Condemn Soviet Push, Carter Says 57, $27,400

2 0 - BVEWINQ HERALD, Fri.. June 20, i m Record__ .Board renames Sinon to MHA MANCHESTER - The Board of Directors May 28, consideration of a reappointment does when a vacancy occurs. Mary J. DiBacco, both of M an ch e s ter Beverly A. Wilkinson, both chose the option Tuesday of reappointing a not mean a tenant has to be appointed to the Sinon, contacted this morning, said he asked Dana Point, Calif. of Manchester. member of the Manchester Housing Authority authuorlty. for the reappointment, and was aware that it David L. Rock and Puzzle worth up to $1,175 public records Robert P. Buslere and instead of appointing a resident of the town- This means the first vacancy will occur had to,.be clzared with the Town Attorney’s Of^ Charlene. M. LaChapelle, Donna L. Sylvester, both of owned housing projects. when a member leaves the authority, or hce. The Evening Herald’s weekly Prizeweek Puzzle con­ Manchester. both of Manchester. Following a town attorney’s ruling, the decides not to seek reappointment. Because of Weiss explained to the Board of Directors' Richard M. Rahmiow of James M. O'Brien of the office term length, five years, Ue first tinues to stump contestants, so the total prize money has a'arranty deeds board reappointed Walter Sinon, Hollister the state law Tuesday evening before the vote," East Hartford and Judith Southbridge, Mass, arid vacancy, when a tenant is appointed, could not been increased again. The following buyers are Street, to a five-year term. Sinon has served reappointing Sinon, was taken. E. Grenier of Manchester. M a r y C. H a f n e r of on the authority for about a year, completing occur for some time. ' The action caueed some discomfort for Ben The puzzle is worth $1,075 to the winning entrant. The recorded on warranty Manchester. Wallace A. Geiger of the term of Marcie Negro, Oak Street. The next reappointment to be considered is Z. Rubin, tenant activist. Rubin who left the deeds filed by the Kirkland Andrew Tyskiewicz of bonus is $100 if the winning entrant is a regular, home sub­ Hebron and Margaret His reappointment was questioned because that of the housing authority chairman, Pascal meeting after the vote, said he is Investigating Corp. as having purchased Hartford and Rosemary scriber to The Evening Herald. Molloy of Manchester. Matrangelo, whose term expires in July of what action can be taken, if any. units at Millbridge Hollow Curtis of Manchester. of a year-old state statute. Under Public Act Russell Saunders Jr. of 79-5-46, the first vacancy on the housing 1981. James Murphy’s term expites in July of He noted there was the possibility of a te-; Try your skill! The puzzle is on Page 6. Condominiums: Manchester and Terry Rai Timothy W. Aubln and Deborah Brown- authority should be filled with a resident of the 1983 and Ada Sullivan’s in July of 1982. nant suing on the action. • Hicking of Hartford. Emily L. Golden, both of Vol. XCIX, No. 224 - - Manchester, Conn., Saturday, June Z1. 1880 Marquardt, unit 47, |34,400. public housing. However, the interpetation of Richard Schwolsky was reappointed to the In other appointments, Rita Laski, Battista 1 e Since 1881 • 20. Joseph R. Landry Jr. and Rocky Hill. , what a vacancy constitutes varies statewide. authority last year. Road, was appointed to the Commission on thd. Raymond L. and Janice Cathy A. Rafala, both of Michael Danahy and Kel­ J. Lisee, unit 24, $35,400. According to Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien’s The state law mandates that at least one te­ Arts, and Jane McCaully, Oak Street, to the: Manchester. ly Vogt, both of opinion, given to Town Manager Robert Weiss nant of town housing belong to the commission Commission on the Aging. Dawn M. Muller, unit 48, Mark T. Varley and Manchester. $28,900. Richard J., Richard A. and Jane M. Morrison, unit Condemn Soviet push, Carter says 57, $27,400. Robert S. and Ann C. Swarr, unit 15, $30,900. CHAR-BROIL ROME (UPI) — President Carter passive allied acceptance of the inva­ threatening world peace and "pur­ courage further aggression, further lull us into a false belief that perpetuated in Afghanistan,” he Anna S. Brown, unit 66, Cast Aluminum sternly warned America's allies sion would be a "cynical signal to the suing a policy of armed interven­ tension and further danger to world somehow America or Europe can be said, adding it would be “cowardice Friday they must vigorously con­ world.” tion.” peace.” an island of detente while aggression $34,900. Twin Burner Gas Grill to resign ourselves to the criminal Joan M. Moran, unit 13, demn the Soviet invasion of Carter's dinner toast was the last “Let there be no mistake about Carter said the West is being tested is carried out elsewhere.” act” of the Soviet invasion. with Pushbutton Afghanistan he said "recklessly major address of his two-day state this," Carter told guests in the as never before in recent times by $28,400. He scoffed at reports of important Glenn B. Vincent, unit Instant Starter threatens world peace.” visit to Italy. Saturday morning he tapestried banquet hall of the Moscow’s military thrust into disagreements among the allies and In a joint statement following face- 26, $38,400. In a toast during a formal state visits Pope John Paul II in the presidential Quirinale Palace, Afghanistan and its moves by proxy to-face talks, Carter and Italian ..Our Reg. Vatican, then flies to Venice for a former summer home of the popes on said he recognized that the policy for Dennis M. Burke, unit 45, Our Reg. -^279.99 .. dinner hosted by Italian president in other parts of the world. premier Francesco Cossiga said the »199 two-day summit of the seven major the highest of Rome’s seven hills. those who threatened peace “must $28,400. 12.99...... Feast away with 510 sq. Inch Sandro Pertini, Carter said the “This represents a strategic Soviet invasion "constitutes a threat industrial nations. challenge to the vital interests of the be clear, consistent and comprehen­ Mary Ann Nadeau, unit Comfortable and colorful with bl-level cooking area and NATO allies cannot be lulled into “The West is not motivated by sible.” to peace” and is a shrious road-block 29, $35,400. sculptured plastic arms and warming racks! Up front believing “that somehow America or Carter's day was a mixture of talks relentless hostility or by a desire for West,” he said, “and the industrial to detente. But they broke ranks on sturdy, no-tIp patio legs. controls with dual heat with Italian leaders and a sightseeing democracies must face it together. “There must be no room for mis­ Anne M. Lane, unit 76, Europe can be an island of detente indiscriminate confrontation or a calculation,'* he said. *' including the Palestine Liberation $26,900. controls, pushbutton start tour with his family of the ruins of “If we fail we will have allowed the •Matching 7-Web and wood side shell while aggression is carried out return to the Cold War. Organization in Mideast peace talks. John R. Rolston, unit 10, Chaise, Rio 21.49 elsewhere." ancient Rome. strategic, political and economic Pertini said Italy was opposed to The leaders confirmed a commit­ $29,400. But it was at the banquet that he “But for the western alliance simp­ balance to be gravely altered in favor any departure “from the principle of ment to strengthening the common Kenneth Brasel, unit 54, He warned that Russia’s occupa­ delivered his unequivocal message to ly to accept foreign occupation and of totalitarianism.” constant striving to safeguard defense of the NATO allies and called tion of Afghanistan might encourage Moscow and tried to rally domination in Afghanistan as an ac­ $31,900. Rectangular Wagon “Above all,” he added, “everyone detente.” for “ the earliest possible Donald A. Martin Jr. and Vinyl-Wrapped further Soviet aggression in the Washington’s allies to his cause, complished fact would be a cynical must know that efforts cannot “In particular, Italy deplores that Bar-B-Q Grill fulfillment” of the alliance’s long­ Donald A. Martin Sr., $30,- Patio Stack Chair strategic Persian Gulf, adding that saying the Soviets are “recklessly” signal to the world that could only en­ succeed to divide our alliance or to most serious departure currently term defense goals. 900. Marie A. Osborn, unit 9, CALDOR’S Own Our Reg. ^ 7 Q Q I___ ■■■>' "■ 24.88 ...... I f e O O » 17.76 $30,400. 20" Power Mower Adjustable 4-posltlon firebox. - 1 William B. McKee, unit Reslllant, shape-holding PVC .SwIng-out pan lor easy ash re­ Big banka Our Reg. vinyl on rust resistant white Pa. man gets 73, $30,900. moval. Large utility shelf. $114 .... »94 enameled steel frame. Mas Sven George and Ella M. Big 3 MP Briggs and plastic arm rests. • KINQSFORD Charcoal Eliasson to the State of Stratton trouble-free Brtquela, 10-Lbt. cut prime Connecticut, land on 4 cycle engine. Easy- OutRtg.2.29 1.88 Buckland Road, $1. to-push 7" wheels. post at Bennet By United Press International V. Abraham Kurien to More major banks Friday reduced •CALDOn 22" Redwood & Aluminum their prime lending rate - the interest Henry G. and Norma Power Mower Folding Patio Chair 4 > Choromanski, unit 112c, banks charge their best corporate * 9 7 32-Qt. Insulated By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA high was made up of Grade 11 and 12, customers for short-term loans - to 12 Northfield Green Con­ Our Reg. Our R«q. Picnic Cooler Chest Herald Reporter the intermediate school was made up 1 dominiums, $60,000. 21 .99...... percent from 1214 percent. 119.99 MANCHESTER - A 34-year-old of Grade 9 and 10, and the middle Bank of America, Citibank, Eleanor F. and Assembiv Long-lasting good looks with Our Reg. assistant principal from Penn­ school was made up of Grades 6,7 and Frederick T. Field to required color-coordinated molded 19.99 ... Manufacturers Hanover, Harris 14.40 8. plastic arms, and sturdy patio sylvania is being recommended by Trust and Savings, United California, James Murphy, property With super-cool urethane foam Superintendent of Schools James Kennedy has said in the past that at 89 Ridge St., $75,900. legs with tips. Insulation. Mas hinged lid, Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh and BLACK & DECKER •Matching Folding Kennedy to become principal of Manchester is considering a middle several smaller banks followed the Thomas J. and Susan C. no-snag recessed handles, school concept to cope with declining Double-Edge Rocker, Reg. 2S.m 1 9 . 8 7 drain spout. Bennet Junior High School, filling a cut to 12 percent. Hanophy to G ayla C. vacancy created by Allan Cone’s enrollments. Thus, Meisner's Butcher, property at 70 22” Hedge Trimmer Although the prime has fallen retirement. background in just such planning steadily from its April peak of 20 per­ Hawthorne St., $1. At a press conference Friday after­ figured heavily in his selection. S Jane D. Crockett to 3 9 .4 0 cent, economists generally feel it 42" Park Bench IGLOO 2-Gal. Beverage noon, Kennedy announced that Dr. Kennedy visited Carlisle to see still is too high. Fechette, Martin and 3600 strokes per minute Cooler with Spigot Thomas M. Meisner Jr., who has six Meisner at work. He reported back Rothman, lOOV N. Elm St., for fast, pro-look |obl Has Businesses, reluctant to take on blade-guaid. yeprs of experience as an assistant that after hearing high praise from new debt in the midst of a recession, $7,500. Our Reg. » 48.60 principal, will begin the post July 1, teachers and others, he is "convinced have greatly trimmed their bank Ruby B. Stred to Thomas Authentic design antIque-satIn t3.99...... 9.96 subject to Board of Education ap­ that based upon his record in Carlisle borrowings and returned to the bond E. and Jeanne E. Huntley, oak, with black iron frame & Has one-hand, easy-pour he will meet the high expectations we SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF arms. Great for lazy days & proval. markets to raise funds. property at 85 Brookfield spigot, strong ‘sit-on-lt’ lldl Kennedy emphasized how im­ hold for him at Bennet." St., $58,000. HEDGE TRIMMERS AT SIMILAR SAVINQSI moonlit nights! Interior tray lor the solid food. As a result, banks have been under pressed he and other education ad­ Meisner, whom Kennedy described Enjoying the water pressure to reduce their prime rates Hospital Mortgage ministrators were with Meisner’s as “quiet, efficient, and given to un­ Group Inc. to Donald L. to attract loan business. But banks background in educational planning. derstatement,” was selected over Globe Hollow pool attracted large after­ enjoyment for adults and children at the and Lorraine R. Benoit, have moved gradually to avoid den­ The married man also has 150 applicants. A preliminary noon groups of swimmers, sun-bathers and Manchester recreation area. ( Herald photo property at 266 Center St., ting profits. experience in both traditional and screening brought the candidate family outings this week. This group found by Harry) Elsewhere in the economy, Detroit $ 10. fffiW AT CALDOlU I DUNCAN Magic Motion open classroom teaching methods, selection to about 15, which was has had more than its share of grim Super Hero Yo-Yo Q£. HALOG^ LAMPS* along with an approach (known as further reduced to five. economic news in recent days. The Release of attachment teaming) that administrators believe Within that five, only one is auto industry has been one of the Great Northern Nekoosa Our Reg. 1.99 . . 1 i4 4 encourages closer relationships currently a principal. That candidate hardest hit in the recession along Choose your favorlle: fun lor all! TWO Q.E. between teachers ard students. withdrew, Kennedy said. He said against the Journal HALOGEN Murder clues sought with the housing and steel industries. Publishing Co. M eisner has a doctorate in there were no minority or women American Motors, which had been HEADLAMPS “We want to talk to people who educational administration. He was applicants in the circle of five. GLASTONBURY - Police are Power Co. about 100 yards off the paying a quarterly dividend of 7.5 $5 REBATE may have been at that game, and H-G Fat Bat 'n Ball hired by the Carlisle, Pa., school dis­ This group was further reduced to asking anyone who attended a access road, according to police cents a share during each of the BY MAIL Tuesday night Little League game at who may have seen something reports. Certificate of attachment FROM Q.E.‘ trict due to a background in planning, two, with Bennet Vice Principal previous three quarters, announced Connecticut Bank and S'" 4.76 Our Reg. 1 .5 9 ...... 1.17i Butler Field to come to the field useful,” Crowley said. According to State Medical Kennedy said. While at Carlisle, Ronald E. Edmondson vying for the Friday it will omit its dividend this RICOH 35mm SLR with 55mm 28" plastic bat, 4V^" ball. He noted any comments would be Trust against America M. Meisner reorganized the way the spot. Kennedy said he was sure the today at 10 a.m. to help in the in- Examiner Catherine Galvin, the time because it expects “a sizable K-Mount f / 2 . 2 Lens i O confidential. Eccellente, property at 55 town's school levels are set up. decision “won’t have any impact on vestigatibn into the deaths of Mrs. woman died of gunshot wounds to the loss” for the current quarter. Our Reg. 159.94 ...... I 1 9 “A lot of people think they don’t Judith Drive, $2,800. A three year high school was the way Edmodson does his job. I Elizabeth Hart and her young son. head and chest. As of Friday, one small bank - Built-In exposure meter, shutter speeds to 1/500th H-G Li’l Pro Jr. Sports QJ. Halogen have any information that’s per­ Internal Revenue Ser­ restructured into several. schools. believe he is an outstanding educator Police said it is hoped that Police officers manned roadblocks Deutsche Genosenschaft Bank of second. Interchangeable K-mount lens system. •QOLF •FISHING .BAT N'BALL Heedten ip sp iMSb tinent,” he said. “Some may very vice against Barbara Due to Meisner's planning, the senior and person.” someone who was at the baseball on Manchester Road Thursday, but Frankfurt, West Germany - were all •Case lor RICOH ’KR-S’.Our Reg. 19.94 1 6 . 4 0 game may have a clue in the case. well have seen something that may removed them by Friday morning, Wicbman, property at 27 Our Reg. t.5 9 ___ 1 .1 7 Edmondson could not be reached that stood in the way of Chrysler Kennedy Road, $2,260.53. •VIVITAR ‘215’ Automatic Mrs. Hart’s car was found at the be useful and helpful. according to Glastonbury police. Sale, fun.|llled games. for comment. Corp.'s obtaining approval of a $1.5 Electronic Flash, our R .g. 34.94 * 2 7 Several officers involved in the First Hartford Realty While Kennedy said he belived field Wednesday, where a game A joint command post has been es­ billion federal loan guarantee Cubans look joint investigation by state police and Corp. against Howard S. Meisner's experience and planning started at 6 p.m. Tuesday, the same tablished at the Glastonbury Police package that the automaker said and Linda L. Grad, proper­ background were key elements in his day Thomas Hart’s body was dis­ Glastonbury police force will ques­ Department’s shooting range on New would head off its bankruptcy. H-G Toy Beach Jeep tion those who come to the field. ty at 216 Grissom Rrad, BRING YOUR COLOR FILM TO for shelter selection, he adm itt^ that Meisner's covered in the family’s driveway at London Turnpike. About 400 banks and insurance $4,200. 774 Manchester Road. Police officers initially believed Police would not comment on the CALDOR FOR ‘PICTURE PERFECT’ Our Reg. 3.79.... 2.88 By United Preee International weakest point would be his budgeting companies have agreed to postpone background. Mrs. Hart had been missing since Mrs. Hart may have accidentally run investigation or whether there are Mechanic's lien DEVELOPING & PRINTING with sand pell, rake and hoe. M Homeless Cuban refugees who collection of the $4.4 billion that Tuesday, when her husband, Robert over her son and fled in panic. They any leads in the case. SMuptoaSILfuithwi have been living on the streets of “He’ll have to learn budgeting. Chrysler owes them if the nation’s Miller Industries Inc. now call Thomas H art’s death E««y KWMS«tian «i Miami flocked to the Orange Bowl Budgeting is probably the area where Hart,' came home and discovered Mr. and Mrs. Hart moved to No. 3 automaker gets the loan against Anthony R. and m jf iWMIiRI wgtn* he's weakest, as any vice principal their only child’s body. According to suspicious. According to police, Mrs. Linda G. Paglulco, proper­ stadium Friday for temporary Glastonbury four years ago from guarantees. would be. Usually the principal a spokesman at the state medical Hart was not at home when the ty at 20 Jensen St., $64.90. shelter, many of them wondering Massachusetts. Hart is an engineer U.S. Treasury officials said they UIT Digital Quartz handles the budget," Kenney said. examiner's office, the child died child’s body was discovered. The Miller Industries Inc. HUFFY 20” what happened to the good life they with a Hartford firm that manufac­ were confident the loan could be had expected to find on American The budget for Bennet Junior High from head injuries after being struck police were notified of the child's tures mechanical measuring devices. wrapped up by next week. against Andrea A. and Watch for Men ‘Thunder Trail’ by a car. shores. School is $1,886,099. However, only death at 5:37 p.m. Tuesday. Ford Motor Co. said Friday it has Pierrette J. Lessard, Boys’ Bike Robert Hart is not a suspect in the The investigation into the death in­ Memorial services for Mrs. Hart •TPQaiTieMMMf "I am so confused,” said Teodoro $80,000 of that is controlled by the asked some 1,600 suppliers to cut property at 116 Broad St., principal. case, state police spokesman Joseph tensified after Mrs. Hart’s body was and her son were scheduled today at $173. a,"- 14.70, Our Reg. l O T Dearmas Alcatra, one of the prices they charge Ford by 1.5 per­ Crowley said Friday. found in a wooded area off a power the First Congregational Church in Full 5-funcllon watches with 104.77 . . . U f homeless. "When we first got here, Meisner will be paid $27,870, plus cent effective July 1. A Ford metal case and handsome Mrs. Hart’s body was found in An­ company maintenance road in An­ South Hadley. Mass., where her Mono-shock trams everyone was so happy to see us. $1,000 for having his doctorate. When spokesman said the company expects Judgment lien matching metal bracelets. plus coaster dover. Her body was discovered by a LPH-898 C O O They cheered us on the dock. Now, Cone retired, he was earning $31,280. dover. She had been shot, and police parents, Mr. and Mrs. William most suppliers to comply with the Rockville General Each .. . O e O O brakes and STPOHTreMeMRl ruled the death a homicide. lineman of the Connecticut Light and Cushwa, live. Hospital against Louis ilngle-speed. nobody wants us and no one will help Meisner, who began his career in request. CASIO 5-Function Minimum us find work.” education as a middle school science Poulin, property at 15 Mill Watch for Women flag dimension SrSMe1rM..1e14 St., $163.30. Q M «l»K laa A Is 2SW. Miami opened the stadium teacher will meet the Board of nppipi-' HUFFY Thursday as the number of homeless Education Monday evening at its A C O lF W a ie continued to grow, but Assistant City regularly scheduled meeting. He will Adoption of trade name 24.60 0 a,’“» be coming from a town with a popula­ OwiyfUNerty •HUFFY 20" ‘Sweet Thunder* Qlris’ Bike Manager Cesar Odio said the M. Dean Fenton dba Water resistant with LCD t m f c n w d readout plus super accurate (Minim um lag d lim n slo n —25") Our Rag. 77.77 ‘66 0*tllie4JI.2e76s refugees would have to be relocated tion of about 40,000, 10,000 smaller Instructional Systems, 807 stopwatch. Has fashion, by Aug. 15 - than Manchester’s. Hartford Road. id d U itt’ design strap. Tools reouirod tor bike sssembly Large & smell adjustable wrench, Philllpa A lletbeed Krtwdriver. sli(H«ni pliers A C A krFW w t Thaddeus Hiram dba Q r e W u l CNm H Columbia Church Carpet 2a|31.4.2211b Co„ P.O. Drawer 83, Hart­ CkiToH«wen’ ford. Qrahem Pecker Beverly Pagani and sQtufdoy. Albert Birnham dba *Hmi Up Eicidelor’ DUPONT •Wly' CarWeMi,12«e Creative Promotions, 48 K I8 8 TURCO ‘Spectrum’ Purnell Place. The weather holder from Canada enters New 'UnmMkMi' 6- Leg Play Gym with OwSaei-TI. 1 . 1 7 _ ^ England R elays... Tracy Austin in Marriage licenses 21^’’ Steel Tubing Partly sim y, breezy and clear tennis finals ... Rain slows PGA W'elches Perello Rutchik Cummings Strick today. Detailed forecaat on Page 2. play in Canada ... Page 10. David R. Dumond of Our Ortg. OUPONTRubMng Manchester and Elizabeth 124.99*. ‘96 Cwnpoimdalfse, J. Merrall of Hebron. Includes 2-passenger lawn Richard A. Mount and A IriWI FienkSinetni swing, 2 safety swinswings, OarlleelJl. 1 . 1 7 Trip cameled Your neighbors* views Karen J. LaVigne, both of *T f« o g y ' 2-passenger glideall ride and Manchester. 7- )ootsllde. Irs a whole play- -A. (HleeordSeO ground In onel DUPONT ■Rale baae^ Gov. Ella Oraiso, who ia un­ churiM *^.* .**^*^**^... 4 90-day moratorium on condominium conversions Ronald B. Ladd and PrwtearUqeWtMM dergoing radiation treatment for Patricia J. Conti, both of •TURCO’SfeiTa'Play Qym,0uf0rig.'97.ia ...... *66 ovailan cancer, haa bowed out of a ?*®***w«<*„ ■ • • ■, ...... 121412-14 in M a n c h e s te r, Manchester. i&11.88 •TURCO 'Clattlc' Play Qym,OurOttg.- tarje . . . *109 ««rRie.lJi. 3 .9 7 m e e t^ in Vermont next week Comics ...... 15 which ends Tuesday, worthwhile? Daniel J. Rackcliffe of AueniMy requlrad. Not Ml atylM rwiwkikig m .9 1 with regtonal governors. Page 8. Entertainment ...... 2 Mr*. L.J. Welches, Manchester •a. 'Intarmadlsla matkdeama may hem bean lakaa nurt, or help someone, without Democratic town Committee chair­ worthwhile.” Hampden, Mass, and O bituaries...... —“Yes, I wish it would last as long as knowing the facts.” man, —“I really think it did some Steve Pershan, East Hartford Karen M. Gutt of Glaston­ People/Places...... g I do, and longer than that. The con- good, it allowed the (Mayor’s Com­ bury. - ‘‘It made the people and the town Priieweek Fhiizle...... 6 versions worry everyone, especially Eli Rutchik , Manchester —“It mittee on Condominiums) com­ take notice, and for that reason it Robert Reault of Coven­ MANCHESTER VERNON In sports Sports...... 10.X1 the elderly.” was a very good idea, but now that mittee to try, and it did try, to assist try and Maureen J. was worthwhile.” 1145 Tolland Turnpike Trl-CHy Shopping Center 'Television ...... g-y it’s ending, it all depends on how the those who are displaced. It gave the McCluskey of Manchester. Killer of former baseball star U pdate...... 1..2 Maggie Perello,Manchester —“I wealthy people who own the town some breathing room. But un­ Ken Strirk, Hebron —"No, I don’t Louis Bottlcello and Lyntan Boitock set free... Record- W eather...... g don’t follow politics, and would not apartments handle it.” fortunately the state law precluded think so. Basically, it's a problem want to give an answer that might Ted Cummings, Manchester Manchester from doing anvthinv that will be hard to solve." 2 - EVENING HERALD, :;at., June 21. IWO EV'ENliVG hfiHALD. Sat., June 21. 1960— 2 operation today. Sanitarian, building official, town plerk, tax collector and assessor, officer boun 6 to 8 p.m., Tbwn Office Colendor Bonding. Region______Update. ■4 t Vacation Bible School (through June 27), 9 a.m. to Andover ^ noon, St. Peter’s Church. Tuesday He cited language on full employment, long-term tax have to replace those borrowed shares they sold in hopes opponent Phyllis Schlafly Friday charged that delegate Sunday Councilwoman candidate Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Court hacks utility ads incentives and the' revitalikation of American industry, of making a profit if the market should decline. selection to the White House Conference on Families was Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Building. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Utilities have a constitutional but acknowledged Carter won on issues where there were stacked and conference sites chosen to avoid states which Church. right to advertise or insert views on controversial issues “fundamental differences.” have not ratified the ERA. Monday * Wednesday in customer bills, the Supreme Court ruled Friday. Nurses office hours, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.. Town Office Abrahams sent to prison Jim Guy Tucker, national conference chairman, called for representative’s seat Ruling in two appeals from New York, the majority ——Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Building. NEW YORK (UPI) — Alan Abrahams, the financial Mrs. Schlafly’s charges “patently false and silly” and Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office said state prohibition of promotional activities was Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Market skids to finish wizard who once headed a Boston-based investment com­ said they constituted an attack on the governors of Uie Building. VERNON — Councilwoman Jane Mrs. Lamb commented, “The “unwarrant^ governmental regulation” of the utilities' pany, was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison for country who have sent 83 percent of the delegatesto tjie Thursday Lamb,, announced at a press con­ commercial free speech. Tuesday Democrat Legislature has done NEW YORK (UPI) — Stocks fell to profit-taking forces fraud in commodity options trading. three-part convention. ' ^ • Recreation Commission, 7:30 P.m., Town Office ference Friday that she is a can­ nothing but spend. In these days of "Commercial expresion not only serves the economic for the second straight session Friday, finishing a down Special needs meeting, 7:30 p.m., Andover U.S. District Judge William C. Conner said the 54-year- Building. didate for state representative from high inflation and rising unemploy­ interest of the speaker, but also assists consumers and week on a losing note. Trading was moderately active, Congregational Church. old former head of Lloy, Carr & Co. was to serve the time Vernon's' 56th District, on the ment, these legislators have in­ furthers the societal interest in the fullest possible dis­ however, because institutions were adjusting their port­ Republican ticket. semination of information,” the majority said. folios. concurrently with seven years he is serving in New Appliance Standards Urged Bolton creased spending and increased Jersey for his 1974 escape from a minimum-security ^ Glastonbury “I think that it is time for Vernon taxes.” In another decision Friday, the court voted 7-2 to strike The Dow Jones industriai average, which plunged 11.01 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Energy Department Today to have a real voice in the state down part of Alabama's death penalty statute because it prison. She added, "I resent a represen­ points Thursday, slipped 1.19 points to 869.71. The closely “There is something about you that impells you to Friday proposed new energy efficiency standards for Soccer registration, 10 a.m., Herrick Memorial Park. Monday ^ Legislature. My almost three years tative who tries to play on both sides unconstitutionally precludes a. jury from convicting a watched average lost 6.66 points for the week. cheat and lie, to seek the quick buck,” the judge said. common household appliances like refrigerators and Board of Education, 8 p.m., Glastonbury High School on the Vernon Town Council have defendant of a lesser related offense. Monday by consistently voting to increase Brokers said they were not surprised to see the back-to- “I’ve given you a heck of a break in making your stoves that it estimates can save consumers as much as library. given me indight into the needs of spending and then (deviating from Vacation Bible School, 9 a.m. to noon. United Methodist back losses because the Dow had climbed 121 points over sentence run concurrent with that in New Jersey, and I $29 billion over the next 25 years. Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m. Gideon Welles Senior this town,” Mrs. Lamb said. his usual party line policy) piously Church. (Continues through Friday) a 10-week period and was due for some profit taking. hope you will forget this get-rich-quick impulse.” The proposed standards cover refrigerators and Center. Mrs. Lamb, who is a teacher at voting to retain, not increase, the 7 Summer Gymnastics tegins, 11 a.m., Bolton High Kennedy knocks platform Analysts are split over how severe this slump will be, refrigerator-freezers, freezers, clothes dryers, kitchen Tuesday Rockville High School, said her work percent sales tax and feels that bis but some observers noted that NYSE short interest School. in town puts her in daily contact with WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward Kennedy said ranges and ovens, water heaters, room and central air Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury High School constituency is so complacent that it climbed to a record 57 million shares in the latest month. Delegate selection stacked? conditioners and furnaces. They will be the subject of Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ people who voice their concerns Friday the initial draft of the Democratic party platform munity Hall. library. will not notice.” That gives the market a firm base because traders will MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Equal Rights Amendment public hearings in August. about spending, taxation, inefficien­ fails to address the “anxieties and fears of the American Woman’s Auxiliary of Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ Wednesday She said the citizens of Vernon people” and pledged he will fight President Carter on the cy in state government, and a aren’t complacent but added that ”It ment, 8 p.m., at the firehouse. Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Knox Lane elderly com­ seeming indifference to the financial key issues. is our present representative and the But Stuart Eizenstat, Carter’s chief domestic adviser, plex. problems of the average citizen. rest of the Democrats who are com­ Sewer Commission, 8:00 p.m.. Academy School cafeteria. She said the decision to become a said he thinks the document already “makes clear the Coventry placent.” She said they feel that Ver­ Students plead candidate wasn’t an easy one for her Jane Lamb Democratic party is the party concerned with the Today non is a sure thing for the Democrats Thursday to make. "Three years ago I made a adding, "after all, it has been 26 pressing needs of the people.” Soccer clinic, featuring the Hartford Hellions, 10 a.m., commitment to Vernon by being Although the Democratic party panel working on the to keep Squirt Town Plan and Zoning subcommitte, 7 p.m.. Town Of­ years since a Republican was elected 2 Coventry High School. elected to serve on the Town Council. Democrat-sponsored bill which draft version of the platform rejected five of Kennedy’s fice Building vault. to the State House of Represen­ By KEVIN FOLEY Eckanar discussion, 11 a.m.. White Lotus School, I reaffirmed that commitment last changed the school apportionment tatives.” major economic proposals Thursday, Eizenstat said Allen’s plaza. Route 44A. year. Until a month ago that commit­ money to benefit the cities and sub­ Carter forces had made a number of concessions. Herald Reporter “But today I put them on notice 4-H bicycle rodeo, 1 to 3 p.m., Coventry High School South Windsor ment was still primary.- However, sequently cost Vernon $31,000 —Vernon wants its own voice in the parking lot. MANCHESTER — “I love Squirt very much ... just results of this last session of the —money which was taken away from state legislature and I intend to be remember, keep Squirt! Remember what I said: I love Today state Legislature have upset me the Vernon Board of Education :iooo , Today, 6 p.m.. South Windsor High School graduation, that voice. I do not intend to vote a /Y f him. If he was my dog I would never let him go. Tuesday —indeed they have angered me,” budget, she said. straight party line. I do intend to vote So saying in a letter to the Eighth Utilities District, 161 Nevers Road. Rain date Sunday, 2 p.m. SEATTLE Mrs. Lamb said. She also charged Morgan with sup­ in the best interests of the citizens of Bentley School pupil Kevin Winchell responded to rumors Town referendum on Town Council's proposed budget, Monday y polling hours 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. She said it’s become apparent that porting the bill which will collect two Vernon,” Mrs. Lamb said. that the district fire department’s Dalmation mascot. Insurance Control Commission, 3 p.m.. Caucus Room. what Vernon needs is a voice in Hart­ years’ automobile registration fees Expressing confidence that she Squirt, might be on his way out. Tuesday ford, a voice that will represent the in one year. “This bill, and a previous will be elected, said she would like Kevin and six of his schoolmates wrote their letters to Wednesday feelings and needs of Vernon “and year’s 13-month year, are examples Capital Improvements meeting 7:30 p.m., Caucus everyone to check her voting record F the fire department June 10, just before district president Welfare hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Room. not of the straight Democrat party of the ludicrous ends to which our after two years and said she’s sure SAN FMAMCtKO^ Gordon Lassow announced the dog would continue on as line however detrimental that line state legislature will go to try to ‘pull that her promise to the voters of Ver­ 'iow mascot. Former district director Robert Bletchman Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 :30 p.m. green Thursday Room. might be to the citizens of Vernon.” the wool’ over the eyes of Connec­ non will have been kept. called the pooch’s alleged vicious behavior at a dance, She said that last may, Chester ticut’s taxpayers. And our present Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Coventry High School. Wednesday Mrs. Lamb will be running against into account during a May meeting of the board, promp­ Morgan, the present Democratic representative goes along with these incumbent Democrat Morgan in the ting an overflow of support for Squirt who makes his Economic Development Commission, 8 p.m.. Green representative, supported the schemes.” Mrs. Lamb said. November elections. HICH» IT TiM PItAtUlI home at the district’s firehouse at 32 Main St. Friday Room. The Bentley School pupil’s letters apparently helped Welfare hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. r— LfoeJD -W-, Lassow make his decision to name the mascot to a 1980- 1981 term. He joined the department in 1976. East Hartford Vernon Meeting site to head agenda “Please keep Squirt,” wrote Melissa Salafia. “He is a Custodial awards 90 Sunday good dog, Bentley School loves Squirt as much as we love Awards for maintenance and custodial Monday VERNON—The Vernon way of the school children. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST McHugh, maintenance award; Andrew 4-H Woodcolts Junior Horseshow, starts 8:30 a.m., The administration's use our brothers and sisters. I’m sure you love him too. work in Manchester Public schools were Board of Elducatlon, 7:30 p.m., Penney High School Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. Board of Education will The board will also Please keep him.” Vincens, vice principal, Illing Junior High Amphitheatre. of mass media for pur­ TREE For period ending 7 p.m. EST 6/21/80. During Saturday, presented priday afternoon at the Nathan meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. receive a report from the Wrote Marc Chasse: “Dear Fire Department: Please School, best maintained school; and Leo Charter Revision Commission Public Hearing, 7:30 Monday poses of community ser­ shower activity will fall over the south Atlantic states, Hale School. From left, James Phelps, in the school administra­ computer ad hoc Com- keep Squirt or I’ll cry. If you keep Squirt I’ll be happy. Diana, principal, Nathan Hale School, best p.m.. Council Chambers, Town Hall. Summer School classes start at elementary schools and vice and community while mostly fair weather should prevail over the rest of tion building. Park Street. inittee and a recommenda­ SPRAYING Please keep him ... please! Bennet Junior High, Edith Olijnyk, Bowers Soccer Meeting, 8 p.m.. Parks and Recreation Office, Middle School, 7:30 to 10:45 a.m. relations, the results of the the nation. maintained elementary school. (Herald photo One of the items on the tion for a book adoption for “Please keep Squirt. He is harmless. He is very nice. School, and Edward L. Berggren, Nathan Town Hall. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., school administration the Home Economics Grade 9 proficiency tests, by Pinto) agenda wil) be to discuss a the board calendar and Please keep him. Oh please!” Shawna Griffin implored in Hale School, custodian awards; John Wednesday building. Park Street. recommendation of the ad­ Department. WE’RE THE her letter. committee reports will Conservation and Environment Commission, 7 p.m.. Tuesday ministration to modify the Another item on the EXPERT "Please keep Squirt. We like him a lot. He is fun to play also be heard. Weather forecast Council Chambers. Parish Council, 7:45 p.m., library of St. Bernard’s Board of Education room agenda will be to discuss At the start of the WHEN IT COMES with. Are you going to keep Squirt?” asked Kim School, School Street. in the school administra­ recommended criteria to J Gajewski. Thursday meeting the open forum TO TREES WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The National Weather Ser­ Folk dancers to perform Wednesday tion building to be a perma­ evaluate in order to deter­ session will be held at “Will you please keep Squirt. Everybody wants Squirt Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. vice forecast for Connecticut: Safety Plan Committee, 3:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, nent site for the board mine when a school is a which citizens may speak to stay. Please keep him. Please!” Lisa Allain wrote. MANCHESTER - The The Rancho Folclorico includes 22 folk dancers group is 9 years old. Seven Partly sunny and breezy Saturday with high Hebron Park Place. meetings. candidate for closing and about any Item on the agen­ Even Bletchman would be hard pressed not to feel a Rancho Folclorico Por­ was founded in 1972 to par­ drawn from all regions of members are from one to take whatever actions CALL: temperatures in the mid 70s. Clear Saturday night. Lows Charter Revision Commission hearing, 7:30 p.m.. The board will also da. twinge at Jeff Davis’ words: tuguese Folk Dancers of ticipate in the mayor's All- Portugual and the dancers family and four members Today are necessary. 50 to 55. Sunny and pleasant Sunday. High temperatures Memorial Building, Park Place. receive a recommendation near 80. Probability of precipitation 10 percent Saturday “Dear Firemen,” he wrote, “I hope you keep Squirt. I Hartford will perform American Festival there wear costum es of the from another. Building official, 8 a.tri. to noon (by appointment only) to change the board policy 561-2148 and near zero percent Saturday night. Northwesterly love him so much I’ll die if he is gone. Please keep Squirt. tomorrow afternoon at the Since then the group of 35 various regions. The non­ Mario Arede is instruc­ Town Office Building. Thursday relative to entry into the winds 15 to 25 mph Saturday diminishing Saturday night. Please. Pretty-please...” Manchester Bicentennial dancers and seven profit group imported the tor for the troupe. Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation District, first grade. The matter BUTLER The Bentley schoolchildren have nothing to fear. When Band Shell. Monday musicians has traveled the costumes from Portugal in The bandsheli is on the The van for the elderly and handicapped goes into 7:30 p.m., Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. will be discussed in Soccer registration______Air quality report the district marches in a parade in North Thompsonville The event is the Por­ entire East Coast perfor­ 1972 at a cost of $7,000. Bidwell Street campus of executive session with a BOLTON - Registra- register, TREE tomorrow. Squirt will be in his usual place: leading the tuguese Musical Festival ming. The performance Fernando Rosa, director, Manchester Community parent, before the regular tion for the Bolton Youth All participants will be HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Department of En­ SERVICE march. which begins at 2:30 and in­ tomorrow will be the the said many of the dancers Coiiege. board meeting starts. Soccer program will be notified by their respective vironmental Protection reported good air quality across ___ f * « * f J cludes the Internationals group’s eighth appearance learned to dance in the The board will also be Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m coaches as to when in Connecticut Friday and forecast good air quaiity Z /e iH O S E S lO fl O U l f t f t C f l Band of New Bedford as since May 18 and the fourth /HOUKA/CdfMimi/ Watch the pennies 416 Park Rd. United States. The IN TU U TA Tl M I X I T I t tH ¥ m U N f asked to receive a at Herrick Memorial Park. August practice will begin. statewide for Saturday. well as the dance group. lAtT NAirrPOfO M t-tto show this week. youngest member of the ■AMAm H A T M n OAHY recommended policy con­ West Hartford, CT MANCHESTER — The Community Child Guidance Girls and boys who will To date, more than 80 The dancers’ repetoire m it T INOW ONkV t i . t o cerning the distribution of 06119 Clinic has requested a special exception from zoning or­ enter Grade 3 through 8 in youngsters have registered notices and other dinances to demolish part of its office building, and con­ spent on postage September are eligible to for the program. MAD The Almanac struct an addition. Swim lesson signup set MAGAZINE materials to the homes by The clinic, at 317 Main St., plans to construct a 7,320 Grahams, Fudge Stripes; Fudge square foot addition, and demolish the part of the house EAST HARTFORD- cond group open to to 9 a.m. will cost $55 and UP THE By MARTIN SLOANE By United Press International Marshmallow or Double Nutty. Also that now” houses its offices. The East Hartford Branch swimmers interested in each program level will ACADEMY DEAR SUPERMARKET send the words ”2-quart pitcher Today is Saturday, June 21, the 173rd day of 1980 with The special exception if required for offices in the YMCA Laurel Swim Club learning competitive PRICES IN UFECT 193 to follow. require a YMCA "A comedy gone SHOPPER — I just noticed the pak” from four back panels of 2- GROssmftns residential zone. The clinic is in a Residence C zone. is accepting registrations techniques and developing membership. following instructions on the Meat THRU JULY 31 This is the first day of summer. (12:47 a.m., EDT). ^ u p e r quart Hawaiian Punch Drink Mix or With the addition, the clinic will total 10,400 square for its summer stamina. This part of our To register for Laurel totally MAD." Lovers’ Special $5 Refund Offer: one label from the 12-quart or 8-quart Rn(Ji)E\/FTnS PRODUCTS COmPROY The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its feet. The addition will be built to the west of the existing Competitive Training full phase. program offers the same Swim Club or to obtain ad- IS “When sending up to nine symbols, M arket size of Hawaiian Punch Drink Mix or structure. Program, which will begin flexibility of days and use two 15-cent stamps. For 10 to 14 The morning star is Venus. ditionai information, call 15 Punch characters from packs of on Monday, June 23. The hours and also the same op­ the East Hartford YMCA, For three hurxjred years symbols, use three 15^ents stamps." The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Shopper j unsweetened Hawaiian Fhinch Drink program offers swimmers tional competition. This a lerrilying secret Saturn. 289-4377. This proves that a great many peo­ Mix. Expires Sept. 30, 1980. Buy Now A t Our Meetings listed between the ages of 6 and program will be geared to has been kept Irom ple do not know that after the first 15- KNOX CheeseJake Offer. Receive Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. the outside wcxid Here’s a calendar of next week’s public meetings in 18 a variety of options of the abilities of the 12 and WaiigieSt cent stamp, additional ounce of first- a SOK^nt refund. Send the required Martha Washington, first lady of the United States, was development and competi­ under swimmer born June 21, 1731. Manchester: class mail are only 13 cents each. The refund form plus one side panel from tion as well as various Another grouping will be SHITS refund instructions should read: “Up Lowest Prices Ever! On this date in history: Monday you can keep track of their prices as any size box of Knox Unflavored levels of practice oppor­ offered at Penney Irom 9 “KILL OR to nine symbols, use 28 cents postage. they are rung up. Gelatin plus two front labels from DO-IT-YOURSELF In 1945, Japanese defenders of Okinawa Island sur­ 7 p.m. —Zoning Board of Appeals, hearing room. tunities. rendered to American troops. Municipal Building. a.m. to 10 a m. for the 6 to BE KILLED For 10 to 14 symbols, use 41 cents Cash-register mistakes occur any 8-ounce size of cream cheese The first program level 9-year-old swimmer who postage.” ALL PLANS GARAGES In 1960, Soviet Premief Nikita Khrushchev said: ” ... 7:30 p.m. —Data Processing Committee, coffee room. PLUS frequently on items whose prices plus a register receipt with the will be run at the Odessa C. has had minimal This is a matter of pennies, but & MATERIALS War with captialistic nations is not inevitable.” Com­ Municipal Building. THE DARK R have been recently changed. These gelatin and cheese purchases circled. Terry Pool from 6 a.m. to 9 experience and needs to PtUS pennies do add up. — Jean E. from mistakes are rarely in your favor. Expires Dec. 31, 1980. SUPPLIED. YOU S a ve ^100 munist China replied: “War is inevitable as long as Tuesday a.m., five days a week. concentrate on learning the Western imperialism exists.” "HOMnOWNUSA"R J l O f i V , Milwaukee. Remember, your shopping trip NESTLE Refund. Receive two 30- ARE GUARANTEED 27x22* MARLRORO 4:30 Advisory Board of Health, hearing room. Swimmers must be competitive strokes and DEAR JEAN — You are correct. In 1963, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini was elected isn’t over until you are certain that cents-off coupons. Send the required ENOUGH MATER Municipal Building. capable of long course developing some speed and The first ounce of first-class mail is every item has been properly refund form plus the box top from lAL TO FINISH pontiff of the Roman Catholic church. He chose to be 7:30 p.m. —Liaison Committee, Lincoln Center con­ practice sessions and are Vernon am Kj called Pope Paul VI. stamina. There will be no 15 cents. Each additional ounce is 13 recorded on the cash register. Nestle Brownie Mix or Blondie' , YOUR GARAGE! ference room. required to attend practice competition offered with ROUTES 84.H6 'EXIT 9' I ItIL W cents. Baking Mix. Expires Aug. 30,1980. In 1973, President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid 649 9J33 Refund of the day 7:15 p.m. —GOP executive board. Probate Court five days a week and to this part of the program. Smart shoppers are just as careful OLD LONDON Cheese ‘n’ Rounds Bts«d on wood wafer board & batten Brezhnev signed an agreement on -an 18-month effort to ksimt AviH Wmer r o w i i m ' Write to the follotving address to Chambers. compete in the scheduled Each of these program with their postage as they are with Offer. Receive a |1 refund. Send the i v.ii' •idino. Cement A foundation not included. reach a permanent arms pact. receive the form required by this 7:30 p.m. Pitkin Glass Committee, coffee room. AAU Meets. levels will run five days a a story of chance their coupons and refunds. required refund form plus two box offer: Pringle’s $2 Refund Offer, 2 Municipal Building. week starting on Monday, B E IN G PG DEAR SUPERMARKET tops from any Old London Melba A thought for the day: British scientist Havelock Ellis P.O. Box 432, Cincinnati, Ohio 45299. Ju st 3 Of Our 8 p.m. —GOP Town Committee, hearing room. The second level will be June 23 and concluding SHOPPER — When my house burned Rounds plus one label from ' any said, “A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can run at Penney High School T H E R E This offer expires July 31, 1980. Great Garucies S a ve ^100 digest.” Municipal Building. Friday, Aug. 8. The cost of ■nm down In March, I lost everything, in­ brand of cheese. Expires Dec. 31, Pool from 6 to 9 a.m., five the eight-week sessions arc p e T e r s e u e i JnULIMlWrMCA cluding my collection of coupons and And write to the following address 1980. 2 4 ’X24’ DARTMOUTH W'ednesday days a week. This program SHIRLEY to receive the form required for this $20, for the 9 a.m. to 10 CONTINUIS refund forms. RHODES 5-Pack White Refund RE6. 4:15 p.m. —Bandshell Committee, hearing room. 2. HUD OVER $1 refund from Saran Wrap: Free is for experienced a.m. program for younger About a month later, my mother Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send the $1795 Lottery numbers Municipal Building. swimmers who would like "FRIDAY THE ISthHi^j.. Frozen Vegetables Offer, P.O. Box swimmers: $40 for the 6 to asked me to come over to her house required refund form plus the front Bawd on wood wafer board S battan 7:30 p.m. —Democratic Subcommittee, Lincoln Center. 68437. Indianapolis, Ind. 46468. This a more flexible schedule of 9 anu 7 to 9 program at to pick up a few things. As I opened panels from four packages of Rhodes siding. CamanI 6 foundation not Indudad. ’ Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New Thursday days and hours. Competi­ the front dbor, “Surprise!” rang out offer expires Aug. 15, 1980. England: Penney without competi­ 5-Pack White Frozbn Etaking Dough. tion is available but not tion; and $55 for the two GATES OPEN 7:4S from a chorus of friendly voices. Clip ‘n’ file refunds Connecticut: 813. 8 a.m. —Downtown Coordinating Committee, Lincoln Expires Aug. 31, 1980. required. levels with competition. FEATURE 1st AT DUSK My mother and sister had got Maine: 707. Center conference room. Baked goods, desserts (File 7) ^hus! These offers don't require Just A Few Words About Our Garages From 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. at The program at the Odessa together with several friends and New Hampshire: 1866. 4:30 p.m. —Cheney National Historic District Ck)mmis- Clip out this file and keep it with forms: sion, hearing room. Municipal Building. Penney, there wili be a se- C. Terry Pool from 6 a.m. BLOOD' neighobors to save all their cash-off similar cashoff coupons — beverage NABISCO |1 Cookie Offer, P.O. Rhode Island: 0414. JOHN IKN coupons and refund forms for an en­ 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours in Probate Court. BEUJSHI AYKROYD refund offers with beverage coupons, Box NB-225, El Paso, Texas 79977. • TOP QUALITY MATERIAL THR0U6H0UTI Dance classes set ■EATERS tire month. for example. Start collecting the Receive a |1 refund. Send purchase- With a lot of smiles — and just a needed proofs of purchase while confirmation seals from any three of Manchesler To Advertfsa EAST HARTFORD— The East Hartford Parks and t h e To Report News Recreation Department will offer summer dance classes few tears — they presented the looking for the required refund forms the following: Oreo, Nilla Wafers, Kast Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call Tiorror Night o f N / • PROTCCT YOUR VEHICLES, SOLVE STORARE To report a news item or story Idea: to children who are town residents beginning June 27. The coupons and forms to me in in­ at the supermarket, in newspapers Fig Newton Cakes, Chips Aho;^ Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask tor Classified. Office PRORLEMS A IMPROVE YOUR PROPERTY Manchester .... Alex Girelll, 643-2711 lessons are free but there will be a one dollar fee to cover Hospital the Demon j HLUES dividual folders labeled according to and magazines, and when trading Nutter Butter Cookies. Expires June USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford__ Pat Reilly, 643-2711 your 12 product flies. witn friends. Offers may not be 30, 1980. through Friday. When the office Is the cost of costumes at the end-of-the-summer recital. R b r o t h e r s Published daily except Sunday and cer­ Glastonbury .. Dave Lovallee, 643-2711 Registration dates for the lessons will be Monday and This “coupon shower” provided available in all areas of the country. RITZ CRACKERS Norman tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by welcome relief from my worries and calling 643-2718. Andover...... Donna Holland, 646-0375 Tuesday at the following locations: Burnside School (9-10 Allow 10 weeks to receive each re­ Rockwell Prints Offer, P.O. Box • ARCHinCTURAUY ENfilNEEREO FOR EASY Publishing Co , Herald .Square. P.O. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 646-0375 saved me a lot of money when I fund. Box 591. Manchesler. Conn 06040 For information about display adver­ a.m.), Mayberry School (10:30-11:30 a.m ), Hockanum 1942, Maple Plain, Minn; 55348. DO-IT-YOURSELF CONSTRUCTION. .. SAVES (Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 6U-2711 GATES OPEN 7:45 I lit V If h IV Hi;: started to replace everything in my DUNCAN HINES $2 Refund Offer. Receive an unframed ll-by-14-inch tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 School (12-1 p.m.), Barnes School (1:30-2:30 p.m.) and YOU MONEYI Have a Complaint? direeW . at 643-2711. Norris School (3-4 p.m.). FEATURE 1st AT DUSK lilt- liiiH III ilii'u hv. pantry. — Janet from I^ssourl. Receive a $2 refund. Send the canvas print. Send four Ritz ' South Windsor Dave Lavallee,643-2711 v>iiilimmii;;llii' DEAR JANET — What a fine way N e w s — II you have a question or To Subtcribo Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 The dance schedule is as follows: required form plus the net-weight Crackers purchase-confirmation ( I iliU’iil ,1 hli'i iiMr for your friends and relatives to help complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service Pre-school tap, ages 4-6 (9:00-9:45 a.m.); Tap, ages 6-9 statements from one family-size seals plus 60 cents postage and out! I am sure that each of those Prank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to (9:45-10:30 a.m.); Jazz, ages 6-9 (10:30-11:15 a.m.); Duncan Hines Brownie 8 ^ and one handling for each print. Select; Little / • 11 OTHER MODELS A 9 SiOINO OPTIONS TO To report special news: Steve Harry, executive editor. 643-2711. 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Ballet, ages 8-older (11:15-noon); Tap, ages 10 and older coupons and refund forms had Duncan Hines Muffin Mix. Expires Spooner (A), Low and Inside (B), Circulation Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 MATCH YOUR HOME! — If you have a problem to 10 a.m. Saturday. (12:15-1 p.m.); Jazz, ages 10 and older (1-1:45 p.m.). special meaning for you. July 31, 1980. Knuckles Down (C), Girl in the regarding service or delivery, call Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 Classes will be held Monday at Burnside Schooi, ■ TIP FROM THE SHOPPER:'Stay KEEBLER-HAWAIIAN PUNCH Mirror (D). Also available for two Customer .Service. 647-9946 Delivery weekly. $5.12 for one month, $15.35 for Family...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 alert! The checkout counter is no Get a Great Snack and a Dollar Back. should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday Sports...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 Tuesday at Mayberry School, Wednesday at Hockanum proofs of purchase plus |2.S0. three months, $30.70 for six months, and place to relax. \ Receive a $1 refund. Send the Expires Jan. SO, 1981. •MANCHESTER •SOUTH WINDSOR •ENFIELD through Priday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur- $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are School, Thursday at Barnes School, and Friday at Norris OPEN dav Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. P t j ^ CAaTHEATHE When you put your purchases on required refund form plus proof-of- Copyright 1980, available on request. .School. 40 SPENCER ST. 46 NUTME8 RD. 79 HAZARD DR. SUN. Monday through Friday. FOR SCREEN TRIES the counter, poup the “price reduc­ purchase seals from any two of the United Features A dance rpcital will be held August 27. There will be no tions” or ’’specials” together so that OFF RT. 5 A PALOMBO DR. classes July 4 'and the week of July 7 following Keebler cookies: Deluxe Syndicate Inc. 649-0136 8 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 21. »>0 EVENINQ HERALD. Sat.. June 21, U60 - 8 WihK$ of Morning Yale chaplain to speak at .News for Senior CitiMens. pressure test here in the By WALLY FORTIN and the course was In member bringing in a tasty Wednesday; Ham kitchen social games. Friendship Circle a.m., return trip after excellent condition. The treat. All the participants auditorium. Along with the grinder, applesauce, brow­ Noontime lunch served. gathering. Noontime lunch entertainment. Hello! There’s good news test by our favorite nurses Can the familiar ^ today. We are going fo be winners of the event are in the class of our staff nies, beverage. 12:45 p.m. pinochle games. served. 12:45 p.m. bridge Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen Concordia Lutheran 1st, the teams of Rau and want to thank Cleo from the Public Health Thursday; Hamburgers, Bus pickup at 8 a.m. and games; 1 p.m. craft class. social games. Noontime ; back in the meal deal again Nurses we will have Gloria Seminary m Philadelphia, Dr. Van­ ; starting this Monday. Nettleton tied with the Livingstone for being such potato salad, sunshine again at 11 a.m. at Arthur’s Bus pickup at 8 a.m. and lunch served. 12:45 p.m. MANCHESTER - Dr. John W. Weiss, nutritionist, to give norsdall also studied social ethics at team of Segerberg and a fine teacher and also the salad, ice cream, Drug Store. Return trips at again at 11 a.m. at Arthur setback games. Bus pickup Vannorsdall, Yale . University H ianks once again to our you pointers on proper the Episcopal School In Cambridge, Gartside. For second, the Recreation Director Mel beverage. 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Drug Store. Retifm trips at at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. at chaplain and minister in the ■good friends from both diets. This program will be be too familiar? Mass., and was a visting scholar at teams of Castallaccio and Siebold for allowing CHeo to Friday; Sliced turkey Tuesday; 9 a.m. bus for 12:30 and 3 p.m. Arthur Drug Store. Return • UNICO and MARC, whose Lutheran Church in America (LCA), Johnson Willis and Hooker, instruct our class. from 9 to 11 a.m. with lettuce on whole shopping. 10 a.m. square wiii be guest speaker at Concordia Union Seminary, Y.Y. in 1974. Since ^ v o tio n will make it possi- Thursday: 8 rf.m. bus trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p:m. and Fitzpatrick and Ander­ Everyone is looking Menu for week wheat bread, tomato and dance class. 1 p.m. return leaves for Fall River, Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. 1976 he has been the preacher for the ; We for us to serve meals ^turday: 10 a.m. bus the second speaker began, “Our son all tied. forward to the fall when cucumber wedges, from shopping. By CLIFF SIMPSON It is good. It is helpful, but I still Wednesday at 7;30 p.m. That date is Lutheran Series on the Protestant ; for another five weeks. Monday: Chicken noodle Mass. Noontime lunch is will leave for the Red Sox father, who art in heaven, hallowed Our exercise class ended the classes will start again. soup, tuna salad sandwich, peaches, beverage. Wedne^ay; 9 to 11 a.m. outdoor picnic. 1 p.m. Frequently in public worship the prefer “The Lord is my shepherd.” the 450th anniversary of the signing Hour, carried by 600 radio stations ■ So, the meals will be game. Members should be thy name ... ” and went clear across the country. His writings in­ for the season with a nice This coming Wednesday chocolate pudding, /Schedule for week free blood pressure clinic. square dancing entertain­ report to our center at 9:30 “Long Prayer” or the “Pastoral throu^ to the “Amen” in triumph Bpwomataluo of the Augsburg Confession. tserved on Monday, clude “Campus Prayers for 70s,” little party with each we will have a free blood beverage. . Monday: 10 a.m. to noon. 10 a.m. pinochle games and ment. Bus pickup at 10 a.m. Prayer" ends with the words “in the claimed he won the best. The other That is the name of a village on 'That document was a presentation .’ Wednesday, Thursday and texts for (hurch School use, and ; Friday for the next five name of Jesus Christ who taught us handed over the ten dollar bill, Nias, a small island that I visited of the essentials of the Christian faith PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR several dozen articles in church and ; weeks. when we pray to say ... ” and then saying, “I really didn’t think you during the cruise through Indonesia as described by the sixteenth-century ALL FOOD MARTS STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M . IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY USTS! academic journals and magazines. • This coming Thursday foilows the Lord’s Prayer. At this knew it.” this spring. About 300,000 of the church reformers who wouid later be He preaches frequently at colleges ; we plan a nice cook-out in point I must confess as the leader of Psalm 23 original Malay race live here as they called Lutherans. Originally, the worship my mind will turn to- the did centuries ago. With others I rode Confession’s purpose was to be a and universities and lectures on ; the backyard. We’ll have next item in the liturgy — and the How do you like this modern an air-conditioned bus (opened to the document of Christian unity, as its preaching at seminars and con­ ■ hamburgers and salads to Come to Food Mart*s Big Country Fair! “saying” of the. rendering of this familiar psalm? It air) for six miles up and up a winding preface notes. ferences in many parts of the coun­ _ munch on and then for L ord’s P ray er comes from Psalms/Now by Brandt road. The village is then reached by Dr. Vonnorsdaii served con­ try. He received an honorary doctor • entertainment, our square WALDBAUM'S becomes routine and Corita. The dust jacket describes climbing 82 steps in an age-old stair­ gregations in Eima, N.Y. and New of divinity degree from Susquehanna , dancers will be on hand to and too ofteni Leslie Brandt as one who “lives in case. As part of our entertainment Haven, before going to Cornell University in 1976. He is married to 'dance, with their new ^It’s A Big Jam boree Of Savings! meaningless, ii the cruel, wonderful, mind-boggling the natives performed an ancient University as Lutheran campus Patricia Ellis; they have three „ caller, Jack Ctoltey. During such a situation world of today. He understands the war dance, shouting loudly and pastor in 1957. He was a chaplain at children. -the afternoon they will in- Food M art often open my agony and the ecstasy. And he feels fiercely shaking their deadly spears. Gettysburg College In Pennsylvania Ivite you, folks, to join them U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SWIFT’S PREMIUM • FROZEN eyes -to giance at the depths and delights of the It is a very relaistic dance and it was for fourteen years before moving to Area Lutheran Church will join the land even have a few the order ofy psalmist’s shouts. “And the other, effective against both slave-traders Yale in 1976. A graduate of Harvard Concordia' parishioners in worship. ; dances, just for beginners. BONELESS SMALL BROILER SIZE worship to see what comes next. I “Corita Kent, formerly Sister Mary and later the Moslems who forcibly University and the Lutheran The public is also invited. recail once looking at the worship­ Corita Kend, Js the well-known artist tried to convert them. Today eighty Dr. John Vannorsdall I Along, with all this, ping congregation and noticed one of serigraphs. Her works are dis­ percent are Christian. Another ; you’ll see our new picnic Butterball man whose eyes were downcast but played in 37 major museums. And tourist entertainment is the jumping •benches. Some of our Bottom Round not closed. While his iips were her works range from a 50 foot over stone walls by the young men of ^talented men under the repeating the words of Jesus, his mural, ‘Beatitudes’ done for the Nias. They practiced this so they Installation of associate .direction of Geno Enrico fingers were busily flicking lint off Vatican Pavilion at the 1964-65 couid jump over the walls of the . took some of the donated World’s Fair to gift paper for -pieces of wood and made TURKEYS from his vest. I was as guilty of in­ enemy. To watch them is to think it is ROAST attention as he was. And right there Nieman Marcus. She has also easy, but it is incredible. What would ■^five really nice benches. 6 TO 10 LBS. AVERAGE lies the danger of the “too familiar." published seven books.” Here is their Harvard College give for a jumper set for Emanuel Church iGino’s helpers were Lou At Center Church we say “Forgive interpretation: like that! ’'Brignano and Felix us our sins as we forgive those who “The Lord is my constant compa­ MANCHESTER - The Rev. The Rev. Mr. Lohmann is a “Kolodzks. nion. Michael R. Lohmann will be installed sin against us"-and we are not alone in graduate of Concordia College, The “cook-out” will start NO using this phrase. I think that it is There is no need He cannot fulfill. A summer camp as associate pastor of Emanuel Seward, Neb., where he majored in Lutheran Church June 29 at 4 o.m. -right around 12 o’clock LIMIT ciearer than “debts” or Whether His course for me points I recently returned to a camp in elementary education. He holds a To the mountain tops of glorious r with the entertainment LB. “trespasses.” From time to'time I Maine that our family has used for master of divinity degree from around 1 p.m. have come across more “modem” ecstasy nearly two decades to find, as usual, Bible School Christ Seminary-Seminex, St. Louis, W * U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BErF FRESH CUT FROM THE BREAST translations of the Lord’s Prayer. Or to the valleys of human suf­ so much that needed to be done. Mo. and has done graduate study in ; A reminder to you folks set to open Boneless London Broillo r SIRLOIN TIP LB.1^2.69 Boneless Turkey Cutlets lb^ 1 .9 9 These have value for they will fering. Working around the camp is the chief worship and church music. going on the Fall River trip I sometimes throw a shaft of light into He is by my side. summer industry. By the time all is MANCHESTER - Trinity Cove­ He served as pastor of Gloria Dei •this Thursday to report • i MOSEY’S the phraseoiogy that suddenly il­ He is ever present with me. in order. Labor Day is knocking on nant Church, Hackmatack Street, Lutheran C3iurch in Edwardsville, -here at the center at 7:30 U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF New York Stylo Dolll lumines a new understanding and He is close beside me. the door. The first day here I picked will conduct a five-day vacation Bi­ 111. before moving to Connecticut two a.m. as the bus will leave Boneless Rump Steak Sale! Corned Beef Ham & Cheese Combination meaning. But underneath it all I When I tread the dark streets of ble School July 7-11, from 9 a.m. to years ago where he has been active at 8 a.m. up an old issue of the Manchester or Top Sirloin BRISKETS COLONIAL WALDBAUM'S • WHITE guess I am a traditionalist for the danger. Herald. In glacing through the pages noon. The program is open to all as a supply preacher throughout New U.S.D.A. CHOICE And even when I flirt with death POINT CUT COOKED American “famiiiar” received my vote for at almost a year-old news, it occured children from age 4 through those England. While on trips, a ROAST BEEF BONELESS regular use on Sunday morning. And itself. entering Grade 7 in September. ’The Rev. Paul Henry, pastor of reminder to you folks going HAM Cheese to me that if we could in the present • 1 . 2 8 WATER ADDED W LB. Vi LB the same applies to the other one of He will not leave. image what a disaster, a misfortune, Due to the building expansion con­ Faith Lutheran Church, East Hart­ on the Canadian Rockies IS When the pain is severe. ______LB. LB. the two best known sections of the Bi­ or a family squabble would mean struction at ’Trinity, most of the ford, and coordinator Area V of the trip that your final pay­ STEAKS 1 LB ble — the ’Twenty-Third Psalm. He is near to comfort. one year hence, we might find heip to classes will meet a the adjacent New England Synod, Lutheran ment is due. U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF Waldbaum's Asst. ■ Sliced COMBO When the burden is heavy. FIRST OF n.B B Also, the Brown’s trip .4 confused mechanic journey through the storm. I have Keeney Street School. Church in America, wili preside at BONELESS Top Round LUNCHEON OUR BEST LEAN i a m - He is there to lean upon. found this device helpful in facing Registration will be taken through the installation. Preaching at the scheduled for the 17, 18th THE SEASON! ROAST BEEFro°*"It"edl1®1.89 This story must be apocalyptic but When depression darkens my soul. TOPROUND MEATS I heard it some months ago. At lunch some of the crises in my life. It may July 1 and may be made by calling special service of instailation will be and 19th of September is He touches me with eternal joy. slowly filling up. We need Sirloin Tip MEAT or BEEF BOLOGNA time a discussion arose about help another. the church office, 649-2855, or Mrs. the Rev. Alton Hoffman, pastor of St. ROAST OLIVE or LUNCHEON MEAT TURKEY BREAST ?1.69 When I feel empty and alone. Nancy Gocht, 643-7377. Paul’s Lutheran Church, about nine more persons to or COOKED SALAMI religion among some of the men at A final thought California POTATO. COLE SLAW. MACARONI or He fills the aching vacuum with This year’s theme is “Jesus Our Wethersfield. fill the second bus. We United Technology. It grew hot and To be good, we must do good; and f s 9 r a Bottom Round 0OZ. ' SALAD SALE TOTATO l s 5 5 « His power. Lord.’’ The program offers Clergy and members of the area have picked a prime time PKG. heavy until one said, “I’ll bet ten My security is in His promise by doing good, we take a sure means COLONIAL • VIRGINIA STYLE ^ ^ ^ dollars you don’t even know the 23rd experiences in music, crafts, and Bi­ churches are invited to attend the in­ so all the facilities will be Nectarines To be near me always. of being good, as the use and exercise GLAZED HAM lb $ 2 . 5 9 Psalm.” To which the answer came, ble and missionary stories. Activities stailation, which wiil be foilowed by at our disposal. It really is U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round Cube PERDUE or LIPMAN And in the knowledge of the muscles increase their power. SWEET JUICY “You’re on.” To prove his knowledge will include daily chapel, recreation, a reception in the church haii. Rev. Michael R. Lohmann a nice relaxing time with BEEF - BONELESS FRESH FRYING WHITE FISH SALAD ®1.6 9 ’That He will never let me go.” — Tryon Edwards and refreshments. activities going on all the Your Cholcel EYEROUND BOX O’ LONG JOHN M - time, so come on in and LARGE sign up. SIZE FRANKS l b $ 1 . 7 9 LB. ROAST CHICKEN IMPORTED DANISH HAVARTI ,. The news 'here begins with our Wednesday mor­ LOW IN CALORIES & SODIUM. CHEESE s k M U l b . ® 1 . 4 9 Update on U.S. religion ning pinochle games. We AN IDEAL CEREAL TOPPING. LB. LB. DORMANS OLD FASHION NATURAL eryices had 16 players and the FRESH PORK LOIN COLONIAL FULLY COOKED^MOKED (WATER ADDEDI MUENSTER'^iw^Elf'? b ® 2 . 1 9 6 7 0 $ CENTER $ 4 O Q MUNCHEE KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - A create new congregations, recruit NEW YORK (UPI) - Indian winners were: Mary Hill. SWEET MELLOW HAND SLICED ^ Pork Chops ASSORTED LB M .3 9 Ham TOHt I o N l8 f o SLICES iQlbl I .0 9 consultation on Native American ministers and develop leadership 673; Maude (duster, 584; minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, worship service and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and TOP FROST FROZEN BONELESS a a COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • (WATER ADDED) LOX NlivAKOTIA Vi LB. 2 . 1 9 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 112C Andover Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance service. ministries within the United among Native Americans. Roman Catholic missionary Mother Bob Hill, 579; Jennie Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence Cod Fillets lbpkg ^1.59 Smoked Hams PORTION LB 3 9 ^ JUOEA b e e f k o s h e r s a l e . . . m M FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake St. Rev. Methodist church has called for he NEW YORK (UPI) - Church Fogarty. 578; John Gaily, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of An- M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. 10 a.m. Honeydew TOP FROST WHITE A DARK M M COLONIALCOLONIAL 1 LU 1 LB PKO PKO a . M M FRANKS 2 0 2 p k g ®1.99 James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: dover, UCC, Route 6. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, Worship service; 7:30 p.m., Praise and teachinc formation of a coalition of all 158 World Service, the international Teresa of Caicutta have been 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ser> 577; GMrge Last, 575; Paul KNOCKWURST -MIDGET s a l a m i or BOLOGNA j pastor. 11 a.m. worship service and nursery care. service. relief arm of the Nationai Council of Pan Turkey Roast pkg 3 .3 9 Sliced Lean Bacon ^1.09 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School. vice. local Indian congregations within the presented Bibies by the Bible Society Ottone, 564; Martha CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION. Adams Street EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Church and denomination. Churches, has announced it has of India, American Bible Society of- LaBate, 560; Mary at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Melons Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Bolton Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Indian groups within the denomina­ cabied an immediate $2,000 to the ficiais have announced. Nackowski, 558; Lillian Rev. Michael R. Lohmann, associate pastor; Lee masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Korean Church Service Association Lewis, 550; Josephine Coke, Tab, PURITAN saw CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 Hebron Road. Goodwin, intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor tion are sharply divided and the SCOTT CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 emeritus. 8 a.m. Worship in the chapel; 9:30 a.m. church at its (lenerai Conference in and is prepared to extend more aid to Schuetz, 549; Marjorie SAINTS, Woodside Street and Hlllstown Road. JUMBO p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a.m. Worship In the sanctuary, children's chapel and "The work of the Bibie Society is FRUIT lA/endel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 a.m., Priesthood Aprii turned back, at the urging of victims of the eruption of vioience in McLain, 545. SIZE EA. Sprite or BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1040 nursery. TISSUE OIL and Relief Society; 11:15 a.m., Sacrament Meeting. Kwangju, South Korea. good,” Mother Teresa said in accep­ - Boston Turnpike. Rev. Mar)orle Hiles, pastor. 9:45 the Okiahoma Indian Missionary In the afternoon, we had 1 . 3 3 SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main St. Capt. and Mrs. ting the presentation Bible from the A WEDGE 2 x7 INCHES HAS ONLY 46 CALORIES. WHITE orrA AS90RTEO SK P 1"'’ OFF LABEL a m., church school; 11 a.m., worship service. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Park anc Conference, a proposal to form an in­ CWS officials said they had asked four tables for bridge and Fresca COCKTAIL ST. QEOROrS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Boston Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobwn. rK to r Indian organization. “I follow it.” GOOD SOURCE OF VITAMIN C. 1000 SHEET f l o a # .32 OZ BOTTLE 170UNCECAN Turnpike. Rev. John C. Hollioer, vicar. 10 a.m., school; 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m.. open- Rev. J. Gary L'Hommedieu. assistant to the rector dependent Commission on -Native Christian officials in to outiine any the lucky winners were: 2 LITER BOTTLE Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. Nursery program and air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation meeting. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead. assistant to the rK to r American Self-Development. requests for emergency aid that Tom Regan, 6,480; George UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. 187 Wood-* The Bible presented to Mrs. Gandhi SWEET CALIFORNIA coffee fellowship. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. The OICMC was not invited to the might be needed in the wake of he Last, 4,900; Martha • 1 . 3 3 BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bolton bridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11 came foilowing her “urgent” request Santa Rosa Plums lb 5 9 Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, minister. Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor Kansas City meeting and it is uncer­ civiiian uprising in Kwangju which Rockwell, 4,380; Marjorie 7 p.m., worship. to the Bibie Society, saying she had 9:30 a.m.. worship service and nursery, 10 a.m. Rev.Chester C. Copeland, associate pastor; Rev tain whether it wiil participate in the left hundreds dead and wounded and McLain, 4,00. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Spruce St. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0 . Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m. given away ail of her copies. CALIFORNIA DRISCOLL BRAND a Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship service, Worship service; 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, new coalition which is designed to others jailed. Last week I called for Coventry FLAVOR LB FOOD CLUB • 16 OUNCE CAN nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Informal Woodruff Hdll. ^ Strawberries 89^ WELCH’S worship. help to stuff envelopes this Food Club COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Route GRAPEJELLY Small Whole Beets 3 for 89^ 44-A and Trowbridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC South Windsor past Wednesday morning CALIFORNIA'DRISCOLL BRAND ^ _ pastor. Sunday. 9.30 a.m. worship; 10:45 a.m. Sun­ CHURCH. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko. and help I got. We had sixty Crushed Tomatoes pastor. 9 a.m.. mass in English; 10:30 a.m., mass in V7 PINT ■ 3 LB. day school. 7 p.m. Bible study and fellowship. WAPPiNG COMMUNITY CHURCH. 1790 Church activities scheduled volunteers came in stuff Fresh Raspberries 1 I 9 t/Vednesday. 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. English and Polish. Ellington Ffoad. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, JAR 28 OUNCE CAN ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. 741 E. Middle minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. worship service and 30,000 envelopes with at Friend’s Pea B e a n s 53^ PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route for next week: dinner will be held at 262 U.S, NO. 1 'A' SIZF ■ CALIFORNIA - LONG ^ 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. H. Wllkens. Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday church Khool. Community baptist Hartford. least four pieces of paper c mass at 5 p.m,; Sunday masses at 8:30. 10 and Tuesday, 9:30 a.in. Bible Prince MEDIUM SHELLS, of ELBOW MACARONI pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., worship ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 673 Ellington Ferguson Road at 3:30 in each one. James A. service. 11:30 a.m. Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. Saturday masses White Potatoes 8 lbsM .7 9 MACARONI MANCHESTER - Ear­ study. p.m. Tuesday. BEST FOR POTATO SALAD FOR i ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Route 31. Rev. F. Bernard ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Archambault. at 4 and 5:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 Turek, Collector of Prince Macaroni PKG, Rev. William F. Carroll, tlev. Francis V. KrukowskI, and 11 a.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p .- .ii. The Men's Club will hold TENDER & CHEDDAR Milter, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Liszewskl. assistant ly worship hour at Com­ Emanuel Lutheran Revenue wishes to sincere­ pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday team ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, In ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH. Rev. John J. munity Baptist Church will Bylaws committee; 7:30 a tag sale in WOODRUFF CHEERIOS COMSTOCK residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; ly thank the volunteers for Fresh Green Beans lb 49^ masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, assistant be at 9:30 a.m. Sunday p.m. Bible study at 21 Croft Hall at 10 a.m. Saturday. 7V. OZ. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Route Sunday masses at 7:30.9 and 10:30 a.m., noon and pastor. Saturday masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses MANCHESTER - The doing a super fine job. He PKGS. CEREAL Apple Pie Filling 21 OZ CAN 5 p.m. at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. June 22 instead of 10:30, Drive. LONG GREEN 44A. Rev Robert K. Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. following events have been couldn’t get over the Education for all ages: 11 a.m., worship seryice. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Main St. Rev. Philip ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Sand Hill and there will be no church 15CUNCE PKG. A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll. co-pastora. enthusiasm and cheer­ TENDERLEAF 12' OFF LABEL Road. Rev. Bruce JK ques, vicar; Rev. Ronald E. scheduied by Emanuei Fresh Cucumbers 5 . 32 OZ Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; Sunday Haldeman, assistant to the vicar. 6 a.m.. Holy Com* school. East Hartford Lutheran Church, Church Concordia Lutheran fulness of the group and TEABAGS ReaLemon Juice b o t t le masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and noon. munlon; 10 a m.; family service and Sunday Khool. On Monday, June 23, the FRESH CRISP 1(X) COUNT PKG. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 Tolland Turnpike. and Chestnut streets, next your help was deeply ap­ FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. 763 Oak St. Rev. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN REFORMED Ann Judson Picnic wili be SPEAKS Ralph F. Jelley. pastor. 10 a.m.. church school: 11 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dis­ CHURCH, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen. pastor. 9:45 MANCHESTER - preciated. Pickling Cucumbers PURPLE AND GOLDEN cussion. week. . a.m.. morning worship; 7 p.m., evening service. a.m., Sunday K hool; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. worship' heid for circle members, By • 1 . 5 8 ' Sunday, 11 a.m., wuth Events scheduled this Received word that Phil 32 OZ BOTTLE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East Hartford ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Mrvice. nurMry at both Mrvlces. guests, and children at Eugene FOOD CLUB Juicy Juice (Missouri Synod). Cooper and High streets. Rev. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Group bike hike. week at Concordia Brass-is in the hospital for ProducB Item of the WeekI (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Stafford Springs. For infor­ Brewer Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. worship Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; (W iKonsin Synod), 300 Buckland Road. Rev. Monday, noon to 1 p.m. Lutheran Church are as a check up. Also, A1 LARSEN’S PEANUT BUTTER THEESWEET-eOZ CANS services, nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday K hool; 6 p.m., 10:15 a.m.. Sunday school and youth forum; 10:15 Ronald Muetjel, pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; mation, call 742-7170. follows: In living for Christ three Christensen is California $ ii|j 5 d Training Union. to 11:30 a.m.. First and second year youth Instruc­ 10:30 a.m.. Sunday K hool. Service in chapel before VEG-ALL CREAMY & KRUNCHY Grapefruit Juice PACK tion. Holy Communion the first and third Sunday of The diaconate will meet Monday, 7:30 p.m. Social very different principles FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH (Lutheran Church OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH. (Missouri Oberammergau departure. recuperating at his home, l b . MIXED VEGETABLES each month. at 7:30 p.m. with Joe come into play, reflecting Fresh Figs in America), 1120 Sayer Lane. Rev. Paul E. Henry Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 a.m., Sunday K hool; 9 3:30 staff. ministry committee; 8 63 Bolton St. 1BOZ. BRAN. CORN or WHEAT Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and Vernon streets. and 10:15 a.m., worship. Vollrath, chairman. three levels of certainty. DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 a.m.. Bible classes; 10 p.m. worship and music Hugo Benson, Gloria’s 16 OZ. JAR FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 87 Main Tuesday, 10 a.m. Old SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUES. 12 OZ PKG a.m., worship; 6 p.m., worship. On ’Thursday June 26, the Knowledge describes cer­ CANS Chex Cereals St. Rev. William E. Flynn, minister. 10 a.m., worship Vernon Guard; 1:30 p.m. We Gals; committee. husband is expected home FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 447 N. tainty arising from sensory service, church school, child care; 11 a.rn.. coffee music committee will Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Main St. 10:30 a.m., church service, Sunday school, 7:30 p.m. Claudia Circle, perception, derived from today and he’ll have to take PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JUNE 22 THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 28. hour; 6 p.m.. youth choir; 7 p.m., youth fellowship. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 West St.. Rockville. meet at 7:30 p.m. with and care for small children. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses Mission and Ministry, Holy Communion, 450th reading and studying the it real easy for a few Dick Yerks, chairman. FRESH DAIRY FOODS! FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 1535 Forbes St. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Center at 6:30 (Polish), 10 and 11:15 a.m. Ahiniversary of Augsburg Bible. Faith describes cer­ weeks. Qenoral Morchandlao Spacialal FROZEN FOODS QALOREI St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m.. Church Conway Diet. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m.. Sunday ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 69 Union St. Confession- Celebration. tainty stemmmg from the This past Wednesday Joe DECCRATIVE school. 11 a m., worship service: 7 p.m.. Khool lor all ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 Rev. Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 a.m.. worship Wednesday, 9 a.m. SEALTEST LENDER’S HOOD WALDBAUM’S evangelistic service Nursery at all services. continuing during the service; 10:30 a.m., Morning Mrvice; 10:15 a.m., Sunday K hool; 7 p.m., evening South Church Friendship Group trip to Refreshments will be Bible knowledge, the D. arranged tor our Senior SPICE OF LIFE worship, nursery provided. > Mrvice. ICECREAM BAGELS OgANOE JUICE COTTAGECHEESE BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 161 Essex. 7:30 Joint service at served after the service. evidence of things not seen, Men’s Golf players to join Church St: Rev Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor. 9:30 CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE. 236 Main St. Rev. SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Ralph Hebrews 11:1. Opinion is STORAGEJARS HALF GALLCN CARTCN CNICN • PUIN or EGG HALF GALLCN CARTCN 2 PCUND CUP Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, MANCHESTER - Concordia for the with senior members of the a.m . Church school for all ages. Including an adult Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. Saturday tentative certainty based class; 10 30 a m.. Worship hour with child care minister of visitation and outreach. 9:30 a m., Sun­ mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masMS at 7:30, 9, 10:30 South United Methodist Augsburg (Confession, 450th Manchester Country Club IlhPINT or 11h QUART or day K hool; 10:45 a m., worship, children's church a.m. and noon. North Methodist on conclusions drawn from provided for infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior Church, 1226 Main St., has for a fun day of golf. Over 1 QUART 2 QUART 12 OZ High and Senior High Youth Fellowships. and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, nurMry, ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 30. Anniversary. efforts to apply concepts • S . 4 S CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies of God), 647 E. scheduled the following 40 of our members teamed • 1 . 5 3 PKGS. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH (United Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rKtor. 8 a.m,. communion; Thursday, 10 a.m. MANCHESTER - North embraced within this faith. Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. Rev. Gor­ Middle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. GustafMn, 10 a.m.. family service and church Khool. events fomext week: Prayer proup; 11:15 a.m. United Methodist Church, up with the local club don Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. worship service, child pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday K hool; 10:30 a.m.. M r- VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH. 51 One can and must know 10 OUNCE PACKAGE KRAFT vlce of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. care an(l visitation; 7:30 members for a Member EACH Old Town Road. R K kville. Rev. MIchelIno Ricci, 300 Parker St., has what the Bible says. By TOP FROST BROCCOLI SPEARS 2 for 8 9 ^ PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE sozpkg 69^ pastor. 11;(X) a.m. and 6:30 p.m.. worship services Women’s prayer group at Guest Tournament CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH. (LCA). 40 a.m. rYoiith Group beach scheduled the following faith he accepts the Bible VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Route Glastonbury Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor; Rev. David .1208 Main St.; 7:30 p.m. as God’s inspired word, its- (Arizona Scramble). The CCCLANT GALLON NIBLETS/CREAM SAUCE. LEAF SPINACH, MEDIUM PEAS SALTED SOFT 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. 9:15 a.m.. worship day. events for next week. Prestone II *4.29 LOF2 B. StKy, associate pastor. 9 a.mi Holy Commu­ UFQ REBATE OF *300 ON PURCHASE OF 2 QALS WITH MAIL IN CER Mrvice, fiurMry. nomination committee. identification of Jesus as event was a super success pk g Itubs ST. DUNSTAN'S CHURCH. Manchester Road. nion. nursery care provided. Friday, 11 a.m. Staff Sunday, 5:30 to 7 p.m. TIFICATE* GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES io oz 69« FLEISCHMANN’S MARGARINE 89' Rev Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, Rockville. Rev. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. retreat. Strawberry social at $1.75 God incarnate, and its ul­ 'SEE DISPLAY IN STORE FOR DETAILS p m.. Sunday masses at 6. 9:30 and 11 a.m. John J. White, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 timate authority relative UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY: East. 153 Men’s prayer group. 7:30 Saturday, 12:30 p.m. admission. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7. 8:30,10 and 11:30 a m. 'to acceptable service to Concrete Hebron W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. p.m. finance committee. YEA play day, meet at Thursday, 7:30 p.m. God. But latitude must be 10:30 a.m.. Service. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, pastor. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. In 1824, an English brick­ GET 32 BONUS FREE GIFTCHEKS WITH COUPONS BELOWI TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. 30fe HackmatKk 10:45 a.m., worship service. church, 8 p.m. Emanuel Executive committee. maintained for varying ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 65. prayer, scripture study and layer, Joseph Aspdin, invented Rev. William Parsing, rector 10 a m . Worship ser­ St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen. pastor; Milton N IlK n, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Vernon. Hill Chapter of AA In opinions in areas where vice. assistant pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, sharing group at 244 Indian Portland cement, so named LIpton 'Ti^ Johnson’s TSzRIce-A-Roni' l‘^ HIDRI Sealtast TropIcana ' Luther Hall, Emanuel there is not a definitive Bi­ i“ 5 0 * o f f ! " 2 0 * o f f GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Hebron, vices. nursery for Infants; 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, assistant minister. after a look-alike stone on the ! ” Pie Crusts J ' or Light n’ Lively - Hill Trail, Glastonbury. I* GRAHAM CRACKER B eefor Orange Juice Rev. David G. Runnioo-Barelord. pastor. 10:30 K ho o l classes for all ages, three through adult, 9:55 a m.. Church Khool. crib room, child care; 10 Lutheran Church, 60 ble teaching. Keeping Isle of Portland. This was j ON A 20 OZ. PKG. ON A 32 OZ. PKQ. Iced Tea Mix I I TOWELS I Of CHOCOLATE QUART CONTAINER a m.. Worship service, nursery; 915 a m.. Church nursery for Infants. a.m., Worship Mrvice. 7:30 p.m. Education work Church St. Center Church these three principles In (and is, for it is 98 percent of I 4 0 PACK I Chlokon I 102 SHEET ROLL jCottagoChoos^ school classes. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL area in education wing. !I «La » « i Pizzerial a I Top avpi-ivVE Frost ^ j their proper spheres is es­ cement made in the United 1 LB. CHURCH INC.. 9 EUlnglon Ave., Rockville. Rev. I 8 OZ O O 9 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 365 N. 7:30 p.m. Board of MANCHESTER - sential to justification with States today) a high quaiity • 6 PZ. 0 3 ^ CUP ♦ I Philip Saunciers, minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m.. I Cheese Pizza I Hash Browns ! *‘ 1 I PKQ. j PKG. 9 Manchester Main St. Rev. Dr. Jamea 0. MacLaughlin, pastor; 10 Second Church cement, made by pulverizing 1.39 deliverance service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.! Trustees. God, fellowship with peers, j PLUS 4 FREE GIFTWEKS | PLUS 4 FREE GIFTCHEKS j PLUS 4 FREE QtFTCHeKS j p l u s 4 FREE GIFTCHJKS PLUS 4 FREE GIFTCHE I PlUS4FREEOiFTCH^KS J PLUS 4 FREE GIFTCHEKS I PLUS 4 FREE GIFTCHEKS a.iri.. Worship Mrvice. limestone and clay, burning I GOOD thru SAT. I GOSPEL HALL. Center Street. 10 a.m.. breaking deliverance service. and peace with self. ■ laooD.C___ THRU - - GOOD THRU SAT. . Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Center Congregational JUNE 26 LIMIT 'ONE ! GOOD GOOD THRU SAT.J I GOOD THRU SAT^ • JUNE 26 LIMIT ONE ” bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. gospel MANCHESTER - Se­ the mixture into a clinker, and 1JUNE 26 LIMIT ONEI JUNE 28 LIMIT ONE JUNE 26 LIMIT ONE TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 30 and IPKQ ONE coupon' I PKQ ONE COUPONS I JUNE I JUNE 26 LIMIT ONE ^ meeting NORTH UNITED METHODIST (?HURCH, ^ (tuples Club meets in Church has scheduled two then grinding It into a fine " I ! P K O ^ O N t'c S iS o N H illlP ■ Bitn ONE'cbuTON I pPKQ k'6'■ ■ ONE'cbuTONONE COUPON H i( i|j|(p r ,I ______COUPON____ - .CUP . . ____ ONE COUPONigswr I B ’ ! Meadowlark Road. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, pastor cond Congregational (MIMH OF (MUST i PER FAMILY J ^ R f A M lL V • ■ FUl,L GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL Parker Si. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, pasior. 9 a.m. parking lot for car pool. events next week. powd». When sand, gravel, 1 a.m. Worship service with staffed nurM ry K hool Church, 385 N. Main St. has Lydall and Vernon Streets CHURCH, 745 Main Si. Rev. Philip Saunders, Worship service. ; juring the service. Torza’s (3olf World in East A staff meeting and .tnd water are added. It makes _ _ — - - - ______we feserve the rtghito limit Bales to 3 pkg» ol eny item encept where oihereise noted iiemsotleredlo* sale not svetiebie I toll or to other retail dealers o< whoieseieri Nol responsibis lor tyt) p o g rw t^ errors listed the following events concrete. 410 WIST MIDDLE TPKB. ^ MANCHItTIR 6 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. June »1.1960 \ EVEiNING HERALD^ Sat., June 21, 1960 ^ 7

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A girl kaan on wlldllla may hava dona toma Lovaa" 1963 Dabble Reynolds, Cliff C£lMovie-{Orama)*** 4 "Who'a Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" 1968 Elizabeth POULTRY SHOP J "b UTCIh ER~SHOP of bitarra murders with young woman as vary dacorativa drawings o l ------. Roberlaon. A theater afar 'a dopta' six f-CA8P )))^ ______fA\\U^ ' •'J 4 ~ ,( BUTCHER SHOP lha victims. (2 hrs.) waifa and ie courted by a clergyman (2 Taylor. Richard Burton. After an evening FRESH .U.S.D.A. INSPECTED 10. Joint ol lha lag. out.amiddleagedhialoryprofeteorand AFTERNOON SiJklovie -(Comedy)...... Mr. And Mrs. his wife, invite a new young teacher and FRESH...READY GROUND hia w ife for a tale drinking p arty which 1:00 13. Falla to kaap paca. Smith" 1940 Carols Lombard, Robert turrte into a bitter confrontation. (2 hra.) dMo>l«KS Saturday Night Movie'The iaiandtr' 17. Ablo to withaland wintry conditions. 12:25 1976 Stars: Dennis Weaver, Sharon 19. Wandar abouL Its true meaning. MORNING X New Jersey R eport 12:30 Glass. A retired mainlaad lawyer buys a 5:15 smafl hotel in Honolulu, only to be caught 20. It opens a lock. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You X S earch For T om orrow up In a murdaroua situation involving a may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically X Id Allen Show X ^ o a e W Its runaway grand |ury w itness, a rulhlaaa 5:45 X 0 Ryan's Hope mobalaranda racket-bustIngU.S Sena­ produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry X New Z oo Review X PlayTTraParcantagaa 5:54 tor (2 hra.) blank will be accepted. 0 0 0 PaaawordPfut QUARTERS ALL FLAVORS ®Movle-(Comedy)***4 "TwoWay S Morning Prayer 12:57 5:55 Stretch" PeterSellers.Threejailmates TMe Rel eeim iwi. amoRB olhera, Itie oorreol wecBa tor Bie PRIZI 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members 0 NBC N ew s U pdate S Today's Woman Heischmann’s living inthelrtuxuriouBcaltaptsnloslipout SPECIAL PRE VACATION C R O M W O R D P V m M tor rSM et Weekend ol June 7 - 8 .1N0. of their families) of the Evening Herald. 12:58 RIPE-JUICY Sealtest ora night, heist the Maharajah's 6:00 X 0 FYI ’? -gai Verioua Programming ^ m o n d s and return. (90 mine.) ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES X X 1:00 cin . B C LL 6 NOT f i N ew Zoo Revue Margarine Ice Cream IZd Movie -(Comedy) ** 4 . "Cesar and X Young And Tha Raatlaaa BOX PADDLEB RICH IN VITAMIN " C PEACHES Roeetle" 1972 Yvea Monland, Romy EYEGLASS SALE NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A ® Health Field X M y Thr'aa Sons ASSORTED FLAVORS S chneider. Wom an, in the art world of CANT PAN POSTMARK. 6:15 X 0 A IIM y C hildren Paris, tries to decide between two man CAST PLAN X N e w t X Movie 'Four Daucaa' (MON ). 'Croas Tropicana Ann Page (2 h ra ) SECOND PAIR AT c e u s PUNEB 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the ■ 6:30 Winds' (TUE ). 'Qoliath Against The X Abbott And Coeteflo Qiania' (WED ). 'The Lady Gambles' 49" 10:30 I CUSH PUNTB contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. It more than ctn. ® Movie-(Romance) *** "Wanda DEFEATED X My Three Sons (T H W J J J u 9 l For You' (F R I) Orange Juice Popsicles PLAY Cl I® P ^ram Unannounced (Mon.) Nevada" 1979 Peter Fonda. Brooke 1 /2 PRICE DEFECTED OLICE one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be 0 0 0 Days Ol Our Lives ALL VARIETIES CHEESE-SLICED S hield!. A runaway from an orphanage 0 1 0 BuBwInkle 1:30 DIQNIFIED OUTE shared equally. , 0 Verloue Programming FULL OF JUICE AND FLAVOR and a wild west poker player develop a o n c i Q Q □ X Bewitched C Q C f a n c y - r ed OR GREEN DIVES READ 6:50 lova-halaralationshipthalbloasomsinto □ 1 3 m 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE (9 ) Jake H a s t G ospel Tim a Ched-O-Bit LaPizzeria ianca. (Rated PQ) (106 mina.) FAT RELEQATION *X Prayer 1:56 12-oz. Nectarines 20-oz. FERNS a ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. 6:55 •. 05T Leaf Lettuce Movie-(Comedy)*** "The Wrong ROAD X ABCNawsbrIaf Cheese Slices pfcQ- FLORIDA Pizza pfcg Arm of the Law" 1963 Peter Sellers. FIT ROAM 0 Am erican Trail 2:00 C |K CALIFORNIA-SWEET 7. The decision of the judges la final and all contestants agree to 0 N e w t Lionel Jeffries. A cockney trio have the FOX JSADDLER n n X At Tha World Turns LIQUID DISH DETERGENT FRESH-CRISP-POTATO police after them because they've been abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property V 7:00 XAddam e Family U i Fresh Umes HARDY 8 IQ N IF 1 E 0 □ 6 dressing as cops and confiscating loot M orning X 0 O na U fa To Live Red Onions HEAD TAX - of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit Buga Bunny DELICIOUS-TROPICAL FRUIT from apprehended robbara (00 mins.) □E3 0 Accent On Living (Mon.) Domala P a lm o live H t f W k f r e s h - t e n d e r S ’ 11:30 HERD TERNS 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will tf X O M O N ) W ise Chips II (D m o v Iv .(Comedy)— ''TloorMo)iii HOT TONIC 0 0 0 Doctors Mangoes KEY i f l X l T be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is .. 7Sr Broccoli Out" 1987 ElliWallach, Anne Jackson. TOXIC 2:30 A Irustraled middle-aged bachelor mail­ KNEE X ONIIgan's Island FRUIT DRINKS WAX necessary. 0 G ood Morning A m erica f ' CAUFORNIA-LONQ WHITE man. kidnaps a m iddle-aged Irustraled U Q 8 WIVES 0 D om ala Aiiorlod TV j KJZ, , housewife (2 hra.) 9. The correct solution to this week's PrIzeword will be iN e w t 0 0 0 Another World Flayort LIVES S p ^ e C e n ta r Tropicana Potatoes 9 Movie -(Comedy) ** "Dion when purchased at the same time at published the following Saturday. 2:38 K - n bag Brothera" 1974 StscyKeach,Frederic LAST WEEKS 0 0 Today X 0 F Y I 79* 7:30 Forrest. Twobrothera. ones bubblegum stores in Manchester and Mansfieid 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical 3:0 0 factory worker, tho other a coal miner, PUZZLE SOLUTION errors which may appear during the puzzle game. X FKntslonea Guiding Light parlicipatain a robbery and coma tollke X PTLCKib-Talk And Variety RICH-THICK REGULAR OR DIET 8:00 i^ p a y a And Friends their protassion. (100 mins.) 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal 0 General Hospital ^ 11:35 i MAY 19 thru JUNE 30 \ X C aptain Kangaroo Bonanza 2 custody of Nate Agostinelll. President Manchester State Battia O f Tha P lanets (£ Movie -(Blographlcat-Drama) **^ X HUNT’S 2-LITER "FoarSirikasOut" 1957 AnIhonyPer- Bank. ® Various Programming kins, Kart Malden Traces Ihe rise of big Designer frames i I well as all powers, curvitures, tints and colors are 8:30 Various Program m ing league ball player Jimmy Piersallsndhis Included In this sale. X GWIgan'a Island iO ver Easy TOMATO SAUCE 7-UP SODA lighibacklonormalcyby psychiatric and ' X Varlottt Programming 3:3 0 electroshock treatments (2 hrs ) 9:00 X Spidarman ^ 12:15 X Dinah 0 Villa Alegre ® Movie -(Comedy)...... The In- X Brady Bunch 3:53:57 8 PhH Donahue Show Laws" 1979 Peter Falk. Alan Arkin A X O CD bliaatully content dental surgeon is PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE X Joe Franklin Show ® A li-6tar Soccer (Tua.)Pro-Calabr«iy thrown together with a C.l. A agent when x m F v i theirchildrandacidetomarry Thelunand Q olf(TH U R ) 4:0 0 laughter begin wilhihair bullet-riddled 0 Ghost And Mrs. Muir X M a u d * t chase Irom Manhattan to a South Amer­ 0 D ating G am a X Fiinistonas ican banana republic (RaiadPOHlOS 0 FUntatonaa 6 ? 1 X 0 MervGriffin 9:25 9 9 ! mins.) A m iim Id Lm I Wm T r PRIZEWOK PUZZLE XMovia'NolhingBulTheBssr(MON). (Plus deposit in C t) 0 Heritage Corner 'Deadly Strsngsrs' (TUE ). ‘Submarine (JD M o v ie -(M y s la ry )** " IC o n fa a i" 9:30 Command'(WED ).'BuflaloBiir(THUR). 1963 Montgomery Clill, Anne Baxter. CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: X Partridge Family W ar Devils' (F R I) ® Program Unannounced (Wad.) When e murderer confesses, a prissl 4. SLICK not itock. Th# stock typ« of worksr Is charsctsrtud rstrisr by 1. MANIAC not manias. Tha clue's use of "unfortunstoly'' strlkss a note 0 Dom ata 0 Various Programming Various Pro­ cannotreveatinformsiiontolhepolica (2 the way hs fWto raslly to "sst abour tha )ob. “SUCK* Is fully spL of pity, as If referring to a parson. 0 PTL Club-Talk And Variety hrs .0 2 m ins) gramming (TUE.. THUR.) HBA and GENERAL SERVICE DELI* 7. HATEFUL not fataful. HATEFUL mstohas up mors oonvtnoingly with 6. CHEFS not chsaa. The clue's word ''practitioners" ralatss batter to 3|87l SasamaStraat ni) Movie-(Horror) • "Deathdream" 0 Joker's Wild 0 Movie 'The Philadelphia Story' 1972 JohnMorley.LynnCartin Amother ths clua’s air of dMasto. parsons who practloa an art or craft (CHEFS), than to cheat, which 0 McHaia'iNavy ANN PAGE-KOSHER M A R VEL-W H ITE-9 INCH DOMESTIC has "players," rather. (MON ), Ninotchka' (TUE ). The Bride accuaes the S tale Department of tying TA IN T E D not tountad. T A IN T E D Is tha strongar answ ar, sinoa ona m ay 10.00 Goes Wild' (WED ). 'Coma Live With Me' m i FLEX-NORMAL OR DRV about her sons dying in action. He does msraly ba amusad whan tountad. 11. LAWN not laws. Ths clue’s phrtss "eonsofsnttoiisfr kapT suits that ffarto n s ^ U R ). Comrads X'(FRI) 16-02. ILovaLucy Dill Pickles Paper Plates return but strange acisbeginiooccur <2 which might, lass (daslty, bs W kept (LAWN). Laws should simply bs 0 Bonanza Eont. COOKED h rs ) 10. WINDS not wilds. "Potarragtons** consist almost aiotoaArafy of wilds, ) M ka Douglas W Shampoo so It's not so much s casa of thasa baing wilds to ba ancountarsd "In” kept (tha word "conscianUously” being Inspproprisla). 4 :3 0 CREAM OF CHICKEN OR JOHNSON» JOHNSON-OVERNIGHT Store 1:30 •Cask CtedL H w W O e m 8r M u AecsM ) Rom per Room j f i l BRONZE-DEODORANT such regions. Also, wilds ara daunting tarratn anjavar. without 12. TEN not man. It takas a (sir number of parsons to ba abto to make X Mary Tyler Moore Show 22( Movie iSuspense) *** 'Five •M Usi F U M IH IranIsrMIs.IBMer Mweartt IM D SportiCantar X Little Rascals HAM Sliced! Fingers" 19S2 James Mason, Dsniete •M Sdss IM b Fir eM M i hks M Ejsclttm Fsr 9m h ru a naading to ba quallflad or Instanoad In tha mannar of tha ciua. "quite a hubbub,” but man may ba only two or three. 4 0 DavidLattarman Show Ann Page"“so:r3'“r Diapers X 0 Christ Tha Living W ord Right Guard TOBIN S-MOTHER GOOSE Darrieux A loubie agent spies on the •BwssM‘ ------M b Ovalb h k f M •Efsflsw Of tsKt Cast • 14. FMQE not raoa or rava. "Raoa” haridy appllaa, sinoa K Is ImpessfMa 13. ATTITUDE no aptitude. Aptly, orw can daacriba a helpful ATTITUDE 9 2 2 AHva 5:0 0 CORONET f k g t f FOWDEREDLAUNDRY-15-OFF LABEL Germans during W W II (2 hrs . 5 m ins) S 110:24 DISPOSABLE ( n t h t r Btoff i m n t f iB o a t m goecri tor a RaMfF tn fu n d a iM a to to as s "good sttltuda." However, sinoa aptitude to s h ^ good, tha X Sanford And Son 1:50 0 Weather View raea. *11401* (laM aiiffNr) ^ h«ttor In ilna with tha sansa of tha dua clue's proviso "If good" to not wsntsd. X Brady Bunch Liverwurst m CD Movie-(Comedy) **S "We're No 10:30 0Movla(Mon.,Thur.)‘Wanda Nevada' Facial Tissues Sail Detergent EASTERN CONNECTICUra LEADING than "ravg* (talk wHdIy or Inooharantty). 16. PLANE not plans. PLANE links up particultriy wall with ths thams of Bic Lighters STORE SLICED-NARROW on WIDE * 4 7 ® Angels" 1955 Humphrey Bogart. Aldo X O na D ay At A Tim a (M ON ), -Wanda Nevada' (THUR.) spaed. Also, strictly speaking. lYa not so much s question of preparing Ray Thr je c )nvic :s t « ik out oH^eyil'a FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS TOP not Up. Proud suooaaa Is assantlally a mattar of gatting to ths X M y Three Sons ( 0 Davay And Q oliath GREEN CANVAS IslandandtakecverlhesioreolaF^ch TOP. Tip appltos only Insofar a t It can maan tha TOP or summit. prsparatfons (plans) as of preparing man or maektos (PLANE). O D avid Lattarm an Show f ' 0 Mae Smith And Jonas Tobin’s Bologna ^ 1 ahopksapuriual abtheauditorsarrive.- 16. CATTLE not battle. Since battle directly Involvaa or oonatoto of 0 CroaaWits 0 0 MillarRogara Bath Tissues Apple Sauce (Ii5 m if is ) LEAN not to ^ . Tha caaa of laap lands to ba knpondarsbia. Without 11:00 knowing tha wkfth of tha flMura, ''aomawhst foolish" might ba • grast slaughter, tha indirect nature of tha due aulto CATTLE batter. 0 Joker's Wild Director’s Chair 3:00 X Price la Right 5:15 MIX-W ITH LEMON AND SUGAR * Available at Stores with Service Deli Only undaratatomant for laap. 16. CHAT not coat. SInca ha can alwaya get a cost If ha faato Hks H, thara INSTANT COFFEE ^JMovIe (Comedy)...... B ach elo r 0 Harmano Pablo Is no call (or him to "spprscists" his coat. Aptly, thara may not always And Tho Bobby Soier" 1947 Cary 20. BETTER not Wtlsr. Tha due's edwpaftoan with tha pravlouk. bout X ^ M ^ v a r n a And Shirley 5:30 Gram. Shirley Tanipir A bachelor, favors "BETTER," a torm of oom parlm . As a apactacto. a fight m art- ba somebody to CHAT with. X B tiaiBhl Talk Royal DommoCoHtclion LAST WEEK (|J All In Tha Fam ily • Imported Porcelam China Upton Iced Tea Maxwell House piaguadbyaachooi-girtwhohasscruah ly naada to ba mora or toaa g o 9 (why RMar7) (U) Verioua Programming X OltNgan'alsIqnd TO COMPLETE on him, falls (or her sister, a judge (2 11:30 22. S H A D E not sp ad e . A ptly, s tom p S H A D E to th a to r t o f thing apt to suf- X Carol B urnett And Friends h r s ) X 0 Family Paud tor minor damaga or dsgraaa of braakago-that It may. or may not. bs 0 Movie (Tua.,Frl.)'Graaaa'(TUE ). ^ 3:02 0 0 0 W healAFTERNOON Of Fortune ‘Inlarnational Vaivel' (FRI.) MUGS’n >i) Movie-(Drome)** "VIcoSquod" TS3 Main St H I Main SI uatbrook Mall *noo badly" broken. On tha othar hand, ona Imaginaa a spada baing 11:57 I 2I 0O 0 Dr. Q ana S cott On H abraw a $ ! ■ ■ c n i 1953 Edwards Robinson, Paulelto quHa aM right until tha handto braaks. randarlng It simply ussisss. X Nawabraak 0 0 Electric Com pany j l 32-01. 4 W Mandiattar, Cam. Mandiattar, (aim. Mansfield X X Naws Goddard The life ol a captam of detec­ 0 Lottery Show (Thur.) tive during an 'ordinary' day. Ihwarlmg a Uving Faith PLATES 1 . 9 9 ^ coni. i i 'ii f ____ t f U . 643-1191 643-1900 456-1141 S0 9 0 Card Sharks 0 Naw a aw.ndlingaltempt.prevantingabankrob- 5:3 5 bary. and many n*har pu>bleri f EVENING HERALD. Sat.. June 21, 1980- 11

■ RaiSi ham pers golf Writer rooted hard4* .C-.wb'i m ILE B I ^ ^ , Quebec (UPI) - Bing Crosby Open champion earnings, completed the day four Bob Gilder, wishing the worst possi­ strokes off the pace. for Jack in U.S. Open George Bums, who held a one-stroke ble weather on his rivala, fired a 3- lead after the first round, got on the ' Both were tied with defending under-par 67 Friday to grab a three- course after Gilder and came off champion Lbe Trevino, who shot a 67. By Milt Richman same down through the years no enabling him to win the title and ' stroke lead in the rain-disrupted se­ soaking wet with a 1-over-par 71.' Jack Nicklaus, with a 68, veteran matter how much success he break ^ n Hogan’s Open record with cond round of play in the $350,000 Johnny Miller and Bill Kratzert, all NEW YORK (UPI) - One of the unwritten codes of our business is achieves or money he makes. a 275. Canadian Open championship. playing in the same trio, completed Bums, nagged by a shoulder in­ that you’re never supposed to root for Proof of that lies in an episode Once again last Saturday long after Gilder, who languished without vic­ the second round with identical 139s, jury, was alone in second place at anybody in the press box under pain recalled by John Griffin, my the third round was over, it was tory since capturing the Phoenix a comfortable five strokes back. 137, three strokes behind the leader. of having your typewriter ribbon predecessor as UPI Sports Editor, growing dark and only one player Open four years ago, racked up five They were bracketed with former wound tightly around your neck. who remembers Nicklaus lingering was still practicing on the putting birdies and two bogeys to complete “I have no thoughts. I'm just wet,” U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin and on the practice tee until almost night­ green. You know who it was — Jack 36 holes with identicai 67s for a 6- Ben Crenshaw. Nobody ever has had to do that to said Bums miserably after a roller­ "me although I have to admit I was fall on the eve of the final round of Nicklaus. under-par total of 134. coaster round of five birdies and six Nicklaus, who started the day at the 1967 Open. Everybody else had Now, I find so many others were Heavy rains forced an SOminute one-over 71, shrugged off the weather rooting shamelessly all through the bogeys. "I really never got started. I 80th U.S. Open. gone, but Nicklaus, tied for the lead pulling for him besides me, many of suspension late in the afternoon, was having to get in and out of to sink putts ranging from two to 20 V after three rounds with Palmer and whom used to root against him, es­ The fellow I was rooting for was driving 45 players to the clubhouse. sweaters and rain pants. I’m just feet in a round of four birdies and two Billy Casper, was still out there all pecially wheiy he was competing ’Though play resumed, rain continued bogeys. I## Jack Nicklaus, and the only thing I glad I made a few birdies that kept by himself hitting golf balls. head-to-he>11) Horaaahow Jumping >.lf Bowling I.CMiOUrreU LZtgiiilmi 3. Chartli through, at least js far as being any Minnows. Fly rodding for bass has us,slapped the water with his tail in ches this spring. 10:00 3. Padii-Rega 4. Cenv-lartmo round of the $100,o5o Lady Keystone the par-three 17th and just missed 8 :3 0 II IntarnatlonalWalarPolo S. iMquM 9. Fi m IsJUsm $. J8S^JUill kind of dominant figure any more. got to be one of the most enjoyable warning, and then submerged. When Other Viking representatives with Open. holing out of a sand trap before tap­ -If AuttrallanRulot Football 10:30 7. O r te jl strong credentials include Canadian 10:00 S Sporla Extra 7. lhk^ll8ntilJl I. larqnin-C«Ta S*$ Cariti What was happening to Jack sports there is. Although we did not we first turned around, we couldn’t earner, the LPGA's leading ping in for par at the 18th. )i‘ SporiaCanlar 11:00 Sxbs Hwretvi-MvM (i|hth: Nicklaus was the same thing that had hook very many large fish this trip, figure what it was, because we could M^rolcl 400 meter record-holder Bruce money-winner, fired a 5-under-par 67 10:30 11' SporiaCanlar ■‘The wind was vicious,” she said. Skm4. Roberts, whose best time was 47.5. il Wraalling 14’ Diving 1. Inm-ZaqM I Nvrvtii'Arciran I happened to Arnold Palmer, and I the fish were there in numbers, and see nothing but the ripples from the over the windswept 6,3R8-vard West "It swirled and it was hard to pick 11:00 11:30 I. Mic brtartfi 2. Pada-OUrrtU splash. n Amartcan lOPin 3. Irnaci l-Undi 4. CkiralMNwt found myself not liking that any more we caught and released so many, that He will also be in the 800 meter run in course at Hershey Country Club for the right club. I’m normally not a li'> TannlaGrandMaalara 3. Id4y-llMrtili H 4. Famlfr-Zarra S. IrtPW-Cirita 29 Amarica'aAthialaa 1980 S. Ceno-Asisl 5. ZzfitJlMca than I did when Palmer was in I lost count. It was really puzzling, because the which he has been clocked at 1:49. an early lead over Jo Ann Washam, AFTERNOON 7. Nmde-TiUul i FnatiseeJhkrti By good wind player. I hit the ball too 2:30 7. L larijuiRJleFa Saks Irra-ktci Nicklaus’ shods. Nobody really likes It was fun kind of fishing. We would noise and splash were much too Winning M arvin Nash, a m em ber of who had an eagle-two on the fourth high. But today, I basically went with 12:00 il SporiaCanlar Sotrs Difxiy Undi Canada’s Olympic team, will take ) Q r o a IttI S porta L agan dt . 3:0 0 to see a legend end. ITiat’s why so cruise along, probing the coves, larger for anything but a hole en route to a 70 the full shot and just let it ride the t Candlapin Bowling I f Horaaahow Jum ping Thrd: Earl Yost I. Vtana-PiarTC 2. Iiipix Carita many keep turning out for those an­ casting our flies or poppers almost humoungous fish. And we knew there part in the 100 meters in which he has Only seven of the 91 players 1:00 5:00 I.CeM-Manbljl 2-lase-Ktpa wind” -If Lacfoaaa 11 W om an'a Bowling 3. Francisco-CarjHitfitf 4. OibM B-Iilaica I up on the shore, searching for bass. weren’t any that big there. Then the Fortin’s a clocking of 10.4. 3. 4. Danny-2jna nual Old Timers games. Sports Editor entered in the tournament managed Carner holed a bunker shot for a ' ! ( W orld Cup Tannia S. $. I k r a ^ Heading the fairer set entries from W raalling S. IM ylsisI 6. Itirratii-Cafa 7.UMrdhWwrta LOarripl»da As always, Nicklaus held still for Generally we would be good for two beaver surfaced a little further to match or break par in gusty winds birdie on the front side and got it up Money Leaders 7 brqain-llHnti I. MkeOlvrata above the border will be Lisa Ferdi­ 1:30 By United Press International Sabs Irriap l-UrfMia hundreds of questions put to him by bass, or two hits, in each area, and away, and proceeded to put on a and unseasonbly cool temperatures and down from the bunker four times ThlaWaaklnBaaaball PGA GOLF Sabs Funta-RMCJ record 2:00 Tfirth: the media during this past Open. then we had to move on. H was diving and splashing exhibition that nand, one-time Canadian high jump that made the course play much for par. She was asked if her number I, Tom WatsonS37#.SBS. 2. Lee Trevino Fovth: champion, who will be in the high Major LaaguaBaaaballGama Of G18,9e9 3. Craig SUdler S181.824 4. 1.4rra 2.bi|a They asked him about his game, almost uncanny, that the strikes or was-fun to watch. It was almost as longer. of putts was a career best. T haW aak Andy Bean tl64jB3. 5. Larry Nelson |.i»se 2.Caja 3. >ma{a I 4. Karre H Rad Sox P ra-G am a Show about his oppo(ient with whom he hits, were lim it^ to just two in each though he wanted to draw us away jump, shot put and 100-meter Glenn Colivas Sally Little, winner of the recent $IS9.^ 6. George Bums 1152.413 7. IPaefM 4. Damy S.Iasebio 6.iUbtr« “That’s my low, low, low,” she 2:20 John Mahaffey tl37JD7 B. Jim Colbert S. Zatv* 6. Murua cove. from the point. When we came hurdles. i t 7. tiama L Artirua I played all four rqundf, the capable Front and center Wally Fortin will of East Catholic will pass up the New LPGA championship and runner-up Baaabaii $136.6S 9. Mike Reid $135.680.10. Curtis 7 Fanta LIrafl said. "Tve had 25 a couple of times, 3:0 0 Sabs Orbea I The weather was cold and a little around the other side, we saw a be called Tuesday night and there Sprint standout Carol Galloway with 66 events scheduled. Strange I134.6ff> SiBs larsain and likeable Isao A'oki of Japan, and England Relays here next weekend in this tournament last year, joined but this is my all-time low.” Amarica'aAthialaa 1980 LPGA GOLF (Ibfnt; unsettled, but that didn’t stop us will try to match her 11.8 time for the The following day, road races over 3:3 0 about whether he intdnded retiring or beaver house, and the wake of a will be friends of two generations, at while competing in national competi­ Kathy Cornelius, Julie Stanger and Washam turned in the day’s first I. Donna C. Young 1136,000 2. Amy Fifth; 3 and 12 miles will be staged at the I f Boxing Alcott $109,804 3. JoAnne Carner $101.845 l.Amagal-IrcaranI 2.0rbeiManta not. But I never hdard anyone ask from having a good time. We both small beaver disappearing towards least, on hand to salute the all-time tion in California...Tennis pros. Jack 100 meters, 25.5 for the 200 and over Shelly Hamlin in third place at 71. 4:0 0 1. Faasta-Olarreta I Hanny-ilafia 3. Arrafiaraaianti 4. ktgm Wgi sub-par round after about half the 4. Beth Daniel 1814540. 5. Jane Blalock 3. hwi-Zjrra knew enough about changeable it. It sure was exciting to see. winningest coach of American 16 feet in the long jump. Manchester Community College j CanadianOpanGolf $79,758 6. Nancy I^pez-Melton $79,721 7. 4. larpM-llaMilU I S Oerna-tlrfMca i tawbia PWrre him anything about tme man who had Redmond of the Manchester Racquet Susie Berning fired an even-par 72. field had already finished. She was S. Him fii-lkna 5. PacMatwffi Legion baseball teams in Manchester Competition Starts at 9 o’clock campus starting at 3:30 and 4:30. 5:0 0 Jo Ann Washam IBd.473 8, Sally Litllf. 7. Ubardi-laoaat i FrMMca-Tilaica I helped him and loved him so much, Maine weather to bring warm Another memorable part of the Club, and Phil Coons, of Glastonbury, Defending champion Nancy Lopez 1 foortaSpaclacular South Africa. IS.0B2 9. Pat uradlev 7. Gene-Landa Uil^gasca Sabs Reneda-Omberte boosted by an 80-yard sand wedge for 1 '4 9 W ida W orld O f Sporla and whom Nicklaus had loved equal­ clothing for just this kind of uncer­ same scene, was a trip we took down and the longtime director of teamed to win the men’s doubles, IS3.6B0 10. Donna H White9E8JB7 Sabs Inm hii > Melton, seeking to break a slump in an eagle on the par-4 fourth, which U Champlonahlp Wraalling MEN S TENNIS r»eHtti. the Maine River, which emptied out M anchester’s Senior C itizens’ Siith: ly in turn. That was his latd ^th er, tainty. Our cabin was neat and snug open tournament last weekend in the area where she formerly resided, A UnlladSlalaaOlYmpIc Triala 1. Bjorn Borg. Sweden. $396,950 2. 1. Ibmda UrpMta followed back-to-back bogeys on the John McEnroe $322,682 3. Jimmy I IrraJMarte (Charlie, who used to come to so with a great fireplace that we kept of Pocomoonshine Lake. Gene took Center. 1. trtaM-kasca I Itasmco-laii I 3. Orbaa R-bt|a Oyster Harbor, Mass...Larry Kahn is shot a 74 that included three straight first and second holes. She also had EVENING Connors $311,875 4. Vitas Gerulaitis 4. Irriica Mierra 3. Hurreiui-Zaqui 4. Damy-lNiiH S- Jaaquai-Zulaica I 6. MbardhZagp many of his tournaments and mad going, when we were in camp. us down the river into Frist Mud The testimonial honoring the little now head tennis pro in Tokyo. The ex- bogeys on the back nine. 6:00 $245,164 5. Guillermo Vilas. Argentina S. lanadi (Imbtfto 6. Jiapiai liiida two birdies in her round, at the $163233 6. Ivan Lendl. Czechoslovakia 7. Dar^-Carria 1 LoabiaJbcarua I Remember when I wrote that part Lake, then Second Mud Lake and man who put Manchester on the f Racing From B alm onI Park also been at Baltusrol back in 1967. Manchester High and UConn player After playing the front nine in seventh and the 16th holes. $138,001 7. Vijav Amritrai. India. 7 Inn-CaraMMi* t. Qiaraia-lhni Sabs Arlana-Caraaiafldi Bostock^s killer 'it U.S. Tabla Tannia Sabs ttke-lartvrfi Jack was a pudgy 27-year-old then, of a successful fishing trip is obser­ finally into Crawford Lake. As our Legion baseball map in zone, state $124,706 8. Harold Solomon $119,943 9. has been a teaching pro out of the even-par 36. Carner birdied the par-3 The top two money-winners on the ‘ 7:00 and New England competition over a ( f S4>€carMadalnQarmany Raul Ramirez. Mexico. $118,410 19. Brian a blond blubbery kid with his hair ving all of the interesting surroun­ canoe went down through the marsh country for several years.,. .Tampa 12th hole with a 25-foot putt and Gollfned $117,740. coaching career than spanned 15 LPGA tour, Donna Caponi Young and 7:30 SATURDAY EVENING- cut short, and it used to kill Charlie dings and unusual events that took p ass, winding its way in the serpan- Jai-Alai backcourt stars. Zulaica II added birdie putts of six and four feel Amy Alcott, are skipping this event. v1t< SporiaCanlar WOMEN'S TENNIS seasons will be staged at the Army & 8:00 1. Martina Navratilova $383,175 2. Nicklaus every time he heard his son place? Well, we had plenty to see, tine path of the river, we saw deer, and Irrigo, made their season debut } 10th Annual Sanlor Olympica Tracy Austin $354,500 3. Billie Jean King Swflth: Navy Club in Manchester. freeman today 1244.^ 4. Evonne (kwlagong. Australia, 1 O ao-Atim 2. kts-Uni called “Fat Jack" or “Ohio Fats." note, and discuss. The main factor all kinds of marsh birds, black duck, at Hartford frontton last night. ’The 6- ^ Tannia Grand Maatara $127,450.5. Chris Evert LloyiJ $123,660 6. 3. CoKNfu-OlirrYti 4. Eddy-Koicj 1. QuroiJ 2.lN R d wood duck, mallards, blue or p e e Fortin was a winner as a coach, ^ ’it^UnlladSlalaaOlympIc Triala: 3.Atnedo 4. Bo He didn’t like it at all, but he never here, was seeing so many neat 6, 200-pound Ziilaica II was Tampa’s Boxing Wendy Turnbull. Australia. 187.375. 7. S.Damy-Coyi $ Iffw-HxitBil Virsiiiia Wade. Britain. W.125 8. Kathy 7. Fm sIi -As iiI 1. Pichi-Barturtfl 5. Carimendi lA rta w said a word, always remaining well animals in their own habitat. winged teal (couldn’t tell which) os­ guiding his clubs to a gaudy 71-13 choice in this year’s Tournament of LOGANSPORT, Ind. (UPI) - The profession, though, she said, he did 10:00 Jordan $80,575. 9. Virginia Kuzici. t Baaabaii Sain Itwretw-hN 7. Arrd LJoovis in the background. We started the week off the first prey, bald eagles, and super scenery. won-lost record, 1951 thru 1956, win­ Champions. killer of baseball star Lyman not specify which one. Romania. S64.6H) 10. Pam Shriver $4*1 Irun Austin prevails 11 30 S0475 Second: I’m sure Nicklaus must have afternoon by coming upon one of the Wow, that was really a trip to ning four district titles In the six Bostock walked out of a state mental it' SporiaCanlar lithth “Smith was not a model prisoner PBA BOWLING 1 CMneni-Iim 2. Znw-OUrrtU 12:00 1. Wayne Webb $71,705 . 2. Mark Rolh thought about him while he struggled largest black bears I have ever seen remember! years, winning one state cham­ hospital Friday, a free man because 11 intarnatlonalWalarPolo 4. WMlarturen I Ouroli-lMcrto 2. Bo-loonri but he was not a troublemaker. He $66,800 3. Gary Dickinson |58Jf72 4. 3 (« y Coyj pionship and bowing in the state 1:00 3. Im do-IssH 4. Arra-lMAa to win his fourth Open last weekend in the state of Maine. As our boat A word about the two amateur End of the line psychiatrists disagreed with the jury showed no signs of physical aggres­ Nelson Burton Jr $54,366 5. MikeAulbv S 1. PidiilUiu finals two other seasons. ‘ 11 TannlaGrandMaalara ST'l.fflO 6. Joe Hutchinson $45i60. 1. 1 Fauito-MofrtilU 1 1. tturrrgyi-Kcpx S FrmctMs-GantJ t A ftw-Pim o and I wouldn’t be that surprised if he rounded a curve in a cove we were chefs. I shall only touch on the food Joe DiMinico is planning to stage a that found Leonard Smith insane at sion while he was here," Mrs. over wind, foe 29 Amarican Tan Pin Bowling SdAt Irun-Landi 7 Orb(il-ArcjrM$l $. foagw-ZsIoKi 1 Alvin Lou $41240 8. Palmer Fallgren was thinking of his father some more working into, we surprised the bear we brought along, and the meals we The testimonial is a tribute to the ’Tri-Town Golf Tournament for senior the time of the shooting, Hansen said. 3:30 $41,(87 9. Tommy Baker $41,080 10. Subi Amiga f-Gemy 11 SporiaCanlar Johnny Petragliai4l.063 Tlwd: pacing right along the shoreline. He cooked, very briefly at this point. men today who got their start in Lit­ 4 0 0 Nnth. when those tears came to his eyes citizens next month. He expects to “He was not mentally ill while he “I’m not afraid that he will do any EASTBOURNE, England to withdraw before my semi-final NASCAR Itpslmi 1 iM ellM tila 1 11 Boxing 1. during his presentation speech. (or she) was really quite large, and Oue menus were enough to fill tle League or Legion baseball in the was here and I doubt that he was (UPI 1-Tracy Austin, favorite to win with Martina Navratilova because of 1. Dale F^rnhardt $24ri.485. 2. Darrell 3. FbuiIb Ke h 4. Gcflo-OUrrtU I. ArrjToqw 2. lnieA»-Z*«u 1 lure 250 seniors into the harm to anyone, but I am afraid for Waltrip IZ23230 3. Richard Petty 1950 and 1960s and senior citizens SUNDAY 5. Irun-Coyt i ltnnetixAsii 1 3. Artam-CwMien* 4. ksgsR-Cemy In this society of ours which always immediately took off, putting as another column. But that’s another event...Frankly speaking, the NBA is even temporarily insane,” said Ann him because there are some people the $22.0)X) first prize, swept through a strained muscle.” C17(B5 yl. F3enny Parsons $710'^ ^ with whom Fortin has been closely JUNE 22. 1980 Calc Yarborough $204,640 6. Bobbv 7 Damy larturM LCwriwultst 5. («Mfti»-lNnel S. Akerdi-liRdi seems so eager for change. Jack much distance between us as quickly story. Suffice to say at this time ... losing face by the representatives Hansen, administrator of the Isaac who resent very much the fact that to the final of the $125,(XX) Women’s The 17-year-old who believes that SuBt Pk N-Ao iu 7. Arrugi l-Garrtj t. Frsncitco-lhco identified for the past 26 years as the Allison $196,795 7. Buddy Baker $168,155 ' Nicklaus stands out as one of those as possible. He seemed to move off in we ate very, very, very well! Ray unit where Smith spent 187 days International Tennis Tournament at next week, “will be like Paradise MORNING а. Terry Labonte $100,635 9. Jodv Ridlev $1*1 Rw-Pwrre going up against the Olympic basket­ he is getting out with no more loss of Itw th an unhurried way, but he sure All in all, I have to report that we center director. under observation. 6:30 SSTijOr, 10. Neil Bonnetl IB5.6B5 ' Itfllh rare constants, someone you can de­ ball team in the five-game exhibition freedom than he has had” Eastbourne Friday with a with no wind,” would make no 1 lo it m u From all indications the spacious 11 U.S. Tabla Tannia THOROUGHBRED RACING 2 K pend upon to remain essentially the covered a lot of ground very quickly. had a truly wonderful time. series. ’The collection of so-called pro Smith, 33, killed Bostock, the 27- Those people include Indiana devastating victory over California’s prediction about the way the 8:00 iCompiled by Daily Racing Form i 3 Djnry 4 Iddy I.OrbeiM 2. A rriv a l hall will be filled and stories of the 11 Lacroaaa JOCKEYS — 1, Chris McCarron S Fauito i Ltfui 3 Into A .IsM to all-stars have been handled easily by year-old California Angels outfielder, legislators who changed the law this Peartut Louie. Wimbledon tital will go. 10:30 “good old days" will be retold and $3266.439 2. Lafitt Pincay $3,000,675. 3. 7 irw I PKh 5. Cffny $. ArcaranI and wounded his estranged wife, Bar­ year to allow a new verdict in In a match that was twice in­ “Your guess is as good as •mine” 11 SporlaCantar Bill Shoemaker C.9DI.646 4. Cash S«bi $lipd 2 FrMtiKO Koicd NKHT- any matinee. Bets: Win. Place, Show. Quinielas. Pen'ectas.Trifectas and State College the past three seasons, WhiUingham $I.(C22B2 8. Garv Jones i Ouiefd Am II 4. Dwwy Ibwctts 1 RwPirtfr 2. B n ifa l-Logw Stevens Tech in Hoboken, N.J...Main hung jury. The second ended Nov. 16, rather than psychiatrists to decide on more used to the conditions, used danger by directing her attack to the 22 Supar Mamoriaa Of Tha Supar I8e6.0r« 9. Joseph B. Canley S8Bd.3Bri 10. Bowla 5 Imrdo Ldndd 6 hixvleowl i Quf<)fJ Gefny 4. Artax»-h|o im 3 0 - the $6 Trifecta Box. You must be 18. Features: Over 1.000 free seats will be a security guard at Bennet 1979, in a verdict of “not responsible them to her advantage cleverly as Robert Frankel $722,349 1 kra^ZalaKal reason town-owned public tennis release. It took effect in February, backhand of her 23-year-old oppo­ db Amarica't Alhlalaa 1980 HORSES - 1. Spectacular Bid $730.4f0 7 Ibo Foqw A. HwrrgiM'GarAiinidi S AlhfidtArtirillA available every night for general admission fans; all seats available for Junior High in September. Sullivan is courts in Manchester do not get more by reason of insanity.” too late to apply to Smith. she took the first nine games. nent'. 1:30 2. John Henry $5S23T. 3. Codex $509,000 Sutn Cm-ldrturM July 1-2 20 Sih Annual Cajun Nationals eneral admission fans at noon. For group discounts, call 525-8611. currently performing with Moriarty’s Smith walked five paces from a During the opening set she con­ 4. Genuine Risk $400,824 . 5. Bold N Sox use is the poor condition of same at Richardson said danger to others 22 This W aak In B aaabaii Determined $364.(XO 6. Tcmperencc Hill tYxnliew flining: El Rebote Restaurant and snack bars. Information; 549-7010. in the Twi Baseball League...Carl Charter Oak, Robertson, Memirial hospital building to his mother's car, alone is not enough to keep a person ceded only six points, one of those 2:00 $362,324 7. Glorious SonrB37.970. 8. 22 Baaabaii Humbo I2B9275 9. C o ^ el Moran liTHew York Seat and dining reservations: 249-1371, Address: 1-91 north of Hartford Kjellson, lettered as a trackman at parked behind a fence. Reporters was a double fault, and had the whole Hill to Mariners 3:00 Field and West Side Oval.” Tickets committed. A judge must also find a $2bl.63Ti 10, Beau's Eagle $22T).300 Meet canceled Yankees vs. Red Soi the University of Rochester this were unable to question him. 3 Sports S pactacular HARNESS RACING at East-We.st Service Rd. (Exit 33). for the Manchester Sports Hall of person mentally ill, in need of treat­ match sown up in just 34 minutes SEATTLE (UPI) - The Seattle 11 Woman's Bowling The Manchester High spring. ’The former Manchester High 'Compiled by U.S Trotting Assn, i Fame dinner will go on sale next Mrs. Hansen said Smith toId,her he ment and dangerous - all three - "or playing time, spread over a total of 1 Mariners Friday acquired catcher 20 30 UnlladSlalas Olympic Trials DRIVERS — 1. John Campbell boys’ tiilumni track meet athlete competed in the high jump 3:30 $IJflF>.69Q 2. Carmine Abbatiello — H r (MHlMed lutes month. Dinner will be September 19 was considering entering college and he’s got to let him go.” hour, 52 minutes. Marc Hill on waivers from the San 9 40 North Amarican Soccar and hurdles...Two state champions, $l.f£Q,674 3. Herve Filton $1,328,823 4. slated today at P e te — 121 Ticket and Transpcrtitioa at the Army & Navy Club...Have a taking up some sort of “helping” Lake County Prosecutor Jack Austin, who will meet Australia’s Francisco Giants. Laagua, Ted Wing $1.097237 5. Calello Manzi 4:00 BASEBALL Wigren Track has been — Ftr InlonutiM c il Meriden distance runners Tim DeValve of nice weekend. $1.004238 6. Ben Webster GR2233 7. Crawford fought freeing Smith on Wendy Turnbull in the final Satur­ A club spokesman said it was 3 Canadian Opan Rav Renimen $909,135. 8. Henri Filion cancelled. H/UfTFORD^JU-AUH Manchester High and John Clifford grounds he still is a danger to his day, said later, "I played fine. 1 think 9 Baaabaii $9(B.ail 9. James Marohn $67r..909 10. 237-5577 hoped that the 28-year-old catcher, 4:30 William Gilmour $849,077 The meet, reports Dick former wife. Authorities moved hM> 1 am in shape for Wimbledon now. who has batted .171 in 17 games this 11 TannIsGrand Maslars COLT Tuesday to Saturday ID-S 20 22 30 SportsWorld Williams, has been calle^ ou^^f state. “At least I am much better off than season, would add some defensive Thirteen base hits helped off due to lack of in­ George Hamrah I was this time last year when I had depth to the team. produce 17 runs Thursday surance. 19Mony St, Meriden, in'. A Mayer in finals RSox recall pair M fi’s enter 'QUIZ night as the Manchester “ A” entry trounced SURBITON, England (U P D - San­ the trousers for two games only even BOSTON (UPI) — Righthanded tournaments Willlmantic “A” at Mt. dy Mayer, after an extraordinary dis­ though it was breaking Grand Prix relievers Win Remmerswaal and Bill stepping out of the Hart­ Nebo, 17-3. Parks, Leb PONTIAC HEADQUARTERS pute over his clothing, moved into the rules. Mayer, a Wimbledon Campbell have been called up from w\ ford Twilight League, LeBreux and Sumislaski the Boston Red Sox Triple A Paw­ final of the $50,000 men’s pre- semifinalist in 1973, said later, “I Moriarty’s of Manchester all hit hard for the winners NEW 1980 SUNBIRD COUPE Wimhledon grass court cham­ couldn’t believe it. It is the most tucket farm club, team officials said will take part in a four- while Lyons limited the in­ Friday. pionships by overcoming Austrian moronic regulation I have ever heard team baseball tourney vaders to two hits. Nine $TK lid-8018-0 , Peter Feigl, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 Friday. of." Campell, 31, has been on a shoulder oday at St. Thomas. bases on balls aided the *813 Down-Cash or Trade When rain forced a ten minute Nevertheless, the stoppage worked rehabilitation program since he was The MB’s will meet the Manchester run-scoring. stoppage during the final set, the 27- in Mayer’s favor. Feigl, resuming at sent to the International League New London Vagabonds at CASHnilCE *5,513 year-old from Atherton, Cal., re­ 2-2 and deuce, promptly lost his team last fall. He led the American 1 o’clock with Society for ,.L appeared wearing blue sweatsuit League in saves in 1977, when he Includes Tax, Reg. & serve, and with it the match, Savings playing the Game postponed Doc. Foe, 48 months trousers. American umpire Keith Mayer, defeated finalist at recorded a brilliant record of 31 MICKEY WttIGHT HAS WON Meriden Merchants at Last night’s scheduled at *130.82. Interest Johnson asked him to remove them Beckenham two weeks ago, and who saves and 13 wins in 69 appearances. 3:30. The winners will $349,000 ON THE LADtES VI PRO QRCUn WHO WAS THE H a rtf o rd Twilight Is *1,679.36. and Meyer replied, “I am cold. It’s is working his way back to top form Recurring shoulder kept Campbell tangle at 6 o’clock. A.P.R. - 16.01% with on the sidelines for most of the 1878- FIRST MAN TO BREAK THAT Twilight League baseball all right for you. You’ve got a coat.’’ after a troublesome wrist injury, will The locals yvlll also be BARRIER IN ONE YEAR ? approved credit. 79 season. game at Morlarty Field meet fellow American Brian Gott­ Unscheduled unloading zone qne of 16 teams' in tourney A. JACK NICKLAUS •130.82/M0tlTH The umpire repeated his request between Moriarty’s and fried, the No. 3 seed, in Saturday’s The team also assigned infielder play at Eastern Conrtec- B. JOHNNY MILLER BALCH PONITIAC INC. and Mayer insisted referee Boh final. Jack Brohamer to Cleveland and op­ Jockey Gregg Morris parts company with Jersey. Neither horse nor jockey was injured. X. 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Full time for Sines, Marlene Stone, Johnson, Keith Briere, James Ic'laaalflod a'da aro advortloomont twill ijot 727-1021. donors. Meredith B. Ray, William COOK’S HELPERS FOR girls Telephone Mr. Whitney at 5d9 qualified general 'practice. Kathleen Bresciano. White, Janet McGill, SUnley Lopez, Emily Strohm, Bkan ovor tho phono bo corroctod by an ad- resident camp in Stafford 5020 for appointment. » Good working environment. Two others. Mrs. Ann M. Allan Jenkins, Mary Mayne, Pearson DMD, Joseph L. Richard Plavin, Catherine as a convanlonca. Tho ‘ dHlonal Inaartlon. \ FULL-TIM E DAY COOK Springs. Call 877-2867. 289 Call 643-0011 days, or 644-3283 Kibble, and Daniel James D. Reuter, Mrs. Eileen Michaud. evenings. Dufour. AND . 0095. and board and summer RN - Full Time Public Health MAN FOR PART TIME LeBlanc, became five- Stevens, Orrin E. West, FEMALE TO LIVE IN 8 Diane L. Diaz, Peter Mar- .Lura Butt, Margaret PART-TIME NIGHT COOKS fun! Nurse Position. BSN and maintenance work. Laurel gallon donors. Arthur M. Roth, Edward P. Room Home. Reasonable Sanleaa OHarad 31 Sanleaa OHarad zialo, Kerry Querns, Brian W. Moran, Sandra Garrity, and dishwashers.AppIy in per Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, BOOKKEEPER 31 Painting-Paparing 32 P o o lin g ...... 34 rent. Will accept children. Experienced. Pari time. For Mrs. Beverly Tanner Coltman, Mrs. Anne S. Flynn. Adams, Stewart Kennedy, WilUam H. Briggs. She Beral5 son, Tacorral, 246 Broad Manchester. Street, Manchester. / ,Call 6497911. retail store. In complete C&M TREE SERVICE - Free BABYSITTER AVAILABLE PAINTING - INTERIOR AND became a three-gallon Mrs. Marcia A. Memery, Howard Goldick, Judy Annette Hoch, Scott Moffat, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ROOFER WILL INSTALL Calvin D. Fish, Helen M. munity Health Service of charge of records. Hour< estimates, discount senior JULY b AUGUST in my EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. roof, siding or gutter for low donor and Mrs. Eversen G. Monaco. Albert Hemingway, Mrs. Lortam l Found SMALL COMPANY EAST OF Pendleton, Allan L. Zimmer­ Holp Wantod 13 BRICK LAYER with refrac­ Columbia, Hebron, Andover h flexlBle. Pleasant working citizens. Company Licensed Home. Reasonable Ehrperienced, references. Ser­ discount price. Call Ken at Simmermann and Constance Cashman, Cecilia Helen Small, L a i^ Ruel. , River requires energetic, Marlborough. 2 2 8 - ^ conditions. Please call 649 Manchester-owned and rates. Washington School man, Jean G. Laprise, Robert tory experience in industrial ving Willimantic, 647-1586. Margaret S. Muszynski Michalak, John D. Hayes, Bert Paquin, Joseph LOST-SMALL LONG HAIR capable person for all around 2401 for appointment. operated. Cali 6491327. area. Please call 643-4976. Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ J. Madden, Mrs. Pearl Ward, NURSES AIDES wanted for furnace construction to work shop work. 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 PART TIME became gallon donors. Carol Donahue, Arthur S. ’ Paggioli, Samuel McCurry, with fire brick, insulation try, Columbia, Tolland areas. Leonardo M. Domagalskl, Lasso, Doris Rivosa. v2i!^' UiSS LSl®«S?Hlini?d ‘"*>® 0" <•« *hif‘*. Apply p.m. for appointment. 289 TOWN OF 0LA8T0NBURY B & M TREE SERVICE. Call W. J. Grillo. 4 2 3 4 ^ . The list of other donors Christopher Young, James I. director of nursing. Salmbn- materials, ceramic fiber and HEAD CASHIER NEEDED Reno R. Dufour, Mrs. Marion Elaine S. Law, Margaret Generis, Marcy Young. castables. Good working con­ now lor Free Estimate. foilows: Cullen. after*W)0*p brook Conval^nfHome, off for full time work. Gome EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN Petrone, Edward Atkinson, Elizabeth Young, Joanne House Street, Glastonbury. ditions and excellent benefit la seeking a SECReTARY/tTENOORAPHER. The foilowing donors David Pa'vis, Terry O tm TO II experience in bookkeeping TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful­ MIRUCKI’S ROOFING b Richard Tambling, Stephen Coykendall, John J. Shannon, Please call 633-5244. package. Apply at In- M Ihirt opportnilt; for ■ machine WANTED W kept, appointm ents; LOST LARGE REWARD! and filing helpful. Please In­ ly Insured. References. HOME REPAIRS - Emergen­ Mathewson, John F. Rivers, O’Donnell, Marina J. Moyer, dustronics Inc, 4W Sullivan oriented perion with keypunch quire at the Anderson-Little Kevin O’Brien, Mrs. Miriam For return of black and light Avenue, South Windsor. An DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR ftStSSt e x t e r i o r p a i n t i n g , cy Service! IS Years Anita V. Abolina. Patricia John E. Welply Jr., Alan F. Marjorie Field, Samuel Kalman, Lisa Plavin. EARN |50.00/hundred SUMMER JOBS - working one eiperfeoce to work in the Gerber Salary: $4.50 per hour, 19'A hour week (hours flexible), 2 Company, 338 Broad Street, nftir /n ®<*-“ S4 available for free estimates, Experience! Free Estimates! tan male German Shephard. securing, stuffing Envelopes. Equal Opportunity Employer. of our outdoor flower Symbol Servicei area. CITIZENS! 6497285. . Answers to “ Buddy” . night meetings per month, at time and halt (Approximately Manchester. aiier z p.m. ^ references upon request, com- Reasonable Rates! 6496075. Free Details, Reply locations on weekends. Car Apply to Peraomel Department 8-10 hours). Responsible clerical work, ateno ability Liquor Permit Wearing studded collar with ’IHomeworkers - V 15” . Box WELDER-T.I.G. MECHANIC needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Coventry License. Call 742- Gerber Scientific ^ulred, primarily (or Conservation Commission, In the Fireplaces, concrete. 9]iit etiMi iiiiiw b-s g M ” Haating-Plumbing 35 Vernon school Notice of Application INVITATION 94485, Schamburg, III. 60194. to work on fabrication and dover, a . 742-9965. v^yyna-Lume Cleaning Co. 6^ ------9000, or 429-3081. repair of heating elements for Instruments Co. Office of Community Development. Chimney re p irs. No job too This is to give notice that I, n Gerber Road Wett SERVICE STATION 3^Modeni Concept in th Q GENERAL PAINTING - LIVE-IN HotlSEKEEPER industrial heat treat furnaces. RECREATION small. Save! Call 644-8356 for NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet IRVIN GLENNEY of 696 TO BID Personals Sooth Wlndior, Conn. estimates. ^professional cleanina dO^Interior. Exterior. for two adults. Light cooking, Ability to read and work from DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT An Equal Opportmlty Employer Applications must be on file at the Office of the Town repairs, plugged drains, lists honor roll Forest St., East Hartford,^ blueprints helpful. Good AHENDANT I and aluminum.sloing.^ Specializing in Exterior Trim, kitchen faucets replaced, own room and bath. Call 521- therapeutic recreation Manager, 2108 Main Streej, Qalatonbury, Conn., 06033, on CT., have filed an application' The Manchester Board of Driver needed from REWEAVING BURN ly Insured -Free.^References. Insured. Call repaired, rec rooms, VERNON _ The Thomas Tedford, Stephen 3007. working conditions and program director. Full time, or before July 9, 1980. placarded 6-13-80 with the Education solicits bids for Manchester to Westfarms excellent benefit package. Apply In pwnon to: HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas itlmates. Y^Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- bathroom remodeling, heat Typewrilera-Business Mall. Call 6484)276 after 8 p.m mauire person. Must be high following is the honor roll "I®??**!®!; I®”*’ Division of Liquor Control a Apply at Industronics, Inc. U9 school graduate with college repaired. Window shades, ...... modernization, etc. Free for the fourth quarter at Michael Trout, Karl Vonhone, Restaurant Wine & Beer for Machines Maintenance for or 643-659S anytime. a MECHANIC Indiv- Sullivan Avvnue, South M B T O n u Silver Lane Shell Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Estimate gladly given. M & M Todd Watson, Andrea ...... ; ...... oxal with 3 to 4 years background preferred. Ability t AFnftMATIVI ACnON/taUAL OPPOfrrUNITV IMPLOYM M/F ■ ... Hullding Contracting 33 Vernon Center Middle the sale of alcoholic liquor on the 1980-1981 school year. Wlndeor, 08074. E.O.E. needed to work with elderly ■muMcs 252 Spencer Street FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 Plumbing b Heating. 6492871. Wigglesworth. Announcements ew rie n c e wanted by busy Main Street. 6495221. School: the premises of 221 Spencer Sealed bids will be received and convalescent patients. iDdoMrlal a A Innn MKliuikt. Mancheeter PaIntIng-PaparIng 32 until 3:00 P.M., July 8,1980 at We offer: Eecellent wegei - WES ROBBINS Carpentry High Honor High Honor St., Manchester, CT 06040. ,, ^neflt Package. Incen­ Some Saturdays and evening Fringe benefiti - Profit Sharing - remodeling specialist. Ad­ The business will be owned by which time they will be tive m g ra m . Apply in person work required. Apply in per­ bwtwMn PROFESSIONAL PAINTING TISIT G rade 8 G rade 7 ★ Plenty Overtime ■ PleeianI - Interior and exterior. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, publicly opened. ITie right is S* • Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 W.S.I. - Experienced instruc­ son, East Hartfora Convales­ WotU^CondiUou bullt-ins, bathrooms, Laura Ameina, Michael SICANIA RESTAURANT, PILLS ANONYMOUS - Sup­ 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Commercial and residential. Kevin August, Fred Bailey, INC. of 221 Spencer St., reserved to reject any and all West Center Street, tor needed. Apply Fountain cent Home, 745 Main Street, DRAFT PER80HS LAWNS CUT. Expert service. kitchens, 6493446. Christopher Beilis, Robert Belanger, Deanne Carimack, port group for drug depen­ Village, 175 Downey Drive. East Hartford. Free estimates. Fully in­ In Horn* GuarantM. Manchester, CT and will be . bids. Specifications and bid dants. Meetings: Thursdays- Manchester. NMD WUWrACTUUIW Excellent opportunity for qualified Drafting Lowest rates around. Call lor Bergmann, David Boston, Lynda Cary, Anisa Case, Call 5291300. free estimate. 649-7773 sured. 6494879. Chip Repair conducted by IRVIN forms may be secured at the Manchester, Shop Rite, East m iW m tL, madndK, ft. Professional with leading company in the field of FARRAND REMODELING - porcelain & Joseph Brown, Chris Brunone, Carole Colliton, Della Business Office, 45 N. School MASSEUSE - Full or part evenings. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, GLENNEY as permittee. Middle Turnpike, 7:30 to 9 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. time. Good atmosphere. Liquid Filtration Systems. Fiberglass. Spray i Amy Cayward, Heather Cordner, Aileen Cosgrove, Street, Manchester, Connec­ p.m. .Mondays; Hartford HELP WANTED J.P. LEWIS b SON- Interior B®®'” Additions, becks. All Appliances & { IRVIN GLENNEY Part time. Weekendjwsition. Excellent clientelle. Windham CERAMIC FIRING. Discount Chase, Jim Daegati, Christopher Dickinson, Diane ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Trinity Episcopal (3iurch, 8 to Will work closely with engineers providing Precision b Exterior Painting. Paper tapes of Remodeling and I Cabnets. Display at: Donahue, Kathryn Fiddler, 6-16-80 Call Rockville General area. Telephone 4297519. rates. Quick service. Call 649 Hanging. Remodeling. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 8 HIGHLAND ST.. E.H. Jacqueline Depaulo, Amy Business Manager. 9:30 p.m. Marshall, 5 ^ 1 2 1 . Hospital. 87241501 extension DENTAL ASSISTANT - SERVICE Drawings for projects relating to equipment design, Engine Laltw Operator. John Fiorentino, Christine 2543. Recreation Rooms. Call 6^ ly Insured. Phone 643-8017. GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND Ekiund, John Everett, 0584)6 0484)6 6499241. 307. Experienced preferred. Full NURSE AIDES - 3:00 p.m. to REPRESENTATIVE and plant layout. Must have mechanical background, f203) 528-6200 Freemer. star Turn 915. 9658. Elizabeth Gamder. time position. Multi-girl of­ 11:00 p.m. shift. Full Ume or TRAINEE including prior equipment and plant experience. HOME CLEANING David French, Janice Goff, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT fice. Salary negotiable. 50 Hours, Paid Holidays. MASONRY. All types of con­ Margaret Gaydos, Karen part time. Experience Salary commensurates with experience. PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVE crete work and repairs. Flooring Christine Goppel, Amy NOTICE OF Excellent benefits. Leedlns manufacturer in the 36 Guirrette, Karin Guglieimi, preferred. Nursing students word prnrm ing Induatry baa a Complete Benefit Package. Excellent Insurance BY "SERVPRO” Carpets. LEE PAUT^G. Interior b Fieldstone a specialty. Free Harlow, Kris Harvin, Staci CLASS OF 1961. Manchester Immediate opening. Call 649 welcome. These are perma­ Upholstery, Draperies, Phyllis Guttman, Pamela High. School. Any one in­ RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., vaoanoy In Mt pcoduoti tarvtoa Good working environment. Benefits. exterior. Check My Rate estimates. Calf after 5, 649 FLOORSANDING b ^ 3003, ask for Marion. nent positions if desired. ergantaaMon far a FWd l arvlaa Floors, Walls, Windows. Before You Decorate.’’ 1870. Hill, Peter lerardi, Sharon Hollingsworth, Sa Won Hohg, terested in working on a Reu­ 1 or 2 nights weekly. Laurel REFINISHING. Floors Uke Adoption of Ordinance Several immediate openings Rtpraaawlallva lor wo^ In tha Apply in person, or send resume in confidence with Dependable. Fully insured. ______Kehoe, Andrew Kilguss, Tam­ Nora Hudock, David Knybel, nion Committee, please call Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Apply In panon; Professional-Insured. Call new. Specializing in older my Korecki, Mike Kwok, Amy Christipher Lewis, Dawn In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and available. Call Mrs. nar^aro araov naaganamnmaa salary requirement to: Roland St. Peter, Personnel 649-0836, or 875-6307. 6491653. LEON CIEZSYNSKI Greg, 872-2893. 649-4519. wW bteliida tha InataUatlon A METR0NICS,lnc. floors. Natural and stained Letendre, Jennifer Mac­ Machung, Glen Manas, 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by Ferguson, at Burnside Con­ Manager. BUILDER, new homes, ad­ floors. No waxing any more! TOWSTTOCnESTET valescent Home, 2899571. rapair of a broad ranga of ofNaa RT. S a 44A MA MA’S KITCHEN. donald. Natalie Mageau. the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, CUTTING TOOL aquipmani produota at our PAINTING BY CRAIG ditions, remodeling, rec Also: Painting. John Ver- NOTICE OF AMF CUNO, DIVISION aOLTONiCT. 0SO4O Specialized catering from rooms,, garages, kitchens Eileen Madden, ‘’Anne Todd Mazanec, Sharon on June 17, 1980. , MANUFACTURER has eualoniara' faeMUaa. Wa bava a P. 0 . Box 47, River Road OGDEN - Interior b Exterior faille, 6495750. goad banafit program and candlelight for 2 and shore remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Mador, Kimberly Manning, McDermott, Susan Menard, for Experienced Stafford Springs, Conn. 06076 Specialist! Fully Insured. ORDINANCE e Operator, or prom ala from wHMn« pravtdbig dinners, to elegant banquets. dormers, roofing. Residential Bonnie Martin Chris Dawn Opdenbrau, Christopher Adoption of Ordinance hfaciune A b IqiM l OppoftunHy Inpteyw M/F Call 6496933. Free Estimates. Call BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Machine Operator Trainees. ATTENDANT - Mature per­ autalandbig apportunMaa for ad- or commercial. 649-4291. McPadden, Michael Mellor, Osolin, Andrea Patrizzi, vanoamanl. Our Irainfrig program ACCOUNTS anytime,. 649-8749. Manchester that Chapter 12 of The Code of Ordinances, as son for part time. 4 to 8:30 Michelle Quagge, David Rac- In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and interview at, 643-9501. bagbia wNb 9 watks aTaabaadng Kimberly Miller, Melinda adopted December 12, 1978 and amended to date, is hereby m. Top pay. Battiston LAWNMOWERS DESIGN KITCHENS cagni, Cheryl Ross, Robert 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by ^ A aandnuaa adwn you advanoa PAYABLE REPAIRED. Free pick U|ip DAN SHEA PAINTING b Cabinets, Vanities, Furmica Mudgett, Charles Musick, amended by adding the following sections: eaners, 832 Silver Lane, Etat wNb your earaar In tha aorpara* P' Thibert, Alex Wong. • the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, and deliveryery . All w or It DECXIRATING. Interior and Counter Tops. Display, Re^Mca O'Brien. SECTION 12-9 REMOVAL OF ANIMAI,j^ITTER Hartford. Call 2390051 for in­ tton. To quaWy, you ahould bava ULICIViRIS" Jody Oeser, J a m e s on June 17, 1980. ^ terview. elvUlan or military alactronic CLERK guaranteed. Spring Special Exterior. Also-Wanpaperlng. Storage b Bookcases.ikeases. Kitchen (a) It shall be unlawful for any person owning, keeping, ORDINANCR SECRETARY - CPA firm. Exccltent opportunity fbr an In­ now. Economy Lawnniowermower. Quality Craftsmanship! Call Cabinet Fronts. Custom Ultraviolet rays produce Ouellette, Michael Perisho, General Honor frafedng and/ar ai parlanaa. Par AnENTIONI dividual with at least 2 years of ac- walking or in control of any dog or other animal to allow or per­ mora bdormalloni cad: 647-3660. ______6495C4. or 6491305. ______Woodworking. 6499656. Vitamin D in the body. Kristan Rauza, N ader G rade 7 BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of S and a S l e " ‘i^ r e ta ^ : BABYSITTER WANTED to counta payable experience. Qualified mit such animal to defecate upon any private property owned by MR. HATCH at applicant muat be accurate with Shakibai, Brian Shaw, Roger Diane Alden, Christine Al­ Manchester that Chapter 2 of The Code of Ordinances of the Statistical typing experience care for 2 children. 7 a.m. to 5 IDEAL PART TIME JOBI another person, condominium common elements, or public 563-8336 For studants, housewlvea, or anyone looking lor a plea­ figurea, have tome typing tkills and Smith, William Storo, Kevin mond, Melissa Almond, Susan Town of Manchester as adopted December 12, 1978 and required. Please senu resume m. Monday-Friday. My the ability to learn quickly. ome.Transportation a must. sant, second Income job. Conveniently located East Hart­ Tomany, Thomas Scott Belcher, Eric Berliner, Susan property including, but not limited to parks and school grounds amended to date, is hereby amended by adding the following fo: Pue, ^ m e l and Co, Cer- E Apply to Penonnel Department Halp Wantad 13 P rlra ta fnatnietfona 16 Homaa For Sala 33 HoutohoM Qooda 40 unless such person shall remove all feces so deposited by such Call 643-2786. ford office. Good hourly rate, plus commitalons and Turkington, Joseph Verdon, Billings, David Bonadies, sections: tified Public Accountants. PO Gerber Scientific Inc. animal before leaving the immediate premises. Box 2250, Vernon, a . 06066. bonuses. Hours: 9 to 1, 1 to 5, or 5 to 9 Monday thru Donna Wheeler. Janelle Bouffard, Teri ARTICLE VIII SEMI RETIRED MAN for Friday. 83 G erber Rd. West MATH INSTRUCTION. 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH - REFRIGERATORS Boulanger, Cathleen Briggs, (b) Any violation of this section shall be punished by a fine of NURSES EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL night watchman duties, must We cover you for sick days, and holidays, as well aa paid Grades 7-12. (July, August or On large lot, with inground Washers/Ranges, used, General Honor Matthew Burke, Stephen Bur­ twenty-five (|25) dollars. PART TIME FOOD ■JLAUl-PV dim South Windsor, (TT later). Enrichment and now to pool. Near Manchester Coun­ Sec. 2-86 Created; Membership. There is hereby established the be mature and stable. vacaUons. We train you while you earn. NURSE, EMT, LPN FOR guaranteed and clean. New Lori Barbero, Kirsten ton. 5-980 SERVICE DIRECTOR- Reglitered Nuries An Equal Opportunity study math. Call 649-5453. try Club. Owner must sell! shtament damaged, G.E b Emergency Medical Services Ouncil consisting of fifteen (15) RHAM High School only. Call Weekends and holidays. Call GIRLS resident camp in Staf­ Bejanger, Karen Boagr, Christopher Chicca, Mark 6494523. needed to work in our Em ployer ford Springs. Over 21. Call 684- $91,000. 6495135. FRIGIDAIRE. 1 z)w prices. Kimberly Bruner, Douglas This Ordinance shall Uke effect ten (10) days after this members who shall be appointed by the Board of Directors and 2299474 for Information and Call 569-4993 B.D. Pearl b Son, 649 Main Chicca, Todd Combre, application. operating room and 7821 or 6’77-2667. □ REAL ESTATE Chappel, Janice Christensen, Meegan Daly, Jennifer publication in this newpaper provided that within ten (10) days ’ who shall serve without compensation. There shall be three (3) RN/LPN. Manchester pediac- recovery room on a (per Street, 6492171, Lisa Conant, David Curtis, Doland, Brenda Duplessie, after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not sectors of the populace from which members may be drawn: APrEPniMP tric specialists office. diem) basig. Previous Situation Wantod 15 unRTxniBr Homos For Sala 23 STEREO COMPONENTS, Crystal Cyr, Darin Dam- Stephen Eppler, Nancy less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ Consuiners, responders, and medicine. Of the consumers, one XPPI^IATIONS Wp pppH ? Secretarial skills not nerted. recovery 4 operating room mined from the latest offical lists of the Registrars of Voters, 8:30-5:00. Four day week. 60 BROAD STREET, Lafayette receiver, speakers, boragian, Wendy Decarli, Evans, Jonathan Fogg, (1) shall be the Town Director of Health or his/her designee, hart workero L fuir^me experience preferred, TOWN OF BLASTONBURY $353.88 WEEKLY has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Reply to Box RR c/o the GUARANTEE - $58.90 Daily. EAST HARTFORD SPLIT MANCHESTER. Ranch. 3 Garrard turntable. Excellent Cathey Dewes, Christine Kathryn Feeitag. one (l)sluU be the chaliper^ or his/her designee of the HSA employment, inefits ‘k ll however, we will conaider is saaidna a MAINTAIN^ i to a special Town election. Subarea F, and three (3) shall be members of the general 6493936. EOE Evening Herald. Start immediately. LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ bedrooms, big kitchen, sound. New $500. First $ ^ Doolady. Elizabeth Glenn, Bethany nuiset who have worked in hi Ita PubHc Worfca • Watar PoUutton Control Foottlty. cy. Illness in family. In- dinette, Florida room, rec- buys it. 2293145. public. Responders shall be: A representative of the major ------^______Homework. Free. NC, P.O. Niranda Efstratious, Wayne Graver, Frederick Gunther, James R. McCavanagh critical Areas, such u in­ SALARY: 111,440412.314, axcoUort frlim banafllt. ground pool and other extras! room, fence, patio, garage Secretary local ambulance service (presently Manchester Ambulance FAMILY MAN - We want LEGAL SECRETARY- Real Box 354 Hartford, Conn. Forbes, James Fraleigh, Hol­ Thomas Hayes, Mary Beth Estate Experience. Salary tensive care, coronary Will bo Iralnod bi all p h a M of Wator Polhitton Control 06141. 12 noon to 7 p.m., 5291451.. and carpeting, very clean. ly Gallagher, Robert Glidden, Hopkins, Kimberly Jamison, Board of Directors Service), the Chief of Police, the Oiief of the Town Fire Depart- someone who cares for his to Includo maintonanco, oparatton of aqiilpmont and ment, the chief of the Eighth Utilities District Fire Depart- lamilv. Wants the finer things negotable. East Hartford of­ care or emergency room. □MISC. FOR SALE Elizabeth Golbrick, Julie Got- Mary Kelly, Donald Knybel, Manchester, Connecticut fice. Call Mrs. Brown, 528- Applicants must initially To provkto Nunbig Cara maehinary, uso M hand toolt, bo roquhad to bo on $5.15 PER HOUR SOUND THREE BEDROOM tier, Robert Goulet, Lorraine Richard Kohler, Elric Kor- ment, a member of the American Heart Association, a member llJl'® with 9751. be available for two weeks In privata homaa aiui amorgonoy standby. Must hovo worldnig knowlodgs of GOOD? Hurry! No experience LOW DOWN COLONIAL - Large living Dated at Manchester, Connecticut 8150/week. Can be own boss. A rd d a t lo r Safa 41 Grenier, Timothy Gresh, naski, Brian Kuhnly, Kevin of the American Red Cross, and the Director of The Civil ' M akWeal Faellittaa. Part otanoord mothodo, praottoso, and can tor foots; eon- necessary. Write for applica­ $2,175 down llMi% Mgt. room. Formal dinliw room this 18th day of June 1980 Car helpful. Call 646-3938. of full time orientation in tldoroblo physical otrsngth and ttamlno; obHtty to Kimberly Halligan, Geraldine Lajoie. Preparedness Department. GENERAL FACTORY HELP both areu. Uma, full Hma. Conaidara- tion. C a rter No. 106. 25 available on this Dutch with bay window. Kitchen. 0554)6______EOE - Apply in person. Merrill In­ follow and undaratand oral and urrtttan Inalructtona In Horizon Hill, Newington, Den. Sunporcb. Two car gar­ Holt. LBabette Lataille, Eric Members from the medicine sector shall be: The chairperson For additional informa­ tton givon to proforonco Engilah; ability to obtain Connecticut Motor Vohlelo style older (ktlonial, all Town of Manchester, Connecticut of the Manchester Memorial Hospital (MMH) Emergency dustry, Industrial Park Conn. 06111. rooms are large, detached age. Lot 72 X 250. Peterman Debra Horn, Wendy Howe, Leverson, Jennifer Lewis, tion or to strange for an In­ of:— Locotton ond Hours. Cloas II oportUM't llconos urtthin probationary porlod: Agency, 6499404,6491171,649 Notice of Department, a member of the administration of MMH Avenue, Vernon Industrial ALUMINUM Sheets used as Mark lamonaco, Linda Karen Mador, Bethalee Place, Vernon, Conn. terview. ptuse contact the NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY ability to obtain and maintain roqulrod Ucanooa and Privata ln$truellon$ 15 garage, nice yard. $53,500. 4844. Jacobsen, Michael Jacobsen, designated by MMH, and a registered nurse designated by the For Information call parmlta. Qroduatton from taado ochool or tochnical printing plates, .007 thick Mannel, John Marshall, Irene HEMODIALYSIS-OPENING Personnel Department at ^x28Vk” , K cents each or 5 Lisa Justice, Christine Kelly, McKone, Erica Merritt, MMH Emergency Department. FOR RN 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 PART TIME HELP 6491222, ext. 481. 643-6515 school or appronttcothip training in Wotor PoUutton FOR SALE BY OWNERS. 6Vi Control. for $1. Phone 6492711. Must be Thomas Kelly, Stephen Knox, Pamela Miller, Sunita Oak, Adoption of Ordinance All the specifically titled persons or the designees noted p.m. shift in progressive WANTED. We’re looking for MANCIEITB room U 8iR raised ranch. icked up before 11 a.m. Kelly Kobus, Gregory Lachut, Lisa Pannori, Robert Phillips, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and hemodialysis unit. No shift housewives interested in Appileattans must bo on lllo at tho Oftlca of Public Newly redecorated. 3 above shall be entitlrt to council membership so long as they MDMMUUHetnTAL AID i ASSISTANCE CERTIFIED TEACHER SNLY. Susan Lenczycki, Philip Len- Lewis Randall. 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby giveh of the adoption by rotation. Alternate Sundays making good money, for part Worico, 769 Habron Avanuo, QIaotonbury, C T 06033, bedrooms. 2 fireplaces. Large hold the above titles or are not replaced as designees by their 71 H^rnse MrtM ol NoiHi EMUm Com. on or boforo July 7, 1980. WILL tutor English, Math, tocha. Andrew Rosenberg, Tammy the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, organizations. only. Flexible time schedule. time hours. Telephone deck, out to pool. 1 acre SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 Experience preferred, but not MenehMer. CT 08040 387 Eaat C an to r 81. History, Science, etc., at any landscaped lot. $65,000. 649 Susan Livingston, Thomas Scribner, Sandra Shaw, on June 17, 1980. soliciting from our East Hart­ M AmiUlUTIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPfORTUNITY SHOWCASE REALTY track with recorder, turntable Of the three (3) non-designated consumers, one (1) shall be necessary. For an appoint­ ford office. Hourly rate plus M an chaator grade level. Reasonable rates. 5873. Lovvoll, Darlene Magnon, Joseph Simmons, Kristen ORDINANCE tNFtOTnil/F. -______Call 6492306. 649-4416 and two speakers. Excellent appointed for a term expiring on the first Monday of November. ment, call Rockville General commission and bonuses. condition. $200. Call after 6 Tina Marquis, Randy McFall, Smith, Wendy Stanek, BE IT-ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of 1981; one (1) shall be appointed for a term expiring on the first Hospital, 8724)501. NEW FOUR BEDROOM Monday-Friday. 91 or 99. ■ 5 T p.m., 647-1400. Beth McGarity, James Christine Steele, Andrea Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to Ernest J. Monday of November. 1982; and one (1) shall be appointed for a Call 5694993. Ask for Teresa. BRICK SPLIT LEVEL - Off COLONIAL with living, Meyer, Lauren Miller, Laura Stelter, Barbara Stigas. Reed for the sum of |5,000 a certain parcel of land located to the term expiring on the first Monday of November, 1983. SUMMER POSITIONS: Paid vacations and sick days. Porter Street. 3 Bedrooms, dining, kitchen, paneled fami­ POOL- 24’ X 4’, 7 ft. deep. Morgan, Julie Newirth, Mark Kristin Stocks, Michael rear of Tolland Turnpike, described as follows: Thereafter, all appointments of the three (3) non-designated Summer spe^al education 2Vk Baths, Sunken Living ly room with fireplace. First Nutt, Linda Oakes, Brian center has openings for: floor laundry.dry. 2W baths. Eiec- Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. Tavernier, Richard Tavolieri, That certain piece or parcel of land in the Town of consumers shall be for a term of three (3) years. Room, Formal Dining. Large O’Connell. Sharon Tavolieri, Christopher speech pathologists, special trie radiant neat. Two car gar­ $500.00 or best offer. 5697317. Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut kitchen with built-ms and Lauriis O’Neill, Lisa Phelps, Wardrop, Daryl Washburn, In the event of the death or resignation of any of the last education teachers, physical dinette. First floor laundry. age. Aluminum siding, storm bounded and described as follows: therapy aide, waterfront staff NURSES AIDES-3:00 p.m. to windows, doors. Laimscaped Marney Pionzio, Kristen Kelli Wasmund, Wayne Wat­ above three council members, a successor shall be appointed by Screened porch. Large DARK LOAM, DEUVERED. the Board of Directors to serve the unexpired term for which (WSl), recreational 11:00 p.m. Laurel Manor, 91 V4 lot. Peterman Agency, 649 Rhodes, Lisa Romeo, Sarah son, Brian Weinberg, Steven Commencing at a point marking a northwesterly corner of . . . . ------r — ...... - ...... covered patio. .Private, Five yards, $50 plus tax. Also, counselors. June 23 - August Chestnut Street, Manchekter. 9404, 6491171, 649-4844.' gravel, sand, and stone. 649 Ryan, Andrea Sohackl, Joseph Yamarik. land of the grantor which point also marks a northwesterly cor- member had been appointed. The Board of Directors may landscapeo yard. Owners ner of the within described premises and the southwesterly cor- member for cause except for those specifically 20. Call 872-2465 or 8 7 3 - ^ . HOU$lWIVES moving south. Price includes 9504, call an;riime. Spillane, Donna Spillane, ner of land of the grantee, thence running easterly along the , P^soijs^andjnay thereafter fill such vacancy or request a many extras! $125,000. Call LPN/EMT. Position available T J _ — „ *‘“® land ofthe ^aiSorand latirof Uie ‘‘eplacement designee from the affectedqrganizaUon Group I, Warren E. Howbnd, MCT. at summer special education Realtor, 6491106. B dlllllJU O C C C l.**'® "!*® ® '*!® !® "® ® *’! 1 1 * ® ^ loan angle point; thence by in- Sec. 2-87 Chairperson; organization. The center. June 29 August 20 WANTED - "Jack of All $2,995 down on this Split #ar)Ar oncila n t *t()no_9{\>_nan i«. _ j t ___a:___t____ -s ..:______• .... Trades.” Handy person. App­ terior angle of 207 -30 -24 ’ in a northeasterly direcUon along chairperson and secretary from its mem l^rs and may organize Call 872-2465 or 8 7 9 ^ . BY OWNER. South Windsor. Level home with central BEDROOM SET - Mediterra­ ly in person: Arbor Acres air, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, the boundary line between land of the grantor and land of the itself in whatever manner which the m em B i^ ay determine Farm, Inc., Marlborough Twelve room executive house. nean. Double or queen head- grantee a distance of 102.29 feet to the most northerly point of to best carry out its duties as set forth in this article Earn Extra Money Can be purchased on a lease- family room, newly board, frame triple dresser at Bolton school Road, Glastonbury. Equal the within described premises; thence by interior angle of 63°- sec 2-88 Duties Tlie Snties nt . 1, 111, „ portunity Employer. purchase, low down payment painted, garage, matured with double mirrors. Men’s BOLTON - The Linder, Marcia Manning, 09’-33” in a southeasterly direction a distance of 247.M feet to a , ' ^;,Ti!tL L plan. Tel. 5297631. evergreens on carpet-like dresser, nightstand. Excellent SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS condition. $600. 643-8331. following is the honor roll Laurie Melody, Lynda Ovian, point; thence by interior angle of 89°-20’-03” in a southwesterly services to ^ th f o f t h e ^ T n ^ of emergency medical for girls resident camp in lawn. Priced at $69,900. for the Bolton Elementary Regis Rampellini, Janet direction across land of the grantor a distance of 208.27 feet to a promote imoroveS^^t! t f J w ' Manchester and to Stafford Springs. Call 677- CLERK TYPIST-High School COVENTRY - Small and af­ School for the fourth Rataic, Kim Richardson, point in the northeasterly line of land now or formerly of An- 2 for™ rtthfr..fii^ f ^ f 1 2667. Free room and board Graduate. Hartford uiw Of­ With Your Own fordable, energy efficient, ful­ William Sheetz, Jenifer tonio Oflara; thence by interior angle of 90°4)0” in a such study along with its advice to and summer fun! « fice. Resume to Box S. c/o ly insulated, 4 Room, Year marking period. Manchester Herald. Round CoUage. Within 300 Stephens, Jennifer Warner. northwesterly direction along land now or formerly of said An- “ ® Directors at such times as it deems suitable and i m _ TWO QUEEN SIZE High Honors PART TIME HELP feet Wangumbaug Lake. tonio Ofiara and along land now or formerly of St. John the Bap- Gean, but needs wont. Owner SHOWCASE REALTY BEDSPREADS/ Grade 8 tist Polish National Catholic Church of Manchester, Conn., Inc., . education in emergency medical services in WANTED in Haying. Apply WELDING FOREMAN TO DRAPERIES.Conquistador 364 Bidwll Street, SUPERVISE a group of financing possible, at $17,200. Malcolm Ferguson, Mary High Honors in part by each, in all a distance of 200.00 feet to the point or Manchester and promote improvements, Part Time Job! Monthly payment around $200. Plaque. Tiffany Lamps. Manchester. talented welders and Siena. G rade 7 place of beginning, the last described line forming in an interior . nionitor the relationship between all elements of the fabricators in the manufac­ Call Eiarb McConvllie, 649 Sconces. Large Urn. Call 569 Honors Heidi Clark, Michelle Daly, angle of 90°4)0’ with the first described line. delivery, of emergency - . medical------services and suggest^ ...... waysreceptionist to -o f f ic e ture of new heat treat fur­ ... and mothart with young children, bring them 0428. Lillian Emerson, 649 0928, or 6590718. Geff Hinds, Patricia Sobol. Said premises are bounded:„ „ „ ImproveImorove them.them • MANAGER for Orthodontist naces. Applicant should bie a 1716. Odegart Realty, 649 Grade 8 with you end lave on baby sitting costs. 4366. Honors bv land now or formerlv of Frnp.i I T? “l® Directors upon the Board’s request O ffic e -V e rn o n C ir c le , good su^rvisqr of people and Lota-Land for Sala 24 Christine Adams, Amy NORTHWESTERLY ...... cruesi a. ot the Council’s views on proposed contracts with the Town‘conToira con- E x p erien ced only. Send Be able to maintain control of Albasi, Shannon Brown, Vic­ G rade 7 • cerning the delivery of emergency medical services. resume to: P O. Box 2356. materials and meet delivery iifio a w m ANTIQUE BED - Handmade toria Bushnell, Carol Jim Boles, Geraldine NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Town of Vernon, Conn., 06066. Schedule. Knowledge of heat To maintain relations with agencies and organizations New Listing, 7 room Brtspreads. Antique chair, Cavanagh, Jacqueline Daly, Grimaldi, Jimmy Herring, Manchester; treat equipment could be a Twenty-three Houra per week. Salary plua and table. Pius much morel outside the Town of Manchester in order to share ideas and BABYSITTER NEEDED full plus but a good background in Call N ow Colonial. Extra large BIRCH MOUNTAIN Michael Daly, Michael Gat9 Danae Marshall, Lauren SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Town methods and to help coordinate the delivery of emergency gaa allowance. fireplaced living room, 4 ESTATES. Anthony Road, Call 649-5456. 80 Church ly, Leea Goodwin, Anne Hoff­ Rady, Alison Rampellini, time In Bowers School area, welding and fabrication of Street. ■of'Manchester; medical services in the region. for 2 children. Call 647-9094 structural members would be bedrooms, deep treed lot. Bbiton, country setting, cor­ man. Tracey Rich, Tamara SOUND INTESESTINQ? ner lot, almost 1 acre, to3.500. SOUTHWESTERLY oy land now ot formerly of Antonio Sec. 2-89 Meetings; rules. Meetings of the Council shall be held anytime. sufficient be considered to fill Older home irith charm Maryanne Lamaire, Karen Wagner, Ann W i^ e. Call 8499508 or 6392075. FRIDGE FOR SALE - Good Oflara and by land now or formerly of at least once a month. The Council Is empowered to adoi this opening. We are a rapid You con be a Herald Area Advisor and handle and tuparviM llVk% Mgt. available. $58,' . o 'lZ k- Ti."’' *• ine ujuncii is empowered to.adopt rules QUALITY CONTROL growth company offering full 647-9946 working condition. IS cubic our carrier boys & girts. If you like kids — want a little in­ 900. Ma n a g e r - M ust be Foot. Call 6494738. Benefits. Apply at In­ dependence and your own Income... or Dog survey slated . |hot(lh^W‘irctlr“ qualified on Aircraft Parts, dustronics Inc. 4W Sullivan and all correlating paper 647-9947 TORO SNOWMASTER VERNON - The town’s C Contalnlna 1.00 acres more „r snH iv.i„a m ih. « ^Uten report of its Ave. South Windsor, 06074 BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN E.O.E. Ask for Jeanne Fromerth ESTATES. Acre corner lot. SNOTHROWER - Full will conduct a survey in town ______I Scenic country setting. $23,- boxspring and mattress. SHOWCASE REALH 7’x6’ x9’x6” braided rug. compile, a listing of all unregister^ dogs in the . „ Sections 2-91 - 2-95 Reserved. _ 500. Exclusive area. Minimum Call for an apippointhicnent at f n r h established Panasonic stereo am/fm. 5*29-80 LOCAL INSURANPF 649-4416 house dimensions, 1st floor, p e owner or keeper of any unregistered dog or dogs Dynamic Meial Products 1500 sq. ft. 6499506. 6495635. Telehone 643-4658. will he given notice to register the dog a t the office of tt e ,‘en (10). days after this ’nus Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Company, 6494048, agency is looklni for a ^ r t to_OT clerk. Owners or keepers will have five days in Work Monday ' that within ten (10) days possibly more. which to comply with the notice to register. Those failing I a petition signed by not ★ Approximately 1920 hours per to comply will receive a summons. mined from the lateii nffirioi "T I**'-™* >" me eieciorselectors otof inethe Town, as oeter-deter- wwx. Insurance background FOOD SERVICE. Range . '■equlrement as we will T te state statutes rM uire th at owners and keepers pre- •>« wd been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its reference his" not t ^ n n*ed wmitae^Tow^ refe™ 7 ’ cook. Experience necessary train S X r h ' TS * “ vent dogs from roaming such as leaving the premise of to a ipecialTbwn elecUon. ^ to a1 sw^ispecial Town election. CaU 8444I& between 3 ^ 0 7 B?x 6o ^ "®™“ owners and keepers. The statutes also provide that Jimez R. McCavanagh p.Dl. . James R. McCavanagh canines must be in control of owners or keepers Secretary Secretary PAHilTERS AND HELPERS whenever in a public area. Board of Directors STEWARD WANTED FOR Board of Directors TransportaUon and ability to f r a t e r n a l c l u b - Anthony J. N esta, canine control officer, said the state Manchester. ConnecUcut > Call 643-2711 Manchester,' Connecticut handle ladders for residential Experienced preferred, but ^ >4- ^ >4- ° oppo^^^.... Call 643-2711 statutes furtter provide that owners or keepers of a dog Dated at Manchester. Connecticut work. Must have neat not requIred.For further In­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut appearance. Days, 2497101. that constantly barks arc creating a nuisance and are tMs 18th day of June 19M. this 18th day of June 1960 formation and appointment, liable fqr an infraction of the law. 0564)6 weekends and evenings, tin - call 6499262 between 10 a.m. 057-06 4520. and 6 p.m. 14 - EVEMNG HERALD. Sat., June 21, H80

ArUclM tor Sato 41 ArttelM tor Solo 41 Boolo-oecoooortoo 45 Aportmonto for I 83 OfficM-StOTM for Rant 58 Rutoa For Sato 51 Autoo For Solo 51 Mottieiretoi-Btofctoa 84 P«anuU — ChariM M. Schulz EVENING HERALD. Sat., June 21, 1 9 8 0 - 15 GENERATOR - 2500 watt. RETIRING, LEAVING 10 HP JOHNSON^ WE PAY TOP PRICES for MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 1966 MUSTANG 5 Unclothed -Answer to Provious Puzztf 115/230 volt. 7 HP Briggs. CONNECTICUT - Furniture, OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly wrecked and junk cars. A & B * Speedy Telephone ACROSS Excellent condition. $350. 6w- curtains,' drapes, fireplace CONVER’nB L E - Pony in­ *The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions KJxxC-Qxx and your clubs. In this case your second nings, medicine cabinets, Paintings, or Antique Items. only $290. 236-5646. Locators, partner opens one club. Your bid is at the three level (not w “ aluminum windows, clothing, R. Harrison, phone 643-8709, fee. DEAR NO* NAMES: The leas lying the better. Your foH, F R E P - i A l w a y s FOR THE WE'RE RIGHT correct response is one the two level). In addition, k 1 ® wrought iron chairs and mis- friends who are really your friends will think no less GET s o NERVOUS LAST TIME, diamond. your partner will never be l^ivinggchoo , Route M, Ver- cellaSeous. Wontod to Buy 49 HERE, ON of you for knowing the truth. And those who would WHEN WE GET LOST // riTV^M WE'RE NOT THIS MAP, Here arc some more exam­ able to liN re out that you non. Benefit Manchester ______SHOWROOM ples. With these hands, part­ hold five dubs and only four sjt in Judgment of you and your past are not worth LIKE THIS/ JJ. LOST/ P.W.P. TAG SALE - June 21st. 9:00 s o n ib w n e k b ! ner has opened one diamond: spades. having as friends. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Some fur- E A S T H A R T F O R D - 2 S - K 10 43H-87D-Q8C- Next week, we are going to 91^ ? ( ' ^^urdav June niture, small appliances, tires bedroom older home thought­ K J 9 4 3. Respond one spade, discuss, two-level response WISCONSIN - Used four fully restored. Yard for kids. p o yon wish you had'more friends? Get Abby’s not two clubs. You aren’t theory. Meanwhile, we sug­ ° ^ uuJ uiuch miscellaneous. 105 cylinder V E 4 D engine. radio, 2 sreakers, vacuurn. Bridge Street, Manchester. Just $225. 2365646. Locators, booklet, "How To Be Popular; You’re Never Too strong enough for a two-level gest that you play it as a William MqKinney. Telephone fee. bicycle, and much more! 38 ______!______Tonng or Too Old.” Send $1 with a long, self- response. Incidentally, if part­ game force — except that Elsie Drive. 643-5308,7:00 a.m. to 8:0() a m . -a LARGE TAG SALE - 9-2. 38 ner rebids either one notrump, when opener just rebids his or 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: Abby, Lilac Street, Manchester Popularity, 132 Laeky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. two diamonds or two spades, suit, responder may pass; or TAG SALE June 21 and 22.11- Clothes, electric rahge hood just pass. Don’t feel that just when responder just rebids his 5. 889 Pleasant Valley Road, 3 m i 2 . miscellaneous. because you have been dealt suit, opener may pass. Families. Glassware, ______□ RENTALS AWAY FOR THE HUB BUB N OF CITY LIVING - five elute you have to show FnrH^'th-« mn'Hn'iJ’ TAG SALE - TODAY, Satur- 2 plush bedrooms. Older ^1 them. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I Room s for Root 52 home. Thoughtfully restored. 'ck ^ 10:00 a.m, to 4:00p.m Only $200. 2365646. Locators, Some , small tools. Baby iPstroQioph The Born Loser — Art Sagsom fee. M U l a ^ t t l ' N S , ’ items.______^ THAPK5 R3R HAAM,.,rCDW'T LCOKAifcAlM.A^' MATURE MALE ROOM $15. .; Bernice Bede Osol Fem ale, mature $20. Non- OLD FASHIONED TAG ^ SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 72) smokers, LiVe-In. References. B R R A h iP , A WICKEL,,, SALE - Collectables and TAG SALE - 75 Cambridge GLASTONBURY - 3 elegant Don't go along with phony One must have license, plus bedroom home. Large, tuse- friends who think they are better The llama it a South American pack animal useful Items. Books, posters. Street Manchester, Today 10 F IR S T 0 3 ^ . few errands and meals. 649- than others. It's more your style of the camel fam ily valued for its wool and milk. notions. Sale to a.m. to 4 p.m. “ Sometrilng ment to store out of season 5459. things. Yard for kids. Only to behave In a friendly manner to MOWLBTSSee. benefit the Leukemia Society For Everyone'” ^Ybur all. of America. Saturday, 8 a .m .------$425. 2365646, Locators, fee. Priscilla’* Pop - Ed Sullivan 238 CHARTER OAK STREET ^ r t h d a y SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) to 3 p.m. 48 Avondale Road. TAG SALE - 77 Weaver Road, - Room with private entrance You may cause your own insecu­ Manchester. June 21st & 22nd. 9 a.m. to 4 suitable for older working rity today if you get caught up in thinking everyone is great but y I HAVE A \ PE SAS'6 IT WONT > ------p.m. Household items, small gen tlem a n . P ark in g. $30 Jun«22,1900 a llia n ce s, clothes, furniture. you. Look ber>eath the frosting 1 FRIEND WHO OVNS ) BE LONG BEFORE weekly. Security, 649-1746. SOUTH WINDSOR - Newly Lcxdi tor now friends with whom for the real facts on people. ELECTRIC C A R ^ G A E > erATIONS ARE decorated. 3 carpeted you share many interests to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A THING OF THE PAST.' TAG SALE - Saturday and MULTI FAMILY - June 21st. Aportmonto For Ront 53 bedrooms. Extra large yard. replace pals of doubtful merit Don't waste your energy today Ideal location. Call for info. this' coming year. A more inter- on tales of woe. You function \ y s Sunday. 27 Maple Street, 10 & 22nd. 54 Stephen Street, off eating and different social life is a.m. to 4 p.m. Trunks, tables, Parker, 10 to 4. Furniture, an- MANCHESTER - Nice two 2365646, Locators, fee. better when you mingle with \ Winthrop — Dick Cavalli bedroom duplex. Full base­ in store for you. positive, progressive individuals. | lawn chairs, miscellaneous tiques, fabrics, crib, clothes. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 3 ment. Carpeted. Stove and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) If Y Thinking you're not doing you're not on guard today you r po nV u k e WHV M/EU- FDR ONE THINS, HEIs 1 refrigerator. No children or “ HERE COMES THE t enough for others only makes pets. Nice location. 646-6644. could find yourself caught up In /MASKED MARVEU. HIM. NOT? TDODARNED COURTBOLIO. 5959 extfa work that Isn't needed. Get another's complicated problems. MANCHESTER - Working Building Suppitoi 42 Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 out,of the kitchen and let people V______> \ n \ — / ^ X with 2-3 bedrooms homes, Be supportive only if this person MANCHESTER - Clean, con­ enjey your company. Romance, i V o from $225 on up. See them Is willing to help himself. USED TIMBERS, 2x8' venient, 5 room apartment. Includes freight and dealer prep. Sale tratel. luck, resources, possible PISCES (Feb. 20-AAarch 20) W V / 111 ^ tongue and groove flooring No utilities. No appliances. today! 2365646. Ulcators, fee. ptt(slls and career for the coming Select companions wisely today, 1 0 and used brick. Call 64.3-41.39, Lease. $325. Lombardo and )rlce *6,159.00, less *200 factory rebate. months are alt discussed in your making certain they have high 1 ^ INDIAN RING NECK (try , Associates. 649-4003. Astro-Graph letter, which begins standards. There's one who PARROT-M ALE, With cage, *599 down plus tax and registration. wtt|) your birthday. Mall $1 for would leave you holding the bag 1______$100. Call 649-7164 anytime, or eeah to Astro-Graph. Box 469. jeritaoi.i JULY 1ST ANSALDI It he could get away with It. keep trying.______BOLTON - Beautifully Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. ARIES (Mereh 21-April 19) You VILLAGER - Two Bedroom t'' HOV WOULP SOU SOUNPS B E IG E B R IC K - A p ­ landscaped, 4 bedrooms, with B e ^ r e to specify birth date. have a tendency today to make proximately 8,000. Valued, Townhouse. $400., plus two LED (July 2»-Aug. 22) Thinking LIKE TO OPERATE A TANKLESS 2 ca r gara_arage. Fireplace much more of things than they A RECHARaNG ^ TO ME .' $1760, Priced. $1260. Patio months security. One caiirneting. Minutenutes from' 84. you have to keep up with the really are. thereby stopping your brick, 4 "x 8 ''x r'. Chocolate, bedroom, first floor flat. Call for details 236-5646, JoAdaei la foolish. Happiness Is progress. Relax. It wilt all work h P E P O T ^ 2,000, 15 cenU each. 643-9508 GOOD HOMES NEEDED for $300., plus two months securi­ f m ^ in the company of loved out to your advantage. 4gi Locators, fees. I P U N N O " or 649-5635. adorable grey kittens. Also a ty, Lesperance Agency, 646- ones, not possessions. TAURUS (April 20-May 10) The "M orris" and calico kitten. 0505. VMJQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) If you worst thing you can do Is to sit at Eight weeks old. Call, 342- thl0( of people, especially mem- home, broking over a lot of Levy’s Law — James Schumeister beie of your family, in a kindly ★ 0571, 633-^1 anytime.______FEMALE LOOKING FOR /■ ^ Imagined wrongs. Get out and let li(M, the results of your dealings the sunshine reveal all the happi­ SAME to share home. Non SOUTH WINDSOR - lovely 3 S Q X X Jte CORW6PONPtNC) Y S 5 , MAPe- COMMON BRICK - Some red TWO MALE, TWO FEMALE wrfi them will be accommodat- ness about you. smoker please. Call 643dl21 , bedrobm house. Large yard. wfKlWeOYYOU HIM OUi& SPPLIAU patio brick. Split rib block and thoroughbreed " English Spaniel QENNHI (May 21-Juna 20) Jump­ 6WR)PBi60N? FROOKX. precast concrete lintels. puppres. Hunting or after 6:00 p.m. 721-1624. Rental Center. Fee u f e u (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Nega- ing to conclusions and thinking $60. Money back guarantee. ONLY PER MONTH tlv§m will overshadow the good someone Is trying to take what la Hoist-O-Matic scaffolding. housedogs. Reasonable. CUill 6 4 4 - 1 7 6 6 . ______EAST HARTFORD - Near air­ thipga in life that you should be rightfully yours vrill cause you craft. 2 room apartment in HEBRON - Contemporary ef^ying.. Don't allow yourself to unrkteessary grief. Let tin>e show Dogo-BIrdt-Polt 43 FREE KITTEN for good -Quiet older building. Colonial. 9 rooms. 4 W caught cau( up In depressing you the truth. *EPA EST. 23MP8 th^hts. home. Box trained. Am Appliances, utilities included. bedrooms. 3 baths. Bow lyin- Finance *5360 for 48 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) DIAL 646-5971 and something allergic. Please help! Call 649- $2(ff/month. Lease, security, dow. French doors. Acre in HWY. EST. 38MP8 i; Short RIbt — Frank Hill good will happen to your pet. 2503, mornings. references required. 568-0138. quiet neighborhood. $575. 226 months at 15V4%. Finance Dog and cat boarding - -dog Broker. 0869. CaMBINED 28MPe grooming. Canine Holiday Musfeaf Inotrumonts 44 50 charge *1832.80. Afe. MAVOR, VOJ SUCH Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl A Stoffel Inne, 200 Sheldon R oad, g p HAVE A GieEEN Manchester.______GOING OUT F^ Omcoostoroo lor Ron! 55 "UMB BUSINESS. Save from 40% to * MILIAUE tSTIMATEt AM FOR COMPARISON ONLY. ACTUAL MILEAOE WILL VARY ACCORDINQ TO ADORABLE KITTENS 607o on musical instruments. EAST HARTFORD - Silver DRIYINO CONDITIONS, TRIP LENQTH, ETC. TOTAL DEFERRED PAYMENT ITIIZ.SO. looking for good homes. Six We buy, sell, trade, and swap. Lane. Large 4 rooms, with weeks old, assorted colors. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, garden. $285. Includes Our Boarding House Call 649d480 after 10:30.a.m. New Britain. 225-1977. Open utilities. 721-1624. Rental 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE till 9 p.m. Center. Fee $60. Money back for rent. Centrally located, WHAT liTrtlM ME,LAPy.', HUSH H077M7P, THE guarantee newly redecorated with ample CONNECTICUrS RETWEMEN'T 1 WAS JUST WORLPK RICHEST Booto-oceoooorlot parking. Call 6462891. C0NNECTICUT8 H ^ M E tO n A mf \fi1 0 ??\t\ BY TO m a n : IP SETTER THREE FREE KITTENS. 12 F b O T M A N A R C O NEWEST OLDEST WAY, OLD timer, (SET HIM IN Box trained. 8 weeks old, HERS, Aluminum Boat. Heavy Duty. MAZDA LINCOLN-MERCURY BEFORE I B E F O R E S H E ready to go! Call 6498763 L

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