Texas Beaches Face Tragedy Meadow Lane

PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 7, 1979 Area Students Metric Is the Way Piflraguay Aims to Annul Woodstock Generation: Violent Lightning StormStorr Pair of Arms Feature Finish Course Where Are They Now? Claims Traffic Signals Boston Red Sox Win ■AT. iiF But Costs Too Much Rights of War Criminal To Aid Nurses Page$ 6, 7 Page 10 - Page 11 WALTHAM, Mass. (UPI) - While I can’t believe they couldn’t learn in Page 2 MANCHESTER - Six area high Ny the debate continues over whether less than a month." school students recently completed America would lose or benefit by And so Webster dismissed the peo­ Manchester Memorial Hospital's converting Inches to centimeters; ple problem in metric conversion. High School Nurse Aide program and miles to kilometers; and quarts to And in testimony before the U.S. are now employed as aides on the liters, the president of a small Metric Board in June, he discounted iiaitrhpHtpr hospital's various patient care units. problems with capital equipment as The four-week voluntary course Massachussetts firm which manufac­ tures machine tools has already well. Clearing Today, was taught by the hospital's In- decided metric is the answer. “Our production machinery is Service Education Department and But the costs of metric conversion almost all numerically controlled or Sunny Tomorrow required nearly 105 hours of intensive have caused him to hold back, at equipped with digital readouts, which training in the basic skills for care of least for the time being. are easily converted to metrics,” he Detalle on page 2 the ill. Half the time was spent in the Peter Webster is president of said. ’’That expense in minimal.” classroom while the other half was Black and Webster, a manufacturer The major problem, however, in­ devoted to on-the-job instruction. of machine tools in Waltham. His volves retooling. Manchester residents completing firm employs 80 people, has an an­ “Every tool in our plant must be the course were Lori Daley, daughter nual sales volume of about $6 million, replaced with a metric counterpart. Dangerous Gas • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy * 154 Home Delivered of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Daley, 1003 and is expanding sales to Japan and We have to purchase all new drills, CATANIA, Sicily (UPI) - Tolland Turnpike; Donna Grinavich, parts of Europe. Growth is projected taps and reamers. Every single daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scientists said today dangerous at 25 percent annually, and the fastener — our entire inventory of gas pressures are building up in­ Grinavich. 250 Autumn St.; and Anne screws, nuts and bolts — must be prospects for continued success are side Mount Etna and the volcano, Marie Spaulding, daughter of Mr. good. changed,” Webster said. and Mrs. John J Spaulding, 69 “Many of our current machine which has been erupting for the If V <;» Yet Webster feels the time is near past five days and blackened Texas Beaches Face Tragedy Meadow Lane. '■*, W I I fixtures must be reworked to accom­ for his company to make the switch beaches with its ash, could From Glastonbury, the graduates your Italian salami?” “Faneuil Hall. The un­ modate metric drill bushings. All of the Bay of Campeche 500 miles south surf and we hope they continue to do The ads say it all: “Where else can you get to the metric system. explode at any time. SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas month before Pemex (Petroleos The tar balls began settling on the were Lanelle Bouchard, daughter of our inspection instrumentation must across the Gulf of Mexico. so.” your Easter outfit with Easter eggs, high common marketplace.” (UPI photo) “I think it’s crazy to buck the ’The warning came from a team (UPI) - Sticky tar balls, too sparse Mexicanos) can drill a relief well (at light brown sands Sunday but by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bouchard, 72 be replaced,” he said adding that to permit aerial detection, washed Roger Meacham of the En­ the Ixtoc I site),” Hobby said As unsightly as they were, the tar fashion with your high jinks, Irish linen with trend," he says. of experts, led by volcanologist Tuesday still formed only a thin, Hope Lane; and Sherry Davis, “If you can do it and pick your own $100,000 may be a conservative es­ across Texas beaches overnight and vironmental Protection Agency ’Tuesday after touring the Padre broken line at the high-tide mark 100 balls constituted more of a footing daughter of Mr. Franklin Davis, 1392 Haroun Tazieff of Belgium, which time to do it, rather than having it timate. has been studying the 10,707-foot coated the sands with wide bands of described the tar balls as a product Island National Seashore and yards from high-rise hotels and con­ and fashion menace than an obstacle Manchester Road. forced on you, you’re going to be in a Despite all that, however, Webstw oily pollution. . of a natural refining process, saying Mexican coast by air and boat. dominiums. Under a full tnoon the to swimmers. It was impossible to A graduate from East Hartford mountain since it began its most much better position.” urges the American people, and his spectacular eruption in 20 years Lt. Gov. William P. Hobby Jr. said they were the "ultimate breakdown” “We’re going to have another five or waves deposited countless thousands walk along the beach without coating was Sharon Rice, daughter of Mr. Liberty’s Cradle Touted Black and Webster, however, has own employees to “think metric as the situation threatened to turn into a of oil buffeted by weather, currents six weeks of oil pouring into the Gulf of the gummy discs, leaving feet or shoe soles with patches of and Mrs. John Rice, 903 Oak St. last Friday. and other deteriorating factors. black. But the tar balls did not not yet made a total switch to soon as possible.” So far the eruption has con­ disaster that would linger for at the rate of 20,000 barrels a day. treacherous footing to greet morning The graduates were presented with And he pledges his company will And the local tourism industry, "We’re going to have this (pollu­ beachcombers and sjvimmers. appear to be linked to the slicks or certificates for their accomplish­ metric. Webster acknowledges cost tinued without the escape of the months. is the No. 1 factor. make the conversion to the metric The Coast Guard said it presumed conceding a problem but hoping for a tion) problem for another year.... “We’ve had some cancellations, I sheens further off the coast. ment by Mrs. Marjorie Roach, assis­ gases Inside Etna,” Tazieff told The Coast Guard said a 12-square- Webster says the cost of converting system within several years. reporters. “This mass of trapped but still was unable to prove the tar miracle, today faced potential finan­ What we have now is a very can’t deny that,” said Ralph ’Thomp­ tant director of nursing, during brief As Urban Renewal Model mile sheen 160 miles north of the Rio his firm to metric would be $100,000 To add some incentive Webster balls came from Mexico’s runaway cial tragedy because of them. threatening situation that may turn son, vice president of the tourist pig posters, “Miss Piggy for gas could open new craters on the ceremonies. By MARCIA PARKER did. It was like a bird’s nest that had which equal his profits for one vear. .proposes . a series of tax credits for Ixtoc I well that blew out June 3 in “It’s going to be at least next into a disaster.” Grande near Corpus Christ!, began Successful completion of the High slopes of the volcano or perhaps bureau, who nevertheless urged fallen to the ground. It just had to be President” bumper stickers. “We could do it all in one day," he business, to offset 50 ^rcent of the vacationers to come to the resort. breaking into smaller sheens School Nurse Aide program has often BOSTON (UPI) — Two centuries raised up." A visitor is dazzled, their senses of cause a violent explosion.” says. “You just go around and pick expenses incurred ^ inchanging over. The volcano, Europe’s “People are out there enjoying that Tkiesday. led to further nursing education. The ago, firebrand Bostonians would One of the iargest developers of sight, sound and smell tantalized. For the individuals who must convert up all the old tools, stick them in a mightiest and most tempestuous, hospital has several registered gather by lantern light in buildings suburban shopping centers in the na­ There's a sweet shop decorated in their own tools, he proposed offset­ barrei and throw them out,and put all was spewing lava from three nurses on its staff who received their along the waterfront to plot the tion, Rouse and Co. of Coiumbia, black laquer and flamingo pink with ting 75 percent of the costs, overthrow of British rule with such the new tools out. But you gotta’ separate craters, two of them initial clinical experience as nurse Md., spent $30 million to restore the rows of ceiling-high bins crammed “The world is metric,” Webster results as the Boston Tea Party and write a check for $30,(XX) or $40,(XX) near the summit and one lower aide graduates of this program. three handsome 19th century Greek with old fashioned butterscotch can­ says, “and 1 think it’s ridiculous to be the Boston Massacre. that day to pay for all of them.” down the slopes above the Revival buildings - the granite, dies. an island in this world." Schools Receive Black and Webster bas begun a Family Medicine Faneuil Hall and its surrounding Small crowds gather around a evacuated village of Fomazzo. copper-domed Quincy Market and gradual conversion to metric, with Unlike some businesses which may \ \ area became known as the “cradie of juggler, then some move on to hear a Taught at UConn the red brick North and South all product drawings being done with seem to have little to gain from con­ liberty" in the young nation. Today, wandering minstrel or see the man FARMINGTON - A two-year Markets — which had fallen into ruin. standard and equivalent metric version to metric. Webster visuaiizes Forest Fires s it has a different reputation, but one Situated in a prime location near and his monkey. A barbershop Federal Funding $311,791 federal contract for a measurements. And all new products some profits from his investment. that is almost as revolutionary. It is quartet ambushes a blushing young Although desperately needed project with implications for how mass transit, the waterfront, and the Competing with salesmen from hailed as a model of urban redevelop­ woman with a Gay ‘90s love song. All are being designed with metric rain was forecast for today, fire MANCHESTER - The school equivalent remedial specialists for "family medicine" is taught heart of the city’s government and Europe and Japan, Webster finds his ment, and a way for big cities to the while, the aroma of specialty measurements. officials feared storms also could \ department has received a long- the elementary schools, he said, and nationally has been awarded to two financial districts, Faneuil Hall has biggest hurdle in overseas sales is reclaim their downtown areas. foods from every nation drifts about, People, however, pose another bring lightning and spark new awaited federal grant for remedial “as many as” three counselors to faculty members here at the Univer­ been called the catalyst that spurred the lack of metric dimensions and \ Nearly 12 million people, almost as tempting the taste buds. problem. blazes in tinder-dry areas in math and bilingual education. serve Manchester High School and sity of Connecticut schooi of Boston to kick off other major urban More than one-quarter of the repiacement parts He is confident his many as the number who visited How did Faneuil Hall do it? Idaho. Montana and New Mexico, Dr. J. Gerald Fitzgibbon, assistant the two junior high schools. ’There is development plans like its massive employees at Black and Webster are products are competitve with those Medicine. Disneyland, came to the uncommon, McLean said the market generated where more than 138,000 acres of superintendent for instruction, said also enough money for some in- U.S. Rep. Christopher J. Dodd (d- renovation of the theater district. machinists who carry their own tools of other firms around the world, but rejuvenated marketplace last year. $57.5 million last year, with $500,000 grass and trees have been Tuesday the grant totals $97,0^ un­ service training of staff. 2nd dist.) cooperated in helping Quincy Market opened in 1976, to the job. A single set of tools, which they often are not compatible with It is a place whose history has been North Market the next year and in profits. The average visitor spends destroyed. \ der the Emergency School Aid Act. Hearings on the grant were held secure the contract, according to an still primarily carry standard metric standards. In Montana, 10,000 acres were last fall, Fitzgibbon said, and the revived. South Market just last summer. It's $15 at the marketplace. So in Webster's nind, the profit Fitzgibbon said the grant gives the announcement by Alexander Berger, Just about any time, day or night, measurements, can run anywhere burnt off in four fires in remote school department kept receiving in­ now an urban shopping mall McLean ties part of the success to motive and freedom of choice are the schools “the opportunity to provide M.D., head of the department of the brick and cobblestone walkways from $500 to $2,000. areas of Yellowstone National formal notices of approval. It wasn’t featuring hundreds of restaurants, the location. It is near subway and bottom line. additional remedial services at the family medicine at the medical among three sprawling buildings are How do Webster's employees react Park but none threatened tourist until Monday, however, that it shops, and bars. There’s even a bus stops and the waterfront, and a Speaking of his colleagues in the elementary level and secondary level school. jammed with strollers nibbling fancy ' to suggestions of converting to the areas. Forest Service spokesman received the official confirmation. museum, which the Boston Museum heavily populated and frequently business world. Webster says: “if \ supportive services in guidance and Berger also said co-directors of the finger food and carrying shopping metric system? Lee Singer said 4,500 firefighters Fitzgibbon said he will post these of Fine Arts opened on the top floor visited part of the city. Add to that they are progressive people and counseling.” project will be Janice L. Willms, bags brimming with exotic wares. "They bitch and moan," he con­ from across the country have positions and begin recruiting staff. of South Market, to bring art to the the open air design and unusual forward thinking ... and make the in­ TTie district will hire two full-time M.D., and Jack T. Tapp, PH.D., both Chic couples sip summer drinks fides. ‘They say ‘I ain't doing it. i'll been enlisted to battle the flames V merchandise. assistant professors in his depart­ peopie. move." vestments necessary for the in­ from iced glasses under striped “It can’t be done everywhere in the in Idaho, including fresh crews "It really sparked the whole down­ Webster feeis the big reason many evitable changes ... you’re just so ment. canopies. Children romp among country. You need at least 300,000 from Maine, New York, Ken­ "Briefly." Berger explained, “this town area and instilled a sense of much better off being able to pick pigeons. Shoppers browse over people minimum as a base," McLean people oppose a change to metric is tucky, and New Mexico. award means HEW's Health pride to the city," McLean said. that they are simply afraid of your own time, rather than when the Gas-Saving Plan wooden carts laden with unusual The city owns the trio of buildings said, citing cities like New York Resources Administration favored change. And as far as he is con­ mandate comes down, do it." goods as vendors perch atop tall on 6‘/2 acres. It leased the 367,000 where Rouse and Co. is conducting a plans submitted by Drs. Willms and cerned, there is no justification for And in Spain stools. square feet of retail and office space feasibility study for a similar Worthy President Tapp on how they would go about that. “It was a diamond in the rough," to Rouse and Co. and the firm's 250 marketplace at the South Street MANCHESTER - A Manchester LLORET DE MAR, Spain developing a 'curriculum model' and ■‘You know, half the bottles that (UPI) — Hundreds of firemen, recalls general manager James tenants. Seaport Museum-Fulton Fish Market resident has been elected worthy Works Variably a 'curriculum manual' for use by any you look at in the stores, almost all McLean, looking from his office win­ complex in Manhattan. Sites in San civil guards, forest rangers, family medicine teaching program in The shops sell everything from the the packaged goods, have both president of the Greater Hartford dow at the bustiing open air market Francisco, Chicago and Milwaukee soldiers and volunteers, aided by MANCHESTER — Preliminary patrol cars to be parked at least 15 the country." hottest new fashions to dollhouses in- metric and standard measurements Worthy Order of Eagles. results of the Manchester Police below. are also being considered. Frank V. Zito, of 176 Homestead three planes, were fighting to minutes per hour with the engine off. Famiiy medicine is the newest the-rough, folding finger puppets and on them," he says. “And if you Department’s recent gas-saving “Every downtown in America has larger than life papier-mache “Faneuil Hall has sparked interest St., was among 10 officers elected at keep flames from a forest fire TTie time can be taken at once or medical specialty, approved by the started using it (the metric system) old buildings and every downtown is in downtowns across America, " he the recent meeting of the fraternal near the resort town of Blanes, proposal show a varying, and in some broken into five-minute, segments. American Medical Assn., the animals. One shop deals only in i \ cases, unexpected drops in gasoline in trouble. You can really reach back “pig” items, including pig pillows. said. completely, people would learn in ... organization.______ust south of Lloret de Mar, from ITie cars will be parked at areas of Ass ciation of American Medical with these buildings. That’s what we crossing the Vidreras-Toas consumption. Chief Robert Lannan high incidence, such as the parks or Colleges, just a decaoe ago. highway to another developed said ’Tuesday. congested intersections. LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IN STORRS FOR YOU! area. Ilie fires broke out at a t ^ t Lannan said he had hoped for a 15 9 a.m. ’Tuesday, and fanned by percent reduction in gasoline con­ Lannan said any reduction in gas­ B u s in e s s This Fall, Tht Univwrsity ol Connwetieuft Storrt Cam­ strong winds, consumed some 2.- High Flying Senator sumption when the program was in­ oline consumption is directly related 500 acres of pine woodland by with his sons, daughter, nephews nieces and stituted two months ago. However, to the level of field activity. Once pus Is offering a wide variety of undergraduate and Senator Edward Kennedy, top left, enjoys a calls for service increase, he said, Tuesday night. Twenty-two friends toured the park taking in the various he said, there have been some weeks Doctors Associate graduate courses. vacationers unable to outrun the ride on a high flying swing ride at Riverside when the savings were 20 to 25 per­ the patrol cars are operate most of South Windsor Bank blaze were killed. Park Amusement Center in Agawam, Mass., amusements. They will spend two days in the cent over previous weeks. the time and gas savings become dif­ For your convenience...all courses meet In the late after­ Forestry officials said they at the start of his vacation Tuesday. Kennedy western part of the state. (UPI photo) TTie administration ordered all ficult to achieve. MANCHESTER - Dr. Jonathan A. Dixon has an­ Reports Income Rise nounced his association with Dr. Edward Scull and Dr. noon or early evening only once or twice a week!! suspected arson because fires Mark Ruderman of 85 Jefferson St., Hartford, and 257 E. started .simultaneous at three Center St., Manchester, for the practice of arthritis and SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Windsor Bank and Degree and non-degree students are eligible to take points within a two-mile area near Trust Co. has announced second quarter earnings for rheumatic disease. Blanes. ’The bodies of the victims Few Infants Available for Adoption 1979. Income for the three months ending June 30, 1979, courses. Cost Is only $45 per credit hour. were so badly burned their names Dr. Dixon graduated magna cum laude from Harvard W' College in 1966 and received his M.D. cum laude from the amounted to $108,083 before taxes and securiUes or and nationalities could not im­ Such a couple will face a wait of up available for adoption has were hesitant to go to predominantly losses. Taxes for the period were $23,300 for a net income For more Information on courses, registration By MARK A DUPUIS one of the harder to place children in Harvard Medical School in 1970. He completed his mediately be determined, except as little as six months. to four years just to be able to file an “historically” shrunk every year for white agencies to adopt a child. of $83,783. Securities iosses amounted to $1,786 for a net for one victim identifieid by a training in Internal Medicine at the University of Califor­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Couples The lack of infants available for application, said Peter Wolff, direc­ the last 15 years. He attributed the However, with a DCYS recruitment income of $82,997 for the quarter, which equaled 40 cents procedures, deadlines, call the Office of Credit necklace as a resident of nia Medical Center in San Francisco and spent one year wishing to start a new family or add adoption was aired in public recently tor of the DCYS’ Centralized Home decrease to legalized abortion, birth program in the black community and as a research fellow in Immunology at the San Francisco per share after taxes and securities losses. Programs, Extended and Continuing Education at the Barcelona. to their present families by adopting Finding Unit, the unit which places control counseling, and the lack of a other changes in society, the situa­ Income before taxes for the period ending June 30,1978, when Wendy and Michael Lusa, a Veterans Administration Hospital. an infant should be-ready to wait in white Rockville couple, filed suit children in adoptive and foster stigma attached to a young woman tion has changed, he added. amounted to $67,701. Applicable taxes for the period were Storrs Campus - 486-3832. He spent three years as a Major in the U.S. Army 100th Birthday line, state adoption officials say. against the state saying they were homes. who keeps a child although she’s not TTie state’s adoption procedure can Medical Corps and served as the Chief of Rheumatology $12,000. There were no securities gains or losses, for a net There just aren’t enough infants to being denied the right to adopt a Right now, lie said, there are 101 married. begin once a child has been legally income of $55,701, which equaled 26 cents per share. MEXICO CITY (UPI) - at the 97th General Hospital in Frankfurt, W. Germany. go around, according to officials at black infant because of racial children registered for adoption with Wolff, one of the state’s witnesses freed from his natural parents. That Income for the six-month period ending June 30, 1979, Mexican authorities had planned While stationed in Germany, Dr. Dixon was appointed the The University of Qmiwc tieut | the state Department of Children'and differences. the Connecticut Adoption Resource at the trial, said in a recent inter­ point can be reached quickly as it amounted to $193,636, taxes amounted to $40,000, for a net to move Emiliano Zapata’s Consultant in Arthritis and Clinical Immunology to the Youth Services. They say they have Tolland County Superior Court Exchange — a network which lists view, that at one time it was difficult was in the case of the child the Lusas Joiialliiiii A. Dixon income of $153,637 before securities gains or losses. Extended S^Continuing Education^ remains from Cuatla, 45 miles Seventh Armv and U.S. Medical Command, Europe. 20 approved applications for every Judge Harry Hammer ruled that children available for adoption from to place black infants, but that isn’t sought to adopt who had been aban­ Securities losses amounted to $1,786 for a net income of south of Mexico City, to the available infant. race was a factor in adoption and DCYS, private agencies and public the case any longer. doned within days of its birth. $151,851, which equaled 72 cents a share for the period. Revolutionary Monument, a But there are children in need of said it was in the best interest of the agencies in other states. “I think adoption placement Or, it can take up to two years for Income for the six-month period ending June 30, 1978, massive arch where nearly all the homes — older children, handicapped 4-month-old child involved to be Wolff said the department’s annual workers over the past 10 years have the DCYS to win termination of was $115,502 before taxes. Taxes amounted to $16,200, for heroes of the 1910 revolution are Gerber Debentures Sold children and children with emotional placed with another family — most report on adoptions showed that 116 become much more aware of the fact parental rights in court — a decision a net income of $99,302, which equaled 47 cents a share. YANKEE buried, in time for the celebration SOUTH WINDSOR - The public nual interest cost of less than 12Vs per­ problems stemming from abuse and likely black. out of 160 children available for adop­ of black identity, white identity,” he which can come only after the There were no securities gains or losses for the period. of his 100th birthday today, led by offering of $18 million Gerber Scientific cent. Otherwise, the debentures are neglect. B^ause of the low number of in­ tion in 1978 were placed in homes. Of said, adding he felt the growth of department and courts have The six-month period of 1979 showed an increase of 52,9 legal clinics President Jose Lopez Portillo. Inc 12'» percent subordinated sinking redeemabie at prices starting at 112 per­ And while it may take a couple up fants available and a glut of the total available number, 61 were “black pride” in the 1960s has exhausted all other attempts to percent in earnings over the period in 1978. ’The government also will issue a fund debentures due 1994, at a price of 100 cent in the 12-month period beginning Aug. to four years before they can t^ con­ applications from couples seeking to black and white infants and the fostered new policies for adoption of Deposits at June 30,1979, showed $25,467,000 compared postal stamp bearing the percent plus accrued interest from Aug. 9. 1, 1979, and declining annually thereafter sidered as adoptive parents for a adopt them, DCYS isn’t accepting remainder older children. black children by black feunilies. —See Page Two to deposits of $22,189,000 for the period ending June 30, revolutionary’s likeness to com­ 1979, was announced by L.F. Rothschild, to par in 1987. healthy infant, a couple can adopt any new applications for infants. He said the number of infants In the past, he said, black families Unterberg. Towbin as manager of the un­ The debentures are entitled to a sinking 1978, an increase of $3,278,000. NEW MANCHESTER OFFICE memorate the occasion. derwriting group. fund of $1.9 million principai amount on Now Open to Serve the Citizens of Eastern Connecticut However, Zapata’s son, Mateo Net proceeds from the sale of the new each Aug. 1 from 1987 through 1993, 808 Main St. Emiliano ^p ata, said he won’t debentures will be used by the company to calculated to retire at least 73 percent of Second Floor, Suite 1 allow his father’s body to be moved until all political prisoners Greening of America Has New Meaning repay, subject to the right to reborrow, the issue prior to maturity. Manchester. Connecticut $6.6 million outstanding at June 1, 1979, Gerber Scientific Inc., headquartered in and campesinos (peasants) im­ acres-at $6.3 million, Liechtenstein, 643-0500 prisoned over land disputes in the acres of farmland in the United Foreign owners do not have to pay certain who owns what. under its revolving credit and term loan South Windsor, designs, manufactures, Group of Students By PETER COSTA Many of the large purchases of 785 acres at $1.4 million, and smaller agreement. Such borrowings were in­ markets and services and provides FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION family’s home state of Morelos States. capital gains taxes when they sell United Press International their U.S. farmland. Sen. Malcolm farmland are made by holding com­ investments by Italy, Iran and curred for working capital and general software for computer controlled drafting Simple are freed. Like their father, But Bergland does not see any Tours Rogers Corp. Wallop, R-Wyo., and Rep. Charles panies and other conglomerates and Mexico. corporate purposes. and cutting systems and turnkey interac- Uncontested Divorce $135 Zapata’s children for years have The greening of America is taking reason for panic. on new meaning overseas. “I don't see anything in here that Grassley, R-Iowa, have sponsored a multi-national firms and the real “It is estimated that 63 percent of The debentures are not redeemable at_ live computer graphic design and data MANCHESTER - Thirty-one seniors from E.O. Smith Simple fought for more land reform, U.S. farmland is owned by farmers Will (Individual) ^ 3 0 / llu.lmn.laWlf. $55 At a pace that has surprised U.S. bill pending in Congress which would owners are hidden, some farmers the company’s option prior to Aug. 1.1984, management systems, High School’s economic department gained first-hand in- Connecticut pressuring the government to do would be regard^ as a menace to agriculture experts, foreign in­ put an end to that advantage. say. who work the land, another 5 percent with funds borrowed at an effective an- signt into corporate financial affairs and operations Name Change $75.00 more to help small farmers,. our security,” Bergland said recent­ bmi'nc.. Corporation $120 vestors are buying U.S. farms. ly in an interview in Washington. In Kansas, an informal check by In California, foreign investors is rented from other farmers, and 32 during a recent tour of Rogers Corp. in Manchester. own only about 1 percent of the 32.3 percent is rented from investors who Harry H. Birkenruth, the company’s financial vice Personal , $195 Simple Adoption $125.00 inside Today A recent study by the General Ac­ Others disagree. UPI showed farmers resent foreign No asset Bfliikruptcy counting Office and other studies by Georgia state Sen. Bill English investors because “they beat them to million acres of farmland, according don’t intend to farm themselves,” Personnel Assistant Appointed president, and Walter A. Hayes, Manchester division Real Estate Closings and to reports filed with the U.S. Dept, of said Richard H. Courtney, vice presi­ manager, discussed Rogers’ domestic and foreign finan­ Classified...... 15-1^ the Agriculture Department, show claims that once the land is sold to the punch on land sales and drive up Probate at LOW COST that foreigners own nearly 10 million foreign interests "the chances are the price of farmland.'” Agriculture. dent and senior economist for Bank as benefits administrator for the Fafnir cial activities and the company’s products with the Comics...... 19 of America in San Francisco. SOUTH WINDSOR - Anthony R. No Hiddrn Churges.Courl Costs, Sherifrs Fees Addilionul acres of U.S. farmland, an area three ' “’The farmers think foreign in­ Foreign ownership of California Bearing Division of Textron Inc. and as students and their instructor, David O’Conner. They also Editorial ...... that it will never be owned by an Pagliuco has been named assistant per­ CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Entertainment ...... 14 times the size of Connecticut. American boy or girl.” vestors have some things over them. agricultural land is owned by nine sonnel manager for the Gerber Scientific labor relations representative for the reviewed the annual report and examined the general countries, most of which are Euro­ "The effects of foreign investment Ford Motor Co. - Mahwah Assembly Fam ily...... 21-28 The latest estimate is almost dou­ According to the GAO study, the Foreigners have the money to buy it in the U.S. are beneficial,” Courtney Instrument Co , a wholly-owned sub­ functions of stockholders and boards of directors. ble what, agriculture experts had outright. Farmers here would feel pean. They are: The Netherlands An­ Plant. During the plant tour, the operations and objectives of Obituaries ...... 10 most active purchasers of American asserts. sidiary of Gerber Scientific Inc., it was Peopletalk...... 2 previously considered to be owned by farms were West Germans, Swiss, there is unfair competition for that tilles, 8,948 acres valued at $23.9 announced by Watson L. Peterson Jr., per­ Pagliuco received his B.S. degree in the Manchester division were discussed. The half-day million; Switzerland, 8,577 acres at Minnesota and Iowa ban foreign business administration from session, according to Hayes, was a success with both Sports...... 11-13 non-Americans, Secretary of Belgians, Italians and French. There land,” a spokesman for the Kansas ownership of farmland and other sonnel manager for the firm. Manchester Hartford Agriculture Bob Bergland said were almost no Arab investors. Research Department, who declined $16.4 milliqn; West Germany, 4,684 Northeastern University of Boston, Mass. students and company officials. 232-4057 Television ...... 14 states i\ave partial bans on foreign In his new position, Pagliuco will be 643-0500 recently in an interview in U.S. farmers also oppose the tax to be identified, said. acres at $11 milliou; France, 4,894 He and his wife, Linda, and their two Rogers manufactures a broad range of engineered 808 Main SI. 489 Farmington .Weather...... 2 ownership. responsible for all phases of personnel Washington. There are 1.4 billion advantages granted to foreigners. •Furthermore, no one knows for acres at $8.5 million; England, 1,911 functions. children reside in Manchester. materiais and components used by the electronics, Suite 1 Law Offices of Harry Robert Stahl Ave Before joining Gerber, Pagliuco served automotive and other selected industrial markets. » EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8. 1979- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed . August *. The Weather ^ Be Ready for Long Line One by One, Officials Deny Charges of Corruption ¥ ' — Peopletalk ...... ^. .. j 1— “loorv”“leery” nhnilt abouttheaccidentaldeathof the accidental death of an an exnerienced experienced per- per- dfum drum ofof swimmingswimming ndolpool chlorinechlorine fromfrom thethe NewNew RritairBritain Haddad has been charged with six counts, including one HARTFOhD (UPl) - One by one the New Britain fire count of perjury and five counts of conspiracy to commit son cleaning a loaded gun. Parks Department, and later returned it with an undeter- and police officials appeared in court, and one by one To Find Child to Adopt bribery and forgery. His bond was $5,000. The report also claimed Sahadi borrowed a 100-pound mined amount missing. they denied charges stemming from a state probe of Redgrave Casting Pre-trial hearings for Detective Sgt. George Sahadi alleged corruption in the city. (Continued from Page One) and Deputy Fire Chief Robert Hackett were scheduled GTE Contract There Is a place for you at Provokes Protest not a specific child—and can adopt a High-ranking authorities in the city of 80,000 about fO restore the natural family, Wolff gery,” Wolff said of the handicapped miles southwest of Hartford included police and fire Sept. 17. child within six or seven months The lawyer representing Sahadi, charged with seven STAMFORD (UPl) - said. children up for adoption. "We’re chiefs. They entered innocent pleas Tuesday and their CBS-TV has come under a storm of protest for after being approved and licensed by counts including bribery and forgery, said he needed the General Telephone & Elec­ Manchester Community College In most cases, Wolff said, the talking about a child with cerebral cases were continued. casting Academy time because he will be vacationing and Sahadi is tronics Corp. has received rights of the family are terminated, palsy, Downes Syndrome, so forth,” the state. The arraignment of New Britain Police Detective Capt. Award-winning actress And while some children stilt are scheduled for knee surgery. a $1.8 million contract for meaning the process takes more ‘The harder to place cases also in­ Edward Kilduff was postponed due’to a possible conflict A'hether you fire a toen-agpr o'- a senior ct Vanessa Redgrave, an waiting for homes, Wolff said only 5 Hackett's lawyer asked for the postponement because transmission equipment to iMMt nuNaATvtft 1 time and many of the children are clude groups of three or four brothers of interest. His lawyer also is special assistant to the whether you wunl to take of'o cou'sn or a avowed PLO supporter, to 10 percent of those listed with the of an arm injury. The deputy fire chief has been charged be used in Europe’s first older and thus harder to place. and sisters, whom the state feels New Britain corporation counsel. prograr^- whether your avB''ebie t me s du' '-''O' as an Auschwitz concen­ service are still without parents. with five counts Including larceny, bribery and forgery, regional satellite com­ would be best off placed in the-same Kitduff is charged with two counts of perjury before the ning etternoop. eve'''r.g or wee-^e'^d ‘'Ou'S s a tration camp survivor in In the case of most infants put up "As a rule it’s generally much munication system, a com­ place lor you this Fail at VariC''r'Ster Corr^'u' t, home. grand jury. He was released on a written promise to and was freed on $2,000 bond. a television drama to be for adoption, he said, there is little easier to place infants than it is to Sahadi, charged with seven counts, including bribery pany spokesman says. College We ^ave ooe'upys in a ;n'.et> o' coursr>s anr. Wolff said that while most adoption appear in court Aug. 14. E 3 * filmed this fall. legal trrable as it is often a voluntary place older children,” said Mark and forgery, was free on $5,000 bond. The equipment will be in­ in rneny ot O u r trar^sfe' a^'d caree'- programs V^IMATMfll POTOCMT • work needs to be done in the area of The charges stem from a one-man grand jury in­ Producer-writer Dore decision by a mother — often 14 or 15 Marcus, acting DCYS commissioner. The grand jury probe by retired state Supreme (tourt stalled in two satellites hard to place children, some success vestigation looking at the alleged sale of promotions, Join the thousands o' pf»op'e ot a'l ages w^o a^e Schary, speaking for the years old — and father to give up the “It’s simply that people looking to Chief Justice Howard Alcorn began on May 16,1978. The which the European Space For period ending 7 a m. EST. Wednesday night will has been noted by use of a photo misuse of city property and the apparent suicide last year preparing for worthwh' e 'uturee at fJancheste' Go'm- Anti-Defamation child. become adoptive parents prefer in- first three arrests were made 10 months later — retired Agency will launch in the find showers and thundershowers developing in and listing service inaugruated in of a New Britain police officer. mun'ty College Classes beg n Septerrber 5 so ca'' League of B'nai B’rith, Personnel Director Alfred Pettinelli; Hackett, who was 1980’s to handle in tra­ around the Great l^kes Region as well as in parts of ‘Those children are easy to place, Connecticut in October 1977. fanU because it’s a little baby.” Judge John Brennan scheduled an Aug. 29 pre-trial toda-f tor comptete details or to reg’Ster by pnone Tuesday accused CBS of “Say you wanted to adopt a child,” arrested again last Friday, and Police Sgt. Donald continental voice and data Texas Generally fair weather is indicated elsewhere. unlike the situation facing the older, A book of photos of children listed hearing for Police Chief Thomas Ormsby, Fire Chief a "profound lack of sen­ he said. "Put yourself in the position Banulski. communications. The emotionally troubled and han­ with about 100 adoption agencies is Raymond Galati and Civil Service Commission Chairman REGISTER BY PHONE GO B'CtsAP ’ St'f>et sitivity" of being an adoptive parent. One is Only a portion of one of Alcorn’s four interim reports satellites also will relay dicapped children. shown to prospective parents. ‘They F r^erick Haddad. Call 648-2137 ‘/anc'^esto' C f 06C*i0 "To cast her as one of have been made public. That report covered the apparent Eurovision television Connecticut Weather “We’re not talking about anything then choose the type of child they probably going to be an easier Ormsby, charged with one count of perjury, was We do all the paperwork the victims of the suicide one year ago of New Britain Police Lt. Norman programs between coun­ immediately remedied through sur­ want - the state prefers a type and situation." released on a written promise to appear in court. Galati, Becoming partly sunny by afternoon. Highs in the mid Holocaust is. we Allard, who was reportedly shot while cleaning his gun. tries belonging to the Euro­ who faces 21 counts including larceny, bribery and to upper 80s Clear tonight Lows upper 50s to mid 60s suggest, a trick, a stunt, Alcorn quoted the state medical examiner as being pean Broadcasting Union. Mostly sunny Thursday Highs 75 to 80 Probability of a misguided judgment forgery, was freed on $15,000 bond. rain 10 percent this alternoon and near zero tonight and that smacks of coming out of a conference were Thursday. Southwest winds 15 to 20 mph shifting to .someone of limited tact suggested, ‘Hey, how about Paraguay Aims to Annul northwest diminishing to 10 to 15 mph this afternoon Vanessa for that part? It would be a great twist. It Courant Gentle northwest winds tonight Light variable winds could be news ’ It sure would. It sure has," MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY Thursday CBS insisted Ms. Redgrave had been cast for her FULL TOP NOTCH acting ability alone. Rights of War Criminal Transfer 260 North Main at Main Fox Run Mall \FUU S E R W C E : Long Island Sound iSERVICEj EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN Dissolve on an Angel ASUNCION, Paraguay (UPl) - President Alfredo Stroessner, the from a family business and relatives Opposed • COMPLETE SELECTION OF Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I . and Montauk The Paraguayan government, son of a German immigrant, has in West Germany. 1150 Burnside Avenue 900 Washington St. Rt. 66 NATIONAL BRANETFOODS Former Charlie’s Angel Kate Jackson has just responding for the First time to a 17- ruled the central South American na­ Paraguayan authorities deny Point. N.y completed filming on “Topper," an ABC-TV movie • SERVICE DELI Northwest winds 10 to 20 knots this afternoon. Norther- year-old West German extradition tion with dictatorial powers for 25 Mengele has been in the country HARTFORD (UPl) - based on the 1930-40s film and the 1950s TV show, WF WFICOMF YOU" FOOD STAMP PURCHASFS • SERVICE BAKERY Iv winds 10 knots or less tonight Winds shifting to east to request, has asked the Supreme years and has been accused of har­ since 1960. Four Connecticut which she produced and starred in with her hand­ • CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE southeast 10 to 15 knots Thursday Clearing by afternoon. Court to annul the citizenship of Nazi boring several Nazi war criminals in newspapers want the U.S. some new hubby, Andrews Stevens. Attorney General Clotildo Jimenez • VISA-MATIC SHOPPINQ CARTS Clear tonight and Thursday. Visibility 5 miles or more. war criminal Dr. Josef Mengeie. the country. Justice Department to pre­ OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAT. 8:30 A.M . to 0 P.M. Now she’s in Toronto filming the feature, “ Dirty Tuesday asked Paraguay’s Supreme- • CHECK CASHMQ Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet today and tonight. Little Mengele, blamed for the slaughter Ekluard Roschmann. known as the Court to annul Mengele’s citizenship vent the sale of the Hart­ THURS. A FRI 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. Tricks," with Elliott Gould while hubby stays at of thousands of people at Auschwitz “Butcher of Riga” and wanted for • MONEY ORDERS change Thursday home in California to play Billy in "Beggarman, because he had forfeited the right to ford Courant to the Times OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M. concentration camp, where be was the murder of 40,(XI0 Jews in Latvia, Paraguayan nationality by being ab­ Mirror Co., claiming it • HELCO BILL PAYING CENTERS Thief," a four-hour NBC-TV miniseries follow-up to known as the “Angel of Death,” fled died in an Asuncion hospital in 1977. sent from the country for more than would diminish competi­ W* rtM m UK rIgM to liinH quantWM to 4 unit* unlou ottMfwIto tpocHM • SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS Extended Outlook Irwin Shaw’s “Rich Man, Poor Man." to South America at the end of World Roschmann was identified only after two years. tion and violate anti-trust Not roiponiatlo lor lypographlul orrora . Also starring in the “ Beggarman" cast are Glenn War II and became a citizen of his death. • NO CHARGE FOR BAGS Extended outlook lor New England Friday through Ford, Lynn Redgrave and Jean Simmons. laws. Paraguay in 1959. Mengele. a concentration camp “Mengele left Paraguay in 1960 so Times Mirror Co. has an PRICES EFFECTIVE Sunday; A West German court requested doctor who is accused of sending it has been impossible to fulfill the ' MON., AUQ. 6 THRU SAT., A U ail, 1976. Mass.. R.I & Conn : Mostly cloudy with chance of agreement to buy the his extradition to stand trial for war thousands of people to their deaths at extradition request sent in 1962 by a Courant, the state’s largest showers Friday and Saturday Clearing Sunday. High Estrada Better crim es in 1962. There was no Auschwitz in Nazi-occupied Poland, court in the city of Freiberg, West temperatures in the upper 70s to middle 80s. Overnight daily newspaper, for $105.6 Doctors at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles response from Paraguayan came to Paraguay during the 1950s Germany. ” Jimenez said. million. 'ITie $200-a-share VALUABLE COUPON lows in the middle 50s to middle 60s. authorities until “Tuesday. from neighboring Argentina. Jimenez requested the Supreme Vermont: Considerable cloudiness Friday with chance have good news for sale would end the SEE WHAT It was unlikely the Paraguayan He was employed as a represen­ Court inform the West German of showers late Friday and Saturday Clearing Sunday. worried teen-age girls Courant’s 215-year tenure from all over America move meant Mengele would be tative of a West German firm selling court, via the nation’s Foreign as an independent, locally Highs 75 to 82. Lows 55 to 65 quickly extradited. His'exact farm machinery and also was alleged Ministry, that Mengele’s citizenship Maine: Fair Friday and Saturday. Chance of showers who are flooding the owned newspaper. hospital switchboard whereabouts remain a mystery. to have been supported by money had been revoked. ”We don’t want that kind 0 o BUYS! Sunday. Highs in the 70s to low 80s and lows upper 40s to with calls. "Ponch" is mid 50s. of bigness in the newspaper New Hampshire: Fair Friday and Saturday. Chance of off the critical list. business in Connecticut,” COUPONS GOOD WITH COUPON ANO AOOmONAt *10. » FOOO PWCMA»£. IM IT ' I pToHECOUPONpatcutTOMOt. 0000 Auo.i THnuAuo.ti.im showers late Saturday and Sunday. Highs upper 70s to Actor Erik Estrada, Jury Still said publisher Carter SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! injured in a motorcycle White of The Meriden- mid 80s and lows in the 50s. ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH accident while playing Record Journal. "What Considering ONE ADDITIONAL MO.00 PURCHASE highway patrol officer happens to freedom of the EXCLUDING THE VALUE OF COUPONS ■’Ponch" Poncherello in press when our state National Forecast the “CHiPS” TV show, knuckles under like this?” VALUABLE COUPON remained in serious con- Death Case “All small, independent VALUABLE COUPON City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach pc 86 82 dition Tuesday, LI“TCHFIELD (UPl) - A Superior newspapers in Connecticut QUART CARTON 4 PACK Anchorage cy 60 58 Milwaukee r 94 68 however, with a broken (Jourt jury in the murder trial of are threatened by this t l^ lP E R S O N A L SIZE Asheville c 90 64 Minneapolis cy 90 69 breast bone, ribs, and Steven Asherman, accused of killing monopolistic grab at the ■Mi'S Mon'S Nir SCOTT Atlanta c 97 75 Nashville pc 93 73 wrist. his medical school classmate, begins state’s largest and most homoqenizeo ‘'^ 1 lYOtY Billings r 86 58 New Orleans pc 92 74 Estrada’s motorcycle its second day of deliberations today. profitable newspaper,’’ c 97 73 / APPLESAUCE ^ Birmingham pc 93 72 Oklahoma City skidded and he crashed The jury of six men and six women said White, whose mi Omaha c 97 74 t SOAP Boston pc 78 70 chest-first into an auto bumper, then was smashed began deliberating at 1:30 p.m. newspaper is one of the I W im COUfON AND ASemONAL H t J * ro o o PUNCNAif. u i n _ T in m COUPON ANO AOOmONALMO.Oe FOOO PtMCHAtt.LMfT R l Philadelphia pc 84 73 B O N I COUPON c u tto a o i. A M . I TNMAUN. . i n r j yONICOUPOHPWamOI«.0000*UO.» THPUAOOJM^ I Brownsville, Tx pc 95 75 Tuesday after receiving their charge net 0000 11 1 Buffalo pc 84 63 Phoenix c 106 84 from behind hy the 500-pound cycle. ■>: four seeking to block the Charleston. S.C c 96 75 Pittsburgh pc 85 74 The cameras were rolling at the time and Viewers from Judge Harold Missal. “They sale. Charlotte, N.C. c 93 75 Portland. Me. c 74 61 probably will see the crash. An MGM vice president recessed at 10 p.m. Edmund Downes, presi­ Chicago r 92 78 Portland. Ore. c 84 56 said the film will be “integrated into the series.” Asherman, 29, of New York City, is dent of the Hartford Cleveland pc 91 70 Providence pc 77 67 charged with the July 30, 1978, Courant, said be had not Columbus c 90 74 Richmond c 90 72 murder of Michael Aranow, 26, of heard anything about the Dallas c 99 70 St. Louis c 96 77 Just a Quiet Vacation Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. His body challenge. If You Didn’t Receive Your Circular,.. Denver c 96 65 Salt Lake City pc 90 68 was found on his uncle’s estate in ”I don’t see how I can San Antonio pc 93 76 The Kennedy clan vacation this year has all the Des Moines c 97 74 New Hartford, and a medical make a comment without Please Pick One Up At Any Top Notch Store! Detroit pc 92 62 San Diego c 83 73 appearances of a campaign swing, complete with San Francisco c 61 53 examiner said he was stabbed at knowing anything about Duluth pc 81 56 crowds, autograph seekers and press coverage. least 108 times. El Paso pc 96 65 San Juan pc 89 79 it,” Downes said. The entourage — including Sen. Edward Kennedy, Jury foreman Warden Hen^ asked The Meriden-Record Honolulu c 90 71 Seattle c 79 51 his daughter Kara, 18, sons Edward, 17, and c 88 60 Missal to re-read portions of Journal as well as the Jour- 4LB PKG. Houston pc 93 73 Spokane Patrick, 12, a couple of nieces and nephews, and Tampa r 87 75 testimony and the judge’s charge nal Inquirer in (20 PATTIES) Indianapolis c 90 74 nine friends — are spending three days in scenic Jackson, Mss. pc 96 72 Washington c 88 76 concerning the weight of evidence. Manchester: The Herald of western Massachusetts. FRESH LEAN Jacksonville pc 89 69 Wichita c 100 74 Missal told the jury they had three New Britain and The Missing from the gathering was Joan Kennedy, Kansas City c 94 74 c-clear: cl-clearing; cy- choices for a verdict - guilty of Bristol Press, said Times GROUND CHUCK who has been living in Boston away from her family Las Vegas pc 104 78 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- murder, guilty of manslaughter or a Mirror would have too missing: pc-partly cloudy ; r- for the past 18 months while she studies music. PAHIES Little Rock c 92 75 finding of innocence. large a share of the state’s Los Angeles c 86 69 rain; sh-showers: sm-smoke; The clan, “roughing” it in a 27-foot camper, held Missal said to convict Asherman of communications industry. Louisville c 93 74 sn*snow; sy-•sunny; ts- a cookout and an overnight campout in the murder the jury must be sure he Times Mirror, a $1.4 Memphis pc 94 79 thunderstorms; w-windy. Berkshires. killed Aranow, was legally sane at billion company, also holds o$i I the time and he intended to kill him. state cable television He said the manslaughter verdict franchises in the Meriden The Almanac Quote of the Day would require the jury to be certain and Hartford areas and that Asherman intended to injure owns daily newspapers in Today is Wednesday, Aug. 8, the 220th day of 1979 with Singer Joan Baez, describing a chance meeting Aranow or that he intended to kill Stamford — The Stamford 145 to follow. with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in a him, but was provoked by “extreme Advocate — and in APPIEAEVE , The moon is full Washington elevator: “I gave up trying to think of emotional disturbance.” Greenwich — the BEEF FROM ROtnVO BEEF FROM CHUCK something clever to say and just said ‘Hi, I’m Joan The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. Defense lawyer Richard Albrecht Greenwich Time. BONELESS AmiNKE' The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Baez,’ and he said, “Although we have not always objected to the manslaughter option. “We believe that the □ SgrSTIAKS Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. seen eye to eye politically, I have always admired He said the charge was inappropriate overlapping of areas □ RIMP SIEAKS America’s first professional architect, Charles your courage,” in the case and it was obvious that served by Times Mirror □ TBMCRKSTIAKS ib Bullfinch, was born Aug. 8, 1763. American entertainers whoever murdered Aranow had full Special Party Co.’s present and prospec­ □ ISMCIRESIEAKS Connie Stevens and Esther Williams also were born on Glimpses intent to kill him. Bob McKeown, seated, was feted on his 80th birthday Mon­ tive interests in Connec­ „ BONELESS ______BONELESS this date — Miss Stevens in 1938 and Miss Williams in Albrecht also made a final motion day by members of the Glastonbury Youth Services Bureau for ticut is a real threat to the □ NTTtMROiM ROASTS □ (■ • « ROASTS lb 1923. Racpiel Welch is in Billings, Mont., filming her TV for acquittal, saying the grand jury his years of work with the bureau. McKeown was employed as public interest," said BONELESS __ SHOULDER STEAKS FOR On this day in history: indictment stated Aranow died on Elizabeth Ellis, publisher b o n e l e s s ib. 12 6 PACK . dramatic debut in “The Legend of Walks Far a part-time maintenance man for the bureau for several years. □ TOP ROWD ROASTS □ liONRONRROA PACK In 1940, the German Luftwaffe began a series of Woman,” an adaptation of Colin Stuart’s book about July 29. He said there was no of the Journal Inquirer. SPRING FLOWER In background at right is Mrs. Charolotte Somers, employ­ BONELESS SPRING FLOWER daylight air raids on Britain. the life of an American Indian woman in the 1870’s. evidence showing the victim was Milton Sorokin, a lawyer ENGLISH In 1945, Russia declared war on Japan, seven days murdered on that day, but Missal ment coordinator for the bureau. (Herald photo by Lavallee) hired by the four □ RUT FOR □ IH I^ H r s t iiv m r lb RAllRIRC«r before Tokyo surrendered. denied the motion. newspapers, presented „ EXTRA LEAN SEMI-BONELESS :HRrRMR0US MUFFINS In 1968. Richard Nixon won the Republican nomination their arguments before the □ RNRERCnSTIAKS (CALIF.) Ib. for president. He was elected in November, defeating Justice Department last Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace. Lottery Numbers week and Monday. SERVICE DELI In 1974, facing expected impeachment over the Statue Stealers Strike; The Justice Department 0 ______$#S9 Watergate cover-up scandal. President Richard Nixon The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Tuesday in could do nothing about the m scM P m u A M ^ Colonial went on nationwide television and announced his resigna­ New England: pending sale, sue to pre­ tion, the first American president to do so. Connecticut: 973. Nick Named as Nemesis vent it, or sue to reverse NWniAMBBUSM n *1** A thought for the day: German novelist Thomas Mann FROZEN/DAiRY Rhode Island: 1934. the agreement once it’s FRESH FROM OUR ORW OVEN.*' aSSIITW uw?!” said. ‘Time cools, time clarifies. No mood can be main­ Massachusetts: 5141 HARTFORD (UPl) - The note said she knew nothing about the inci­ tents. completed. A spokesman dent. The appearance of the black jockey SEMI^ONaESS $ 4 2 9 tained unaltered through the course of hours.” New Hampshire 3654. tacked on the immobile visitor to the for the agency said the dis­ ■AM SUMS m Cryovac tb.mh governor’s lawn was signed Nick Earlier this year, there were at the governor’s mansion was the cussions are purely infor­ DOZEN HOOD'S ' ' > ■ lu.nco., SBu 2JJ IGRADEASMAU.. _OAU.O!L_ OUARTBW ____ Carbone, but fingers weren’t being reports Mrs. Grasso complained to latest in the series of escapades with mational at this point. IS A lAT lACM u> 99 * Mamhcslor the White House when Carbone was the l-to-3-foot tall cast iron or stone LANOriAKIS^ To Advertiae To Report Nowe pointed at Hartford’s deputy mayor. Other major newspapers REQ.,MAPlE,THICKor SUOARLESSAM I f East Hartlord - (Jlastonbury invited to attend President Carter’s statues, which are valued at 5KX) to QIMO For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: It looked instead like the "Black outside Connecticut owned SUOIACONS YOUR CHOICE | h>. 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office domestic summit shortly after the $400. SBlFSBaVtCE DELI CASE E66S Manchester___Alex Girelli. 643-2711. Lawn Jockey Liberation Army” had by the Times Mirror Co., Evening Herald governor returned from the Camp One month ago, a half dozen kid­ HUT hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford ,. Chris Blake. 643-2711. struck again — this time Tuesday at include the Los Angeles ^ATFtAIKS I6.fl** HSl'S :f>7-500 David meeting. napped jockeys were found in a ■YUiAMftAWS through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 the state’s official residence for the Times, the Long Island REa.OEmMjaARLICor SKALET $|19 Publisliotl daily cxct'pl Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 governor in a posh Hartford And just as the two are reluctant to Simsbury dump. (N.Y.) Newsday and the. calling 643-2718. j r “ YOUR CHOIT,* ID. certain holidays hv the Manchester Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 neighborhood. publicly discuss their political “One of our citizens went up there Dallas Times Herald. Fiiblishm^ Co. Herald S(|uare. P.O. For information about display adver­ Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 differences, they deferred comment to dump some trash,” Sgt. Frank 2^! tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising “The statue of the black jockey, dis­ Box f.yi, Manchester. Conn (HW40 Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 covered at Gov. Ella Grasso's of­ on the misplaced jockey. White said Tuesday. “ He saw one Football Signup director, at 643-2711, South Windsor . Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 Mulroy said her boss left town ficial residence on Hartford's laying there and, owning one himself, BOLTON HALF GALLON Have a Complaint? Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 Tuesday and wouldn’t be back until realized it shouldn’t be there. He TENDER < ’ ’ W H O L f c REALTCRT _ To Subacriba Prospect Avenue, was accompanied Registrations for par­ S i n n u n — If you have a (jueslion or Wednesday. She added she knew called us, and we found the others.” i M i r r i i n i t To report or inquire about special by a note saying — “The jockies are ticipation in any of the complaint about news covera^je, call To sub.scribt', call Customer Service news: nothing about the incident. Mrs. White said the jockeys were lined . u b ill B47-994B Olficc hours are 8:30 a m. to still being liberated,” and was town football teams are f / 9w ATERMELONS CWCt(OI.RIEF«rTUmiYP TP S < Frank Burbank, inanajiin^; editor. 643- Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Grasso’s pre$s secretary, Larrye up for identification by owners. fcM p.m. Mijiiday through Friday and 7 signed, “Nick Carbone,” a police still being accepted. The 27)1 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 deBear, confirmed the report, but The culprits also have slipped into to 10 a m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 source said. program is open to those ™ ff 'iRED RED RIPE Circulation — If you have a problem West Hartford. Police there say regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rales are 90 cents F am ily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 There is little love lost between didn’t say much else. age 9 through 18. For more Customer Service. 647-yy46 1 delivery weekly, $3.90 lor one month. $11.70 for Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 Carbone, Hartford's politically po­ “A small statue was found at the about a dozen jockeys have dis­ information or to register 4 1 three months. $23.40 for six months, and governor’s official residence this 6H should be made by p m Monday tent deputy mayor who is running for appeared in the last month or so'. the coaches are at Herrick $46 80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. morning and has been turned over to ihrtiugli Friday and by 7 3U a m Satur­ mayor, and the governor. But, Nancy "There-were a couple stolen over Memorial Park Monday day available on request. Monday through Friday. state police,” he said. But, he didn’t the weekend,” Sgt. Ernie LItile said. Mulroy. an aide to the deputy mayor. through Thursday from 6 to I* I know anything about the note’s con­ 7:30 p.m. EVENING HERALD. Wed., Autnat 8,1979 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8. 1979 *Fitky Godmother* Rallies *Round State*s Flagman Probe Shows Confessor W a ._____I______. . . «____u j ___u •!«»«»»» tiA and Flflcmian ison his W She gave him a check for Palumbizio. and Joseph done it up to now,”’ he and Flagman Is on his way. Offshore His old outfit sent him its vn-ote her a thank you note. “I said, ‘not to exploit,’ By JAMBS HEAUON $1,000 to pay the whole quoted her. First stop: a picnic Sept. 9 flag from Vietnam for his The woman then and I don’t exploit people. I BurceUl. NEWINGTON (UPI) - th i^ off and wanted to pay ‘‘‘When I go to heaven So the flags will soon be for employees of the Hyatt collection. telephoned and asked him don’t use them. She says, plant In Bristol. A self-styled and ‘Well, who are you to teU io t the painting and maybe the good ^ r d will in full a rrra y - the van has Leasing Was Near Murder Sites DaigneauU showed the how much he was short and a golden eagle in full flight anonymous "fairy god­ lettering on the van, which say I’ve, done ______something_ _ o______o______„ A union local had sent that Fischer was in Maine, Califor­ Four of the victims were men, one flags free of charge and he told her about $2,800. I me how to spend my POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (UPI) -- was a prostitute. mother” has rallied 'round was donated by Anthony right in my life. I haven’t with a $7-lnch wingspan - him $150 In the to k days. nia, New Mexico, New Jersey, paid his own expenses. Flagman told about it money?”’ State police investigators have Afterward, Det. Sgt. Gene Mar­ Flagman. Now he can Favored verified through telephone records Oklahoma, Texas, Connecticut, Promoters have offered Tuesday. ' tinez and Det. John Chartrand of the finally get his red, white him as much as $5,000 to Manchester Parkade Open Wed. Thur. & FrI Nites 'til 9 OpM tiimtor Neon Til I. BOSTON (UPI) - U.S. Interior and travel bills that Joseph Fischer, Arizona, and New York at the time First Homicide Zone said Fischer and blue show on the road ‘‘‘I’m sick and tired of Secretary Cecil Andrus has urged who claims to have killed 20 people that killings he claimed to have com­ show them, but he has this apathy. I’m ashamed. had provided some specific details once again. refused. When his second­ New Englanders not to let "a lot of across the country, was in the vicini­ mitted occurred. The woman, a New Bri­ I’ll send a check for the full that only the killer would have hand van died three years loose talk" interfere with October's ty of murder sites in nine states when Fischer spoke with reporters and tain senior citizen, gave amount. I don’t waitt my investigators from New York City known. ago, DaigneauU called on named used. Just say I’m scheduled sale of offshore oil and gas , ♦ * the killings occurred. Fischer’s bizarre story came to Phil DaigneauU the and Maine after a judge Monday Americans to chip in and your fairy godmother,”’ he exploration leases in the George Fischer, 50, who has been indicted light July 27 when he walked into the remaining $3,800 be needed in the slaying of his 78-year-old wife, lifted an order barring such inter­ buy him a new one. He felt quoted her. Bank fishing area. West 151st Street stationhouse In for a new van to haul his everybody had a stake in Outlining “extraordinary steps" has told police he killed another 19 views. Harlem and confessed to killing his collection of 255 flags, a She sent the check and In an interview with United Press America, personified By being taken to protect the area, An­ persons during a 13-month cross­ wife, Claudine Eggers, the day mobile history lesson, when DaigneauU got down country spree that followed his International, Fischer said most of his flags. to the closing with Par­ drus Tuesday said fears that drilling before in their trailer park home in around the country. He raised only $3,500 in the rich fishing grounds 110 miles release from prison. his victims were murdered "because tyka, he found he was ac­ Wassaic, N.Y., 20 miles east of He has been stalled for towards a van automobile southeast of Cape Cod could harm "We have substantiated a good por­ they reminded me of my mother and three years with no tually short $800. He said she was a whore and I hated her. Poughkeepsie. dealer Lee Partyka Sr. of he didn’t have the heart to marine life were unfounded. 4:1 tion of his story by other means than After his arrest, Fischer demanded transportation. He had After Dutchess County Judge Ray­ Hamden agreed to sell him tell his benefactor. "We have examined and re­ what he told us," senior state police to speak with reporters, saying he traveled 300,000 miles, examined. reviewed and re- investigator John Crodelle said mond Aldrich lifted the gag order, at cost, $9,624. Partyka In a few days he got a wanted to get what he had done off making 1,233 appearances also donated $2,000. reviewed, all he pros and cons ... all Tuesday. two New York City detectives letter that began "Dear questioned the ex-convict for two his chest. Aldrich barred the request in 34 states before his old Frustrated, Flagman of the conflicts and consequences," Crodelle said that by examining vehicle gave up the ghost in Godson, I am anxiously hours about his possible involvement until Fischer could be examined by issued an ultimatum. He Andrus told the New England Coun­ Fischer's telephone calls and travel two psychiatrists. 1976. awaiting the launching of bills, investigators had determined in five killings in New York City. said if the rest of the the van.” Instead of a cil, a business group. "It is time now He began touring the money wasn’t (0 move ahead." country with the flags in period at the end of that "This North Atlantic area is the forthcoming, he would sentence, there was a big 1969 at the height of the have no choice but to fold only promising frontier off the lower Vietnam war. "Our boys question mark. 48 (states which has never had a Death Injuries Explained up his flags, and close up “1 always told my kids to were dying for us. 'They Post Office Box 1776 in this lease sale. " a fte r hearing Ms. G a lv in ’s tell the truth so I had to tell WATERBURY (UPI) - One of ly assaulted. had to fight an enemy over Hartford suburb. Federal geologists project the Acquin, 29, a former Maine resi­ testimony. there and their own people her. When I did, she eight children killed in Connecticut’s He said he would turn the chewed me. out for not Georges Bank area could yield 870 dent, allegedly confessed the The state has been unable to deter­ at home,” he said. $3,500 into a scholarship billion cubic feel of natural gas and largest mass murder suffered telling her right away. I murders to state police a day after mine exactly which child had the in­ D a ig n eau U , 53, a fund for needy kids — Back-To School Salel 123 million barrels of oil — "enough vaginal injuries within hours of her told her she had already death, a state medical examiner has the bodies of Cheryl Beaudoin, her juries, however, because the bodies toolmaker unable to work "mine excluded.” energy to keep Massachusetts in gas­ were badly burned in a fire police given me $2,800.” testified in the murder trial of Lome seven children and a young visitor since a crippling fall 14 Contributions began to oline for 5*4 years," Andrus said. allege was set to cover up the years ago, is the father of She was adamant. First To Youth Centre were found. He allegedly told state Sale of 128 tracts of seabottom, Acquin. dribble in. 'Then one day police he rubbed his hands over the murders. two boys and a World War this sumumer he got a ‘“You should have told comprising 727,000 acres, was Associate State Medical Examiner Chief State Medical Examiner Dr. II veteran who served aith Dr. Catherine Galvin said Tuesday body of one female child. check for $200 from a New me. What are godmothers delayed in January 1978 when Beach Damage That confession has been Elliot Gross testified the children’s the Army’s Big Red One for?”’ Then Back-To School an autopsy showed the injuries on the Britain woman and he Massachusetts officials and conser­ challenged by Acquin’s attorney, bodies were not identifiable because Division in Europe: vation groups challenged adequacy of Patty Segovia, 13, of Dallas, Texas, scrapes sandy black oil off body of one of the girls. Nine people in all were found slain in a rural John R. Williams of New Haven, of the fire damage. The damage was environmental safeguards for the her foot Tuesday after a walk from the edge of the Gulf of who has criticized the way state so bad on one corpse, he said, that he For Boys Sizes 4 to 20' For Girls Sizes 4 to 14 region's fishing industry. Prospect home on July 22, 1977. Mexico across the beach at South Padre Island. The tar oil has police obtained it. couldn't determine the color of the An injunction prohibiting the sale Ms. Galvin told the Superior Court been drifting up on the beach and has formed a line along the Williams objected with the jury a ^ eyes. mt was lifted earlier this year. jury the injuries were caused by a Williams said he has contacted a water of goo which ends up on swimmers’ feet. Oil has been blunt object less than one-half inch in sent to admission of Ms. Galvin’s "I think we have to bend over testimony before she took the stand, second dental expert, and he Boys and Students Girls Acrylic Double Knit backwards to tell the people of New drifting north from Campeache Bay, Mexico. (UPI photo) diameter, which she said could have expected to hear Tuesday night on a been a finger. saying the testimony would be in- To wvt depth to a window and the imprauion of more lii^L deeoritOT auggaat ^ School skirts & Slacks England what to expect from flamatory because it deals with request for another attempt at paint the area around your window a lighter color fiian the rart of the room. Down-Filled Vests offshore oil exploration," he said. She said one of the other female bodies appeared to have been sexual­ sexual contact. positive identification of the bodies. Orig. 22.00 to 33.00 OrIg. 10.00 S 11.00 "There has been a lot of loose talk in However, he dropped the objection this part of the country about the Appraiser Cases dangers, OCS (Outer Continental Shelf Lands Acts) has a proven lArea Police Repor^ Hospital Budgcts Set 20% Off 6.99 & 7.99 record of safety. " ^ •inrw^liw iw ...... mm...... Andrus outlined precautions One of the bri^tait it»a in our galaxy '* H ' O a l - * 'l * * ? l * ‘ril?^h‘/l?th l Bolton Property V ern o n HARTFORD (UPI) - The state formal hearing dates on their 186,000 milBi ptr hour and tskst 500 ytan to rtaeh aarthi Rugged quilted nylon snap front vest with standup collar & Famous make 100% acrylic double knit skirts & slacks In adopted by the Interior Department Walter Kawecki, 23, of 41 Lan­ Commission on Health Care and proposals. It still must consider 20 solid autumn tones. Great values tor girls 4 to 6x now 6.99; property again from the outside and kidney warmer. Thick down ‘n feather filled. Machine to ensure safe exploration in the By DONNA HOLLAND caster Road, Glastonbury, was Hospitals has approved patient more budgets, all of which were due washable. Sizes 4 to 7 now 17.60; sizes 6 to 20 now 22.00; and girls 7 to 14 now 7.99 fishing grounds, including deletion of comparing the appraised value to charged Tuesday night with third revenue budgets for two Connecticut for reductions. 23 tracts where there might be a con­ Herald Correspondcnl what the sales study indicates and sizes S, M, L now 26.40. BOLTON — Bolton residents are degree criminal mischief for alleged­ general hospitals and cut requests Hartford Hospital, which sub­ flict with commercial fishing. also to what the field man has in­ being forewarned that during the ly breaking a window in a Rockville submitted by 13 other facilities. mitted the largest request at the Acknowledging "th ere are no dicated about the property.” next few months a man in a maroon apartment. The state regulators Tuesday ap­ Tuesday session, got the largest D o n 't B e guarantees that an accident can't Hutchinson said during the next MG sportscar may be peering at Later in the evening, he was also proved a $30.5 million budget for the proposed cut. It has asked for a $94.7 happen," Andrus said he was few months Parsons may be seen Our Entire Stock of their property from inside the win­ charged with fourth degree larceny fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 for million budget and was approved at Boys Winter Jackets satisfied technology available was peering at property from the window and disorderly conduct after creating Middlesex Memorial Hospital in $91 million. Caught sophisticated enough to minimize dow of his car. of his car. and Down Parkas Girls Winter Coats The man will be Robert Parsons, a disturbance at the Howard Johnson Middletown. They also backed the The budgets of the state's 35 risk of an oil spill. He said, "In most cases he will not restaurant on Route 30 and leaving $16.6 million budget of St. Joseph’s general hospitals total $1 billion for Orig. 62.00 to 100.00 Amendments to the OCS provide project supervisor of United Ap­ have to see the inside of the house Our Entfra Stock/ praisal Co. of East Hartford. without paying for his meal. He was Hospital in Stamford. the upcoming fiscal year, an 11 per­ Late! him with authority to require use of again unless he wishes to check some released on a $250 non-surety bond. The commission cut the budget cent increase over this year. United Appraisal was awarded the of the compiled data he has regar­ the best and safest technologies, said Court date is Aug. 14. ' requests of 13 other hospitals and set Andrus, who added provisions have contract to do the ten year revalua­ ding a particular property. SfTYOUR 20% Off 20% Off been made to train oil and gas tion of all property in Bolton. The Hutchinson said, "If you see this revaluation reached the midway workers to avoid damage to the suspicious looking person calmly CLOCK FOR OOR ^ v a 20% now on our entire stock of boys outerwear In- Expertly tailored warm winter coats from famous makers. point of the final phase this week. fishing industry. casing your or your neighbor’s home, ctudlng “Psdflc Trail” A "Mighty Mac.” Great values for boys Now 41.60 to 80.00 Sizes 4 to 6x & 7 to 14. Use our easy Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, said A proposal by the National Oceanic he intends you no harm. He is only sizes 4 to 20. Use our easy layaway plan. layaway plan. A email deposit reserves your selection. and Atmospheric Administration to Parsons is proceeding with the final doing his best to assure each tax­ designate Georges Bank a marine review of all residential land and payer that he is paying only his fair Famous Brand sanctuary “shouldn't be an obstacle" buildings. share of the Bolton tax burden.” to oil and gas exploration, the He said the purpose of the review is According to Hutchinson the threefold— Our Entire Stock of GIrle secretary said. review work will take several Children’s Clothing Bovs 100% Acrylic • To verify the accuracy of the months. Sweater-Shirts Winter Jackets & Snowsults work that was done by company field After Hutchinson checks many of Comment Session men who measured and inspected the properties with company for Less. Orig. 38.00 to 50.00 each property. representatives, the appraisal com­ Ortg. 11.00 a 13.00 • To check all mathematical com­ Set by Direetors pany will prepare and mail a notice Once upon a time. Moms used to dress their little girls and putations and office work to of their new assessment to each • s u u n - m n m a • MANCHESTER - Manchester boys up in beautiful playthings and dress clothes. But eliminate any mistakes that might property owner. 6.99 & 7.99 20% Off residents will have an opportunity have been made. Anyone who wishes to will be given times passed, costs went up, and Mom had to start buying Aug, 16 to discuss with a member of • To assure true equalization by the opportunity to discuss their ap­ less clothing, and couldn't afford real good quality anymore. Handsome placket ffont knit sweater-shirts In colorful Choose from a great selection of warm outerwear for girls the Board of Directors matters of comparing each house to the others praisals with the company represen­ We think little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, 4HS H A n rrO B O ROAD • 7 n I A »T M IO O tl TIMIMWIM M A M C M IlT i* CO»H< stripes & solid color combinations. Great with slacks or sizes 4 to 14. Now 30.40 to 40.00. Use our easy layaway plan concern to them. in its area and to sales that have sowe're helping Moms buy them more easily. ... a small deposit reserves your selection. Comment will be invited at a ses­ tatives. jeans. Sizes 4 to 7 now 6.99; sizes 8 to 20 now 7.99. taken place in the same area so final The notices should be mailed sion from 6:30 p.m, to 8:30 p.m. in You see, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the children's appraisals will be truly equalized and sometime this fall. the director's office in the Municipal will respresent a sound approach to and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices they can Building, The identity of those who the fair market value. easily afford. We thought children's clothing cost too much... appear is not made public. The assessor emphasized that in Now You Know so we brought the prices down. So now, little girls and boys Girls Bonnie Doon Sessions are normally held on the order to achieve the above purposes can play together happily ever after in good, old fashioned Boys “McGregor” Albert Einstein, reviewing his life, first Tuesday of each month from 9 successfully, the review must be "a quality clothing at old fashioned prices. Plaid Flannel Shirts Knee Highs & Tights a.m. to 11 a.m. and on the third thorough and painstaking process said: "If I had only known, I would Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. with the reviewer checking each have been a locksmith.” Orig. 7.80 a 8.80 Five Qroat Stylos State Asks New Bids ' SAVE: MONDAY-FRIDAY 5.99 & 6.99 20% Off * On Emissions Testing 10-9 Expertly tailored for better fit & longer wear. 50% Stock up now for baek-to-school. Nylon stretch knee highs. p o ly a^ /5 0% cotton. No-Iron. Colorful checks & handsome Orion stretch knee highe. Fashion knee highs. And Tufftlte HARTFORD (UPI) - sidieary of United SATURDAY TIL 6 plaids. 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PAGE SIX - EVENING HERAU), W|^.._Aupi8t 8. 1979 639 Main St. Summer ’69 |^|i^ Woodstock^s Festival Woodstock 10 Years Later: N assiff C am era Shop Manchester 643-7369 Really 60 Miles Away Photo Finish .o o p o n l Was Start WOODSTOCK, N.Y. (UPI) - common as tourists flocked to see the hip­ r X i ( r Woodstock residents are tired of pies, not the artists. A Generation in Transition explaining that the 1969 music festival Loiterers were arrested. The town color enlargement Of Changes 0 ^"- which borrowed the town’s name was held board passed ordinances retricting cam­ elsewhere. ping, wandering in fields and woods, and By Kb> FRANCKLING from ookx negative WASHINGTON (UPI) - The summer of 1969 was one Ten years later, some skirt the issue peaceful assembly on the village green. of the most peaceful of the decade. As if exhausted by the BETHEL. N.Y. (UPI) - Just one month or slide rather than argue with non-believing out­ spasm of riots and assassinations of the recent past, the .liter a man walked across the Moon’s dusty siders. United States seemed to be entering a period of calm. But the forces who considered Sea of Tranquility. 400.000 young people “You’re from Woodstock? That’s where Not so. The seeds of the most cataclysmic U.S. political themselves the “Woodstock generation” walked and danced across a sea of mud known the festival was held. Right?” $1.99 events of the century were being sown that summer. It dug in their heels. In the late 1960s, a as Woodstock. WRONG. was a time when, like Elisha in the Old Testament story, series of small rock and folk events, With packs on their backs and babies on While it was held 60 miles away in dairy a prolhet could have seen the tempest being born. called Woodstock Soundouts, were held in their hips, they arrived from ail reaches of farmer Max Yasgur’s ^pasture, the the neighboring town of Saugerties, offer expires August 31^ The New Mobilization Commitee to End the War in Woodstock Music Festival had it roots in America at Max Yasgur's dairy farm. And for Vietnam was organized on July 4 and even as a half­ As enthusiasm for rock festivals grew, a coupon muat occomptny order. this Catskill Mountains town — long a three days — Aug. 15. 16 and 17. 1969 — they million rock and roll lemmings streamed toward group, of young promoters discussed shared music, food, drugs and love. haven for those who live outside society’s Woodstock in mid-August, plans were afoot for holding a mammoth three-day event in The girl next door, the long-haired hippie, norms. demonstrations dwarfing previous Vietnam War Woodstock. They knew-local officials the curious, the acid heads and thrill seekers Since 1902, Woodstock has been called were hostile and that there wasn’t a site mixed together in a human amalgam that was protests. home by a variety of artists, sculptors and TH E FARM I WHERE YOU The demonstrations of October and November scared big enough. to withstand the rain and the heat and the musicians who settled near the village M T. V ER N O N the Nixon administration. From them, as much as from The Woodstock Music and Art Fair, as it skepticism of adults who predicted disaster. SAVE seeking peace and tranquility. FRESH any other single cause, grew the siege mentality that was officially dubbed, went to Bethel and The Woodstock Music Festival became a In the post-beatnik early 1960s, it drew [MORE! spawned Watergate. And Watergate set off a series of made history. rallying point, a celebration that STORL. folk and rock musicians including Bob IDAIRY STORES! M U events that profoundly altered the American political The festival’s effect on Bethel was foreshadowed antiwar protests and violence Dylan. When he settle here, large short-lived. Some people locked their as a polarized country entered the vortex of ihvHtii, im scene. numbers of young people followed. There also were less visible movements that had doors and windows as legions of youth in­ the 1970s. 244 BROAD 8T. 690 HARTFORD RD. P0STRD.P1AZA Woodstock became a mecca for many. vaded the normally quiet farming com­ RT. 30 VERNON political impact. One, the Democrats’ painful self- Older residents — and the establishment A decade ago, youth made up 20 percent of MANCHEBTER MANCHESTER munity. the nation's population. Thanks to the postwar examination after the divisive campaign of 1968, was part — didn’t know how to cope with the droves of the reason the political consequences of the Watergate Others were caught up in the baby boom, there were 40 million young of oddly dressed, marijuana-scented togetherness and sharing. A few took ad­ Americans between the ages of 14 and 24. Like MOSER FARMS MOSER FARMS scandal were delayed four years. young who discarded traditional ways. The FDR coalition of labor, farmers, ethnics and city vantage of the situation, sharing festival a pot of water brought to a boil, the youth of GRADE A LARGE ALL NATURAL Through the mid-1960s, the town had its machines, which had delivered victory in 8 of 10 presiden­ goers for water or to use their bathrooms. America spilled over the confines of their hands full with free-spirited flower tial elections before 1964, was shredded, not only over by Bethel survived, but with bitterness homes and towns and, free and floating, LARGE EGGS It’s nap time for this pair headed for the Woodstock Music Festival children bent on living off the land. Some over the road-clogging, mind-boggling the war but also by discord over longstanding practices even took their sleeping bags to local drifted to Woodstock. in Bethel N Y 10 years ago, as traffic comes to a stop. The three-day festival. In 1970, voters threw out the It was The Happening. A phenomenon. A of party leadership. cemeteries. The fight was over more than who got to wear the fan­ festival attracted hundreds of thousands of young people from all over town supervisor who allowed it. half-million young flaunted their alternate Communes sprang up. Head shops and Today, the farm which for three days lifestyles and anti-establishment philosophy ciest badge at conventions. At issue control of the the country. (UPI photo) craftsmen replaced older storefront party's policy-making and nominajipn-p^ocMS byjelected was home for the “Woodstock nation” and showed, for the first time in such businesses. Weekend traffic jams became again is rolling pasture land. numbers, the hint that massive officials, party professiogals-afiff4abor lehder^l^adre demonstrations could attract the attention of 10 years ago that attracted some of party activists' materialized to demand A group performs during the “democratization” of the Democratic Party, j the powers that be. three-day Woodstock Music Festival 400,000 young people. (UPI photo) EARLY FOR BEST Catskill Mountains historian Alf Evers, a 8 O L The leaders of this group came from the upper middle Woodstock resident for 40 years, views the DOZEN west, once staunchly Republican but the Mene of SELECTIONS. NOW FOR Medical personnel and reporters on the commune to provide security and com­ festival as a “social phenomenon.” CUPS dramatic Democratic upsurge after World War II. ANNIVERSARIES. scene estimated 80 to 90 percent of the people munications. They also set up free kitchens "This was a period with very widespread Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota was the firsi of th e ^ at Woodstock were smoking marijuana over for those without food. YOURSELF! dissatisfaction with the way government was hard-charging liberals, but he was soon followeo'by men the weekend, and up to 50 percent were using CHOCOLATEY operating in this country, and with hope for RICH N' CHIPS like George McGovern of South Dakota, William stronger drugs. Caring and Sharing the future." he said. ICE COLD Proxmire of Wisconsin, Harold Hughes of Iowa and Pot, LSD and other hallucinogens were plen­ Hog Farm leader Hugh Romney, who still KEEBLER Philip Hart of Michigan. m id -s u m m e r Festival Cleared the Air tiful. For the numbers involved, the problems goes by the name Wavy Gravy, says Although the reformers were outraged by the methods were limited. Medical teams reported 797 Woodstock, more than anything, “was the con­ COOKIES FUDGE BARS used to assure the 1968 nomination for Humphrey, they "The festival cleared the air, so to speak. drug incidents. Seventy-two people needed cept of caring and sharing. We always used to won major victories in the form of convention mandates People came to lose their fear of this young medical attention, 28 required medication say about what went on at Woodstock that ANNIIAI for rules reform. strength" over the three-day festival. there's a little bit of heaven in any disaster Some say McGovern won in 1972 because he was the Now, as the 1980s approach, the Woodstock ANNUnLClwCINlnCC irOI There were two deaths from overdoses. A area.” only candidate who understood the new rules. That is an generation has adopted more traditional third youth was killed when his sleeping bag His Hog Farm commune has moved to injustice; the rules were clear to all. But McGovern may lifestyles and occupations. Some are raising was run over by a tractor in a muddy, Berkeley, Calif., where room and board are have been the only one who believed they would be en­ families and buying homes, working as doc­ garbage-strewn field. free for anyone who stops by. The Hog Farm forced. tors. lawyers, truck drivers and teachers. But “It wasn’t a place where you could really also runs a telephone answering service and PACKAGE 12 PM Back at the White House, Nixon was freting. He had jfoWtL' of ''ifiC \ i many retain their concern for America’s get into the music. There were so many people farms organic table grapes in the Mojave SAVE 40c some flak from both the left and right in the GOP, but he direction as it grapples with new issues — in­ and so many things happening,” Macomber Desert. was worried about the Democrats, including Sen. Cuff 'TiVu'liv cluding energy, inflation, nuclear power and said. “It was a very new space for us — to be Spirits weren’t dampened by the drizzle that Eldward Kennedy — who stayed out of the 972 nomination the environment. under the influence of various drugs, to be out beset the festival. The communications team scramble but continued to be the favorite of many in his Robin Lange, then 17, was a recent high there loose, seeing all those people,” kept the crowd cool by telling them to act as a school graduate who wheedled permission party. Macomber had just gone through a divorce whole, and that they were making history. Nixon and his people had come to regard campaign es­ from skeptical parents and went to the festival and was staying with his parents when he went “Breakfast in bed for 500,000,” Wavy Gravy SupTwmE^to pionage and sabotage as a fact of political life. They had with another girl and two boys. to the festival. He said the times were “pretty shouted from the stage to announce the Hog an agent on hand soon after learning of Kennedy's Like most Woodstock veterans, she was beneficial” although he later spent 18 months Farm 's kitchen was open for the day. Chappaquiddick accident in 1969. lured to the festival by the galaxy of music in jail on an LSD charge. Nick Teliska, then a 28-year-old state No simple reason has been riven for the break-ins and talent — Richie Havens; Jimi Hendrix; Janis trooper, remembers being sent to Bethel for wiretapping of Democratic National Committee Joplin; Joan Baez; the Jefferson Airplane; Part of a Revolution eight hours and staying four days. El|hl ftfert telephones at the Watergate, but if the first-person books Santana; Blood Sweat and Tears; and A dicancirvf and different cuH t)fj«.elel delicaleK Reflecting on Woodstock and the past 10 Teliska, from Rensselaer, N.Y., was dis- , about the episode are to be believed, it had to d with an Creedence Clearwater Revival — to name but designed wth the flw er of the month and made years, the red-haired potter says he was “anti­ patched to Bethel to direct traffic, an exercise .T.ea s a a l l effort to dig up some dirt on the party chairman, very persorxal vnth initials ot nvonogtam a few. war and anti-a-lot-of-stuff at the time. that proved futile. “Cars were standing still As a gift or an accessory to >our «ardiobe She is now Robin Lange Israelski, 27, and Lawrence O'Brien. “That was part of a revolution in our heads, for 30 miles,” he said. Much has been said about Nixon putting his 1972 cam­ It adds a personal touch and says I'm me lives in the affluent Washington, D.C., suburb not going along exactly the way it had been “Our prime job was to bust people for drugs, paign into the hands of loyal but immature aides. Sup­ jat c>-:v«Jon .Available m flne^ crafted pewlet of Fairfax, Va., with husband, Ira, and infant but after a couple days, if we tried to do that, It Is ROW ■ planned for us,” he said. MORSiSr Hist posedly it was their zeal and inexperience that caused PIERCED EARRINGS son, Aaron. Macomber enjoys his current lifestyle, we’d starve. The kids had the food. They gave Watergate and all the other hare-brained concoctions of Until she took a maternity leave this year, which keeps him busy. “ I don’t have to eat my us shelter, fed us, took care of us. the Committee to Re-elect the President. Jun t)ow ALL 14K GOLD .Mrs. Israelski .aught children with learning larVipk* lunch at exactly noon. I do something because “We had our shirts and ties off and were That might soothe some politicians, but they know disabilities and did volunteer work with I really enjoy it, not because I have to.” walking around with our guns showing. And there always are a lot of rash and untested people in cam­ S»r As*' autistic youngsters. On Covnot He hopes to be making pottery “until I’m 80, the kids were good. I never had any qualms paigns. More plausible is the simple explanation that Niv ChtywrehefYun 20% OFF OUR She feels i..e prime ingredient of the festival frMMit __ O r rurcMji about walking around and talking to them,” IMnMOM flIllBM. power corrupts. The Nixon people had it and they abused was " a *'asic humanity between people. Peo­ if I last that long. EMUSMPtWnilTANlUflD “I try to give a person as good a deal as he Teliska said. “By the closing day we were on a n d h H M N M l it. When they got caught, they made it worse with an MONOGRAM ENGRAVED FREE ple were uii.’ed."' ENTIRE STOCK can get anywhere. High quality and low first-name basis. attempted cover-up. And where is the highly visible Woodstock prices. That’s just not around today. A lot of The ex-trooper, now a restaurant owner, bIssOsrs. Ws Nixon went down with Watergate, but the Republican Generation today? Reg. $14.95 people have low quality and high prices. So I feels Woodstock “certainly made people It Party l»bb^ to the surface, ne of Gerald Ford’s first $ j|||IO O have to do something different.” realize that all young kids were not all crazy political acts was to install a woman in the GOP chair­ ^Killed Off by Nixon' drunks and drug addicts. They went to hear aitfp sM to N H The Woodstock Festival also brought a new wHh ■ rssi U s* manship. Regarded as tokenism by some, it happened IMIMPIIIE STOIXt OF " I kind of think they were killed off by spirit between people of different lifestyles the music. that Mary Louise Smith of Iowa was a natural in the kind Nixon, " Mrs. Israelski said. “The Woodstock “In the city of New York on any given night and viewpoints. Some came well prepared w o R sy MA.R of organizational work the GOP needed in its extremity. Generation is 30 and working. It seems like with camping gear and food. Others had just there would be 10 times the amount of HRRFRHiSR WNMR Robert S. Strauss, a Texan many Democrats thought CLOCKS 10% there are few alternative lifestyles anymore. the clothes on their backs and a few pennies to problems,” Teliska said. SOdmIoryoHr was just another creature of the LBJ-John Connally Sometimes I really feel trapped. But you’ve their names. They were forced to share what school of politics, was the party’s big surprise. got to support yourself. You become part of little they had. SintTICIIOVL Taking over the Demcratic National Committee after REDUCED 25% OFF the machine. Local volunteers were airlifted to the site to One Now a Lawyer CSRM NR 10,- 1972, Strauss sought to restore unity to a party torn by “I'm basically middle class,” she said. “But 000 Ibuira fSRi provide medical services. Stores donated Bruce Plenk, 30, of Salt Lake City, now is a dissension and saddled by debt. I feel the values at Woodstock will get passed of iRnHlRS All Tankards are riade, food. People in the nearby resort town of Mon- lawyer for Utah Legal Services, an agency Strauss turned out to be a genius juggler. When he on to my kid. I'm nonviolent. I don’t believe in M$«MSCUIISOUBCUTMI bargiliis Risrs have glass bottom and a pt. capaci ticello prepared 30,000 sandwiches which were representing poor people who can’t afford to VIKING COOLERS or ISOS dIs- seemed to be favoring conservative regulars, he did war. If my son were to say he wanted to go to helicoptered to the festival site. something for liberal reformers to restore at the image ty. Three letter monogram war. I'd be very hurt.” hire attorneys. p la y td IH a One-hundred members of the Hog Farm Ten years ago, he was a VISTA volunteer in BOX HEATER c a s a a l as of balance. engraved FREE on all Tankards. SAVE 25'/. She said she is also concerned about nuclear %% Ql. were flown in from the group’s Taos, N.M., western Massachusetts. For a test run, Plenk prssaRrs at In everything he said, Strauss reaffirmed the party’s power and "the mechanization of society. I i MoltM FOR W WOOD on BABY SHOE BRORZING ONEIDA SILVERPLATED and his comrades took a government- commitment to the reforms of 1972. but he always add^ don't want to do everything from my TV set.” ttwir $14.95 DURING AUGUST purchased school bus used for their tutoring ITOR that the whole idea was to win elections — a pragmatic PAUL REVERE Before the weekend was over,. Woodstock S119.95 n S g ^* damper on intraparty throatcutting. 4 tit o« bibi*'oJimmy Carter came from ind i(u*< (riiietd iO'r>r' America offguard by bringing widespread Tov' c»one ot Pookre«» poi Americans” — on the side, and drove to SIWYVIIYI obscurity to win its presidential nomination. trill tliBdL ICO mi"» O f f ' drug use into the open. SNOPYAG Moutei, prioli itjiift Ne» At C'fil liifiv BOWLS GMuine RUB8ERSET Bethel. With Tools u4 lolMi la 0 The 1976 election was close, but really not very David Barnes was waiting to enter college chskt of pcRolir exciting. This was because neither Carter nor Ford were All stylet available In 6" size, Reg. $15 . $11.25 when he and some Wellesley, Mass., friends The bus was repainted yellow when they got PAMT colon . Soma back to Massachusetts, and retired after two exciting candidates and the reliance of both on pre-tested Bright Bronze, made the trek to Bethel. They bought tickets Antique Bronze, Silver. S22.50 lombMKiltn. campaign tactics. There was little innovation in either -10' Size Reg.S30 for the festival, which were never collected as months’ use when the engine blew. BRUSHES “Pevrier*'. Gold A Porcelelnizing After VISTA, long-haired Plenk worked as a FNNUSIUHSUIEIMMIMSE tactics or substance. Rf| Pi-.' U l l PllCiS the crowd exceeded promoters’ expectations Bi.|ht H'w;. dishwasher, janitor and teacher before going In the end, the voters decided to hire a new manager. If St>ir Bii|M Bivcf PAINT & STAIN ^ TMSqUAUnCAF 4S Pofltail Stand J3S50 $2663 and gates came down. QAL. they were looking for a charismatic leader, they had no PIERCED Now a lawyer with a Manchester, N.H., to law school. He has been on the Legal Ser­ FiOORCOVEIHM 50 Boohends-paii 32 95 24.71 one to vote for. If they were seeking new approaches to 62 Oval Miniature 3100 232 5 DIAMOND firm. Barnes. 27. said Woodstock was his first vices staff for four years. VALUES TO YOUR S O Oi SELLS COAST ti COAST Plenk feels his political views haven’t TEMS $1195 GAL CHORX the great global issues of war and peace and the tough RINGS RINGS RINGS ON SR7 62 Ashtray 1895 14.21 exposure to open use of drugs. problems of energy and inflation, there was little to chose SALE We I 31 Walnut Paperweight 1695 12.71 EARRINGS changed much in the last 10 years. He thought SHOES itjl4J5te$17JS.^w SIrtlillon.l, Oi>n f’—'l "I don't think I'd ever seen it in school. It FIMOUS RED DEVIL between. I PLUS MANY MORE A ik lor Free Folder was kind of an eye-opening experience,” he then, and believes now, that the people are in a —SAQA SlgiuL tic. struggle for the right to control their lives. GLOSS ENANELS A lot of new politicians surfaced in the decade after said Woodstock, but politics and politicians appeared to be C o m p le te lim their OUR BRING SHOES IN NOW . . . SALE ENDS AUG. 31 He went on to Trinity College and Cornell M ill continuing a long decline in public esteem, part of what RsduiMdusto University Law School and feels he has NMOOW* 9 1 $199 PRICE ^1.50 PUT PM M Carter called the “crisis of confidence” in his own cam­ ALL14K NECKCHAINS They Were Toddlers Then XVOCUO MEN'S CUFF LINK SETS become more conservative since his days of •w lS ” paign for a personal comeback in the spring of 1979. S to c k 20% Today’s youth of festival age were toddlers living at home and boycotting the barbershop. |$N- The experts competed with theories about the STAINLESS GRAVY BOAT COMPLETE STOCK when the United States first got involved in PRECORMI^TR n CASSETTE Reduced 20 “Then. 1 had a faith in government as a (■MPOMR American political malaise and where it was leading. % Vietnam in the early 1960s, and barely into ST solver of problems that 1 don’t have now,” Some predicted .the long-predicted arrival of real liberal w IttiU D LE __ 40% OFF their teens in the early ‘70s when it pulled out MICE 29"xlS'’ 3 WAV Barnes said "Too much government is a ALUMINUM Um i » d RECORDER and conservative parties; others thought new parties ALL (NO MIKIt) STEREO SKAKEIS Reg $6.95 JEWELRY problem As a lawyer, dealing with federal of the war. NEVERUST s h e d s would form around issues, some as narrow as abortion STERLING & The Woodstock Generation is gone. Its con­ •WNh a BMAKIIIS RATIONALLY ADVEHTISED c regulations is really frustrating. I'm sure the WHITE BAUD ENAM£ '•MAKH a PLAYS marijuana, school prayer and budget balancing. GOLD FILLED , CLEANER tribution, or lack of it, is in the eyes of the a TN. A CAttITTB Vietnam War had some effect.” /iiisH bouBtepoow TAPBB But the old parties did not roll over. Congress gave WATCHES 10°/o-40% OFF REG. $1.50 99 beholder. -AiSEMBLYlimiRj^' ••M mcolU) them new legal status and funds in post-Watergate m s CHARMS OFF One who had fond memories from start to CHANOm ^3.99 A Big Sea of Mud 6’xlO’Th#lr|J5»* fH r* reform laws and they found new techniques: fund raising His biggest memory of Woodstock was the finish was Yasgur, now deceased, who allowed by direct mail, credit cards and telethons, mid-term party CASH - CHECK ■ MASTER CHARGE VISA the event to be held on 600 acres of his dairy 9'xlO’Th«lrtW*17y* I8ES cloudbursts that turned the entire site “into a WnDUKS * 9 9 ail conferences and candidate forums. big sea of mud” and taxed the patience of farm. There was discussion in the 1970s about a public “turn “We were treated more politely than any STRAW ^ m m open t h u r s . eves tii 9 p .m . festival goers. "We'd had enough at that to the right” and the rise of a “ Silent Majority.” But elec­ group of visitors that come here,” Yasgur said BAGS*!** M Day Rrat Sarvloa point,” he said. tion results often failed to support its existence. John A. Macomber, now a 33-year-old East after the visitors departed, to the relief of his Democrats, not always liberal but usually to the left of AU NO Hartford, Conn., potter, was an unemployed neighbors. 6 4 9 -n R r amBHiniHini DHIIHPillAl their opponents, continued to win most elections. “ If a half-million people could turn such m o o r draftsman when he and four friends crowded The polls that tried to plumb the public’s Aiood found it S EXimiKES adverse conditions — filM with the possibility M W C K S ia SALES into a Volkswagen Beetle and drove to the to be conservative in general and liberal in specific — en­ of disaster, riot, looting and catastrophe — festival. Wa foww ibat yo« 4on't hwa dorsing both balanced budgets and spending for education into three days of music and peace, then (0 (omo to • ciiwwwiy ptoeo FINAL “Everybody seemed to be feeling good llw o«*a to lao*^ 9«oP and most welfare programs. 917 MAIN STREET * WAHCHESTEI perhaps there is hope that if we join with BortioU nartop. ao w Aovo THURSMVS 10-9- about each other and what was going on,” Somebody apparently borrowed a *0 e«a disap M W pisoeani "Single issue” politics seemed to be making headway. them, we can turn adversities that are the Macomber recalls. “Of course, lots of us were sign for this tent near the site of the Budget balancing also had a flurry. under altered states of mind, so who knows Woodstock Music Festival in 1969. problems of America^ today into a hope for a what it really was?” (UPI photo) brighter and more ppaceful future.” ■Kiu .}y* .■ PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. W^.,^ugust 8, 1979 “ EVENING HgRALP, Wedl, Augiht 8, 1979- PAGE NINE Raclioaclivily*^ * Carter To Talk lack Anderson Soils Three At N-Plant On Israeli Rift Plot to Kill Chou Found in a Secret Document determination to make trains repre­ year. ’Then, in 1977, Cities Service Oil that because the fuel oil industry was WASHINGTON (UPI) - President thv.etofore operated,” explains a Milan to carry out the actual attack. Paris trip to look after his own in­ Carter summoned Israeli Am­ sent the transportation of the future WASHINGTON - It’s not often terests in Peking. Co., his supplier for 20 years, notified decontrolled two years ago there's secret Senate report. ’The group was already in the pay of HARRISBURG. Pa. (UPIl - An bassador Ephraim Evron to the Oval as well as the past. that a shaggy dog story turns up in a On Oct. 25,1971, the U.N. General Kuluchka it was pulling out of the nothing he can do. ambulance driver and a worker Prior to the U.S. initiative, Chiang the Nationalists’ secret police. Office today to try to repair a rift in “This is the same thing I’m deter-. dead-serious, top-secret government Assembly admitted Red China and area and turning its customers over As bankruptcy looms, the 56-year- cleaning up waste from the March 28 Kai-shek’s intelligence agents had “The plan called for a trained dog, U.S.-Israeli relations over the rights mined to do with my presidency, to document, but we came across a pip to a Boston broker, George E. old Kukuchka is close to despair. nuclear accident at the disabled concentrated on conventional es­ having been provided with an article expelled Taiwan. ’The assassination of the Palestinians. keep it open by traveling frequently in the otherwise grim reports on plan against Chou was dropped, and Warren, Inc. “ I’m just hoping there’ll be a Three Mile Island nuclear power Carter also planned to discuss and freely among the people of our pionage against Red China and the bearing Chou’s scent, such as a hotel ■ foreign intelligence operations. Taiwan’s secret agents turned their Last March, the Boston company miracle,” he told us. plant have been contaminated with African affairs with visiting Presi­ nation,” he said. Taiwanese independence movement. bed sheet, to run up to Chou at some The scheme is reminiscent of our efforts to equally deadly — if less im­ informed Kuluchka it was getting out radiation. dent Ahmed Sekou Toure of the Speaking of the need to conserve But with the threat of United States point during his Paris visit,” the In making the announcement own CIA’s cockmamie plan to cause aginative— undercover crimes in the of the supply business; the ’Tunkhan- Washington Whirl Republic of Guinea before his energy. Carter said, "Forty percent and United Nations recognition of report states. “At that time a remote Tuesday. Metropolitan Edition Co. Fidel Castro’s beard to fall out with ,nock Fuel Co. was being left high and Partisan politics traditionally luncheon date with Evron. of all the energy used in this country Peking, the Nationalist agents began control, bomb carried by the dog United States. We’U report on this also disclosed the first batch of poisoned foot dry. In recent days Evron has met or goes for the heating and cooling and a crash program to discredit the would be detonated.” tomorrow. stops at the water’s edge. But for radioactive waste materials from the powder, with the \ Kukuchka’s competitors are still Rep. Harold Sawyer, it stops at the talked with top U.S. diplomats, in­ servicing of buildings,” adding that communist regime and persuade the Although an intelligence source From the Ombudsman accident was making a 2.500-mile cluding Secretary of State Cyrus studies show that up to half that difference that ^ 1 getting their quotas from the major water closet. The Michigan world that opposition to it was acknowledged that the scheme For 32 years, George Kukuchka highway journey to a disposal site in Vance, National Security Affairs ad­ energy is simply wasted. the explosive-dog ^ oil companies with whom they’re af­ Republican has hung the worldwide. sounded “funny,” he assured our has been supplying fuel oil and coal Hanforii. Wash, viser Zbigniew Brzezinski and Mid­ "It not only hurts our country, it caper was taken \ filiated, but he hasn’t been able to government-issue color portrait of Met-Ed spokesman David Klucsik The most drastic of these associate Dale Van Atta that it would to his neighbors in Tunkhannock, Pa., dle East troubleshooter Robert hurts the pocicetbook of every family seriously. It was find a supplier. Obviously, it’s a President Carter in his office said the worker, identified as John measures was the plan to assassinate have been ’’very effective.” At any a community of 12,000. Now he is Strauss concerning Israeli fears over involved,” he said. actually approved matter of no concern to the big boys. bathroom. Fulton. 30. of Harrisburg, an He charged that Congress has Chou, who had scheduled a trip to rate, the caper progressed to the being squeezed out of business by the Palestinian autonomy and other at the highest A t If Kukuchka goes broke, his business — Former Rep. Charles Thone, R- employee of the Catalytic Corp.. of "yielded to the narrow interest on Paris to drum up European support point that a Nationalist emissary had big oil companies, whose greed and issues. levels in Taiwan. IH A ____ will be picked up by the major Neb., is funning at Clerk of the House Philadelphia, received 25 millirems Carter summoned Strauss back energy issues time and time again.” for Red China’s admission to the arrived in Switzerland with the callousness have been gouging un­ The plot was unwittingly instigated suppliers’ own dealers. Ed Henshaw, who left Thone’s name of radiation to the left hand and from his California vacation Monday Enthusiastically cheered at United Nations. It was approved by money to pay for the operation. conscionable profits out of American by President Nixon’s surprise in­ Kukuchka managed to get 16,(X)0 off a dissenting conclusion of the forearm. to discuss the rising tensions between various stops, Carter, who wore a big the Nationalist leadership despite op­ But events in Red China aborted consumers. An ambulance driver who came itiative toward Red China in mid- gallons from Mobil in July under a House Assassinations (^mmittee. the United States and Israel, par­ yellow "Baltimore is best" button on position from the military, who the bizarre assassination attempt. Kukuchka, his son and one into contact with Fulton. Melvin 1971. This unexpected opening to state emergency allocation, but will Thone is now governor of Nebraska, ticularly at the United Nations. his lapel, also visited an 83-year-old feared the assassination would incite The then-Defense Minister Lin Piao employee ran the modest dealership, Hershey. of Londonderry Township, Strauss returned to the West Coast school now being converted - with Peking "overturned the premises get only half that amount this month. but to Henshaw, apparently, he’s just a Red Chinese attack on Taiwan. was accused of trying to assassinate serving 500 families in the Tunkhan­ received 2 millirems of radiation on Crowd Pleaser after the meeting, but has moved up federal funds - into an apartment and priorities with which the He appealed' to his congressman. a has-been whose requests can be ig­ one hand, the company spokesman The Chinese planned to use Mao Tse-tung and was killed in a nock area, with a total business of President Carter wades into crowd as he The city celbrate its 250th anniversary today, his forthcoming trip to the Middle house. Taiwanese Government, in directing Rep. Joe McDade, R-Pa., who found nored. members of a neo-fascist group in plane "accident.” Chou canceled his 450,000 gallons of heating oil per said. toured a section of Baltimore, Md., Tuesday. (UPI photo) East from early September to Aug. its intelligence activities ... had Fulton was overcome with heat 20. Olds Deadline Set exhaustion while working on the Carter took a 40-mile train ride decontamination of the Unit No. 2 Tuesday to Baltimore "to HARTFORD (UPI) - Motorists auxiliary building, which adjoins the demonstrate my support for a strong who bought 1977 Oldsmobiles with damaged reactor at Three Mile Carter Seeks Our Help mass transportation system” ana to eight-cylinder Chevrolet engines iHaurhralrr Emniimj OL’ S0M02R LEFT US W ITH Island, said the spokesman. rally public support for his energy have only 60 days from receipt of a Manchester — A City of Village Charm He was apparently contaminated program. settlement offer by General Motors Founded Oct 1. 1881 A LOT OF PROBLEMS... later when radiation on the outside of He first visited a city-owned row to return proper forms accepting it. SINCE HE TOOK BLLTHE On New Price Guidelines Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. his protective clothing came into house heated with solar equipment The claim form and release must Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 MONEV WITH H\M,X contact with his body. WASHINGTON (UPIl - The ad­ a big catch-up will only add to infla­ One possibility suggested by the that cost $9,500 to install, then ad­ be returned by affected Oldsmobile Karl Abraham, a spokesman for tion. council is to adopt a two-year cum- owners to receive the $200 cash SUPPOSE rr m i n i m i z e s ministration has asked the American dressed the Sons of Italy convention MemGer Acid't Buteau of C)'Cu> hiding in a shrub over at the White community of distinctive mobile homes. Question: We get reports that Jor­ only IS months away. the new board will send out 21,925 lottery winner s luck. House waiting for the storm to blow C0^t4ftto4E.! dan’s apperance has changed Question; The speech also has forms and questionnaires to energy Mrs. Morra. 48, of North Phone toll free 1-800/2.S7-9494 for more over and now is ready to report his Haven won the state markedly since he became chief of given us a new word that seems to companies seeking ways to cut red information on how to full enjoyment out of findings on the Meaning Of It All at lottery's Dream Game Florida retirement livinif. Or fill out coupon below staff. Is this true? tape. No later than six months after 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. crop up everywhere. Can you explain Tuesday at a drawing at and send to Dept22 31 Call Answer Man: Decidedly so. what is meant by the "malaise” the it opens shop, the new board will P.O. Pox 2823. Vero Beach. FL 32960. Question; Sire, what will be the Hamilton has adopted the dark blue, the center court of West- 647-9946 nation is said to be suffering from? issue 41,275 forms, charts, tables and farms Mall on the Far­ most significant result of President three-piece, pin striped suit as the Name ______— ------ask for LET ME WE ALMOST m tS Answer Man: Certainly. schedules demonstrating how it has mington and West Hartford Carter’s cabinet and staff cheif of staff uniform. He will not “Malaise” is a technical term for the line Address______JUST OH m r m ^ cut red tape. Tom reshuffling? wear the vest on the tennis courts. toxic substance that is formed when (Question: Who do you expect to be She was among 20 City ______ClARIPT O M P I/ K Answer Man; Although Hamilton However, he will wear dark blue, pin mayonnaise is left out of the the chairman of the energy board? finalists at the drawing. Slate ______-Zip or IHAT... ISSVH ARE. 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Question; How about some of the at Vero Beach/A Lakefront Cooitnunttv ol DiatwKtive Mobile Homes Answer Man: ’The White House has will be chief of staff. But of course, Tm not a gambler," Hours: Thurs.-Fri. 10-9 Question: How about those staff compiled a list of 12,876 good Uiings president’s new energy proposals? Is the president will be chief of the Mrs. Morra said. "But 1 Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30 Sat. 9:30-5:30 evaluation forms that Jordan handed the new energy mobilization board chairman and chief of the chief of have a feeling about out? How have they worked out? that were said about America in the really going to be able to cut the red staff. number 7” Answer Man: As federal paper 12 hours following the president’s EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING MRAi-Pi Augmt 6, 1979 \ O bituaries Building Panel, ^ Director Pair of A rm s Figure in RSox Win I’m still not throwing us well as I Zimmer said he planned to start se­ Kravitz^ Body recorded his fourth straight win by drastically cut lose some incentivCv Torrez balked. Split on Finishing Work BOSTON (UPI) - The "I don’t think so. Hey, even Frank would like to.” cond baseman Jerry Remy, on the pitching eight innings to up his down on ’ Ills slugging has almost become so Sinatra has a bad night once in a The Red Sox bats came alive again. disabled list with a hyperextended Is Recovered auditorium floor and carpet other record to 13-6. And Fisk, nearly all number of walks, By CHARLIE MAYNARD the project financing. routine that it was a pair of while,” he said. The team has cracked 16 homers in knee more than one month, in the However, Fortin said the argument floors. the way back from a painful elbow in­ which had been his its last seven games. Jim Rice (28) first game of today’s day-night MANCHESTER - The body of Herald Reporter Fisk belted his seventh homer and may become moot if the town Phillips said Fortin was out of line arms which figured in post- jury. gunned down Bobby Bonds on a undoing. and Fred Lynn (29) also connected doublehcader. MarkR. Kravitzof 22WyllysSt.,who MANCHESTER - The Town drove in three runs. But the catcher receives a $20,000 grant under the for suggesting who should complete . game talk Tuesday night, after stolen base attempt. "I feel comfor­ and Butch Hobson keyed a sixth-run Remy’s return to the rosier means died Saturday when he fell from his Building Committee and the director was particularly pleased with his Older Americans Act Grant the work, saying that is the the Boston Red Sox pounded "Torrez pitched an outstanding table with my con­ sixth inning with a bases loaded tri­ pitcher Joel Finch will most likely be boat on Charlestown Lake, of the Senior Citizen Center are in dis­ game.” said Manager Don Zimmer, sixth inning throw which nailed program. That money could be used prerogative of the Town Board of out three homers and 14 hits to trol now," said ple. sent down to Pawtucket. Lansdowne, Ontario, was found agreement over who should compiete whose Rbd Sox have won four Bonds. That was only the third for the minor renovations, he said, Directors. Torrez, who has walked just eight "1 always think average,” said Tuesday by Canadian police. the r.enovations at the new site, the rout the Cleveland Indians 12-3. straight and now trail Baltimore by runner he has thrown out in 19 and the $10,000 the seniors raised in “I think they (the directors) should batters in his last 311^3 innings. “ I’ve Lynn, who also doubled and-is in the The body of Kravitz, president of former Green Schooi. The arms belong to catcher Carlton five games. “To shut out a lineup like attempts since returning to the donations could be used for cafeteria look into this,” he declared. always been better with three days chase for the league batting title. ”I In the first game today Bob the Steak Club Inc., was found in a The Town Buiiding Committee Fisk and’pitcher Mike Torrez. The that for seven innings with the win lineup. furniture and the intercom system. The major renovations were rest.” "The elbow won’t get any better would never sacrifice a homer for Stanley. 11-7, was to start for Boston deep section of Charlestown Lake members say their work is finished continued steady performances of blowing out - a helluva job.” But Chairman Paul Phillips of the funded by a $200,000 Community until I give it a prolonged period of average. Home runs don't mean that against Rick Wise, 11-6. In the night­ after a three-day search, police said. and any other work is to be paid by building committee said the town Development grant. ’The committee the two men are an important factor Torrez has pitched increasingly in the Red Sox chase of the Baltimore When asked about his problems rest,” he said. ” If it gets to the point much unless they’re important. It’s cap Boston was to send Steve Renko, An autopsy has been scheduled, but the seniors’ collected donations. should not have to pay approximately rushed to have the work completed better in each of his last three-,starts 8-6, against the Indians’ Dan Spiilner, Orioles. earlier in the season and if his huge where I can't throw. I’ll just say more important for me to get on results were not available this mor­ Wally Fortin, the director, has said $20,000 needed to complete the by June 30, the end of the fiscal year, since the Sox went to a four-man 5-2. Torrez, regaining his 1977 form. whoa. It’s coming along okay, but base.” ning. the donations are for furnishings and renovations before the senior citizens or be forced to return any unspent rotation. The big right-hander has salary ($540,000) might cause him to \m The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. t an intercom system. "The town, he can move from their Linden Street amount to the federal government. in the chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, said, should pay for carpeting and facilities. The major overhaul included the Clyde Didn’t 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford. painting the inside of the building. installation of plumbing and heating Burial will be in Temple Beth Sholom All made their statements during a “I think his attitude is wrong,” fixtures, an elevator, the partitions Throw at Ya» Memorial Park. tour of the facilities Tuesday night. Phillips said this morning. and some steel beams. The family suggests that any Fortin declined further comment He said the building committee “We got a $250,000 job done for Herald Angie BOSTON (UPI) - Cleveland In­ memorial gifts may be made to the this morning on the building com- rushed to get the major renovations $200,000,” Phillips said. Heart Association of Greater Hart­ mittee s charges, saying the seniors’ completed by June 30 and that the dians’ pitcher David Clyde has had ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford, or the own furnishing fund committee seniors money should be used to Earl Yost his control problems this year — but Development Fund of Manchester would make a complete statement on paint the inside, sand and finish the Woman Denies no one, least of all the Tribe Memorial Hospital. Sports Editor southpaw — would think of throwing at Carl Yastrzemski. Mrs. William H. Chadwick Manchester Public RecdrSH Death Charges “If I’d wanted to hit somebody, ANDOVER - Mrs. Mary A. Hewitt HARTFORD (UPI) - The step­ they would’ve known it,” Clyde said, Chadwick, 82, of Andover Lake died mother of a 5-year-old boy who d i^ young Wally went head over heels reconstructing the events which led Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Warranty deed Notes Off the Cuff up to an inside fastball that clipped Walnut Electronics at 1 Walnut St. of head injuries from suspected child and broke his collarbones Hospital. She was the wife of William Forest Condominium Corp. to Hard to Figure Department: In the Sox slugger on the right forearm Angelo C. Pedrazzini, no longer abuse has pleaded innocent to a Wally Cichon, named the Connec­ H. Chadwick. Edward W. Breen and June S. Breen, golf, a man who attains his 55th in Tuesday night’s 12-3 Boston win. doing business as ACP Electronics second-degree manslaughter charge. ticut PGA Golfer of the Year last Mrs. Chadwick was born Nov. 19, property at 125A Cliffside Drive, birthday is classified a senior player. week, turned in a fine 79 round - on "When you go to throw at and Electrical Services Co. Maxine Tarver, 32, of East Hart­ 1896 in Manchester and had lived in $68.75 conveyance tax. In tennis a senior player falls into the tough par 72 course - which was somebody, that’s a serious thing.” Marriage licenseg ford, entered the plea ’Tuesday in Andover for 37 years. Certificate of attachment that category at age 45. Reasoning remarkable in that he was still Clyde said, “I certainly wasn’t Hartford National Bank & Trust Charles D. Thayer Jr. and Lois A. Hartford Superior Court and her case She is also survived by three sons, was continued until a Sept. 10 pre­ could be that the racquet sport is recuperating from the bike mishap. throwing at Carl tonight.” Co. against Gerald Couturier, also Smith, both of Manchester, Aug. ILI. vwa K en n eth W. C h ad w ick of trial hearing. She will remain free on more demanding and calls for better ” He’s a terrific guy. He has kind The pitch, which put Yastzremski Manchester, Arthur E. Chadwick of known as Gerald F. Couturier, and David J. Ferguson and Sandra J. Vrii 1 1 > ,(000 bond. conditioning ... Stan Hilinski passed words for everyone, and he gets on first base when Clyde was ahead Andover and Kenneth W. Chadwick Irene Couturier, also known as Irene Aronson, both of Manchester, Aug. on the count 0-2, ignited a Boston ral­ at South United Methodist Cihurc^ Mrs. Tarver was arrested July 20 up participating in the Connecticut along with everybody,” Lou Becker of Sedona, Ariz.; a daughter, Mrs. M. Couturier, property at 17 Perkins C>pen at Ellington Ridge Country ly which added six runs in the-sixth Mark A. Hamilton of Reading, following an investigation into the said of the 20-year pro at Ellington. Wesley (Dorothy) Swanson of St., $1,800. Club this week to play golf in the Por­ inning and broke open a close game. Mass., and Terri L. Johnston of 574 May 7 death of her stepson, Knevel Glastonbury; a brother, William Liens ta C up Tournament at Niagara Falls. It also prompted a warning from , Northfield Green Association Inc. Spring St., Aug. 18 at Concordia Tarver. Century Winner Hewitt of St. Petersburg, Fla.; two Firemen summoned to the home Hilinski. who has won several men’s home plate umpire Dallas Parks. sisters, Miss Mabel Hewitt of against Shiela C. Berson, property at Lutheran Church. club championships at both Ellington Manchester builder Jim McCarthy, "He (the ump) was just warning Stephen R. Pilsbury of Upper the day the boy died found him un­ who has reached the half century age Manchester and Mrs. Clara Stroker 16C Ambassador Drive, $201.18; Ridge and Manchester Country Club me,” the pitcher said. "It was Montclair, N.J., and Jo-Ann conscious in his bed. showing no bracket, copped the Seniors Golf of Cape Coral, Fla,; five Diane M. Prendergast and Ann T. sports an attractive specially ridiculous. The ump was the only Yaconiello of Montclair, N.J., Aug. signs of life and attempts to revive Tournament at Ellington Ridge by grandchildren and six great­ Verrier, property at 19B Esquire designed belt buckle with the letters Infielder Goes Up and Over Base Runner man in the ballpark that thought I grandchildren. Drive, $184.89; and Hal W. Moss and 25 at St. James Church. him failed. defeating Bob Pritz in a playoff. was trow ing at him. Lawrence M. Peterson Jr. and GOLF displayed ... Gary Bryant has The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Ronni S. Moss, property at 16E Am­ “ It’s my fault. I hit him. He hit his been drawing rave notices for his A-1 McCarthy has an eight handicap ... ”As tar as I can remember, it was Storm Damage Carol A. DeCapua, both of Red Sox second baseman Stan Rapi, but throw was late to first for possible at the John F. Tierney Funeral bassador Drive, $270. head. I know I shouldn’t have done job as course superintendent at Lil Hunter was runner-up Betty the first warning I’ve ever Manchester, Aug. 17. H om e, 219 W. C e n te r S t., Workers repair traffic signals at the intersection of Center Trade names it,” Mrs. Tarver said, according to Graham Clark’s fine Minnechaug Vignanti in the second flight of the right,was upended by Cleveland’s Mike doubleplay. (UPI Photo) received,” Clyde said. Raymond G. Dyer of East Hartford Manchester. The Rev. Craig Neill and West Center Streets this morning which were damaged John LeDonne doing business as affidavits the firemen gave police. golf club just over the Manchester women’s club championship at Hargrove in take out play. Runner was out Indians’ Manager Dave Garcia was and Helen F. Rose of 176 Homestead Ellington with a total of 220. The Raeburn, pastor of Buckingham Ledo Firmware at 22 Seymour St. The state medical examiner line in Glastonbury... ” 1 hit the ball also upset by Parks’ call. during last night’s thunderstorm. Evidence of other storm St., Aug. 17. champ won with 219. Alice Bantly, Congregational Church of Glaston­ damage is seen at right where bark from a tree was ripped off Lesperance Real Estate & Insy In­ classified the child’s death a good, but I missed four putts of about ”In my way of thinking, it was bury, will officiate. Burial will be in surance Inc. doing business as Multi­ Edmund A. Lipskis of La Grange, 216. nipped Del Hartmann. 226. in the during the storm. (Herald photo by Adamson) homicide. three feel each.” Ralph DeNicolo nothing. That’s not the first time a East Cemetery, Manchester. ple Insurance Services at 457 Center 111., and Lynn A. Orlowski of 57 The boy attended the Silver Lane first flight with Joan Sanborn, 222, guy’s been hit with a ball this year,” Keeney St., Aug. 11 at the Church of said after his first round 75 in Mon­ Friends may cail at the funeral St. School in East Hartford. day’s Connecticut Open at Ellington. tops in the third flight with Gloria Christenson’s Return Garcia said. ’’Who knows if it made the Assumption. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. John Muschko doing business as The streamlined Manchester Coun­ Meurant second at 228 ... Bob Digan any difference in the end. Maybe it The family suggests thsK any Big Lightning Storm try Club pro has shed 17 pounds on a notes that paid up members of the did and maybe it didn’t. It certainly memorial gifts may be made to the diet. He still hits the ball a long ways. Silk City Striders’ running club may didn’t put us in a better position.” Manchester Saivation Army Corps, pick up their T-shirts at the Youth The way Clyde described it, Yaz 661 Main St. Serices Center, 494 Main Street, Boost to Phils’ Hopes was crowding the inside corner of the Double Take Al SamRT'SSAYS. . . between 8:30 and 4:30 thru Friday ... plate. scored both runs in the nightcap to Clifford E. Scranton Claims Traffic Light Not to be outdone by his father. Lou Apter of Regal’s Men’s Store in homer, as the Phillies whipped NEW YORK (UPI) - The help complete the sweep. ” I had the pitch inside where I MANCHESTER - Clifford E. Wally Cichon Jr., suffered the same Manchester was paired with pro Bill reliever Scott Sanderson. 7-7. Garry Philadelphia Phillies have Itraws 3, Reds 2 wanted it,” Clyde said. “ Why would U Scranton, 81, of 307 Spruce St. died MANCHESTER - A violent light­ kitchen darkened. At that point he | fate on the same 10-speed bicycle as Kratzert in today’s Pro-Am in the Maddox slammed been promising more than they Rowland Office singled home Jerry want to throw at anybody like that in Tuesday night at Manchester ning storm early this morning decided he had better stay up awhile. his father, head golf pro at Ellington his 11th homer to GHO at Wethersfield. He had a 9 Royster with the tie-breaking run in a 2-0 or 3-0 ball game?” Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ destroyed the controls for a traffic As he stood in the darkened kitchen Ridge. The latter suffered a broken deliver so far this season. put Philadelphia a.m. tee off time ... Next year’s GHO the 11th inning to give the Braves a The bearded lefty was immediate­ band of Mrs. Elizabeth McCormick signal at New State Road and Adams he saw, in a short time, three WHY PAY MORE? collarbone and a cracked rib when he But, Larry Christenson^ whose in- ahead, 2-1, in the is scheduled July 23-27 just after the ly lifted from the game by Garcia. St. different strikes in the backyard. “It jurid are palt of the reason for the sixth and the victory and snap the Reds’-three- Scranton. ’ learned the brake was controlled on foitish Open and just before the Yaz, whose right wrist was taped Mr. Scranton was born Aug. 24, The storm also put out of operation looked like fireworks,” he said. He the handlebars. Several days later. PGA. Phillies’ sluggish performance, Phillies added two game winning streak. Cults 15, Pirates 2 throughout the game, gave Clyde the 1898 in Manchester and had lived the traffic controls at West Center said sparks danced across the yard hopes to change all that before the more runs in the Ivan DeJesus had three hits, in­ benefit of the doubt. ”I don’t think he here ail his life. He was an Army St. and Center St. and knocked down each time. Time Is Running Out... season is over. seventh on a cluding a two-run double in the third was throwing at me, I was expecting veteran of World War 1. Before a tree there. Bentley said he lost power in about “As a team we’ve had a bad year,” sacrifice fly by pinch hitter Greg inning, and Steve Ontiveros added a curve ball,” the Red Sox captain retirin g in 1972, he had been At least one Manchester resident half his house, but restored it simply Christenson admitted Tuesday night, Gross and an RBI single by Bob three hits to pace the Cubs’ victory said. employed as a lead man at Pratt & reported that the storm turned his by resetting the circuit breakers. His Brewers Slice after pitching the Phillies to a 4-2 vic­ Boone to lock up the victory for and break Pittsburgh’s five-game Whitney Division of United home into something that resembled centrai air conditioning was not tory over the Montreal Expos. ’But Christenson, 3-7. Technologies Corp., East Hartford, a set for a horror movie, but left it working this morning, however. we’re still in the fight.” Elsewhere in the NL, St. Louis winning streak. for 32 years. He was a 50-year virtually undamaged. That they are. The three-time swept a double-header from New Doilfrers 10, .\slros 8 S o ftb a ll Bernie Bentley of 18 Canterbury St. Cartoon Classes to defending National League East York, 9-2 and 2-1, Chicago walloped Steve Yeager’s three-run homer, member of Manchester Lodge of *40 *50 Orioles’ Lead his second home run of the game, Pittsburgh, 15-2, Atlanta nipped Cin­ Masons. said he was awakened about 2:20 by a MANCHESTER - Cartoon champions, mired in fourth place, cinnati. 3:2, in 11 innings, Los highlighted a six-run, eighth inning EASTERN He is also survived by a son, clap of thunder. He got up and the drawing classes will be offered at the NEW YORK (UPI) - The Milwaukee Brewers used a two-run moved to within seven games of first- Angeles lopped Houston, 10-8, and that carried the Dodgers to victory Behind the six-hit shutout pitching Donaid M. Scranton of Princeton. burglar alarm in his automobile went West Side Rec on 110 Cedar Street. place-Pittsburgh behind Christen­ homer by Dick Davis in the eighth inning to beat the Orioles, 7-.'!, San Francisco nipped San Diego, 3-2. over the Astros. of Jim Menditto, the Postal N.J.; two grandsons and a great- off. He went outdoors into a down­ Classes will be held Tuesday, Aug. 14 son’s six-hit, 10-strikeout perfor­ Tuesday night and slice Baltimore’s first-place lead to only five Cardinals* 9-2, Mrls 2-1 (iianls 3, Padres 2 Employees blanked North Methodist. granddaughter. pour to turn off the alarm and for the 6-8 age group and on mance. games over Boston in the AL East. But Orioles’ Manager Earl Rookie John Fulgham scattered Vida Blue allowed five hits in 8 1-3 3-0, to qualify for the upcoming Town The funeral is Friday at Watkins returned to bed. Thursday, Aug. 16 for the 9-12 age Christenson added, ” I’m capable of Mrs. Bentley asked him to close eight hits and received home run sup­ innings and Jack Clark hit his 23rd Tournament. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., at a group. Both classes will begin at 10 Weaver protested the game on a beef that went back to before more than I’ve given and I think the the windows in the den. As he did so, port from George Hendrick and Tony homer to lead the Giants to their win J.R. Chevalier and Dave Krinjak time to be announced. Burial will be a.m. and end at 11:30 a.m. Get cash rebates direct from General Klectrtc the game started. behind triumph, after Baltimore rest of the staff is, too.” he heard a ‘zap’ and crash behind Scott in leading the Cardinals to vic­ over the Padres. each had three hits and an RBI for in East Cemetery. when you buy these selected models at retail Milwaukee’s scheduled starter, went ahead in the bottom of the Manny Trillo supported Christen­ him and smelled ozone. He in­ from July 1 thru August 3 1.1 979 tory in the opener. Garry Templeton the Postmen with Menditto adding a Friends may call at the funeral Panama Canal southpaw Mike Caldwell, was war- fourth inning. son with three hits, including a vestigated but found nothing key triple and scoring on Tom Mar­ home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. ming up when he complained of a Elsewhere in the AL, Detroit swept damaged. The Panama Canal is a lock and tin’s sacrifice fly. Six different The family suggests that any sore rib cage. Against a Baltimore a double-headei from Texas, 3-1 and memorial gifts may be made to a Bentley went out into the kitchen. lake canal, crossing the Isthmus of players hit safely for Methodist. Panama from the Caribbean Sea in a Get crashed ice, cobes team stocked with right-handed 8-2, Boston routed Cleveland, 12-3, charity of the donor’s choice. He had left the lights on there when hitters. Milwaukee Manager George Munson Will Have to Wait he first got up. Now he found the southeasteriy direction to the Bay of or cold w ater.. .without Toronto edged Kansas City. 3-2, CANDLELIGHT Panama of the Pacific Ocean. Bamberger went to right-hander Jim Chicago beat New York. 9-5, Oakland Playoff action in the Candlelight Slaton. defeated California. 9-5, and Card of TIiankH opening the door! League began last night with Zipser Weaver quoted Rule 3:05; "The Minnesota stopped Seattle, 5-2. For Spot in Hall of Fame Club downing Talaga Associates. 6-2. To our friends and neighbors a warm thank you for This no*fl:*o8t slde-by-side le 21.6 cu. ft. big on the pitcher named in the batting order ... ri|l)TK 3-8, KuiiicrrH 1-2 your kind expression of sympathy at the loss of iny Bidding Waiver Souf^ht at Fitzgerald Field while Moriarty’s mother inside, yet only 33 Inches wide outside. With wheels, shall pilch to the first baiter or any Steve Kemp celebrated his 25th despite an emotional Even though his. teammate, Bobby so it rolls out for easy cleaning. Tempered glass NEW YORK (UPI) - The was trimming Fogarty’s. 6-1, at Hildegard Meldrum substitute batter until such batter is groundswell by his fans to get Murcer, referred to Munson as a Robertson Park. shelves help catch spills. Shelves are a(!Uustable, too, pul out or reaches future Hall of Famer and Rev. J. For Computer Purchase so It's easy to store large or tall things. And there's the N ew York Yankees’ The schedule tonight finds Moriar- first base, unless Morales hit a pair of two-run home be open to the Iste rhurman Robert Coleman mounted a pitch to 111 Mi'iiioriiim an Energy Saver switch that, when set In the no.^mal catcher elected right away. ty Bros, facing Zipser at Robertson In sad and loving memory of Charles F Lehman, the pitcher sustains runs in the nightcap to help Detroit Munson for at least five years get the Yankees’ captain elected to MANCHESTER - The Board of Processing Committee. position, can cut operating costs. It all adds up to a and Fogarty’s opposing Talaga at who passed away .August 4th, 1977 good Investment! injury or illness sweep a double-header from Texas. the coveted shrine immediately, in Directors will be asked Aug. 14 to Upgrading would permit expansion Fitzgerald. Both contests have 7:30 which, in the judg­ Illiir Ja\K 3, l(50 CASH REBATE the-ninth inning to lift Toronto past pace Zipser, Jim Grimes chipped in from pitching.” which players were voted into the The cost of the equipment would be career guidance system. Youth’Ser­ Kansas City. with a pair of blows. Tim Coughlin Bible School Set And he protested the game - even Hall of Fame before the five-year $43,345 for the current year and the vices student monitoring, town and 9, Vii^cIh 5 singled and homered and Jim Keefe FROM&L though crew chief Larry Barnett time limit, but because of criticism By Presbyterians same amount for next year for a total school energy monitoring, and cer­ Dave Revering hit his fifth homer belted a four-bagger for Talaga’s. iimnnTnnrtTnTrrmi, examined Caldwell and allowed the in four games to highlight a six-run over the early election of Roberto MANCHESTER - A Vacation Bi­ of $28,690. tain Water Department files. Paul Frenette homered and Slaton substitution. seventh inning and Rob Picciolo Clemente in 1973, members of the singled, Lou Wellington homered and ble School will open Monday at the The equipment and the additions to LOCAL DELIVERY • SERVICE Overealers "The rule book says that he drove in three runs to propel Oakland Hall of Fame Board said the five- singled and Paul Ostuni and Dave Presbyterian Church. 43 Spruce St. it are being purchases over a period FREE REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCE $50 CASH REBATE (Caldwell) must face one batter past California. year rule would be strictly enforced. of several years. EAST HARTFORD - Overeaters Oberg each roped two hits to lead Classes, which are open to all before he can be removed. ” said the r»iiiH 5, Mariiicrn 2 A niche for Munson at the Hall may Town officials estimate the savings Anonymous will meet Thursday at 8 QnaUtgr-bnm Mnm-flpMd Moriarty’s. Tom Melick was in the young people from kindergarten incensed Weaver, not be readily available, but at least accomplished by purchase will have p.m. at Temple Beth Tefilah, 465 Oak wailicr with I Ho more oven oleansn to Jerry Koosman won his 13th game two-hit class for Fogarty’s. through junior high, will be con­ Klni-Wuh* gyitem , bny. n ils ovan clasns Sixto Lezeano and Gorman Thomas his family will be well-provided for, reached more than $100,000 by the St. and catcher Glenn Borgmann drove ducted from 9 a m. to noon, Monday • For am&ll or delicate loads, the ^ tts^ sntomstlcaUy... also slugged two-run homers to through a “flight-exemption” clause end of the current fiscal year. Anyone interested is invited to at­ Ulnl-Baaliet'* tub uses 26% leee in three runs with two doubles and a through Friday. hot water and detergent than the for ponnlasl power the Brewers to a come-from- he negotiated with Yankee owner Returns to Camp Purchase was recommended by tend. 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All this, and a “u.iY,’’ receive payments totaling $1 million College training camp last week stories, crafts, puppet shows, Manchester Police Report J water selections ' digital clock and automatic oven through 1981, including $200,000 for because he was homesick, returned refreshments, a picnic and special timer, tool the rest of this season and ap­ to camp Tuesday, 'RagnlorVrloe $328 Asgalar tries For Baltimore Manager activities for the junior high proximately $400,000 for each of the Meanwhile, free agent offensive students. h m onx dlsoonnt 2 0 Xm s cash rabsta 20 4 0 Orioles’ Manager Earl Weaver. Signs With Lakers The Orioles absorbed a 7-5 defeat gotten us into first,” said Weaver. departure of the 6-foot-2. 245-pound MANCHESTER - The First larceny and two counts of fourth- Road, Vernon, was charged with Tour nnal Cost $288 TowVinalOoot LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Irvin Kif- $ 4 4 0 Tuesday at the hands of the ’’You’ve got to expect them to give first year man out of Temple Univer­ Church of Christ, Scientist, will have degree larceny Tuesday night. three counts of harassment Tuesday, fin, a 6-foot-9 forward from Milwaukee Brewers and saw their up a few runs now and then. That’s sity. its regular meeting, including According to police, Lewis is police said. all that has happened the last few Oklahoma Baptist College and He is alleged to have called a girl’s $20 CASH REBATE $40 CASH REBATE first place lead in the American testimonies of healing, tonight at 8 at alleged to have installed his own nights. Athletes In Action, Tuesday signed cable television box and defrauded home after the mother told him not “IF YOU HAVE A MASTER CHARGE, Leajue East dwindle to five games Norris- Returns the church. 447 N. Main St. All are VISA, BANKAMERICARO, “ How long this lasts will depend on with the Los Angeles Lakers. the television company out of its to call. The accused was released on KEEKEY 8T. over the Boston Red Sox. Baltimore welcome. AMERICAN EXPRESS, CARTE EXIT when these guys (the pitching staff) Kiffin, wHo. in his senior year OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) . - The money. a $500 non-surety bond. Court date is BLANCHE OR DINERS CLUB CARO. fiidjjWt' has lost three games in a row for the Oakland A’s Tuesday sent infielder The Christian Science Reading OFT I-S4 pull out of it and we get a strong ef­ ‘iVoM? Here This...... earned All-Conference honors and Aug. 27. THEN YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR first time in a month, reliquishing Room, 57 E. Center St., is open to the Lewis was released on a $500 non­ S500.00 WORTH OF INSTANT fort from one of them," Weaver said. was considered one of the top college Milt Ramirez to their Pacific Coast Margaret A. Royster, 29, of CORNER OF McKEE ST.-END Of KEENEY Tnuirux Til 1 leads of 2-0,’ 4-0, and 3-0 in those Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver, who admits he's no friend of public Mondays through Fridays surety bond Court date is Aug. 22. CREDIT." ’’And I know that’s going to happen.” forwards in llie nation when he was I,eagiie farm learn al Ogden hnd ac­ Free Service S Local Oeiivery ^ , losses. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first Rockville was arrested Tuesday for THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU „ „ '“ h L t Fri Scott McGregor and Sammy any umpire, lets Jim Evans know how he feels,after latter called graduated.in 1974, was not selected in tivated right-handed pilclicr Mike No Eilrn Charges J f j g If anyone feels the Orioles’ first and third Thursdays of each month Betty Lou Wirtz, 41, of Cromwell issuing a bad check, police said. She LOW PRICES t PERSONAL SERVICE Stewart, 7-5, allowed two-run homers Milwaukee runner safe at first base. Weaver lost argument and the NBA draft because of personal Norris, who had been on the disal)lcd was released on a $50 nonsurety place phenomenon is fading, don’t, from 7 to 9 p.m., except on holidays. was arrested on a warrant Tuesday to Sixto Lezeano, Gorman Thomas Orioles lost game. (UPI Photo) , problems. list willi a hand .injury. bond, court date is Aug. 20. 4^ 4 7 * 9 9 9 7 Tims. A SM. til 5 mention it to Weaver. He won’t buy for issuing a bad check, police said. W and Dick Davis. EVENING HERALD. Wtd.. Augut 8.1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN PA G ^W ELV E- EVENING HERALD. Wed.. August 8, 1H79 Redskins Release Mike Curtis, Warning Systems Tony Dorsett Still on Sideline NEW YORK (UPI) - The done everything we asked of him as a wide receiver L. P. Williams of when two players were released and And Alarms Failed football player. He's never cut cor­ a third ieft the team’s training camp Washington Redskins, seeking Oklahoma State and running back ners.” Joe Smith of Henderson State. at Kent State University. Defensive Although they agreed on the failure Anderson that Munson’s rate of des- to revamp their image as the The Redskins Tuesday also —The New York Jets placed two tackies Marty Smith of Kentucky and CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - The of the alarms, the survivors disagree cent was too steep. V, NFL’s oldest club, Tuesday released rookie center Jimmy Jaye players — offensive tackle John Ken Noyak of Purdue were released warning systems and alarms on the cause of the accident. The angle of attack indicator was released 14-year veteran Wells from Wisconsin-Superior. Gibney and linebacker Willie and free-agent wide receiver Ricky on 'Iliurman Munson’s private David Hall, 32, a licensed flight in­ in the caution range, and it should linebacker Mike Curtis, a four­ In other training caihp news: Beamon — on the injured reserve Patton ieft the camp for personal jet reportedly failed to work structor in the twin-jet, piloted by have been in the green,” he said. —Tony Dorsett, the star running reasons. Novak was picked up later McAvoy said he believes the time Pro Bowl performer who list, trimming the team’s roster to last Thursday when it ap­ Munson, blamed the mishap on pilot back of the Dallas Cowboys, is 69. in the day by the Minnesota Vikipgs. error. Jerry Anderson, 31, a licensed baseball star’s limited amount of spent two seasons with the proached Akron-Canton expected to be sidelined for at least —Pittsburgh offensive tackle Ray —The New York Giants waived pilot and Munson’s friend, said the flying time in the new jet com­ team. three weeks because of a fractured Pinney, in another setback in his running back Davd Johnson and Regional Airport too steeply crash was the result of an engine plicated his predicament. “It’s not very complicated,” said attempt to retain his starting posi­ guard Willie Wiiliams. They aiso and too slowly, crashing and faiiure. Munson had only 34 hours of flying General Manager Bobby Beathard. tion, was admitted to Latrobe ciaimed center Kyie Davis from the killing the New York Yankees’ Munson tried to increase engine time in the recently purchased air­ “We feel we have some young middle Hospital with a viral infection. waiver list. star. power after realizing he was ap­ craft. When it crashed, he was prac­ linebackers that have shown enough Pro Football — The Oakiand Raiders placed ticing touch-and-go landings. Earlier this summer, he underwent A friend of Munson’s said the proaching the runway at too steep an promise that we can't afford to let an emergency appendectomy and defensive end Pat Toomay on angle of descent, but one of the Hail told investigators Munson catcher complained to him a few them go." toe he suffered over a week ago but had returned to practice 10 days ago. waivers. Toomay had asked to be engines failed to respond properly, allowed the jet to get too low and to hours before the fiery crash of the Curtis became expendable because just discovered Tuesday, team of- —New England rookie linebacker traded. In 1977, Toomay led the slow to 11 mph below the safe landing $1.3 million Cessna-Citation the Anderson told investigators. of the outstanding play of some ficiais said. Coach Tom Landry said John Zamberlin, who left the Bryant Raiders with 17 sacks, but saw little speed on approach to the airport. He emergency warning systems and the “Munson’s plane should have been young Washington linebackers, par­ he expected Dorsett to be out at least Coliege 'training camp iast week action last season. also said Munson placed the plane In alarms were not working. able to rise and climb effectively on ticularly second-year man Don three weeks. because he was homesick, returned —The Los Angeles Rams placed just one engine,” McAvoy said. “The greater peril by lowering the landing —Six players, including veteran two rookie free-agents on waivers, Investigator Edward McAvoy of gear when the craft already had Hover. to camp. Meanwhiie, free-agent the National Transportation Safetey NTSB is not- - 1 repeat, not — calling “I'd rather have to make tough defensive backs Levi Johnson and offensive guard Pat Staub left camp reducing their roster to 72 players. 1979 Connecticut ASA Women*s Softball Champions slowed too much and was too near to Board said Tuesday the NTSB will in­ this tragedy a m atter of pilot error at decisions at every position like this Bruce Rhodes, were piaced on Waived were Aaron Bali, a the ground. after taiking to team coaches. No Hartford Road Dairy Queen captured the Malone, Cindi Birdsey. Front row, Manager vestigate the reported failure of the this time. We will not be in a position because that means we have a lot of waivers by the Detroit Lions. Also let specific reason was given for his linebacker from Cal State Fullerton, However, investigators said warning systems “as best we can, to determine what happen^ until good players," said Coach Jack go were four free agents: linebacker departure. , and Ira Watley, an offensive tackle 1979 Connecticut Amateur Softball Associa­ Tom Atamian, Lee Lauge, Judy Lauder, Bes- Anderson told them the plane lost given the bumed-out condition of the about Aug. 17, after the plane’s Pardee. “(But) it was particularly John Kerley of Washington, kicker —Cieveland’s roster dropped to 64 from San Diego State, tion Womei^ Major Slow Pitch Tournament ty Gilmartin, Sharon Young, Kathy Walling, engines are tom down at the factory power just before the crash, began to tough in Mike’s case because he’s Rade Snvich of Central Michigan. last week, ^ e local squad members, back ^ r b Startup. The Queens will be featured in aircraft’s cockpit.” roll and one engine apparently did McAvoy said the two survivors of in Montreal by our experts.” row. (1. to r.) Coach Larry Morrispn, Jean the Jimmy Fund attraction Tuesday night at He did say the NTSB was able to not respond when Munson attempted the crash, both in Akron area to pull up the plane. McAdam, Gail Shimaitis, Marian Franklin, Fitzgerald Field against Silkey’s. (Rec. hospitals recovering from severe learn from interviewing Hall and Standings Linda Galati, Marianne Pemberton. Marge Department Photo) bums, said they did not hear warning Leactof ) M orrison Keys horns or see danger lights when Mun­ son's plane drifted dangerously Dave Bitiwell ISational League Redmond to Chair Batting below a safe landing speed. He said East .National League such devices should have been Vt I. Pci, GB Was The Count Hurt Firing Screwballs? G AB H Pet. automatically activated. Loss of Yanks Pittsburgh 63 47 .573 - Winfield, SD 113 426 145 .340 helcht, marTted or itaiBle, chOdrea, *»t. Alia, which Insurance Singles Montreal Bidwell Hurls Hernandez, St. L 108 415 138 ,333 Morrison recalls life under the airUae do the Red Sox Oy durlag the rcgalar eeasoa? — NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim Chicago Templeton, St, L 103 441 146 .331 Clady WnUams, Orlaado, Fla. The event chairpersons and referee for the Insurance City Philadelphia R in Burleson, a native who still makes bis hooM in Horner, Atl 79 314 102 ,325 magnifying glass. St. Louis Southern California part of the arbiter, came up to the Red Tennis Open were announced today by tournament director Ann Garvey, LA 112 457 148 .324 “It’s difficult trying to win a posi­ “1 was out on the outfield grass and New York .426 16 Sox in AprU M74. He spUt that season between second base Drafteea Sign Murphy. Rose, Phil 113 429 137 .319 tion on a first-division club that’s they yelled from the dugout for me to JUST ASK and shortstop and has remained on the Job since. Because MB’s Victory of his sixe (5-foot-lO, 160 pounds) and spunk, he is known as BOSTON (UPI) - Five draftees Well-known in area tennis circles, tournament finals at Trinity College Griffey, Cin 94 380 120 .316 trying to win the pennant,” Morrison move over a step,” Morrison said. “I Murray OMerman “llie Rooster.” He tu rn ^ 28 on April 29, is married and have signed contracts with the the chairpersons are: Jack Redmond in Hartford. Knight, Cin 105 383 120 .313 said Tuesday night after his bat and figured I should move back a sjep. Vt L Pel. GB has an infant son. The Red Sox, during the course of a Boston Celtics and will report to of Manchester, men’s singles; Phil “ Entries have been arriving daily Mazzilli, NY 106 395 122 .309 glove led the Chicago White Sox to a too. I thought the ball was by but Houston 66 48 .579 — Forcing a playoff for the fourth and final place in the Jack season, fly seversd different airlines. rookie camp at Marshfield, Mass., Coons of Glastonbury, men’s to tournament headquarters at The Matthews, Atl 114 465 143 .308 9-5 victory over the New York when it bounced up I made a stab and Cincinnati 62 53 .539 By Murray Oldcmian Rose Memorial playoff last night was Moriarty Bros, as it next week, General Manager Red doubles; Robbie Suydam of Hartford Insurance Group,” said Boone, Phil 91 305 94 .308 Yankees. it ianded right in the web. With San Francisco 54 59 . 478 llti Q. If trichy qnestioas are ast yn ag, then year Auerbach said Tuesday. Newington, women’s singies; Ann Murphy. “We’re delighted that many toppled the Imagineers, 7-1. at St. Thomas Seminary in Twilight Americun .eague “In Philadelphia,” the infielder Narron running 1 knew I had time to San Diego 50 64 . 439 16 nuimiag mast be dry. A quick sarvey ef £e i rale book The rookie squad includes guards of last year’s entrants are signing up League action. G AB H Pet. continued, “they told me they were throw him out.” Los Angeles 49 63 .438 16 Instead_ sf the press box (read tale U.6s) wovldi detcrmlM Dube of Windsor, women’s doubles; Th« tipoff: two otimr ways to reach first base wlthoot a hit: 1) when a Wayne Kreklow of Drake, Ernesto again, along with a strong showing of The Gas Housers and Hartford Jai Downing, Cl 105 364 122 .335 putting me in a new position. They Chet Lemon drove in two runs with AtlanU 46 68 .404 20 Lou'Stein of West Hartford, men’s 45 runner misses tlw first base he la forced to advance to by Malcolm of Briarcliff (Iowa), Nick new participants. Entries have been Alai, each 14-11-2 with 30 points, bat­ doubles and Ray Gliha a sacrifice fly. Kemp, Det 102 378 126 .333 told me it would be difficuit to team. his 13th homer of the year and Rusty Tuesday's Results There are serious doubts now about the pitching singles; Bela Martin of Canton, future of The Count, John Montefusco, of the San the battei-ranner and the missed base Is appealed; 2) Galis of Seton Hali, Alton Byrd of received from 29 Greater Hartford tle tonight at St. Thomas with a 5:45 Chapulis tripled and scored in the Lynn, Bos 103 384 127 .331 But they never gave me a chance to Torres added a two-run shot. Alan St. Louis 9-2. New York 2-1 when a maaer Is declared oat for intcrfereace aad the men’s 45 doubles, and Hillary Francisco Giants because of a dead nerve in 1^ Columbia and center Glenn Sodhup of Demarest of Glastonbury, mixed area towns. Reporting the most en­ start. Bill Chapulis will hurl for the fifth on another sacrifice fly by Bochte. Sea 104 382 126 .330 prove 1 could play it.” Bannister also drove in two runs to Chicago 15, Pittsburgh 2 scoter Jadges that the batter would have been aot with throaring arm. And how did he get it? WeU, he normal effWt. I still enjoy reading your colamn, even North Caroiina State. They will be tries at this time are West Hartford, MBs while Jai Alai will send George Gliha. Later in the frame, Steve Lezeano, Mil 97 334 110 ,329 Morrison, a naturat third baseman, highlight a 15-hit attack on five New Philadelphia 4. Montreal 2 confides to friends, he loused up Uie arm trybig to doubles. thsogh 1 disagree at times. At least yoor spiaisas are not joined at the camp by free agent Larry LeBlanc, a qualified United East Hartford and Wethersfield.” Frothingham to the mound. Chotiner singled and scored on an Brett, KC 108 453 148 .327 ptayed second for Philadetphia fast York pitchers. Chicago has won just Atlanta 3. Cincinnati 2 throw a “scroogie” (screwbaU) —at the Insistence of Giant brass.'Ihe unnatural motion of tumbig the arm based an hometown loyalty that tw i^ facts to flt the laa Jerry Henderson, who played in the States Tennis A s^ iatio n (USTA) of­ Deadline for entries is Wednesday Dave Bidwell spun a five-hitter in RBI double by Phil Smyth, Rice, Bos 108 431 139 .323 year when Ted Sizemore got hurt. He eight of its last 42 meetings with New Los Angeles 10. Houston 8 desires. — Vlaceat MarchetU (nmpire), Oxarfc, Mo. over for that pitch can be injurious. Western League iast season, and Aug. 22. The tournament dates are leading Moriarty s to victory. The Imagineers averted the Smalley, Min no 419 134 .320 batted just .153 with 10 RBI. but York, including three embarrassing San Francisco 3. San Diego 2 Whew. ficial, will serve as tournament center Eric Femeten, who competed Sept. 8-23. Players at all ability The locals scored twice in the shutout with a marker in the bottom Oliver, Tex 92 335 107 .319 played winter bail to work on his play tosses last week, and that made the Today's Games referee. He has named Walt E. Rapp at second. In the meantime, the White Sox very happy to give new Q. Could ysa give me seme lafsrmatiaa on the Dallas in Italy the last two years. of Bloomfield chief umpire for the ievels are welcome. opening frame on two Imagineer of the sixth. Molitor, Mil 103 424 130 .307 St. Louis (Vuckovich 10-81 at New Q. As as avid boseboU laa, I always wosalered hew the Chapulis was 3-for-4 to pace the Phiiiies traded for Manny 'Trillo. manager Tony LaRussa his third vic­ Cowboys’ Charlie Waters (41) aad Cliff Harris (tt)? When miscues and a two-run single by Home Runs York (Kobel 5-5) letter "K” became designated la the box score for a do the Cowboys’ pre-season games start? — Laara Chapulis, They added three markers Gas Housers' 11-hit attack with National League — Schmidt, Phil That deai, plus some other piayer tory since taking over for Don Pittsburgh (Kison 6-6 or Bibby 8-2) strtkeont. Also, do yon think the Ptttsborgh Pirates wtU Jehasoo, Hnbbord, Texas in the third with Ray Sullivan and Sullivan and Ralph Giansanti chip­ 38; Kingman, Chi 37; Winfield, SD moves, told Morrison something. Kessinger. at Chicago (Krukow 9-61. wta the NL East this year? — Helen Cathers, Renolds- The Cowboys’ set of safeties ore the premier pair in the Buddy Silva each delivering key ping in two blows apiece. 25: Lopes, LA 24; Matthews, Atl and “I didn’t figure in their pians,” he “Those games last week were San Diego (Shirley 5-11) at San vffle. Pa. game and have been since they started playing together in 1976, Charlie on the strong side. Cliff on the weak side. Both Clark. SF 23. said. “I was in the minor leagues and ridiculous.” said Morrison. "We Francisco (Curtis 6-7) weren’t even in those games. We felt are 30 years quarterbacks ia the NFL? Eant a three stroke victory at the Connecticut State Golf Association Singleton, Balt 86; Kemp, Det 83. Rich Gossage in the eighth. single to his first hitter; and Gossage — 8. Ino, Madison, WIs. W L Pci. GB m With the release of Bill Kilmer, who’ll be 40 in Stolen Bases He also made the defensive piay of was ineffective also. Clay, on the fashioned his hook from stone, bone followed by ai^Iers are spearing and Open Championship yesterday at Ellington Ridge Country Club. Baltimore 74 37 .667 - September, and the retirement of Francis Tarkenton, 39, Fishing is an activity which dates National League — Moreno, Pitt the game in the sixth when, with other hand, pitched 4 1-3 effective in­ the o ld ^ active passer is Bill Munson, 38, last with Buffalo or wood. We call it a gorge, after its noodling. Instead of a stone spear, Dalziel, head pro at Mill River was low amateur. Boston 68 41 .624 5 beyond recorded histoi^. As a means 50; North, SF 47; Cabell, Hou and Chicago ieading 5-4 and the tying run nings. The general explanaUon seems to be that Henry — unless some team picks up Kilmer. Other oldies-but- purpose. The gorge is shaped like a the modem fisherman has a multi­ Country Club in Stratford, won the Kelly Moser, first round leader, Milwaukee 65 48 .575 10 goodies are Roger Staubach, 37, of Dallas; Craig Morton, of obtaining food, it was practiced by Taveras, NY 31; Cruz, Hou and Scott, on second, he dove far to his left to “Clay was our best pitcher,” said Chadwick, the first great baaebaU writer and the “father needle, sharp at both ends, but fat in pronged metal gig. This is a popular championship in the 54-hole event tied for fourth with Dick Stranahm of New York 60 51 .541 14 of scoring, didn’t use the logical “S” for strikeout because 36, of Denver; and Jim Hart, 36, of St. Louis. ancient peoples long before it was St.L 30. snare a grounder and throw out Jerry Martin. "And all he got to show for it the middle, a hole drilled through the method for taking “rough” fish from and took home top prize of $1,750. Longmeadow (Mass.) Country Club, Detroit 57 53 .518 16‘-4 that letter was already bebig used for stolen base or thought of as a sport. Today, fishing American League — LeFlore, Det Narron to end the inning. was a loss,” thickest part held the line, usually clear streams and lakes and is legal John Gentile, former PGA tour each at 214. Jim Becker, who won the Cleveland 55 56 .495 19 sacrifice hit. So the letter “K” in strikeout was the n ^ for recreation and commercial pur­ player from Birchwood Country Club 55; Wilson, KC 47; Bumbry, Balt 27; natural desi^tiO n. No, I don’t thbik the Pbates will wbi; poses are important aspects of the made of slender vines: Bait was in most states. Open twice including the last time it Toronto 34 78 .304 40Vi the Philadelphia Phillies have too much for the rest of that in Westport, was at 4-under par 212 Wills, Tex 26; Bonds, Clev and Cruz, placed on the gorge so that it Noodling works underwater, fin­ was held at Ellington Ridge, finished \t e»l division. world’s economy. and took second money of $850. sixth at 215. He had a pair of 72s on Sea 25. Parting shot: It’s interesting to study primitive paralleled the line. When a fish ding a catfish on its nest and soothing Pileliing Victories R I. Pel. GB swallowed the bait, pulling the line the fish while preparing to lift it from Dalziel had a 4-under par 68 round the final day. Pro-Am Today California 64 50 .561 - Q. Please settle a discnssloa. Which Is traveliog fastest fishing methods and compare them Based on Ihe way certabi teanu drafted for need. and was 4-under par after the front National League — Niekro, Hou 15- as It posses the batter, a baseball or a sottbaU? — John to modem techniques. Surprisingly, freed the gorge which stuck the water. Jim Rusher, head pro at Minnesota 58 52 .527 4 I've already got my candidate for NFL rookie of the nine in the afternoon. He finished Minnechaug Golf Club, and Ralph 6; Niekro, Atl 14-14; LaCoss, Cin 12- SewcaToak Ridge, Teaa. . . , , there isn’t much difference. Accor­ crossways in the fish’s gullet. Fish traps, weirs and poison are Texas 58 53 .523 415 I know a baseball has been clocked up to 106 mph. year — Ottis Anderson of the St. Louis Cardinals, via with a 1-under par 71 for his final DeNicolo, head pro at Manchester 4; Reuschel, Chi and Andujar, Hou Miami of Florida. There’s a spot already waiting for ding to Mercury outboards’ fishing Nets are not a new mthod. common methods used t()day which 11-7; Carlton and Espinosa, Phil 11-9. Kansas City 56 55 .505 6V4 Softballs don’t go that fast But because the distance to • Archaeologists find impressions of total. Gentile had rounds of 70-72. Country Club, were back in the pack home plate bi softball is so much shorter — 46 feet vs. 60 him bi the starting lineup. department, there is a primitive have not changed for many thousands American League — John, NY 15-6; GHO Prelude Chicago 49 61 .445 13 them in long-buried sites, plus the of years. Modem man still considers Two-time British Amateur champ with scores of 222 and 223 respective­ Seattle 48 66 .421 16 feet 6 Inches for baseball — the batter has much shorter counterpart for all basic fishing and three-time Open titlist Dick Eckersley, Bos 14-5; Flanagan, Balt reaction time to the pitch, maUng it appear the softball is drilled stones used as weights to hold them useful techniques for catching ly. Rusher had rounds of 72-75-75 WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — The professional golf tour, easing Oakland 34 79 .301 29>5 techniques now in use. Siderowf of Birchwood gained third while DeNicolo carded rounds of 75- 14-7; D.Martinez, Balt 14-8; Torrez, going faster. Please send all sporla questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box Consider the hook. Early man the nets in position in the water. fish. down from an exciting sudden death playoff in the PGA, gears up Tuesday's Results 63W. Incline Village, Nev. 89450. Because of Die volume of mall, place overall with a 3-under 213. He 77-71. Bos 136; Koosman, Minn 13-10. Two ancient techniques still Earned Run Average Detroit 3-8, Texas 1-2 Q. I would like to know some personal iaformatko on there will be no Individual responses. today in the pro-am prelude to the $3(X),(X)0 Greater Hartford Bostaa Red Sox sboctstop Rkk Bmiesoa, sack as age. (NXWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I National League — Rogers, Mtl Open at Wethersfield County Club. Boston 12, Cleveland 3 2.66; LaCoss, Cin 2:69; Perry, SD Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 5 The field in the 72-hoIe tournament unbridled “down-home” charm and 2.83; Shirley, SD 2.84; Andujar, Hou Toronto 3. Kansas City 2 Templeton Card Hero which begins Thursday is shy of the colorful speech during PGA play. 2 . 88. Chicago 9, New York 5 8ip®[sa?equiz He won $25,000 for finishing third Jai Alai Raaulta American League — Marshall, heavy prize winners, with only seven Oakland 9. California 5 GM of the top 20 money earners on hand. behind both David Graham and Ben f Jai Alai Entriaa ...... 1K$Mf ...... Minn 2.34; Guidry, NY 2.63; Ryan, Minnesota 5, Seattle 2 ______...... aWda M S31.M In Win Against Mets Absent are former GHO winners Lee Crenshaw at OakiAnd Hiils with a 67- I Iwl liM 7JI SJI sort M KliM tlNJO Cal 2.70; John, NY 2.71; Eckersley, Today's Games HBT: ' Ewnt IlMuOUil 140 1 0 3 0 Trevino and Gary Player, and Jack 70-66-71 - 274. lhgi4hids IhreiMilii mskt liM 7JI CO 141 T rM a 14 4 S2.U7.M NEW YORK (UPII - St. Louis Templeton was 3-for-5 in the Bos 2.87. Texas (Alexander 3-6 and Comer I.hiiililii1 rw AUTO Nicklaus, who usually stays away Graham won the $60,000 prize by 4. Mi IntnK lEnuMohu iAUmfcni 7 b M U a C n a SO iunt opener and scored three runs, but he Strikeouts 12-6) at Detroit (Underwood 6-2 and iM M *a ttm h Irnn tttM Slnpiai 13.41 4.0 14C Manager Ken Boyer has frequently from the short putter’s course. downing Crenshaw on the third hole S.2AMMII N M u m it MM14$S50 SO 2 0 saved his piece de resistance for the National League — Richard, Hou Robbins 0-1), n T.MInu 16*4mi •.auaBarioi t-i $14171 Muen suggested that his shortstop Garry Today’s practice round on the 6,568 of a sudden-death playoff after TriNcti 14-2 021.71 7 Cb i 12C 197; Niekro, Atl 131; Perry, SD 128; Cleveland (Waits 11-9 and Wise 11-6) tmiU-tini MtAuaflm Triigcta $-1-7 $1.12SO Templeton is one of the most nightcap when he scored both Car­ yard, par 71 course just south of Crenshaw double bogeyed on the v m ■rn w m lO ab 2-3 $310 % REPAIRS dinal runs, building the first with Carlton, Phil 123; Blyleven, Pitt 120. at Boston (Stanley 11-7 and Renko 8- I.TipMui lAMripn-laui |.In^ » M iI UuiCliCfCii m nil SJI 2JI S O 4 .N PfrMs 3-2 $llSO talented players in the majors. And Hartford was to be led by entertainer final regulation hoie. 5 Ena 1241 Trifwta 3-2-7 $S4S,44 American League— Ryan, Cal 168; 6), 2 day-night ('0' iFiwU ii*i lAwtuum «.lann.t«IU 11.41 tM 7.4C 241 the show he put on Tuesday leading daring base-running and accounting Sammy Davis Jr., who since 1973 has Both Crenshaw, 6th on the money iNTl 20 IN Euramt Guidry, NY 134; .Jenkins, Tex 124; California (Frost 10-7) at Oakland S.A1U9-MU fttfiii4-7 t$li4l no 5.0 lO **Hoffl« of Mr, Qoodwrueh" the Cardinals to a double-header for the second with his sixth homer. lent his name to the charity event iist with $189,549, and Graham, 7.NM4jmi LMtodn Ibmmtnmt «OUil-S$4CO 1 ZMi HmOI Flanagan, Balt 117; Eckersley^ Bos (Keough 0-13), n MnH 4-7 Sltt4l 7 Ena Enan 2CO lie sweep of the New York Mets only Templeton started the Cardinals whose PGA win put him in 14th place SMlmiiMn S^CrCuUma PwMaS-1 $tlO lO sponsored by the Greater Hartford im. TM 4-7-3 $07.71 * TrilKti S-l-C $2071 S In a fivaai 108. Milwaukee (Travers 9-5) at Tont 1-7 $4140 • Complete Mechanical Service strengthened that impression for moving with a single, igniting a Jaycees. with $133,209, are taking the week IZimMnrS l.ZMi Ibwm three-run first inning against New Saves Baltimore (Stone 9-7), n MANNY SM tU IO EH HIT IFmMrtMto 4.MnpMum 4. Him n o 10 40 220 120 CO M K d 1-7 $ 1 0 0 Boyer. Other familiar figures swinging off. IMHp o so 40 THfKti 1-7-5 $47140 • Collision Repair York’s Kevin Kobel, 5-6, in the National League — Sutter, Chi 26; Chicago (trout 6-4) at New York JISmilTS.HISCASiES i Mill Mu iU-hm Liwlif ilM 3 hwreiawTi ICC 141 "Templeton just played an outstan­ with the pros were comedian Bob Seeking to retain the GHO title will 7,Cm^ i Ml I t 1 wt 30 mum Tekulve, Pitt 20; Garber, Atl 19; (Tiant 7-6), n HMM.IHHCHOFTHI Ltm . IMMiTtam to 7.CC 24C ding double-header for us, " said opener. He added a double and be Rod Funseth, the 46-year-oId tiMIriiiMiiei Milnam IM UITIO 1 M u I Hr«BOiU.O • Auto Painting Hope and former President Gerald FOUOINaMHMNIVCK NfMHM014O $-$$310 4 .0 4 .0 Boyer after the Cardinals posted 9-2 scored in the fifth and started a two- Bair, Cin 15; Sambito, Hou and Minnesota (Goltz 10-8) at Seattle Focm EUlOTt NriMtiS4$lU4l I bwm ftem • Low Ciast Sorvico Rentals Ford. horse fancier from Napa, Caiif. n A ad O ’THMhMK? Ihhifm Ikm tEnw*ta*l TriNcta 444 Stn.TI C la w Lnut CO'I run inning in the seventh with Laveiie, SF 14. (Bannister 6-10), n l.hiMiHuw TriMi S-34 OHO 1-1 $37.41 and 2-1 wins over New York to pull Among those taking aim at the Funseth won iast year’s $42,000 K MCKAam m 4. Hum lAR»4nniA i&AMi-Mir • Factory Tralnod Tochnlclsns another single. American League — Marshall, S.lhrai IIimCi Uiai.lrinin n o SO 40 Mtcta 14 $1210 within 6 12 games of first place in GHO $54,(XK) first prize was Rex first prize by shooting a tour low finai B. BIOMBBUiTT lEuilti Mil O il 11.0 CO 40 TriMa 144 toco Minn 23; Kern, Tex 18; Stanhouse, T.teu iU 7.Mm 4«u tlwaaariaa 70 30 • Charge With Master Charge the tight National League East. Caldwell, 29, third-place finisher in round of 64 that gave him a 20-under \C , HBDLYMM 40 fho, I.a W M tnC a*10 3 C Balt and Monge, Clev 13; Clear, Cal Drumt Ruled Out SMZapi hUMi^Criiu >ia Ul the $350,000 PGA last week in total of 264. FfTt rm m 1-41340 M 271.717 • 24 Hour Wrecker Service 12 70M ’.JM(SUfc MMb 4-1 $0.71 . Michigan. Funseth, who finished second in the DENVER (UPI) - The Denver I.FmMaCi IZifiMMa IMuB-Mu Broncos said Tuesday they ap­ lfiM»lrtH*i 4.U-)Mti IZMatonm iknarikm TiMa 4-1-S $SNO Tel. 646-6464 Caldwell, who has yet to win a tour­ Masters in 1978,-has won only $30,143 Long Lease tRiMiifci fchm-ln t •■aaa.Ar4aa iIncaru-StrM preciated enthusiastic support from 7. Pill Mu LkaratMiru iEn»4rt> 1 ^ to 141 40 Springfield Farm Basketball nament, drew the intersest of golf so far this year', placing 91st on tlffe ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) TEaiMlltuil 40 30 fans with his youthful enthusiasm. money list. the fans, but discouraged a proposal — Officials of the Site MtpM-CW*» 1 SiA8 ArtautvMUi that spectators bring small drums to smt B 30 EASTERN Metropolitan Sports I.JumWhn* Lluctru-lu %M*S4$44jN Isn^Jai-Alai Mile High Stadium to make noise. Facilities Commission and ICrCuUMait iU-CMil NriMtaMOUO o # o Team of Whalers Formal’s Inn 56 (Mike Quesnel 18, There have been suggestions in the S. lni|*{t«Nrrt tkiuMM T M M-2 $77141 Bob Healy 16), (jougars 52 (Jeff the Minnesota Vikings IEmM tn GARTER media recently that fans bring drums Tuesday initiated a ten­ This ad l8 a coupon. Cut out. toke to Acme. WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U P I)-T h e Hartford Whalers, Shealey 26). Successful Suicide Squeeze to the-games to show their support Pagani Caterers 71 (Mark Murphy tative 30-year lease for the gearing up for their move into the big leagues, have announced for the Broncos. But a Bronco Vikings to play In the mgni^ 22, John Pinone 22), Irish Insurance Ends Junior Legion Season spokesman said the use of that the American Hockey League’s Springfield Indians will be Agency 55 (Jim Sumler 28, Dennis propoMd domed stadium CEVRIMIT noisemakers is prohibited by the con­ their primary farm team for the 1979-80 season. Cole 17). to be built in downtown With the winning run scoring in the top of the seventh inning on a two-out stitution of the National Football Minneapolis. Hotdj9gs25^ The Whalers, making their debut in the road, ” said Whalers' Managing bottom of the eighth inning on a League. the National Hockey League this General partner Howard Baldwin. NORTHERN single by Joe Demeo. The lease agreement still CHEVROLET r successful suicide squeeze, the Manchester, which had offensive n e ^ s the approval of the CARWX season, and the Indians Tuesday an­ The Indians play at the Eastern Beller’s Music 42 (Bill Poletti 12, BudweiserZSC. Manchester Junior Legion baseball nounced a one-year leasing agree­ States Coliseum, across the river Mel Kleckner 12), Raunchy Relations problems all season, managed only commission, which meets (iWh Hote) I team saw its '79 season come to a ment. from the Springfield Civic Center 40 (Larry Ayers 10). six hits. Alex Britnell paced the at­ f Spprts Slate) to^y at St. Paul, and the close as it bowed, 4-3, to Newington tack with a single and double and two Vikings’ board of direc- Minnechaug ^ SKOAL Through the 9th Under the deal, the Indians will be which will be home to the Whalers 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER SOUTHERN Wetherell last night at Newington RBIs. ton. The lease also needs Ladies 18 Holes - Gross - Hartford’s primary farm club and for part of the 1979-80 NHL season. Radio, TV Tonight the Whalers will have the option of Breakers 40 (Mark DiGiroIamo High in a Jaycee-Courant League Skip Moreau started and hurled approval from the National A - L o rrain e 92; B - game. Jack Kelley, Whalers’ director oT 7:.TO - Red Sox vn, Indiona, Bobigan 100; C - Throwe purchasing the AHL club at the end. 14), Six Pack (Ken Woji 11, John Senior Division playoff tilt. well, giving up only five hits and one Football League. Both the $1.99 hockey operations, will be the Manchester winds up the year 17-13 w t h : 100; Net - A - Rosenthal 99- of the season. Financial details were general manager of the Indians. Beckwith 10). earned run while striking out five in Twins and the Vikings while Newington moves onto the 7:4.5 - Vuiiki'fH vh. While Sox, U-75; B • Lawrence 100-31- qm not disclosed. Kelley said tha) Larry Kish will Standings: Uncle Jon’s Band 4-1, six inning;. George Hanlon hurled must sign long-term leases HARIFORDi-AMil aMMUd,moKttmt championship tilt. WINE . 69; C - Shorts 10948 -71. Information: 549-7010* Doors open 6PM “It makes a lot of sense to have a replace Pete Stemkowskl as Breakers 3-2, NRPS 3-2, Engineering effectively in relief but absorbed the before the proposed $55 .The locals knotted the score in the 9 - Teamen vh. Tornado, Gh.4 Low putts - Sazwlnski ^ IBM a i a u a M i W i j » j developmental team just 30 miles up Springfield’s coach. 3-2', Albatross 0-5; Six Pack 0-5. loss. million stadium can be built. EVENING HERALD, Wed., Augusts, 1979-PA G E FIFTEEN

PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed.^August 8, 1979 Music Since Woodstock Action Urged She Herato ‘From Learning Amateurs to Gunning Professionals’ On Home Fuel CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative panel has been who has handled many big names. because they liked the band and the those opportunists with waxed acts for decades. “We tried to make u rg ^ to act now to ward off a crisis this winter for those na Summers' disco hit "Bad Girls.” "The middle class in music doesn’t booze and the girls. Now they are By I'H IU I’ IH LLKLLA moustaches came along and said, 'So it a place where acts really shined least able to pay soaring heating oil costs, by seeking up The industry has gone slick and and could be supported by their mean anything any more. If it’s not technicians and some of them won't to $15 million in emergency state funding. Phone 643-2711 this is as big as it is."’ NEW YORK (UPI) - The album sexy. The songs of protest have been settle for less than $1,000 a week and Graham says the three-day fans.” platinum, it’s nothing.” The Legislature's E n e r^ and Public Utilities Com­ covers and the charts tell the story. supplanted by the songs of profit. One of Miss Valk’s accounts, The a first class hotel.” Woodstock festival and the publicity But big name acts rarely play mittee Tuesday also heard renewed calls for a special Ten years ago the covers were Money has replaced mellow. Eagles, sold 10 million copies of their Now companies are part of con­ session of lawmakers to deal with the supply and cost of it received changed many musicians' small theaters today. Instead they graced by photos of long-haired Many fans and musicians complain album Hotel California, certifying it glomerates. Warner Com­ heating fuel expected to top $1 a gallon in most of the attitudes to their art. usually opt for stadiums and arenas iSTBinSIHE^ musicians' in tatered jeans patched that the business is too much geared for platinum status several times munications, which owns Warners "There are some exceptions. where one night's box office take state. Help Wanted 13 with doves and upside-down to big names, big crowds and big records and several smaller labels, New Haven Mayor Frank Logue suggested the state put There are still some people who are equals or surpasses a week’s engage­ over. RATES American flags and verses from Mao “With that kind of fame and money also owns the New York Cosmos profits. still not in it for the money and shun ment at smaller halls. up $15 million to pay for emergency fuel supply idty ...... 12«wordptf dty JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR Tse-tung. Bill Graham, the promoter who People in the industry say its some groups lose interest in recor­ soccer team. programs. He said this would allay fears caused by the Sd iyt ..... iltwordptrday - For multi-site operation. the limelight,” he said. “But many 6 days 104 word par day Today most albums glitter with probably had more to do with shaping problenis are complex. ding. They don’t lose interest in “Labels study their markets today uncertainty over how much money the federal govern­ Must have experience and be realize that it’s a combination of skill M dayt .. $4daya ...... able to work second shift. near-naked, long-legged women who the course of popular music in the Audience standards for technical music, but they say Tve worked my like a soap company would,” Miss ment will provide in crisis intervention funds. ' 15 word! S2.00 mlnimwm and luck that put them where they Valk said. “They even have certain Salary in teens For informa­ are usually not members of the band mid-1960s, doesn't like what has excellence have risen. Bands are butt off all these years and now I "We've got to act now in August, and not in January," Happy A d a ...... S2.50 Inch tion forward name and whose music tbeir bodies promote. happened to the music business in the are." want buy a few houses and rest,’’’ test cities. They’re very careful Graham’s clubs were popular for asking for more services from labels he told the committee. telephone number to Box Z, The No. 1 song for the week of about where they spend their past 10 years. shows that blended superstars like and bigger cuts from promoters. All she said. The mayor said it makes more sense to use money c/o Manchester Herald, August 16. 1%9 — the week of the Graham, who owned the famous Miss Valk says touring expenses money.” the Jefferson Airplane and the that means more money must be that’s available from the state’s budget surplus and Woodstock festival — was "In the Fillmore clubs in New York and San have skyrocketed in the 10 years “I love the business,” she said. MUNSON'S CANDY Grateful Dead with lesser-known generated to meet expenses. replace it with whatever federal money may be KITCHEN is seeking male to Year 2525" by Zager and Evans. It Francisco, sees the Woodstock since Woodstock. “It takes thousands “But’s it’s a shame because feelings acts that Graham thought the public The Beatles’ first album took 14 forthcoming. learn trade as candy maker. warned of a computerized, chemical- festival as pivitol point in the in­ of dollars just to get the machinery between everybody were a lot more Two committee members. Sen. William Curry, D- A t”''' should hear. hours to record in a simple white Must be neat, have good per­ tilled society stagnated by non­ of recording in gear,” she said. friendly and trusting back then. sonal habits, and be of sincere dustry. "We tried to keep the main groups room with stand-up mikes. Today it Farmington, and Rep. Thirman Milner, D-Hartford. en­ individualism. regimentation and "Since Woodstock the business has "Big acts sometimes get 90 per­ Everybody was still learning. But the character. Send resume, in­ of the '60s in touch with the people,” is not unusual for a band to spend dorsed Logue’s proposal. Fighting Idaho Fires gone from a bunch of learning cent of the take, leaving promoters direction it took was inevitable cluding work experience, age, apathv. he said. "Even when they started more than a year in a studio before Logue said there were one-third less fuel dealers in address etc. to: Munson's One month before the 10th anniver­ amateurs to a bunch of cunning with 10 percent to pay for security, because people realized there was a flown to southern Idaho this week to help becoming real big we tried to keep they are satisfied, and some studios Connecticut than there were five years ago and many U.S. Forest Service aerial tanker sweeps Candy Kitchen. P.O. Box 224, sary of the festival that put a small, professionals. " he said. "More than the hall, insurance etc.,” she said. lot of money here." Bolton. Conn., 06040. them in small halls. boast facilities with as many as 48- poor and elderly "for the first time in their lives, will across the tinder-dry Idaho Primitive Area as fight the wind-whipped fires that have quik upstate New York village on any other single event it turned the "Roadies (people who haul and set "The business has grown up fast,” "I always thought of the Fillmores tfack recording equipment. have the serious problem of buying fuel to heat their blackened ll.'i.OOO acres of brush and timber the cultural map of the '60s and music business from a multi-million- up equipment from town to town) .she said. But maybe a little too fast." part of a massive effort to contain stubborn WANTED: Loving sitter for as the white man's Apollo. " he said “A gold record is nothing today and houses." in four national forests. (UPI photo) ADVERTISING Robertson kindergartener. hurled dozens of bands into dollar industry into a multi-billion- used to get $100 a week and go on tour blazes throughout the state. About 2,000 referring to the Harlem theater that that’s embarrassing," said Katie House Minority Leader R. E. Van Norstrand. R- From 10 AM lo school time, superstardom, the No. 1 tune is Don­ dollar industry. And that when all DEADLINE has showcased hundreds of black Valk, a New York music publicist Darien. also suggested the state surplus be tapped for $3 firefighters from as far away as Maine were occasional after school for 3 Stale Symphony million to supplement emergency assistance programs. 12 00 noon tne day before kids. Starting in September, He estimated the money would help 20.000 families puolication. but some time is available in Plans ,\uditions Deadline lor Saturday and M on­ August if desired. 649-1103 or among the working poor and elderly. day IS 12;00 Noon Friday J - 4 ! College Arts Program 289-7549 ask lor Elaine. Rep. David Lavine, co-chairman of the committee, State Needs New Attitude HARTFORD - The Hartford PART TIME- "Girl Friday". Symphony Orchestra announces said the increase in heating costs "could run anywhere Offers Dance Concerts from $20 million to $40 million for people on the lower end PLEASE READ (Mornings) Bookkeeping, openings for a number of positions in typing necessary. For active of the income scale. NEW LONDON - Summer- Ms. Sandra Neels, Summerscene'79 the orchestra for the'1979-80 concert YODRAD Real Estate Office. 289-7475. "The number one problem this coming heating season On Retarded Care; Expert Classified ads are taken over trie Guest Artist in Dance. season, which begins in September scene’79, Connecticut Col­ will be the cost, not the supply of home heating oil, " he phone as a convenience The BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 lege’s summer arts program, will Ms. Neels, who was a member of with the orchestra's first defeatist attitude. They are saying. However, a group ot parents wno Herald is responsible lor only hours, 4 times a month, within the Merce Cunningham Dance Com­ Tchaikovsky Festival. said. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state have retarded children in the state s one incorrect insertion and then walking distance to Bcntly close its 1979 Dance Performance Thomas Fitzpatrick, the state’s energy chief, testified We would like to do what your're only to the size o' the original in­ pany for 10 years, also has done Auditions will be held for the Department of Mental Retardation two largest training schools oppose School area. 649-7234. Series with two evenings of student that based on assurances from the Carter administration saying but we c a n 't." Clements said. sertion Errors which do not dance concerts on Wednesday, and extensive teaching in the United following instruments; violin, viola, must change its attitude toward the the suit, saying the institution is the lessen the value of the adver­ it appeared the state would have enough heating oil The three consulUnts met Tuesday tisement will not be corrected by States and Canada, including cello, tympani and fourth trumpet. care of retarded patients and start best place for their children, some of OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House Friday, at 8:30 p.m. in the East morning with state Mental Retarda­ an additional Insertion delivery. Year round work. teaching at the Harvard Summer Dates of this year’s auditions are supplies. treating them as people instead of whom have been in the institutions Studio of Crozier-Williams. But on cost. Fitzpatrick projected a 39 percent increase tion Commissioner Gareth Thorne to All benefits, t o l y M&M Oil School and the Utah Repertory Aug. 31. and Sept. 1. 2.4. and 5. at the objects, says a mental health for several decades. ••••••••••••••••••••****** Co., Route 6. Bolton. Performed by students currently for home heating oil this winter for the average con­ discuss the situation at Lorraine enrolled in the Summerscene’79 Dance Theatre. She has also studied Hartford Symphony’s rehearsal hall, specialist. The group’s chief recommendation Lott and Found 1 sumer. Dr. James Clements, a consulUnl Manor and to discuss the state’s OIL BURNER SERVCE Dance Program, the performance tap. ballet and modern dance. 470 Capitol Ave. concerning Lorraine Manor was that According to state Department of Energy statistics, on mental retardation for the overall views toward care of the LOST- Reward for return of MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all will feature works that ave been For ticket information on the Please call Ginny Ludwig at the the retarded patients be moved from the cost of fuel for the average user of about 1.000 gallons Georgia Department of Human retarded. female Calico Cat. lost in residential. All benefits. M Sf choreographed bv the students, who Summerscenp’79 Student Dance symphony office (2-3-278-1450) im­ Clements said his impression was the large nursing home to smaller Lilac Street area August 1st. M Oil. Route 6, Bolton. amounted to 57 cents a gallon, or $570. last winter. The Resources, was one of three experts also will perform them, as well as a Concert, call the Summerscene’79 mediately to schedule an appoint­ that the state had difficulty seeing facilities where they will receive in­ Call 643-0763. same amount of fuel is expected to cost between 90-95 to criticize the state for taking a CARD GALLERY- repertory piece choreographed by Box Office at 442-9131. ment and for information. what progress could be made by dividualized care. cents a gallon this winter, according to the department. "defeatist attitude ” by placing Dybwad said tremendous progress LOST MY CATS- Female, Aggressive part lime sales moving the retarded to smaller people needed. Flexible hours, Marin Shealy, the state commissioner on aging, said retarded patients in large facilities. has been made by placing retarded bluepoint Siamese named many of the state s 510.000 elderly residents "have homes, or was reluctant to make violet and a female tiger on a permanent basis. Sonne The three consultants were in people in smaller situations so that nights and Sund^s. Apply in ( " TV Tonight genuine fears for basic survival ” this winter. such an attempt. named Fern. $25 reward each. Hartford Tuesday lo inspect a nur­ "you don’t even recognize them any Please call 643-186t. person only, EOE. Card She said the slate congressional delegation should con­ sing home which has come under fire The consultants. Clements, Dr. G a lle ry , M a n c h e ste r Gunnar Dybwad, a Brandeis Univer­ more.” tinue "to storm Washington" to get emergency funding for the care its patients receive. Bondt Stoekt-Mortgeges B Parkade 6:00 11:45 2:15 sity professor who is president of the The consultants said the nursing d lS O N aM ®®Ch*itl*'*Ang*l* ( I MovI* "FIracreek" (1968) ® Naw* for the oil-dependent state. They said although there are home was willing to move the S ® ® a NBC MovI* "Some­ James Stewart. Henry Fonda. International League of Societies for g o v e r n m e n t TIm Brady Bunch one Is Watching M e " (1978) Lau­ 2:30 problems at Lorraine Manor, the patients in an orderly fashion, but the (£ Joker'* VVIId 12KX) QThaOddCoupl* the Mentally Handicapped, and GUARANTEED BUSINESS ren Hullon, David BIrney. A problems are in part the state's fault state was unsure if it had alternate LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. I S 6S One* Upon A Cl**slc (emale lelevislon news direclor Is 6B Dr. Scott On Habra** Karen Green, an Omaha. Neb., con- COOKS & KITCHEN S MyThraaSon* 3JK) and its responsibility to remedy. Phone 281-4112. lormenled by an unknown resl- aU m C tub ® 8b( MMon Dolar Man Peraro Will Enter sultant. were called in to make locations available. HELPERS- Available @ Ounemok* Clements said the state was denl of her apartmenl building 12:37 recommendations for Lorraine Clements said Thorne told the con­ weekends and evenings. who Is following her every move. 3:10 following the traditional view of Experienced preferred. 6:30 ® aB ar*lu ® MovI* "The Saxon Charm sultants the state would have trouble □ EMPLOYMENT d)ILov*Lucv (H) caring for the retarded. But. he Manor. Drivers License. Mature in­ ® Th* Shakaapaara Ptay* 1:00 (1948) Roberl Monigomary, Labor Negotiations They were chosen from a list of convincing the Legislature to spend CD Bowling For Doll*r« ® MovI* "The Story Of Susan Hayward. added, the state must begin to "deal dividuals. Apply in person: A S S IS NBC Nmr* ® MovI* "A Prize Of Gold " consultants compiled for the nursing money to make such a change. He Garden Grove Caterers, (1955) Richard WIdmark, Mai Mankind" (1957) Ronald with those individuals we see at Help Wanted 13 ® ( 0 Ov*rE«»y Colman, Hedy Lamarr. 4KW HARTFORD (UPI) - State Labor Commissioner P. home by the Connecticut Association said he agreed with Thorne that it Keeney Street. Manchester. S Ad*m-12 Zelterling. In World War II Berlin, ® Naw* Lorraine Manor as people instead of a Irlo of men devises a plol lo ® ® a Tomorrow Joseph Peraro says he plans to meet with negotiators in for Retarded Citizens, a group which would be difficult to make such a TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 6:55 sleal a quantity of gold from an 1:15 4:30 lengthy strikes at two Connecticut manufacturers in objects. move, but it should be done. Apply 81 Commerce Street. MAN TO WORK IN GLASS S New* Q KNty Today has filed a federal lawsuit SHOP - Full or part time. Rising Above It All airlift operation. (2 h rs ) ® Jo* Franklin hopes of getting stalemated contract talks rolling again. "These arc human beings we are Clements said the CARC would Glastonbury. PTG 7:00 0 Th* F*» And Rla* Of Reginald challenging the state's practice of COMPANY. Telephone 633- Apply in person to J.A. White demonstrations for museum visitors. Putting Perrin 1:30 Peraro said Tuesday he and Gov. Ella Grasso had dis­ dealing with and at the moment they probably have to provide the Glass Co.. 31 Bissell Street. (X C B S N w n ® Naw* (Dm* Approxknat*) maintaining large institutions for the 7631,______Despite humid weather. Spooky, a 28-year- ® Th* Brady Bunch need our help. " he said. leadership and push for it. Spooky through his paces is staff member 9:30 cussed the strikes at the Fafnir Bearing Co. in New Bri­ retarded old Great Horned Owl at Boston’s Museum of ABCN#** 0 Dancing DIaco 2KX> tain and the Torrington Co. in Torrington. My feeling is the state is taking a CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC WE ARE LOOKING FOR a Science, has no problem with his daily Dorothy Connelly. (UPI photo) (S S OkOng (9anM ® Oat Smart - Experienced only. Top hard working, conscientious IS) F**Uv*l Of Faith 10:00 "The governor has been extremely concerned. She has saleswoman with some retail U wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 18K! S Journey* To Th* Mind ( B 0 N * w * expressed a desire to get both sides back to the experience lor 30-40 hours per I S New* ® a v ag at BON APTETIT REST Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, ® NawaA And Baallty bargaining table. " Peraro said. 363-0151. week. Diamond Showcase, SDIckCavatt RTiaa,iujNaTON Road Contract Awarded Manchester Parkade, SetUcoAndThaMan 10:30 Peraro said he would meet Thursday with labor and News For Senior Citizens SS Sneak Pravlaw ® Moat Th* Mayor* THURSDAY Aid Road Fund account (money from RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll management negotiators at the Torrington Co.. BOLTON - A contract for the “You can’t fault the contractor (An­ WOMAN FOR CLEANING 0DlckCav*tt the state for road maintenance) and p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. 7:29 SPECIAL OF THE DAY Northwest Connecticut's largest employer, to "get the reconstruction of Mohegan Trail and saldi). He did the job according to ROOMS - Manchester Motel. S Dally Number* the town’s general highway fund. Apply director of nursing. will also visit a candle factory and did exceptionally well in making $620 11:00 bargaining back on the track." Iroquois Trail was awarded to The town specifications." Salmonbrook Convalescent 644-1504. By WALLY FORTIN and not the thousands of dollars as 7:30 ® ® ® ae iN * w * The money needed for reconstruc­ take a side trip up Prospect Mountain ® Barmy HW ROAST STUFFED The Torrington firm's 1,600 production employees, Andrew Ansaldi Co. of Manchester. He said, "There’s a tremendous Home, off House Street, Hi! First big news is about our was quoted in Saturday's column. We (1) P.M. Magailn* members of the United Auto Workers local 1645. have tion of Mohegan Trail and Iroquois Glastonbury. Please call 633- PANTRY PERSON - Part for a breath of real fresh air and take ® Adam-12 ® Dick Van Dyk* Only one other bid was submitted for amount of water coming out of the time evenings. Call Cavey's Vegas Night coming up Friday sure wish it was that amount because ( S $1.98 Baauty Show ® Honaymoonar* CORNISH HEN been on strike since May 12. Trail will leave a balance of about 5244. in a most spectacular view from 0 Beat Of Bums And Allan the'project — Ernest Reed, Inc. of ledge that is causing the problem. 643-2751. evening at the Army and Navv Club. we’d stop all work and build a brand ® Nawlywad Gam* The labor commissioner said he would contact both $55,000 in those two accounts. some 2,180 feet up; also time for S Wild kingdom Manchester bid $80,937. The road has collapsed two years in a NURSES AIDES wanted for We still have a few tickets left at the 11:30 sides in the Fafnir strike today to set up a meeting. Tlie board approved having money JANITORS- Full time and some shopping. All this plus two new building. So we are doing pretty S B k ) Money ® Qraatar Hartford Open Selectman Aloysius Ahearn voted row. The biggest problem in town is full time on all shifts. Apply ® 0 MacNall / Lehrar Raporl $5.95 ($75,000) withdrawn from the Town part time. Mature and respon­ office and at the Army and Navy good with our fund raising drive and Highlight* INCLUDtS HASTA. Almost 3,500 union employees at Fafnir's New Britain against awarding the contract to An­ drainage” director of nursing. Salmon- complete breakfasts and two com­ S Spartacad*'79 CLINT Aid Road Fund for the reconstruction sible individuals. Apply in per­ Club. Price is $4, which includes a plete dinners for $91 per person, two hop you folks who haven’t sent in ® Spartacad*'79 VtOITANLE, ONtlN SAUO and Newington plants walked off the job April 23. saldi. Ahearn said, "I’ve had a number of brook Convalescent Home, off nice buffet starting at 6 p.m. and run­ s Dick Van Dyke ® a Pone* Woman EASTWOOD from under the supervision of the House Street, Glastonbury. son : East Hartford Convales­ to a room. This trip is scheduled for your donation will do so real soon, S T Ic T a c Dough ® M ovl* "Blue Murder At SI. Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., last week urged Wayne L. Ahearn said. "I voted no as a mild calls from people complaining about cent Home, 745 Main Street, Commissioner of the State Depart­ Please call 633-5244. ning until 9 p.m. You will also Oct. 3, 4, and 5. More details later. action here at the center starts Trinlan'a” (1958) Terry-Thomas, Horvitz, head of the federal Mediation and Conciliation protest movement against spending the money spent in that area when East Hartford, 8:00 ESCAPE ment of Transportation to the town’s receive $100 worth of play money to Trip No. 2 is that super boat cruise with last Friday afternoon’s setback (H Dorothy Alastair Sim. Service, to summon negotiators in both strikes to more than $70,000 on an area in the other areas seldom see work." ATTENTION - Need 2 people gamble with at the black jack tables We had 48 players and the ®Cro**-Wlt* ® ® a Tonight Vernoncin^ '-1 Washington for talks. A decision on Moffett’s request was jurisdiction. over 21. Immediate employ­ NURSES AIDE- Hours to to good ole Bermuda. You’ll be sailing CD a Eight I* Enough ®Th*Rlfl*man FROM fairly good shape in a new part of Selectman John Carey said, “I your liking. Nice place to or the roulette wheel. At the end of were: Rose Dorello, 135; 0 Captlonad ABC New* BOUII'i - F ' ' expected later this week. have no argument. The situation is The reconstruction project should ment. This is not a fancy ad, on the Volendam which will be your winners ® M o v l* "The Third Man ALCATRAZ town when in another, older part of we simply want a person who work. Call 649-2358. the evening you can join the auction Oscar Cappuccio, 131; Andy Noske, (1949) Joseph Collen. Orson town such as the Rosedale section such that the road literally will start next week and should be com­ home for seven days. I don’t have to Welles. needs a permanent job. Ad­ for some nice prizes using your play 130; Boon Moonan, 129; Dom ’ C IN E1 m nothing is being done.” collapse." pleted bv Sept. 28. vancement opportunity. Call BANK TELLER- Trainee or elaborate on this one too much ® ® RaalPaopla Not included in the $75,000 f i^ r e is experienced- for Wapping Of­ money to make the purchase. It's a Anastasio, 127; Bea Mader, 124; Bet­ ® Opkim MS Ahearn said, “I’m also concerned He said, “One side of the road is between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - because you all know how relaxing it ^ I L L MURRAY City Races for $$ the cost of pipe needed for drainage. fice. South Windsor Bank & real fiin night and my advice to you is is and the excitement of a variety of ty Jesanis, 124; Felix Jesanis, 122; ® Joker'* (Wild about having Ansaldi do it because he completely impassable and if it goes 528-3869. E.O.E. to pick up your ticket in advance 0 Evaning At Pop* The town purchased 1,951 feet of pipe Trust Company. Hours: activities going on during the trip. Gladys Seelert, 121; Mike DeSimone, did it last time." it will be a threat to the homes on the Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. because we are allowed only a cer­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Hartford has become one of 25 at a cost of $7,628. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Yes, and you’ll have a few days to 120; Ann Thompson, 118; Catherine 6:30 3 ZANY COMEDIES First Selectman Henry Ryba said, other side." Monday through Thursday, 3 to 5:00p.m.; Friday8:30a.m. tain number of people and therefore ® Hanging In semifinalist cities in the running for federal anti-crime to 7:00 p.m., and an oc­ brouse around one of the cleanest Cappuccio, 118. ® MarvQrlffIn There is about $137,000 in the Town p.m. to to p.m. Own transpor­ only a limited number of tickets will Show Starts at 8:25 funds with its program to fight crime in three of its public cassional Saturday morning. islands around, taking in the many Our garden at the Green School is ® Liar* Chib tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; weekends anytime. Call Marilyn Eden at 289-6061. be sold at the door. sites and shopping stores. It’s always really harvesting a beautiful crop of 9:00 housing projects. Next important news is about the ® CBS Movie "The Killer Ellle" Hartford Housing Authority officials Tuesday said a fabulous trip and one you should be goodies and every couple of days Joe up SEWERS- Experienced on In­ FULL TIME SECRETARY dog races tomorrow. Our bus will be (1975) James Caan, Roberl a . — Hartford was one of more than 100 cities seeking funds Board Settles Accounts RECEPTIONIST needed for picks up lots of vegetables and prac­ 1^ a dustrial Sewing Machines. thinking about and planning. This trip Duvall. A lop secrel ageni laving here at 10:45 a.m. and so you MUS under a program administered by the U.S. Department of by the finance board. local Manchester firm. Will is scheduled for the week of Oct. 14 tically gives them away to the folks assigned to protect a Chinese a*«aenC0IM BOLTON - Several irregular Negro hired four town constables Will train if necessary. Good gamblers should arrive by 10:30 a.m. political activist is challenged by GtwaoTM COUIfli Housing and Urban Development. starting pay for the right peo­ perform a substantial amount and we will have fliers available coming to our center. for a Blue Grass Festival about a Many Applications While on trips, here’s a couple of terrorists rrsKiA Officials said 20 of the 25 cities were expected lo financial situations were handled by ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday of typing, filing and other tomorrow for giving you all the Next we have the pinochle scores the Board of Selectmen at its year ago and never paid for them. T he tow n h a s re c e iv e d 46 related office duties. Send nice ones for you to think about. thru Friday. Apply in person necessary information. Drop by and for Monday afternoon’s games. We Theater -■ 1 liUlshrld 'Diivr in receive funds. The town sent five notices to him applications for the position of ad­ at: Pillowtex Corp„ 49Regent resume to: P.O. Box 1201, First one is a three-day stay at Hartford has asked for $995,364 for the anti-crime meeting Tuesday. Manchester, Conn. pick one up and join us for a relaxing had 48 players and the lucky winners First of all two residents paid their requesting payment. ministrative assistant to the Board of Street. Manchester. Equal Lake George just in time for the fall Schedule program which would include physically improving cruise. are: Arvid Peterson, 833; Martha real estate tax bills twice. The Selectmen from all parts of the coun- Opportunity Employer M/F. foliage. Along with staying at the Tonito thru Thunday buildings to make them less susceptible to crime and Park Labor Funded FULL & PART TIME for By the way, we received a few LaBate, 802; Andy Noske, 797; Leon residents were apparently not aware try. Snack Bar and Golf Course. beautiful Deerham’s Bay Lodge E. Hartford Drive-In - helping tenants become active in crime prevention. A $4,610 request to pay for labor at STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA calls to tell us how delighted they Fallot, 794; George Last, 792; Fritz when they paid them the bills had The newly appointed Ad­ firm. Local firm located in Apply at: Tallwood Country located right on Lake George. You’ll H.O.T.S.-8:30, Sunset Cove- The program would also employ project youths the town pahks was approved by the were to read where we made such a Wilkinson, 787; Helena Gavella, 773; already been paid by their respective ministrative Assistant Selection Tolland County is seeking to Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone get a 2 hour boat ride and for this 10:00 previously involved in crime or gang activities and Board of Selectmen Tuesday. 646-1151. '2 fabulous amount of money on that John Phelps, 767; Mike DeSirrione, E. Windsor Drive-In - Committee will begin screening expand their staff to seniice you should bring your camera along counsel families, the grant application says. banks. Stanley Bates, park director, diversified small business bingo game. Well, let me say yes we 761; Clara Hemingway, 759; Grace Hooper-8; 30-Gator-10:15 The total amount of the two bills explained the budget he submitted to applications at its first meeting Aug. CARPENTERS HELPER to get all the beautiful colors. You Windsor, 758; Bob Schubert, 740, Manchester Drive-In - clients. Tax and auditing was $1,300. The board approved a tax the Board of Finance for the current 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Community experience helpful. Please WANTED to install blown-in Condominium-8:25-King Frat- insulatioit. Steady year round refund in the same amount. fiscal year was only for seasonal Ha'l- send resume to Box S, c/o 9.45-Sex on the Groove Tube- The committee is expected to Manchester Herald., work, paid medical, holiday School Signup Set Then the board received a bill for costs of operating the parks. It did and vacations. Call Jack 11:30 choose applicants who will be inter­ Mansfield Drive-In - The $500 for its membership in the not include the year round costs. RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST, Collins, 9 a.m. -12 noon only, W.CHBIESIIOE viewed for the position. The town Maine Tourism Normal Apple Dumpling Gang Rides MANCHESTER - New students in Manchester who Connecticut Conference of Bates said, "I thought the Board of Pleasant personable and 527-5630. Glass Wool Insula­ are planning to attend grades 7, 8 or 9 should register at Municipalities. The problem — the Finance would add the amount from should have an administrative assis­ capable typist wanted by of­ tion Company, 90 Pierson Again-Candleshoe-Show starts «tHl3 Lane, Windsor. AUGUSTA, Maine lUPli - Vaca- Publicity Bureau. "We can no longer increase in tourism to "hot and at dusk Ti* hay hr TV Bennet or Illing Junior High Schools before Aug. 20 town is not a meinber of that last year’s budget to my request. I tant by the end of September. fice located in the 3 Uucli, Uii{h Manchester-Vernon area. (iim travel in Maine has returned to rely on the automobile tu bring humid weather, days and days of 90- Vernon Cine 1 - Hooper- ‘iax on ttw . The office hours are from 8 a.m, to noon and from 1 to 3 organization. didn’t notice when the budget came The committee members are PART TIME. Phone from "CONDOMINUM" Emdst Shepherd, former selectman, Please send resume to Box S, normal but the governor’s Council on tourists into the state." de'gree weather which have con­ 7:20-9:30- Groove Tube” p.m. Monday through Friday. Students should bring their The CCM will be so informed. It out that they hadn’t.” c/o Manchester Herald. home servicing our customers Tourism will seek changes in the in­ Taylor said Ihe publicity bureau vinced people to take a few days and Vernon Cine 2 - Meatballs- o 8:25 report card from the last school attended. will also be told the town will con­ He said, ‘T m a little bit em­ A1 Ilg, area town manager, Richard in your own area. 249-7773. 7:10-9:15 8 1130 sider joining the organization next Vizard and J»hn Esche, SHEET METAL WORKER - dustry to prevent further drops in agrees wiith Clapp and other go to Maine, " Clapp said. New students to the junior high schools will attend a barrassed by this but I got what I SECRETARY WANTED in tourism during future gasoline shor- "In most areas, the gasoline crisis testing program at Bennett, 1151 Main St., on Aug. 21 at 8 year. recommended by the Democratic Experienced. Soldering etc. members of Ihe council who will seek asked for.” Call 528-210L______legal office in Manchester. (ages better packaging of Maine vacations, is considered to be over and we are a.m. An orientation session and an individual guidance Lastly the board voted to ask the Bates said, 'Tve estimated what Town Committee and Republican Applicant must be an Vacalioners were reportedly filling including greater availability of sea, returning to normalcy,” he said, conference to select the course of studies will follow the town attorney to send a letter to the shortfall will ba'but without it, we Town Committee respectively, and a FULL OR PART TIME - excellent typist to handle motels and hotels in most areas and George Negro to collect $175 Negro representative from the Board of Maintenance man. Laurel varied materials and have a air. bus and rail transportation. "We had a very bad June and July, LIBRARY BOOK SALE testing program at each school. can’t operate.” pleasing telephone manner. Ihe state tourist industry has They attributed the state's recent and there's no way to make It up. We Classes begin Sept. 5 at all Manchester schools. owes the town. The request must now be approved Selectmen and Board of Finance. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Manchester. Apply Monday Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru returned to normal, said Chairman can just work to a better fall foliage Saturday, August 11,1979 s through Friday, ll-3, Fridav. Salary commensurate Gordon Clapp, a Bangor travel agent. ZBA Piihlir Hearing and winter skiing season." with...iiu iexperience.___ D/>nlv with Reply with Clapp said Tuesday the council’s 10 A M - 4 P M TOOLMAKER WANTED - references to Box EE, c/o BOLTON — The Zoning Board of Manchester Herald. best estimates projed a 35 percent Appeals will have a public hearing Prototype and machine Postal Service Headed for a Profit building. Apply in person, 81 loss in revenue lor the tourist in­ iVlarine Corps League Aug. 20 to discuss a request for a i z A in o r until 1981 despite increasing costs. Any in­ MATURE SECRETAR’Y '^ MARY CHENEY LIBRARY _ _ ...... but that __ probably(A that won’t hold uicitpR up to thatConnecticut’s Bolger capital visited city Connecticut’s until 1981 capital despite city increasini Commerce Street. Glaston­ dustry this summer, "and that variance from Brian Hedges of West MANCHESTER - The Marine HARTFORD (UPI) - The nation’s top crease must be approved by the agency’s bury, or call 633-4895. RECEPTIONIST. Light 586 Main 8 L , ManeliMtBr amount,” Bolger said, adding any surplus for a meeting of the postal service’s Board Bookkeeping, typing, and translates into millions of dollars.' Hartford. Hedges wants to construct Corps League will meet tonight at 8 mailman says higher postal rates, in­ board of governors and the Independent But by this week only campgrounds South Baaamant reduction by the end of the fiscal year of Governors. MANAGER FOR transcribing skills. Part time. a single family dwelling on French at the Marine Club, Parker Street. creased mechanization and improved The postmaster general said it would be Postal Rate Commission. Flexible hours. Manchester in Baxter Stale Park in northern Road on backland that has less than Sept. 30 would not represent a ’’substan­ JANnYlRlAL OPERATION - management has the U.S. Postal Service the first time the postal service has Must have experience direc­ Professioanl Office. Send Maine were still experiencing the required frontage. headed toward something it hasn’t ac­ tial portion.” resume to Box DD, c/o AARE’ T rip R em inder PRICES 104 to $5 He attributed the surplus to improved realized a surplus since 1945. The seiwice, “Of course, our expenses have bwn ting and following up super­ problems, with many reporting as complished in 34 years - a profit. visors. Salary in the teens. Manchester Herald. • MANCHESTER - Members of the A I'M V X K X A l.H U 'll HI. Ib I a i management; added mechanization; and which became an independent operation in going up drastically, too,” he said. “It few as one or two campers at \leeling l*osl|M>ne(l ini'rtyAvmtia,; - Postmaster General William Bolger For more information toward American Association of Retired Wide selection of books ‘mam r. the 2-cent increase approved in May 1978. 1971, ran a deficit of ^75 million m fiscal costs us 85-cenU out of every dollar for name and telephone number MOTEL DESK CLERK - grounds which in past years were EAST HARTFORD Tuesday added the postal service probably Saturday and Sunday after­ BOLTON — The Board of Educa­ s PLEASE CAU.THEATRE The increase from 13 cents to 15 cents for 1978. wages and fringe benefits for our to Box Y c/o Manchester full, said Clapp. Persons, Chapter No. 1275, will leave Come one - Come all (j s ROiiti !, DRIVf IN ■■.n won’t ask for another postal rate increase noons. Re/ercnces. 646-6814. "It's taught us a lesson. " said tion meeting scheduled for Thursday the parking lot at 11 a.m. on Aug. 15 FOR SCREEN TIMES first-class mail generated ”a couple of He added he did not expect^ the postal employees.” Herald. for at least another two years. service to ask for another rate increase Bruce Taylor, director of vacation has been postponed to Aug. 16 at 8 for the trip to the Goodspeed Opera “ We have a $518 million surplus to date. billion dollars” alone, he said. 'ravel marketing lor ihe Maine p.m. at Bolton Center School House. EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8, 197 9 - PAGE SEVENTEEN

k ’k-k-k-k'k'k'k'k'k'k-k-k-k-k-k-k'k idr-kirk-kir-k* • k -k -k ★ -k-k-k -k* * ★ ★ ★ p a g e SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed,, 18, 1979 22 IS HsIpWsimd IS Htip Hfantad n BimAm m OpperMnHy 14 HomM'for Stl* T o ll rp Ns/p HfanM MALE AND FEMALE - Part NOnCE TO CREDITORS PRODUCTION WORKERS- K O M T im VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco ESTATE OF HULUl CONRAD. Snacks with locaUons $3,560 decMSfd Full time. Physical work in­ JAlfiTORS WANTED volved. Must be i8 years or CALL TOLL FREE 1 -8 0 0 ^ The Hon William E. Fil:G«raW. t iA T M M i H N K 2355 Ext. 906. Judge. o( the Court of Probate, older. Apply at the: Poppe Some tools required. Apply DiMrict of Manchester at a hearins McDonald's has opanlngs (or janllora 12 PM - 8 Shoppe, ^ Spencer StrMt, Call 643-2711 held on Julv 30. 1979 ordered that all AM . 5 day work weak. $165.00 to start. Benefits in person; claims must be presented to the Manchester. MMTOM Call 643-2711 i f # . ? to u T * (iduriarv- on or before October 30.1979 Include Insurance, sick time and vacation pay. * EDUCATION nr be barred as bv law provided. if if If If if if- N -d ...... Pearl J. Hultman. For an Interview call 875-8569. CARRIER Au't. Gerk S3 Apartmonta For Pont S3 The (iduciarv i» Prfvata'inftnicttont IS PICK YOUR ...... 43 EXFEHBICED Houaahold Goods 40 Artlelaa tor Salo 41 Artlelaa lor Salo 41 ,1 Morton Dunn PART TIME POSITION for NEEDED 28 474 MAIN STREET - Second MANCHESTER- Extra large, 169 Oakwood Ave . McDonald’s REMEDIAL READING and Homaa For Salo 23 Pool Batata IVanlad West llartford. CT students with license and car. ELECTRIC RANGE- With- FORCED HOT AIR AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. floor. 3 room heated apart­ 3 rooms, very secluded. Only 1221 TOLLAND TURNPIKE In This Area math; individualized work PRICES CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye U6I19 NURSE HIES Hourly rate plus mileage. ALL CASH For your property, eye level oven, and lower set, electric welder, acetylene FURNACE- Some age but fine ^ b le and white. Champion ment. No appliances, no pets. $225.00. (221-3). Rental 00;-8 - :______MANCHESTER, CT. Apply G. Siddell, The Hart­ program, (lst-8th grade) by SOUTH MANCHESTER BV quality and temperament. 643- Security, tenant insurance Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee. OWNER- 6 Room Caoe. Good within 24 hours. Avoid Red oven. First $100 takes it. Call outfit, aluminum ladder, working order. Four burner ford Courant, 649-5251. Hawthorne SL master's degree teacher. 568- ■Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 568-9439. trailer tires, new electric naturafgas stove, brown. Fine required. $225/monthly. Call IVoIkiIp NoIim * •aaaa' aaaaaaaaagfaa NEEDED 8075. size rooms. Beautiful acre. ______,------646-2426 from 9 - 5. ROCKVILLE- Luxurious 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BO’S Fireplace. Eat-in kitchen, 2 Corp. 6464)131. generator, electric lawn- older wardrobe. 649-5547. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hsfp Wantad IS To provldo Nursing Caro SECRETARY / (7-204) I Older 6 room aluminum I MAYTAG GAS DRYER FOR mower. Evenings, 633-7060. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD bedroom, yard for kids and ESTATE OF ROBERT H PARKS, aka Htip Wanted IS BOOKKEEPER for busy ren­ RIDING LESSONS indoor baths. 1 car garage. Walk out REGISTERED HALF In privalo homot and ■ sided Colonial with! SELLING your house? Call us SALE- Good condition. $100 or OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. pets. Only $155.00. (221-4). ROBERT HAOEN PARKS, deceased FULL i PART TIME HELP tal office. Please apply in per­ Strickland SL riding ring. Western stock basement. Highland Park Hutch, walnut finish, ARABIAN GELDING - Red Rental Assistors. 236-5646. The Hon William E FiUGerald. LEGAL SECRETARY- MtdIctI Facllltlof. Part hireplaced livlngroom.r area. $72,900. 6«-5333. first and we'll make you a best offer. Telephone 646-4025. Judge. o( the Court of Probate. NEEDED- Retail experience son, hours of 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. seat, saddle seat and hunt cash offer! T.J. Crockett, TOILET 4 MEDICINE excellent condition $150. New with white blaze and rear Small fee. Eastern Law Firm. Full tlmo,(ulltlmo.Conildora- seat. All levels 228-9817. I Formal dining room, 3| DiMrict of Manchester at a hearing benefits. Experienced in necessary. Apply in person: at Fountain Village Realtor, 643-1577. CABINET. Good condition. B-13 Steel Radial Firestone stockings. 6 49^5. held on Julv 30. 1979 ordered that all Parkade Liggett-Rexall. llon givon to prtlortnco (9-99) I MANCHESTER Domestic Relations and/or Apartments. 175 Downey bedrooms, located in fine| Suitable for cottage or boat. 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. ALL UTILITIES PAID. claims must be presented to the ol:—Location and Hours. Drive, Manchester, see CMI i m VOICE, PIANO Instructions. IMMACULATE aluminum A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD (idunarv on or before October 30.1979 Commerical Law, preferred I neighborhood. MAY WE BUY your home? □MISC. FOR SALE Please call 643-6540. HOME SWEET HOME - Luxurious 1 bedroom, many MEN NEEDED by small NO FEE ■ weekly PAY Carroll Johnson Brundrett. Former faculty New York sided Cape with 2 car garage, Complete health-g^uard Could help to sell your items extras, $200.00. (224-4) Rental or be bjirred as bv law provided but not required. Call 423-9231. eee-ioTe I Price $52,900. fireplace, baseboard heat. Quick, fair, all cash and no Pearl J Hultman. manufacturing company for a For intormatlon call Music and Art High School. roblem. Call Warren E. facilities. Cats also. Canine faster, rent your room quicker Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee. AssT Clerk variety of jobs using hand and 643-9515 FIREMAN - WATCHMAN. Professional Singer/Pianist. 41 BLACK 4 WHITE Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon and bring you better results! The fiduciary is FULL TIM E Assumable.7 K la „ d ,' Realtors, 643-1108 Arllcloa lor Salo WOOD PICTURE FRAME PORTABLE TELEVISION power tools. R ^uires basic AID A ASSISTANCE Experience on high pressure LAUNDRY FOLDER - 644-8597. possible. Nice 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Ask the Herald Classified Ad SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS, Anna Parks EXPERIENCED and respon­ 60’t SET- $30. Call 528-7212 - r ; r = . ” . r ; r . V . . ^rkV‘1bour^etaTs“ Ftot^he 150 Delmont St , mechanical ability and some ol North Eatlem Conn. boiler preferred. Year round, Applications now being Group I, Belfiore Agency, 647- 40 Coffee 4 End Tables $20. lovely 4 bedroom, deep shag M.mchester. Ct 06040 sible Pizza and Grinder help. accepted for part time 19 I Pick either the 6 room cape I 1413. Houaahold Goods shop experience. High school Inc. good wages and overtime. Sehoola-Clattaa Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors anytime. Uualcal Inatrumenta 44 STAR to work for you! Phone carpet, yard for kids and pets. 006-8 Apply in person: La Strada rads only. Must be mature, Paid CMS, Blue Cross and employment in our laundry lo r the 6 room Colonial.I West, 471 Hartford Road, REFRIGERATORS 4 Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ 643-2711. Only $300.00, (225-1). Rental fependable and willing to W Em I Canitr Strttti Life Insurance. A|^ly department. Weekends 3rd FOR THE BEST - Manchester |B oUi have vinyl siding, IVkI ANDOVER - Contemporary ALUMINUM Sheets used as ment, (fins, mask, gloves, FREE CASE with all 1/2 Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee. between 2 and 5 p.m. Manehtftaf shift. Meadows Convalescent I baths, fireplace, wall-to-l Washers / Ranges, used, printing plates, .007 thick work. $3.50 to start. 7:30 AM Amerbelle, Corp^ 104 East Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Ranch, balcony, family game guaranteed and clean. New knife), old rocker $10. 649- price Guitars with this ad. INVITATION to 4 PM. 289-9321. Main Street, Rockville, Home, 333 Bidwell Street, pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Iwall carpet and more. room, newly remodeled, gar­ 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for BRAND NEW WEDDING Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, EAST HARTFORD- Char­ HELP WANTED FULL shipment damaged, G.E 4 $1, Phone 643-2711. Must be 1104. between 9 AM and 3:30 PM. Manchester. 647-9194. troductory lesson with this ad. 1 Price $62,900. age. 1 3/4 acres. $75,900. ERA FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til ming 2 bedrooms, new TIME- Gas SUtlon Attendent. M ACHINIST DEMONSTRATORS- Earn Call 6466306, or 6463549, picked up before 11 a m. MANCHESTER MAIN TO BID Immediate opening. Apply in An E.O.E. Miller and Piera, Route 66, „ n Pearl 4 Son, 649 Main Best reasonable offer 9 p.m. appliances, wall to wall BRIDGEPORT. 1 year $1000 or more selling name CLERICAL PERSON Hebron. 649-5273 or 228-3518. “ ONLY. STREET- 2 - 3 room apart­ person only to: Stan Graham, accepted. Please telephone ment, heated, hot waier, carpet, $200.00, (226-2). Ren­ The Eighth Utilities District experience, trainee. Call brand toys and gifts (Fisher- PART TIME BOOKKEEPER NEEDED. PROCESSING of 646-2161, after 6:00 p.m. TROMBONE- In excellent tal Assistors. 236-5646. Small Moriarty Brothers, 70’S YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN appliances, no pets, parking, seeks bids for heating oil and today, Newgate Machine, Price, Tonka, Fenton). - with payroll experience. Call purchase orders, inventory □ REAL ESTATE I Lota-Land lor Salo 24 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! condition. Bucscher. with fee. Manchester.______Manchester. M7-1789. Treasure House party plan 646-6323, Monday, Wednesday and stock control, general gal Drive by 158 Ludlow Rd. DELIVERING DARK LOAM CABINETS FOR SALE- Good oversized case. $250. Call 649- security. 523-7047. service for the year 1979-1980. c u m ICE CBEAM irson friday. Goi^ chance for ad- Ithen call us to inspect this Custom made draperies, slip­ - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also condition. Need paint. Call ★ Sealed proposals will be Call collect person to or Friday mornings. •' . >«__ TT0.D Davu>h BOLTON CENTER - 1 1/2 covers and upholstery. Budget 7085 anytime. NEE08 WANTED PART TIME for Miss Carol 491-210 Also vancement. Typini essential, fine 7 room U iR Ranchi sand, gravel and stone. 643- 643-0062 PLEASANT QUIET com­ received until 4:00 p.m., Homos For Sala 23 acres, view. $22,000. ERA Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 5 ROOM APARTMENT - Cen­ PART TIME HELP RECEPTIONIST FOR booking parties. GREENHOUSE AND Will train. Call rs. Bloom, with 2 car garage. Two I Miller and Piera. 649-5273 or 9504. ELECTROLUX Vacuum with VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. pletely renovated 4 room Friday. August 17, 1979. Bids or 646-1000. apartment. First floor. trally located. Stove and PHYSICIAN- Manchester of­ NURSERY HELPERS. Full 6462900. COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 baths, 2 fireplaces, walkj 228-3518. power nozzle in good condi­ Excellent condition. $90.00. refrigerator furnished. 649- will be publicly opened, read fice. 1 - 2 half days weekly, time. Preferably Voag. Or out basement. Priced tion. Call 646-3125. Asking Call 643-4762. Mature, responsible adults on­ ROOMS, 1st floor family ly. No pets. Security. Call 649- 7184. and recorded at the August 20, Apply hi ppnon i t possibly more time come fall. greenhouse training. $250 WEEKLY MAILING room with fireplace, 4 $125. $77,900. 45 5897 afterifter 6 PM. meeting of the Eighth 1917 tUSNSIDS AVSNUI Call days, 246-4260: evenings MMCHESTER/VERNON Excellent opportunity to a n d s t u f f i n g generous sized bedrooms, 2 Boeta-Acceaaorlea DESIRABLE TOWNHOUSE- 561-0612. learn. Some tractor ENVELOPES. Send stomped Utilities District. The right is SAIT HASTFOSD. CT. AREA 1/2 baths, central air. 2 car MANCHESTER - Convenient 2 Bedrooms. Conveniently reserved to reject any of all experience helpful but not envelope: M & B Enterprises, garage, walkout basement, ‘le t Our Reputation Go To Work For You” CRAFTSMEN 10" RADIAL 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT located. Adults. No pets. EXPERIENCED NEED REPRESENTATIVE Box 4181. Topeka, KS. 66604. I 80’S area. Modern 4-room apart­ bids. Bids quotes are to be MECHANICALLY necessary. Call 643-8474. $83,500. Group I, Philbrick I You will be impressed withl ARM SAW with table and CENTER CONSOLE- With Lease. Security. Range, APPLY ONLY- Roofing, Woodland Gardens, 168 Agency. 6464200. accessories. Used once. Call 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. ment. Mature adults only. sent to the Eighth Utilities INCLINED PERSON - I the quality of this fine 71 $285 monthly. Hayes Corp. refrigerator. Heat, hot water, Experienced in light plurnbiog Siding & Home Remodeling. 2 people with initiative who Woodland Street, Manchester. WANTED CLERICAL 643- 1009. Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, parking. Available September District. 32 Main St., ASSISTANT- Tolland Counto [room Raised Ranch built| 646A)131. and electrical work. Write to Call 742-8440, or 643-8769. desire to advance into SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, 2 built in 40 gallon gas tank, 1st. 646-3832, and 643-7796. Manchester, Conn. 06040. DESK CLERK- Part time Superior Court. E.O.E. ■ by Wendell Reid. LocaU extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has Box F, c/o Manchester management, with one of baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ AIR CONDITIONER - 6.000 FOR RENT FOUR ROOM Helen J. Warrington RN or LPN - Full or part weekends. Mature person. Typing, bookkeeping and maculate Condition. Heated ■ in the Forest Hills Areal BTU. Runs well. $65. new bottom paint, and is in Herald. the largest companies in APARTMENT- Centrally 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Clerk time. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurel Will train. Madison Motor Inn. general office skills required. garage, cast iron baseboard I this home has much tol 27 'W x 18' H. Call alter 5 PM. water. Bought larger boat. this field. Write Mr. John ss nnn mmnrpte 742?7668 located. No pets, no children in Coventry. No pets. 1 child Eighth Utilities JANITORIAL HELP Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, 393 Main Street, East Hart­ Call 875-6294. radiation. Blue stone 1 offer. Call today to inspect.| 649-9604. accepted. $235/month. Mor­ Manchester. Lulek at 765 Main St., East ford. 568-3560. Married couple preferred District WANTED- East Hartford, fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ I Price $81,900. References and security nings, weekends. 742-9828. South Windsor, Tolland area, Hartford, CT 06108. GAL FRIDAY - For clerical ly landscaped. Complete Sporting Goods 46 LIVE IN COMPANION for AUTO PARTS DRIVER and phone answering duties. DROP LEAF TABLE- 4 ft. deposit. Stove, refrigerator 5 to 9 p.m., Monday thru An Equal Opportunity Company recreation compound, 20x40 and heat furnished. Call FOUR ROOM, SECOND MANCHESTER STATE BANK elderly gentleman in Glaston­ wanted for local store. Some Hours flexible. IMeasant in-ground pool. Cabana, solid cherry by Harden. Good HIGH STANDARD 357 Friday. Middle a« man M ’S evenings. 649-5664. FLOOR - Near busline. preferred. Roger C. Pease & bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- clerical work necessary. Big working conditions with Malibu lights, flowered Aqua 40ME LIKE A PALACE condition. '$100.00 firm. Call Magnum. Very little use. Call Appliances, Mature adults. No Consolidation Report of Condition professional lawn treatment I For the ultimate in fine I FIRST OWNER HOME Son, 875-6570.______5653 or 643-5932. COMMUNICATIONS A Auto Parts, Glastonbury, slide, sundrellas. redwood South Windsor home on well landscaped lot complete 644- 8160. 646-3263. pets. Security, lease, Including iXmiestir Subsidiaries! of 6594)535. company. Call Lawn-A-Mat, I living we proudly offer this I ATTRACTIVELY PANELED TRAINEES, 17-25, will train. privacy fence. 3 driveways Brand new and waiting just lor you. Put your personal with summerhouse, inground pool and bathhouse. 2 room apartment. Stove, reference required. Parking, the Manchester Stale Bank of 649-to, 9 AM-4 PM for ap­ plus much more! Group I, room U & R Contem- ELECTRIC STOVE- 40'’. 2 Mancliosicr, Connecticut. 06040. a Call 646-7888. touch to this 4 bedroom Federal Colonial and have a Colonial 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms, fireplaces, applianced refrigerator, heat. Adults, no utilities. $225. Call after 4 WAITRESS WANTED- Apply pointment. Philbrick Agency, 6464200. Iporary Colonial set on I lovely home in a prestige area. Fireplaced family ovens, deep well. $100.00. member of Koder.il Reserve District INVITATION INVITATION kitchen, recreation room and laundry. Call tcKiay. $99.- Also, tire B78X13, $35.00. Call Antiquea 48 references, no pets. $205. 646* PM. 649-0783. No 51-132. ;il the riosool business June FOOD MANAGEMENT in person to: La Strada West I private cul-de-sac. Four I room, formal dining area. 2 ^ baths, aluminum siding, Restaurant, 471 Hartford KENNEL ASSISTANT, High VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 900. 643-1814. 3167 , 228-3540. ■m TO BID TO BID TRAINEES, 17-25, Will train, Ib^rooms. 2V9 baths, 2 carl topped with breathtaking view. $91,000 WANTED: Antique furniture. Call 646-7888. Road. Manchester. School JUNIOR only. Steady ROOM COLONIAL- 3 ■ garage, fireplaced family I ASSETS part time involvement with ______glass, pewter, oil paintings or VERNON , ROCKVILLE- Homes lor Pent 54 The Manchester Board of The Manchester Board of fireplaces, large Family [room and much more.| Accepting applications for 2 Cash and due from MANCHESTER LAW FIRM pets, public and maintenance. Room. Very luxurious SELL other antique items. R. 12.250,000.00 Education solicits bids for a Education solicits bids for In­ MARINE ENGINEERING I Price $99,500. depository institutions seeking full time secretory. Male or outdoor type female,' throughout! Call R. Zimmer. ci^r^'iTi'iRF^RioIpIPcVion'' Harrison, 643-8709. Bedroom“Apartment, starling MANCHESTER- Beautiful 6 U S. Treasury securities 350.000.00 dustrial Arts for the 1979-1980 TRAINEES, 17 - 24, will train, # Cargo Van for the' 1979-1980 Call I^ssner, Rottner, Karp Canine Holiday Innne, 200 J.D. Real Estate for details. Please call evenings. 528-3074...... V. at $191 monthly. Includes all R„oni Raised Ranch, 1 1/2 Other bonds, notes and school year. Sealed bids will school year. Sealed bids will Call 646-7888. Wanted to Buy 49 utilities, wall-to-wall baths, 3 bedrooms, dining debentures 665.000 00 and Plepler, P. C. - 649-5277. Sheldon Rd., Manchester 6461980, or 647-1139. or 528-5096. be received until 3:00 P.M., be received until 3:00 P.M., Inquire 3/5 PM. I We have more — call today | carpeting and appliances. Call room, eat-in size kitchen, 2 Federal Reserve sloi'k and NUCLEAR TRAINEES, 17- WANTED - 700 or 750 x 18 11.000 00 August 22,1979, at which time August 21,1979, at which time ARTHUR TREACHERS IS 1-237-8858, EHO. ear garage. Country living on corporate slock 24, HS Grad. Will train. Call M A N CH ESTER, BY on these fine homes. tires. Also old car or truck to Federal funds sold and they will be publicly opened. they will be publicly opened. NOW accepting applications NURSES AIDES - 7 - 3, and 3 7 FT. MOUNTED SAIL FISH, approximately 1 acre of land. 646-7888. OWNER. 6 room Cape, new restore and old car parts. 644- THREE BEDROOM securities purchased The right is reserved to reject The right is reserved to reject for day or evening part time to 11, part time and full time. kitchen, lovely yard. fcO's. By hardcover books, end tables, $550 per month. Security 3234. DUPLEX- Stove, required. No pets. Arnida Si under agreements any and all bids. any and a ll bids*. help. Male and female, no Enjoy working in a very plea­ appointment. 643-9380. No lamps, lawn furniture. 10' to resell 850.000.00 h a l m t a t c Chinese ...... refrigerator, dishwasher. 1 Barcomb, 644-8000, 644-1539. Specifications and bid forms Specifications and bid forms experience necessary. Must sant and home like at­ agents. Castro convertable, '3 ' Uans Total be over 18. Apply in Mrson: mosphere, helping our elderly iumiture, 20 cubic ft. Amana 1/2 baths, yard,|, garage. Nice ■excluding unearned may be secured at the may be secured at the Manchester. Arthur Treachers Fish Ic patients. Experienced MANCHESTER ■ Immaculate GR0UP1 freezer, workbench, musical □ R E N T A L S neighborhood. income' 11,126.000 (» Business Office, 45 N, Main Business Office, 45 N. School preferred. Please Call Doris $345 monthly plus gas heat and posits of individuals, Chips, 401 Center Street, oversized 7 Room Cape, full j m x s io n /a v m iie decanters. Call 528-5871. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ Blaine RN, Director of ZINSSER MENCY utilities. References required. OHIcea-Stores lor Pont 55 b' Less allowance Manchester. dormer, full basement. 3 or 4 a w a y IS o m t h e h u s t l e a b u s t l e Rooms lor Pent 52 ticut. Raymond E. Demers, ticut, Raymond E. Demers, Nurses. 640-0129. Manchester bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, SEARS 15 INCH COLOR T V. Available September 1st. [or possible Ranch nestled on 4 plus acres of country-side, yet (Possibly earlier) Call 643- loan losses 156,0(KI 00 Business Manager Business Manager COVENTRY HIGH SCHOOL Manor Nursing Home, 385 fireplace, aluminum siding. 646-1511 - Good picture with cable MANCHESTER ■ Main Street ■ within easy commute to city. Home has 6 rooms. 3 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ 6184. ______modern offices available. 300 c' l)Oans, Net 10.970.000.00 013-8 009-8 GUIDANCE SECRETARY - Center Street, Manchester. Low $60s. Must Be Seen! 643- 6 4 $ - 1 3 i e hookup. $35 Call after 5 PM. trally located. Downtown liank premises, furni- Full time, typing and 7222. No agents. bedrooms. 2 baths, central vaccum, self cleaning 649-5943. and 400 sq. ft. respectively. lure and fixtures range, fireplace in living room and outside deck Manchester. Kitchen MANCHESTER- 2 Bedroom Heat, AC included. Call 646- shorthand skills required. FULL TIME COOK. 9 to 5, “The Neighborhood Profeaaionala privileges. Call 649-2358. and other assets Contact Dr. Donald Nicoletti, Monday thru Friday. $3.00 to barbecue and much more. $95,000 MUST SELL ■ BEING Townhouse. Air conditioning, 2469 or 646-2755. representing bank 3.95 per hour. 1 week paid' TRANSFERRED. 1 1/2 cords wall-to-wall, dishwasher. No premises 554.000 00 NOTICE at 742-8913 or 742-7317. MANCHESTER SUMMER vacation first year. Health in­ of firewood $80; 2 78-14 snow pets. $305 monthly. September Customers liability STREET- 4 Rooms available 1st. 643-1547 nights, 644-9701 to this bank on ac- PUBLIC HEARING surance available. Cali Mike tires $50; sectional sofa with September 1st. Parking. No at 6461978. matching chair $225. Call 646- days. jepfances out­ ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS utilities, or pets. Security standing xxxx 0880 after 5:30 PM. ■ BOARD OF DIRECTORS HIGH SCHOOL sophomore PART TIME WAITRESESS - deposit. 644-1408. 5 ROOMS. Isl FLOOR. Heat, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and junior girls for waitress Lunch and dinner shifts. App­ e and so forth. Married Other assets 163.000 00 work. Part time after school, Secretaries 3 CAREER PEOPLE S J only. No children or TOTAL ASSETS $]S.843.000.00 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of ly in person at Tacorral, 246 TA G S A LES about 3 nights and Saturdays. Broad Street, Manchester. LOOKING FOR 4th room­ pets. Rent $240. 643-5555. LIABII.ITIES Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Pleasant working conditions, If you (ton type 50 wpm and take shorthand at mate to share private home in t)oniand deposits ol ATTOmON REALTORS quiet suburban Manchester Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, OLDER 2 BEDROOM individuals, partner­ good gratuities. Apply in per­ FULL TIME DISHWASHER ■ 80-100 wpm, we want to talk to you about our TAG SALE- Friday and Satur­ OFFICES, EXCELLENT Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, August 14, 1979, at 8:00 son Brass Key Restaurant. area. All living cost included DUPLEX - Large rooms, cen­ ships and 9 to 5, Monday thru Friday Secretarial openings. The positions may include day, August loth & 11th. 1-10- in rent. Own room. Call 643- LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 corporations S P.M, to consider and act on the following: Call■ ...... Mike ati 6 4i-1978. 6 ir- 4. 36 Flag Drive (off Scott) trally located. 1 child, no pets. MEDIUM SIZE EAST general administrative duties, correspondence jlgjjjg' 8284 after 12 noon. ■ References and security. banks. 500 square feet. $150 Time and savings de­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Furniture, household monthly. For information call posits o( individuals, HARTFORD LAW FIRM KITCHEN HELP WANTED and report preparation. One or two years of miscellaneous. Available September 1st. Call partnerships, and 1979-80 TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve F ^ seeks legal secretory with Apartments For Pent 53 after 6 PM. 647-1951. 649-5334...... ^35|000,00 for private country club. experience in a secretarial position Is preferred. corporaiions legal experience. 289-%25. Please call 872-9133. MOVING TO FLORIDA- Tag Dofwsits ol I'nited to be financ^ from unappropriated fund balance (surplus) COm K MIG. 23rd LOOKING for anything in real VERNON- Lovely, 2 SPACE AVAILABLE- Ap­ Siaips Government MACHINISTS FOR In addition to a good salary, we offer a liberal Sale and Garage Sale. 10 AM proximately 2400 square feet. resulting from a payment received from the Manchester GROUNDS POSITION FOOTBALL COACH - Anyone estate rental - apartments, bedrooms, new appliances, Deposits of States and AIRCRAFT PARTS- package of financial and social benefits. And our until ?. Both days. August 11th homes, multiple dwellings? Good location. Varied political subdivisions Housing Authority in a like amount. AVAILABLE - Apply in per­ interested in coaching football and 12lh. 79 Baldwin Road, plush caroct, kids OK, $200.00. . m J D Experimental and short run. son at Manchester Country No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate (220-4). Rental Assistors 236- possibilities. Call 289-7968 m the I'nited Stales Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund MUgei e x p e rie n c e at East Catholic H i^ School downtown location Is easy to get to with a bus Manchester, Inspection day of after 12 noon. Deposits of Club maintenance building Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 5646. Small fee. 1979-80, TRANSFER to Capitol Improvement Reserve Fund preferred. To work on either on a voluntary basis please subsidy to help ctg the cost. sale please. commeriial banks between I PM and 3 PM. call 742-9601. Certilied and ...... $16,000.00 lathe, bridgeport, cintimatic Ike EAST of The RIVER officers' chocks M.OOO.OO to be financed by Stole of Connecticut Department of Transpor or tracer. Top pay for right _ If you qualify, please call Amelia Battalino at Total Deposits «6.000 00 tation Town Aid Funds. " '^ n . Exccllen^t ^fnnge 277-7216 or Jeannette Goulet at 277-2753 for an a 'll Total CARRIER NEEDED A HOME FOR EVERYONE! demand Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 121 Adams appointment. deposits 6,899.000 00 1979-80, Recreation Department street, Manchester, 647-9935. h the Folliming hsa: REALTORS GUIDE a i2> Total ...... ^tnJU.vv - time and savings to be financed by payment already received from Readers INSTALLER- 3M Scotchtint A complete tabloid of local Realtors deposits 7,068,000 00 Dieest Magazine as a partial payment for the Bonnie Pruden solar control films. Start Joseph SL bearing WnrkshoDS P otential. Strong SL demand noies mote Worksnops. . « i E'.,nrf Rnrtoot Excellent fringe benefits, servicing the East of The River Area. balances' issued ProposedProDosed additional appropriation to General Fund budget T-aininffTraining provided.orovided. Call Woodland St. (18-95) to the 1979-80. Recreation Department Elmore Associates. 647-1411. Hilliard SL(80t90) I'S Treasury 266.000.00 ,...$100.00 THE TRAVELERS Other liabilities 215.000.00 TOT.U LIABILITIES 14.467.000 00 to be financed by a donation already received from the SUPERINTENDANT- 110 un­ in downtown Hartford Copy Deadline: Aug. 14 for space E gi lTY CAPITAL Manchester Chapter of UNICO International, its. Hard worker. Mechanical Call Sue experience necessary. Please 1 i i i , Common stock a No Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special An equal opportunity employer MIF Shares authorized 100,000 ^ p ly in person 9 to 11 at 646-1076 b Nn shares Grants, Fund 41, Program for Visually Impaired Students Fountain Village Apartments, outstanding ...... $16,345.00 _ __ ...... ^ for copy deadline 175 D ow ney D riv e , Aug. 1 7 With 3 generous bedrooms, 1 full and 2 half baths, 2 INVEST TODAYI 75.00(1 'par value' 750.000 00 to be financed by the State Board of Education and Services for Manchester, seetarroll John- 350.000. 00 fireplaces, family room, huge 20x20 deck, large In this 6-6 duplex with separate heating systems 276.000. the 00 Blind. son Brundrett.______i SUBSTITUTES NEEDED | wooded lot and much more! Low 70’s and basements. Much modernization already done. TOTAL EgriTY Proposed additional appropriation to the Capital Improvement CAPITAL i.376.000.00 Stop waiting and take action!! Reserve Fund, Highway Department $ao 000 00 Y T I FOR SOUTH WINDSOR TOTAL LIABILITIES I PUBLIC SCHOOLS j AM) EUTITY CAPITAL 15.843.000.00 to be financed from unappropriated surplus. MEMORANDA Proposed Ordinance — to consider an Ordinance for the acquisi- p[[ii tim elnd CONTACT SUE PECK ! I ] .^mounts outstanding tion of a 40 foot right-of-way adjacent to Pilgrim U ne for the hours available, as oi report date 67,(X)0 00 I Pay rataa for aubaUtuta taachara. $26 a day, pay | Time icrlilicatcs of purchase price of $1.00. ideal hours for mothers, App- I day avary two waaka. | 'leposK in denomina­ Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 9 for Sewer System ly in p erson; Childrens tions of $100.000 00 c- Wearhouse, (inside Marshalls or more 472,000 00 Evaluation Study ^ Mall), Manchester Parkade. I Contact Miriam \ ...... $186,052.00 REAL ESTATE EDITOR 2 Average for 30 I dlundav ddVi -oi to be financed by Grants from the Federal Environmental MEDICAL SOCIAL I 644-0732 or B28-2191 { cdli’mlai month' ending Protection Agency and the State of Connecticut Department of WORKER- To work in rural With re|Kjrt Environmental Protection. community health setting on AM8ALDI BUILT date $1,861.00000 3 bedroom Colonial in the Richard “ hwl a Cash and due from Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61- part time basis. Please con- Picture yourself in a rewarding poslUon as a num 6 room Cape Cod on the West side. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 818, Human,Resource Development Agency - Day Care Scr- tact: f^mmunity Health Ser­ district 2 fireplaces, screened in ^ rc h with patio fireplaced living room, double garage and a ONE b Federal funds sold and aide. If you always wanted to work in Uie health and barbecue! Beautiful hard wogd floors plus a vices, October 1, 1979 to September 30, 1980 ^ ^ T e r', YEAR LIMITBD. HOME WARRANTY!_ securities purchased TOWN OF MANCHE8TCR care field but lacked the training and experience great treed lot. 80’s. under agreements CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING to resell 1,066.000 00 to be financed by Grants from the State Department of Human ______POSITION VACANCY necessary, here is your opportunity to learn Uie Total loans 12,016.000 00 required skills while earning excellent wages and Time certificates of Resources. EMPLOYMENT OPENINGS- POLICE OFFICER deposits in deonomi- benefits. BLANCHARD R O SS En i Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget }P Se®nt™ '^nd“^^^^^ i Divisions. Carpentry and con­ $13,8M - $18,780 nations of $iuo 000 00 1979-80, Recreation Department — S.A.M. or more 647,000 00 $45.00 struction experience helpful. TIm Mtadows ConvalMcant Horn* offan: REALTORS Total deposits 13,394,000 00 Call B. A. Lozi The Town of Manchester has openings for position of 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour Comer of McKee Total assets 16.820.000,00 to be financed by contributions already received. 4484 ; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 189 West Canter I. the undersigned officer, do hereby I Police Officer. Individuals with good social and general effective December 1, 1979. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund 81, 648-2482 declare that this Report of I intelligence are desired. Applicants must have graduated Manchester Cataloging Systems Services RN- Part time. Responsible 2. Fully paid Insurance: hospital, medical, life and IQUAL HOUSINO OPPOHTUMITV CONDITION I including the supporting ...... $17,288.00 for Weil Child Clinic and I from a standard high school, technical school or have an sciH*dules> has been prepared in con­ lequivalent education as certified by the State Board ol disability. formance with the instructions issued to be financed by payments from the State of Connecticut Limited Community Nursing. by the Federal IJeposit Insurance Cor­ For further information con­ lEducation, and not less than three years of employment 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1960. poration and IS (rue to the best of my already received. tact: Community Health Ser- I involving increasingly complex relationships with the knowledge and belief Joseph Hachey, Proposed additional appropriation to Whiton Trust Fund — vices, Columbia, Hebron, An- Ipublic. A college education may be substituted on a year- 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. We. toward J Tomkeil. John F. Fund 10 dover, and Marlborough, 226 Ifor-year basis for the experience requirement. 5. 2 weeks paid vacation alter one year. ATTENTION!! EVENING NERAID CLASSIHEO ADVERTISERS; Tierney and Nicholas LaPenla. the un­ for repairs to Whiton Auditorium steps and equipment 9428.______dersigned directors attest the cor­ 6. Training and in-service education. rectness of this Report of Condition purchases, to be financed from Whiton Library Trust Funds. y^Qf-gUNTING CLERK- J Applicants will be required to pass a written and oral I.ookinx for You don't have 'including the supporting schedules! Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, Diygrsified duties. Typing, lexamlnation, a physical examination and agility and 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. a ni’w home? to shell out much and declared that it has b^n examined for attendance of a Police Officer at the Traffic Institute of pgsting^ Payables etc. 1 ^ r - |dexterlty examination. 8. Located near public transportation. You'll find to gel hig results. by us and to the best of our knowledge a perfec- ^il and belief has been prepared in confor­ Northwestem University vice Clerk full time, 1 Service 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE mance with the instruction issued by ...... $16,450,00 Clerk p a rt tim e. Sales Applications and position descriptions are available ai Alda training claatM bagln Immadlatoly. in the Want Ad the FOIC and is true and correct to be funded by a Grant from the SUte Department gf Transpor- experience in appliance, I the Personnel Office,' Municipal Building, 41 Center Call: Pat Soucler, Meadows Convalescent Home State of Connecticut . County of Hart- tation Oftice of Highway Safety. giftware etc. Sight and Sound I Street, Manchester, Connecticut. lord. ss Manchester part time. Must have sales 333 Bldwtll 8L ManchMtor, Ct. Sworn to and subscribed before me Elizabeth J. Intagliata, Secretary CALL 6 4 3 -2 718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 11 during business hours 8:30-5 this 1st day of August. 1979. and I knowledge in products, in­ 647-9194 Board of Directors cluding office equipment. Qosing date for filing is August 21, 1979. f>erehy certify that I am not an officer Manchester, Connecticut or director of this bank Apply in person: 5 Flags 1 Equal Opportunity Employer My commission expires Martch 31. Dated at Manchester, Conn, this second day of August, 1979 Limited, 261 Broad Street, 1961 t-IdwardJ Wilson. Notary Public 010-8 Manchester. PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed:. August_8,l^_ EVEhilNCi HfiffALb, Wed:, Aiigust B, 1 ^ NINETOEN' ...... — pggnuiB - CharlBB M. Uehulz uwN CUE m nssxiiuu ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie $43-5135 24 HOUR TOMHG Locally baaad outlat of national lawn BUSINESS & SERVICE THAT'LL BE FINE, ALL RI6HX MEH, FIRST, LET'S CHECK PIP ANYONE BRING Iroatmant company haa Job opanlnga D e a r A b b y AREVOUALLREADVl ANYTHIN6 TO PRINK? OUVIERJF WE PONT 6 0 1 Behold (Lat.) 1 Electric fish rTT fTTunintl for lawn apaclallata tralnaaa, pay OUR SUPPUES... > 6 Light tan 2 Cut short □ E 1CII1QC 3 AWRE THAN TWENTY FEET' □ □ □ E i a D and axcallant opportunity for advance- ^OR OI/g-HIKg? y 9 Troubis 3 Ancient Israel By Abigail Van Buren 12 Ages inhabitant ■ I H " mant. High School diploma and good 13 Organs of 4 Noun suffix MORIARTY BROTHER □aciaD □□□ uoa driving record required. Call sight 5 Macabre 14 Ones (Fr.) 6 Green-blue amciaao □□□□oci LAWN-A-MAT 15 Unfrequented color MYJL CTORY m i l n i3 16 Starving 7 Warm up a 31S CUTEI ST., iM KK Sni. CMM.. 643-S135 331 Summit 8t. 16 Fashionable motor L U L Manchester Ser/lcea Ottered 31 Painting-Pepering 32 Building Contracting S3 W here There’s resort 8 Utility ATTENTION HOMEOWNEllli!!! 19 Skewer 9 Sheep's hair Tel. 649-8687 20 Besides 10 Responsibility batwaan 9 and 4______Quality RefInIshIng ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - LEON CIESZYNSKI QMD STUDENT BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ 21 Away from 11 Being (Lat) FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY CABlNETS, COUNTERS, Attics & Cellars cleaned. For S m o k e , There’s Ire *ritcnia’t Pop — Ed Sullivan the wind 28 F la o l 42 Time periods ditions, Remodeling, Rec 17 Fishing aids 61 W OODW ORK a FLO O RS free estimate, call 646-1943. PAINTERS 23 Humor 29 Unburden *6} Auloa For Sale Rooms, Garages, Kitchens 19 The "P " in 43 Soot CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIR Auloi For Sale HOMES - APARTMENTS "Frotmaloiml Wort tor taoo’ 25 Of arm-bone "MPH" 30 Mark CroRMiumMp Quorwilood Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 44 Math term 1976 DODGE VAN- Excellent DRIVEWAY SEALING 27 Pasture plants 22 Stripling 32 House fuel ONHIIUKES. ______k .... -- ..,667-3643 InWrtSns Tile, Dormers, 45 Smallest bit body. New paint. Automatic. Protects and Beautifies Your FraoEoSmotM •'•-IW jyi DEAR ABBY: You were asked what you would do if you 31 Placed 23 Court order 35 Stage hint wrecked ears. Call Blender’s Roofing.Residential or 47 Midesst Power steering. Electronic Driveway! Experienced and were on an airplane and were forced to ail in the smoking 32 Abels brother 24 Author 36 Rotating piece of Hartford-522-4414.10% dis­ Reasonable! Free Estimates. Commercial. 649-4291. 33 Woman in nition. Runs well. Higli Servicea Ottered 31 section because there were no more seats in no-smoking. Fleming 36 Christ's seaport count on parts with this ad, Call Art, 649-3061. U.S. Army mileage. ,$3450. Negotiable. PAINTING- Interior & 25 Arm bone birthday 46 Dancer type LOAN and RENTAL CARS NEWTON SMITH You said, ’T d speak to the flight attendant." (abbr.) 649-45y. ______C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Exterior. Airless Spray. 26 Thailand’s 50 Mediterranean 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 COMPLETE LAWN Remodeling, Repairs, Rec Well, thanks a loti I’m a flight attendant and, if the flight 34 Negation 39 Yell Available by Appointment... estimates, discount senior Roofing. Reasonable. Insurra. neighbor speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 MAINTENANCE! Mowing, Rooms. “ No Job ’Too Small.” is full, the most I can do is try to get someone in the no­ 35 Young horse 41 Actress 51 Doctrine 1968 BARRACUDA CLASSIC - citizens. Company Free EJstimatcs. Call 648-4010, 27 Audacity mpg highway. Please call 846- Edging, Hedges & Shrubs Ca)l 649-3144. smoking section to voluntarily give up his seat to sit with 36 House (Sp.) Moorehead 52 Greek letter Good running condition, Body Manchester-owned and 646-5747. 3685. Trim m ^. Weed & Pest Con­ the smokers. You can imagine how many people go for a deal 37 Genderless fair. Many new parts, com­ operated. Call 646-1327. 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 t o 11 trol. Reasonable, reliable. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS like that. 39 Worker with ’ pletely stocked. Asking $825. WALLPAPERING, rattan 647-9260. - Complete Construction. Ad­ Tell your readers that the best way to circumvent that 12 13 14 STAN OQMEK. Manager 643-8916.______INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 40 Actor Ferrer B&M TREE SERVICE - ditions, Remodeling. Free problem is to reserve seats well in advance. When flying PAINTING done. Reasonable Estimates. Fully Insured. 41 Fighting IS 16 17 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 1966 FO RD M USTANG- Specialist in tree and stump rates and free estimates. standby, take the same attitude you would have at the gam­ equipment Needs minor work. As is, $350. removal. Free estimates. Painting-Papering 32 Call 646-4879. Chasing boys who | Can keep you on When smitten by Telephone 649-2936. ing tables; you pays your money and you takes your chances. 42 Weather 18 2 0 WANTED JUNK AND LATE Call 649-9631 anytime alter Senior citizen discount. 24 only scoff. • the hooK. a book.' 1 ■ 1 MODEL WRECKS - Cash IN THE MIDDLE IN TEXAS bureau (abbr.) 57 6:00 p.m. hour, year round service. 643- PAINTING - Interior and CARPENTRY - All types of 21 Otneea-Store* tor Rent 55 liVanled (o Rent Paid. Call Parker Street Used exterior, paperhanging, Building Contracting 33 repairs. Porches, deckcks, tool 45 1957 science ■ 7285. event (abbr.) Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. excellent work references. shcds,.and gutters. Doorsqors and DEAR IN: You are sot only In the middle, yon ore in Captain E«ay — Crooka & Uwranca 2S 2 6 26 29 3 0 1969 CHEVROLET MALIBU - 46 Angle 466 MAIN .STREET. North of TWO RESPONSIBLE Free estimates. Fully in­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry windows liung.nun Ceilings error. Rend on: ■ 54,000 miles. $400. Call 646- measure 31 3 3 Post office, .tbout 5,000 sq. ft. RETIRED lady teachers with BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 25- sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeling specialist. Ad­ repaired and painted, Call FOB CBVIN'OUT LOUP! THAT 4464, 8 AM to 5 PM. REWEAVING burn holes. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, (abbr.) 1 ■ amiable dog, homesick for gallon gas tank. Automatic. DEAR ABBY: Here’s a hot flash to ALLERGIC TO eiBL’9 A RUNAWAHI I WAS 34 2S 3 . of centrally located space. 4431. anytime. 643-6130. 49 Oversight Manchester or environs, Tremendous trunk space. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. built-ins. bathrooms, SMOKE, and to all others annoyed by smokers on airplanes. JUST TRYIW' T’ P eB SU A O e 1 1 Ideal for store, office or other 1966 MUSTANG - Good condi­ 52 Society game desire two or three bedroom Window shades. Venetian kitchens, 649-3446. HER T’COn A cT her FAMILY! 37 36 business or commercial use. Only 58.000 miles. $900. 649- tion, restored. $850. 646-8207. QUALITY PAINTING and RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 All domestic airlines are now required by law to provide a first floor apartment or small blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 53 Cloistered 1 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 1294 after 5 PM. Paper Hanging by Willis no-smoking seat for ev ery passenger who wants one, even jf woman 4 0 house $300 - $400 range. Call Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 1968 CHEVY VAN- V8. Runs Schultz. Fully insured BIDWELL HOME Improve­ the entire plane has to be given over to non-smokers. 54 Italian lamjly ■ Manchester 649-9641 or Write 5221 Additions, Repairs, Cabinets 44 PROFESSIONAL good. Needs minor repair. references. 649-4343. ment Co. Expert Installation In other words, if only one person in the whole planeload 55 Bag of 42 43 47 41 Svlvia Olaflin. c/o Mrs. Paul Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 1 ■ ■ BUSINESS OFFICE Must sell. $300.00. Also, 1964 of aluminum siding gutters is s non-smoker, that person’s comfort and well-being must luggage McKay, 47 White Street. 4 9 SO 51 52 BUILDING - Approximately Malibu for parts. Engine A&W PAINTING Contrac­ and trim. Roofing installation be considered above the whims of those who willfully pollute 56 Female saint 2600 square feet, with ample Manchester. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, tors. Quality painting and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY (abbr.) 1971 TORINO - Showroom good. $100.00. After 6, 646- and repairs 649-«95. 871-2323. the air with the stench and irritants of tobacco smoke. S3 54 58 parking. Close to Center, attics, garages, yards paper hanging at reasonable Carpentry and general con­ 57 Love (Lat.) condition. Air conditioning, 3513. Since you are more widely read than government regula­ hospital and new court cleaned, moving, rates. Fully insured. Free tracting. Residential and SPECIALIZING cleaning and 58 Preposition 5 6 57 5 8 □ AUTOMOTIVE new tires. 57,000 original trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn commercial. Whether it be a tions. you can render another great public service by 8 builaing. For info, call 568- 1967 GRAN PRIX- Absolutely Estimates. Call Wayne 649- repairing chimneys, roofs, miles. Call 649-3544. service. No job too big or small repair job, a custom disseminating this information: (NIWSPAPEN (NTIHPfllM ASSN] 7658 or 871-0401. gorgeous classic. Power 7696. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 small. 568-8522. built home or anything in Fines up to $1,000 can be levied by Civil Aeronauts Board Aufos For Sale 61 1968 DODGE - Excellent run­ steering, power brakes, power years Experience. Howlcy, Wanted to Rent 57 between, call 646-1379 on the basis of a single, legitimate, well-documented com­ ning condition. $250 firm. 1971 windows, automatic transmis­ 643-5361. PERSONAL Paperhanging plaint. Win at bridge WE PAY $10 for complete TORINO. Excellent condition. sion. air conditioning, tilt WANTED TO RENT - FOUR for particular people, by Dick. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Readers with such complaints should write to: junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Call 649-3544. wheel, bucket seats, console, ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ SAVE BAS-DO NOT DEUY Call 643-5703 anytime. Additions and Remodeling. siding or gutter for low dis­ CIVIL AERONAUTS BOARD Allay Oop — Dava Graua Auto Body 528-1990. new tires and excellent gas Free estimates. Call Anthony ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep SHOP AT HOME WITH count price. Call Ken at 647- BUREAU OF CONSUMER PROTECTION MATADOR AMC 1976- 4 door, mileage. $3250.00. 646-1040 Squillacote 649-0811. trying. HOMEWAY 1566 HB VttAS WORKIN' WHAT OD VOLl TIE THEM .. l a t e r w e can d e c id e WE PAY TOP PRICES for fully equipped. 34,000 miles. days, 649-5899 nights. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - WASHINGTON, D.C. 20428 wrecked and junk cars. A & B SNict fna tolMS it ciNNii Nth ri SMOKEY JOE IN A aiORA6E WANT US TO BOTH UP HOW TO d is p o s e o f _ Vinyl interior. $2495, 1974 Quality craftsmanship at low CARPENTER - Repairs, THEM PgRMANEMTLYf Auto Salvage, used auto parts. iuSmIt Mon matj Ritorti it inel-ti- Heating-Plumbing 36 SHED THEY SOT CO WITH 'e m . FDR THE Bad contract played well CADILLAC COUPE de 1972 DODGE POLARA - Good emoMr prico. m art ippiMMMt prices. Call 646-5424. remodeling, additions, gar­ A iaouN D T D -m e MR. STAINT TIME , Call Tony 646-6223. VILLE. Excellent condition. condition. 4 door, air con­ OH: Himnj hudMitt US-tZlI. ages. roofing Call David DEAR ABBY: With so many irate readers voicing their SIC* O P1»‘ PLACSl BE1N5 IN URGENT.NEED OF 37,000 miles. 2 door Hardtop. ditioning. $600. 649-1466. SEWERLINES, sink lines, ’’right’’ to breathe air unpolluted by the stench and irritants third round of diamonda so Patria. 644-1796. cleaned with electric cutters, East could ruff out declar­ SMALL WATERFRONT 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs $3595. 649-2185. of tobacco smoke while traveling by plane, may I have equal NORTH $-8 excellent. Must sell, 1978 NOVA, 6 cy lin d e r , PROFESSIONAL PAINTING by professionals McKinney er’s queen. COTTAGE for 2 adults in the FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY time? ♦ KQ42 sacrificing! Any reasonable automatic transmission, BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. - Interior and exterior. Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ East exited safely with a 1971 TRIUMPH TR 6- 47,000 - Remodeling and Additions.' I must travel over 100,000 miles a year on business, and I V AK5 Bolton. Coventry, Columbia, offer over $1450. Call after Fireplaces, concrete. Commercial and residential pany, 643-5308. trump and declarer quickly miles. Good running condi­ cabriolet roof, silver, 17,000 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 ♦ 672 Andover area. Reasonable. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. Chimney repairs. No job too Free estimates. Fully in­ think I'm entitled to be protected against screaming infants, drew three rounds of trump. tion. Many new parts. $1800 miles. Clean car. $4700.00 years experience! For Free ♦ Q9S Week of August 17th. Please small. Save! Call 644-8356 for sured. 646-4879. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet pesky toddlers and talkative seat partners who Interfere To make 10 tricks, declarer firm. 643-1268. firm. Call 289-8803 evenings. Estimates, call 646-4239 WEST EAST telephone 649-9399 after 5:30 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida estimates. repairs, plugged drains, with my concentration when I’m trying to read or get some needed either a 3-3 spqde Customized, in and out. 14 kitchen faucets replaced, deadline paperwork done. ♦ 10 6 ♦J985 p m , keep trying. 1971 COUGAR - Running con­ FARRAND REMODELING • break, or the hand with the miles per gallon on regular b a n k REPOSSESSIONS EXPERIENCED PAINTING repaired, rec rooms, I also deserve protection from fellow travelers who drink ♦ 10 3 2 V 9 8 dition. Call 647-9813, E XPE R T PAINTING and Cabinets and Formica Tops. long spade suitalsohadtobe fuel. Loaded with extras in­ FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile Bv Craig Odgen. Quality bathroom remodeling, heat too much and become boisterous and downright disgusting. ♦ AK654 4 93 LANDSCAPING Specializing Roofing. Gutters. Room Ad­ weU-heeled in clubs. cluding Factory Air! Low Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, VVorkmanship! Interior and modernization, etc. Free And, when flying coach, 1 pray that I won’t be seated I 0-8 A763 «KJ10 42 SACRIFICE MUST SELL 1972 in Exteiior House Painting. ditions. Decks. All types of South cashed his fourth mileage. One owner. needs body work $1195; 1974 Exterior. "Y ou Tried The Estimate gladly given. M i M SOUTH Cutlass Vista Cruiser station Tree pruning, spraying, Remodeling and Repairs three across with a fat person who invariably crowds me, trump, discarding the five of WANTED: NICE 2 FAMILY Excellent condition. Over Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive wagon, power steering, Rest. Now Stick With The Plumbing i Heating. 649-2871 breathes heavily and perspires a lot. ♦ A73 clubs from dununy. mowing, weeding. Call 742- Best." Call 649-8749, 742-9979. Phone 643-6017. Tha Flintatonaa - Hanna Bartiara Productions HOUSE in quiet neighborhood $14,000 invested A real $3200; 1973 Buick La Sabre brakes, air. $650.00. Call 643- Wouldn’t life be beautiful if we could all insulate ourselves ♦ QJ764 Next he played the ace of $995; 1973 Ford Country Sedan 7947. in Manchester By owner. 646- bargain for $7495. Must be 8134. from those things that bug us? But since we can’t how about ♦ Q J 10 clubs and then the fifth seen. Call 643-0421. Station Wagon $650; 1972 MO ♦ A6 2229. a little patience, flexibility and tolerance? trump. Model B/GT, 2 door coupe, 1977 SAAB GL - 2 door, tape ANOTHER OPINION Vulnerable: North-South If West had four spades MATURE YOUNG COUPLE 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. low mileage $1800; 1970 deck, new snows, rack. 32 Motorcyclea-Blcyclea 64 Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 Motorcyclaa-Bleyclea____ M Dealer: East and the king of clubs he LOOKING FOR 2 bedroom Excellent running condition, Chevrolet Malibu $350; 1970 mpg. Excellent condition. 57 Trucks lor Sale 62 would be squeezed on this apartment off Route 2. automatic transmission, Chrysler New Yorker $395. K miles on Vt. car. Never 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1972 HONDA 175cc. $450.00. MOTORCYCLE West North East South card. If he pitched the king Preferably Glastonbury. power steering and radio. The above may be seen at the driven in the city. Books lor TRUCK CAP SPECIALS- LOW RIDER. 2500 miles. Needs battery. Call 649-4226 U yoa Mod http la writlaf kUara tf ayapathy, caa- INSURANCE- Lowest Rates Pass IV of clubs, the queen would be Reasonable rent, no kids, no New batterv, new body work. Savings Bank of Manchester, $5,250, leaving area, must sell. 100% stock and in excellent alter 6 p.m. gratalatkaa t r tha^-yaa kUert, get Abby'a htahlit “Haw Available! Immediate Bin­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedrock Pass 1 ♦ Pass 24 high in dummy. If he pitched pets. 875-0447 after 6 PM. 568-2646. Main Street, Manchester. Best offer, 872-8577. From $179.00 for most makes shape $4500 742-8786. U Write Lattera itr afl Occaik ai." Saad I I aad a kag, Pass 4 ♦ Pass Pass a spade that suit would take ding Sunny Day Option Call Cempara-Treller* AKHUAL and models. Over 30 In Stock! ■faapail 128 eaate), aaH adrlrattail aartkpa to Abby: i n Pass four tricks. Frank and Erneat 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT Mobile Homes 65 Joan, at Clarke Insurance U tk y Dr., Bavariy HUla, CaUf. 90212. However, on the actual Blonslein’s Camping Center. 750- Kerkcr headers. KNN C D / ^ 0 3 3 y )( Agency, 643-1126. hand it was Bast who had Route 83. Rockville. 875-6211. filters. Oil cooler. Much 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- Opening lead: eK Very good condition Many S//O h/ the spade suit protected. On X t H i n k . I more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 extras! Call 633-4890. the fifth trump, declarer had p.m. to discard the queen of clubs 5 E E T H E from dummy, which forced By Oswald Jacoby Bast to p it^ his king of Astrograph J and Alan Sontag clubs in order to save four Th« Born Lom t — Art Santom spades. * n ) If you're not too sure of Although three notnunp is Because Bast had started yourself with something new cold and four hearts doubt­ with the K J 10 of clubs, you're involved In. take a back OHHH.THIS Ml^zRAlue I maklng today. You'll ^ a u after bad today, because the get past all intrusions if you B-e whole family will suffer, as well stick to this formula. as you. Talk things out first. PISCES (Fab. 2S4larch tt) A The alternatives are plentiful. situation could pop up to^y Find out more of what lies which seems to be unsolvable. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll ahead' for you in the year However, If you took below the loilowing your birthday by surface you may find several THAT EXPLAINS WHy I AND OiONTSEE sending for your copy of Astro- better solutions. n iS A f=057CARD Graph Letter. Mall SI for each ARIES (March 11-AprN 11) Bold FBOMNAST/ WALXEPAMILETO AGIN&-B to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 4M, measures will be necessary to ICWN THfSMORNIN©.. BLACK E V E . Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. overcome neglected tasks. AWAV/ATCAMR Be sure to specify birth date. However, they had better be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Make well thought out or your recov­ ------certain your hunches aren't ery could prove expensive. masking selfish motives when TAURUS (AprN 20-May 20) The dealing with others today. place to be today Is home with You're • good salesman, and your loved ones. The social could peddle something worth­ sphere has too many complica­ less. This you'd later regret. tions and will only prove frua- • ''V .v ,- . LIBRA ( ^ t . 23-Oct. 23) Take trating. care you don't turn your back QEMINI (May 21-Juna 21) You on your work today just be­ might just as well take a day off DK}= cause something nice has hap­ and have fun with a pal, doing 1979 DODGE DIDO Va TON pened to you. You could lose little or nothing. Everything more than you anticipated. else you attempt will result in PICKUP SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) beating your head against a Short Riba — Frank Hill Without stepping on the toes of brick wall. 8 ft. body, 131 In. wheel base, 225 6 cyl. stand, shift, vinyl others, take charge and handle CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Be J challenge you ID A 9 WOCP AND SUN.'\ A S W O R D P O R X X / A N D bench seat, radial tires, 4800 gvw - reji. Stk. #9 1 ^ important situations property. extra careful what you say and OUSL. YOU PICK THE v______> A GUN F O B ME. Be sure to use extreme tact, to whom you say it today. W E A P O N S ^------V______however, or someone will be Tellino jealous persons of your miffed. good fortune will prove hannful •Many more to choose SAQrrTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. lo you. from at similar savings DELIVERED Borry*a Worid — Jim Barry 1979 ASPEN WAGON Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl ft Btoltal equipment Incl. 4 sp. overdrive trane., P.S., vinyl seats, r/w del., del. wheel covers, radial tires, 226 $16/4 THERE FER BACH- A n ' HERE 1^ Y E R 6 cyl. engine. Stk |I9237. Orig. List $5605. EKEAKIN' BdV/MENT$ O H j- WAKR4NTY... YER NEW (3000 F E R IZ Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World <5<4lZ. /MONTH? (J h A h h OK a , 000] ^ 5 1 3 2 WHKT ARE V WHERE appearances d e c e i v e ; a m o s ^ 7 /MILE?' ' ^ WE DOIN' / ARE t h e IS-v-ER, A H -A SEMINARY STUDENT IN THIS S60R6WU6 EARNING HIS TUITION! AND THE 1 PEMOLITICN AeUiDES? LAW SAYS WE CANT DISCRIMI­ D ER BY DROPIh E LOOM NATE BY HIRINS JUST 6IRL T' 1978 CHRYSLER CORP. CARS O U T ? t h e <( l i k e a G U ID E S.' > = z = A Th is i s a s a t e l l i t e SAM PLE BUY: VEHICLE— WELL MEET OUR Equip, with auto, trane., paw. steer., pow brakes, LUXURY BUS IN BISTOWNTvtn'. r alr

"Excuse me! I'm odd — you're even. Will you CHURCHES of MANCHESTER marry m e?" 80 OAKLAND STREH HAHCHISIIR 643 2i91 LAME THE BROCHURE, BENNY= Off* B'.ICI*’"^*50*’ II'.'P I 'i. Lajlj.l r i i 'T tl 1'Ai :K rWKNTY - KVKNINli HKHALD, Wed , August 8. 1979

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During the recent grain harvest festival at Living History Farms near Des Moines, Iowa, the methods of farming used in bygone days were brought back. While the country’s industrial revolution was still making m m d m headlines, modern farmers turned in their giant diesel- powered threshing combines to work with steam, horses and elbow grease. Steam power was used on the farm from around 1855 until the y.jr> 1920s, making it the form of farm power Grocery bins are brimming with them. Open watermelon basket chock-full of melon with the most longevi­ air mancets display them, row after row. chunks, blueberries, slivered almonds and I ty to date. Luscious and ripe, they fill roadside carts miniature marshmallows aplenty. A dress­ m and truck crates. They re even mowing in ing of mayonnaise, strawberry preserves gardens. Everywhere you took, fresh fruits and whipped cream adds just die right and vegetables beckon to be included on blend of sweetness to flavor this fruit salad your menus. Salad Days are herel John Grant, a descendant of farmers who relied on steam, horses for a delightful dessert. Work horses are used to haul a wagon full back to the threshing machines. To fit some of nature’s goodness into your of oats, picked in the Iowa fields and bundled, and elbow grease for all farm chores, watches a stream of harvested summer eating hours, the Kraft Kitchens Salads get all dressed up for entertaining oats pour from a threshing machine. have develops a bounty of recipes for too. Spinach greens and alfalfa sprouts grt together with fruits like peaches, w ars and 8 every salad occasion. And with each color­ ful collection of fruits and vegetables there's grapes for Fresno Fruit Toss. TTiis salad an extra special dressing idea created to takes on special attention with a creamy enhance the salad fiavors and yet assert a dressing of mayonnaise, marshmallow distinct character all its own. After all, pro­ creme, milk and coriander. For a salad with duce is only the beginning. Real salad a continental flair, try Avocado Aspic sur­ “saavy’’ shows in a memorable dressing. rounded by shrimp and avocado slices on a bed of lettuce. Ennobled with a dollop of Casual get-togethers and picnics mean lots mayonnaise this molded salad gives a spar­ 'VH' of help^ourself salad fun for active appe­ kling finish to an elegant table. Warm wea­ X' A ® * i ^ m EL « * tites. when it's your turn to contribute, fix ther eating is at its Oriental best with Vegetable Dipper Insalata. It's a ( ^ a t Tientsin Vegetable Platter. Rows of mar­ -■'’ S snac^ tray of fresh vegetables and delect­ inated pea pods, rice, celeiy, bean sprouts able dip made with salad dressing and yo­ and broccoli p r^u ce Far flavor with gurt. For chunky'blue cheese lovers here’s a touch of class. For a dandy dessert idea, a recipe of Take-A-Long Deviled Eggs- In treat your guests to Polynesian Fruit Cups. addition to the dressing, the tasty nlling Pineapple shells filled with tropical fruits boasts of bacon bits, celery and reo pepper arc crowned with a frozen blencf of mayon­ V all adding a savory crunch. Or, bring a meal naise, ice cream, a hint of rum and fresh, with Potato Salad Stack-Up. Dili Sauce chopped pineapple. Sprinkle toasted coco­ Aristocrat t potatoes with a zesty mixture of salad dress­ ing, sour cream and seasonings. And what Fresh and refreshing, these salads and dress­ fM: could be more festive on a summer table ing ideas help you celebrate the season with than a colorful Confetti Melon Basket? A great taste and style.

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'.'iA "4 '. ‘ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENJNG_HERALp, W ^ .,^ u g u st 8. 1979 Pies Are Cool For Summer EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8, 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THREE 0 • • iK i 1 cup heavy cream OLD-FASHIONED Stir well. Return to top of Gumbo, Is A Gumbo Outdoor socials and bake } sales are the order of the whipped SOUR CREAM-RUM PIE double boiler. Ckiok an ad­ 1/3 cup chopped shallots ditional 3 to 4 mintues. Add Describe a ^mbo? By colony of Louisiana and the - A hearty, family meal- summer months. And the 1 tablespoon chopped Vi cup raising 2 cloves garlic, minced raisings and rum. Stir and simplest definition it’s a swamps and bayous west in-a-bowl. Shrimp Gumbo annual family reunion is on crystalized ginger (op­ V* cup Bacardi dark-rum of New Orleans. There is ideal as a party buffet 1 can (1 pound, 12 the calendar. tional) Ml cup flour cool. soup or stew. But calling it Pour into baked pie shell. such is like' explaining a they settled, establishing dish too. Set out a generous ounces) tomatoes So, whip up some terrific In b o w l, cru sh 12 V* cup sugar their own cuisine known as potful along with lots of 2 packages (10 ounce gingersnaps. Mix with Makp a meringue with the rose as a flower without desserts to add to the party ^ teaspoon salt Creole, that embraced bits fluffy, long grain white each) frozen cut okra butter, sugar and 1 tables­ three egg whites. Beat talking about the heady mood. Especially scrump­ Ml teaspoon cinnamon and pieces from the many rice, a crusty bread and .1 small lemon, sliced tious are a butterscotch- poon rum. Press onto whites until frothy. Add perfume, the hue, density 2 cups sour cream cuRures thriving in that condiments, including 2 bay leaves rum pie and an old- buttered 8-inch pie plate. 3 eggs, separated cream of tartar a ^ beat and velvety texture. A gumbo is a steaming southern region. Tabasco liquid red pepper Ml teaspoon salt fashioned sour cream-rum Cut 6 gingersnaps in half 1 baked 9-inch pie shell until stiff peaks form. Add W teaspoon Tabasco sugar gradually with teas­ potful of goodness, a. Noe one really knows seasoning for extra Creole pie. Both of these sinfully and arrange around edge of Vt teaspoon cream of tar­ pepper sauce poon of rum. melange of flavors, who mastered that first “warmth.” rich pies are served well- plate. tar 2 pounds cleaned raw Pile on top of sour-cream TM aromas, textures and aromatic Creole gumbo but Gumbo Z’Herbes, a chilled. Prepare pudding as 6 tablespoons sugar we are sure of certain fun­ green gumbo or gumbo of shrimp or 2 pounds frozen 1 teaspoon Bacardi dark mixture in pie shell. Seal temptations. It can be a BUTTERSCOTCH- direct^ on package. Com­ damental techniques that herbs, is a sort of throw- shrimp, thawed and rum edges well, pushing savory mix of seafood such RUM PIE bine light cream and 1 cup go into the dish. All gum­ together of vegetable drained 18 gingersnaps, crushed In sm all bowl, soak meringue right to pieHirust as shrimp, crab, clams and rum. Stir into pudding. bos have a French roux greens and spices. Gumbo In large skillet, heat oil raisings in Mi cup rum. edges. oysters,, with fresh 2 tablespoons butter, Pour pudding mixture into base: a mixture of flour Z’Herbes is said to have and blend in flour. Cook In top of a double boiler, Bake at 350 degrees for vegetables like okra, onion, V melted gingersnap crust and chill and butter or oil slowly been the recipe of a woman over low heat, stirring con­ blend flour, sugar, salt and 10 to 12 minutes or until green pepper, and 2 tablespoons sugar for 2 hours. cooked to a rich brown, who served as cook for a stantly, until dark brown. cinnamon. Add sour meringue is golden. Cool tomatoes, and a potpourri 1 tablespoon Bacardi To serve, top with giving gumbo much of its wealthy New Orleans fami­ Add onion, green pepper, cream. Heat, stirring con­ and serve. Makes 8 ser­ of herbs and spices that light rum whipped cream and characteristic thick ly. As recorded by her mis­ shallots and garlic; cook stantly, until thicken^ and vings. might be sassafras, file, a 1 package buttersotch in­ sliver^ ginger, if desired. texture and smoky taste. tress, the cook would boil until onion is tender. Stir in smooth. (Do not boil.) garlic, mace, cayenne, stant pudding Makes 8 servings. And all gumbos are together fresh spinach, remaining ingredients Pour some of hot thyme and freshly ground 1 cup light cream thickened with file powder beet tops, radish leaves, except shrimp. Bring to a 1 cup Bacardi light rum mixture over egg yolks. pepper. Or it can be a chicken or duck variety, or or okra; in fact, okra gave mustard greens, lettuce, boil, lower heat and a green vegetable gumbo gumbo its name, "gombo” wild greens, chopped ham simmer uncovered 35 to 40 such as Gumbo Z’Herbes. being the African word for and some herbs. Original­ minutes longer. Serve in Gumbo is the star of okra. Indians, is a ly, Creole cooks served this soup plates with rice. Bread Does the Can-Can Creole cookery: a cuisine powerder made from dried thick green stew on Holy Yield; 4 to 6 servings. The secretary’s IV4 cups chopped toasted and let rise for about 10 cans. that is a sensational blend sassafras roots. Gumbo Thursday in commemora­ Gumbo Z'Herbes lunchtime delight varies almonds Bake at 400 degree for 10 of the classic French com­ file and okra both serve as tion of the Last Supper 1 bunch turnip greens minutes. eaten by Christ and His 12 from region to region. For 4t4-5 cups flour Turn out and knead again minutes. Cover loaves bined with Spanish and thickening agents and so 1 bunch beet tops a long time in New York In large mixing bowl, loosely with foil. Reduce Anglo-Saxon cooking, naturally cannot be used Disciples. Correctly made, 1 bunch radish tops for about 5 minutes. Shape Cumbo Z’Herbes should City, it was an inexpensive combine brown sugar, oil heat to 350 degrees and augmented by the together. Vz small cabbage, sliced dough into 3 balls. Place in contain 13 greens, one for spread of creamed cheese and salt. Add hot water and 3 well-oiled 1-pound coffee bake 25 to 30 minutes ik knowledge of seasoning In the more leisurely 2 cups water each of them. with raisins (or walnuts) stir until sugar dissolves. cans. Sprinkle with longer, or until bread is gained from the Choctaw past, gumbos simmered % pound smoked bacon, on Boston brown bread. Cool to lukewarm. remaining Mi cup almonds. done and browned. Turn and Chickasaw Indian slowly on the stove for a This updated Gumbo cut in 1-inch cubes Quite tasty and filling! Dissolve yeast in warm Cover and let rise again un­ out onto wire rack to cool. tribes, plus the exotic abili­ long time, which reduced Z’Herbes, made with tur­ 1 cup chopped onion Crunchy Toffee Ice Cream Pie You can prepare a ver­ water. Add to liquid til dough comes to tops of Makes 3 loaves. ty of the African cook and the liquid. But today’s ver­ nip greens, beet tops, 3 cloves garlic, minced sion of this sandwich with mixture. Stir in wehat ger- the ingenuity of refugee sions of these traditional radish tops, and cabbage 2 tablespoons flour waiters, enough to line 9- sauc*e to serve over pie an almond "can-can" m. SWIRL COFFEE CAKE Acadians who knew how to recipes can be ready to calls for a third of the % teaspoon salt With spring in the air, plain vanilla ice cream and greens to be pureed in an you don't want to spend give this specatcular inch pie pan wedges. bread. The bread gets its Combine milk powder make nature’s bounty serve in an hour, more or Vz teaspoon Tabasco and cup chopped almonds 2/3 cup Raked coconut less, with ingredient electric blender to make a pepper sauce hours in the kitchen to dessert a not-too-sweet Vz gallon vanilla ice TOFFEE SAUCE name from being baked in 1 1 Ubie^ioon butter or margarine, melted work. plea.sc your guests with an crunchiness. The candy cream, softened 1 cup evaporated milk, a coffee can. with 2 cups of flour. Beat A word about the amounts adjusted for sauce mixture that 1 teaspoon file powder 1 tablespoon sugar provides the liquid in the elegant dessert. bars are crisp and easy to 1 cup chopped Heath undiluted You may enjoy the bread into yeast mixture. Add 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon Acadians, simply called shorter cooking times. Wash greens. Place in For an ultra-fancy finale chop. English toffee candy bars* ‘A cup margarine or as breakfast toast or as a more flour, mixing well, 2 squares semi'sweet chocolate Cajuns. Acadians were Less liquid is n ^ e d and stew. Onion, garlic, salt large pot with cabbage and to any meal, try delicious butter snack with honey and until a soft dough is 2 tablespoons milk descendants of French peo­ the flavors are equally well and Tabaso sauce are water. Cover and simmer You layer half the toffee *1 cup chopped candy 2 cups biscuit mix "Crunchy Toffee Ice bits over ice cream and equals 6 ounces candy in Ml cup light corn syrup fresh-fruit jam. It is ideal formed. ple living in Acadia, now blended. added for distinctive 10 minutes, or until greens 3/4 cup milk In New Orleans, the Creole flavoring and file Cream Pie." It's effortless wafers, then freeze until bar form, frozen, then dash of salt to take on a camping trip. Flour board with 1/4 cup sugar called Nova Scqtia. Some are wilted. Place one third powder is stirr^ into the to make, good to look at firm. The rest of the candy chopped Combine sugar, milk, rem aining flour. Turn 1 egg 220 years ago the Acadians most popular gumbo is one of greens and one third of Almond pot at the end for and delightfully different goes into a rich sauce Line bottom and sides of butter, syrup and salt. <^an-Can Bread dough onto board. Knead 2 tablespoons oil were given an ultimatum: made with seafood and vegetable liquid in con­ okra, such as the recipe thickening. Like its sister tainer of electric blender. to taste. Best of all. It can that's quick and easy to buttered 9-inch pie pan Bring to a boil over low 2 tablespoons salad oil, until smooth and elastic Combine coconut, butter. 1 tablespoon sugar and the swear allegiance to the cinnamon: set aside. Melt chocolate with 2 tablespoons that follows. The Shrimp stews or gumbos, this Cover and process at high be prepared in advance. make. Serve any leftover with wafers. Spoon half the hear; boil one minute. butter or bacon drippings (about 10 minutes). British Crown and milk in saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly; cool. Gumbo is a soul-satisfying salubrious Gumbo speed until pureed. Repeat. Your freezer does the rest toffee sauce as a topping ice cream into this shell. Remove from heat and stir IV2 teaspoons salt Meanwhile, wash, dry renounce Catholicism, or Meanwhile, combine biscuit mix, 3/4 cup milk, 1/4 cup blend of onion, green Z'Herbes is at its best There should be 4 to 5 cups of the work, and you get for ice cream. It will stay Sprinkle ‘A cup chopped in remaining chopped can­ IV cups hot water and oil mixing bowl. Place sugar, the egg and oil; beat vigorously about 30 seconds. be deported. The proud 2 pepper, shallots, garlic, served over a bed of hot the credit for a memorable fresh indefinitely in the candy over this; top with dy. Cool, stirring oc­ 1 package active dry dough in oiled bowl, tur­ Add half the dough to the melted chocolate; blend well. Acadians chose deporta­ pureed greens. Set aside. tomatoes, okra, lemon, a long grain white rice. dessert. refrigerator. remaining ice cream. Gar­ casionally. Yield: one 9- yeast ning until dough bail is Alternately spoon chocolate mixture and remaining Gumbo - The Star of Creole Cookery tion and soon found In large skillet, cook bacon dough into greased 8-inch square pan. Cut through batter basic roux, shrimp and So many old-time Chopped bits of CRUNCH TOFFEE nish with ‘A cup candy bits. inch pie (6-8 servings) and cup warm water coated with oil. Cover and themselves herded aboard until brown. Add onion and ‘/2 with spatula or knife in zigxag pattern to marble. Evenly seasonings, in particular recipes, like these two chocolate-covered English ICE CREAM PIE Freeze until serving time. 2>/2 cups sauce. Y cup wheat germ let rise in warm place until ships to be cast ashore at garlic; cook until tender. 4 sprinkle reserved coconut mixture over batter. Bake at warm, spicy Tabasco gumbos, have stood up to toffee candy add pizzazz to Vanilla or brown edge Use remaining candy in 'A cup low-fat (or no-fat) doubled in bulk (about 1 400** for about 30 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool; points along the Atlantic Blend in flour, and stir un­ 'Thinking without learning makes one flighty, and learning without thinking is a pepper sauce — the flavor time because people never til flour mixture is brown. dry milk powder hour). Punch dough down cut into squares. Makes 9 servings. Confucius seaboard. Many made disaster." their way to the French exitement that’s desired in stop enjoying delicious, Stir in reserved vegetable a well prepared gumbo. hearty, traditional foods, puree, salt and Tabasco. 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IIMITEOTOSUEPLIESONHANO I LIMITEO TO lUEfLIES ON HAND | LIMITEO TO SUPPLIES ON HAND ■ LMITEO TO SUPPLIES ON HAND About 25 percent of passed on from generation problems and other abnor­ lA REM Call vour local itorai for houn, j COUPON EXPIRES S/I4/7S. ^ ^ N EXPIRES S/14/7S. ^ COUPON EXPIRES S/I4/7S. COUPON EXPIRES 1/14/71. Americans suffer from to generation." malities.” O UR PO LIC Y some type of allergic dis­ According to Breneman, The foods causing these ) drug Thf pioducii m sdvcdiM tit it- ease. reactions are not easily quirtd lo b« •vtiloblt lot ult at tht there are two basic types 'STORE priet atfvtf liMd. 11 loi any raason A BEAL DRUG STORE AND SO MUCH MORE! An allergy is an adverse of food-allergy reactions - detected by the common WE guarantee it. ihff iitfn advtfiivad it not available, an iiam of pmilai value will be reaction to a particular immediate and delayed. allergy skin test. Instead, Bro»d 81. PmI. Rd. Pl«u ZN VESI ollfted or a tain check will be given Putnam Bridge Plaza 1 0 lor the merchandrte. Thank you. substance, which is termed Only 5 percent are of the' victims usually must M»r>ch«tUr. Cl. Rt«. 30, Vtmon E. Htfd, Ct. l l an allergen. An allergen immMiate variety. They follow an “ elimination M7-9906 871-2800 569-3522 25 HUM ST. l M. SUPER io>n* piciutei aie for tfeiif n purpoies only.**‘*Vl“ an« io not raprmm ttami appliaabia. an hm. lataWa ratanrt liami not tha aeailaMa rlt>t »• !»♦"«in aaM tM leti. Mia of any Ham to > par thopptni tamiiy. that is harmless to some are typified by such reac­ diet” for a week. Then they RI)AYS‘>io ) people may cause a reac­ tions as breaking out in resume eating sp^ific i s 0 DRUGS tion in others. For exam­ hives or suffering migraine foods - one at a time - Un- GENOVESE ple, only one person was headaches or asthma • til a reaction occurs. stricken at the lobster- shortly after eating the EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. August 8. 1979 X’X v__—_ diBhe*. Woman*8 World With Savory Cream of Rice Salads. Have A Foreign Flair Muahroom Soup for One, for 6 cherry tomatoes, example, it is easy to create Rice Is one of our most 1 teaspoon celery salt lightly. Cover and chill 1 cup sliced celery in remaining ingredients. Chicken Louisianne, a rich, compatible and least V4 teaspoon paprika well. 1 cup frozen peas, cooked Chill well before serving. halved fragrant Creole-atyle dish. Looking for Unsafe Foods, Drugs, Cosmetics expensive food stretchers. V4 teaspoon di7 mustard Add celery and orange and chilled If desired, serve in 2 green onions and tops, CHICKEN LOUISIANNE acide, synthetic preser­ proposed. mon ingredient of an- Use it as a basis for cold V4 teaspoon cinnamon sections. Toss lightly. 4 green onions, sliced tomato shell or half chopped Start with 1/2 chicken BvPAT RICIA month said it wants them National Toi^lcology ty that there is a safe level V4 cup French dressing breast, skinned and boned Program late last year to: vative in beverages. Toxic. - FD&C Red No. 4, tihistaniines which FDA and produced toxic effecte salads that you prepare in % teaspoon pepper Serve , with julienne strips Ml teaspoon salt papaya, coconut or Keeping an open mind to banned. of exposure — no m atter Gombine rice, water and new cooking ideas is impor (about 1/4 pound boneless). M c C O R M A C K -Establish better judge­ Prohibited for use in foods has proposed to remove in laboratory animals, advance for picnics or 3 green onions, sliced of beef on salad greens. Bring water to a boil in avocado to accompany Doctors wrote more than how small — to a cancer- Prohibited. contents of rice seasoning tent in households of just one Cut the chicken in strips I PI l‘:ililor ment about which causing substance (car­ — Thiourea, an an­ and ingested drugs, and from the market. Has The FDA also has set cookouts. IVk cups sliced celery Makes 6 servings or about 5 medium saucepan. Stir in cooked seafood, chicken, or two people. The tendency and in a small ikillet, iighUy 3 miliion prescriptions for turkey or beef. Makes 5 to 6 packet in medium Use amphetamines as a the pep pills last year — 500 chemicals to test first. cinogen). Any exposure to tibacterial chemical, or cosm etics. Data in- tendency to combine with “action levels” for soine Combine it in a salad 2 large oranges, peeled cups of rice salad. rice, 1 teaspoons salt and is to do the same thing over brown in 1 tablespoon butter servings. ^ saucepan. Bring to a boil. o r margarine with 1/8 crutch for will-power when million pills. The Drug En­ — Increase the number dipping citrus products. adequate to establish safe nitrite and cause cancer in poisonous or harmful sub- with leftover meat, and sectioned Curried Rice Salad butter. Cover tightly. again. such a substance is Cover tightly. Cook over Yet many time and energy- teaspoon Italian seasoning. dieting? forcement Agency figures of chemicals that HEW presumed to involved some Caused cancer in test conditions of use. test animals. stances in human food or chicken or turkey and fruit Ml pound cold roast beef, 2% cup water Simmer 20 minutes. Mardi Gras If so, you probably want Remove from heat. Let low heat until all water is saving aids are available. One Add 1 can (7 1/2 ounces) SO million got into the tests. risk.” animals. Prohibited. - FD&C Red No. 2, — Megestrol, a con- animal feed. When the or vegetables. Use your cut in julienne strips 1 cup converted-grand Wild-Rice Salad of the super, convenient foods semi-condensed Savory Cream to shake both fists at Uncle Crisp salad greens stand covered until all a b s o r b e d , a b o u t 25 hands of drug abusers. This — Expand the scope of The FDA’s drug safety — Cobaltous salts, prohibited for use in foods, traceptive drug. Banned. A 'evel goes imagination in deciding rice 1 (6 ounce) package long that can be .used to create a of Mushroom Soup for One Sam's Food and Drug Ad­ chemicals once used as drugs, and cosmetics. No carcinogenic hazard. amount, the FDA nas which fruits or vegetables Cook rice according to water is absorbed, about 5 grain and wild rice minutes. delicious specialty of the Soup, 1/2 cup uncooked w as th e F D A ’s current testing not only to policy takes into account 1 teaspoon salt Cool cooked rice slightly. ministration for its recent determine if chemicals foam stabilizer in beer. No proof of safety. — Dipyrone, a fever authority to remove the to include. package instructions. minutes. Place in bowl. V k cups water house is Campbell’s Soup for quick-cooking rice. 1/4 cup springboard. the benefit-risk factor. 1 tablespoon butter or Add remaining in­ One. These eight rich and green pepper strips, 1/4 cup pronouncement about the cause cancer but also to proof of safety. Prohibited. -- FD&C Violet No. 1, reducer. Taken off market, product from m arket Combine oil, vinegar, Cover and refrigerate until Ml cup canned artichoke ’The FDA bans so many “Benefit-risk” means: ,4capulro Bcef-Rire Salad margarine gredients. Toss, lightly. delicious semi-condensed cut-up canded tomatoes and pep pills. see if they have other toxic prohibited for use in foods. It can cause a sometimes The “action levels are honey, celery, salt, rice is chilled. hearts, drained and cut in things — or wants to — an Whether, in the opinion of DEPC 3 cups hot cooked 1 cup mayonnaise Serve at room temperature soups have distinctive flavor 1/8 teaspoon salt. Bring to Or haven’t you heard? drugs and cosmetics. Car- fatal blood disease. expressed in ppm or ppb— paprika, mustard, cin­ Stir in mayonnaise, as soups, and are great to boil; reduce heat Cover; cook ordinary person wonders if effects. qualified scientists, the (diethylpyrocarbonate), a converted-brand rice Ml cup chutney, finely bite-size pieces with cold sliced turkey or The EDA wants to ban the — To improve the validi­ snythetic chemical once cinogen. -- Bithionol. Prohibited, part per million, parts per namon and pepper. Add chutney and curry powder. Ml cup cold cooked green use as ingredients in making over low heat 10 minutes or it’s safe to use, drink or eat potential benefits of using % cup salad oil chopped ham. Makes 4 to 6 ser­ sauces and delectable main until done. Makes 1 serving. effective reducing drugs. anything containing ty and accuracy of testing a drug outweigh the risks used as a ferment inhibitor - D&C Red Nos. 10,11, Was used as an anti- billion. 2 tablespoons vinegar green onions. 1 teaspoon curry powder Mix well. Chill I hour. Stir peas You can join the miiiions 12,13, prohibited for use in bacterial agent in some Here’s a sampling of ac- vings chemicals. procedures. involved. in beverages. Could com­ 1 tabespoon honey Add to hot rice. Toss who want to stick with drugs and cosm etics, shampoos, creams, and tion levels for selected sub- It’s a complex situation. Dr. David P. Rail, head “All drugs are toxic to bine with other food in­ saccharin — another sub­ Production and use of of the NTP, also is director the human body in some gredients to produce a car­ Colors could contain car- lotions and in products to stances in certain com- stance the FDA wants to cinogens. hide blemishes. Caused modities, as noted in the AM Stooe Shops Open Sunday 9 am»Spm chemicals in America of the National Institute of dose and are capable of cinogen. Prohibited. nix. - Graphite, prohibited allergies. fDA report: soared in the iast 30 years. Environmental Health causing ill effects,” the — Chloroanaline, food Mexican Down on the cattle and for use in cosmetics. Might — V in y l c h lo r id e . - Aflatoxin. Peanuts and As many as 60,000 are Sciences at Research FDA report said. packaging adhesive. contain polynuclear Prohibited. Previously peanut products, 20 ppb. sheep farms, people using beiieved in commerciai Triangie Park in North “The problem is where Caused cancer in test DEA — diethystiibestroi — use. Neariy 700 new ones Carolina. When he to draw the line.” animals. Prohibited. aromatic hydrocarbons, used as an ingredient in. Aflatoxin is a cancer- to fatten herds likely feel some of which could be some aerosol cosmetics, causing mold that, under Foods come on line annuaiiy. faunched the NTP, A partial list of sub­ — Chloroanaline, food the same way about the The part that worried Califano said.: stances which the FDA has packaging adhesive. carcinogenic. Caused cancer in test certain conditions, grows Mexican dishes are FDA, too. The FDA recent­ anim als anda mong on peanuts and various Joseph Califano Jr. when “I have directed this banned or limited in foods, Caused cancer in test — Bismuth citrate, challenging those of the DouUe your savings ly stopped DES use down he was Secretary of the program to develop a long- drugs, cosmetics follows: animals. Prohibited. prohibited for use as a hair workers exposed to the grains, Chinese and Italians for the on the farm. It’s a cancer- substance. - Mercury. Fish, Department of Heaith, range, comprehensive pian - Calamus oil or extract, — Methylenebis, food color. Lack of adequate causer, claim authorities Chloroform , oysters, dams, mussels, ethnic dining siwtlight. Education and Welfare to protect Americans from flavoring. Caused cancer in packaging adhesive. data on toxicity. It is interesting to note who were worried about prohibited. Was used for wheat. 1.0 pp. was this: the premature death, dis­ test animals. Prohibited. Caused cancer in test — Orange B, caused that myths surrounding possibie DES residues in flavoring toothpastes. — Polychlorinated There are only 15,000 ease and iong-term iflness - Dulcin and P-4(X)0, syn­ animals Prohibited. cancer in test animals. Ban Mexican foods are atSlop&SSiopi^th meat. chemicals for which so frequently associated thetic sweeteners. Toxic to — Acrylonitrile, plastic proposed. Caused cancer in test Biphenyls (PCB’s). Paper vanishing. All such cooking The hair-dye industry food-packaging material reports of various animai with toxic substances in test animals, suspected used in making beverage — Phenformin, a diabetic animals. I isn't wild about the FDA intended for or used with does not feature the red- testing have been the environment.” containers. No proof of drug. Banned Evidence — Zirconium complexes, either. Ditto for dozens of carcinogen. Prohibited. human food, animal feed. hot chillies, for example. published. No one reaiiy The FDA report claims -- Cyclamate, synthetic safety. Prohibited. showed it could cause a prohibited in aerosols. DouUe Mamilactiiter’s Coupons In fact, many Mexican dis­ makers of everything from sometimes fatal side 10 pp. knows which among the the difficult part about sweetener. Suspected car­ — Trichloroethylene, Previously used in aerosol hes are surprising bland. foods and cosmetics to effect. Lead. Evaporated Does not apply to Cigarettes. Milk. Beer or Items Prohibited by Law. See Store for Details. 45,000 others in use are assessing the safety of any cinogen. Prohibited. decaffeinating agent in antiperspirants and This cauliflower-sausage COrnGr dsli Evefythmgslced Limit One Instant and One Regular Coffee Coupon per Family. Good thru^Sat. Aug. 11 drugs and medical devices. substances in its long- - Monochloracetic coffee. Carcinogen. Ban — Methapyrilene, a com- deodorants. Caused milk. 0.5 pp. packed fresh to ontef The multi-miiiion doilar safe — or harmfui. casserole is subtly ‘‘Limits in laboratory range effects on human A v»lible r stores teaKjnng a s««vic« defc hair coloring industry, seasoned for those who do facilities and trained health. Deutschmacher after putting up a big fight, not savor spicy foods. testing personnel restrict “Scientists know that ONE OF THE STOP i SHOP COMPANIES reformuiated its dyes, Serve with combread and a the nation’s capacity for exposure to even small taking out ingredients the pitcher of san-gria. testing,” a recent FDA amounts of certain sub­ FDA said might be iinked MEXICAN ALL Connecticut Stores report noted. stances over a long period summer CAULIFLOWER- to development of cancer. Golden Grain 30.7 oz. can makes 8 qts. can produce adverse health The FDA, by law, must “ Present resources for M e d i SAUSAGE CASSEROLE effects,” the FDA report Minute Mad battle to ban products or carcinaogenesis testing in 1 pound sweet sausage Bologna OMCfV'KfW' '1.59k Iltfinnte the United States by noted. clearance 4 (10 ounce) packages ingredients in them when government and industry “The issue of low-level Gem Polish Style Loaf '1 .6 a . there’s a good chance some frozen cauliflower combined wiii permit exposure is especially M arb Cheddar M aid consumers might be in­ 2 (15-ounce) cans tomato testing no more than 500 complex and cffntroversial Reg. or < jured or made ill — or, if PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES sauce chemicals per year. when it comes to sub­ lie Slaw' _____ Pink the product is abused. V. cup chopped parsley , stances that cause cancer. StopaShop^#if pkgs Amphetamines are in the “It is estimated that % teaspoon ground cin­ Lemonade Crystals^ “Because of the nature OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND "abuse” category, accor­ each animal experiment OFF OUR ORIGINAL PRICES namon From OLjr of cancer, scientists are EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS ‘TIL 6) Royal Gelatin Wesson Oil . '1.79 ding to federal authorities. takes from 3 to 6 years and V. cup chopped green 4 unable to say with certain- That’s why the FDA this costs at feast 3300,000.” •ZORRIES SANDALS »ALL BARBECUE stuffed olives Corned Beef '3.69. Lipton Iced Tea Mix Califano set up a KODAKPR10 GRILLS »ALL SUMMER FURNITURE 'SEL­ % cup grated Parmesan Tuna Salad Shu 1 1. 99. ECTED BEACH ‘N PICNIC ACCESSORIES cheese. ^^Rice Pudding 79^ 3 Asst. Styles Nabisco INSTANT PRINT FILM v< cup fine-grated bread ShankPortion Soclal Security SOME EXAMPLES: crumbs ^our kitchen 3ood kesh foods' Rattan Plate Holders Orig. 3/$1.39 Now3 for aVd 2 tablespoons butter Rump Portion 79'. Q. What kind of earnings need for a parent to care of the family are not. Web Sand Chair Orig. $6.99 Now $4,48 Remove sausage from 1 lb. pkg Stop & Shop test is applied to disabled for the child. Q. Every month, I have OUR REG. 6 39 casing. Brown in skillet, workers receiving Social Q. Our 16-year-old son Web Chaise Oig. $14.99 Now $9,88 breaking into small pieces 0^. Choc.Cremeg to stand in line at the bank F ils any instant camera. 10 exposures. PMatoSuad 104count Sandwich Security benefits? has kidney failure and for 20 or 30 minutes to REBATE OFFER! $5.00 back from Jug/Cooler Combo Orig. $32.99 Now $21,88 with wooden spoon. Pour Regular or C hicken ^ 2 ply roll 15 02. pkg. A. If you receive benefits Kodak w ith purchase o f 5 packs. off fat. needs dialysis treatment. deposit my Social Security Hurry In for best selection. Some Intermediate 'Oil & Vinegar^ as a disabled worker, you Is he eligible for check. Can I arrange to See store display. Cook cauliflower accor­ 9 9 , Prince Macaroni '1 markdowns taken. Sorry, no ralnchecks. Cranberry Juice ’ 1.49 not subject to the general Medicare? have my monthly check ding to package directions 1 AOUA-REM rii «nio Macaroni Salad t voltC 49 Nestea Iced Tea Mix ■’ 3.99 Keebler Cookies "- .'■-'l:’ 79= rule by which benefits are A. A person under 65 who until crisp-tender. Drain. H gi' • O’ 1 • deposited directly into my lOOINPASn EXTMNT ^PizzaTwinPak 8? withheld based on total an­ needs maintenance checking account? ROU-ON Combine cooked Dish Detergent Punch nual earnings. If you go dialysis or a kidney A. Yes. You can have MODOMNT BRECK TYLENOl sausage, tomato sauce, Corned Beef A A back to work in spite of transplant because of per­ your monthly benefit 1 8 7 ’ parsley, cinnamon and ^.seafood nne fillels and sheilfisW your disability, you could manent kidney failure is deposited directly into a OUR REG. 1.27 f SHAMPOO EXTRA­ olives. Mix well. iimdry earn an unlimited amount Ajax eligible for M ^icare if he checking or savings ac­ 6.4-oz. Iluoflde tooth* 1 STRENGTH Spread a layer of sauce Brisket and continue to receive or she has enough Social count at the financial paste fights cavities 1 mixture in bottom of 3- Fresh tergent benefits for a nine month Security or railroad retire­ organization of your i & freshens breath. \ TABLETS quart baking dish. Top with Turbot liq u id trial work period. After the ment credits or is the hus­ choice. All you need to do cooked cauliflower. Cover trial work period, a deter­ band, wife, or dependent with remaining sauce. Top FUtets'fM Family Size^39 is complete a direct M i a 2 6 ’'°*Gffound^fr Ufa Bake txo4 or fry U* 48 oz. bottle mination is made about child of an insured worker. deposit form SF-1199. You CMAMRMK HARSnUT with cheese and crumbs. your ability to do substan­ Approx. 3 lb. chub lb 89 Only the family member can get the form at your Dot with butter. Fresh Mackerel Dressed '1.39. *Contains not more than 2&'o fat Glad Garbage Bags 79 Fabric Softener '1.69 tial gainful work. If it is with' perm anent kidney financial organization, and OUR REG. 2.33 Bake in 425-degree oven decided that you are able Matlaw’s Clams o„SJ^«-'1.79 9 Lives Cat Food 49 Octagon Liquid 89^ failu re is eligible for the people there can help 15-oz. size. For normal, about 25 minutes. Makes 8 to do substantial gainful Medicare. Other members you fill it out. 15^2. regular, X- 6-02. Regular. Un­ dry or oily hair. servings. Fish-Nics '1.89 work, your benefits will be body or balsam for* scented or Super. OUR REG. 2.97 mula. frozen foods These values save you from a riot kitclien' paid for an additional 100-cl. Extra pain re­ S^frozen m eat Sausage sale* lief without aspirin. S h ou ld er adjustment period of three ..California Walnut . Tasty Beef Chuck llb months. CustardH stop & Shop Stop & Shop non - dairy All Varieties Man - Pleasers Q. Is it true that a ' w K f S U k for London Broil widowed parent’s benefit Add crisp California broken graham crackers, NEW AJAX walnuts to tender baked or snipped dried apricots Snacks Cooked 3 CoHee ^“ uiquet will stop when a child turns H l-C UUNDRY All of us are concerned 18, even if the child con­ custards for extra, richer and moist, flavorful sun- flavor and texture contrast sweetened prunes. Bake •AMoawnAsnc snips 6 r..' antihislatn DETERGENT about the so-called “empty ie (tenet IB-ilDumets tinue to get student’s r M-cl.. W.Inch DRINK MIX S^ndessBefW S in each bite. Make it simp­ your usual way after ini' lotion iof fpliol calorie” snacks we nibble benefits? ol ilchinq A ifotal'on on each day. Making your 8 ounce 16 oz. A, Yes. This is because ly by putting chopped dusting custard tops with ' OUR REG I 0 9 . * ^ \ 1 ^ ' 1 17 ounce ■ E ™ own wholesome treat is pkg IksiMO container L I package the benefits are designed to toast^ walnut kernels and nutmeg. Since they’re good GhuckSteakA"’ one way to control the support the efforts of a dots of butter into the cups warm or cold, make a dou­ CURITT family’s snacking habits. Swift’s Sausage '1.09 Birds Eye Beans parent to remain in the before the egg mixture ble batch for breakfast or Scallop Dinner 5 '1.39 JACKS-3PKGS ALCOHOL These crispy banana bars Rath Sausage Meat « 89f home during the child’s goes in. Or try other dessert, keeping what’s Fish Sticks D; 99^ LaChoyEgg Rolls '7 9 ' delicious variations left for snacktime. PREPS provide tbat extra energy Jones Link Sausage ii, '1.99 ItSUan ^ ^ 3 9 early years. Once a child is rain 4 9 « FT Makes 8 quarts: lem­ 49 big ounces! For the boost on walks, (I 18 or over, there is less teaming walnuts with 1 9 OUR All Flavors Hendries onade. fruit, cherry or whole wash .colors, backpacking trips or even Pound Cake hi REG while and all OUR REG 63« "V 1 59 slawberry flavor. 29.2-oz. ^ b a k e r y 3ur own! Our best! Sausage Caramel covered . on the tennis court 100-ct.1 easy to use, in Crispy Banana Bars i/iGaLIce popcorn & peanuts _Lee dividually wrapped Nutrition with a prize inside! 2% cups 100-percent Stop & Shop Sliced White Big natural cereal, original Cake RAID % cup all-purpose flour isv Bread ANTilOACN Vt cup firmly packed 1 * 1 4 9 carton Barbecues and Sodium RIISI'SPIKES SPRAT brown sugar H otD oi^ 9 9 10% ounce pkg. ______I OUR % cup mashed ripe C ' REG banana Seneca Apple Juice 39 VzGal.Sherbert 9K™ Good news for people on DO YOU KNOW... 1 49 n.w3'*Sv()LtaiV Wrapped Skces sauce. Here’s a new sauce to try your nearest Medi Mart. Our pharmacist will handle the details. wooden pick inserted in Conditioner ’ sodium. Compare that with OUR REG. 1.29 OURQUARANTEE: Duncan’s passion in life on your barbecued chicken, •C O U P O N port RX PURCHASE OWLY»UMIT ONE COUPON P6R FAMILY>OFFER EXPIRES aW 79 center comes out clean. Thompson Southern 365 milligrams of sodium If a p rin t I I n o t u in fs e to r y m an y way. w t 9 9 seems to be chasing down spareribs or duck: Com­ MEDI MART RX COUPON g w ara nia* to ra p n n i n m E C o r ra lu n o |t>a Cool. Cut into bars. This 'eraspinn i0iUoint»nh> 9 3 Low in sodium, Peel, slice and stops Shop Flei^hm annsl lb. pkg. for a teapoon of salt or soy p rice o f tt>a u n a c c tp ia b ia p rin t the anchovies and other in­ bine a 6-ounce can frozen kitchen-tested recipe and in calories sugar. Serve over_ sauce and 67 for a teaspoon gredients worthy of being lemonade concentrate with ss ■ makes ll-by-7-inch dish of IKjStop & Shop Coupon| ^ 5 ice cream of ketchup. used in his sauce. 'A cup original SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE I With lh« cokpon Cream mCHl THROUGH AUQUST11. 1979 bars. 39 Most herbs and spices “The anchovies we use Worcestershire sauce. Unusually heavy demands may re­ Microwave Directions: have little sodium. So. they generally come from Spain Blend well. quire our setting reasonible limits Line baking dish with wax ■ Save2i iJ lim h O California, 23 S izeflH ^M F Cheese [arine in lairness to atl customers. CHARTER OAK MALL can be used liberally to or Italy,” he explains. Another tasty barbecue paper, extending paper I w- liven barbecue sauces. In­ ■ Random Weight Pkg. 8 oz. Xsiiw***, “Our tamarind comes sauce combines a 10%- over sides of dish. Omit cidentally. a sprinkling of ! STOP & SHOP CHEDDAR pkg from India (where the ounce can condensed greasing. Pour batter into _ M o u p e l W " O trib sticks lemon juice on the meat to S REAL SHARP(White) Bar or Wedge sauce originated). It is a tomato soup with a 5-ounce lined dish. Cook at medium 89 be barbecued provides a ■ or REAL SHARP(Yellowl Bars 59 Kraft Veh/eeta '2.69 Blue Bonnet 7 9 brownish-red bean which bottle of Worcestershire 940 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD (50-percent power) for 9 to I OrexIS.-. * I ‘ Srt I Native Conn. Green Native (3onn. Green ^ tasty salt substitute. adds a touch of sweetness sauce. For variety, add 1 11 ininutes, rotating dish V4 AppleJuice .iris , g? B re*sS ,ae;’" Another change has plus a touch of tartness to teaspoon liquid or turn after each 4 minutes ■ ' ParryT - t ' S S l Penpers39» Cabbagek9s 9 _ ...... riiSrtii^ CanggW tnStat S ' U ) A l m tntl Nd'Hpcret* to iy ip y < W 4 m i taken place on the the foods it combines with. powdered smoke flavoring -;-of couklng. Cook at high for barbecue. ”We use chilies from all or 1 teaspoon (1 large ■ TEL. 569-4120 !'2 minutes or until wooden Because of the over the world. The clove) minced garlic to -pick inserted In center astronomical prices of beef scorching hot kind are this basic recipe. ^ comes out clean. KVPgNP HKHALD, Wed., Aneat t. MW— PACK TWENTY SEVEN

PAGE T W E N r/-S IX - EVENING H E R ^ D , W e^. August 8, 1979 Scalloped Tofu Potatoes Scalloped potatoes can Aids be prepared in nomerous DOUBU COUPON SAHINOS! Offer Good at These GD))Stores: X n one's preTerences THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE COUPON GET A DOUBLE REFUND ON MANUFACTURERS' w m i s A T S ^ in such dishes are carried o v e r from chUdbood. Many COUPONS AT FOOD MART Diet cooks cooUmie to prepare Rodnam manufacturers' ’Dents OIT coupons by buying itw I t e m s and smwjBdaubla the valuastat^ w i^ coupoi^^ M y son is a Chinese 1135 TOLLAND TNPKE I scholar. He lived fo r a long recipes that they find 50^ + 50*=M ®“ Our -Doubla Savings" program applies to manufacturers' coupons you cBp trpm ~ soothing because of the I e‘ or other retaHers' coupons. The total double cash savings may not eiweed the r a y Price in s rk ^ w tM time in the Orient, where os. vou oet the Item free. Our “Doubte am pon-otter is limited t o one (1) iniism coflee coupon e i ^ o n ^ r ^ u ^ he perfected his Chinese CALDOR PLAZA fond memories associated I MANUFACTURERS’ MATCH«>BY YOUR TOTAL and indulged his fascina­ with them. I CENTS OFF COUPON FOOD MART SAVINGS tion for Oriental food. MANCHESTER Here is an easy and In fact, tofu tbean curd) ^^siS iS o s r-irlS K !-® J economical verskm of the has beome an integral part classic scalloped potato. of his diet, as it is for many SUp copies of Uw recipe Orientals. He is into your children's file enthusiastic on the subject when they leave home for of bean curd and has their Crst homes or We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky collected several good apartments. recipes. A&P STORE COUPON SCALLOPED POTATOES Tofu is the curd of soy With This Valuable Coupon With This Valuable Coupon With This Valuable Coupon Fresh Produce Experts! " m ilk ." 6 medium potatoes (2 WALDBAUM S It is usually made by pounds) soaking soybeans and then [ i r f 2(T OFF V4 cup butter 1/3 cup chopped fresh grinding them into a puree. MAKI8S0MIARTS-MX MOZ. The puree is cooked and J1 - l b ! m T c o f f e e onion filtered. The curd is 2 tablespoons flour Food M art precipitated by the addi­ MAXWELL HAWAIIAN UPTON 2 teaspoons salt tion of a coagulant, most V i teaspoon dried leaf often nigari (magnesium PUNCH ICED TEA COFFEE thyme chloride), other HOUSE 3 cops milk Prices Effective Through Waldbaum’t N.Y. Style Deli! magnesium or calcium eiiiaa»'"*’ a » ia a « '-’ gaai Pare potates. Cut into Mi- Wwt Til you lean your eyes on the wonOertuI vanaly Saturday, Aug. 11 ol tIicaO-lo-orOer coK) cuts gelora IrasNy made salts, lemon juice or inch slices. Place in saeds and domestic & impotled cheeses from vinegar. greased 2-quart casserole our appetiter depertmenH Just slap up lo our The curds are placed in or baking dish. coimier . sample a lime end save a tod pressurized containers to A&P SUMMERTIME SIZZLERS! Melt butter in medium "MASSACHUSETTS GROWN' give them shape and A&P SUMMERTIME SIZZLERS] )) saucepan. Add onion and APPLE texture and to drain off 0e«f Chuck-Bone In-FIrst Cut Pork ShoBldleM ioflbe,-Pi09h or cook until tender. Blend in ft excess whey. Fresh tofu is (Watar flour, salt and thyme. Butter & Sugar highly perishable and o r Addad) Remove from beat and should be eaten within stir in milk. Return to several days of processing. ROASTSdbJ SMOKED PICNICS heat. Cook, stirring con­ Sweet Corn Tofu is often sold un­ BLAOE STEAKS stantly, until mixture packaged, usually held in a FROZEN thickens slightly and boUs. tub of water at the store. Sliced Baco 1 Seedless Grapes U S NO 1 RUSSET plus when you have other SINCET JU CY heat process, has a con­ SnAKSiBBT 5 LB BAG siderably longer shelf life COD FILLETS FOfISTBWS enaBBEBB®)) foods to fix up at once. Dip tB 39* Baking Potatoes 98* LBANQMUNO PORK RIBS-SMALL Jersey Peaches than other varieties. At PORK LOIN-CUSTOM CUT refrigerator biscuits into CALIPORMA CARANOO FROZEN-BATTER DIPPED FROZEN-BATTER DIPPED CHUCK JUMBO lb least one brand of silken melted butter seasoned Valencia Oranges -ss SIZE 4 F0B*1 . Juicy Bartlett Pears 49* Cooked Salami La*2.19 BEEF CHUCK-BOrCLESS Whole (14-17 lbs.) Fresh with onion powder, then tofu may be stored at room Brilliant Brilliant BEEF CHUCK-BOnaESS STEAKS ^ i ------^Produce Item of the Week!> CARANOO NEW ENGLAND (SUCEO TO ORDER) temperature. Spare $ 4 3 9 coat with finely chopped O r a n g e & Grapefruit Juice 59* Luncheon Sausage Fish In Fish $ 0 5 9 California walnuts and Tofu varies in moisture London Broil I Shoulder r o a s t s ” S. Food Club Topco ' TANGY FLORIDA LONG ACRE NATURAL ROAST Batter Ribs I lb dried parsley flakes. Place Pure Lemon Juice pJstk!Sw< 59* SUCEO content (thus in nutrient Charcoal 7 9 * Chicken Breast TO ORDER value), texture and flavor. on ungreaaed baking sheet. All Purpose LIMES dozen Bake at 400 degrees F. for Briquettes ^ it Gems Candy ^ 89* FOR PERFECT LIMEADE COMBINE Z CUPS PlOfODA L'ME SLICED However, all are custard­ Crackers TO ORDER about 10 m inutes until CAWMA UAnNATXO -,n» JUICE AND 1’t CUPS GRANULATED SUGAR Beef Bologna like and bland. SYRUP THAT CAN BE KEPT OR REFRIGERATED TO MAKE 10 11 OUNCE PKQ 20 POUND BAG Tofu picks up other CREAM STYLE OR W HOU KERNEL CMOMtOtmfAVOmJB buiscuits are lightly brown. Artichoke Hearts •“ ^ 79* OR 12 TALL GLASSES OF LIMEADE FOR 'NDIVIOIAL Another Reason You'll Do Better SERVINGS COMBINE ’ • CUP LIME SYRUP WITH WATER S »CE flavors readily. It is often Check These Savings From xiAE FARA# Lo-Cal Dressings 89* CUBES . fried and flavored with soy NATIVE MASS.-QREEN or CANADA DRY sauce and garlic. But it DEL MONTE CORN GOLDEN RIPE h e n • Qkigar AM DAILEY may also be broiled, pan­ California Y e llo w • B a m iH M d 6 $ '|2 9 ifety Kosher Spears fried or cooked in soups. Y e llo w Red, Black or White Seedless ROOtBMT -n o t . M M . Many tofu aficionados C lH b S o d * U.S.D.A. CHOICE use it as a dip or salad an an as S qu ash Fail-Saf* Cut Prevention dressing or as a base for Keebier-CC B>ggs CC Drops Cookies or For Salads or Cooking IM p cut down the number imitation sour cream, RICH ‘N’ CHIPS 7 9 * of kitchen accidents by re* Beef Chuck CRISCOOIL GRAPES ducinf the chance of felting SLICED TO ORDER . LEAN mayonnaise, icing or even ice cream. BLUERMBON c u t Domestic Roast Beef lb*3.79 GOLDEN GRAIN The best general precaution The following soup ! is to get o r g a n i ^ . Store p s Blade Steak l b * 1 . 8 9 recipe is from my son’s 38 sharp knhree in a knife rack, Long John Franks Made Fresh In Store Daily U.S. No. 1 Size A Potatoes PABST BEER collection He claims it is a MACkCHEESE f SOB lb . \ not mixed with flatware and good beginning for any , LESS than | other utmsUs in a utility Hot Bagels AVAILABLE 1 2 fob* 1 . 0 9 C e le ry last yearly 5 lb . Bag 182 drawer. meal. Never uac a knife to open ITS LIKE HAVING YOUR OWN Bean Curd and Scallion R ussets metal cans. Use a modem can DELI RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER! Soup: You w ill need 6 cups H e a rts opener, one that does not Planter's Ivory LB. of chicken stock, 3 squares California-Fancy produce iao*8 edges. o f bea'n c u r d , 1 'A Ocean Spray Drink Mr Crab Peanut Soap U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED-GRADE "A ” Fresh Baked Goods! teaspoons of salt and 1 CRAB MEAT *1” U S 0 A CHOICE • BEEF CRAN-GRAPE Butter Bath Size London WALDBAUM'S bunch of scallions. ALL VARtETIEB-CAT F0004U P m Put the chicken stock in BATIffiOOM TISSUES NECTARINES CREAMY 5* OFF LABEL BAS^G Fresh Turkeys Broil (SHOULDER) a saucepan. Bring to a boil Large-Sweet-Juicy 18 OZ. JAR 3 BAR PACK FRESH CAKES SPRUCE BRAND-MARINATED SUMMER SNACK SPECIAL U SD A CHOICE • BEEF and simmer for about 6 COTTONELLE FRISKIES HENS Boneless LEMON OR ORANGE - 14 OZ. PKG. minutes. Cut the bean 10 TO 14 curds into ‘A-inch strips. A rtic h o k e Y e llo w LBS. 'LB. Chuck Steak Add to the soup with salt. Throw away chippad or FOOD CLUB P o p c o rn 3 t o b * 1 . U S D A CHOICE Sim mer for another 5 to 7 H e a rts craefcad cookwara and dithai. Tomatoes U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ■ f . o n / 3 1* lb . 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Cut can lids completely off; Beef Chuck W ALD B A U M S minutes. Serve very hot in Sami Bonless Boneless 1 LB LOAF I LESS than] never cut them partially and Frozen Favorites! - Top Blade Steak Raisin Bread 89* a deep bowl. I yearly Nabisco -Dreo A Swiss or then try to bend them back. PLAIN • SUGAR or CINNAMON I2COUNT nr For more recipes, con­ Laundry Delergent-20t Off Label Stokely's SHOULDER pkg Read use and care instruc* Morton CHUCK U S D A CHOICE - BEEF Waldbaum’s Doughnuts 65* OREO COOKIES 89^ Uons packaged with new sult "The Art of Chinese ARM SHAMMER Vegetables Boneless WALDBAUM S 20 02 LOAVES Cooking” (Random House) cookware, dishes or appli* Fried Chicken ROAST PILGRIM PRIDE-JUICE & m OFF LABEL-DISH UOUID DETEfMENT Inlsrnattonsl Cembinsttons STEAK Chuck Roast BLAM)' Sandwich White Bread2fon99 by Mimi Quei, The book ances before using them. 32 OUNCE PKQ. ALL VARIETIES • 16 OZ. PX a (UNDEHBLADE)_____ (WITH COOKING TIMER! features recipes for stuffed Such instructions will warn, DERMASSAOE for example, against using bean curd, bean curd with APPLE DRINK abrasive deanaers or cleaning • f a n i l l 3 9 GEM sea bass, bean curd with •kh pads on glass-ceramic or heat- i 4 4 S ‘20 * off fzo * off L9. ■ • >.e. egg, bean curd with shrimp Store Sliced Arm Page ( 4 0 0 resistant glass cookware. B * - SMOKED ON A 19 OZ. CAN ON A 32 OZ. CAN Choot* Tour Favorft*/Sava 30* ORE IDA ,g 02, and many more dishes. ITiese deaners can severely CRISPERS pkqs SHOUT UPTON COOKED HAM £ b CORN OIL b.i' scratch glass cookware With inflation making s a y VANDEKAMPS Food Club SHOULDERS LEMON TREE causing it to weaken and 20 OZ PKQ 3 LB. CAN SOIL a STAIN LEMONADE MIX the price of meat protein Dell King-Cooked Brisket of C A A Q Eight O'Clock-CoMee $ * 4 4 9 perhape, break, according to FISH STICKS Canned Ham * 5 . 4 9 PICNIC REMOVER MAKES 10 QUARTS astronomically high, tofu APPLE-LEMON-PINEAPPLE the Consumer Information (WATER ADDED) With ihii coupon at Food CREAMER lar T OUR BEST «Viin irni cot n o n at Fooo Mori Ooed tniu S ANN PAGE Don't grope for broken Seafood Specials! TANG POST COTTAGE SEEDED^ I Iwa. Daily-Kibbled or Meal glase in a water-filled sink. L B ‘ 1.69 market. It usually sells for Domesvc $ 0 6 9 BREAD 25 lb.' • * | p B FRANKS or SLUGGERS BREAKFAST 40% BRAN LEMONADE Instead, wrap your hand in a about 70 cents to $1.10 a CHEESE Buttercrust A bag LIVELY FLAKES SWISS CHEESE Z b 20 02.^ DOG FOOD towel, open the drain and ^ LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA LB ‘ 1.29 PAN READY SMELTS lb99* ’ DRINK pound. BREAD SAVE 34« ^ Iva. a doth or paper towel to pick WHh tto« coupon at Food Vihfli ihM coupon at Food r I- M RrFiriERT-rM ^^ Uwl Good thru 8 «t. Aug M«t Good inrv Sal Aug up the fragments. lb‘2.19 PoI l OCK f il l e t s lb‘ 1.59 11. Limit on* |«r ■ orta II Limit ona phg • ono VS g a t SEMI BONELESS HAM STEAKS bUUtnai ^ lan*", coupon par f*mtt» AVOID SERIOUS BURNS ca n o n Close cabinet doors and SWEET N' LOW YOGURTFutvoBs 3cure*1. drawers when they are not in LB ‘ 1.49 SWORDFISH STEAKSlS3.69 Why do a slow burn over an " 1 I , # ' OSCAR MAYER WIENERS “ mm 2-lb Pkg. Margarine AAih Imported use. If left open they can CREAM CHEESE « oe container »1.09 accident that m ight have been RUBBERMAID RUBBERMAID LB 30C OFF LABEL 30C OFF LABEL cause serious injury to any­ OSCAR MAYER BEEF FRANKS ‘ 1.59 . Item of the Week! ■ " prevented? Check the kitchen Birds Eye 1 0 * o f f i F o f f SHEDD’S SPREAD 99^ 20 oz one who bumpc into them. /-Health & Beauty Aidal-^ for possible hazards that AIM SIGNAL French Design SHELF ICE CUBE LB ‘ 1.59 U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF ON A 16 OZ. PKQ. Ind Wrapped Y/hiie Of Colored Cneese TASTI FRIES pkg 6 9 Open doors also provide easy OSCAR MAYER BIG ONE ON A 10 COUNT PKQ. could cause serious burns $399 access to curious children. BONELESS KEEBLER such as the following: TOOTHPASTE MOUTHWASH LINERS TRAYS lb‘ 1.19 CHED-O-BIT 3 e p.g COPPERWARE Assorted Varlelles-lnlernallonal Following these end other Listermint 32 OUNCE 6 COLONIAL CENTER CUT BACON SKIRT STEAKS GLAD HONEY Teach young children that « i S 9 A&P While 01 Colored kitchen safety tips can lead 02 99* EXCELLENT FOR BARBECUE TRASH BAGS GRAHAMS the heating units of a range $ 0 3 9 lO SARA LEE DESSERTS the way to fail-safe cut pre­ Mouthwash PLUMROSE SLICED COOKED HAM can be hot and may still be CHEESE lb CHEDDAR Morton vention and safer kitchens. JOHNSON t JOHNSON SWIr T p REMIUM SAUSAGE •<» 99* hot even after the units are A&P Sliced Cheese Provolone or ■■ .L88* 10 OUNCE BOHLE turned off. HEAVY DUTY VO lM C H O K It BABY OIL LB. Pepsodenl-Ailull Size o FRIED CHICKEN ^:^g transparent ______SO COUNT ELM BREAKFAST PORK SAUSAGE lb‘ 1.29 MOZZARELLA 79® 'BONUS SOX' TOOTHBRUSHES ,o. EVEREADY Hood-Ice Cream-Sport CURAD STRIPS M o tiir i o» •notetteteh Not taaponpbte to» irpogtapn't** h ' wi A&P Hall Moon While FREE A&P Balsam-Reg or Eklra Body BATTERIB8 ^ COLBY CHEESE t,$219 j-PM»“C"w"0"e*a PEANUTBARS CONDITIONER '6corn. or 99* 2-Ficli»VaUor4Pack"AA' Hood ( a i l Q Ann Page A&P Balsam Treatment-Normal or Dry a Pink Register Tapes CrlrKAt-bltpotiblt ^ i to oz CUT CORN ' pkgs ORANGE JUICE lit' SHAMPOO 99* (See details at yoi

There’s still time left to sample one of the summer’s PW most lucious fruits: the mango. One of the finest crops ever, from Sunny Mexico, will be featured in many super­ markets throughout the remainder of this month. Mango Ice Cream Sundae SIZZLHK600D .. StothelbVEIIIIIEST This refreshing mango dessert is a perfect way to “keep your cool" at summer bar-be-ques, parties, or any PINEHURST BEEF PAH IES time! Step 1: Add two cups of peeled ripe mango pulp to one quart of soft vanilla ice cream. Mix well and freeze. Natural goodness that only the best U.S.D.A. Step 2: Peel one large ripe mango and cut into ‘A ” Choice beef can deliver. Buy a lb or two or a slices. Place in shallow dish and sprinkle with ‘A cup hundred. Ed Fontana would appreciate ad­ brown sugar and 1/3 cup rum. Chill for 60 minutes. vance orders (or 50 and 100 lots. Put mango ice cream in four serving dishes and top with mango slices and liquid. Serves 4. LB. 1.89 Limit lb. 2 per cuttomat FRESH BLOCK ISLAND S W O R D F IS H >3.99 s CHILDREN'S $ Lower at LARGE BREAD SHOE SALE ^ DO rODRSaF A FAVOR ..... SBIVE om CMCKEN PARTS t^ (AUQ9-11) O GRADE A 20 oz. LOAF Chicken Legs and Breasts are selected (or quality and size... and priced to give you more meat for your moneyl... EGGS aMMMMMMMMMMMWMMaAWAAAAAAAAAWAWWWAAAAAAWAAAWAWAWWAAAAAAWAWAAA LEAN IMPORTED DOZpN 43‘ EACHV FROM)7".« 24" Freehiv Sliced Pinehurst Fresh Just In time (or "Back to Schoori A select yuw group of famous name childrens shoes; ^ Ir w C H f V M M n w m n n a ^ VERIBEST , fitted by professionals. Priced originally to ALL NATURAL FLAVOR HAM ' *37." • • FLORIDA 100% Pure OLD FASHIONED •Alb. * l i 4 5 CHICKEN Swiss Chocolate N’ Fudge ,b *2.79 ORANGp JUICE ICE CREAM CHILDRENS’ ^ Fresh from Concentrate try It wtNr thin LEGS Flavor of the Month or very thin. . . Half FASHI0WED/k^>^ Gallon lb. Half Swim t POTATO SAUO SKWEK e Chocoisis 1 ______Rej. Gallon , N' Ftfdes •1.29 COlfSUW ICE CflfAM ' Save4()C »4" J S « S ITAL OUVE SALAD Breast* ...lb. $1.19 W in g*...... lb. Select group of Sneakers by Strlde-Rlte andQ P r Freeh Center Cut Converse. Over 300 pr. Sizes 7 to 12, S lz e s^ POPCORN 4 oz. 49« Brollera spill or 2'A to 6 i n cut...... lb. CHEESE CHEESE V h oz. 49^ S TIX 9 lb. ^ FOOD SINGLES PRETZELS 0Z. 59^ THINS 13 oz. 79^ W HArS GOING ON IN OUR PARKINS CHEESE CORN S o z. 49« CCUNTRY LOT AND IN FRONT OF PINEHURST?? PORK RIBS CURLS 9oz. 69« We hope It Is good new s... the State Is making a ) |'**St.^***** VISA MASTER CHARGE C f yPOTATO CHIPS ioi. 79*, major overhaul of the traffic lights at the corner of AMERICAN EXPRESS^ lb. * 1 .2 9 Main and Turnpike. Please park In our lot or In front of the store... the work may be completed this week. We Roenia the Right to Limit Quantitlet Open here at 302 Main Dally 8 til 6, not open Thurs. _____ ■ •*••••■ or FrI. nights or Sun. J IMONS Cumberland farms 643-4151 1200 stores — there's one near you! PINEHURST GROCERY INC. ^ 1 } MANCHESne STORE ONLY 9 Open 7 days for your convenience W 1 wu 1 hens are out 1 hour, os on rack ming coals, lasting oc- I marinade fork-tender, ested recipe gs, 2Vfi cups

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Save lime cuid trouble . . . dine with nostalgic pleasure. Hire a home improvement ^pro^ Planning a do-il-yourself taking, and which are best left to possible— suggest energy-sav­ ...in a Colonial home improvement project? the "pro s." ing measures and materials. >,<' a Before you begin, consider the The National Home Improve­ • Guarantee workmanship Atmosphere*Created trade-offs involved. ment Council suggests you as well as service and warranties On the one hand, you may make an honest appraisal of offered by materials and prod­ for TODAY’S HOMES save some money. On the other, your handyman skills, the com­ uct suppliers. you must invest your own time plexity of Ihe job. and the time • Namf/eclean-ups. and pro­ and effort you are able— and and labor. vide follow-up service if neces­ That means more than work­ willing— to invest. Then, weigh sary. ing with hammer and saw. It them against the advantages of • Help arrange financing. also includes paper-and-pencil hiring a contractor. Such benefits, says N H IC , planning, comparison shopping In addition to on-the-job ex­ can make hiring a contractor for materials, studying instruc­ pertise. a qualified and reliable more practical than doing the tions for application and instal­ home improvement contractor work yourself lation, and cleaning up after­ can: wards. • Submil for your approval a To be sure of the contractor's Depending on your compe­ comprehensive project plan in­ reliability, choose one who has tence. the completed job may cluding sketches, specifications an established place of business provide long service and lots of for materials and labor, and and is willing to provide finan­ satisfaction. But— if you've over-all cost estimates. cial and customer references. Mullnmik Coutry lin taken on more than you can • Check local building codes A good indication of profes­ handle— the results could be and apply for necessary per­ sionalism is membership in Ihe disappointing. mits. Council. Member-contractors- Better determine beforehand • Recommend materials that are listed in the telephone di­ Better Bedding II which projects are worth under­ are best for the job. and— where rectory under the N H IC seal. I) Shown is the new La-Z Boy Recliner shown. John DiCioccio, Jr., owner states Center at the recently relocated Better that in store financing is available to Bedding II at the Lapp Plaza located on qualified buyers, and delivery and set up Route just 1 ‘ /*2 miles from Vernon Cir­ is always free. Before you make a Bed­ cle. The new store features King Koil, ding or Brass Bed decision see the ‘Bed­ Gold Bond, aeclipse and Therapedic Bed­ ding Specialists’ for a better buy. Fifty Ifs possible to decorate on a budget ding lines as it has since opening in 1977. new La-Z-Boys always in stock. Phone 872- Genuine Brass Beds, Nautilus Waterbeds, 7294. without compromising on high quality Bunk Beds and specialty beds are also Decorating can be fun to do. W ith creative thinking and a pair of handy hands, lirltom(k Cnitr; lin you can design and build a room inexpensively without There’s a lot happening B EH ER BEDDING SHOPS compromising on quality fab­ rics. at Marlborough Country

The modular sealing ar­ Barn. Two new buildings RECLINER CENTERS rangement. made up of have been added on the 17' x l7 " cubes, is constructed • Red Tag • from plywood and then up­ site on North Main Street. holstered in u rich royal blue The Country Hardware Belgian linen-faced velvet. s-u The beauty of this drapery 4 shop has been greatly and upholstery fabric is that it possesses both a luscious enlarged and expanded CLEARANCE plush look and practicalit). the CAMDEN DINING GROUP into Its own building to The advantages ol Belgian irapreMivf pedciUl Ubir and four Camdrn tdde chairs provide a better and linen are many: serviceabil­ COLONIAL DINING FTIRNITTREat ii» tiunly hr»i. Kinrl\ rrafli*il ity. durabilil) and. since there Reg. »413. greater selection of of •olid Dortbcni hardwood* In m beautiful antique f iniF>b. Tlie authrntli* iH-ih'-tal is little static in linen, there is lable, with • Miede-pUalie lop ran eerily aeat »ix. I t \ 12" in dianirlrr Hith hardware, paints, M ^ ‘S U £ practically no dust build-up. one 10"leaf.Fourapindlebark»idechair*ronipirtethe in’oup. whirti >rr« obvioittly look* far more rxpCniivr than il» lowrr-tlian->ou-e«|M*rt prirr. fireplace fixtures and tU i? ■'■IRED7 IT MAY BE The pillows are sewn in Sale TIME TO SEE OUR OVER 100 IN STOCK ROCKER- choice sizes and shapes. Pil­ accessories, and lighting RECLINERS, SWIVEL low colors of burnt orange, fixtures. antique gold and lime high­ * 2 9 9 . ? o S RO^OM^^I^FiLLln^pSENTS light the colors of the easy-to- Facing North Main make linen window shade. Street Is a new building NOW SALE PRICEDII The use of these bright, vivid LIMITED TIME colors creates an atmosphere COMPANION HUTCH CABINET Reg. »599. housing a restaurant, The New Sadler’s Ordinary. The that is cheerful, warm and H 7 9 . bright. restaurant and bakery opens at 9 a.m. and Is prepared T ill. (X'.STOM TOUCH in do-il-youraelf decorating is in the choice of Belgian linen-faced velvets and wallcoverings. The to serve light breakfast sandwich and soup type Interest is maintained by natural linen wallcovering creates a perfect foil for a vivid FR EE Service the use of texture against tex­ color palette and diverse furnishings in this living room de­ F R E E Delivery FR EE Setup luncheons, and full dinners after 4 p.m. The owner and ture. Plush linen-faced velvet signed by Emy l-eeser. Belgian linen wallcoverings, drapery chef Is a gourmet cook In his own right — his soups are juxtaposed against the coarse, and upholstery fabrics are architect and interior designer grainy texture of the Belgian specified products and can be ordered through the interior particularly good, and the baked breads and things are linen wallcovering adds di­ design studio of a department store. FROM mension and visual interest. Marlboronili ConDtr; Bara out of this world. The neutral, natural shade of sound and insulated against wood, I7"xl4"x5" deep. The facility Is owned by Marlborough Barn owner Carl the linen wallcovering en­ the weather. Covered in the same texturra GOLD BOND149.799 Join DIGecdo ables the use of lots of color Maintenance is minimal; wallcovering, this shelf pro ZIrkenbach and leased by Jay Shea of Glastonbury. and diverse furnishings with­ just vacuum twice a year. vidra added space for acces­ The Barn now provides an air conditioned place to MATTRESS out conflict. Spots are removed by means sories and can also be used as VERNON Walls need not be prepared of a damp sponge and mild THE a cocktail table for hors spend the day in profitable shopping, plus a place to SALE RTE83 in any special manner, while detergent, while some stub­ d'oeuvres and drinks. LAPP PLAZA cracked and bumpy walls are born stains are removable stop and have a delightful meal. Stop in and visit all of I SHOPS Personal touches are Twin *39 BETTER BEDDINGs tlW Ml. NO. OF easily camouflaged. W ith Bel­ with a solvent cleaner. TOTAL HOME EURNISHINCS VERNON CIRCLE) further expressed in the scle..-, the building soon. Full <49 /a -Z -£ o il REOINER CENTERS gian linen wallcoverings, a Built in the corner of the tion o f art, plants, and acces­ OLOiMHTie«vitM»«iOMaTiys oiDiXvia«H«“ miii 972-7294 room becomes acoustically wall is a shelf made of ply­ sories. Come 9cMh«delolb on Moflboroush Country Bom special chorseoccounl. . Iiritorngli CoMtu Bin . EVENING HERALD, Wed.. August 8. 1979

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MEYERS PIANO & GUITAR I 111 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. 111 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. Anbull^ r^nl$h9d piano It an Imrattmant In aound and a sound InvaatmanL Why? Baeauaa than BETTBR MADE, BETTER SOUND AND BEAUTIFUL CRAFTSMANSHIP. Chickering (reproducer) Haines APPRECIATES IN VALUE (Hard to find) Ives & Pond Knabe (Grands) Marshall & Wendell (rare oak) Player Pianos Relocation Sale OPEN SUNDAYS 1 PM-5 PM After 20 Years of rebuilding and refinishing pianos on Center St. We are now relocating 60 YEARS OLD AND STILL GOING STRONG ALL REBUILT AND REFINISHED GUITARS REDUCED ON AMPEG CAMEO to GIBSON GOYA t SAVE $200 OPUS YAMAHAS VENTURA ON SALE! REDUCED!

Rebuilt and RefInIshed Amps Straps Drum Sticks Cases 100 GUITARS REDUCED nsr Pianos - I Many to choose from! Phazers Mike Stands^ Music Stands WEEKDAYS 10AM-8PM NEW PIN BLOCKS,'NEW NICKLE PLATE PINS, NEW STRINGS MEYERS PIANO & GUITAR MEYERS PIANO & GUITA EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8, 1979

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99 OAKWOOD DRIVE, 9UST0NBURV 633-67S7 INTERIORS UNLIMITED, on 398 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, Just a little west of the southbound exit ramp from Route 2, there's a delightful store full of surprises. Owned by Fran VIolante, On Weyerhaeuser Interiors has been there about 2 yrs. Each visit turns up something GIANT new and exciting. • Timeless Designs Paneling Fran advertises her business as a complete Interior design ser­ • Lasting Beauty vice. She features unusual pieces of furniture, and will help you select paint and wallpaper, carpeting, draperies and accessories. • Unsurpassed Quality One of her distinctive services Is providing a different selection of Imported home accessories, which make wonderful gifts. SAVINGS Fran has another talent, too. After you’ve been In her shop a couple of times, she senses your tastes and will spot things for you on shopping trips. This Is not a service that carries any obliga­ INTERIORS tion. But the next time you visit the shop, you are likely to find UNLIMITED BEAT BLAH WALLS something that is exactly what you have been looking for. Drop In and take a look. It’s a small shop, but allow time to look 398 Hebron Avvtue Gkistonbury, Connecticut 06033 WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION at everything carefully, including a few very good antiques. 659-0303 OF PANELS IN THE NORTH EAST. The Bath Shop Off ON SELECTED WEYERHAU8ER That Dares To ^ D ^^HABDWOOD PANELS. WHh eech panetlng purchaee a con­ Be Different tainer of Scotte Liquid Gold Wood Cloanor A Prooorvathro for flno wood Covers PanoHng A FumHuro. 44” Wide EH iiiaiiG ? 18” High •Install durable, lightweight 18” Deep CORKPAMLS Thick, fidi, hrwew cavk Flberglaa* celling panels. f n i m M . I M i Um Bi h m waNR. biHslki iq g lj___ Il h t3 9 l eAvallable In beautiful new 1045 V mk*. Im i mh. ^ ru c n i M I Save 26% patterns and textures. •Flexible, easy to Install, washable. INSULATE NOW. ir S WORTH PADDED SOFT SEATS •10-year limited warranty. YOUR ENERGY. AS LOW AS A SUPER SAVING. PER R-10(6")AniC $-1499 PANEL INSULATION Reg. 20.00 s a l e g Q RES. priced *O i 4 9 9.98 If you are about to redecorate your Bath or Powder Room ROYAL FLUSH Fibergias Adds comfort and beauty to your bath or powder room. Chose from white, Is the place to shop. GENERATON brown, camel, bone. It. blue, navy, rusty, green, cognac, pink. « U im SUES ALSO N STOCK The area's most unusual BATH SHOP crammed with everything tor the CEILINGS *Reg TU O -CF Carp bath room, You'll find exciting and unusual bath accessories as well as a wide range of shower curtains, towels, rugs, hampers, and all the other Items FIBERGLAS THE MARKET PLACE AT you'll need. Free In store decorating advice Is given, so If you're having trouble "put­ ting It together" head for ROYAL FLUSH. Located In the Market Place at GLEN LOCHEN Qlen Lochen, Glastonbury. They are open Sunday 12 to 5, Monday 10 to 6, and Tuesday, thru Saturday 10 to 9. Master Charge and Visa accepted. PANEL OARN GLASTONBURY 659-0003 85 OAKWOOD DBIVE, GLASTONBUBY U n i l D W . MON.,TUi8.,WED.,tAT.IXN>-S«0 f l U U n o : THURS.APm.S:3O-8«0 EVENING HERALD, Wed., August 8, 1979 Summer without end EVENING HERALD. Wed., August«. 1979 AaUNCE TQSffllE!

S E M I-A m V A L SALE MAGNIFICENT LIVING & DINING ROOMS. BEDROOMS. CARPETING. BEDDING. Carpet Merchants DRAPERIES. PICTURES. LAMPS. ACCESSORIES For year-round enjoyment. . . Dave Moulton, owner (jf Carpet quality merchandise with big savings. AND MUCH MORE Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke, They are located across from the Burr Manchester, stands beside just a small Comers Shopping Mall so parking and Convert porch to family room portion of the many carpets in his access is always free & easy. Phone 646- warehouse. Carpet Merchants combines 8568 to add space, lower en ei^ bills Is your style elegant? country casual? Early Tacking plastic over porch light admitted. for easy mainteoaoce. American, or eclectic and screens not only kept out driv­ He insulated the perimeter o f Choose wall paneling with a ing rain and drifting snow, a the slab and the ceiling to retain tough finish that needs only oc­ a little of eachl Select groups midwest homeowner discov­ the captured heal; installed an casional wiping; sliding doors of all styles are ered. It kept the heal in. The electric heat pum p to provide with grids quickly removable porch was 20° to 25° warmer fan-blown warm air on chilly, fur window cleaning; a self- on sale right this than the outside. cloudy days. venting range that removes minute at 20% off. IF plastic was this elTeclive. This is something you might moisture and odors; plastic ______' ' ' ' o ' he reasoned, walls specifically do, too; by converting a p o ^ laminate counters, ceramic Come Seel designed to capture solar energy into a family room, not only flooring, vinyl wallcovering SALE! SAVE 20% would be more so. gain living/dining space but also IhiU you can sponge; aluminum Mid Summer Clearance Sale He installed heavy insulating cut energy bills ^ maybe even mini-slat blinds with virtually aiL FIRST QUALITY glass to trap the sun's rays; cam a lax credit on your solar invisible cords that don't attract added a dark floor to absorb investment. ON THE BEST OF dust; rattan furniture that has the those rays, and Lcvolor blinds Keep furnishings simple, de­ warmth o f wood but that sun­ to control the amount o f sun­ signer Barbara Kellner ^ vise s. hidoor-Outdow - « SLEEP SHOP light doesn't affect. NNSYLVANIA Grass Carpet ^ 2 ® * so yd & up Prime Rest . . . Twin Size S99 H O l ^ Level Loop ^ 2 sq yn Per set Full Slze5129 It's a very special sale! Right Now— you get the best and you stili Savel Heavy Commercial sq. yd. Que^n Siz"e si89 p g r 5 g f King Size'259 per set Firm Rest DOMESTIC Black Shag Twin Size M 39 ORIENTALS per set $ 5 9 9 4x6 Fringed ^99 Full Size M59 6 ft width, Im loot per set 6x9 Fringed M89 Queen Size ^239 Come on In to our Pennsylvania House 9x12 Fringed *269 Automotive Carpet per set Summer Sale today. You’ll be enchanted by the elegance of Pennsylvania House cherry; 10% OFF $ 2 5 9 10% OFF SETS By the Informal feeling of country oak. WITH AD With This Ad 3 ft w.dlli, Irn It. You’ll also find many a sleeping beauty of a sleep sofa and all of Pennsylvania House upholstery HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS TO CHOOSE FROM on salel So for the bedroom, dining room or living All Rems. 10% Off With This Ad room you’ve always dreamed of, at prices you never dreamed possible, come to Watkins * Open Mon.-Fn. 10-5:30 E Xpert I nsto I lotion A voi Iflbir , ■ Sat. 10-5 In Com m uter Parkinq Lot ' Semi-Annual, Storewide Sale todayl Thurs. till 8 Exit 93 Off 186 WHAT ONCE WAS A Sf^EENED PORCH with Umhed me now ia a nmiti-iMrpaae year aronnd room where ■leeping and dining areas are separaled by a penfamila with criU, cerande eooklop, 1310 Tolland Tpk, 646-8568 Manchester, Conn. nwlercoYCT refri^rator, bait-fai food eenter. Levolor Minds help to maxindae solar heal n fa in wmter.mininiixeit far summer. WATKINS •KNOWN FOR QUALITY /FAMOUS FOR SERVICE/935 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER/643-5171 EVENING HERALD. Wed., August 8, 1979 i I EVENING HERAl.n, Wed.. Auffirt 8.1879

Pennsylvania House, Drexel Heritage, Sealy, Hale, Virginia Galleries, Simmons, Hooker, Sterling, Stiffel, Dride and morel

CHOICEAnd plenty of it! During WATKINS Semi-Annual Sale you get a choice of the finest furniture made and your / choice of many textures, finishes, fabrics and colorsi X a s h ffm L You get the best — for less. Come save todayl For a limited time oniy ... \ Oriental Design Rugs of magnificent perfection -V and timeiess beauty to be cherished through the years PURE W OOL PILE now at exciting savings! The Woolmark label is your ^ j.v v assurance of quality-tested superior quality products made of the , Locked in weave r_>' world’s best ... , Crystal Point Finish W Pure Wool Pile.

, Delineated Designs , Deep, Luxury Pile m . • 100% Worsted Wool Size with Fringe SALE >I !lK- ‘A.‘ill! 2 7 " x 6 0 " ...... $ 93.75 I l u s l V 4 ’8 ” x 7 T ’ ...... 2 79.00 6 ’ 7 " x l 0 ’4 ” ...... 5 39.00 8 '3 " x 1 2 '...... 6 2 9 .0 0 v 9 ’x l 2 ’6 " ...... 7 19 .0 0 9 ’ 1 0 ” x l 4 ’4 ” ...... 1 16 9.00 ______9’10''xl6’6” ...... 1 39 9.00 ■' H ’6 ” x l 8 ' ...... 191 9.00 2 '3 " x 9 ’6 " ' ...... 199.00 y-3Km-‘ 5 styles 2 '3 " x l 2 '6 " ...... 269 .0 0 W# „ ______Select from loose pillow 4 '8 " O c ta g o n ...... 279 .0 0 back LAWSON with deep 6 7 ” O c ta g o n ...... 5 3 9 .0 0 ! ' T-Cushions, EARLY AMERICAN 8'3” Octagon ...... 629 .0 0 ■ • u .« SOFA After sale wing back and TRADITIONAL $499.95 ea. tuxedo style with button back. All with Matching Love Seats C o t RISTAIN and Correlating Chairs! CREATIVE ELEGANCE IN ORJENTAL DESIGN RUGS AND FINE BROADLOOM - A TRUSTED NAME SINCE 1926 » V.* * / ' ( //• tJv.' »* •_*u > from some of the world's leading museum exhib-' thP f. color(sts and weavers have combined talents to create the finest all woo, modern and antique versions of these classic designs for your home GEM an ■' ^ ry t- r \ > • ■) unrivaled masterpiece collection of matchless elegance '

OPEN DAILYVfc*fexu» 9:30-5:30/TUE & THUR TIL 9 PM/CLOSED 8UN-MON/ 93S MAIN ST., MANCHESTER/643-5171 Wea.-, ^u^‘st 'Br iiffii - - . 1 .. . ■ I'f ., ( > . . . - >...... ', Graceful comfort of Louis XV style 20% OFF HERITAGE

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Ordinary family room becomes Dave Barton stands inside the business offers complete carpeting & floor he recently opened at 38 Park Place in the covering service and carries several an exotic Moroccan hideaway Rockville section of Vernon. The House of b ra n d nam e p ro d u c ts in clu d in g Floor Governing was built on Barton’s 15 A rm strong, Mannington, G af, and Whether you travel by boat, plane or aimchair, you can bring years of experience in the field including Congoleum. the pleasures of globe-trotting work at Temple’s Floor Covering. It back with you by re-creating a favorite pait of the world in your own home. An excellent example of such a re-creation is a stock suburban family room (dark paneled walls, inexpensive shag carpel) which was Iransformeid into a 36 PARK PLACE, ROCKVILLE, CT. bedazzling Moroccan hide­ away. 875-0157 Magkal Iransfonnalion Once a dark and somber House of chamber with very little to de­ There’s no mistaking light the eye. the family room, as redone, fairly throbs with the Floor Covering vivid colors, shapes and tex­ FREE ESTIMATES the quality and tures of exotic North Africa. No structural changes were beauty of Heritage. called for in the rcdccoration. When you couple a near legend­ The whole new look is a cover- up— like the folding doors in a ary name like Heritage with chevron pattern that cover up S p 6 prices at 20% off it’s worth a sliding glass doors to the patio. special visit to our Summer Sale! The new folding doors pro­ vide almost as much privacy as No-Wax Linoleum ^lg999 drapes but they filter the light, X rather than block it completely, UP TO 9 12 ROOM prep extra for soft, natural illumination. 7 PATTERNS Setting the tone for the typi­ SOFAS, CHASES cally Moroccan color scheme is ClA*' the striped fabric in teal blue, TF.AI. BUIE, ORANGE AND EGGPLANT niakr up the rlra- S P 6 orange and eggplant with which malle color •cheme m this "Morocrim hideaway'* family room. the paneled walls were covered. Kitchen Carpet NOW Fabric was chosen for texture installed Inspect our beautfiul groups as well as color, suggesting as it of sofas, chairs and love seats docs the tents that shelter many REQ. $10.99 with care. Each exemplifies peoples living below the south­ tical type from Armstrong, to minate origin, the brass to­ ern rim of the Mediterranean. help tone down noise when ac­ piaries in the corner have an ex­ the best in craftsmanship and Tlianmlar flap-like splashes of tivities in (he family room ate in otic air that seems made for the meticulous tailoring teal blue on each side of the door full swing. room. Viclorian shade pulls be­ come to WATKINS today and further the lent illusion. The end table, lattice work came brass door handles. Other No-Wax Linoleum The vivid color scheme dic: and obelisks holding the brass brass pieces—lamps, a serving 12 FEET, NO SEAMS NOW enjoy the superb comfort of tated the use of a neutral-toned topiaries in the corner of the tray, cigarette case, even a plant REQ. $7.99 SO. YD. our Heritage upholstery — floor covering. The choice was room were all covered with egg­ pot—glitter from vantage points an off-white Armstrong no-wax plant color paint. The rich or­ all over the room. now at 20% off! floor in a subtle design named ange fabric covering the match­ Like the other decorative ele­ "Moorish Court” which com­ ing sofas has a deep texture that ments. the brass is a bold and CARPETSPECIAL AAQC plements the room's theme. The picks up the chevron design of daring touch. But tM boldness floor has a built-in shine and is' the lattice-work screens. works here because everything easy to clean. Accessories become a key pulls together to make a positive 3 Rooms of Carpet A ceiling fan is at once an en­ element in a room design as decorating statement. "This is INSTALLED WITH PADDINQ WW WF CHARGE /T WITH YOUR BANK CARD OR ONE OF OUR CONVENIENT REVOLVING PLANS ergy saver and a romantic link to bold as this one. They can be Morocco,” this room says. INSTALLED WITH PADDINQ faraway places. It could have souvenirs picked up in travel, The family that lives in this UP TO 38 Sq. Yda. come straight from the set of such as the antique snoeshine kit room can gel miles away firom Btwrul's CasabloHca. at the end of one of the sofas. the workaday world—without 1M ceiling itself is the acous- Although they're of indeter­ ever leaving home. EVENING HERALD. Wed.. August 8, 1V79

,jSCr\W%////A\\«VIK\\S//A\\\%\\!K\\V-«>\v^////A'S^^^ | j j 2| ijtir in a good sink... and an efficient faucet STAINLESS STEEL SINGLE-LEVER CUSTOM BATHROOM BEAUTY AT DOUBLE FAUCET SINK Replace that leaky ^ySLE HOWL Twice the convenience, n o n a T R faucet with this new The W.G. Glenney Co. E y o t t plus all the ea$y-to- model. . . and clean durability of install it yourself I ^ 3 l i 4 8 <25.45

ADD tOMI NATURAL UQHT TO YOUR KftCHtN WITH A NIW SKYUaHT AND AT THI GAMI TIMI CUTINIRaYCOtTS. SAVE 20% OFF • m RID PRICK KALK e n i - D L s e s i ...... t t i i M H 7 b j o M t t - D L M U ...... I28L00 ttOIJO e n t - p t m i ...... m » M u s o a o

Prepare a rustic wall SB 51 Blend in a Z - B R I C K tasteful ceiling BATH ROOM VANITIES 1C WALL (^ m strong = DECOR CEILING TILE r'(\ Looks just like the real They go up easily with staples JUmOUEUSBI thing. . . and it's so simple or adhesive, and they add un­ Amibx., A to put up yourself with limited beauty to your kitchen CONTAINKR special adhesive. Carton . or any room! ^V iR R f TO I fq. covers 5-6 square feet. RVBNKE l h l 2 SAVE 15% CBMBIESSTMN ON ML STOOUnMI I i B t Price •3.90 B 4 Q M (FOR TILE 0NLY1 *8» m c m I I MTURAL SLATE SIffll Start with a FLOOMK SPACE SAVING 0 1 5 5 ] 0 Bt-FOIDOOOR D starter kitchen F U L COLOR RANGE UMTS MCLUDIK PLAIN OR LOUVER PHE-RNISHED UQHT RED PANEL STYLE I'/i ILLUSTRATIONS NOT AS SHOWN Complete with A GRADE hardware and track. Many sizes In 99^ ft. 84* stock PRICE START FROM * - B GRADE 48 e S T M l 2/0 X6/8-11/8 ALL LOUVERED CUSTOM TOPS AVAILABLE 73-sg.ft. 6 2 * tq .ft. All sizes SPACE SAVMG 1____ L reduced in pricel BATHROOM VANITY Includes wall and base cabinets and Maple Counter PERFECT FOR A SMALL OR r sink base, ready to paint or stain to T o p s Countw Top Only SECOND BATHROO^ Choice of Finishes your taste, then add your choice of 1 ' / i “ thick kiln-dried hard maple, 25" hardware. Q A I I E 9 I I G L from front to back. g j| j SAVE 25%) Off • Faucet not included 15" lengUi Reg. 28.85 ...... 24.75 Reg $88.00 • Allow 3 to 4 weeks stAirrW Am in i r length Beg. 35.60 ...... 30.25 #1816 F. White for delivery on ^ iiiigUi Beg. 47.33 ...... 40.25 Marbelized Top _ ^ MTCHDI READY TO F m 38" iengOi Rag. 70.85 ...... 80.30 19x17 Reg $40 Special Orders KA H20.J SAVE 25% PMGI 20%Ofl THE W.G. GLENNEY CO. INCLUDES ”^'l 7 4 M 130.50 THE W.G. lUNNEY CO. 2-B 1S BASE CABINETS AT 87.00 ...... 86.11 THE MW M nom nr CHin 1- 3T SINK 8 RONT ...... ■ ...... 102.16 W.G. GIENNEY HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 2- W 1830 WALL CABINETS AT 68 .1 0 ...... “ 16.31 I ^ V A L A N C E ...... 8315.07 •MANCHESTER •SLASTONBURY •MANCHESnR •GLASTONBURY 336 N. MAIN 8T. - 33 HEBRON AVE. CO. 335 N. MAIN ST. 63 Hebron Ave SAVEaOH WITH READY TO FINISH CABINETS •48-S253 33M375 649-5253 633-4675 •EUiNGTON •W.WILLINBTON •ELLINGTON •WILLINGTON WEST ROAD RT.44 WEST ROAD RL44 I7 M I1 3 429-M13 875-6213 429-9916 RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Augufft 6. ^979.. ^ ^ , j * 1 t ’ > f j, M ^

: . - ' I . . t ■' f ; t I : 1 1 i . OUR ORUnST VERfl-END E^ENtNd HERALD, Wed.. August R. 1979 ; you can have maintenance free CLE/UtANCE SALE! w alls PARROn OVERUY insideorout PATTERNS A N D YOU CAN DO IT YO URSELF I fiilumberland * NEW Parrott pracWon cut, pra-numbarad, fuH-alza oard-1 board pattama, aaaura aocurata cutting and fitting of all critical angla and notch cuta by tha moat Inaxparlanoad harw clears Its 1979 fabrics dyparaon. n iA R M B H lK * C om pM o m atarlal Hat Included. a- Easy to follow, stap-by-atap Instruction manual Included In (. r '>!( 'll}*' every package. Simply Mark W * Using only hand tools you can cut and assemble a protaaalonal looking, tIght-fIttIng finished product MAHRESS a Lumber not Included. A N D C U T OR a Qambrel roof building sizes from t2'x18' to 8'x8'. a 2 Picnic tables a Workbench rHAUMBRIK Ri Stone IS so easy FOUNDATION a No measurlno 'll dppiy You can do It yoursell.. Stop in and see our display. We'S give you free literature on how A beautiful buy in a tuftless, no-button top It fjnes up over any sound surface to do it. Or, we can suggest a man to install it lor you. mattress of medium firm construction — -with no special preparation or for a soothing, smooth yet firm sleeping I'loU |i's Itreprool and adds surface. Flange edge construction, in-.iilation In any wall eiMenooe appealing print cover. W A T tn e K o o e StAIN »CSItT«NT A M E R I C A s F i n e s t BASEMENT DOOR

Add naw beauty lo your home STARTING AT and save costly repairs by MAHRESS replacing your old wooden hatchway with a modem, alt steel AVAILABLE IN; Par OR G O T T H IS ? G E T THIS. Bilco Dorr. ANTIQUE BRICK AND Carton It's attractive, weathertight and so FIELDSTONE FOUNDATION easy to use! To cushion you in deepr-down comfort — REIILWOOD GEDM POSTS $59 this quality mattress is luxuriously quilted D ecorator FIRM top and bottom; deeply insulated. Decora­ tor covering. A fabulous find at this price CLAY TILE Exclusive in this aren with W .H . Enghind Lumber Company. ------1

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Maximum support, quality mattress v/ith M a lic M i f n H n R r i M $Mftk SvfiMi IMnI Mir Pest exclusive innerspring construction; deep, Claaate poat design In eolid cedar is styled with The handsome Appeal of natural cedar com­ double stitch quilled top and bottom, jumbo croes arm supported by 4” x 4” brace. All placet plements any home design, from Early American EXTRA FIRM Rough Hewn and prefinished with • walnut stain. to Modern. The smooth post Is ready-to-flnlsh for welt, no-sag reinforced edge Once-m a Complatad posts are impervloua to aU weather anyone who prefers to stain or paint the post. lifetime buy! conditlotte. Braced croee erm accommodates Without any finish, the cedar post will weather most mailboxee or hanging signs. Mailbox not In­ beautifully to a natural sliver gray. If original cedar cluded. color is desired, s transparent stain Is REQ. 23" S A LE 2 1 .2 5 recommended. a a g v I A A K -The most versatile decorator tile available . .. ideal for wine racks, will R EG . 2 2 ” SALE iti.ga Every One With Famous Slumberland Quality Construction! hold wine at constant room temperature . . . for creative home decorating use for room dividers, walls, gardens, plant stands, patios... 1 r S'/.' X 13- CABNETi W. H. ENGLAND THE I REG.J 13.95/ f ROUTE 44A, BOLTON NOTCH W H. ENGLAND BOLTON COMPilNY . "FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911” m f DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET MANCHESTER OPEN e| DAYS THURSDAY NIGHTS0 TIL 9 PM W TEL. 649-5221 ^ 8 . 9 5 IbUTE 44A BOLTON NOTCH V i . ! COMPANY 649-5201 ALU VINYL BATH CABINET, BEVERSIBLE DOOR. IDEAL FOR BASEMENT. BATH ETC. BOLTON 649-5201 EVENING HERALD. Wed., August 8,1979 IV.’I 8 J|1£U\ , C ./K ' I. ! 'i 3V? RVENING HERALD, Wed.. August 8. 1979 STRONG CRAFT GALLERY n|i|MVlTVI« CO factory SHOWROOM

ONE CIVIC CENTER MANUFACTURERS AND DESIGNERS OF PLAZA, HARTFORD FINE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 522-9083 CUSTOM FURNITURE OUR SPECIALTY DRAPERIES — SLIPCOVERS and COMPLETE COME IN AND SEE OUR " .i DECORATOR SERVICES One of a Kind Queen Size ARTISTS IN ACTION FACTORY REUPHOLSTERING OCCASIONAL SLEEP

a SOFAS CHAIRS SOFAS DEMONSTRATIONS ilm a SLEEP SOFAS a CHIPPENDALES • WING CHAIRS SEPT 10th“15th 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. a SWIVELS & ROCKERS FROM From $369 a QUEEN ANNE CHAIRS BOSTON ROCKERS - Manchester Carpet Center a r> ‘’'U': : p om irs, JEWEIERS, MUSS MIBBWG, K iu v im a AND MUC MORE tt.* ^ MUCH* MUCH MODE... After over 30 years in the carpeting with his son John who has been working DOE8NT IT MAKE SENSE IF SIZE 18 A PROBLEM MON-FRI S:30-S business, Art Bakargeon of the with him for 17 years and who will now be TO/BUY DIRECT FROM THE SAT SM-12 Manchester Carpet Center has recently taking over the operation of the well NO PROBLEM... ■ f-' "Sm our many now Itama by Now Craltapaopla. SOURCE IF YOU CAN SAVE 40% We can manufacture sofas and OR 122 Naubuo Ave announced his retirement. He is shown known establishment. ?? For a thoughful gift or personal treat visit the Strong Craft Gallery AND MORE OFF SUGGESTED chairs any size to fit your special BY APPOINTMENT (Rear) ? L. RETAIL PRICES needs. Glastonbury, CT 21 |QLAflj 4l« " “Parking TIckata VaUdatad” ______633-9998 vaM

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' - t' - fi, r REAL ESTATE GUIDE NOW SHOWING! SOLVE ALL YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS 10 SPECIALS* IN THE NEW LOOK... •LOOK FOR THE MOHAWK SALE TAGS ON OUR DISPLAY I WE HAVE THE FLOOR GIFTS THAT YOUNG PEOPLE STRONG V I 'V > l i .A, , LOVE TO LIVE CRAFT GALLERT MANCKSTERI Thursday August 23, 1979 WITH '5:'' ' ’ ' . '■ CARPn tnmrivTrnnnnFrrr • REMEMBER US FOR FEATURINO A! IN YOUR EVENING HERALD COMPLETE LINE OFi SOMETHING SPECIAL, CENTER QUALITY RU08, • WEDDINGS* SHOWERS AND 311 MAIN ST. CARPETINQ, a : ANNIVERSARIES 048-2130 BRAIDED RUQ8 BY? OPEN 6 DAYS 9 to 5:30 • BRIDAL REGISTRY BIQELOW, MOHAWK:; THURS. & FBI NITES TIL 91 AND O TH ER B, FOR-: BOTH COMMBRICAL A :i ONE gvic CENTER PLAZA. HARTFORf 522-9083 RE8IDENTIAL U8ER8. I: .... SVIENING HEBALD. Wed.. Aiiguat i, 1979 k ^ k A l h ) \ t i‘^ 'i: 1979 Open-plan design Stylish ceiling lets diners for modem Uving enjoy pheasant under class! D. PEA^M. & SON Open up your home to u neu ture invites creative seating. There’s something sociable It's a member of the sus­ deeorating plan that w ill sini* Light is important to this liy - . about an eat-in kitchen— the pended ceiling family: a metal plifv your lotik — and your life­ ing plan. The dining room is food preparation area within grid is hung from the old ceiling style marked by a dramatic, arched sight, sound and smell o f the and panels arc inserted in it. Strict room dcciir h.is jiiNcn window. Natural light plays partakers. What sets the tegular variety throughout the room, seeking way to I'lowine living space, Spumed in recent years for ^ a r t is that the panels aren't creating easy - to - li \ c-w i th out corners, picking up the sub­ smaller cooking-only kitchens, flush with the grid but descend beautv. easy-to-live-ln practi­ tle shine of the IliHvr's pattern. this arrangement is regaining an inch or so below It for a bold- relief effect. It accents the ceil­ cality. Its rich, tastern-intlucnced popularity. Not the least among ing as dramatically as sweet- Instead of strict room bi>und- design is the perfect accent to the reasons is a“ back to basics” and-sour sauce docs pork. uries dictate*.! b\ ilec*>r. this the sleek simplicity of the walls, nostalgia: the lineage of the cat- ri'om t>pts k'r an open feeling. window, beams and ceiling. in kitchen embraces the settlers' Armstrong makes a tegular The riKvins arc detined i'nls by The repealing design of the tiles one-room cabin and the all-pur­ ceiling called Bravada. with 2'x e\p**sed w*Mul beams and carries the theme of open acces­ pose farm kitchen of our rural 2' panels that look like rough- I::: arches, adding graceful delini- sibility fhrouehout the room. past. textured plaster but arc actually ti*>n to the llo*>r plan. This layout does present a lig h tw c i^ mineral fiber. The key to this look of ele­ decorating challenge, however. This filigree medallion pat­ It's an ideal ceiling for a gant sim piicil) is decorative The cooking and consuming terned llooring is available in ci>oking-cum-dining area. The unit) — achieved in this open- sections of the large space have beige, white, gold and red. and acoustical panels help quell the plan living room and dining to be kepi in harmony. Furnish­ is easy to maintain. cacaphony o f pots and pans so it room by using the same exotic ings and appliances shouldn’t won’t spugh- clash in style or color, any more u f - No-Wax Decorator tiles are conversation. oiil the entire area. ottered only with a .Sure-Slik than a souffle should be served The panels arc also fire Neutral walls and rich wood adhesive backing, making them with sauerkraut. retardant— an important safe­ beams are played against ac­ simple to install — just peel off A recipe for creating a natural cents o f modern chrome and the paper backing and press the soup-lo-saiad flow between the guard in a room with a range. adjoining area.s is to unite them And should the chef get loo glass. The exposed beams and tile into place. TRIED-AND-TRl'E REOIPE for drroralively uniliii|c Ihr with a striking common ceiling. flamboyant working with the opulent arches delme the indi­ rooking ami fliniiig arean of an ral*iii kilrlirii in tlir inHlullatont vidual liv ing spaces. This free. Ilowmg look hates What interior designers call a wok. causing grease to spit sky­ of a »triking retliiig. T lir 2' x 2 ' \tanvU of i IiIh ArtiHlnmg ward. the panels can he w ash^ A modern fireplace creates a clutter — steer aw ay from extra­ “ tegular” ceiling is one of the prmled rriliiig ilrsrrmi diglitly Im‘Iow llir nuptHtrliiig grid for u with a sponge soaked in warm co/y gathering place on one neous distractions. A few sim­ most effective types for this pur l»old*rf*lirfeflre<*l. water and mild detergent. wall of the living room. Across ple pictures and decorations ol pose. the floor, an *ipen service and striking design will serve best. snack bar is an unexpected and Plants add the final touch to cre­ interesting change in the room's ate an inviting, alive environ­ liil ment. contour. Striking modular furni­ B. D. 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Mrs. Carter is American delegatioi eludes Secretary of Vance, attending the Friday of 38-year Jaime Roldos as pre “Just a few week dent Carter and i President-elect and to the White House,” said in a statement Spanish on arrivi Wednesday. “We told them tt would like to repeat the democratic e Ecuador is already beacon for other suet throughout the Amei Too Far . WASHINGTON Friends of forme] Richard Nixon say th to sell his mans Clemente came fro Pat. They said she fe f a r from chib grandchildren and w; back east, where si piest The Nixons ref settle in Connecticut It was just five yes Nixon b«am e a pr after resigning the pr was battered me physically, but those he now “ looks suf bounced back. " He i: a new book and is tool to a visit to Chir September and start! back east. PriesVs ' WILMINGTON, D. The testimony of Clough, a clerk in small Wilmin businesses the Rev. Pagano, a 53-year-< priest is a c c u ^ ol gunpoint, may not be evidence in his trial motion was made to : evidence relating to b lineup identification The clerk had seen picture in a newpap arrest, Superior Court Ju Christie is continuinf of the defense me Deputy Attorne; Timothy Barron, the conced^ testimony I tims was crucial to hi key to the case, fror standpoint, is the eye tification of the defe Divers Tn ABERDEEN, Sco — Two American e titled as Victor “Ski of Springfield. Mass.> Walker. 32, of San Calif., who worked Diving Services and ] in a diving bell . lowered 530 feet ini Sea on an inspection Thistle oil platforir northeast of the Shet died before rescuer the retrieved cap^u National Oil Co. spok The 5-by-4-foot b< above the seabed v inch-thick main sii snapped in heavy se to the seabed conn mother ship Wild D its lifeline which ca oxygen, and a hot v the men’s diving suit ting intense cold. F will be performed i the exact cause of d Inside T Business...... 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