN. 646-6322 Grade 5 — Bruce Antonia, John Burke, Kelly East Windsor Drive-In — Donald Gandini Joseph I'eeello Jr. Crouchley, David Day, Robin Edlund, Patricia Gregory, “Annie Hall,” and "Murder Caldor, Inc., today reported a 33.3 percent sales in Lynn Michaud, John Misselwitz, Jacqueline Sipples. on The Orient Express," Dusk crease for the five weeks and a 36.4 percent gain for the East Hartford Drive-In — H onors 22 weeks ended July 2, 1977. "Viva Knieval," and "Per Val Rossetti, Caldor treasurer, said sales for June con Grade 8 - Alison Bassett, Sean Belleville, Teresa mission to Kill," Dusk tinued to move sharply ahead to $37,610,000 from $28,225,- Dubiel, U e Anne Fogg, Sara Gorman, H. Allen Greer Vernon Cine 1 — "Rocky,” VBVA 000 for the same period last year. For the 22 weeks sales Jr., Jacqueline Leone, Kimberly Sayles. 7:10-9:20 increased to $139,659,000 compared to last year’s $102,- Grade 7 - Cheryl Bassett, Peter Charette, Noreen Vernon Cine 2 — "Annie K-mail® ADVmSED'\Y Hall," 7:20-9:30 niBEVEL! 400,000. He went on the say that the increase can be at Callahan, Timothy Derby, Jacqueline Enderlin, Michelle tributed to increased consumer demand, favorable MEiMMIUIDISE POUCY Two confer at hearing Girardin, Karin Grinavich, James Lupacchino, Daniel Plu» weather conditions, as well as the contributions from the Our firm Intention Is to have i. June Goodwin of Danbury, the vice chairman of the State Board of Education, nursing an O'Brien, Patricia Legault, Theresa Spaulding, Jennifer PETER FO N DA In every advertised item In ^ Sutton, Virginia Terlizzi. new stores. Ten new units have been opened since June of stock on our shelves. If an j; injured leg, talks with Commissioner of Education Mark Shedd as he waits to testify before DMINnELOS last year. advertised item Is not ^ Grade 6 — Jennifer Gay, Lisa McIntyre, David BMottriad available for purchase due $ USYRDER to an unforeseen reason, K* I the Connecticut Legislature Program Review and Investigations Committee Tuesday. Turgeon. ■acMosITark The company plans to open two more stores in time for the back-to-school season, one in Enfield, and the other in mart will Issue a Rain Check ^ Education is one of three state agencies charged with not complying with state non Grade 5 - John Bodyk, Donna Coiro, Felicia on request for the merchan- Springfield, Mass. dise to be purchased at the \ discrimination laws. (UPI photo) Falkowski, Thomas Moriarty, Michael Parlapiano, ANDOVER sale price whenever ! 742-7IM available or will sell you a ! Sharon King, Christina Pelmas, Thomas Walsh. comparable quality item at \ M a comparable reduction In : price. Our policy is to give 'M W i ) customers satisfaction p always. ' S S. KRESGE CO. Hf Racial imbalance remedies discussed Phone 649-5491 > 9AT. 9 9UM. MATIMU9 9 H / HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Education Depart Review committee. Proposed regulations were previous Q2;:\THEATRES EAST Public records 'k ment expects to propose regulations this year designed to said, "I can't believe the state board (of education) ly rejected because they were too stringent. would impose a busing plan on all the districts in the ease racial imbalance in Connecticut schools. UKC N0U1IS tS Shedd told the legislature's Program Review and state." / r . But Education Commissioner Mark Shedd Tuesday Investigations Committee his department hoped to have But he declined to say if he thought the regulations ^ Woody Allon'i Cerlifirate of deviite dodged the issue of what the regulations would say, a new set of reflations ready to present to the state FOR THE LOWES N%w$t Com0d fH lt Estate of Elsie E. Freiheit to Laurence H. Freiheit, emphasizing that he wanted local schools given as much might lead to busing in a particular district and appeared 7:30-9:90 (PQ) Board of Education by October, uncomfortable even discussing the subject. OflEHJIiQi _ property at 14 Westwood St. leeway as possible to correct any problems. He appeared before the committee along with Nch trade name The regulations are required by a 1968 law, but have He said he hoped the regulations would deal more with ANNtE HALL GE 4000-BTU air conditioner lias 10-posltlon thermostat representatives of the Labor and Transportation improving the quality of education than with transpor Johanna A, Bruder, 43 Holl St., doing business as Rum nonrust outdoor case. 43 lbs. Easy to install NO never been approved by the legislature's Regulations J^-SoL Matinees 99( Departments to defend the agencies against charges they ting children. mage Corner, 43 Purnell Pi. RAINCHECKS. Building permits were discriminating against minorities. At the committee hearing Rep. Boyd Hinds, D- 649-9333 Empire Roofing Co. for Irene G. Harrison, roof repair S s i i s i In skirting the issue of what the regulations would ac Hartford, said laws already on the books banning dis at 80 Henry St., $1,000. tually say, Shedd went out of his way to emphasize his in crimination were not being enforced by the Education, FEATURE riRST Playground notes tention was not to impose solutions to the problem on Labor and Transportation Departments. James E. Dougan, tool shed at 335 Porter St., $300. local officials. "w o( dyallen' "We have enough laws on the books. Connecticut looks 5 T.J. Flanagan, pool at 48 N. Elm St., $1,100, "It's not in our minds that the state should impose any good on paper, but they haven’t been enforced,” he said. ^ ANNIE HAUn Keenan & Navarro for Manchester Housing Authority, plan on a local community, much less any plan on all of The Program Review Committee is finishing u] elderly housing at 151 Spencer St., $688,000. Older group, 1. Bobby them. The basic responsibility rests with local school three-month investigation into the discrimination it*!** tSidUH' Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc., new home at 329 Highland Bowers: boards," he said. St., $25,000. Sockey Tournament: 1. McConnell 2. Tommy charges and is expected to issue a report later this "ttURDfR ON m Whorff 3. John Little. Asked if the regulations might include a busing plan he summer. Joseph L. Swensson Jr., new home at 560 Porter St John Paggioli 2. Mike ORIENT EXPRESS' $35,000. Koblect 3. John Kelsey 4. Younger group, 1. John Tirillo 2. Danny Whorff. EAST WINDSOR Conn. Valley Remodelers for Gloria Mazurek, roof Jeff Mann. M iocho tttf Evoning HorRid usHOuui DRIVE IN «3 jjts Girls: 1. Heidi Bauer 2. This printing test pattern is repair and vinyl siding at 13 Union St., $3,000. Charter Oak: Jackie Walters. Publlthod ovory tvoning oxcopt part of The Herald quality D.F. Maloney, fence at 186 Irving St,, $100. Scavenger Hunt: 1. Kelli SunOoyt tnd holldiya. Entered et the Robert J. Temple, pool at 5 Santina Dr., $2,000. PLASTIC UMBRELLA TABLE West Side: Mencheeter. Conn, post Offtce u Se control program in order to Reyngoudt 2. Crystal cond Ciete Mill Matter. give you one of the finest Rene J. Godin, enclosed porch at 382 Summit St., $600. Crabwalk Relay Race: m A Public Service of this OCOO Askintowicz. Suggested Carrier Rates newspapers in the nation. Saxton Sign Co. for Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co„ wall (9 and up), 1. Kevin Hein 2. M artin: Payable in Advance newspaper & The Advertising Council sign at 112 E. Center St., $600. Mike Burnett 3. Kevin Single copy...... 15# Carroon Tournament: 1. W e e k ly ...... 90a Angel Tammaro for Ernest Hubley, chimney and wood- Pelletier. (6-8-year-olds), Matt Cusson 2. Mary Prior One m o n th ...... $3.90 burning stove at 264 Hackmatack St,, $600. 1. Lori Pelletier 2. Vrain T u e s d a y Three month# ...... $11.70 3. Tim Carmel Honorable Six m o n th #...... $23.40 I D C Roger G. Harwood, tool shed at 304 E. Middle Tpke P e lle tie r 3. C o lle tte One y e a r...... $46.60 $ 220. mention, Nick Recesso. Mail Rate# Upon Requeat Willard. 878 Bond Bill Garages Inc. forThaddeus Gadarowski, gar Nathan Hale: Subacribera who fail to raceiva Wheelbarrow Relay (9 their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. age at 542 Woodbridge St., $3,000. CJiecker Tournament: 1. and up): 1. Kevin Hein 2. thould telephone the circulation department 647-9946. Atlantic Fence Co. for Peter Christiana, fence at 310 Mark Gochee 2. Zippy Nicky Vesho 3. Mike Cooper Hill St,, $735. Forostoski 3. Fran Burnett; (68-year-olds): 1, W re Burton Loomis for Louis Manzolillo, aluminum siding Sumislaski 4. Beth Hamp- David McAdam 2. Brian FREE PiRlllfi S2I- 333) at 27 Hunter Rd., $2,850, son 5. Karen Savino. Pelletier 3. Kevin Harold Parent for Mrs. Howard Flavell, roof repair at Obstacle Contest: 1. Pelletier. B urnside Q -g SW iUMSIOE IVE EIST NARTFORO AIRWAY NOTICE 33 Packard St., $750. Mark Gochee and Beth Running Races (9 and l-Sfi EXIT 91 —f m u -mtsac a il s« b ' TRAVEL AGENCY Charles A. VanAllen, garage at 18 Farm Dr., $2,700. H am pson 2. S c o tt up), 1. Kevin Hein 2. Nicky Probate Court is open lor WOOOY ALLIN 457 CENTER ST. Michael Johnson for Stanley Johnson Jr., roof repair at Forostoski'3. Mike Merrill Vesho 3. Mike Burnett; (9 conferences with the OIAN6 KEATON 646-2500 counting 30 Westfield St., $2,000. 4. Jill Hampson and Harry and under), 1. Collette judge from 6:30 P.M. to 6 QCS Construction Co. for Francis Coleman, roof repair Deforest. Willard 2. Brian Pelletier ANNIE HALL P.M. on Thursday nights. at 28 Sanford Rd., $800. WEBBING KIT Nok Hocky: 1. Frank 7^9-0:19 (PO) Night telephone number: 3. Sean McAdam. John and Christine Hupalo, tool shed at 107 Harlan St LEISURE SHOES^ Savino 2. Francis 649-0445. Frisbee Golf Tourna EVIL KNIEVEL Compfete $ 200 . Price C 9 0 Sumislaski 3. Jeff Bloking R r « . 2 / t ® ® m ment (5 and under): Ted LAUREN HUTTON Raymond Dufresne for Pete Jeffers, sign at 947 Center Breaker ^ 4. Laurel Lamesa 5. Tracy Travel Service William E. FitzGerald. on 3 ^ . McCarthy. (6-8), Damon St., $1,100. 39' polypropylene, 2W ‘ wide. VIvaKnlavel ‘Vis’t l a in Taes Vitlmit lb” Judge of Probate Cloking. Welcher. (9-11), Billy 7:90-9:20 (PQ) Our reg. 2.96 vinyl kit now 1.97. NO Men's brown vinyl garage oxford. NO Steve Archambault for Lea’s Realty, 229 Spruce St., RAINCHECKS. Art Scavenger Hunt: 1. Silver, Tony Berube, Scott roof repair at 37-39 Maple St., $600. m RAINCHECKS. Frank Savino 2. Karen Kvadas. (12-14), 1. Kevin Steve Archambault for Lea’s Realty, 229 Spruce St Savino 3. Mike Merrill, Anderson and Leonard roof repair at 31-33 Maple St., $600, Robertson: Anderson. Steve Archambault for Lea’s Realty, 229 Spruce St Bumper Pool: 1. Joanna Stuffed Animal Contest: roof repair at 25-27 Maple St., $600. Robinson 2, Marcel Goetz. 1. Largest, Keir Breiten- (lave THE DAVIS FAMILY George Poland for Army-Navy Club, aluminum siding 50 Yd. Dash: 1. Jay Owen field 2. Scott Fultz 3. Kelly RESTAURANT at 1090 Main St., $9,400. 2. Marie Owen. Muir. energy MONDAY-THURSDAY Frederick Oakes, roof repair at 167 Tanner St., $350. 50 Yd. Dash: 1. Marcel Smallest: 1. Cindy Roy 2. Don't keep your OLD-FASHIONED $ 0 9 r R E. Gower Remodeling for Harvey Johnson, porch Owen 2. Joanna Robinson. Laurie Anderson 1 Kiffy repair at 53-55 Hudson,St., $1,500. Silver. air conditioner Valley Street: running out of DINNER SPECIALS ^ Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Jr., addition at 243 Fern i m Most unusual: 1. Wanda force of habit. (»L00R PUZA MANCHESTER St., $9,000. Baskets per minute, (11 Doherty 2. Bill Silver 3. On marginal days, and older), 1. Larry m Sl- ExH92ofll-86e449-5487 V Roger and June Zaklukiewicz, alterations at 154 Karen Roy. turn it o ff and UT. (CIOHdJulj U-2T lor YtcttlM ) A D iM a Carriage Dr., $750. Quirion 2, Heidi Bauer 3. Funniest: 1. Cindy Roy 2. open the windows. Be sure all windows Murriuge lireniirN LITTLE HUGS Linda Stermer; (10 and un Tim Muir 3. Kiffy Silver. FREEZE POPS der), 1. John Little 2. are closed when David E. Tompkins and Nancy S. Monzo, both of Gran Cutest: 1. Karen Roy 2. the air conditioner by, July 16 at Wickham Park. Our Frank Tirillo 3. Missy is in use. Sonia Boveo 3. Wanda Constantine Theofanidis, Ml, Vernon, N.Y., and Susan Reg. 78* Rankin. Doherty and Laurie Ander 10/V^ 2 / ^ 1 Arm Wrestling: 1, Bobby E. Smith, 280 Scott Dr., Aug. 6 at Church of the Assump son. tion. 8 oz. flavored fruit drink. NO RAINCHECKS Contains 18 pops. Freeze them and eat McConnell 2. 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Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977— PAGE FIVE-A Springboard for discussion An owlish editor’s notebook By FLOYD LARSON ir3 S a S :j The Herald is seeking to encourage The first topic will be: Should the Comments should be directed to the reader viewpoints on current issues Now there must be at least a dozen time before America became a na South United Methodist Church use issue selected, and personalities The expected visitors present and is inaugurating a new feature its property for the site of a church- or so books on "How to Survive tion on wheels. should not be discussed. Letters must another problem — after all, you called Springboard for discussion. sponsored, federally financed, retire In order to fill this void in defen be signed and carry an address. Winter,” but there are apparently probably Invited them in a weak mo Periodically, a topic of interest ment center? few, if any, dealing with surviving sive living, we would like to pass on ment. ’The only way to encourage will be selected and readers are in Readers should keep their com The deadline for letters to this summer. some tips on how to survive some of their early departune Is all but Ignore vited to comment on it. After a ments to ISO words or less in order to Springboard for discussion topic is summer’s most dangerous threats. We all naturally assume that them. By pleading work, little league reasonable time to respond, thase permit as many people as possible to noon Monday, July 18, Responses are summer is, like the song says, a time coaching chores, etc., they soon will received will be published on the express their views. The editors scheduled for publication "when the livin’ is easy," Children — What to do to entertain tire of sitting around your house with Editorial Page. reserve the right to edit any letters. Wednesday, July 20. And that may have been true at one them if you keep them home; or, how its "broken” air conditioner and be to farm them out to relatives for the on their way. summer. First, forget about entertaining The third major threat to survival them if they stay home for they will M E N ’S SHOP In summer are friends and relatives Iflmifliratfr Eurniiui HrralJi come around the house on occasion at who do not want to babysit your Manchester — A City ol Village Charm mealtime, but never will forage too THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET children or pets for an extended Founded Oct. 1. 1881 far away from the refrigerator. In period, do not want you to operate other words, they will be at home but U ecitw - AuO.! BurM u Ol C.rCuUt.on MtmOm. Un.tM Pt«$s IrM.ttul.oril tours out of their homes and who in you really won’t know it — except for 90S MAIN STREET, TRI-CITT PLAZA, Published by the Mahchester Publishing C o, Herald Square. vited you to visit but act like they frequent financial needs. ii'dti-iiii III Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. didn’t. MANCHESTER VERNON As a rule communication has to be OiyfnoT'd p Rob.nson EdilOT-PuOt'Sntr ’The only way to cope with these M«f0ld E Tufkif>gtoo. Min«Qif>g Editor written rather than oral and the only MONDAT thru SATURDAY MONDAY Him FRIDAY types of people is to write that you place to leave notes with any are coming — then don’t. 9:30 to 9:30 10:00 to 9:00 Opinion assurance they will be read Is within six inches of the refrigerator latch. Of course this does not apply to THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 9:30 old wartime buddies, school The ideal way — financially and classmates, your in-laws and any r t : educationally — is to send kids to relative who may have something McDonalds — the farm not the Shortcut unnecessary worth willing. restaurant. Maybe, just maybe, if the The Manchester residents in boys in the household could learn how ficials should put all the cards Which leads us to the fundamental the Helaine Rd. area who com hard it is to produce the groceries, on the table face up as soon as problem of summer which is how to Legislative leaders gathered in the office of Gov. Ella Grasso for the signing Tuesday of plain that the town went they might at least chew it twice they can. before swallowing. finance it — whether you stay home legislation setting up a tougher code of ethics for state officials and putting tighter controls forward with a change that or roam the globe. TTiere is something in all of Unless you have farmers who are on lobbyists, from left, Senate President Pro Tern Joseph Fauliso, Senate Majority Leader Two may be able to live as cheap would affect their water supp us which says to anyone who relatives and who think of you as a Joseph Lieberman an(J Sen. David Barry, D-Manchester. ly without consulting them in ly as one — but not when traveling or SUMMER makes a decision in our behalf, rich uncle, you might have trouble advance are right. finding a farm for the kids without entertaining guests. "If it is such a good idea, why Summer rates are inevitably LEVI JEANS WRANGLER It would have been better to didn’t you let me in on it spending a small fortune. It used to be that farmers loved to higher unless you visit a Mohave JEANS & CORDS tell them in advance what was before?” Desert ski resort. & CORDS have city kids come and spend the New ethics code law signed rog. 15.50 coming and why, what the rog. to 17.50 The cost in time and trouble summer with them. Nowadays farm And if you think keeping the kids in HARTFORD (UPI) - Legislation penalties of up to five years in prison alternatives were, if any, what to town officers of meeting kids are just as citified as city kids school is expensive, how about the contained a major loophole. Under it setting up a tougher code of ethics for and a $5,000 fine for violation. the disadvantages and advan and the fun isn’t in it anymore. So costs of keeping them when they’re — occasions when $25 or more spent with citizens or writing' state officials and putting tighter The lobbyist law, which takes on a state official or lawmaker must Ml*® MO*® tages are, and so forth. pick a farm camp and send them out of school? detailed letters to them, or' The answer is the ’Two Credit Card controls on lobbyists was signed into effect Oct. 1, requires them to file be listed. Critics said instead of there. It won’t be the same as when law Tuesday by Gov. Ella T. Grasso. The plan to abandon the both, would be less than the Combo ploy. monthly financial reports in much taking out a group of lawmakers at Helaine Rd. pumping station you were young, but then nothing else The ethics legislation does not for greater detail than those now one time, lobbyists will do it in time and trouble it takes to sell is either. Simply stated, you use one credit mally take effect until Jan. l and is required every three months. Lob may be a very good one. It dividually to avoid spending more a good idea after it has already card to spread the cost of summer not as strong as the program Mrs. byists are also required to wear iden than $25 at one sitting. probably is very sound from become suspect. Next we have the unexpected over the whole year and another to Grasso asked for in January. But the tification badges at the Capitol. Violation carries a maximum the viewpoint of engineering Of course, it works both Yesterdays variety of visitors, who appear ready spread the cost of Christmas over the governor said some improvement However, critics of the law said it penalty of one year in jail. SUITS By BOTANY 500 whole year. was better than nothing at all. and economics. In the long run ways. If every plan put forth to make your home the base for six 25 years ago weeks to one-day sorties all over the With two major creditors looking The cornerstone of the program is Palm Beach • Johnny Carson • Phoenix it will probably be done. It’s by the administration is campus. a new state ethics commission com This was Sunday; ’The Herald did region. after you, you will survive. Seabrook cost figures likely that ultimately almost greeted with universal suspi Board of Directors instructs the An that my friends, in a peanut posed of seven persons. Four will be not publish. town manager to return Cemetery The only way to survive is to prac everyone involved will be cion, administrators will be shell, is how to survive summer. named by legislative leaders and 2 9 10 years ago Superintendent George Elliot to com tically drive them away with three by the governor. challenged by Clamshell $ 3 4 9 0 $ 10 9 9 0 $ i «o satisfied. more inclined to effect kindness. Especially be certain to The Commission for Higher Educa plete control of his department. The present commission was made Compatch special: A man and a PORTSMOUTH,N.H. (U P I)-T he “I^ss than a year ago the Public Rog. to $150 Rog. to $185 But the point is that town of changes as quietly as possible. tion endorses a recent vote by State Town Manager Robert Weiss in take over itinerary planning so that up of eight lawmakers and was Rog. to $135 woman, accompanied by their six antinuclear Clamshell Alliance said Service Co. of New Hampshire said Board for Regional Community forms Board of Directors that you can crowd in 14 hours of ac described by critics as weak and children, went to see a marriage Tuesday if the 2,300 megawatt the project would cost $1.6 billion. Colleges authorizing an attempt to Manchester wound up the 1966-67 tivities into 8 or 9 so that by the end secrecy-ridden. Some of the new Seabrook station ever is completed, The pricetag went up to $2 billion last Choose from solids, patterns, stripes ... 2 piece, trios, vested models. A wide selection of colors In purchase land in west end of fiscal year with a |21,247 estimated of the third day of their stay, they counselor. She said, "The children commission’s sessions, to alleviate it will cost at least $3 billion. October and now it’s quietly being reg., longs, shorts. Big & tall sizes are Included In Manchester store only. surplus effected by June collections will be exhausted and want to go are the only thing that has kept our that, will be public. Tax break, energy leak MANCHESTER FOR Manchester ’That figure compares to the $850 reported as $2.5 billion — almost six Community College’s permanent for the fiscal year ending June 30. marriage together. He won’t take The ethics code applies not only to home. mfllion estimated by the Public Ser times the worth of the company,” For years Americans have them and I won’t either.” state officials and lawmakers, but ports from the Middle East? also employes of the legislative and vice Co. of New Hampshire when i t . said Cathy Wolff, a Clamshell been permitted to claim state F or th e 18.5 million executive branches of government. proposed the plant in 1972, and the $2 spokesman. billion the PSC said last October the and local gasoline taxes — taxpayers who itemize their ’The ethics code also mandates She said last year the PSC attacked averaging about seven cents a Laetrile controversy public disclosure of some financial plant would cost. a study by the financial director of deductions, this could in WARHTIMnTniM _ ; Jr overplayed WASHINGTON — On the desk are The Clamshell said its cost projec the state labile Utilities commission gallon — as a deduction on information by lawmakers and top crease taxable income by an seven letters, all from people who sorts of elixirs and panaceas every tional means as chemotherapy or state officials. A broader definition tion of $3 billion for Seabrook was which showed the plant would cost at their federal income tax average of $37 or $38 a year, claim they have been c u r^ of cancer Andrew Tully) day without fear of hearing a cop's surgery. As a doctor friend put it, of bribery is also included. based on the financial history of the least $2.6 billion. 'The report was not boots on the stairs. Cure-alls are as "People should be protected against project and the cost of other atomic allowed to be entered as evidence in returns. beginning with returns filed in by taking the controversial apricot The law carries maximum American as a home run, and maybe neglecting themselves.” plants. federal hearings on the project. Now the White House Ways 1979. pit substance trade-named Laetrile. Association, and the Justice Depart SPORT COATS: So be it. Maybe thinking can make ment are wielding law's big stick more American than the FDA Right to neglect and Means Committee, which But the extra $700 million snoops. has a great deal of clout in you well. Maybe the stuff does work. against Laetrile’s promoters. They Now that doctor is a kindly and flowing into the federal I tend to side with the unbelievers, all point out that there is no scientific When I was a kid, the man from the humane man. But 1 reject his point such matters, has voted to treasury should help — in a but I speak from the depths of or medical evidence that the stuff Grand Union Tea Co. used to call out of hand. Nobody has a right to in abolish the gasoline tax deduc small way - to offset the medical ignorance. What is shocking works. every week trying to sell "medicine” fringe on the right of anybody else to he claimed was good for you. tion — and it’s hard to quarrel whopping deficits we’ve been is that the writers of all seven letters So what? There’s no scientific or neglect himself. There is still in this Itinerant peddlers abounded, offering Rog. to 80.00 with the committee’s point of running up in recent years. ask me not to publish their names medical evidence that praying to St. country, or there should be, Reg. to 65.00 view. because they might be arrested for Jude cures arthritis, but that’s no snake oil and nasty tasting roots something called freedom of choice. And the typical driver might alleged to install muscles in the Why give a tax break for con buying an illegal substance. reason to round up and imprison If Doc Egar told me I had terminal R&D and Rentschler Super selection of year round knits, summer weights of dacron and cotton, solids, checks, reg., have one more reason to keep Big Brotherism everybody found appealing to that puniest, clerkly male. If anybody had cancer, I would decide unilaterally longs, shorts. Big 8i tall sizes are Included In Manchester store only. suming gasoline at a time ever called the cops he'd have been Back in the spring of 1925. his car in the garage when For God’s sake! What has Big anointed spirit. what I wanted to do about it. Perhaps come the most widely used jet en when the government is trying walking, bicycling or riding the Nostrums nothing new told quietly there was no law that I'd prefer to live it up instead of spen Frederick B. Rentschler arrived in gine in airline annals. Brotherism wrought? Laetrile’s said he had to buy such products. Hartford with some strong ideas on to save fuel and reduce oil im bus would serve him just as bitterest enemies admit the stuff is You’d think nostrums were ding my last months on earth in the We’ve built more than 8.000 so Ma never bought any hospital or under a cobalt machine. how a technically based company far in our Connecticut plants. Or well. harmless. Yet the Food and Drug Ad something new in this country. In should build its future. ministration, the American Medical fact, all sorts of people still take all Mrs. Grimes called one day to Perhaps I'd give Laetrile a try. ders continue to come in from report that Mrs. McNally was cured. Even doctors admit that taking a He had already founded and around the world. Production of She'd been taking a nostrum for medically unproven substance could headed a successful airplane engine JT8D engines and parts is e.xpected something or other. "What do you be a psychologically beneficial effect company in New .lersey. But to provide work for our think of that?” Ma asked. on some patients. That is to say, they he had left that eompany be people and plants for years Panama Canal treaty trouble “ Hogwash," Pa said. bpiieve the stuff is helping them and cause his board of directors,/ to come. By Martha Angle Ma never bought any of these cure- so they feel better. After all, a good putting immediate profits Seventeen years after ‘‘2 FOR 1 ” PLUS A DOLLAR another month or so may be needed emotionally opposed to it. Brown’s wholehearted support for alls, but she did put a drop of iodine psychologist can often straighten out ahead of long-term per and Robert Walters to nail down the fine print details. the JT8D’s design was the new treaty has been especially True test to come in her morning glass of water. Said it a mixed-up patient. formance, refused to WASHINGTON (NEA) - ’The fate Congress will be in recess the entire begun, we’re still put SHORT SLEEVE DRESS A SPORT SHIRTS helpful, these sources said, since But the true test of- Carter’s com put iron in her blood. Pa said she'd Anyway, until somebody proves spend money for re of a new Panama Canal treaty may month of August, which means it will ting development many congressional and public fears mitment to a treaty may lie in his always had enough iron in said blood. Laetrile is harmful. Big Brother search and develop SHORT SLEEVE K N IT S -T IE S depend upon President Carter’s abili be after Labor Day before a com money into the engine about the pact center on defense willingness to lean on Byrd for Dr. Reed told her, “It won't do you should keep his hands off a people's ment. Without R&D ty to persuade the Senate to tackle pleted treaty could even be sub to make it better, issues. speedy Senate action, even if that license to experiment with it. As Pa to develop new en Buy one at regular price and get the second one In the the politically ticklish pact before it mitted to the Senate. any harm.” His daughter. Dr. Lucy quieter, cleaner, more Nonetheless, said a Senate Foreign ' means annoying the powerful majori Waite, told Ma not to be silly. . put it about Aunt Lil: She had a gines for future mar same price range or lower for just $1,001 adjourns for the year this fall. That would leave just five weeks powerful, more fuel- Relations Committee source, “the ty leader. Laetrile's foes make the point that kets, Rentschler be- Top administration officials are in for Senate consideration of the most mustache, and he used to pay us kids efficient. time pressures are just becoming ’There is absolutely no compelling a cancer patient whose condition a nickel to kiss her. Aunt Lil never lie\ed the company creasingly fearful that attempted controversial foreign treaty in years United Technologies ratification of the treaty may have to excruciating at this point.” reason why the Senate must adjourn might be eased or cured is living drank water; claimed it would rust would become second- if Byrd sticks to his Oct. 8 adjourn is involved in a host of be postponed until January or Carter and his strategists are by Oct. 8, apart from Byrd’s deter dangerously when he takes Laetrile her joints. We used to tease her about rate. ment target. And during that five- high-technology spheres February if Majority Leader Robert preparing a concentrated campaign mination to keep to the timetable he instead of turning to such conven- it, but Pa told us to let her be. “It's a So he came to Hartford. week period, the Senate will be to drum up public support for a new besides flight propulsion, C. Byrd continues to insist upon outlined early this year. free country," he said. ■found financial backing and debating and voting on Carter’s Panama Canal treaty once the and we’re investing R&D adjourning the Senate by Oct. 8. If the president really considers a plant space, and formed Pratt & energy program. diplomatic negotiations have been dollars in all of them. And that, from the viewpoint of Panama Canal treaty vital to U.S. in Whitney Aircraft. Before the year Our R&D investment for the last concluded. ’They know it will be dif terests, he has best be prepared to 1 DISCONTINUED JARMAN treaty advocates, spells nothing but was out, the first engine was built five years totaled nearly $1.5 billion. CREPE SOLE CAMP MOCS* trouble. Little interest ficult to persuade mem bers of fight for it now instead of risking an Side Glances By Gill Fox PATENT LEATHERS Thus far, Byrd has displayed little and on test. It was called the Wasp. Last year it was a record $358 Explosive issue Congress to vote for the pact as long election year brawl over the The orders it brought quickly estab Reg. 30.00 *10®® interest in taking up the Panama as their constituents remain so proposed pact. million, or nearly $1 million a day. Reg.34.95 *24*® Carter and his foreign policy ad Canal treaty this year. "The Senate lished the fledgling company. It’s projected at some $2 billion visers have recognized all along that is not ready for the treaty even if the Rentschler then set about investing over the next five years. c I I 1 E DISCONTINUED DEER SLAYERS SUEDE CASUALS* the Panama Canal is an explosive money to bring forth better engines Research lies at the heart of al treaty is ready for the Senate,” he Reg. 14.95 domestic political issue. reportedly has told associates. in the years ahead. most all that we do. It yields new *Reg. 30.0,0 *1 ^ ® *8®® No matter how carefully qualified, The validity of his strategy was techniques, new products, improve State Department lobbyists con Almanac 1 ‘MANCHESTER STORE ONLV* any new treaty ceding U.S. control of cede they do not yet have enough borne out over the years by the in ments to existing products. And the canal to Panama will face votes in the Senate to ratify a new creasingly more advanced en these lead to enhanced competitive extremely rough going on Capitol canal treaty. “If we had to take a By United Press International persons were killed. gines first piston and then jet ness, expanded markets, and great Today is Wednesday, July 13, the Hill. To entrust such a pact to the vote today, cold, we couldn’t get In 1865, Horace Greeley wrote an that have come from Priitt & er job opportunities. 194th day of 1977 with 171 to follow. tender mercies of Congress in an more than about 50 votes for it,” one editorial in the New York Tribune in Whitney Aircraft. All grew out We look at research the same way election year is an invitation to dis nose-counter said. The moon is moving from its last which-he said "Go west, young man, of R&D. Frederick Rentschler did: It isn’t aster. quarter toward a new moon. But treaty negotiators Elisworth go west and grow up with the coun Take the engine known as the only a co.st of doing business today: . . Double Kirtt Obtaining Senate ratification by Bunker and Sol Linowitz, along with The morning stars are Vefius, Mars try.” ,ri 8D, which^powers such jetliners and Jupiter. it’s the guarantee of staying in *160 WA W SBrinaJiwh the constitutionally required two- Gen. George Brown, chairman of the In 1878, the Russo-Turkish war as the Boeing 727 and 737 and business tomorrow. Spring Jochets reg. to 50.00. * 2 0 thirds margin of 67 votes will be dif Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Army Chief The evening stars are Mercury and ended. McDonnell Douglas DC-9. It was Short Sleeve Saturn. ficult enough. Persuading the in of Staff Gen. Bernard W. Rogers developed in the early 1960s with Cm S h irts ...... finitely more volatile House to ap Those born on this date are under * LealtarBallt,rwt.,2oo *5®® have been patiently briefing small company funds, and it’s been in the sign of Cancer. rUHITED prove implementing iegisiation that groups of senators on the contents Thought heavy production ever since to be- American actor Sidney Blackmer TGCHNOIOGIES T M T o n 21*5®® »9*0 will accompany the new treaty could and importance of the new treaty. and American educator Mary Emma Short Sleeve be next to impossible in an election Briefings effective year. Wooley were born on July 13— she in "Death and life are in the power of So far, the administration team has Footbsll Shirts ...... ■2P4®® ■ Buxton Wallets Near agreement 1873 and he in 1895. the tongue, and those who love it will met with more than half the On this day in history: eat its fruits.” (Proverbs 18:21) Jecketti $19 1/9 U.S. and Panamanian negotiators members of the Senate, and Capitol in M Discontinued Styles...... ■ ' ^ In 1863, opposition td’the Federal Earle R. Custer ... . Ass’t Styles, reg. to 30.00 I PMCE are nearing final agreement on the Hill sources say the briefings have outlines of a new treaty, although Conscription Act led to riots in New North United been extremely effective. Gen. York City, in which more than 1,000 Methodist Church I know I m supposed to separate husbands and wives, but the etiquette book doesn’t cover live-togethers!” PAGE SLX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-A School board seeks information on sex discrimination charges The Manchester Board of Education is recommending TTie board agreed to seek advice of Atty. Sullivan who that the school administration and its attorney conduct handled the related labor matter four years ago in the in additional investigation into the facts of allegations of itial attempt to comply with the federal regulations. sex discrimination against the board by the U.S. Depart ment of Labor. The recommendation came after extensive discussion in executive session Monday night with Atty. Thomas Sullivan, "Youth Specialty Shop" Supt. James P. Kennedy said he could not reveal the specific nature of the board’s questions because of the legal issue, but he said the board requested that the infor CONTINUING OUR mation be compiled as quickly as possible. The issue may be brought up either during or after the board’s July 25 meeting, Dr. Kennedy said. The labor compliance recommendation was brought to SALE . ... _ .i the board’s attention in early June. An audit by the Labor Department concluded with a recommendation that the board pay four years of back pay and grant immediate raises to eight female custodial employes and coaches. ’The board put a freeze on $33,000 in salaries and ser up to 50% Savings on vices in the upcoming school budget until January 1978 as a precautionary measure should the labor compliance be Spring & Summer Merchandise ordered. T1h‘ .smart pcNtple Checks pipeline for damage Pay hike postponed stillsav4‘alll\B . Construction worker Raleigh Skipper of Summit, Calif., looks up at Wachs Cutting WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter signed In ilu’ firs! pl.Kf, ucoU fi sc’U’ii u;i)s lo sju-. .\n
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Horwitz, Smith. parole on Sept. 7. High School honor roll (or the fourth Lemieux, Laureen M. Manseau. Bridgette Houston, Michael Isko, Ingrid Alice Allison, Elizabeth Barrett, Kirk High Honors Brenda Spinnato, Christopher Stetson, quarter are as follows: Beattie, Debra S. Beaupre, Brian M. Sandra Bellone, Deborah Buyak, Susan Theresa Mozxotta, Michael Meredith, Jacobson, Peter Krupp, Tam Le Thi Thu, proposed Sandra Sumlslaskl, Agnes Sxarka, Lisa James V. Nardulli, Minh Nguyen Hoang, LIzabeth Leone, Laura J. Lleber. WASHINGTON (UPI) - to 8 years on April 12, Allenwood on June 3. 'The Seniors Benito, Joanne Bixby, Mary Busky, Gail M. Colbert, Brian Cox, Judith Don, Nan M. Taylor, Mary Toland, Kim VanCamp, The U.S. Parole Commis which made him eligible commission was to con Butler. Colin R. Campbell. cy Dooadlo, Pamela Duff, Unda Embier, Tuan Nguyen, Joanna G. Oshinsky, San Donna Monaco, Michael Mumford, Tracy Wagner, George Walker, Patricia sion Tuesday gave early for parole July 9. High Honors Joann Cardini, Maryann Carlson, Lori A. Ferlazo. dra Schack, Karin Shaer, Barbara Slaiby, Paul Peck, Usa PedrazsInI, Randall WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice sider Llddy's case last Elizabeth Anderson. Margaret Ano, Walsh, Lynne White, Cheryl freedom to G. Gordon Lid Liddy, 46, now at the U.S. week but had no quorum. Martha Chace, Regan Gancy. Eugene Carolyn Flood, Karl Golnlk, Eric R. Dale Vinci, Diane Whitaker, Cheryl L. Phelps, Kelley Ray, Agnes Rezman, President Walter Mondale Tuesday Elena B. Arce, Susan Ather, Jeffrey Wochomurka, Marcy Young, Gina Zac- Wilhelm, Janet Wilks. Robert Saunders, EUiabeth Schendel, 4 dy — the Watergate con prison camp at Allenwood, Liddy was convicted of Corbitt Jr,, Joanne Cosgrove, Timothy Huhtala, Carolyn Inkel, Sandra L. Irish, cardelll. proposed a system of subsidies to Backofen. Lorraine Badeau. Laura Jerome Smith. spirator who never talked Pa., has been in a succes Cunningham, Cynthia Curtis, Peter J. Edward Jiwotskl, Robert JuUano. Regular Honors help low and moderate Income conspiracy, burglary and Balboni. Kathleen Banas. Patricia Bar- Daniel Krutt, Christine Laggis, Mark Stanklewicz, Kathryn Stephens, and who got the longest sion of jails and prisons Daigle. S o p h o m o re Laura Abbruzese, James S. Adams, families adopt foster children, par attempted bugging and nowski, Nancy E. Bidwell. Timothy Danyliw, Mary Derby, Stephen Latham, Linh Le Thi Dleu, Tam Cathy Anderson, Susan Anderson, James Valerie J. Sterling. Robert S. Tanner, sentence of anyone con since Jan. 30,1973. He was . wiretapping two cases: the Kathy J. Bloking. Kurt Braun. Lark W. High Honors ticularly ones who are hard to place Deborah E^simone, Jane Dewey, Jeffrey Le Thi Dieu, Joseph Lea, Kim A. Mason. Ronald Apter, Patricia Avery, Nicole Bascetta, Clifford Bickford, Mark Buker, Peggy Thibodeau, Daniel Thompson, victed in the scandal that free on bond (or three June 17, raids on the Brown. Susan Brown. Susan Brundrett. Edward TIuck, Celine Turgeon. because of handicaps. Dickinson, Ann M. Dosming, Nancy J. Karen L. McArdle. Janice Meyer, Minh Bourgoin, Charles Cohen, Sherry Elisabeth Busky, Cary Coffin. toppled a President. months, from Oct. 15,1974, Democratic National Robert Bryce. Patricia Bunce. Beverly Shelly A. Valentine, Barry M. VIncens, "We want to reform the current Downing, Norma Eccellente, Marlene Nguyen Nhut, David A. Oshinsky, David Dalessandro, Kevin Davids, Daniel Robert Crawford, Marabeth L. Dolan, He will be paroled Sept. 7 to Jan. 22, 1975. Byram, Mark Caouette, Janet Marie Richard C. Walden, Leslie Weinberg, system to help low and moderate In Headquarters and the Eckert. Ostrom, Craig Ostrout, Jeffrey Phelon, Davies, Laurie Dunlop, Joanne Evans. Kim Erickson, Susan Everett, Sean on the condition that Liddy Liddy had an initial Caron. Timothy Egan, Keith A. Erickson, Christina White, Charles Wlckman, John come families who are willing to September, 1971, break-in James Plourd, Nancy L. Sasryer, Valerie Timothy Fortin, Scott Freedman. Foley, Brett Gallagher, Katherine pay or otherwise dispose of hearing by a panel of com Craig Coffin. Craig Coleman. C athr^ Robin Eschmann, Colleen Ferguson, Scott, Arline Tripp, Paul Turek, Gallup, Jacquelyn Hedlund, Michael Wilkins, Judith Wilson, Jill Zatkowski, provide a home for hard-to-place at the office of Daniel Cone. Alison Cornish. Dan Coughlin. Richard Gelting, Nancy J. Herzog, Bur Allan L. Zimmerman. a ^,0 0 0 fine by that time. mission examiners at Ellsburg’s psychiatrist. Phillip Florio, Judith R. Freedman, Elizabeth Young. ton Hilton. Kenneth Jacobs. Karen E. Hewett. children by permitting the use of Karen Craig. Joseph Cullen. Pamela Cur Christi Gankofski, Christine Gauruder, President Carter com tin. Thomas Denisky. (federal) foster care funds for adop muted his 20-year sentence Alan Girelll, Bruce Gamer. tion subsidies,” said Mondale. Joseph Rafala Kent Denison. Dawn Desrosier. Brian Maurice Godin, Gary Gold, Katherine Regular Honors Donovan. Siobhan Duffy. Vickie Report urges import tax Hard to place children are over 3 Goodin, Pete J. Gourley, Kathy Rose Joann Arruda, Joseph Bascetta, John Dungfelder. Lawrence R. Dunn. James years old, are handicapped Graff, James Graham, Judith Grenier, Beckwith, Michael D. Berzenski, Darlene KofC installs new officers Dwyer. Leslie Eagles. Teresa Gronda, Wayne Gryk. emotionally and physically, or are Lorraine E. Egan. Cheryl Ferguson. Birtles, Cynthia Brown, David Buckwald. be imposed on Canadian fish black or of mixed racial background. Jean Hale, Kevin Hanlon, Bernard Douglas Cain, Virginia Cappuccio, Lisa Joseph Rafala of 58 Rafala said he intends to Ann Fitzgerald. Gwen Froh. Sharon Foster parents get subsidies for them Hebert, Peter Hebert, Kristina Higley, Carson. Linda Chenev. Gail E. American markets, according to a Hawthorne St, was in guide the council in its Gaffney. Karen B. Goldstein. Eileen Gor Teresa Hubert, Leslie Hublard, Lo^ PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The mile fishing limit unless the Cana — Mondale said the government Christensen, Diane Constantino, Robert University of Rhode Island report. stalled recently as Grand endeavor to support the un- don. Hollis B. Gordon. Isenberg, Robert W. Kanehl. United States should levy an import dian edge is counterbalanced. spent nearly $200 million to support Alison Grotta. Charles M. Guinipero, J. Copeland, Colleen Cordy, Ronald It recommended a levy of 30 cents Knight of Campbell Coun fortunates and the Kathryn Kania, Yvonne Kearney, tax on low-priced Canadian frozen In addition to direct per-pound sub 117,000 last year — but they must give Elaine S. Hadge. John V. Halldin. Eugene Coulter, Sharon M. Couture. per pound. cil No. 573, Knights of charitable institutions of Tracy Kozak, Fred Leroy, John Lessard, Brian Daring, Joanne Deveau, Ray fish to keep it from dominating sidies, low-interest government up this average $2,000 annual subsidy F. Halsted. Donna Hansen. Albert The report, prepared by a team of Cblumbus, in ceremonies our community. Rafala is Gail Libbey, Scott Linsenbigler, mond Dezso, Ellen Donadio, Cynthia loans for equipment maintenance if the children are legally adopted. Harrison Jr.. Karen Heidcavage. April L. economists headed by Dr. Virgil J. at the KofC Home. He employed by the state as Margaret Litrico, Samuel Lourie. Doucette, Brent F. Downing, Mary Ellen help Canadian fishermen cut their This is sometimes Impossible Hellstrom, Cynthia J. Hultgren. Heart moves Norton, said the Canadian succeeds Thomas administrator supervisor Dale Lundy, Robert K. Lyon, Claudia Dubaldo, Carol England, Wendy J. overhead costs, the report said. Privacy problem discussed because some of these children need Alfred Hutchinson, Carolyn Jaworsk, Mann, Kevin Marceau, David Marti, Gail government's fish subsidies allow O'Marra. of family relations. Christine Jaworsky, Ellen Kalman, Paul Farrand, Kim Fiano. MERIDEN (UPI) —The American It said if an American and a Cana very expensive medical care. The Matthew. Joseph Mazzotta, William Canadian fish to be sold in the United Other officers installed Kaminski, Steven Kos, David Koski, Cynthia Formica, Carolyn Frattaroli, Heart Association's Connecticut af dian boat fished side by side and President Carter, after receiving the report of the Privacy proposal would help moderate- McDowell Jr., Robert McMickle Jr., Sandra Fultz, John Getting, William States for less than its production are Edward Moriarty, Susan J. Launi. Linda Lemieux. filiate has moved its headquarters caught the same kinds of fish in the Commission in a Cabinet Room ceremony Tuesday, talks of the Taxing Tlmea i®®*,.S97‘ William Meier. Gochee, Russell C. Gocht, Jeffrey cost. income famlles adopt these children Robin Lee Lewis. Cynthia Lukas. from Hartford to 71 Parker Ave., same waters, the Canadian fish deputy grand knight; State and local personal in Darlene Millette, Susan Miner. Brenda Greenberg, Jeffrey Grzyb, Joseph Gr- "almost paradoxical’’ conflict between computers that ease the by allowing Medicaid benefits to Timothy MacNeely. Thomas Maloskie, Meriden. Partly as a result, very little of the Malcolm Dana, come and sales taxes have Moulton, John Muldoon, Alice Head, zymkowski, Teresa Gustafson. would probably go to market at a collection of personal information on one hand and the need for follow the child "with respect to con Gary Marchuk. Albert Martin, France Judith Nimirowski. Lori Nolin, Mary The association said Meriden was frozen fish now consumed in the chancellor: AntoneCosme, been swelling during the last lower wholesale price. privacy on the other. David F. Linowes, chairman of the com ditions which make them hard to See our value packed circular Mathieu. Mary McNeill, Marina Moyer, Osborne. Mark Otter. Thomas A. Harley, Sylvia Hasch, selected because of its central loca United States was caught by The report said there is “little recorder; Alphonse Kirka, decade. Their combined share Maryann Mullen. place.” of the country’s total tax take Karen Palmer, David Peck, Laura Christine Hellstrom, Heidi Holcomb, tion in the state and easy access to American fishermen, according to doubt" that the U.S. could justify an mission listens to the President. (UPI photo) treasurer; Paul Moriarty, in today’s paper D^lene Negri, Susan C. Pagluica, Phaneuf, John Pisch, Lisamarie Pliska, Laureen Hooey, Robert Scott Hyde, major highways. figures in the study. lecturer; Frank Wilson, rose from 29 per cent in 1966 Mark D. Pallein, Louis S. Pantaleo, import duty of 30 cents per pound. to 35 per cent today. While Lisa Maria Pompei, Joanne R. Poulin, Richard Jennings. The Meriden organization is The researchers said American The study is part of a wide-raging advocate; Dominick Wayne J. Parker. Suzanne Patterson, Lynn Quitadamo, Eric Randall. federal income tax collections SALE NOW Craig Johnson, Pamela Karch, Anne V. headquarters for all heart fishermen will be unable to reap project on the impact of the 200-mile Cataldo, warden; William have been slowing, social Brenda Phelps. Janet Rivers. Kelly Rankin, Rhoda Rice, Wendy Keegan, Carl Kjellson, Mark Krob, Bar Deborah Robinson. Deborah Sandberg. associations in Connecticut. economic benefits from the new 200- fishing limit. Laetrile hearings planned Burke Jr., financial security payments have Roberts, Wilfred Rodriguez, Rachel bara Landolina, Mark J. Lapi^, Marc secretary. leaped from $17.8 billion to THRU Matthew W.R. Schardt. Agnes M. Rosen, Robert Ruggiero, David Rydef, Laufer, Kevin Lindsay. < HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Safety Committee, said a subcom $54.9 billion. The amount of Schaschi, Shirley Seavey. Michael Sher Mark Sanford, Cynthia Schempp. has no effect on cancer and only Guards installed are Michael Linsenbigler, Richard lawmakers said Tuesday they will mittee of his panel would hold taxes collected per person man, Jeffery M. Smith. Laura Smith, Lori Schulz, Mindy Seibert, Colleen J. Marshall, Beth McClain, Lemuel Miller, Harm leu prevents patients from using more Elvin Byran, Leo SATURDAY Mary R. Stack. The sea lamprey, an eel-like hold a hearing on the controversial hearings on the subject sometime McNamara, William tripled between 1960 and 1976 Shane, Kevin Shea, Christa Siebert, Kim Neal A. Montany, Suzanne A. Moseley, effective types of treatment. - from $278 to $900. And the STO RE HOURS Kathleen Strand, Cynthia Thibodeau, fish that sucks the blood of its drug laetrlle with an eye towards next month. Zimmer, Albert Violette Elizabeth Smith, Lori Snyder, Sandra Joanne Mumley, Kimberly Noone, possible legislation on the subject. But some persons claim it can stop purchasing power of the dollar MON. thru FRI. 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. William Thomas, Catherine Thompson, Spilecki, Ann Steeves, William Stephens. victims, sometimes will Laetrile, which is legal in 11 states, the spread of cancer and even if it and Reno Bouchard. Pamela E. Okrant. fasten onto swimmers. Unlike Rep. Paul LaRosa, D-Hartford, has declined to about half its Maureen Tierney, Donna Trudeau, Robert Stoker, Coleen J. Stratton, has caused a public furor in many Trustees are O'Marra, SAT. 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Ulysses Orduz, Gregory Patemostro, leeches, however, lampreys cochairman of the Fhiblic Health and doesn’t, it does no harm and 1960 value, The Conference Matthew Walsh, Diana Webb, Michael Cynthia E. Swallow, Richard Telgener, Deborah Pavan, Pamela Pavan, Joanne states with most doctors claiming it Roland Cote Jr. and James Board reports. Weiford. apparently are repelled by therefore should not be banned. SUN. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Suzanne Thomas, Richard Thompson. Perotti, David Petig, Edward A. Hatok, warm-blooded animals and iih McElroy. Robert Weiss, Belinda Welti, Wendy Patricia Trombly, Ellen Uzanas, Paul Ann Putira, Mark Rawlins, Laurene Ray Werkheiser, David Whitaker, Donna variably let go. There is no Vanheesen, David Wentworth, Robert mond, Scott Roman, Linda Roya. White, Kimberly White, Lori Wilson, Ann record of a lamprey harming Whittemore, Brenda Willis, Daniel A. Dawna Le Schlehofer, Matthew a human. FDA chief tells panel Zanlungo, Scott Zinker. Wilson, Bryan Woodhouse, Nancy Zajac. Schmid, Lisa Secrist, Kathleen Shirer, Laetrile is worthless WASHINGTON (UPI) - The head of the Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday cancer patients who take Laetrile are victimized both by the disease and SUMMER OF VALUES profiteers. Dr. Donald Kennedy told the Senate Health subcom 881 Main Street mittee that evidence shows Laetrile is worthless against cancer and also raises "alarming uncertainty” about the safety of the substance derived from apricot pits. at GLENNEY’S Manchester Kennedy, whose agency bans Laetrile from Interstate commerce, said Laetrile is a profitable business for its promoters. "SPeOAL ITOtS OK SALE m V THROUGH SAL JULY 2Zrdl “Laetrile pays and pays well,” he said. 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A PAGE TEN-A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 Rogers Town rases VisWs impact on Irish youth (ContinuedM.nnltniiMfl ft>nmfrom UiitmPage One) may get old house Herbert Cassidy worked along Journey with a Purpose program in similar lines' with the youths who which people travel all over the The town-owned house on came from Portadown. world observing different ways of FOI post Spring St. in the midst of the People In the United States are not life. Globe Hollow swimming complex the only ones who are engaged In a He also said that exchange visits has been demolished. kind of exchange program with Irish within Ireland will be pushed so that Gov. Ella Grasso is considering the youths. Holland, Germany and the Protestants in Northern Ireland appointment of John E. Rogers Sr., Atty. Philip Bayer, 60, of 31 Gerard The town decided to get rid of the house when it became un England participate In similar will realize that the Catholics in lecturer and teacher of negro history St., long concerned in the many programs, but for shorter periods, Southern Ireland are not trying to and culture, of 1163 E. Middle Tpke. facets of Manchester's community economical to rent it and costly to maintain it. "on holiday,” and with younger take them over. to the state Freedom of Information life, died Tuesday at Cape Cod Commission. An attempt to sell it for a dollar children. “The Ignorance over here of the Hospital, Hyannis, Mass., while Father McDonnell said the people situation as it is in Ireland is The appointment would be the se vacationing. He was the husband of to someone who would move it failed to attact any buyer. in Ireland are influenced by un colossal,” Father Bowman said. He cond of two made by Mrs. Grasso un Mrs. Lillian Siegal Bayer. reliable news. blamed the news media for the der legislation adopted earlier this Atty. Bayer was a senior partner in There are no immediate plans for the site on which it stood, a “There is a lot of slanted news in slanted news. "Word of mouth is so year which expands the com the law firm of Bayer, Phelon and Northern Ireland because of so many important,” he continued. mission’s membership from three to Squatrito at 63 E. Center St. He had small hill on the north edge of the parking lot. It could be used for handouts without any reliable A group of people joined a Journey five members. served two terms as prosecuting at more parking or for a tennis background being distributed,” he of Reconciliation last December in Recently, Mrs. Grasso appointed torney for the former Town Court court. said. Dublin and Belfast, and in Drogheda William J. Clew of Haddam, former and as town counsel from 1959 to Father Cassidy described the ad they joined a peace march to the site managing editor of the Hartford 1961 The Rev. David J, Bowman diction of the Irish citizens to their of the original Battle of the Boyne in Courant, to the FOI panel. He was president of Temple Beth television sets. 1619. Tuesday commemmorated the The FOI commission was the first Sholom from 1963 through 1965 and "Over there, in the evening, they day that William of Orange defeated commission in the nation given was a member of its board of are always around the TV watching James II, according to Father Bow authority to investigate complaints trustees at the time of his death. He the continual propaganda that is man. Of the 107 who took part in the about secrecy in government and to was a member of the building com lOH asks town shown,” he said. march, about 100 persons have par seek civil and criminal penalties for mittee, which was responsible for the The programs’ purpose is to keep ticipated in speaking engagements violations. Rogers was born in construction of the present Temple the people worked up,” Father since then. Hartford and graduated from edifice. He was a leader in the United to maintain McDonnell said. Father Cassidy said that parents of Weaver Righ School. •lewish Appeal, the Israel Bond Drive •Ally. Philip Bayer Father Jacobson pointed out that children who visited Manchester two He was a U.S. postal employe for and the Anti-Defamation League. He the dissidents in Northern Ireland years ago are just beginning to learn 40 years before his retirement in 1968 and his wife in 1973 were the co bylaws and charter for tne hate nothing more than those who are the meaning of community relations, as superintendent at the Bishop’s recipients of the State of Israel Manchester WATES in 1956 and proposed pool for reconciliation. He referred to the a term which generally has an Corner Branch in West Hartford. He Bonds "Shalom Award " for devoted served as the organization's advisor visiting Irish priests and others like abstract meaning, especially in was the first negro to be appointed to service to the State of Israel. He had them who try to promote a better un such a position in the Greater Hart for several years. M embers and supporters of Belfast, Portadown and Armagh. served as an assistant treasurer of yearly funding for operation of the derstanding among their people. ford area. He returned to Manchester and Instructors of the Handicapped Families of previous visitors have the Connecticut Jewish Relations pool. He said that many handicapped "These men are the real men of John E. Rogers Sr. opened his law office in 1946. He was (lOH) met with the Manchester met and become friends, a situation Council and as a member of the Manchester residents have to go to courage,” he said. a past president of the Manchester Board of Directors Tuesday night to other towns to swim, that would not have occurred but for Regional Board of the Anti- Father McDonnell and Father the results of an American visit. Defamation League. Bar Association and a member of the request town funding to pay the year “The idea of wedding lOH to the Cassidy both acknowledged receiving This past weekend, the Irish He was active in various charitable Federal, State and County bars. ly maintenance cost of the group’s recreation program, yet letting them hate letters and being called names visitors participated in a unique Congress takes up Laetrile issue causes, formerly serving as chair He is also survived by a son, Aaron proposed pool. remain unique, is a good one,” in the streets in their native cities. experience, a joint Mass with WASHINGTON (UPI) - An man of the March of Dimes and the Seth Bayer of Manchester; a Dave Moyer, chairrrtan of the lOH Thompson said. —Carter, congressional leaders privacy board to supervise iimits on Protestants, one at St. James Church alleged cancer cure and a street drug Cancer Campaign. daughter, Mrs. Michael (Linda Niki) board of directors, gave a brief Other speakers who favored the Many of the young people are in and AFL-CIO brass agreed to com government and business use of per history of the organization and its fluenced by members of the Irish and one at St. Mary’s Episcopal drew separate attention on Capitol promise legislation to raise the Mr. Baver was bom Aug. 26, 1916 Berenbaum of East Haddam; a proposal were Barry Bernstein, Church. sonal information in computers. b ro th e r, Irving L. B ayer of drive to raise funds for a pool where director of Camp Kennedy; FYank Republican Socialist Party (mSP) Hill on a day Congress was asked to minimum wage to $2.65 an hour Jan. —Three ex-commissioners of the in New Britain and lived in Hartford Although the main division in Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Sanol J. it could provide proper swim instruc Vaccaro, of the Organization of the who are Marxist-inclined, Father /- act in a number, of different areas. 1 with automatic increases built in Internal Revenue Service suggested for many years before coming to Ireland is a political one, it is Manchester in 1937. He was a (Helen) Solomon of Manchester; and tion for handicapp^ persons. Handicapped; and Republican Direc McDonnell said. They oppose the Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and his thereafter. Congress worry less about the equity affected by religion. A person’s Senate Health subcommittee waded graduate of Weaver High School, a granddaughter, liana B. Beren The group has used the existing tor Vivian Ferguson. church because it stands for es —A congressional commission of the nation's tax laws and devote religion can usually be determined into the controversy over Laetrile Hartford, a 1938 graduate of Trinity baum of East Haddam. pool at Manchester High School, but Frank Lupien, of 21 Sunset St., was tablishment, continuity and conser / urged Congress to establish a federal more time to making the 1,000 page by a first name. If a man is in and a House committee chairman College and a 1941 graduate of the The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. that pool does provide some the only speaker who opposed the vatism, he added. tax code understandable. troduced as William, he is usually suggested the government buy up to Hartford College of Law, now known at Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far limitations, particularly water proposal. He questioned whether He described how a youth could be —And the President formally asked Protestant; if it’s Liam (the Irish $36 million worth of Southeast Asian at the University of Connecticut Law mington Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Leon depth, for handicapped instruction. taxpayers’ money should be used for attracted first by the excitement in Congress to waive the Dec. 31. School. Wind of Temple Beth Sholom will of Wilfred Dion, director of buildings such an expense. volved, be asked first to serve as a version of William), it’s safe to opium and destroy it. KeralD deadline for the sale of Budget Direc assume he’s Catholic. A variety of other issues surfaced He practiced law for a year and a ficiate. Burial will be in Temple Beth and grounds for the Board of Educa He suggested that the yearly cost look-out, then to carry a gun, and tor Bert Lance's 190,000 shares of Father Bowman praised a program Cindy Tucker, Miss Manchester of 1977, poses for a life art class in the drawing course before Congress Tuesday. half in Blast Hartford and then was Sholom Memorial Park. tion, has estimated that yearly be paid by a charge for parents eventually to plant a bomb. Many stock in the Nationai Bank of in which American volunteers, most SECOND commissioned an officer in the Coast Memorial week will be observed at maintenance costs of the lOH pool whose children take lessons at the young persons become involved to offereci in Manchester’s Summer Enrichment Program. Jed Krescella, course instructor, President Carter used part of his Georgia. The value of the stock has ly of college age, come to Ireland and SECTION Guard, serving in the European his home. would be $4,(XX) per year. pool. the point that they cannot escape. is shown in the front of the class. (Herald photo by Pinto) news conference to note declined and Lance could suffer a work in summer programs similar to “differences” with Congress. He Theater during World War II. The family suggests that any “We simply cannot afford $4,000 a ’The meeting between lOH and the The Rev. David J. Bowman, direc WEDNESDAY, $1.7 million loss if forced to comply criticized Senate approval of a memorial gifts may be made to the year," Moyer said, explaining that directors took place before the tor of the Ireland Program and Summer Activities in Manchester JULY 13, 1977 immediately with the requirement to Mr. Bayer was elected a director (SAM). In Belfast, he said, nuclear project that will produce of the Manchester Chamber of Federated Jewish Appeal in care of the money lOH has raised so far — board’s regular meeting ’Tuesday associate director for Europe with divest the holdings. Americans can do things that adults weapons’ grade plutonium and again Commerce in 1966. He drew up the Mrs. Sanol Solomon, 19 Robert Rd., about $100,000 — would only be night. Tile directors took no action, the National (Council of the Churches can’t do. For instance, Americans Several courses have openings or to Temple Beth Sholom. enough to cover pool construction but the item is on the agenda for the of Christ in the U.S.A., said that of objected to “excessive” spending for costs. next meeting, July 19. ficials in the Irish program hope that can take children across the Peace water projects. Line (Alliance Ave., which is like an The lOH proposal includes usage of Also, preceding the lOH meeting, the young Irish people brought here “So we do have some differences,” Iron Curtain boundary) and eventual Carter said, "but I think in general Senators say Bagley the shallow pool for town members of the board toured both may learn to avoid such temptations in Summer Enrichment Program ly bring parents into neutral areas. Ann Larivee, 45, dies, recreational needs, such as an in the old Keeney St. School and the by observing our way of life and there’s been a good and mature religious tolerance. However, there is always the working relationship between us.” struction area for youngsters or a Pine St. firehouse. Manchester’s Summer Enrich Father Bowman described a possibility of harassment from Openings are available in several crafts, golf, acrylic painting, metric Kennedy, at the conclusion of a insulted their work swim area for elderly or handicapped The Public Works Department is ment Program 'is under way with classes for the second session which madness, creative writing, was active in politics who are not involved in the lOH vigilante groups, Father Bowman four-hour hearing on the curative seeking to transfer its carpentry shop said. about 50 persons enrolled in five runs from July 25 through Aug. 5. ceramics, yoga, macrame, kitchen value of Laetrile, said he would insist By BARBARA RICHMOND completely pleased with all aspects program. from the basement of the firehouse courses for the first session which Mrs. Ann D. Larivee, 45, of 93 Classes are scheduled from 8 to 10 crafts and many more. the government experiment with it Herald Reporter of the adopted budget and noted they Mark Meridy, president of lOH, to the old school, which is presently began Monday and goes through July a.m. and from 10 to noon. Registra Branford St., who was honored in said, “With the present facilities, vacant. on human cancer victims. But, the "A gratuitious insult to the made difficult decisions within 22. The courses include drawing, fun tion is every morning this week from The enrichment program is spon priorities in keeping with the best in 1974 by the Manchester Democratic we re discriminating against those in ‘"The humidity down there is about Massachusetts Democrat added, members of the Joint Committee on with math, theater workshop, out 9 to 11 a.m. at Illing Junior High sored by the Manchester Board of “there isn’t a scintilla of evidence it terests of the people of the state. Town Committee for her many years wheelchairs and leg braces. We’d 99 per cent,” Herman Passcantell, of Urgent appeal issued Appropriations,” is the way State of working as a member of the voter door sketching and assertiveness School where the classes are held. Education. There is a fee for each provides any sense of hope in terms “So please spare us and the people like the small instruction pool, so we the department, said of the Pine St. Sen. Robert Houley and John G. training for women. Classes will be available in nature course to cover expenses. of curing and preventing cancer.” of Connecticut, who have seen the registration committee, died could help all handicapped people.” location. “At least at the school, you Groppo describe comments made by Another drug occupied the atten community colleges budget grow Tuesday at Manchester Memorial John Thompson, a former mayor can open a few windows.” for blood donors Roger B. Bagley, chairman of the tion of the House Select Committee from $3.8 million in 1967 to more than Hospital. She was the wife of Ray and a long-time supporter of the lOH The transfer of the shop location is Board of Trustees of Regional Com mond C. Larivee. state’s 43 hospitals. on Narcotics. munity Colleges. $22 million this year, the impression program, also spoke in favor of the also on the board’s agenda for next The Connecticut Red Cross Blood The Bloodmobile will be at the As a "last resort,” Chairman In a letter to Groppo, House chair that this legislature has forced you to Mrs. Larivee was among six proposal to have the town provide the week. Center in Farmington has issued an Knights of Columbus Home, 138 Main Panel replaces commission Lester Wolff, D-N.Y., suggested the man of the committee, Bagley the brink of disaster,” Houley and Democrats who were honored by the urgent appeal for blood donors, es American taxpayer could buy Groppo said. town committee in 1974 for their St. Thursday from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. expressed great dissappointment pecially all Negative types, to give HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. new board’s authority was watered legislative supporters as a cost-saver supplies of opium held by Southeast with the level of funding that was They added, “The challenges you dedicated service to the town and to blood this week. All eligible donors are asked to support the blood program at this Grasso has signed legislation down somewhat in its journey because the board will supposedly Asian warlords to choke off supplies provided for the community colleges face, the difficult decisions you must the Democratic Party. Collections in recent days have Strong support time of special need by giving blood creating a strong central board to through the legislative process to screen capital expenditure requests for American addicts. Houley is Senate chairman of the reach are what you and your been below quotas and additional She was active in the affairs of the to help save lives. oversee public higher education in satisfy lawmakers with ties to higher and eliminate duplication of White House aide Peter G. Bourne, Appropriations Committee. associates on the board are there (Continued from Page One) donors are needed to see that blood is Young Democrats, the Manchester proposed industrial park. The price, Walk-in donors are welcome. Connecticut. education. educational services. director of the Office of Drug Abuse In the reply to Bagley, the two for...if the state had unlimited Registered Nurses Association and more than $1.1 million, is about 15 available to meet the needs of the The legislation, signed "Tuesday, The new board will be given exten The new board is also required to Policy, rejected the tactic, saying resources to be applied to all things involved in a Manchester exchange legislators said the Appropriations the former Lincoln School PTA. per cent more than the town’s ap ends three years of wranglmg sive power to design a comprehen come up with an internal reorganiza the administration should rely in good and desirable there would be no program. Committee and the General Mrs. Larivee was born in New praised value for the land. between lawmakers and the higher sive budget for the 21 public college- tion plan for higher education. stead on existing cooperation from Assembly were not without their need for an Appropriations Com Haven and lived in Northampton, “It was really rather sad to bring “It seems to be what you’re doing education community over how to level institutions and develop a set of Other measures signed by the the government of Burma. mittee and no need for a Board of them into town and have them ask. Zapadka appointed struggles, difficulties and disap Mass., for many years before coming Mrs. Ann Larivee is being nice to the big businessman oversee public universities and statewide educational goals. The governor: In another development involving Trustees for Community Colleges.” What is a massage parlor?’” pointments, “not made easier, we to Manchester 20 years ago. She was and unfair to the small property He is o.ne of the owners of colleges. board will also have the power to ap — Allocate $30,(X)0 to Meriden and drugs, Americans imprisoned in might add, by higher education "We aren’t perfect, perhaps not Colby of New Smyrna Beach, Fla.; Father Jacobson said, “If the com Leon Zapadka of Bolton has been a 1949 graduate of St. Michael’s High owner,” Noone said, referring to con appointed to the Connecticut Woodland Gardens in Manchester The new 20-member Connecticut prove or veto tuition increases. $40,000 to Waterbury for mobile Mexico on drug charges got a step collective bargaining agreements even good, but we do our best. We and a sister, Mrs. Michael (Mary) munity does not properly legislate, I School and Cooley-Dickenson demnation proceedings that are con Marketing Authority by Gov. Ella and a director of the Connecticut Board of Higher Education will In the past, the four levels of health vans and $25,000 to West closer to serving their time at home. and board-approved salary increases trust the board will do likewise,” Hospital School of Nursing, both of Sullivan of Walnut Creek, Calif. think Manchester may become the tinuing for ten small parcels owned Grasso. Nurserymen’s Association. He is a replace the 17-member Commission higher education — the University of Haven for a pilot day care project for The Senate Foreign Relations Com for central office staff and college they told Bagley. A memorial Mass will be smut capital of Connecticut.” Northampton. After coming to by individual property owners. graduate of Manchester High School on Higher Education, which has been Connecticut, the state colleges, the the elderly. mittee tenatively approved a treaty administrators.” Bagley complained that the board celebrated Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Paul O’Bright, owner of Zapadka,who succeeds Harold Manchester, she was employed as a “I think we’re being eminently fair and received a B.S. degree in criticized for years as being weak community colleges and the — Provide a cost-of-living signed last November with Mexico. had proposed a budget for 1977-78 St. James Church. Buriat will be at Cleopatra’s, 455V4 Main St. also said Liehman of Lebanon, will serve as a “ Difficult decisions are and will registered nurse at Manchester to them,” Town Manager Robert B. floraculture from the University of and inefficient. vocational technical colleges — have allowance of no more than three per In other developments: which was designed to serve 20,(MX) the convenience of the family. that he supports an ordinance to produce representative. continue to be an inherent part of our Memorial Hospital and for several Weiss said. Connecticut. The new board is composed of a taken their budget requests directly cent depending on changes in the con —Two survivors of fatal air full-time equivalent students. The The family suggests that any govern massage parlors. But, he also state government. Those without the doctors in the Manchester area. Weiss also said that the board will majority of public members not to the legislature and bypassed the sumer price index for those persons crashes told a House Transportation stoinach to make difficult decisions governor only proposed to accom She is also survived by three memorial gifts may be made to the suggested some changes in the conduct a public hearing in August to associated with any higher education commission. in the Municipal Employes Retire modate 19,000 and the General Moses’ proposal. Investigations subcommittee airlines might better expend their efforts in daughters, Linda Larivee, Carol Muitiple Sclerosis Society, consider a bond issue for payment of Police investigating charge units. It is hoped the powers given the ment Fund. should provide better instruction on Assembly reduced her recommenda Four other residents spoke in favor other fields,” they said. ri Larivee and Catherine Larivee, all at Northeastern Chapter, 230 Scar the town share of road improvements Despite being given expanded new panel will stop that. how to get out of a downed plane. tion to a level which makes it im of the proposed ordinance. Much of They also admitted that the Ap home; her mother, Mrs. Catherine borough St., Hartford 06105. that recently were granted federal picket was shot by guards powers available to the CHE, the The new law was touted by its possible to serve more than the the crowd of 75 people left after the propriations Committee was not turnback funds. "The town has to pay current level of 17,700. hearing ended. 30 per cent of the cost for the work, ELWOOD, Ind. (UPI) - Indiana United Auto Workers said the Another hearing for a proposed and a referendum would be needed State Police on guard at a shooting accomplished the com Manchester police report property tax exemption for solar Highlights of Carter’s for the expense. The rest of the fun strikebound plant "don’t want to be pany’s aim of bringing in state force. heating equipment triggered several ding would come from the turnback baby-sitters for a bunch of scabs” He said he hopes the company will 2 men face rape charge comments from the audience. Rooney hearing and are investigating charges that Aimee M. Richard, 19, of 42 Hill funds approved for the Manchester not attempt to use strikebreakers, Joyce Wilson, 16, of 29 Griswold WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - Ronald Kraatz, the owner of a company guards deliberately shot a St., was charged with operating with Mrs. Watson and a friend, Bonnie projects by the Capitol Region Coun because it will put state police in “a St., was charged on a warrant with Two Connecticut men charged with solar-heated home at 8 Woodside St., woman strik er in the back, a unsafe tires and operating at an un Minter, were slain in the bedroom of Tuesday conference cil of Governments. very unpleasant situation.” breach of peace. She was released on slaying two Lewisboro, N.Y., supported the proposed exemption, spokesman for Gov. Otis R. Bowen safe speed Tuesday afternoon after the home on Rt. 123 in Lewisboro WASHINGTON (UPl) — President The directors took no action on However, the company has not set for Aug. 31 a $100 bond for court July 25. housewives in early March now face embassies in Washington from in as did most of those who spoke. One March 2 during a burglary. Their public hearing items Tuesday night. said Tuesday. agreed to quit using non-union his car struck an occupied parked car Richard Cardini, 16, of 60 Durant Carter’s news conference at-a- tercepting top security White House who opposed the exemption was additional charges of raping one of young children, who were in the A second July meeting was scheduled James T. Smith commented on the workers. The plant, about 40 miles A hearing for Brian Rooney, a Police Chief Robert Lannan. Lannan on Bush Hill Rd. St., was charged with falsely repor glance: and Pentagon telephone conver Manchester’s Assessor Ed Belleville. the women,. home at the time, were unharmed. for 8 p.m. next Tuesday. situation at the Essex International northeast of Indianapolis, makes former sergeant with the called the demotion, from sergeant Police said the impact of Richard’s ting an incident on a warrant. He was —He believes he needs the option to sations. In another m atter, Lawrence Westchester County District At Ayala and Profit were indicted Before the meeting began, the Corp. plant. Bowen sent troopers in plastic electrical connectors and dis Manchester Police Department, has to patrolman, a disciplinary action. vehicle pushed the car operated by depioy the neutron bomb and is —Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat Noone, a resident of Burnham St., released on a $100 bond for court July torney Carl Vergari said Tuesday a previously on various murder and board presented a certificate of ap Monday when Carol Frye, 25, was tributor caps for the automotive in been rescheduled for Wednesday, The case originally came before Barbara C. Stam ler, 49, of 65 asking Congress to approve funds for has promised to withdraw “extra 25. county grand jury handed up a new burglary charges in connection with expressed displeasure with a preciation to Kenneth Cusson, a town shot. A spokesman for the striking dustry. Aug. 31 by the State Board of Media the state board last November. One Winthrop Rd. into some trees at the the weapon. troops” from the Sinai Peninsula and proposed purchase of land from the indictment accusing Samuel Ayala, the deaths, but the rape charge was fire fighter who has given many tion and Arbitration. witness had given partial testimony side of the road. There were no Jeffrey A. Jones, 19, of 39 Delmont —He feels no need to apologize for make other friendly gestures Hartman Tobacco Co. 26, and Willie Profit, 35, both of not included in that indictment. A volunteer hours to the Civil Defense Rooney will appear before the and then the board suggested that the serious injuries reported. St., was charged with reckless opera raising issues, which have chilled designed to hasten peace with Israel. The town has proposed to purchase Norwalk-, Conn., with raping Sheila third defendant was not charged with relations with the Soviet Union, and ambulance. state board to appeal a demotion that town and Rooney attempt to reach an John B. Farrell, 53, of 20B Esquire tion Tuesday night after he lost con —He is satisfied with the nation’s about 33 acres from the firm for the Three dead in prison riot he was issued on Jan. 6, 1976 by Dr,, was charged with evading Watson in her home. rape. he considers personal statements by economic trends, especially a 1 per agreement without further involve trol of his car on W. Middle Tpke. responsibility Tuesday afternoon in the Russians against him to be cent drop in unemployment in the six SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) - ment from the state. near Broad St. He was scheduled for A black prisoner died in a morning Name omitted Such an agreement was reached connection with an accident at the court July 26. “erroneous and ill-advised.” months since he took office. Racial violence erupted at San Quen attack and two white convicts were —Adequate steps have been taken and would have given Rooney full parking lot of the Acadia Restaurant Ja m e s W. Page J r ., 17, of The administration is backing tin Prison Tuesday and three con killed in a wild afternoon battle in Scott Michael Carpenter was on Tolland Tpke. Low bidder on fencing to prevent the Soviet Union and other legislation that is expected to in victs were killed and three badly hurt back pay and reinstatement as a Springfield, was arrested Tuesday on Woman cyclist killed volving knives and clubs. graduated in June from Manchester Police said a car struck a parked in a chain of black-white fights. High School. sergeant. The agreement also in a charge of second-degree criminal crease the minimum wage by 35 While stressing the incidents were vehicle owned by Rita C. Meucci, 31, cents to $2.65 an hour. The prison’s 2,320 inmates im cluded a provision that he apply for a trespass in connection with soliciting still under investigation, Luxford His name was inadvertently of 258 Union St. twice and then the is South Windsor firm i % — His relations with the in ,crash with truck mediately were placed under general omitted from the list of graduates disability pension. at Thompson Rd. apartments. He In Memoriam 9 said that the motive for the killing of driver left the scene. Farrell was Democratic Congress have improved lockdown, which spokesman Mike provided to The Herald. Rooney did apply for such a pen was scheduled for court July 25. A South Windsor firm is the ap more than $5,(XX). K In lovlnj memory of Mr> Albertine ? the two whites "seems to have been scheduled for court July 26. « Com who passed away July IJ, I9|t. i because "Congress now understands Annette Bedard, 23, of Talcottville Hospital at 12:11 p.m. today, after a Luxford said "was normal procedure sion, but the request was denied by Jimmie L. Moreland, 48, of Hart parent low bidder for the installation Thus, in the second bid package, % y Rd., Vernon, was pronounced dead revenge” for the earlier killing of the the Pension Board, which ruled his Delbert L. Hersha, 27, of 91 Birch ford, was charged with operating a u A lilent Ihrougbt. a secret tear ? much more clearly what I am, what I collision on 1-86 near Exit 92 in for incidents of this magnitude.” black. of a fence around the Town of the rates were included, Maurice A. » Keepa ber memory ever dear ? stand for, what proposals we’ve put on arrival at Manchester Memorial Manchester between a truck and a disability was not "permanent and St., was arrested Tuesday night on a motor vehicle while his license is Manchester Highway Garage at 263 Pass, director of general services, I Manchester 1 total,” as required by the pension or charge of risk of injury to a minor. suspended and passing on the right on ' i Sadly miased K9 forward.” motorcycle. Olcott St. said. The second bid actually came in ’A Daughter Linda K Manchester police said the report hospital notes««^ dinance. The arrest was in connection with W. Middle Tpke. Tuesday. He was Atlantic Fence Co. Inc., of South lower than the first. Pass said. 'The Correction Driver killed came into headquarters at 11:58 a.m. Because of the denial, Rooney and leaving two young children, ages one scheduled for court July 28. Windsor, submitted a price of $5,465 first bid had resulted in a low bid of that a large tractor-trailer truck had Vow to continue struggle Discharged Monday: Mary Hall, 385 W. his lawyer, Atty. Jerome Walsh, and 2, alone in the home. He was A burglary at a Parker St. home for the work, the lowest price es $5,841,20 for the project. g In Memoriam g Because of an incorrect entry in decided to resume the hearing scheduled for court July 25. Tuesday resulted in the theft of a » In lovinf memory ol Mrs. Albertine » BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - David ■ run over the motorcycle which Ms. KENT, Ohio (UPI) — Members of Center St.; Bertha Clark, London Rd., timate of eight received by the town. In another bid item, Chorches the Town of Manchester’s list of State troopers and campus police g Goal who passed away July 12, im . ^ Markey, 28, of Bridgeport was killed Bedard was driving. Both vehicles Kent State University’s “ May 4 Hebron; Mildred Weitz, 10 Robbie Rd., process with the State Board of Brian A. Tracy, 17, and John L. stereo system. This is the second time the project Motors, of 80 Oakland St., submitted overdue taxes. Burton S. Baver was Tuesday dragged 194 demonstrators late Monday when his car was struck were in the westbound lane of 1-86. Coalition” vow they will continue Tolland; Wendell Lawson, 53 Jerry Pd., Mediation and Arbitration. Toomes, 17, both of Tolland, were Tw6 purses were reported stolen has been put out to bid. The first bid the apparent low bid for one g And while she lies In peaceful sleep, ^ erroneously included in a list of from "Blanket Hill, ” the site they ^ Her memory we shall always keep. broadside by another car that ran a No other injuries were reported. their struggle to halt donstruction of East Hartford; Martha Dyer, 127 Shady The first hearing before the board charged with fo'nr^h-degree larceny from the kitchens of two homes while package did not include minimum passenger vehicle for the Police ■ delinquent taxpayers recently want dedicated as a memorial to the Crest Dr., East Hartford; Kathleen red light at high speed, police said. No further details on the accident a $6 million gymnasium on the spot was scheduled for June 27, but was Tuesday in connection with the same the residents were at home early wage rates, and the lowest bid was Department. ^ Sadly missed ^ published in the Herald. Baver, in Tetreault, Windsorville; Polly Pease, ^ Husband, Clarence Gosa ^ The driver, Francisco Ortiz, 41, has were available at 1 p.m. today. State four students killed and nine others postponed. The hearing has now been shoplifting incident at Marshall’s. today. One was on Middle Tpke. and more than $5,(MX). State law requires fact, did not owe the town any taxes where four students were killed by Somers; Cynthia Ziesink, Willimantic; Three firms submitted prices, but been charged with misconduct with a police are in charge of the investiga wounded in an antiwar demonstra scheduled for Aug. 31, Walsh said. They were released on nonsurety the other on Ashland St. The purses that the wage rates be included for Chorches. with a bid of $5,055, at the time of the listing. Ohio National Guard troops seven tion May 4. 1970. Wenzell Jorgensen, 23 W. Gardner St. motor vehicle. tion. years ago. bonds for court Aug. 1. contained some money, police said. any construction project that costs entered the apparent low bid. PAGE TWO-B___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 — PAGE TIIHEE B Hospital Painter of famed faces k Agoraphobia creates many recluses budgets By TERRY ANZLR According to one case history, a suburban housewife on sitting near a door, as far from others as possible. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — It can strike the probably became agoraphobic while still a teen-ager. She The irony is that there are few physical clues to the tur likes children the hest remembered driving downtown for a shopping trip, moil churning inside the agoraphobic, who fears others successful businessman in the conference room and approved By BARBARA RICHMOND Copies of his new book are on sale Kaye, Margaret Mead, Kingman paralyze his career. driving through a tunnel, and being gripped with terror, will think he or she has gone mad. “He advanced in his career, but it was a constant lirruld Rrpurirr in the New York Public Library and Brewster, Justice Earl Warren, It can grip a housewife as she drives a station wagon ‘Toughed it out’ at the Lincoln Center in New York. George Meany and Averell toward the grocery store, forcing a retreat into her battie,” Barlow says. “f4ot many guys can stay home and John Norton of England looks the The woman “toughed it out” during her teens and 20s, take care of the kids. A man extends his safe place very > e r n o n Part of the proceeds from the sale Harriman. bedroom that could last for decades. part of the perfect English telling only her husband something was wrong. narrowly in one direction, from home to work and back gentleman that he is, even to his soft price of $200 benefit the library. Also, several musicians such as It is an anxiety that breaks across a person's mind like Rockville General Hospital has had “When she drove her car away from home she was again. He might turn down a big promotion because he ly spoken British accent. Norton was The book contains more than 60 Arthur Rubenstein and Count Basle, waves pounding an ocean cliff. It rises in beads of sweat, its full 1977 and 1978 budgets ap very frightened beyond her own safe street,” Barlow fears a change in his situation” in New York recently to attend a drawings and a handwritten journal and baseball players Tom Seaver and fear of fainting or loss of self-control. proved. The hospital was among five by Norton. The preface was written Willy Mayes. says. “She would pull over to the side of the road. She others reaching settlements Tuesday reception in his honor and also by Elliot Richardson. The journal by Norton details his 'Lock your door’ worried about what people would think if they saw her.” Fear to venture out with the state Commission on visited the Rosenfeld home in Although the book contains the experiences in America. It also con “Lock your door and stay inside,” the quickening It often helped to take her children along; their chatter Hospitals and Health Care. Ellington. masked her fear. Because unknown numbers of agoraphobics are ■‘The Many Faces of America” is faces of many very prominent peo tains American poetry starting with heartbeat warns. “What is out there can kill you.” believed shut off from their “unsafe ” world, they may be These hospitals were among a total ple, it also contains those of people “It can get so severe that when a child gets sick at of 31 hospitals throughout the state the title of his latest book. Norton, an “Faces” by Walt Whitman. This fear, doctors say, rules the lives of people with unaware that treatment can help. They may fear they whom Norton chose at random of The hook is a limited, 500-copy edi agoraphobia. Victims are so afraid of open, public places school and has to come home, you send a cab,” Barlow which filed lawsuits against the com internationally famous portrait says. “If the husband doesn’t go out and do the shopping, will die if they venture out to seek it. painter, has done the faces of hun those he feels "form the backbone of tion. In the preface, Richardson, who that they stay in their homes or other “safe places” as if According to Barlow, one method is to “flood” patients mission after it cut a total of $44 American society...these run from it doesn’t get done. million from the budget requests. dreds of famous people but said his admits to being a "doodler” and who their lives depended on it. with what they fear most. Patients left on a city street cab drivers and cattle ranchers in “It’s a constant terror, a nightmare that begins when The negotiations restored $12 favorite work is doing portraits of was a cartoonist for the Harvard are told to find their way home. Texas to pretzel sellers. they get up in the morning and lasts until they go to sleep Irrational million to the requests. children. University magazine. The Lampoon, Under medical supervision, the cold-turkey technique While in Ellington he did a full- Among the famous faces are those said drawing the human face and at night,” says Dr. David Barlow, 35, a Brown University “Most patients admit it is irrational. They don’t tell can bury fear in as few as two sessions. Any sufferer who Rockville General received its of Nelson Rockefeller, Alexander requested $8.3 million. The commis length portrait of Miss June Ellen form is very exacting work. “It is Medical School professor and Director of Education and anyone because they fear it will only confirm the suspi tries it alone courts disaster, Barlow says. Rosenfeld. Calder, Dr. Michael DeBakey, Sen. particularly demanding when one Training at Butler Hospital, a Brown-affiliated mental cion that they are going crazy and need to be put away. So sion had originally cut it by $800,000. William Fulbright, Sen. Michael The budget was due to go into effect Norton, dressed in neat blue jeans, seeks, as Mr. Norton does, to catch care center. they put themselves away,” Barlow says. a checked shirt and ascot, said that Mansfield, Sen. Barry Goldwater, the essence of the figure being “I’ve seen people in their 50s and 60s who have Gradual recovery last October. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Danny The hospital had also submitted a while his home is in England, since drawn,” he said. managed to get by that way most of their lives,” he says. He favors a more gradual recovery, which was Treated more than 40 successful in treating the housewife and the budget package for 1978 that would 1965 he has spent about three months Although society makes it easier for women to assume Using techniques he learned while studying at the businessman. In 20 sessions of short field trips, without give it $7,922,000 in net income and $8 of each year in the United States. He the dependent role of the agoraphobic, men are also vic University of Vermont and with Dr. Joseph Wolpe of use of drugs that could dull awareness, the patient learns million in operating expenses. This admits to being somewhat of a vaga tims. Temple University in Philadelphia, Barlow has treated there is nothing out to get him. full amount was also granted by the bond and said he uses the money he No one knows why To ancient Greeks agoraphobia meant fear of receives for his portraits to travel to more than 40 agoraphobia cases. Terrified Similar therapy is available at hospitals in Mississippi. commission. the marketplace. To modern americans it “It can affect the course of a person’s whole life, whom California, Utah, Florida and New York. Rockville General Hospital is also other countries to paint more faces. A businessman, once stricken with panic during a con means an illogical fear of an unknown so they marry, the type of job,” Barlow says. “ It can shut waiting for final approval from the The fees for his work run from $6,- ference, felt he was losing control in front of his All of a sudden,” says Barlow, “they’re like kids out of Bolton Lake unsafe threatening that sufferers are unable to leave down their social life.” associates. Terrified it wouid happen again, he insisted a boarding school. So many simple things become commission on its proposed expan (KX), for a full-length oil on canvas of their homes or admit to anyone they need help, pleasures again.” sion plan. an adult, to $750 for drawings of By DONNA HOLLAND Hutchinson said a water test takes adults, to $1,600 for a full-length of a A rough draft of the plan, which 18 hours. It raises questions as to why according to Dr. David Barlow, 35, a clinical child, to $550 for a drawing, Herald Correapondent would cost $2.1 million, was sub the test results of the water sample psychologist at Brown University Medical Norton said oils require four to six Calvin Hutchinson, Bolton mitted to the commission for its sanitarian, was asked by the Board of taken to the state Department of School (shown) who treats people suffering SW iTTIllY^il^y sittings, usually lasting for half an questions and comments before the Selectmen Tuesday, “ What Health on June 30 were not available from agoraphobia. (UPI photo) hour to one hour each (with five 15- ivm final plan is drafted. Two other plans happened? Why did the water at until Tuesday. m a , , minute rest periods). Drawings and for expansion have been turned Bolton Lake test so bad and just how Neither Hutchinson nor Dr. C. down. pastels require about three sittings. bad is it?” Wendell Wickersham, town health of MPHNA nurse in ad Sandra Payson and Patricia Hutchinson said, “I just don’t ficer, could answer why. Kennedy Lawford were among the Hearing changed know. It’s very mysterious. We’re However, Dr. Wickersham said the If the nurse in the Blue Cross television commercials hosts of the special reception for Alpha-Omega Inn would have to stop looks familiar to you, she should. i i a n z s e The date and place of the public Norton in New York. At the recep baffled by the results of the lake and hearing to be conducted by the Public well water.” using the well water for drinking pur Karen Nash, nurse supervisor at the Manchester tion, New York State Commissioner Utilities Control Authority have been poses until the well was sanitized and Public Health Nursing Association, has recently com Grin Lehman presented the New On Tuesday, Hutchinson called the JOIN OUR WINNERS’ CIRCLE changed. state Department of Health to learn repeat cultures taken. pleted taping a TV commercial on home health care. The hearings, on the request of York Public Library with a copy of Hutchinson said he is recommen It all began several months ago when Ms. Nash saw a ■ WTWn Norton’s book. the test results of water samples he Rockville Water & Aqueduct Co. for took June 30. He Idhmed both the ding no one swim in the lake until commercial that she felt didn’t accurately portray home Norton said when he planned to do a 26.5 per cent increase in rates, will bathing and drinking water were con repeat water tests are completed. health care. She wrote to the producer telling how she 1 % the painting of Dr. DeBakey, the UHMMaP«at« be next Wednesday instead of World renowned portrait painter John Norton of England sidered unsafe. thought it should be done. • Mnia> ■* n a k MU iI thumbs through his most recent book, “The Many Faces of famous heart surgeon, the doctor in As a result, Ms. Nash was asked to appear in the next 1^1 a Ml ii iM itm I iM iii.g»tia.M.nviii.ti| a 5 m Tuesday and will be at the Middle Hutchinson said usually the water Septic syglem repair MM aa M »■ a MMM iH la M m M i vited him to watch him perform open fti i • m M School instead of the Memorial America,” while visiting in Ellington recently. In the in Bolton Lake tests near the “safe- commercial. W M laM a M M a a » aa pw na«M a w n iu n ntaai heart surgery in Houston, Tex., and The order hy the Department of — MTAUE ASLETINE C. MlfiOLEHl MRS. N. McUUSHUN She can be seen demonstrating home health care on lach pf th«M PdvprtiMd Itpmt It n - Building. The time will remain at 7 background is the full-length portrait he did of Miss June Ellen he did do that. for-drinking level.” Environmental Protection (DEP) *“ ■ SWINBFIEU), MA. W. HAVEN, CT. DANRURT, CT. p.m. Channel 30 the following dates and times: July 18, puirpd to bo roodlly ovoUoblo for toli MfONSlOO W0NS2S WON $1000 Rosenfeld of Ellington. (Herald photo by Richmond) Someday Norton would like to Local resident Daniel Harris setting a timetable for fixing the sep I f t or btlow tho tdvoftitod p rk t in WON $1000 70,750 CASH WINNERSI raised the question of local pollution sometime between 5 and 6 p.m.; July 22, 11 and 11:30 ' ooch A irF Stort. oseopt m tpoeiff- paint the Queen of England and the tic system at the Alpha-Omega Inn is eoMy notod in tbit od. caused hy people swimming. p.m., and July 28 , 7:30 and 8 p.m. President of the United States. He “progressing nicely” even though an Hutchinson and John Gorgoglione, ITEMS AND PRICES IN THIS AD E U K T IV E JULT13 THRU IS, 1377 also would like to do Prince Charles. extension was given on the first manager of the Alpha-Omega Inn, Nutmeg gets mortgage aid He did many portraits of children phase. took a sample of the well water to the while visiting in Australia earlier The obder called for an engineering delayed because of problems bedroom ones. Coe Lab in Storrs Tuesday afternoon. Vernon with financing. this year. One of his other books is study to be completed by June 30 but A proposed third addition hasn't The test results are expected today. an extension until July 11 was The developers of the Nutmeg The project developer is Rosewood "The H istory of P o rtra its of Semi Annual been approved by the Zoning Com Children,” and while his latest book The lake water could not be tested granted. Village apartment complex off Rt. 83 Gardens Park Inc. of Great Neck, N. because of the weather. mission. The extensions of time for doesn't contain any faces of children, Randy May of the DEP said he in Vernon have received approval for Y. A spokesman for the developers the second-phase construction were Gorgoglione questioned whether C A S H S A L E $3 million in federal mortgage in said they hope to obtain a bank com this earlier one does, along with step- expects to receive the report today. granted by the Zoning Board of the samples taken June 30 were He said one reason the extension was surance from the U. S. Department mitment on the actual mortgage by by-step basic information on how to taken correctly. Hutchinson said he still going on...! Appeals. portray children. given was so the inn’s water usage of Housing and Urban Development the end of this week. ■The local board has also put might be doing it incorrectly, but he (HUD) to build an additional 148-unit In an article he wrote on the art could be monitored during the holday greater reductions The next step would be to obtain a several stipulations to approval of has been doing it the same way for season. complex to the existing 210 units. building permit from the town. The and craft of portrait painting, Norton the permit. These include tying con six years. May said he is “really pleased with in our men’s & The Vernon Zoning Commission second phase will consist of five said, “The painting of a portrait may struction to the widening of Rt. 83 the progress being made at the site.” approved this second phase of the buildings made up of 112 one- be considered to be one of two things, women’s depts!! and completion of the sewage treat a work of fine craftsmanship, or a He said other phases of the order project about four years ago but it bedroom apartments and 36 two- ment plant. Area fire calls great work of art, and I am sure most have not been granted an extension. Don’t miss these readers will agree that there is a The order calls for the new system to breadth of distinction between the Tolland County be in operation by Sept. 30. great bargains Area police report two.” Today, 4:29 a.m. —Smoke investiga Richard Wehb, assistant attorney Long before the Watergate fiasco tion, Cedarwood Dr., Ellington. general handling the case, said he NJOY CORK COUNTRY PORK T O H li^ AAP-NEATOR Bolton into custody Tuesday night at the in Washington, Norton, who said he Today, 4:42 a.m. —House hit by iight- expects a judgment from the court tain St,, Rockville, was arrested _ 8T0RESUCE0 Beef Franks Peter M. Olson, 17, of 7C Am home of his mother on Grandview Tuesday on a Common Pleas Court thinks of himself as somewhat of a ning, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. against Negro Brothers today. Court Today, 4:50 a.m. —Smoke alarm Ja rm a n , 2 Large Bologna FENWAY DR YANKEE-NEAT OR bassador Dr., Manchester, was Rd., Tolland. warrant charging him with third- psychologist, was quoted as saying action is expected because a Baby Back Bibs he would consider it a big thing to sounded, Johnson Rd., Tolland. timetable set about a year ago was Beef Franks charged Tuesday with speeding. He Kondra is wanted as a fugitive degree burglary and second-degree 0 60UIWET Rib Pork Chops was involved in a two-car accident on from justice by Richmond, Va., larceny. Police said the arrest was happen to him if he could paint F*resi- South Windsor not met. R O d S t w h o l e (8-12 LBS.) Hutchinson said there has been no Turkoy Breast Liverwurst nece^ y j — OR half Steele Crossing Rd. police. He is charged with rape, made in connection with a May 9 dent Nixon. He was asked at that Today, 4:10 a.m. —House fuse blown by 0 Boneiess Pork Chops Mj? WHITE-FIAXY-FROZEN sodomy and grand larceny. time if he thought it would be a dif lightning, 92 Norton Lane. surface runoff from the system for CENTER $ 1 8 9 The driver of the other car was An break into the Maple Street School. • RICH ■ CIlEAMr - REGULAR Loin Pork Chops CUT I II. Cod Fillets drew Maneggia of Stony Rd., Bolton. State Police of Troop C, Stafford, He was released on a $500 bond for ficult face to do and Norton’s answer Today, 4:10 a.m. —Lightning struck several weeks. He said the system is being pumped about three times per • Potato Salad R0NEU8S $ 1 7 9 RAKE OR FRY - FRESH No injuries were reported. No court said they were alerted by teletype of court appearance July 27. was, “He has a face that conceals a wires at Wood Memorial Library and Pork Roast Rll rORTION I II. Haddock Fillets date was given. the possible destination of Kondra. lot and doesn’t give away much.” alarm sounded. week. 'AVAIUME IN trORES WITH SERVICE DEU D E m . ONLY Police said they surrounded the John Perrelli, 33, of Rt. 30, Vernon, Norton will continue traveling to Ellington house and Kondra was taken into was charged Tuesday with breach of capture as many faces as he can. He WHITE (HUSSr.COUIBS lUVU-UmCMEIHEI Stephanie Ziobrowski of Highland custody without incident. He was peace in connection with a also plans to continue writing more Ave., Rockville, and George J. held overnight and was to he neighborhood disturbance. He was books but he still lives England the 18 lots in Coventry Coronet Betty Garnelis, of Cider Mill Rd., presented in Common Pleas Court 19, released on a $500 bond for court best and he returns to his home in Ellington, were injured in a two-car Rockville, today. appearance Aug. 10. Fulham as often as he can. atli Tissue accident this morning on Rt. 83, may get PZC’s okay Crocker Ellington. Vernon Police said the Ziobrowski car was Rodney T heriault, 32, of 79 Town Planner Gregory Padick has veying of town-owned property. northbound and made a left turn in Brooklyn St., Rockville, was charged told the Coventry Planning and Council Chairman Jesse Brainard front of the Garnelis car. She was Tuesday with breach of peace, third- Zoning Commission (PZC) he will also criticized the new regulation for issued a warning for making an un degree criminal mischief and in probably recommend conditional ap being vague. safe turn. Both cars were towed. terfering with a police officer in con proval of Robert Snyder’s subdivi The commission also directed Police said the extent of the injuries nection with a disturbance at his sion application for 18 lots on Padick to seek an opinion from Town was not known. home. He was held overnight in lieu Carpenter Rd. near Broadway. Atty. Abbot Schwebel on whether the of a $200 bond and was to be Tolland Most of the complaints of adjoining town is legally obligated to maintain presented in court today. its roads in a condition suitable for ALL VARIETIES -"STICK-UPS ” 2 1 . 7 9 0 Michael J. Kondra, 33, was taken landowners have focused on in Air-Wick AIR FRESHENER Delmont R. Martin, 18, of 21 Moun creased water runoff onto their development. ^ pkg- Fleischmann’s MARGARINE QUARTERS i.;69« properties that may be caused by The question arose on an applica tion from Frank Hastings for a Fudgicies ANN PAGE-FROZEN UVtoz. $ 1 3 9 development of the 30-acre tract. 24 Cadillac Dog Food 5 In 1 CIU I Officials say road “If the drainage is properly resubdivision on Bishop Lane, which ANN PAGE-POURABLE B o z.9 0 0 designed, this need not be a concern is in a deteriorated condition. Padick t ALL FLAVORS Saiad Dressings ALL VARIETIES bO. bU. O w l for disapproval,” Padick said. obtained estimates showing that it Shasta Soda REGULAR OR OIET 6L“»1 would cost about $7,600 to bring the SIP OFF not badly damaged Padick said erosion problems can CONCENTRATEO 157 oz.$049 ASP 13RZ.CQ 0 road up to standard. LABEL be dealt with by further may sub UUNORY Marshmallow Creme BRANO coNt. missions. The commissioners have The council recently advised the The tour of the roadway by town of ^ FniAUBtHCOOKie South Windsor also asked for details on planned PZC that Bishop Lane was not in ficials was spurred by Deputy Mayor rTsjSralVe pick the best. So you A recent inspection of South Wind driveways for the next PZC meeting, cluded in its five-year road improve Wesson SAVE I Robert Myette’s claim that the base ment plan. » 9 14 9 sor’s Pierce Rd. by local officials has July 25. H l-C o of Pierce Rd. did not meet the initial The PZC also approved the applica l o i ’ll"” FRESH - RIPE SWEET - RIPE 41 u . led to the conclusion that while the specification for a processed base In other business, the PZC voted 3 O iin k s C m road, rebuilt two years ago for $190,- tion of Reuben Grahn for the con 89* and the road was ' deteriorating to 1 to require iron boundary lot TOMATO 000, is “hardly a source of pride to the struction of a small office building AU FLAVORS-ASP-PffiMIUM because of substitute materials. markers on subdivisions. Town Coun Large Sweet FresI town,” 20 per cent damage to the off Main St. near the old Bidwell cilman Robert Olmstead complained Hunfs roadway is not evident. Tavern. The approval is conditional, Half Gallon Myette said that during the inspec that this might involve considerable 19 If officials had found that there had requiring adequate landscaping and Paste tion trip he was able to examine expense to the town by requiring sur parking facilities. 4_-*1 Cantaloupes Blueberries Ice Cream been a 20 per cent damage to the THE MAN materials under the road in the area ______THECHEESE BOARD HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS road, they could have demanded where sewers are now being in OF DISTINCTION. compensation from the builder. King stalled. He contends the aggregate W frM B i Construction Co. of Glastonbury. When a man seeks the finer things in life, he looks for Mb.V | U base material was too large to com Police will investigate Velveeta Scope ML Town Manager Paul Talbot said pact or bind after rolling of the road. details. Speldel has made its ultimate buckle mesh > m uoe - TNnvNtn today, “ it appears the only road Myette said more of the road base watchband for this kind of man. He will study Its fine 28 damage to date is in the area of would be visible for inspection when Coventry beach incident bevelled edging. He will understand the elegant AtfMIIIMLGUCEt Gleem lc59« sewer construction.” trenches were dug for sewer laterals simplicity of the gilt edged tip. He can even gaze at his tflErU IB NaiMW K. Sewer installation has been in the near future. The Coventry Police Department and Recreation Commission. own initials engraved on the buckle. Swiss js 7 3 * resumed in Pierce Rd., following a Talbot said town engineers agree is investigating a recent incident at The commission voted in executive The band comes in ten karat gold filled or rugged Sure NNtMNT Cheese »■ «F uea - l a M MC. halt in construction last spring when the road base does not meet Lisicke Beach which resulted in the session last week to uphold the firing stainless steel. Either way, it is pure luxury, beginning Centennial it became evident the road was specifications and that some firing of three lifeguards for alleged of the three men by Head Lifeguard at only $18.95, suggested retail. A4PBIAM Sure RolhOn '1^73^ failing under the strain of digging for ly smoking marijuana and drinking material beneath the road appears to Tom Duffy. I Celery Russet LIIII9 IMZ.HYWI7 R sewer lines. measure two inches or more. The beer while on duty. The police action Commission member Larry B a b y l « Talbot said photos of the area are construction company, however, dis is in response to a resident’s com Naviaux said Tuesday he did not op Hearts Potatoes 4 I I .Shampoo *1 ” plaint. iCheese being taken both before and after agrees and says the base used was Leaving South Windsor pose the firing of the lifeguards, as “ You can he sure at Shoors" construction of the sewers. according to recommended and ap Town Council Chairman Jesse was reported ,in Monday’s Herald. lAflllt PUflPLf BtAUIlfS (RESH CRISP tlFd!HJJ:V.4d:t:md:VM * A U FUVORS • DRINK MIX He said it was too early to tell proved specifications. Joanne Kilgore, supervisor of public health nurses in South Brainard said Monday night he would Naviaux said commission minutes, ncsiiFresh n I DU5IUMBoston A n c Romaine ^ ICU-SflCE what, if any, action the town would Sewer construction is expected to Windsor, cuts the cake at reception in her honor Tuesday after not take up the matter at next week’s which indicated he opposed the I Hawaiian take. council meeting as he had stated Sm o o r Eggplant 0 9 ib | Lettuce £9hd Lettuce 0 ^ 1 Spanish Cake 1 “ 7 9 * continue in the area for at least a few noon at the Town Hall. Mrs. Kilgore, who has been in South firing, were wrong. 28Vi oz. “The situation could end up in earlier, Brainard said he polled coun FXESH-DEUQOUS more weeks. The roqd will again be Windsor for seven years, is leaving her post to move to St. “ I did vote to fire," Naviaux said, b Punch CNN court.” he added. re-examined by officials. cil members who felt the problem adding that the commission was a 917 Main. Street. Manchester Cake Donuts 2 s ; * i Augustine, Fla. (Herald photo by Dunn) was an internal affair of the Parks e FNCEI EFFECTIVi JULT IS-IR. 1077 “close-knit group.” ITEMS FOX SALE NOT m\Ml TO WH0USAUN8 ON NSTML OEAIENN 1 NOT HEirONM lE FON TYFOfiNArHICU EMNNS • I AGE FOrR-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Wed., July 13, li>77 Rome’s statement clarified MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn'!, Wed., July 13, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B HARTFORD (DPI) - Senate like to see the legislature reevaluate About town I Meeting scheduled all the prosecutors are appointed," ^Bogalusa Bomber’ sinks Red Sox Minority Leader Lewis Rome, R- the current appointment system. he added. Chapman Court, Order of the Bloomfield, says he supports the Despite criticism from a Supreme Rome refused to comment on Amaranth, will have a card party CLEVELAND (UPI) - The his first two seasons (1973-74) with ”I just hit a fast ball and I didn’t “1 can’t ever recall scoring four reappointment of Joseph Gormley as Court justice and some lawmakers. statements made by Supreme Court on moratorium Friday at 8 p.m, at the home of Mrs. r , "Bogalusa Bomber” is back. the Tribe, smacked a two-run round- even think it was going out,” said times in one gpme,” said Bell, whose chief state's attorney, but thinks a Chief Supreme Court Justice Charles Justice John A. Speziale who Marjorie Morrison, 247 Summit St. reevaluation is needed of Connec HARTFORD (UPI) - Gaming of Last week it extended the Charlie Spikes, who was tabbed the tripper into the teeth of a strong wind Spikes, who also got a single in four homer gave the Tribe a 1-0 lead in the House recently reappointed Gormley criticized House for reappointing ticut's system of appointing ficials and lawmakers will meet moratorium for three weeks to allow “Bogalusa Bomber” after leading Tuesday night to spark the Indians to trips to the plate. second inning. to be chief state's attorney. Gormley. prosecutors. later this week to decide whether a time for a meeting with the the Cleveland Indians in homers in a 7-1 victory over the Boston Red Spikes, who was brought up from “ I have been taking some extra hit Gormley had been criticized in “I don't believe in second guessing Las Vegas hurt Sox. Connecticut is the only state that moratorium on licenses for new legislature’s General Law Com ' v i the Indians Class AAA farm club at ting practice lately and maybe that some circles for his handling of the someone who follows the statutes. He requires judges to appoint Peter A. Reilly case. legalized gambling facilities in mittee. Toledo last Friday, has pleased helped,” he said. (House) chose a very capable, prosecutors Most other states vest "Personally, I feel his reappoint by New Jersey Connecticut should be lifted. The GLC oversees legalized Cleveland Manager Jeff Torborg Eckersley fanned six Boston honorable person to serve in a posi- the appointment power in the ment was a correct one," Rome said Gov. Ella T. Grasso, who has gambling and the gaming commis Carew sets mark with his performances in the past batters in the first three innings and executive branch of government tion in accordance with the gaming plans feuded with the Commission on sion said it wanted to get that panel’s few days. the Indians exploded for four runs in Tuesday, "because he has statutes." he said. I PI Sunday incorrectly reported Special Revenue since taking office, feelings on the subject before making ’’Charlie seems to have more con the fourth to give the 22-year-old demonstrated his ability and his in Rome said he would like the that Rome opposed the reappoint tegrity in many years of service." LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI) - said Tuesday she wouldn't be there, a decision. fidence,” the manager said. "When I right-hander a 5-0 bulge. legislature to look into the prosecutor ment of Gormley. Rome said "But my own opinion is 1 think we Gambling is now legal in Atlantic but not surprisingly told the panel The meeting has been called for in fan balloting was with the California Angels in “We just got outpitched tonight,” appointment system next session. Tuesdav he favored the Gormley ought to examine the question of how City and the effect already is being she wanted the moratorium to con Thursday, but Mrs. Grasso’s office 1973, Spikes was the most feared said Boston Manager Don Zimmer reappointment all along, but would felt in Las Vegas. tinue. The governor opposes said she had a previous commitment. hitter on the Indians club. He can hit "Good pitching stops good hitting.” The Las Vegas Convention and legalized gambling. Although the moratorium applies NEW YORK (UPI) — Rod Carew, who has been hitting more that outside pitch and take you deep Butch Hobson's 15th homer and a "I favor the indefinite continuation with it.” Visitors Authority was given a report to all types of gaming licenses, the. than ,4(X) much of the season for the Minnesota Twins, became pair of singles chased Eckersley in Tuesday which analyzed the effects of the moratorium and appreciate only type the commission is thinking Cleveland third baseman Buddy Plainfield results the top vote-getter of all time in fan balloting for baseball’s All- the seventh and Rick Waits came on Tu«tday matinaa Tiwtday of New Jersey gambling on the Las your inquiry as to my views,” she seriously of issuing is for a second Bell also had a good night at the to one-hit the Bosox and strike out ntfknsT Vegas economy. The report warned told the commission, which oversees dog track. Star Game, scheduled next Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium. plate. four over the final 2 2-3 innings. mvsk aam i mm S v m v iiiD m m iM I m m irmximi nN i n i n THOlFin T.N M M the near monopoly Las Vegas enjoys all legalized gambling in Connec Owners of the Plainfield dog track Carew received 4,292,740 votes as He banged out four hits, including I t e m IN IN (M TN n ( q The Indians will send Wayne $ N Om UN in III IIN IN over casino gambling is at an end ticut. have pressed the commission to con the starting first baseman for the by some 800,000 votes. his eighth homer, and scored four I Ma t Tki IN iN 4 c m ) IN ;?*■»... luiUN IN IN IN Garland against Ferguson Jenkins in TM1U4 IkN iUUn IN IN TM UN with Atlantic City boardwalk proper She had said the same thing tinue the moratorium, arguing that American League. Carew’s total sur Fisk finished second to times to help Dennis Eckersley pick I Ttai Tnd IN k m 111 MINN - TW M HM the third game of the four-game TNk mi M M ttl M DT.H IM NN Mm TU M tUN ties becoming prime competitors. previously, but had complained the its profits will suffer if a second passed his National League counter Yastrzemski in the outfield voting, up his ninth victory against seven iBMk $41 Nil UIN Trim M4 M HlIN losses. series tonight. TriKtK $44 pH tllHJI kmiUptHHIN Trim 74^ M HIM Atlantic City already has booked commission, which is deciding the track opens. part Steve Garvey by a narrow with the veteran from Boston elected BNNS-lKCl Trim IM M BTUI G m im c m o ) $71 million in convention business issue, had not asked her opinion. The 15,005-vote margin. itmt $-11 (Q IBmlm NN IN IN S m k iu rn A number of groups wanting the to start for the first time since 1972. 1 H Nm in UI in SM'iMi IN IN ! im since the gambling referendum was commission subsequently asked for license for the second dog track have Joining Carew in the American Yastrzemski will be making his 14th limmOm IN IN I m 'l iM. te IN I M M IN IN 8 m u m M 4 IN T te llN lU 'ilM i ui passed in New Jersey, said the her views. asked it be lifted. League’s starting lineup are catcher All-Star appearance and sixth start. TNk OM TM NU 117 pM mm m k S U M I B N TMIU) k m TU PIN INN report. The gaming commission has had a The commission is expected to Carlton Fisk of Boston; New York’s The biggest surprise was a late sur TrM 1-74 fM UOUI M M N I M U r i N k iM lU M B U I Mm TU m HIN Last year Atlantic City hosted 359 21-month moratorium on accepting Willie Randolph at second; Boston’s My liNiK 141 N7.N T rim VM M UTtZN Trim m M HUN Trim 744 m STHN make a decision on lifting the ge for Jackson, who moved into the te k VliJN k k k M HI M UnN m v iim conventions which drew 382,553 applications for gaming licenses. moratorium later this month. Rick Burleson at shortstop; Kansas Little League play resumes TM$-1I(N l«miiN) IN IN IN IM No. 3 spot ahead of Boston’s Fred ) M impH, M 7JI IN IN 5 IIN IIN JtertrNli IN IN IN delegates and generated $76.5 million City’s George Brett at third; and Lynn. Lynn had been among the top 4MWf (N LN T ■ te ) IN 4 Fani FdM 7J | am T km IMhr, te M in revenue. According to the report, New York’s Reggie Jackson, g Action resumes on two T h e Farm League 1 a i Om IN IM IZN i m k k H i " i s TkcUlS three outfielders during the first five TNc S£ll kmUiiklltTN TMIUI k m lU nH UIN the president of the Atlantic City Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski and weeks of the voting. Jackson will be § fronts tonight as 1977 rhampionship could go kmiK 144 pM $IIN M M M iM lN I N k m iM M t U N m m i u m u m Convention Bureau said he hoped to Chicago’s Richie Zisk in the outfield. Nriscte 144 pril mN Trim VIN M HUN MMU4MHUI Trim M-T )te UlM Beating the heat making his sixth start. Town Little League Tour- to Carter Chevrolet Triads 141 pH $m.N double the convention business The National League starters, an TMc 111 W Trim IVI M ININ TM 111 HI Board continues probe Fisk recaptured the starting job he nament play draws to a tonight at 6 at Waddell Fwicllim im xkte UN IN IN T m i u n IN IN IN within the next five years now that Using his hat to fan himself, Boston Red Sox Manager Don nounced Monday, are catcher Johnny lost to New York’s Thurman Munson lafrvM 17N LN IN • N k IN IN tte km UN IN IN li; close. with a win over Army & TCynWCNni IN 4JI l u T l n m IN IN IN gambling was legal. Zimmer tries to cool off before the start of last night’s game in Bench, second baseman Joe Morgan, in 1975 and 1976, edging him by 113,- I Nwni Tsa |J| Tte llN IN “*i5 Cleveland. (UPI Photo) e it i;: The Major title eould rac m» Tte 11.41 of Danbury prison fire shortstop Dave Concepcion and out 851 votes after leading by almost Navy. A win hy the latter mm: w pm mm k m i U M U l N TM SN k m tu M UIN fielder George Foster, all of Cincin g be decided tonight at 6 Mats 247 nH ttllN MMIUMMN kMteUlNHSHN ,r»mui|tet]iN 425,000 last week. would force another tilt. TriMl M-l fU HNN MMUI iNIMIN , Trim VM pte Hll.N Wahoo arrives nati; first Baseman Garvey, who was Triads 114 pU WIM Trim M l M niTUI Brett joined Carew as the only at Leher Field as 2-0 RMtS-lim B m k V im i Bmkviijq GROTON (UPI) — Men from the the first to reach four million votes s mmk ui IN LN IkmiU UN IN IN RMcItim smmTHi.te iMiiN IN DANBURY (UPI) — The federal ''They're aware people are repeating American League starters. Moriarty Bros, opposes Last night, Moriarty 1 Na I IN IN •TteM IN IN 1 kMOmteM IN IN IN T Th Ta M IN Iranian Royal Navy will be trained board of inquiry, investigating "the awaiting to get some word on what and third baseman Ron Cey of Los New York’s Graig Nettles, who was 2MnM IN Ite p N IN Ik^kM IM IN IkpUU* iS on the USS Wahoo beginning this Ij: 2-1 Army & Navy. A win Bros.’ scheduled Tk nil TMUN i t e m IN Tte lUI worst disaster in federal prison happened," he said, “But they want Angeles; and outfielders Greg selected in 1975, finished second to aiaa; llSpdICUl k m : UI )N4 UIN TtellM kmSlTpiUtNN September when the diesel sub history,” moved its probe outside the to do a thorough job." Luzinski of Philadelphia and Dave ■i; hy Moriarty’s would give Twilight League rontest Nracte $41 pumm M m W ik i (NN kkMlUNMHUi kmilTpteHIN Thoughts Brett. Triads S-1-2 pU S13L2I Trim winHnuN m m 111 nU UIIN Trim M4 pte HNN marine arrives at the U.S, Naval Danbury penitentiary for the first The FBI is also investigating the Parker of Pittsburgh. it the title, a win hy the with Hartford Insurance Trim l-M M STUN Pitchers and reserves for both A* III (Q im rm cm iq Ttekk Tate km |l) Base, said a spokesman for Rep. time Tuesday to interview local fire fire, which was termed “the worst Carew, whose batting average teams will be selected later this ij: Vets would force another was postponeti. The MBs I ri LN| Mr. M ILN ILN 7.N IteMh IN IN IN m i m c r n p i Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn. ApLENty iir n m ^ m m 4JI limk) IN IN I * IN IN IN IN officials. disaster in federal prison history” by dropped to .398 Monday, has been an week by Managers Billy Martin of •j; tilt Friday night. resume action Thursday. iM iiiLh* m IN • H i m M M IN The Wahoo is named for a World From the outset. Danbury officials Norman CarlShn, director of the All-Star starter in each of his 11 TIk IIK Tte Nil IN Tte m i the Yankees and Sparky Anderson of Mik U7 MM NUIMSUN TteUn clUMUM War II diesel submarine known as have maintained that last Thursday’s Federal Bureau of Prisons. major league seasons. He beat out the Reds. MKk W sznji c VM-Tm tSllN kmiUpteUN mrtpM ■‘VfpiMi-n im mmiti the "one-sub wolf pack" because it te r n UN fire, which claimed the lives of five Inmates initially told reporters, Chris Chambliss of the Yankees in Trihck M l pU njMJI MMUliteUIN rntmimm: ISH sank 20 enemy ships before it was mtSTNl Trim Ml pte BIN l a i r SHIM inmates and injured scores of others, only hours after fire and smoke had By Len Auster the American League balloting by lost in action. was set by an arsonist who lit work swept through the the domitory-style nearly two million votes. The spokesman for Dodd said the clothes in Compound G’s shower compound that housed 80 prisoners, This will mark the first All-Star Wahoo's crew of eight officers and 84 Tanana, Fidrych sidelined, Jai alai results room. that the fire resulted from a faulty starting appearances for Randolph, Tuaaday night enlisted men will spend two or three Prison officials declined to com electrical connection. going out of business because a Burleson and Zisk. Burleson, with 2,- la iN years in Groton training members of Stars named UI Nrtaa 1-2 nSlM ment on what the board learned in its But Danbury Fire Marshal Fred potential investor decided not to back 221,349 votes, edged out New York’s IbaliiMi IZM l«| SJI TrM 1-24 STMil Mi 2121 LM 4JI the Iranian Royal Navy who will then All the balloting is over with the I m u faMi IN IM aaMi»s3ui hm IM IM discussions with firemen. Tamanio later said, “There’s no the World Hockey Association team Bucky Dent by only 3,426 in the to miss mid- season classic I m kw ui Maa U U2UI arda UI take over the submarine. National League All-Star starting Trlaai$4»UI IIM LM LM Gary Henman, an assistant to the doubt. It was definitely set.” in a niove to the National Hockey closest race since 1972 when Don m a M tnji 1f tbm L i m m 121 IM m m 44 $4iji team including four Cincinnati Reds. m di U tlllM 4Qinahpi Nriaa 44 im jl When the Wahoo, built at the prison warden, said the five-man Henman said Sunday inmates have League...The National Basketball Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs NEW YORK (UPI) - The Frank Tanana and Mark ‘T d love to go and pitch and I feel I TrM M4 ssoa aM la m IM LM Triaa 44-2 tMiM Two Dodgers, one Phillie and one MMa 1-3S2MI Portsmouth, N.H., naval shipyard, federal board of inquiry — composed now recovered from the shock of the Association Indiana Pacers faired defeated the New York Mets’ Bud beleagured American had a chance to start,” said Tanana, sm »a 7JI iM Maa II nui Pirate were also tabbed to start for Fidrych, who figured to hurl impmni ui ui IN ma UI Triaa M4 MUM da M.M 7JI LM was commissioned in 1952, the Navy of experts from Philadelphia and tragedy and are no longer main better as they successfully carried Harrelson by 3,000 votes as the Leaguers, who have lost five the California Angels’ ace left 7N IN m m u m m the senior circuit in the annual mid the first six innings of the July Maa43$2nJI « a llN IM said it was the most advanced diesel- Washington — could continue its in taining the fire started because of out a fund-raising drive which helped National League’s shortstop. hander who, along with teammate 1 mm m IN m a IM season classic next Tuesday at straight All-Star Games to the 19 classic, were scratched with k m u INN Triadi 43-2 MUM n k i ILM 7JI Ui MkWiIStMJI electric submarine in the world. vestigation for "quite some time.” faulty wiring. the financial situation Randolph, with 2,846,479 votes, out Nolan Ryan, shares the AL lead in m diM tnJi AM m m ILM IM Nriaa 13 IIMJI Yankee Stadium. National League, got a double- arm injuries. TriMal-MtUlN MNlia 7M mM UI Triaa 13-1 $41IM -greatly...Minnesota Twin Rod Carew distanced Milwaukee’s Don Money victories with 12. ‘But I’m not going IM IS S X i 121 121 Aiaa34MlL2l The Reds tabbed were Johniiy' barreled jolt Tuesday when tm m lm m Nriaa43$2MJI went one-for-five Monday night and into the game subpar. ..” im r n m ii IN (N IN IM Triaa 417 MMJI Bench behind the plate, second ! Cm Earnn in IN MMIM saw his batting average dip to .398. It Tanana suffered an inflammation im N im IN Aradi S-I4 SIMJI baseman Joe Morgan, shortstop was the first time since June 20 that to the triceps tendon in his pi'ching i m 1-4 INN Triaa 134 tlTILlI IM LM IM Dave Concepcion and outfielder m m VI tlMN IM IM his average slipped under the .400 elbow Monday night against the Trim VM SINN IIM LM 121 aMdi34S37.M IM George Foster. Jhird baseman Ron mark... Phillies^ Randy Lerch Minnesota Twins and was forced to LM IM Cey and first ^ ’seman Steve Garvey 12 M aailM LTI Remember ail teams must be leave the game in the sixth inning. 1121 121 IM IM Triaa f.3-1 3Z3LM were the Uis Angeles respresen- a*Mil-2$3UI represented in the All-Star Classic? He’s expected to miss only one start tatives while Dave P ark er of Leading candidates for the New York for the Angels, who, behind Ryan’s Pittsburgh^and Greg Luzinski of AUTO CENTER Mets are catcher John Stearns — and finally gets decision four-hitter, won their second straight' Jai Alai entries Philadelphia were also the fans’ game under new Manager Dave Gar choice. , third baseman Lennie Randle. Isn’t Wtdnetday night that a kick in the head? Should be cia Tuesday night, a 3-0 decision over Some; wjlf complain about the Fht nice though, Randle has done one NEW YORK (UPI) - Eastern Division, when right-fielder with Skip Lockwood finishing up. the Twins. ItH selection pt Bench over St. Louis’ M I U t e n heckuva job for the Mets since being Rookie pitcher Randy Lerch, Roger Freed dropped Ted Sizemore’s Rick Reufchel suffered his third loss Fidrych came up with a sore I'i Tiniitell 4-1 I ttektea Ted Simrdons, currently the N.L.’s j m n m U MtehM 1-1 2 iaa Ftet .isi-* D ie H a rd SAVE acquired. Without him they’d be who has had 10 straight “no two-out fly in the ninth enabling against 12 victories. shoulder, described as a slight mus 7- 2 3 Bmii tek leading batter. Others will say M 4te4 hapless, now they’re only helpless... Richie Hebner to score the winning Dodgers 8, Asiros 0 cle pull, in the first inning of the 5- 8 ha te 8-18 Mhi tenia M 4Mtelter1i Chicago’s Manny Trillo is more decisions” in a row, thought he I mm lorn M llte tel M iJaateik 8- 1 8tteatete Louisville, former home of the run. Doug Rau pitched a four-hitter and Detroit Tigers' 2-1 victory over the 4-1 T ^ deserving than Morgan, San Diego ll laal |.| I Uai Ml M IM arlte IlL 'tte Kentucky (iolonels in the defunct was a “goner” again Tuesday Mike Schmidt s 26th homer with boosted his record to 10-1 behind a 13- Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday night and I t e n t a M I H w H te M I te) te ^ T N bv M a boosters will say ‘why not Dave Win Ste tetekalM tte Oaitea M IteM M I M M r American Basketball Association, night when he yielded a two- Larry Bowa aboard gave the Phillies hit Los Angeles attack, which in Jim Crawford came on to hurl 8 1-3 J-M M l l-M 2-M field?’ All have good cases. But I^-IMMII-M M-smM-il 1 W 1-H AMZMilidi * 1 1 .to . * 1 6 has lined up five exhibition and one run ninth-inning homer by a 2-1 lead in the fourth and they cluded three hits each by Ted Mar innings of tour-hit ball. FM tet M-S M4 441 12-3 remember it’s the fans who do the I laMi M 1 tel itea H WJ, , TmM regular season NBA contests for added two more in the fifth on singles tinez and Bill Russell. The victory "It only hurts when 1 throw," said I tea M ttelaal M J picking and they go by past Mike Tyson that produced a 4-4 M 21 In Sets of Four 1977-78. Attendance poor Atlanta by Boone, Sizemore and Lerch and lifted the Dodgers’ lead in the NL Fidrych. "... It's a disappointment reputations for the most part when tie. 4tepi M 4-1 J{ might make a move... Bake McBride’s forceout. West to 9 1/2 games. Joe Sambito suf not to be going to the All-Star Game 8 late M i Mham LI ; a ) u a i M 4 l« a \ O t e H a r c f / punching out their choices. But Phillies' Manager Danny 5 L J g W it e M i t e l Unhappy Minnesota Viking running In other NL games. New York fered his third loss against four wins again, but it's only one game and a n • ^ , r| I ^ Flni M ite Over in the American League, Ozark stayed with him and the M FteteteN I km Mvrki Sattery p«rft»rmai>ce characteristics ratetl for power accord Our Best Fiber back Chuck Foreman says if he isn’t for the Astros. season is 162 games. What's more 4-1 I t e l t e l n F hate M T l3a lUmlam tog to Battery Council International standards (Group 240 B a ltim o re ’s Ken S in g leto n , Phillies tallied in the ninth for a 5-4 tteHtelte I M i l Rravcs 4, Reds 3 important? the All-Star Game or this tm mm tetei t tarn Fhm Minnesota’s Larry Hisle and New traded he’s prepared to sit out a year victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. T-4-7 T-n l-M 1. M-l l-M m M l rUScriiWkig Rrtenf j Amg.bHr NuMhrr Phil Niekro received credit for his club? " M-T M-l M-l S-M 4-14 M-T M l 144 caaMily 1 aparity afftatn York’s Graig Nettles deserved more or retire from pro football. The 26- "Things just kept getting worse [ National League | Glass Bias Belted year-old former University of Miami ninth win when pinch hitter Tom Crawford struck out six and got ail SOOamps. 139 minutes | 81 78 support than what they received. But during those 10 straight no Dviuglass Belled 23 Sears Low SALE PIlB star says, “I don’t have any desire to the support he needed in the first, BbrkwsB Keitulsr Price PRICE F.E.T. look for New York pilot Billy Martin decisions,” said the slender left Paciorek’s sacrifice fly with none out when the Tigers scored two runs on •7 0 FF...TheDieHard have all the money in the world. I’ve hander from Sacramento, Cal., who in the ninth inning carried the Braves A78-13 29.00 2 6 .1 0 1.73 to include these three among his defeated Chicago, 4-2, Los Angeles an RBI single by Rusty Staub and reserves. lived without a lot of money for most now has a 6-2 record. past Cincinnati, Joe Morgan and RecuUr B78-13 31.00 2 7 .9 0 1.80 of my life and 1 can do it again. blanked Houston, 8-0, Atlanta shaded Champ Summers homered for the Jason Thompson's sacrifice fly. 1^.99 Q Q 9 9 E78-14 33.00 2 9 .7 0 2.26 The pitching staffs should have ”I appreciate Danny leaving me in Cincinnati, 4-3, Pittsburgh beat Mon Enckuife Believe me, it won’t hurt me to work and also for keeping me in the rota Reds, who were blanked by Rick o ^ With Trade some new faces with Chicago Cub treal, 5-4, and San Diego downed San Camp in the ninth. F78-14 36.00 3 2 .4 0 2.42 performers Bruce Sutter and Rick eight hours a day, either. I can be tion when things were going bad,” very comfortable doing that.” Francisco, 7-3. I’irules 3, Expos 4 Sears Best—The DieHard known for fast starts G78-14 38.00 3 4 .2 0 2.58 Reuschel in for strong consideration. Lerch added. "... It was a big game American League Mels 4, Culls 2 Jim Fregosi led off the top of the and dependable service—now on sale. Top or G78-15 39.00 3 5 .1 0 2.65 An old standby like Catfish Hunter Foreman, one of the top stars in for me and the club. The bullpen real the NFL, notes in his second season Rookie Steve Henderson’s two-run 12th with a homer which enabled the side terminals. Fit most American-made cars, H78-15 42.00 3 7 .8 0 2.88 will in all liklihood get the three days ly needed some relief from the daily Volkswagens, also for Marine use. he was making $30,000 while some eighth-inning homer off relief ace Pirates’ Rich Gossage, who pitched Rungerri 4 , O riolen 3 off instead of an invitation. grind.” Motorcycle B atteries...... 116.99 to $25.99 young linebackers were making $50,- Bruce Sutter enabled Jon Matlack to tour innings of shutout ball, to win his Toby Harrah drilled a two-out Whitewalls available at similar savings The victory moved Philadelphia to snap his personal seven-game losing single in the bottom of the 10th inning 000 on his own team. Sounds like here within four games of the Chicago eighth game against five losses. The From the wire is a case of an underpaid superstar. streak and raise his record to 4-10 for Pirates had tied the score, 4-4, in the to drive in Bert Campaneris from V alue Buy Cubs in the National League’s third base with the winning run. The financially troubled In Don’t see that too often. Most are the Mets. Matlack went 8 1-3 innings ninth when the Expos failed to Headlamps dianapolis Racers are on the verge of overpriced. execute a potential game-ending dou which gave the Rangers their sixth 4 4 OFF G u a r d s m a n S e a r s L o u P l u s ble play. Bill Atkinson was Mon straight victory. Ken Singleton had a B l a c k w a l l Regular Price F.E.T. ea . treal’s loser. three-run homer for the Orioles, 1 .a ; s - i 3 i d . M 1.72 Reg. II.a . Easy Sears Heavy- Ruvairi 8 , \1 liile Sux 3 to set for proper B 78 -1 3 l t . M 1.82 I’adrcs 7, Giunis 3 road lighting. C J 8 - U S«.M 3.01 The Padres snapped the Giants' Amos Otis batted in five runs with Duty Shocks F 7 8 - N Brewers punchless 2.37 six-game winning streak as Jerry a two-run homer and a bases-filled S A V E *2 G i S 'M t 4 . m 2.3 3 Turner drove in three runs, two with triple and John Mayberry added a 3.6 0 -1 5 M.M Basket Carrier 1.77 his sixth homer of the year during a solo blast tor Kansds City. Dennis G i 8 - I 3 S l . M 2.3 9 as Yankees triumph Leonard. 8-9, worked his ninth com H 78-15 SB.M 2 .7 9 tie-breaking, four-run rally in the Spectacular once-a- Reg. 119.99, 42x fifth. Bob Owchinko went five innings plete game and struck out nine, 37 in. L if^ tw e ^ t \'ri 3 , Mariners 2 season savings on both aiuminum. Road Handler S e a r s L o u S.ALE P l u s for his third win with Dan Spillner lapsible. W h i t e u a l l R e g . P r i c e PRICE F.E.T. MILWAUKEE (UPI) — It was not a well-pitched game by the finishing. Jim Barr was the loser. Jim Tyrone beat out an infield hit floors of our store. Men’s A R 7 6 - I 3 6 0 . 0 0 19.88 1 .9 3 with two out in the bottom of the 10th S A V E *3 Reg. 97.99 ea.. Replace New York Yankees, but they snapped a three-game losing streak 20 worn ^ocks now—to help B R 7 8 - 1 3 6 6 . 5 6 52.88 2 . 1 8 inning, allowing Marty Perez to race % Clothing, Furnishings, with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night because the Milwaukee Brewers Accessories, and Shoes, Bar Carrier give a comfortable ride. Fit D R 7 8 - I 4 7 0 . 5 6 50.88 2 . 3 8 home with the A s' winning run. Vida most American-made cars, E R 7 8 - I 4 7 5 . 0 6 58.88 2 .6 1 just couldn’t get the hits. Lobsters bow to 1 0 9 9 imports, pickups, vans. first or second in the lineup, he’s Blue went the distance on a seven- too! Whatever you’re F R 7 8 - 1 4 8 1 . 4 0 81.88 2 . 7 5 After 29 at bats, the Brewers had Reg. 913.99. Steel Fast, low-cost installation been hitting the ball well,” Martin BOSTON (UPI) — Rod Laver’s hitter for his seventh victorv. available. G R 7 8 - I 4 8 7 . 0 0 « 9 .tt 2 . 8 8 looking for, don’t be sur bars, won't mar only four hits. said. powerful serve Tuesday night H R 7 8 - I 4 9 2 . 5 1 71.88 3 .0 1 prised to find it on one of roof. Adjust to fit G ullett, gave up both Although nine Brewer basemen carried the San Diego Friars to a 28- car roof. 8 6 O F F * BouMter Shurk$t G R 7 8 - I 5 8 7 . 0 0 72.88 2 .9 1 Milwaukee in 6 2-3 innings were stranded, Martin didn’t seem to our floors, reduced a CAM 2, 20W-S9 mo(4)r oil...... 99*«i I I R 7 8 - 1 5 9 1 . 6 2 76.88 3 .1 1 27 super tiebreaker victory over the Holes in one CAM 2.19W-49 motor oil...... 9T^i. Regular Q Q 9 9 before Tidrow-finished up to recorcT mind. "If we win like this every remarkable 20% to 50%. 929.99 $ 6 0 J R 7 8 - I 5 9 5 . 5 7 78.88 3 . 1 2 Boston Lobsters in World Team Ten CAM 2 ,19W-39 motor oil...... 88.88 his third save. time, I’ll take it,” he said. 50% L R 7 8 - 1 5 1 0 7 . 0 0 3 . 3 6 nis action. There were two liulex- Yankee Manager Billy Martin said Brewer Manager Alex Grammas Laver and Cliff Drysdale beat Roy in-one laxi Friday at off VdtfKliirrr S«>8r>l«» I'lin of Gullett, ”I was a little concerned commented on Gullett’s six Emerson and Mike Estep 6-3 in the Wheel alignment, front wheel balance Um Trock HrMUrTrire F.E.T. .Maneliexter Country that he wasn’t throwing with his full strikeouts and six walks. final men's doubles set to force the We’ll electromcally spin balance both front wheels. Includes - 7 0 0 - 1 4 L T 42.78 2 . 8 7 velocity the last couple of innings.” “He’s the kind of guy who walks match into overtime with Boston Cliih at the par-3, 147- 6 7 0 - 1 5 L T 48.78 3 . 2 7 setting caster/camber and toe-in/toe-out, front end inspection ■ /% Gullett struck out six batters, all in people but he throws hard. He’s the yard fifth hole. 7 0 0 - 1 5 L T 51.78 3 . 5 0 leading 27-26. and storing system adjustment. Includes air conditioned cars, . 1 the first four innings. type who can get you out when you torsion bar adjustment when required. 7 5 0 - 1 6 L T 57.78 3 . 8 8 Einar Lorentzen Martin said Tidrow threw the ball have men on base.” X e o r e d h i x ii x i ii a Auto air tune check & recharge \ o Irailc ill! Frvo Moiinliiifi well. The Yankees broke a 1-1 tie in the I\ew connection irnnis He was pleased with Willie Ran pitehin^ wedge and Ben second when rookie Del Alston of Glastonbury Sears trained professionals will check most air conditioning Sule in l•Jf^’l•l llii» ifi'i'k only. WALLINGFORD (UPI) - AH Delniaxtro got hix aee parts and recharge if necessary. For most Amer. cars. dolph’s performance. Randolph singled, stole second and scored on a rapped out three hits, including a University of Connecticut basketball with an eight iron. 2450 Main Street base hit by Stanley. New York made games will be broadcast by the two-run homer. it 3-1 in the third on singles by Ran Telephone 203-633-5203 Connecticut Radio Network begin VI itnexxex to l.orent/.eii'x Sears wham America shops BRIDGEPORT. CONN HAMDEN. CONN ORANGE CONN EASTnEl.D MALL. MASS WATERBl’HV, CONN 4BSli4nt'rs AJMAlThrwiiNnSiiim Randolph’s fourth homer came in .4MHEA$T HADLCV HUNroaOIRItTOL dolph, Thurman Munson and Graig ning next season, it was announced aee were .Neal Tyler, T.J. Thursday and Friday till nine PITTSFIELD, MASS GREENITELI). MASS W HAKTKpKD.CUNN ' W ^RINCFIELD.MASS MCRtnCN M«THAMrrONOIi>UVaHlH)R the eighth inning after Clift Johnson Nettles plus a fielder’s choice MANCHESTER. CONN MIDDLETOWN. CONN KEENK.NII WESTFIELD. MASS DANBCRV.CONN I .! HiH'KVIM.K S4ilTHIIHirx;r W4RK Tuesday. C r o e k e 11 a n il H e r h ' SatiMfacliofl Guarantetd or Your Money Back N.ai>. .1) ...at \|...v 4 .| V M «ILUMA\TK' singled and Fred Stanley hit into a grounder by Reggie Jackson. Qosed Sunday and Monday UConn Athletic Director John L, fielder’s choice to give the Yankees A wild pitch by Gullett allowed the Getting a little taste I’helon. Delniaxtro wax in their last two runs. Randolph also Toner and Barry Berman, director of a foiirxonie with hix wife, first Brewer run in the first and they' Heisman Trophy winner Tony Dorset! gets a taste of what CRN, told a news conference the singled in the third and fourth innings scored again in the fourth on a pair of professional hitting is like as he winces from a hit by defensive Emma, and Roy and Mae and scored twice. move will insure the broadcast of all walks and a single by Dick Davis, his' lineman Keith Kerkhoff in early workout at Dallas Cowboys’ of the Huskies' 26 season games and Vnderxoii. "Ever since I put him (Randolph) first major league RBI. training camp. (UPI Photo) any post tournament contests, 1 P^ E SIX-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B
□ REAL ESTATE Hornet For Solo 23 Homos For Safe 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Golfers equal at Sutton [s t a n d i n O T Homos For Solo 23 MANCHESTER - New listing! MANCHESTER - Ranch. SUTTON, Mass. (U PD -A II Thursday. cond by one stroke to Tom Watson in laoo, In Rolling Park Estates. Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Seven room Cape, garage, golfers are created equal when The leading money earner at Plea the British Open last week, fared small down payment. Good in National League intersection. Large seven fireplace, carpeting, gorgeous terest rate. Owner will CALL they tee off on the tricky Plea sant V'alley, Lee Elder, has never 2he Keratb room home, large lot. $55,000. poorly on the Pleasant Valley course treed lot near schools and won the tournament, although he has East assume mortgage. 25 years II. n il * sant Valley Country Club 12 years ago in the Carling World CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. recreation. $44,900. 646-5334. payment. CalT anytime, 649- finished second twice and third once. W L Pet. GB OAN REALE MIS course. Open and has not been back since. He Chicago 52 22 .619 The 7,100-yard, par 71 course MANCHESTER - Newer 6 is playing this year only because the Phila 48 36 .571 4 He’ll Hang Up And because no player has ever features thick grass just off the Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 tournament is one of the designated Pitts, 47 39 . 547 6 half baths. Fireplace, won more than once in 10 previous fairways and around the rough. The PGA tournaments on the long and stops on the PGA circuit. St. Louis 46 41 .529 7W PHONE 643-2711 aluminum siding, appliances, SUB long hitters have had as much trouble The lure of Nicklaus and Watson Montreal 39 46 .459 13W carpeting and more. $43,900. IMMACULATE RAISED RANCH sign for you sometimes bushy course, there is no lOtANMlia■ —------Blanchard & Rossetto, conquering the course as the short- has created a ticket demand un NY 34 51 ,400 18W FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 17 room ilumlnum oldod Ranch on boautllul| favorite in the $250,000 Pleasant ball hitters. Realtors, 646-2482. matched since 1965. M eat aero. 3 badrooma, 2 hatha, larga living room, 646-4525 \ alley Classic that gets under wav Jack Nicklaus, for example, se- "We're $55,000 ahead of last year in W L Pet, GB lOWIII IIMniAIUlIt INDEX $30,900. SIX Room Cape. I hardwood floora, wall-to-wall carpatlng.i 175 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CT. LA 57 30 ,655 Heatolator fireplace, enclosed ticket sales, " Pleasant Valley’s Cuz NIW OftilAM NOTICtS ADVERTISINO iDlatinctlva tamllj; room with ralaed brick HcralCi porch, large lot. Good buy. Mingolla said early this week, "U all Cinci 46 38 .548 9W CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1 — L oit snd Found San Fran 40 49 . 449 18 — ttotm (ir) 2 — P trio n a li . RATES Hutchins Agency 646-3166. I haarth. Convanlant to UConn and 25 min. to boils down to one man, Nicklaus, just 3 — Announcamonta Hartford. r Sports Transactions Houston 39 49 .443 18W PHONE 643-2711 I.'.‘.ISHOW I COVENTRY - Circa 1743 Salt- MANCHESTER - Plymouth judging from the calls we've been FOA ASSlirANCf IN ALACINfl VOUA AO 4 — Enitritinmtnl 1 day ....114 word per day — SOUTH WINDSOR— box, Seven rooms completely San Diego 39 52 . 429 20 [ ^ • H o w ts s N 5 — Auctiona 3 d ayi . . . 104 word per day j 742-0401 246-87201 Lane. Immaculate seven Bv I niled Press Inlrrnaliunul getting," New to market. Split level. Three renovated and in excellent Atlanta 31 55 .360 2SW •••••••••••••••••••••••••• wpiwiAiHea roiocaai • 6 daya . . . . 94 word per day bedrooms, laundry room, living room Garrison. Fireplaced Tuesday While Nicklaus, Watson, Gary FINANCIAL 26 d a y i . . . . 04 word per dey I Owner Anxious Reduced to $45,500 condition. Must be seen! Call Tuesday’s Results NOTICE TO CREDITORS 6 — Bondi-Stocks-Morlgagai room is dining room combination, living room, new kitchen, 1 Pro Football Player, Lee Trevino, Hubert Green 9 — P arfontl Loans IS words $2.00 minimum rec room and family room, large Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- 1/2 baths, family room, etc. Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 4 ESTATE OP MARY HECK t/k/a For period ending 7a.m., Thursday, July 14. During Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., St. Louis - Signed free agents Terry McCabe, a linebacker from Austin and Ben Crenshaw will be the crowd MARY T. HECK, deceaaad 10 — inturanca lot in a convenient area of town. Dead end street. Call owner New York 4, Chicago 2 11m Hoq. WUUam E. PUiGeratd. Wedne^ay night, showers and thundershowers will develop Manchester Office, 647-9139. 649-1677. No agents. $53,900. Peay, and defensive back Rollen Smith from Arkansas. favorites, they still must contend Judfa, of the Court of Probate. CMPLOYMENT Equal Housing Opportunity. across parts of the lower Rockies, northern Plains, north 13 — Help Wantad ; REALTY Chicago - Signed seven draft picks, first-round choice Ted Albrecht, guard- Philadelphia 5, St, Louis District of MiDChester at a beariim Manchatltr with defending champion Bud Allin, 4 tMki on Juljr 5, 1917 ordered that all Atlantic states and east Gulf coast region. Fair to partly 14 — Businatt OppoMumtias MANCHESTER - Newly SIX ROOM CAPE - Garage, 15 — Situation Wanted j j f c i a u L EAST HARTFORD - Six room tackle from California; comerback Mike Spivey of Colorado; running back who shot a 7-under-par 277 last year. claims must be presented to the cloudy skies are predicted elsewhere. Minimum readings in NEW HOMES listed. Offered by owner. fireplace. Near school, stores Los Angeles 8, Houston 0 fiduciary on or before October 9.1917 Eight room Ranch wall-to- Split Level. Three bedrooms, Robin Earl of Washington; wide receiver Gerald Butler of Nicholls State or be barred u by law provided. clude: (approximate maximum temperatures in EDUCATION Wttlwood Section II and bus line. A1 condition. Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 10 — Pfivaia instfucHoni I HAPPY 12th. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg wall carpeting, paneled fami family room, 1 1/2 baths, Extras. Mid $30s. No agents. linebacker Nick Buonamici of Ohio SUte; center-guard Connie Zelencik of “P w irl l J. HttltiHttltman. parenthesis) Atlanta 73 ( 92), Boston69 (90), Chicago73 I94i, 19 — Schoois-Claisaa Ranches, Capes, Colonials, San Diego 7, San Fran Assistant Clerk Farm, with three story barn. ly room, fireplace, 2 baths, large patio, treed lot, extras. Call 649-5433. Purdue; and comerback Terry Irvin of Jackson State. Also signed two free- Cleveland 63 (89), Dallas 76 ( 98), Denver 57 ( 87), Duluth 62 20 — Instructions Wanted I BIRTHDAY KENDRAI Butler-type building. Power cisco 3 The fiduciary is: Raised Ranches, Dutches. walk-up attic, treed lot, By owner. 568-6818. Principals agent linebackers, Gary Campbell of Colorado and Don Joyce of Tulane. Henrv J. Heck (82), Houston 71 (92), Jacksonville 73 ( 95), Kansas City 75 REAL ESTATE plant, and other out buildings, Now starting on high treed Only. 197 Henry Street •§ Love-Mom, Dad, enclosed yard, attached gar Atlanta — Signed offensive tackle Warren Bryant, its No. 1 draft choice Soccer tourney Today’s Games (98), Little Rock 73 ( 99), Los Angeles 60 (78), Miami 79 (88), 23 » Homes lor Sale lus Three Lovely Homes, lots. Call now to see our age, assumable mortgage - Loio-Land lor Sola 24 Mancbeeter, Conn. (WHO 24 — Lols-Land lor Sale ^ Kim, and Kelly. iffers invited. B/W Realty, from Kentucky. Pittsburgh (Candelaria New Orleans 75 (91), New York 71 (90), Phoenix 77 (101), San 25 — Invasimant Property g plans. low interest rate, and more. THREE or FOUR Bedroom The Manchester Rec Department- 647-1419. Cape - Non thru street. BUILDING LOT For Sale - New York Jets — Signed guard Randy Rasmussen to three one-year con 8-3) at Montreal (Rogers 9- Francisco 52 ( 74), Seattle 54 (70). St. Louis 74 (100), 26 — Business Property Prietd from $59,900 to Mid $40’s. 643-1038 or 646-4875. sponsored annual townwide 7) , N 27 — Resort Property Bowers area. Enclosed Henry Street. Near schools. Washington 71 (94). 28 ~ Reel Esiste Wanted $64,900. No brokers. Call 646-4528. tracts Also cleared waivers on running back Steve Davis, who now'becomes playground soccer tournament will DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, EAST HARTFORD - Burnside beautiful back yard. All a free agent. Chicago (Burris 9-8) at □ NOTICES MISC. SERVICES ADVERTISING carpeting, aluminum storms, hardwood floors. Fireplace, be held Thursday at Manchester •■•••••••••••••••••••••••a Avenue. Commercial proper Tampa Bay - Acquired quarterback Mike Boryla from Philadelphia in New York (Koosman6-10), 31 -> Services Offered Holp Wontod 13 2 furnaces, trees, $445 income. M ER R in ly. Six Room Colonial, Only range, refrigerator. Parklike High, Play begins in the morning at N *******••••••••••••••••••• 32 — Painting-Papering DEADLINE $39,500. Hutchins Agency, 64fr landscape. High $30s. Call 649- WEST HARTFORD exchange for a future draft choice. 33 — Building-Contracting 646-1180 $36,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- 9:30 and concludes in the afternoon Lost ind Foundd i 34 •— Rooling-Sidmg 12:00 noon the day before 3166. 1339. ACHES St. Louis (Underwood 5- Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 7475. 35 — Healing.Piyrnbmg publication. HIghf dry land. around 4 o'clock. 36 — Flooring 4) at Philadelphia (Carlton LOST - Brown Bible, inside Watt of Mountain Road 11-4), N 37 — Moving-Truching-Slorsge Oeadlina for Saturday and brown soft leather case. Main 38 — Services Wanted Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Naar raatrvolr. Los Angeles (Hooton 8-3) Street vicinity. Call 643-4014, $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ^ acra or return to South Methodist MISC. FOR SALE ISCHQQL'B U S lP CAU 247-1939 at Houston (Lemongello 1- Church. 40 — Household Goodr. Softball 11), N Qualib Control Technician 41 — Articles tor Sale' PLEASE READ LISTINGS NEEDED!!! 12 — Building Supplies Atlanta (Collins 1-8) at YDUR AD An IntorMtIng parmananl position la Im- 13 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Resort Properly 27 Cincinnati (Billingham 8- 14 — Livesloch □ EMPLOYMENT madiataly availabla on tho aacond ahitt. Applicant 15 — Boats & Accessories Classified ads are taken over TONIGHT’S GA.MES Allied, Ernie Calaci and Bob Plaster 4), N 16 — Sporting Goods last night at Martin. Candy Blasko ••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa** mutt ba High School Qraduata with soma In- the phone as a convenience. COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet klork \s. .Annulli's, 6 each had four hits, Jerry Summers, San Francisco (Halicki 7- 17 — Garden Products Y8 The Herald la responsible for from beach. Two bedroom, — Fitzgerald had two bingles for the losers while Hotp 13 duatrlal quality control oxporlanco, high achool 18 — Antiques only one Incorrect insertion and Bob Tinsley and Mark Duval three 8) at San Diego (Griffin 5- 19 — Wanted to Buy winterized summer cottage, for the Tees, Sue Cain singled and then only to the size of the 1 " ^ ! j $15,900. 859-1665. Fogarly's \s. Bogner's, 7:15 apiece and Don Leonard, Bob Green 7), N chemistry and knowladga In paper making and RENTALS original Insertion. Errors which hom er^, Denise Boutilier singled SALES POSITION - Straight —Fitzgerald the uaa ol llbara In paper or toxllto type 12 — Rooms lor Rent do not lessen the value ol the and Ed Kowal two apiece. Calaci had commissions, leads furnished 13 — Apartments lor Rent NEFire \». Angela, 6 —Robert- and tripled, Jackie Tucker stroked to homeowners. Call 242-5402. u i r advertisement will not be cor Reel Eotati Wonlod 28 two homers and Plaster and procasaat will Inhanco the appileanta 14 — Homes lor Rent rected by an additional Inser three bingles and Monique Gagnon American League >5 — Business lor Rent ^on Summers one each. For Glen, Greg tion. doubled. qualifications. 16 — Resort Property for Rent ALL CASH For your property, \ ito’s \ 9 . Pero’s, 7:15 —Robert East PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Karakashian had four hits, Biff Air Force recently announced Salary will commansurata with your 17 — Wanted to Rent within 24 hours. Avoid Red son Trader World blasted Nassiff’s, 34- W L Pet, GB >6 — Misc for Rent Grimes and Jim Mistretta three each new openings for individuals axporianco and proven ability for Indapondant e x c e l l e n t b u y Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Boston 48 36 .571 AUTOMOTIVE Circuits >s. Gus's, 8:30 and Steve Fox, Jack Maloney. Hank 8. Lisa Cooke drove in five runs, Lori with prior military service. If DRIVERS ATTRACTIVE Corporation, 646-0131. Balt. 49 38 .563 W raaponslblllty. it _ Autos for Sale '"’'"aculale three bedroom six room Colonial Cape with IVl baths, three —Robertson Polowski and Jim Hynes two apiece. Grant homered, Laura Schuester had you have been out for less '2 — Trucks for Sale Holp Wontod 13 townhouse condominium. Two lull and 2 half baths '3 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale SELLING your house? Call us B..A. Club \s. SCongo, 6 —Nebo three hits and Leslie Gouette and NY 49 38 .563 W than 5 years and are looking Wa otter axcallant amployaa banafitt Including FOR rec room, carpeting, central air conditioning' bedrooms, formal dining room, large living room, Grimes and Fox homered. Cleve. 40 42 .488 7 for "A Great Way of Life’ , 4 — Motorcycles-Bicydes plus a treed lot In a very convenient location. Near a first and we ll make you a Toniniy’s \s. Scruse, 7:15 Colleen MacGillvary plated four runs Blue Croat S CMS paid by the company. 5 — Campers-Traiters-Mobite appliances and more. Priced at $37,900 Hurryl Milw 39 46 .459 9W contact the Air Force im SCHOOL BUSES busline and a hospital. $30’s cash offer. T.J. Crockett, —Nebo each for the 11-2 Antiques. Tracy Apply Monday through Friday or It you prafar, Homes Realtor, 643-1577. CHARTER OAK Detroit 39 46 , 459 9W mediately. Call 646-7440. 6 — Automotive Service Nbw IS CCongo \s. NassifPs, 6 —Nike Eleven hiU produced a 6-2 win for Ogden, Debbie Kosky and Rose Mall your reaumo ol Exporlanco and salary 7 — Autos for Rent-Lease Training starta now lor Toronto 31 54 .365 17V4 IMMEDIATE Cash for your \4alnut \s. Aeadia, 7:15 —.Nike the Jaycees over Farr’s last night at Desteph were best for Nassiff’s. STEADY WORK - Reliable, raquiremanta to our Paraonnal Manager; qualiflod paopla lo laarn West hard worker, who wants THE property. Let us explain our Thrifty \s. H.NBank, 6 —Keeney Fitzgerald. Jeff Keith and Rick Ken to driva achool bua part- W L Pet. GB steady employment, good in llma In Manchaatar or fair proposal. Call Mr. Elks »'s. SMB. 6 —Cheney ny each had two hits and Dave AMF CUNO DIVISION Belfiore, 647-1413. Fast pitch Chicago 50 34 . 595 come. Call 528-6702 between 9- Varnon In Saptambar. TIME Malick homered for the winners Kan City 46 38 .548 4 2 only. 47 MAIN STREET Holp Wontod 13 NIKE while six different players had one CCCFL Minn 47 40 .540 4V4 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. 06066 to uarn ■ littlu uxtra MAY WE BUY your home? Behind a 17-hit attack. Formal’s NOW accepting applications * o fau*/ OpportuWlir tm phttr monuy thiu summur. Quick, fair, all cash and no Sportsman Tavern nipped Renn's, hit each for Farr’s. Texas 43 41 .512 7 Inn girls' team tripped South Wind for full time employment. Wu nuod boys and problems. Call Warren E. 5-4, Monday night at Nike. Bruce Calif. 41 42 .494 8W Minimum Requirements Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sor, 12-9, last night in South Windsor. Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Peck and Frank Fillarmo each had WOMEN’S REC Oakland 37 48 .435 1314 only. NURSES girla 2 avaninga par South Windsor led 9-2 after four in Seattle 37 53 .411 16 waak. Muat ba HIDDEN AWAY two hits for the winners and Mike Two five-run frames gave Tikey a 1. 5 years good driving nings but reliever Lauri Turkington DISHWASHER Full Time EARN $1000 or more RN’s - LPN’s experience. praaantabla, On a lovely lot Is this new three bedroom Colonial. Household Goods 40 Masse and Bill McCarthy a like 14-5 win over Lavalee last night at Tuesday’s Results VEHICLE MECHANIC - No Days. Permanent position. NEWER DUPLEX slammed the door shut the final in Cleveland 7, Boston 1 experience required. Current demonstrating name brand 2. No criminal record. courtaoua, and 2'/4 baths, fireplaced family room, huge kitchen, for 5-5 home with three bedrooms, huge kitchens with number for Renn's. Cheney. Helen Gallagher had three tovs and gifts (Fisher-Price, Aid and Assistance has WHITE REFRIGERATOR. nings allowing just two hits while Detroit 2, Toronto 1 training openings. Good s f e e t ™ raaponalbla. If In- mal dining room, lleldstone front, double garage and appliances, 1V4 baths, separate basement and hits and Diane Minor, Linda Baker salary, paid training. Enlist Playskool, Fenton) with part-time and full-time 3. Good physical condition. much more. Mid $60's. Good condition. $50. Call 647- Formal s rallied with a pair of two- Kansas City 8, Chicago 3 taraatad, plaata hava __ heating systems, threet iiiw v VWIcar garage. 4.VWOOILowest $60's. Last night. Cherrone's held on for a and Gail Kleinschmidt two apiece for ment requiired. Ages 17-35. Treasure House party plan. hours available for you. 4. Proper attitude. 1408 or 649-7226. run innings and a four-run outburst to New York 5, Milwaukee ALUMINUM STORM Window Part or full time. No cost for Personal and Professional paranta or guardian 12-10 win over Flo’s. Bob Ferron and the Painters. Penny Gagnon and Ann Call U.S. Army at M3-94(52. ComMny needs help to sell 5. Clean Appearance. nail down the decision. Shirley 2 kit. Also booking parties. Call satisfaction derived from CONTEMPORARY 5-shelf Greg Johnston each had three hits install and repair windows iii 6. Be available for work contact Both McLaod Lynn each had two hits and Nancy VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No 242-5830------or collect------perperson to providing good nursing wall unit. Wood-chrome-glass. Adams and Lynn Wright each had Texas 4, Baltimore 3 Btanchester area. Full or part pe during the entire at tha Manchaatar and Mike Crockett, Bob Boland and Grier homered for the losers. experience required. Current irson for Miss Carol 491- care on a 1 to 1 basis for BUUKfliUlO & ROSSEHO, Inc. Call 527-0147 between 9 and 4. four hits for 7-3 Formal’s with time. Telephone 1-223-4460 Evening Herald. John Bruger two apiece for Oakland 3, Seattle 2, 10 training openings. Good 21100( . school year. 646-5450, 5-9 (Miss Burton). Adams driving in four runs. Formal’s innings before 8:30 a.m. clients in their own homes Phono 647-9940 Cherrone’s. Johnston had two e a s t e r n salary, paid training. Enlist 189 WEST CENTER STREET - MANCHESTER plays Thursday night at 6:15 at Mt. SUMMER EVEN hotter or medical facilities. WE BUY AND Sell Furniture. homers and Burger one four-bagger. Five runs in the fifth proved to be California 3, Minnesota 0 ment required. Ages 17-35. Nebo against Vernon. Today’s Games Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. because of bills? Keep your For Inlormatlon Call EQUAL HOUSING MLS Cash on the line. One piece or Ed Bombardier had four hits for the difference as MCC Vets tripped cool. Sell Avon. Earn extra ELECTRICIAN OPPORTUNITY an entire houseful. d46-6432. Toronto (Lemanezyk 7-7 643-681S REALTOR Flo’s. Looking Glass II, 11-8, last night at i> • i POWER GENERATOR PART TIME money in your spare time. No AM and/or PM Routoa Experienced helpers. All S46-2482 Furniture Barn, 345 Main and Vuckovich 4-7) at Nebo. Ralph Braithwaite and Ray sKlCtieSt pU rse Equipment Operator - No selling experience necessary. Ploaao call John Thrall at benefits. Call 871-&26, after Street beside Douglas Motors. (Thicago (Knapp 7-4 and RELIABLE Call: 523-9401. AH) and ASSISTANCE 6:00 p.m. INDY Huk each had three hits and John experience required. Current 643-2414 Kucek 0-0), N training openings. Good PERSON of Northeasteni C l bic. Army i Navy won its first contest Kearney and Jim Silver two apiece EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (UPI) any waakday morning salary, paid trainning. Enlist LEGAL SECRETARY - Full 387 Eat! Cantar St. PHYSICAL THERAPIST to - Escort, who finished 3 3/4 lengths Boston (Jenkins 7-6) at naodod lor divoraifiod or part time. Experienced before 6:00 lor an Intar- work on a contractual basis MANCHESTER - Just listed. 01 me campaign Monday night, 8-7, for the Vets. Ray Kandoiin and Dave ment required. Ages 17-35. Seven room Ranch. Three behind Crash in the first elimination Cleveland (Garland 6-9), N sacratarlal work in p refe rred . Call 643-7779, Manchaatar, Conn. vlaw. for certified home-health over CBT at Nike. Rich Clapp had Fregin-each had three hiU, Brad Call U.S. Army at 64^9462. bedrooms, family room, two division race, defeated Nat Lobell by Detroit (Arroyo 5-7) at local real aetata offlea. between 9 and 5. agency. Two years experience three hits including a homer and Verona homered and singled and under adequate supervision baths, garage. Bowers School. Buzz Ames, Bill Belkewicz and John Steve Steeves had two hits for Glass. a length Tuesday night to win the Kansas City (Colborn 10-9), EARN EXTRA Money Part Typing and bookkaap- Many extras. Mid $40’s. Hayes N time, working from our plea MATURE WOMAN to stay required. Call Manchester Corporation, 646-0131. Deroyt two apiece for the Vets. $212,500 final of the $425,000 plng nacaatary. 3 overnight with elderly lady. Public Health Nursing New York (Hunter 5-3) sant office. Hourly rate, plus Frank Dinucci had three hits and SENIOR GIRLS Meadowlands Pace — the richest commission. No experience hours par day, aoma Call 649-4646 only Wednesday Association, 647-1481. at Milwaukee (Slaton 6-8), MANCHESTER - Six Room Roger Thompson two and Hank Reed Personal Tee routed Veal’s, 25-2, race in harness or Thoroughbred necessary. Will train. Call us flaxiblllly available. and Thursday between 10 and history. N RN’S - LPN’s OCCUPATIONAL Therapist Cape. Good condition. Low at 569-4990. homered for the Bankers, Sand raauma to Box H, taxes. Low heating cost. Good Baltimore (Palmer 10-8) to work on contractual basis c /o Manchoator LADY TO UVE IN - Free, for certified home health starter home. Large yard. at Texas (Ellis 5-7), N WINDOW WASHER Wanted - All shifts. Part time or full Owner, $34,500. Offers invited. Last night Bob & Marie’s exploded Must be experienced, and Herald. and one retired man to help agency. Two years experience Seattle (Abbott 4-7) at with chores. Either one must under' adequate supervision 646-8166. for eight runs in the sixth inning to reliable. Steady work. Call Services Olfered J * Services Olfered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Bullding-Controcling 33 Oakland (Langford 7-7), N 649-5334. have license. Call 649-5459. time. Pleasant working con required. Call Manchester overtake Nelson’s, 10-5, Larry Quin- Soccer Public Health Nursing tiliani had three safeties and Rick Minnesota (Goltz 9-6) at EJtST HARTFORD HIGH ACRES Lawn Care - EXPERT TREE Removal - PAINTER NEEDS Work - WES ROBBINS carpentry PHONE FROM home to ser EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - PARK MAINTENANCEE per- ditions. Benefits. Apply in Association, 647-1481. Malloy and Tony Listro two apiece California (Hartzell 3-6), N For the economy minded. Landscaping, mowing, trim Free estimates. Insured. Interior, Exterior Painting, remodeling specialist,st. Ad- vice our customers in the Conwrate office. Excellent son Qualified t. ______intain ming, power edging, trucking. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, grounds, mechanical equip AUTOMOTIVE Salesperson Small Ranch. Could use Working Manchester area for Papering, by the hour or job. for Pizza while Bob Hagedom and A1 JUNIOR EAST Manchester area. Flexible skills. Legal background person. Vernon Call 568-4396. built-ins, bathrooms, MIDGET NORTH ment and buildings at wanted. Must be aggressive, redecorating. Make an over eight years. Reasonable. Residential, Commercial. McCall each had three hits and Bill Ed Ansaldi scored three goals and hours, super earnings. 249- desirable. Minimum three Summer homes, apartments, kitchens, 649-3446. Jim MacGillvary scored twice and 7773. Wickham Park. Call Mr. self-motivated and have a offer. $32,500. Call, All-State Tree Expert Magnotta, Dave Osleger, Lou Sirois Myles McCurry two as the Raiders yeara experience. Excellent Manor. Call Mon- BRICK, BLOCK, Stone Co., 742-6591. windows puttied. 20 years Mike Patulak once as the Falcons benefits. Call 646-6555 , 8:30 to Binnekade, 528-0856. desire for above average ear and Tracy Philipp two apiece for blanked the Cyclones, 5-0, last night. HOM^EXEHSREJILTY Fireplaces, concrete. experience! Will Travel. E. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - shutout the Chieftains, 3-0. [Basketbain MATURE WOMAN Desires 5. nings. All replies strictly con Nelson's. Kevin Krause also played well for the d ay through fidential. Write Box HR, c/o 646-4353 Chimney repairs. No job too C&M TREE Service - Free es Davis, 649-0495. Homes, Additions, Repairs, Mike Zotta scored two goals and Position - Housekeeper / Com- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Experience only. Excellent Manchester Herald. small. Save. Call 644-8356 for timates, discount senior Raiders while best in defeat were Jim Siewertsen one as the Metros pannlon for male, in exchange SUPERINTENDENT - NEW LISTING - Two family, estimates, citizens. Company 345-2009. DUSTY Dave Bean, Jay Hall and Pat SENIOR I for room, board, small salary. married couple for small benefits. Salary open. Call Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. toppled the Hawks, 3-1. Steve Bogli WANTED: Experienced two car garage, plus many Manchester owned and Bullding-Contraciing 33 John Pisch tossed in 31 Excellent references. Write apartment complex. Universi 646-3003. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Five runs in the seventh inning McNamara. marked for the Hawks. aluminum sider and trim extras. Asking $42,900. Call operated. Call 646-1327 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 Box C, c/o Manchester ty of Connecticut area. Duties Mr. Bergin now, Paul J. Correnti Real and attics. Moving large lifted North United Methodist past Goals in the first and fourth period points and Jim McNickel Include: General work. Knowledge or brake. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Herald. Estate, 643-5363, 646-3897. appliances, also stone or loam LAWNS MOWED, Trucking, CBT Blue, 6-1, last night at Robert by Jim Voiland gave the Racers a 2-0 13 more as Tull whipped maintenance, minor repairs, 643-9799 after 6 p.m. new homes custom built, BIDWELL Home Improve MIDGET SOUTH 871-0385 delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. trimming and tree work, etc. son. Jim Lapenta had three hits and triumph over the Earthquakes. Mike Squire Village, 90-42, at RNs Si LPNs - Looking for a painting, tenant contact. Free remodeled, additions, rec ment Co. Expert installation Cl Eric Waller! scored both goals as CARRIERS EAST HARTFORD - 646-8864 or 647-1240, after 5. rooms, garages, kitchens of aluminum siding, gutters Jim Breitenfield, Roger Kennith and Hall and Pam Zinsser also played Charter Oak Park. John challenge and high pay? We rent. Send resume to Buelneoo Opportunity 14 Manchester line. Six room VINYL REPAIR - We can fix the Comets whitewashed the are a new Geriatrric St Men- Superintendent, P.O. Box 404, remodeled, bath tile, cement and trims. Roofing installa Nelson Eddy two apiece for well for the Racers while Chris Christion had 13 points and picture book Ranch. Brick sofas, chairs, cars etc. No EXPERT Sign painting and tion and repairs. 649-6495. 875- Sounders, 2-0. Joel Feehan and Wen tal Retarded Facility. Bloomfield, Ct. 06002. WAITRESS WANTED. Part CHILD CARE for SMALL ENGINE Service work. Steps, dormers. Methodist. Six players had one hit Terry, Kent Stringfellow and Roger George Wofford 12 for NEEDED front, fireplace, custom need for expensive rec- lettering. Mail boxes a Residential or commercial. 9109. dy Bluis were best in defeat. Immediate openings for part time afternoons, Saturdays in kindergardener needed near Corporation expanding dealer kitchen, garage. Low $40’s. covering, 568-5878. speciaalty. 646-2158. each for CBT. Greenwood played well for the Squire. time 7 to 3, full and part time 3 JANITORS and Housekeepers cluded. Apply in person at 1015 Call 649-4291. Carl Stevenson scored two goals Verplanck School. Call Dian network. No experience Hayes Corp. 646-0131. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Earthquakes. Bill Morgan netted 20 to 11, plus 11 to 7 Supervisor. - Needed for Saturday and Mayberry Village, Main Street after 3:00. na, days, at 549-4600. necessary. Complete training REWEAVING burns, holes. CLUTTERED ATTICS & and Ed Adams one as the Wings out- Contaett Mr. Atlas for con Sunday only. Call 528-2167 for TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY' roofing, storm windows, aw CANDLELIGHT points and Mike (^esnel 11 Eaat Hartford program. $500. investment VERNON - Just getting Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Cellars? Will haul unwanted nings. (Quality workmanship, scored the Rockets, 3-1. Jeff fidential appointment, an a^intment. East Hart ATTENDANTS FOR Shell TELEPHONE SALES - Earn required to start your own Carpentry and general con- Two runs in the seventh boosted JU.MOR WEST as Fogarty’s topped the Ploooo coll Dovo ot started? Call us about this 5- Window shades, Venetian items for you reasonably. Call free estimates. Fully insured. Kennedy scored for the Rockets. between 9 and 4 , 278-1060. ford Convalescent Home, 745 Car wash, Manchester. Must $4.00 per hour, salary and business. Ideal for retired or ti acting. Residential and room home priced at $20,500. blinds. Keys. TV for rent, 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free commercial. Whether it be a 872-9187, 649-3417, Moriarty’s to a 5-4 win over Blue Andy Browne scored two goals and Eagles, 69-53. Eric Hall Main Street, East Hartford. be over 18, Friendly, neat in commission. Multi branched, art time. Details on request. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- estimates. small repair job, a custom Moon last night at Robertson. Fred Mike Ahn, Chris Carmel and Eric (12) and Ollie Lucier (10) AIR FORCE now awards appearance and have good four state firm has permanent Ir. Barker. ESCAA Field & 5221. built home or anything in SPECIALIZING cleaning and Valenti had three hits and Bill Juttner one each as the Hurricanes paced the Eagles. associates degrees. Get REAL ESTATE Sales people work record. Good income, openings. Call 643-4301. Training Division Box 619, MANCHESTER - Owner AMBITIOUS students willing technical training, good pay, for Manchester area. Must be 649-0872 good chance for advancement. between, call 646-1379. repairing chimneys, roofs, Justice, Karl Hasel and Bob Cornell blew past the Tomahawks, 5-1. Gary Paul Groves popped in 30 Wading River, New York. relopating. Year old six room INTERIOR & EXTERIOR to do yard work and odd jobs. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 and a great way of life. For licensed or in process. Call Mr. Clougherty, between CARPET CLEANER Trainee 11792. two apiece for Moriarty’s. Rick Gates tallied for the losers. Baseball points and Bruce Ledoyt 20 Colonial in excellent condi Painting - Insured. Good Please call 649-2868. FOR ALL your Dry Wall Years Experience. Howley, enlistment details call 646- Generous commission 11 and 4 p.m. Tor appointment $140 per week to start. Car work. Reasonable rates. Free Nicola had four hits and Pete Bezzini Bob Monaco scored all three goats as MAC bested the RECEPTIONIST - Part time. tion. Large rooms, bath and needs - Drobiak Dry Wall 643-5361. 7440. schedule. Wolverton Agency and personal interview. 647- allowance, plus all fringes. $500 PER Thousand stuffing 1/2, all appliances, wood deck estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, two for Blue. in a 3-1 win by the Knights over the Kingsters, 75-68. Tom Realtors, 649-2813. Evenings 5:00 to 8 p.m. Every 9016. Call 643-4301. envelops.enve! Free supplies. 649-6985. Company, 575 Center Street, ALUMNI JUNIOR other weekend, 10 a.m. to 4 overlooks large yard, es Pelnllng-Peparlng 32 Manchester. Call 646-8882. ROOFER WILL Install roof Rangers. Mike Roy also played well Tucker and Bill Wilson RECEPTIONIST-9 to 5. Mon- Rush and s ta m r^ ad- tablished neighborhood, siding or gutters for low dis Four runs in the top of the eighth day thru Friday. Write P.O. SECRETARY FOR South p.m. Must be able to type. In the nightcap. Multi Circuits for the winners while Shawn Whiston were high for the losers dressed envelope'P® to EastSastern priced right. Call United Real CARPENTRY - All types of PAINTING - interior and count price. Call Ken at 647- inning gave Mari-Mads a 9-5 win over Box 222, Manchester. Windsor law firm Must have Apply Hillside Manor, 278- Opportunities, 33 Cornell Cir NEWTON SMITH - nipped Crispino’s, 4-3. Tim Cun tallied for the Rangers. with 20 and 14 markers ly. 648-5(516. carpentry; Remodeling, exterior, paperhanging, Remodeling, Repairing. Rec 1566. State Bank last night at the West excellent typing skills, prior 1060. cle, Eaast Hartford, Conn. roofing, siding. No job too excellent work. References. ningham had four hits including the respectively. R E L IE F COOK - C areer legal experience unneccesary 06108. rooms. No job too small. 649- Side. It was Mari-Mads’ first SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine small. Free estimates. 644- Free estimates. Fully in 3144. game-winning blow with Ken Bauier PEE WEE EAST Craig Kearney netted 14 minded individual. Good Send replies to P.O. Box 3203, DENTAL-SURGICAL Assis room Custom Ranch. Two 3079. Heating-Plumbing 35 triumph of the campaign. Alex Talcottville, Ct. tant ■ Wanted for oral sur- sured. Martin Mattson, 649- and Dale Ostrout adding two bingles Mike Chirgwin scored four goals, points and Walt Adamy benefits and salary. Second SERVICE BUSINESS earn baths, cast iron baseboard 4431. Britnell had three hits including a shift. Apply Vernon Manor, or [eon's Vernon office. Full $800 per week. Minumum CARPENTRY, Custom SEWERLINES, sink lines, each. Mike Coughlin homered and A.J. Marcantonio two and Jeff nine as the Bears nipped heat, central air conditioning, WINDOW CLEANING - Houses - Addditions, garages, double, Gordy Plouffe two hits and call 871-0^. - - ‘Crctsrv ■ fime, experience preferred. down payment. Call 643-4301. Commercial & Residential. cleaned with electric cutters. Mike Crispino had two singles for Nodden and Jay Mistretta one each the Indians, 37-36. Bill Kel law office. Wiirtrain. Must be Call 872-8331. 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes QUALITY PAINTING and roofing and siding, kitchens, three RBIs, and Paul Peck tripled Corp. 64M131. Full insured. Free estimates. Paper Hanging by Willis ^ professionals. McKinney Crispino’s. in an 8-0 rout by the Cosmos over the ly and Frank Beaupre each REAL ESTATE Career - Earn excellent typist. Reply P.O. McDonald’s'" Call Quality Maintenance In bathrooms, and repair work Bros. Sewage Disposal and homered and drove in three for Box 525, South Windsor, Ct. FULL TIME Typist - For Situation Wontod 15 Scnultz. Fully insured, oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar Meteors. Laurie St. Laurent and had eight points for the In $15,000-(- annually. Must have MANCHESTER ^ ^ corporated, 646-8845. references. 649-4343. Commpany, 643-5308. the winners. Dean Gustafson had two license. Ralph Pasek, medical office. Call 649-8979, vis for estimate, 643-6712. KEU Todd Grossman were best in defeat. dians, McDonald's* at the Burr Corners Bedroom Cape. Fireplace, hits and Bernie Alemany doubled for Realtor, MLS. 289-7475'. FLORAL DESIGNER Wanted between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. CHILD CARE in liedhsed remodeled kitchen, inground ED’S LIGHT Trucking - NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Steve Gay and Ken Calabro found - Must be experienced. Apply home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch CARPENTRY St Masonry - Each side had 13 hits, a run in the the Bankers. SENIOR III Shopping Plaza has an opening for pool, city utilities, excellent Cellars and attics cleaned. painted for $150-$200 by repairs, plugged drains, the mark in a 2-1 win by the Brewers PART TIME Female - bench in person, 1122 Burnside EXPERIENCED Circuit laundry outings and overtime Additions and remodeling. kitchen faucets replaced, eighth inning but a ninth-inning tally Optical Style Bar won by a custodian. Hours are from 11 condition. $39,900. Hayes Trees cut. Free estimates. scheduling now. Professional Free estimates. Call Anthony over the Chiefs. Billy Cole played work, deburring. Experience Avenue, East Hartford. Board Personnel. All shifts. services. Manchester. Deb Corp. 646-0131. 646-1943. repaired. Rec rooms. j gave Turnpike TV a 7-6 win over Making the most of five hits, forfeit over Eagle Juniors Call 646-7648 after 6 p.m. bie, 643-1790. considers any job. 289-9287, Squillacote. 649-0811. well and Tom Janenda scored for the helpful, will train. Minimum P.M, to 7 A.M. Responsibilities will evenings or weekends, Don. bathroom remodeling, heat / Jim’s last night at Keeney. Ed Monday night. Scott REFRIGERATION - Air Con- Chiefs while Kyle Bockus also play^ Moriarty Juniors edged past Moriar- five hours daily. Call 289-7542, BY OWNER - Immaculate ALUMINUM Siding does need modernizzation. etc. Free Lojeski drove in the winning run with Hansen netted 20 points 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday ditioning. Heating Service Include floors, walls, windows and TWO HIGH School boys will cleaning. Free demonstration CARPENTRY, Remodeling, Estimate gladly given. M & M well for the Brewers. ty Fuel, 8-7, last night at Cheney do lawn work and odd jobs. seven room aluminum sided PAPER HANGING Expert. Additions - Roofing, siding, Ron Lanzano. Darrell Netto, Don and Tom Bride 12 as Bake through Friday, South Wind Manager to take charge of Cape. Wall-to-wall carpeting, and esfimate. 0 K Cleaning Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Tech. Dean Tully pitched out of a sor area. local service orientated outside cleaning. Experience Have pick up. 649-182.5 or 649- Your average paper, in and painting. No job too Forstrom and Bruce Gardner each bases-loaded one-out jam in the sixth outdistanced Albatross, SO 6506. fireplace, rec room, low Service, Coventry, Conn, 742- averag e room , $30. Mr. small. Free estimates. 644- PEE WEE WEST department. Call Jack Wood preferred, but we do have a super heating, 1/2 acre. $43,500. 643- 6733. PLUMBING and Heating • having two blows. Tom Vecsey, Don to give the Juniors the upset win. Jeff SO. Charles Cohen and Ken WAITRESS PART Time cock, 528-4144. ; CARRIER Richman, 646-3864. 3079. Subby Romano’s fourth period tal 1695. Fast service. Reasonaole Zura, Marty Thibodeau and Leo Chemielewski’s two-run single in the Lietz had 12 and 10 respec nights. Permanent position. vised training program. COMPLETE lawn rates. Licensed. Call Ron. 643- ly gave the Lions a 1-0 win over the ; NEEDED J.P. LEWIS Si SON - Interior CARPENTRY - Repairs, Maheux each had two safeties for tively for the losers. Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad NOW Accepting applications - □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER - New listing maintenance - Lawns, $5 and 6567, fifth tied it for Fuel but in the bottom Street. Daapwood and and Exterior Painting, remodeling, additions, gar Jim's. Bruins. Greg McDonald and Earl Joe Reiser pumped in 16 for full time employment. offered by owner - Six Room up. Hedges, $10 and up. Paperhanging, and of the inning Jim Ferrari’s single and Call between 10 and 3. 872- V all^ law Araa ages, roofing. Call David Edwards played well for the winners Apply in person at McDonald's*, Cape, on heavily treed corner Edging, and fertilizing. 647- remodeling. Fully insured. two errors produced the two runs points and Mike Long 10 as GENERAL OFFICE Oerk for 4515. An equal opportunity South WIndaor Prlvelo Inolructlonno It Patria. 644-1796. Services Wonted 3S and Sean Ransom for the Bruins. Raunchy Relations tripped Burr Corners Shoppina Plaza lot, in desirable Bowers 649-9658. needed for the margin of victory. small office. Diversified and employer. School area. Wall to wall SILK UITY Chuck Sentero scored two goals Junior Athletic Club, 53-40. interesting position. Call Dave, between 10 A.M. anc REMEDIAL READING and EXPERTS - Slone work. Dry ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Wayne Bray and Tully combined to carpeting, fireplace, garage, You can turn your INFLATION FIGHTERS - wall, retaining walls, stone attics, garages, yards Behind a 24-hlt atUck, Allied Prin and John Wynn one as the Apaches Joe Maher and Brian Knowledge of bookkeeping RN or LPN - 7 to 3. Laurel math; individualized work aluminum siding. Beautifully toss a two-hitter with Tully collecting Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. program, (lst-8th grade) by "don't needs" Into cash Save 20 to 50%! Quality steps, ornamental work, cleaned, moving trucking. ting outlasted Glen Construction, 16- downed the Flames, 3-1. Bruce Moran paced Athletic with filing, typing and shorthand decorated inside, and interior-exterior. Painting. In two doubles and two RBIs offensive helpful. 'Please contact, Fran Apply in person to Ad 649-0872 Master’s degree teacher. 568- fast with a Classified reasonable estimates. Let us Loam for sale. Lawn service. 12, last night at Fitzgerald. For Rosenberg scored for the Flames. 18 and 10 tallies respective landscaped outside. $40s. Call sured, Free estimates. Call beautify your home. Call after No job too big or small - 568- ly. Banning, for appointment, ministrator, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. 8075. 649-4017. ad. ly. 643-87«r Monday, thru Friday. 643-1609, 742-9423. 1 p.m., 643-9508 or 649-5635. 8522. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Wed., July » , 1977 ACROSS DOWN Aniwer to Prsvloui Punia Button-Tabard ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. 1 Honait T U 6 T U T T IT N Wed., July 13, 1977 - PAGE NINE-B ArtMm tor Solo g4 Auloo For Solo SI ilutM For S o h 6f Motoreyotoa-Btojtotoa 84 1 Soik tlirougli 41 ArUcloi lor Solo 41 Aportmonlo For I 44 Homoo lor /tout 6 Flaryjawal L A A R E 1 0 2 Purpit fruit 6 I L D Charles M. Schultz 9 Suparlativa 3 Ona (Gar.) f 0 N A A L E D UNIFX)RMS WANTED • Cub 3 1/2X8" MOTOR Scooter 1973 CHEVY Impala - 4 door. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville N e E r T R T 1 L NEW HARTFORD Country 1976 HORNET - 4 door. luHlx 4 Drip-dry (2 Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts, Tires - In good condition, and VILLABn APTS. Power steering, power F u • H N 1 T D A lod^e. All ap ces. All Automatic, power steering, 750. 8000 miles, oil cooler and D e a r A b b y 12 Jumblad wdi.) i Brownies, nurses. East reasonably priced. Call 843- CirpeUaf, full bittmaol. m UH brakes, automatic transmis rack. 81,750. 2 8 9 ^ . 0 u T • E T 1 V E balks. appUancM, beat, patki, air utllTtles' Fireplace, 170 acres. air, 2 new snows. 83600 or best madlay 6 Comply witli Catholic School. M M » . 4739. 8300. Call today. Home sion. 82500. Mint condition. offer. 2867035. 13 Back country 3 1 V E • E y E L E T cowUUonar. do p M . aduiu. 6 Young laal o V e n 0 0 p R E • • Locaters. Fee 840. m-4600. Will consider trade for 1973 14 Actraaa W ait 7 Tia SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Wontod to Buy CHABUS Chevy truck. 6466751. By Abigail Van Buren ■ e 0 A L L 1 B D 48 1973 CHEVY Vega Hatchback 16 Puablo Indian 8 Forblddan 1 1 THERE'S NO EXCUSE processed gravel, stone, sand USraiAIIGE ★ ★ 16 Animal • E E D 0 D A C 0 THE MOONS Of SATURN HARTFORD - Five rooms, - Very good condition. 8950. City T S E N A • 1 D 8 and fill, ro r delivery call ACCORDIONS - Will pay up to 649-7620 1969 BUICK SKYLARK - Call 6461844. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 DEAR ABBY: I am a 31-year-old bachelor who never loclaty (abbr.) 9 fur'klih titla FOR /VjlSSINS A b a l l 60T IN MV EVES' yard for children and pets. FX-12000 - Built by factory married because I took care of my widowed mother who c 1 A • 1 N Q A 9 • E T George H. Griffing, Aridover, 880 for 120 bass. W for 12 8300. Home Locaters. Fee 840. Am/fm, air, good dependable 17 Elaanhowar’a lORIcawIna 1 s T R 0 E 1 A c E LIKE THAT! THERE'S engineer. Branch heads, just died at the age of 93. 742-7AI6. bass. 247-0842. 522-4600. second car. Body, fair. Best ONE OWNER • 1968 Pontiac nicknama 11 River in 8 T E E R R E Q AeSOLUTELVNOEXCUSE! T BEAT THE COMMUTE! offer. 6462536. Tempest. 64,000 miles. Good Barnett clutch, aluminum I am somewhat withdrawn and never had any 18 Coma forth England TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Cromwell area's most rocker rollers, Mlkunl car girlfriends, although I’m told I’m above average in looks. 20 Huaband of 19 Paca BOLTON • One bedroom all condition 8650. Call 6439263 Ilia Good condition. Good for prestigious and luxurious 1969 CORVETTE 350. Best evenings, 2362907 days. buretor, balanced blue printed I am acquainted with a gal who looks about 30 and used 2 1 Elictrlflad par- 2? f . 48 Smalliword \\(/*^o □ RENTALS electric paid. Appliances, 22 Rowing blada tu u 31 E la ctrcf ih oaru u j plating, or welding. Call 649- studios. One, two and three yard, 8140. Call now. Home offer over 84,000. 742-7757 motor and transmission. 6 ^ to work in my bank. We were both invited to the same 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. bedroom apartments from after 5:30. Ehirly on weekends. 7732. 23 Chiniia 37Yellowham- « Thailand •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Locaters. Fee 840. 522-4600. •#•••#••••••••#••••••••••• party last Christmas, and I haven’t seen her since because phlloiophy 8160 to 8289 per month. Call Truck* lor Solo 62 Roomi tor Am i S i today, 632-1300. Only IS she’s not at the bank anymore. 24 Cooparati ” 38 Idantical 52 Milk (Fr,| s DARK LOAM - 5 yards. 832 SOUTH COVENTRY ■ Five COUCH AND CAR Herculon minutes to downtown Hart ★ ★ I sent her some flowers for St. Valentine's Day, and she iicratly . 41 Pagods finial 53 Chemist’s plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed ATTRACTIVE S le e p in g rooms, garage, appliances, sectionnal sofa: and 1973 1973 CMC 1/2 Ton Pickup - 28 French raaort “ Babylonian sand and stone. 643-!^. ford. Hornet Hatchback. Call and wrote me a very nice letter thanking me. (I’m enclosing a 43 Claws burner Room. Shower-bath, priv private ■ yard. Only 8*50. Home Power steering/brakes. HONDA - CB 200T 1975, copy of it.) 32 Noun lufflx , , J*'1Y entrance, free parking. Apply Lwaters. Fee 840. 522-4600. make reasonable offer. Must Heavy duty equipment 33 Playing card 45 Sleep noisily 5^ Coarse JAFFO POOL TABLE - ATTRACTIVELY Paneled sell, leaving state. 6467463. excellent condition, many Should I call or write to her to thank her for the note, Mickey Finn — Morris Welts 195 Spruce Street. throughout. V-8, standard extras. Exceptionally good 34 Third paraon 29 Phraia of un- 46 Mexican tobacco Professional. 8300. or best four room apartment. Stove, shift, runs good. May be seen and ask her to dinner? 35 Law dsgrae derstanding (2 offer. Good condition, needs refrigerator, references. No performance since purchase I have about 8140,000 in the bank so I could probably (abbr.) wds.) money (pi.) 57 Warm LARGE FURNISHED - OfncM-SfOTM lor RonI SS 1968 CADILLAC Convertible - daily in Manchester. Call 453 new. 8500. Call 6 4 6 ^ after to bbe recovered. Call 569- pets. 8165. 228-3540, 6466167. Collector’s item. Leather in afford a wife if I could get one. Or do you think I’m too old 36 Weitarn- 1 2 3 4 5 e 7 5 Private home. Bus line. Quiet. 9373 evenings. 4:30 p.m. 8 10 11 I DIPN'T I'M DUCKING RIGHT OUT BUT THERE'S A W OMAN 3217. Parking. Call 643-9120. ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square terior. In running condition, to be considered eligible? hsmitphsre or* KNOW you AGAIN, MICKEY/ I'M ON FIVE ROOM Heated Apart- aanization 1Z MOW LONG HAS THE HERE TO SEE YOU-AND feet induustrial space, 2,000 sold ”as Is.” 88W. Call 643 1972 CHEVY VAN - 3/4 ton. BASHFUL IN ARIZONA 13 14 CAME INr MY WAY TO THE SHE'S BEEN WAITING SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- ment. Security required.squire MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 39 Moray WOMAN BEEN WAITING? UNCLE COUNTRY CLUB-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING square feet office space. E u i- 4461. Standard transmission. 89,000 15 FOR THREE HOURS/ ditioner. 14.0000 BTU. Inquire at 77“ Oak ' ‘ Street, - Lowest Rates Available! 40 Sound • horn 15 17 PHILI m HOLES OF GOLF/ Room - Fully furnished. ly sub^vldable. 2496495, 249- miles. Very good condition. Immediate binding auUiority. DEAR BASHFUL: I think you’re too ELIGIBLE to be Excellent condition, 8190. Call Manchester. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 42 Ssvere critics Stove, refrigerator. Linens 4715. Asking Call 6439688, Sunny Day Option. Clarke In considered OLD. From her note I would say she is panting 44 Sixth isnis 15 19 20 JT 633-8113 alter 6 p.m. provided. S O l^ in Street, 649- • 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland after 4. 1 CHARLES APARTMENTS - surance Agency, 643-1126. to date you. Don’t waste any more precious time. Call and [abbr.) 22 23 ATTRACTIVE Four rooti) of engine. Excellent running ask her to dinner! 47 Doctors' GARAGE SALE - Moving. Deluxe 4 1/2 room Townhouse 1 fice. Ground level, central condition. New shocks and DODGE VANS - 42 In Stock. group 24 25 28 29 30 Must sell all. 9 a m. to 5 p.m. -1 1/2 baths, ail appliances, 2 brakes. Asking 81950. Call 643- 31 THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur location, professional 1977 Tradesman; Sportsman DEAR ABBY: I’ve been hearing so much lately about 48 Hebrew Monday through Saturday. 66 air conditioners. Canted. 4484. Compor*-Trollort ascetic 32 1 nished rooms. Kitchen building, parking and utilities. Mini-buses (315 passenger) Mobfto Homo* life after death, and Since I’ve donated my eyes and Valley Street. 646-3416. Heat and hot water. Patios. Call 6 ^ ^ . 88 51 Ladlsi 1 1 privileges, centrally located, Karyvans. Customized kidneys to the organ banks I'm kind of worried for fear 35 35 37 parking, men or women. Soundproofing Washer/dryer TRIUMPH SpiUire, 1974. 29,- Camper Van Conversion Sale 55 Kind of pastry 3. 5722; FOR SALE ■ 120 Bass Accor hook up. Storage. Basement 18’ CAMPER trailer - single there might be something to this. 1 1 1 1 Deposit. Call 649-2358. PROFESSIONAL Office - All 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp (Save Hundreds) Pickups and 66 Safety agency 40 « dion with music stand. 8150. ,arage. Some available with facilities. Excellent location. car. Asking 82550. 6464938. One Ton Chassis available. axle, excellent condition. After w , if I do come back, gee willikers, I don't want to 56 Solemn 1 1 Good condition. 646-3416. firepTaces, and 2 car garages. Good projection. Reasonable Dodge Truck Center, 265 Eleven years old. 81,500. Call be walking around with some of my parts missing, do I? pledge 44 45 822 PER WEEK - CentraUy From 8280 to 8325. 6 4 6 ^ , 742-8930. 59 Have a meal located. 146 Center Street. rent. 351 Center Street. 649- 1968 VW Squareback. Four Murphy Road, Hartford, 527- Can you advise me? 1 ANTIQUE VICTORIAN Love 646-1540. new tires, engine runs great, JACK IN ST. PETE’S 60 Chambar 48 49 so 52 53 54 Add that interesting lay Please call 649^13. 1680, 6496549. 8246. 61 Columbus' 1 ered-look to your outfit Seat - 8125. Braided rugs, needs body work 8500. Call ARE YOU SELLING your 55 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer MANCHESTER - Two family mobile home? Buyers ship 58 57 58 with this handsome Ar- large room size, have two, MANCHESTER - ReUil and / after 5, 6432836. DEAR JACK: Don’t worry. If there IS life after death, CENTRAL LOCATION - - Second floor. Heat, electrici waiting. Please call Plaza 62 Printar's gyle Tabard in Knit. 875. for both. Sofa and Kitchen privileges. Free or manufacturingsp^. 2,000 Motorcycloo-Blcyclo* 84 when you return you’ll have all the parts you need. 59 60 51 ty and appliances included. Homes, Broker. 1-8280369. measure (pi.) EVERY YEAR LEAVE A PILE No. 5722 has knit di matching chair, 825. for both. parking. P urity deposit. square feet to 100,000 square COUGAR 1971 XR-7. 63 Is (Sp.) Full size spring and mattress. 8245 monthly. 643-2282, 644- 52 53 54 ABOUT THIS TIME rections. References required. Appoint feet. Vey reasonable. Excellent condition. Air, 1960 HARLEY Davison - DEAR ABBY: A young mother whose baby had died 64 Womsnless OF ZUCCHINIS, TO OftlU. two 79i Hr wca 840. Full size spring and mat power steering, power brakes, party - ii ITS THE 3A!ME THEN RUN.' 29t Hr putif* aaO ment, 643-2693, alter 5. Brokers Protected. Call Panhead dresser. Low said she felt no consolation when friends said, "Don’t INIWSFAFEH f NT|aPfll$( A|SN I tress, 820. Call anytime, 643- Heyman Properties, 1-226- stereo, radials. Call 8737^. can’t be beat. Over 50 homes "HINC; / MANCHESTER - Second mileage, 81950 firm. 527-9689. to choose from. Many set up worry, you'll have another baby.” She went on to say, "if ^9 ^9 aioo ANNC CAMT 9483. MANCHESTER - Clean fur 1206. Mandwolac EveninQ HaraU floor. 5 rooms. Adults only. No 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Perfect ready to live in. Adult and my husband were to die, I doubt that anyone would say, nished room near bus, 1970 350 HONDA. 8350 firm. ‘you’ll have another one.’ " 11 M Am. oi A m orkaa WESTINGHOUSE Air con pets. CCall anytime 563-4696. ROCKVILLE - RenUl Store - running condition. Excellent family parks available Nwr York. N.Y. lOOM parking. Responsible working Call 5663217. through out Uie state. Trades Well, don't you believe it. Within a month after my Win at Bridge ditioner - 8,000 BTU, Like 17 West Main Street, 22x60 body, clean interior. New male. Blanchard & Rossetto, FOUR ROOMS Second floor. welcome. All homes priced to husband died, people were saying, “You're still young and f r i l l Nm m , A M m i wftfe ZIP new. 8100 firm. Call after 6, Inc. 646-2482. with full basement. brakes, 8750 firm. 742-7814. 1970 TRIUMPH Bonneville - CME aO ^ l i NoBkor. 643-4039. Stove, refrigerator. Adults sell from 83,995. Full lime ser attractive enough to find another man.” I wasn't even Last line of defense— peek 1977 ALBUM with a bound- Reasonable rental. M.I. 650. Bored 40 over, new crank, vice department parts, ONE AND 1/2 furnished prefered. 649-9428. Kaplan, West Hartford, 232- 1974 MONTE CARLO - Lan thinking about finding another man. I just wanted to get in “All-Season Gift Book" EMERSON Quiet cool Air rods, hearings, valves, supplies and accessories. of 24-pages! Price.. .$2.00. rooms. Parking, no pets. 832 9041. dau model. Rear defogger, retainers, guides. 1,000 miles over my grief. conditioner. 5,000 B.T.U. used MANCHESTER - Suddenly power windows. Am/fm Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur Another thing that bothered me after becoming a widow He has stayed out of the Also THESf lOOkS AT SI JS EACH. weekly. Call 6496729. since new motor. 81,000. CaU NORTH only a few hours. 633-8741. available! A magnificent two stereo with tape deck. Ooss Highway, Berlin Turn was the number of people who said, “If there is anything I heart and club traps and not No. i-no-olUE iiiBON ouan. 6431756, or 2869046. Can be * 10876 2 bedroom apartment in the Excellent condition. 83250. pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-8280369. can do for you, just let me know.” V AK2 given you the ruff and discard Cwtalos AtitMo lowtr o i^ Mansion on Otis Street. Two seen at Five Star Choppers, No. k - m - IO tlT S ON M tA O L LESUE MODEL 145. Good Aportmoati For Boat S3 OFFICE SPACE CaU 6461267. 6A109 youhoped for. He also hasn’t ---r-rmirmnninilililTTI fireplaces, huge living room, 102 Burnside Avenuee, & s t /Ml you people out there who really want to help a Oirtctiwi Hr tUttW ooilts. condiUon. 8300. Call 643-0753. CLOSEOUTS -1972 JAYCO, 20 *62 led a low diamond. The lead of Nt. ft-IIO-OAAMMOTNEI’S FIOV- formal dining room, base FOR RENT Hartford. F eet. A skii^ 83000. 1976 widow: Don’t wait for her to call you, call HER, and invite WE HAVE customers waiting JULY SPECIAL - Red 1974 WEST EAST ■the queen or jack would have Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence El lUllTf. 10 fasciwUif piittt. MOVING OUT of SUte - Older for the rental of your apart ment, appliances, heat, elec ZSO iqaare feet, center of Gran Torino Ford. Automatic, SHASTA 24 ^ t 84800. Both her to diimer or to a movie or on a family outing, the way Ha 0-110-AMEIICA*S FAVOlin Mudieeter, elr condUlonliii end 1973 YAMAHA 650. Excellent *03 *S been automatic for most electric 40” White, clean, tricity supplied. Lease, power steering, power brakes, completely self contained. you did when her husband was still living. A foum . A tewtiHl itHcliM. ment or home. J.D. Real |>«klii|. Ceb MStoSI. condition. Low mileage. 8900. VJ034 V1086 players with just one diaYnond INELL.GEKITLEMENi WHATT! AFTER THE Nt. 0-120-M AKE A 6IFT. MW} good condition stove, 825. Por Estate Associates, Inc. 646- security, nojiets. Blanchard air. Excelienl condition. Like new. Vernon Village Inc., I’m not out after anybody's husband, but I do need to be YOU'VE ALL HEARD YEAH.. SIX MILLION OF 'EM! 6469343. ♦ Q86 ♦ J742 honor while the lead of the STA06ERINS RANSOM lifts Hr frlwOt wd fwillr. table Sears dishw ater. Call 1980. Sc Rossetto, UK. 646-2482. 82600. 6466013. 6440120. around adults, and to feel that people still care about me. THE N E W 5 ...M c I<:EE * K Q 10 8 *97 8 4 3 queen would be automatic for WE PAID1,„CAN YOU GIVE after 6 p.m., 649-9369. I’m 35 and the mother of three. HA$ BEEN KELEA5ER THIS BOARD ANY REASONS SOUTH ID ) any expert who had been dealt YOUNG WIDOW *A KQ J4 S A F E A N D FOR YOUR ASTOUNDIN6 DEAR WIDOW; Try Parents Without Partners. queen plus some small ^LACK OF CONCERN? »Q73 diamonds. They re a great group. And a timely reminder to those who ♦ K33 are still lucky enough to be going two-by-two: Invite a * A J If you think that West is an expert you should go up with widow, divorcee, or any single male or female to your next Both vulnerable WHAT DID TVie AAABTIAN TAKBMBlO'yOLlR. dummy's ace and finesse A A V I D T H E e K E S T B R / party or family outing. X DOM'T HAvB NCWI'U- Weit North East Sou against East for the jack ^ c HOLE INTHEeCREEN’? because from queen-x-x he MUCH MOMftY, D oc, m c H i N i a Pass Pass had to lead the queen while V y A L -L D A y . Astro-graph Pass Pass from queen-jack he might 9ur IP YOU CuRi Pass Pass well have led the jack. If you By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Pass Pass don't think he is an expert let M V D e t U 5|O ISI5 OP Openlnp lead — K * the trick come around to your king and play West for the aRANOtUR IfLL On/B By Oswald Sc James Jacoby jack. Or, better yet, take a Alley Oop — Dave Graue SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) You are playing in a tourna You m r l a s t i n o Whore others may fall, you have peek at the East-West cards the kneel! todey lor edding e lit ment and find yourself in a and see what to do. very normal six-spade con L lP f i. 7-lS tle touch to whet you do. It could HERE.' GRAB HOLD OF THIS VINE OKAY, KID, HAIMG ON-' WE'LL be the lector thel spells success. tract. You are a little disap AND I'LL PULL MOU IN I HAVE YOU ON SHORE Tit>NI9 7 >3 pointed with the dummy. It July 14, 19 H SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. has a mirror of your own dis A New York reader wants to A lot of things are In store for you 21) You're better oft not ssking tribution. so you must lose a know what he should rebid people for tsvors todey. Your with: HoutohoM Goods this coming year, especially club and may have to lose a 40 Artfctot tor Sato 41 Aportmonto For RonI S3 A^rtmoa^ For Root socially. However, be careful needs ere siready known — flMorl Properly Auto* For Sato 6f Motorcyc/M-Sfcyctot 04 AutomoOvo Sorvico they'd rather act ol their own diamond. *KJxxpx ♦Kxx*AKxxx For Root S8 about entering Into speculative He has responded one spade to REFRIGERATORS YAMAHA 12 String Accoustic LOOKING for anything m real ventures with people you meet. volition. In any event you win the ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- partner's one heart opening Washers, ranges, used, Guitar, case. Mint condition. estate rental - apaiments, AUDI 100 LS, 1970 - 4 speed. HONDA 1973 CB 450. Im CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) club lead, draw trumps, play guaranteed and clean. New COVENTRY LAKE - Four Needs some work. Good buy. maculate condition. Must be sun specialists, factory out the ace, king and queen of and partner has rebid two 8225. Kay accoustic guitar, homes, multiple dweellings, ' bedroQ)n lakefront cottage. A good friend wants to act In hearts. shipment damaged, GE and case, i n . 647-9298. no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 8650. CaU after 5:30, 742-52M. seen. 8750. 2861131. trained, one day service, 114 your behalf today, but don't seek hearts and lead your jack of August 6th thrtMigh 13. August East Main Street, Rockville. Fngidaire. Low prices. B. D. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. her advice unless she's an expert clubs. There is no correct rebid. Pearl and Son, 649 Main 30” STOVE. 850. 20” girls 27tn through September 3rd. 1969 SCOUT - Four wheel HONDA 1974 - CB 360 - 8871-1617.______CANCEH (June 21-July 22) In the Held. She could unwittingly West wins with the queen He should have responded two a T 8150 weekly. 743«15,6460882. Street, 643-2171. bike, 825 or bi»t offer. 646^887 CENTRALLY LOCATED - LOOKING Drive. Ehccellent running con Excellent condition. Low Sell your extras with a While you're certainly not a loner steer you wrong. and plays the queen of clubs to start with whereupon after 3 p.m. : We oiler the largest variety d , dition, no rust, low mileage. mileage, less than 5,000 miles. today, you should choose your he could bid spades next Three room heated apart attractive apartments and U K E FRONT CotUges - For fast-action Classified AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) An diamonds! 7-13 ELECTROLUX VACUUM - Must sell. 6432796. (?ail ^ 7 5 1 0 , anytime. company carefully. A pal prone >9??WNtA.Mc.TM ftsftUS Pit on ment. Second floor. Security. lownhooset in Uanebester.' rent at Ekdio Lake, Northern ad! to be silly could do something unambitious associate or one Berry’* World^______t With power nozzle, in good WESTINGHOUSE Washer. Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. Rental office open dalZy condition. Call 875-9190. Vermont. Sleep 4. ^ weekly. you'll have to pay for. Having whose ideas clash with yours Good condition. 850. Three oil weekends, U-S. could mar your chances for CaU 7437104. Autos tor Pent-Lease 67 Autos tor Rent-Lease 67 Autos tor Rent-Lease 67 trouble selecting a career? Send The Flintatones — Hanna-Barbera Productions barrels. 14 Warren Street. 6 ^ THREE ROOM Apartment - for your copy of Astro-Graph success today. FREEZER - 15 Cubic Foot. 4075. Heat, hot water, appliances, DAMATO Wontod to Root 67 Letter. Mail 50 cents for each PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Top loading. Commercial air conditioning. Storage Kelvinator. Best offer. Call ENTERPMSES LEASE A LEASE A and a long, self-addressed, Praise goes a long way with BulkUng Suppiloo 42 area, laun^ faciUties, gar stamped envelope to Astro- those working tor you today. A 647-1611, anytime. S46-1021 THREE BEDROOMS First age. Security deposit. No pets. floor flat or single famUy. Graph, P.O. Box 469. Radio City lew encouraging words will do NATURAL STONE for 8 ^ . 6436884, 646-7268. Responsible adults, no NOW YOU CAN LEASE WITH CONFIDENCE Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to more good than a bonus. retaining walls, veneers, specify your birth sign. □ MI8C. FOR SALE children or pets. Send repUes ARIES (March 21-AprS It) The patios, etc. Pick up by the FOUR ROOM Apartment, to Box F c/o Manchester LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In family Available August 1st. Heat, CUSTOM BUILT 4 1/2 room FOR LESS AT end resuKs could be less than pound or deUvery by the ton. Herald. situations today you're better off satlslactory to you today. You Artfctos tor Sato 41 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, hot water, appliances, laundry Duplex - AppUances, base to go along with what the majori ment wiUi laundry hook-up, could well make last-minute 649-3163. facilities, sbrage area, gar- LEilSIM ,lia ty wants to do. Let compas^on changes and foul up the detail. ALUMINUM sheets used as age. Security deposit. Lease. enclosed rear yard. Privale □ AUTOMOTIVE overrule your logic. Adults...... No pets. ... .6436884, f driveway. No pets. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) For printing plates, .007 thick, Dogt-Bfnfs-Ptto 46 VIRQO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) Keep 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 646-7268. References and security, (jail Authorized some Inexplicable reason, you 6469258. Autoa For Solo 81 an air of mystery about you If you may say something that rattles 81. Phone 643-2711. DOG-CAT BOARDING meet someone new today. If you your male today. The anlldote: A MANCHESTER - Main GENWAY SYSTEMS DEALER let her know a little bit, she'll be bathing/grooming. Obedience Street. Two room SIX ROOM Duplex - Three 1972 FORD G ran Torino nice, unexpecM gesture. protection classes. Complete eager to learn more. Apartments, Heated, hot bedrooms, pantry, attic, Wagon with air. Fine running GEMINI (May 21-June 20)You TO aOSE OUT ESTATE modern facilities. Canine condiUon. 81400. CaU 64373M ______Route 83, Vernon, C t LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) water, appliances, parking, no cellar, garage, appliances. might have an Idea lor a do-ll- J l MITIMNOPUUIO Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon pets. Security. 523-7047. Verplanck School. 6432158. or 6460850. Friends may think an idea of yoursell pro)ecl today. Study II MMum Mn • V«y Hm oiMli Road, Manchester. For reser yours is a hare-brained scheme. before beginning, lor you could In niw ComMoN vations please call 646-5971. S • PONTIAC • CADILLAC • OLDSIWOBILE Born Loser — Art Sansom CAU AT TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms 2 NEW BRITAIN 830. Cute and 1973 DUSTER - 6 cyUnder If you feel strongly about it. go come up with a money-saving 70 LOCKWOOD tT„ bedrooms. 8250 monthly. clean. Yard for kids and pets. standard. High mileage, ahead — you could have the last- method. MANCHimil FREE - 5 kittens. Litter train. References required. Mr. Home Locaters. Fee 840. 522- excellent condiiion. 643-M97 laugh! INEWSPAPEH Ef(TERPHlSE ASSN I Please call ^2059. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646 4600. before 2:30. 1977 CADILLAC 4200. Kirn‘s A U E iU TV l ^ V O U KNOW IDHAT'S '^VOORBRST P/WMM ISN' BLOOMFIELD - Large and 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n COUPE DEVILLE Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal AMERICAN ORIENTAL - Boato-Accoooorloo 48 HAPPV SO 600D a b o u t ITZ P0EFOR9OPKWS! Rug, 9x12. First 850. cash FOUR LARGE Rooms, se lovely, two bedrooms. Kids Wagon - Running condition. 8150 or best offer. CaU after 6, bipthram takes it. Two single bed 8 FOOT SAIUNG Dinghy - cond floor. Heat, hot water, and pets. Only 8150. Hurry. life CALLED " p u m p in ’ IRO n !,. ) l97/b> NEA Inc : ' 643-6536. frames, one Hollywood, two Fiberglass hull, aluminum appliances, carpeting in Home Locaters. Fee 840. 523 V EVERryEODV'S DOIN' IT.' 4600. PER* "I wish I could verbahre my emotions like Billy box springs, 815. and 820. Call mast, nylon sail. Good condi cluded. Lease and security. ^ ------HMMM, No children. 8225. Available 1970 CHALLENGER - MONTH Martin!" 643-1028. tion. 647-1306 after 5:30. COULDCOL I SEE A on or before July 15th. 643 EAST HARTFORD. Huge AutomaUc 6 cylinder, new n Our Boarding House — Carrol a McCormick EVENRUDE Outboard 9787. three bedroom. Yard for ki&. snow tires, Mag wheels, 4 * Fully equipped Including power windows, seats, climate control, air con OEMONSTWATiONXj Motor. 35 horsepower, elec Only 8220. Home Locaters. extra rims. CaU after 6, 646 ditioning, vinyl top, cruise control, rear window defogger, tilt steering wheel, TAQ SALES AT LEAST TilE MENU HA? MY WORD, I DON'T tric start. Excellent condi THREE ROOMS, heat, Fee 840. 522-4600. 4256. 81000. power deck lid, AM/FM stereo radio. tion. 8125. 6466709. utilities, appliances included. CHANSEP FRPM TriE OLD , PRESCOTT, S E E PIKE Security deposit and COMMERCIAL or Residen 1966 FORD Mustang Converti PAY5! THIS CHICKEN COULPNT THAT!? NOT A S A TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday tial Apartment -Room for ble - Needs tune up. 8550. CaU HAVE B K N USED F(7R 50UP THE VAY 'NEWSCASTER, GardM Product* references required. No pets. Sc Sunday, 10 a.m. thru 4 p.m. 47 8260 monthly. Call 6466958 studio, and business; ideal for 6434026, after 5:00 p.m. BEFORE JT V/A6 6R IU EP CHICKENS, ^~KE KEEPS Take Route 44A to after 5 p.m. professional man. Basement 1977 PONTIAC IT STILL HAS SOME FEATHERS,' ~ E R ,A H ~ CROSSIN' Bolton/Coventry line, turn Included. CaU 872-9986, or 873 NEED CAR? Credit bad? GRAND PflIX KYUK-KYUK.' r FORSET HIS EYES left on Cedar Swamp Road, 1 STOP AT THE ccupancy. 2690. Bankrupt? Repossessed? YOU'RE A FOR LAUGHS 1/2 mile. CORN GRIB spacious rooms, first floor, Honest Douglas accepts HUMORIST' WHEN HE beautiful yard, garage, two MANCHESTER. Free heat. lowest down, smallest V E R Y J E LLS A HeathclIN This Funny World TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - On lucklnd RsmI children, no pets. Heat extra. Large rooms. Only 8135. Act payments. Douglas Motors, Eleven piece walnut dining We are open for Uw MUon, 10 to I. mow d AM U 5IN S.' OOKE.' Freeli corn and vegelablea picked 8255. 6432061. now. Home Locaters. Fee 8M. w Main. PER* WPF--6ASP:^BEze/ ' YA UKEfUMK room set, furniture, antiques, daily. Pick your own. 522-4600. MONTH AT SOME TENNIS collectables. Thursday, MANCHESTER - Beautiful WE PAY 815 for complete RACQUETS.? Friday, Saturday, 437 Center three bedroom. Children ROCKVILLE - Cute and junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland * Fully equipped with 350 V-8 engine, power steering, brakes, air con Street, Manchester. MULCH HAY - 81.50 per bale welcome. With carpet. 8200. clean. Two bedroom, only Auto Body, 5231990. ditioning, AM/FM radio, tilt wheel, rally wheels, tint glass, vinyl top. Home Locaters. Fee 840. 522- 8140. Yard for kids. Home MOVING SALE - Toys, at farm, Vernon. 87675m . Will deliver, minimum 10 bales. 4600. Locaters. Fee 840. 522-4600. PARTS Department now open games, books, baby and sports Saturdays. Complete line of equipment. 478 Porter Street. SPECIAL - String Beans. Pick HARTFORD - Family saver. TWO APARTMENTS - 3 1/2 Chrysler parts. Chorches 1977 CUTLASS Saturday and Sunday. Three bedroom. Yard for Motors. 6463646. yoiour own. Wednesday and Rooms each. 8150 & 8165. SUPREME 2-DOOR t . ThilUrsday only. 83.00 1/2 Kids. Only 8110. Home Stove, refrigerator, no TAG SALE-July 16th, 10 to 4. Locaters. Fee 840. 522-4600. utilities. Security. Reference. INTERNA’nONAL SCOUT, Miscellaneous and household bushel or 25 cents lbs. Nat- sisky Farm, 6 4 6 i^ . No pets. CaU 6^7279. 1966 - 4 Wheel drive. Great JUST items. 199 North Elm Street. EAST HARTFORD - Lovely condition. Call 649-IB88, after PER* WATCHING two bedroom. Yard and gar SECOND FLOOR, Three 5:30 p.m. FOR 48 HUGE TAG Sale - Furniture, Antiquo* age. Only 8175. Call today. bedrooms - CentraUy located. MONTH /MARTHA’ tools, garden tools, much Home Locaters. Fee 840. 5&- Appliances, and heat in 1973 OLD6MOBILE Cutlass 9 ifrrkrMA.kic.rM more..F Friday, t Saturday, Sun WANTED Antique furniture, 4600. cluded. Security deposit Supreme - Excellent condi Fully equipped with 350 V-8 engine, power steering, brakes, air con glass, pewter, oil paintings, or day. 348 Oakland Street. required. Call 647-9384. tion. 82rao, or best offer. Call ditioning, radio, tinted glass. '‘tS si- other antique items. R. MANCHESTER - Ultra 8736058, after 5 p.m. Short Ribs — Frank Hill TAG SALE - Friday and Harrison, 6438709. modem three bedroom. Rec ^turday, July 15th and 16th. 9 WANT TO HEAR ME DO THE room, kids o.k. Reasonbte. Homo* lor Root 84 OLDSMOBILE 1970 - 98 Monthly loooo rates boiod on 36 month eloio-ond looao with 80,000 MATI/HG CALLOF A SIANT to 5. Three families. 13 Bilyeu WANTED - Old toys, post Home Locaters. Fee 840. 522- Luxury Sedan. All power. Ful mftoa oHowoneo. Full servfee and Inauraneo feasat a/so avallablo, Road. Off Hilliard Street. cards, steins, string^ in 4600. THREE BEDROOM Ranch - ly loaded. 8850. Must be seen! plua tax. Clothing, dishes, many mis struments, ppaintings, fur In nice neighborhood. Call 6438963, after 6 p.m. cellaneous. niture, clocks, advertising MIDDLETOWN. Act now. References required. ' ^ 1 items, outright purchase, con Lovely two bedroom. Only Dubaldo/Lesperance, 6469419 1967 FORD COR’HNA 16 GT. ALL MUST GO after 20 years. signments. 644-5962. 8150. Kids o.k. Home after 5 p.m. Rebuilt engine, new clutch, IMLL NIL B im n or TED TRUDON We’re going to have WHO- Locaters. Fee 840. 522-4600. brakes, radiator, shocks, WANTED - Hummels, Gocks, KNOWS-WHAT-for sale and MIDDLETOWN. Six rooms, generator. 8500. 647-9298. Here, you pay now and fly laterl” more. July 16th, 2 p.m. to 7 Furniture, Old Toys, Pain ROCKVILLE - Call today. garage, appliances, yard, 872-9145 943-1181 p.m., Julv 16th and 17th 10 tings, Dolls, Stringed 8100. Two bedroom, children children and pets o.k. 8275. PONTIAC 1952, Straight 8. "eVEIW ONCE IN AWHILE, HE LIKE5 tO a.m. to 5 p.m. 76 Grandee Instrum ents. 646-2690 welcome. Home Locaters. Home Locaters. Fee 840. 522- Registered and running. Good REViSIf HIS BIRTHPWCE." Ito^, East Hartford. (anytime). Fee 840. 522-4600. 4600. condition. Clean. 8737961. LEASE LEASE A a ff^ -PACjK ■ -v T. K-• N -B - MAN-CHKSTKR EVKMNG HKKALl), Mamheslor.tMumiiusuT. Cnnn.lonn., Wc-tl,,»eo,. July 1313. 1977 ig' LentiFarm findings challenged BvBy GREGGRKG PEARSON sion.SiOn. The'The dCV&lODniPntdevelopment hashdS hppn been A amim nl raei/tAnto U7ili*nn __ i__ i ___i A group of residents hired Wilson watershed area is 176 acres, Giles Hcralil Kopurlpr proposed by Robert Stone and Jack Alford, an engineer from Windsor, said.) Goldberg, but has drawn stiff opposi Jay J. Giles, Manchester's director who raised questions about the Alford also Mid that the earth tion from surrounding residents. of public works, has questioned some design of the drainage facilities as berms for the dike would not survive of the findings of an engineer who The neighbors have said that the planned by Griswold & Fuss. Alford the l(X)-year storm causing flooding was hired by neighboring residents to cluster zoning, which permits said that the ponds were planned for problems. study detention ponds in the proposed Residence A zone-size houses and a 25-year storm when most drainage But, Giles wrote, "In fact, the Lenti Farms tract subdivision. Giles lots, would be out-of character with areas are actually planned for a 100- earth berm has been designed to act also said that maintenance of the surrounding homes, which arc zoned year storm, a storm that in one year as a spillway capable of passing the detention facility will cost the town predominavtly Residence AA. has 1100 of a chance of occurring. difference in flow between the 25- at least $1,000 per year. Giles, however, said that the 25- year and 100-year storms without The four-page report was sub Another major concern has been year plan is in keeping with the erosion,” mitted to the Planning and Zoning the two drainage detention ponds that town's Public Improvement One concern raised by residents Commission (PZC) Monday night. would be located on the ten acres Specifications and with the Depart was that the ponds would cause an in The 40-acre tract off Gardner St. is that the developers would deed to the ment of Transportation crease cost to the town because they the proposed site for a planned 79- town as open space under cluster requirements for watersheds of less would have to be maintained regular unit Residence AA Cluster subdivi zoning requirements than 1,000 acres. (The entire ly. Giles asked for a study on this matter from Timothy O’Sullivan, highway superintendent. O’Sullivan estimated the yearly Researchers find trampoline cost at $4,900 per year, but Giles felt that some of the cost estimates in the report were high. He Mid that yearly maintenance costs would range good exerciser for elderly between $1,000 and $2,000. Giles also discounts a proposed AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) — Bouncing on a small tram to exercise.” Mid Ariel. “For example we can develop alternative to the detention ponds — poline may be fun for kids, but it's also a good way for some equipment on a Disney World idea. Instead of lif the installation of a larger drainage elderly people to exercise, according to a former Olym ting ordinary weights, a child could open the Big Bad pipe from the subdivision. ’The pipe pic athlete and exercise expert. Wolf’s mouth 10 times and a card would come out Mylng would be 72-inches, he said. Gideon Ariel, founder and director of research of Com ‘congratulations’.” Giles Mid such a drainage setup puterized Biomechanical Analysis Inc., says the tram ’We can also take into consideration safety factors and “would create a potentially poline may be one of the best forms of exercise for the evaluate what the potential for damage or injury is and dangerous situation that does not nation's growing numbers of elderly people. modify the equipment before it ever arrives on the exist with the proposed detention . ,N£* ^ .A dream company playground,” Mid CBA President Ann Penny, facilities.” Ariel is an exercise scientist and his company analyzes Another idea for children's exercise is to incorporate The PZC conducted a public Demonstrator gets a free ride human motion. "We're selling ideas. We're a dream com exercise with television video games. hearing on the proposed subdivision pany. " he said. 'Who Mys the lazy games, like TV Ping Pong, have to on June 13. About 150 persons A member of the May 4 Coalition had to be carried from “Tent "We just developed an exercise machine called a be so easy? Mid Ariel. “Why not combine an exercise attended the hearing, and most were City” by Kent State University campus police Tuesday when he TRAMM for elderly people. There are 30 million people device like a bike with one of the games? Say you decided in opposition to the propoMl. ’The refused to obey a court order to leave the grounds being occupied over 65 in this country who don’t have a way to exercise. to go to Sweden on the bike. ’There could be energy PZC does not meet in August and will by demonstrators protesting the construction of a gymnasium So we developed a machine that looks like a little tram problems on the screen for you to overcome. You could have to decide on the proposed poline that will prevent shock. You use the same amount have exercise with video feedback.” development at its next meeting, near the site where four students were killed in another confron of energy as you do when you run, but your heart rate July 25, unless an extension is issued. tation several years ago. (UPI photo) doesn’t go high," he said. Formed in 1971 Ariel and three others — an engineer, a computer programmer and another exercise scientist — have been ACBESjFjjjjf FURNITURE New England’s Larflest Selection doing exercise research since their company was formed in 1971. They worked with discus thrower Mac Wilkins before he won the Olympic gold medal last year. They also predicted a leg injury to New England Patriots’ running back Sam Cunningham. And, they have recently I developed a tennis ball that will be easier to control when it hits the racquet. “We think the best exercise is one where you can maximize the burning of oxygen and calories with a minimum of stress and increase of blood pressure “ Ariel said. First Time Saleto the Public! Uses computers The firm does its research by utilizing highspeed film TODAY 'til 9 and computers. "By analyzing the film we can calculate acceleration velocity, the forces involved and the angle of force SAT. 'til 8 applied. Then we can estimate the efficiency of perfor mance,” Ariel said. HOTEL CBA also uses other machines, many of them designed by company engineer Paul TarUglia, to evaluate equin- ment. ^ Negative heels failed m a t t r e s s e s b y O QoldBo^ Ariel says negative heel shoes were among the items tested by CBA, and he gives them a failing grade “Not only do they not help you, but they could hurt CONTRACT DIVISION you, he Mid. And, according to Ariel, some shoes that claim to have negative heels really don’t - “they are built up inside. They look like negative shoes, but they’re until now really like any other shoes," Gold Bond Contract Mattresses & The Mmpany is working on ideas for athletic equip ment that could make exercise easier, less painful and Foundations were sold only to more enjoyable. 'They’re also researching children’s lea’s fine Hotels, colleges, etc. exercise. NOW for the first time, Puritan Exercise motivation offers you this superior quality for We re trying to use ideas that will motivate children your own home— and at a special sale price on this contract set Guittar is promoted Full Size...... * 992 pc. set Shirley Banner of Tolland, at top, holds Grayson as DALLAS (UPI) — Lee J. Guittar, president and Brumbach fixes the shoes. general manager of the Detroit Free Press, will become Queen Size .*139 2 pc. set publisher and chief operating officer of the Dallas Times Herald, it was announced Tuesday. Guittar. 46, will succeed Tom Johnson, who will King Size... .*1893 pc. set become president of the Los Angeles Times Aug. 1. Guit- r . tar's appointment becomes effective Aug. 8 Made to U. S. Govt TWIN SIZE Ea. Pc. In Federal Standard Mattress or Foundation If baby needs a new pair of shoes $PECIAl DOC FF 4-72 town farrier makes them take shape PURCHASE SnELBELTIDRADIALS By GREG PEARSON enthusiastic student at the school. which he buys from a distributor in W«-M.... $35.95 llerulil Reporter FEATURES — FOOD — FAMILY LIVING ten*./ /wr* "I like to get around and meet peo East Canaan, and measures it • •$37.95 ple. It’s a good job for that. And, I against the horse’s foot. He places It’s a job that requires the love to work with horses,” he said. the shoe on the anvil and gives it a steadiness of a carpenter, the ^iBnj m7H4/15.. $39.95 He looks the part, too. He wears few sturdy shots with a hammer to strength of a blacksmith, and the high boots, blue denims, and an JR/Ut7t-15.. $40.95 mold it into the proper shape for this concern of a veterinarian. engraved belt. And while he drives particular horse. And, it’s a job that Carneil Brum his blue pickup, he even dons his cow It often requires more than one trip bach wouldn’t give up for all of the boy hat, to the anvil until the shoe has been ranches along the Rio Grande. formed into just the right shape. Brumbach is a farrier, a person Brumbach is not a very big man, Brumbach nails the shoe onto the who shoes horses. He recently but his muscular arms have obvious ly lifted their share of anvils. hoof and files its edges to ensure a opened his one-mai^ business, “Two smooth fit. Flags Horse Showng,” which he Under normal circumstances, it Through the process, he doesn’t operates from his home at 151 Center takes him an hour to 90 minutes to say much except for a stern “here” St. ^shoe a horse. As he gains experience, when the horse appears to be getting “I WMted to shoe ever since 1 got he may become even faster, he said. ornery. out of high school,” he said as he When he arrived at the Bolduc home, he put on his shoeing apron, Horse shoeing is also a very headed to an assignment at the physical profession. Bolduc family residence on Garnet switched from his cowboy hat to his Rd. blue Oklahoma’s Farrier’s College Throughout his shoeing of Velvet, Brurnbach was frequently bending Brumbach was born and lived for cap, and began shoeing Velvet, the down and twisting around to get into 24 years in Pennsylvania, where he horse owned by Denise Bolduc. the proper position. raised and showed horses. He moved The first step is the removal of the He said that it will still take him to Manchester a little over a year ago old shoes. The shoes are worn to awhile before he can go out and do a protect the horse’s hoofs, particular with his wife, Bonnie, and their two full-day’s load of horses. children. ly if the animal frequently travels on ”I couldn’t just go out and do seven Earlier this year, he spent eight hard or rocky surfaces. Under such horses today. You’ve got to condition weeks learning the horse-shoeing riding conditions, the shoes have to be replaced every six to eight weeks, yourself. It’s like a sport — It can be trade at Oklahoma Farrier’s College brutal,” he said. in Sperry, Okla. Brumbach Mid that Brumbach said.’ Even though the work can be tiring there are several similar schools in After the old shoe is removed, the country, but added, “There Brumbach uses clippers to cut extra and the job can be troublesome, par ticularly if the horse is un aren’t too many that are as good as growth in the hoof area. The horse this one.” feels little of the effect of the clip cooperative, Brumbach leaves little doubt about his feeling for the work. The school’s curriculum includes ping. It is similar to trimming a After one three-hour session with regular horse-shoeing sessions and human fingernail. an energetic horse, he said, “I love lessons on how to control a less-than- He also uses a knife to pare away cooperative horse. any dead sole and uses a rasp to it. I just love it. You get kicked Judging, froni his interest in the make sure the hoof is level. around, you get bit a few times, job, Brumbach was probably an He then takes a new horse shoe. sometimes you even get jabbed by your own nail. But, I love it.” PAGE TW O C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn . Wed , July 13. 19H Of consumer concern News for J About town MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,. Wed., July 13. 1977 - PAGE THREE-C senior citizens Avoid questionable sales tiling By GENE BERNHARDT Congres8 bites the bullet- By WALLY FORTIN "Sales" that represent no actual prior to the advertisement, or unless consumers from deceptive "Going Calvary Church w ill have a First Church of Christ, Scientist, Junior High savings to consumers have been the the advertised price is lower than the Out of Business" sales. The law midweek service tonight at 7 at the will have its regular meeting, which honor roll WASHINGTON (UPI) - tion of a congressional pay Hi I Well, tomorrow mor subject of Consumer Protection price being charged for the same i^uires that companies obtain a church. The public is invited to at includes testimonies of healing, Two issues members of Washington window raise and its size to a com tend the service of prayer, praise and mission that would meet ning two buses will be Department action in the past and product or service by other sellers in license from the Consumer Protec tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. Congress most dread to pay issue for four months, shall continue to be investigated in Bible study. Pastor Kenneth Gustaf "The pay raise was a handling of the sex scan once every four years, got leaving our center at 8:30 the a re a ." tion Department before holding a Main St. The meeting is open to the debate in public and vote they finally bit, as Rep. order to attract capable the future. son said. public. on for the record are ethics vital part of the ethics dals last year and the pay in his licks. for the Rockingham race In a legitimate sale, each item on "Going Out of Business" sale. The following students Clifford Allen, D-Tenn., citizens of modest means Department regulations concer package. It was a promise. boost this year, forced “Look up at the press track. We ll stop for a sale must be priced lower than the Consumers are urged to notify the are listed on the filing and a pay raise. This year, said, "a pretty hard to public office. ning advertising and sales declare The Prayer Group of Emanuel If you vote for ethics, if you these moments of agony on gallery today and see how quick coffee break on the previous amount charged. For in Consumer Protection Department Junior High School honor they were caught in the un- b u lle t.” Jim W right, House way. .After the races, we "It shall be an unfair or deceptive act Lutheran Church w ill meet Thursday usal bind of having to do vote to lim it your outside the honorable members of many people are here on stance, a men's clothing store which Frauds Division if they feel that a roll for the fourth quarter. The responsibility came Democratic leader, noted w ill stop at the 88 or practice to advertise any product at 10 a.m. in the church library. both. income, you are going to the House. this relatively minor matter advertises "S u it, reg. 3135.00, now company holding a "sale" is engaged when 241 members, ig that "if members of Restaurant for one of their or service as a discount, r^uced or The Golden Age Group of Concor get a pay raise. That was a O’Neill said "talk involving 3'7 or 38 million only 369.90" has to have sold the in dece^ive practices. To their credit, they noring the possibility of Congress had received the delicious meals. Should sale price, or compare the price to a dia Lutheran Church will meet G ru ilf 7 promise,” Speaker masters’’ on television and then find out how many advertised suits at the higher price. Remember, the only way the con voted responsibly on both dangerous political reper same increase which has make for an interesting higher price unless the advertised A sate must be of limited duration. Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the church. Michael Atlas, Curtis counts, accepting a tough Thomas O’Neill, chief spoke only about the size of in the press were with us sumer can determine whether or not The Christian education committee cussions back home, voted been average and general day, and here's hoping we price is lower than the actual, bona If, for example, a store sells an item of Emanuel Lutheran Church will The group has hired a bus for a July Begley, Leon Botteron, new code of ethics and defender of the pay boost, the raise and didn’t men yesterday when we were the item is a good buy is to check the on the record as favoring among representatives of have lots of lucky winners. fide price for which the produce or fo r 339-95 over a long period of tim e, meet Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at Lynn 23 trip to the Lutheran Home for the Christine Brown, Paula told his colleagues before tion it was the first in eight debating about what to do price of that item at other stores. stating for the record that their pay raise. Another the news media since 1969, service was offered to the public on a then 339.95 is the "re g u la r" price fo r Gustafson's home, 49 Oak St., Aged in Southbury. Any Lutheran Browne, Bryan Buonano, th a t June 29 vote. years and it was with a 3100 billion defense Don’t let a sales claim discourage Craig Camire. they deserved a 312,900-a- 181 were on record as not the congressional salary regular basis by the advertiser for a that item . you from shopping around. Hebron. senior citizen is invited to go along. year pay raise. Through it all, however, recommended by an in budget,” said Udall. Trips Joseph Cavicchi, Linda wanting the raise, and today w ould be 377,500.” Coverage o f the pay raise reasonably substantial period of time In addition, a state law protects Deserved or not is not was a venomous reaction dependent commission Rep. Morris lldall, D- Speaking of trips, this . Correia, Joseph Cosgrove, some of them were sincere debate and vote attracted a Karen Cosgrove, Tracy the point. After ducking the that the news media, with that thought the raise Ariz., chief sponsor of the past Monday morning, we about it. nearly full press gallery. Cunliffe, Pamela Cun its "irresponsible” should be even higher in 1967 law that left the ques registered for the one-day ningham, Michelle Curry. jaunt to the Alps Beer Deborah Diensl, Suzanne Festival in the Catskills, Dorion, Carol Dube, Edward N.Y. Within an hour. Dziato, Barbara Elliott, Susan Pauline and I signed up 106 Fahey, Mary Gallagher. people, and by the end of R ^ S t Laura Gatzkiewicz, Tania IT ’S CHRISTMAS IN JULY the day we had 3A seats Gembala, David Gorman, filled on the third bus. In Tlwra’i nothing bottor for your family than fraah fruits and vagatablas. And Colleen Grady, Melanie Gray, order to take the third bus, ^tha frathar th ^ ara, tha mora nutrltioua thay aral FInast goas to whara Retecca Harris. we must fill it, and because Mothar Natura la growing har gardan bast, and thus aasuraa you tha fraah- SUPERMARKETS Sharon Hiers, Lisa Isko, so many signed up so fast, ast bast tasting produca. You mutt balOOKpiaaaad with our First O’ Fkath Debra Jezouit, Amy Jones, Cindy Kalz, Dean Kingsley. ATFIHAST... it must be a real Produca, or your monay back! That’s tha FInast W ^ l Christine Kjellson, Brenda worthwhile trip, so you Kravitz, Diana Lindsay, Janet • better come on down and Locke, Lori-Ann MacBeth, 205 Spencer Street, MANCHESTER sign up The trip is Hawaiian 1 Steven Machuga. scheduleid for Thursday, Thomas Machuga, Lisa • 269 Ellington Road, EAST HARTFORD July 28. and from all Marcanlonio, Pally McCoan, reports, you'll love every Punch d Dona-Kay McDowell, Ernest minute of it. McNeill, Michael Michaud. • Kelly Road at Route 83, VERNON We have at this writing ------Richard Millette, Dawn just filled our second bus M oriarty, Michael Moses. for the Mystic trip which Alison Newlon, Lisa Paggioli, goes on July 21. but we w ill % Nelson Patterson. start a waiting list. ^ I f "' * Donna Piccarello, Martha wUMfbs coupon 4 purcittM ol SO or man Poirier, Glenn Purvee, Stacey U n t(m c « 90npirlamriy VakdJ(rfy10l6.1977He45FN I Reuben, Kathleen Roach, Setback Donna Rock, Mary'Pat Here at the center last Roman. Friday afternoon we had 40 Deborah Searles, Lisa setback players and the Bing CHerries ^ ' Seise, Paul Smith, Sharon winners were: Ada Rojas, Sporck, Eric Stepper, Bar 135; Rene M aire, 133: Bea iiP S ' Charcoai i bara Stevenson. Mader, 129; F ritz W ilkin Christina Szarka, Carrie Juicy, Sweet Baauties V w ib . ____ son, 127; Archie Thomas, Susan Thomas, Cin dy Tighe, John Tychsen, Jef H oughtaling, 127; M ike Valencia Oranges. . , ^ frey Waggoner. DeSimone, 125; Annie 8 01.00 John Webb, David Wheeler, Johnston. 121; Bernadette Green Sweet Peppers...... 6 39* Jennifer Wheeler, Denise Risley. 120; Ann Fisher, While, Sharon Wiley, Susan 120; Mina Reuther, 119. Fresh Papayas...... „59« - - r wwws. ^ Wilson. LIVELY F In a s t On Monday morning we New Potatoes .. 5 £, 89« O $4 Douglas Woodbury, Nancy started off the action with ALARM CLOCK n . 8b coupon (pmlasiolS? 50 gtiwt , , Wynn, Dannetle Zotta. our kitchen social games RedRad^s Fi^h Icebero Lettuce O II ljntonicoi(ioip«M|,ViHJuly101$.li77H(MPN T X W and had 67 members Escarole or Chicory .... hd29< Refreshing Summartima Treat playing. G rade 8 Jeanine Barber. Laurie Golf Watermelon o f Bashaw, Marjorie Botteron, Our senior golfers Andrew Browne, Michael numbered 43 on the greens Buonano, Robert Camire. Raid Ant & Roach Spray .. ’SSf 1.89 ^ 4 A lb Tide££i Patricia Cone. and the best scores for the Amy Costa, Susan Dauer, morning were Hector Raid Yard Guard 2.49 03111011118 N O C tO lineS O 9ib FREE SUNBEAM APPLIANCES Detergentd Melissa Deptula, Lisa w ith $200 IN TAPES OR Provost, 38; Irw in G art- Despirt, Lawrence Dupont, side, 42; Vince P orter, 44; Sara Elman, Lucette Emond. $4.88 vuith $100 IN TAPES Jack DuPont, 45; Tom HIST FOR SAVING OUR SPECIAL REGISTER TAPES Diane Ferguson, Deborah Halenar, 46; Harvey 4 9 0 Z .T Gadoury, Beth Giguere, Jef Leach, 46; Joseph Quinn, frey Gorman, Karen Gustaf 46. Pkg. son. David Gutman, Steven Pinochle Beef Chucirvr r resn Harley. <"0>i)Boowonipufctaaol 17.50 a m . Sandra Jezouit, Darlene After a lovely lunch the I Lml on coi«onpi, tHily. VM JOy 10 II. 1977 H IM M TX[#k Jordan, Doreen Jordan, LADY SUNBEAM action moved upstairs for UnderbladeT GroundBeef BB V """ — Edward Kenefick. MIX AUTOMATIC pinochle. We had 13 tables Timothy Kenefick, Shelly TWIN HEAD SHAVER MASTER CAN OPENER & and the following winners: Fresh from baker street at Finest! Killian, Annette Krol, Ingrid V iolet Dion, 847; Joe Wind Krumins, Larry Krupp. HAND KNIFE sor, 836; Helena Gavello, Jill Lampson, Marla Levy, SHARPENER 785; F ritz W ilkinson. 781; or m ore Hamburg Susan Mackiewicz, Philip MIXER George Last, 775; Robina Malinoski, Peter Marte, Bren Carroll, 757; Archie da Mayo, Lorraine McClin- Houghtaling, 740; Esther Rolls D^Roil? tick, Linda McDowell. Sharon McGarry.Deki- Anderson, 733; Rene Cracked Wheat Bread .. 2 U* 1.00 Lynne McKenney, Margaret FREE FREE M aire, 727; M arie Burke, McNamara, Sean McVeigh, with $300 727; Roy D urey, 726; Ann English Muffins ...... 2 ^ 7 9 * FREE with $450 Ground Beef Patties .98* Gary Melendy, Terry Melen- IN TAPES with $450 IN TAPES IN TAPES Fisher, 718; Marie Rollad U .S J». Choica Baaf Tender and Flavorful Fresh Plain Donuts...... 2 "^ 1.00 dy. Hebenstreit, 716. Where Available OR OR anktry H tm Anhnhh Tumdty thru Stturdty Only Alan Menasian, Keith OR During the day we were Merritt, Robert Monaco, $8.88 with $11.88 with S11.88 with told that Gladys Fallon is a $100 IN TAPES Boneless Chuck Roast lb . Finest Frozen Food Values! Robert Moquin, Matthew $100 IN TAPES .lli> $100 IN TAPES patient at Manchester O'Reilly. Memorial Hospital. Undarblada Thick or Thin U.S.DJL Choica ^ J iA O Constance Parker, Denise Also, it was good to see Mr. Dell Specials! Minute Maid Plante, Marjory Port, Peter our good friend John Robinson, Julie Ryan. Phelps back in action again Boneless Chuck Steak ’ 1?® Joanne Sartor, Michael after being back in the BonalaasBaaf U.S.DJLChoica 4 Q Roast Beef Orange Juice Savidakis, Mark Schauster, Julia Shea, Alison Smith, hospital for a few days. Cookad Terri Smith. Our sincere heartfelt Frashly Deborah Soloway, Melissa condolences to the family London B ro irl” 24oz. MANTLE CHIME Slicad can Spiel, Glenn Stavens, Kimetha SHAVEMASTER SHAVER ELECTRIC of our dearly departed Beef Shoulder Roast bot-«. »1.08 Assorted Pork Chops ■'Ti-’ ^ 1 28 Stevenson, Jennifer Sullivan, member Anna Haupt. Ann r Bm m ssa vmora PENDULUM Top Blade Steak ...... ■ e f II . b 1 . 0 8 Swiss C heese imporlwi b 1.99 Mark Sutcliffe. KNIFE was very active around our Country Style Pork Ribsr«. .1.28 R) David Tedford, Lori Ska vmora ^ 4 Q Morton Fried Chicken CLOCK Top Blade Steaks' AfM S t3| b l a l O Muenster Cheese. .1.69 2 1.89 center and was always Sausage Patties ... .1.28 Violetle, Andrew Wickwire, ready to give a helping Boneless Beef for Stew .. .1.18 Bdogna or Uverwurst Mr Dell. , b 1.09 YorGarden Lemonade. 3'.^ tOO Kristine Youell, Lisa hand whenever possible. Greek Oil cured Olives ...... 8 9 * Tony’s C heese PizzamcKcn»t. ’jS' 89* Zatkowski, Paul Zepp, Mark She was a big help to us and Boneless Beef Kabobs.. .1.48 Zinker. FREE Fresh Made S a l a d s . .4 9 * FREE FREE we are certainly going to Ful Cut Sirloin Steaks bT. .1 .8 9 Sunrise fresh Dairy Values! with $600 IN TAPES with $600 with $650 m iss her. OR By the way, Gloria is off Porterhouse Steak-iss.’-.2 .5 9 Hillshire Farms Kielbasa ... .1.39 G rade 9 IN TAPES IN TAPES $14.88 with for this week hopefully Oscar Mayer “r r . 1.19ss:r;69« Baked Virginia Style Ham. r i .29 Oranfl* « Q A o Robert Bagshaw, Russell OR enjoying a well-earned Bagshaw, Donald Barnett, $100 IN TAPES $14.88 with $100 IN TAPES $15.88 with $100 IN TAPES vacation. Sliced Bacon OscvMsysr. . . . b 1.79 Hard Salami B/C ...... lb 1.89 Diane Berman, Lynne Bono, Julceiiw‘“O v Suzanne Brown, Linda Rockport Cbussen Pickles w w o r w c S 99« Carpenter, David Chartier. Next week on Monday, Ground Beef .. . 88* Imported American Cheese ’,J2'99* Alan Clemsoa, Catherine July 18, we will register for Hood’s Cottage Cheese • > > co^. 69* Connors, John Cowing, Stacey the Rockport trip. This trip Ground Beef Patties IWwraAval 1 I) 1.08 Cooked Ham aib Creighton, Christine Crosby, is quite expensive but in A v d fi W * only In t t o r t t with Snnict DnII Dnptt. Light n’ Lively Yogurt...... 3 89* Carol Donovan, Linda Dunn, BURGER GRILL cludes a real old-fashioned Beef Burgers 8^ ^ . ^ 2.39 In-Store Bake Shop Featuresl Stephen Flosdorf. "PINT SIZE" FRYER, THE GREAT AMERICAN For Your Health & Beauty! Linda Fraher, Kelly * / clam and lobster bake and Fresh Chicken Wings 'S2’ . . 68* Iced Layer CakesA«a« . 1.99 STEWER, SOUPER, POPCORN MACHINE ^ 5 a nice boat ride around Gaouetle, Adam Green, Patricia Gronda, Robin 4QT. SELF BUTTERING Glouster Harbor, bus ride Fresh Chicken Thighs'SS'. . 88* Fresh Cake D o n u t s 69* Aim Toothpaste...... *ilSf 79* STEAMER Gustafson. CORN POPPER and tips fo r 320.50 per per Chicken Drumsticks .98* Enriched Home-Style Rolls. «<« 79* Johnson’s Baby Shampoo . ;s 99* William Halldin, Lesley son. This trip will be A n IlitIt onlf In flntH Stem »mi IfhSUn Itk t UMpi Harrison, Christopher Hoyng, limited to two buses, and Gillette Trac II Blades...... 1? 99* Julia Johnson, Paul Johnson, as always we sign up on a Cynthia Kurowski, Umars first come basis. This trip Labrencis. FREE FREE is scheduled for Aug. 4. Richard Lata, Julia Lohr, FREE with $700 Well, I see where all you Edward Lomnicky, Penny with $800 with $700 IN TAPES IN TAPES Red Sox fans are smiling Lutzen, Doreen Maillet, IN TAPES once again and I can't say I Kimberly McRory. OR OR OR blame you. When a team Dolores Michl, Michael $16.88 with $18.88 with $16.88 with $100 IN TAPES loses night straight games Mirucki, Anne Morrison, $100 IN TAPES $100 IN TAPES and a couple days later Mary Neubelt, Sally Neumann, Annette Packard. ends up in first place, Laurie Patarini, William that’s not saying too much Perry, Debra Piatok, Randi for the competition. Don’t Pivnick, Steven Reich. Elena 'o y forget folks, we have about Rock. 86 tickets for an afternoon Burton Rubin, Michael game on Sept, 1 fo r the Red Savidakis. Donna Seise, HERE 1$ ALL YOU DO Sox vs the Indians. Patricia Shirer, Cynthia We’ll be signing up real Smith, Joseph Smith, Shelley Pick-up your Collect the ■■ v / * / soon; keep your eye on the Stevenson, Risa Strickland, Turn in your column. Michelle ’Telreault. Tape Saver required amount Cindy Tinney, Joanne envelopes for I Tremanno, Anita Tychsen, envelope at of our special Jennifer Walker, Todd your gift. ♦ / Price* effective Ihm July 16,1977 in Mancheslef. and East Hartford any check out. cash register tapes. Not fasponsible for Typographical Errors. Whitney, Sherri Wittmann. We reserve the right to limit qumtitlea. Karen Wojnarowski. Appliance Promotion Ends Oct. 8. 1977— Available only at F(nast Supermarketa listed above PAGE FOIJR-C— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchcsler, Conn., Wed., July 13. 1977
MANCHESTER E VENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-C M V D in fo I It was Activity Hour at a torney in a court hearing. camping activities as to trail led from the bunks to I summer camp, and a group The judge commented: limits. "The counselor in charge render it sedentary." the social hall. Walking where campers were likely (}. Recently you told of THE ^ of boys were having a had no business allowing "Floodlighting the woods A girl camper, swinging to fall, showed a disregard This is the taw’s usual at there one night, a boy would be unfair to on a ladder bar, lust her ways to avoid overheating water fight on the grass. such a dangerous game.’’ titude — that recreation at for sensible standards of FAMILY^ One youngster, making a strayed off the trail and (campers) who seek the grip and fell onto some by the car’s engine. Can But the court decided the camp is expected to in collided with a tree. Could safety. The rocks, said the quick turn, skidded and hit adventure of living closer rocks. In these cir you give me some LAWYER game was not unusualiy clude some degree of risk. the camp be held liable for court, added nothing to the the ground with a thud. to nature, participating in cumstances, a court remedial action for an I dangerous, at least in Courts take a similar view having failed to string sport except danger. by WmI Bt'fn.vd Upshot: A damage suit astronomical study at ordered the camp to pay overheated engine? ShopRitehas terms of the camping life. with regard to the condi lights along the pathway? A pulillr'servire frulure A. Remember — never against the camp. Holding the camp not night or bird study before damages for injuries suf «>f llie Amerirun Bur Accidents at Camp tion of camp grounds. A court said no, because dawn." pour cold water into an "Grass is slippery when liabie. the judge said he did Thus: fered. ^itorinlion and Conner- wet," noted the bov's at darkness was appropriate Still, hazards must be The court said tolerating overheated engine or you not want to "so sterilize At another camp, a rustic to camping atmosphere. lirul Bur AxBoriulion, may crack the engine kept within reasonable the presence of rocks, right ® 1977 American Bar Association block. The mistake is often made. • After the engine has cooled, remove the scores radiator cap and check the Manchester A.M. Bridge coolant level. If your car is Club: July 7: First, Terry All Food Marts Stores Open Sunday 9 a.m. To 4 n m •’'«"'’»oi«ivAtutPACKJDaKuiM equipped with a "surge Daigle a.nd Ethel Coon; se tank,” check the coolant cond, Dick Vosburgh and ------______IWTHISTOAt.WHIUSUPPlYlASTSI level at that point. Wilma Willoughby: third, • Look for leaks or Take advantage o( these low prices... the more you buy, the more you save! To insure that all our customers have an Bev Saunders and Mary I !' Tide Deternant ! T"E oubuJ rL^L'‘ breaks in the radiator, sur opportunity to purchase Hems at sale prices, we must reserve the right to occasionally limit quanlilies lo units ol lo tt Willhide. Tide Detergent ge tank, or in the hoses, in 4 0 ° e f f f cluding heater as well as Manchester P.M. Bridge ON A 10 POUND SAG U.S. NO. I ■ Food Club Soda Club, 146 Hartford Rd., j I0« OFF radiator hoses. July 8, 7:45 p.m,: North- ALL • Correct the problem if I label I possible. Friction tape or South —first, A1 and Louise Eastern Shore Potatoes! I 49 OZ. PKG. I FLAVORS Vorhaus; second, Alice l O '(£” 1 , adhesive tape can COUPON A T FOOD AAART. GOOD SUNDAY, sometimes be used to Sunshine and Jim Cleary: JULY 10 THRU SATURDAY. JULY U. LIAIIT ONE II LB. BAD ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. a t TEMPORARILY stop or 16 third. Jack Descy and Lou j f PURCHASE OF 0/JO OR AAORE AND THIS COUPON Buy , , A Down Or Buy By The Case i ^ JU LY HI*TUD^ifCOUPON ITEMS. GOOD SUn ! slow a leak in a hose until Halpryn. East-West—first, J^OUPOJ^P^R FAMILY. I Don Kreps and Steve you can get to a service Ryan; second, Frankie facility to have it replaced. SPECIAL PURCHASE Brown and Marg Kropp; If the hose is split or rup SPECIAL PURCHASE third, Dave Hinchey and tured near the end, Lim ited Time Oniy Lim ited Tim e Only Ronald Kraatz. sometimes you can remove Nite Time Novice, July WALDBAUM’S Summertime and the livin' is easy!” the hose end, cut off the 8: North-South —first, damaged section, and PRESERVES SPRAY N’ WASH William and Simone Those " l a z y , hazy, days of su m m e fa re here ^galn and Food Mart has everything you’llL e d replace the hose. . Calhoun; second, Dick and Food Mart It may not be possible to ShopRHe Caroie Vizard; tied for -w hether your planning a backyard banquet or countryside picnic. do this with shorter hoses, STRAWBERRY WITH TRIGGER SPRAY * « 1 9 third and fourth, Marcia or hoses of larger diameter Ryan and Betty Kreps, and that are preshaped during 22-oz. Arlene Long and Sandy manufacture. b U . WAIDBAUMS NEW YORIt STYll DHL • If a source of water is Sullivan. East-West—first, LUNDY GOURMET . LEAN A ^ _ _ SWEET LUSCIOUS-CAIIFOIINIA available, replace the lost Dave Lewis and Andrea great for SNACKS Melchman; tied for second SWEET RIPE NORTHWEST fluid. SPECIAL PURCHASE and third, Joe and Marilyn COOKED HAM"".",?2?’ • If possible, to do so, Fecteau and Frank and CANTALOUPES CHERRIES ROAST BEEF PailHLY ILICIO (engine temperature drops Lim ited Tim e Only Joyce Rossi. to normal range after W HITl oa VINE RIPENED AMERICAN CHEESE YIUOW taking remedial action in Social dicated), drive to the LARGE 23 SIZE SLICING PROVOLONE 10X SUGAR Pick up your copy of Security nearest service facility and our latest PRICE K U S NOVA SCOTIA LOX • have proper repairs done. Circular. It is full of NEVER drive a car with OR OARK-UGHT BROWN storewide savings. Li Q. I retired about a year NATIONAL BRAND Pruducf item Of The (f 'etk' « E A T FOR STUFFING . FANCY the engine overheated or mited quantities avail ago and get monthly Social JUICY RIPE ALASKAN LOX HAND ILICIO LARGE with insufficient coolant. If able at your local Security checks, I recently Green Peppers SIZE CB. Shop Rite! took a temporary job and, HAWAIIAN BEEF BOLOGNA AailHLY ILICIO F. ‘1.19 there is no source of water 3 > “ * 1 Look for the SOUTHERN U.S, NO. 1 . WESTERN available to replace lost much to my surprise, my LONG JOHN FRANKS « sng “Orange Signs” boss is taking Social Yellow Onions l b s . , coolant, if the car returns PAPAYAS PEACHES HtMlWNATIOlUL throughout the store Security taxes out of my to an overheat condition, or FLOWN IN - THE EXOTIC n a t i v e FRESH SPECIAL PURCHASE LARGE 2V4" SIZE SALAMI & BOLOGNA Vi.;;;' ,.0,‘1.29 a hose is ruptured too bad SPECIAL PURCHASE for additional pay even though I told him HEALTHFULnBALinr-uL FRUITf r u i t SguQsh an'domen LBS. { YEUOW RIPE ly, arrange for roadside I get Social Security U R G E i OLIVE SALAD '•■ihiymam l,. 79c lim ited Time Only lim ited Time Only grocery items not payments. Is he doing the S l« 4 ______repairs to correct your FRESH SWEET problem. advertised. right thing? m s iEA. LB. 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»> Al. ROSSITER JR. visory committee headed by Dr. Diels coinpareii Lipton said in a report to the Nutri- I PI Soifiu'c Editor Morris Lipton. professor of psy In the Wisconsin study, 46 hyperac tion Foundation that this WASHINGTON (UPl) - Three chiatry at the University of North tive children were observed for eight phenomenon needs further study. The third study was conducted at recently completed studies have cast Carolina, concluded on the basis of weeks by their parents, teachers and the University of Western Ontario some doubt on the much-publicized the research completed so far that doctors to see if the Feingold diet or with Canadian government support. theory that food additives contribute major changes in food manufacture a test diet containing additives It studied food additives together to hyperactivity in children. or labeling “appear unnecessary and caused any changes in behavior. The with drugs used to treat hyperactive Ttie studies, however, did not en certainly premature. " diets were disguised so neither the children. tirely refute the theory. They showed children nor the observers knew who Theorized link Minimal effects of diets were that the problem is more subtle and The theorized link between ad was getting what. complex than researchers an The three-year study found very observed by parents, but teachers ditives such as food colors and who also participated as observers ticipated flavors and hyperactivity was first few children for whom the additive- But a Nutrition Foundation ad- free diet was helpful and the reported the children’s behavior was proposed by Dr. Benjamin Feingold, worse when they ate cookies with ar researchers concluded additives a piediatric allergist at the Kaiser- tificial food colors than when they were not to blame for hyperactivity Permanente Medical Center in San ate additive-free cookies. except, possibly, in occasional cases. Francisco in 1973, Issue unresolved Feingold, who wrote a book on the The Wisconsin study was financed Bible school subject, developed a diet which in part by the Food and Drug Ad On the basis of all three studies, eliminated additives. He claimed it ministration and the Nutrition Foun Lipton and the advisory committee’s to begin effectively treated nearly half the dation which receives about half its vice chairman. Dr, Esther Wender of children under his care for hyperac funds from the food industry, the University of Utah Medical on Monday tive behavioral problems such as Piltshiirgli study Center said "the evidence available short attention span and impulsive so far generally refutes Dr, A study at the University of Feingold's claim, actions, Pittsburgh, supported by the A five-day Bible School will be con "On the other hand, one cannot yet “These children are in constant National Institute of Education and ducted from Monday through Friday be certain that food additives are motion, going from one thing to the Nutrition Foundation, found that at Trinity Covenant Church, 302 utterly devoid of adverse effects in another without completing a task,” children receiving diets containing Hackmatack St. The program will be all children of all ages,” held daily from 9 a m. to noon. It will said Dr, Raymond Chun, a food additives had brief periods of neurologist who participated in one short attention spans and distrac- Lipton and Dr, Wender said several be open to children in Manchester new studies have been started and 1 and surrounding area between the of the studies at the University of tability while those on additive-free Wisconsin, diets did not. their results should help resolve the ages of kindergarten and those matter. entering Grade 6 in September. The theme will be ‘‘10-4, God's Discusses captivity Message Received and Understood. " The program will include Bible Luchino Revelli-Beaumont, Director in France for the Italian stories, crafts, songs, refreshments New Hampshire Music Festival Fiat automobile firm giving a press conference Tuesday. and a missionary project. To aid in the preparation of classes Revelli-Beaumont, who was released by kidnapers Monday after and refreshments, advance registra 89 days of captivity, shows to newsmen how his eyes were hidden tion is requested and may be made by had a very humble beginning with black spectacles during transfers with kidnapers. (UPI calling the church at 649-2855, or Mrs. photo) CENTER HARBOR, N.H, (U P D - car washes, bake sales and a Fourth California in San Diego, took over the Pat Anderson at 649-3639. Once upon a time a New York pianist of July chicken barbeque. baton 16 years ago. He is wielding it lived on an island in Lake Win- Its home base now is Plymouth still, over an orchestra of 34 nipesaukee every summer and in College, where in conjunction with professional musicians and a com Governor Grasso signs B a r b s vited friends up to provide a the music department, it offers munity chorus of 150 singers from 25 By PHIL PASTORET background orchestra for her choral and keyboard workshops each towns around the Lakes Region. students. nursing home care bills The boss doesn’t play golf — summer. Miss Born said pay for the he wages it. Madame Hedy Spielter needed an Demand grew orchestra isn’t New York scale, but audience, too. so she invited the Madame Spielter’s concerts began “we give them free room and board HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. A cynic is any man who is townspeople to get in their boats and sion on Hospitals and Health Care anforlunate enough to be in 1952 and promptly drew the atten — it is a vacation as well as a chance Grasso ’Tuesday signed major por cruise over. and the state Health Department to married to an optimist. tion of people across the lake in to play good music with people tions of her nursing home reform license all home health care agencies It would take most of the boats on they’ve played with before. A lot of program and two bills setting up for the 40-mile long lake these days to Laconia and Gilford, who decided effective Jan. 1, 1979. the same people return year after mulas to distribute state education accommodate the 15,000 people who they wanted music, too. ’They incor Mrs. Grasso made improving the year.” aid. turn out year-round to hear the group porated in 1953 as a nonprofit group iot of the state’s senior citizens a The nursing home bills are the out which grew into the New Hampshire to support the then-amateur Still going strong major effort of her legislative musicians and began running con growth of a special commission she Music Festival. One of the early soloists, Joel John program this year. She has already certs at Brew ster Academy in appointed headed by William signed other parts of the program. 6,000 paid son of Minneapolis, directs the Don't knock those reruns Wolfeboro and at the Gunstock chorus, whose members include high Ratchford of Danbury, who was Other bills signed Tuesday by her Six thousand people pay for their subsequently named state com till you've experienced two Recreation Area in Gilford. school and college students, that help the elderly: tickets in the summer, and 9,000 missioner of aging. weeks of televised convention "It was very much a vacation for storekeepers, doctors, accountants, —Provide $1 million in bonded ho-hum students hear concerts by small musicians. It was not professional school board members, homemakers The legislation creates a nursing borrowing for pilot housing programs A friend says that a groups of New Hampshire and it was not paid and they had no home ombudsmen’s office to handle for the elderly in so-called semi professionals who visit schools and ladies in their 70s, still singing gcnerai manager gets mighty home base in those early days,” strong. complaints the elderly are being independent residential settings; lonesome. He usually has during the winter. abused. It also requires certain festival manager Brenda Born said. Every year the chorus tackles a —Allow the Department of Aging nothing hut buck privates un The festival operates on an $85,000 health professions to report Many directors major work and performs it with the and the Social Services Department der him. budget, with aid from the New suspected cases of abuse to the om The orchestra went through a orchestra during the regular concert to initiate action to protect the elder Hampshire Commission on the Arts, budsman. succession of directors. Then series, ’This year it is working on ly as of Jan. 1, if cases of abuse are the National Endowment for the Another bill requires the Commis Mozart’s “Credo” mass. Two years discovered. Arts, and local fund drives, auctions. Thomas Nee. chairman of the music department at the University of ago it gave a moving rendition of Haydn’s "'The Creation.” Delegates attend NEA parley WERE CIOSED SRNDAYS DiRINR THE SHMMER Buoyan Delegates from Manchester and its area Arthur Glaeser, Roselle Schultz and Mary U.S.CO were among those from (Connecticut who Sullivan. not! HOURS Bright orar attended the annual meeting last week in Those attending from area towns were MOH. SAT. ChiTdiiTdren/ac Minneapolis of the National Education as follows: Blast Hartford—Elaine Case, 9:30-9:00 Association (NEA). Jean McEvers and Walter Willett; OriNJIHTA 9:30-4 Twenty-six of the state delegates Glastonbury—Jean Huhn; Vernon—Jane ALL LEATHER-KING SIZE LOCATED NEXTTO Boat Cl BEDCNNO BARN 276 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER R A N D M C I represented the Connecticut Education Lamb and Roberta Meyers. for safei Association and 122 represented local Florence M. Karpelman of Waterbury BASEBALL SALB STARTS MON. JULY 4t|i at 9it0-4 MDTORCROSS education associations from throughout was installed as the new CEA president CAIM r'TSHHAAtTBami Kapok filled the state. wcpnct NOW SAVf for one year. GLOVES 1369 9S M tt M70** BIKES Attending from Manchester were $419 95 *14f *150” NO NSG40 $549 95 *W *250” CANB£ SAITA OAt* 4" Tte U an R l NM. USEDFOA $ 1 7 8 8 “* $46^0 GROWING '^ormALL NOW onlyONLY ! # I3W95 *lJt *160'* REG $22.88 Pm t $469 95 »J7f »I90” REG. $59.88 OLDER Nil $599 95 *J7t *220»» STARS & STRIPES cnnitu r ' tot baa m n fm , THUNDERBOLT AECmCt NOW SAV( FAMOUS WIFFLE A ntw cM M M $399 95 *219 *160” iixMCiMuri^ $469 95 *179 *190” tuiiCiMwiPM $599 95 *179 *220*' B A S E B A ll SAFEfY SAHCnORA 4" TOS lAA ALM. MM Seniors suffer ACC PANS NOW SAVf ANDBAISEI HELMEIS $449 95 . *269 *160” $54995 ‘299 *250** under status quo $69995 *299 *300” NOW LouCottin c’Z $1 Q3® MAUSi 4” TOM AS Smi PSM ONLY HsNew I # K G m a NOW SAVE vices by reducing the money allotted to $429 95 *269 *160'* REG. $117 When we senioragers were young, the REG $24.88 $499 95 ‘299 *200” United States was truly a land of oppor social projects. $699 95 ‘199 *300” tunity. The words “free enterprise” really When, for example, Lockheed Aircraft WIMIWMS 4" TOP HAS AUM. MM SPALDING ______- MGPRlCt NOW SAVI KENT described the economic system. A poor was in financial straits, a loan was $499 95 *199 *200“ forthcoming. New York City, in similar boy could become rich a la Horatio Alger. }4iaWMt«>iM $599 95 *179 *220” VOLLEYBALL During most of the first healf of this cen trouble, was helped only on condition that GOLF SET pmi $799 95 '419 *310” tury, native-born Americans dared to social services would be cut. Education, FOR BEGINNERS r Rn Btu VEt T Mi PMU R Ksm NO 1W000 SET leave their jobs and strike out on their police protection, medical facilities and S.7.9IR0NS Pepi own, as small businessmen, artisans and other “people” assistance was reduced. PUnEfl CANVAS Twir small farmers. Senior activists believe that the SUNDAY Alas, a great many of these private business of government is people, not BAG $38«» Two businesses failed to survive the Depres business, not profit. ’This is the opposite of REG. $49 .49 4.7 oz. conservatism, as expressed by Calvin Tubes sion, or were bought up by larger firms. ltaf.1.2 By the end of World War II, the significant Coolidge’s line, “the business of America SPALDING PELE A stock areas of the economy were in the hands of is businees.” Ours is not essentially a WE »UST CLEAN - I A <=0^1 NATIONAL the big coiporations. Large chains took political position. Partisan politics is not OUT OUR ENTIRE . I ^ 3 over Jo«»o» OPEN THROAT WOOD over retailing. Big department stores put our concern. Both major parties carry out SOCCER stock Of POOts the “momma and poppa” food and the mandates of people as expressed TENNIS RACQUET specialty stores out of business. through the elected administration and BALL Mergers brougtt together the basic sec the Congress. What moves us is the POOL A . A POOL KiNT ZT humanity or lack of humanity of elected i g m CIORINE SROOVEY tors of production from steel to transpor FILTER SA N D ftiblABOR tation to public utilities. Agri-business officials. NOW $ 0 8 8 LOOP POSEY ONLY 501b BAG GRANULAR reduced the number of family farms. TTie A tilt toward conservative thinking »45 VALUE ASSFENONTV PITCH REG $16.88 “free enterprise” system, as we knew it, costs us dearly. The majority of elder citizens are poor. We live on fixed in $ ^ 9 9 now$ O Q NOW $ 1 NOW $ ^ 8 8 was frayed around the edges. The concept ONLY. / J k V ONLY I ONLY ■ of competition was eroded. Product quali comes. Social-minded government pushes COX ty declined. Prices were set or “ad toward more help to make life safer, more MUSKIN NTH ROTH 101 ROTH 32 CHILDS WOOD FUEL POWERED ministered” by the dominant corporation comfortable, more dignified for seniors. MICKEY MOUSE PICHIC (Conservative government gives us as lit CLORINE G Y M SET AIRPLANES in the critical areas in which life and com S P U S N R O O l gibSIZE WHILE THEY LAST TABLE fort were sustained. tle as possible. $ 5 9 0 0 We seniors, of course, are justly proud It is clear that under conservative NOW $ A 7 7 n o w $ 0 8 8 , NOW $ O f t NOW political dominance the drive for profit ONLY W ,u ONLY W t;M ONLY A V only # MG 1099 $9 8 8 of the productive capacity of our country. While they Last We enjoy many comforts that weren’t demands sacrifice by people. We older Tablet or Granular around in our younger days. We know that Americans are no longer permitted to REPLACEMENT LINERS REG. $13.88 we contributed more than our share to our work. 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By SHEILA TULLER Schultz was right when he said the Herald Correspondent land should ' not be considered After hearing citizen input at two wetlands. public hearings, the 1977 inland "There’s never been a puddle on wetlands map is ready for formal this land, not even in the floods of acceptance by East Hartford’s 1936 and ’38 when the rest of East Inlands Wetlands Commission. The Hartford was inundated,’’ Schultz map will replace a 25-year-old told the commission June 29. wetlands map. The property of Harold Powell, Tuesday night, Ken MacGregor of Prospect St., and a piece of land near the Cosmis Corp. of Glastonbury, the river on N. Main St. owned by developer of the map, reported to the Alfred Burnham were also reviewed. commission on the review of three However, MacGregor said, "After parcels. reinspection, no changes were The owners of the parcels objected made.” ' ^ ■ to the wetlands designations at the Additional objections to wetlands June 29 public hearing. At that time, designations were made at Tuesday 4 commission chairman Henry Genga night’s meeting. requested reinspection of the Harry Ravelese, owner of land on parcels. Burnside Ave. at the Short Reach, Of the three parcels, only one has fears the wetlands label will affect been reclassified. The Joseph Schultz sale of the land. He said a potential property on Main St. was originally buyer would like to put a miniature misclassified. MacGregor, Schultz, golf course and driving range on the mi and a soil scientist walked the property. property recently. MacGregor said He feels the land is wet because of drainage problems. MacGregor reaf firmed it is the soil content that designates land wetland or not. Fire calls George Hannon Sr. of Fort Lauder dale, Fla., questioned the commis Sharing a hook East Hartford sion concerning a parcel of land he “I can’t read you the reading but I’ll read you the pictures,” A summer pastime Tuesday, 10:11 a.m. —Medical call to owns on Prospect St. near the First National bakery. Park Ave. Lori-Ann Miller, 2Vz, tells a big friendly bear as she shares a Summer is the time to read books you want to read, and Na- railroad crossing. book with him in the children’s department of the East Hart Tuesday, 10:43 a.m. —Medical call to Hannon also feels the wetland deen Richards of 37 Higbie Dr., East Hartford, leisurely looks 235 Main St. designation could hurt sale of the ford Library. Lori-Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred through the tall stacks of books in the East Hartford Library, a Tuesday, 11:48 a.m.—Medical call to 88 Miller of East Hartford. (Herald photo by Dunn) Longhill St. property. pleasant summer pastime. (Herald photo by Dunn) Tuesday, 12:12 p.m. —Auto accident at The maps are now ready for final 152 Forbes St. draft. MacGregor said he will have Tuesday, 12:17 p.m. —Auto accident at the finished product Aug. 9 for the Penney High School, Forbes St. Inland Wetlands Commission Tuesday, 1:33 p.m. —Medical call to meeting. Midget football tryouts planned Connecticut Blvd. and Prospect St. MacGregor will take a few of the 48 Final tryouts for the East Hartford Tuesday, 2:18 p.m. —Mistaken medical maps from the Town Hall at a time. Each team is divided into three and mouthpiece, is supplied by the Uhrig, playground supervisor. call to 309 Holland St. Midget Football League before prac “Even though we’ve gone beyond teams; “A” team consists of 12- and East Hartford Midget Football Participants must wear shoes. Tuesday, 2:22 pjn. -Medical call to 309 tice begins will be Saturday, July 16, statutory requirements, the maps 13-year-olds, weighing up to 120 Lea^e at no cost to the parents. Tolland St. and Saturday, Aug. 6, at 10 a.m. The can s tilts available for public in pounds; “B ” team consists of 11- and Registration fee due in September is Wins first place Tuesday, 3:46 p.m. —Medical call to 33 tryouts will be held in East Hartford 12-year-olds, weighing under 110 Brown St. spection this way,” Town Engineer 55, which covers physical examina The American Fife and Drum at the Hockanum School, 191 Main St. pounds and the “C” team consists of Tuesday, 8:41 p.m. —Medical call to 15 Chuck Sheehan said. tion. Corps of East Hartford was awarded 9- and 10-year-olds, weighing up to 90 Mill Rd. The commission agreed with Com Applicants must be 9 to 13 years of For any further information, con the first place plaque for best pounds. Tuesday, 9:20 p.m. —Dumpster fire at missioner Michael Marin when he age. They must be 9 by Dec. 31 of this tact Joe Kronen, 568-4202. modern corps appearance in fife and Practice begins Monday, Aug. 8. 23 Smith Dr. complimented MacGregor for doine year and cannot turn 14 before Nov. 1 drum competition recently at The games start in September and Orienteering meet Tuesday, 11:05 p.m. —Medical call to a fine job. of this year. Wesleyan University, Middletown. 639 Main St. “When complete, it will be a job end in November. All home “C” The orienteering meet that was The East Hartford group was Tuesday, 11:56 p.m. —Medical call to we’ll all be proud of,” Marin said. Candidates at any one of the two team games are at McAuliffe Park scheduled ’Tuesday by the Depart formed one and a half years ago. The 597 Burnside Ave. tryouts will be drafted by one of the on Saturday afternoons; all “A” and ment of Parks and Recreation has recent competition was the second Today, 12:53 a.m. —False box alarm at four teams in East Hartford — the “B” team home games are at been rescheduled Friday at 1:30 p.m. time the corps participated. Goodwin School, 1226 Forbes St. Golden Elks, the lAC Cardinals, the McAuliffe Park on Sunday after at McAuliffe Park. Anyone interested in joining the Today, 4:04 a.m. —Lightning set off Teamsters Mustangs or the VFW noons. alarm at Elks Club, Roberts St.; no fire. Orienteering is a Scandinavian corps or would like to see it perform Call’A'Ride Vikings. All football gear, except for shoes Today, 4:11 a.m. —Lightning set off sport which incorporates running may do so Tuesday nights from 6:30 alarm at old Union Carbide building, 88 For a free, door-to-4oor ride on with a map and compass reading. to 8:30 at the math wing of East Longhill St.', no fire. East Hartford’s Call-A-Ride vehicle, The meet will be directed by Jim Hartford High School. Today, 8:54 a.m. —Medical call to 21 call 528-4411. Those eligible are over Evans Ave. age 65 or are handicapped. New panel replaces Senators say Bagley 6 insulted their work pSwing- college commission By BARBARA RICHMOND for...if the state had unlimited resources to be applied to all things HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. The new board is also required to Herald Reporter good and desirable there would be no Grasso has signed legislation come up with an internal reorganiza "A gratuitious insult to the need for an Appropriations Com creating a strong central board to tion plan for higher education. members of the Joint Committee on mittee and no need for a Board of oversee public higher education in Other measures signed by the Appropriations,” is the way State Trustees for (immunity Colleges.” Connecticut. governor: Sen. Robert Houley and John G. “We aren’t perfect, perhaps not The legislation, signed Tuesday, — Allocate 530,000 to Meriden and Groppo describe comments made by even good, but we do our best. We ends three years of wrangling 540,000 to Waterbury for mobile Roger B. Bagley, chairman of the trust the board will do likewise." between lawmakers and the higher health vans and 525,000 to West Board of Trustees of Regional Com they told Bagley. education community over how to Haven for a pilot day care project for munity Colleges. Bagley complained that the board oversee public universities and the elderly. In a letter to Groppo, House chair had proposed a budget for 1977-78 colleges. — Provide a cost-of-living man of the committee, Bagley which was designed to serve 20.000 The new 20-member Connecticut allowance of no more than three per expressed great dissappointment full-time equivalent students. The Board of Higher Education will cent depending on changes in the con with the level of funding that was governor only proposed to accom replace the 17-membdr Commission sumer price index for those persons provided for the community colleges modate 19,000 and the General on Higher Education, which has been in the Municipal Employes Retire Houley is Senate chairman of the Assembly reduced her recommenda criticized for years as being weak ment Fund. Appropriations Committee. tion to a level which makes it im and inefficient. In the reply to Bagley, the two possible to serve more than the The new board is composed of a legislators said the Appropriations current level of 17,700. majority of public members not Committee and the General associated with any higher education Assembly were not without their units. struggles, difficulties and disap Despite being given expanded 2 men face pointments, “not made easier, we rPolle* rapoill powers available to the CHE, the might add, by higher education ^ ’r- a a n w irinO T w iii...... ^ in n iiiiiiiii’5nrw :w M By TERRY ANZDR According to one case history, a suburban housewife on sitting near a door, as far from others as possible. budgets PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - It can strike the probably became agoraphobic while still a teen-ager. She The irony is that there are few physical clues to the tur likes children the hest successful businessman in the conference room and remembered driving downtown for a shopping trip, moil churning inside the agoraphobic, who fears others paralyze his career. driving through a tunnel, and being gripped with terror. will think he or she has gone mad. By BARBARA RICHMOND Copies of his new book are on sale Kaye, Margaret Mead, Kingman “ He advanced in his career, but it was a constant approved Brewster, Justice Earl Warren, It can grip a housewife as she drives a station wagon ‘Toughed it out’’ Herald Reporter in the New York Public Library and toward the grocery store, forcing a retreat into her battle,” Barlow says. “ Not many guys can stay home and at the Lincoln Center in New York. George Meany and Averell John Norton of England looks the bedroom that could last for decades, The woman “toughed it out” during her teens and 20s, take care of the kids. A man extends his safe place very Part of the proceeds from the sale Harriman. It is an anxiety that breaks across a person’s mind like telling only her husband something was wrong. narrowly in one direction, from home to work and back Vernon part of the perfect English price of $200 benefit the library. Also, several musicians such as waves pounding an ocean cliff, It rises in beads of sweat, '^When she drove her car away from home she was again. He might turn down a big promotion because he Rockville General Hospital has had gentleman that he is, even to his soft The book contains more than 60 Arthur Rubenstein and Count Basle, ly spoken British accent. Norton was fear of fainting or loss of self-control. very frightened beyond her own safe street,” Barlow fears a change in his situation.” its full 1977 and 1978 budgets ap drawings and a handwritten journal and baseball players Tom Seaver and in New York recently to attend a says, “ She would pull over to the side of the road. She proved. The hospital was among five by Norton. The preface was written Willy Mayes. reception in his honor and also ‘Lock your door’ worried about what people would think if they saw her.” Fear to venture out others reaching settlements Tuesday by Elliot Richardson. The journal by Nofton details his It often helped to take her children along; their chatter with the state Commission on visited the Rosenfeld home in experiences In America. It also con “Lock your door and stay inside," the quickening Because unknown numbers of agoraphobics are Ellington. Although the book contains the masked her fear. Hospitals and Health Care. faces of many very prominent peo tains American poetry starting with heartbeat warns. “What is out there can kill you.” believed shut off from their "unsafe" world, they may be "The Many Faces of America” Is “It can get so severe that when a child gets sick at These hospitals were among a total ple, it also contains those of people “Faces” by Walt Whitman. This fear, doctors say, rules the lives of people with unaware that treatment can help. They may fear they the title of his latest book. Norton, an school and has to come home, you send a cab," Barlow of 31 hospitals throughout the state whom Norton chose at random of The book is a limited, 50OHx>py edi agoraphobia. Victims are so afraid of open, public places will die if they venture out to seek it. internationally famous portrait says, “ If the husband doesn’t go out and do the shopping, which filed lawsuits against the com those he feels “form the backbone of tion. In the preface, Richaidson, who that they stay in their homes or other “safe places” as if According to Barlow, one method is to "flood” patients painter, has done the faces of hun it doesn’t get done. mission after it cut a total of MA American society...these run from admits to being a “doodler” and who their lives depended on it, with what they fear most. Patients left on a city street dreds of famous people but said his million from the budget requests. cab drivers and cattle ranchers in “It’s a constant terror, a nightmare that begins when are told to find their way home, favorite work is doing portraits of was a cartoonist for the Harvard The negotiations restored $12 they get up in the morning and lasts until they go to sleep Irrational Under medical supervision, the cold-turkey technique children. Texas to pretzel sellers. University magazine, The Lampoon, million to the requests. Among the famous faces are those said drawing the human face and at night,” says Dr. David Barlow, 35, a Brown University “Most patients admit it is irrational. They don’t tell can bury fear in as few as two sessions. Any sufferer who While in Ellington he did a full- Rockville General received its of Nelson Rockefeller, Alexander form is very exacting work. “It is Medical School professor and Director of Education and anyone because they fear it will only confirm the suspi tries it alone courts disaster, Barlow says length portrait of Miss June Ellen requested $8.3 million. The commis particularly demanding when one Training at Butler Hospital, a Brown-affiliated mental cion that they are going crazy and need to be put away. So Rosenfeld. Calder, Dr. Michael DeBakey, Sen. sion had originally cut it by $800,000. William Fulbright, Sen. Michael seeks, as Mr. Norton does, to catch care center. they put themselves away,” Barlow says. Norton, dressed in neat blue jeans, Gradual recovery The budget was due to go into effect Mansfield, Sen. Barry Goldwater, the essence of the figure being 'T v e seen people in their 50s and 60s who have a checked shirt and ascot, said that last October. Alice Roosevelt LongWorth, Danny drawn,” he said. managed to get by that way most of their lives, ’ ’ he says. He favors a more gradual recovery, which was The hospital had also submitted a while his home is in England, since Treated more than 40 Although society makes it easier for women to assume successful in treating the housewife and the budget package for 1978 that would 1965 he has spent about three months Using techniques he learned while studying at the the dependent role of the agoraphobic, men are also vic businessman. In 20 sessions of short field trips, without give it $7,922,000 in net income and $8 of each year in the United States. He University of Vermont and with Dr. Joseph Wolpe of tims. use of drugs that could dull awareness, the patient learns million in operating expenses. This admits to being somewhat of a vaga To ancient Greeks agoraphobia meant fear of Temple University in Philadelphia, Barlow has treated there is nothing out to get him. bond and said he uses the money he No one knows why more than 40 agoraphobia cases. Terrified Similar therapy is available at hospitals in Mississippi. full amount was also granted by the the marketplace. To modern americans it receives for his portraits to travel to “It can affect the course of a person’s whole life, whom A businessman, once stricken with panic during a con California, Utah, Florida and New York. commission. means an iilogicai fear of an unknown so Rockville General Hospital is also other countries to paint more faces. they marry, the type of job,” Barlow says. “It can shut ference, felt he was losing control in front of his All of a sudden,” says Barlow, “they’re like kids out of waiting for final approval from the The fees for his work run from $6,- Bolton Lake unsafe threatening that sufferers are unable to leave down their social life.” associates. Terrified it would happen again, he insisted a boarding school. So many simple things become commission on its proposed expan 000, for a full-length oil on canvas of their homes or admit to anyone they need help, pleasures again,” sion plan. an adult, to $750 for drawings of By DONNA HOLLAND Hutchinson said a water test takes according to Dr. David Barlow, 35, a clinical A rough draft of the plan, which adults, to $1,600 for a full-length of a Herald Correspondent 18 hours. It raises questions as to why psychologist at Brown University Medical would cost $2.1 million, was sub child, to $550 for a drawing. Calvin Hutchinson, Bolton the test results of the water sample Norton said oils require four to six taken to the state Department of School (shown) who treats people suffering mitted to the commission for its sanitarian, was asked by the Board of from agoraphobia. (UPI photo) questions and comments before the sittings, usually lasting for half an Selectmen Tuesday, “ What Health on June 30 were not available final plan is drafted. Two other plans hour to one hour each (with five 15- happened? Why did the water at until Tuesday. for expansion have been turned minute rest periods). Drawings and Bolton Lake test so bad and just how Neither Hutchinson nor Dr. C. down. pastels require about three sittings. bad is it?” Wendell Wickersham, town health of MPHNA nurse in ad Sandra Payson and Patricia Hutchinson said, “I just don’t ficer, could answer why. If the nurse in the Blue Cross television commercials Hearing changed Kennedy Lawford were among the know. It’s very mysterious. We’re However, Dr. Wickersham said the looks familiar you, she should. hosts of the special reception for baffled by the results of the lake and Alpha-Omega Inn would have to stop ffian za The date and place of -the public Karen Nash,to nurse supervisor at the Manchester Norton in New York. At the recep using the well water for drinking pur hearing to be conducted by the Public well water.” tion, New York State Conunissioner poses until the well was sanitized and Public Health Nursing Association, has recently com JOIN^Rm NNERS’ CIRCLE Utilities Control Authority have been On Tuesday, Hutchinson called the pleted taping a TV commercial on home health care. Grin Lehman presented the New state Department of Health to learn repeat cultures taken. changed. York Public Library with a copy of It all began several months ago when Ms. Nash saw a The hearings, on the request of the test results of water samples he Hutchinson said he is recommen Norton’s book. ding no one swim in the lake until commercial that she felt didn’t accurately portray home ■iC- Rockville Water & Aqueduct Co. for took June 30. He learned both the health care. She wrote to the producer telling how she Norton said when he planned to do repeat water tests are completed. taMknlindiflnjBn UHM (M m h pnM • « a 26.5 per cent increase in rates, will bathing and drinking water were con World renowned portrait painter John Norton of England the painting of Dr. DeBakey, the sidered unsafe. thought it should be done. dm ■< a aaii^a ■* «la M M iM a a>M be next Wednesday instead of As a result, Ms. Nash was asked to appear in the next MK1 a Iln< I |M m Q»ll»IWIS-liMi| a aam< thumbs through his most recent book, “The Many Faces of famous heart surgeon, the doctor in Hutchinson said usually the water pa •« ki anaM iM ala X ■) la* Tuesday and will be at the Middle Septic system repair commercial. aaaaa ana mafc aa pai ai a naaa wwauniam vited him to watch him perform open . '“ TAIII AStniNE C. M IG O in n MRS. N. McUUGHUN School instead of the Memorial America,” while visiting in Ellington recently. In the in Bolton Lake tests near the “safe- 'The order by the Department of ^ Bach of theee edvortieod itome h r«- heart surgery in Houston. Tex., and She can be seen demonstrating home health care on ! SfjllMSHR-P. SPRINCFIELO, MA. W. HAVEN, CT. D A N IU H Y, CT. for-drinking level.” ouirod to bo roodUy evaUobte for m Io Building. The time will remain at 7 background is the full-length portrait he did of Miss June Ellen he did do that. Environmental Protection (DEP) Channel 30 the following dates and times: July 18, ______WON $25 WON $1000 WON $1000 70,750 CASH WINNERSI p.m. Local resident Daniel Harris at or below tho edvortbod price in Rosenfeld of Ellington. (Herald photo by Richmond) Someday Norton would like to setting a timetable for fixing the sep sometime between 5 and 6 p.m.; July 22, 11 and 11:30 j ^ eech AIrP Store. Mcept m epeciff- raised the question of local pollution tic system at the Alpha-Omega Inn is p.m., and July 28 , 7:30 and 8 p.m. WmllmHi■ W eelly noted in thieed. paint the Queen of England and the caused by people swinuning. AND PRICES IN THIS AD EJ^E^TIVEJULY 13 THRU 16,1977 fh-esident of the United States. He “progressing nicely” even though an ITEMS 2 Hutchinson and John Gorgoglione, extension was given on the first also would like to do Prince Charles. manager of the Alpha-Omega Inn, Nutmeg gets mortgage aid He did many portraits of children phase. BEEF ROUND - BONELESS FANCY-FROZEN ^ took a sample of the well water to the The order called for an engineering was delayed because of problems while visiting in Australia earlier Coe Lab in Storrs Tuesday afternoon. Vernon bedroom ones. this year. One of his other books is study to be completed by June 30 but with financing. The test results are expected today. Semi Annual Top Round A proposed third addition hasn't “The History of Portraits of an extension until July 11 was Ducklingslor»] The developers of the Nutmeg The project developer is Rosewood The lake water could not be tested been approved by the Zoning Com Children,” and while his latest book granted. Village apartment complex off Rt. 83 Gardens Park Inc. of Great Neck, N. because of the weather. mission. The extensions of time for doesn’t contain any faces of children, Randy May of the DEP said he CASH SALE Steaks in Vernon have received approval for Y. A spokesman for the developers the second-phase construction were Gorgoglione questioned whether expects to receive the report today. Cornish Hens $3 million in federal mortgage in said they hope to obtain a bank com this earlier one does, along with step- the samples taken June 30 were BEEF ROUND granted by the Zoning Board of by-step basic information on how to He said one reason the extension was still going on... I OVEN READY surance from the U. S. Department mitment on the actual mortgage by Appeals. taken correctly. Hutchinson said he given was so the inn’s water usage London of Housing and Urban Development the end of this week. portray children. might be doing it incorrectly, but he greater reductions The local board has also put In an article he wrote on the art could be monitored during the holday Broil tHUD) to build an additional 148-unit The next step would be to obtain a several stipulations to approval of has been doing it the same way for season. complex to the existing 210 units. and craft of portrait painting, Norton in our men's & Stoak building permit from the town. The the permit. These include tying con six years. May said he is “really pleased with The Vernon Zoning Commission second phase will consist of five said, “The painting of a portrait may struction to the widening of Rt. 83 be considered to be one of two things, the progress being made at the site.” women's depts!! approved this second phase of the buildings made up of 112 one- and completion of the sewage treat project about four years ago but it a work of fine craftsmanship, or a He said other phases of the order m bedroom apartments and 36 two- ment plant. Area fire calls 79) great work of art, and I am sure most have not been granted an extension. Don't miss these .SAVE10«» readers will agree that there is a The order calls for the new system to great bargains breadth of distinction between the Tolland County be in operation by Sept. 30. Area police report two.” Richard Webb, assistant attorney Today, 4:29 a.m. —Smoke investiga DELI ■ FAVORITES* Long before the Watergate fiasco tion, Cedarwood Dr., Ellington. general handling the case, said he HJOY COBH COUNTRY PORK TONIGH^ ASP-NEAT OR BONELESS expects a judgment from the court Bolton into custody Tuesday night at the tain St., Rockville, was arrested in Washington, Norton, who said be Today, 4:42 a.m. —House hit by light STORE SUCEO Beef Franks against Negro Brothers today. Court ;i!r7 9 ‘ Peter M. Olson, 17, of 7C Am home of his mother on Grandview Tuesday on a Common Pleas Court thinks of himself as somewhat of a ning, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. ^^ay^man, Large Bologna Baby Back Ribs FENWAV OR YANKEE-NEAT OR Rib Eye Today, 4:50 a.m. —Smoke alarm action is expected because a ik .9 9 ^ bassador Dr., Manchester, was Rd., Tolland. warrant charging him with third- psychologist, was quoted as saying CENTER $ 1 7 9 Beef Franks sounded, Johnson Rd., Tolland. timetable set about a year ago was GOURMET STICK Kondra is wanted as a fugitive degree burglary and second-degree he would consider it a big thing to Rib Pork Chops CUT I Ik. WHOLE (8-12 LBS.) charged Tuesday with speeding. He not met. Roast was involved in a two-car accident on from justice by Richmond, Va., larceny. Police said the arrest was happen to him if he could paint Presi South Windsor Turkey Breast Boneless Pork Chops ^1j? Liverwurst nek 49t OR HALF Hutchinson said there has been no WHITE-FLAKY-FROZEN lEEFNIi-OONEUSS Steele Crossing Rd. police. He is charged with rape, made in connection with a May 9 dent Nixon. He was asked at that Today, 4:10 a.m. —House fuse blown by -S’SY' C3 CENTER $ 1 8 9 surface runoff from the system for RICH - CREAMY • REGULAR The driver of the other car was An sodomy and grand larceny. break into the Maple Street School. time if he thought it would be a dif lightning, 92 Norton Lane. Loin Pork Chops CUT I Ik. Cod Fillets iRib Eye$A79 State Police of Troop C, Stafford, He was released on a $500 bond for ficult face to do and Norton’s answer Today, 4:10 a.m. —Lightning struck several weeks. He said the system is Potato Salad lb. RONEIESS $ 1 7 9 BAKE OR FRY - FRESH drew Maneggia of Stony Rd., Bolton. being pumped about three times per 49< Pork Roast Rll PORTIDN Ik. Steaks said they were alerted by teletype of was, "He has a face that conceals a wires at Wood Memorial Library and •ItVIUUiU IN STORES W1T8 SERVICE DEU DEFTS. ONIV I Haddock Fillets No injuries were reported. No court court appearance July 27. alarm sounded. week. date was given. the possible destination of Kondra. lot and doesn’t give away much.” John Perrelli, 33, of Rt. 30, Vernon, Police said they surrounded the Norton will continue traveling to KEEBLBi , RHnEaussr.coioiu ttiHUL-ummimm m m m m m Ellington house and Kondra was taken into was charged Tuesday with breach of capture as many faces as he can. He Stephanie Ziobrowski of Highland custody without incident. He was peace in connection with a also plans to continue writing more Zesta neighborhood disturbance. He was 18 lots in Coventry Coronet Betty Ave., Rockville, and George J. held overnight and was to be books but he still lives England the SUPER) Pampers Garnelis, of Cider Mill Rd., presented in Common Pleas Court 19, released on a $500 bond for court best and he returns to his home in appearance Aug. 10. ath Tissue Ellington, were injured in a two-car Rockville, today. Fulham as often as he can. Crocker ““'''^Toddlers accident this morning on Rt. 83, may get PZC’s okay Vernon E llin ^n . M u . Police said the Ziobrowski car was Rodney T heriault, 32, of 79 Town Planner Gregory Padick has veying of town-owned property. northbound and made a left turn in Brooklyn St., Rockville, was charged told the Coventry Planning and Council Chairman Jesse Brainard Tuesday with breach of peace, third- Zoning Commission (PZC) he will also criticized the new regulation for 39 front of the Garnelis car. She was issued a warning for making an un degree criminal mischief and in probably recommend conditional ap being vague. safe turn. Both cars were towed. terfering with a police officer in con proval of Robert Snyder's subdivi The commission also directed Police said the extent of the injuries nection with a disturbance at his sion application for 18 lots on Padick to seek an opinion from Town was not known. home. He was held overnight in lieu Carpenter Rd. near Broadway. Atty. Abbot Schwebel on whether the of a $200 bond and was to be town is legally obligated to maintain Tolland Most of the complaints of adjoining ALL VARIETIES- ’STICX-UPS" 2 . 7 9 c presented in court today. its roads in a condition suitable for Air-Wick AIR FRESHENER pkg. Michael J. Kondra, 33, was taken landowners have focuied on in Fleischmann’s MARGARINE QUARTERS ' p ! | : 6 9 ' ^ Delmont R. Martin. 18, of 21 Moun creased water runoff onto their development. properties that may be caused by The question arose on an applica 0 m o z . $ ^ 3 9 Fudgicles ANN PAGE ■ FROZEN 5 In I development of the 30-acre tract. tion from Frank Hastings for a 24 ,S Cadillac Dog Food Officials say road “If the drainage is properly resubdivision on Bishop Lane, which ANN PAGE ■ POURABLE 8 oz. 39« A U FLAVORS designed, this need not be a concern is in a deteriorated condition. Padick Salad Dressings ALL VARIETIES bU. Shasta Soda REGULAR OR OIET CIRI for disapproval,” Padick said. obtained estimates showing that it 30* OFF CONCENTRATEO Padick said erosion problems can would cost about $7,600 to bring the All Detergent 157 oz. $ 0 4 9 ARP 1 3 o z . R Q ( not badly damaged road up to standard. LABEL ___ LAUNORY Marshmallow Creme BRANO coot. 9 9 be dealt with by further may sub missions. The commissioners have The council recently advised the ^F9iflkA9t0BJ»0KM8 South Windsor The tour of the roadway by town of PZC that Bishop Lane was not in AURAVORB-FWiT also asked for details on planned ( SAVE ficials was spurred by Deputy Mayor driveways for the next PZC meeting. cluded in its five-year road improve V A recent inspection of South Wind Robert Myette’s claim that the base ment plan. » u $ 1 4 9 sor’s Pierce Rd. by local officials has July 25. of Pierce Rd. did not meet the initial The PZC also approved the applica ML I - P r & s led to the conclusion that while the In other business, the PZC voted 3 2 specification for a processed base tion of Reuben Grahn- for the con road, rebuilt two years ago for $190,- TOMATO and the road was deteriorating to 1 to require iron boundary lot struction of a small office building AU FLAVORS-ASP-PREMIUM 000, is “hardly a source of pride to the because of substitute materials. markers on subdivisions. Town Coun off Main St. near the old Bidwell Hunt’s HaifGalien $419 town,” 20 per cent damage to the cilman Robert Olmstead complained roadway is not evident. Tavern. The approval is conditional, 60Z.' Myette said that during the inspec that this might involve considerable Paste CONI If officials had found that there had requiring adequate landscaping and Ice Cream I tion trip he was able to examine expense to the town by requiring sur parking facilities. THE MAN been a 20 per cent damage to the materials under the road in the area THE CHEESE BOARD HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS road, they could have demanded where sewers are now being in OF DISTINCTION. u m tn m MONIMMUN compensation from the builder. King stalled. He contends the aggregate When a man seeks the finer things in life, he looks for Construction Co. of Glastonbury. Velveeta base material was too large to com Police will investigate details. Speidel has made its ulUmate buckle mesh Scope Town Manager Paul Talbot said ZftFFUKL-TOBTWinE pact or bind after rolling of the road. watchband for this kind of man. He will study its fine Cheese today, “it appears the only road Myette said more of the road base damage to date is in the area of bevelled edging. He will understand the elegant AiMATURALSUCEB Gleem is59* would be visible for inspection when Coventry beach incident simplicity of the gilt edged tip. He can even gaze at his triFFUim -IO.M IIK. sewer construction.” trenches were dug for sewer laterals Sewer installation has been The Coventry Police Department own initials engraved on the buckle. Swiss in the near future. and Recreation Commission. The band comes in ten karat gold filled or rugged Sure KeOUHNT m£ 73^ resumed in Pierce Rd., following a Talbot said town engineers agree is investigating a recent Incident at The commission yoted in executive Cheese , » OFF lAia • R$ Ml INK. . halt in construction last spring when Lisicke Beach which resulted in the stainless steel. Either way. It is pure luxury, beginning the road base does not meet session last week to uphold the firing at only $18.95, suggested retail. it became evident the road was specifications and that some firing of three lifeguards for alleged of the three men by Head Lifeguard AIMRAM Sure RolHhi f 73* failing under the strain of digging for (naterial beneath the road appears to ly smoking marijuana and drinking Tom Duffy. BabyCouila U T W 11 BZ. K Y8K m sewer lines. beer while on duty. The police action Commission member Larry n i l f k i i measure two inches or more. The 1K.I Shampoo i m m I , Talbot said photos of the area are construction company, however, dis is in response to a resident’s com Naviaux said Tuesday he did not op being taken both before and after plaint. pose the firing of the lifeguards, as **You can be sure at Shoon*' agrees and says the base used was Leaving South Windsor LARGE RURPIE BEAUTIES FRESH CRISP FIRM CRISP construction of the sewers. according to recommended and ap Town Council Chairman Jesse was reported in Monday’s Herald. ALL FUVORS - BRINK MIX He said it was too early to tell proved specifications. Joanne Kilgore, supervisor of public health nurses in South Brainard said Monday night he would Naviaux said commission minutes, Fresh q q o Boston A fw . Romaine ^ what, if any, action the town would not take up the matter at next week's Hawaiian Spanish Cake k»“ 79^ Sewer construction is expected to Windsor, cuts the cake at reception in her honor Tuesday after which indicated he opposed the SUOOR Eggplant QJib Lettuce fcjiid Lettuce OAnds l take. continue in the area for at least a few noon at the Town Hall. Mrs. Kilgore, who has been in South council meeting as he had stated firing, were wrong. “The situation could end earlier. Brainard said he polled coun Punch up in more weeks. The roqd will again be Windsor for seven years, is leaving her post to move to St. “I did vote to fire." Naviaux said, Cake Donuts 21kH^1 court.” he added. re-examined by officials. cil members who felt the problem adding that the commission was a 917 Main Street, Manchester Augustine, Fla. (Herald photo by Dunn) was an internal affair of the Parks “close-knit group." e nHCHIFFiCTIV(JUlT1l-t0.1077 ITEM FOR 8AIF NOT RVMUlOU TO WNOIESMENI ON NEtRH. OEAIEN I NOT RESFONSIOIE FON nPOIRAPHICJU. EMWN8 • PAGE hOl R-B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,. Wed., July 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B Rome’s statement clarified About totwn . Meeting scheduled ^Bogalusa Bomber’ sinks Red Sox HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate like to see the legislature reevaluate all the prosecutors are appointed," ...... nm ' ““y i the current appointment system. Minority Leader Lewis Rome, R- he added. Chapman Court, Order of the CLEVELAND (UPI) - The his first two seasons (1973-74) with Despite criticism from a Supreme “I just hit a fast ball and I didn’t "I can’t ever recall scoring four Bloomfield. says he supports the Rome refused to comment on Amaranth, will have a card party the Tribe, smacked a two-run round- Court justice and some lawmakers. "Bogalusa Bomber” is back. even think it was going out,” said limes in one game,” said Bell, whose reappointment of Joseph Gormley as statements made by Supreme Court Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. on moratorium tripper into the teeth of a strong wind Chief Supreme Court Justice Charles Charlie Spikes, who was tabbed the Spikes, who also got a single in four homer gave the Tribe a 1-0 lead in the chief state's attorney, but thinks a Justice John A. Speziale who Marjorie Morrison, 247 Summit St. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gaming of Last week it extended the Tuesday night to spark the Indians to House recently reappointed Gormley “ Bogalusa Bomber” after leading trips to the plate. second inning. reevaluation is needed of Connec qDticized House for reappointing ficials and lawmakers will meet moratorium for three weeks to allow a 7-1 victory over the Boston Red ticut's system of appointing to be chief state's attorney. the Cleveland Indians in homers in Spikes, who was brought up from "I have been taking some extra hit Gormley. later this week to decide whether a time for a meeting with the Sox. the Indians Class AAA farm club at ting practice lately and maybe that prosecutors. Ciormley had been criticized in - "I don't believe in second guessing Las Vegas hurt moratorium on licenses for new legislature's General Law Com Toledo last Friday, has pleased helped,” he said. Connecticut is the only state that some circles for his handling of the someone who follows the statutes. He legalized gambling facilities in mittee. requires judges to appoint Peter A. Reilly case. Cleveland Manager Jeff Torborg Eckersley fanned six Boston (House) chose a very capable, by New Jersey Connecticut should be lifted. The GLC oversees legalized with his performances in the past batters in the first three innings and prosecutors Most other states vest ■Personally, I feel his reappoint honorable person to serve in a posi Gov. Ella T. Grasso, who has gambling and the gaming commis Carew sets mark the appointment power in the ment was a correct one, " Rome said few days. the Indians exploded for four runs in tion in accordance with the gaming plans feuded with the Commission on sion said it wanted to get that panel's “Charlie seems to have more con the fourth to give the 22-year-old executive branch of government. Tuesday, "because he has statutes," he said. Special Revenue since taking office, feelings on the subject before making CPI Sunday incorrectly reported demonstrated his ability and his in fidence,” the manager said. “When I right-hander a 5-0 bulge. Rome said he would like the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI) - said Tuesday she wouldn't be there, a decision. that Rome opposed the reappoint tegrity in many years of service." in fan balloting was with the California Angels in "We just got outpitched tonight,” legislature to look into the prosecutor Gambling is now legal in Atlantic but not surprisingly told the panel The meeting has been called for said Boston Manager Don Zimmer. ment of Gormley. Rome said "But my own opinion is I think we 1973, Spikes was the most feared appointment system next session. City and the effect already is being she wanted the moratorium to con Thursday, but Mrs. Grasso's office hitter on the Indians club. He can hit “Good pitching stops good hitting.” Tuesdav he favored the Gormlev ought to examine the question of how tinue. The governor opposes said she had a previous commitment. reappointment all along, but would felt in Las Vegas. that outside pitch and take you deep Butch Hobson’s 15th homer and a The Las Vegas Convention and legalized gambling. Although the moratorium applies NEW YORK (UPI) — Rod Carew, who has been hitting more with it.” "I favor the indefinite continuation to all types of gaming licenses, the than .400 much of the season for the Minnesota Twins, became pair of singles chased Eckersley in Visitors Authority was given a report Cleveland third baseman Buddy the seventh and Rick Waits came on of the moratorium and appreciate only type the commission is thinking the top vote-getter of all time in fan balloting for baseball’s All- Tuesday which analyz^ the effects Bell also had a good night at the to one-hit the Bosox and strike out Plainfield results of New Jersey gambling on the la s your inquiry as to my views,” she seriously of issuing is for a second Tuttday matln«N TuNtday Star Game, scheduled next Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium. plate. four over the final 2 2-3 innings. Vegas economy. The report warned told the commission, which oversees dog track. Carew received 4,292,740 votes as He banged out four hits, including TM&nn * S -tl(D K im ia SkckhS-llin all legalized gambling in Connec Owners of the Plainfield dog track The Indians will send Wayne mvBtamn iwm TUftFtfT lU'clmcr the near monopoly Las Vegas enjoys the starting first baseman for the his eighth homer, and scored four Ma'iliik ZIM LN iN IM m m by some 800,000 votes. Garland against Ferguson Jenkins in Ffits-tim U l IM Mt \ UN IN over casino gambling is at an end ticut. have pressed the commission to con American League. Carew’s total sur times to help Dennis Eckersley pick S N t e l IIN iN m mM IN liriMM UN LN IN IhH IN tinue the moratorium, arguing that Fisk finished second to the third game of the four-game IMM'iTta U l U l TkK n il 2 h p i M M LN IN Ike SIN with Atlantic City boardwalk proper She had said the same thing passed his National League counter up his ninth victory against seven ITtaiTml U l S N M h f m hhhk IU peU SUN its profits will suffer if a second Yastrzemski in the outfield voting, series tonight. M k lUpkimM ties becoming prime competitors. previously, but had complained the part Steve Garvey by a narrow losses. Vm m\ fakck 211 ^ S37M Dm: Mil Nchck IU piH tSlN commission, which is deciding the track opens. with the veteran from Boston elected Ul pai Trink 2-14 pM S4UN MiiktUpMmW Trihck T4-S pcH SSUN Atlantic City already has booked 15,005-vote margin. to start for the first time since 1972. Trih* S44 m l SliaJI Trihck w tm tzrui GNk tm e Cccck (I) issue, had not asked her opinion. The A number of groups wanting the MS-1S(Q $71 million in convention business Joining Carew in the American Yastrzemski will be making his 14th Saoik MI(Q iSpite 2UI LM LN Sccck Ml ID 'Mhl ILN iN IS commission subsequently asked for license for the second dog track have I H L« U l U l LN SM 11 hdM HU ItM llN lUEricl SN IN since the gambling referendum was League's starting lineup are catcher All-Star appearance and sixth start. tcvwQh m i u 1 M *! In. LN IhciM is iN S hckcl hk SN her views. asked it be lifted. passed in New Jersey, said the Carlton Fisk of Boston; New York’s The biggest surprise was a late sur 4 Imm SpH U l TkKllM 1 TS't hihn IN TkrCtSI The gaming commission has had a The commission is expected to Tte ttU Iknk SU tM W tkeon kUck TU pcM SUN report. Willie Randolph at second: Boston's ge for Jackson, who moved into the MkU7pklSM.il M nk 111 pkl SITLM hhhk IWkHSUN Ikhck IU pcH SUN Last year Atlantic City hosted 359 21-month moratorium on accepting make a decision on lihing the Little League play resumes TriM 174 tM SmiJI TrihriK M-l pM UTttM trihck m peu muc irihek I-U pcN m m Rick Burleson at shortstop: Kansas No. 3 spot ahead of Boston’s Fred Ml IMk Stl pitf SI7JI conventions which drew 382,553 applications for gaming licenses. moratorium later this month. ■AS-lIja Mh Mk Ul kh u n s McS-Iin City’s George Brett at third; and Lynn. Lynn had been among the top T M M im lU M M p LM SM IN IM I Ikckc Tk IN iN IN delegates and generated $76.5 million JM U ip r. M 7M SM 111 STM v UN UN MhertiNk tS IN IN New Y o rk ’s R eggie Jack so n , three outfielders during the first five Action resuines on two The Farm League 4 SMMI U l Ml TIOvt 7N IFcMcFchcr IN iN I hhki Mcr. h* SN in revenue. According to the report, Boston's Carl Yastrzemski and weeks of the voting. Jackson will be fronts tonight as 1977 championship could go 1 a*! 111 Tkr HM ItahichUi IN Ike SMS the president of the Atlantic City Tkc S2tl MNk$MpklSt7M IkrnN hhhk IU pcM niN Chicago's Richie Zisk in the outfield. making bis sixth start. Town Little League Tour to Corter Chevrolet M k S W pk im JI Hrkck US pH S2MM hhhk U4 pcM HtN Meek IU peU SUN Convention Bureau said he hoped to Beating the heat The National League starters, an hrisck U4 pM Sak Tr«wk L4N pkl NUN Nrtcdc iM pch MN Irihek 1 11 mm Fisk recaptured the starting job he nament play draws to a tonight at 6 at Waddell Trihck )4>1 pkl S2IUI Irihdc M icH miM double the convention business Using his hat to fan himself, Boston Red Sox Manager Don nounced Monday, are catcher Johnny Tnk S-ll (I) Tkk s-ll HI Board continues probe lost to New York’s Thurman Munson close. with a win over Army & FarttMidI IMtliM UN LN iM FccckSlin I j^ N c n k e iM IN SN IN within the next five years now that Zimmer tries to cool off before the start of last night’s came in Bench, second baseman Joe Morgan, in 1975 and 1976, edging him by 113,- 2 B I M 17JI IM il l I M iU iM ihcScMi UN IN IN gambling was legal. The Major title could Navy. A win by the latter repnWQn iM iN 2lil7Tnppv IN • tcNNc SN IN ShiNMIs iN Cleveland. (UPI Photo) shortstop Dave Concepcion and out 851 votes after leading by almost I M is T w U l Tkr 3112 iS lrtS l IN IkccILil of Danbury prison fire fielder George Foster, all of Cincin be decided tonight at 6 would force another tilt. Ttar J t a Mnk III pkl SSIM IM3ZN hkhk IU pcH SUN 425,000 last week. M k2l7pkinJI MnkIlIpkISnM hkhkiuccunis Meek IU pcH SUN nati; first Baseman Garvey, who was Brett joined Carew as the only at Leher Field as 2-0 NriKk 217 pkl Snm Tiink M-2 pkl NNM Meek SI ccH MIN Trihck l-M pCH Mll.N Wahoo arrives TrlMlc 2-7-f pkl SttlJI the first to reach four million votes repeating American League starters. BMkfc s-iin Trihck t44 pcH ntrUI BcccNcS-ISjq GROTON (UPI) — Men from the DANBURY (UPI) - The federal "They're aware people are Moriarty Bros, opposes Last night, Moriarty R M M in I I H n i M IIM IN IN S tcN Me Tccc. kp ISN liN IN and third baseman Ron Cey of Los SMM Ul iN IN mkMin awaiting to get some word on what New York’s Graig Nettles, who was 2-1 Army & Navy. A win B r o s .’ scheduled I Fm Nk IM IN IMNckMkp IN IN iN T Tck Tck m m Iranian Royal Navy will be trained board of inquiry, investigating "the Angeles; and outfielders Greg ISm I SM 2M 3C M IN ikpccihcic UN SN IhpUhH IN on the USS Wahoo beginning this worst disaster in federal prison happened," he said. "But they want selected in 1975, finished second to by Moriarty’s would give Twilight League contest 2 M i|M U l TkcOM I hi Nk iS IkcIUI Luzinski of Philadelphia and Dave Brett. TNk SIM TMnN September when the diesel sub history,” moved its probe outside the to do a thorough job.” Thoughts MkllSpklSlUl M e Ul pki SUN hMck SU peU SNN Parker of Pittsburgh. Pitchers and reserves for both it the title, a win by the with Hartford Insurance Mack Ul pkl SSUI Nrisck m pM SUM hhhklUccUHUi Techek SU pcH SSIN marine arrives at the U.S. Naval Danbury penitentiary for the first The FBI is also investigating the Trkck M-3 pkl CTUI Ikhik IU peU SHIN Trihck S-M pcH SSUN Carew, whose batting average teams will be selected later this 'Vets would force another was postponed. The MBs Trihck 1-1-2 pM U3UI Trihck l-i-l pcH m m Base, said a spokesman for Rep. time Tuesday to interview local fire fire, which was termed "the worst ApLENty SkkS-llfq TnikyM M IP TccM: Tccfek Cccck (S dropped to .398 Monday, has been an week by Managers Billy Martin of resume action Thursday. IMUb iN IM IM Shk TcNk (me (II •JM'IJrW UN iN IN Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn. officials. disaster in federal prison history” by tilt Friday night. 1 ri Ijk M Ik UN UN IM 2Mnl^ LN iM iN IN IN I hrihk M IN IS All-Star starter in each of his 11 the Yankees and Sparky Anderson of 71MMM Ul Ul • Slchii iN SN l » M c IN The Wahoo is named for a World From the outset, Danbury officials Norman Carlson, director of the 2 M l In M 7M IM major league seasons. He beat out TkeMlI SN IkcWST War II diesel submarine known as Federal Bureau of Prisons. the Reds. TkanJI kiUccHtZSN Ike SMS k SU kU SUN have maintained that last lliursday's Chris Chambliss of the Yankees in MkU7pkl$IUI [U-l4^pksnniN hhhkSHpcUUN [S-Si-f^PiUSNItTI the "one-sub wolf pack” because it Inmates initially told reporters, Nrkck 117 pkl S23UI fire, which claimed the lives of five the American League balloting by Triick 1-74 pM S2JM1I KIM McckSUpkiUlN m 2N3 sank 20 enemy ships before it was inmates and injured scores of others, only hours after fire and smoke had By Len Auster SZSNI irihek S4I pcH SUM saiM nearly two million votes. lost in action. swept through the the dornitory-style was set by an arsonist who lit work This will mark the first All-Star compound that housed 80 prisoners, The spokesman for Dodd said the clothes in Compound G's shower starting appearances for Randolph, Tanana, Fidrych sidelined, Jai alai results Wahoo's crew of eight officers and 84 room. that the fire resulted from a faulty Burleson and Zisk. Burleson, with 2,- enlisted men will spend two or three electrical connection. going out of business because a Tuaaday night Prison officials declined to com Stars named 221,349 votes, edged out New York’s LN IN years in Groton training members of ment on what the board learned in its But Danbury Fire Marshal Fred potential investor decided not to back Meta 1-2 S1SIN All the balloting is over with the Bucky Dent by only 3,426 in the M i IIN LN SM LM Tiflicta 1-24 S731N tari MM LN iM the Iranian Royal Navy who will then discussions with firemen. Tamanio later said, "There's no the World Hockey Association team to miss mid- season classic IMmUm iN Ul M iM S M N im LM IN National League All-Star starting in a move to the National Hockey closest race since 1972 when Don m SM M cli»S12UI StL im ■rtaca iN take over the submarine. Gary Henman, an assistant to the doubt. It was definitely set.” NEW YORK (UPI) - The ”I’d love to go and pitch and 1 feel I TrMIMSNLM UN IN IN M b 44 SUN team including four Cincinnati Reds. League...The National Basketball Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs Frank Tanana and Mark M i 2-3 SHM 1 M N M LM IN When the Wahoo. built at the prison warden, said the five-man Henman said Sunday inmates have had a chance to start,” said Tanana. M kN 3-2 mSM IN Meta 44 S1I7.N Two Dodgers, one Phillie and one Association Indiana Pacers faired defeated the New York Mets’ Bud beleagured American Fidrych, who figured to hurl Triicli 3-24 tSZUI NW LN LM IN NMita 1-3 Tribeta 442 SHIN Portsmouth, N.H., naval shipyard, federal board of inquiry — composed now recovered from the shock of the the California Angels’ ace left «N 7N IM Pirate were also tabbed to start for better as they successfully carried Harrelson by 3,000 votes as the Leaguers, who have lost five Meta 3-1 $7UI was commissioned in 1952, the Navy of experts from Philadelphia and tragedy and are no longer main the first six innings of the July hander who, along with teammate 1 M ibW T * LM IM IN m n IN THtacta 3-14 tSON ibr 21N 7N LN the senior circuit in the annual mid out a fund-raising drive which helped National League's shortstop. straight All-Star Games to the I k M a 7N CM aMMSNN irti UN IM said it was the most advanced diesel- Washington — could continue its in taining the fire started because of 19 classic, were scratched with Nolan Ryan, shares the AL lead in 1 M m M IN Mnai-ISMLM wrm LN season classic next Tuesday at the financial situation Randolph, with 2,846,479 votes, out TiM 1-3-2 SNIM Bin UN 7N LM M b 3-S SILN electric submarine in the world. vestigation for "quite some time.” faulty wiring. National L eape, got a double- arm injuries. victories with 12. "But I’m not going 1 M 1 4 0LN ■rtan UN IM Yankee Stadium. greatly...Minnesota Twin Rod Carew distanced Milwaukee's Don Money hrM U mM n M IM Nrtieta S-3 SlIUI barreled jolt Tuesday when TrM 14-3 S31LM 21NUM 7N Trihcta S-3-1 S412N The Reds tabbed were Johnny went one-for-five Monday night and into the game subpar.,,.” LM IM NtaUi34NLM TM !E * X i M etailtlN M Bench behind the plate, second saw his batting average dip to .398. It Tanana suffered an inflammation U n c n N M LN iM iM Hraiilntaii LN Tribeta 1-3-7 SHIN to the triceps tendon in his pi'ching 2fanMn LM LM MSSIM baseman Joe Morgan, shortstop was the first time since June 20 that I M f i l M LN MctaS-34 tllLM elbow Monday night against the Trihcta S-34 S1.7IUI U l id LM Dave Concepcion and outfielder his average slipped under the .400 M ht4t21N I .N IN George Foster. Third baseman Ron Minnesota Twins and was forced to hMii-iniiii SM mark... Phillies^ Randy Lerch TrM 4-24 St3L7l UN LM LM k U * M SST.N Cey and first baseman Steve Garvey leave the game in the sixth inning. Nrt IN IN WKtaUsts.n Remember all teams must be He’s expected to miss only one start S M 1 LM LM LM LM TriMi M-l tZSlN were the Los Angeles respresen- represented in the All-Star Classic? aM taunN for the Angels, who, behind Ryan’s tatives while Dave Parker, of Leading candidates for the New York Pittsburgh and Greg Luzinski of finally gets decision four-hitter, won their second straight \ Mets are catcher John Stearns — and AUTO CENTER Philadelphia were also the fans' game under new Manager Dave Gar third baseman Lennie Randle. Isn't cia Tuesday night, a 3-0 decision over Jai Alai entries choice. that a kick in the head? Should be the Twins, WednMday night Some will complain about the nice though, Randle has done one NEW YORK (UPI) - Eastern Division, when right-fielder with Skip Lockwood finishing up. Fidrych came up with a sore fkp FM selection of Bench over St. Louis' heckuva job for the Mets since being Rookie pitcher Randy Lerch, Roger Freed dropped Ted Sizemore’s Rick Reuschel suffered his third loss I M M 1-1 7-2 I M M Ted Simmons, currently the N.L.'s two-out fly in the ninth enabling against 12 victories. shoulder, described as a slight mus 2 kri M i l 7-2 4-1 2 M M M I bM iU oi acquired. Without him they'd be who has had 10 straight “no t-i 2 k m n«Tf SAVE cle pull, in the first inning of the IMrataU f-2 4-1 3JH|tM D ie H a r d leading batter. Others will say hapless, now they're only helpless... Richie Hebner to score the winning Dodgers 8, Asiros 0 4 km M p M M 4M M r M S Bnii M Chicago's Manny Trillo is more decisions” in a row, thought he Doug Rau pitched a four-hitter and Detroit Tigers' 2-1 victory over the StaqSMB S-1 3-1 $ M l Mki M I M k ilM Louisville, former home of the run, M S U n h n was a “goner” again Tuesday Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday night and I hiiNi ion* 7-i 1-2 I Jim Nvta deserving than Morgan. San Diego Kentucky Colonels in the defunct Mike Schmidt s 26th homer with boosted his record to 10-1 behind a 13- 7 M M 4-1 M TUm M M IMnfZi«ri IMUCn Jim Crawford came on to hurl 8 1-3 aitaiMihii 1-1 M IM nrM " w i 1*1M IT vmi- m - boosters will say ‘why not Dave Win American Basketball Association, night when he yielded a two- Larry Bowa aboard gave the Phillies hit Los Angeles attack, which in M ia 3-1Ml I tan fen innings of four-hit ball. SNi M Um b M SNi^l IBnk Wv field?' All have good cases. But has lined up five exhibition and one run ninth-inning homer by a 2-1 lead in the fourth and they cluded three hits each by Ted Mar 3-14 7-2-1 2-3-T 2-7-3 1-34 7-1-3 4-24 41-3 14-7 to "It only hurts when I throw," said t-l-S1-3 S4-I347 I1-34 M M-l3-14 I-S-I147 l-i l 2-M 1-M I-l-S M-l M-l 1-2-1 remember it's the fans who do the regular season NBA contests for added two more in the fifth on singles tinez and Bill Russell. The victory Mike Tyson that produced a 4-4 Fidrych. "... It's a disappointment T-S II }’| % rii Eom In Sets of Four picking and they go by past 1977-78. Attendance poor Atlanta by Boone, Sizemore and Lerch and lifted the Dodgers’ lead in the NL M I tm i I (H a lakf I-l tie. not to be going to the All-Star Game j-j I ST ti ‘SRigri li IjjJ* M 2Mhi M 2 2Mi Ira M reputations for the most part when might make a move... Bake McBride’s forceout. West to 91/2 games, Joe Sambito suf i M IBnii M s k a I n a M punching out their choices. But Phillies’ Manager Danny In other NL games, New York fered his third loss against four wins again, but it’s only one game and a M l i r a S-2 I Bnk krM M \0 1 eHarcf, Unhappy Minnesota Viking running Ozark stayed with him and the M S k a 1-1 I M a Mra I-l Over in the American League, for the Astros. season is 162 games. What's more Satlery performance cbaraclertaUcs rated for p4mer accord Our Best Fiber back Chuck Foreman says if he isn’t 7 fiis^al I-l I kq tank! M Phillies tallied in the ninth for a 5-4 important? the All-Star Game or this « log to Battery CoancM International stao4lardt (Group 2 40 Baltimore's Ken Singleton, Itruvrs 4, Reds 3 IJai H IfcKj 4-1 IhMlST llM JSJ*' iillis. M I M b U a M traded he's prepared to sit out a year victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. S N iM U IM > M I tarn Ikm M Minnesota's Larry Hisle and New Phil Niekro received credit for his club?” l a k a hw M U a or retire from pro football. The 26- I National League i 247 7^ 141147 T-M M I 1-M 1*1 MifnMhata C M craalibg RcMn>« 1 A»g.b«Mr 1 Narekrt York's Graig Nettles deserved more "Things just kept getting worse Crawford struck out six and got all «-T M-S M-l S-M l-M S-l-I I-S-I 1-M l-l-l U-T I-U IU ctpacUy 1 caparfly | atplalrt Glass Bias Belted year-old former University of Miami ninth win when pinch hitter Tom SMamps. 139 minutes | 81 | 18 support than what they received. But during those 10 straight no Paciorek’s sacrifice fly with none out the support he needed in the first, [hna^ass Belted 25 Sears Lou SALE PItn star says, "I don’t have any desire to decisions,” said the slender left when the Tigers scored two runs on BtarkHsM KeKMiar Price PRU'E F.E.T. look for New York pilot Billy Martin have all the money in the world. I’ve in the ninth inning carried the Braves hander from Sacramento, Cal., who defeated Chicago, 4-2, Los Angeles an RBI single by Rusty Staub and *7 OFF...The DieHard A78-13 29.00 26.10 1.73 to include these three among his lived without a lot of money for most past Cincinnati. Joe Morgan and reserves. now has a 6-2 record. blanked Houston, 8-0, Atlanta shaded Jason Thompson's sacrifice fly. B78-13 31.00 27.90 1.80 of my life and I can do it again. Champ Summers homered for the HenUr The pitching staffs should have “I appreciate Danny leaving me in Cincinnati, 4-3, Pittsburgh beat Mon Reds, who were blanked by Rick M.99 3 9 9 9 E78-I4 33.00 29.70 2.26 Believe me, it won’t hurt me to work and also for keeping me in the rota Elxelunge some new faces with Chicago Cub treal, 5-4, and San Diego downed San Camp in the ninth. With Trade F78-14 36.00 32.40 2.42 eight hours a day, either. I can be tion when things were going bad,” Francisco, 7-3. performers Bruce Sutter and Rick very comfortable doing that.” I’irules 3, Expos 4 [American League Sears Best—The DieHard known for fast starts G78-14 38.00 34.20 2.58 Reuschel in for strong consideration. I..erch added. "... It was a big game (le ts 4 , Culiri 2 Jim Fregosi led off the top of the Foreman, one of the top stars in for me and the club. The bullpen real Rookie Steve Henderson’s two-run and dependable service—now on sale. Top or G78-15 39.00 3S.IO 2.65 An old standby like Catfish Hunter the NFL, notes in his second season 12th with a homer which enabled the side terminals. Fit most American-made cars, will in all liklihood get the three days ly needed some relief from the daily eighth-inning homer off relief ace Pirates’ Rich Gossage, who pitched Kangrri< 4, Orioleit 3 H78-15 42.00 37.80 2.88 he was making $30,0(X) while some Toby Harrah drilled a two-out Volkswagens, also for Marine use. off instead of an invitation. grind.” Bruce Sutter enabled Jon Matlack to four innings of shutout ball, to win his young linebackers were making $50,- single in the bottom of the 10th inning Motorcycle B a tteries...... $16.99 to }25.99 The victory moved Philadelphia to snap his personal seven-game losing eighth game against five losses. The Whitewalls available at similar savings 000 on his own team. Sounds like here within four games of the Chicago streak and raise his record to 4-10 for to drive in Bert Campaneris from From the wire is a case of an underpaid superstar. Pirates had tied the score, 4-4, in the Cubs in the National League’s the Mets. Matlack went 8 1-3 innings ninth when the Expos failed to third base with the winning run. Value Buy The financially troubled In Don’t see that too often. Most are which gave the Rangers their sixth Headlamps overpriced. execute a potential game-ending dou dianapolis Racers are on the verge of ble play. Bill Atkinson was Mon straight victory. Ken Singleton had a *3 O F F Guardsman Sears Lou Plus 4 4 Blackuall Regular Price F.E.T. treal’s loser. three-run homer for the Orioles. 1 ea. A78>13 IB.M U 2 I’utircs 7, G iants 3 Itoyulri 8, W liilc Sux 3 Rc«. Ii.ss. Easy Sears Heavy- B18-I3 U.M 1.82 Amos Otis batted in five runs with to set for proper The Padres snapped the Giants’ ClSsli road lighting. 3.01 Brewers punchless six-game winning streak as Jerry a two-run homer and a bases-filled Duty Shocks F18-I4 SI.M 3J7 triple and John Mayberry added a Turner drove in three runs, two with SAVE *2 G78-14 SI.M 3.S3 solo blast for Kansas City. Dennis 5.80-IS 1.17 his sixth homer of the year during a Basket Carrier Leonard. 8-9, worked his ninth com 1 7 9 9 G18-I5 I d .M 2.39 as Yankees triumph tie-breaking, four-run rally in the 499 H18-I5 M.M 2.71 fifth. Bob Owchinko went five innings plete game and struck out nine. Spectacular once-a.- Reg. Ilf.H . 42x for his third win with Dan Spillner Vri 3, .Mariners 2 37 in. Lightwei^t Road Handler Sears Low SALE Plus Jim Tyrone beat out an infield hit aluminum. Col WUlenall Reg. Price PRICE F.E.T. MILWAUKEE (UPI) — It was not a well-pitched game by the finishing. Jim Barr was the loser. season savings on both lapsible. with two out in the bottom of the 10th AR78-13 60.00 4 S .M 1.93 New York Yankees, but they snapped a three-game losing streak floors of our store. Men’s Reg. 17.99 ea.. Replace inning, allowing Marty Perez to race SAVE *3 BR78-13 66.50 S 2 .M 2.18 20 Clothing, Furnishings, worn ^ocks now—to help with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night because the Milwaukee Brewers home with the A's' winning run. Vida % DR78-I4 70.56 Bar Carrier give a comfortable ride. Fit 5S.S0 2.38 just couldn’t get the hits. Lobsters how Blue went the distance on a seven- Accessories, and Shoes, 1 0 9 9 most American-made cars, ER78-14 75.00 5B.SS 2.61 first or second in the lineup, he’s to imports, pickups, vans. After 29 at bats, the Brewers had BOSTON (UPI) - Rod Laver’s hitter for his seventh victory. too! Whatever you’re Fast, low-cost Installation FR78-I4 81.40 6 4 .U 3.75 been hitting the ball well,” Martin Reg. II3.N. Steel available. GR78-14 87.00 M . t l 2.88 only four hits said. powerful serve Tuesday night looking for, don’t be sur bars, won't mar HR78-I4 92.51 7 4 .a s 3.01 dullett, 8-3, gave up both carried the San Diego Friars to a 28- prised to find it on one of roof. Adjust to fU Although nine Brewer basemen car roof. g g O F F * Boofder Sliurkii GR78-I5 87.00 7 2 .M 2.91 Milwaukee runs in 6 2-3 innings were stranded, Martin didn’t seem to 27 super tiebreaker victory over the Holes in one our floors, reduced a CAM Z. 20W-M motor oU...... Regular HR78-IS »l.6-> 7 S .tS 3.11 before Tidrow finished up to record mind. “If we win like this every Boston Lobsters in World Team Ten CAM 2.19W-4L motor oil...... 929.99 2 3 « » JR78-IS 85.57 7B .tS 3.12 remarkable 20% to 50%. CAM 2 .1IW-30 motor oU...... his third save. time, I'll take it,” he said. nis action. There were two huleii> LR78-I5 107.00 BB.SS 3.36 50% VMjHa t2.M(«ie«6 •Mh Yankee Manager Billy Martin said Brewer Manager Alex Grammas Laver and Cliff Drysdale beat Roy in-one last Friday at of Gullett, “I was a little concerned commented on GuIIett’s six Emerson and Mike Estep 6-3 in the kdim larrf S6>Br»I.M Phu .Mane lie St er Conn try off K.E.T. final men's doubles set to force the Wheel alignment, front wheel balance I.IBIK rriKk HrKBbrPrkT that he wasn’t throwing with his full strikeouts and six walks. Chill at the pur-3, 147- 700-14 LT 4S.7S 2.87 velocity the last couple of innings.” match into overtime with Boston We'll electronically spin balance both front wheels. Includes “He’s the kind of guy who walks yurd fifth hole. setting caster/camber and toe-in/toe-out, front end inspection 670-15 LT 48.7B 3.27 Gullett struck out six batters, all in people but he throws hard. He’s the leading 27-26. and storing system adjustment. Includes air condition^ cars, 700-15 LT S I.7 S 3.50 the first four innings. type who can get you out when you Einar Loren Izen torsion bar adjustment when required. 750-16 LT S7.7S 3.88 Martin said Tidrow threw the ball have men on base.” New connection scored his using u Auto air tune check & recharge .V« Iriulv in! yrei' Monnlhifi well. The Yankees broke a 1-1 tie in the pitching wedge and Ben minis He was pleased with Willie Ran second when rookie Del Alston WALLINGFORD (UPI) - AH Delniusiro got his uee Sears trained professionals will check most air conditioning Sniv in v ffv n ihi* tri'ok only. of Glastonbury dolph’s performance. Randolph singled, stole second and scored on a University of Connecticut basketball with un eight iron. parts and recharge if necessary. For most Amer. cars. rapped out three hits, including a base hit by Stanley. New York made games will be broadcast by the VI ilnesses to l.orenizeii’s 2450 Main Street two-run homer. it 3-1 in the third on singles by Ran Connecticut Radio Network begin uee were NeuI Tyler. T.J. Telephone 203-633-5203 BRIDGEPORT. CONN HAMDEN. CONN UKANGE.CONN EASTKIEIJ) MALI., MASS WATERBl'KV.CONN Randolph's fourth homer came in dolph, Thurman Munson and Graig ning next season, it was announced S c a i ^ Where America shops 4MMCi------PITTSFIELD, MASS GKEENFIEI.I) MA.SS W HAHTFUKU.CUNN W SPRINGFIELD. MASS MERire.V vmrHAMPTON oip tAYIBKUH the eighth inning after Cliff Johnson Nettles plus a fielder’s choice C r o e k e 11 an d H e r h Thursday and Friday till nine KiH>t(U.i.t: tuH thuhuhTi; hare Tuesday. MANCHESTER.CONN MIDDLETOWN.CONN KEK\K N II WESTFIELD.MASS DANBl'RV.COSN HILLIMAXTR' singled and Fred Stanley hit into a grounder by Reggie Jackson. Closed Sunday and Monday Sati$/aciioH Guannteed or VW Money Back M..I>I«.II, ,>ikl (II .riii-iiii (I.-Vl.l V \>Mtlll\(ll-ii>\ Getting a little taste UConn Athletic Director John L. Phelon. Delniusiro was in fielder’s choice to give the Yankees A wild pitch by Gullett allowed the Toner and Barry Berman, director of a foursome with his wife, their last two runs. Randolph also first Brewer run in the first and they Heisman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett gets a taste of what CRN, told a news conference the Emma, and Roy and Mae singled in the third and fourth innings scored again in the fourth on a pair of professional hitting is like as he winces from a hit by defensive move will insure (he broadcast of all and scored twice. walks and a single by Dick Davis, his lineman Keith Kerkhoff in early workout at Dallas Cowboys' of the Huskies' 26 season games and .Anderson. “ Ever since I put him (Randolph) first major league RBI. training camp. (UPI Photo) any post tournament contests. PAGE SIX B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 19T? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 13, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B □ REAL ESTATE Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sola 23 Homaa For Sato IS Homaa For Sola 83 Golfers equal at Sutton Standings] National Weather Forecast Homaa For Sola 23 MANCHESTER - New listing! MANCHESTER - Ranch. In Rolling Park Estates. Thursday. 9aoo Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) - All cond by one stroke to Tom Watson in BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Seven room Cape, garage, small down payment. Good in The leading money earner at Plea intersection. Large seven CALL golfers are created equal when the British Open last week, fared National League She Heralh fireplace, carpeting, gorgeous terest rate. Owner will sant Valley. Lee Elder, has never room home, large lot. $55,(X)0. treed lot near schools and they tee off on the tricky Plea poorly on the Pleasant Valley course East assume mortgage. 25 years won the tournament, although he has CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. recreation. $44,900. 6495334. payment. Call anytime, 649- sant Valley Country Club 12 years ago in the Carling World GB AO DAN REALE mis finished second twice and third once. Open and has not been back since. He Chicago MANCHESTER - Newer 6 course. The 7.100-yard, par 71 course H e 7/ Hang Up .. . is playing this year only because the Phila Bie Room (kilonlal. 1 full, and 2 And because no player has ever features thick grass just off the tournament is one of the designated Pitts. half baths. Fireplace, won more than once in 10 previous fairways and around the rough. The St. Louis •ttSOlTs HUMID aluminum siding, appliances, stops on the PGA circuit. PHONE 643-2711 carpeting and more. $43,900. IRIMACULATE RAISED RANCH ME sign for you PGA tournaments on the long and long hitters have had as much trouble The lure of Nicklaus and Watson Montreal FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Blanchard ft Rossetto, 17 sometimes bushy course, there is no conquering the course as the short- has created a ticket demand un NY .400 Realtors. 6492482. room •lumlnum tided Ranch on bMuUful | favorite in the $250,000 Pleasant ball hitters. matched since 1965. Went Itcra. 3 btdroonw, 2 batlw, large living room, 046-4525 Valley Classic that gets under way Jack Nicklaus, for example, se- ■'We re $55,000 ahead of last year in GB towiti lIMfllAlUin ^ INDEX $30,900. SIX Room Cape. ■ hardwood floora, wall-to-wall oarpallng. 175 MAIN STREET MANCHeSTBR. CT. LA 57 30 MWOftilAMa ADVERTI8INB Heatolator fireplace, enclosed I DIatInctlya lamllt room with ralaad brick I ticket sales," Pleasant Valley’s Cuz NOTICII porch, large lot. Good buy. Cinci 46 38 .548 9V^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING F— irOTNP . 1 — Lofti and Found hearth. Convenient to UConn and 25 min. lo Mingolla said early this week. "It all 2 - PwKnM ■ RATES Hutchins Agency 6493166. I San Fran 40 49 .449 18 3. boils down to one man, Nicklaus. just PHONE 643-2711 - Announcomontt I Hartford. COVENTRY - Circa 1743 Salt- MANCHESTER - Plymouth Sports Transactions Houston 39 49 .443 18V9 FOR AtmrAftcc m RtAciNO rouR ao 4 -* Enioftainmont 1 day ....116 word par day — SOUTH WINDSOR— box. Seven rooms completely judging from the calls we've bwn San Diego 39 52 .429 20 [TJTlsMowstN 5 -- Auctioni 3 days ... 106 word par day New to market. Split level. Three 742-9401 246-87201 Lane. Immaculate seven getting." ^ tfftiwiATNtft voTOcaev • 6 days .... 96 word par day renovated and in excellent room Garrison. Fireplaced By I'niird Press Inirrnalional AtlanU 31 55 .360 2SW bedrooms, laundry room, living condition. Must be seen! Call FINANCIAL 26 days .... 86 word par day romn A dining room combination, I Owner Anxious Reduced to $45,500 living room, new kitchen, 1 T uesday While Nicklaus, Watson, Gary NOTICE TO CREDITORS e - Bondu-Stockt-Moflgaott Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 649 Tuesday's Results 9- IS words $2.00 minimum rec room and family room, large 1/2 baths, family room, etc. Pro Football Player, Lee Trevino, Hubert Green ESTATE OP MARY HECK A/k/a For period ending 7a.m., Thursday, July 14. During Parional Leant Happy A d s...... $2.30 Inch 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 4 MARY T HECK, d«cMa«l 10 - Iniurance lot in a convenient area of town. Dead end street. Call owner St. Louis — Signed free agents Terry McCabe, a linebacker from Austin and Ben Crenshaw will be the crowd New York 4, Chicago 2 Ths Hoo, WUiWn E. PlUOwrald. Wedne^ay night, showers and thundershowers will develop Hurry. $43,900. Manchester Office, 647-9139. 649-1677. No agents. $M,900. Jiidft, o! the Court of Probate, EMPLOYMENT Equal Housing (Opportunity. Peay. and defensive back Rollen Smith from Arkansas. favorites, they still must contend across parts of the lower Rockies, northern Plains, north 13 - Htip Wanlad HiKSaKERSREilLn Philadelphia 5, St. Louis DUtrlct of Maoebeeter at a bearlni 14 Monchootor MANCHESTER - Newly Chicago — Signed seven draft picks, first-round choice Ted Albrecht, guard with defending champion Bud Allin, 4 beU on July S. 1177 oerkred that all Atlantic states and east Gulf coast region. Fair to partly - Buiinati Opportuniiiai SIX ROOM CAPE - Garage, clalma must be preaented to the cloudy skies are predicted elsewhere. Minimum readings in 15 - Situalion Wantad listed. Offered bv owner. EAST HARTFORD - Six room fireplace. Near school, stores tackle from California: comerback Mike Spivey of Colorado: running back who shot a 7-under-par 277 last year. fiduciary on or before October 5,1977 NEW HOMES Split Level. Three bedrooms, Los Angeles 8, Houston 0 clude: (approximate maximum temperatures in EDUCATION Eight room Ranch wall-to- and bus line. Al condition. Robin E^rl of Washington: wide receiver Gerald Butler of Nicholls State: or be barred ai by law provided. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Wootwood Section II wall carpeting, paneled fami family room, 1 1/2 baths, Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 Pearl" irl J. Hultmaa.Hull parenthesis) Atlanta 73 ( 92), Boston 69 ( 90), Chicago73 ( 94), ta - Privaia Intlructlont HAPPY 12th. Extras. Mid $30s. No agenU. 19 - Schooli-Ctattat Farm, with three story bam. Ranches, Capes, Colonials, ly room, fireplace, 2 baths, large patio, treed lot, extras. linebacker Nick Buonamici of Ohio State: center-guard Connie Zelencik of San Diego 7, San Fran Aaalitant Clerk Cleveland 63 ( 89), Dallas 76 ( 98), Denver 57 ( 87). Duluth 62 Call 6495433. The fiduciary ia: 20 - Instruction! Wanted BIRTHDAY KENDRAI Butler-type building. Power Raised Ranches, Dutches. walk-up attic, treed lot, By owner. 5696818. Principals Purdue: and comerback Terry Irvin of Jackson State. Also signed two free- cisco 3 (82), Houston 71 (92), Jacksonville 73 ( 95). Kansas City 75 Only. Henry J. Hedi PEAL ESTATE Love-Mom, Dad, plant, and other outbuildings, Now starting on high treed enclosed yard, attached gar agent linebackers, Gary Campbell of Colorado and Don Joyce of Tulane. 297 Henry Street (98), Little Rock 73 ( 99), Los Angeles 60 (78), Miami 79 ( 88), 23 Homea lor Sait plus Three Lovely Homes. Lota-Land lor Salo 24 Today's Games Maocheaier, 06M0 - lots. Call now to see our age, assumable mortgage - Atlanta — Signed offensive tackle Warren Bryant, its No, 1 draft choice Soccer tourney New Orleans 75 (91), New York 71 (90), Phoenix 77 (101), San 24 ~ Loli-Ltnd lor Salt Kim. and Kelly. Offers invited. B/W Realty, THREE or FOUR Bedroom Pittsburgh (Candelaria 25 - Invasimant Property plans. low Interest rate, and more. from Kentucky. Francisco 52 (74), Seattle 54 (70), St. Louis 74 (100), 26 647-1419. Mid $40’s. 643-1038 or 6494875. Cape - Non thru street, BUILDING LOT For Sale - The Manchester Rec Department- 8-3) at Montreal (Rogers 9- - Busmett Property Pricod from $89,600 to Henry Street. Near schools. Washington 71 (94). 27 - Retort Proptrty Bowers area. Enclosed New York Jets — Signed guard Randy Rasmussen to three one-year con sponsored annual townwide 7) , N 26 - Rett Ettete Wanted DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, $64,900. beautiful back yard. All No brokers. Call 6494528. tracts. Also cleared waivers on running back Steve Davis, who now becomes EAST HARTFORD - Burnside playground soccer tournament will Chicago (Burris 9-8) at □ NOTICES MI8C. SERVICES AOVERTISINB carpeting, aluminum stor sforms, Avenue. Commercial proper hardwood floors. Fireplace, free agent. be held Thursday at Manchester New York (Koosman6-10), 31 - Service! Offered 2 furnaces, trees, $445 income. ty. Six Room Colonial. Only range, refrigerator. Parklike 32 - Pamting-Pepering Help Wanfad 13 DEADLINE MERRinr Agency Tampa Bay — Acquired quarterback Mike Boryla from Philadelphia in High. Play begins in the morning at N ••••••••••••••••••••••**** •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $39,500. Hutchins Agency, 649 $36,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- landscape. High $30s. Call 649- WEST HARTFORD Loaf and FouniM 1 33 - 8uilding>Con|raclino 3166. 6491-1180 1339. exchange for a future draft choice. 9:30 and concludes in the afternoon H*fp WanUd Wantad 34 - Rooling-Stding 12:00 noon tha day bafora 7475. 8*1^ ACRES St. Louis (Underwood 5- 13 Hip is 35 - Healing*Plumb