16 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., July 18, 1980 Field phase of revaluation work now underway remodeling_____t k a merit costs. niirnoses. The ment purposes. y / homeowners hnmpownpr.q wweren't e re n 't a meremore annrnnriateappropriate timetime. isn’t icn't inisneetinspected then the ap­ features that detract or VERMIN - Field men there are five appraisers in property owner will be The field men won’t be home. They are leaving VanOudenhove said the praiser will have to make add to the value of proper­ for United Appraisers, the the field and it's their duty asked to sign a card merely given any information “while you were out” response hasn't been as an estimate with the best ty, Depreciation is applied firm conducting the to visit each property to ac­ to verify that the worker ahead on the present cards so the appraiser can good as expected to information available to revaluation survey in Ver­ curately check each to each building according properly inspected the assessed values of proper­ return, by appointment, at these cards. If the property him. to its general condition and non are now working in the building, inside and out, property. ties, the present tax bill or Prixeweek Puzzle Overbrook Road area and record measurements and maintenance, after con­ probable new assessed or will move next into the physical information such sidering its age. The appriasals made by tax values. They will each Dart Hill and Skinner road as type of heat, amount of Property owners will be United Appraisal will be carry an identification ALWAYS BUYMG/SELUNG This week’s Prizeweek Puzzle is worth $1,075 to the lucky areas. plumbing. asked pertinent questions based on current values, card signed by the police Jack VanOudenhove, Tbe workers have been concerning the purchase and upon completion of the chief. COINS A VALUABLES winner. If the winner is a home subscriber to The Herald, Vernon assessor, said trained to recognize price, building costs and project, the percentage of United Appraisal will an additional $200 will be awarded. the appraised values will make return calls to those Bl\-SELL-TRADE be 70 percent for assess­ properties where the Krugarand* Sllvar - Coin A Dollara - Bullion Mapla Laa^, > Since 1881 • One woman displays Max Gold Paaoa; Austrian Ducats; Oz. Bara, Etc. I Vbl. XClk. No. 247 - Msnohestar. Cdiln.. Saturday. July 19, 198^ . . . Madison is currantty paying approxImaMy 100% mora lor common U.S. gold coins, sllvar coins, starling, ate. than ona y u r ago. Madison con- . slated by art group tinues its mora than Ian y u r buy/sall laadarship tor U.S. Sllvar,- scrap and collaclor gold,- all toniign coins A papar monay; diamonds; watchas; VERNON — One woman Savings Bank, Park Place, for applications to par­ platinum; starling jawalry & flatwara; Franklin and othar private mints art shows will be presented Rockville; "Vast Land," ticipate is Aug. 15. For Luggage & pieces; political items; tokens; medals; stamps, etc. lor the month of August by (Stent, Ca.) by Helen more information call or For CnrislDB or Ftyhig - M irlow 's H u J u t Pileup snarls traffic two members of the Hyde. Savings Bank of write Mrs. Peg Winther, TIm LuMogo For Tool ChooM from ttioM ARTS & CRAFTS SUPPLIES Tolland County Art Tolland. Tolland Green; 872-2872, 431 Somers Road, M i irando: Somtontto (wo carry a com- . . . choose trom one ol New England's most comprehensive salactlons ot EAST H A R T F O R D - An accident divider and hit a third vehicle. Milford, and passenger Angela Dileo tion workers, and police could Hno), Association , and "Blue Iris,” by Terry Ellington, 06029. Attantic, Vantaira, Airway and arts & crafts supplies — from doll house building to macrama to on Interstate 84 near the Forbes Meanwhile, police said, the state of 7 Dodum Lane in Derby. remove the debris and wash down the Saward. decoupage to tola painting to stained glau, etc., etc., m . Most extensive. Helen flyde will have a Sutyla. Society for Savings. New officers of the Street exit early Friday afternoon in­ vehicle was catapulted to the left, The state owned car, came to a diesel fuel which leaked from the display of watercolors at Church Street, Ellington. association are; Mrs. Flr$f For volving a tractor trailer and two which caused the state vehicle to hit rest about 200 feet behind the sports truck. Winther, president; MARLOVirS Ererything Since I! MADISON COINS-CRAFTS-STAMPS ^ the third vehicle. Police said the the Vernon National Bank The association is STAnWIDE FREE PHONE 1-800-022-2813 automobiles resulted in a six-hour coupe and the truck. The closing of tlie lane caused traf­ Florence Freeman, vice Local phones; 245-7319; 245-7900; 245-7310 state vehicle also hit the median at the Tri-City Plaza, Ver­ making plans for its DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET. M A N CH EST ER - fl4B *391 traffic jam but caused no serious in­ All four individuals involved were fic to be rerouted, with a tie-up that non Circle, and Lucille ■‘September Song Art president; Caryl Brielman. ' " ' i " ‘’"T and MAH OF STOW guardrail. taken by Manchester Ambulance Ser­ OAHDS ACCEPTSDI 891 Boston Post Rood (U.S. Hi) AAodison, Conn. juries. police said lasted until about 7 p.m. Meicrfeld will have her treasurer; Winifred OPEN S D AYS • THURS. NITES 111 9:00 vice to Manchester Memorial Festival," scheduled to be Open Sundaya AFTER JUNE 8th 11-5; Open Mon.-Sat. 10-S A truck owned by the DLC The tractor trailer overturned, Cars were routed onto the Robert work on display at Connec­ held Sept. 13 on the' Rogers, recording “4 rfrv uniguitly tiocked tiort, STAINED CUSS Transport Company of Poughkeepsie Hospital. DeGroodt, 31; Theriault, irell icorih a rUU, 1/ only lo brotese" coming to rest on the left side of the Street exit and up Silver Lane, where ticut Bank & Trust. Main Ellington Center Green. It secretary; and Shirley 60; Ms. Davies, 27; and Ms. Dileo, N.Y., was traveling east in the right highway. Its cargo of lumber was they then picked up 1-84 at the east- St.. Rockville. will be open for painters Reed, corresponding J age unknown, were treated for very lane at 1;15 p.m. when a Connecticut spilled all over the highway, police bound 91 on-ramp. Paintings chosen to hang and craftsmen. Deadline secretary. state-owned car veered into the minor injuries and released, a said. in various banks and truck’s path, state police said. hospital spokeswoman said. - Police said between 40 and 50 curs businesses during the Police said the truck, driven by The third vehicle, a sports coupe, Police said the accident was being "overheated, while some waited an month of August include: Murwin DeGroodt, struck the state was pinned below the nose of the investigated. At press time, no hour to get moving. Police said while Spring " by Ms. KIng-SIzc HI4ack Folding Chair, owned vehicle, driven by Euclid truck. Within the twice-hit Ontario- charges had been lodged. the road was cleared at 5 p.m., traf­ Meierfeld. at the Valley 7-Wab and Vinyl Tubing Theriault. In the process, the tractor registered car was driver Natalie Police closed the eastbound lane of fic patterns were disturbed until 7 Fish Market on Route 83 trailer also veerpd into the median Davies of 202 Foxwood Lane in 1-84 so firefiehters. state transporta- p.m. in Ellington; ' A Virginian Luxurious webbing with wide & narrow tubing lor ./ Barn, ' by Winifred lovely buketweave ellect. 14.40 Rogers. People’s Savings Has sturdy braced legs, Our Reg. 18.90 Bank, Tri-City Plaza; cool plastic arms. "W aterfair by Mary Noel, Savings Bank of Rockville, King-Size Hi-Back Chaise Lounge, Park Street. 7-Web and Vinyl Tubing Also: "Rumney Farm. Beautiful, colorful basket- East Hartford firefighters work Friday afternoon to stop the White Mountains,'' by weave ellect. Sturdy, no-tip 26.88 spillage of diesel fuel from an overturned tractor-trailer in­ Marion Taylor, at the braced legs and comlort- volved in an accident with two other automobiles. The acci­ Somers Inn. Route 190; able, cool plastic arms. Our Rag. 34.99 ' High Noon" by Irene dent occurred about 1:30 p.m. in the eastbound lane of 1-84 Sabatka, First Federal SAVE OVER $501 near the Forbes Street overpass and backed up traffic to Hart­ Chae-Broil Deluxe Cast Aluminum ford. (Herald photo by Reilly.) Voter 2-Burner Portable Gas Grill Large cooking area with warming rack. Pushbutton light, 2 burners with dual 149.70 ’- 4 signups controls. Cast iron grids. Our Reg. 199.99 Burt bird 24-Inch Deluxe Portable Bar-B-Q slated Grill with Adjustable'Grid Has 5-posltion grid to con­ flies coop > ERNON — Town Clerk trol cooking heights, no-tip H C A D Henry Butler reminds tapered steel legs, conven- ■ V .* tW BO LTO > — Burt the bird has A suggestion from Intino to ’V- residents who are 18 and lent bottom shelf. Our Reg. 21.99 flown the coop and the owners of leave out the bird's cage and food older of their voting rights. the Blue-Fronted Amazon Parrot along with a lighted lantern During the four month 60” Genuine Redwood Parquet are anxiously awaiting his return. Thursday night failed. period before the Nov. 4 Umbrella Table with Wheels The bird, owned by Mr. and It was later learned parrots are National elections, those From 2’ thick clear redwood I 9 i A A t \ Mrs. Robert Orr, 29 Notch Road, not nocturnal flyers. / now 17 and who w ill stock with comfortable, cus- I • escaped Thursday night. Friday morning Mrs. Orr called East Hartford police and firefighters along with state dent involving a New York state tractor-trailer, an Ontario- tom-cratted-look ends. | Our Reg. 149.08 c e le b ra te th e ir 18th Orr was taking the bird for his to the bird, who responded, but police work to clear the eastbound lane of 1-84 near the registered sports coupe and a state Department of Transpor­ birthday by Nov. 4, may • 36' Curead Redwood Bench, rwi. zi.ss. ... 21.40 then apparently got scared again customary evening stroll, sans Forbes Street overpass Friday afternoon following an acci- tation vehicle. (Herald photo by Foley.) register in advance This leash, when the bird flew into a and flew away in neighboring will allow those who will be tree. woods. away at school to vote by Barbecue Ensemble Ughtw$lghU SAVE 30V,! A subsequent attempt at Mrs. Orr said the bird is not absentee ballot. retrieving the bird resulted in the dangerous and one of his favorite Ensemble gives style to outdoor cookingl Cool Ray and Reagan courts dissident Dems Registrations may be fowl being scared and flying into a pasttimes is playing with the • Towel, Oilg.' 2.19... $1 • Large Apron, Heavy- Oscar Da LaRenta made in the office of the larger tree behind the O rr’s family dog. some resf'at his California ranch Reagan praised party leaders for O ils.-12.49...^ ...... $ 6 Duty Sunglasses He is described as a foot tall, DETROIT (UPI) — Republican leaders from across the nation. town clerk in the Memorial • Potholder, home. while Bush goes to his Maine vaca­ their unity effort. Building. Park Place from O lts.- 1.99 .... •Mltt,Orlg.- i ’T9...'1.70 2-Qal. Plastic In a response to a call from Orr, mostly blue with blue, yellow and presidential candidate Ronald Saturday they fly to Houston for 2.37 to 8.95 what has become a traditional visit tion home. Bush pledged support for the party 9 a m to 5 p m., Mondays • Dish Cloth, • Tie Towel, Watering Can Our Reg. 3.39 lo 12.70 red markings. Reagan launched the last stage of his James Price, chief of the Bolton The GOP continued it’s unity drive platform, even though during his through Fridays. Orlfl.- 1.39... O rlg.-3.49...... 1.70 Ouf o O O Fashion frames with Persons knowing the quest for the White House Friday, by the presidential candidate to his Reg. 3.99 O a O O Volunteer Fire Department and primary campaign for the nomina­ Our R .g. 12S.S7 Intermediate markdowns have been taken. various color lenses suit running mate’s home town. as the RNC re-elected national chair­ Registrations will also JOHNSON'S 'OFFI' your every summer outfit Frank Intino of the State Humane whereabouts of the bird should seeking to convert "miserable and Allracis & kills (lying Not all stytee remaining In all alortt. Also teatures easy The Texas trip makes good man Bill Brock for a third term. tion he took positions in conflict with be accepted during voter­ grip handle Has long Society appeared at the scene to call the Orrs at 643-0584. A reward unhappy’’ Democrats and in­ Insect Repellent nsecis without chem ­ Ever since Reagan sealed up the many planks. making sessions conducted icals or odor Sate for spout to reach hard-to- • CO PPERTO N ESunU n assist in retrieving the parrot. is offered. dependents to his conservative political sense .for Reagan. Texas is kids and pets covers •Vinyl Barbecue Tablecloths gel areas properly for L o tiM and Oil GOP nomination last spring the He again sought to downplay any by the Board of Ad­ 1.33 cause. conservative and Reagan is popular up to 1 acre' 52xS4' I thorough watering 0utR4g. 2.43 . E4cti 1.77 division of opinion that may exist Enjoy a bug-tree summer ,2 there, but the state and.it’s 26 elec­ staunchest of his conservative missions. The next session Our Reg. 2.99.. Our R»g. 3.29...... 2.50 Reagan and running mate George between him and Reagan on issues toral votes were a key element in followers have fought to purge of the board will be Aug 26 Bush addressed the Republican such as abortion and equal rights for Carter’s 1976 victory. Brock, but Reagan has resisted their from 7 to 9 p.m. National Committee on the morning women. Other sessions are SAVE2S%! Dems give nod after the end of the party's 32nd con­ Reagan will then head home for efforts. scheduled for: Sept. 27 and SAVE OUR vention and ordered the party rank Oct. 4 from 9 a m. to 1 AN REG. Entire Stock and file to go recruiting in President p.m ; Oct. 11 and 14 from 9 EXTRA PRICES • AC Oil Filters Carter’s backyard. a m to 8 p m.: -and Oct. 8 CLEARANCE! “ Go forth confident that there are • AC Air Filters to Chris Dodd from 7 to 9 p m Select Group of Major Appliances, TV’s, Radios, Tape 0 millions of Democrats and in­ Court nixes draft law 2.61 to 4.79 HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut speaker at the first day of the two- dependents who are as miserable and mediate hearing before the reinstitu- Our Rag. 3.49 to 6.39 Democrats met Friday night to hand day convention. unhappy as we are about the condi­ PHILADELPHIA (U P I) - A three enjoined■' the government from requiring the registration under the Fits most cars; the role of contender for the U.S. Dodd said that " it’s going to be a tion of this county,’’ Reagan said. judge federal panel Friday ruled the tion of draft registration goes into Recorders, Stereos & Calculators easy installation. Military Selective Service Act of 18 Democratic caucus Senate to Rep. Christopher Dodd, tough fight in that I’m starting my He said the mission is to show; United States military draft registra­ effect Monday. (Stora flo ck only. million males between the ages of 18 Since the decision centers on the A N D O V E R - 'The REVLON No rainchackt.) who will seek to return to campaign now, while those two “ There’s a place for them to go to tion law unconstitutional. caucus of the Andover Assorted Cosmetics Washington and serve in the same Republicans are out there fighting to register their dissatisfaction." In a landmark decision stemming and 34. exclusion of women. Congress could The ruling immediately stops the Democrats will be ^eld capacity as his father once did. see who will oppose me.” He said his message was especially from a 9-year-old anti-draft suit, the pass legislation before Monday which registration for the draft of 4 million July 30 in the Andover • Moon Drops Lipstick Dodd was to be nominated by Sen. aimed at blacks and urban workers judges of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court would not exempt women from • Formula II Make-Up More than 1,300 delegates gathered, Town Office Building. at the Bushnell Memorial Abramham A. Ribicoff, the man he out of jobs because of the recession of Appeals said the military registra­ young men on Monday. military registration • Fabulash • Mascaras 49< to 5 .6 9 TURTLE WAX The class-action suit was started The caucus will be held • Shadows •Natural. Auditorium to formally endorse the hopes to succeed. Ribicoff is plan­ he blamed on the Carter administra­ tion was unconstitutional because it Donald Weinberg, an attorney for Poly Shell during the Vietnam war in an to endorse candidates for Wonder Nail Enamels Our Reg. 85c to 9.50 unopposed candidate who will take on ning to retire after three terms. tion. excluded women. the American Civil Liberties Union nomination to the offices to System"* Dodd has stated he expects the attempt by war protesters to stop the ClW ot either Republicans Richard Bozzuto The GOP standard bearer and his They declared the Military Selec­ which supported the suit, said it was be voted for in the --v ‘ R4g.Prlc4 ...21.99 or James Buckley in November. well-heeled campaign of Buckley to running mate spent their last day in draft. tive Service Act in violation of the 5th The Justice Department is unlikely Congress would attempt to municipal election to be CWtkK Before arriving at the hall, Dodd carry the Republican from a primary Motor City at a series of campaign S oW Ptlet...... 15.47 Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. expected to appeal the decision to the change the draft law in an election held with the National elec­ was greeted by hundreds of delegates fight into the November election. strategy sessions with state and local MIt. MtIMn _____ The judges ■ permanently Supreme Court and press fw an im­ year. tion 'in Nov 4. R t b it r ...... 3.00* and well-wishers at a champagne­ Dodd last week received the endorse­ FINAL serving open reception. The 36-year- ment of Gov. Ella Grasso for the job COST.. 12.47 old lawmaker, with his beaming that his father, Thomas Dodd, held Space age prolactive wife. Susan, by his side, accepted for two terms until his death in 1971. formula with easy, no-buffing 3-step handshakes and kisses from Dodd, born in Willimantic, was Tavern sought application delegates, alternates and friends. elected in 1974 at the age of 30, the ClMctarklateMAMl Also on hand was Arkansas Gov. youngest person to ever represent A N D O V E R - George Bill Clinton, who was the kevnote the 2nd Congressional District. Douton of Columbia is SAVE OVER *133 SAVE OVER »60/ seeking approval to open a RCA 25’ Diag. XL100 Consola Color TV Whirlpool Family Size 2-Spaed 9 tavern at the corner of Routes 6 and 87. The Accucolor black matrix picture Washer with Easy Clean Lint Filler tube. Energy saving ‘X-tended Super Surgilator agitator, SAllE! premises were formerly M46 three washing cycles, energy­ used as a real estate office Life’ Chassis. Pecan finish. Rag. 579.70 >263* saving water temperature Orig. 329.70 for the Selig Real Estate • RCA 19' Diagonal Color TV selector. ALL FANS . -H-v Out Otig. 37S.ro...... $299 Agency • Emerson AMIFM Cassetle Recorder Douton said. "George's • RCA 6-Hr. VHS VIdao Racordar OutR4g.s4.se...... 44.7U DEHUMIDIFIERS & Cafe” would open as soon Out otig. S2S.70...... $733 • Lloyds AM/FM Stereo Clock Radio „ „ The weather Pay hikes Davey Forbes II ainsey GuNlafson Kaprove as his liquor license is ap­ •Whirlpool 17.2 Cu. FI. Froat-Fraa Out Rug. 4a.ia...... 39.70 AIR CONDITIONERS proved by the State Liquor Ralrt^rator, out Otig. 4ts.ro...... $388 Partly sunny today with a chance Salaries for the top appointed of- Commission The tavern • Zanith Daluxa 12' Diagonal SAW TV • SavHIa Caaaatia and 8 Track Recorder of a few afternoon showers. Fair (iciais in the state will increase by OutRw). iia.ia...... $127 Choose from auch famous namat at will accommodate about 40 Stainless Steal FARBERWARE Out Otig. 131.17...... $99 tonight. Hazy, hot and humid Sun­ up to 11 percent to keep pace with people and the parking lot. Your neighbor's views 2-qt. Tea Kettles 8-Cup Cottaamakar • APF Calculator (4M-1945) ___ • Panaaonic AM/FM Phono 8-Trfc. Racont^^^ • GENERAL ELECTRIC day with high temperatura 90 to 95. regional government and private 15 to 20 cars. Out R f. i.m ...... 7.99 Out R4g.2ta.M. • McGRAW EDISON • SANYO Details on Page 2. ^ - . ,v., inwstry jobs. Page 2, Douton's proposal was 8:88 29.70 Assorted designer • Taxaa Inatnimanta Calculalor (4BAI) . . . • APF Calculator Printing (#MK-160) •WESTINGHOUSE • WHIRLPOOL presented to the Planning Ctainless steel lor Our ttog. 14.70...... 14.88 0urR4g.ta.ro...... 49.90 •EMERSON QUIET KOOL® What do you think of Ronald Reagan's and Zoning Commission styles with Wood han­ better taste and easv dles and knobs. .JSZS « MdM |lfl axM «ML N Monday night. He was cleaning. 4138 > ♦MIT— ■BUTBIiAMU choice of George Bush as his running matej ^ j * / MnMUt.tt tnnn.Af : :S. asked to present a sanitary in sports Inside today ,% v, engineer's report to the BRING YOUR COLOR FILM Republican party. He’s ambitious ;> Lee Trevino grabs tbreefstroke v CSiurcbes 12 Hal Davey Jr., Evidently Reagan thought he was the I.ynne GoHlaTHon, commission at its next and he wants to be president, but I TO CALDOR FOR MANCHESTER VERNON lead alter s e c ^ round' of tbe OastUied 13-14 Coventry — “ I think it was a good best man for the job." Hebron — “ I would have much meeting rather seen Ford. I think he might don’t feel they’ll get along." DEVELOPING A PRINTING 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center British QoU Open ChampiOD^. Comics ..,...... 15 one. Reagan needs him to temper his The premises will be have balanced the ticket a little Deliliie Kuproie. Legion and Junior Legion nines Peopte/Places > .i ...... 19 over-conservative .attitudes.' ’ Kerry Hainiiey, checked by the local fire YOU SET KRFECT nWTS 99 TOW M M IY SACK! STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT., 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN., 11 AM to S PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY triumph. U.S. Olympin athletes Sports ...... 6-7 Bolton'— “ It’s a good group... one I more,” Euul Harlforri — ’"He’s as good a marshal to see how many excel at Liberty Bel) Track Meet. - V would vote for. I like George Bush Tim Becker, choice as any but I’m not a supporter Television - ...... IS Munclieitier — “ Bush is an-attempt of Reagan. He’s better than Ford, people can occupy the Update ^ ^ B ill ForlieH, and would have voted for him for building **'gr> '* ■ Manrhealer — “ I think it's all right. president.” to balance the ticket and unify the though." EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 19, 1980 - .') 2 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 19. 1980

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Mpdote— I' because his campaign failed to file qualifying petitions excluded women. Anderson strong with Secretary of State Rodney S. (^inne to meet the Skinner said the Boston lawsuit was broader in scope. Zoning amendment voted Teacher shortage April 1 deadline set by state law. In denying injunctive relief, Skinner sent the case to the First U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on his own accord CONCORD, N.H. (UPl) - The 8,000 member New AUGUSTA, Maine (UPl) - Independent candidate Anderson’s campaign lawyers are fighting the Maine John B. Anderson is a very strong presidential hopeful deadline in U.S. District Court. They told Chief U.S. without waiting for a formal request from lawyers. The Hampshire Education Association warned Friday that appeals court was expected to hear the case Monday. plans to use uncertified teachers in state classrooms this and could have a profound effect on the November out­ District Judge Edward T. Gignoux Juljt 11 that the to allow auto body shops fall threatens the quality of education. come, Gov. Joseph E. Brennan said Friday. deadline was too early and infringed on cbqstitutional Education Commissioner Robert Brunelle has an­ "He's a live, viable candidate — at least to the point of rights of independent candidates. Reagan blasted ■ By proval of the amendment, hadn't been included. recommended didn't, in­ nounced that school >districts will be allowed to hire un­ forcing the election in the House of Representatives." WASHINGTON (UPl) - Sen. Edward Kennedy BARBARA RICHMOND represented an auto body SeveraJ^ther persons clude the provision about a certified teachers this fall due to a shortage of math, said Brennan, who learned to respect independents in Request denied charged Friday that the Republican Party and its cham­ Herald Reporter shop owner who would who saidthey didn’t have special permit and Russell science and industrial arts instructors. 1973 by watching James B. Longley win the Maine guber­ pion, Ronald Reagan, have "summoned America VERNON — Despite benefit from the change. It any particular interest in said it was because of the But Brunelle said uncertified teachers will have to natorial race. BOSTON (UPl) — A federal judge Friday denied a backwards” to the days of a bitter cold war abroad and strong objections from At­ was his recommendation auto body repair shops, pending litigation that they Anderson, a veteran Republican congressman from qualify for New Hampshire credentials by the end of the request for a preliminary injunction to block implemen­ social inequality at home. torney Abbot Schwebel, but that the commission allow spoke in favor of the decided to make it a per­ Illinois, withdrew, from the GOP presidential race and year or face termination of their employment. tation of the nation's new military draft registration. In a speech at American University. Kennedy also at­ with strong support from Schwebel to examine amendment to help bring mitted use in industrial announced April 24 he was running as an independent. In a letter to the education commissioner released After hearing nearly IVk hours of ar^m ents on a tacked President Carter's administration and warned several townspeople, the witnesses as he wished to and keep business in town. zones. Democrat Brennan - the only governor to support the Friday, the 8,000 member teachers group said "there are class action suit challenging the constitutionality of the Democrats the election will be handed to Reagan "on a Zoning Commission avoid any potential Erika Pilver of Echo Several residents of presidential bid of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. — strict requirements that a teacher must complete to be peace-time draft, U.S, District Court Judge Walter J. silver platter" if they "cling to the fool's gold of failing Thursday night, approved grounds for appeal if the Mountain, said the town Wilshire Road voiced feels the Anderson candidacy could hurt the Democratic qualified to work with students. To place an uncertified Skinner deliberated for more than five hours before policies.” mm: an amendment to the amendments were needs to have as much objections to the amend­ person in the classroom threatens the quality of educa­ partv's chances nationally in November. m 'i \ adopted. business as possible. "If ment saying they would reaching his decision. The Massachusetts Democrat also made it clear he has zoning laws to allow auto "H he's in the picture, he'll hurt the Democratic card,"' tion which we are all trying to protect." Before taking the case under advisement, Skinner no intention of quitting his twilight battle for the body repair shops' in In­ Matthew Allen, a local auto body repair isn't have to look down on the NHEA president William Shanahan said the state Brennan said. rejected a government request to stay his ruling pending Democratic presidential nomination. dustrial Park Zones. real estate agent, called as suited to an industrial park proposed autobody shop "Anderson is just nine points behind the leaders (in would ask itself, "why don't we have enough math, the outcome of a similar case in Philadelphia. Kennedy, his face tanned and his hair longer than The amendment doesn't a witness by Kerensky, I'd like to know what is," certain polls)," he said in an exclusive interview with science and industrial arts teachers? In the Philadelphia case, involving sex discrimination during his primary campaign, re-emerged from a brief require any special permit was asked by Schwebel on she said. UPl. "Anyone within nine points of the leaders is a Family Answering his own question, the teacher's union presi­ arguments, a three judge federal panel ruled late Friday hiatus on Cape Cod to vent his dissatisfaction with the to. establish stich a business what particular parcel his Schwebel asked Mrs. dent said low salaries are to blame serious contender, a damn serious contender." the draft registration law unconstitutional because it GOP platform and nominee. in an Industrial Park firm stands to get a com­ Pilver if her husband has sponsored So far Anderson is barred from the Maine ballot mission on and it was Previously auto body an auto body repair shop SOI H I explained it was the parcel and she said he does, in repair shops were allowed WINDSOK-Saint only in General Industrial in question on Route 83. Hartford. She said he's Schwebel also questioned been there for 25 years and Margaret Mary Parish^ is areas. sponsoring a refugee fami­ Aroian feted In approving the amend­ Allen about auto body shop has no interest in setting up operations and asked if it a business in Vernon now. ly from Southeast Asia ment the commission said "Project Welcome. " as Tjr , it would provide needed job wasn't true that all such Another resident said he operations have wrecked this effort is being called, on retirement Opportunities, would in­ was a partner in such a is holding a furnishings crease the industrial and cars parked outside. He business and they had MANCHESTER— Mar­ of Connecticut Schooi of also asked him if he knew collection Sunday. July 20 commercial tax base, and wanted to set up in Vernon. from 1 p.m. to 4 p m. in the tin Aroian, chief phar­ Pharmacy in 1942. of any other industrial •'There are too many would be compatible with church hall on Hayes Road macist at Manchester He served as an enlisted other uses in Industrial parks that allowed auto regulations in this town to Memorial Hospital for man in the Medical Corps body shops and Allen cited keep small business out," Anyone interested in con­ Park zones. tributing large items may- more than 25 years, was in England, France, A previous amendment one in the Tolland In­ he said. honored at a retirement Belgium and Germany dustrial Park. And also one Others said the town contact Paulette Farris at approved by the commis­ 644-2226 or Carol Sheridan dinner Thursday at Piano’s during World War II. sion allowed such shops in should take some real V in the Ellington Industrial at 644-9798 ' . Restaurant in Bolton. During the last year of that the Industrial Park ^nes Park. serious thought about About 180 friends, family war, he served as chief but carried with it a provi­ Steven Diana, president what's happening to Ver­ members and co-workers pharmacist for the 307th non business. Several other sion that shop owners of the Board of Directors White Death attended the tribute. Convalescent Hospital would have to obtain a of the Rockville Area persons who have other Aroian joined the staff of which was attached to Pat- special permit from the Chamber of Commerce, types of businesses also Avalanches of dry snow r - i the hospital in 1954 as the to n ’s T hird Army in ^ning ^ a r d of Appeais. read a letter from that spoke in favor. usually strilte so swiftly that chief, and at that time, the France. This amendment was group asking approval of Robert Pilver also even when someone sees the Back in Hartford, he slide coming, there is r- only pharmacist. challenged in court on a the»amendment. However, testified, saying he had worked in and manag chance to gel out of its w- Under his ieadership, the •v- technicality that the com­ the board apparently tried to set up his business various pharmacies in the But some victims buried alive Hospital Pharmacy has mission hadn't properly thought the new amend­ in Vernon 25 years ago. He have been able to breathe in grown to its current staff greater Hartford area, posted a copy of the wor­ ment still included the termed the arguments air pockets - like trapped The weather of five registered phar­ before coming to ding of the amendment in clause about having to ob­ stated Thursday night as miners — until rescue work­ macists, plus pharmacy Manchester Memorial. •■xri ' ■'ridiculous.” ers dug them out The while Special honors the town clerk's office tain a special permit. And death" avalanche, however technicians and Thursday’s dinner was iia Schwebel questioned Diana Schwebel asked Town Scattered showers cooled the sizzling South by a few - before the hearing held last makes escape impossible It degrees Friday but relief was minimal and fleeting Martin Aroian, third from left, chief of Senator David Barry and U.S. Rep. William secretaries. He helped es­ hosted by Dr. John X.R. April. The suit was filed by as to whether the board Planner George Russell consists of masses of very Basile. Speakers included why the amendment Meteorologists saw no end to a month-long heat wave pharmacy at Manchester Memorial Hospital Cotter. From left. Rich Aroian, Mrs. Marie tablish the Pharmacy and Edward Pinavich of 4 was aware this nrovision light, powdery snow Therapeutics Committee Manchester" Mayor blamed for 1.0(X) deaths in the Southwest. South and for 26 years, was honored at a retirement Aroian, Dr. John X.R. Basile, toastmaster, Wilshire Road, and other Midwest. of the Medical Staff, Stephen Penny, who residents of that area. The and Robert H. Smith, president. Board of presented Aroian with a Psychics attending the three-day Psychic Entertainers dinner Thursday night at Piano’s Restaurant, developed and im­ amendment was over­ Association convention in St. Louis predicted the killer Bolton. Aroian received congratulatory Trustees, Manchester Memorial Hospital. plem ent^ a narcotic con­ proclamation from the turned by the courts. heat would abate in preci.selv 10 days. Perhaps they messages from Gov. Ella Grasso. State (Herald photo by Burbank) trol and distribution Town’s Board of Directors i ( 4 Wilshire Road overlooks EFFECTIVE SUN., JULY 20 forgot Missouri dubs itself the "Show Me State." system, created and edited which congratulated him Route 83 and an Industrial "If they know so much, how come they're holding their a pharmacy newsletter for for his outstanding Park zone on that road. A convention here. " quipped one sweating St. Louis resi both physicians and nurses guidance of the pharmacy Cement work specific request had been THRU SAT., JULY 26, 1980. dent as temperatures climbed toward the 100-degree Wages for top officials to update them on current operation which "enabled made to put an auto body mark again information on drugs and Manchester Memorial Workers for Savin Construction Co., con­ abutment. The work is now being done in the shop in that area. Oven-like temperatures baked much of the country and on additions or deletions to Hospital to establish itself tractors for the widening of Interstate 86 in Talcottville section, south of Vernon Circle, Robert VanDerpoel, the death toll climbed to 1.000. Missouri reported 255 the hospital formulary, as one of the finest medicai Vernon, wait as a huge crane brings cement (Herald photo by Richmond) chairman of the Zoning' heat-related deaths — the most in the country. State of­ assisted with the teaching faciiities in the area.” Commission, cautioned keep pace) with industry Others paying tribute in­ to be poured into the forms for the new bridge ficials said the number of heat deaths in a normal year of the pharmacology before the hearing last usually is about 10 course for nursing per­ cluded Robert H. Smith, night that comments GET UP TO HARTFORD I UPl) — Salaries for Connecticut's top agreementsments had incre'eased pay for lower level state jobs president of the hospital's Arkansas reported 120 deaths. Texas 94, Alabama 92. ranking appointed officials will increase by up to 11 per­ to a pomt..of)(^t..of "compn"coi ression" between management and sonnel and supervised the should be directed to the hospital's participation in Board of Trustees, Dr. Tennessee 81. Kansas 74, Georgia 63. Illinois 60. cent to help keep the jobs competitive with regional union scab amendment only and not to George A.F. Lundberg Jr., Mississippi 56, Oklahoma 35, Louisiana 24, Florida and goveri^ment and private industry. Gov. Ella Grasso said "By compiresston we mean that some subordinates the Pharmacy Group Selectman Ryba’s veto the specific Route 83 president of the MMH Kentucky 8 each. South Carolina 7. Ohio 6, Iowa and Friday. were making as much and in several cases more salary Purchasing Program with proposal. Nebraska 5 each. Indiana 4. North Carolina 2 and other hospitai pharmacies Medical Staff, Dr. Robert The hearing, which Van The pay raises for 85 commissioners, deputy com­ than their superiors," the report said. "This implies R. Keeney, representing Colorado 1 missioners and executive directors, will cost a total of serious motivational and rewards problems for state of­ in the state. Derpoei had said was to be the Manchester Medical In St. Louis, the morgue was full and ambulance $315,238 when spread over an entire salary year and will ficials." It was during Aroian's scuttles beerfest plan informal, turned into more drivers were working double shifts. be phased in, in many cases, over two years. The report also said that the pay gaps compounded by tenure that the pharmacy Association, Edward M. than that when Attorney 600 moved from its rather Kenney, executive director ■'The other day we had seven hearses backed up at the "Our goal is to place appointed officials in Connecticut inflation would give the state "significant difficulty in at­ BOLTON — Exercising Friday Ryba said. "1 a number of violations of Abbot Schwebel, represen­ crowded quarters on the of Manchester Memorial fear and frustration to morgue to get bodies out," said Dan Emerson, director of government in a more competitive position relative to tracting and retaining the executive talenUiecessary to his right as first select­ regret to inform you that I the law," Ryba told Negro. ting Pinavich. said he the Disaster Operation Office in St. Louis. hospital’s ground floor to Hospital, and Michael R. neighbors and abutting the marketplace and to demonstratq'the state's recogni­ effectively manage programs." man, Henry Ryba sent a have rejected your applica­ property owners. wasn't willing to stick with EXTRA S&H Nearly 100 heat-related deaths have been reported in tion of the value of the men and worpen who make finan­ The study compared salaries of about 90 higher level its spacious, modern Gallacher and William S. He said as chief limitations set by the com­ Abbott, assistant directors letter to George Negro of tion for a special events He cited a number of St. Louis and authorities say they believe there are more cial sacrifices when they accept important assignments state officials with comparable positions in several hun­ quarters in the basement executive of the town he mission and insisted on of the hospital. Route 85 telling him his permit to hold a Beerfest legal violations he said oc­ bodies vet to be discovered. in state government." Mrs. Grasso said. dred industries, banks, hospitals, insurance companies of the new East Building cross examining witnesses. Letters were read from request for a special per­ at the Bolton Riding curred with the last has the legal and moral Health Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd, under the and service organizations. which was part of the At one point VanDerpoel Gov. Ella Grasso and State mit to hold a "B eerfest" Academy on Aug. 22, 23 beerfest such as obligation to provide new salary plan, will be the highest paid appointed of­ William Zinchuk, chief , of the bureau of methods and h o sp ita l’s P h ase I-B considered postponing the GREEN STAMPS has been rejected. and 24. " trespassing on private ficial. He now earns $46,858 and by March 1981 will have a control in the Office of Policy and Management, said no Construction Project in the Senator Joseph Fauliso, as hearing until the town at­ well as a proclamation Under a town ordinance Ryba said it was his property, property protection for the residents The Almanac salary of $52,400. His pay includes $4,600 for being a money was appropriated for the salary hikes in the 1980- eariy 1970’s. and to ensure that the torney would be present, WITH THESE COUPONS A graduate of Hartford from the State Senate in­ the first selectman has the strong conviction, in light damage, traffic conges­ medical doctor. 1981 budget but there won't be any problem finding it. power to accept or reject a of testimony given at the tion, physical assault, domestic tranquility of the but agreed to continue ad­ By L nitrd Prrs» Intrrnaliunal Mrs, Grasso is paid $42.000-a-year. "It's not a big deal within a $2.7 billion budget,” Fhiblic High School, Aroian troduced by Sen. Fauliso town isn’t breached. monishing Schwebel not to received his pharmacy and Sen. Dave Barry of permit for a special event hearing, that an event of harrassment of residents, Today is Saturday. July 19. the 201st day of 1980 with 165 The increases approved by the governor were based on Zinchuk said. “We think there's enough flexibility within — an event which more go too far afield in his degree from the Universitv Manchester. this nature wouldn't be in public drunkeness and a "It is in the interest of to follow a modified study by Hay Associates, a Philadelphia- an agency's budget to pay for this kind of an increase.” than 500 people a re long list of others. questioning. THIS IS HOW IT WORKS. the best interest of the preserving the peace and The moon is approaching its first quarter. based consulting firm. The review was commissioned Many of the salary increases will be phased in over two expected to attend. ■‘In deference to those VanDerpoel wanted the T edeen. c o u p o n s s e p a r a t e l y or in th e health, safety and welfare protecting the privacy The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. and paid for by the Hartford Insurance Group. years. The first hike was effective July 11 and further in­ A largely attended public of the citizens of Bolton, citizens who have suffered questions and testimony to The evening stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn, rights of all citizens that I following pmchase ol MO to ’49 99 Hays Associates, which recommended salary hikes of creases will be applied in March 1981. hearing Tuesday night He said he recognized from disturbances in the be of a general nature and Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. 16 percent to 45 percent, said collective bargaining Maine leader not to include references to • Redeem coupons A&C witn y° ^ heard many expressions of that a similar event held in past, linked to a have made this difficult ,0, 400 EXTRA SAH GREEN STAMPS Samuel Colt. American inventor of automatic opposition to Negro's the recent past had caused "B eerfest" at the Riding a particular request to put firearms, was born July 19. 1814 and irriversable decision to request. a great deal of mental Academy I cannot, with a an autobody operation in • Redeem coupons B&C - . M o ; On this date in history: blasts treaty In a letter sent to Negro anguish, apprehension. clear conscience, sanction deny the speciai events an Industrial Park Zone off 500 EXTRA SAM In 1848, bloomers, a radical departure in womens un­ tor ,rhase ol '60 or more lot AUGUSTA, Maine (UPl) would be lost," Brennan another event of this permit application,” Ryba Route 83. abac with your purchase derwear. were introduced to the delegates of the first Attorney Sol Kerensky, • Redeem coupons . - t a m p S — Gov. Joseph E. Brennan said. nature which would create said. 600 EXTRA «t*H CBEEN S T A M ^ womans rights convention in Seneca Falls. N.Y. They Friday urged revamping of “ We would be locked into who was calling for ap- were named after Mrs. Amelia Jenks Bloomer. a proposed U.S.-Canadian a 25.6 percent share of the Special session In 1918. the end of World War I approached as German fishing treaty, saying it is pollock catch," he said. armies began retreating across the Marne River ir “absoluteiy impractical” “That means New England COVENTRY - The regulations —short term France _ ji' I'' ra j and unfair to New England fishermen would land Planning and Zoning Com­ priorities as follows: In 1974. Turkish troops invaded the Mediterranean Getting ready fishermen. fewer pounds of pollock mission and the Inland Drainage requirements for island of Cyprus, dropping paratroopers in the Nicosia 1 00 EXTRA I if 200 EXTRA Timmy T. Burdick prepares his costume to “I think we should go than they did in 1978.” Wetlands Agency will hold subdivisions site plans: lot Meet sector to engage Greek forces that had toppled the participate in "Indian Day,” at the Interfaith back to the drawing The governor said a special meeting on Mon­ and development S&H GREEN STAMPS S&H GREEN STAMPS I; Cypriot government four days esarlier. r t board,” Brennan told 'a day at 7:30 p.m. in the requirements on unim­ on purchases totaling *10 to ‘19.99, :|o n purchases totaling '20 to '29 99 " In 1977. flooding in Johnstown. Pa. and surrounding Day Camp on the grounds of Concordia American fishermen wouid Statehouse news con­ also have to obey a 26.6 planning offices of the proved roads; driveway communities killed 68 people and left 2.000 homeless. Lutheran Church, Manchester. The camp is bUOO 'x .u S.'U .C I.’ ference. "I want to see a percent quota on scallop Town Hall. s ta n d a r d s —zoning sponsored by the Manchester Area treaty, but I want a treaty catches “even though the The meeting has been regulations: and variable Conference of Churches, (Herald photo by that is fair to our Canadians are newcomers called to discuss several setbacks in commercial Lottery numbers Pinto) fishermen. to this fishery on the items of business that con­ zones. cern both groups. Also; Suh'division \ “ Fish just won't Georges Bank.” '• h h The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in cooperate by swimming Besides the qupta The first item on Tiie regulations update as of the T oti, New England: into the right net at the system, Brennan also at­ agenda, after the audience prepared by a study com­ ^ 300 EXTRA y Connecticut: 588. right time to comply with tacked the proposed of citizens, will be discus­ mittee made up of J. Maine: 785. the treaty," he said. “It’s tr e a ty ’s perm anency, sion on possible rezoning of Pagini and M. Richardson; S&H GREEN STAMPS - New Hampshire: 6425 absolutely impractical.” provisions for territorial existing commercial areas ground water and aquifer SOCCER on purchases totaling *30 to *39 99 Rhode Island 6612. Negotiations leading to jurisdiction and the and the implementation of protection regulations the proposed East Coast prospective administrative Plan of P evelopm ent prepared by a Water Pollu­ CLUB Fishery Resource ’Treaty troubles as “serious draw­ objectives. tion Control Study Com­ Mamhtster To Advertise To Report News resulted from disputes backs.” 'The groups will also mittee made up of receive a report on the ac­ Richardson and H. Hodge; Hast Harllord Glastonbury For a classilied advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: between the two countries Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask lor Classilied Office following the 1976 adoption tivities of the Zoning Board definitions of farm 'AT THE NEW Manchester__ Alex Girelli, M3-2711 prepared by R. Bowen; and MANCHESTER I "SI'S .127 :,(X) hours are 8 30 a m to 6 p m Monday East Hartford ... .Pat Reilly, 643-2711 by both countries of a 200- “I cannot support a of Appeals and on zoning violations. energy savings incentives. Published dailv except Sunday and cer­ Ihrough Friday When the oflice is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643]^I1 mile offshore fishing limit. proposal which would un­ 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE tain holidavs by the Manchester closed, classilied ads mav fie placed hv Andover...... Donna Holland, 646-0375 Overlapping boundary fairly deprive American A review will be made of- Following the joint TOP NOTCH FOOO STORE calling 643-2718 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN I'ublishing ('ll ijerald Square, IM) Bolton...... Donna Holland. 6464)376 claims and disagreements fishermen of catches, im­ hazardous waste legisla­ meeting the Inland 725MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Itiix r.Ot Manchester. (,'(»in IXi04n F'or inlomiatlun about display adver­ Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2711 on qianagement policies pose on them confusing tion and zoning regulations Wetlands Commission will tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 pertaining to rear lots and meet briefly to listen to MANCHESTER Have a -Complaint? director, at 643-2711 foiled a temporary agree­ new administrative South Windsor Dave Lavallee .643-2711 V'f ment reached in 1977. ’The burdens and compel us to additions for commercial any citizens who might like Nawi To Subscribe Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 — II vou have a question or fertile Georges Bank fish under an outmoded and industrial buildings to speak, adopt the minutes complaint about news coverage call To sub-scribei call Customer Service quota philosophy,” he said. along with a review of con- of its May 27 meeting and . SATURMY, JULY 19Hi 2 LB. BOX FROZEN Frank Hurtiank managing editor, or offshore area, renowned at 647-9946 Oflice hours are 8.30 a m to To report special news: The Carter administra­ dominiums and con­ to hear communications Steve Harry, executive editor. 643-2711 5:30 p m. Monday through Friday and 7 for its rich scallop beds, Business ' . Alex Girelli. 643-2711 dominium conversions. and approve bills. ______12JI00M Circulation — II vou have a problem to 10 a m. Saturday has held center stage in the tion has endorsed the Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711 An open space designa­ During the business por­ GROUND BEI regarding service or delivery rail Suggested carrier rates are $1 20 controversy. proposed treaty. Secretary Family Betty Ryder. 643-2711 “ Under this treaty, some of S ta te E dm und S. tion for vacant lots at the tion of the meeting the Cusiomer Service 647 9946 Delivery weekly. $5 12 for one month. $15 35 lor Sports Flarl Yost. 643-2711 commission will discuss should be made by 5 00 p m Monday three months. $30 70 for six months, and of the most important Muskie, who supported the lake will also be discussed proposed modification or ihrough I ridav and bv 7 :i()a m Satur- $61 40 for one year. Mail rates are Ollice hours are 8 30 a m to f p in gains made by American treaty while in the Senate, as it pertains to a letter UlinPI®l230 (lav available on request also reiterated his ap­ received from A. Carlson. elimination of the section PAYYIES .Monday through Friday fishermen by the declara­ tion of a 200-miIe limit proval recently. The final item on the of the regulations concer­ agenda will be a review of ning fIoo(i hazards. FREE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPHSl 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sht., July 19, 1980 r EVENjNG HERALD, Sat., July 1^ 1980 - ,5 Does shopping around really cut food costs? News for Senior Cithens

Bv M XHTIN SI.O VNK cost of the 68 items on my bargains at each of the six to $2: Hawaiian Punch Pic­ Receive a IS^page booklet confirmation seals from Fingers (12-or 15-ounce), typical shopping list was supermarkets In my town, nic Lunch Refund, P.O. on cake decorating. Send any two of the following Sugar Wafers (12-ounce), Trip, You will be able to test tourney highlight senior activities Nabisco- snack crackers: Peanut Butter Wafers (11- your supermarket savvy $106.70 before substracting your purchases would have Box 967, Young American, the required refund form p.m. sign up for Friday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sesame Wheats, Vegetable o'^ce). Coconut Creamers By WALLY FORTIN see. Drop by and pick up a the summer, however, we beverage. kitchen social games. games. 1 p.m. craft class,. from time to time with my my coupon savings. included Parkay l u p i r Minn. 55399. This offer plus net-weight statements flier soon. Noontime lunch served. Rockingham. final day to sign up for Thins, Cheddar Sociables, (15-ounce), Oatmeal Hi There! Big things are may have a few picnics F rid a y : Tuna salad Bus pick up at 8 a.m. and 11 new National Supermarket If you picked the second Margarine for 49 cents, 2i- expires Dec. 31, 1980. from any two of the This coming Thursday late in August. 12:45 p.m. pinochle games. Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 4 Rockingham . 10 a m. Chicken in a Biskit, Bacon Cookies (12-ounce), happening first thing this sandwich. pickles, brow­ a.m. at Arthurs Drug Shopping Test Here is the answer and shopped at the ounce Campbell's Pork and Clip *n' file refunds following Duncan Hines we will have another out­ Menu for the Week: Bus pick up at. 8 a.m. and p.m. sign up for kitchen social games. Market Thins, Dip in a Chip. Chocolate fudge (15- conning Monday morning. nies, beverage. Store. Return trips at 12:30 first question: store with the most Beans for 49 'cents, ground Baked Goods, Desserts Cake Mixes: Pudding door picnic. After the meal Monday: Chef's Choice. . Noontime lunch served Expires Sept. 15, 1980. ounce), Golden Fruit (7Vi- First, we will be signing up Srhedule for the Week: again at 11 a.m. at Arthurs Rockingham. 9 a.m. health and 3 p.m. Which is the best appealing specials, you beef for $1.39 a pound, let- (File 7) Recipe, Moist and Easy, we will have indoor bingo 12:45 p.m. steback games. fhopp»rj SUNSHINE COOKIES ounce). Fig Bars (16- for our popular one day trip Wednesday: Corn Monday: 8 a.m. Tri Drug Store. Return trips at clinic by appointment; 10 Thursday: Noontime pic­ strategy when looking would have shopped at the tuce for 34 cents a Clip out this file and keep Deluxe 11. Expires Dec. 31, games for anyone in­ Bus pick at 8 a.m. and 11 Refund. Receive a $1 re­ to Rockingham Park. The chowder, ham salad on Town Golf Championship 12:30 p.m. and 3: I p.m. a.m. pinochle games and nic followed at 1 p.m. by through the supermarket supermarket farthest from head—and, of course, the it with similar cash-off 1980. ounce), Vanilla' Hydrox a.m. at Arthurs Drug fund. Send the required re­ (15-ounce). Expires May price is $14.50 and includes terested. Speaking of rye, peaches, beverage. at the East Hartford Golf Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for Friendship Circle bingo games. Bus pick up advertisements in the food home This store adver­ other specials mentioned coupons—beverage refund KNOX Fruit Salad- Store. Return trips at 12:30 fund form plus proof-of- 31 1981 bus fare and a reserved meals, this coming week 'liiursday: Picnic, ham­ Course; 8:30 a.m. sign up shopping. 1p.m. re :urn trip gathering. Noontime lunch at 10 a.m. Return trip section of your newspaper’ tised boneless bottom- above. offers with beverage Dessert Offer. Receive a served. 12:45 p.m. bridge and 3:30 p.m. purchase seals from any NABISCO $1 Refund, seat at the track. We will will be our final meal for burgers, salad, ice cream. for Rockingham. 10 a.m. from shopping. 9 b .m. to 4 around 2:30 p.m. ( a ) You figure that round roast at $1.89 a Of the 68 items on my coupons, for example. 50-cent refund. Send the Chips Ahoy Cookies, P.O. stop for a meal on the way ‘ prices are about the same pound, fresh cod fillets at shopping list, 55 were on Send your shopping tips Start collecting the needed required refund form, one two Sunshine Cookie PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR sale at one or more of the to THE SUPERMARKET proofs of purchase while side panel from any size products. Expires Sept. 30, Box NB-085, El Paso, home. ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAviA.M .TOAP.M . IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS' at all supermarkets in your $1.39 a pound and the 13- Second, our Tri Town six stores. By shopping SHOPPER in care of this looking for the required re­ box of Knox Unflavored 1980. Texas 79977. Receive a $1 community. So. you save ounce can of Folger's Golf Tournament will be Flaked Coffee at $2.29. around. I brought my total newspaper. Volume of fund forms at the super­ Gelatin, one label from any SUNSHINE Free refund. Send two purchase- time—and gasoline—by held at the East Hartford Even the dog was offered a down to $86.44! mail prohibits personal market, in newspapers and can of fruit cocktail plus a Cookies Offer. Receive a confirmation seals from Come to Food Martas Big Country Fair! planning menues around Golf Course starting the bargain-priced specials bargain, as the 5-pound bag So. the third answer is replies, but letters of magazines, and when register receipt indicating free package of Sunshine Chips Ahoy Cookies, any around 8 a.m. You golfers at the store closest to of Cvcle was priced at the right one for super­ general interest will be trading with friends. both purchases. Expires Cookies. Send the required size, and one confirmation refund form plus two seal from Coconut can check today's Sports ^ It*s A Big Jam boree Of Savings! home. $1.49' smart shoppers. Shopping published in future Offers may not be Dec. 31, 1980. W.ALDBAUM'S proof-of-purchase seals Chocolate Chip Cookies. page for starting times. PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY 20 THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 26. lb) You check all the At this store, the cost of at those six stores took a columns. available in all areas of the NABISCO Get Together Expires Nov. 30, 1980. Third, is that yours truly advertisements to deter­ the same 68 items was little more than two hours, Refund of the day country. Allow 10 weeks to Offer. Receive a free box from any of the following New York Style Delil $93 12. and the gasoline cost me Write to the following ad­ receive each refund. of Nabisco crackers. Send Sunshine Cookie products: Copyright 1980, starts his vacation. Amen! mine which supermarket Now the happenings here U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF has the week s best If you selected the third less than $1. My savings dress to receive the form DUNCAN HINES Cake the required refund form Chip-A-Roos (12-ounce), Lnileil Feature Syndicate OUR BEST JACK & JILL answer and picked up were well worth the effort. required by this offer of up Decorating booklet. plus purchase- Hydrox (15-ounce), Vienna Ine. at the center start with LEAN COOKED^ specials. Then you do all Wednesday morning your shopping for the week Wide iMeat pinochle games and the BONELESS ROASTl at that store winners are: Req,e Maire, I d You circle the in­ BEEF BOLOGNA teresting main-dish 656; Betty Jesanis, 590; MIX MELON SALE! specials at all super­ Paul Ottone, 589; Corrine Bottom Roun^ s n a s Gibson, 585; Sam Schors, TREAT YOURSELF TO A VARIETY OF SWEET ■ • V LB. markets that advertise in JUICY CALIFORNIA MELONS THIS WEEK. RICH 2 LB the newspaper. Then you 579; Martha LaBate, 570; Gladys Seelert, 566; Helen IN TASTE. GREAT FOR BREAKFAST DESSERTS FRESH p o t a t o COLESLAW MACARONI Of WIN $1,075.00 THIS WEEK ROAST GERMAN POTATO try to find other bargains Silver, $63; Dorn OR A REFRESHING IN BETWEEN MEALTIME SALAD SALE 55* for the items on the "1 SNACK LONGACRE SLICED TO ORDER need ' list that you have Anastasio, 562; Peggy IF YOU ARE A RE6ULAR CRENSHAW • CASABA • PERSIAN ' '7 LB compiied during the Vaughn, 549; Vincent TURKEY ROAST BREAST M.59 $200.00 BONUS HOIRE SURSCRIRER OF THE HERALO Borello, 547. SANTA CLAUS • JUAN CANARY IMPORTED BY THE PIECE preening week Finally, /^IJCCCC DANISH FONTiNA Of SO fiO you visit at least three In the afternoon it was ^riC uO C jpA R T SKlMjjARLESBURG LB bridge time and the lucky SLICED TO ORDER LUNDY supfrmarkets, picking up US DA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS winners are Marge Reed, Whole Melons specials lor most of the CLUES ACROSS: STEAK 8ALEI LEAN COOKED HAM l b M.39 items on your shopping 3,870; Tom Regan, 3,830; U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF Top Round or HANSEL A GRETEL ^ 3. Hwro'B BOI1M poMibmty ol ■ paraon uritti ■ alck •P^lzE^ROSSW ORD NO.l3?(«. Nan Flanagan, 3,640. $ 9 27 list BONELESS .B POLISH BRAND LOAF lbMJS mind baeomlng------. Just received word about JUMSO Sirloin Tip Roast Let's pretend your fami­ SOI (•‘I . S B U S D A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS HANSEL A GRETEL ly lives in the sam e 6. Such a paraon shouldn’t bahava aggrassivsiy another nifty trip OLIVE LOAF lbM.79 T Y E ’RJ scheduled for the latter STEAKS LB S 2 .1 7 neighborhood and has the Ydthout good raaaon. Half Melon 99' Quarter Melon 59' Rump Roast HANSEL A GRETEL part of October. It is a boat Sirloin Tip U S D A CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS same food preferences as 7. Unruly crowd. HAM BOLOGNA lb M.99 mine Here's how you 8. It’s only tha rich, of courts, who have larga cruise aboard the S. S. California Dark Top Round Eye Round Roast LB S 2 .6 7 Rotterdam to Bermuda FINEST d u a l i t y would have come out using tuppllaa of tha vary hast clarat, ate.. In thair Bottom Round Uw Sw Dw AF-i CHOICE oBEEF c c r nv.fUi'lL/ROUND ' ■ THINnut oLlCED SLICED SLICING PROVOLONE lb ^2.39 each strategy during one callara. and Nassau. This is always Sweet a nice trip because on the Round Cube Boneless Bracciole lb $2.79 12 02 PKG JUDEA BEEF KOSHER recent week 9. For a badroom, a gray paint with a ------of OUR BEST ship there is all kinds of ac­ Simka Plums YOUR CHOICE DELI SALE SALAMI or BOLOGNA M.99 If you chose the first ^ bitia might ba thought a IHtla cold. TROPICAL KNOCKWURST tion, day and night. The Beef Liver DDEVEINED E W N E D LB 79^ answer and shopped at the ! Many------playara hava long arms. store closest to home, you 12 food is super and more LARGE I PRIMO ALL PORK AMBROSIA SALAD DEUGHT' LB 99* would have found some 13. Attaching It to a machina shouldn’t ba loo dlf- than you can eat. In SIZE LB Italian Sausage M .4 9 FINEST q u a l it y HORMEL good specials in its full- flcuH. Nassau, you'll be able to SALAMI GENOA OB HAr6 l b ^ 2.79 page newspaper advertise­ 15. Fuss or bothar. visit their famous casino Jersey Juicy FROZEN HORMEL FINEST q u a l i t y ment Those specials in­ 18. Could ba quits a good companion to a boy. and make a few bucks. ROSA PEPPERONI l b ®2.49 cluded whole fryers at 49 20. Ifa hardly aurpriaing H tha pupa In a Uttar art Lots more things to do and Sweet V Grade ‘A ’ FINEST QUALITY cents a pound—the lowest The Bank that obviously vary much------. LOX NOVA SCOTIA Of ALASKAN l b M.99 price for any store in the 21. Spumad bacauaa of bad tasta. Peaches '''.A Turkey Breasts FINEST QUALITY area. lb 22. Ona may think H a pHy whan a raally good HORMEL MORTADELLA M .99 At this store, the total holds the solution Phone DELICIOUSLY SMOKED WHOLE Of HALF It Just not appraclatad. LARGE 4 to LB. 8 Lbs. LARGE WHITE FISH l b ® 2 .6 9 to the puzzle, holds Avg. LB. CLUES DOWN: revamp JERSEY b l u e c r o p VARIETY the solution to 1. Pollahad. SWEET BLUEBERRIES PINT 9 9 * PREMIUM CHUCK VEAL COOK OUT SPECIAL! Freeh Frozen Foode! 2. II lhay'ra dulF and straggly, thara’a aomathlng I Agree to accept the judges decision as Nnai. U S.D A, CHOICE ■ BEEF 5 2 .4 7 BONELESS Mrs. Smith’s vrroftg aomawhara. Sweet Southern Shoulder Chops Coronet Policy all your banking NAME ...... slated PREMIUM Cream Pies 3. 11w wind will do so, of courts. Whole Watermelon Breast Of Veal LB 51.37 LONDON Ice Cream CHOCOLATE, n eed s... 4. From a comadlan, a placa o f ------ADDRESS ...... PREMIUM ALL FLAVORS BANANA or COCONUT adopted VERNON-Robert Dot- Ripe A Juicy -21 Lb. Avg. and llvoly wll will auraly plaaaa his tana. CITY .. .•...... STATE., Veal Rib Chops LB 52.77 BROIL '/? GAL. CARTON 13 OZ PKG son, director of ad­ PORK LOIN 8. Olaelooad. YES □ TOPROUNDor IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED nq ministration met with Spare Ribs “smr le by corps to. For a politician to allow a rival to ------him representatives of 51.39 SIRLOINTIP • 1 . ® ® MANCHESTER til Into a vartMl brawl In public could bo a bad mla- COLONIAL CUP AND MAIL TO: PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE National Telephone Co., a TOP FROST 1 LB PKG 6 02 taka. subsidiary of Action Corp. FRESH NATIVE (MASS GROWN) ^ Beef Franks 51.37 STATE BANK C/0 THE EVENINQ HERALD OSCAR MAYER ORANGE JUICE CANS 3 r o p 8 9 * COVENTRY - A new 1 1 .------drinking axcataaa will not nMka a par- of South Windsor, to dis­ policy on non-emergency 1 HERALD 80., MANCHESTER, CT. YELLOW & GREEN SQUASH 3 lbs M . ton IntoxIcatodI cuss the possibility of put­ Sliced Bacon 1 LB PKG 51.69 ambulance calls has been MEMBER FDIC HILLSHIRE FIVE ALIVE -2 02 CAN 79* instituted by the Volunteer 13. Thora art quits a lot ol poopio to whom Ihoao ting a new phone system in FRESH CABBAGE l b 1 5 * SWANSON BREAST PORTION 0- DARK MEAT can giva ptoasura. CONTEST RULES ' for'tfje town offices in the Polska Kielbasa l 51.79 Great on the Grill! Fire Association due to in­ 1041 MAIN ST. TEL 646-4004 6 u R BEST BREADED PATTIES ■.. 02 pkg9; 9 * 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the 3 LBS ® 1 . CHICKEN DINNERS - creasing difficulties in 14. Howavar diagruntlad, should not aay crual and Memoidal Building. FRESH PICKLING CUKES DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER words that you think best lit the clues. To do thla read each 7 9 ^ Perdue Fresh SWANSON providing routine transpor­ hurtful things. Altbou^ the plan doesn't Chicken or V e a lS clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word FRESH DILL BUNCH 2 9 * FRESH FRYING TURKEY DINNER : 02 PKG 89* tation on short notice. 16. Tima gona by. include the Board of Its true meaning. lb 5 9 ^ 10 02 PKG LEAF Ol CHOPPED The association asks that Education phones, Dotson Chicken Wings CORNISH 17. Though sadly lacking In brawn, a fallow may 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You said about $30,000 a year is FRESH GREEN PEPPERS LB 4 9 * FRESH FRYING WHOLE o .d TOP FROST SPINACH 3 tor 89* it be given at least 24 hours find baing------a dafinito halp. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically being spent for town lb notice for routine am­ FRESH RED RADISHES 5 BA?S Chicken Breast ^1.29 18. It’s a nulsanca. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry phones and about the same S P L IT LB *1.39 HENS POTATOES M .39 bulance transportation to (CRYOVAC WRAPPED) blank will Im accepted. MRS PAUL S or from medical facilities. 19. Taka part In gamat. amount for board phones. 3. Anyone la eligible to enter except employees (and membars LONG GREEN SCALLIONS 5 b u n c h e s ! • SEAFOOD SPECIALS! Notice can be given by The town has about 70 ONION RINGS 9 02 PKG 69*J of their families) of the Evening Herald. HADDOCK FILLETS l b ® 2 . 2 9 using the emergency phone n il. m oonMns, MiMfig attwra, «m osm el trordt to, Ita PAIZi phones. Dotson said he dis­ FRESH ALFALFA SPROUTS *bag" 39' CAOtiWORO PUZZLE to, idtoM WMkMd o t July 12-11. 1IM. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES number of the Tolland cussed with represen­ DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A PERCH FILLETS l b ® 1 . 9 9 Mutual Aid dispatch ser­ tatives of National, the SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUES Freeh Dairy Foode! ADO POSTMARK. HOOD S vice. CMLDREirS EYE GLASS FRAMES LOVER needs and objectives of the TROPICANA ALIKE MILD The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the town. He said he gave them COTTAGE The Coventry Volunteer ALIVE MILK l i t ORANGE GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR * ■ALL contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than information and asked CHEESE Fire Departments provide MOB anaannag_Q„ Program for F r e e Corning Ware with Giftcheks ends Juiy 26! COUNTRY s t y l e ■ANDS PAST one all-correct solution la received, the prize money will ba them to come back with a JUICE an ambuiance service ■ARDS □ n □ laanc! l a r g e c u r d or NU FQPM PEST shared equally. HALF GALLON 24 OZ CONTAINER staffed by qualified ■ELL cost analysis of a system PLAITS 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED. $25 WILL BE Food Club Emergency Medical •ELY PLANTS that would suit the town's Food Club Duncan Hines •ETTER • 1 . i e Technicians It is available PLAY ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S PRIZE. needs. GEM ■ITTER POP Very Young Tender ■LOW 7. The decision of the judges la final and all contestants agree to He said the cost analysis day and night and is paid PUP CAKE APPLE WALDBAUM'S BULLY abide by the judges decision. All entries become tha property for through local taxes. REVEALED will be on rentals and BURLY TALL of this paper. Only one prize will ba awarded to a family unit CREAM CHEESE 02 PKG 59* In the event the Coventry purchases and lease- OIL TINT 8. (Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will PEAS MIXES ALL FLAVORS 8 02 OQC ambulance isn't available ORA TOPICAL purchase arrangements. JUICE DRAW 170Z. ALL VARIETIES BREYERS YOGURT CUP 0 3 for an emergency, the dis­ TOY /be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is Dotson is seeking Qallon Container DREQB TRY (1 necessary. 64 OZ. BOTTLE LEMONADE Of FRUIT PUNCH patch service will ensure DRESS proposals from any other CANS 18Vi O Z.PK Q . TYPICAL 3 MINUTE MAID DRINKS GallOn7 9 * that an ambulance will be FINE 9. The correct solution to this week's Prizeword will ba interested private phone HINT published the following Saturday. sent to the scene LOSER re LAST WEEKS companies but to date has 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical only received the one from IMPERIAL MARGARINE pkI 89* ""r>UZZLE SOLUTION errors which may appear durirff the puzzle game. National. TREASURE CAVE 4 OUNCE PACKAGE 73* l^uhlir hearing 11 The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal Under the arrangement BLEU CHEESE custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State 17 02 CAN \ERNON — The Sewer the town would receive a CREME SANDWICH Bank. MRS. FILBERT’S Margarine 39* Authority will conduct a DOROTHY bill from the private com­ Oreo Cookies 15 02 PACKAGE 9 9 ' LAYS Green Giant 3 Bean Salad Do pany and also one from public hearing on July 24 at BOB GRIESE POTATO CHIPS REGULAR or DIET < ^ ^ O Southern New England CHURNYSMOKSTIK602 PKG 85* 7:30 p m on the subject of HAMILL too COUNT 1 LB. BAG BORDENS 8 02 PKG - . __ EYEWEAR Telephone Co. for the ser­ Tetley Tea Bags PACKAGE 51.59 C & C Cola 1202 CAN PACK 1.19 establishing a new sewer EYEWEAR AMERICAN CHEESE S IN G L E S ^ I .05 user charge system for FOR BOYS PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE vice of the lines. 20* OFF LABEL 22 02 BOTTLE • 1 . 6 B COMSTOCK INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED PASTEURIZED PROCESSED sewer services. FOR GIRLS Dawn Liquid Detergent 89^ Apple Pie Filling 21 OZ CAN 09 The meeting will be in"J|| COUNTY FAIR Health A Beauty Aide! the Memorial Building,/ A SELECT GROUP OF MODERN, ATTRACDVE CHILDRENS School MUSSELMAN5 4 0 Park Place EYEGLASS FRAMES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY... High Point Coffee 54,99 HAMBURChLr Apple Juice 64 OZ BOTTLE I ■ I 9 Signal M tw irs to Last VtaaTt PNIZEWEEK PUZZU registration Pepsodent t l l UB PON ALL YOUN OPTICAL NIION KRAFT ■ 7'$ OZ PACKAGE C ^ HOT DOQ ROLLS CHAMPION VALLEY CLUES ACROSS: clothing, which might draw the oommerrt that It la, In fact, no mora 1002 Teoth paste Mouthwash than appropriate. Thla favors ARAB, tlncd many gantlemen ara Mac. & Cheese Dinner 3 FOR 1 m PKGS Dinner Rounds 0 LB BAG . Z u 0 9 30’ OFF LABEL 30* OFF LABEL Meeting set FUSE not tuM. On«'s n«tur«l Axl«ty to htvo the lights OK again la soberly dressed normally. In any case, thera la little real asaodatlon ot COVENTRY - Reg­ V OF 8 6 OUNCE VARIETY PACKAGE OZ. TUBE 24 OZ BOTTLE \ KKNON — The Conser­ hardly mart "tuaa.'' Ideas between a drab personality and clothing to match. istration for school 2 6-/2 RENOUNCE not denounce.'NWmorae” la apt to lead him to 23. INVENTIONS not Intentions. Intentions are not elwaye “thought our at vation Commission will aM (much less as well as they might be). children who have recently Bes Pak Trash Bags 'p a c k a g e 9 9 ' WELCH’S 9-Lives Square Meal 37^ meet July 22 at 7 30 p m in Eastern Connecticut’s RENOUNCE (hit own) sinlul waya, rather than to denounce them In a moved to Coventry has ganeral aertaa. 24. TRY not toy. One may Indeed heve to keep TRYing. whether or not 16 OUNCE JAR TOMATO JUICE /TUNA Of BEEF • 1 / the Memorial Building Leading Full Service LOAM not loaf. Complalnlngly. one aaya that a loaf It alaM, rather than with different toys. been set for Aug. 18 and 19 32 OUNCE BOTTLE 18 OZ TOPCO • TRIPLES Of REGULAR The commission will altogether “too dry.** at the garden aoli (LOAM may ba. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cranation Coffeemate 51.49 ^Tender Vittles PACKAGE 51.09 STIR not atar. Ragarding “STIR.’* apelcifically. la not of paramount COSMETIC PUFFS 59* WHITE • LEMON or ORANGE review the application ol Opticians concern. CLUES DOWN: Parents are asked to call HERSHEY$ 24 02 REGULAR & EXTRA BODY 7.0Z BOTTLE DEAL not meal. People generally go whert they can get a better 1. RESTITUTION not destltuticii b^auuon M a state of tlnandd dia- the school their child will DISH Ceorge Risley. a local con­ BOTTLE LIQUID ^< 8 OUNCE BOTTLE DEAL, whether or not Ifa a question of a maal. Also, a battar meal can tress, rather then “has” any effact on one't finandal situation (as Chocolate Syrup 51.29 Octagon 9 9 ' tractor, who is seeking RESTITUTION has, in tha usual sanse of recompenaa or redraaa). ' attend to make an ap­ SILKIENCE c ? ~ 'o ®!-29 well be expensive and not aapedaily popular. pointed for registration. redesignation of the DUST not ruat. Aptfy. certain placet art Inaccaaalble to DUST. It's a 3. KNOT not knit. On an occasion when your fingers happen to be numb with cold, you “can't vary w s i r KNOT things, whila tha question of wetlands map and a permit quaotlon of ruat being unable to eoeur (rather than “get") In certain The schools and the phone “knitting things" (which takes hours, weeks or more anyway) la simply 3 IL U ,5 AUNT MILLIE'S to allow the disposition of piacea. not applicable to the situation and would not and could not ba numbers are: Coventry : t2 HUQQIES KOTEX FLOW not glow. Electric current la understood to FLOW, of course, ’ 50* off 30* off 25* O ff rFOOOCLUBTjrm««gr SPAGHETTI materials into a wetlands attempted. H i^, 742-7346; CapUln I but electhclty In Itaelt does not have nay glow. DIAPERS LIGHT 4 FELT not fell. An employee who actually fan III (l.a., overtly) would ON A 26 OZ. PKG. ON A PKG. ON ANY CAN I ICEDTEA area. , FEW not new. Hit having “new things to aay“ la a peaNRra tort of quali­ Nathan Hale School, 742- Liquid SAUCE hardly ba liable to have eay pressures placed on him by a conddarata I DAYTIME, OVERNIGHT* DAYS The commissiotnwill also ty; this landt to dash with the undecided nature of the due's phraaa 7334; Coventry Grammar Mrs. Paul's RsddIJWIp MIX ALL VARIETIES boss. The Idee of not “knowingiy" applying 'too much" preaaure, links SWANSON CRUNCHY or TODDLER | BASIC or DEODORANT] “give one the twpreatMe- Also, alnoe the expreaalon “new things to School, 742-7313; and 24 OZ. CONTAINER 32 OZ. BOTTLE 14 OZ JAR consider some^roposed aay" impllaa approval anyway, there la no raaaon for the due to edd: up better with FELT. LIGHT BATTER Whippsd 18 COUNT PKG. I 30 COUNT PKG. j to. HAVE not save. “Some" of the things you HAVE to do. yea; butaB the Robertson School, 742-7341. TAKE-OUT amendments^ the Inland- *nhBt are really worthwhUe.” 21 OZ. STICKS or Crsam LIMPS not lltpar. Tha due refera more aptly to a oondWon that can things you save to do Involve what la. to you, a good daal of money, At the time of registra­ Wetlands r^ulations. CONVENIENT otherwiee you wouldn't naed to save up In order to do them. CHICKEN 7 OZ. SCALLOPS •ometimea be quiddy corrected (though In a “bad” cast, presumably, tion the child’s birth cer­ ; RED or BLUE CAN ' *2.29 I *1.39 I ___ ^99* ^ - l V ^ ^ ! not by the very next dey); this Idee suits UMP8. since one aaaumea a 14. TAP not top. Aptly, a too-tanuttve sUlker of the bail might naed to be ^ 1 GOOD THRU SAT. good THRU SAT ” °°O0r.fvtn THRUTHBii SATqAT ^ Q ^ lI JULY » LIMIT ONE | ?,^°2s"'uMlT o“ e d M b ! o‘nE urged not to merely TAP H. There would be no call to "urga “ har not to LOCATIONS Hap to be more or leas permanent anywey. tificate, any health H i JULY K LIMIT ONE 4Bm B | , JULY » LIMIT ONE M I M I l JU'-'' » <»£ f l P F R B l CONTAINER ONE I M i q M | Jj!)-’ » J. r ONE ^ ^ N top the ball S y i CAN ONE COUPON T O T T m ] pro ONE COUPON T Q U l f l PRO ONE COUPON XQaUBM COUPON PER • gonLE ON ECOU H q g S K I ARAB not drab. Tha dua has a certain air of relarring to eoRpaaf*** records, proof of im­ FAMILY FAI^V e2*^*^UUe**se*mK^iJeBisiL*eeee**i^*™^*!*^'**™****” munization and any past In i*rn«»i 10 our cutiomsrt «• rtitrvtihq nofti lo hmif Miftio Sphgi of any ifomtxcopl wtier# olhtremt nolod Ifomi oHtrtd for ulenot avAiltblt m r«M lot»o« loolhor «elaii(J«ai#i*or •no*#Mi«'* No« '••p^n*ibi*'o* lypograpf'’'.*' •" »i ' ' ' 'd*' 'Hi't*'. 0 •' g ' itiM.uqt -he AtJi scbolaitlc records should be presented. 410 W IST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER I EVENING HERALD. Sat., July 1», 1990 - 7_ <1 - EVENING HERALD. Sat , July 19. 1980 Trevino three strokes ahead Carter MUIRFIELD, Scotland (UPI) Killanin Scotsman Ken Brown, who had a 68 ignorant’ g o lfers follow ing T h u rsd ay ’s returning to Muirfield. where he won ministration led to the boycott deci­ the events .in Afghanistan which led Reasoning that all will be well as but said he thinks very little of his drenching rain, scores improved ap­ the Open in 1972. MOSCOW (UPI) - Lord Killanin, have to be changes to keep abreast He also called for a common policy themselves reinstated after cheating sion. to a direct request by a government long as he keeps his age a secret chances. preciably in the second round with “Even though I’ve ventured over outgoing president of the Inter­ with new developments in sports. He by the national federations on in other ways like using drugs, "Unfortunately the President of that the Games should not be held in from his golf clubs, a super confident “ I feel a lot better than I did top honors going to a hitherto little the hill of 40, my golf clubs don’t national Olympic Committee, Friday referred to the different inter­ penalties imposed on athletes who stimulants or steroids. The Inter- the United States on sporting matters Moscow. Lee Trevino surged to a three-shot y esterd ay ,’’ Nicklaus said in known 32-year-old former lawyer know that,” he said. “’They don’t attacked President Carter and his pretations of amateurs in various breached regulations, particularly natinal Federations should cooperate was not fully informed on facts,” ‘I felt we have had obligations to lead Friday after the second round of reference to his opening round 73. “I from Argentina, Horacio Carbonetti. know how old I am.” aides, saying they had shown virtual countries, where some athletes over drug abuse. to standardize this situtation” Killanin said. “This led to the trou­ the British Open. knew I had to shoot a good round to A pro of only 2-W years and winner of Trevino' then offered the opinion ignorance of international sport in observe here at the Games in Moscow fg^gived no support and made great “On the whole question in the Killanin recalled the parting words ble. I am not getting involved in and I am glad to see the IOC stood Trevino, enjoying his best year at stay in the golf tournament. I still nothing outside his native land, Car­ that a score of 10-under-par 274 would their attempt to sink the Moscow sacrifices while others were development of the artificial man or he received from his predecessor primary elections or presidential the age of 40, played almost errorless have to shoot two good rounds, but bonetti sank a 45-foot putt on the final be enough to win, adding, “Give me Olympics. firm.” employed by the state. woman by the use of anabMic Avery Brundage eight years ago. elections. I will speak very freely Before the boypott, Killanin said he golf in shooting a 4-under-par 67, put­ I’m not out of touch with things.” hole for his seventh birdie of the day 3-under more and if that’s not good The Irish peer, speaking at a press In an oblique reference to his belief steroids, I strongly advise the IOC to ‘‘Avery said to me ‘Goodbye. expected about 100 countries would ting him at 7-under 135 at the halfway and a Muirfield course record of 64. enough to win the 109th British Open conference on the eve of the 22nd when the elections are over. that future Olympics would go have to have very close contact with Michael. Good luck, there will not be Jack Nicklaus, meantime, began a ”I hope somehow that the heads of send teams to Moscow. “ But when I point. At the same time, he stretched ’’I’m a bit lucky,” Carbonetti said, Championship, I’ll have to come back Olympics, said the United States had professional, he said it was wrong the International Federations. It any Games in Montreal.' magnificent charge with four birdies states and the heads of nations I have saw president Leonid Brezhnev a few his string of bogey-free holes to 28. explaining how he was able to break next year.” failed in its efforts to organize the that in some sports, such as track seems to be wrong that somebody “I have told Samaranch ’Good luck on the first seven holes, then settled weeks ago, I thought it likely that 11' “I’ve been able to keep out of trou­ the previous mark of 66 shared by boycott because of the “virtual Ig­ met are better advised on important and field, a star athlete could attract can be disqualified for life for taking there will be Games in Los Angeles back for a 67 that moved him into Even though Trevino’s lead is only only 50 would compete. But the ble off the tee, and thats the secret in Nicklaus, ’Trevino and Johnny Miller. norance of sport by President Carter matters than they are on sports. large crowds and receive no direct money, but others can find (in 1984) and in 1988.” contention at 140 along with defen­ three strokes, his close rivals know number here is 81, that’s 31 more an Open — keeping it in play and out Then he added with a smile, “I’m a and his aides.” Because if they are as badly advised benefit. of the rough," Trevino said. “If I ding champion Seve Ballesteros. he’JI be tough to overtake. As Killanin, who said he felt tired, as they are on sport, then CM help us than I thought.” Andy Bean, Ben Crenshaw, Gil good player, I think.” Crenshaw put it, “He’s having his miss a fairway, it’s only by a foot or Carbonetti, who doesn’t like to play looked fighting fit as he then un­ all.’* Killanin said the U.S. Morgan and Australian Jack Newton. best year ever and his confidence is government’s latest request not to two. I haven’t hit a ball yet in the tall in rain, had opened with a 78, thus leashed a blistering attack on Earlier, when asked whether he rough.” Ballesteros, sinking a 20-foot putt way up. We’re going to have to go o u t^ Carter’s administration. believed the boycott had been fly the American flag or play the leaving him at even-par 142. He came and chase him, and he’s probably the Tom Watson, who had shared the for an eagle on the ninth hole, had 68, within one shot of the all-time Open “First of all I think they did not un­ successful, Killanin replied, ‘T il tell national anthem at the closing cer- 6coreboQrcl Best front runner in golf.” you in a few months.” mony was still under discussion. opening day lead with Trevino at 68, although maintaining he’s not happy record of 63 set by Oklahoman Mark derstand how sport is organized in 8:37 J. Murawski: started his second round an hour with his game. Bean, with a 69. and the world. They did not understand Some IOC sources said Killanin “But at the moment there is no SPORTS ON TV 14 3 ISO i n 30 e 2 02 Bob Gilder. U S 7 Hayes a t ’Turnberry in 1977. Even Watson, a five-time winner in Chamberland: J. Gleeson 2 0 n 00 30 40 210 Hubert Green, U S ' after his rival had finished and could Crenshaw, with a 70, both eagled the how National Olympic Committees and some of his fellow members change in the final ceremony,” he SATURDAY Dodge 0 1 133 120 30 87 3 K Tony Jackim. Britain Trevino, who has finished first or the U.S. this year, admitted, “He’ll 7 7 120 110 00 70 3 00 Peter Tuplins. Britain manage only a 70, dropping him three worked, they did not understand the expected a new Soviet offensive in said. “The protocol is laid down. My JULY 1 9 .19S0 Bob Charles New Zealand 542-yard, par-5 17th while Morgan second in half of the 10 tournaments be a hard man to catch on this golf 8:44 A. Lumbruno: 14 3 133 121 02 01 3 11 shots back and in a tie at 138 with workings of the IOC, they did not un­ Afghanistan once the Olympics were personal view Is that I am against too Anderson: P. Colla; 0 6120 120 31 St 3 10 Don Bies. U S 7 turned in his second successive 70 he’s played on the U.S. tour this year Andv North, U S 7 course. He’s in a good position, and many flags. The ceremonies are not MORNING 7 4 07 72 20 31 3 21 Jerry Pate, who polished off a fine 67 and Newton had a 71. derstand the working of the national out of the way. Murawski 10 0 103 ir St 00 321 DesSmvth. Ireland 7 with earnings of $285,000, said he had its going to take a superb effort to 7:00 Johnny Miller, U S ‘ with an eapip on thp i7th, and With bright sunshine greeting the and international federations and But Killanin thought boycotts important, it is the sport which is im­ dD Profwtional Football From 8:51 E. McCormack; 8 7120 121 31 42 3 30 been “mentally looking forward” to catch him.” 7 0 113112 23 47 3 42 Brian Waites. Britain they, to my mind, have virtually no seldom produced the desired result. portant.” Canada Green: N. Lasher; Tommy Horton. Britain knowledge of any sports other than "Boycotts originated in the west of Killanin, who hands over the IOC 10:00 Desjeunes Bob Shearer. Australia (R) SportaCanlar 8:58 J. C offey; Simon Hobday Zimbabwe Ireland when the tenants refused to presidency to Spanish ambassador Denis Watson. S Africa American football and baseball 10:30 F. Gallas; pay taxes to their landlords,” he Juan Antonio Samaranch at the end dO WraatHng Giacomini: Stuart Ginn Australia which, if they'd been in the Olympic Barron Brian Thompson. Britain U*S. team dominant force said! “It did not work then and it does of the Moscow Games, said he felt Stuart Meiklejohn. Brit ^ Games, we wouldn’t have had the ______AFTERNOON______9:05 Starters not work now. I believe boycotts are confident in the future of the Olym­ Kurt Cox Us 7 boycott.” 12:00 9:12 H. Perrett; W. John­ GOLF John Benda, rs * PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - But it is safe to say the Moscow boycott, the roof fell in,” Nehemiah counter-productive. ” pics. ® Qraataat Sporta Laganda Isao Aoki Japan 7 Killanin, nearing the end of what son; R. Smith; R. Ramsdell W McColl. Britain Members of the U.S. Olympic Track said. “ It’s been a blow and it do Candlapin Bowling elite could very well have included he described as “eight traumatic Referring to the first stirrings on “I have no doubt the Olympics will 9:19 B. Schwarn: H. John Mahallcy U S probably will take me a long time to 1:00 Glenn Ralph, brilam and Field team now must rest from Mary Decker and Renaldo years” in office, said the lack of the boycott front, Killanin said. “I survive,” he said. H illiard, E. Scott; E. competition for two weeks while the get over it.” ® IntarnallonalTablaTannIa By United Preis International John 0 Leary Britain Nehemiah. sporting knowledge by the Carter ad­ will never forget that Christmas day. But Killanin warned there would ® World Cup Tannia Segeberg B ritish1) C^n C Tohru Nakamura. Japan nations who refused to go along with Decker, setting her third American Steve Scott, the nation’s premier W Champlonahip WraatHng 9:26 I. Gartside: W. Leone; At Muirfield. Scotland.icoUand. JJuly 18 Terry Gale Australia the American-led boycott participate miler, won the 1,500 meters in a slow 1:30 E. Fitzpatrick; B. Giordano tP a r 7l i Greg Norman. Australia Happy Mexican record in less than a week, es­ S I ® ® Thia Waak In Baaaball Lee Trevino, U S 8I47-U6 Brian Marchbank Bnt in the Summer Olympics at Moscow. 3:40.19 and said later the meet was a BACK NINE T o m W atson, U S 68-7D-UB Mike Ferguson. Australia tablished a U.S. standard in the 1,500 2:00 Harold Henning S Africa Lee Trevino does a little dance after sinking a birdie putt early S I B u s Major Laagua Baaaball 8:02 W. Hooker: R. Curtis; Jerry Pate, U S 7147-1* During this hiatus, they will meters in a time of 4:00.87 before a good idea, even if the competition Ken Brown, Britain Gar\’ Plaver South Africa QamaOITbaWaak 1MB-1S in the second round of the British Open. (UPI photo) wonder what might have been had cheering Franklin Field crowd of 20,- wasn’t the greatest. J. Laukaitis; J. Oonnellan Andy Bean. U S 714»-1« B ill‘R o g e rs . U S S Baaaball 8.09 E. Jantzen; N. Oldi; R. Gil Morgan, U S 70-70-HD ManuelCalero. Spam there been no Soviet invasion of 111. Her old mark of 4:01.17 was set “It was a good promotional meet 2:30 Ben Crenshaw, U.S 70-70-HO David Jaeger Britain dl) Auatrallan Rulaa Football Masse: R. Bidwell Jack Nicklaus. U.S Angel Gallardo. Spam Afghanistan. They’ll find themselves last Saturday. for track and field in the U.S.,” he 7347- Wally HO Armstrong. I S 3:00 8:16 J. Grenier; E. Collier; Jack Newton. Australia 6O-71-H0 judging results of the competition to said. “But it was not even a real in­ Seve Ballesteros. Spam 72«~HD Yoshiharu Takai Japan “I think 1 would have had a good 3 ) Amarlca'a Athlataa IBBO D. Stone; V. Kramer Tony Chamlev Britain Carl Mason. Britain 724P-H1 Unknown Carbonetti determine whether they could have ternational meet. The competition 3:30 Matinee Eiembridge Britain chance at a gold medal at Moscow,” 8:23 L. Bjorkman; F. Sandy Lyle. Britain C D ® BriUfthOptn 70- 71-HI topped gold medal performances. said Decker, 21, holder of the world was better in Oslo and Stockholm. I Traygis; H. Harris; H. Usher Mark James, Britain 80-73-Hl 4:00 Maiashi Oiaki, Japan 7348- HI Judging from the Liberty Bell record in the mile and the national decided to participate because if the (H) BoxIngFromOlymplc Auditor­ 8:30 Starters Dale Hayes. S.Africa 71- 7D-H1 sets Muirfield mark Track and Field Classic, they mark in the 3,000. “It would have athletes don’t care about their own ium, Lo t Angtiot 8:37 R. Lehman: E. Derrick Cooper. Britain 71- 70-HI 4:30 Larry Nelson. U S 72- 70-lC Did not qualiiy probably wouldn’t have done too bad­ meant a lot to me. But I’m looking sport, the fans won’t care, either.” porti SpocUcultr Britner: J. Brand; H. Scruton Norio Suzuki. Japan 7448-lG Arn old P a lm e r U S 78-7 » 1 Wldt World Of Sporti 8:44 F. Campbell: D. Craig Stadler, U S. 73- 70-lC Lon Hinkle, US 81-«»-150 MUIRFIELD. Scotland (UPII - Nicklaus and Johnny Miller. Then he ly- forward to racing the gold, silver and Other American winners included John Cook U S 75-75-15D Wyles: C. Engberg: E. Kindle Howard Clark. Britain 72-7D-1C With all the glamorous golf added. Tm a good player. I think." The U.S. team dominated this Larry Myricks in the long jump, Don Horacio Carbonetti. Arg J F a r m e r B rita in 78-74-l .Y ) bronze medal winners in Budapest ______EVENING______7844-10 8:51 W. Loch; H. Stewart; Mark Hayes. U S 70-73-143 David Jones Britain 75-7S-ir-fl celebrities gathered in Muirfield for Until he started his second round "alternative Olympics” competition Paige in the 800, Mel Lattany in the Peter Townsend Britain 77-73- 1^) next month. I’ll give it my best. 6:00 Bruce Lietzke. U S 744P-143 J. Cowden; J. Janton B ern ard G alla g h e r B rt 78-72- l i i ) a long weekend, it was reasonable on a bright, sunny morning. Car­ for athletes from 29 nations par­ “Americans are strong enough that 100, Tom Hintnaus in the pole vault, X Rtcing From BolmonI Park Nick Faldo, Britain ©-74-143 8:58 J. Roginka; T. Wright; Eamonn Darcy. Ireland 7548-143 N oel H u n t. B rita in 78-75—151 bonetti was more a player on his way 0 IntarnatlonalTablaTannla Ian .Mosev. Britain 7Tr?8-l5l enough to expect that the course ticipating in the boycott.-Americans they don’t have to prove themselves Kathy McMillan in the women’s long C. Kowbik; C. Peterson Hugh Baiocchi. S. Africa 7847-143 record of 66 would be smashed home He joked that he already had picked up 20 first-place finishes in 32 jump, James Butler in the 200 and <8 Graatatt Sporti Laganda Nicx Price. South Africa 72- 71-143 J M Camzares Spam 78-75-151 on the basis of one event. I can 7:00 9:05 Starters John Bland. South Africa 73- 70-143 Roger Fidler. Britain 75-78-151 This feeling was reinforced on packed his bags Thursday after an events, including 14 of 18 running watch, but I wish I were there.” Chandra Cheeseborough in the GD Baaaball 9:12 A. Cabrah: K. Kuhniy; Peter Oosterhuis. Britain 72-71-143 Steve Marlin Britain 78-75p-r.l (&} Soccar Mada In Garmany Tom Kile, U S 72-72-144 Gavin L^venson S Afr 78-72-l’i! Thursday when both Tom Watson hnd opening round 78. which left him in events. Nehemiah, a surprise participant women’s 100. R. Nettleton: R. Demartin A-Ronan Raifeny, Britain 7578-151 7:30 A-Jay Sigel. U.S 72-72-144 Lee Trevino produced 68s despite imminent danger of missing the 36- Certainly, the meet didn’t give the Two disappointments in the meet 9:19 A Gorman; L. Tom WeiakMf, U.S 72-72-144 -DennisClark New Zealand 78-73-151 kince it had been announc^ he would (9) SportaCantar Christy 0 Connor Jr Ire 73-78-lM heavy rain, high wind and cold during hole cut 8:00 Massolini: R. Bradshaw: J. Nell Coles, Britain 7548-144 United States a claim at world track not compete because of an injury, were the performances of West Ger­ Manuel Pinero. Spam 72-72-144 F u z z y Zo e lle r U S 78-73-152 the opening round of the British 'T m not used to that much rain." and field supremacy since it did not breezed victory at 13.31 seconds in man world record holders Guido (3D NFLRacquatball Lovett Garry Cullen. Britain 72- 72-144 Bill Lockie Britain 74-78-l'J 9KX) 9:26 A. Tewksbury; S. Brian Barnes, Britain 73- Michael 71-144 King Britain 74-78- 15: Open. he said, trying to explain the wide include the Soviet Union and East the 110-meter hurdles, an event in Kratschmer and Dietmar Mogen- David Vaughan Britain 78-73-152 (3) Profaaalonat Football From Juros: H. Leach Mark McNulty. S.Africa 71- 73-144 But when the inevitable occurred disparity in his scores. "Yesterday I Germany. Without those two nations, which he holds the world record. burg. Kratschmer withdrew after Canada David Graham. Australis 73- 71-144 Bill Longmuir Britain 73-78- l*a 11:30 9:33 H. Laquerre; J Cohen; Rodger Davis, Australia 74- 70-144 Curtis Worley Jr US 75-77-152 Friday, it turned out to be incredible couldn't reach some holes in two A-Nich Mitchell Br.l 77-75-152 the Liberty Bell meet was pretty “This year I didn’t have a second seven events of the decathlon while GD AN IghtAtThaRacaa Orville Moody. U S. 73- 72-146 I. Secor B#nlnn Doif Rnlain 72- 73-l« A -M ic h ae l M c Le a n B n t 7fi-77r - l 52 Sinking a 45-foot putt on the final .shots " much a formal workout for the Mogenburg managed just a leap of 7 SportaCantar thought that anyone would beat me (3D B ill B rask J r . U .S 74- 71-146 M alco lm G re g so n B rita in 78-73- l * i Bob Verwey South Africa 77-^-152 hole for his seventh birdie of the day. Except to call it one of those days, Americans. feet. 3 V2 inches in the high jump. 12:00 Ssm Torrance. Britain 74-71-146 but soon after I heard about the Rob erto Bernadini Ita ly 78-74- I5i2 GC Champlonahip WraatHng Antonio Garrido, Spam 74.71-146 a 32-year-old former lawyer from a day on which he sank four putts of John G a m e r B ritain 81-72- l -}3 The surprise of the meet had to be ® NFLRacquatball Vicente Fernandez. Arg »-78-l«6 Ellington David Ingram Britain 78-77-153 Argentina named Horacio Carbonetti at least 27 feet, even Carbonetti Connecticut Express women^s softball team 1:00 Simon Owen. New Zealand 72- 73-l« the performance of the field teams Geoff Tickell Britain 77-78-153 (3D Profaaalonal Football From BLIND NINE PUTTS- A Bernhard Langer W Ger 73- 72-146 was the proud owner of the new would be hard put to explain from China, which took home five A-Duncan F.vans Britain 7V-T4—153 course record at .Muirfield with a 7- adequately his amazing perfor­ One of the finest slow pitch women’s soft- ford, Barbara Iversen, Barbara Startup, Bon­ ^ n a d a —Ehrlich 42-5-37. Masley Graham Marsh. Australia 73-72-14f. Gas Housers win first place mementos. Shen Maomao 8 Amarican Tan Pin Bowling under-par 64 mance. He didnt turn pro until 2-‘'ii threw the javelin 292 feet. 5 inches to bairteams in the nation is Manchester-based nie Kilgore, Liette Lague, Betsy Gilmartin, 2:00 49-9-40, Hartmann 51-11-40; ■ I'm a bit lucky. " Carbonetti said years ago. and his best performance break the field record by more than Connecticut Express. The local squad, with a Sharyn Young, Barbara Brody. Standing; 8 WCT Tannia B -Sokolov 51-12-39, Four runs in the second inning Sullivan and double by Steve 3:30 Mosher 52-1539, C -Salad with a smile when asked how he had outside of Argentina was a tie for proved to be the difference as Chotiner. 19 feet. 22-10 overall mark, has won one anil taken Tom Atamian, scorer; Marion Franklin. Jean (3D SportaCantar 4:00 47-14-33, Podolny 52-14-38, Jai Alai Entries managed to better the record on the 29th in the English Classic last week. Moriarty Bros, topped Hartford Jai Jai Alai tied it in the top of the restructured 6.926-yard course which In 1979. heiwas no better than 149th runner-up honors twice in its last three tour­ McAdam, Gail Shimaitis, Cindy Birdsey, (3D Boxing From Olympic Auditor­ Marsh 54-14-40, D —Peters Alai. 6-4, in Twilight League action third on a single by John Zadrozny, nament appearances against some of the Kathy Vitale, Linda Galati, Coach Larry ium, Lot Angalaa 58-17-41, Reznick 62-19-43; SATURDAY MATINEE had been shared by Trevino. Jack on the European. 2 &a6MU Repo last night at Moriarty Field. double by Carl Guzzardi and a single. Fvtt 1 tMvMontMZ toughest competition around. Squad SUNDAY P u tts —Hartm ann 29, 3 lirqM i-firrj 4 * 104 S 4 8 54 330 S 8o$m 4 Di« 60 86 15 6 17 53 282 J iow-ltnberto 4 Foinlo-lbnlillil 4 Rto landa noon and played through the heat of rapped two hits for Dean. between third-seeded Gene Mayer and lightning storms from the other side she can, she really enjoys fishing and 4:00 7 lojqum fyiOK^ 4 lour victory, carded a 71 to earn an Rockville to 6-9 in the Zone. for the title. 8 8 SportaWorld Mazzill, NY 316 53 92 30 3 11 X .201 S Irv i lo p i 4 Hu-lirturfn Suin Irovu 4 seventh seeded Victor Pecci and the Connors. After allowing doesn’t mind the rain. I really have a 330 G 96 21 1 10 G 291 eight-way tie for fourth place the day Standings: DeMolay 10-2. CBT 8-4. Manchester is at Fall River, of Worcester to Saco, Maine. Man, 4:30 Chmblss. A 7 Im d o tlMMka I lUuo S m m n s. St 279 51 81 21 0 12 SO 290 NMith contest between fifth-seeded Jose Gildemeister just 10 points in a 17- S ^ i larQMfi Co m Vittner’s 7-5, Second Congo 7-5, Dean was that something to see, I am es­ good fish buddy in my spouse. 8 SportaWorld 319 a 92 20 0 4 34 288 A total of 96 entrants teed off in the Mass., tonight at 7:30 and is at Taun­ minute first set, Dibbs moved to a 5-2 Reitz. StL ; Oorrii I r w t 2 iraiu Muma To me. today was just keeping the Higueras and unseeded Van Rice, Cerone 5:00 297 54 f i 8 4 2 18 286 Se ttn tii The fishing was good ... Not easy Collins, Cm lirst round at the 6.308-yard par-73 Machine 6-6. Angels 4-8. Ed’s Arco 3- ton, Mass., Sunday at 1 o’clock. pecially propd of “chicken” Joyce, i IruoGerni 4 VtaAO fuiaKa n ball in play.' Kazmierski said. "This Winitsky. lead and was serving for the match (3D Horaaahow Jumping Parker, Ptt 319 4f> 91 17 I 12 SO 286 Pine Ridge Golf Course north of 9. Rockwell Int. 3-9. Rockville opened the sedring in the who normally pulls the bed covers fishing, but it was good. We saw lots 9:30 S (hwOM'Hpo 4 Rrt Qa'i'nendi course is very forgiving with its wide Connors broke Clerc in the seventh when he lost his concentration. I Clwfoioircorjion 1 RenedokKc Baltimore first inning with a single marker. conduct clinic over her head during a thunderstorm. of rises, missed lots of fish, had lots 8 Graataat Sporta Laganda lairways and big greens But you still and ninth ganoes to win the opening “I just played a loose game on my S«ii)i teoQUH) Mondn In all 44 golfers either equaled or WEST SIDE Manchester came back in the fifth to Red Sox slugger Jim Rice and She drove the whole b it... of refusals, but managed to catch and EVENING PITCHI.N’G have to attack it. I've always liked set but the fast, hard-hiHing pace of serve and you can’t do that against I w 1 ip h bb SO era Tenth broke par assume the lead for good. Yankee catcher Rick Cerone will We are staying at Camp Phoenix, a release about 10 trout. We kept four 7:00 10 3119 S 18 57 1 82 the course and playing early in the O u th it by a 17-13 m a rg in . the match took its toll on the top-seed any of these guys. I was cruising («iitti Kazmierski. not known as a big Manchester Memorial Hospital had Mike Falkowski reached on an conduct a baseball clinic at the Trini­ place I’ve come to for over 23 years. for supper and^reakfast the next GD SportaCantar u 10 4114 S 40119 180 day seemed to help a great deal. " early in the second set. along and then lost my concentra­ 7:30 7 2 110 S S 68 213 I FomtoAbru 2 Irtm-Mondra ty College Sports Camp Wednesday, My two most favorite places in the day. I 15 5 172 129 52 I X 2 15 hitler birdied all four ol the the runs for a 12-7 verdict over error, Eric Gauruder sacrificed, (3D IntarnallonalTablaTannIa J bo-Ioqui 4 OrbeaXteonei Kathy Hite finished the first round After trading breaks early in the tion. It’s difficult to bear down when Those Sourdnahunk trout have to 9 3 124 99 46 72 2 40 courses par-5 holes as well as the Manchester Police at Pagani Field. Alex Britnell walked and Joe Panaro at 9:30 a.m. The clinic will be held on north country are Pocomoonshine 9KX) 6 3 102 9k . S X 2 82 5 Ronedo IoU«i I 4 GhvoUAanda one under par. while four other second set, Clerc broke for a second you’re up 6-1, 5-2,” Dibbs said. Auto Racing '80 7 fi-$«0W^iMK$ I k a t a n a 264-;.ard par 4 sixth She did not have Russ Mannilla and Dave Hidecavage reached on a miscue to load the the baseball field and is expected to Lake for bass and landlocked salmon' ^ th^best eating trout in the coun­ (3D I L 8 6 147 m 44 89 2 X fierewt women. Holly Hartley. Marga time in the third game when he Gildemeister took advantage of the deep pink. 10:30 11 1 H I l a X 92 3 00 S«M too«pvlrcarjri I a^hogie in the tirsl round ol her bid last 4550 minutes. at nearby Grand Lake Stream, and try. Their meat is a 11 6158 147 52 91 3 (2 Stubblefield. Eva Chang and Terry each had three hits and Rich bases. Skip Moreau singled two runs drilled four straight baseline winners mental lapse to reel off four straight CD Sporta Extra ! ttami Mondra 2 RtO'isoa ter her lirsl career tournament vic- Krajewski and Mike Remeo two home and when the catpher’s bid to Rice and Cerone will give the ap­ Sourdnahunk Lake at the edge of almost salmon-like in color, and they 11:30 9 5 134 l a X 73 3 C2 i toaouBi Oaramen^ 4 Oipejib 4ernt Mayes finished even with par. after being dawn 30-0. That break games. But Dibbs won the 12th-game (3D SportaCantar 1) 9 5 110 112 S G 3 11 I 2 JbM w IrraraioR S irtjM laaran I 4 Renedc loiaKa 4 tor\ get Moreau at secondywent into the proximately 220 campers enrolled in Baxter State Park for trout. have the most delicate taste of any 8 3 114 100 31 50 3 16 4 IradbfobB apiece for MMH. Howard Beeler and enabled the 21-year-old Clerc to tie to force a tie-breaker and took the 12KX) 1 ItjMiy G m i 7 Uiebw bi(o I Qta'ua larida the Trinity program tips on hitting Pocomoonshine Lak^ Lodges as fish I have eaten anywhere. It must 10 5 125 106 a 74 3 17 5 Uwdto-iww 4 bo-ingi Sabi bim Marua Stanger. on the other hand had to The 54-hole event winds up with 18- Larry Wilson each rapped three hits outfield, Panaro and Moreau also GD Horaaahow Jumping 8 9 147 153 X 65 3 18 the match as. both players held serve overtime session 7-5. 7 Q u riU h s m i I I Mjw-Caramen* scramble at limes but regained her hole rounds Saturday and Sunday, and Pat Reeves. Ted Krysiewicz and scored. and fielding. Campers who are you know are owned w Estelle and be, the feed and w ater to do 8 Athlataa 5 7 130 102 60 lOB 3 18 luettth the rest of the set. 2.00 Su0$ (kto* ■-Ironrt Yankee fans will sit on one side of the Gene Moriarty, both mnehesterites. something to them. I know it changes I Irau lartda 2 inane leenet (ontrol on'other holds She eagled the and tlic 96-player field will be cut to Don Wright two apiece for Police. Manchester added a run in the (ID SportaCantar 1 Renedo Rrcararo 4 4 tbaoum bttc 9 opening par 5 with a No 3 wood shot sixth on two singles, a walk and Dave field; Red Sox fans will be on the Wey, by sheer coin/idence, 1 found the color of their skin. Most brook 2:30 60 (and tiesi before Sunday's final Rich Busick homered for Police. 2 Vtano 4 Oiar»a Ceroi trout are very dark with brilliant (3) Auto Racing '80 S Rm lM » K i I to within 30 feet ol the pin before round. Blake sacrifice fly. It capped the run­ other. the new owners of Camp Phoenix 4 OrW al 7 OrVilCa'M ienib 4 fitseOKi Mortdtj Standings: MMH 12-0, Cooper 5 0 0 spots. These trout, after returning 4 Irtarazol Package 10-2, Police 7-5, Belliveau making in the seventh. Falkowski « I ___ 1 Pat and Bud Burbank, have (5) UEFA Intarnatl^l Soccar BATTING Sobs Darvtf Kpa Mets’ Swan disabled; from the brooks, take on a silver hue. player. cIb ab r hZbSb hr rbi avg I U$fb» Painters 7-5, Buckland Mfg. 4-8, singled home one marker and £ something in common with them. C o ^ r . M il 3* 46 I S 21 1 12 61 3(7 Ward Mfg. 4-8. Personal Tee 4-8. Gauruder blasted a two-run triple to Bud went to school in Manchester not unlike an Atlantic Salmon. They B e ll T e x 286 (7 SIS 2 11 46 346 and graduated from Manchester retain their spots, but are almost O r u . a e 2Bf. SO SIO 2 4 37 3S Red-Lee 0-12. finish matters up. W ilson. K C 3B 3 1 X 17 8 3 25 321 I lea#»-llen*a :. Irtawbito Dyar Miller recalled C a re w , C al to UConn post 316 41 101 21 3 1 £ 3X Jr. Legion rallies Moreau hqfled a six-hitter to gain High school in 1949, and had quite an lack-luster by the silvery sheen, the 3 hrwtCara*m* 4 bm UaKal B m b r y , B it 335 6 1 (7 7 1 2 7 4 27 319 S Rwlxida 4 bsebw^CwirT the win. He fanned five and walked athletic reputation in the City of rest of the skin takes on. There's W a U ian . K C XI X 6 6 6 2 X 314 WOMEN’S REC 7 Qm i ■ Iruran I Timothy M. (Tim) Tolokan. sports Oglivie. Mil 300 X M 15 OD 66 313 I. CharbU leonet Creating a tie for first place. B&J one. Dennis McCoy went the distance Village Charm. He and Pat now live nothing like eating trout like these an Sabi le w d bih n a editor at the Norwich Bulletin the in Andover, N.H., where they both hour after you’ve caught them. T m im ll. D t XI 3 9410 4 5 3 312 to secure victory Auto Repair scored late to overtake for Rockville and took the loss. He NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Manager Frank Cashen, “It’s just 19th HOLE M e y e r, Sea 2S 34 X 17 4 4 G X B Iwertth allowed seven hits. past ten years, has been appointed teach in the fall, winter and spring. I know some of my ’’back room” L y n n . Bos 274 3 M 19 310 46 307 Bucklanders, 16-12, at Cheney. Sue York Mets Friday placed pitcher that he has to rest from between 8 associate sports information director Oliver. Tex 343 S 104S 1 8 s aoB 1 kotewft 2. Qrbea X U n da Ladyga’s three-run homer, her third Falkowski, Gauruder and Moreau They bought Camp Phoenix last year, Rivers. Tex 373 S 113 19 3 2 X 3(0 3 linebw^Iopi 4 Rrtaw-fierni Craig Swan on the 21-day disabled list and 14 days and we’d rather not go at the University of Connecticut. W alstm , N Y * 4 S 7912 1 6 3 2 3 Held to one hit-through six innings. each collected two hits for and are doing extremely well, refur­ “ but ShTl^is'nlrnutJ for‘till S Ouroia irieo 4 k m m 7M>iral Ellis and Tom Parlante showed the hit, won it for B&J. Millie Valentine and replaced him on the roster by with a nine-man pitching staff. This Burlesn. Bs 3X 5 410 7X 1 6 S 2 0 7 Rewdo Cbranwe* L 0wrf-Rrcariia I UConn director of athletics John L. Y o u n t, M il 3D 3 3 2 7 514 48 297 Manchester Junior Legion erupted Manchester. bishing the cabins and carrying on I’m looking out the window of the ^ „ i„ r Citizens Sabi baw MoaAa way for Manchester, which had only also had three hits including a two- purchasing the contract of right­ way we can let Craig take his time so M u rp h y . O k 318 51 3 1 0 44 2 0 Toner, in making the announcement, the tradition of running a good fish 1 9 lor lour runs on four consecutive hits one hit thru six innings off Ed Hed- run homer, Debbie Koski two hits in;^ hander Dyar Miller from their he’ll be 100 percent when he comes camp, watching four or five trout championship, Mon- H n d rsn . O k 3 8 X 9 5U 4 6 * 2 0 in the top of the .seventh inning to expressed his pleasure with the ap­ camp. swirling right near'the shore, taking - - • Rn dip h N Y XI 6 * 1 3 6 5 27 2 0 narz. who took the loss. eluding a solo homer and Lany Dun* Tidewater Triple A farm team. back.” day at the East Hartford K e m p . D e t 2W G 7312 1 6 € 2 0 pointment, “We had many outstan­ SATURDAY EVEMMJ down Sports Inn of Wethersfield. 4-2. Peck fired a two-hitter in going the bar, Nancy Gutreich and Joan Lind­ Mets bow Swan’s injury, which forced him to Joyce and I decided to run up for a a small hatch that’s on the water. If Ja c k sn . N Y 364 51 7713 0 3 0 2 0 ding candidates in the field for the Golf Club. Singitn. Bit SOB in .'lU-f.'ouranl League Senior Divi- distance to gain the win. He fanned say two safeties apiece for B&J. few days when we bad heard the new you think that isn’t hard to take, I 44 * 1 3 1 12 (7 2 3 F n t CINCINNATI (UPI) - Hector leave the Mets’ 5-2 loss to Atlanta Miller, a 34-year-old, has a 42 position and we are pleased that a FRONT NINE L n d n i. M nn SI S 3 1 6 5 4 X 2 3 don’t know what is. I’m really Hargrov, Cl ! in m CbTi 2 CoawuZarra sioif play last night at Webb Junior live Debbie Pelletier had two hits in­ Cruz’s three-run homer in the sixth after pitching three innings record with four sdves this season at owners had taken over and were 8.02 W. Hadden; F. Hunter; 311 44 3 1 1 2 8 51 2 3 High in Welhersfield man who has a lifelong interest and doing nicely bringing the camp back restraining myself, because I have Z is k . T e x 2X X 81 9 114 58 2 3 3 facta H M d U I 4 CaiMla Rbua cluding a homer and Joyce Morrison, inning Friday night lifted the Cincin­ Wednesday night, has been diagnosed Tidewater. In 197 games over six knowledge of Connecticut’s athletic L Wilkie; R. Davis S CcMlepa 4 (Mr lames 140 " “ o o > The win was the locals' fifth in a Olympics open to what it was and should be. The last to finish this column, and get it in the 8:09 H. Trombley; E. 7 ib if lartarea I lose QtarHa ^nnette McCall and Debbie Triggs nati Reds to a 5-3 victory over the as a muscle strain in the back of his years in the major leagues with program is available to accept it. row and pegs their league mark at 8-5 MOSCOW (UPII - The Moscow two apiece for Bucklanders. time we had been here, Phoenix mail. Williams: A. Allen; J. Moran Sabi topm Uw ierta New York Mets in the first-game of right shoulder. He was de-activated Baltimore, California and Toronto, “Tlie sports Inlormation office AMERICAN LEAGUE and overall standard at 9-11-1 Sports recently acquired from the previous A quick riote before 1 sign off ... 8:16 T. Golas; J. Romayko; SetORd Olympics that President Carter said Standings: Bucklanders 9-3, B&J 9- their double-header. retroactive to July 16. he compiled a 21-15 record. Miller, provides a vital support service to PITCHING Inn IS al.so 8-5 in the league with both should not take place open Saturday 3, SBM 8-4, Tikey Painters 8-4, West long time owner, had started to look You remember Joyce B. Derr; J. Gorman tcher, club w I ip h bb lo era I CaiMU-Iarra 2 tbse-RW Hiid Alta m 9t norm to ma pik* Cruz’s sixth inning homer, his first, Swan’s record is 5-8 with 3.22 ERA. who reported Friday night for the our athletics program aqd there has u r a .K C 11 4 IM I X X 53 2 8 3 Ua»«a-€*M 4 Ce»i$rsl a little worn around the edges. Pat 8;2J J. Quinn; W. Musheno; eN o m s .O a k II 6 15 3 111 SO 80 2 53 Wmi 10 Ekii ; 10 At z to Great clubs having two games remaining with some 2.000 athletes "spread Side Italian Kitchen 8-4, Moriarty. “The reason we are disabling Craig Mets’ meeting with Cincinnati, also "Grasshopper” Garman? Well, she S facta OtVTFtJ 4 IftaFiberte came with two out and two on after , been a critical n ^ to add to its staff B u m s . C h i 10 7 1 X 107 X 77 2 X • BartirvQion and Bud are doing an excellent job. W. Castelluccio; D. Willis 7 larpiMiiMiji I Iddi Rbtca A double by Jon Dubois and con­ around th^'^lobe dreaming of gold Bros. 4-8. Elks 2-10, Renn’s Tavern 0- is not that his injury is extremely led the Orioles staff in appearances caught all her fish last night on one of Travers. Mil 9 4 X 79 X 37 2 X Pete Falcone, 5-6, had walked Johnny which has had only one professional 8:30 Starters Sr*s Faastd iMies secutive singles bv F'aul Peck. Tim 12. We arrived Saturday around noon„ Joe German’s Muddlers. ‘Nuff said S lie b .T o r 9 6 1 G 113 X TO 2 77 medal chances that will never be. Bench and Dan Driessen. serious,” said Mets General in 1976 with 49. nnsitlon for 30 years.” 8 - evening; HKRALU, Sat., July 19, TownTallc Try to buy an ice cream from a mostly residential neighborhood trucks in the area, a trucker from Good Humor truck on Prospect for years. California had a different com­ Street and you'd probably get run plaint. The unidentified man said ii: ti- over by one of the cars or freight At a recent meeting of the the town should do something about trucks. - Joe Chamberland, resi­ Prospect Street Neighborhood the loud noises from police and fire dent ol f’rospect Street, recently Group of East Hartford, where department vehicles heard late at speaking about the heavy commer­ most of the discussion was about night. cial trail ic that has plagued the the loud noise of commercial

Obituaries M z o n e re v a m p ■ % i( l. Fred J. (iiroux V CKK.SKII.I., \.J . — Fred J. set for session Girrux. ol Creskill. formerly of Manchester, Conn died July 13. He MANCHESTER - The Planning requirement of the housing mix be was the father of Mrs. Marie Flynn and Zoning Commission will begin to lifted, and the density requirements of Manchester consider eliminating the one-third relaxed. Giroux had lived in Manchester for requirement of the M zone at its This is the first time the PZC will about 2n years. meeting Monday. review the recommendations. A He was a Navy veteran of World A presentation of the recommenda­ public hearing will be required War 1. and a professional welding tion to relax the M zone, which before any change in the zoning engineer He was a member of the governs the construction of multi­ provisions, which would be scheduled American Welding Society and of the family house construction will be after Monday night's meeting. Elks given by Warren Howland and The elimination of the housing mix. Besides his daughter, survivors in­ Robert Faucher, members of the and the relaxing the density clude his W ife. Dorothy Giroux; Mayor's Committee on Con­ requirements probably will spark a three granddaughters, .Mrs Cyntia dominiums. controversy. While the mayor’s com­ \ Koss of Rockville, Mrs Sharon The mayor's committee found, mittee concentrated on ways to en­ Fiengo. of Manchester, and .Mrs after several meetings with courage the construction of rental \ Joyce Jablon. of Cincinnati, Ohio, developers and Realtors, that the M units, Tuesday the president of a and SIX great-grandchildren zone restrictions curtailed apart­ local advocacy group urged restric­ ment and condominium construction ting the numbers of renters. in Manchester. The developers told Eugene Sierakowski, president of the committee that the stringent the Concerned Citizens for Sylvia Fnt‘K requirements made multi-family Manchester's Development, sub­ sot TH WINDSOR - Sylvia housing construction here un­ mitted an advisory question which (Fitzgerald! Enes of 101 Walnut St., profitable. his group wouliJ place on the Manchester,wife of Charles F. Enes, The M zone requires that one-third November presidential election died Friday at Manchester of a development planned for multi­ ballot. The question asks whether Memorial Hospital. She was 30 years family units be used for each single­ rental units here should be limited to old Funeral arrangements are in­ family homes, and duplexes. The 25 percent, land owner-occupied complete and are in the charge of the remaining third can be used for the homes 70 percent. Manchester is Entertaining the children Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home. 419 multi-family construction. But the presently about 32 percent rental un­ Buckland Rd . South Windsor density requirements for the multi- its. Janet Gourley, children’s librarian at the the the youngsters before the start of the family were also labled restrictive The other recommendations of the Welles-Turner Memorial Library in Glaston­ library’s Bedtime Story Hour. (Herald photo •i"-- by not allowing enough persons per mayor's committee are before the bury, goes through a few light exercises with by Lavallee) acre. Board of Directors, The board es­ Laurence O. Reed The mayor's committee tablished a subcommittee to review MANCHESTER - Laurence 0, recommended that the one-third the recommendations for a decision. J l , « .l l i Reed. 56. of 388 Oakland St., died IV •*31 Friday night at Manchester Vacationers steak dinner ■I Memorial Hospital. \ T. He was the husband of Beverly (Wheeler! Reed. Market figures He was born in Malden. Mass., on turns into an experiment Sept. 7, 1923, and had been a resident of Manchester for 20 years. He By MARY KITZMANN after receiving a black sirloin. The Senior Citizens Center, Holding the stencil tightly in place with his left hand, Dickie brushes on previously lived in Malden, Mass. highest in years Hrruld Reporler manager, according to Lawitzke. However, even making the calls a color. Befire retiring in 1971, he was the said he would get back to their table. Lawitzke had difficulty. “After I told MANCHESTER - It was an manager of the shoe departments for NEW YORK (UPI) - Despite a issues traded at 4 p.m. EDT. But, Lawitzki said, he never came. the clerk at the motel desk I was experiment of sorts. Dick Lawitzke Kofsky's and D&L department wave of profit taking in the final Volume soared to 58,040,000 shares Instead the waitress offered an after- calling the mayor, he was too busy to stores, Manchester. hour, the Dow Jones industrial from 48,850,000 traded Thursday in just wondered if anybody eared. dinner drink, place the call," he said, “1 had to use He was a .Navy Veteran of World average climbed to a three-year high So he attended the Board of Direc­ a pay phone.” Learning the institutional stampede sparked in “We didn't want a drink-on-the- War II He was a member of the Friday and wrapped up its best week part by Commerce Department tors meeting Tuesday and dumped So lawitzke came to the Senior house," Lawitzke said. “Our steak Army & .Navy Club. in three months. economist Courtenay Slater, who the charred remains of a steak in Citizen Center, and waited until the Scott Dickie of 214 Henry St., Manchester, pauses to reflect on his current project-pochoir. Besides his wife, he leaves his Trading was heavy as institutions said the recession hit with full force front of Mayor Stephen Penny. was burned." business concluded. Then he made mother and stepfather, Fred and "Is there a Chamber of Commerce A former civics teacher, Lawitzke the presentation. pochoir skills stormed the market to avoid missing in the second quarter and a recovery or a Better Business Bureau?" he Leota (PierceI Sprague. Malden, the rally amid hopes that the reces­ may be under way by December. saw the opportunity for a study of a The board told him there was a Mass.; a daughter. Mrs. Prsicilla asked. New England town, and human sion had been through its worst days. She made these remarks after the Chamber of Commerce and did not stencil-colorist. Through the years, Killam. Sandown, N.H . three step­ This was the second step of an Herald photos' by Pinto to obtain in Boston, he said. The Dow average, which had a 10- government reported the second- nature. comment further except for giving By BETTY RYDER she perfected her own method of sons. Steven Wheeler and Peter experiment the California resident “As a stranger in town I just In the art of pochofr. Dickie point lead sliced in half in the late quarter gross national product, him the address. Family-Travel Fdilur pochoir. Wheeler, both of .Manchester and never expected to begin. He, his wife wanted to see if anything would be explained, one must make a different afternoon, battled back to gain 8.88 stripped of inflation, plunged'at a 9.1 Nor was he satisfied the following A Manchester artist whose interest Reflecting on his career. Dickie James Wheeler of Windsor Locks; and mother simply expected an done," he said. “How much do people stencil for every color and it com­ points to 923.98, the highest leVel percent annual rate. It was the worst morning at the Chamber office in art blossomed when he was a stu­ credits his father, and John Jackson, two brothers Edward Reed, Malden, enjoyable steak dinner at a care about strangers.” monly calls for twenty to thirty since it finished at 924.10 on June 27, drop since the the first quarter of where he documented this story with dent at Bowers Schbol and Illing librarian at Manchester’s Mary Mass , and Frank Reed. Beirut, 1977 Manchester restaurant. Walking around town, mulling the a handwritten letter. different colors. 1975, which marked the climax of the Junior High School, has pursued his “Then one must analyze the colors Cheney Library, for instilling him Lebanon and five grandchildren. The closely watched average Lawitzke and his wife are traveling situation, two policeman could not “It was interesting, the people who 1973-75 recession. career and is currently branching out and paint each tint on a separate with interest. “My dad is an engineer Funeral services will be Tuesday gained 32.85 points for the week, the through New England, Canada, give him satisfaction on the burnt directed me to the meeting showed into the art of pochoir. collotype. These collotypek are then and when I was younger 1 got used to afternoon at 1 at the Sprague Funeral best performance since it jumped Investors were encouraged housing Pennsylvania and Michigan. Stop­ steak. But they did give him informa­ the most caring,” he said. “There Scott Dickie of 214 Henry St j,/p a ste d down on the stencil sheets and seeing him working on sketches at Home, Pleasant S t. Malden, .Mass. 40.18 points the period ended April 26. starts rose a record 30.4 percent in ping here and there, they plan to see tion on Manchester. was little concern shown by the of­ Calling hours at the funeral home graduated from Manchester Higikh the colored patches cut out. Of home,” he said. The Dow has climbed about 160 June from May and building permits relatives along the way back to The two policeman told Lawitzke ficials.” “ When I was in high school, Mr ull be .Monday night from 7 to 9 School in 1972 and received a course, no pieces of stencil can be points since mid-April and brokers jumped 28.4 percent — the strongest Carmel, Calif. they did not know if Manchester had As for his experiment, Lawitzke Jackson encouraged me to continue Burial will be Puritan Lawn bachelor of fine arts degree in pain­ left as unattached islands. If a color said this was one of the reasons for evidence yet the recession might The couple stopped in Manchester, a Better Business Bureau. One said “as a civics teacher I had to do with art and let me illustrate the new Cemetery. Peabody. Mass. have bottomed told me 'This is just a bedroom com­ ting from Hartford Art School at the completely surrounds any part, it the late profit taking. taking in the town and the Hartford it. It was an experiment in the rights University of Hartford. Currently he book lists at the librarv ’ Calling hours at the Holmes area. But when their dinner order, a munity of Hartford” ' Lawitzke said. must be build up from cutouts in two Other averages, such as the New of an individual and caring.” is residing in Dennis, Mass., where Funeral Home. 400 Main St , will be Mr. and Mrs. Sirloin, arrived or three separate sheets. The colors York Stock Exchange, reached all- Composite volume of NYSE issues After several calls, according to Although he didn't receive he is self-employed and is a sub­ Sunday from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9. listed on all U S. markets and over Tuesday, the vacation stopped and are then applied with stencil brushes, time highs. The NYSE indicator rose the middle-aged gray-haired man, “satisfaction” he learned, “officially contractor at the Martha Berrien At 26, Dickie is a man of many ' Memorial contributions may be the counter at 4 p.m, totaled 61,991.- the experiment began. one for each color,” he said. 0.31 to 69.84 and the price of a share someone gave him directions to the nobody cares. Unofficially they do,” Studio on the Cape’s Northside. talents and admits that while he made to the Crestfield Convalescent 408 shares, compared with 55,403,530 Lawitzke asked for the manager Dickie, the son of Mr. and Mrs. increased 16 cents. Advances topped Board of Directors meeting at the Pochoir (pronounced posh-wor) spends most of his time painting, he Home, 565 Vernon St . Manchester traded Thursday. George D. Dickie Jr., also does declines. 927 to 609, among the 1,891 developed from stencilling which chalk drawings and acrylic paint­ does have other goals. F'or instance, was used for centuries in Europe as someday he'd like to build a solar ings. house and being a self-taught means of reproducing color prints. Dickie learned pachoir from Martha guitarist, he may even put together a The black and white sketch which Berrien who operates one of the very UConn seeks homes Crash, arrests Dickie is currently stencilling is of jazz group. few pochoir workshops in the United But, in the meantime, he's content ATTENTION! Provincetown. States today. She takes in black and with his art and excited about his “First I took some photographs of end car chase white work and, with the help of two pochoir. which marks the first time for solar training the harbor area, then proceeded to assistants in her shop and other he is using one of his own sketches - MANCHESTER- Two REBATES $20 TO $100 OFF make a black and white sketch. I M ANt HESTER - As who they were, but they ig­ helpers around the country, colors it that of Provincetown. thermal storage sub­ p m. there will be discus­ men were arrested after a returned to the scene several times part of a solar installation systems, heating systems, nored him, and left the with stencils and returns it to sion with faculty. chase through town ended for reference and tried to remain course, the University of and calculations. Center Street scene. printers or publishers. Dickie’s current sketches are in a car crash on North Stratton said he gave loyal to the actual scene with few Miss Berrien learned the technique available at Hartford Framing Co in Connecticut is searching The students ol the The faculty members are Main Street early PRATT & WHITNEY EMPLOYEES AND for a homeowner to use as course will install the solar chase on his motorcycle at variations. in a New York sweatshop in the late East Hartford or by calling his David Jackson. School of Thursday morning “It takes a good black ink and a demonstration and hot water heating system speeds in excess of 70 mph, UNITED TECH. EMPLOYEES. BUY A 1920s, when she first worked as a Manchester home at M9-6543. Mechanical Flngineering. Nelson Lizardi, 18 and quality stock paper which I was able training project. in one day. after until the car finally struck letterer and later was promoted to John Kolega. School of George Baez, 19. both of a utility pole near the in­ CARRIER AIR CONDITIONER AT OUR The homeowner will numerous lectures and Agricultural Engineering, Holyoke. Mass., were tersection of Main and N. have a domestic hot water classes The homeowner both from UConn, and Nor­ charged with second- Main streets. LOWEST PRICES AND RECEIVE AN heating unit installed free pays only for the cost of the man Twitchell. Goodwin degree larceny after The two youths who were as part of the course which hot water tank which runs Technical School, New Bri­ ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEES REBATE. runs Aug 10-15. about $1,000 The entire Steven Stratton, 19, of 31 unhurt, fled the scene and tain Preston Drive said he saw > - The University of equipment package, were finally apprehended them driving in a car he at a restaurant on Tolland Connecticut was chosen lor without installation Enrollment in the had recently sold to a NOW THAT CARRIER IS A DIVISION OF the Solar installation charges, costs about $3,000. Turnpike. They were course, or those interested friend, about 12:45 a m training course by the The course will begin in the free installation of presented In East Hartford Not recognizing the two UNITED TECHNOLOGIES BUY THE Solar Power Institute Inc . Aug. 10. Dormitory ac­ the solar unit, should call Superior Court Thursday teens, Stratton asked them ol Meriden. The course commodations and meals the Solar Power Institute, morning. QUALITY LINE & SAVE! covers a board range of are available on campus 235-3050, or by writing topics including discussion The daily schedule will S .P .I. P 0. Box 450, of energy problems, solar begin at 8:30 a m. and end Meriden, Connecticut, Shooting probe « radiation, fluid collector. at 3 p m Beginning at 7 06450 HARTFORD, Conn. mittee, said a recommen­ r ' V i . (UPI) — A white dation that O’Connor be policeman who shot a black assigned to administrative 1 I 3 man driving home from a duties for at least a year Police restore order basketball game last has been issued. A previous police report MIAMI (UPI) — A tough Mart^ may have been ac­ In addition, the National our manpower and com­ had said O'Connor's five- \ new police stance restored ting "reflexively” when he Weather Service promised mitment," said Assistant shot pump action shotgun order Friday to the fired his shotgun at close more rain. A deluge Public Safety Department dis^;,.. 4 accidently as predominantly black range, a police review pan­ Thursday night cooled the Director Robert Dempsey. the officer stepped back Liberty City section, el said Friday. troubled area. Dempsey and other of­ when Brown got out of his plagued by two days of Officer Thomas O’Con­ It's the quietest night ficials, including Gov. Bob car. sniping and firebombings nor said he accidently shot T o we've had in a year,” said Graham, said they Later a citizen's ad-hoc that officials said was the Guy Brown, 33, after the police Capt. Douglas believed violence Tuesday committee decided O’Con­ work of one or more groups victim's car was pulled iocurlSt Hughes "The community and Wednesday which nor, who had investigated a of "well organized and well over March 12. O’Connor is getting tired of it too" resulted in injuries to at double shooting just an armed hoodlums " and other officers on the 1-84 One warehouse fire was least 35 persons, including hour before stopping ■■ ■■ A curfew imposed scene said they had the only serious incident six poIiOemen, was the Brown’s car, was “locked Thursday rem ained in suspected the car was in­ reported Thursday night product of at least one volved in a Manchester in fear and panic" and effect, and a highly visible and there were 29 arrests organized group. robbery earlier that night. fired deliberately. force of about 300 police for curfew violations. Four “The problem is one of a Sullivan said the new patrolled the troubled 170- of those arrested also were group of fairly well- Brown remains exten­ liill sively paralyzed by his report still maintained the square block area A com­ charged with carrying con­ organized and well-armed shooting was accidental. pany of 400 .National wounds cealed weapons. hoodlums attempting by He said the committee had Dickie checks out one of the many stencils used to add various color Guardsmen also remained “The weather was a the use of guerrilla tactics Neil Sullivan, who heads “ reviewed the prior With a firm stroke, still another color is applied to the sketch on alert, ready to go to the help, naturally, but I also to take over a housing the police department's (police) deliberations and to the black & white sketch he made of Provincetown Harbor. aid of police, if needed believe there was a fear of area,'" Graham said. Fire Arms Review Com­ clarified them.” 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 19, 1980 EVENINI. HERALD, Sat. .Inly 19^ 19^ __ 11

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X Agronaky And Company X Parauadars ® Movie-(Suspense)*** "Run- Room at Rham High School. 6:50 X ® SchoolhouaeRock (90 mina.) hrs.) 6 30 p.m — Judge's hours in F*robate Court. Vernon Circle. 3:00 X Nawa 8Movia-(8utpanaa)*** "Elgar ningMsn" 1963 LaurenceHarvey, ( £ Prayar 11:26 11:00 9:00 Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. X America's Athlataa 1960 X Baaaball Cincinnati Reds va Sanction" 1975 Clint Eastwood Lee Remick. A man fakea hia death 7:00 X In Tha News XM ovI#-(Horror)* "HorrorRIaea X ® Sunday Night Movie Glastonbury Monday Series devoted to examining and New York Mels ® 8 ® Good Tim s Harry A bril­ to collect insurance money, but a ^ HotFudga 11:27 From the T o m b " 1970 Paul 'Moonrunners' 1975 Stars James Andover Thursday Public hearing and special town meeting, 7:30 p.m.. revealing the beat athletes who (!S) World Opportunitlaa liant aportawriter who lets woman pursuing insurance investigator ^ Brady KIdt ® Aak NBC Nawa Naachy, Vic Winner. Cenluriea after Milchum. Chris Forbes Two wild- Sunday wereto represent the United States ® That Good Ola Naahvllla gel in the way of hia work fries to gel forces him and hia wife to go on Iho Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Memorial Building, Park Place. 0 StarTrak 11:30 Ihe death of a French knight and hia driving hillbilly boys and a runaway Sunday Town Band Concert, 7:30 p.m,, Hubbard Street Green, at the Olympics to be held in Music hia job back on Ihe San Francisco lam in Spain. (2 hrs.) Building. 0 Nawa (3) Fat Albert Show miatreaa, who were put to death girl tear up some hazardous roads Tow n Council meeting to follow hearing and town Moscow 8 Dance Fever Sentinel. StaraiTedBeaaell,Marcia 3:50 Pilgrim Fellowship. 6:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational admission is free. ® Profaaalonal Football From X ® Laff-A-Lympics because of their crimes, two direct X Movie-(Drama)*** "John and as they roar along with their illegal ® 8 (3 $ JonnyOuaat XMovla-(Advantura)**4 "Ona 8 Once Upon A Claaalc Old Cur­ Straaaman. (Premiere; 60 mina.) meeting, about 8 p.m.. Memorial Building. Canada Calgary at Montreal descendants return to the castle to Mary" 1969 Dustin Hoffman. Mia loads of super-potent homemade Church. Nova'The Case of the Ancient MlnutaToZaro" 1952 Robert Mil- iosity Shop* Kit is freedfromjail. and 10:30 Monday ® OudlayDo-RIght find their bodies. (2 hra.) Farrow. Following a pickup in a bar. whiskey. (2 hrs.) South Windsor Tuesday Aatronaula' Is it possible that thou­ chum, Ann Blyth the Braaaes' wrongdoings are X Black Nawa 8 Movie'(Drama) **S "C uba" Monday W Godzilla a young man and woman spend 24 Board of Education, 8 p.m ., Glastonbury High School sands of years ago astronauts from revealed. (Closed Captioned) 10:46 1979 Sean Connery, Brooke Workshop on making pickles and relishes, 10 a.m . and 7 ^ Morningtown fl$) Domata hours in lovemaking before learning Town clerk. 6 to 8 p m . Town Office Building. Monday olherworldsvisitedearlhTThisprO' <2$ Nancy Savin: Tha Arts 8 Soccer Made In Germany 8lmagaaOflndlana'QraalMovie Library. 7:30 12:00 each other's names. (90 mins.) Adama. This tumultuousmelodrame p.m., Tolland County Agriculture Center, Route 30. gram examines the evidence for ® Haa Haw Gueele: T O . Shepard. Masaacre' set in the midst of revolution filled Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. Arthur And Company 8 Prasantal (SMavl*. Sneak Pravlawe 'Who's Fun­ ® In Saarch Of X Benny Hill Show Castro to power (Rated R) (2 hrs ) Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday. Wednesday I Flaah Gordon Ihe disappearance of a document chemy. Astrology and Philosophy, fice Building 11:55 fnier? Mel Brooks or Woody Allen' 7:28 ® Lone Ranger 3 9 ^ 3 9 ThtBIgEvanI 'The Awa ) Ed Allan Show and a aecret service agent (90 in Ihe 1500's, makes a pact with Wednesday Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial X Dear Alax And Annie 8 Old Friends, New FrIandsFred X If You Ask Me ® Second City TV keningLand TheTrees' F978Slars \l'ednesday Tuesday I Undardog 7:20 mina.) Lucifer'sdi8ciplethatafter24yeara 11:56 Rogers visits the home of baseball 11:30 Elizabeth Montgomery. Hal Hol­ Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Academy School Building, Park Place. 8:00 1:00 of living life lo the fullest. Ihe devil Senior Citizens. 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Green (Xf In The News auperstarWillieStergetloflhePitts- ® Dally Numbara X Andy Kaufman At Carnegie brook Based on Conrad Richter’s (D Mighty Mouta-Hackla And 7:30 CEMovl*-(W«Urn)— "Oamblar can take hia soul. (2 hrs.) cafeteria. Room. ^ 11:57 burgh Pirates, where they discuss Hall Pulitzer.Pnze-winning trilogy about Church. Thursday Jackla C3) Face The Stale From Natchaz" 1954 DaleRoben- 5:30 (30> Time Out how it feels to captain a World Ser­ X Tales Of Tha Unexpected afrontierwoman'scourageandlove ^ Pqpaya AndFrIanda X Connecticut Woman son, Debra Paget. A man seeks ® Movie'(Myatary)** "Danger- Thursday Recreation Department Tennis Tourney begins with Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. ies winner. (Closed Captioned) X A Night At The Races Harness for her family The Luckett family CS) ^ World’a Graateat X w SportsCantar revenge from a trio of men who shot out M oney" 1946 Sidney Toler, Conservation Commission. 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury preliminary rounds. Entrants must be of amateur status. AFTERt^OON 4:00 racing from Yonkera Raceway. his father, a gambler accused of Gloria Warren. Charlie Chan ia leaves Pennsylvania to travel west Bolton Friday ^partrlanda ® Amarica'aTop 10 8^ortaCenter High School library. Each player must supply a can of balls. yC Davay And Goliath 12:06 C3> GuinassGama cheating. (2 hrs.) called In to solve another mystery. loOhio.(Pl.l olathree part senes Pandemonium Puppet Co., 11 a.m., Rockville Public X Big Valley (8 ShaNaNa ®8®SaturdayNlghtUveHoat: 2 hrs ) (Closed-Captioned) < ^(8X 9 Godzilla-Globatrottari '33 KIdaworld <24) Victory Garden 1:30 (90 mins.) / Monday Public Building Commission. 7:30 p.m .. Company 1 South Windsor Jaycees, 7 p.m ., at Blast and Cast Club, ^ BoxingFromOlympIc Auditor­ Eric Idle. Quest; Bob Dylan. 11:30 Library, Union Street. Hour X I Love Lucy ® HaaHawContInuaa (I)Mavla- Movie-(Wastarn)*** "Butch ® Movie-(Myatery)** "Charlie JULY 20, 1980 and Clyde " 1967 Warren Beatty (8 Faith For Today ® Godzilla ® Joker, Joker, Joker 1966 Roaalind Ruasell, Stella munity Hall. And Sundance: The Early Days" Chan In Panama” 1940 Sidney Faye Dunaway The story ot Bonnie 6:26 8 Greatest Sports Legends Stevens. A Mother Superior, ac­ Board of Finance. 7:30 o m.. Community Hall. 8:00 Toler, Jean Rogers. ParkerandClydeBarrow thetough 3 ) In Tha Nawa Soul Train .10' Another view X Univaraa companied by four nuns, one a nun 10:30 psychotic young bankrobbera who 8:30 ® Movie-(Mystery)"Sher­ Righteous Apples Apple Juice' J p ^ a r Chart ® Movie-(Drama) **^ "LordOf with modern ideas, takes a busload Board ot Health, 7:30 p.m,. Community Hall. ------^.ttJ.-kM :m .llli.Ll» ------ASP STORE COUPON ------^UJ.-tJ.I:ia4.1IU.i?»------j ® Movie -(Documentary) **4 terrorized the midwest in the early (X) Flintatonaa lock Holmes In Washington Mrs Kent shores her hospital room X ® 240R0BERTTrapandThib Th a Flla a " 1963 James Aubrey. of students from Pennsylvania to "Marilyn" 1963 Narrated by Rock 1930's (2 hrs , 30mins } Wilh Thii Coupon ond • '7.50 P urchut' GC Program Unannouncad 1943 Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce with irritable, bigoted Elya (ace an underwater death when TomChepin. California for a youth rally. (2 hrs.) With Thi» Coupon and a '7.SO Purchase*. Wilh This Coupon and a *7.50 Purchase* Hudson Documentaryshowingfoo- ® Movie-(Comedy)*** 'Agent ® Caapar And Tha Angata ® Candlapin Bowling Mitchell given just seconds to disarm a time 11:35 2:00 lage from Marilyn Monroe's films. Eight and Three-Quarters" 1965 ASSORTED FLAVORS-DESSERT REGULAR OR PINK-FROZEN ® VlawpoIntOn Nutrition 12:30 (37 Sesame Street bomb Set to blow up an oil tanker. X Movie -(Comedy-Drama) *** X Movie -(Adventure-Drama) V^'ednesday PRINCE DINNER-7 V4-OZ. PKG. (90 mina ) Dirk Bogarde. Robert Money An 8:55 X Tarzan And Tha Super Sevan 4:30 Repeat; 60 mins.) "Guaaa Who's Coming To Din­ **V& "RobintonCruaoeOnMara" 11:00 unemployed writer becomes an 9 Senior Citizens. 1:30 p.m,. Community Hall. ( D ® Schoolhouaa Rock X Brady Bunch X Sports Spectacular Calgary NFLRacquatballBuchanonvs ner?" 1967 Spencer Tracy. 1964 Paul Mantee, Vic Lundin. Sur­ agent for British mtelltgonce and 9 X Movie -(Adventure) ** "Tar- MACARONI 8:56 X American Bandstand Stampede Rodeo. Part I, one of the Dean KatharineHepburn vivors of a U S. spaceship on Mars, Republican convention, state representative, 55th zan'a Savaga Fu ry" 1952 Lex goes behind the Iron Curiam for In Tha Nawa <8 Wild Kingdom 'Survival of Iho worl^Ts foremost rodeo competi­ (1$ Movie -(Adventure) **** an officer and a monkey, look for (X) 12:00 Barker, Petrie Knowles. A safari some vital information (lOOmms) D is tric t, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. 6:57 tions (90mins ) food, walerand oxygen when theirs LEMONADE Wild' "From.Ruasla With Love" 1063 X Kojak 11:35 ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY, laeh of ihata a saia al or baiew iba 'Eicael llama FroNbitad by law ® NBC Nawa ( 8 Julia Child And Mora (If FaatIvalOfFalth X Championship Wrestling X Movie-(Weatern) *h "Shale- 'Eicapi Htmi Probibitad by Law ! 'Eactptltama^rohrbiladbvLtw today's expanded edition. ABC @ MovI* -(S c l.n c .-FIctlo n ) — cornea in search ofthe ape man. (90 advariitad p«s»llu8ionedlofindher 8 As Wa Sea it 'Brooklyn Tech’ SLICED-MEAT Meat ^ S 9 8 ® Tima Out ^ WallStraet Weak Abuse on 1:25 4:00 between the landed gentry and the husband aswi Id and untamedas 8 p.m.. Town Hall. ® Ohoflt And Mrs. Muir 8 Suparatar Profile (34) Movie-(Weatern)*** "Butch 0:56 Wall Street'Host Louis Rukeyser ® USAF Rallgloua Film new industrialists in an English vil­ ever upon release from p'ison She Shank Portion Fenway Franks 9:00 And Sundance: The Early Days" A&P Bologna X In Tha Nawa ® Weekend Special X Saturday Night Movie'The la- lage Land being the valued prize, turns to a deputy shenti (or solace 10:00 2:00 lander' 1976Star8:Denni8WeavAr 1:30 Tom Berenger. William Katt the contest burgeons into a vicious COLONIAL-SLICED . 6:00 Prequel to 'Butch Cassidy and the (2 hrs.) y Cookud-SmokPd X Dr. Who X Movie -(Advanlura-Drama) X ® Tha Love Boat Flirtatious X News (Tima Tanlativa) feud. (2 hra.) 3:00 YAZ'S X 8 News Sundance Kid.' (Rated PG) (2 hra ) ^ SportaCantar “RobinsonCrusoaOnMars" Doc panics when his beautiful ® Rock Concart (I)MoYl•^0^«m•)— "MYFrl«nd X Movie-(Drama)*** Baxter" ■ Sugaria X Roughnecks Part I Modern day Bacon ® Mundo Real 1964 PaulMentee. VicLundin former wife boards the ship inform­ 1:35 Flicka" 1943 Preston Foster. 1972 Patricia Neal. Brut Ekiand A J Kielbasa Power Texas drillers find an untapped ______EVENING______J ing him thatthey’re stilllegally mar­ X Moment Of Meditation (Tima RoddyMcDowallThestoryolasen- young boy is disturbed by the con­ FRESH-COMTAIfiS 2 BREAST OTRS Iwftb bach). 3 LEO IS HotFudo* X Laurel And Hardy source of oil but have to contend Library plans PORTION 10:25 ried. (Repeat; 60 mins.) Tentative) 6:00 sitiveboyandhiahorae. thought too stant bickering of his parents and SUMMERTIME BARBECUE FAVORITES! OTRS (with bacii) 3 NECKS. 3 WINOS. ANO 3 0«lET PACKETS Laughtoone withiretecattleranchersandindus- X ® Schoolhouaa Rock Professional Football From 1:45 ^Movie-iSuapenae)****^ "The wild to tame. (2 hra.) (1$ Movie -(Sclanca-Flctlon) ••• trial saboteurs before they can get (55 when they are divorced he slides ChInaSyndroma" 1979JackLem- 39 MovI* -(W«tt«rn| ■* 10:27 "Mission Gatacilea: Cylon At­ to it Stars Cathy Lee Crosby, Ste­ Canada Toronto al Winnipeg X ABCNawa into an emotional breakdown (2 Cook-Out Pack 2:00 mon. Jane Fonda. Television "Stagacoach War" 1940 William 20-LBS. OF FRESH Box-O-Chicken ® Aak NBC Nawa tack" 1979 Lloyd Bridges Lome phen McHatlie ® 8 ® Sanford The romance hrs) 10:28 betweenFredandEvelynleadatoan X Movie-(Comedy) **h "Qal- reporter atumbleaontolhealoryof a Boyd. Russell Hayden Hoppy gets movie month EACH PKG. CONTAINS: FOR ONLY... Greene X Racing From Balmont Park 4:30 8 Aak NBC Nawa ting Straight" 1970 Fllint Gould. nuclear accident. (Rated PG) (2 in the middle of two warring ®Movle-(Myttery)**4 "Sher­ •Mbs GROUND BEEF ^ Accent On Living 11) International Table Tennis engagement party. (Repeat) 10:30 Candice Bergen h rs) stagecoach operators'interests lock Holmes And the Secret •S-lbt. COUNTRY RIBS < 8 8 ® Major League Baseball Norwich Union Grand Prix & Movie -(Comady-Orama) ** H S O I T H W IN D S O R — August is movie month for X PopayaHour 6:00 (60 mins ) Weapon" 1942 Bas'l Rathbone • Mbs. CHICKEN LEGS Gama Of Tha Weak Los Angeles rS)Movl«-(Sutp«nM) — M "Tha "Truth About Woman" 1958 children at the South Windsor Public Library. The X ® Scooby And Scrappy Doo ® W CT Tannia (34) Movie -(Adventure) **** 2:00 NigelBruce SherlockHolmescom- •54bs. AAP MEAT FRANKS Dodgers vs Pittsburgh Pirates or ChInaSyndroma" 1Q70JackLem- 8 Raflactiona Of Tha Third Raich ® Wraalllng National Senior 2:09 "From Ruaaia With Love" 1963 (0)Movl*KMutlctl)...... Sgl.Ptp- summer film festival will include feature length films w W lb. Minnesota Twins vs Boston Red mon. Jane Fonda. 'The German Lesson’ Part I Based bats Professor Monarty who kid­ Freaatyle Championahipa X Movie -(Mystery) * "Scar" Sean Connery. Daniela Bianchi par's Lonaly Haarta Club Band" napped an inventor ol a new bomb- U shown on three consecutive Wednesdays. Tw o of the Sox . (Region will determine game to ® Greatest Sports Legends on the best-selling novel by Sieg­ 1977 Peter Frampton, The Bee U ® Daffy Duck 1948 Paul Henreid. Joan Bennett. JameaBond007i8markedfordeath BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS-WHOLE 15 TO 19 LBS. be televised in vour area) 8 Look At Me 'Discipline' fried Lenz. this film examines how sight (2 hrs ) films will start at 1:30 p.m. and they are as follows: Aug. l8 ® Daffy Duck Show by the criminal organization Gees. Musical story of the Beatles' 6, "Th e Yellow Submarine "; Aug, 13, "Th e Sound of "CUSTOM CUT TO album. (Rated PG) (2 hra.) BEEF SHOULDER YO U R S P E C IF IC A T IO N S " SPECTRE The bait ia a Russian 3D ® MovI* . Hamill and Clyde" 1967 Warren Baattv. Sanction" 1975 Clint Eastwood, TIi HOUSE" R SOI TH WINDSOR — The Recreation Department is World Opportunities ® Old Tima Goapal Hour 3:00 6:46 GAIETY-9-INCH DELTA-ASSORTED DEEPTONE OR DECORATOR Jimmy Swaggart I Ruff House George Kennedy. A former paid offering practice sessions in fundamentals of competitive SWEETHEAPT-7-OZ. SIZE 8 Daktari X Sports spectacular DTourDe ® That's Hollywood I SportaCantar killeria lured out of retirement by the “TK FIFTH FLOOR” B Rax Humbard I® Soccer Made in Germany France, final of this famous bicycle 7:00 I Star Trek ‘The Apple' heed of a secret U.S. government -HOUSE swimming at Veteran’s .Memorial Park Pool beginning Ed Allan Show 8 Big Blue Marble [PG ._r;.r;=30 Paper Plates Bath T issues Viva Napkins race 2) World Championship X ® Minutes I Programming Unannouncad agency to aasasainate a couple of July 29 until Aug. 22. Paper Cups Morningtown ® Mundo Real Swamp Buggy Race, featuring X ® GalacUca 1980 BY THE LAKE” H 7:30 I Larson men In Switzerland. (Rated R) (2 11:30 championship racing in Ihe Everg­ 35 SportaCantar _ ) Movie-(Comedy) *•• "Agent The lessons will be held Tuesday through Friday from 9 WaBallava hra.. tSmina.) X Face Tha Nation lades 3)KingandHiaCourt Softball, ® 8 ® DIanay'a Wonderful ElahtandThraa-Ouartara" 1065 a m. to 10:20 a m. and registration is $10. 129 Faith For Today 11:30 119 8 Look At Me 'Discipline' with Eddie Feigner and his team World Treasure Island' 4-fOll 140ct. i Chrlatophara 11:35 ® Movie-(Mystery)** "Charlie Vernoncint i^i .\OIIV The four competitive strokes, plus starts and turns will I 48 cl. ® Adalanta playing a celebrity team featuring B fooct. ® 8 Soundataga'The Tempts- X Movie-(Waatarn) *H "Shala- Chan in Panama" 1940 Sidney ■ pkg. pkg. pkg. Whaalla Kenny Rogers, Barbi Benton and I ROUTES 86 84 IE«it 961 ■ be taught and conditioning methods will be introduced. ■ Pkg. Latino ______AFTERNOON______tiona' (Closed Captioned) (60 ko " 1066 Sean Connery. Brigitte Toler. Jean Rogers. International 6«9-9333 m others. (3 hra.) Bardot. spies meet their match in Charlie Persons 6 to 18 years old who can swim 25 yards on 6:00 12:00 X Star Trek Errand of Mercy' mins.) X Tom And Jerry 7:16 12:00 Chan and find themselves behind their stomachs and 25 yards on their backs are eligible. X ^ Front X Movie-(Drama)*** "Sing You X Movie-(Drama)**** "Qrapaa NABISCO-SWISS. DOUBLE STUFF OR YOUR CHOICE! MELLO YELLOW, X Celebration Of Tha Eucharist ® Three Stooges bars. (90 mina) riiiL W Registration will be held at the recreation'office at the X ® Issues And Answers Slr\nara" 1938 Bing Crosby.' OfWrsth" 1940HanryFonda, John ® Movie-(Drama) **H "LordOf X Jamas Robison X Robert SchuHar 7:30 South Windsor Community Center. (35 Summer Baakatbatl Southern 01) Sunday At Tha King's Houaa (35 International Table Tannia Carradina. 'Okies' move from tha T h a F lla a " 1963 James Aubrey. rowiMiv CONTADINA ^ International Table TannIa ® International Auto Show Dust Bowl to California and an- OREO TAB, FRESCA, WELCH’S California League, Los Angeles Norwich Unior^ Grand Prix Tom Chapin. A group of British chil­ Norwich Union Grand Prix Champlonahip counlarhardahipaalongtheway.(3 dren, etranded on an uninhabited Or. Gena Scott ® Journey To Advantura ® Uvlng Faith ® Movie‘Androclea and the Lion' hra.) island, find their attempts al demo­ Robert Schuller 8 'The Miracle And Sacral Of ® Abbott And Costello DRINK SAUCE 8 Saaama Street 3:30 8:00 (S) Horaaahow Jumping I Love cracy afailureand split intoiwo war­ COOKIES or C0CA-C0U\ Fatima Oral Roberta ^ Programming Unannouncad X Archie Bunkar'a Place New York Grand Prix ring factions. (100 mina.) The Holistic 't T k I ® All-Star Soccer ® Divine Madnaaa (S Whodunit? Graateat Unsolved 11:35 T H i DavUn 8 Nova 'The Case of the Ancient X M.A.8.H. HwIse-RIDQIEUl 4:00 Myatarlaa X Movie -(Comady-Orama) *** Jawiah Heritage Astronauts' Is it possible that thou- X ® Whan Tha Whistle Blows JTMLWARSSACA ® Athlataa "Guaaa Who'a Coming To OIn- 6:30 Bands of years ago aatronaula from X Six Million Dollar Man X Rax Humbard CONTINUKS .. Potato I 12:15 nar?” 1967 Spencar Tracy. X Mario And Tha Magic Movie otherworldsvisitedearth?Thispro- 03)ComadyTonlght:HaraComaa ® Standing Room Only: Udo da Weight Loss Clinic l! cNps ;l Summer ® Uatan Katharine Hepburn. When a while Machine gram examines the evidence for Paris Eighth Day 12:30 girl telle her liberal parents that 5-oz. 9 H these popular theories and comes ® ® SportaWorld t) CRL Mi­ ® 8 ® CHIPS Bobby Van guest vV ' I 1 6 i l Day Of Olacovary X David Suaakind Show she's about to marry a black man, o x n s OPEN AT 7:45 b upwith some surprising earthbound chigan 200 Indy Car Race. 2) World > I oka. j B I cans ■ 8 8 Gat Smart unexpected reaulta occur. (2 hra.. Robert Schuller explanations ((Diosad Captioned) Women's Powerlifting Champion­ 8 8 Evening At Pope Soprano FEATURE 1ST AT DUSK Plus Deposit in Ci Marilyn Horne joinetheBostonPnnn ® Risk Of Marriage tOmins.) 99t Jonny Quest (^ m in s ) ships. 3) Survival of the Fittest. (90 9 O Movie -(Mualcal-Comady) *** 1:00 9 World Tomorrow ® What About Woman mins.) ® Maverick "Bya.ByaBIrdIa" 1063 Dick Van X Movie-(Drama) **w "They 8:50 ® Movie-(Comedy) *** "Tha 8 NumaroUn Charles Aznavour WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT? 6:30 Dvka. Ann-Margrat MadaMa a Criminal" 1939 John X Bean Sprouts Jokara" 1M 6 Oliver Read, hosts this variety show featuring X Ona Day At A Tima Tha folks at iPG SERVICE DELI‘ 9:00 1:10 Qariiald. ClaudaRaina Achampion 12:30 French aingars and stars, including Ihe Park Utopia Retirement Hotel ® ABCNawa prizefighter, belteving he murdered HBA & GEN. MDSE. ANFi^AGB-H'^AWBEF NABISCO PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES Barrio X Racara Catherine Deneuve, Marcel Mar- awaet-talk Ann, Barbara, ( t y 4 M E i q p 4 STORE SLICED-OOMESTIC Suparharoaa 1:25 a man In a drunken brawl, runa away • A realistic and nutritionally sound diet program. SAVE Mb. X Movie-.UNSC Animala, Animals, Animals ^ Accent On Living "Baby. Tha Rain Must FaH" 1065 midget auto racer. (90 mina.) GATES OPEN AT 7:45 tha Yum Yum Tree" 1963 I ® Jack Haas Goapal Tima Musselmann’s A&P STORE COUPON MnaOn New Jersey ® Movie -(Waatarn) *• Stave McQuaan, Lea Ramick 2:00 PG Ann Page 5:00 ® 8 ® The Big Event 'The Awa­ FEATURE 1ST AT DUSK Sure Roll-On c r 89^ With This VahiaWa Coupon Day Of Olacovary "Staqacoach War" 1940 kening Land:TheTreea‘ tQ78Stars: 3:00 X Movie-(Comedy)**^ "Gal- Electric Company X KoJak X Movie -(Drama) **• ‘'Baxter" Ung Straight" 1970 Elliot Gould. ONiM ws an confMMit that wa h n t dtvilopMl M H A 1-LB.BAO-BEAN 8 Super Memoriae Of Tha Super My Three Sons Elizabeth Montgomery. Hal Hol­ Apple Ju ice Calabrata X 1079 Pntrinia Neal. Britt Ekiand. Cendlce Bergen. A former militant axtramaly affactlva wataht losa program wa Invita Salad Dressings Bowla X Joker. Joker, Joker brook DONT Ihit Week s Top Cat student returns tocollegeafter a six you to caN for a totally t m consultation. Spenal ® Evening At Pope ‘A Tribute to ^ Horaaahow Jumping I Love 8 8 Maatarplaca Theatre'Litlia: 4:30 • FRENCH ^ ^ 9:65 year abaence. (110 mina.) CO INTHE K^REDCiRClE ^hard Rodgers New York Grand Prix Tha New Helen' Episode IV. ® Movie-(Mystery) **H "Sher­ V- •tOOO ISLAND ■ ■ X SchoolhouaeRock 8 Firing Lina'The Controversy 2:09 HOUSE H S tiL fik ’' •( VCNAGC WARf ® Johnny Malhia In Concart <39 PuktJI^Affalra lock Holmaa And tha Secret I TO H A T • ITA LIA N ^ “ ■ 10:00 Over Book Awards’ Qusiata; John W eapon" 1042 Beall Rathbone. X Movie -(Myatary) The Holistic Weight Loss Clinic e F c o f f e e X CBS Sunday Morning (241 Firing Una 'The Vice Pre­ 1946 PaulHenraid. JoanI • C R E A M Y W a-oz ■ I LtmMOfwCwpenPerFwitty. *‘44 Leonard, critic and columnist; Fran­ Nigel Bruce. Oarlock Holmaa com­ X Ottia Rascals cis FitzGerald. Pulitzer Prize win­ sidency, Republicaa Style' Host X Tha Jeff arsons Ex-con murders doctor to . The Professional Building ITALIAN ■■blls. ■ 9 9 * William F. Buckley, Jr bats Protaaaor Moriarty who kid­ ori '^^3ootei SderSei ______LI!!!--”-.!?!______X ® BrItlshOpan ABC Sports will ning author; Oscar Dyatal, head of X World Tomorrow napped an inventor of a new bomb- hia identity, and ia killed by gang­ 341 Broad Street provide coverage of the final round ^ Old Tima Goapal Hour sters, the real doctor's enemies, PHliz's El^f tCTIVE JULY 20-26. H60 w TRESEHyTTHE WIGHT TO LIMIT SALES TO 3 PACKAGES AND TO COHR6CT TYPOORAPHICAL ERRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILASLE TO WHOLESALE OH RL . AIL OtALEM . Bantam Books. Host: William F 8 Films Of Olln Sawall sight. (2 hra.) ot tha British Open, which this year ® It'aYourBualnaaa ■**y Manchester. Ct. 06040 Buckley, Jr (60 mins.) PatUnglll 5.-00 (tie mint.) will ba held at Muirtleld, the linka of 10K30 2:15 ® Connecticut Nawamakara 5:30 X News M A N C H I t T f R tha Honourable Company ot Edin­ ® Movie -(Adventure) •** ® Amaiica'a Athlataa 1980 Odd Couple X Trapper John M.D. 8 UEFA International Soccer PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 646-3a82 MNMCOIIIKM. CALDOR PLAZA burg <3olfafa in Scotland. (2 hra.) "Covert Action" 1978David Jana- QuUKIda X News Boruaaia Moanchan QIadbach at FOR SCREEN TIMES MaaaPorTha ISThBundayOf rm. ■*=30 aan.ArihurKennedy.Advenlure.ex- X X Connecticut; Sean S X Jimmy Swaggart Tha Year Eintrach Frankfort N (15 UEFA International Soccer 8 For Tha Record citamant and auspenae combine in

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Wings of Morning KEYS LOST Monday, July 14. AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in N UR SES A ID E - 3 to II p.m FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT Daytime TV next week Hallo well, Maine in Waddell Park playground. Manchester, Bolton. Coven­ Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut Part lime second shift Apply 646-7509. Reward. try, Hebron, or Andover. Call Street, Manchester Seven-11 on Center Street, MON THRU FftI JG9 PMIOonahuo Show 9 Family Faud ) Villa Alao 523-9401.______between 7 and 3 J iloo Franklin Sliow 12:26 I D re a m t Jaannia LO ST B E A G L E - Black and MLUNG i MORNING ) Alt>Star8occor(Tuo.) CD Naw Jaraay Raport 3:57 tan. Answers to "Mel". OLDER EXPERIENCED ■ I still fascinating SPEECH CLINICIAN for I Ghoat And Mra. Muir 12:30 CD S:1S Nawabraak Vicinity of Manchester Com­ S IT T E R wanted. Wednesday Coventry Public Schools, 3', Friends are to be prized (I) edAHanShow \ Jokor, Jokar, Jokar ) Saarch For Tomorrow 3:58 munity College. Reward. Call through Saturday. 4-12 p.m. MMWNIST DENTAL HYGIENIST. Three days per week Masters in 6:45 ) Tom Loraon Show roaa WIta ( D 9 f yi HALLOWELL, Maine 643-2125. Own transportation. Center I FNntatonaa ple, poses a bright contrast of 19th century Hallowell Second Shift oppor- lo four days per week. Full Speech required Must be CD NawZooRtirtaw I Ryan'a Hopa •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Street, Bess Eaton vicinity. 0:26 g) PlavThaParcantdgaa (UPI) — The romance and to Maine’s nearby capital faded when shippers found responsibilty for recall eligible for Conn State 6:64 4:00 Panonala Call 646-0920. tunities for OB ktornlng Prayw ® Horltago Comar 9 Paaaword Plua ^ John Davidson Show intrigue that drew West In­ city of Augusta — called more accessible ports pro^a m . Outstanding preven- License Send letter and 6:66 0:30 ) Andy Griffith Show FHntstonaa Technical Graduate /iion oriented practice 742- resume to Ur Donald J. arc in the circle of his life is revealed dian traders to this river­ ’’Disgusta’’ by along the rockbound New UNATTACHED? Meet Com­ By CLIFF SIMPS'^)N beauty and richness for all to ap­ S Today'tWomwi Partrldgo Family ^ O Marv Griffin GENERAL CONTRACTOR 6665 or 742-7805. Nicoletti, Coventry Public to us and we rejoice at this deeper 6:00 NFL Arm Wraating (Wad.) front town in the 19th cen­ England coast. In 1821 the patible Companions in needs assistant to help with or equivalent preciate and enjoy. — Anne Flynn ' 12:57 (D Movie 'Lucky Luciano' (MON.), Hallowellians disdainful of Schools. P 0 Box 3i6, Coven­ I recall a salty, old German who Vtrkxn Proorwnmlng Varloua Programming Machester area. Largest low Estim ating, Drafting, and penetration into his personality. (DCD 9 NBC Nawa Updata ‘City AcrossThaRIver'(TUE.).'Man tury is still thriving. the fast food joints, shop­ city had 71 stores and two experience running PART TIME SECRETARY try. Conn 06238 or call 742- 90 NawZooUsviM Jokar'aVflld ol the West' (WED.). 'My Darling cost effective ethical and con­ taught that language at Harvard 12:58 The closely knit com- weekly newspapers ser­ Paper Work. Experience needed for general office 8913 EOE The Bell Here is a quotation from the prayer HMHSFMd Laaala Clementine' (THUR.), 'Bombardier' ping malls and gasoline fidential nationwide service. Milling Machines. back in the twenties, and it was his ( D 9 fyi necessary. Send resume to: work in a small manufac­ I can remember very well from the Book of Common Prayer: M Ed Allen Sliow (Eic. Tud. 0:50 j^RI.) munity, once the nation’s stations just two miles ving 2,000 residents. Register for life 175. Dating i 1:00 P.O. Box 8, Coventry. Conn. We offer a clean, air turing firm. Must type ac­ IMMEDIATE OPENING 9 Nawa laconic comment now and then about "O Lord my God, I am not worthy W*d.) O Domata smallest city, rejected away, "Large warehouses were Prestige, Williamstown, preaching one Sunday morning when 6:16 ^OtOO ^ Young And Tha Raatlaaa 06238. curately. some filing, FOR EXPERIENCED life that I liked much better than his 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety Mass. 01267. conditioned, well suddenly the bell began a frantic to have you come under my roof; yet (E Ndwt affaraona ^ M y Thraa Sona pressures for urban sprawl H a llo w e ll’ s antique filled with the merchandise answering of phones No short PAINTERS ■ Call 643-9097 ^ 9 AIIMyChlldran 9 O Sesame Street equipped shop. teaching. iMy memory tells me that clanging. It was a heavy bell and you have called your servant to stand 6:30 11 Lova Lucy 9 Movie 'Tha Birds' (MON.), and created a tiny streetlamps, awninged of wealthy traders. PART'TIM E. Exceptional op­ hand ne^ed. Call for inter­ Abbott And CottoNo I MIkaOouglaa (DMovla'^howBu8inait'(MON.). WITNESSES TO TWO portunity to earn. Call 643- my grade then was either a C or D — shook the whole building. Actually it in your house, and to serve at your 'Nighi Song' (TUE.), 'A Damsal In 'Spellboundh(TUE). 'Notorious' re n a is s a n c e c e n te r restaurants and windowed Numerous trading vessels Visit our Personnel view at 643-9501. ACCOUNTANT - Manchester MyThrooSont I Rompar Room (WED.), 'The Pit and the Pendulum' RIDER MOTORCYCLE 4684. company has full time posi­ nothing of which to be very proud.) was used to announce a fire— and the altar. To you and to your service I Bultwlnklo M>rtaCantar Dialraaa' (WED.). 'Onca More My bustling with cafe charm bookstores have won the plied constantly between ACCIDENT near 340 Adams Darling' (THUR.). ‘ThaModel and (THUR.).'Mamie'(FRI.) Department to dis­ tion available for a conscien- One time he got to talking about i ) David Lattarman Show 9 Bewitched and proud vitality. Street, Manchester, ap- fire company was supposed to dis­ devote myself, body, soul, and spirit. the Marriage Broker' (FRI.) downtown area designation Hallowell and the West In­ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE clous, self starting individual friendship and in­ I 22 ANva 9 Bonanza roximate time 1:15 a m .. cuss this opportuni­ connect it in order not to disrupt the F ill my memory with the record of Voriout ProorammlnB ) Ironalda O 9 Daye Of Our Uvea Hallowell was once a as a National Historic dies," Emma Huntington CLERK to process all in­ BURQER KING to perform a variety of office dicated that a Movie ^ A-30 /15/80. please call Mr. morning service. Immediately when your mightly works, enlighten my un­ RomporRoom 10:24 S GD Uttia Rascals great shipping capital on District, Nason wrote in a book en­ voices. credit memo and cash ty. duties This posilioh requires man was indeed e:SO ® WaatharVlaw 1:30 Farm er, 2fe-4506.______receipts and assist in collec­ Naad* aavaral man, full or a good general accounting the service was ended, the bell was derstanding with the light of your GD Bawitchad O) Christ Tha Living Word the Kennebec River and The city’s heritage is titled- "Old Hallowell on ? 10:30 CD Proyor WANTED: RELIABLE RIDE tions. Accurate typing a must. part lima, to work background, and a minimum fortunate if over connected again for an emergency. I Holy Spirit; ... Make me an instru­ X AHca (3) JakaHaaaGoapalTIma home to a famous granite being celebrated Saturday the Kennebec." Gerber Seientific 6:6S to and from Hartford, Join our team and bk:ome a of two years office the years he found was reminded of this interruption ment of your salvation entrusted to Amortcon TroH ( £ My Thraa Sana 1:58 5:00 industry. It has staged a by Old Hallowell Day - "The main street of the avaning* batwaan 5:00 9 David Lattarman Show CD ABCNawabrIaf GD Brady Bunch weekdays. Tim e negotiable. member of a progressive Instrument Co. experience Associates one. two. or even Mows 83 Gerber Road, W p.m. and cloalng. Mutt b* when I came across this brief my care ... and by my life and SCroaaW Ita 2:00 9 Movie (Wad.,FrlJ'Funny Lady' colorful comeback after featuring art displays, town was often so crowded Will help with gas and company offering excellent Degree desirable Please three friends at 7:00 So. Windsor ovar 16. write Office .’Vlanager Box reference: teaching set forth your true and ) MorningS 11:00 ^ Aa Tha World Turns (WED ), 'Promises In Ihe Dark' years of decay and neglect, “ mini theater" in city hall (with stagecoaches) that it parking. Please call between opportunuties and benefit 0 Addama Family Equal Opportunity Emptoyor Mtf Apply In paraon: V. Buckland Station the most, I feel _____ "‘This bell,' said the well-meaning living Word. In prayer, quicken my jgt Bunny I Mauda FRI.) Artists, writers and and waterfront musical was difficult for a carriage 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. 643- package, ^ p l y Industronics that that is a very ' I igrtoContorGood Morning Amorlco ) Midday G D 9 OnaLlfaToUva Davay And OoNath W93...... Ink. 489 Sullivan Avenue, Manchester, Conn 06040 sexton as he stood in the vestibule devotion; in praises, highten my love STodOf^ ‘ Lova Boat O Accent On Living (Mon.) AHas Smith And Jonas musicians now mingle with concerts.' to find a passageway," the South Windsor. E O E . 467 Contar Stroot, small number of "friends" but it with the bell-rope in his hand, and gratitude ... All this I ask for the ) Throo Stoogoo I Straight T a « Domatj^EXC MON.) 9 Mlstar Rogers antique dealers whose , . book said. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER does point up how precious they are I Varloua Programming 9 0 9 Doctora Emergency (>na (Exc. Thur.) □ EMPLOYMENT for two adults Light cooking speaking to a party of visitors to the sake of your son our Savior Jesus I MarcuaWalby.M.D. Joker's Wild numerous shops line down-^. , Some people once Cherish the ones you have — and Christ, Amen." 2:30 town Water Street. It **|®*'®^ so many single p ^ MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm Own room and bath Call 521- Church, is not rung every Sunday 11:30 6:16 predicted the city would 3007 recall the familiar advice "If you because of a bad crack. It is only 7:30 ' »r Moon ^ Gllllgan’a Island GD Hermans Pablo makes for an unlikely Caroline become bigger than Halp Wantad 13 start Immadlataly want friends, be one " Perhaps this } FHntetonoa I WhaalOfFortuna 9 Domata 5:30 rung as a warning bell in case of fire, ) PTLCIub-Tolk And Varloty 9 0 9 Another World melange in a city isolated ^^yhew, 41, owner of Boston. AS ASSISTANT MANAGER poem w ill add insight to your Thomas Jefferson 11:67 ^ All In Tha Family NURSES AIDES wanted for P A R T T IM E or a flood, or a visit from the Bishop, ^ 6:00 CD Nawabraak 2:58 0 GMligan's Island inland from ,he ® Market. "Even full time on all shifts. Apply .Nights from 2:00 p m lo 10 00 ‘‘I have never considered a )'Captoln Kangaroo - . It fHAir AMA mnootAyt tltAi. "We like it small," said ASST. STORE MANAGER MEDICAL experience of friendship or help you or some other calamity.’" (D 9 FYI 0 (^rol Burnett And Friends fashionable tourist towns if they are married they director of nursing. Salmon- p m Tuesday through Satur­ in your search for it difference in politics, in religion, in ) BatUoOfThaPlanati 3:00 9 Movie (Mon., Tua.) 'Butch and don’t act like it” antique merchant Butch You’ll learn how to manage a decorating center-selling .ASSISTANT SECRETARY day Apply in person, Glaslon- ) Vartoua Programming CD Guiding Light on the Maine coast. brook Convalescent Home, off needed 2 days per week for philosophy, as a cause for Sundance: The Early Days'(MON.), Berdan. "Hard-headed House Street. Glastonbury. both retail and commercial accounts. As an assistant bury Amoco. 2711 .Main Street. Our Friendship ( Star Blaiara ______AFTERNay. benefits, parking. weekedays 9 lo 5 denominations, seem to generate Alongside these headline deman­ I before publication. lor only one Incorrect Call 528-5598 for appointment Secretaries, typists, bookkeepers, clerks. C R T and glorious array that Melvin Richardson, the new from non-member churches, such as "For some Protestants," a report was a case of a hobby get­ NURSE MDES more attention and more comment ding events, the slow, fragile and dif­ ineertlon and than only Wang operators. All skills needed. Come in lo register or A bright gold blossom unfurls com­ priest, prayed on his knees before the the Association' of Evangelical from themeeting noted, "nota'bly on ting a little bit out of ANTENNA .MA.N - Pari lime than the small steps taken toward un­ ficult process of church members sit­ I Deadline for Saturday lo the aize of tha call Lydia Ciccarello at: Flexible hours License plimenting the red. cross right after his induction. Lutheran Churches and the Southern this occasion some Southern Bap­ hand." retired curator ity. ting down together and seeking to land Monday 12:00 original Inaartlon. required Top pay. for right fcfach flower — distinct, complete I had talked with this man, enter­ Baptist Convention as well. Albert J. Gagne said of 157 la ACCOUNTS 521-5974 In Roman Catholicism, for exam­ confront and overcome differences tists, the sacraments are not so Errora which do not To provkl* Numino Car* Planty ol Fra* Parking man Coventry TV. 742-7303 within itself. God's special creation, tained him in my camp, worshipped locally expressive of the life and suits of Oriental and Euro­ iNoon Friday. in his church, greeted him at the post ple, Pope John Paul IPs apparent do not make much of a splash. laaaan the value ol the In privat* hom*t and PAYABLE CLERK unique, fragrant, rich in beauty and belief of the church as they are pean arm or bought by M a ^ l FacMHIa*. Part SCIENCE TE.ACHER - Cer­ hardening of doctrinal line, Such was the case recently at a A report from the four day meeting Iciaaaiflad ada are advertieement will not tification required Position fullness of life office, etc., etc., but to bow in prayer among more ’catholic’ churches.” Higgins to fill the first mul- lima, full tlm*. Conaldara- with him was to experience a new suggested in the disciplinary National Council of Churches forum said that "there was agreement that |takan ovar tha phone be corrected by an ad­ PART TIME JANITOR - For DOG GROOMER KENNEL starts September 1st. 1980 Yet both arising from a single stalk tiplestory, permanent all tlon givan to pralaranc* Excellent opportunity office complex. Hours: 5:00 to dimension in our relationship, and a measures taken against theologian on Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry. the structure and substance of the aa a convenience. The ditional Inaartlon. ASSISTANT Full lime Inquire Dr Linslone Assis­ — united, sharing similar goals, com­ _An even more dramatic presenta­ steel-and-glass structure oh— Location and Hour*. for an individual with at 10 00 p m Monday, Tuesday, Complete experience in tant Supcrinlendenl, Vernon deeper appreciation for him as an in­ Hans Kung, have overshadowed the The forum was suggested by the statements on baptism and eucharist plimenting each other's assets, sur­ tion in the difficulty of reaching built in the United States. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY least two years of accounts and Thursday. Telephone Mr grooming all breeds Public Schools Telephone 872- dividual. Isn't this often the way wide variety of Roman Catholic- Faith and Order Commission of the were broadly acceptable" — a payable experience. Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ necessary Possible live-in, viving stormy raiiis, celebrating agreement on what many consider to “ He said it was his life. For Information call 7361 Deadline for filing is Lutheran joint celebrations of the World Council of Churches to look at remarkable convergence in view of 643-9515 Qualified applicant must pointment. salary commissions-benefits August 1st. 1980 Equal Oppor sunshine andvwarmth. growing when we suddenly see another in a be the fundamental issues of It represents his life. For different situation. It is as if another 450th anniversary of the Augusburg three documents — on baptism. the wide dNersity of theological and ghe Herald bie accurate with figures, Busy, modern Kennel opera­ lunuty Affirmative Action together in fulinns.bringing a shared Christianity was made by represen­ it, he has gained worldwide CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI have some typing skills and tion 228-9088 Employer AID A ASSISTANCE gggggaaafggggggaaagggga*** tatives of the Friends United recognition," Gagne said the ability to learn quickly. RN-PHN Full time or part- Butinass OpporlunlUas U Meeting, who presented the Quaker of Higgins, who died in of Nortti Eatlom Com. APPLY TO PERSONNEl. SERVICE STATION BARBS time for community health 1961. ^the B eralb 3S7 East Contor 81. ATTENDANT. Experience view of baptism and communion DEPARTMENT. agency serving towns of LOCAL 7 ELEVEN STORE INDEX Monchoatof preferred, but not necessary Carr which radically differs from the Visitors stroll 'through Columbia, Hebron. Andover, A VAILABLE for franchise Apply to G il’s Mobil Route 6, the armory’s castle-like in-' Phil Pastoret Marlborough. Lebanon and Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- more mainline doctrine. Bolton NOTICES ELECTRICAN- Full time w m sixntifh: mc. C o ve n try Varied public 289-8261. Southland Curpora- ervices terior lin^ with jousting position for a qualified elec- 6 1 — Lott And Found 13 Gsitar load health program inemding lion to speak banners to see crusaders' 2 — Pertonalt trican. Candidates should WAITRESS AND COCKTAIL FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL SMrthmadtor, CT schools Competitive salary Worship service; 7:30 p.m., Praise end teaching “ Our problem and concern arises 3 Announcements Another nice thing about have knowledge of installa­ W A ITR E S S . Full and part Andover CHURCH, 745 Mam St. Rev Philip Saunders, iron-linked coats of mail, Excellent benefits including service. 4 Entertainment your newspaper: Where else •a Egnl Opairtwlt; Eapslysr H/F time Apply at Podunk Mill minister 10 30 a m . praise, worship service and EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Church and M A N C H F .S T E R - from the apparent disregard for the solid-plated early Gothic tion. testing, and repair of retirement BSN preferred FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of An­ 5 — Auctions can you find others’ mistakes electrical circuts, equipment Tavern. 289-7929 dover. UCC. Route 6 Rev Richard H Taylor, Bible study. 7pm. deliverance service. Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, oastor; Nancy Carr, executive presence in the Christian family of armor with long pointed to comment on without get­ Contact. Community Health FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake St Rev Rev. Michael R. Lohmenn. aaaociate peator; Lee FINANCIAL and appliances. Must be able HOME WORKERS paitor tt a.m worship service and nursery care director of the Manchester churches of those communions which toes, Maxmillian armor ting your nose punched? Service Incorporated, 228- 9:45 a m . Sunday School James Beliasov. pastor 9 30 a.m , Sunday school; Goodwin, intern; Rev. C Henry Anders^, pastor 8 . BondS'StockS'Mortgages to work from blueprints, 9428 Guaranteed Income' 10 30 a m . worship service. 7 p m . evening ser­ emeritus 6 s.m. Worship In the chapel;V30 a.m. Area Conference of practice a sacramental life in the with fluted breastplates 9 — Personal Loans wiring diagrams and oral in­ Everything supplied Send Bolton vice Worship In the sanctuary, children's chapel and Churches, will speak brief­ Spirit without rites or material and "bearpaw" feet and 10 — Insurance The metric system operates structions. Excellent benefits PART TIME stamped sell-addressed CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams Street nursery. ' on a scale of 10, bat you1l and salary. For more infor­ at Thompson Road Rev. Edward S Pepin, pastor. signs." the statement said. German jousting armor. EMPLOYMENT JOB with abov* avarag* aarnlng potantlal, tor envelope to Arnold Bentley CHURCH OF ST MAURICE. 32 Hebron Road NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 300 ly at the Sunday morning never convert some thirsty Saturday messes at 5 and 7 30 p.m.; Sunday 13 » Help Warner mation, please contact the E88IVE outgoing Individual, who noodt extra Jr 111 Grove Streei Rev Robert W Cronin, pastor Saturday mass at 5 Parker St. Rev Or. Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. service at Concordia " I ’ve had them on. people from measuring every­ personnel department 646- ASSISTA N T D E A L E R - Local Rockville. Ct 06066 masses at 7:30. 9. 10.30 and 11 ;45 a m. Worship service. 14 — Businesa Opportunitiea who wants to oam mor* than Is posalbl* In p m . Sunday masses at 7 30. 9 15 and H a m thing by filths. route Need reliable car Con­ gagggggggggggg************ CHURCH OF JESUS, CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES. 10 a m. Lutheran Church and will They’re horrible. They 15 — Situation Wanted 1222. extension ,481. BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1040 The difference between the Quaker most part tlm* Job*. Starting rata 13.26 par hour, P L U a tact Herald circulation. 647- Boston TurnpiKe Rev Marjorie Hiles. pastor 9 45 SAINTS. Woodside Street and Hlllstown Road. United worship service for Ihe congregations of be a ^est at the brunch pinch. They bite. They EDUCATION The fact that marriage can Manchester Memorial S/(ua(/on Wanted 15 Wendei K Walton, bishop 6.30 a m.. Priesthood view and other churches suggests Hospital. 71 H ^ n e s Street, Commlaslont, PLUS Bonus#*, PLUS Paid Vacations, 9946. ask for Jeanne a m . church school. H a m . worship service. both Center Congregational Church and Second following the service in scratch,” said Gagne, a 18 Private Instructions survive the breakfast table is and Relief Society; 11:15 a m , Sacrament Meeting. Congregational Church at Center Church during how tough the road to Christian unity ST GEORGE S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Boston 19 — SchooiB-Classes due either to true love or to Manchester, Connecticut. Holidays, and 8lck Days. Ws hsvs poopis making up to $353 88 W E E K L Y SALVATION ARMY. 661 Mam St. Capl. and Mrs Kaiser Hall. There will be friend of Higgins and Turnpike Rev John C Holliger. vicar 10 am.. July and at Second Church during August. will be for a long time; that they, and 20 — Instructions Wanted not putting on one’s glasses 06040 E O E . 110 por hour! N U R S E ’S A ID E Three times OrARANTEE - $58.90 Daily Family Eucharist. 11 am Nursery program and Arthur Carlson, corps officers 6 30 a m.. Sundsy an opportunity to talk with museum curator for four weekly, to help quadraplegic Start immediateU school. 10‘45 a m . holiness meeting. 6 p.m.. open- others, participated in the meeting REAL ESTATE until later. coffee fellowship Mrs. Carr about MACC. decades. “ Nothing comfor­ SUPERVISOR for Youth CALL 5R9-4993 Urgent, for month of August sir meeting. 7 p.m . salvation meeting shows how far the ecumenical move­ Homework Free NC. PO BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bolton South Windsor 23 — Homes lor Sale Work Program. Expereinced To sat up an Intanrisw 644-8490 Box 354 Hartford. Conn Center Road Rev J Stanton Conover minister UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. 187 Wood- N a n cy C a r r table to wear. Anyone who 24 Lota-Land for Sale On Ibeir track record, some bridge St. Rev Marvin Stuart, minister 10 a.m., ment has come. in supervising young people 06I4I 9 30 a m worship service and nursery. 10 a.m WAPPINQ COMMUNITY CHURCH. 1790 wore armor was just a sit­ 25 — Investment Property of the contenders this spring Sunday school. 11 a m . worship; 6 30 p.m.. prayer; and knowledge of basic (No students tor summer work.) GENERAL CONTRACTOR gggggggggggggaaggagaaaagtt Ellington Road. Rev Harold W. Richardson, 26 — Business P r o p ^ seem to be running from tbe 7pm. worship ting duck." 27 — Resort Property carpentry, landscaping and N E E D S A n^l time minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., worahip servlet and presidency. ~ REAL ESTATE Coventry PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Spruce St. Rev church school. But a suit of armor 28 — Real Estate Wanted conservations skills experienced D u m p Y ™ fl‘ ^ Richard Gray, pastor 10 30 a m . worship service, RN - Full Time Public Health ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 673 Ellington brought respect in cen­ MISC. SERVICES necessary. 35 hour week. Con­ Back Hoe OperatorX Class I gggggggggggggaai igaaa****** COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Route nursery. 9 15am, Sunday school, 7pm. Informal Road. Rev Carl J. Sharer, peator. Saturday maaaes Nurse Position. BSN and License preferred, anl ability 31 — Services Offered INVITATION tract thru September 30 th. Homes for Sale 23 44-A and Trowbridge Road Rev Brad Evans, worship at 4 and 5:30 p.m . Sunday masaea at 7:30. 9:30 turies past to men who previous public health 32 — Palnling-Papering with potential for refunding. SCHOOL TEACHERS - to service equipment b must pastor Sunday 9 30am worship. 10 45 a m. Sun­ ST JOHNS POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC and 11 a.m. Church activities scheduled roamed the countryside experience desired. For more Exceptional opportunity lo Call 742-6062, between\8 a m day school 7 pm Bible study and fellowship CHURCH 23 Golway Si Rev Walter A Hyszko, 33 — Building-Contracting TO BID E O E . Closing date July 25th. EAST HARTFORD SPLIT ST MARGARET MARY CHURCH. Rev John J. keeping peace and protec­ information, contact: Com­ earn. Call 643-4884 and 5 p.m Wednesday. 7 30 p m prayer meeting pastor 9a m mass in English. 10 30 a.m . mass in Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, aselstant p.m. We Gals; 7:30 p.m. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. 34 » Roofing-Siding Resume to : Box ifU c/o L E V E L • Immediate occupan­ Concordia education wing; 7:30 p.m. 35 — Heating-Plumbing Sealed bids will be received in munity Health Service, ot PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route English and Polish. paator. Ssturday mssses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masaea Conway Diet. ting maidens' virtue. Manchester Herald cy Illness in family In- women’s prayer and study men's prayer and study 36 — Flooring the Office of The Director of Columbia. Hebron. Andover & 31 and North River Road Rev W H Wilhens, ST BARTHOLOMEW S CHURCH. 741 E Middle at 8 30. 10 and 11:30 a m. M ANCHESTER - The "If you were a knight you Tuesday — 10 am. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage ground pool and other extras' pastor 9 a m . Sunday school. 10 15 a m . worship Turnpike Rev. Martin J Schotsky. pastor. Saturday ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand Hill group at'1208 Main St. group at the church. General Services, 41 Center SOCIAL WORKER - Degree Marlborough. 228-9428. mass at 5 p m . Sunday masses at 6 30. 10 and following events have beer were highly regarded by 38 — Services Wanted 12 noon lo 7 p m . 528-1451 service Road Rev Bruce Jecquea, vicar; Rev. Ronald E. prayer group; 11:15 a m. Street, Manchester, Connec­ and- experience required for CLERICAL ASSISTANT ST MARY'S CHURCH Route 31 Rev F Bernard 11 30 a m scheduled by Concordia the serfs and peasants,” Haldeman, aaalstant to the vicar. 6 a.m.. Holy Com­ care and visitation. MISC. FOR SALE ticut, until July 31. 1980 at Crisis Intervention and Finan­ Miller pastor Rev Francis A Liszewski. assistant ST JAMES CHURCH, Rev James Archambautt. munion; 10 a.m.; family service and Sunday achool. Lutheran Church next Gagne said. 40 -> Household Goods PART-TIME pastor Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p m . Sunday Rev. William F Carroll Rev Francis V. Krukowski. Thursday — 10 a.m. 11:00 a m. for the following: cial Counseling for Communi­ AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN REFORMED week: THANKSiaVING 41 — Articles for Sale ty Based Low Income Agency * ME YOU A HAPPY \ masses at 7 30 9 30 and 10 45 a m team mlnisiry, Rev Edward J Reardon. In CHURCH. Rev. Ba^ VanAntwerpen. pastor. 9:45 prayer group; 11:15 a.m. "To own a suit of armor, 42 — Building Supplies PAINTING HYDRANTS SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Route in Vernon. 35 hour week The Town of Glastonbury is seeking a Part-time BY OWNER South Wind.snr residence Saturday masses at S and 7 30 p.m.; a m.. Sunday achool: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. worahip Monday — 7:30 p.m. you had to be a person of 43 — Pets-Birda-Dogs FURNISH AND INSTALL 44A Rev Robert K Bechtoid pastor 9 30 am . care and visitation. Salary negotiable. EOE. Clerical Assistant in its Administrative Services Divi­ Twelve room executive house Sunday masses at 7 30.9 and 10:30 a m. and noon. service, nursery at both aervicea. Stewardship committee NOVENA TO ST. JUDE SKARS great means, b^ause to 44 Musical Instruments TWO ENTRANCE DOORS, ♦PERSON? DO YOU ENJOY I Education for all ages H a m . worship service ST BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Mam St Rev Philip MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH F rid a y - 7:30 p.m. Closing date July 25th. Can be purchased on a lease- and EM R committee. • Ml SI Ml. ipHti, 1.4 m f . pm By 45 — Boats A Accessories LINCOLN CENTER sion. A Sheridan and Rev Emilio P Padelli. co-psitora. (Wisconsin Synod). 300 Buckisnd Road Rev. Organ fund concert with own a suit of armor, you 46 — Sporting Goods Resume to: Box V, c/o purchase. low down pavmenl ■ 4rte «4 a M id K w r M m Eugana East Hartford Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.'m, Sunday Ronald Mueljel. pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service: Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. had to pay 940,000 to $50,000 47 — Garden Products Manchester Herald. tlNEPHONEANDHAVEA| SALARY: $4.00 per hour. 19 hours per week (hours plan Tel 528.7631 masses at 7 30. 9 10 30 and noon. Earnie Gross, clarinetist. •I Irai Oral, m u Umum a a The Town of Manchester is an 10 30 a m . Sunday school. Vacation Bible School Brawar equivalent to present day 46 — Antiques flexible). FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 763 Oak St Rev JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 647 Tolland Turnpike. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH. (Missouri Saturday — 8 p.m. •M MO, MCM MnM a Mt 49 — Wanted to Buy equal opportunity employer, THREE BEDROOM 9 30 a m . Bible discourse, 10.20 a m , group dls- staff; 7:30 p.m. Finance Ralph F Jelley pasto' 10 a m , church school; 11 Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 a.m.. Sundsy school; 9 a M i T. |M I hm racMM Itm Sh Sometimes people think currency,” be said. and requires an affirmative LOT OF ENERGY? Performs general clerical work with considerable COLONIAL Large living a m . morning worship. 7 pm- evening service .cussipn Emanuel Hill Chapter of A tN T A Lt \ \ and 10:15 a.m.. worship. committee. iMtamkurtMMMikvaM. they are broadening their “ That’s why it was owned . figure aptitude. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East Hartford ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH AA in Luther Hall, 52 — Rooms for ^ n t action policy for all of its Con­ ★ ♦ ? room Formal dining ruom Thursday — 1:30 p.m. MMpMMtpMpmraMa minds when it’s only their PAIfS'TERS - Reliable and with bay window Kitchen (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 Main St Rev. (Missouri Synod). Cooper and High streets Rev Emanuel Lutheran Church, by only the wealthiest of 53 — Apartments for Rent tractors and Vendors as a con­ ♦ Permanent part-time J Applications must be on file in the Office of the Town Charles Coley pastor H a m and 7 p m worship Charles W Kuhl. pastor 9 a m , Divine worship; Vernon Golden Age group; 7:30 consciences stretching. people, the kings, the 54 — Homes for Rent dition of doing business with experienced with good Den Suiiporch Two far gar­ 60 Church St. vpa prtiaii a nan I pnM. a M transportation Some 4 positions. ^ Manager, 2108 Main Street. Glastonbury. CT 06033. on services nursery, 9 45 a m . Sunday school; 6 p m . Holy Communion the first and third Sunday of each ST, JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 W w l St.. Rockvill*. Today gross moral perver­ 55 — Business tor Rent the Town, as per Federal age Lot 72 X 250 Peterman Training Union month p.m. stewardship educa­ an M tM M CM. M a a a princes, the dukes, the 56 — Resort Property tor Rent knowledge of residential work or before July 28. 1980. Agenev . 649-9404 646 1171 649- Saturday masaea at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday m aitat n M sion is being rationalized Order 11246. ♦ Call 569-4993. ♦ FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH (Luthwan Church CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon streets at 6:30 (Polish), to and 11:15 a.m. tion committee. earls ...” 57 — Wanted to Rent need^. Call days^, 246-7101: M VFIMIUTIVI «CTmi/(QIMl 0l>P0RT1IIIITY IMPtOVU M F 4844 ■n America). 1120 Silver Lane Rev Paul E Henry on the grounds that we Eugene Brewer, minister 9am. Bible classes; 10 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 69 Union St. South Church 56 — MISC. tor ftent evenings 872-4520#'* Jr pastor 9 30 a m . worship service •ai ^ laim, ia» w fcp Higgins' interest in ar­ Bid forms, plans and a m worship, 6pm. worship Rav Robert L. LaCounte, peator. 9 a.m.. worahip have shaken free of 59 — Farm Lend For Rent NEW FOUR BEDHUDM FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 87 Main FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 447 N. M ANCHESTER - The ■M Oifia.-htfcain M a m i i mor was sparked as a child specifications are available at service: 10:15 a.m., Sunday achool; 7 p,m., evanlrtg Trinity Covenant puritanical taboos and are 60—Auto Parts for Sale COLONIAL wilh living St Rev William E Flynn, minister 10 a m , worship Main St t0'30 a m . church service, Sunday school, service following events have been siaamarnMaiaaanatM as his grandfather told him 61 — Autos tor Sale the General Services Office, service church school, child care; 11 a m . coffee and care for small children MANCHESTER - The more sophisticated in our dining, kilchen. paneled lami- SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Ralph scheduled by South United ai Mn. na mm a> mp an tales of Ivanhoe, King 62 — Trucks for Sale 41 Center Street, Manchester, hour 6 p.m.. youth choir. 7 p m.. youth fellowship COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 585 E Center viewpoint. ly room with fireplace First Kallay. pastor: Rav. Michaal Donohue. Saturday following events have been a u I aa w n imm 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale NOW ACCEPTING FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 1535 Forbes St St Rev James I Meek, minister 915 a m , Church Methodist Church next Arthur, Sir Lancelot and Connecticut. floor laundrv 2'z baths Elec­ mass al 5 p.m.; Sunday maaaes at 7:30. 9, 10 30 The host of a network 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Manchester Carriers Rev Ralph Saunders, pastor 10 a m , Sunday school for all ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 scheduled by Trinity Cove­ Town of Manchester, a m and noon. week: talk show recently inter­ The Knights of the Round 65 — Cempers-Trellefs-Moblle tric radiant heal Two car gar­ school. 11 am worship service; 7 pm., continuing during the service. 10 30 a m., Morning ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 30. nant Church for next week: viewed a well-known enter­ ! Homes - Motor HomM Connecticut APPUCATHNIS age Aluminum siding, slurm evangelistic service Nursery at all services worship, nursery provided Tuesday — 9 a.m. to Ti.ft Table. Rev Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 e.m.. communion; Tuesday — 6 a.m. Men’s 66 — Automotive Service Robert B. Weiss, windows, doors Landscaped BURNSIDE UNITEp METHODIST CHURCH. 161 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 236 Main 3l, Rev noon, fair workshop in the tainer who was to sing at He bought his first suit of Needed In These Areas: Church St Rev Henry J Scherer J r . pastor 9 30 10 e.m.. family service and church school. prayer breakfast at General Manager D lot Peterman Agenev.649- Neale McLain, senior pastor. Rev George Emmitt. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH. 51 the Republican Conven­ armor while on a schoolboy FOR CLOSING SHIFT 9404 . 646-1171. 649-4844 a m . worship hour with child care provided for in­ (M7-07 minister of visitation and outreach 9 30 a m . Son^ Old Town Road. Rockville. Rev. Mlchelino Ricci, LaStrada West Restaurant. tion. The interview fants through age 5 day school. 10 45 a m . worship, children s church trip to Europe. “ It’s paator. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., worship services. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m. centered more about the Hours 7 - Close WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH (Unitad and nursery; 7 p m.>. evening service, nursery. ST.MSECHUMWUm almost impossible to buy a Laurel St. BOLTON - Country living VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Route Methodist Church). 110 Ellington Road Rev Gor­ CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Family night at church singer’s "live-in Park St. 30. Rev Msr)orle Hiles. pastor. 9:15 a.m.. worship Legal Notice Laurel Place (Closers must be 18 years or older) only minutes I r o m Middle Turnpike Rev Kenneth L. Gustafson, JU LY 21-26 suit of armor today," don Gale, pastor 9 30 a m worship service, child service, nursery. with a picnic supper. girlfriend" than the Otis St. Manchester 6 room spill wilh care pastor 9 30 a m . Sunday school. 10:30 a m., ser- . Gagne said. "He (Higgins) New Street CHURCH OF 8T. BERNARD. Rockville. Rev. Thursday — 6:30 a.m. FREE ADMISSIONIfim political setting for his In accordance with Section 9-19b of the Election Laws, notice is Chestnut St. Uniforms provided, free food, supervised rec room plus Floriau room vice ot worship. 6:30 p m . evening service FREES! bought his from estates, hereby .given that the Registrars of Voters will accept Chestnut St. with wixxlburiiing stove East Glastonbury CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH. (LCA). 40 John J. White, putor. Saturday maaaas at 5 and 7 Women's prayer breakfast being in Detroit. Such Forest St. training, pleasant working conditions, Pitkin St Rev. Burton D Strand, pastor. David p m.; Sunday masses et 7.6:30.10 and 11:30 a.m. • r a m i m . •games topics sell shows better. ' old manor houses, friends applications for admission as an elector at the following Winter St. Coast Really 528-9668 ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. at LaStrada West ST DUNSTANS CHURCH. Manchester Road B Stacy associate pastor 9 a m Holy Commu­ Adultery, fornication, and second hand shops.” location: Garden St. and regular wage increases. Rev Joseph R Bannon. pastor Saturday mass at 5 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, paator. • RAKED GOODS •TAG SALE ANTIQUE COLONIAL nion. nursery care provided. 10:45 a m., worship sarvice. Restaurant. and homosexual practices Savings Bank of Manchester p m . S ihday masses at 8. 9 30 and H a m Livingroom with franklin UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY: East. 153 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Varnon, F rid a y — 7:30 p.m. After Higgins made his 923 Main St. • HmY DMGO •FITCH t DV are sin, regardless of the A P P L Y “ stove Formal dining rwim W Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister, 695 Hartford Turnpika. Rav. John A. Lacey, Quarterly church business fortune in pressed steel, he Manchester, C T Hebron to 30 a m.. Service. euphemisms applied to Center St. First floor laundry Three mlnlater, Rev David C. Bowling, aaalatam minister. meeting. • RECORD DOOTH •ARTS I CRAFTS commissioned Boston Thursday, July 24, & 31, 1980 TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack 9:55 a m.. Church school. crll>room. child care; 10 them. Those who practice Center St. Broad St. 1221 ToHond Tpko. bedrooms ID baths Pool ST PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 85 Si Rev. Norman E. Swensen. pastor; Milton Nllson. a.m.. Worahip service. • FOOD, KE CREAM, lEVBUCES such things shall not in­ architect Joseph D. Leland 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Rosemary St. with deck Two car garage assistant pastor. 6’ 1S and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ Griswold St. Msnehostor, Conn. Rev William Persing. rector 10 a m . Worship ser­ FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL herit the kingdom of God. 1 In 1931 to build the steel- 159.900 Group 1. Philbriek vice vices. nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible Signed, Newman St. 46 Wool Contor St. CHURCH INC.. 9 Ellington Ave.. RoekviNe. Rev. Emanuel Lutheran PLENTY OF PARKIN6I Lilac St. Agency. 646-4200 GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Hebron Khool classes for all ages, three through adult, Cor. 6:9-11. Shifts in public and-glass museum as a Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar Edward. G. Laski Eldgerton St. Monchootor, Ct. nursery for infants. Philip Saunders, mlnlatar. Sunday. 2:30 p.m.. Trumble St. Rev David G Runmon-Bareford. paator 1030 MANCHESTER - ENTERTAINMENT ON WED. * SAT. opinion in no way reflect a showplace for what be Frederick E. Peck, Registrar Roger C. Ouellette ST MARYS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Park and deliveranca aarvlca; Wednaaday. 7:30 p.m.. RANCH - Nine rooms Formal a m , Worship service, nursery 915 a m.. Church daliveranca aervlca. The following events have change in God’a Judgment M cD onald^ school Classes Church streets Rev Stephen K. Jacobson, rector CAR RAFFLE SAT., JULY 26 11 P.M. termed "the world's func­ Paul Phillips, Deputy Registrar Ann L. Kibble dining room Hec room wilh TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Routs 30 and - they only make self- YOU DESERVE A Rev J Gary l Hommedieu. assistant to the rector; been scheduled by tional ait." Robert VonDeck, Deputy Registrar wet bar Separate master Meadowlark Road. Rev. Thomaa N. Cobey. paator. 8th Annual Pariah Carnival deception easier. Please Call Manchester Rev Alan J Broadhesd. assistant to the rector. 9 a m. Worahip aarvioa with staffed nursery achool Emanuel Lutheran Church Assitant Registrars BREAK TODAYI bedroom suite wilh cathedral '7 30 a m . Holy Eucharist; 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. during the service. for next week: ST. ROSE CHURCH eROUNDS Higgins also started a ‘ Carol B. McCarthy ceiling Large flag stone GOSPEL HALL. Canter Street 10 a.m.. breaking SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1126 aRRCHOFORttr ' Jeanna 649-3209 TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Monday — 9 a.m. staff; 39 Church tL, lad Hartford museum library which con­ Irene R. Pisch M c D o n a U ’r U an equal opportur.ily employer M/F patio Pool Wood-burning breed; 11 45 e m . Sunday ecnool; 7 p.m.. goepei Main St Rev Dr George W Webb, Rev. Laurence Main Street end Elm Hill Road. Rev. Kenneth E. Lydall and Vernon Streets meeting tains more than 2,000 Helen H. Stevenson stove $89,500 Group 1. M Hill. Rev Bruce A Pehrion. pastors. 10 a m.. Knox, pastor 9:30 a m. Worship sarvlot. 10 a.m. Old Guard; 1:30 e-11 P.M. NITELY III volumes about armor. 0S(M)7 Philbriek Agency 646 4200 11 - EVENING HERALD, Sat , July 19, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 19, 1960 — 1 5 Frank * Ein— t PMnuU — ChariM M. Schulz ACROSS 4 On the affirma­ Answer to Previous Puzzle m tive side Business & Service 1 Mivday tignil 5 Astronauts' Q L U M 0 L U T e N 7 READ THE 4 M a m i'i ' "all right" A 0 E A L M A p A 0 A T T o P stY i j r s M0RNIN6,' THE SUN 15 5HININ6,' ■ husband (comp, wd.) Q A a S A P H 0 E r w iLU AS So o n IT'S A BRANP NEW 8 Wading bird 6 Implores e R A 0 M ,1 C K V (3 > * . 12 What (It.) 7 Eagle's nest N 0 N A L A N PA*/, ANP I'M ALIVE a A 0 1 0 1 D A 0 D u C T 13 Function 8 Identifications By ADigaii van Buren 0 A Z E A L T A L O U IP As THE GOLDFISH 14 Forca unit (II) E N E 0 1 0 E j T T 0 N 15 Bystander 9 Side-effect D 1 t 0 A 0 1 D 1 N 0 17 Animal (comp, wd.) h G E T HERE. Y 0 V 0 A M society (abbr.) 10 South 0 L E E f A T A L A 18 Woodless American DEAR ABBY: I attended three funerals in the last month A 1 0 S A f T A T 0 M region Indian and have some tips for good friends who really mean it E K 0 A L E E A U 0 A 19 Forever 11 Actor Connery when they ask the family of the deceased, "Is there L E 0 T E 0 N A M E t s r hw 21 Fled T «> 16 Scandinavian anything I can do?" 22 Egyptian deity god ■Iliere are countless details to deal with, ouch as funeral 25 What person 36 Pronoun 51 Hawkeye 20 Barn’s mate 40 Cheer Sarv/cai Offartd 31 Sarv/cu OHtnd 31 Painting-Paptring 32 Building Contracting 33 Boata-Accaaaortat arrangements, people to be notified, transportation and Priscilla’* Pop — Ed Sullivan 27 Sips 23 Snow runner State 45 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Hontat tor Rant 54 Autoa For Sala 61 43 Geological pe­ housing for incoming relatives and friends. 30 MuNIe 53 Do farm work PAINTING - INTERIOR AND FARRAND REMODELING - 24 Emanate riod CiM TREE SERVICE - Free DAVE'S USED When bringing in food, please bring it in foil or disposable 33 Gallery 26 Fortune 54 Doesn't exist EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, 10 H P J O H N S O N MANCHESTER MAIN 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - 4 I THINK STUART HA,'9 hanging 45 Seaport m eslimates. discount senior REFRIGERATION and HE CAN ACTUALLV NOW IF WE CAN ^ 27 Trifle (cont.) Experienced, re fie n ce s. Ser- Room Additions, Decks, All OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. Door. Good running condition. conUiners, otherwise containers must be washed labeled FINAUV CONOUEREP 34 Phrase of un­ Arabia , i i I zens .Company Repair Washers, dryers, WALK FAST TH E JUST EUAMNATE 28 Annoy 55 This (Sp I ving WiJimantic, types of Remodeling and overhauled. $250. Gill 646- Hot water. Appliances. No Brown. $850 firm. Call 646 stored and returned. This takes time. derstanding (2 47 Language \l.incliesler-owned and refrigerators and stoves HIS (XIMPULSION TD LIBRARV WITHOJT THE PROOLING- 29 Against law Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 1516, after 3:00 pm.______^ t s . Parking. Security. 523- MOVE INTO THE COUNTRY 0908 after 4:30 weekdays. It would be helpful, too, if some casseroles could be wds) 57 Female saint operated Call 646-I327 repaired Parts also Mancliesterr^Tiflton, Coven- 0OUNCEA BALL ON SETTING EXCITEP.' 30 Turn aside peculiarity ly insured. Phone 643-6017. - This Bolton 3 Bedroom brought in unbaked to be frozen and used a -week or two 36 Whimper (abbr.) available 649-0947. trv. Columbia, Tolland areas. 16 FOOT ALUMINUM BOAT THE UBISftRV STEPS/ 31 Besides 48 Makes Home has everything! Call 1975 VEGA - Excellent run­ later, when needed. 37 Infirmities 59 Hawaiian W J Grillo 423-6582. with car seats. Newly painted. 32 Fishing aids . garments WES ROBBINS Carpentry Locators for details. ^5646. ning condition. Good body and 39 Biblical volcano. OVERHEAD GARAGE Trailer, with spare tire.$475. Friends shouldn't visit at mealtime, especially those with 35 Printer's 49 Mideast GENERAL PAINTING - remodeling specialist. Ad­ new tires. $875 firm. Call 646 children who need to be fed. preposition Mauna _ . DOORS SERVICED AND 649-7831. 41 Time zone measure seaport U-li I'PHOLSTERY Custom Interior Exterior ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 2936. 60 Noun suffix REPLACED Reframingdone RENT NEGOTIABLE in this Offer to sit with the house during the funeral. Due to ' (abbr.) Work Free Estimates Woll Specializing in Exterior Trim. built-ins, bathrooms, Sporting Goods 46 publicity, families across the nation have returned from also Fourteen years lazy 4 room home. All modern 42 Titter (si.) 1 2 r - 4 1 6 7 — 6 . 10 pick up and deliver Please References. Insured. Call kitchens, 649-3446.______1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ " experience Call 647-1948. days appliances. Don't delay, call SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOMS lunBraiB to find that their homes have been burglarized 44 Overjoys eall 646-2161 alter 4 00 p m tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 nr evenings Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- DESIGN KITCHENS with basement, wooded lot for Most prople are reluctant to ask a friend to miss the funeral’ 46 Das Vaterland 12 13 14 today! Locators. 236-5646. negotiable. Telephone 643- 5087 Cahinets, Vanities, Formica kis to play. Good school. Only but believe me, this is one gesture of friendship that is (abbr) 6785, or 659-1723. II IS 17 HHICK UI.OCK STONE Counter Tops. Display, CAMERA & PHOTO $275. Locators. 236-5646. greatly appreciated, so please offer, 47 Made mad SAVE OVER $30 IN INTERIOR PAINTING AND 48 Ocean Fireplaces, concrete Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen EQUIPMENT bought and I realize that these suggestions are only common sense, IS 19 2 0 2 T POSTAGE' I will list you with Chimnev repairs No job too WALLPAPERING. Cabinet Fronts. Custom sold. Also: Camera Repairs but you might find them worth printing. 50 Assistance small Save' Call B44'8356 for over 300 Firms Receive all Quality professional work at DESIGNED FOR 52 Indian 22 23 34 29 3 6 Woodworking. 649-9658. and Testing, all at fair prices. IOWAN estimaies types of Money Making reasonable prices. Fully in­ Call 643-6777 evenings. EFFICIENCY - All utilities 56 Chicagp 1976 BLUE MAVERICK. Six Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawronea 27 21 29 3 0 31 tilfers Send $2 00 to A sured. FYee estimates G L. paid. Now $155. Challenges VERNON - Country contem­ transit lines 33 cylinders. 40,000 miles. Clean. DEAR IOWAN: Indeed they are. Common sense is 58 Slickness Bentlev Jr P () Box 448. McHugh. 643-9321 Cardan Products 47 comparison. Call for details. porary 3 Bedrooms with hase- 3 3 34 39 HEWE.'Wl.NG UIRN In good condition. $1800. 2630 very uncommon. 6 1 ______Disney 36 Tolland. 06084 Locators, 236-5646. ment, fireplace. Modern OKAY! START IIOl.ES Zippers, umbrellas mpg on highways. 643-9508, EASY, PAHLINei WHAT 62 Courts P A IN T IN G BY C R A IG WOODEN DECKS BUILT and PICK YOUR OWN kitchen. Kids and pets ok. EXPLAIWIN(3i AR E YOU (5ETTIW6 SO 37 3 1 3 9 4 0 41 repaired Window shades, 6465635. DEAR ABBV: Why would a man insist on knowing where 63 Insect at a B & M TREE SERVICE. Call OGMTiiN. Interior and Reasonable RASPBERRIES. Bunker Hill Locators. 236-5646. PASSIONATE ABO UT 1 lenetian blinds - ’iCeys TV his wife is every minute of the day? Do you think he suspects picnic 4 2 43 44 49 now for Free Estimate Exterioi^pecialisl! Fully In- . Road, Coventry. 75 cents a FOR RENT Marlow's. 867 AUTO FOR SALE. 1972 Pinto. that she might be fooling around? 64 Eye infection EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN siired F reeE slim ates. Call ^^^Workmanship! Call 649- pint. Free containers. No 40 47 Mam Street 649-5221 $600. Excellent running condi­ B. IN BIRMINGHAM 65 Loves (Let.) Tt) SAVE VOi: MONEY Ful- children. Open Monday - GLASTONBURY - Invest in 66 School organi happiness. This beautiful tion. Call after 5:00 p.m. 646 4 1 49 50 91 93 93 94 99 Iv Insured References Rooting ...... 34 Friday, 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. ration (abbr) energy science apartment can EAST HARTFORD - Spacious 4064. DEAR B.: Not necessarily. Maybe he just wants to DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR DAN SHEA PAINTINGG ' ^ - Weekends 9 a.m, - 4 p.m. 643- S6 67 99 99 6 0 be yours by calling Locators, 3 Bedrooms, with basement. be sure where ahe is while he’s fooling around. CITIZENS' 643-7285 DECORATING. Interior• and lOOFER WILL INSTALL 0325. DOWN 236-5646. F'ully equipped. Large yard |1 Exterior Also: Wall roof, siding or gutter for low DEAR ABBY: Why do people expect musicians to 62 63 L.-VWNS CI T Expert service for kids. $330's. Locators. 2 ^ 1 Rat-bottomed COMPLETE LAWN Quality Craftsmanship! Call discount price. Call Ken at entertain at weddings, benefits and other functions for free? 6 4 Lowest rates around Call for WO® 5646. boat 09 96 MAINTENANCE 646-5424 or 646-1305 647-1566 They’ll say, "Y ou ’re lucky God gave you a talent. You free estimate 649-7773 FORD LTD. 1971. Air con­ 2 Phrase of Experienced in: Trimming. should share it with the world!" evenings OPEN ditioned. Two recent tires. dismay(2 wds) (MlVtRAMS iN*fRM($| AltH Planting. Interior & Exterior Haaling-Plumbing 35 BUDGET MINDED? - One A good musical performance is 10 percent talent and 90 Needs tail pipe. $550. 1970 3 Market Painting Free Estimates bedroom. Good location. PLYMOUTH WAGON as-is. percent work. CER.4M1C FIRING Discount Call Mark 646-2001 evenings NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet BUCKUND Close to shopping and COVENTRY LAKE - Lake $125. Days. 522-2344. Parents spend thousands of dollars on music lessions. rates Quick service Call 643- repairs, plugged drains, transportation. Only $160. SUPERIOR PAINTING by front year round 4 Bedroom Evenings. 6^2445. They are not free! 2543 kitchen faucets replaced, Locators. 236-5646. Painting-Papering 32 college students at reasonable Cottage available September Costumes, music, gasoline and baby sitters all cost Allsy Oop — Dave Graus repaired, rec rooms, FMMS DriclQC rate Free estimates. Call thru May. Dependable Uconn bathroom remodeling, heat money. Organizations will spend money for a meeting room, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Colin O'Neill. 649-6153. M M HUTS S Students con sidered. $360 modernization, etc. Free decorations, food and speakers. But they expect musicians - Interior and exterior monthly 646-0882 ; 643-7567. to donate their time and talent. WATCH (T, (3 0 P! Estimate gladly given. M & M MOVE TODAY! Furnished 1 1974 FORD TORINO WAGON. Commercial and residential. VECETMIUS Abby, please spread the word that the ability to sing or SHE'S GETTING Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag W.4NTED Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Bedroom. Air conditioning. Small eight- uses regular, REA17Y 10 spring ! Free estimates Fuliv in­ Burr Corners, OtHcaa-Storaa tor Rant 55 play an instrument may be a God-given talent, but it takes HOL'SECLE.-kMNG Respon­ Bills paid. Near transporta­ automatic ps, new radials, sured 646-4879 hard work and practice to make it entertainment. sible. reliable Call 646-2234 PAINTING. INTERIOR AND UGLY Manchester tion. Under $200. Locators, new shocks. 60,000 miles. (OppMit* CaldoPt) Excellent condition. $1425. PAYWORTHY Responding to one notrump after 2 p m J P. LEWIS i SON- Interior EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully B im m iB L 236-5646. insured Nine years 643-1386. & Exterior Painting Paper B l f L A Z I D i DEAR PAYWORTHY: Consider it spread. By Oiwald JaiMby notnunp, a heart lead will COMPLETE LAWN Hanging Remodeling experience Free estimates. In Home Guarantee 310 i 600 SQUARE FOOT and Alan Sontag Chip Repair 1979 Trans Am. Low m ile^ . knock out your ace. It hearts MAINTENANCE Shrubbery Recreation Rooms Call 649- 64^1085 OFFICES for rent. Central DEAR ABBY: My husband and I disagree on something. I porcelain S location. Newly redecorated, Loaded with extras. Call ^ break 4-4, you will still make trimmed Weed and pest con­ %58. feel that an 11-year-old child should be sent to another room, The notnunp opening la a Fiberglass. Spray i STOP with ample parking. 1497. three notrump; it they break trol Reasonable prices Free EXTERIOR PAINTING outside, or somewhere out of hearing range when his picture bid. In standard Appliances & | Telephone 649-2891. 5-3 and the man with the long estimates 647-9260 LEE PAINTING Interior i Experienced college student Cabnets Display at: AT THE parents are having a serious disagreement about money American it shows 1618 high- hearts holds the ace of exterior Check My Rate Quality work Very B HIGHLAND ST.. E.H. matters, marital problems, etc. card points and either 4-3-63, diamonds, you will be held to Before You Decorate " GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND Raaort Property LAWNMOWERS reasonable prices. Call Mike. My husband feels that it is perfectly all right for the child 4-4-62 or 6 6 6 2 distribution. two notrump. ______1203) 520-8200 For Rant REPAIRED 15". Sr Citizen Dependable Fuliv insured 569-3458 or M9-4945 CORN CRIB 56 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA to hang around and listen, so he can "learn.” As responder you know There Is a well-known con­ Discount’ Free pick up and 646-1653 a SPORT COUPE - Two door. What do you say? immediately where you vention today to get vou to Building Contracting 33 Flooring Buckland Road should head. With less than deliverV Expert service IVTI^iKlt'tJt & EXTERIOR 36 Engine good Interior good. d i Pf e r i n g v i e w s The Fllnlatona* — Hanna Barbara Productions spades with tnis sort of hand. ECONOMY LAWNMOWER PAINTIVC Needs windshield. Please call DEAR DIFFERING: An 11-year-old should not be . eight points, you want to find Developed by Sam Stayman LEON CIEZSYNSKI FLOORSANDING & South Windsor 6462094. keep trying. the b a t part score; with eight and George Rapee in the early 647-3660 Guasanteed Lowest Prices & MARTHA'S VINEYARD. an ear-witnesa to his parents’ marital disagreements, BUILDER New homes, ad­ REFINISHING floors like or nine, you want to suggest Forties, ft provides that the For th« lirtt nallvo. corn and potaloaa of lha Two bedroom home in money fights or adult discussions. But if he is a n d , o v e r HEKET^’^rT ir'S Quality Workmanship' 1, 2, ditions. remodeling, rec new! Specializing in older 1969 BONNEVILLE - 4 Door. game; with 1614, you want to two-club response to notnunp aaaaon. Opon dalj^i 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Par- residential area. Walking dis- pointedly sent away, he may suspect that something IS OUR SPECIAL c a l l e d SWIMMING LESSONS - and 3 family houses, we'll rooms, garages, kitchens floors. Natural and stained Runs good. Automatic. $350. Eld game; with more, yoi is artificial and forcing and tace to beach shops and terry. is seriously wrong between his parents, causing him OF THE WEEK./... * T F / £ Given By Certified Instructor, beat any price! remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, floors. No waxing any more! ticipala In ouj iraj^aaollno offer. or best offer. Call 646-4122, want to suggest or bid a slam. asks partner to bid two of a Vineyard Haveg;^429-6381. to feel threatened, frightened and anxious. WBBK- for all ages and levels Mv There is little need tc four-card major 11 he can. Call after 4:00 h49-,5tW8 dormers, roofing. Residential Also: PAINTING. John Ver- after 4:00 p.m. So I recommend privacy for such occasions — and Otherwise, he rebids two pool Call 647-9039 or commercial. 649-4291 faille, 646-5750. subtlety in acquiring it. explore when responding to Wanted to Rant 57 1978 BUICK OPEL. Very good notrump with a balanced diamonds. Antiquat 48 condition. 30 plus mpg. Call Do you wish you had more friends? Get Abby’s hand, but even with 4-63-3 With this responding hand, MOTHER h DAUGHTER after 5:00 p.m. 64652fe. booklet, “ Hoye-To, Be Popular; You’re Never Too distribution such hands as 6 A if you elect to use Stayman RED GOOSE FAR-M. An- SOUTH WINDSOR Styled LOOKING for 2 Bedroom Young or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, self- K 7 5 H - 5 3 3 D- K 10 4 C - Q 9 your next bid will be three tiques. Goose Lane, Coventry. for the times. Modem Two Apartment in Manchester 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON - 8 may produce four spades notrump unless partner's 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: Abby, REFRIGERATORS CHRYSLER AIR TEMP AIR KENMORE 18 LB WASHER - with utilities for under $330. $400. Call 643-6013. and not three ootrump ' rebid is two spades, whereup­ and Sunday. extras to advertise. Popularity, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Washers Ranges, used, CONDITIONER - 9600 BTU. 3 drawer oak dresser with Call Cail 289-4625. 90212. on you bid four spades. guaranteed and clean .New 220 Volts Used one season. mirror. Cabinets. 3 war­ Locators, 2365646. Trucka lor Sala 82 We will discuss the Stay- BY OWNER IN shipment damaged, G E & $200 Call 649-6253 drobes. Wheei chair. En­ THE PACK RAT will open by Mlac. tor Rant 58 man convention at length next MANCHESTER - 6 Room chance, or request during the FRIGIDAIRE low prices cyclopedia. 3 rugs. Punch MANCHESTER - Luxurious 1978 FORD COURIER week. Cape 3 bedrooms Rec room B D Pearl it Son. 649 Mam G.E AIR CONDITIONER - bowl set. Combination sink summer. Call 643-6880. furnished or unfurnished one (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | with bar Walking distance to PICKUP - 2.3 Litre. 15,700 Street, 643-2171 1 1,500 BTU. Used one and cabinet. Utility trailer. bedroom apartment. Wall to miles. Clean. Best offer. Can school and shopping A N T IQ U E S t summer. $200. Call after 6:00 Smith-Corona eiectric wall carpeting. All be seen at A-1 Self Service Interested •> Call 643-8^7 C O L L E C T IB L E S - W ill RENTAL - Office space, up to STEREO COMPONENTS. p.m . 643-9908 typewriter, go cart engine, appliances. Swimming pool. Gas. 196 Spencer Street, purchase outright or sell on 750 square feet and Lafayette receiver, speakers. large box o f assorted dolls. Lots more. Adult. $360. 643- Manchester. Bernice Bede Osol SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 ROOM Garrard turntable Eixccilent 1968 Volkswagen Beetle 643- commission. Houselot or 1318, or 6461117. Warehouse space, up to 1,000 RA.NCH I'z baths Fireplace sound New $500 First $225 * TAG SALES 2371. single piece. Telephone 644- square feet, with docking Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 Heated Recreation Room 1 buys It 228-3145 8962. 30 plus PROFESSIONAL facilities. Both in Bolton acre Manv extras' $67,900 SCOimO (O ct 34-Nov. 22) You OLD ORIENTAL RUGS - PERSON wanted to share 6 Notch area. 6461677. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 568-2572 644-2790 TAG SALE - Old tool collec C f o u r fit comfortably Into situations Room size, and Scatter. Cali Room Duplex. Unfurnished. Speedy Telephone tion. over 200 pieces to select □ REN TALS today where targe group# are 6467488. Quiet type a must! Non- quotations. Immediate ^ ffirth d a ^ CAPE 6 Rooms, pius enclosed IMISC. FOR SALE from, ham operation equip­ □ AUTOMOTIVE involved. It isn't likely you'll be smoker preferred. $.175 coverage available. Call Joan Just another face In the crowd. porch Remodeled kitchen ment and other items, life ELECTRIC RANGE HOOD Rooms for Rant 52 monthly plus half of utilities. at Clarke Insurance. 6461126 8A(UTTAfllU8 (Nov. 23-Oeo. 21) with new cabinets and Arllclea tor Sale Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ Runs good. 3 interior hollow Call 643-6852, 9 a m. to 2 p.m. Autos For Sala 81 Strong hunches today pertaining counters Fireplaced living sor. 10 to 5. July 19th. Rain Juty20,1M 0 doors. Home decor wall MOTORCYCLE to things you deem Important room New vinyl siding date: July 20th. should not be Ignored. In fact, plaques. Pair girl's roller ANSALDI VILLAGER - Two WE PAY TOP PRICES for INSURANCE. Same day UtHixe to th6 fullest your pen­ Garage Immaculate con­ chant for organizing things and they may prove lucky for you. skates, size 13. Pair girl's Bedroom Townhouse. wrecked and junk cars. A & B coverage available dition' Group I Realtors TAG SALE-July 19th, 20th, 9 MATURE MALE ROOM $15. managing others this coming CAPfllCOfIN (Dee. 2 2 - J ^ 19) figure skates, size 13.643-5423. Fireplace. August 1st. $450. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Competitive rates. Call Judy. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. ALUMINUM Sheets used as to 5. 48 Irv in g S tr e e t, Female, mature $10. Non- year. In these areas lie your good Although you're Innately practi­ plus two months security. One Call Tony ------Crockett Agency Inc., 646 cal, dare to be a dreamer today. printing plates, .007 thick Manchester. Moving to smokers, Live-In. References. forlurw. jobwise and otherwise. PING PONG TABLE with bedroom August 1st. $300. plus 1577. Lady Luck may help you turn a COLONIAL- 6 I,arge Rooms, Florida! Tools, generator, One must have license, plus CANCEK (June 21-July 22) One 23x28': , 25 cents each or 5 net. Desk, elegant walnut two months security, of the major reasons you'll be a wish into a reality. plus paneled attic Uz baths, for$l Phone 643-2711 Must be chain saw, camping equip­ (g irl's) $140. Dining room few errands and some meals Lesperance, 646-0505. welcome addition at social AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feb. 19) eat -in-kitchen Front to back picked up before 11 a m ment, furniture, clothing, table, 4 chairs, server, free! 6465459. gatherings today is because living room with fireplace. 24 ONLY household items, books, mis­ mahogany English style $400. MANCHESTER AVAILABLE WANTED JUNK AND LATE you'll say all the right things to fool master bedroom on quiet cellaneous Phone non-work hours, 643- AUGUST 1st - Immaculate 4 M ODEL W RECKS - Cash 1978 KAWASAKI 250, Only 300 buoy the spirits and egos of dead end street $69,900 others. Romance, travel, luck, SEARS STEREO - Am-fm. 8 8293. Room Apartment with gar­ Paid. Cgll Parker Street Used miles on it! Hardly ever used! resources, possible pitfalls and Group I Realtors. Philbrick track with recorder, turntable TAG SALE - 245 Mountain age. No ^ ts . References and Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. Call 742-8726 anytime. Agency. 646-4200 and two speakers Excellent Road. Saturday form 9 to 4 F O R M A T U R E career for the coming months Building Suppllaa 42 security. $350, unheated. 646 are alt discussed in your Astro- condition. $200 Call alter 6 Great variety of merchan­ RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, 4022 or 6466905. C O R V E T T E , 1975 cou pe, 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 1000 - low Qraph, which begins with your NEW LISTING ■ 6 Room dise! non-drinker. Pleasant room. p.m., 647-1400 USED TIMBERS. 2 x 8’ automatic, options, $6375. mileage, excellent condition birthday. Mail $1 for each to Ranch 3 bedrooms References and security tongue and groove decking. ROCKVILLE. Four room Corvette, 1963, original coupe, $220(k)r best offer. 742-6419. Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio Fireplace Attached garage required. 6466025. Available TAG SALE - "Something For Call 643-4139. apartment. No pets. Responsi­ $7800. Call 6461149. City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure T re ^ lot $57,500 Group I. immediately. Perflex filter 8 x 12 deck Everyone!'' Saturday July ble adults only. References to specify birth date. Belfiore Agency. 647-1413 (July 23-Aim. 2 $500 00 or best offer. 568-7317 19th, 9:30 a m, to 4:00p.m. 559 Doga-BIrda-Pata from present and former 43 THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ fortunate materlaHy today if you Spring Street, Manchester. landlord required. 875-4524. NElt' LISTING - Two Houses trally' located. Kitchen 1977 YAMAHA XS 360 D - 5300 deal in areas where your basic or SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, DIAL 6465971 and something on one large lot 4 Room privileges. Call 6462358. 1967 CHEVY II - 6 cylinder, miles. Excellent condition! family needs are concerned. Processed Gravel, Sand, G A R A G E S A L E - R e a l good will happen to your pet. EAST HARTFORD TWO Colonial. 2 bedrooms, gas •••••••••••••••••••••••••• automatic. 78,000 original Call before 5:00 p.m., 66>-3780. Concentrate on this sector. Stone, and Fill For deliveries bargains! MOVING Dog and cat boarding - -dog BEDROOM APARTMENT - heat 3 Room Ranch. I Apartmanta For Rant 53 miles. Asking $W0. Call Dave VMQO (Aug. 23-tept. 22) You call George Griffing, 742-7886. Everything must go. Saturday grooming. Canine Holiday Heated. Hot water. Air con- project a warm, commanding bedroom Live in one and rent 647-1170. 1979 KAWASAKI KZ 650 - and Sunday, 9:00 to 4:00. 21 Inne. 200 Sheldon Roa(i, ditoned. Parking. Quiet pretence today that others will the other Both for $59,900 Very low mileage! Excellent A.NTIQUE BEDS - Handmade Deepwood Drive, Manchester. neighborhood. $300 monthly. find extremely attractive. Just be Group 1, Belfiore Agency, 647- mechanical condition! Dunlop bed spreads. Antique chair Manchester. 528-3108. yourself and let friends enjoy you 1413 tires, dual disc brakes. for what you a and table Plus much more! DACHSHUND - Standard red 3 "A ROOMS - Like private Call 649-5459. 80 Church TAG SALE - New and used Showroom condition! Call U M U ( i ^ 23-Oct. 23) Things puppy. 10 weeks. AKC house. Working single, EAST HARTFORD - Small MERCURY COUGAR. 1976, TWO FAMILY - 5 & 5 Street. Manchester children's clothing.Household after 3:30 p.m.. 5265925. are iiksfy to develop very favor­ Registered. Spots and paper married couple only. No three room apartment for one XR-7, 8 cylinder. Good condi­ Excellent condition. 11 years goods. Odds 'n ends •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ably today where your setf-inter- trained. $175. Includes new children or pets. Lease. Call uiet, non-smoking, non- tion. AM-FM radio. $2900. 566 ests are concerned, owing more voung Bowers Sclbool BALDWIN PIANO - White ' Something For Everyone!’ Campara, Tallara and bed and leash. 649-0916. 6462880. rinking , middle-aged 6588. to the efforts of others than your District Group I. Belfiore. corner hutch. 9 piece fireplace 239 Hop River Road, Bolton Moblla Homaa 85 aworking person. Partly fur­ own. Ride the tide. Don't rock 647-1413 set. ping pong table Call 649- (Route Saturday and Sun­ 61 DO YOU HAVE ROOM FOR MANCHESTER - 3 Room nished. Security, deposit, the boat. 9923 day FORD PINTO 1977 - Very ALUMINUM SIDED CAPE - 3 ONE MORE? Give an aban­ Apartment in 2 family house. references, and lease good condition. Am/fm, doned kitten a chance. Appliances and heat. ^ 2 5 . required. 568-M18, after 7:30 radials with snows, 4 speed. bedrooms. l ‘ z baths Large TAG SALE - July 19, 9:00 to Telephone 342-0571, or 633- J.D. Real Estate, call 646 p.m, 25-32 mpg. Maintenance country kitchen. " Gas heat, 4:00. Furniture, antiques, 1968 SCOTTU CAMPER. Very 6581. record s available. $2300. gcxid condition. $1350 or best fireplace Great location collectibles. 1969 Mustang. 148 TWO BEDROOM GARDEN Telephone 649-8557. offer. Call after 5:30 p.m. 646 Must be seen Call 646-0112 1971 RIDING MOWER. 7 HP. Hebron Road, Bolton. Briggs Stratton engine Grass SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT. Pets con­ 9157. APARTMENT sidered. Busline. $350, 1967 PONTIAC GTO. Four Lota-Land lor Sale 24 catcher Extra hlade. MOVING. MUST SELL! Fur­ for rent in Manchester. Near excluding utilities. Phone 646 speed. 400 cu bic inch. V8 Excellent condition, 25 inch niture. braided rugs, clothing, PR E T T Y it GENTLE 10 busline. Call 6469247 after 6 6549. engine. Original owner. Mint BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN cut Recent check-up $375. baby itmes, toys, household HAND PONY. Very good with ESTATES - Acre Corner Lot. 643-4829. p.m. week nights. condition. 742-8749. and miscellaneous. Saturday children. Saddle and bridle in­ 1969 NIMROD TENT Scenic country setting $22 - AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. 5 only, July 19th, 9-3, 78 cluded. $150 or best otter. TRAILER - Lightweight. Can 500 Exclusive area Minimum Room Dulpex. $240 monthly Spencer Street, Squire Vil! Good home wanted. 646-8485. be pulled with light vehicle. house dimensions. 1st floor plus utilities. Gall 6466297 Apartment: Manchester. Weighs 850 lbs. Sleeps 4. $400 1500 square feet 643-9508 . 649- after 4:00 p.m. PUREBRED SABLE MALE FINE LIVING ABOUNDS In PINTO 1978 HATCHBACK - Call 742-7613. 5635, 5 FT BAR - 3 stools, enclosed TAG SALE - Saturday July SHELTIE PUPS. Six weeks this Rockville carpeted 2 storage beneath red Formica Homaa lor Rant 54 four cylinder, automatic, 19th, 10 to 4 p.m., Sunday July old. Not registered. $75. bedroom. Kids OK. Now $225. Retort Property 27 top Asking $300 Portable excellent condition inside and Automotkra Sarvica 88 20th, 10 to 4. 21 Harlan Street, Telephone, 6463116, anytime. Call Locators, 2365646. Small Stereo, attached speakers, out. Low mileage, all new Manchester. fee, COTTAGE ON CAPE COD in assorted records, $100. 643- tires. Please call 568-9366 AUTOMOBILE AIR South Chatham Two 7543. Mutical Inalrumanta 44 after 5:30 p.m. CONDITIONING SERVICE - TAG SALE - Saturday, July 19 bedrooms, furnished, town ATTRACTIVE THREE COMFORTABLE TWO Systems chamed, $20. Free and Sunday, July 20. 9:00 to Player Piano - Beautiful ROOM APARTMENT. Heat. 1969 CONTINENTAL water., excellent renting FIVE PIECE LIVING ROOM BEDROOMS - With base­ Freon! Free Electronic Leak 4:00. Furniture, dishes, mis­ refinish with stained-glass Electricity. Hot waterr CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call Upper ' 30's Owner-643-6777, SET Must sell' Make offer. ment, carpet, drapes. Modem Check! Authorized Delco cellaneous^ Several families front. In tune. Moving, must .Appliances. References. No between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 evenings 649-4885 kitchen. Yard to r kids and Technician. COMFORT ...... t. sell. 6462981. peU. $295. 6463167, 2263540. pets. Locators. 2365646. p.m. 6464004. TECHNOLOGY. 5669616.

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